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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
BISHOP GREER TO
DEDICATE CHAPEL
Gift of Mrs. George L. Rives to
Cathedral of st. John
the Divine.

The third OF the seven chapcls TO De
built around the apse OF the Cathedral
Of st. John the Divine VIII be opened ana
dedicated by Bishop Greer this morning
a, II o'clock. II Is to be called ST. Am
brose Chapel. in honor Of ST. Ambrose
who was Bishop OF Milan I'm the fourth
century IT is the gift Of Mrs. George
l.. Rives, wife OF the former Corporation
Counsel. in memory Of her parents Au-
gustus Whiting and Sarah Swan Whit
ing II is 10 be devoted to services IN
Italian. -
The structure was designed by Carrere
& Hastings Il was begun In 1872. and
cost $4,000 Facing the altar is figure
Of ST. Ambrose. Seven groups portray
events In his life.
The walls are Of Rosato marble, the
floor is OF gray Sienna and the steps are
Of Cenere marble. The stalls are made OF
Italian walnut The altar IS OF white
alabaster ornamented with a lamb and
cross in gold.
The chapel bears the inscription: ITO
the Glory Of God, and in loving memory
of Augustus Whiting, Sarah Swan Whit
ing. Jane Whiting. Amelia Whiting
Davis. Augustus Whiting, jr and Natica
Rives Burden. this chapel has been erect
ed by Sarah Whiting Rives."
Only a small number Of friends will
attend the dedication. Bishop Greer will
he assisted by Dean Grosvenor. DR. Stat
terry. rector OF Grace Church. and the
Rev Stanley G. Hughes, rector Of Trim
fly Church, Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN ALBERT STEARNS.

Captain Albert Stearns, eighty-one
years old. OF Syracuse and formerly a
captain of police in New York, died yes
terday at the home OF his son-in-law,
Dr. David C. Holton. COL Leonard ST..
Williamsburg.
Captain Stearns was born in Rindge y.
II. He came to New York In his earlier
years, and in his twenties became associ-
ated with the police force. He enlisted
during tho Civil War with the lSlst New
York Volunteers and was promoted rap
idly TO the rank Of major.
After the war Captain Stearns went TO
Syracuse, where he became affiliated with
soda manufacturing company. Recent
ly he went to Williamsburg on visit
and became Ill with diabetes. which all
ment caused his death.
He leaves wife and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
JhOWlN-PlANKLEY.

r. - cornelia Blankley. daughter or
an Yrs. Thomas s. Bl8nkley. was
nn 70 Palmer Hooper Jadwin yes-
- afternoon ~ the homo OF her
ll5 Lercrte Place. Brooklyn.
=. KEY. Dr. John Racchus performed
e1snonY. which WIS followed by a
" ~ Reception.
~ bride VAS unattended. Nr Jad-
b.. '1o Il ihe fOn ~ Mrs. Orlando H.
,.''h. ~ 20 Gates ave. had as best
=. Ma brother. stanley Palmer Jad-
~ me ushers we're Paul .. Jadwin'
p.ff blsnklcy and Henry ". La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
BUTTERFIELD SALE ENDS
Furnishings of Fifth Ave. Man
sion Bring ST, 131.

The remainder of the objects of art con-
tanned in the nome of the late Mrs. Julia
l. Butterfeld, Gle Fifth ave, was sold by
the American Art Association yesterday
The total for the afternoon session was
s1.S25 70 and the evening s2,292 80. The
furnishings of the house brought S1l5l
in all.
The highest prices paid during the day
were for oil paintings. 1.-THE Market III
Moorish Town" and THE Captive py
Glenhut Ference, were bought by Alfred
Rohlfs for $500 and $3.50, respectively
The next highest bid during the day was
made by the Broadway Art Galleries TOT
a COPY Of Jean de Boulogne's The tiyms
Niercyrv" This statue brought 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
REV. DR.. CHARLES r. PALMER.

New Haven, April 22.-The Rev. Dr.
Charles Ray Palmer. member or tns
board OF fellows OF Yale from 1850 10
1910. died at his home hero to-day
Death was due 10 shock He was about
eighty years old The funeral VIII De
held on Friday. with interment at AL
bany.
Dr. Palmer held pastorates AT mo
Tabernacle Congregational Church. sa-
lem. Mass. the Kensington Congresa-
tional Church, London, England, and the
First Congregational Church, Bridge
port At the latter he was minister Tor
twenty years and was pastor emeritus
at the time of his death. lie was Also
corporate member of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions and had membership In
number Of scientific societies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
MRS. MARY J. G. PIPER.

Mrs Mary J. Golden Piper wife OK FL
win : Piper, president OF the Eagle
Savings and Loan Association of Brook
Ign. died Tuesday at her home. 1880 Ocean
ave. that borough. after prolonged Ill
ness. aged siXty-two. She was porn IN
Brunswick y. Y. and had resided III
Brooklyn for twenty-seven years She
leaves her husband and a son.
The Rev. Dr. Thorne will oficiate at
the funeral service. which Will be heio
this evening at her home. Interment VIII
be in Eagle Mills. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

father The maid OF honor was Miss Mary
McGafree, OF Jamaica Plain. who wore
mauve taneta with leghorn hat trimmed
with flowers in harmony with her basket
Of white lilacS and orchids The brides
maids were Miss Geraldine Ryan, sister
of the bridegroom: Miss Rose Fitzgerald,
Miss Virginia Sullivan, OF Chicago. ana
Miss Marian FinniSan. Of Cambridge. The
groom was attended by mis- brother
After mass there was reccpuon az
the home OF the brides parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Ryan VIII make their home in Bea-
con St BrOOkline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
The Dansant for Charity.

The Bloomingdale Day Nursery Asso-
citation. whose house at l5i West 99th st.
cares daily for forty or fifty children
whose mothers are away at work, has
more applicants daily than can be accom-
modated with the present facilities
The Junior League OF the Bloomingdale
Nursery. of which Miss Therese ID.
Browning. OF IS West 9th st. IS treasurer
has arranged for a the dansant at the
Plaza on the afternoon of Saturday. May
10 which all the friends OF this charity
are invited. Tickets may be had OF Miss
Browning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
JOSEPH r. CHADWICK.

Red Bank. n. j.. April 2e.-Captain Jo-
seph f. Chadwick, for thirty years COM
mander OF the Sea Bird. Of the Merchants
Steamship Company. plying between here
and New York. died to-day from heart
disease. He was seated In chair at his
home in Wallace st.
Captain Chadwick was born in Red
Bank seventy-lve years ago. When n
boy he went TO New York and worked In
department store. He returned home
at tho age OF twenty-three and secured
employment on tho Sea Bird. After the
death OF his uncle. Henry Parker. no be-
came captain. He was n property owner
and a former director OF the First Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
TO PRESENT SHORT PLAYS
Group Will Be Seen Here for
First Time on Monday.

Tho United Theatrical Association. or
ganized by leading club women interested
in tho drama, will present group Of
shor. plays at the Forty-elghth Street
Theatre. on Monday afternoon.
The plays will be seen for the first time
here and will include "Lonesome-Like," a
comedy OF Lancashire, by Harold Brig
house; The Last TO Act" which was
presented at the Coliseum, London, writ
ten by the Rev. Forbes Phillips; Uncle
Sans Money" an American comedy, by
|. X Friedman, and The Worth Of a
Man" by Mrs. We're Campbell. They will
be presented by Whitford Kane, Bertha
Mann. Maude Leslie, Amy Ames. Kate
Morgan. Agnes Dorntee. Wallis Clark
Cecil Butler, Alvin Kaufman and W.
Gyllck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
Rabies Out for Health Prize.

The second annual baby health con-
test OF the University Settlement Society
VIII be opened at the settlement house.
ls4 Eldridge St. on Monday, April a. All
the babies entered in the contest viii be
recommended by the five municipal milk
stations in the neighborhood OF the Set
Element
The doctors examining the babies viii
be under the supervision of Or Stafford
Mclean. Of the Babies Hospital. In con
junction with the contest there will he q
child welfare exhibit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
RYkN-O'CONNELl.

H. - rsissrsph 20 Tho Trbnnel
s..'h, April z.--Miss Mary OConnel
res@ Of M and Mrs. Edward }.
"A mel niece of Cardinal Oconneii(
n, 'smes LEVI, Ryan, son ~ 1r ana
.m's X. Ryan, Of sew York were
"A. b-1sy BY Cardinal O'fonn"lL
a.. snony VAS performed ~ ~. AZ
es,o. sh'fch, Coolidge Corner. ana the
T. o. was assisted by the Rev John
~. go ID. g. J.. pastor Of the church.
ms vas s1ysn In marriage by her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
JOSEPH YORK.
From The Tribune Correspondent

fFrom The Tribune CorrespondehrI
Orange. ~ j.. April 22---Joseph forN'
seventy years old. FOR forty-four years
employed by the family of the late IRAN
els c. O'Reilly. dropped dead to-day from
heart disease at the O'Reilly home, 81
North jefferson st
Born i'm Halifax, Nova Scotia. he en-
tered the employ Of Mr. O'Reill. as u
boy when the former was constructinto
railroads in the West. Years ago ~
Cumbcrland. Md. he saved the HE OF
his employer in an explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
Highbridge Minstrels Ready.

The annual minstrel show and reception
OF the Church Of the Sacred Heart. High
bridge, viii be held tomorrow night at
the Manhattan Casino. lb5th st and Eighth
ave. Edward Rowan has spent consider
obie time rehearsing the cast. and IRON
All Indications the show this year VIII sur
pass all his previOuf efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
Mckee Rankin's Body Here.

The body Of Arthur Mckee Rankin the
actor. who died in California on Friday
arrived here yesterday, accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. Harry Davenport. Inc
funeral will take place from SO1 West DIST
St, on Friday at 10 a. m Burial VIII be
made in Kensico Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
JACOB A. RIIS IS SINKING
New York Publicist Under Doc
tors Care in Battle Creek.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. J

:
Battle Creek, Mich, April 22.-Jacob A.
Ris is sinking and his death IS not unex-
pected.
lie is under the care Of physicians at n
local sanatorium, having been brought
here from New Orleans, where he col
lapsed during lecture. He has heart
trouble. and for more than week has
been i'm very alarming condition. from
which he has not rallied
His son, Roger Rils. arrived to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
George Arliss Stricken.

Hartford. Conn. April 22-George AT
lis who is playing In "Disraen, was
stricl,en to-day with what may be pneu-
MONA. lie has cancelled ms eng 81
Vents this week in Hartford and Ne"
onJon lie appeared at ParsonSs me
atre here last night despite his Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
GRANTY c. 300 T.. 12Oth st. April q.
aged 40 Funeral tomorrow.
HAUSNfANN. Lena, 81 w. 124th ct.
April n. aged 46. Funeral tomorrow
at p. m.
HARRISON. als f. 233d st, April a..
Funeral to-day.
PALMER. Charles H.. 2O5 W Ic7th St,
RINfMER. Pierce A., 3si f. 10th at,
WILLIAMS. Annie p, 1871 ". s7th ST..
April 20.
BROOKLYN. =,
CLOONoN. James. ,77s Classon ave-;
April % Funeral tomorrow et 10
a. m.
DUFFY. Isabella. 2s3 Hewes st: April
81. Funeral tomorrow at $50 a m.
FAY. Charles, April 81. Funeral to-day
ut 2 p. m.
HARRIGAN. Mary A. 5Il Columbia ST.
April 2l Funeral tomorrow at 9.Sp
a. m
OCONNOR. Ignatius J.. r Second Pl,
April % Funeral tomorrow at 9:So
n. N.
sEIBERT. Mary T.. 2f3 Hewes st:
a m.
STOoTHOFF. Caroline NJ, 49, Ever
green ave. April % Funeral to-mor-
row NJ 2. m.
TIFRNEY, Teresa. 657 Manhattan ave,
April 81. aged Is. Funeral tomorrow.
UNDERHILI. Clarinda n, IA $. Elliott
Pr. April p Funeral Saturday at :
D. m.
WAGENSEIL, William b.. g. HAYWOOD
st, April 81. Funeral to-day ut p. m.
WARNER. Mary j.. 100 Snedlker ave.
April 20 aged Go Funeral to-day AZ
2 p m.
LONG ISLAND.
DANZEISEN, George j.. al Maspeth.
aged so. Funeral to-day at $50 p. m.
DONAHUE. John H.. 32ia Prospect st,
Long Island city. April 20. aged s..
SMITH. Laura. az Baldwin. April 90.
Funeral to-day at p. m.
NEW JERSEY.
KELLY. Frank. Sis York st. Jersey
city. aged %.
LIVINGSTON. Emily. ., orient ave.
Jersey city, April p. aged 81. Funeral
to-day at p. m.
MCCARTHY. Elizabeth NJ G, 3o7 15th
st. West New York. April 90. ged
IS Funeral Saturday.
TRAUTWEIN. Anna r. eco Garden II
Hoboken. April 81. aged GO. Funeral
to-day az p. m
VAN NESS Leonard. s. Marshall ST.
Paterson. April u. Funeral to-day at
y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
Miss Eleanor BurrilI Weds
Francis OrmOnd French
This Afternoon.
SCHOOL SOCIETY TO
PRODUCE OPERETTA
Marriage of Miss Laura Robinson
to w. A. Evans o-day-P. R.
pyne Dimes Hobby Club.

Mrs. Albert Pease gave the last of her
two balls poudres last night at her home,
II East GSth ST. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Earl DODGE. Mr. and Mrs Ogden
H. Hammond Mr. and Mrs Austen Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. julien \. Ripley. SIR. and
Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee. jr., Air. and Mrs
Arthur Carroll, Nr. ana Mrss Richard -
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grant, Mr. and Mrs
Stephen II. f. Pen. Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston Pell. Nj and Mrs. Payne Whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur scott Burden, Mr..
and Mrs. Delaney Nicoll. MIR. and Mrs.
August Belmont jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Happen,
Mir and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel, Count
and Countess Del Sera and Count Alex
ander Salm-Iioogstraeten and Count otto
neutrality-suspicious.. The decorations We're
American Beauty roses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
DIED..

CHARNLEY-At the Polytechnic Hos
pital, April %, at 1 a. M CONSTANCE
Charniey. daughter Of Charles NJ
Charnley and the late Louisa T. Aver
III. Funeral services will be held ~
the Brick Presbyterian Church. t1tth
ave and 37th st., 10 a. m. Friday. IN
torment Deerlield, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

as Florence Schmidt. daughter Of Sir.
q Ars Hermann y. Schmidt. became
i'ide Of Thomas l.. Cunningham at II
,h'k yesterday morning On the Holy
-'l'ly Church. Broadway and ed st
%, .as CEREMONY was performed by Father
a.'.ornack and reception followed at
y none OF Nr and Mrs. Schmidt. Broad
'' snd 81 ~ The bride was in white
A'o' trimmed with point lace and wore
''~e vel fastened with orange blossoms
~ carried bouquet OF lilies-of-the-val-
!" hsr sister. Miss Alice Schmidt, was
:. Haio Of honor Tho bridesmaids were
- Margaret KellW Miss Anne Gun
s.snsn' Mlss Isabel Wright, Miss Mary
!, -'1A'ef, Miss Geraldine King and Miss
..sees Bollmer. They were all dressed
- u pink satin. with pink hats. Mar
...'' ZTeig, IN an Empire frock OF pink
a. vas the flower girl. Frank Cum
!. s'a'n vas his brothers best man. and
snsFs we're LaUghlin DAILY. Paul
,s's' William Usyener. Frank Hayden.
.''f Klein and ". Laidlaw Dewey. Mr..
As. Cunningham will spend their
3. ''''inoon IN Bermuda and Will live In
- York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

tional Bank. Two daughters, Mrs. George
O. Hendrickson and Mrs. Lillian van
buskirk, survive him
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CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.
.33d 81. ny Harlem Train and by Trolley.
onice, 20 East Esd ST.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
MARRIED..
Wednesday,

UyDE-MALPIN = On Wednesday
April p, 1914, at the chantry OF 3
Thomas's Church, New York city. ny
The Rev Or. Ernest NJ. Stires. Jean
cite. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
I,odovick McAlpin. TO Albert MUS
grave Hyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

Notice. q n.lr-ipees and deaths muss Se
accompanied by full name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

Ill. llHEdI services Viii 10 i'lH
the Brick Presbyterian Church. Firth
ave. and 37th st., 10 a. m. Friday. H.
terment Deeraeld, Mass
HtTNT-At Goldens Bridge. Y. y. on the
Attn day, pod inst. Charles Lindley Hunt.
in his 12d year. Funeral services VIII
be held in Friends Meeting House.
Chappaqua, y. Y. on 9TH day ith
month, 25th at , p. m. Carriages wil
meet train leaving Grand Central sta
ton 12:49 and Rawlings l2:l0. II Is the
wish that no flowers be sent
JONES' Suddenly. at Los Angeles Cal,
Saturday. April H. II. Percy Jones. sec
ond son Of Henry Phineas and Ada An.
derson Jones. I'm his 3ith year Funeral
services will be held at the residence OF
his father, 4j Broad st. Thursday, Apr
%, at $3.50 o'clock. Friends Will kindly
omit flowers.
MINGLE-On Wednesday. APRIL %.
1911. ROsanna Bowers Mingle. widow
of Sampson .. Mlngle. Funeral SER
vices at the BelnOrd Apartments,
Broadway and seth st, on saturday
April %. 1914. at p. m. Philadel-
phia and Williamsport. Penn papers
please copy.
TSWORTH-Entered into rest on Tues
day. April 21. 1914. at Plainfeld, \. j..
David r.. beloved husband OF Nettie
Potter Ellsworth. Services at his late
residence, 900 Madison ave, Plainfield.
~ d. Oil T Ifisiep hptAl ~ a. -'"' - ~
Carriages will meet train leaving foot OF
Liberty ST. New York City &C.. K. r.
Of y. J) at 1:l0 Interment at conven-
fence of the family.
WARRIOR Wednesday, April %. 1914,
ut the Park Avenue Hotel. New York
city. Alice Dean Ward. daughter OF
the late Thompson and Pamela Dean.
Funeral services will be held at the
chapel OF the Church Of the Messiah.
Park ave and 34th st, Friday, April
q. at p. m. lnterment Cincinnati.
Ohio. Washington and Cincinnati pa
pers please copy.
April %, 1914, Caro-
line daughter Of the late DR.. Samuel NJ.
and Caroline Bergen Woodbridge. Flu
neral services at her late residence. III
Hamilton ST. New Brunswick. n. j.,
on Saturday morning. April p, at II
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
aIJETY ATTENDS
APRIL WEDDINGS
IT,. Jeanette McAlpin Is
W. Varied to A. M. Hyde
at ST. Thomas's.
,,pDINAL FARLEY
VOprfPFORMS CEREMONY
psatrice Butler WedS DR.. p.
W. n NacGuire at st. Pat
rick's Cathedral.

,..,,,te McAloin, daughter OF Mr..
US .. George l. McAlpin. was married
9. !. chapel Of St Thomas's Church yes
= i's -. .s,,-noon TO \. Musgrave Hyde,
s'n ~, and Mrs. A. Fillmore HYDE. II
- :, green and white wedding' the deco
~ Ing Of Easter lilies. ferns. palms
1p%. .,1,.s boxwood trees on the ends
~ nsus Easter lilies were arranged.
: =. 800 OF the usual white ribbon
10 !, green leaves and ferns were
F'e s,ong the pews The ceremony
'71ns tanned by the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ.
,-iae was given away by her
80, Her gown was OF white satin.
-. with rose point lace. with court
embroidered I'm pearls. Her tulle
=. Is fastened with a wreath OF orange
-. and she carried a sheaf Of Eas-
m.. She had only two attendants
.,,,rs Miss Dorothy and Miss Flora
v.,lnin. They were in attractive AMI
:, r,vns Of white charmeuse caught up
-, side with white satin cord. ami
4. vors short coats Of Nile green satin.
~r,oore Y 5. Hyde was his brothers
=, man. and the ushers were Thomas
lsrdon. Of Boston: Howell Forbes, Of
y.,,,.,own. y. J.: John Elliott. oliver W.
s.,.,N,r REGINALD :. Parker and George
!. NcApin, ".
n. ceremony was followed by recep-
=, # the home Of the brides parents. .
~, 9th ST. Mr.. Hyde and his bride will
IN soon for Europe and will live for
,,.r,l wears in Paris. where he will con-
.,,s his studies at the Ecole des BeauX
ATS
iropg those az the church We're Mr.
Al Mrs. William W. McAlpin and Miss
s,yrist McAlpin. General Edwin a. Nc
Aha, the Rev. and Mrs. Edwin A. Nc
,,n IT,, DR.. and Mrs. d. Hunter Nc
Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. David II. McAlpin,
= Ms. c. A. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs
s.ynour J. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
sO,t Pyle. Mrs. William 5 Pyle. Mr.. and
M: Hayward A. McAlpin. Mr.. and Mrs
A fillmore Hyde. Mrs. Franklin g.
srrn. Mrs Franklin 5 Richardson and
Ys Adeline Townsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
STOCK AND ONE WEEK THEATRES.
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
BURLG SQUE.

Mats. Daily. Evening.
81. Columbia
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Yv Christine Sawyer Taylor. daughter
81 Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Taylor. of
ysv Rochelle. y. Y, was married 10
Nxh Mcdowell jr.. Of Pelham Manor,
yesterday afternoon in the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest The church was decor
,isi With palms and Easter lilies. The
Rev Herbert Shipman performed the
ceremony. which was followed by re-
.s,uon at the Hotel buckingham The
ride wore gown Of white satin trimmed
via rose point lace and veil Of rose
n,, lace Miss Isabel Alexandra Taylor
uas hsf sisters maid OF honor. The other
sa.ldants were Mrs. Carlton Ray Nab
~ another sister Of the bride; Miss Enid
{ Wllnsrding, OF Morristown. y. Y;
Ns Emily Aspinwall and Miss Mary
Dean Martin Gay Turner Arms was best
rsr, and the ushers were Donald Nc
Kay. Philip Smith, William Harris, Of
Baltimore. and Donald Magee. Of Plain
ssH y. J. After a wedding trip Mr.
Mcdowell and his bride will make their
son. IN Pelham Manor. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

s. Pstrick's Cathedral was the scene
yesterday morning at II o'clock of the
ssdalng o. Miss Beatrice Butler, daugh-
~ James Butler. TO DR.. Philip d. Mac
ss-s The ceremony was performed by
'sr1inal Farley. assisted by MOnsignor
Mathew A Taylor, Of the Church Of the
sssssd Sacrament. The bride wore q
s'Fn o. white satin brocaded in silver
'N reil o. point lace. Miss Genevieve
f-lsr vas her sisters maid Of honor.
W. Walter Hallahan and Mrs. Byron
i'amer were matrons Of honor. The
lessraids were Miss Helen Connick.
IS May Motif, Miss Jean MacGuire.
As' Annette joyce and Miss Elsie Ken
~ Nicholas Becker was best man.
la ne ushers were Harry Jacot. Walter
iis'ers Savage Freze. oscar jay and
ans Butler. jr. The ceremony was fol-
fisa By reception al the home Of the
F1ss father. 20 West I'd 81.
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Time Curtain Rises o-day
AFTERNOON.

2:ts-Whirl OF the World Winter Garden
l01 Ranch. Madison Square Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

Mrs. George Il. Dadmun gave a small
last night at her home, 40
East 10Th ST.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-03
REPORT OF CITY HEALTH
OFFICER FOR AUGUST

The following markets and bak.
cries were inspected. Those scor
ing good were, Sarasota, Golman, L
P. Dawkins, Joe Dawkins, Marsh
Mordis, Chisena, Waldron, Heintz
Teuton, iSchlemmer, Fausett, Carter;
fair, y. E. Lowe; poor, Peter Paul.
Dairy inspection and milk exami
nation as follows:
Ocala Heights Dairy-Inspection
9Oh %; butter fat, 4.S%; tota,
solids. 1873; bacteria per cubic cen
timeter.
Mrs. Purvis' Dairy-Inspection
77%; butter fat, 40; total solids
r12.9; bacteria per cubic centimeter
$1,000.
Campbell Farm Dairy-Inspec-
ton, 1870; butter fat. 42%; total
solids, 1872; bacteria per cubic cen
timeter, 432 900
Hewitt Dairy-Inspection, rs II %
butter fat. SO; total solids, 1873;
bacteria per cubic centimeter. $780,
600.
Hall Dairy-Inspection, 531s %
butter fat. $50; total solids, 70;
bacteria count per cubic centimeter
2.25O, 900.
Mrs. Roller ry-Inspection, 81
per cent Buttermilk and butter
only.
Mrs. Close Dairy-Inspection
64k %. Buttermilk and butter
only.
Our milk this month now compares
favorably with jacksonville in fact
our average is better than theirs
Jacksonville highest scoreing dairy
last month was 90, our highest was
901s.
/ have had several inquiries about
the ice the last few months l have
examined it at four different times
1t contains foreign matter of various
kinds such as oil, iron, and wood
splinters The bacterial count is low
and it does not contain any disease
producing bacteria. have advised
all who have inquired to take the
matter up direct with the ice com
pany.
There is no typhoid in town, bur
there is one case of smallpox, 9
negro, who is quarantined at hi.
home on Orange st. Respectfully
III. F. Watt.