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luncheon to-day at her home, 62s West
ll3th street
Mrs. Kun, Rels!nger will give a recep-
tihn this afternoon At her home, sos Park
a. anuc.
Mrs Sturgis Coffin will give a luncheon
/ Followed by music to-day AT her home
s53 seventh avenue.
Miss Josephine Nlcoll will give IA small
dance tonight at her home, 20 East
Thirty-ninth street
H. Rudolph kunhardt, Jr.. who will
marry Miss Louise Chappell Monday. will
, give his farewell bachelor dinner at
sh,rry's on saturday evening.
Lady Graham and Miss Graham Of
Montreal are NJ the Plaza.
Mrs. Pau. Morton will sail for Europe
. on saturday on the olympic.
Mrs. Potter Palmer and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. lionore Palmer. OF Chicago
are At the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson, who has bean
az Garden City l.. |, has returned To the
Plaza
Col. and Mrs Wills : Paine, who have
been passing the winter in the South and
at White sulphur springs ". Va. have
returned To the Plaza.
Among the passengers who sailed for
| Europ" early to-day on the Imperator
was the Countess Won H-rnstorff wife Of
I the German Ambassador u the United
states. Count Non Bernstorff will remain
AT Washinrton for thu present.
Mrs. II. Farn,d Osborn gave q
luncheon yesterday At her home. $50 Mad
isun avenue, for members of the Drama
League of America The guest OF honor
/ WAS Prof & :. Baldwin. Among others
! at the luncheon were Mrs. james Rouse-
Welt, Mrs. Henry \. Murray, the Misses
| Parsons Miss Annie Burr Jennings, Mrs
/ George G RIGGS, Mrs. Paul Morton. Mrs
/ Douglas Robinson. Mrs. stephen II, DIN.
Mrs Erncslo O. Fahbri, Mrs. Walter g.
James and Mrs, Goodhue Livingston.
Mrs Henry Scott Rokenbaush Will INV.
a luncheon followed by bridge on Monday
at 5l2 Firth avenue.
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BEAux ARTS DANCE CHANGED.
Bail Next Winter TO Be Held ~
Metropolitan Opera House.

The bali Of the Beaux Arts Society at
the Hotel Astor on February 20 WAS the
most successful event of the kind ever
known here. II was announced yesterday
that $4,000 had been contributed TO the
uses OF the society as "A result OF the en-
tertainment. A. $500 persons attended
the ball. II was decided that the ballroom
OF the Aston was too small. and by arrange
ment with the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany the ball will be given next winter
ut the Metropolitan Opera House For the
first time in many years the orchestra
stalls OF the Metropolitan Opera House
will be foored over. This will give the
opportunity for the necessary number of
boxes, which were not obtainable last win
ter. although large prices were offered
The authorities OF the Society OF Fine
Arts in New York, OF which Lloyd War
rem IL president. have united with the
Metropolitan Opera Company. and the ball
will be given under the Joint auspices OF
the two organizations.
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Opvls-HaPdln.

Miss Clay Hardin, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bentley Hardin. was married
yesterday afternoon to Dayton Orvis OF
this city in St. Agnes's Chapel In West
Ninety second street. by the Rev DIR. w
W. Bellinger. rector Of the church.
The bride wore n gown of white satin
made with q long court train. and her
veil Of old point lace. which fell over the
train. was held In place by n cap OF the
same lace fastened by a wreath OF orange
blossoms. Miss Nora Hayes was the only
bridal attendant. Her costume was Of
rose coiored tafYeta nnirshed with ocru net
and she wore white leghorn hat
trimmed with pink roses.
r. Homer Orvis. brother OF the BRIDE
groom was best man. The ushers were
Arthur Orvis, Schuyler Orvs, Leonard
Snyder, Pratt Gutter. Edward Livingston
Davies and Samuel Hollis reception
was held after the ceremony AZ the home
OF the brides parents at the San Reno
Hotel Mr.. and Mrs Orv!s Will live at
456 Riverside Drive after their return
from White Sulphur Springs, w. Va
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Miss Carmen Martinez. daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Miguel Martinez. will be mar
rird to Or. Thomas F1ournoy OF Plttste!d,
Mass. this afternoon at the home OF her
parents 20 West Tenth street.
In the chapel ~ 81 Bartholomew
Church this afternoon Mrs, II. Rice
Watts, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs j. War
rem Rice, will he 'plrried "a Townsend
Morgan. \ reception Will follow at the
q than.
The wedding OF Miss Grace Livingston
Hcggcr, daughter OF the late Frank licg-
ger. to Sinclair Lewis Will take place this
afternoon at the home of the brides
mother, 345 West Seventeen street.
Miss Viola Hunter. daughter Of pr.
Linnaeus j. Hunter. Will hc married to
Ray y. Spooner to-day AT her home, $40
Lexington avenue.
An entertainment and dance was given
in the ballroom of the Plaza last night
by the Scmple School dramatic Society
for the benefit Of the free bed gund of ST.
Marks Hospital
Miss Leidl Harrington. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. bartholomew Harrington. will
be married TO Godfrey $, Ernsnaw to- day
at the ST Regis.
Mrs. Robert c. Watson Will give re-
ceptlon with bridge this afternoon at the
Plaza for Mrs. Wesley Watson, who -
here from London
Mrs. Jay Gould will Civ" dinner this
evening AZ her home. 1852 Fifth avenue.
Their will be- AN extra meeting of the
Friday Evening club tonight in the
Della Robbia room OF the Vanderbilt,
Miss Leary IL arranging a CONCERT for
the benefit az the Abbot Gasquet fund to
be given Friday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, William n. Clark. aG2 Fifth
avenue The su.olst will be Frank Fol
lock, formerly OF the Metropolitan oprra,
and there Will also be an organ and harp
recital Among the subscribers are Mr..
'ohn Hays Hammond. Mrs. willard -.
Straight, the Countess de lAugier-NN-
lars, Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond. Mrs. James
Il. Mckee, Mrs. Jonathan Thorne, Mrs
Edwin II. Hawke Jr, Mrs. Hugo Resin
ger. Mrs. ~ Masters Macl'oneH. Mrs.
Emil ]. Stehl Mrs, Edwin Palmer. Mrs.
Charles W. Sloane, Mrs, George III
Chatillon and Mrs, william II. Page.
After the music Mr.. Clrk's art galleries
viii be opened. Tickets may be obtained
OF Miss poane. IS West Thrty-fourta
street
An Easter dance for the benefit of the
Home Garden settlement will be given
tonight AT SherrNs and there VIII be
one for the benefit OF the New York Diet
Kitchen Association At the Plaza AM
other dance Tonight for the benefit OF the
Kittredge Girls Club will he given at
Castle House
An extra dance Of the Tuesday Night
| Dancing class was given last night at
Sherrys. These dances were organized by
Mrs j. Rich steers, Mrs, Henry q IRE
vor. Mrs q, Howard Dawson and others
| for young married people The Getting
Of the dancing class organized by Miss
/ cara Fargo and Miss Goorglana H.
/ owen. postponed from last week, was held
/ last night IN the Della Robbla room OF
the Vanderbilt
Miss Lucy Lord, daughter Of Prof and
Mrs.. Herbert u. Lord. will give a
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SCULPTOR T0NETTI RETRACTS.
VIII Apologize 20 Architectural
Leupue for ERVOritism Charge.

Francois NJ L. Tonettl. the sculptor
who recently created "A stir IN the Aren't
tectural League Of New York by charging
that the best positions at the leagues
twenty-ninth annual exhibition "are not
assigned 10 tho best work hut to the
work of mrmhers OF the jury without re-
gard to the quality OF the same and by
limiting that awards of medals were made
not on merit hut through favoritsm, has
retracted his statement
In the near future "A letter OF apology
hearing the sculptor's signature will BIZ
sent to every member OF the league to
whom Mr. Tonetti originally appealed in "A
circular letter to participate In revolt
against what he called this scandalous
condition"
Al a recent meeting OF the league.
called to consider Mr. Tonetti's charges,
the matter was discussed and "A com
mittte was appointed TO look into
the merits OF the suggestion made by
Mr.. Tonetti that NJ future exhibitions ma
Juror shall DO permitted to exhibit. no
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phot, BY Curtis Bell
MRS. CHARLES HENRY MELLON.

and made with II long court train. Her
Veil uf lace. which was worn by her
mother when bride. fell over the train.
and she carried a bouquet If lilies Of the
valley s1rdenias and a spray OF white
orchids. Among her ornaments was "A
diamond plaque suspended by a chain of
diamonds, the gift Of the bridegroom.
Miss Eleanor Mellon. sister OF the BRIDE
groom, was the maid OF honor and the
brides only attendant. Her costume was
OF pale blue taffeta finished with tunic
OF white lace. She wore "A hat OF white
lace crowned with pale blue taffeta and
trimmed with large yellow rose and car
rird a bouquet OF yellow roses. Schuyler
Parsons, Jr., acted as best man. and the
ushcrs were Watson c. Emmett and Jonn
Balldntne pitney.
Among those present were Mrs Will
lam Manice mother OF the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Manice. Miss Dorothy
Nanice Mrs. william dc Forest Nance
Mrs. Robert Remsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Remsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Hillhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. McK!m. the
Misses Katherine and Caroline Mckim,
Mrs Charles Henry Mellon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry NJ. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold lie Roy Edgar Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hay
ward Ferry, Mrs. DevereuX Milburn, Miss
Eleanor Lawrence. Miss JEANNE Emmett
Miss Josephine Nicoi, Miss Winifred
Chisolm. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. II. Pitney,
De Forest Grant and Morgan j. O'Brien.
j..
After the ceremony there was q small
reception at the home OF the brides
mother, West Fifty-third street.
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GOrdOn-COlding.

In All Angels Church last night was
celebrated the wedding of Miss Edna
Dorothy Colding. daughter OF pr. and
Mrs. Henry Sibley coldinR to Adam
RoIla Gordon, the Rev. Dr, s. De Lancey
Townsend, rector OF the church. officiat-
ing.
The bride wore gown of white char
meuse trimmed with duchess lace, also n
veil OF tulie, held by wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and white orchids. Her
sister, Miss Vera Adele Coldlng. was the
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids were
the Misses Juanita J. Valentine and Doris
Binkins. They were dressed In costumes
OF pale pink taffeta and carried bou-
Duets OF sweet peas OF pastel shades.
Stephen c. Carr acted ~ best man, and
the ushers were John w. Mailer. william
X. Meibach. William II. Stanton. Jr. and
THOMAS u, Niles Mr.. and Mrs, Gordon
win live IN Honduras. where Mr.. Gordon
Is In the mining business.
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MEAD-COOK.
Miss Dorothy May Cook Married At
Parents sound Beach Home.

GREENWICH. Conn, April 14,-Mlss
Dorothy May Cook, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. Henry Cook OF New York. and
Frank Roberts Mead OF Great Barring
ton, Mass were married at the home Of
The brides parents, The Peaks. at Sound
Beach at o'clock tonight.
The cermony was performed by the
Rev De witt Clinton Eggleston of Hollis
Court l., |. The bride was attended by
Miss Emily NJ Lawrence of Garden City
as maid OF honor and Miss Katherine NJ.
Banks OF Sound Beach. Miss Eileen NAL
10y of Stamford, Miss Dorothy Hunger
ford Of Stamford and Miss Marguerite
Flanagan Of New York as bridesmaids.
Miss +. Ruth Bladworth. a cousin OF the
bride. was flower girl. The best man was
Ohm i. Child Of lIllsbo:o, y. H., a class
mate OF the bridegroom at Harvard,
The bride IL a granddaughter Of May
Nanton Mr.. Mead was graduated from
Harvard in l9l2.
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The salute

lies and a few friends were present The
Rev. David Steele. pastor OF st. Luke's
Church. assisted by the Rev. Edward NJ
Jeffreys. rector OF St. Peters Church. per-
formed the ceremony. Waidemar Seek
endorf OF this city was the best man.
There were no ushers or br!dcsmai ids
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris will make their home
in New York
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Arents-Thnyer.

tn" wedding OF Mrs. l.. Richardson
TnHyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
'HrhurdsOn, to George Arents. Jr.. OF this
o. took place al 4 o'clock yesterday
t'crnuon at the home az the brides
'gtnts, ~ East seventy first street. The
CEREMONY was performed beneath a bower
~ palms, southern smlax and mar
Io-itos by the Rev. Or. Churchman Of
as c.ty IN the presence OF relatives and
t~w intimate friends
Tine bride wore a costume Of cham
fgur co,ured charmeuse finished with
pNu tulle and carried bouquet of
.r' uf the valley and white orchids,
'I"r daughter. Miss Dorothy Richardson
'.tN"r. who wore white lingerie dress
'"d carried II Louis Nv. basket filled with
nk roses, was her only attendant. Will
~ J.. could acted AS best man and there
81 90" no ushers.
Aitcr the reception Mr. and Mrs.
'''nts left for II short wedding trip. They
n sat for Europe later and will re-
utn abroad until October,
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altar with her stepfather. Paul Gerii. She
wore an Empire gown OF white satin
charmeusc made with long court train
Her veil OF tule was held In place by
a cap of old point lace and she carried
a bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and white
orchids. Mrs. Eugene A. Slchei was the
matron OF honor. Carlo Gerii, brother Of
the bride. and Carlo Palermo, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles V. Palermo. were pages
Earl Warren. cousin OF the bridegroom
was the best man. The ushers were willis
Warren and Allen Noaks After the
ceremony there was reception Mr..
and Mrs. Bronson will shortly go To E,u-
rope on their wedding journey.
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DIED.

O'DEA--On sunday, April -, a. HIS resi-
dcnce. i5l Hendrickson avenue, Rock-
willie Centre, J. l.. James y Dea, husband
OF Anne Cdidwell . Dea.
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 % clock
st. Asnes's sRoman Catholic Church.
Rockville Centre.
QulCk.--At Yonkers ~ y, on Monday,
April ~. 1914. ), Francis Quick. aged
5. years,
Funeral Sc Nicfs at his late residence 5gs
Warburton avenue Yonkers. n. Y. on
Wednesday afternoon at @.30 O'Clock
lntrrm,nt Oakland Cemetery.
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Luncheon In DR.. shaw's Honor.

Miss Elizabeth Jordan gave "A luncheon
of nineteen covers yesterday al the
Women's Cosmopolitan club In honor Of
DR. Anna Howard Shaw. Those present
were DR. Shaw. Mrs. Gertrude Atherton,
Mrs. 4. Barton Hepburn. Mrs, George
Harvey. Mrs Samuel II. Ordway. Miss
Lille Hamilton French. Mrs. Arnold
drummer. Mrs, Charles Nadal, Mrs. Mary
Austin. Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock. Mrs. John
Larkin, Miss Margaret Wychorly. Mrs.
Adrian Joline. Miss Elizabeth Cutting,
Mrs. NJ II. willard. Mrs, Abraham Flick
ner, Miss Carlotta Russell Lowell and
Mrs. James Robert Mckee,
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MISS SARAH NANCE
WEEDS G. H. MELLON
Only Intimate Friends Present
at Ceremony in Chapel
Of st. ThOmas's.
MANY POST-EASTER BRIDES
Marriage Of Miss Julien to
T.. II. Bronson i'm the
st. Regis.
MANY POST-EASTER BRIDES

The wedding of Miss Sarah Remsen
Manice. daughter OF the late william
Manlce. to Charles Henry Mellon Of this
city and Morristown. y. j.. took place ut
noon yesterday in the chapel Of st.
Thomas's Church. ON account Of mourn.
ing In the brides family only relatives
and II few Intimate friends were present
for the ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. DIR. William G. Thayer, head
master of st. Marks School. The chancel
was decorated with palms. white roses
and white hydrangeas, and along the
aisle separating the chape, from the
church was arranged a temporary screen
Of palms.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. William dc Forest Manice who
gave her away. She wore gown Of
white satin finished with old point lace
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Redfern-SnlusOn On.

Miss Marjorie Mills Salmon. daughter
of Special Ssessions Justice Arthur G. sal
mon, was married to Capt George ".
Rerfern of the British army yesterday In
the Chateau du Pare, Park place and
Vanderbilt avenue. Brooklyn. The Rev,
John williams, rector OF Calvary Church,
OBLIGATED.
The couple met In London about year
ago and last winter met again In her
muda. where Capt Redfrrn was Stationed.
The best man was Arthur q. Salmon,
Jr, and the matrons OF honor were Mrs.
Arthur G. salmon, Jr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Carlin. The ushers were Harold B Sal
mon mad Lemuel Lloyd. Cant. and Mrs.
Redfern will 60 to Bermuda after few
days.
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In New York To-day,

National Arts Club exhibition OF work
by Western painters
International surgical Association con
gress, Hotel Aston, . 30 A, NJ. 80 T., NJ
Rainy Day Club, meeting, Hotel Aston,
. 80 y. Nj.
Lecture by Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gil
man. Hotel Aston
New York state Association Opposed IL
Woman Suffrage luncheon. Hotel hit
more. 4. NJ
National Federation OF bay Nurseries
conference. Metropolitan Life Building, ]
y. NJ,
Snlmugundi club, dinner, II West
Twelfth street, T. NJ.
World Unity Conference. Daily Temple
rhirty-second street, between Fourth and
Madison avenues.
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MISS HOLT GETS MEDAL.
Given by social service Institute
for Humanitarian Work,

The gold medal OF the National Insti-
tute of Social Service was presented last
night to Miss Winlfred Holt founder and
secretary of the New York Association
FOR Improving the Condition Of the Blind,
at the "Fete Terpscichorenne" In the
Hotel Aston, which she arranged. The
presentation speech was made By DIR. John
H. Finley. State Commissioners OF Educa-
ton.
The medals are given only for notable
humanitarian service, EN-Prcsidcnt TAFT
received one OF the Institute medals for
his championship of peace among nations,
aud Capt. Rostrom of the Carpathia re-
ceiyed one for the work he did In rescuing
the Survivors OF the Titanic
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Red ma u-Murphy.

NEWARK, n. j.. April H.-Miss Florence
Murphy OF this city. niece OF former
Governor Franklin Murphy. and Fulton
Jarvis Redman Of New York were mar
ried this afternoon NJ the residence OF the
brides aunt in High street. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mercer
Green Johnston rector OF Trinity Epls-
copal Church. The brides only at
tendsnt was Miss Caroline Redman OF
Boston. sister of the bridegroom.
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

ALANeoN BARKER, who died March IS
last, left 81. 900 10 one Of his sons. Nor
man Ellis Barker. and gave the remainder
of his estate to his other son, Guy Russell
Barker. and his wife. Emma NJ Barker.
RoBERT r. MAcLEA, who died April 7.
left his estate to his widow. Mary ID.
MuCIoa
HERMAN MENprL. who died March 20,
left $500 to Mt Sinai Hospital and $500
each Ia the Hebrew Orphan Asylum and
Home for Aged and lnhrm Hebrews. The
residuary estate went to Rosaiie Jacobs
and Fannie NJ 10th. daughters.
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HOvve-Bruce,

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Donald
Bruce. daughter OF Mrs. James Donald
Bruce, to lie Roy Kent Howe Of this
city took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon In the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Robert Mackenzie. pas
tor OF the church. officiating. The bride,
who was given away by her mother. bad
Mrs. Scott Scanned as her matron of
honor. and the other attendants were the
Misses Nathalie Howe. sister Of the bride
groom Mercedes de Zaldo. Helen Stearns
and Dorothy Mills Miss Margot Scam
nell was flower girl.
Ralph Howe was his brothers best
man. The ushers We're Harold Howe.
Lemuel Sk,dmore. George r. Yerkes Matt
land Dwight. Scott Scanned and Julian
F.. Thompson.
After the ceremony there was recep-
ton at the home OF the brides mother,
~ West Seventy-fourth street.
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Juror shall compete for an award to be
made by the jur! on which he serves. and
the jury must II called upon give its
reasons for the refusal OF the work OF
recognized artists.
The executive committee and the exhibit
ton committee considered Mr.. Tonetti's
charges on the following day. The execu-
tive committee went into secret session
and decided that Mr.. Tonetti should re-
tract. The sculptor readily agreed TO
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John u. Leilh.

John u. Leith OF 100 Wilson avenue,
Flushing. IA well known builder. W. con-
structed number OF high class apart
m,nt houses In the upper West Side of
Manhattan. died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at Pleasant Valley. n. Y. lie was
stricken with heart disease on the estate
of his brother. with whom he was visit
ing. He was born IN London hfty-two
years ago. lie leaves Il widow ana two
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Pa ulus-ByPne.

The marriage of Miss Anita v. Byrne.
daughter OF Mrs. Sarah T. Byrne of
Flushing. and Roy J. Paulus. son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. william Pauius OF Ridgewood.
y. j.. took place yestei day afternoon at
ST Mlchaers Church, Flushing. the Rev.
Mgr. Eugene J. Donnelly officiating
The bride wore Il gown OF ivory satin
trimmed with Venetian lace and n veil
of tule caught with orange blossoms.
Her only attendant was Miss May Leon
ard of Flushing.
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New hOu0e-Fry.

MAMARoNEcK, n. Y. April l4.--Miss
Elizabeth Fry. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Gardner Fry. was married to
Edgar l.. Newhouse. Jr. son OF the vice.
president OF tho American Smelling and
Refining Company. In Holy Trinity Church
to-day. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Joseph Donohue and was wit
messed by number of prominent New
York and Westchester society folk
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Miss IimOud Enwnxed.

The engagement OF Miss Marguerite
Linond, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Limond of 759 Carroll street
Brooklyn, to the Rev. II. $. Llnwood
Sudtler. rector of 81. Paul's Episcopal
Church at Railway, ~ j., was announced
Yesterday. Miss Lmond Is n graduate
OF Berkeley and the Adelph Normal Col
lege.
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nrons0u-.IuIten.

n. wedding Of Miss Blanchette Julien.
Slaughter by u former marriage OF Mrs.
l1m Gtrl Of .jl West Seventy-fourth
rect 10 Edwin Howard Bronson took
.''c N'strrdny afternoon In tn. Louis
W room Of the 81 Regis the REV. pr
" uch'r, rector ~ the Church OF 81 Vim
0i lie Paul officiating. The room was
mad, go look like "A chapel with decora-
- ~ palms dogwood and Faster
..s
lhc bride walked TO the temporary
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George w. smith.

George W. Smith. an insurance broker
and general local agent for the New
York Life Insurance Company. died on
Monday at his home, 500 Mansfield place,
Brooklyn. I'm his forty-sixth year lie
was n member OF Greenwood Lodge +,
and A. NJ. His wife. three sons and "A
daughter survive.
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weather at sprtug Resorts.

ATLANTIC CITY, y, j., April Item.
perature. 80,
OLD ioINr COMFORT, Va. April H.
Temperature. 30 fair.
CAMDEN, $, O.. April li.-Tempersture,
81 rain.
AsHEviLLE. ~ G., April 1t,-Tempera.
ture, 5s.
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Miss Narausee Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Marqusee OF 1907
Madison avenue announce the engagement
OF their daughter Belle to Monroe Froe-
Itch No cards have been Issued.
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MARRIED.

ON-MANICE.--On Tuesday, Aprii l,I
!" NV '"'P'' W - iH"ih"S 'hur'rh.
by the Rev. Ernest NJ Stires assist l,d
by the Rev. William q. Thayer Char a.
Henry Mellon and Sarah Remscn Manics.
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UNDrRTAK ERs.


PERSONAL Wanted. Information regard
ing the Whereabouts Of Tronlo Urban Of
WOonsockrt, " her mother II seriously
~ and her last wish before she dies is 70
see her daughter.