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IN THE BERKSHIRE
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- rulv iS.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam 3. Osgood Field gave d'hhG IL uIl
~ duchess Of Marlborough at hlSh-
lawn House tonight. This afternoon
Mrs. Field gave luncheoh eO"'p''
mcntary to the duchess: .r
Mr.. and Mrs. George h. Iurnure en-
.crtained at dinner az Beaupre ~
night. -, r.ou.r;,,-
HELD we're hosts at dinner az thelV
Konkapot villa, in Stockbridge' To-
The The r.. Rev. William D. Walker:
Bisbop Of the Episcopal Diocese o.
Wcstorn New York. and Mrs. Walker
william Colgate. Miss Harriet Co!ga'e
,rd Mr. and Nrs. william ID. Ferrie'
o. Nov. York. are az Red Lion Inn.
Ms Charles II. Pollock gave
luncheon ~ her High At. vi!la, Puts
foId. fhis afternoon. having among hef
meats Mrs. John r. Brooke, MISS Yer
er,do Watson. Mrs. Walter ;. Cooo
I'D Mrs. Charles Hewitt Wright
Mrs. Reune Martin. Of New YORK
has arrived. with Mrs. f. D. Person
and Reune Martin, jr.. al the Maple
wood. Pittsfeld.
Also a the Maplowood are hear
Admiral and Mrs. r. {. Mclean, or
T,,ca. MIR. and Mrs. William Russo! :,
ir Miss Russell, Miss X. u. Russell.
- summit. y. j.: W. Z. MaeNaughton'
81 Brooklvn: Mr.. ard Mr. William b:
Trowbridce. Arthur L. Trowbridge' OF
%ew York: NJ. J. u. Gildersleere; o.
Rroorivn. and Mr. and Mrs. John Ed
I'D Martin. OF New York.
Arriving al .he Curtis Hotel to-daY
zero Nrs' william l.. nickerboeher'
of Rsl.ton Spa. and Mr.. and Mrs. {. W.
St,rkwea,her. OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haight and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Haight. Of New York
have arrived at ti."ir country places IN
New Lebanon.
New arrivals at the Aspinwal to-day
we're General Thomas II. Hubba 3D.
Me Anna W. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs.
walter ". Price. the Rev. and Mrs. b.
n Deems. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lock
wood Brown, o. New York: Mrs. J. 5.
,lexandcr. Miss Emma Alexander. j.
6. Alexander. jr.. and c. G. Shafer. Of
Montclair. y. J.
Mr.. md Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman. who
are visiting In Ridgebeld. Conn, will
return 10 Stockbridge Monday.
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OBITUARY..
ARCHIBALD F. LAW.

,B- Telegraph 20 Tile Tribune
scranton. Penn. July 10. Arc ib a d
F. Law. ,ice-prosldcnt and general man
ager OF the Temple Iron Company ana
Grandson Of the late Charles Law a
celebrated Scotch engineer. who intro
ducod underground mining IL Pcnnsyl-
vania. died At his homo in Adams AZ.
L,re to-day. Complications induced ny
stomach trouble we're he causes. he
was .ilty-eight years old
For many years Mr.. Law was pres,
don't and chief executive Of the several
mining suosid'afies Of the Temple COM
pany, which we're bought oy New
York syndicate. headed By ;. F. Thorne'
when sold recently by order OF the
United States Supreme Court. Mr.;
Law, illness dated from September ,
last. when his only daughter Mrs
Grace Brenton Rutter, and her nus
6rnd. Frank 3. Rutter. we're killed IN
wreck on the New Haven Railroad
His widow and one son survive.
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GOOD NEWS FOR
CITY CHILDREN
Safety First Society OBJ
tains IS More Vacant
Lots as Fairgrounds.
COMMISSIONER TO
GIVE EQUIPMENT
Appeal for Help Sent to Owners
of Property in Every
Borough.

Children Of New York are 20 have
greater opportunities for play this
summer than ever before. The Safety
First Society announced yesterday
through its committee on play lots that
eighteen new breathing spots had been
obtained for the young .ers.
The committee tled its report with
Park Commissioner Cabot Ward, and
submitted schedule containing a list
Of the vacant properties offered for the
use of the childre 3.
Commissioner Ward is considering
the report, and has notified the society
that A meeting will be held tomorrow
20 determine which OF the play lots ne
can Immediately accept and equip.
The Safety First Society IS receiving
daily offers OF .acaut property Tor play
purposes throughout New YORK IN
edition 10 the Borough Of Manhattan,
the committee on playlots mas appeaieu
TO owners 0f va,ant preml5 es IN N me
other boroughs for cooperation NJ
committee plans a tour OF laspec''o'
in Brooklyn Tuesday. ,--....-
The schedule of lots. with iocaI 10"
and names Of owners. already ooO"lheu
BY the committee folloWs'
West s5th ST.. west OF Amsterdam
Compsny: West 67th ST.. near AmSter-
dam av. owned BY st. Matthew ;
Church: West 9th ST.. west OIL YES
End av.. owned by Charles SooysmI'h,
East 95th St, owned by tne estate u
James Williams; East 9eth ST. anu
Fifth av.. owned by the hutual LIZ
H. suraTce company; East 99th ST. and
First av.. owned by the Mutual Lite
Ir.urance COMPANY: East l26th ST. and
pleasant av.. owned by the Mutual Lite
Insurance Company; 50 and 81 west
I34th ST.. owned by August Run; D.
and . West l3Gth st., owned by the
Initial Realty and Construction Com,
NAM. I2sth St. between Fifth ana
fpnoy avs. owned by the Mutual LIE
Insurance COMPANY: Fifth ay.. between
l3S,h and 18th SITS, owned D! ''e"iS
Hill. c..
Wes, 13sth st.. from ll2 to Seventh
81, on we.t and down 20 l3l on l3ttn
81. owned b. the Watts estate; 7 i'm
az and 6sth St. Mangin and stanton
sts.. owned by the Bradley Contract II
Company: Ph9niX Yards. 39f East %
e. lot fronting LenOX av.. between
13eth and 10th sts.. owned by the
Watts estate. and Dyckman St. between
Vermilyea and Sherman avs, owned oy
Mrs. Rebecca Elias. -,
The Real Estate Board of New fork,
which is assisting the society IN the
work. announces that property IN ~.
PauPs Place. The Bronx, owned oS
Daaiel Birdsall { Co. and siNty.ays
lots in New St. Port Richmond, staten
Island. owned by Helen Prize. can De .,
used during the summer b. the chill
dren in the vicinity.
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Writers at Schuyler Funeral.

The funeral of Montgomery Schuy-
ler at Trinity Church. New Rochelle.
yesterday morning, Was attended py
many men and women prominent in
literature and journalism. The burisl
was in Greenwood Cemetery. -,
Mr.. Schuyler's favorite hymns
Lead. Kindly Light" 'For All the
Saints Who from Their Lsbors Rest
and Come. Ye Diseonsolate'-were
sung by a choir. The service was con
Quoted BY the Rev. Charles +. Csnedy,
the rector. Among the friends pres
ent we're Or. Talcott Williams. director
Of the Pulitzer School Of Journslisn'
T.. A. Bradford. an editorial writer Oh
THE New York Times; Frank D.
Root. Francis W. Halsey. literary ad-
wiser to Funk & Wagnalls. william x.
C'Donovan. Judge Mclean and john
". Boothby.
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Among the cottagers entertaining at
dinner were Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward l..
Welsh. Of Philadelphia, who are at
Shadow Farm; Mr.. and Mrs. jerome;
Bonaparte. Of Washington; Mr. and
Mrs. ". L. Maursn. who are at Phoenix
Lodge. and Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin
White. of Providence.
Those entertaining At dinner on the
plaza Of the Casino tonight before the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac II. Clo-
thier. jr.. Of Philadelphia; Montgomery
Blair. Of Washington, and Mrs. u. Len
tilhon Crook, of Noristown. y. J. Mr.
and Mrs. David Stevenson. OF New
York, gave a dinner on the Casino
plaza. and their guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Farquhsr, OF New York.
and Mrs. william Lee. jr., OF Baltl-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hanan. OF New
York. Who returned from Europe yes
.erday on the Aquitsnla. arrived here
late tonight and are IN their summer
place. Shore Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Jones, Of
Louisville. and Miss Lucy Jones. who
returned from a European trip yes
terday. have Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Saun-
ders p. Jones at Sea Breeze villa.
Among the visitors TO the Casino TO-
day were Lyman B. COT and +. /.
Leonard, who motored here from Paw
tucket TO witness the yacht races.
They had luncheon at the Casino.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gee, Of Prov
dence. who motored here for the day,
visited the Casino for luncheon. 9th
ers there were Mrs. William Lee IT.,
Miss Margaret Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel H. Valentine, Of New
York.
Registered at the Casino are George
A. miller. Spring Hill. Rugby. Eng
land: Q. A. Shaw Mexican, PRIDE
Crossing. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. ST John
Wood. Kew York, and Mr.. and Mrs
Livingston Davis, Boston, who are al
the NathegsOn.
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Mrs. AUGUSTA HOPLEY TAINTOR.

Mrs. Augusta Hopley Taintor. who
died Friday at Woodstock. VT. was the
wife of Giles z. Taintor, who for many
years has been prominent in Wall ST:
Mrs. Taintor was the daughter o.
the late Captain Charles T. W. Benin
and Esther Morris Hancock, OF Phiia,,
delphis. She leaves her husband and
four children, Frederic B. raintor.
Lieutenant Harold II. Taintor. Y. 5. A;
Mrs. A. Lawrence Phillips and Mrs.
John Harper. all OF New York; and a
sister. Mrs. |. W. Akin, of Maplewood,
\. J.
The funeral will be held this after
?. DON at The Taintor home, fs west
seth ST.
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that given by Hrs. William Harrison
Price in compliment 10 her house
guest, Mrs. Lewis {. Mack.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred c. Belden and
the Misses Bclden have opened their
Shelter Island cottage, Mon Loisir.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Wurster
have left the Garden City Hotel, where
they have been for the past month, and
are now at the Belgrade. Belgrade
Lakes. Ne. They expect to return 70
Garden City for September.
Jacob MUIR and his daughter. Mis-
Laura Hulst MUIR. are now settled a.
the Belle Terre Club, Port Jefferson:
Long Island. Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
Gates Babcock will spend much o.
their time with them.
Mrs. William r. Lyons is spending
fortnight with Mrs. Charles mstron"
IL West Hampton. and August she VIII
pass with her mother, Mrs. Maurice
OMeara. At the Oriental, Manhattan
Beach.
Mrs. George Brewster Bret has lel
West Hampton for the Rockaway Inn.
Clifton. Mass. She will be joined
August by her daughter. Miss Mar
garet Brett, who has been at camp
Kohosing.
The Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Alfred De
Witt Mason arc spending the suzanne
at their place at the Thousand lslahu@'
Amorc ,he recent arrivals II the Pc
land Spring House, Poland spring
Ne. are Miss Kate Y. Barnum, MS
Robert II. Turtle, Mrs. Jerome l.. Bate
Mrs Henry Coffin. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
c. Draper and Mr.. and Mrs. hoOtII
Mallory, jr. Prudence whitney, VINO
were married in June.
DR.. and Mrs. George {. +. Williams
Jessie Dixie. Of Hartford, we're
booked to sail yesterday on the I'm
perator. BY which they also expect TO
return in September. During their ao-
sense Mrs. Camden c. Dixie VIII oc-
cupy the home of her daughter.
Mrs. James Harvey Williams, VI IS
Frances Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Ernst. Miss Marie Ernst and
DR.. and Mrs. Robert +. Walmsley were
among those who sailed by the haiserin
Auguste Victoria. Dr. and Mrs.
Walmsley expect TO return after tour
ing the principal German cities and the
Black Forests, but the Ernsts vii!
make long visit in Vienna.
Mrs. Henry Battermsn and hef
daughter. Mrs. G. Walter Nichols. were
in Paris last week. Mrs. Nichols eE-
poets TO return by the Naterland July
%. but Mrs. Batterman will not come
back until the middle OF September
Other Brooklyn people in Paris last
week were DR.. and Mrs. John Osborn
Folak. Mrs. Henry Beden ketcham'
Miss Katherine Holman Ketcham, Mrs.
Edgar +. Luckenbach Justice and MIS-.
David T. Manning. Mrs. Frederick A.
" ard and Mrs Frederick Nesson.
Other Brooklyn people who nave
sailed from abroad within the lss'
week or ten days are Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
nest c. Pressprich. Miss Katherine
Dreier. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowen
and Miss ROXanna Bowen.
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DR.. HENRY 4. Richly.

Or. Henry A. Richly aicd suddenly
yesterday AT his office. i62 East 46th
:, after an attack OF vertigo. lie was
brinod 10 A couch. but expired Few
minutes after Or. william II. Conkiin
arrived.
where his father was IN the diplomatic
service OF the French government. lie
was captain IN the French army IN
the Trnnco-P russian war
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MRS. MARY 4. HOLLtM.

Orange. y. J.. July IS. IL The house
IN which she lived for sixty Of the
,ixty-fvc years Of her married life
Mrs. Wary A. Hollum. wife Of aaron
Bentley Hollum. eighty-seven years
SON 81. Orange, last night, from old
age She was born in Fairfield ard
had lived in Orange since she was III
Reside her husband. who ia ninety
oars old. Mrs. Hollum leaves three
or. Charles and Franklin Holium, OF
0ranre. and George +. iIollum; OF Bos-
ION. fifteen Grandchildren and Twelve
Observation-Disclosures
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MISS DOOGE'S WEDDING
Ceremony to Take Place Oh
Isle de St. Giles, Canada.

The marriage of Miss Lucy Bigelow
Dodge. daughter OF the Hon. Mrs. Llo-
mel Guest ard granddaughter OF the
late John Bigelow. to Walter T. Rosen.
Of this city, viii take place August H..
in s.. Georges Church. st. Anne de
Bellevue. Canada. near the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guest on the
Isle de St. Giles in the Lake OF the
Two Mountains. After the wedding
Mr.. Rosen and his bride will sail for
Europe and will spend part of their
honeymoon in Paris. Mr.. Rosen. who
is now with Mr.. and Mrs. Guest at
their summer home, will return 10 New
York tomorrow 10 remain until early
in August.
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BRADY OUT OF PRODUCTION
Drops Apartment Tx Be-
cause of Alleged Infringement.

When Apartment l2-K" is revealed
tomorrow night at Maxine Flliotts
Theatre the Shubert Theatrical Com
pany will be prepared to accept all the
glory that may accrue from the pro,
ductior. Previous announcements had
given tn William A. Brady. Ltd. Cor
poration as the sponsor FOR the Law
renee Rising piece. ,
Mr.. Brady by cable yesterday wished
himself out Of the production because
Of his friendship and business rcia-
tions with Margaret Mayo. who ha
written farce called Twin Beds
that sha believes is insringed By the
forthcoming productions The ShUbert
corporation announced that from all
the information it rad been able to
obtain about the other play Apart
men l2-k" would prove TO be an orig
inal piece o. playwriting.
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FRANKLIN II. SkEELE.

Franklin II. Skccle. prcs,Gen. o. ne
Steele Coal Company. OF go West So
is dead ~ Tully. y. Y. where ne hao
gone a week ago .or a few days reS';
lie wa, about 5iXty-three years Ola
and lived AT Glch Ridge, y. J. lie was
81 brother Of he late J. "; SkeGele,
rrcsideut OF the Lehieh Valley CoaI
tolcr Company. Previous 10 COMING
10 this city. twelve years ego, MI'
steele vas a member Of the >auter
'.eclc Co1I Company, O Cleveland
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MISS ELIZABETH RODMAN.

Miss Elizabeth Rodmau. seventy-iour
years old a sister Of the late ] homsS
n. Rodman. former Distrlct Attorney
of Brooklyn. died Yesterday morning
II the home of her niece. Miss Emma
d. Rodman. at EOS Madison syr Iush-
mo.
She was bern in BROOKLYN and was
the daIghter Of Washington, II. Kod,
nan. She travelled extensively ara
for -cven years made hcr home !h
Corcc. She was sister o. lhe heF'
Erskine H. Rodman. for more 'han
twenty-five wears pastor o. Trace
Eni.coral Chrrch. PlalniieId. \. !.
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CAPTAIN JEREMIAH PEAkCE.

Captain Jeremiah Pearce. seyenty 70
seven years old. former Sherid OF ful,
ram Count and e well-knoWn 'iFh
War veteran. is dead az his nome IN
Paving lie was born ~ Fa|'lHE. ne
enlisted in Company !, 800 No" ol .
Volunteers. and rose to the ran" u
.ecorG lieutenant. For several terms
be sc~ved as Supervisor. Assessor and
sheriff. being a lifelong kepuoI 'c"i'
lie leaves 4 wife and two children.
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SEEKS AID FOR miracle
Max Rabinoff Sails for Lon.
don to See Reinhardt.

Mas Rabino.. managing director Of
The Miracle" which will be presented
IT Madison Square Garden early in De-
cemher. saiied Tor London yectcrdcy on
the Hamburg American liner impcrator
On business connected wish ,hc big
spectacle lie said the important fent-
ure Of his trim abroad Was 10 confer
with Mas Reinhardt. VINO made the
original production and who j. known
abroad as "the field marshal OF the
European stagc.'
The original cast. with the exception
OF ono actre would be brought here,
he said. but he wac anxious 10 have the
assistance Of Mr.. Reinhardt. The pro-
ductior. which will employ two thou
and persons. IS backed By Otto H..
Kahn. the banker; Clarence II. Mackay,
Benjamin S. Guinness, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Samuel Inter
myer.
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At NARRAGANSETT PIER.

Narragan set; Pier, r. l.. July Is
The Point judith Polo CLUBS annual
national tournament opened ;o-day
with snecial match between the
Eryn Alawr and Piping Rock fours
Many members OF he summer colony
and dcvotces OF polo from other re
.orts in this region motored 20 the
Point judith Polo Club for the first
events in the tourney.
The season of entertaining m the
cottage colony was also inaugurated
tonight, and several dinner parties
preceded the dance at the Casino.
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MARRIED.

DELIUS- COLAS DES FRANCS. On
June p, at st. John Lee Church
HeXham. by the Rev. {. ?. Shermap.
vicar, Robert 81. Martin Deiius.
Bridge House. Horewood. Leeds. 20
Jeanne. daughter OF the late Comte
and Comtesse WAN Colss des frape5
nee Pringle). Of Dinard. France.
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died suddenly while on his way home
from a fishing trip. He was sixty-elgnt
years old. Under President Cleveland
he served as consul at Calais, France
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BORN.

HELLER Born on July -. 1914. 10
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac ;. Heller OF 81
Central Park West. a daughter.
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p
Hurd, Abram. watts Mstllu9'
APPLETON Suddenly. on thursday
Julv rs. Catherine Ritter Appleton
beloved wife o. william Gardiner
Appleton. Of Dobbs Ferry. y. \. fn-
neral at the Chapel OF the lnterees-
sion, Broadway and l55th St. saFpr-
dav, July Is, at T. o'clock
BAKER At Greenwich. Conn. FrldaI
Jriv =. 1914. Carrie Richardson
wife Of Edwin II. Baker. Service ~
her home on Monday. July 20, al .
o'clock. Interment private. Boston
papers please copy.
HURD On July II. at her home,
stony Point. \. Y. Abrsm Hurd. an
the 10Th year OF his age. Funeral
from his late residence Monday al
ternOon.
RODMAN At Flushing, /. l., on FRI
dav. July Il. 1914. Elizabeth Harvey,
daughter Of the late Washington
and Mary Harvey Rodman, IN We
18th wear Of her age. Funefsl
services at the residence Of J Der
niece. Emma d. Rodman' zoo
Madison av.. Flushing. L. J.. on Moo
day. July 20, at $50 p. m; Train ~,
leaves Pennsylvania Terminal at l'ZZ
from Main 81.
TAINTOR At Woodstock. Vermont:
July II. Augusta Hopiey, VIE O.
Giles +. Taintor and daughter OF the
late Captain Charles F. ". Benin ana
Esther Morris Hancock, Of PnnaGel-
mia. Funeral private from her
home. 40 West 6sth st. sunday at
ternoon
WATTS At the residence Of her
brotbor. DR.. Robert Watts. IS West
36th St. on SATURDAY,. July II. Ma
t;lda daughter OF The late Robert
and Charlotte D. Watts. Funeral
private.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
DrNNE. Walter j.. Morris Park, July
II. Funeral tomorrow $3.50 A. M
EATON. Elizabeth Kittrdge. 1923 Mad
ison az. July l.. aged %.
HAYS. Simon. Is West l20th St. fa'y
II. aged s. -,.
MYER. Albert Lee, 80 west lI-'h SIS
July l., aged So.
TEBRICH, Adolph, 5j7 West lAotn ST.
July II. Funeral to-day. 10 q. M
YOUNG. Theodore, l04S Union a."
July lG. aged 50.
BROOKLYN. ..
CARGAN. EdW ard J, 9Os Avenue -
FIatbush. July Il, aged q fune'ai
Tomorrow. $3.50 a. m.
HIrCHES. Terence j.. So Madison 81"
July 10 Funeral tomorrow VS."
a. m.
v,CI-IRX. Alexander. 67s Lafayette
av.. July II, aged 50.
M'MAHON. Joseph F.. 223 6'th ST.
July II.
5ADDEN. Catherine. 500 ith ST. july
Il. aged 80. Funeral to-day p ~
uEEHAN. Jane o., li77 Nostrand az.
July Il. aged a. Funeral tomorrow
9 A. m.
MYERS. George W. 535 Brosd"a y. July
II. aged 50. Funeral to-day p ~
LONG ISLAND.
HAROLD, Ella Lewis, Glen Cove
July IS, aged GO. Funeral to-morfVH'
2:30 p. m.
NEGAN. John. Jamaie a, July y. fu-
neral tomorrow. y a. III.
BOUTWELL,. Joseph 4, Astoria
aged 81. 49,.
UvCER. Adoiph, Elmhurst- July TO-
aced s.. Funeral to-day.
WHITE, James P, milestone jay
10, aged II.
NEW JERSEY
John j., Jersey City, July
rs. Funeral tomorrow.
DE HART, John Toners. Mount Free>
dom. July Is, aged 30
KINNEY. Thomas A., Newark, July l.
Funeral tomorrow, $3.50 a. M.
sHIPyLAN, Irvington. Newark, July Ia
aged 70.
sTEETS. Jacob. Newark. july TO-
aged "a.
STERN. Carrie 5, Newark, July 10,
AGED as. Funeral to-day, 1880 q. IN
sToEPEL, Ruth d.. Newark, July II.
CEMETERIES.
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CHARLES WARNER SHEPARD.

Richmond. Il. l.. July Is. Charles
Warner Shepard. one Of the pioneer
lace manufacturers Of the country,
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DIED

Notice. Of marriages and deaths mu,s
d. accompanied by fuii name ard address.
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English Dilemmas
SOME OF THEM ARE WHO Is RESPONSIBLE
\ APE FROM TO BE sol GHT-vITU PER
ILLUSTRATIONS.

'coryusn, 1914 by George " smal,yl
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tfulIEktEs.

IuU WOuDiAw> CGMErtKN
I'D 81. Wy Harlem Ilain and " li'Ass.
Ones. ~ Esst I'd ST. y. Z.
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APPLETON Suddenly. on THURSDAY
July rs. Catherine Ritter Appieeton,
beloved wife o. William "ardin,
Appleton, Of Dobbs Ferry, y; !. fu-
neral NJ the Chapel Of the Interces-
LION. Broadway and l55th ST., Satur-
dav. July Is, at II o'clock
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ct. Belden and
the Misses Bclden have opened their
Shelter Island cottage. Mon Loislr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Wurster
have left the Garden City Hotel, where
they have been for the past month. and
are now at the Belgrade, Belgrade
Lakes. Ne. They expect TO return 70
Garden City for September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

that given by Hrs. William Harrison
Price in compliment 10 her house
guest, Mrs. Lewis c. Mack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

BAKER At Greenwich. Conn. FrldaI
JTiv =. 1914. Carrie Richardson
wife Of Edwin II. Baker. Service ~
her home on Monday. July 20, at
o'clock. Interment private Boston
Dapers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

Jacob MUIR and his daughter. Miss
Laura Hulst MUIR. are now settled a.
the Belle Terre Club, Port Jefferson:
Long Island. Mr. ana Mrs. Edward
Gates Babcock will spend much o.
their time with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

Mrs. William T. Lyons is spending q
fortnight with Mrs. Charles Armstron. =
1T West Hampton. and August she WI.
pass with her mother, Mrs. Maurice
OMeara, Al the Oriental. Manhattan
Roach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

HURD On July II. at her home
stony Point. y. Y, Abrsm Hurd' IN
the 10Th year OF his age: Funerssi
from his late residence Monday al
ternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

Mrs. George Brewster Bret has les
West Hampton for the ROekaway Inn.
Clifton. Mass. She will be joined
August / by her daughter Miss Mar
garet Brett, who has been at Camp
Il oLoriro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

Among ,he recent arrivals 1t the Po-
land Spring House, Poland Spring T.
Ne, are Miss Kate V. Bsrnum. MRS.
Robert II. Turtle, Mrs Jerome l.. Bates
Mrs Henry Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
c. Draper and MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Mallory, jr. Prudence whitney, VINO
were married in June.