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T. Nss YORK. May s.-asin- idea q,
the amount ot money Involved in the
ars~ss- of the Americas cup In the
s0fnins international yacht regatta
atf KssaY iisak in RsIA-ns,ss asy be
xsia~sa fsos the ss~<ftjsa rssesiS
made b, an suthosisy Who sssisd That
sSshtY-,ss American yA~hssm~n
siii .i~aa more than half q niiii1r
ssiiss. IN i-f.sdisx the sros,hs. In
saaiiiaa is tho espsns- oi pssparis<
sor th- trial rs<ss u will rnsa si"."os'
io ei:.s." haos- Ia bring III. i-f-n'
DIR shruash The cap rs~es.
AlsSsnasr aasi'h corsysu. of N~~
York. siii i- snaes the hsssi-s, oa'.
lay siass - spss % sss \ ~, require
ssss~ In S9s..sso "a ~ tor tho
sssSAias. ntiiax ont sna sailing rae
vaaisis. IA. rapidly sss'inx sasapi.-
sSng q Sssossss.
kts pss~ss sad i-ess fias officers
q ~ Nsv Yosk Ysshs sinn have
rissS sa ssismis-a esiss to the A..
ssgN~s. bsiia~s snd naAssxsf Of the
R~sn,si-. the t,sissnt tss-iasiion. aud
viii probably b~ called usoa 4. sua-
sssbsse bssve~a 81: 500 saa SO. 900
s0eh By The tim. the s~asos 10 iia.
tshe1. Tht sSaassssr ls ruaposrS a
Vie co@neassv George .. tisksr. jr.
Rear coaan,sosr J. r. NossAs. fos.
nsr csmao.sasv Pred-siek q. iioarss.
cosssiius vasaesbiii. Arthur casfts
Jamss saA sssm~r vtr- comaosos-
hsssy wsRssA !, - sasiasi-d ,hsi
e:se. coo viii h- required tn build.
euttii asa eaapaisa tn. Resp,ulr dur.
SN9 Juse. iaiy sad August.
= a the tilssss ysrhsmsa wAo ~uo.
biss1 10 haila the tsestsae~ 81 lsssh
- - sAsimAisd cspease of Sisc. 600
eishs arr isusu isusioa. sis tsua N~v
Yoek ssd ose fsuu rhiisd~iphis, TIE
A,aaiesie is caapua-d Of y. e. f1e,.
cher. y. =. Webster. atos wssss~orsh.
charies iisyaea. y. y. Peabody. }. e,
sUssUs b"ssrs NUssN op0 ss'Usy so&
oasA Of iscssoa: George u. iineAoa.
C;surkc Lauder. George u. iissroa.
Jam~a u. Ford. II. Throwhridsc Hall
snd Thasnsa e. Dushsm ot S~~ York
snd 4. Walter Clark of Ph'iad-iphis.
Th~ easet NUNS paid to the it~r.
scssiots eo0rsay for the last nse
cup drfcaaer>. iaeiadsnx the conssi.
iustos. have never hc~n revealed. hut
other huild~ss believe that th~y
know them them approximately
pro0 such data nj II rsalmst~d that
the contract for tho Re.n,ns~ with
two aas,s. Swo AZ three sta of sails.
miaoe spaFs. aad risxinx complete.
called for eluac to 9i:o.ooo. II 10
thought that S:s.ooo viii he nccc..
sary for hrr upkccp duriRx the pre-.
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f0lTUNE SPENT N IuIluNc -,
. YACHTS TO DEFEND AMERICAS CUP

iissihAry 81 ssea from Mar io An-
qua, .-. The soh,rae, prise ins the
vahitie 1. pias-i al about si""."se"
and IL is exi-sSi.d ,nas suh ff~f
professional crew. AMI large i-ndes.
Mr.. c.shsah viii have sp~ni another
Si...""" by tn. lits~ Thai the so@'
Misi~s na shsli~sG- OF the Nee fort
Yacht sias reader. i,s decision a. 4"
NhSsh yacht shall i,s inisuss~d the DE-
tease Of the silver ssskssd,
a. tho iisfiasA n n, .o~rnsi'-
,,s,iid. With steel fsans- ard aoabi-
~as.ise skin. IL is estimated that h-f
buiidiaR viii b~ considerably i-ss
than either Of The tSe bsoas~ ysrhss
psItsabiy In the ssishbsssessa of
nasss and snsss wu, sass a,o.""c
h-s sails si".osa. storks. ss.c"" and
si.stnE. ti.noo. With 5000 snos-
Iss ss~Sakslsia. ~ . eeasi snss al $50.
Uce. A. the ysrAss "a s1s~ssi ~ the
syaiisAlss arr lo 10 sss-d ~ S~Wdrsy.
the cost of saasssx the tAstisss~ f"s
III. ,as-~ s,naihs is plssrss =, 5000.
OF eios. 900 for the ssasns.
With . ehsileaers siso a ro0f-ns.
tie soaslfurttoa IL u expected that
the issssh vessusv a oss ThoaAa Lip.
too uiii b. far tsss sspeas1se thsa
HE shs~e pesvtoas cup husls. PsusasL.
" aades Si:s.esS. eaass,sr-d with .
third Of . ailitoa scat o. esrh Of
the ethse ehsllrssssA
vor The nrsa lims elaee the viss.
tzat vssSsiBhsA ~ vsikysS~ In 1889
the cup eeseasr ysrAss Utli hare =
fair assk~s value after the 1914 ~
saisa IL aeeided. TAey ase sos ss.
peesea 10 sssssSosisse 0oee shan 10
rss --ss. eoopsssA VIII . las Of -
rsv ~~as. ~Aieh The ewsees of the
Neiiaae~. the isss cup 1Sfea6es. wse~
fosvrd TO s~sr. her baiiAiax coat b.
ing nearly $500 900 aad her srSap
price ~ss $4,000. rhss the value aad
availability Of this years cup yachts
Tor future work 1. regarded ~ onc of
the mual encouraging features of the
nov rui. under which they hssr besa
tuiit.
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cause for the defense Of the national
Integrity. You could not more nobly
yield your. pressnt position than for
tho purpose OF raliyins to the cause
Of the whole Of Mexico that we may
all march together against the In
vadinE Yankees. have such faith
In your patriotism that do not
doubt that the forccs Of your COM
mand will rally to fight the invasion
OF the Americans. I rcitcrate to you
assurances OF my distinguished con-
sidorst'on. fs/. -ftL a~t..
tSikned.D s---. ,.ll... ,.
~. Mass. General In Chief Of the
Division OF the Bravo.
Dated sSittllo April 49," o..
General Villas answer follows:
In, answer 10 your letter Of April
rs In which In accordance with your
Instructions you invite mo to marGl,
with you against the foreiyn invad-
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otais Of Ohio. city Of TossAa. L.
IucRA County -

Bate Of Ohio. city Of fossAa. L.
Lucas County.
Frank J: Cheney makes oath that Ne -
= Co.. doing business in the City OF 10.
!cdo. County and State Aforesaid. aud
that said nrm Will pay the sum OF ONE
cry .asc of Catnrrh that cannot bc CURED
BY the usc OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before INC and subscribed IN
my ,prcscrcc. this 9Th day Of Decembof,
(seaD A. ". GxEA0oN,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cur Il takcn internally
and nets directly upon tho blood pnd mu-
cons aurfaces Of the system. Send foe
J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
eoid by ni! Drugslstn. 75c.
CAbs Ba1rs v1snily PiilS for oooDneln01noa.
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Bsri,cd wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal mn
quickly when BALLARD's SNOW
iJlNiMENT IL applied. II is both
healing and antiscptic. Price CSC.
soc. and S1.0o per bottle. Sold by
the Hausman Drug Co
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sf< ~ ssr. sasstsy. ~oalt Say sns'
i,SG8sAtasAd soaS s1i ion. -faiiy sai
aisH the psessss dishniisai faashina'
'iass, ksow that a. aa sssan'
pii~- SSi ,nok Part in the iniiisiiiy
and is-ssne of Fshsusss, 1919. ma
deso's d-sthb. This j. perfectly
veil uni-s.,anA ssj ssa sh.ald
kao~ that se esGsor pardon il and
also that II ~iil be lh- r,us@ OF Yoa'
ruin.
- ihssrsGss stve yoa tai. answer
sab because your official r-aa-ss
and my answer are historical do@u-
meats and ose 10 rssl.ri,S sh ca
riansiioa Of ~ saaaasg,
= kaou thai shs CieH,inses by
various pro. -ssss As,. uP 10 ,his
time .naxhi To ssisx absl, N.s,a
Amssisss iaissv~aiiss ia M-aisa. I,
il kno~h without asab, ina, the
eamiss of The Aassisans 50. de-
sired ssa psosok-d by Ssis The
massss 10 which yaa have -sei,--i
Internal ,snahis. asa ,h@s caii-a 90
all Nssissns Ia ksis iish, ths ga
sssssi ts~ib,-~. is .issF la sii ,ss
vosii
~Gsasssi Hussss as Fa-. sid ass
sko~ much sisaaa, sAsa Yasi s-sr
sos,.sied intn ia.ssuHHa,s at ,ss
risstiiisas asa bru,nhs sbai' IN. as
assissiios of i's-ssA~ni Msssro. slr-
Errsissat fiao f.,ss~s. aaa SOME ass.
-s iih~ssi d~sAoosAs. bresus~ - did
hos srsiis- that The h,a@d os sh- h--
so~> vks sssu-d ,h- i-m.-rs,is
mss emens in 1919 sSnii rsasr y
civil vsr which ~ouid Had 10 ,oef
ssia.
Nos yo.s d~sisv 10 psosok. . Tor.
eisa var To SAFE Soar.-is-s from the
disasles soaiss tsoa ss- civil eos.
nies. Soa .Ao~ esee les. ~i.dea
vAsa ,ou pile up aaua,sia. at na.
ehIsassoss ssA lies -hieh gill
esuabie aboss yoas ears
'foa have soashi to make this
asioa b-twe~a yoafs~is.s ana tbs
eosssii,fsiossii.ss Who arr uaass
srsaA ssa With the ps.,.ss Of . fas,
eisa var yoa seek I. arm many
Mesiesss whose symps'sses arc 10,
~i,A you bas whore ts.sio,i.a ,as,
~spsrs 10 ssess,s without reflect.
iss that you are ahosA 10 ssA . p~o
,ie who IL Jsssies wosid shsssiss
yusf estass. Thss~ sAme people
when they disroses soa arc sn assss
sia Of democracy yoi sock to sis
over by s,sssias a 1ss axsin., a for
sixa nation 10 serve your personal
ins-f-sis aad iho.- q. your party.
II siil sooa b~ ptovca tha, tbs
sstasic declarations which you
traitors to the fs,s.sIssd have made
In stating that NC have formed .
anIoa with the North Americana. !,
. stupid assertion which will cos,
you yoar esisi~nec and hfins to youi
families aa eternal shame.
The ~oassiius ioasiists have tbs
dcsie~ to do all possible yomrasRsss
With the national dissisy to avoid .
iorcisa var. bat u ~- arc not abl'
tn avoid Il. ~c will face i~o cne
mies-ihc powerful stranger AMI 'h'
depsavcd eompstriols.
For constitution and reform.
"franciseo villa. Oenctai-in'
Chief"
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Printing Of eysry description neat
" and quickly executed at the
Chrouicle-News JOB rooms. samples
AID auotstions on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
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Cincinnati. May. :.-tNa,ionai.) J
Cincinnati game POSITION
cd. wct grounds.
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New York. May s.-tNstionsi.) -
New York-iirookiyn game postponed: I:
rain.
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villa Will NOT
Il -3olll ffbEIlAlS

to.s4,sssv -. sass u. :. .
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American Asssc;atieu.
~ Columbus. 9: Milwaukee. n.
A. Ci~s Gland. 9. kansaa civ. J.
~. ianinssb.
A. Louisville. &: Minneapolis. !.
A. indiana rolls. :: ~. Paul. I.
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Q 0ssa-lsss Joy!
''gIS-H'' IT oesas
1ssAaag 4 ~ Vsesa ,0sn Aase \
e Ccg1s and Callpooa

Now ssy tho slla~sseS wv. the asW WAy.
the ssvsss,uSely sure wsys sh- PAINLESS way
~ ers'inR ttd Of Sh,sr ersns that hs~p
DSstsfe0 tho life osssi sas0l cat ~ you foe
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-. 20. ,,s.s. i. s..a %. q. s..s
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FusSio reotas osfieess,eo0 - ~os-
,oiy two men Who are believed Ia
have eosmilssd = ssuEAeru0s ssaaait
upoh Max Nesmsn. = ustl hsosn y
businessman of that city. Sho MAS
found unconscious in Ms pisre al
.usin~s.- Mas Nssnsa ss = sna-in :
las at Mr.. aad Mr. railip itasensss
VI this si,y ssE has sns yet recovered
sfon, the bl0N 0f his Assatiaats-
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Anssieas Leegpe.

batteries; iisns. Jasper sha S~hs'S
Saiiisan: iiaanasAsinsr and itasaiss,
Al Ws.LisslaA ", II, y
'Ssv York ,....,..s..,,,'s !"
Washihs'"n '.s'''s'r'''s
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little flower girls, Miss Katherine Jerlifee
and Miss Dorothy MoKinnon. sister or
the brides. John w. MoKlnnon. Jr., will
attend Mr.. Jeliifee as best man and his
ushers viii be Leo Smith and Howard
Gilmore
In the Church Of 81. Francis OF Sales
on Tuesday. october 81. Miss Sally Don
nelly Mccall. daughter of Mrs. Nora Dom
nelly Mccall. will be married TO Nicholas
r. Conway OF Troy n. Y. The ceremony,
which will be at o'clock, will be per-
formed by Mgr. Lewis.
Miss Mccall, who Is a niece OF Public
Service Commissioner Edward II. Mccall
and OF Judge Donneliy, will have her sis
ter, Miss kathleen Mccall, for her maid
of honor and another sister, Miss Dor
othy Mccall, and Miss Virginia Llnder
as flower girls.
Mr. Conway. who is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Conway OF Troy. win have
mis- brother, Henry A. Conway, Jr., for
his best man.
Mr.. Conway and his bride Will make
their home in Troy on the completion OF
their wedding trip.
Tho wedding Of Miss Valerie Anterior.
VILE, Ky, and Kelley Graham. also of
| Louisville. will take pace on "Wednesday
in st. Michael's Episcopal Church In this
city.
/ In the Church OF ST. Thomas the
Apostle. St Nicholas avenue and 1lSth
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Kaiser. No date has been set for either
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles \. Johnson OF
sol West End avenue have announced tho
engagement of their daughter, MISS LOUIS
Wheeler Esteile johnson, 10 Franklin W.
Palmer, Jr. Mr.. Palmer Is the son or MT
and Mrs. Franklin w Palmer OF this cry
and Stonington, Conn.
Mr., and Mrs Leopold We'll OF 300 West
tooth street have sent out Invitations TOT
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Amy
Well to Alfred j. Wertheimer, son OF MT.
and Mrs. J. J. Wertheimer OF ST Louis
The wedding will take place at Del
monico's on october 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leslie Redua OF
/ SAG West 142d street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Ade-
l lalde Houston ECqua, to Horace AleNhn-
der Lake OF Kingston, Jamaica Inc Wed-
ding will take place In December.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment OF Miss Rosallnd Rosenhlun. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Rosenblum ot
$50 West l30th street. to David Forma'
Miss Rosenblum ls a niece OF Sheriff Max
I s. 1rifsnhagen. She IL graduate OF
Barnard College.
The engagement of Miss Lucy Cold
! schmidt daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ = Goldschmdt OF 90 East Sixty-fourth
! street, to Henry l.. Moses has been an
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MALAY ETFRIES CAfCE
-..-o SASDToRp

nounced Mr.. Moses formerly resided in
Scranton, Pa, and is son Of Bernard
Moses OF that city, lie Is a graduate OF
Yale.
only relatives and Il few intimate
friends witnessed the marriage on
Wednesday of Miss Harriet Louise Jet
more and Henry Burnell l'aber, which
took place In the apartment of the brides
father Aaron l.. Jetmore. at "6i7 Broad
way. The Rev Dr. Farrell Dufficld,
canon of the Cathedral OF the lncarna-
ton at Garden city, performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by "A small
breakfast.
Tho bride. whose father VAS at one
time Justice Of tho supreme Court or
Kansas, ia 4 granddaughter ~ the late
Justice David j. Brewer Of the United
States supreme Court She wa attended
by her sister. Miss Margaret Ietmore, aud
Austin Palmer was best man for Mi.
Faher.
MIR. Faber and his bride will spend their
honeymoon iu the West indies. They will
reside in this city,
IN the West End Collegiate Church on
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III 1SS

j. NJ Johnson of Macon, Ga, has re-
Gently been visiting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Hoffman
have gone 10 their country place in
CnZenovia, n. Y, where they VIII re-
main until the early part of next montn.
Mrs. George Lewis Gillespie Of Wash
ington, II. G.. will bc for the winter
at the New Weston, Madison avenue
and Forty-nlnth street.
Dr and Mrs. Clinton l.. Bagg have
returned from their camp in the Adlron
dacks 10 % West Forty-siNth street,
whore they will he for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Leroy Emmei
have returned from Europe and are at
their villa in Tuxedo.
Mr.. anu Mrs. George Perkins Lawton
will return from Saratoga Springs 10
"a East Sixtieth street on Thursday
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lsh johnson. Caroline Wyeth OF this
city. and Margaret Doolittle Of Utica.
y. Y.
Miss Bull Is passing the autumn with
her parents at their country place, Elk
horn. in Camelo', y. y, where they eX-
pect 10 remain until November g.
The wedding OF Miss Ursula Wolcott
Brown. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs q.
Hunter Brown, To Edmund S. Twin
ing, Jr.. OF this city Will be celebrated
in ST. Bartholomew Church on Novem-
Der 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have re-
turned to their home at &c East Fifty
second street, where the reception Will
be held Immediately after the wedding
ceremony. Miss Brown passed the
greater part OF the season with her
parents in southampton. l.. I.
Plans are being made for the winter
| season. When they como To town
| from their country place In Hyde Park
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt
will he at the home of MIR. and
! Mrs, OaSleigh Thorne. 7s3 Park avenue,
which they have leased for the winter,
| their home At Fifth avenue and For
| ticth street having been taken for bust
| ness purposes. Mr.. and Mrs, Vincent
Astor have decided to pass the winter
! in New York and they have leased tho
| home ~ Mr.. and Mrs Amos L. r. Pin
! Chot, 1927 Park avenue Mr.. and Mrs.
| Astur Will remain late at Fcrnciine,
! their country place in Rhinebeck MIR.
| and Mrs. 7. Gray Griswo!d and her
daughters, tho Misses Cass Canheld
now in Roslyn, l., l.. will he for the
winter at ~ West Forty-nlnth street.
the home Of Mrs. John Turner After
| bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Roach
| have taken for the winter the apart
ment of Mrs Reginald Brooks at rs
East seventeen street. and Mr.. and
Mrs ECharlessG ouHcTDeurxNV will be
at 20 East Eighty-socond street, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick II. Frellnghuysen, who
We're married week ago yesterday,
will be at 4l0 Park avenue.
Mrs. Richard Irwin. o., who passed
some time In Newport with Mrs. Henry
Barton Jacobs. later going TO Baltimore
s a. J West Thirty-ninth street for
tho winter,
MT. ana MIS' w I'UfE blpouEonu anu
| Miss Rosa''r H!u,drood are at tho Nlr-
glnia Hot Springs, whore they will re-
main until November !, when they viii
return to 40 East Thirty-fourth street
Miss Bloodgood viii not he Introduce
? 10 society before another winter.
Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta and Mis-
Mercedes do AcostA, after passing some
weeks at the Meadow club In Southamp
| ton, l.. l.. are at 500 Park avenue,
. Mr. and Mrs. William Payne Thomp
4 son have decided to pass part of tn
1 winter in Aiken. s. g.. where they will
2 go after January l. They have beer
81 in WcStbury, l.. l., since leaving New
p. port, having recently leased in AkeI
4 Ridgeley Hall, the villa OF Augustus
l.. Gardner.
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eral other prominent clubs in this city
among them the University, Columbia
and Union clubs. He is a member Of
the board OF managers OF the prcshy-
terrain Hospital and is treasurer OF the
Chrystic street House Settlement.
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Among the engagements recently an
rounced was that Of Miss Hc,en l..
Frew. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter T.. Frew Of Hampstead, y. J..
and this city. to Ralph Peters Jr.. of
Garden city. l.. 7.
Mr. Peters is = son of Ralph Peters.
president of the Long Island Railroad.
Hts sister. Miss Pauline Peters. was
married to George Walker Pierpont last
May. No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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Miss Elise Francke will he the maithsuf
honor. The other attendants chosen arc
the Misses Susanna Warren, Amy Brad
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return this week from Southampton,
l.. l., and will be at 81 East Fifty-first
street. Mrs. Kountzes mother, Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs William pur.and have ~
turned TO their apartment, W"st ElghtF
first street. from Gramatan Inn Bron'
vile where they passed September
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Miss Charlotte, Il. Mattlage and Walter
Il. Huprecht. whose engagement has Just
been announced, will be married IN the
spring. Miss Mattlago Is a daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Charles Henry Mattlage
Of IS Central Park West. MIR. Ruprecht
Is a graduate of Columbia. class of 1918.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schccr OF 323
West 10Sth street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Mae
tichcer. to !. Herbert Gordon, No date
has been set for the wedding
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Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius ]. Scott of
Al West End avenue have announced
tho engagement of their daughter, Miss
Maud Teresa Scott. to Clitus Heating,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas i. Keat-
ing of i95 West End avenue. Miss Scott
was educated IN brussels Belgium, and
Mr.. Heating is a graduate Of Harvard,
No date has been net for the wedding.
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The wsddng of Miss Marion Shaper
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
ShaIer, To Roy Mortimer Brewster Will
be celebrated on Wednesday In tho
Hrightwaters casino, at Rrightwaters
L. l. The Rev. Or. Townsend Glover Jack
son will ofiiciate. Miss Shaper will he
attended by Mrs. Winthrop Alien Man
dell, Miss Evelyn Kettles and Miss Ruth
Seymour
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Other society News on Page a.
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Another engagement recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Dorothy
Jackson, daughter OF Mrs. u. w. Jack
son OF Brookline, Mass, to Harwood
Glider, a son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Glider Of this city. Mr.. Glider IL
\ nephew Of Miss Jeanette Glider and
NJ the late Richard Watson Glider.
No date has been set for the wedding
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Among the weddings Of this week will
he that of Miss Ashby Jeffcrles Caycc,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Boyd Cayce. To Walter Dixon Young.
Jr.. Of Bay city, Mich, in the Church
~ the TRANSPORTATION on Wednesday
morning AZ 1880 o'clock only relatives
and few intimate friends will be pres
ont for the ceremony, which will be
performed ny the Rev. Dr. George G.
Houghton, rector OF the church. The
bride who will he given away by her
father. VIII he unattended, and Roy
Richardson will act as best man. I'm
ruediately after the ceremony there Will
he small reception at the home Of
Tho brides parents. lo2 West Seventy
NTH street.
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The wedding OF Miss Antoinette Hahn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Berthold Hahn
OF 20 West Ninety-ilrst street. TO Leon
Forst. son OF Nj and Mrs. Jacob Forst
Of Kingston, y. Y, will take place on
Tuesday. October 20, at De,monicos,
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In the West End conegiat. Church on
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street. on Wednesday Miss Isabel Marie
Denise Carroll, daughter OF Mrs. James
Carroll, will be married to Ambrose
Thomas McCafferty. She. VIII he at
tended by her sister. Mrs William +,
Cullum, and Miss Florence McCanerty'
sister of the bridegroom. Francis Nc
Cafferty will wait upon his brother AZ
best man and the ushers will be James
Regan, Edward Walsh, James fitI NJ
mons and Joseph Convery. Miss Carroll
will he given away by her brother 'Iar-
ence Carroll.
The ceremony will he followed by "a
breakfast and reception at the Hotel
Majestic,
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Mr. and Mrs n. Langley Kountzc vii
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Miss Bcuah Hepburn, daughter Of
Mr., aud Mrs \. Barton Hepburn, Will
bc married To Lieut. Robert Il. NJ EN-
met l. :. y, son 81 col and Mrs.
Robert Temple Icmmet. a. the country
home Of her parents In Ridgeheld, Conn,
on Saturday. Miss Hepburn was among
he bridesmaids at the wedding ON
Thursday last IN Grace Church chlntrv
~ Miss Theresa Van den llcuVcl In
r-rsnll and pr John II. Cunningham
lr., 81 liuStOn
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Invitations have been received here for
the wedding Of Miss Ruth Wright, dauEh .
ter of ex-Assemhlymar and Mrs Samuel
q. II. Wright OF R.dgeneld. y. j., to DR..
Pelham y. Vandcrbcck Tho ceremony
will be performed on Thursday evening
In tho Ridgeheld Reformed Church.
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In Washing On on Saturday Miss
MARTIN Wheaton Bowers, daughter 81
INC Bate 'u'cd States Soicitor-Gcncrul,
Lloyd W Bowers, viii Ice married to
Sohor, \, Taft son Of eN-Ircs.d, mt
and Mr. William Howard Taft, Many
guests viii 80 from this city for the
ceremony. which will take place at noon
in 81 Juhu's Church and aftcrward
thor viii bc - small reception ana we'd
ding breakfast Al the homo of the
brides mother In Rhode Island avenue.
MlS, Us,ou Tai. sister Of the bride
groom. who made much Of a companion
OF Miss Bowors during her stay at the
capital, viii be the maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids win he the Misses Louise
HELEN and Frances Noyes of Washing
ton. Mdriorv Edgar Of Minneapolis and
Julia Thompson Of Chicago.
Mr.. Tart will have George Harrison
Of Washington as MS best man, and
several OF his classmates AZ Yale will
bsushers, with Charles Taft, brother Of
tho bridegroom, among them; stephen
Philhin OF Houston, Tex; Stanhopo Il.
Jones OF Baltimore, Joan Heron of
Pittsburg Carl Lehman of Akron, Onto
ard Walter Logan. Adrian Van Slnderin
and Harry Bingham 81 this city
Mr. Taft ana his bride Will make their
home at 1912 Dexter street, Cincinnati
after November ~.