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THE SEAGOERS.
Eitty-nvr american Surgeons WIN
sail To-day for Congress-.

The White star liner Baltic. which
sails to-day for Queenstown and Liver
pool has no vacant berths I'm her first
or second cabins. She carries moro than
400 saloon voyagers. includ ng ffty-hve
American surgeons, who will attend the
international Clinical Congress In London.
Among her other passengers are:
Maudc Adams Hugh Ewing
Lord Clinton h les ;. Fayer'
sir George Gibbons weather
Col and Mrs william Mrs Z II. Fielding
MIR. Chester W Beck Jidle naaoan J. Lc
Mr. and Mrs. II n s,T Edmund o.lcr. =.
Briusmade M and Mrs. James
Mrs Huratio II. Bigc- Putnam.
b. +. G-iscom Mrs Beverly Ketchcm
by the Fahre liner Patria. for the Med
itcrranean;
nr jennie. V. II Baker The Rcv. ana MIR,
Mr. and Mrs : G. Du Charles y Hart.
Mr. and Mrs samuel MIR and Mrs Ben!a
william c Drake DR. " j. Winters
Ten Eyck
ny the Hamburg American liner Pres
Ident Lincoln, Tor Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Hamburg
Mr.. :, y, An.Ise Mr.. Helen x, TT r,,,,,,
Mrs. Edith Allen Hall wilmot
= X Morris.
ny the North German Lloyd liner Bar
barossa for Roulogne and Bremen:
DR. and Mrs. william Or. r. II. Brown, -,
G. Apers Mr. and Mrs. &. N
Miss Mary " Anderson Dickcrson
Mr. and Mrs. George MIR and Mrs. Y, W
l.. Baichcldcr. Runyon
Arrivals by the North German Lloyd
liner kronprnz Wilhelm, from Bremen
Southampton and Cherbourg
DR.. G, y. u. Camac. Dr., William, G. Lusk.
:. W. Tnmpkins l.. Newell.
MIR and Mrs orme Henry Hayton
Wilson, Jr.
by the Royal Mail liner oruba, from
Southampton 10y way OF the West indies
Eh Hioki, japanese DR.. and Mrs Manue
Minister TO Chile. u silva
Cart. A ", Langley Mr., and Mrs. Jane
/ smith Sanborn w Chapman,
| Mrs y. q. HOcomh
by the Holland America liner Pots
| dam, from Rotterdam and BOulognc:
| Newton D. Baker Mr. and Mrs W. O
/ J e Hostettcr Phillips
| Mrs Charles A Terry.
ny the Quebec Line steamship Der
mudian, for bermuda
| Mrs J. NJ Hardy Mr. and Mrs Norno
| Tho Rev. {. j, ket- ~ Lee
chum. Robert ~ Ihlton,
| Mr. and Mrs II l.. Mr. and Mrs, j.
| IlVprmore wallace,
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MRS. RUSSELL BRIDE
OF EZRAP. PRENTICE
Daunhtcr Of the Late y. Sartcll
Prentice Is Married to Sec
ond Cousin.
MISS MlSKY Is Welded
BECOMES Bride Of William Stan
ley Mullen; Cary--Durant
Wedding Announced.

he Ncdu.ng VI Mrs. Mary Prentice
Ru-.,f daughter OF the late y. Sartell
prcn.c,. to Ezra T. Prentice OF this city
.1ok place yesterday In the University
Place Presbyterian Church Only the I'M
mediate families and a few intimate
f.,,.ds w,r, present for the ceremony,
,vn..u was performed by the Rev. Or.
;corgc NlrNanlcr. pastor Of the church.
The bride entered the church with her
brother Sart,ll Prentice. She wore a
white lingerie fruck and a natural color
leghorn hat trimmed with small summer
tovers. There were no bridal attendants.
raul G. Prentice was his brothers best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony there
vas wedding breakfast at the home OF
The brides aunt. Mrs Henry II. Brook
nan. 8 East SEVENTEEN street. MIR and
Mrs. Prentice left later for the West on
their wedding journey. They will after
ward live IN this city
The bridegroom who is n son OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Packer Prentice, Ia a
second cousin OF the bride. He was in
the Assembly i903-06, a Deputy Attorney
GENERAL and in 1910 was Republican state
chairman.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

The wedding Of Miss Anne Pardec
Lyon. daughter Of Tracy Lyon of Detroit
and niece of william Travers Jerome. 10
sherman Post lTaight Of Brooklyn will
take place to-day in Christ Church De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George dc Forest Lord
who were married in St Georges Church
Seabrlght " J., on Saturday, sailed yes
tertlay for Europe on the Aquitana. Mrs
Lord was Miss Ilazen Symington. daugh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs, Albert Symington.
Col. and Mrs Willis = Paine, who have
been motoring through northern New
York, are ut the Plaza before going to
White sulphur Springs. w, Va.
Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt Jr, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Hermann Gel
richs, at Rosecliff in Newport
Mr.. and Mrs William Lawrence Green
will go to Bar IIarbor, Me, for the sea-
son
Mr.. and Mrs Frank X. stursis, who
have been In LenoS during the early part
OF tho summer will go TO Newport on
July T.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam OF
Boston are at the St Regis.
7 Mr.. and Mrs Frederick q. G. Lyon, who
are passing the summer at their country
place in Great Neck. l.. J., are at the
Fillmore for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bovine motorcd
IN from their country place, Hunters
Lodge. in Norfolk, Conn, and are at the
Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald J, BarlIlie OF
philadelphia are at tho Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harrsn Rhoades are
AT the Vanderbilt before going to ihe'r
country place, Tho Rhoadested' nj Sea-
| Nl .sAt -. ].
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SUES MRS. DE MILE ON PLAY.
ARROWS of Love" Author wants
$4,000 for Non-productton.

Mrs. Beatrice De Mile, play broker.
was sued in the supreme Court yesterday
for $4,000 because OF the non production
of a play. Arrows Of Love-" which. ie
Ia alleged. David Belasco had agreed to
stage for Miss Frances starr. The plain
tiff Is Miss Charlotte q. Harris, author
OF the piece.
Miss Harris charges through her coun-
sci, Hugo Wintncr, that Mrs. Dc Mile
got her play more than twenty months
ago with the understanding that Mr.. Be
lAsco would produce It and that Mrs. De
Mile would get 90 per cent. ~ the roy
aites. The plaintiff alleges that She has
demanded repeatedly TO know why tho
play wasn't staged, being told on various
occasions that 1t was because Mr.. Belasco
had the "riumps.' measles" Chicken
pox" and cold In the head"
Tho plaintiff asserts that she was de-
ceived by Mrs. De Mile ana that Mr..
Belasco never heard of the play. She
says that during the time Mrs. De Mile
has KEEP, ARROWS OF Love" and has done
nothing to get II produced the tastes ard
demands OF tho public and the producers
have materially changed. owing to
changes OF public and social habits and
diversions" rendering It impossible FOR
her row TO sell the play, which Is OF a
romantic kind.
Miss Harris says also that because OF
The acts OF Mrs. DE Mile sho has been
deprived % an opportunity Of submitting
the play to other brokers.
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WOMEN FOR NEWPORT
LAWN DANCE CHOSEN
outdoor Rchcarsals Begin Tor
Grecian Costume Affair on
Gillespie Grounds.
SOLO PUT on PROGRAMME
Nelson O'Shaughnessy Will Be
Guest at Dinner Given by
Mrs. Vanderbilt.

NEWPORT. July The names 81 ne
eight women who will givo u costume
Grecinn dance on the lawn Of Nirs. Law
renee l.. Gillospie's Bellevue avenue No'~s
or the afternoon 81 July Is as y par: "
Tho Newport Historical Socicty lNr lcte
were announced to-day ~ follows Nrs
John Borlard. Mrs. Roland Dickson. SIS.
Marguerite Caporton. Miss rdth II.
Hunter. Miss Annie Powell. Miss Mimi
Scott. MISS Mildred Rlvcs and Nj.
Eleanor r. Darlington. The darca viii
be called The Moment Musicale u 4chu-
bert"
All Will be appropriately tostu.r,d
They ha1 their fret outdoor rehearsal o. 3
afternoon. Mss Iasa .scrtG.n vii /, tae
leader and vii! give a solo auacs. ne
"Toika Class!que'
Nelson O'Shaughrcssy. cS-A.erican
Charge d'.hrraires IN Mexico. nd lis w't,
are the guests OF Mrs Vanderbilt Ut ~.
Breakers and she will give her first lin.
nor OF the season In their honor to-mor
row evening.
Mrs William Il Nanderb u, who is tho
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hermann Oei
richs. visited the Casino to-day and regis-
tered for the season Others who regis.
tered were l. Goodwin Hobbs. L. $. u. /.
Miss Atwater OF Servia. Louis llsiEi. Mrs
y. T. Whitney and Mrs. G. - Denny Of
Boston. Mss Helen NJ. Weaver OF New.
port. q. H. Hall of Chicago. Ridgoloy
Simpson OF Cambridge.
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a 20 attcrwdId nuptial mass was Crie-
Ordttd los the Rev. John -. Mccormick.
.,ctpr OF the church. During the wedding
service there was a musical programme
uy Ernest Hussar's orchestra.
The bride entered the church with her
father. She wore a costume of white
satin and lace. She wore also small
white satin toquc trimmed with white
foliage and Carried bouquet Of lilies Of
The valley. Miss Daisy FitZ Gerald was
the maid 81 honor. Her costume was of
white lace. with which she wore a small
transparent hat trimmed with marguerites.
The other attendants were ;hc Misses
Lucille Fitch. Elizabeth Hines, Martha
Reed and Irene Matthews. They wore
similar costumes ~ white embroidered net
finished with Girdles of pale pink tdffeta
Robert Stanley Farley was the best
man. The ushers were Charles Cumisky
brother Of the bride Gordon Mullen
brother of the bridegroom Harold DE Voc
and Paul Colctti.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was a reception and wedding breakfast IN
he music room of the Bltmore Hotel
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Mullen, Mr., and Mrs. Hardness b
De Voc Mr. and Mrs, William ;. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs charles ". Campbell, Nj
AMI Mrs. William \. Stalker, MIR. anC
Mrs James j. Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
stevens, Mr.. and Mrs James Beattr Mr.
AL Mrs. John NJ. Morrill,, Nh. ana Mrs
Harry Il, pettinglll, MI and Mrs. Philip !
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmeig. Mr.
nd Mrs. Guvon l.. e. Earle. Mrs Ralpt
Trau'nan. Mrs. George BroadhuTst, Mr.
and Mr. Frank !. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs
Richard \. Purdy. Mrs James kearney
MIS-. William ". Reed, Mrs. Robert 7
Brennan, pr. and Mrs. Duncan Mcpher
.ni, llr, Frederick i. Barrett and Mr. an'
Mr. John T.. Fitz Gerald
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Mis. Bassctt to Ni.i, Wosi, n.

Miss Mary Bassctt, uanccc ot William
Grosyenor. will be week ohd guest OF
Mrs. Grosvenor NJ Roslyn. Mrs. Grosve-
nor will give q dinner IN Miss Bassetts
honor on the evening Of the Fourth Mlss
dimi Scott and Mss Muriel winthrop
went 20 New York to-day. Mrs. Richard
II. Townsend. who. II IS said, has selected
a cottage here for use later IN tho season,
also went 20 New York.
Mrs Bradford Norman has announced
IL Fourth ot July luncheon az Brook Farm
Ambassador Won BernstOrn wiz agriV"
here from Washington on Saturday 70
stay until time 20 sal! Tor Germany IN
July 7.
Mrs. Lawrence T. Gillespie Is entertain
ing Miss Margaret stewart ~ New York
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Barney have taken
possqesion Of the Osgood villa, and Mr.
Henry Winthrop Gray Of the Van Dussen
Reed cottage. Col and Mrs. Charles l.
McCauley will be the season guests II
Mrs. Gray.
Tho tea rooms OF tho COLI Club oD'ned
for the season to-day. Tho Eastern Yacht
club will rendezvous here tomorrow.
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WEST POINT HAS 663 CADETS.
Addition OF "PIc hes" Wakes Total
Largest Ever There.

WEST PoiNr. y. y, July / Twenty
seven more ''plebes" were admitted to tn"
military academy this morning. This
brings tho total of the cadets in the corps
to Cos. the largest number ever here
The new "plche" class numbers 205. The
men entering to-day viii 80 through
stronu Gus training for the next two weeks
ana enter the battalion proper with those
who were admitted last month.
Elmer q. Oliphant, star athlete from
Purdue University, and Andrew Jackson
Wyrne of Alabama also - gridlron star
in the South. wer' among those who en-
tered the academy with to-day's spulG
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(nrN-llurnnt.

Announcement has hcSn made Of the
wedding IN Wellesley, Mass, ON June IS
asst OF Miss Lois pierson Durant, daugh-
tor ~ the late Row. William Durant. u. D.,
~ Wellesley, to Albert Ely Cary ~
windsor Conn. owing to the recent death
~ the brides father and the serious illness
~ Mrs. Cary, mother Of the bridegroom.
only relatives and few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
Formed at the home Of the bride. a Dover
Dad boy the Rcv. William Bracket Cary.
tather OF the bridegroom assisted by the
Nev IIowari Gross. u. D.. of Boston, The
n"'d" had Mrs, W. clark Durant as her
Naron Of lonor. and the otncr attendants
We're the Misses Elizabeth Stlllwell of
"oodburv y. J. Jane Cary. sister of
mo bridegroom Lillian Adele rrmble Of
f.'nS Falls, y. Y, ana Ruth Mary Hewitt
~ Nro"hlHn. Dr. Charles \. Humphreys
OF y r'fugd was the best man.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

GREENWICH. Conn. July i--Tnose who
arrived at The Edgew God by automobile
from New York to-day included
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Appleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Topping. IN a Simplex Mrs
W. r King. Miss Mack. Mr. Dcming. In
Fiat; Mr.. and Mrs J. r.. Lauterpack.
Mlss LauterbaGk. in n Packard Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. t. A.
Buchnell. In u Peerless Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Elting, Miss Eltlng. in a Chalmers !;
MI and Mrs. Albert Warner. Miss
Warner. in focomobile Mrs Lloyd
smith. Miss Smith. In a Buick Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ross. Miss Ross and Charles
Ross, Jr. in Packard Mr. and Mrs
LOUIS Schlessinger. Miss Schlessinger.
MISS watkins, In a Simplex T.. s Krag
j. \. Foster. In Ford A. w. Knight
and party OF four. In a Peerless Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smart, Charles 4, Whitney
In a Cadillac; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Whit
ney. Seymour Whitney, In a Packard /;
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Lewis Jr.. MIR and
Mrs George Close. in an Oldsmoblle :
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tree. Mrs. Pratt,
In Stevens; Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Henckei,
u. w. Walker In a Fiat: Mr.. and Mrs
q. C. Young Miss Young. In Palmer
singer; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathews,
Miss Mathews. in a National: Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Edwards. J. A. Edwards. Jr
~ ~. a.
Miss Foster. In a Peerless; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Chester, Miss Chester, In a Pack
ard.
New Workers who arrived IN automo.
biles at the Naples to-day were:
MIR. and Mrs. James Mitchell. Mr. and
Mrs j. r. Johns. In Peerless Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Brown, Charles Brown, Jr.,
Miss Brown. In Locomoble Mr and
Mrs II. Il. Smithers Miss Smithers. in
a stevens Mr.. and Mrs. George Mathers
MI ana Mrs. j. George. IN Chalmers .
Mr. ana Mrs. william Brockwood. Miss
brockwood' In Loz'er; Mr. and Mrs
steven Armstrong, Miss Armstrong m a
mercer MT ana Mrs James Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Carleton, IN stevens
L,uryea MI ana Mrs. Edward Banker,
MISS bhhker' IN Chalmers
Lesson July Among those who ar
,Neu oy hntomohile to-day at the Hotel
Asplh"aII from New YORK city were:
Mr' anu Mrs W. a Gardner Miss
,,"1uner' DICK 'hild Mrs. Deer. In a
.elho'e, M anu AIRS d. j. Carey, Miss
-,snes Murray robert f. Nickerson In a
Deu'''ac MT ana AIRS W. B johnson
anu sun III Ina!mers Mr.. ana Mrs. +.
H. Drake IN Packard Dr. and Mrs. j.
~ Nhapp. d. b' Knapp, Jr. Miss r. X.
hnapp, MISC Newpy IN Packard.
MArEhst Rf' July l'--Au'oinobiiists who
arrived from New YORK AT the Hotel
E'.on 'o-uay ihcIuoed the following:
n' anu Mrs, ~ Feit'r' MI ana
le' ~, =, EHinie' hlss f.ninet, Mt. ana
!,,,s ,haries ~. iarrls, Mrs. Frederick
n'.I,'ks, Mrs. "nnam H. H. Moore MISS
<, =. No,,nrup; MRS, hnwaru ~ BANKER
.niSS bahhtr, rIperl ~ BANKER, y. stan! 9y
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Newcomers Are Expected.

L'spcnard Stewart has gou' 60 New
York, Is has also charles d, l.. Osirlchs
Mrs. Hamilton NICK Twomblv and her
daughter. Miss Ruth Twomhly. arc eN-
pected here before the end OF tho week
Mr. and Mrs William GOadby Loow ar.
also expected soon. MIR md Mrs. r.. Shaw
safe are expected this week at tac'r
home. Ocean Lawn rrl steam yacht
Nsrada, having on board Mr.. aud Mrs
j. Russell Pop and daughter arrived
here to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones win join them NJ sherwood later
~ the week. Mr.. and Mira Hamilton Fish
Webster. who motored abroad for several
months, are expected at their Hlrr son
avenue hcmc about July ~.
Mrs. Stuyvcsant Fish has rs ho- season
guest Miss Janet Tish. Nj AMI Mrs.
Oliver Perrin ana y. dc NaNdrr" VIII PISS
tho week end with Mr.. and Mrs Il; Liv'
ingston Hickman at Lands End
\ party Of the younger people hove VIII
attend the wedding or Mss Emily Ran
dolph ard Philip L.. stevenson al Nara
kansett Pier OIL saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
Rev. uernard q. HiIIep.

The Rev. Bernard q. Hillen assistant
to the Rev. James J. Cronin in st Fran
els De Sales Roman Catholic Church at
Patchogue, l.. l.. died yesterday OF pleuro-
pneumonia AZ the home OF his mother.
Mrs. Mary IIlllen. ll5 Pacific street
Brooklyn, In his th!rty-hrst year. lie
was ordained by Bishop Mcdonnell Ave
years ago, and before being transferred
to tho Patchogue parish spent two years
ms an assistant at the Church Of GU,
Lady OF Mercy in Brooklyn. In addition
TO his mother he Is survived by tive
brothers and two sisters.
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Cunning a m---Vu9er.

yae marriage of Frank Cunningham, n
~wvor NJ 81 Broad street and president
~ tho Cunningham Realty COMPANY TO
Miss Annette Rugcr of Chicago took
place Yesterday I'm chicago.
Mr. Cunningham is a graduate Of Yale,
class Of iSSJ, and lives At 69l Madison
f'"uuo He is Il member of the Ini-
'rrs,N, Racquet and T,nnis and Metro
no1tan clubs. lie IL the uncle OF Fred
r.i'o O. Cunningham.
Il's bride l. the daughter ~ Capt VI,
J Rug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02

Edmund Payne was one of the he
known English comedians and for many
years prior 70 his death was n member
OF the Gniety Theatre company. lie
made his first appearance on the stage
IN 1859 AT Marlborough. His first role nj
the Gaiety was NephisfO IN Faust III
20 Date" but his first great popular sue
cess was I'm 'in Town IN 1899. After that
he and his dancing partner. Katie Sey-
mour. were one OF the big attractions OF
the Gniety
Among the many musical comedies In
which he played important roles were
Don Juan" "Tho shop Girl" THE cir
Gus GIRL" 1.-THE Runaway Girl" 1.-THE Mes
senger Boy ''rhe Spring Chicken and
1.-The Girls OF Gottonberg"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
Charles J. wills.

charles ]. Wills, AZ wears I'D, as
sistant manager Of the Bltmorc Hotel,
died yesterday at his home, S96 West
Fighty-thlrd street. He had been Ia poor
health since he was operated on two years
ago for tubercular glands. lie was en-
ployed at the Holland House for fifteen
wears under Gustav Bnumnnn, the present
proprietor Of the Bitmorc, and had "A
wide acquaintance He was born IN
Minneapolis and served his hotel appren-
ticeship In that city AZ the West Hotel.
He leaves a wife and n daughter.
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Nullen-Cumisky.

The wedding Of Miss Kathryn Eusenia
Cumiskv. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Jerome Cumisky, to William STAN
ley Mullen took place yesterday morning
n the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Eighty
second street and broadway. In the pres
ence Of a large gathering OF relatives and
friends. The church was decorated with
palms AMI potted plants ami along the
pews Of the centre aisle were fastened
clusters Of lilies of the valley. The cere-
mony was performed by the Right Rev.
Charles \. Cassidy. IA cousin of the bride,
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COMTE JACQUES D'ARAMoN DEAD.
Ills widow Was Formerly Miss
Mary Fisher Of New Work.

PARIS, july i.--Comtc Jacques d'Ara-
mon died hero to-day OF pneumonia. Ills
Wife and two sons survive him. All
three male members OK the family mar.
ried American women. Corltcssc Jacques
dArsmon was Miss Mary TlsNc- OF New
Yori, One OF tho sons, Comte Paul
dAraron was Miss Mary Fisher OF New
New York. and his brother. Comte BCr.
trand. married a Miss stern.
Comte Bertrand IA member OF tho
French Chamber of Deputies for tho he.
partment OF the Seine.
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WAsHtNGToN. July i.-AnnOuncemen
will bc made in few days of the en-
Rsgement Of Miss Cecilia J. May, the
younger daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
May, and Wilhelm vom Rath of the Ger
man Embassy stan II Is believed that
the Kaiser has given his consent TO the
marriage. step necessary because of
the recent order OF the Emperor OF Gor-
many that diplomatsts in the service Of
the empire first must obtain permission
before contracting matrimonial alliances
with the women OF foreign nation.
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SchiIle Staracc

Achille Starace. former vice president
OF the italian Chamber ~ Commerce and
an importer Of wines, oils and groceries.
died on Tuesday from apopleNy at his
home, 1853 Rugby road Brooklyn, in his
nfty-ninth year. He was a member Of
the International Peace Society and tho
Economical Club and II director Of 'nc
Italian benevolent Society. the Italian
Hospital and the Italian Chamber Of Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02

NEWPORT. July Miss Margaret w..
Busk and Miss Frcderika Paine viii meet
Tomorrow morning AZ the Casino I'm tn"
final round of the women's singles tennis
tournament here. In tn" semi-fnals to-
day Miss Busk defeated Mrs Lorillard
Spencer Jr, At. g, IS and Miss
Paine won over Mrs. Howard q. Gushing,
4-6 6-3, ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
jacob, II ruck .

Jacob <rucl>. 81 years old, manufac-
,urcr. died yesterday at his home IN COL
lego Point, l.. T. lie had lived at College
Point for many years and was cosail
Identified with the progress of THAI part
of the city. lie leaves Il wife, a son and
, dauuhtaT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02

More than 81 500 has been raised In the
first week Of the campaign to raise Sl1,-
600 for the Flushing Hospital EMS
Parker Butler secured $1,000 OF this
amount from n person who pledged $1,000
a wear for three years. The campaigners
will meet again on July H.
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CALAIS, Ne, Iuly l.-Goorge \.
Murchia a member OF the Fl. John
River International Commission. died to
day after an operation for appendicitis
Mr. Murchie was 81 years old. lie was
a prom ncnt Republican and had served
five terms as Mayor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
Dwight Fuller.

PLAINrfELp. Conn, July dwight
Fuller, 81 years old, was found dead In
t. bed last night at the home OF W, \.
Church. Hampton. Mr. Fuller was widely
known, was born and always lived In
HAMPTON. and his family connections date
back TO Colonial times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
Francis y. COakIcy.

Francis ]. Coakley, for many years an
employee OF the old construction and re-
pair department in the navy yard died
i'm Paris. Ky. on Friday last. lie was
"A nephew OF the late Thomas Coaklcy
well known IN Democratic politics here
lie leaves wife and two children.
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DIED.

Ilopeton House, Prominence.
H. L. ON the morning Of July o, licb"k5n
Burnet Grncsh,cN GODDARD. wifi" n
Robert Hale Ives Goddard.
\utice Of funeral later
PALMER ON June 30. 1914, ~ het hone
In stoninEton, Conn. Gertrude E.,
daughter Of Anna e. and tho late Lu''ns
y Palmer.
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The engagement Of Miss Marjorie Null
ford to Walter Croxson Dodge Of Alberta,
Canada, has been announced by her
mother, Mrs. Edward NJ milford OF 2it
Marlborough road brooklyn. The couple
will be married within a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02

Tho management of the new Eighty
first street Theatre win hereafter lend
umbrellas to the spectators on rainy nights
and afternoons Their" viii he no charge
for the use OF them aud IN" management
enthusiastically eXprcsscs confidence that
they VIII he returned
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John q. UoIbci.

PRovIpENCE, Il, l., July John ~
Dolbel. a woollen manufactures and the
New England manager OF the brcNcl
Blddlo Bible classes, is dead from a
cerebral hemorrhagc.
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In New York To-day.

Opening of Washington Irving High
school roof garden. afternoon.
University settlement melting tr or
ganize for suffrage canpaisn, 1874 Eidridge
street l.. NJ.
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MARRIED..

cuNNINGIIAM--RUGE chicago. On
.hino 30, 1914, Annette, daughter ot capt
W j. Kruger. to Frank Cunningham ~
New York city,