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The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
MOMENTUM PAMPHLETS
ATKING AND QUEEN

LONDON June 27.-Two suffra
gettes sucdnded today in getting
near enough TO King George and
Queen Margto lombard them With
equal suffFe literature Their
majesties wf errcu,c - a fire bri.
gade review B Hyde park The two
women slipph through guards and
papers whichthey threw struck the
kings head id the queens parasol
The suffrage0s were arrested.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

One OF the MOST novel and az the
same time artistic displays ever seen
in an automobile show room in De
troit, is being featured this week in
the local branch OF the Regal at No.
75S Woodward-ave. Just inside the
plate-glass front is a gold frame
which is almost the exact dimensions
OF the window Conferred in the frame
is bed Of deep sand laid out as a
road exactly the same Kind Of road
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I,E1,.

DIP.
June e6 at residence. SIS
East Congress Mary Ann. aged
80 years. beloN wife OF Jacob
Kutuz, mother I Frederick J. and
William w Kusz sister OF James,
David and Geort Roberts and Mrs
r. J O'Connor. Funeral Monday at
p m.
-Jund %. at Hosippton.
Kan Thomas Abn. beloved son Of
Mr. and Mrs H%y McQuiilan Fu-
neral from residdCe 9N5 Mt Elliott
ave. sunday at p. IN,
PARKER -On Frik. June 2s. 1914. at
Harper hospital Arthur Maxwell
Parker husband OF Helen Titts
Parker Notice II funeral later
SHOOK 90. ~ al Harper hos
piral Rose Amos hook, beloved wife
OF Henry j. AMI dear mother Of
Ruth Amos Moth OF funeral later.
Valley June 26lLouis Nelson. at
his residence, % ldison-ave, below
ed husband OF Ia G. and loving
father OF Edna GlNotice OF funeral
later.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
DRIVER OF POLICE
RIGS MUST BE TIMED

Following the safety first propa-
Randa that is sweeping the country,
Commissioner Gillespie has ruled that
no person shall be allowed 20 drive
police vehicle until be passes tests
and Is passed. as careful. competent
driver. Sergt William Field. OF the
motorcycle squad. and Supt Louis
Ruthenbeck Of the police garage, TO
make the tests.
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reighbors, who swarmed 10 the res
cue with clothes poles. pi,,... orks.
graphing hooks ana wooden clothes
pins. tie latter 10 fasten on their
noses
By the time that Signal Officers
William Mierow and Chris. Nelson
arrived with the patrol wagon from
Chene station, Howly was rescued.
and they were glad OF IT,
Howly was injured about the body
and legs but was able To walk TO the
patrol wagon in which ne was taken
20 his home
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
posroN CoPPrR SHARE SALES.

Sales ~ juno 70. turnIsHtd bN HaN-
den. Stone a. Co. June 81.
Auouez 65 Butte q Superior 1880 .
Calumet q Arizona 421. calumet e.
Hecla. is. chino, tss CRANKY $50;
Greene Cananea. So Isle Royal 30,
Keweenaw so. La sale. 10. Mas
Cons 1925. Mavhow~ 3 Mohawk.
North Butte 1876. old Colony Miuing,
l6O. Oiibway 100; Pond Creek Coal. 90
Quincy T53 santa Re Gold e. Copper,
TO shannon Copper. 20. superior Cop
per SIS. TRINITY 80. T.. :. Refining, sos.
L s Refining pr. 297 Utah Cons, 52G:
Wolverine no
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cOvToNM Mt BONDS
n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, June 27-Close: Chicago
shorts were securing little sunday
spending money They cornered and
gave wheat an early tone Of Grmness
Trading was quiet all day.
The American northwest Is complain
ing OF too much rain and they are get
only bullish point in the market aside
from the speculative condition OF too
many bears being short too much
wheat The new crop movement is in
Creasing az a rate that indicates liberal
selling by winter wheat farmers Kan
sas city had 80 cars OF new wheat on
Saturday and hedging sales were
liberal Mills are not good buyers Of
wheat and foreigners are haggling FOR
lower prices.
The Liverpool decline was credited
10 lower prices here and In Winnipeg
and there was much liquidation based
on a belief in early and large exports
OF American winter wheat The dis
tant months received some support.
Russia was holding back and Liverpool
dealers had ndXlces that Americaa
farmers would not be free sellers at
present prices. Later Russia sent out
favorable crop reports and the tone
The week has been one OF declining
wheat values and prices suffered 20 the
extent OF a bout c. all because Of the
fine outlook for winter wheat in this
country.
Wheat ruled fir mand closed with an
advance OF &c.
Corn advanced &c and cloversced
lost lOc. other coarse grains and
seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations Cash No. red.
S61 g. July opened without change at
79A c and advanced TO soc: September
opened at S0Lc and advanced 10 so tac,
No ! white. sake
Coarse grain quotations-Corn: Cash
No, 3 ne No. yellow re; No. 4
yellow, Tic.
Oats Standard. 41c asked; No 3
white, 40'c asked No. 4 white 3sih a.
sec
Rye Cash No. ?. ssc: July $50 bid
Beans Immediate and prompt sh
ment, SLs5, june. SlS7. July, Sl90; .
october, tt.g5
Cloverseed Prime spot. $50; octo-
Der and December. $3.50 prime spot
SO
Timothy Prime spot $3.50
Alfyalfa: Prime spot 1896.
Receipts IT. Detroit on SATURDAY, in
cludcd 900 bills OF -four, 8 cars or
oats and Z OF hay. withdrawals were
1000 bbls. OF sour 1000 bu OF wheat
and 5000 bu. OF corn. stocks are 3l.-
90o hu OF wheat, $500 bu. OF corn,
Sc, 900 bu. Of oats and 1850 hu. OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed "a ~ q, low
er and corn AdAd higher.
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
It's, 600 bu. for one day.
Receipts OF wheat saturday. Chicago.
30 cars, against 50 a year sRo. ', inni-
peg. 264 cars, against l46 year ago.
Exports OF wheat and 1our Saturday.
50 600 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 400 600
| bu.. against $4,000 bu. a year ago
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NICW YORK. June Zl.--Ihe weekly
actual bank statement today showed
the following changes
Surplus decreased S7,4SlOpO. loans,
decreased 81 s33 900. specie decrcas ed
S557S0O0 lcgalE decreased $685. 900;
deposits decreased si9.a96,00o. circu-
lation. increased $4,000; surplus re-
serve. S8135T.S50.
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CHICAGO nIrrER MARhET.

CHICAGO june I'd Butter Extras
IS izc hrsts, ESQ dairy extras. go,
nrsts ZIC Eggs Prime Ordinary n =
q ltct nvsts. sQtlNc cheese. Twins
sc young Americas lGe Live poultry:
Fowls, D. y 70 Ice, ducks. IOi1 ulNt,
geese, realise, springs ~ pc turks
r6c Potatoes. Michigan $I 1910 .-1.
Wisconsin. $1,000 ITO. Minnesota 4 70
@120 New potatoes 81. 4Nfsl 80,
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,INtoN srocK YARDs. cuIc,oo

CHICAGO, June 27.--Hogs Receipts
butchers, SS,O59S42: good heavy. IS 10
N9S.aO: rough heavy, s795dS1O; light.
ts.l0Gs.4o: pigs. ss.50Gs15. Cattle,
Ikeeeipts. 200; market slow, steady.
heeves ST50n9.40; cows and helfers
S3.7OnS.S5: stockers and feeders. S6f
nS.15: Texans, $1,000 100. calves ss.7s
faaSb. sheep. Receipts, 5000 market
steady; native, s5.40Q6.30i western.
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RITTER ANn EGGS.

Butter creamery extras, 20 - =.
hrsts, 20 ~ DAIRY. ISC, packing sto1 X.
per doZ. Receipts. l,OI5 cases
EgEs-tresh receipts, cases include !,
rrsts lS1zc, current receipts, II "a C per
HoZ
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

CHICAGO. June 27-Confiictinp con
ditions at the opening OF the market
today caused a slight increase in sen
TENDER wheat futures and n drop o.
a In July. Lower foreign cables were
the bear influences. while n moderate
demand on this side helped the bulls
The market was quiet during the first
hair hour. the TRADERS apparently not
having made up their minds which
factor was the most Important
Corn started &C higher for July and
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
rnLEno LIYE srncI1

TOLEDUt june II ftFcNiptH ! BOO:
market steady TO strOHEf heavies. $3.50
Es.fE. mediums. sS40mS45; yorkers
~ $3.50. Calves Market slow Sheen
end lambs. Market slow
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\ on on September with a fair de-
mand from shorts and moderate offer
inEs
Oats were unchanged with little ac-
tivity.
Provisions were easy and slightly
lower. except for July pork.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

CHICAGO, juno 2I-OpenIng7 Wheat.
July down &c, sept up &C Coru:
unchanged. Sept up &c. Provisions.
Steady.
Close--Wheat: July up Nc: sep
TENDER up &c. Corn July up sc.
sc, September up &c Provisions
Slightly higher
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

CLEVELAND. o., June 27--HORs.
keoelPss $500 market az. nsm 70 sS high.
and iigbts SS2s. roughs, 80. stays,
t1t0. Cattle. Receipts : cars market
tfnady. Shoep and lsnbs. Receipts
tor. aorlng lambs. $3.50 aop calves:
Receipts TOE. market STEADY, tii.O0
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

that IS absolutely startling. Thou
sands OF passersby have admired the
window. and every day since il has
been on exhibition, hundreds OF peo'
pie have stopped in TO compliment
Fred Weger. 10 whose fertile brain
the design is due. II marks devel.
opment i'm the possibilities of attrac-
lively showing autom .Jiles Incl
dentally the window has intensified
the interest which the new Regal has
aroused among Detroit's motor car
buying public,
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

To Buffalo. Niagara Enls and Clevc-
land every Saturday are popular. be-
cause the big boats offer every induce
ment for real recreation and rest Mato
your arrangements ia advance.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

r.'s =: s' s.s g Rss; NIL c.s.' Times
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
FLORErs.

FLORBrs.
PHONE ORDERS FOL flowers promptly
Nlled Corsage bo0uets and funeral
designs a speciald Mrs r Rush.
Florist 1875 MiChiEb ave West a273
HELL WANIb-MALE.
BOOKKEEPERS stbog .rs and
genera! office help w. usttions
kindly call or Wri tsy B
Miller Agency. 526 b ON
GOVERNMENT ELIMINATION
Thorough instructed So Returned
~ not appointed PARTICULARS free
American civil SerVie school. Wash
inEton, II. {.
WANTED statesmen b start not later
than July 90 SRry or commits
sion. First-class pferences must
accompany appleton Address
United States Whit Co. Westneld
Mass
WANTED-5O teams ~ hauling dirt
at Wayne and Mlhigan. steady
work. Report mornbR at $40
BODY BUILDER wantd a high-grad
wood body builder. tNperienced on
Limousine work AdfeSS with ref
erence. y. o. box S5l Detroit
TOOL DESIGNERS-Ca use two or
three first class mem state eNper-
fence and name OF Rst employer
Address j. O.. OoX 1921 Detroit
GRtDLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steady work at good tages for cap
able man Must be ole to set Up
Address with refereHe r. q. box
50, Detroit.
GOVERNMENT POSITBNS are easy
20 secure. pay big lalaFies offer
lifelong work reeulr promotions,
vacations with pay iecurity from
strikes and financial doubles FIX
amiuations 20 pe hell soon in De-
trOlt Information ne Why not
get n position that vi pay YOU the
salary you arc WORTH Box 26s. Ce-
dar Rapids. Iowa.
WANTED immediately fremen and
brcakmen graduates ,r Burlington.
Milwaukee and North Western Rail-
roads Experience Unnecessary. par
tlCulars free. write toby 61o Rail
way Bureau. East st. Louis, Ill
---- - .-------
HELP WANTED-EMALE.
LADIES HATS cLEANEI and blocked
Hat Frame NItu. 81 iatiot-ave
--Panamas our speoialf Exclusive
TO BENT-RodIs.
Stop at the Hotel franklin
on East I.arned-st., Jusua step from
Woodward and JehersOHaves Extra
IL RI. JAMES K son PRoPRs.
ROOMS Furniture for rods complete.
81 weekly Srr So lth.
TO RENT-FLA'S.
NORTHWESTERN, 169. cener Wilde.
mere. Five largo roomsRnd alcove.
bathroom. Tonclcd dinigroom; gas
stoves. heater furnace lruit cellar:
screens Walnut lG46-R,
CALL
RENTAL DEPARTMENT
JEROME r pOOt,
sos EllSS' Tnrnrle Rlc
TO RENT-HOUsB
HANNAH RENTAL AENCY
ONE McGRAw BLus
sToHAGf ANo ,AHItE.
ACME STORAGE, mammoth Arenouse.
Storage. moving. Main 500 ~ Gilman.
WAYNE COUNTY MOVING / sToR.
AGE CO.-Furniture stored IN com.
partmentsi large van Nah 2665
RoEHL BROS. Storage. Garage and
Packing. Ofhce i62 Alfred Hdge s2s
To RENT-PIANOS.
GOOD PtANOs for any IengtIOf time
and rental paid cup TO one yar), ap.
plieC on purchase Satisfactory
prices und good service. J. l.. Hud.
son Piano Dept, TIN floor bdh Hud.
son stores
RENTAL PIANo-Good ones, upright
OF grand rrics and servio salts.
fsctoly Years rental appied on
purchase i l. Hudson Plan Dept.
7th floor both Hudson storee
MONEY TO .OAN.
CONSTR UCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts J Weper. 800 sratioL
PERSONALS.
NOTICE - III any poor Girl 10 In
trouble needing ADVICE frifnlship or
help write or call on she. MAR.
GARET DUFFY. gge Fortst west
salvation Army
COLLECTORS or HAD BEBTs.
No COILECTION-No CHAHE. suits
brought. Wages garnished Mer-
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

Y AND CONTRACTS BOUGHT
Liberal loans on real estate. Realty
exchanges specially. VIII buy real
estate equities.
EBERT, 3O9 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
Exceptional Value Here

CRANE AVE term. and bath nice
lot only S9100: easy terms
WELLINGTCN-AYE. --f-ro, and bath.
good location s3.0O0i no objection TO.
colorsd people
Frank n Briggs, $40 Dime Bank Bldg.
cherry 1850
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27

A.-lypewriters-All Makes
New, visible. $50. hue reDuilts. $40 to
$50. 100 Jefferson, third moor Fisher
building
The Detroit times., 1914-06-27
CmICAGo GRAIN ANn PRnNIsInNl

BIC. s-sold. Eb.splIt H.Asked.
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nary q p > reception -ircu for nor pN
her mother 90 nor home
Mir and NJ Paul 6. Thcbsnd Dr.. have
rei.lned from their wedding trip and are
az Nj Thebaud's country place IN Nn'e
Plains. y. s.
Nj. and Mrs William -. Guthrie leit
Yesterday for Canada. to remain ten DAYS.
Mrs Wlum 6ayaro ClttuS and Mics
Olivia cuttinc have returned to New
York from Olkdsie Long Island.
Miss Josephine Nicoii daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Delaney Nicoli returne" 10
1.-THE city Thursday after visit 20 ocf
aunt. Mrs. Dawson Coleman. n Pnia-
delphia
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GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES.

\ soiree danssnt was gwen ieS'
Wednesday evening by Mrs Emile j.
Cuendet and Miss Angela NJ Brosnan at
No West slst street There were over
two hundred guests
The Countess dc Oristan and her cons-
m. the Count de Jannelii. save Am eN-
hi5.Gou tango and make. and Mrs. Cor
coran followed along the same lines M
PRODUCING many pretty novelties General
dancing followed.
Receiving with Mrs. Cueudet ana MIS-
Brosnsn were Miss Fave RODRIGUEZ. Mss
Madeline NJ Barrett. Miss Clara Heid''
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Browne Al so ID" last %" ~
Among those who are tak'ns paft J"
the faudeHille are James H. MurI8N' j"
champion fence or America. NHcehl
sullivan. The we'll known tenor ana MISS
Frances Montague Nard. VINO VII! 9Ne
FANCY dance. assisted oY heohdIu ooN'
Inc afternoon pcItoi7n'slce VIII
q; ana the evening one al .
The marriage OF Miss Ruth @Iop'
daughter o. the late John Fichmono Odd.
10 Harold W. Carhart. of this city. VIII
take plzcc next Thursday afternoon ~
= Thomas's Church
Miss G''n gave u'"ne' '8''
her attendants 81 the nome o' "'' '''
ents. ana Mr.. ~arnal gave n's 'e"e''
bachelor dinner at Demon'cos
Iilnt Rev. ard MIS-. Ai'no. : '"o' O.
viii he married 10 GAVIN haddeh' son O
Nh. ahd MIS-. Haiolo d'P"''' "'''
next saturday afternoon I'D tue '"uic" 81
tie Incarnation
Ma iladden gave us iare"s" '''
bllbN' loN' .b5ht - 'i'' TO-
in Il Panls church neN' ''',.
afternoon MiSs 'sa'e.
''''' WIZ "a. 80,
81. ''"'' W. VI Na'''''7
VIII 'aNe "ei Histe'S' ,
Iutoop seer ana MISS Ne'''''- ""'
Geer as her bridesmaids ano OH!
toncsnt2. John ". Fhomas' 81 ooS'o"' -
Il" be Uest man and me ush''S
arc Major James \. Logan - -,
captain Frank mccoy l. :. - n"H',
Mics ana mares w tc~a"
Washington rfahcls NUM-
W. Montague seer lr- mere VIII ~ "'
reception.
Mr.. Geer who - secretary 81 me "a
tional Chamber 81 Commerce WIZ sNe
ms farewell barheior dinner next s"''eS
dsv Al the University 'luo.
one Of the Easter brides viii - MISS
Carmen f. Martinez. daughter OF MT
; and Mrs. Miguel Il. Martinez. whose
, marriage 10 Or Thomas Flournoy, or
Pittsfcld Mass. viii take place on Apr!l
- ?; the home Of her parents, 30. =
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may apply 10 Mrs. Jewell No. 81 East 18Th
street
Mr.. lanes Speyer. under whose su-
spices ihe childrens performance of
Grumpy" viii be given Al Wsllack's The
stre next Thursday afternoon for the
benefit Of - Msrv's FREQ Hospital for
Children. reports that she has never had
such a demand for seats a. any previous
benefit
In aid ~ Greenwich House. ~. %
Jones street dance VIII be held next
Thursday nisht AZ Shcrry's There " II D.
competitive dancing during the evenins
and prizes Will ne awarded
Plans arc beng made for the aunus'
Mi-Careme carnival. which will ne held al
Snerrv's on March - for the benefit of
The West side Juvenile club. The enter
fainmeut will include vaudeville numbers
by amateurs fancy dancing and songs.
The club maintains a house in the old
Greenwich Village section ~ the city.
where Rows and sirls VINO are members
receive the benefits. % educational tram
ing and recreation. Rowland :. Davis IS
president Of the club. and among other
officers and members are j. Horton Jams
Harold lmbrie. j. FahNs Cook. Charles
King percy $ Weeks. SCHUYLER NJ. Meyer
and Ernest 5. Ballard
4 dansant and vaudeville viii be gwen
-, The afternoon and evening OF Ferru-
airy p. in aid OF the New YORK Home LOT
Conys lcscents. al the Hotel Gotham I'M
der the patronage OF Miss MarN Van
Buren, Nanderpoel Mrs. Russell Weilman
Moore Mr.. Charles u. Sabln. MIS-
Charles e. Ofyis. Mrs. Warren McConihe'
Mrs.. james T. Pope. AIRS W. EDWARD
Vermilys and Mrs Samuel Is. browne.
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@ocE7Y WILL MAKE Mc pRE- zuzN WEEK CIV OM
Prof,lse ard Pleasant Entertainments Planned
for Members Of the World Of Fash
ION Include Dances, Dinners
and Theatre Parties

Eleanor Asnrv. Miss Elizabeth Blister
Miss margarine Herbert. Hiss Madeleine
Lintott Miss Marie i'arrcily. Miss julia
Brewster. Miss Viola Van Mort. MISS
Helen Larkin Miss Alice Rauber, Miss
T. FeIrier Miss Dorothy couron. Miss
Mary Mcclure. Miss Mary Rciilev. Miss
katherine Agnew. Miss Estelle Mulqnecn'
Miss Ethel Powers, Miss Maud S. Scott
Miss Beatrice Smith and others.
The patronosses are Ms Ernest }. u.
Amy Mrs -. j. OConor Mr. y. !.
Conn'ck. Mrs Frederick Mu'grcW. Mrs.
John r. Kelly. Mrs 4. Johnson McEn-
tyre. Mrs. J. r. Todd and Ms a. h.
Brown
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The fourth Of the series OF Delmonsco
Dances will take place Oh Wednesday
next al Delmouicos. The subscribers IN
clude Miss Madeleine o'Conor Miss Thso-
dora Brown. Miss adelaide Kelly, Miss
Ethel and Miss Olive King. Miss Claire
. Donohuc. Miss Adelinc . ponohue Miss
Olendorf Miss Edna Olendorf Miss Con
stance Connick. Miss Marguerite Radley
Miss Jeanette Lord Miss Katherine Nc
Eutyrc. Miss Gladys O'Donohue. Miss
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He : = brother n Samuel j. and David
Waestsn and Or Miss Margaret Was-
stan who was introduced 10 society last
sea son. 30 date has been set for the
weddine
Nj and Ms Cumnock aud their daush-
ter LEFT Yesterday FOR Palm Beach. Fla
!, To remain Tor a month.
Another important engagement am
nounced last week was that IF MISS
Eleapor l.. Burrill. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Livingston Burrill, Of 10
West 4Sth street. 10 Francis Ormond
French. eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Tuck French. Miss Burril made her
debut I'm society four years ago she IS
4. sister OF Miss Beatrice BurriI,
debutsnte of the winter and 2 niece OF
Middleton :. Burrill and OF Mrs. George
Wallace FORSYTH MI French s 2 brother
OF Mrs Samuel j. Wagstaff and a nephew
OF Lady Cheylesmore and OF MIS- French
Vanderbilt He is grandson ~ Mrs
Francis Ormond French and ~ Mrs.
Stuvvesant lie Roy. Mr. French was
graduated from Harvard IN 1872. and is
member or the Knickeroocker and Tuxedo
clubs.
Mr. and Mrs j. Edwin Dodge. OF Flush
ing. Long Island. announced last TUESDAY
tho enforcement OF their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Harper Dodge. TO Harvey Ed
ward FISH. II. Of this city. Miss Dodge
= granddaughter of the late DAVID
stuart Dodge and a great granddaughter
OF the late Joseph Wesley Harper. M.
Fisk 10 son OF Mr. and Mrs Harvey r.
Fish lie was graduated from Princeton
i'm 1912. and is member 81 the sons o.
the Revolution and ~ the Society oi
Colonial Wars.
Announcement has been made % the en-
sasement OF Miss Nadine Melbourne
daughter of Nj. and Mrs George \ Mel
bourne. OF Uhitestone Long Island 90
l. Vail Converse. son OF Mrs. l.. Gro
vene Converse. az this city. The wedding
will take place in the early spring
Mrs. Austen GRAY. OF No. a East Soth
street. was one OF the committee in
charge Of the costume ball which was
given a, Sherrys last month for the bene-
nj % the Lying-ln Hospital.
Miss HELEN ". RYDER daughter Of On
and Mrs ]. Elmer Ryder. Of No. 9sl Park
avenue. was introduced 10 society on Jan
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~, "sici Cras bail for the benefit d
a.. INA Day Nursery. 10 be given at the
on the evening Of Shrovc Tues
F, - "aafN q. viii mark the close o.
a.. CUT social season All the boxes
49,. -" sold. There are many sur
I. Store Tor the evening. and the
&C., splnt viii prevail i, has been
q. '"a' i viii moi be necessary for
al I, D" wear masks OF dominos.
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bold. Mrs Charles L. Tiffany and Mrs
Cornelius g. Bliss. jr
Tickets and boxes may be obtained
from Mrs Henry Willard. president of
tie association. No. 30 Park avenue.
FOR the benefit OF the New York Home
for ConNalesccnts cafe dance and
vaudeville viii be given next Saturday
afternoon A the Gotham The patronesses
arc Afss Russell Wellman Moore. Mrs
james r.. Pope. AIRS g. Wilson Smith.
Mrs. Charles II Oris and Miss Mary
Van Buren, NauderpoeL Tickets may be
secured from Miss NanderpoeL 40. 50
East sd street
d. Charles \ Eastman the dis,n-
sushod Sioux Indian author physician
ana lecturer. will deliver lecture on
The Real Indian" next TUESDAY morn
ing in the ballroom Of the Plaza under the
auspices OF tho New York City Indian
Association He will he assisted by his
daughter. Miss Irene Eastman. who Will
sing Indian songs The proceeds OF the
entertainment will be used for the main
tonance Of the mission and hospital re-
Gently established among the NsNajos a.
Indian Wells 'Ariz
Among the patronosses arc Mrs. Arson
p. Attcrbury Mrs John II. Joweit. Mrs.
lohu Noble Stearns Mrs. Charles u.
Parkhyrst. Mrs Wilton Merle-smith. Mrs
John T. Duncan. Miss Mabel Choate and
Miss Amy Townsend.
The National ORGANIZATION OF Catholic
Vomep. which is cndesvoring 10 build a
church At the Catholic University. Wash
incton. in honor Of the Immaculate Con-
ccption. viii give q luncheon next Tues
dav AT the Hotel McAlpin Prominent
men viii speak on the need of this church
An, one desiring 10 attend the luncheon