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LEARN TO FIT EYEGLASSES.
A Profitable Profession.

We teach by mail, conierrins decree
Doctor OF Optics.
New Orleans Optical College, Inc.
DR.. u. c. Williams President
145 Baronne St, New Orleans, La.
II
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RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
CHILDREN.
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FOR SALE.

one Mission dining room set
one Mission library set. ~ Coal
heater. All practically brand new.
Apply 30l Elmira Avenue.
q;
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600 Useful Arts.

613.7 King and His Wonderful Castle.
Brown, G. p.
Gal Dishes and Beverages of the OLD
South. Williams, VI. VI.
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RENECKY IS SATISFIED WITH
A LESS PROFIT. BUY YOUR
SHOES FROM HIM.
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Reference Books.

Ell Day Book
Reference Books.
4 o7o Newspaper. Dibblee, q.
p o7o Making OF a Ncwspaperman.
RIthe. 5. b.
r 800 Cyclopaedia Of Social Usage
Manners and Customs of the Twenu-
eth Century. Roberts, II. l..
r 1858 Handy-book of Proverbs.
Bonn. II. c.
r SOS.6 Iryine's Dictionary OF Titles.
Irvine, l.. II.
423 New International Dictionary
of the English Language.
r 22O.3 Dictionary of the Bible. Hast
ings. J.
r 423 New Standard Dictionary OF
the English Language. Funk, |. h.
Philosophy.
1888 My Boy and l. Herrick, Mrs.
1872 Nobum Organum. Dewey, Jos.
1913 Philosophy of History. Hegel,
G. w.
1872 Advancement of Learning. Ba-
con, V.
I21 Problems of Philosophy. Rus
sell. b. A.
1872 Conservation of the Child.
Holmes. A.
1873 Modern Spiritism. Raupert, j.
$50 Psychology in the SchOol.room
Dexter, G. F..
$50 Psychology, Empirical and Ra
tional. Maher, NJ.
$50 Psychology; the Study OF be
haviour. McDougall, w.
100 Logic. Clarke, r. F.
l73 Our Boy: Six Steps to Manhood
Barton, II. Z.
Religion.
POI Evolution of Christianity. Saw
age, NJ. J.
21l Notes On Ingersoll. Lambert, L
A.
22I.1 Canon of the Old Testament
Ryle. II. f.
225 Making of the New Testament
Bacon, b. w.
232.9 Christ the Son of God. Fouart
c. A.
235 Good Women of Erin. Dease, A
239 Triumph of the Cross Savona
rola, G.
1853 Holy Sacrifice and Its Cert
monies. Meuwbarn, NJ.
800 Sociology.
$50 School Civics. Boynton, F. d.
353 American Government Haskir
F. J.
355 Future of War Bloch, |.
359 United States Navy. William.
II
$40 School Introduction the Study G
Education. Findlay, ].
370.l Industrial education; Its PrC
blems, Methods and Dangers. Leak,
A. II.
400 PhiIoIosy.
407 Lectures on Languages and Lii
guistic Method in the School. Laurie
S. S.
400 Manual for Writers. Manly,
4207 Teaching of English in the FL
mentary and Secondary School. Ca
penter, G. r.
1907 Teaching of English in the FL
mentary and Secondary School. Club
p.
42O.7 Teaching the Language-Art
Hinsdale, B. A.
1909 English Language Smith.
421 Century Spelling Book. Aswe
J. B.
421 improvement of instructions
Spelling. Suzzallo, II.
421 Teaching of Spelling. Suzzall
r.
42l Spelling Efficiency in Relation
Age, Grade and Sex, and the QuestiC
of Transfer. Wallin. J. +.
421 Experimental Studies in Il
Teaching of Spelling. Pearson. H.
445 Advanced French Prose Comp
sition. Francois, V. B.
500 Natural Science.
oil Williams and Rogers Menti
Arithmetic. Cook, ]. VI.
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HOLY NAME GYMNASTIC CLUB
NOTES.

On last Thursday night a special |
meeting was held for the purpose of
several new members, and |
discussing the prospects for a second
baseball team. After deciding to or
ganize a second team, Roy Rainey was
elected captain. In accepting he said
that it would be his purpose to select a
first-class team, TO adopt schedule
which would give games with all the
best junior amateur teams of the city,
but his ambition was to vanquiSh the
proud and lofty first team.
The affairs of the first team are going
along splendidly. The uniforms have
been ordered and are expected to be
ready by Friday or Saturday. accord
ing to the girl across the way, they are
simply "dreams.'O
A series of three games will be play
ed with the team from the L. S. S.
| Hancock. The first of this series will
be played next Sunday, April 5th, at
McDonoghville Park, and some rare
sport is promised. The Hancock team
has been unlucky enough to lose it's
games with Tulane University and New
Orleans, but in all cases they put up a
great fight. In next Sundays game
they will probably use the same lineup
as in the above mentioned games.
Captain n. Nolan of the club team
had the boys working out all Sunday
afternoon, and he promises that all
will be in fine condition. He announc
es his lineup as follows: y. Nolan
pitcher; r. Schroeder or John Sullivan
catcher; H. Nolan, first base: ]. Labit
second base; d. Salathe, third base;
, Aycock, shortstop; r. Nolan, y. Tros
clair and o. Lindquist playing the out
field.
With this lineup a clean sweep o
the series with the soldier boys is ex
pected. The remaining two game
will be played on April 18th and 18th
at McDonoghville Park. Everyone O
the Algiers fans, both male and female
are urged to attend Sunday and roo
for the club team. A nominal admi.
sion fee will be charged: ladies free
: these attending as guests of the clui
Captain Rainey of the second tear
erpects to have his team selected i
: time to play a picked team before tn
main event is started.
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500 Natural Science.

511 Williams and Rogers Mental
Arithmetic. Cook, J. NJ.
511 Number Primer. Bailey, NJ. G.
J5O7 Tales About Common Things
Macleod.
51I Advanced Arithmetic. Smith, D.
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The Euchre and Dance.

Chairman Mike" Bonner reports ev-
.erything progressing better than err
pected. The reported sale of tickets
indicates a large attendance. Among
the handsome prizes awarded will be
an expensive entrance prize. Dancing,
after the games, will be a feature of
the evening. You lovers of the cards
and the Terpsichorean art are remind
ed of the date, Wednesday, April 18th,
at p. m; the place, st. Mary's Hall:
and that the H. \. G. c. guarantee ev.
eryone attending a royal time.
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Travel.
J91O.7 Home Geography. Fairbanks,
II. w.
J9l4.6 In Sunny Spain with Pilanca
and Rafael.
9744 Pilgrims in Their Three Homes,
England, Holland and America. Crit
ifs, y. c.
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600 History.

9l7.3 Child's Life in Colonial Days.
Earle, Mrs. A.
Fiction-American 813
S13 Balcony Stories. King, G. +.
S43 French Short Stories. Buffan,
d. L.
JS13 Rose of Old Quebec. Wharton,
4. II.
S13 Diana of the Green Van. Dali
rymple.
S13 When Was a Little Girl Gale,
y.
JS13 Adventures of Pirates. Pyle,
II.
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CAN'T GET RUSSIAN BALLET.
Oscar iInmmerstcin says Demands
Of Managers Are Prohibitivc.

Oscar Hammerstein denied vest, rday
that he mad engaged the Diaghieff Rus
slan Ballet to open his new opera house
IN Lexington avenue.
1T Is true that ! have been In negotia-
lions with them" Mr. Hammerstein said
to THE SrN reporter but J have very
little hope that anything will come OF our
dealings. ] have been trying to get the
bale, 10 this country ever since IL tirs-
appeared In Berlin five years or more
ago. But the demands of Daghiltn ami
Guiusbourg are too much for any Amcri-
can manager
when began my negotiations with
the managers Pavlowa. Mordkin and
Nijuski were still in tn" company. The
trouble for any manager who attempts
demand OF Diaghileif. D;uinsbuurg and
Fokine, who have its d"stines In charge.
for guaranty against loss.
Matters progressed to the point that
the managers agreed to allow thu com
pany to come IN case ] would deposit
$4,000 i'm ST. Petersburg. That seemed
10 me like rather "A large order. Seriously
don't think the company will come to
my opera house or to amy Other so long
az the guaranty is Insisted upon"
Mr. Hammcrstrin said he had not as
yet settled on any attraction for h open
ing. He says that he will not use the
house for moving pictures unless no more
suitable attraction IL to be found.
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THE VINCENT ASTORS
TO OPEN BEECHWOOD
Duchess OF Marlborough Sees
WOmcn's Singles at
Newport.

\LVFor1. June 10, Mr.. and Mrs Vim
cent Astor inspect cd Beechwood to-day and
decided TO open the place and occupy it
for a part of July aud August. Originally
il was not the. intention of MIR and Mrs
Aston to open the house this summer.
MIR and Mrs Aston were among the
notable gathering nj the Casino this MORN
ing. drawn there principally by the second
days play in the womens singles tennis
tournament. The Duchess Of Marlborough
was also there and registered. Hs did MIR.
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. who made their
first appearance oil the season. Others
registering included Miss Edith NJ Hunter.
Miss Louise II. Hall oil Chicago. Mrs. Chest or
MAYOR. Mrs Godfrey Ball, Clarence ",
Dolan and i. Porrey Morse of Boston. Mrs.
H. T.. Perry, Cupt. spencer >. Wood | 5. y D.
Phillip MartiuepuX of England Benjamin
SeaDury OF Providence. District Attorney
Charles : Whitman. Mrs. james y. ker-
nOchan and Pay Director Livingston Hunt.
Mrs. u. Horace Gallatin was "a luncheon
hostess to-day AZ her Narragansctt avenue
home.
The Misses shea are entertaining Miss
Annie Warren Of Boston at Pinard cot
Mrs, Charles r. HOFFMAN gave a dinner
tonight at ArmSea hall
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt. Jr.. T. to be
a Fourth OF july guest of her sister. Mrs
Oelrichs. at Roseclin; She arrived to-day
and il is'eSpectcd that before she leaves
she will have selected cottage for n part
of the season.
Mrs Richard H. Weld of Boston, who has
rented the X Manson Smith house on
Rhode island. arrived to-day.
Miss Heller Rives Is u guest IF Miss Mil
dred Biyes.
Elisha Dyer left for New York tonight
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O'Connor-Kearney.

Robert owen pConnor. son OF ex-
Senator Eugene +. O'connor of 42S Cler-
mont avenue. and Miss Clarissa kearney
daughter of Mrs. Michael i. Ecarrey OF
7oN President street, were married yes
torday morning IN the Church of st
Francis NaNior. on the Park Slope. Brook
lyn, In the presence Of a large Nssemblsse
ot friends and relatives. The Rev. Daniel
! Hickey, the rector. performed the cere-
mouy. with Mgr. T.. W. McCa-ty and the
Rev William T.. Collins Of St Augustine's
Church assisting.
Miss Mary kcarucN. a sister of the
bride, Was maid OF honor and Miss Daisy
Duval and Mrs j. Philip Kearney. a
sister law. bridesmaids. !. Edward
OConnor attended his brother AZ hest
man. and tho ushcrs were Raymond =
and Eugene =. o'Connor. Jr.. brothers OF
tho bridegroom; !. Philip Kearney, tbs
brides brother, and Vincent u. Kearns.
Following the ceremony - wedding
broadcast was served at the hane of tn,
bride
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

GRLENwiCH. Conn, June 30.--Automo-
bile arrivals from New York at the
FdgeWood to-day included Or. and Mrs
X. n. McGrogor. in a simplex Mr. and
Mrs. Is. l.. Gutterson and Miss Cutterson.
IN q Fiat; Mr.. and Mrs Robert 7. Nc
Main, In Chalmers Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Watson, in "A Packard. Mr.
and Mrs. II. B. Adams and the Misses
ADAMS In "A Peerless Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Reed.
in Steyens Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Hatch
and Miss Hatch, in a Locomoblle Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Johnson and Miss john
son. in p Studebaker: Mr.. and Mrs \. NJ.
Kelley and James Kelley. in A Chalmers
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Amesbury and Miss
Amesbury in a Packard; Mr.. and Mrs
y. 4. Thompson and Miss Thompson. in a
Packard Mr.. and Mrs. Kittridgc and
James kttrdge, in "A Ford Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. T. KnGsbury and Miss Kingsbury. In
Il Fiat: Mr. and Mrs j. T.. Stone in a
Peerless; Mr.. and Ms \. j. Lamarche,
Miss bamarche. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Becker and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s. Jones. in
Packard Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Stevens
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Hughes. in an
Oldsmobile: Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Halo
well and Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Buell.. in n
Garford; M. and Mrs. r.. G. Robey and
Mr. and Miss Ellsworth, in Peerless.
New Workers. who arrived at the Naples
by automobile to-day included Mr.. and
Mrs +. r. Carter and Miss Carter. In q
simplex Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dean. in a
Studebaker; Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lyons
and Miss Lyons. in a Packard; Mr. and
Mrs. 7. L. Silsby, in Fiat Mr. and Mrs
j. T. Hastings In a Locomobile Nr. and
Mrs. Il. p. Silver aand Miss Silver. In q
Pierce Arrow: Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Tn
derhill and Mr.. and Mrs, II. 4. Moore. In
Winton; MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Gardner
and Miss Gardner, in Packard Mr.
and Mrs. j. u. Lane In a Buick; Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roy Sterling and Miss Sterling
in Chalmers Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Tay.
Tor and John Taylor. in an Oldsmoble
Nr. and Mrs. Bayard McNutt and Miss
McNutt, in Peerless.
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DIED.

MILLER ON June -, 1914, in his eight
wear, william De witt Miller. husband
OF Grace wAldron Miller. at his late
residence, 500 East Seventh street.
Piainneid. n. J.
Funeral private,
NEWTON -Anne Morgan starr widow ~
Gen. John Newton U. S. A. suddenly.
Of pneumonia, at her residence. / West
Eight, NTH street. Manhattan.
Requiem mass. Interment AZ West Point
1T u A. NJ. wednesday. Kindly omit
flowers.
O'RRIEN.--A nGnth's mind mass for the
Rev Joseph A. OBrien. late rector Of
~ Rosalies Church, Good Ground. l.. l.
win be celebrated at the Church Of Our
Lady OF Lourdes. broadway and Aber-
deem street Brooklyn. on Thursday.
July g. at 0 o'clock
PAGE-Ou Monday evening az 1850 WILL
lam Curry Page formerly NJ Boston, In
his seventy-third year.
Funeral service at his late residence
Narbury Hall, l6t West seventy fourth
street, to-day, Wednesday, July I, at
. y " lntHrment Bedford. MaA.
PAL,IER.--On June 80. 1919, At her hons
in Stonington, Conn. Gertrude r.
daughter Of Anna e. and the late Iuclus
Palmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
THE SEAGoERS.
Departures for Europe, the Con.
tinent aud Southern Ports,

Sailing to-day by the Cunarder Jyernia
Tor the Mediterranean and the Adriatlc:
Inc Rev q: v. Bell Mr.. and Mrs. q. Evan.
Or. q. r. BcvaDs. Hubbard
l w, John Buckley Col and Mrs. J. S
me Rev. Willia am McMsster
r syrns n, NJ and Mrs. A. R
Gogsin Judge and Mr.. J. J
blshop u omas r. Rooney.
Hickey of Rochester
BY the Scandinavian American line,
Frederik VIII. for Christiansand and
Copenhagen:
Prof. c. n. Atkinson. judge and Mrs Card
TIL" Rev. Edward A. ncr Greene
bsss1tt Mr.. and Mrs Johar
prof Herman Bahson II. Lndencrone
Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene DIR. and Mrs. Edw AZ,
D. GURUS y. Pratt
frol. william DAM. Mr. and Mre. Clarcnc,
Col. and Mrs. =. n. W. Vail
GARDNER Willard o wit.
jude" Francis ". Scott
ny the French liner La Sayoic 70,
Havre:
DR. William l.. Rulkley Mr. and Mr.. Ap.c
DIR Charles g Davis phelp.
Herbert L. CRISES Mrs W u Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs James " C. shervooJ
ID Heard. W. ID. Havlsnd
ny She United Fruit steamship Amir.
ante for Caribbean ports:
Alexander ;. Brown. w p Fri.bc
DR.. X Kingsley. Col Edwin II Robb,n
M aud Mrs. Jane. = r. Wtlmo,
i. Metcall Mr. and Mr.. q p
Z. L. Shirley. Newton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
STRAUS FIGHTS MILK ATTACK.
Ha.tcns 10 philadelphia to Testify
In Injunction suit.

PHILADELPHIA. June 80 Nathan Straus
made a special trip from New York 10
Philadelphia to-day TO testify for the
local bureau Of health In the suit for an
injunction against the enforce mcnt OF =
new pastsurizatlon regulation brought by
four small milk dealers before Judges
Sulzberger and Barratt
The protesting dealers contend that the
enforcement of the pasteurization rcEulN-
ton will drive Independent milk dealers out
Of business, Mr.. Stfaus came as "a volun-
tary witncs3 when he learned that the
milk laws were being attacked He told
how hc had cut down the death rute
among children In the New York ssylums
by one-hnlf by pasteurization and had
lowered the death rate among infants in
the New York sums by his one cent pas
teurizcd milk before the city adopted that
mcthOd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Among the passengers sailing for Eu-
rope to-day on the Aquitania are DIR. and
Mrs. Preston r. Satterwhtc. who will
make a motor trip on the Continent for
several months. Mr. and Mrs Ebert H.
Gary are also sailing on the Aquitania
to pass the summer in Europe.
The wedding OF Miss Kathryn Eugenia
Cumisky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Cumisky. to William Stanley Null
len will take place this morning in the
Church of the Holy Trinity. After the
cerepony there will be wedding break
fast ut the Fillmore.
Mrs. Nelson ShaughnesSy. wife Of
Nelson OShaughnessy, American Charge
dAffares at Mexico, wAo has been visit
ing Mrs. T. Henry Hartman in Tuxedo,
has returned to the Plaza.
The Duke and Duchess dc Richelicu
have returned from Chatham, Conn,
where they were the guests Of Howard
Taylor at his country place, and are at the
Gotham.
Mr.. and. Mrs. James II. Proctor Of Bos-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riker are
ut the ST Regis.
A wedding in London to-day of interest
TO society In New York and Southampton,
I. l., Is that of Mis- Hope Elizabeth War
rem daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
y
WHEREFORE OF London
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis I, Rogers are at
Sunderstown. n, l., for the summer.
Later they will go to Bar Harbor and
Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Stewart Barney will
go to Newport this week to occupy Mrs.
| William ~. Osgood's villa, which they
have leased for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus l.. Hyde and
their SON, Harry ST, John Hyde, viii be
| at Saranac Inn for the summer,
Mrs. George Washington lilll will give
\ dance at the Greenwich Country Club
IN Greenwich. Conn. on July II.
Mrs. ". Van Courtlandt Romans and
her daughter. Miss Margretta, have gone
to'New London, Conn, for the summer
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens are
guests OF Mrs, Henry Robbins In SOUTH
ampton, l.. T.
Mrs, Clarence winthrop Bowen Will
give = dance at Sherry's on January 80
for her debutante daughter. Miss Romano
W. Bowen
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$500. 900 IN SPECIAL REQUESTS.
VIII Of George I. Lsndon Has Many
Provisions for Friends.

The will Of George !. I.andon. a former
mber Of the Stock Exchange. vino died
on June 90 at Spring Lake, y. j.. dis
poses of more than 100000 in specific
requests. \ Codcll to tho will was cx-
ecuted to give $4,000 to Male VI. Flynn.
the dccrdent's housekeeper. The will
leaves $1,000 to Yama, Mr.. Landon's but
Ter and valet.
Many Of the requests are to friends
Isaac Martin Wendelken Of Workers gets
trust fund of 100000. with power 10
dispose Of the principal. and $4,000 out
right Another 100000 trust fund is left
to Alexander Cameron Sd. cousin, who
Is to have the principal when he Is 80.
\ similar provision is made for Margaret
X. Masters, while $4,000 is left 10 her
mother, Margaret *. Topliff. Caroline A.
James sister Of the testator's deceased
wife. gets $4,000 and one-half the resid-
uary estate. The other half goes to Alex
andcr Cameron.
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IN MEMOR1A NJ.


A. q regular meeting Of tho board Of d.
rectors ~ the importers and Traders Ma
tional Hink Of New York, hold this dag ihs
president announced to the hoard the deat
on the 9sth instant Of MI Edward G. Rl"e
ou7 director and honorary vice -presiien.
whercupon on motion II was unanimon.';
Resolved. That in tn" death Of Mr Rte.
this board has lost the services Of a valued
director and the members Of the board an
esteemed associate and friend,
Mr.. Rice was elected q director OF thi'
bank January IL. 1886 and ylce-prcsidon'
April 30, 1914:
During the twenty eight years OF his con.
nection with the bank he always had IT.
Interests deeply at heart and gave freels
and Willingly OF his services advice and
counsel, which were highly valued.
His sterling integrity, smiabo dispositieu
and many lovable qualities assured him the
respect and affection OF all hts associates
who feel a deep sense o. loss and grief In
his death. He will be greatly missed FROM
the councils OF this board.
Resolved. That the members 81 this board
extend their sincere sympathy 20 Mr.. R'ee's
beresys6 family.
r. w. POWELL
Cssuisr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
PLANS FOR new LENOX
PARK ARE ACCEPTED
Improvement Association Elects
Offi"rrS-Otber Hap
peningS.

u sos. Mass. June 20 rhr IeuoN I'm.
nr"N"rl"ut Association at q meeting held
in the curtis Hotel this morning elected the
Following officers. PrC~ldDut Mis- Nancy
'raig Wharton. yice-pre-idrn' William d.
GURUS treasurer. Aurrny Brown. score
tary. Mr. David 7. Dana directors. Miss
iicloiSc Meyer, Mis- Gertrude Parsons Mrs.
Frank Il Sturvi-. Miss Adele kneeland.
Miss Emily Biddle, Miss Este Cary. Ciraui
Foster. Frederick =. Drlanpd. GEORGE Win
throp Folsom. John l.. Parsons. Williqm ".
Osgood Field. Groaviuc l.. Winthrop. George
u. Blake, the Rev. A.. Gammack. james q.
clifford ana George ". Ferguson
The asSocirtiou accepted the plans of
olmst"d Brothers. landscape engineers. for
new pari a. the corner u Nam and Sunse
streeVs to cost 1000. George W Folsom
and William B N,gDod Field viii have
charge of he work
Mrs. William pollock was hostess a,
luncheon al Holmesdalc. Pitt .ned. 10 a
doI'a friends this afternoon. Those who
W"n' To liolmesdalc from LcnoN were Mrs
tdraud Foster, Miss Adele kncolaud, Mrs.
George Griswold Haven, Mrs \ Parkman
shaw. Mr.. Charles Aston Bris,ed aud Miss
ROsali" GooduHl
George Iiyermorc of BosSn. 1, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster
Frederick iialncs Curtis of New York is
visiting Frank Curtis a. sheffield.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Il. Tuckcrman and
Alfred Tuckcrmau will go to larchmont
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Graft Of New York. Mr.
and Mrs. ! ". Taylor OF Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. William j. Graham and MIR and
Mrs. Gilman u, Smith of Montclair. y. j.
DR. and Mrs. \. W Morrison, Mr. and Mrs
Charles y. Worthn"n of New York and Mrs
Robert Maclay Of Philadelphia are at the
Curtis Hotel.
Edward Guild Of New York will be a house
guest OF Mrs John T.. Alexandre over the
Fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
O>i,orne-CRlpOt,

HtvGEtY FARMS. Mass, June Ho.--Miss
frAuces y Cabot. daughter OF Charles
Mile Cabot Of Boston. WAS married to
Maurice Marhado Osborne, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Osborne of Cambridge. At
ST Johns Episcopal Church at noon to-
day. The ceremony was performed b,sthe
Rev. john w. Sutcr OF Winchester. The
brides only attendant was her sister Sally
Cabot, who acted AS flower girl. George
Bradford Simmonds OF Baltimore was
hest man. The ushsrs wcreS j. Elliot
Cabot, Gilbert Allen. Harold -. Walker.
Ransom Pr gree and T. II. Doanc OF
noston: Minton Mdchado Warren and
Thomas r. Ncrab" OF Cambridge. T. o.
". Powel Of Newport and Reginald Sweet
and T. T.. Hunt of New York.
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schvRrts-Othilc.

The wedding of Miss Belle Othle OF
this city and Louis W. schwartz of Buff
falo ~ V. took plac" last evening. in tho
Hotel Martinique. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Nathan krass
Of Brooklyn I'm thu presenc" OF relatives
and a few Intimate friends. The bride
had her sister. Miss Anna Uthle, as her
maid Of honor. and the other attendants
were the Misses Rca Othile and Edna
schwartz. Meyer Othilc. brother OF the
bride. acted as best man and the ushers
were Milton Sclseu and Henry Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz left for trip
to Canada on their Honeymoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01

The Wedding of Miss Mabel Rivers,
daughter of the late Thomas L. Rivers OF
Mo'dian. Ky, to Malcolm W. Schiller OF
tlis city took place last evening in Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, tho Rev. Dr.
christian Resucr. rector of the church,
ohratng THE brides sister. Miss Eve
I'u Rivers. was the maid Of honor aud
only attendant Howard 4, Cole acted AS
best man. H. Paul Rivers and j. Craw-
FORD Rivers. brothers of the bride. were
INC ushors After the ceremony there
Wa small reception In the social rooms
ut the rectory. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuler left
lHi'r for delaware Water Gap on their
wedding trip They will live in this city.