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MANY PIER SOJOURNERS
TO ATTEND WEDDING
Miss Lippincott and W. ?.
O'Ncil Will Be Married To-
day in jamestown.

NARRAGASsErT PIER. Aug. The we'd
ding at jamestown tomorrow Of Miss
VI. Lipplncott OF Philadelphia and will.
lam Paul Neil will be attended by
many ~ the summer residents OF the Pier
and watch HI. who will motor over.
The annual fair ~ the Baptist Church
was held on the church lawn this afternoon
Those who had tables included Mrs. wal
ter Nyo, Mrs VI u. Burns. J y. Caswell.
Mrs. Frank Jardlno, Mrs. Bromley, Mrs
Frank Cordncr. Mrs. Charles Whalcy,
Mrs Frank Locke. Mrs. Herbert Kenyon,
Miss Helen Sweet, Miss Mildred Dobson.
Mrs Theodore Bliss. Mrs Winfield
CHURCH. Mrs. Alonzo Smith, Mrs. II.
iiillard Burdick and Miss Edith Cham
pin.
The annual fair and lawn fete for the
benefit NJ 81. Peters 10y the Sea will be
given on the church lawn on Friday ar
ternoon Mrs saunders = Jones Mrs
Henry Rrevoort Kane and Mrs. John H.
Hanan OF New York win have tables.
Several successful grabbing parties were
given AZ Narrow River to-day. In one
party We're George w. Perkins, Jr. Ken
meth + Simpson, the Misses Edith and
Margaret Mouton. Miss katherine Haz-
ard. Miss Barbara Watson. Charles Pat
terson Penney and Frances Manton ~
New York
George W Perkins Jr.. Of New York
WHO had been AT the Atlantic House
left tn. Pier to-day. Mrs Randolph
cook Of Norfolk and Mr., and Mrs. + r
Bracken OF Philadelphia arrived az the
Gladstone to-day. Mrs, Lawrence Mills OF
John r. Mclean has gone 10 Washing
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson Borland have
returned to Tuxedo after "A short stay in
town.
Mr. and Mrs Lucius X. Wllmerding are
visiting Mrs Hamilton Mex Twombly In
Newport Mrs Twombly will return to
New York on Monday for brief visit
Sir Arthur and Lady Downes OF Can
ada, who have recently finished an OK
tended Western trip are at the Plaza.
Mrs. Paul u, Andrews and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Andrews. are among
those IN Europe anxously waiting to re-
turn to New York.
Mrs William c. Potter and Mrs Henry
Ives Cobb. Jr.. who are passing the sum
mer In southampton. L. l.. are at the
Plaza for brief visit,
Mrs. william w. Battle will give n
dance In September 20 Introduce Ia so
cictv her daughter, Miss Dorothy Rattle.
Mrs T Wyman Porter and Miss Kath-
crime Porter are visiting DR. and Mrs,
IL Holbrook Curtis AT the Curtis summer
place in southampton, l.. I,
Mr., and Mrs Oliver De Lancey Coster,
who are at Tenahy. " j.. will go 10
southampton. l.. l., this week to visit
Mrs. Arthur Coppell.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred y. Readleston and
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Woodbury. are
making motor trip through tho Berk-
shires.
Mr. and Mrs Robert ]. Collier are a,
/ their summer camp in Raquette Lake for
the remainder OF the season,
| Mrs, Thomas " Howard IL passing the
summer at her camp on Lower 81. Regis
! Lake, In the Adirondacks,
Mrs John Sanford Barnes, who has
been passing some time in Lenox. has
gone 10 Wilmington. VI, to visit Mr., and
Mrs s Warren sturgis.
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DIED.

HoPKfNs.--on July 2s. isit a. Mime.
apoliS MINI, Edwin A Hopkins son ~
the late Edwin \. ard Cornelia \
Hopkins.
MILLER Funeral services for the ate
Walter Thomas Miller viii be held At
Saint stephens Church, Woodlawn. OIL
Thursday. August s. at 3:i5 =. VI Train
leaves Grand Central station q .;3o T. "
MORGAN.--On August T. 1917, at the rest
dence OF her ~son law, Rudolph u
Kissel, Morristown, y. y. IN the eighty.
second year OF her age, Caroline Eel.
loves. widow - the late David Pierce
Morgan,
Funeral services az s. George Ch,psi,
Stuyvessnt Square New York or Thurs
dav. August 9. At il:l5 O'Clock.
MURRAY ON Angus, :. 1914 a. beaumont
CAL in the elshtv-third wear OF his age
Wildwood Murray
Funeral service ~ Beaumont, burial ~
his 'atc residence. Palm SPRING., ca.
August q. 1914.
sAKURAI --shinjc. aged 20 Remains lying
In state THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
90 west rw"rty-third street FRANK Y,
Campbell Building.
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NICHOLS.
A. meeting Of The Board OF Directors
~ the Fidelity Trust Company, New
Work. held on August 3. 1914 the 10.
lowing preamble ana resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas the Board Of Directors ~ The
Fidelity Trust Company has received
the sad Intelligence OF the sudden death
abroad OF Mr. James r.. Nichols. NJ
rector Of this institution, AMI as an -
preston OF the nigh esteem In which he
was held BY his associates be II
Resolved. That in the death Of Mr.. Nichols
this institution has lost one % its ablea'
Directors I'm whose keen judgment II hpi
the fullest measure Of confidence Mr..
\ichols almost UP 20 the time ~ his
death. and covering period Of manV
Years Was conspicuous ngure In tho
commercial life OF New York H was
largely instrumental in developing ths
business and commercial interests OF the
lower West side business section OF this
city, and his wise counsel was sought
and cheerfully given. His strength ~
character. sound business judgment and
Integrity won and held for him the adj
mlration and rctpect OF all those with
whom he came IN contact Hts loss viii
he deeply felt. and We, his associate.
approaching the valuable services which
he gave 10 this institution, regret the
passing OF such a strong and forcctul
personality and friend.
Resolved That these Resolutions be en-
tered In full on the records OF the Com
pauy and that an ensrossed copy thereof
he forwarded % his widow. 20 whom
this Board extends tho assurance 81 80
heartfelt sympathy
SAMUEL :. CONONER President
ANDREW IL MARS. scoretary.
New York. August ., 1914
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DINNER FOR son OF
SIR ARTHUR HERBERT
Thirty Guests at Ocean Lawn,
Home Of the T. Shaw Safes
at Newport.
PULM0TOR FOR BATHERs
Drowning Results I'm Decision
to Get Machine for Bailey's
Beach.

NEWPORT, Aug. b.--Mr. and Mrs. r.
Shaw Safe gave a small dinner and
dance at Ocean Lawn this evening In
honor of John Arthur Herbert. their
nephew. son of Sir Arthur and Lady
Herbert Of England. who are visiting
them. There were thirty guests and the
house and grounds were decorated. Tho
dinner guests OF Mrs. Dudley Davis and
Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie came In late
for the dancing.
Mrs Robert S. Mccormick also was
n dinner hostess. and luncheons were
given by Mrs. X. Livingston Beeckman,
who afterward took her guests to the
Naval Training Station for the battalion
drill, Mr.. Beeckman acting as reviewing
officer Mrs. Reginald &. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Charles +. Hoffman and Mrs. Marsden
J. Perry. the latter entertaining in honor
of her guests. Mrs. lie Baron Colt and
Miss Beatrice Colt. Mrs. Frank Tay-
lor Evans gave a luncheon at the Naval
station for Mrs Robley u. Evans and
Mrs Evans Sewell.
To-days arrivals here included Mr..
and Mrs. ogden Mills. Mrs. Ogden l..
Mills. Countess Granard and Mrs. Ma
turin Livingston, who are at the Mills
villa, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whit
ney. with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Bull I;
f. NJ Watrous and G. g. Thompson, as
guests aboard the steam yacht Warrior !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed and
Miss Brlsted, who are at the Halycon for
a month
willing Spencer. now In the diplomatic
service of the United States. arrived
here to visit his paren;s. Mr. and Mrs.
John Thompson Spencer. Registered at
the Casino were Miss Lo;a Robin son Of
Baltimore. visiting Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish (.
A. H. barney ot New York. guest ~
c. u. Barnes John Fox. Dr.. guest on the
yacht Virginia Dr. and Mrs. W Allen
Bartlett OF New York. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Van Beuren; Miss Angelica
Brown. visiting Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan :
Mrs = Alexander and Miss II Alexan-
de-. guests on the steam yacht Speed
well J. Montgomery Strong Of New York.
A. BRYAN. Allen. guest " Henry Walters {:
Berkeley Updike 81 Doston. guest nj the
La Forge. and Meredith Mccormick Of
. Chicago.
About twenty ~ the summer resiien's
HAY. subscribed for the purchase OF pull
motor FOR Railey's Beach as n result OF
a drowning recently ut Newport Beach.
w A. street s the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Peabody Eustis. Franklin
/ 4 Pluminer Is visiting Arthur Curtiss
James.
Col. SCHUYLER Crosby Of New York. who
/ II i'll AZ tho Newport Hospital, having
/ been taken from Cant. Lloyd Phoenix
| yacht Intrepid on Tuesday. showed no
! Improvement to-day.
Tho Duchess OF Marlborough now hopes
to sail for Europe on the ST. Paul.
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plays and Players.

The opening of William a Brady :
Playhouse. in West Forty-eghth street.
with sylvia Runs Away" has been post
poned 10 Tuesday night I'm order not IA
conflict with the opening OF the Casino
Theatre on Monday.
Richard Sterling. leading man last sea
son with Edith and Mabel TaIiafcrro, has
been engaged by Conan & Harris for an
important part in Wanted, $4,000.
which they are to produce soon,
Rehearsas for May Rohson's new
play Martha Blythe Day were begun
yesterday under the direction Of Frank
Rcichcr. Tho cast, besides Miss Robson
will include julie Herne, Thomas
Meighan, Lois Frances Clark, Anita Clar'
endon. Coates Gwynnc, Violet Howard
Jauc Heron and Edward Brandt
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HAY-APPLETON.
Son ~ I,->ccretnry Weds New York
woman In Tpswicb.

lpsv0n Mass. Nug. Miss Alice
ApiIe''u. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
francis e Appleto1 OF New York and
Ipswich was married in the Ascension
Memorial church this afternoon to Clar-
-f'' J. HAY son OF the late John Hay,
na' was Secretary Of state. and Mrs.
Nav
The N~i1''s parents have long had n
summer home IN Ipswich known as APP
rl'ton Farms Miss Appleton Is "A sis
t'r NJ Miss Ruth Appleton. whose en-
nrem"r, 20 William q Wendell.
son ot Prof and Mrs. Barrett Wendell,
Wa announced IN MAY
IN" guests were seated by "A group of
sA"rS ali Harvard men, including Harold
Vanderbilt of New Yoik. Dudley l.
fckman. Dr., Of Boston and Beverly and
rs hrothor Edward " PioKman. with
francs r. Appleton, Jr, elder brother OF
The bride
r" hrdo wa escorted 70 the chance
:! h-T 'i'h"r who CAV" nor In marr!ag"
hef ONLY attendant was Miss joan WHIT
me- niece OF the bridegroom. rs maid %
,,oAo. Size tho daughter OF NJ ant
M-S Ia NJ. Whitney. the lGf+e' sormorll
MISS H.o1 Hay Of New York, who are
'"I.H- tine summer season at prideI
tf'se.H- Charles Lauier APPLETON
",",r ~ 'Hc bride served as hest man
me ceremony was performed by th'
.e. Roland 'o'tor Smith. - n. rector
: g John Episcopal Chrrcn in Wash
uF,oN NTi bias q summer homo In Ips
wen VI. was assisted hy the Rev. Rob
~ H Parker. rector " tho church A.
nv CONCLUSION az tho ceremony there wat
20 option 40 Appleton Farms Mr.. Hay
a'1 i.- pride arc TO make their home aftel
- N'43'i 'HI' I'm tho Hay mansion oi
S'N''r'H street, Washington.
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HAMMERSTEIN KEEPS VICTORIA.
Vumor of safe 10 strand Company
rromptIN set Aside.

\ persistent rurnnr yesterday that O.-
car Hammerstein had sold his Victoria
Theatre and Roof Garden, at the northwest
corner Of Forty second street and Sew
cnth avenue, to the Mark Strand Company
which runs the strand Theatre. met with
a prompt dental by Mr.. Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstsin said that tho roof
garden would close ON August IL for
necessary changes \ steel and glass root
would bo built on the roof of his al
Joining Republic Theatre. ne said. and
the roof of the Victoria entirely rear
ranged. During the winter both roofs
would be used. The Victoria Theatre
proper win continue vaudeville az here
tofoTc
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WOMEN PLAY BASEBALL
AND HEAR SUFFRAGIST
Game on Blake Grounds al
LpnOX-The BristedS Go
tn Newport.

LENox. Aug 5.--Bs sehall nv women
was played this afternoon az Pine Needles
the country place Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baty Blake. Mrs. Blake. Mrs Samuel
rockingham. Mrs David r Dana, Mrs
William r. n Field. Miss Isabel Shooter
Mrs Allen Il. Fenno and tho Misses
Heloise Meyer. Gertrude Parsons ana
Charlotte Y. Barnes were among those
out.
Mrs James H. Walker gave "A tea and
reception AZ owen House. Stockbridge,
this afternoon In honor OF Mrs. James
VI. Walker Of Chicago. Assisting at tho
tea tables we're Miss Amy Hamilton Of
New York and Mrs Brown Caldwell Of
Pittsburg.
Miss Charlotte Barner introduced Miss
Margaret Foley. a suffragist speaker. at
an open air meeting last night. Mrs
John Henry Hammond was among the
women who circulated literature in ths
crowd.
Secretary. OF Commerce Redheld ro-
turned to Washington to-day Mrs Red
field will remain in plttsheld for several
DAYS
Howard wiiietts has nlod claim for
$685. damages for the killing OF fifteen
Shropshire sheep and the njurng ~
others at New Marlboro.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom enter
tanned at dinner and bridge tonight AT
Sunnyridge Her guests were Mrs George
Haven. Mrs. John Il. Alexander. Mrs
Clark @, Voorhees, and the Misses Anna
f. Shaw. Louise Gilmore. Gertrude Par
sons and Ieloise Meyer.
John NJ X. Martinez OF New York
who was with his father in Spain whcr
the latter died. is now III of fever
Mrs. Martinez II with her son, who IL in
the mountains OF Spain. Samuel T. Blag
den. who had been visiting on Cape
Cod, has returned to Williamstown and
has Mr.. and Mrs John jay as his guest
Mrs John Davis and the Misses Davis
who had been the guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs Philip Blagden, have gone to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Harley Spencer OF New York I,
to be a seasons guest OF Mrs. Edwards
Spencer nj Shipton Court. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles Astor Bristed and the Misses
Symphorosa and Grace Bristed departed
by automobile to-day for Newport. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Paterson have gone
10 Sag Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth
/ Wickes, who lost their automobile II
France when the mobilization began. viii
return TO Lenox at the first opportunity
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Play Begins To-day at SHINE
cock Hills for Presidents
and Club Cups.
FINALS ON SATURDAY
Summer Colony Plans Many
FINALS ON SATURDAY
Summer Colony Plans Many
Entertainments for
Tennis Week.

SOUTHAMPTON. " Y, Aug THE an
nual club tournament and championship
begins tomorrow at the Shnnecock Hills
Golf Club and will last three days
Members OF the club only will contest and
the play is for an eighteen hole qualifying
round. first sixteen to qualify for the
presidents cup and second sixteen to
qualify for the Shinnecock cup. Prizes are
given by the president and trustees OF
the club.
The finals will be played on Saturday
and on saturday evening a bah will be
given at the club under the management
of Sherman Day. Andrew Sage, James
Taller and Reginald Brooks Several
dinners will precedc the ball among tho
largest of which will be the one to be
given by MIR and Mrs. w scott Cam
eron at tine Moorings George Palen Snow
will also give dinner.
Several large dances are heing ar
ranged for tennis week and the week pre-
ceding.
on August IL Mrs Henry q. Trevor
will give a dance at Meadow Mere to the
younger set Tor Miss Helen Trevor and
Master Gran Trevor. Ralph Preston will
be host at dinner and dance on August
| 10 ana on the 2ist Mr. and Mrs Henry
II. Rogers will give a dance at Hope
land. During tennis week MIR. and Mrs.
! Henry X. Rca viii entertain with a bah at
their house on the Dunes.
Mrs. r A. Valentine Is arranging for
a moving picture party at the Orcha rds
on Friday evening August 81. for her
! young son. Master Anderson Valentine.
A very inter, sting juvenile party was
given last night 10y Ms Shepherd X
| de Forest for tho Misses Augusta :.
! and Margaret d, Forest and their young
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert CowIl OF New
1 York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs y
Aymar Sands Mr. and Mrs Arthur whit
ney Of Rernardsville. who were visiting
with Mrs. Whi,ney's parents. Or and
Mrs = r. Wyckon. have returned o.
Bernardsvilc. y. ]
Rear Admiral John Hubbard, T. < y.
I retired has been spending few dayi
with James g. Parrish at Hrithermerc
his country home on Shiunecock Hills
| Among others who are passing Il few day
here are Senator Gilbert VI. Hitchcock OF
| Nebraska who is guest Of stephen n
Brown ut the Irving House Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Morris. guests of Mr. and Mrs
George :. Patterson James Taller. CUES
of Mrs. Robert L. stevens and John Tai
madxe. who Is with Mr. and Mrs. W
De Lancry kountze. Andrew Sage AND
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs Henry W. sage.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Fincke arr
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Finckei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George 9. Clark.
Mrs. Charles T. Miller. Miss Mar
garet Trevor, Ansell Clark and Danfortl
Miller have Just returned from a fou
weeks fishing trip in Canada.
| Mrs Henry Rogers Winthrop is sApecte,
To- return from Europe this week and vii
spend few weeks with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Henry n. Bsbcock-
Lester Armour arrived home this weel
after visit with friends in Rye. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Cumnock ar
visiting with Mrs. Waiter L. Cutting
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Mrs. Norton Ellsworth Wood.

aTstt and white satin hat trimmed
VITA rgk roses. There wcrN no bridal
attendants. Harold n. Weaver acted as
hest man and Fred e. Tanner. WarrNn
Fowl and Or. Auan Cooley Were the ush-
es
immediately after the ceremony there
'is ..'p.1u IN the gallery of the
Naront, Arr, club. ~ Grhmercy Park.
Cap Nlnn and his bride left later
m HI.- wedding journey. They will live
H Oklahoma
Capt Wood 90 a son Of the late Brig
zen. Oliver Ellsworth Wood. L. : A. He
vas formerly attached n the American
Embassy .H Madrid, Spain, and is now
member of the Fifth Artillery Corps
- F.-' ~|I. oklahoma
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Charles Francis Bourk~.

Charles Francis Bourke. a writer OF
short stories and at one time an editor
OF Golfers Weekly. died on Tuesday at
the Hotel Seymour where he had made
his home lie was 40 years old. He was
born In Detroit. Mich, and while living
there IN 1895 he sent a short story TO
MIR Wenzell the artist. who sold Vt 70
+. + Collier. MIR. Collier sent for Mr..
Bourke and offered him an editorial pos
ton on Colt RS weekly. He was on Col
Hers stan for seven years In recent
years in collaboration with his wife, Mrs.
5. Ten Eyck Bourke he had written many
stories for Hdrpcrs Weekly. Munsevs.
Lesiic's weekly and the Associated Sun
day Magazines,
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Sew York state Retail Grocers Asso-
citation convention. Broadway Central
Hotel
National Arts Club, exhibition OF paint
ings ll9 East Nineteenth street.
Washington Irving High School, exhibit
ton OF paintings from the Metropolitan
Museum. \, NJ. to p, NJ
Columbia University, summer session,
lecture The Radiancy of Christian Life. -
Miss Marion Kyle chapel, S ;O5 A. NJ. fes.
tival chorus The Messiah" st, Pauls
Chapel, s:15 = NJ
Republican unofficial primaries
city Club. exhibition of paintings, b5
West Fortv-fourth street
Meeting Of Mayors committee to plan
relief for Americans In Europe, City Hall
II A. NJ
Daily service Of special intercesslon
for peace. All Saints Chapel and ST
Psul's Church. ~ NJ
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HE COMES UP SMILING" PUT OFF.
play VIII Not Open Tomorrow NJ
Republic Theatre.

The engagement Of Douglas Fairbanks
IN He Comes Up smiling" which was
to have begun tomorrow night at the
Republic Theatre. has been postponed in
definitely because OF a change In the
booking plans of A. ~ Woods. the pro
ducer. The piece will open instead at
the Broad street Theatre. Philadelphia,
later.
Tho opening attraction NJ the Re
public Theatre under the management Of
Mr. Woods will he THE High Cost OF
Loving which will be shown ON August
- Lew Fields will he starred iG the
piece and Vt will be his first appearance
in play other than musical comedy
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WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

CATHERINE \ +, CASANOVA, who died
I'm Naples on May ~. left an estate of
more than 100000 in real and personal
property. Her daughter, Ermna Modesto
Schroon. received $4,000 outright and a
share I'm the reslduary estate. her sis
tor, Mary Mccormick. an annuity of
$500 the Same amount To her brother,
James Mccormick, and 500 month 20
S"bastiana Casanova II she needs II on
leaving the convent. where she is being
educated. Felix Charles Maria Hermann,
a grandson, gets 500 month so long
as he is obedient and respectful 20 his
mother" and $4,000 "A year goes 10 "a
granddaughter, Marie Louise Catherine
Schroen II she is educated In Roman
Catholic convent In England
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MIZZI HAJOS Is SAFE.
shes Back Here 20 Prove II and n
Little Nervous.

Mzz Hajos. who was ,he heroine ~
Henry Savages "Sari" all last winter AZ
the New Amsterdam Theatre and will
continue in that role next season. arrived
yesterday full OF excitement and curiosity
about the men of her family. whom she
left In Hungary. She turned up on tho
Olympic. although the Savage office was
not certain about her whereabouts, as shc
had been expected for the past week.
4 wac while In London that Miss Hsjos
decided war was inevitable and took pas
sage on the Olympic. She was busy YES
terday sending cables to her two brothers
who are in the Austrian reserve. One II
on the Servlan frontier.
One Of the musicians IN the orchestra ~
"Sari" was Otto Neumann. tho first oboe
iet. lie arrived yesterday on the Presi-
dent Lincoln. lie Is naturalized Ameri
can.
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MISS ARNOLD, ARTIST, ENGAGED.
VIII Marry A. &. Nash, Architect
No Date Set.

Announcement has been made of the
engagement NJ Miss Mary Screven Arnold
daughter OF the late Thomas Clay Arnold
to Arthur Cleveland Nash Of this city.
Miss Arnold who IL "A portrait painter is
a member of n prominent Georgia family.
She is "A granddaughter of Col John Scre-
ven OF Savannah. She has passed a great
deal of her time in travel and study in
Europe. During the summer she has
been spending some time with her sister,
Mrs Frederick Wolcott Jackson, In Glen
Ridge, " J.
MI Nash. who Is an architect, Is a son
of the late PROF. Francis Philip Nash and
a grandson OF the late Bishop Cleveland
Coke. He was graduated from Harvard
in 1894 and studied at the Ecole DIES
Beaux Arts In Paris. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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John TelachON.

John Tcschow 80. Of 1897 Avenue A.
died at II o'clock Tuesday night follow
ing a stroke "f paralysis. As a fore
man FOR the jackson Architectural Iron
Works he was actively Identified IN tho
construction of many of the earlier sky
scrapers IN this city His last active
work was on the million dollar mansion
Of the late william g. Whitney at Wheat
ley His, l.. lie left a widow. two
sons and daughter and several grand
children. lnterment will be at Lutheran
Cemetery.
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II. G. ARMITAGE.
Well known Thread Manufactures
Dies In Bay shore, l., T..

BAY SHORE, L. l.. Aug. 5--The funeral
Of II. q. Armltage. the we'll known New
York thread merchant, will Re held to-
morrow from his home on Main street
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. Francis Birmingham, pastor OF
Christ Episcopal Church. Babylon.
Mr.. Armitage. who was 20 years old.
died from heart disease at his home
here Tuesday morning. He was born in
England but at the outbreak of tho
civil war came to this country and served
during the war as A Lieutenant on the
stan Of Gen. Taylor
Mr. Armitage was a member Of the
executive committee OF the William
Clark Thread Company. He was one ~
the best known authorities on thread in
this country.
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MARRIED.

FAY-APPLEroN. Ascension Memoirs,
Church, Ipswich, Mass. IN Wednesday,
August s. 1914, Nv tho Rev. Robert n
Parker. assisted ty the Rev. Roland Cot.
ton Smith. Alice, daughter OF Francis
r. Appleton, % Clarence Leonard Hay
NASSEY-FULLER August &. Maxwell
Foster Fuller % Albert P. Massey ny
Rev Or. Nathan A sessle OF 81
stephens p. r Church. az the home Of
the bride, sos West i5Ith street, Man.
haitian.