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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

n%igbeoens @nrne bar: 3it. .. II
10. "@itoS ialisajsrenbe Naaoe. "
Selioag, ION bar SnopieIiesoogen,
pnr Ell oelll9 Tag - itraalenOe Sol
Tin. airfcn bar paffenoe milo. 5sl.
genoe Fre'ter bar tiIiteoe: 10. q.
Sonioi, 2. 6. Sonion, 8. anore.
len, $. 5. Berg, o.. SIion, g. 8.
Foulsrrlo, 2. 8. Seioal, Z. 5.
Spanoe, y. 8. gsee, z. 6. Simon.
ion, iamt Sanoers % CafoaIe al
oen 6oreneoe Strife. Menisbeoen i
eagle 8rope bar iaaet Jig en- Itor
rimmellg Strife nteo et oeiligt Bale.
ment, o9 beoit al aft, De bar fooet
0en betdlt.
6rifirfcn.
Norore Suinoi5 % Senore
Wiatoniin areos al SEN lut1erife
6rifirfe bolot lit Iintcrmsoe / gorf
WenlJbeo, Faitor 8. :. llroo6IS
aalo. Eoitor Z. s. Anoerien bolOt
Northumberland oper oct OPP
ltlile0e Gnne, Wott. 20, lie. ga
ltor 10. Slernion bolOt 6oreorog
oper Mfeni9beoenS Gorbolo til Bre-
item. Senoog 5ormio0ag prGbifeoc
FnIfor y. ". Grifien % A'aitor Z.
:. Hnoerien. Nenigbeoen5 Ereit og
Sat. ". Piernion iorrctteoe Tao-
pert1eneIten. Soruoen Wsoerne /
Dort WenIgbeo bopoe ri pqiua bper
Vfs0e | Flandlar0pille.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

EdIt. llrhera I Vlair, ySls.
ooertoa pes Tait. @uIobranOionI
Orb @ctieninaer al 9Iair % annette.
reoe Neuiebcocr al Sen 6oreneoC
atrfe.
- 9irfcforet / 9ion5 airfe, Goit,
Nnocrions adI0, % Secret | Smmo'
nuels airfe, Bait. AaienS Salo,
NinneapoIis. bar begun0t meb 6or'
bereoeIier ill Silren ill Son Srnn.
cisco / 1915.
Qait. "a Mr&. e. 2. llrbcra
ouerraifeoe5 al @eauer Greef. @Ioir
oa 8rempenIealt Meniabeoer BEN zoe
fSebruar, Mr$. llrberQS @e6urt@bag
|reiteiamilien iif $500, buoroi 5000
iflIoc bctaIe Yreitena (SnotrpocIies-
Denae / Neriionsta9ien, og $50 bar
@eburtsooJsqnne iii MrS. llrbera
WfiiS 2iaa 6ricb, @eitprerinhe
for SrishoIbningsfoaene ueo Sc of-
fentliqe Sfoler, bar al Sanobru9S-
oepartementct iaact Gnmooning onu
at ien0e eremplnrer al DC ~ benne
uoqipne @eaer ON Mablapning Ill
en- International llbitiaing / 2ponS,
SSronfriqe. 0}iis Srid) er abode
8rof. 6rifS Cater.
Bait. 8. 3. 4boles Menigbc'
ser, 2ittber @ollep on Nlbanp, ieno'
te ham nnlig 800 0oler iom @c'
burtsbogSgnpe, ifisnt set finn bar
omtrent et balut Nar iioen Be bou6e
betunft ham nleN eli Iiarcnbe Slun.
Senitqten oor at aipe ham 5000. 'on
ban fun0e blipe Wfeolem al EetlionS'
fosien; men Ser fom ino 100 Ialer
mere.
3ions norif. Illtberifc We1ia'
heo / 9roofIpn, Tait. g. @nricns gfc'
niebeb. bar uoienot i'm N~dr6beret
ming, TOM oiier raft 6remgdng / dle
WcnigheocnS Sorenin9er % @iere-
mail. Menigbeocn teller 400 Sic
Re, SenbnaSifoIen bar $50 Bern OF
SO 9Grerc, % apin0eioreuin9er tel
Ter II Meolcmmcr @reitcna Mars
rapport er trpft i @amiletten % er
baaoe opbp9qelig o. opIpienOe.
&c norIfc Iutberite Freiter I
Tep 9orf hnr beiluttct at hoI0c ltor
sSeitQuoSticneitc SrrooQ @iternli0-
Sag sen t7oe Moi. Mon oil iege at
foo en- ircmraqenoe @eiitlil ira Nor
Qe ill Of prpoife peo N%nlebnin9en.
sSeitauo3tienciten piI muliaen2 blioc
bol6t / Oen pPI0iQe Elumouth airfe.
aomiteen, iom trGiier 9lrran9emen
let beitanr al Faitorernc GteIuno,
@reffc. Iurmoe % 6%onfalsruo.
- WonoSioreninaen / Dor 6rcl'
iers Weniabeo / Mdufoto. Winu,
ieireNc iorIe0eu lin 20.Nor9 Stiitcl'
ie50uQ mcN en- potter Set. 9lonOt
8oIcrne par Erof. 8. glaeu ira Nico
@ing, Der nor Brett for Meniabe'
sen ga Iorcniugen blep ~itiftet, ianlt
al Yroi. &. Sope ira 2utber Scmi-
mar % al Weniqbeoen@ miuHreube
Yreit @nit. &or6gooro.
- &uQCt Soun0 NreO3 al Sen
rorite Snnooe meotc / Nellinghum
forle0en / 3ionatirteu, Euit. SEQ. 8
Games 2alo. Erciter oQ IeIeQntcr
ira sc ileite Meniabeocr pon Ruqet
Solmo par iiliteoe. &uitcrerne y.
&oritno o. 3. &orNc por Vrroifnn
Ter. SGmaer ior Samtule pnr: $50
rerne ser truer por lluQ0om % hppr
Ieoea at moOc Dem" inoleOct pes va
flor 3. ). Cr0nl, "Gnabcu5 Sufra
mente" in0leOet ue0 Eoit. 2l. Snu0.
mel "a "}Ilteren9 Sofromcnte in0-
leoet peo |uit. &. Noamuaien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
Snuacs Snnuor.

Eoitor Goniclien ira 2an0iorN
bar pUrCt poa ct |rUoifebciea /
Nunfton Goluip on nuorc Ste0er /
iu0liQc z. Gnf.
Get par Ell hpQ9elig Teit /
Shell Greef W~ieniQheO. 9}cbr. Ger
uor ErUoitcuer. (nle til l%ln9oonl-
men. Gale til Sc QumIe Eioncrer.
400 SonN o. @iuiif oQ itor @ipit-
irihcN, iou Set pnr riQtiG Ell emit at
pUrc Der.
Vml3iUr Sho4. 2itrem bar uir.
tet en- (io / &altorcrne &crpia2 OF
SlbcrN2 HoIO / :. Qof. MoGcrue
uor til Sam buo0e ior 5rocnOc OF
&ontroenoc, ~ifrioc& 0erira. 2itrcm
itaar mt / 9cGrcb mco at Unite iii
Nlbcrt0 Gnud0u.
Nur2meoct ipr Wauuillc Qre04
btlhtttcoc, al Dc al Nrc0ieu fnlNtc
Gni2irrcr opuunirc2 til at prlQG
cn &ro0cr iii at lcOiulc liz uad line
Neiier / @reoicn3 (leneite. inlOO at
Hrcoien bctaler o9iuu oenmea Mciic-
uoQifter. Inuno 3r0nmeu. Ic0io9ct
al Nenrp Solberl hor mi uel to
llAer pirfct i Batter Noltcpict,
Nul0.
Eoilor !. : amution ira Mas,
cliiic, ga, har / llaen ira 9oc til
t50c Gcbrunr hol0t Nfe0cr pco Hc0
MluQ Scmiudr / &iGbc0 me0 DC Nie
ser. iom Ealtorcruc Guelo nd :. :.
Zee hOl0t uuu idmmc SteO 81 10 lore
Q0ncn0c NIntrc. Nlurc "a fraiIllc
@iione9bpr0 ON Spno % 9tan0e bar
ppret niIuQtc 0cl9 set uorife o1
Ncl1 I set cn9cIitc SproQ; Nod Sc
iIeitc Meoer bolotcs paa GuNclit.
) minneapolis hnr ser en- SiO
crlltcrct en- iUuc2 lutbcrif Ereltcton-
terence. Zen bar MI ct QIenlemSan'
tal Al ca. 60 Ereiter al norife. iuen.
lie, tnite, oanite og enaeIitc. >Soar
er faiior Z. Sobniou al SouaeS Sn-
nooe paIat ION SouicrcuccnS Gor.
m0no. Ter or / minneapolis mel
lem 30 % 60 lltberifc Meulaheoer.
Zen lniherife airtc ser / @peu itct.
Ter froitiN 9eppgcIien. iom 1oar ia
pad al inbiere @ibelcu i &c oiient
liQe SfoIcr.
Ger par Are6Vme0c ol airte.
inNuieIbc / GoaIe @ropc. Soma. Vo.
'tor I. SpanoeS aalh, Sen 23be iii
250c Ron. Sormduo VI. q. San
ion holot &IlOuielicStolcu Nall9 Cert
pdr 9idth IL. IL San Logo;
melt Brat pan Crocne: "Scme el
min Sen, 0cn cIiteoc. / bpem icN boI
%elbcbaG bsrer baTii," Eoit. SonD'
pen lam ifuloc in0lebc areoienS On
ne, "9ernenes friiteligc llnberpiS
ming, tAnoe life upre tilitcoe. We
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

OANAs $3.50 f
foiir be big intet.
Sea tar ottSre
for 9cot. Nan
OIL life ie. al leg
lite tunoe i1lge
mine Srafts Nor e
felig upretter ueto
oent2 aoresie:
Y c Q, Jackson, \
filu Supon. 2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

Eait. Nn0reuS lurrno pco Bat. z.
! 6Iuomorf inbfert iom Treit / ct.
Slaf WeniQbeo pes @ipruo, DC
2eon Go, q. 3. Srooa Den Iterfc
auIoe uar eli nofiad itor ToriamIin9
tiIiteoe, iom meo Nnbogt lpttcbe til
@panaeliets pnoifab. On Otter.
m%iOoogen bar set Sorretninq /
5urtle safe, Der bsrer I'll laHne
aoIO. Sc isIaenoe SenOu8c inoisr
te Yoit. 1urnro iia ielp / Oc andre
WeniQhe0er al ioume aoIo.
Scope lutberifc Mcniabco /
Sposit. OiiuneapoliS, 6ctlent al ga.
itor 6. z. 5horpc, holot npliJ Mars
meoe : 6%orbinoelie meo GorSme-
set boI0tea en- Neteption ior Dfc0-
lenmcrne og en- itor 6%oriunling Del
to1. Il me Meolemmcr blep opto'
act / Weniqbeoen og ocltne bar / Pa
retS Sob bnpt en- Gilbert al - Me0.
lenmer. Meni0be0en heIllltteoe al
ieire t0@nrS Set / Npril Get 6lep
oaida beilltttet at bpa1e Erelteboll1
pno Ell Cont, iom Wenigbeoen bar
oeo Chen al airfen. Ger bIep poa
Weoet optoget en- Subifription, o9
ire Ferioner te9neoe Jig ior 5000 og
Here andre FOR 500 huer.
- 6be Hortbern Minneiotu &il.
ther College Club orJoniierebeS /
Gbief Rioer Sails Sen 12te 6ebruor.
s. 8. 4iome blep Soreningen5 Frp-
iioent, Oscar Sponbeim SefretPr %
z. Sbolofien ao5ierer. @co @an-
tctcn / @otel 9rrmino bar Rat. :.
Z. Nnitao % Sr. Vi. s. SeaeIonb
lnIerne. NGitc 9lar meoer alubben
pno iamme Steo. 6sl9enoe College
gutter por tiIiteoc: &. ". NoneitaO.
W. =. SeQeIanO, 2. Sbnllnfien, 4.
Salpeion, q. O.. Gunmmer, M. y.
0lui5nfer, 7. 2. aiorlaug, SSoiepb
Gubl, $. 8. 9iome, :. Z. Noitao,
Nm. Sponbeim. SeIqenoe Sutber
College 0enncr bIep gGreemeolem
mcr: 81. y. Wnna NoIter Nu0erion,
Z. @inocuoIo, $. &. @nnioM $. Z.
Spoubeim $. 2. Gobicn % & Sor.
uaS.
- Sreonl Sen 30te &dnuor ON
GitermIio0oQen iif Vrciteioltcne / Nfi-
laco CT mclct uucntet Neisg, i0et ,
al anlbet2 Weniqbeoer, ncmIig NPi-
Iaco oq Gbaie NroOf bnpoe fat Step-
he / EreiteaoarOeu. Ner Nreiicin-
milieu pioitc Groet al bar helc Nu-
let flllot. Otter at haOe 0ipet Ere.
item 900 1i0 til al i%orln6rc ijQ oper
hroo settle ituIoc betnoe, itob ST.. 6.
6 MoIldnb irem ~ iorflnrche.
huorior sc TOM iou muuoiterfe Get
pdr for at toffc Ereltcn FOR hot9
uiortreore Nrbeihc i MeniQheberne
% piie ham Ell lINen Noaifisnnelic
til S~pnmntriua. 0an ouerrafte pan
Wiilncn MeniJbe6S 8eQHe $3.50 oo
poa Ghale 8roof Nfenigbeo3 &e9nc
S1I00, Der nGrmclt uur tPnft lom
en- NiPIp til at funre bIipc Ncolenl
al FeniiouSfosien. Screitcr lore
itiae6e ban Soaierer 3. Mnrum Der
paa Torbnnnh hdpoe louet at tolfe
GoriamIinaen3 Selelic til lin (reit.
(aIcren hoI0t en- uleaet oncrficnoen.
Sc, pen o. opnuntren0c Sale. Ger
pao FOO Ereiten Sroet ol toffeoe ior
@apcn &cie9et oQ fife minbit ior
Den &CnliNbeb, iom lno tilarlmo Tor
set, pN tIlieieoc noQle NemcrtniuIcr
ON airfen3 CpAnuc % hporIeOea Sen
fam blipc oennc Spgdpe fro. tro0@
S~io@aan0en@ Strenmin0cr 90
SuinQnlnQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

If eiter gar. bpis be life pirs
bpao leg p%aataar ON
!: Frederick Dyer, Dept.
!, Mich. Seuo insen Fense
Grin ibdq ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

llDleOp0c SulllIulCU uUCl SlBIlC4lSi'
ON oen iorlornc S@n. Rat. Com
merSnrs or M W%eniabeoers Bret.
Zen sSorcneoe alrfes gdrSms'
oe ifaI, iiplge %oificiel aunogisreile,
oiboloes .iro 1orsoog Den fSoe I'll OF
meo 5orsoog Den 250e Sluni / IN.
0itorium, ct. Guul. @runoen I'll
al Aarsmsoet life begpnoer isr Den
1Soc TSuui, er Den, Tiger alinogls'
reIien. at F%rimprpnlget / Viinneio-
ia bol6c5 Sen 166c SUM. 6uia Nd
set iftloe begpn0e oer lite Sum-,
piloe nGprite goIgodg ioloe inb mi
Ser NarSmeoet, bpilfet al let Tor'
itaoelig @rltn6e pil0e upre ubeloiqt.
Oct fuloe beannoe Den 2loc SSuni,
men Den 6io Usher ogiaa pua Ban.
lfeli0be0er. me00ele5 oet.
Nu0iou arc06 nibolot lit S6it-
meOe / Moo0iibe O~icni9be0, Enltor
6. i. Sobnion9 aolo, 5te-7oc 30
pember 1913 On Io1cne bolotcS
DisOe pod %an0ct @uoOiioc Mc
niQhcoS airfe, mems scr ON Hitcners
ne hol0tcS We0e / S%pno0cn3 Strife
/ Vpen Nnl0min. &c lleite al &re0.
lens Erciter, inmt mango 2elegater
oar iiliteoe. Samtolecmler emf.
-, 11-32; % set 3oic 9uo. Siier
til SeoninNenisiionen optoae@, ionl
efier FreiterneS HeiicuOAiiter por be
taltc, beleb Jig I'll St0G.t1. Wcbet
uar ale Scnieenoer aoot. Brett %
Wenigbeo iortieuer Eat Tor 0en Sm
iorg oe bupbe Tor DC Irenme0e.
Samtniemeoe / 8ienna norif
Iutberitc MenigbeO, Enit. &. 3. No-
dies aulb, l0e til 5te fSebruar. (iI-
itebe par Faltorerne Sadie, 1Aorcs
Jon, 6oSneis, Gioespif. Geinerl;ou,
@citermoe, G0pnro3. oq @nuJluno
al SniigeS Spno6e. Frpoifen uco
Bait. Goipor0S 5ir20n9 Aitcn Sen
3oie Sebrllar oucr CrOenc: "%5SeiiS
al Nnjorctb aoor ior6i." Bait. 81.
bc9pif inblebeoc Snmtalcemnet: Sob.
8, 31-32, % opitiGebc iom 9ema:
Ns0uenoiabeoen al al bli / SEM Orb.
Nuabc Ereitcr oG SGgmrro Ocltog
liplig / Samtaler, % fSremmsOet bar
iGr0cIe5 9o0t. Sioite Gags Otter
mi66uG bolot Eait. Io3nel3 ct mc1at
bclUrenoe 6ore0raq oper Gmnct:
Wenigheoeu oQ Noooemiolcrne. ON
Nitenen NiilutninQaieit.
Sn80nG Sen loc Sebruar bar
oct "@cbitentor" @oloclono5 SOFA.
rigc SsbielSbnA oa / Sen NnIe0nina
iamleoc9 Ell itor Sfnre al It. Nn3
gar WcuiQbe0S auinoer / NrcItc.
Qnar0en Tor at ieite iuulmen meo 0en
onom RATE % rert1e Ereitciric.
Sorfriifninaer ieruere0e3 / 9ebet al
GftcrmiooaQen, % Euit. Wigba6l
toIte pnn Sc i~orinmle0eS &egnc %
oUerrofte @cburt2ooq3barnet Ell uot
fer Sim |enQe I'll NfinOc ON 90
gen. &c ~lelpbuone @ipiler lpfen itc-
Dc tSruel paa set hicrteIiQlte o. llNf
Soah ON, at De en0nl | man
&c IQr tlllloe 'ad DeDoloe helloc
ibIon0t ia, ct Snob, ionl Ser er il'r
Contaminated ior fan bIi reaiiicrct
ou Wtr4. MolOelano trob3 fin hoic
NlSer er0nu err ioa at iiQe / iui0 Ti,
ger. Nrnupreube @enner, Jon life
funoc fonume oo pprinnliQ ircmbUrt
inc &pfanifninQcr bop0e ARA lsrct
en- "poit caro- ibolucr", oq FoitrJrt
.nio0toNc5 ira manage iorifieiid, Sta
ter % uogioroc Ell bel No6. Nr2
NaIbcIono fan life goot iiciDc til
Sem ollc ol taffc hem % enite: Ser
ior bcriaienrem at uOtoIc til AIic
iommen lin bicrteliqitc &of. 49, "Sr-
.tberoncren".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Marjorie Gould Browning, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King Brown
ing. will be married TO George Stebbins
Dickinson this afternoon in the Church
of st. Barnabas, Irvington -on- Hudson
The ceremony will take place at $40 and
win be followed by n reception at Grace
mere. Tarrytown, the home OF the brides
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Blair of Ontare.
Oyster Bay, l.. l., will be for the winter
at the Verona, Madison avenue and Sixty
fourth street
Mrs Starr X. Walker OF l2S East
Thirty eighth street will give n reception
on the afternoon OF November IS for her
debutante daughter Miss Evelyn s.
Walker.
A series OF dances will be given in the
assembly room OF the Automobile Club Of
America on the remaining Saturday eve
nings in this month. The committee In
cludes James A. Blair, Jr., stephen Pea
body. w. Pierson Hamilton, Malcolm d.
Sloane. Oliver @. Jennings. Frederick ID.
Underwood, Herbert S. Carpenter. Alan
r. Hawley and Henry r, Taylor.
Mrs. John f. Zimmerman and Miss
Clementina Furniss have left Edgecombe.
their country place in Lenox, Mass, and
are at ESQ Madison avenue for the win
ter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. arthur -, EHlNnOnh anu
Miss Elizabeth Emmons. who have been
in Newport for the summer and autumn.
will return this week to GO Park avenue.
Mrs. Brooks Hughes Wells win give a
reception on December 81 at her home,
523 Madison avenue. for her debutante
daughter, Miss Josephine y. Wells
Mrs. James Wray Cleveland will give
a reception on December 20 at 70l Madi-
son avenue for Miss Marjorie Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred n. Beadleston have
closed their country place, BoXwood on
the BLUM, at seabright, n. j., and are At
! the Plaza.
Miss Julia j. Calhoun, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs John c. Calhoun, who will be
married to Baron T., de Nagell In st
Thomass Church on December s, will have
for her bridal attendants Mrs. Eugene T.
Du Pont of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs
Newell w. Tilton OF Tuxedo. JonkheeT
/ w. II. de Beaufort secretary of the
Netherlands Legation, Will act as best
man. The ushers win be Count de Rech'
teren Llmburg, Eugene r. Du Pont, Lea
witt II. Hunt, James Il. Calhoun, ID
Adams Calhoun and John c. Calhoun, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

JcsEPHINE NJ. CLARKsoN, who died Oc-
tober 20 last, requested in her will that
she b. buried IN Mount Hope Gene
terry at Rochester beside the body of
my husband, st being our mutual wish
md desire to be together in death" She
left $1,000 10 the University of Roch-
ester in memory of her husband. Thomas
Burnett Clarkson, and her residuary es-
tate to Hospital de Ia Mure, province OF
Isere, France, She cancels claims against
Al persons who borrowed money from
her.
PHILIP r, NASH. who died October I
last. and was associated In the II. r.
Keith theatrical enterprises, left his es-
tate OF $1,000 TO his wife, Ellen Francis
Nash.
GEvERr wENpELKEN, who died Deem
Der Il, 1918, left $96,9l5 TO four sons
and three daughters,
CHARLES j. LAwLER. who died August
., 1919, and was chief chemist for the
Royal Baking Powder Company, left tho
bulk OF an estate of s35,O75 to Mr., and
Mrs. C, O. Mnlllrux, With whom no
boarded at 500 West End avenue.
MARKS MosEs, n rice merchant, who
died July s, 1913. left s67,s0S to his wife
Belle Moses,
NORMAN PARK COLLINS ~ the Arm oi
Roberts & Collins left sea 200 to three
dauehters, Mrs Flith G. Wilde OF zoe
West 18TH street. Manhattan, and Amelia
NJ. Collins and Alice II. Collins OF III
Cambridge place. Brooklyn, Mr.. Collin,
died at the Cambridge place address or
November 4,
Mrs LEILA S. WRIGHT, who died AT 34s
Bridge street, Brooklyn, on September 20
left an estate estimated at sb2.973 to hel
son. Frank Moore Wright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12

Gaynor gave an exhibition OF some of the
newest dances during the evening and
there was also general dancing, for which
Frantzens orchestra played. Some Of
those present were Mayor and Mrs. John
Purroy Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs Dom Bar
Der, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry q. Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Rich Steers, Mrs. Richard A. Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Prentice kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Z. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Du
Pont Irving. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Batchel-
Ter. Mr. and Mrs Frederic f. Carey. Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian Larkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Merrill. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Gade Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus l.. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs Harry
Rker. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Manlce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Effingham Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Sloan. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip A. $. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs, Al
bert Gallatin, Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus T. Kirby. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Herman, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
l.. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edey,
Mr., and Mrs. George Maxwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Howe and Mr.. and MIRA
Richard Hurd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
DR.. SHRADY, HARLEM'S
GOOD PHYSICIAN, DIES
Known as Little Father Of the
Poor" for His Charities
of Fifty Years.

Dr. John Shrady. one OF the best known
general practitioners Of the older school
in New York during the last half century,
died suddenly yesterday In his home in
stamford, Conn He was IS years old.
For Nifty years Or. Shrady was the lead
ug physician and one Of the most active
public characters In Harlem. There he Is
still remembered as the Little Father OF
the Poor" this title having been conferred
upon him for his ever ready sympathy and
many practical charities. Although DR..
shrady had already outlived nearly all his
profess onal colleagues, there are scores OF
families In Harlem where testimony may
sim be had as 10 the philanthropc services
Of the quiet. kindly family physician.
DIR. Shrady was OF German stock and
came OF family OF physicians. His
brother. Dr. George +. Shrady, n wei!
known specialist, died several years ago
His two surviving sons, Drs. j. Eliot
Shrady ard Arthur Shrady. conduct a
united practice at lbl West Seventy-third
street There are also two married
daughters.
After being graduated from Columbia
University and the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons Dr Shrady entered the
Union army in 1861. He saw active SER
vice In Virginia with the Second Tonnes
see Regimen nj and was captured and IN
carcerated for six weeks In Libby prison
Returning 10 New York at the close OF
the war Or. Shrady settled in Harlem
where he maintained general practice
until six years ago. At different times he
had been editor Of the Medical Rc0iste,
and president of tho New York County
Medical Association. Many authoritative
articles on medical themes came from his
pen. He was also a member OF the Loyal
Legion and the Sons of the Revolution.
DR. Shrady will he buried Saturday In
Woodlawn after a private service in the
Stamford home
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

NJ and Mrs. Edward Corning OF
LeNug'0u avenue have announced the en-
gagemout Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Coming 20 e. Francis Beatty, son OF Mrs
Theodore Drake Beatty Of l25 Fort Greene
place, Brooklyn. Mr.. Beatty was grad
ua''I from Amherst in 1912.
Mss Marjorie Decker daughter or MT.
and Mrs. Charles \. Decker, yesterday
announced her engagement TO Walter
Green BENTON at a meeting OF luncheon
o'nu at her home, 1863 Lefferts place.
Brooklyn Miss Decker was graduated
in Do Packer class OF 1910 and Is noted
aS Hn amateur actress. Her fiance Is
son of Hr. and Mrs. George w. Benton
Of go Hancock street and was graduated
from Princeton In 1912.
The engagement is announced or Miss
Dorothy Rowland, daughter of Mr.. and
Mr. Samuel G. Rowland OF Baltimore, TO
Frank ~ Winants of Bayonne, N. j.
Tho marriage viii take place at the
Church Emmanuel Baltimore, on De-
CeWuer I
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and Harrison Gray Flske. After the meet
ing MIR Frohman made this announce
meut.
The fund is now taking care OF nearly
200 sick and destitute actors weekly all
the year around. Some OF them are the
most respected and honored OF the theat-
rical profession. bu; their names are
never disclosed except to those on the
executive committee The fund In main
tainiug the Actors Fund home on Staten
Island. which IL n hone for the retired
veterans OF tho profession in their declin-
Ing years Tho fund is also extending
temporary relief and hurylng members Of
the profession who die destitute in all
parts Of America.
But It's resources are rapidly dlsap-
pea~ing and an effort is 10 be made to
secure Us maintenance and 10 devise ways
and means. 1t was decided to invite rep
rescntai.ves from the various organiza-
tons in the city allied with theatrical en-
terprises 10 n special meeting OF the fund
for a further conferdlce.
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LIEBLER TO GIVE FAIRY PLAY.
"The Garden of Paradise" VIII BE
Produced Nov. 20.

The initial performance of THE Garden
OF Paradise" perhaps the most preten-
tous production to be made by the
Liebler Company will take place on No
vember 90 Rt the Park Theatre The play
is by Edward Sheldon and is a dramatiza-
ton OF Hans Christian Anderson's fairy
tale THE Little Mermaid"
The play will have number OF stage
Illusions. which have been arranged under
the direction of Joseph Urban, who
looked after the scenic effects for the
Boston Opera Company. There will be a
large and capable cast and an augmented
orchestra under the direction of Nahan
Frankie The Incidental music was writ
ten by Arthur Farwell. The entire pro-
ductlon will be under the direction OF
q. r. Heggle OF London.
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MORE SINGERS ARRIVE.
Thirty-six Of metropolitan Forces
Arrive on Italian Liner.

Thirty-slx singers OF the Metropolitan
forces arrived yesterday by the Italian
liner Duca d'Aosta. Only one OF the men
belonging to the nations at war had seen
service and he is Rudolph Berger who
is feet Inches tall and weighs about
$50 pounds. lie was in the Twenty sixth
Regiment OF the Landsturm OF Austria
and after marching until his feet no
longer could sustain his avoirdupois and
altitude he asked for a horse None could
be found strong enough 10 take him along
and he was mustered out with honor after
being sent TO the rear.
Other singers with tho only warrior
We're Nine. Rappold, wife OF Mr. Berger
Johannes Semhach, the new German tenor.
who said Berlin was still enjoying opera /:
Margarete Ober. Otto Gortz. Herman Well,
barytone; Karl Braun. basso. and Robert
Leonhardt.
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CHILDREN TO GET $4,000, 900.

DENVER, Nov. i1.-Ganson and Lucia
Depew, children OF Ganson Dspew,
nephew OF the former Senator from New
York. will share slO.oO0,ooo by the Will
OF their mother, Mrs Ashton Potter
Mrs. Potter, who was the DAUGHTER of
Robert Goodyear OF Buffalo. died some
weeks ago at Colorado Springs closely
following her husband to the grave
A Will covering $2S0,0o0 worth Of
property in Colorado Springs was filed
for probate to-day, but the bulk of Mrs
Pottcrs fortune Is held In trust IN New
York with the exception OF $500 willed
20 n boys home in Colorado Springs all
OF the wealth goes TO the children OF Mrs.
PottePs divorced husband. Ganson De-
pew.
Mrs, Goodyear. mother OF Mrs. Potter.
probably will be appointed admin
istratrix.
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SoInmer-Rohe.

The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Robe.
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs Charles Robe.
y West FlGhty-seventh street TO Leo
nold INNER 81 this city, took place last
night in the Church Of the Advent, the
Rev william Horn, pastor OF the church.
oHlclatinC The church was decorated
with palms, chry santhemums and autumn
foliage.
The bride who walked TO the chancel
with her father, had Miss Elsa Dohse
ts hor maid of honor, and the brides
maids were tho Misses Nlvienne Kranich,
Loretta Kuscr. Olga Moore and Frances
paire Charles $. S7mmer brother OF
tho Bridegroom, was tho best man. The
ushe-s were John Sommcr Charles Robe
Ir, yohn Dohse and william Flammer.