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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
MISS MERRIAM WEEDS
HENRY D. ABBOT
Many Persons Prominent in Art
and Literature Witness
the Marriage.

Washington. April 29-Several hun
dred persons prominent IN art. literature
and science. as we'll as number from
the army. navy and official and unofficial
society. filed ST. Thomas Church At S
o'clock this evening TO witness the mar
rlace OF Miss Dorothy Merriam and
Henry y. Abbot. The Rev. c. Ernest
Smith performed the ceremony There
was an elaborate musical programme.
The church was decorated with white
blossoms and yellow jonquils against a
background Of green while the drawing
room and other parts of the brides
home. where the reception was held. va.
abloom with white lilacs jonquils, ferns
and other flowers.
Dr G. Hart Merriam escorted his
daughter = the altar and save her in
marriage. She wore graceful gown OF
ivory white crepe neva. with long angel
sleeves Of chiffon. and some rare old
Brussels lace on the bodice. TIE long
tulie veil was worn with A cap Of tulle
and lace. end clusters Of orange bios
sons hcIi u in place on the long train.
Brides roses and lIlcs-of-ttc-yalley
formed lcr bouquet. and she wore a
pendant Of diamonds. with an aquana-
rine i'm the centre tho bridegroom we'd
ding present TO his bride.
Miss Zaua'de Merriam. the brides SIS
ter. was maid Of honor. There We're siK
bridesmaids Mss Elnora Abbot and
Miss Marion Abbot OF New York, sisters
of the bridegroom. Miss Henry Estee, %
Buffalo Miss Mary Tugh. Miss Dorothy
holman ard Miss Cornelia Smith, or
Washington.
John r Emory. Of Washr ston, was
host man for Mr Abbot and the ushers
were Clarence " Decker and William
Lee White. Of New York; Wesley T.
Englehorn. % Spokane: II. Harrington
Brooks. of st Adams. VI, Dehon Blake
and Harry Bclcher. Of Boston. and Mar
tn T Fisher. Alfred r. Taylor and Tsy-
Tor Thorn Of y Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
S4O5 FOR BOOK OF BARD
Fourth Folio Copy of Shake
speare Bought at Sale.

At tie final session Yesterday or the
Doane sale Of books ard autographs at
the Anderson Galleries J. F. Drake paid
the top -,ao5-for the fourth folo
copy o. Shakespeare Comedies HIS
tories and Tragedies, including a por-
trait of Shakespeare engraved by Marun
Drocshout. with verses by Ben Jonson
beneath. II was printed IN London in loS'
For an extra illustrated edition or the
Waverley Novels in twenty-five volumes
J. =. Lewis save 500 90 He also paid
1855 for thirty-three volumes. including
The Lives Of the Queens Of England
and other royal personages. by Agnes
Strickland and Mary Anne Green.
Charles Scssler. o; Philadelphia. gave
$50 for A FIRST edition or Ruskin's poems
and 800 FOR a Hrs' edition OF The Vicar
OF Wakefield" by Goldsmith. illustrated
with tventy-four cvlored plates by Thorn
az Rovlaudson. RE also gave $40 ior
THE Ife and Times Of Sir Joshua
REYNOLDS" in six volumes. Gabriel Neis
obtained. FOR $50. an extra illustrated
edition Of Ida NJ Tarbells The Life OF
Abraham Lincoln" in two volumes. The
total Of the session was <4.s2l %. making
the total Of the sale Sl5.s,1 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
MISS WILSON SECRETIVE
Does Not Tell of Arrangements
for Wedding.

Washington. April 29-Only seven DAYS
remain until the day set for the MARRIAGE
% Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson and
William Gibbs McAdoo. the Secretary az
the Treasury. and yet little ia known
about the arrangements FOR the event
II has been learned that the ceremony
will be performed in the late afternoon.
probably between and . o'clock. and the
Blue Room is almost certain TO he chosen
as the setting for IT, Miss Wilson has
been heard 70 express her dislike for the
Formally and coldness OF the East Room.
on the other hand, Miss Eleanor Wilson
does Ike the Blue Room. and. next 10
the Red Parlor. % is her favorite
A few packages known 80 contain gifts
FOR the bride have arrived AZ the White
House. Many Of Mr. McAdoo's wealthy
New York friends have sent handsome
gifts TO Miss Wilson. hut ~ IS doubtful
whether more than a half dozen ~ the
bride : girl friends will SEQ them before
she returns from her bridal iournev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
MISS PACKER A BRIDE
Married TO Dr.. Robert 0. Brock
Way in BROOKLYN Home.

Miss Mary Keys Packer, daughter o.
Mrs William S. Packer. and Or Robert
Ormiston Brockway were married last
evening at the home OF the bride
mother. go Hicks st. Brooklyn. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. William
Satteriee Packer OF Winchester, Mass. a
brother OF the bride. and the Rev. Dr.
John Howard Melish. rector OF Holy
Trinity. A few friends were invited 10
small reception which followed.
Miss Packer wore The wedding gown
Of her maternal grandmother. the late
Mary KEYS. II was o. heavy ivory satin
and Spanish lace The bridal veil was
also OF Spanish lace Miss Packer was
given I'm marriage by her brother, Or.
Andrew Dickson Packer. al attended by
Mrs Russell Cornell Leffingwel. Mrs.
William Satterlee Packer and Mrs. An
drew Dickson Packer.
DR. Brockway. who IS the son OF the
late Or. Albert II. Brockway. OF Brook
lyn. was graduated from Princeton In
1896 and from the Long Island College
Hospital In 1906. His cousin. Howard
Brockway, OF Manhattan n musician and
Coupoqer was best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
SYMPHONY CLUB CONCERT
Kriens Organization Renders
Classics at Aeolian Hall.

The Kriens symphony Club. an organ
ization formed last season by Christian
Kriens for the purpose OF training Young
musicians in orchestral playing. gave a
concert last night in Aeolian Hall The
idea Of the club is an excellent one. and
it's appeal was evident in the fact that
last nights orchestra comprised no fewer
than 126 men and women. as the fairer
sex IS also eligible for membership
Mr.. Kriens has evidently drilled the
orchestra faithfully. for though there
WAS much rough playing, there was
much less Of g. than was TO he expected
in an orchestra Of this Kind. The pro-
erarnrne consisted Of Schubert's "Cnfn-
ishcd" syuphony. Beethoven's concerto
for violin first movement. in when
Miss Caroline Powers was the sololst;
HandeIs concerto for organ, with Ed
ward Bcchlin at the organ. new suite
BretOnne.' by Mr. Kriens, and Grieg
"HuldiginCs March"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Scudder, Marjorie Sinclair, Nine. LINDSEY
Sterling, Alice Wright and Enid Yandell.

Scudder, Marjorie Sinclair, Nine. LINDSEY
Sterling, Alice Wright and Enid Yandel'.
The name OF tho sixty-four American
painters exhibiting are Lawson Adams
Zeno Alexandra. Robert Ball. Alice
Beard, Adolphe Berson. Murray Newley.
Frank Boggs. Max Bohm. Benjamin
Bowen, Elizabeth Bouguereau. Mary
Bretz, Frederick Bridgland. John Casey
Middleton Chambers. Ellen Chase. Grn-
fifth Coale. Nathaniel Cobb. Thomas i.
Congdon. Edwin Connell. Mildred Bay
nou Copeland Devarreux Larpenteuf'
Warren Eaton, Truman Z. Fassitt. Al
bert Gihon. Walter Griffin. Elmer Hader.
Edith Hart. Burt Harwood. Erik baupt,
Paul n. Hauteville. Robert Hemmings.
Christine Herter, George Rowland Al
fred Kellogg. Anna klumpke. Aston
Knight. Ridgway Knight. Sander Ian
deau, Frank Linton. Macgill Mackall. o.
car Miller. Richard Miller. Raymond
Nelson. Francis Paulus, Orville Poets.
George Peixotto. Jean Rachriel, Lee
Richards. Olive Rush. Eugene Savage.
George Shepherd. Snow Gibbs. Henry o.
Tanner. Elizabeth Fry. Harry Wander
weyden. Hazlehurst Ninton. Hubert NoS,
Lucien Vogt, Lionel Walden. Cathsrine
Wentworth. Cecile De Wentworth, Victor
White. Jesse Whist and Charles Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BROW k-GERLACH.

Miss Ethel Acton Gsrlach. daughter of
Charles A. Gerlach. Of ~ North Broad
way. YOnkers. was married last evening
TO Charles II. Brown. son OF Harold
Brown. Of 2i5 North Broadway. The
ceremony was performed at the home OF
the bride by the Rev. John NJ Ericsson
pastor OF 81. Johns Episcopal Church.
Misc Helen Hobrook. OF New York.
was maid OF honor. and Miss Elizabeth
l. otis. OF Yonkcrs the flower girl The
best man was William i. Whitney. Of
New Haven. The ushcrs were Acton Ger
ZACH and Arthur Elliott
Mr. Brown Is well known on GOLF
links and was formerly champion Of the
Hudson River Golf Association John ID.
Rockefeller was one OF the guests invited.
but because Of the indisposition OF his
wife he was not able 10 attend. lie sent
a fno punch bowl and his best wishes TO
tho bride
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Rug Bought for 1910.

4 earaband rug. with a gold field.
brought tho top price yesterday AZ the
second session OF the sale OF Oriental art
objects At sllo's fifth Avenue Art Cal
lerles r. J. wilkins gave $40 for IT,
Other purchasers Included John Bishop
po,can George Harding. ". H. Paxton
ard Judge I,cventritt The total 10 date
~ sig.oo25f
This afternoon at ? O'Clock the primitive
ra5otlrqs ngn be offered. and an hour
later the sale % example, ~ Chinese.
indian ana Persian looms Will DO dis
perssd.
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MAT IS CONC ON TO-DAY.

i, s:tssor - tie American Museum %
f9'sl UIssorr Metropolitan M1r"um ~
40 ne Aquarium.
f'rtr. Hs1ison square Garden.
~ III -
hs'sf. EThiDst. University be,tlemsnt'
..',s,'ka 0, ne Medical e1>iety o. the Stats
:. zen Tn. Ro'sl hstor. q. m.
~ !" 80 Eau>nsi plant fip1" hn1
.,n'1Ty. - = n.
100 b. Do " ~ Wornsday o. Present
r.. = - Dgr VIA isfs' - ne ilNrn"Dn
- Tan Pffrs cipD. NisDhDusf' g. ~.
~, = 80 DDsr Manhattan prDpefiJ ON
- |t%< ATTN frrcNfeaG ION, FDf WASH
-. sff ~ Nssi lI7fh o.. g. 200
~. - ne fns4yfls Atrl.uc hssos sfiOn.
a.. A'''r. IN o ~.
fs,,.tv's'' >n1 Dsu - ne Wofsing r..rf
~ sSfifs Tn1. orsn1 csnrsl va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
GATTl-CASAzzA SAILS
Will Watch for Opera Singers
During Summer in Paris.

Gluho Gattl-Casazza, director OF the
Metropolitan opera House. accompanied
by his wife. Miss Frances Aida Signor
Polacco. the conductor, and Amadeo Bias
ri. tho tenor sailed yesterday for Havre
on the France He expressed satisfaction
over the season just ended. and remarked
that contrary 10 custom the Metropolitan
opera Company had actually shown a
financial UrOht
SlzuOr Gatu has taken an apartment in
Paris where he "ill spend the summer
and incidentally Keep an eye on talent
which may enhance the personnel Of the
Metropolitan for next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BENEFIT AT THE WALDORF
Artists Score in Successful Con-
cert for Young Tenor.

There was A concert given FOR tho bene-
~ Of Enrico Alesssndro by Adrisno Ariani.
pianist: Miss Roberta Beatty, soprano:
Mrs. Halett Frank soprano and Graham
McNamec. barytone Yesterday afternoon
in the WaldOrf-Astoria.
\ large audience was present and a
substantial sum was realized, which VII
be sent 70 tho young tenor in Italy.
% the artists who appeared first honcrs
went TO Mr.. Ariani. who disclosed a 'uent
and sure technique and who played p'ith
feeling which never passed into senu-
n.entalism and 10 Miss Resttv. who
proved herself the possessor % voice Of
much natural beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
OBITUARY..
DAVID STRONG.

Winstad. Conn. April c9-Dsvid strong.
eiEhty-e'eht wears old. president ~ the
strong manufacturing Company. died
here this afternoon. lie was also presi-
dent OF the First Naticnal Bank. the
Winsted Hosiery Company and the Gil
bert School lie was n first lieutenant In
the Civil War. and commanded Company
g. 9Th Connecticut Volunteers. A. the
siege OF Port Hudson. lie represented
Winchester IN the Legislature I'm 1872 and
rsss. lie leaves wife and three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Duke OF ARGYLL Ill.

London. April -e-The Duke Of Argyll,
who IS sixty-nine years old. is suffering
from double pneumonia, and his condi-
ton is said 10 be serious. lie was taken
81 week ago az Kent House East Cowes.
The Duke Of Argyll. who was Governor
General Of Canada between 1873 and 1s3'
has been governor and constable Of Wind
sor Castle since 1872 lie was married in
1911 TO Princess Louise. fourth daughter
o.; Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Tire stage of Wsllscks. lately the set
ting for Mr. cyril Maude's admirable
character studies. was completely trans
formed last night when "Vik' WAS pre-
scented to tho public. 'Nik' was bar
herous chief iavasinC the mountains Of
Switzerland when word was brought him
that he must leave the Joys of his free
lfe ard give himself ~ 10 tho task Of
ruling the Swiss. Just now Nik learned
IN rule himself and the mountain kingdom
as VOL s told with great elaboration IN
the course OF the four acts Of the new
plar. Mvra Wren IL the author ana
seems. by h. command OF detail. 70 have
her subject at her finger tips. r some Of
the tribal ceremonies ard other more or
less lengthy perorations were above the
heads of a few in the audience. that Of
course rs the fault wholly Of the few.
The play vas given 2 TROUT last year
for The benefit Of stony Void and was
enthusiastically; received. according 70 the
reports Lionel Belmora has given the
0iay an elaborate setting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Holdich. Henrietta -. Ton'Ilins. Thas Y.
Mathison. Julia T.. WORTH Herbert
Suddenly. on Monday April
=. 1919. a. Little River. conn. ~ the
eth year Of his aso. TIC Re'. y li,ia IN
McKendree DarwOOd. n ~, of Ne"'
York CITY Funeral Services on Thurs
day afternoon. April 30. ~ O'Clock, ~
the home OF mia daughter. Mrs. Toward
Gillespie Mvor:. i-3 West 18th -
HOLDLCH- Henrietta H.. daughter Of the
late Rov. Joseph Holdich ID D.. az
Chipping Norton. England. April ~ ~ !!
MATIHsON- At Hotel St George Brook
lyn April o. julia r. Msthison. VIE
Of Waiter Mathison Funeral p ~
Johns Methodist Episcopal church
Bedford ave. and Wilson ST.. Brook a.
Friday. Nav =. -. nv. lntorm"nf ~ ood-
lawn at convenience Of family.
MENUS Rochester. Mass. ATrl
on her I'D birthday.
TOMPKINS April %. IN Vow York CITY,
after a long Illness Charles Henry
Tompkins husband Of Lillian Elllgot Nr,
mold i'm the Sd year of his age. tunofh
private. Boston Providence. Baltimore
Washington papers please copy.
WORTH-On Monday night. April p
1914. at mis- residence. So Prosoect Place.
Brooklyn. Herbert Worth, asesg
vears. husband Of Emily r. Worth
funeral services ~ the residence OF his
daughter Mrs q Warng SteOpus
Hi Dean St, on Thursday, April 80
at o. M.
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George T. Baer Buried.

ftlz1e.phia. April 29.-The body OK
F9se r Bser. president Of tho Reading
"s1 Central system. VINO died last sun
" nsht. vas Duried to-day IN the fam
fsat A. Reading. Penn, after simple
.As1i services ;n-hls Philadelphia resi-
'fs Many prominent railroad ana
etesI zen attended the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

the end OF June 10 spend the greater part
Of the summer abroad.
M and Mrs George Cross, OF west
sd st, have taken possession or 'heH
country place az Bernardsville' y. >"
where they Will remain until the IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BENEFIT for Enrico Alessandro

4 benefit concert was given last night
for Fnrico Alessandro by Signor Adriano
Arlani and tho Garrlguo srdnd opera
quartet at the Waldorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
o & VAN TIEGHE EN-

Paris. April % Philippe Edouard Leon
Van Tiecnem. TIE french botanist. died
last rfehf ne was born I'm $50
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RPOOJ<TYN.

pr1ss Anna r.. 2o3 Essex st. April 3
funeral tomorrow at 20" p n
COSTELLO. Mary so Henry 81, April
- Funeral today Al 10 a m.
DODGE. John K 16S Covert st, aged
e. Funeral TO-DAY at j a. IN.
FEENEY. Margaret V. 3s5 SIN ST. April
d. aged a. Funeral tomorrow
KRAUsE. Emma April %. aged s..
Funeral to-day NJ . ,. IN.
MGIvERN. Henry, s92 Putnam ave.
April IS aged -.
MOONEY. John. l2s Clinton ave, April p.
NtOOPr BELLA NJ. 10 briggs ave April
q aged - Funeral to-day AZ y. m.
NAYfOR. Hannah. "a ocean PARKWAY.
April q, aged IS. Funeral to-day. burial
II Racine WIS
REID. John T.. $50 Henry st. April y.
Funeral to-day At y. m.
Rr-ANE. Margaret. SO Henry st. April
2s Funeral tomorrow.
sCHWERDT. Anton. so Gates ave. April
IS. aged A.. Funeral to-day az p M
WILSON. Robert 2. 81 Madison st.
Ami ~ aged 6s Funeral tomorrow az
2:30 p. m.
LONG ISLAND.
BOYD. Anna B., AZ Glen cove. April 25
aged 60
FLEMING. Alexander. at Patchogue.
=
JACKSON. Sarah A. az East Qucgu-
April q. aged 80
STEWART. Mary D.. ~ Marion Place
Rockville Centre. aged IS.
WITTsCHEN. Frank, at Setauket April
%, aged ~
NEW JERSEY.
BREWER. Oscar O.. AT Maplewood. April
q.
CHADWICK, Samuel. :a7 sth ave-. New
ark. April IS, aged s.. Funeral to-day
az , =. m.
CROIssANT Louisa. 4 Anderson ave.
Hudson Heights. April y. aged ~
Funeral tomorrow at y. IN.
ENGLE. Anna. q Chase 81. Nuuey. April
q. aged &c. Funeral to-day at p. m.
ENGLEs. Freddie, so Garden st. Hobo
ken. aged IL
LAX. Elizabeth. ~ Beacon ave-. Jersey
City. April ~. aged 80. Funeral Satur-
day al y. m
MCCONNELL. Francis J.. % Hill 81,
Orange. April IS. Funeral Saturday al
: a ~.
SEAMAN. Captain Charles H.. at Trcr-
ton. April Is
~. Anna. i6s Prospect ave. Arru ..
aged % Funeral tomorrow at $50
a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Miss BARBER BRIDE
OF JAMES MALCOM
Wedding Ceremony Fer
formed by DR.. Stires in
St. Thomas's Chantry.
MISS FORCE ONE OF
THE FIVE ATTENDANTS
J. OriswOId Webb TO Give Bache-
lor Dinner at Copley Plaza,
Boston, or Saturday


Mfs. mares 1'ooS n"roor' vas married
yesterday afternoon in the chantry ot 81.
r,.o,,,ss,s Church n lanes R.,ham
,,.,..., 90. - NJ c,o--. vat,or
lie oe'ore''o"S 'o''S's'e" ~ p4'''' anu
Easte' lilies. The ceremony was per
formed bv me rev Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires.
-....,o. ,.,,....s -. -. hove .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
CEMETERIES.

rHE vOODLAWN CEMETERY.
:3Sd St. ~ Harlem Train and b. Trolls,
once 40 East 2Sd St. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Tho American Exhibitors.

The names OF the twenty-one Ameri-
can sculptors exhibiting I'm the Salon
this year are Paul Bartlett. Marie Louise
Brent. George Coulon. Rudolph Evans,
Award Fairbanks. Georgia Fry. otto
Gaenssien. Lucien Gosselin. Herbert
Haseltine Katharine Hobson kraus
Edith Rowland. Mrs Hugh Macmillan
Frederick Macmonnies. Caroline Peddls
Ball Albin Poasckt. ClSo Popon. Janet
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ffANHAT1 ~

,oCt,,,,< roeorh. c35 ID ave- April q.
aged 2i Funeral to-day At ? IN.
ryrrr,,rR Elizabeth. 323 East 35d 81,
hpril q, aged 80. Funeral to-day AZ
200 y. m.
MOsHER. Elizabeth. nc West s7th 81.
April Is. aged ..
sIIFEIIAN. Johanna. ~ West i2lth 81
hpril IS. aged a. Funeral to-day AZ
y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

r. Grirno'd Webb. who is to marry Miss
Anne pendleton Rogers on May l1 in ST
Jaroes's Church. HYDE PARK y +. will
have sixteen ushers. They are Herman
L. Rogers Henri z Gordner. Gordon II
Balch. Vanderbilt Webb. carlton Bur.
George Won H. Never. Jr. " Curtis
Derey. Henry r. Mexican. Chester @.
Burden. samuel T. FELTON,. Jr. parraSh
y. Park. Walter TUFTS. jr. Thomas ~.
T~othingham Chase ~ Davis, John :.
Parker and Frederick Parker. jr. II.
Walter Webb vii 10 his brothers. best
man
Miss Rogers has chosen FOR her At
tendants fcr sister. Mrs Kenneth e
schler. Miss Margaret +. Trevor, Miss
Catherine D. colt. Miss sara Delsno and
Miss Ruth Wales. Elisabeth :. Rogers. n
niece Of tho bride, will sct as flower
girl
The ceremony VIII be performed by
the Rev Dr. Endicott PEABODY. Of Gro
.on school. ard reception viii follow
a. Crumwold Hail. the country place OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Rogers. 1T Hyde Park
Mr. Webb will give his bachelor din
ner al the Coplcy Plaza. Boston. ON sat
urday
Miss isabel Shirlev Quackenbush,
daughter Of Nr. end Mrs. Abraham G.
Ouackenbush. OF 1851 Madison ave, will
b. married 10 Francis Minot. of Boston.
this afternoon In South Church, Park
ave. and {5th 81. The bride viii Ice at
man. Miss Katharine ~ Miller and Miss
Louise A. Smith. William z. Prescott
viii be best man and the ushcrs are 70
be henry ?. Dunbar. John Chester Free
man. Brom Mel. Quackenbush. Law
renee Richmond. Walter Burnham and
James J. Mnot. jr \ reception Will fol-
low al the home OF the bride parents
Mr.. Aiinot is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George r. Minot Of Boston. and grand
son OF Richard Olney. formerly Secretary
Of state
An extra dance OF the Tuesday Even
ing Dancing club. organized by Mise
PhiIira Pitcher. will be given tonight at
Castle House. Il will be a masquerade
affair. and during the evening there will
be several exhibition dances Among the
patronesses are Mrs Roger NJ. Minton.
Mrs. George Lane Mrs. Arthur Manice
Mrs. : Oakley Wander Peel. Mrs. En-
met Buel and Mrs Charles Addison.
TIL. first % two dances arranged by
Quentin lob was given yesterday after
noon AZ the Rtz-Carlton. The guests
were received by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston and Mrs. Frederick Pearson.
The next dance Will he given on May s.
Mrs. Amy Lowell. OF Boston. has ar
St Regis.
Miss Katherine Hazard, youngest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Avrault Hazard. will b- married to Court
lsndt Dixon Moss at noon on June .. In
81 Johns Church. Far RocksVsy The
ceremony will be followed by reception
at Meadow Hall. Cedarhurst. the country
Mace OF the brides parents.
Mrs Charles W. Trippe. Of ~ East
18th 81. gave another OF her series OF
dinner dances last night at her home.
Tn. guests At dinner numbered fourteen.
o,d about sixty more came In FOR the
dancing.
Mi and Mrs william =. Hardenoer sh
have arrived In town from summit. y. j..
and ere AZ the Hotel 81 Regis
-
W MaoNeiu Rodewald and Miss Marie
louis. Rodevald Will sail for Europe al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
DIED.

DarRood. Rev u VI * Eevius. Miss A. O.
Holdich. Henrietta r. TonIlins. has Il.
Mathison lula +. Worth. Herbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
"VIK" AT WALLACKS
Play of the Swiss Republic
Given Elaborate Production.
THE CAST

"Vik." = play IN four acts. by Myra
Wren ~ Wallscks
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STOCK ANo ONE WEEK rHEATRes.
HOUSES.

eURlEsQUE.
Nsts.Daily. Evening.
lo.-..---....--.s. Columbia
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-05-07

The Great Falls Boosters will be
here next Wednesday afternoon ID
the interests Of the big celebration to
be pulled off in that city in August
They will make u commute stop here.
and let everyone give them the glad
hand.
The McCreary jewelry store will,
after the 1st Of June, occupy the first
room south of the First National
Bank. We aim to give the people of
Malta and vicinity bigger and better
jewelry store, with everything backed
by a liberal guarantee. Compare us
with others. Water pitcher sets, the
kind other people sell for $3.50. sour
price $l.25. l7-jewelled watches in
2o-year guaranteed cases. our price
$500. Give us n trial. McCreary
Jewelry Store.
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Tacey $ is the place to buy deliciou
candV./

Tacey's is the place to buy delicious
home made candy.<
George Hall was down from Dodson
on business Saturday.
G.. V. Parsons of Dodson, was a
MALTA visitor Tuesday.
Chester Legg is quite i'll this week
at the Malta hospital.
Kenneth Merrifield has been re-
pairing the long distance telephone
line in the vicinity of Dodson this
week.
Harry Birney and Chas. Schoom,
who have been Malta visitors the
past week, returned to their ranch
work Monday morning.
Supervising Engineer Savage and
Engineers Wiley and Williams of the
Reclamation service were Malta
visitors Friday and Saturday. Pro
ject Manager Schlecht accompanied
them OH an inspection tour to Nelson
reservoir and DOdson dam.