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RECEPTION AT LENOX
FOR MRS. G. s. HASTINGS
Mrs. 7. s. SOuthwOrth Is the
Notwithstanding in
the BerkshireS.

LENox, July i0.--Mrs Thomas 8. South
worth gave a reception this afternoon for
Mrs. George Seymour Hastings Of New
York. who lately arrived at Fair Acre
for the season.
James W. Bullock Of Cincinnati has
plans for new country home at Pine
Cobble. In Williamstovn. Mr.. and Mrs
Bullock entertained at luncheon at the
Curtis Hotel this afternoon In honor ot
their guests, Miss Mcclure OF Buffalo and
Miss Alice Bowler OF Cincinnati.
Warren VI. Salisbury Is entertaining
John A. Black and Arthur j. Singer OF
New York and Edward 4. Russell OF Lake
Forest, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter J. Woolman OF New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. CoOle Of Philadel-
phia are at the Red Lion Inn. stock
bridge
Lawrence Butler of 81, James. l.. l..
has arrived to visit Miss Helen G. Butler
OF Lynwood Mrs. J. Harbeck OF the
Hotel Plaza arrived at the Hotel Aspin-
wall to-day for the remainer OF the sea
son. Mr. and Mrs Carlos de Heredia
gave dinner at Wheatleigh tonight for
fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs George Evans Turnure
have returned to Beaupre. Mrs. Turnure S
father. Charles Lanicr. will arrive AT
Allen Winden by automobile Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Osgood Field
have opened Highway House Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard G. Dixey arrived to-day at
Tanglewood from Boston.
Mrs Carl de Gorsdorn OF the house
committee was in ch rye OF the dance at
the Casino in stockbridge this afternoon.
Mrs. J. Montgomery Sears. who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Choate,
has gone to Boston.
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DIED.

DUNCAN. -on Wednesday, July & 1914. a.,
30 Pinohurst avenue, New York city,
Thomas ID Duncan, IN his sixty seventh
year
Funera! private
LA FETRA.-on THURSDAY July p 1914. Z,
his residence, Carlton avenue. BROOKLYN
Rylce Allen la Fotra. IN his eighty
fourth year.
Funeral private. Iutcrmcnt in WOOD vi
Cemetery, New York. Monmouth county
y. j., papers please copy.
PERRY,--Elas. aged s.. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" ?ii West $50
Frank Il. Campbell RldgJ.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SHUTS. katharine Hackney of Fort
plain, widow of Edward Shuts Of Ier.
ssy city, last night Daughter late
David q. Hackney, state Fish Com mis-.
sioner under Governor M
Funeral Fort Plain. y. g.. sunday at
O'Clock. Jersey city papers please copy
VAN NosTRAND. Daniel X. beloved hu,
band Of Josephine Van Nostrand. Of
July a. 1914
Funeral services q his late summer rest
dsnce, Foot Grove avenue, Pstchosus
]. /, on saturday, July II. at . y NJ,
WILLIAMS suddenly, Mt Verona, y. j., o.
July ., 1914 Beatrice IyfOrd. wife
Francis Cabot Williams
Funeral private.
WORDEN-on Thursday, July =. a. IA
Harhor. Me, Daniel Toney Norden 50
NJ the late Admiral John Lorimcr wor
den and olivia Torsy worden, In m
siXty-eighth year NJ his age.
Funeral az Grace Church, Broadway an.
Tenth street, IN Monday. July ~. l9i,
10 A. NJ. lntcrment in Philadelphia
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NEWPORT COLONISTS
AT RUSSIAN EMBASSY
Dinner Is Given by Ambassador
Bakhmctcff and His
Wife.
MISS GOLDMAN ENTERTAINS
Henri, Clcws Arrives for Week
Tnd-Mrs. j. +. 4. Clark Is
Hostess for Dancing Glass.

NEwronr. July i0---A dinner at the
Russian Embassy given by Ambassador
and Nine Bakhmeten this evening. was
attended by MIR. and Mrs. stuyvesant Fish
Nr and Mrs. George H. Rives, Mrs Il. n.
a. slater. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harri-
nan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard q. Cushing.
ur and Mrs Edward II. Mclean, Nine
ysaiI,n. Miss Janet Fish, Baron Kurt
Won Lcrsuer. Lorls MelikofI and Boris
Yonnc.
Miss Martha \. Goldman gave a
pncheon AZ her home Mrs. J. +. a. Clark
gave dinner. her guests being for the
most part the members of the dancing
lass 10 which she belongs. including Mrs.
stuart Duncan. Mrs. Lorlllard Spencer.
Dr.. and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie.
,Thcre was some dancing after the dinner.
Robert Il Mccormick of Chicago is the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. Robert Nc
Cormick, at Pinard Cottage No. g. Rod
,r,ck Terry. Jr., has arrived to spend the
week end with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank K Sturgis arrived from Lenox to-
DAY Mrs George ID. Widener OF Phila-
delphia will arrive at the Drexel villa
IN a few days.
MIS-. William n. carter OF PnllaUelpnla,
sho was expected here this summer, has
changed her plans and will soon go
abroad Mr.. and Mrs. Norman White
house arrived from New York to-day by
motor for short visit. Mrs Richard
Townsend is expected at the Sorchan villa
on Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton q.
Dixon Of Philadelphia arrived to spend the
summer with Mrs Dixons parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh l.. Willoughby
Mrs Alexander \. Clarke will probably
not return from Europe in time to open
her home here this summer. Mr.. and
Mrs Phillips A. Clark. who will soon
sail Cor Europe for a stay Of six weeks.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woodv ard
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Mrs George T. Bliss. Miss l.. u. Bliss
Henry Redmond. Theodore ID. Boal. Jr,
Francis /. Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs. James
B Haggin. Miss Knapp and Miss Emma
Knapp Of New York. william r. Moody
N Northhcld. visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Curtiss James: Mrs John Mayer,
Pembroke Jones. Pembroke Jones, Jr., r.
Lothrop Amcs. W. Miller Reid. John W.
Rddl" guest Of George Peobody Eus-
tie Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter II. walne of
A lnuston. Tex and Mrs. VI Butler of
austin. Tex. guests at the New cliffs.
Henry CleUs Is spending the week end
NJ the Rocks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kel-
lev Brent OF New York are TIL guests
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence L. GIL. spic
Nr and Mrs. John Thompson Spencer,
gently back from abroad, have arrived
~ Nthrop. their summer home IN Ochre
Point
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SAUNDERS P. JONES OUT RIDING
Hut Condition Is Critical and RcIa-
lives Are summoned.

NAhRAGNNsETr PIER, July l0-Thc con.
nfl"n " saunders =. Jones Of Louisville
.'fuslng anxiety among the members OF
NN family and his friends here. Or
'narl's Hitchcock OF New York. the at
lending physician. pronounced Mr.. Jones's
'ond.tlnn as most critical.
VT. Jones had three serious relapses in
'1e las, five days. but he was able "a
IKE short motor ride this afternoon
Nr Jones has been suffering from at
t'kS or locomotor ataxIa ever since his
N'Nal here some time ago. After his
rN serious relapse early this week his
,,ughtrr Miss Lucy Jones. and Mr.. and
N'N Lawrence .Iopes, who have been
,"''l'hg IN Europe. were cabled to re.
WIN 10 this country at once.
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DENVER THRoNGED WITH ELKs
Golden Jubilee Of Order Attracts an
Immense Crowd,

DENVER, July 1o-IIeavy registration nj
the Auditorium. where the Ejks have
opened their hotel and registration head
quarters, forecasts record breaking
crowd of visitors for the golden h,h,ieo -,
the order to he informally opened to-mor-
row night
The first official meeting OF tho Eiks'
convention was held this afternoon when
the Grand Trustees OF the order held their
annual conclave at the Brown Hotel.
Raymond benjamin Of Napa. cal, Chief
Deputy Attorney-Gere rai of the Pacific
coast State. Is doomed as the next Grand
Exalted Ruler
IL Is said TO he the first time in the his
tory OF the Elks that there has not been
rivalry for that office.
My successor and our next big CHIEF
Is the way Edward Leach OF New York
present Grand Exalted Ruler. greeted u n.
Jamin at the Brown to-day. Benjamin is
tai. 200 FOUNDER with no fat. wiry.
pleasant and rounding his fortieth year.
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PIER CHILDREN IN GHOST DANCE
Other Features for wellesley Beneat
To-day at Hazard Castle.

To-day at Hazard Castle.
NARRAoANsETr PIER. July 1o.-An en-.
tertainment will be given at Hazard
Castle on the Cliffs. tomorrow afternoon
for the beneht OF the Wellesley College
fire fund. Miss Caroline Hazard of Peace
dale, an ex-president OF Wellesley, 10 the
leader in making plans for the affair.
Miss Sophie Tillinshast OF Wakefield
has arranged the features. among which
are TO be rustic dances, tableaux and a
ghost dance by children OF the Narragan-
sett cottage colony.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Jere-
minh Robinson, Mrs. Samuel H. yalen-
tine, Mrs. Henry de Coppet. Mrs. John
c. Poor. Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane. Mrs.
+. H. Hazard and Mrs. Charles Hitch
cock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane of
New York gave a dinner at their house
Ridselawn. last evening Among their
guests WIRE Harold Strebelgh, Miss Eos
ter and Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop McKim of
New York
Among those who took luncheon at the
Casino this afternoon were Miss r. Pack
ard Miss NJ Spadone and Mr.. and Mrs
David Stevenson OF New York. and Mr.
and Mrs Jerome Napoleon Boneparse OF
Washington. Mrs. Samuel H. Valentine
OF New York gave a small dinner this
evening. Among those who attended were
Mrs Valentines house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Won Gontard, DR.. and Mrs
Walter Lamb rt and LOUIS Keller OF New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson
of Washington.
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SWANSTRoM ESTATE $4,000.
children chief Heirs In win Pro-
batcd at white Plains.

MIXERS. y. Y. july 10Th will II
Nrs Frances VI. Swaustrom OF Bronxville.
Who Was killed by n train near the BRONX
vile station on June 30. was admitted to
probate to-day before Surrogate Sawyer
n White Plains
The estimate places her estata. ut SIS
MN; $1,000 Is left to her sister Hannah
Iagee. $500 to each grandchild. Doro-
, NY and Janice Winter. and the residue
equally to two children. Ada l.. Winter
and Arthur W. SwanStrom,
10000 estate was left to Mrs y. NJ.
Hunt IN the will of James NJ. Hunt. pro-
hated to-day
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The opening date OF the Casino was
selected yesterday. THE D1ncing
Duchess" will be produced there on Au-
gust 10 by the Shuberts 1t is described
Ar u ''Viennese operettI," but no composer
is mentioned The story satirizes the pre-
vailng dance craze. In the cast will be
John Hyam Leila Mcintyre, Ada Lewis.
Mark Smith. Flavia Arcaro. Jack Storey,
Harry Davenport John Goldsworthy,
William Burress and Herbert Cortholl.
The operetta will first he produced in Long
Branch and then brought 10 New York,
The Ra.ney hunt pictures will be shown
until that time.
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SICKLES HOME UNDER HAMMER
To Re soId Under Foreclosure on
July II.

Foreclosure proceedings against the for
mer home of Gen. Daniel T. Sickles a,
the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Ninth street have been resumed by the
Bowery savings Bank and IL now appears
that the property will be sold at auction
on July 81. About a year ago the bank
started its action to recover loan which
with interest amounts to about $50. 900
Back taxes and assessments against the
house increase the amount by about sli.-
600 ''
Friends OF the old General came for
ward at that time and by paying the
interest due temporarily stopped the fore.
closure.
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"CHESTY" STYLE FOR MEN NEXT
Ciothiers, nt Annual Gathering, Out
line Changes In Fall

ATLANTIC CRY, ~ j.. July l0--rne an
nual session of the National Association OF
Clothing Designers In being held at the
Hotel Royal Palace to-day. The styles for
mems clothes, az outlined for next year.
are somewhat different from those of
1913 and 1914.
The suits this fall will have the padded
shoulders, with sleeves vide at the
shoulders and taptring at the wrist. The
coats will be low cut. with pecuia r
convex sweep Mt the top to give a "chesty'
look TO the wearer
Members Of the association last year
designed clothing that cost the wearers
about $500. OOO. 900. making American
men, they say. the best dressed In the
world
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Gilbert w. Totten.

Gilbert W, Totten, In the Erie Rail
roads main Office for forty years. died
yesterday at his home, 60 Clark street,
Jersey CITY, His brother. W. n. n. Tot
ten, president Of the Irving Savings Bank,
Manhattan. died Ave years ago, Mr.. Tot
ten was born in Tottenvile. Staten Isl
and sixty-nine years ago and was "A
member OF the family for which the town
was named His widow and son. Edward
A. Totten, survive.
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THOMAS B. RICE.
Was an AboIitionist md n Friend of
Wendell Phillips.

Boston, July l0.--Thomas u. Rice,
~ years old. personal friend OF Wen
dell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison.
died to-day at his home In Barre. Mr..
Rice was for thlrty-three years cashier
of the Old Boston and Worcester Rail-
road, and OF that branch of the Boston
and Albany after The consolidation.
Mr. Rices father was one of the
original abolitionists In NLassach usetts,
and early In the movement the son as
ISOLATED himself with IT,
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J0NES'S PLAYS ON THE FILMS.
English Playwright Visits the Fa-
nous Players studio.

Sir Henry Arthur Jones. the Engl sh
playwright. yesterday visited the studios
OF the Famous Players Film Company,
which is shortly 20 de SOM OF his plays on
the screen. He was anxious to see the
way In which the company which he Sc
lected as the one to make photoplays OF
his dramas produced Its works
Among the plays OF Sir Henry Arthur
Jones that the Famous Players Film Com
pany will produce are 1.-THE Masquerad-
ers," saints and sinners 9TH, Dancing
Carl" and THE Silver King" his most
popular dramas.
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Ia mes Perry.

James Perry. who had been an en-
ployee ~ the New York customs service
for forty yeays died on Thursday n, his
homo. fI4 Quincy street Brooklyn, In
his seventeen year. He came from Eng
land In his boyhood and at the outbreak
of the civil war enlisted in SIckless
brigade. He served all through the war
and lost leg at Gettysburg. He was
long active In Republican politics In
Brooklyn
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MISS DOROTHY TIFFANY TO WED.
enlargement TO DR.. Robert Buriins-
ham Is Auuouucea

The engagement has been announced OF
MISS Dorothy T. Tiffany. a daughter OF
LOUIS LOUIS Z; TIFFANY OF this city and Cold
Spring Harbor. l.. l., TO DIR. Robert p,,r'
bingham. a son OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles {,
birmingham OF this city and Crescent
Beach Conn DR.. birmingham Ia a house
surgeon at Roosevelt Hospital.
MISS TIFFANY Is passing the summer nj
ner iathers country place. Laurelton Hall.
IN Cold Spring Harbor. Che was among
.ne chiIdren ana grandchildren of Mr.. TIFF
fany who In classic costume served n,
the artistic dinner given by Mr.. TIFFANY
recently to 100 artists and architects at
Laurelton Hall ~
Dr. birmingham has recently recovered
IRON an attack of illness at the summer
place OF his parents. Black Point, on Cres-
cent beach No date has been mentioned
for the wedding
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Joseph smith.

Joseph Smith. retired Brooklyn builder,
died on Thursday at his home, 400 Macon
street In his eighty third ysnr In
early life he was active in Tammany Hall
affairs and once ran for the Assembly
He moved to Brooklyn thirty years ago
He was formerly president 81 the st
Vincent de Paul Society In the parish OF
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton. He leaves "A son and n daughter
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BARNEY MARTIN SERIOUSLY ILL.
Veteran TRmmany Leader, Now -,
Attacked by Pneumonia

BERNARD +. Martin. Barney Martin in his
younger days. for twenty-five years Fam
many leader In the Fifth Assembly dis
trict. former Police Justice and for eleven
years State Senator, IL dangerously III
with pneumonia at his home In Brevent
Park. Atlantic Highlands
Mr.. Martin was taken i'll on july T..
His condition has become so serious that
his two sons. two daughters, cister and
brother. ex-City Chamberlain James J.
Martin have been called to his bedside.
He is II years old.
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PetroVa's Long Contract.

Lee Shubart yesterday signed con-
tract for three years with Nine, Petrova
who. after a successful olrcer In the
vaudeville thoitres as a mimic, appeared
with success az an emotional actress In
"Pdnthca," After a season In Panthea'
Nine. Petrova is TO have o new play.
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Rylee 4. In Eeirn.

Rylec Allen La Fet'l. "a descendant OF
the La Fetrn family. which settled on
Long Island m 1865. died on Thursday
al his home. $40 Carlton avenue, Brook
lyn In his ciehty-fourth year. He WIS
born at Etontown, y. T., and for long
period was engaged in the stationery
and printing business In Nassau street.
Manhattan.
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Mr. and Mrs r Frank Andrew J. onderdonk
Aldrch , 49,, Mr. and Mrs. j. 5.
Charles l. Candec william Marion Rcedy
Mrs. Frances Carolau. p Bayard Rives
hrs Gertr Il de Y. J. y. schermerhorp.
Chapn Mrs Caspsr l.. Pruyn.
man isfaey,, ~ Mr: 7 T 3 De WITT VIII Tai
NJ and Mrs George Terry D Mrs N''''a
M ana Mr.. JED. c. Van Eek R''O"''' .
~ Lamer Mrs Herbert L. Wig
Mnbank Mr. and Mrs Spencer
Mrs Charlie. ". Ogden. wi.hart
Miss Mary r Ogden senator and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. c W GEORGE r oliver.
Departures by the Hamburg American
liner kaiser rim Augusta Victoria for Cher
bourg. Southampton and Hamburg
M s sn@ g " william Mr. Mach mad Mrs Norman
Judge Cooper JUDGE and Mrs H s.
II Sr s Di'P ST, b W M FT't snd Mr.. RoD.r,
Dudley G Taylor.
Mrs Robert Ludlow Mrs Mary T Trimhle
Mrs T. Harrison Gar. If'' Ut ""'pe'
rctt. Mrs Mary n Hured
BY the North German Lloyd liner
George Washington. for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Bremen:
MIR and Mrs. Edwin C Mr. and Mr.. Column.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Miss Adrienne I.elin.
w pu sois -, Mr.: and Mrs. Henry
" pin "o"''"" WI george 20 sr Il aSTadd.n
Mr. and Mrs Edward Ernest Morran,haier
Mr. and Mrs W Wal. Parr
lace Hurd " Il, Chickering
Arrivals by the Cunarder Lustania
from Liverpool
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II Col and Mrs j J.
Baxter Richardson.
Mrs Metcnlf Bliss Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mrs Spencer EGwsrds o sturges
Col and Mrs NJ c. Capt. X r. Webb.
Reginald LLOYD r. Drace White
Mrs Payne Thompson
From Havre. by the French liner
Mr. and Mrs y. A. Mr.. and Mrs r Alex.
Bryan lnder Hudnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. n II. Baron Jr Taine.
Hridgman. Bunau Varlls
Mrs T. r Mathews Mrs W /. Strong.
For London. by the Atlantic Transport
lined Minnewaska:
Or. l.. y Custer The Rev W r hi
Mrs William Harmon Commander and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs william Mrs Alexis DUPONT
Hooper Grafhn smith
by the Red Star liner Vaderland, for
Dover and Antwerp:
DR.. T. A. Bogue MF. Laffan
Baron de Bonhome judge and Mrs Moss
DR.. and Mrs Robert Nine. Henri dc sibour
Curtis Brown
For Glasgow, by the Anchor liner Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robert Melville
Boyd DR. and Mrs Charles
Mrs. cornelia Boards Tabb Pearce
Icy Mrs J. Kerr Thomp
Mrs, George Bangs son.
BY the French liner Niagara. for
HnVrc:
Mrs, Susan F. W. Com. Gaylord C. Knapp
fort. Frederick c. Prescott.
DIR. Henry Coggeshall, Mrs Walter u. Castle
DR.. j w. Draper
BY the United Fruit steamship Pastores,
for ports Of the Caribbean:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard DIR. +. NJ Dearborn.
Earle. Mr.. and Mrs c. W.
n A l., simpson, Pocock
Mr. and Mrs, John W. Mr. and Mrs J, W
Thomson Thornley,.
ny the Fabre liner Canada, for the
Mediterranean
Marcus 7. Reynolds DR. and Mrs g. Dram
Mrs Morgan Il Powell Ring ~
Armand j. Gerson.
by the New York and Porto Rico
steamship San Juan for Porto Rico:
George Lamb Mss Beryl Perkins
r. h. McClelland l.. j, Proctor,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D, DR.. 7 Holm
LOveday.
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In New York To-day.

=. Nn'onal Arts club. exhibition OF
rs ll9 East Nineteenth street.
Washington Irving school, exhibit of
'",NNnes \. NJ to ~.
',n Volunteer Fund Committee. meet
tuxedo Han. afternoon.
FORK Botanical Garden. lecture
I, w. Murrill on Explorations
I" Mexico" Bronx Park. p. NJ
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white, BnH application Denied.

Supreme Court Justice Weeks denied
yesterday Bouck Whites application to
be released on bail pending his appeal
from his sentence OF six months on Black
wells Island for interfering with the
services AT the Calvary Baptist Church.
The court also denied the application
OF Milo Woolman
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HARRIS THEATRE TO OPEN.
VIII B~gip season Neat Month with
WiIstach's Play.

The Harris Theatre will open for tho
season on August -, when Paul VIII
stach's play What Happened at 90" will
be acted for the hrst time here.
1t will be- produced the preceding week
In Atlantic City. Reginald Barlow and
Carol McComas Will play the leading
roles.
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The chorus Of the Century Opera Com
pany began rehearsals yesterday under
Josiah Euro. recently engaged as one Of
the conductors for the coming season at
the Century. These rehearsals will con
tinue until the opening Of the season, Sep
tember Il.
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New Liner freaks Time Record.

The new Allan liner Calgarian, n quad
ripple turbine, arrived yesterday at Quebec
from Liverpool. covering the course in the
recn-d time Of six days eight hours and
twenty minutes The Calgarian made her
maiden trip IN May, Her latest p,rfor-
nance makes he. the swiftest liner run
ming to Canada.
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All records of enrolment Mt the sum
mer sess on of Columbia University were
broken Yesterday, when the 6,t6sth stu
dent entered Last year the registration
was 1859
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THE SEAGOERS.
Lusitnnin and French Liner France
In with Many PnssenErrs.

Sailing to-day by the white Star liner
olympic. for Plymouth. Cherbourg and
H0nr IA mrfOn
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McCLURE's BRIDE HIS NURSE
sudden wedding ut Atlantic city
Followed Illness AZ Lakewood.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. July ln.-An-
nouncement was made to-day Of the mar
rage here last night Of Archibald Nc
Clure n member of one Of the oldest and
wealthIest families of Albany. ~ V, and
Miss Mary OSullvan. a trained nurse OF
Newport. r. |. Mr. Mcclure. who figured
as plaintiff in a divorce action which oc-
cupied the attention of newspap per read
ers four years ago. and who had been ill.,
arrived here from Lakewood July ., and
the wedding was the result OF the ac-
quaintance, friendship and love between
the patient and the nurse
Mr.. Mcclure said he had not thought Of
being married when he and Miss OSulli-
van arrived here, but the plan was
adopted because they thought 1t could be
done here with less annoyance and pub
lic!ty than elsewhere. the idea Of a fash
ionable wedding being Objectionable to
each.
Archibald Jermaln Mcclure Is said to
nave inherited an estate Of several million
dollars. In 1902, according to stories told
al the TIM. he fell In love with a Types
OF Fair Women picture IN a magazine,
sought OUT Miss Anna Austin Cassin OF
Rensselaer,. the original OF the picture. and
married her. Mrs. Mcclure got divorce
In this State in 1910. with the custody of
their sol, W years old. and $4,000 a
year for herself ana her son.
Two years later Mr.. Mcclure was sued
for breach of promise by Mrs Helen
Aragon. VINO asked for 100000 damages.
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Andrew J. Onderdonk
Mr. and Mrs. J. &
Phipps
William Marion Rcedy
y Bayard Rives.
J. y. schermerhorn
Mrs Caspar l., Pruyn.
Mrs W A Starin.
Mrs T. De Witt Tai
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DUNCAN.-On Wednesday, July & 1914. q,
30 Pinohurst avenue, New York city,
Thomas ID. Duncan. In his sixty seventh