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The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

A real estate deal Of some magni-
tude occurred this week, when Bert
Rink sold his fine town residence
and the three lots on which 1t
stands, to the Mathes brothers OF
lower White. The home 10 one OF
the abandonment in Meeker, and will
make . fitting residence for these
prosperous cowmen. The trade was
made through the T. B. Scott real
estate agency. Tom has the knack
bringing the sellers and buyers to-
gstheF.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Contest d88
Department Of the Interior, U. 8. Land O0Dce at
Glcnwood Springs, Colo. October 10 1914.
To Everett n. Conway Of Meeker, Colorado,
Coutestee:
You arc hereby nottfed that Dennis Murray,
who gfvee Meeker, colorado, - hia pootroaSce
eddroee, did on October 9, iSlA Ale in this
oisce his duly cOero6orated application to con-
test and secure the cancellation Of your Home
stead Entry No. 06Sf1, Serial No. -. made
March =. lell, for Lot n Bec Q, and Lots Q,
and II Sec T ! n. r % ", eth p u, and Is
lrounda for hss contest be allegos that naid
Eyerott Il: Conway has never resided on said
lands:
You arc. therefore. furtAer notified that the
satd allegations will BE- taken q confessed. and
your AID catry viii Be cancesed without further
rfght 20 BE- hoard, either betore this oG1cc or
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
der oath, specifically respo0ding to tAese ALE
that you have served copy of your answer on
the aid cuaeestnnt either IN per.on OF By
registered mail.
You aAouh state IN your answer the name Of
The pocto1ce to which you desire future
notsces 70 Be sent N you.
& z rORDHAn, Reg,seer.
=. n. 1DLHOKST. Receiver.
Date Of nrst p,haicatton October ~ lSlA
Date Of second puhttcattou Ogeobor n. 1llk
0ate q laird pubatcaki0a Movenoer Z, MA
Deee of fUurth publication Novonbor Ii, 1914
Hnp Tnvl~e N.n<s-% N>.h.,
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
The Meeker Drug Company
Has Valuable ARenc

The Meeker Drug Company has the
Meeker agency for the simple mix
ture Of buckthorn bark, glycerine,
ETC.. known ~ Adler-i-ka, the remedy
which became famous by curing ap-
pendicitis. This simple remedy has
powerful action and drains such sur
prising amounts Of old matter from
the body that JUST ONE DOSE re-
lfeves sour stomach, gas on the stom-
ach and constipation almost I'M
MEDIATELY. The QUICK action
Of Adler-i-ka 10 astonishing.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
Notice for Publication

Department Of tho Interior, U. q. Land OMoe u
0ienwood springs, ColO., November q. fsll.
NOTCH = hereby given that Gilbert
Wessou, Of Aeeker, colorado. who, on Novem-
ber. =, 1909, made Homestead Entry. Serial No,
097N. for Lots and q nwh sw1{. Bee Is, Lots
y y " Sec u, Lot !, Sec -, TIP l n, H "a
". kh \, has nied nottce Of Intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before Henry J.
Hay, o: 9: Commissiooer at Meeker, Colorado,
on The nth day Of December, 1914.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
James B. Henry, Dennis Murray, Oweu
Lunney and John Bievins, all Of Aeoker,
Colorado.
e. Z. FORDHAM,
nl4-dio ReR1Ster,
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
Notice for Publicasion
Serial UAl0

Department 0f the Interior, U. 8. Land Oasce a
Olonwood Springs, Colo, November ., DelA
NOTCH Il hereby given that samuei A.
March n. lSl0 made Frce@ption Decisrstosy
statement. eeriai No osl0e for sek. SEQ l,
~ I, RN ", u r. T., has aied notice o1
Intention to make Final Prescription Proof 10
cstabtisa claim 10 the land above described,
before Henry J. Hay, o. 9. Commtsstoner, a
ueekef. Colorado, on Tie 1DSh dny Of Docaus-
bsr. 1eA.
Clatmant names ~ witnesses:
7. Edward lindefman, Kwin Amick, John
9mit1 and William CunninGAAm, al a
kR yORpHAM.
nl$-dD Aagisees.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
Remarkable Cure or Group

Last winter when my little boy
had Group got him bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1
honestly belive 1t saved his life,"
writes Mrs. J. B. Cook, Indiana, Pa.
ut cut the phlegm and relieved his
coughing spells. am most grateful
for what this remedy has done for
him. For sale by All Dealers.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
Notice for Publication
Sarial aonM

Department OF the Interior, U. 9. Land Once q
0lenwood Springs, Colo. November ., 1914.
NOTICE L. Hereby. siven that Ray A.
August n, ni2, made Prescription becfaratory
Statement Serial No. 0eoe, ftr ~ swX and ~
soy, Sec y, Tp l 9, 4 Si ", eeh r u, has AIod
Proof. - establish claim tO the land above
described. bcfore Henry J. Hay, q. 9. Commis-
st01er, y heekcr, Colorado, On the 80th day
Of December, 1914
Claimant names - witnesses:
Arthur b. NichoSa, 3. Rex Bte1ry, BENJAMIN
Curry and Glenn Holman, all of Dufoed,
Colorado.
B. B. FORDHAM,
nl$-dU Ragister.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

JUSTICES AND coNsrABLHs
Rangely-George Ginxel, justice.
George Hahn, constable.
White River-J. w. Bainbrich,
Justice. George Baxter, constable.
Coal Creeks. n. Green, justice.
e. v. Dawson, constable.
Meeker-A. L. Gourley and d. g.
Nichols, Justices. n. L. Nichols and
e. Ray, constables.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

g. r. Scott, former Boulder boy,
and an old time friend Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Keller, was In for . few
days last week, and paid his respects
to Mrs. Keller 1t her Rosedale home.
Mr.. Scott 10 . retired Newspaper
man from Pocatello, Idaho.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

There will be an interesting pro-
gram Of exercises given 1t the Lower
Powell school house on the evening
Of November 30th. A box supper
with . dance Afterwards will be the
features. Everybody invited.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Frank and Mrs. Gibbons and Mr.
and Mrs. Clark, were among tn
Oakridge park people who took IL
the football game last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

A party Of Oakridge park Ladies',
including Mrs. H. J. Johnston, Mrs.
Steinmets and Miss Burch, attended
to their shopping duties, Saturday,
and also enjoyed the foot ball game.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Simp Harp and Tom Cassidy acted
~ special 'scops' and kept the rising
generation outside the lines anc
within due bounds.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Professor and Mrs. Remington are
rejoicing In the arrival Of . flne baby
girl at their home. The young prin-
cess showed mp for registration yes
tssday morning.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

On tho Kansas City market last
Tuesday, AL Pierce received t7.75 for
his steers, netting about t86 per head.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Frank N. Green Of the Park, said
but he enjoyed It just the same.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

On The Dsavsr market last week.
Jos wharton received t67b for l,l8d
FOUNDERS; Ed WILDER. es.70; G. W.
Bills, 467b and $3.50; and Hahnewald
4 Kuehl, e67k Pretty fair prices.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren Of
, Rosedale, were interested spectators
1t the foot ball game.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Grandpa Rees, - young ~ ~
eighth grader, was on the coaching
lins cheering the Meeker boys.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Ed WILDER and Commissioner Tom
Kildun represented Dsnforth park
1t the football game.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

WILL EXCHANGE Coal for
grain, pork and butter. Coal st Robt.
McKee's mine, on Coal creek.
o81n2l BRUMBACK 4 Cox.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Will pay l7c for all dry hides. The
Meeker Market. n6-tf
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

L. B. Walbridge has bunch Of besi
cattle on the Kansas City market
this week.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Mrs. Clinard Of Buford, was !
town this week visiting her son, Jo
and family.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Claude Rees received 100 Pandandl
calves last week, says the Rifle Tel
esram.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
AMENDMENTs A

The vote f0f and against the
amendments were ~ follows:
No. 1-For, 267; against, 29O.
No. 2-(state wide prohibition) For
82l F; against, 500.
No. 8-For, 34l; against, 964.
No. 4-For, 100; against, 284.
No. 5-For, 277; against, 2o6.
No. 8-For, 100; against, 28O.
No. 7-(Good roads For, A8l ;
against, l68.
No. 6-(Attempting to make news
papers public uttlities) For, ll6;
against, 820.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Joe Wharton was outside the
coaching lines, and enjoyed the
game.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Keith Clark was the bright, par.
ticular star Of Saturdays game.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

st. James Guild will meet with
Mrs. sprod, Thursdsy, November 10.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14
Frank and Mrs. Goeder Of Rangel
took In the foot ball game.
George Mckee Of Rangely, vi
here ON business this week.

All our stores and business houses
closed for the game. Proper.
The Meeker herald., 1914-11-14

Dr. Taylor, dentask lfssksr.
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AGAIN
OCCUPY SOCIETY
Miss Justine Van r. Townsend
Among Those Who Are
Introduced.
DANCING AND DINNERS

Debutantes again occupied the attention
OF society yesterday and several recep-
tons were given In the afternoon In their
honor. Mrs. Thomas H. Barber gave one
at her home. Is East Seventeen street, to
Introduce to society her niece. Miss Jus
tine Van Rensselaer, Townsend. Assisting
In receiving were the Misses Priscilla
Peabody, Maido Alexandra, Adrienne
lselin. Ruth Cutting. Elizabeth Garrison
Janet Henderson Robb, Mary Stevens
Chaplin and Katherine Oakman. Mrs
Barber will give dinners and theatre
parties for her niece on December D
and 90.
Mrs William IL. Hyde gave a reception
at &C East Nine y-hrst street to introduce
her daughter. Miss sylvia Hyde. In the
receiving party were the Misses Louise
Russell Hoadey, Josephine DE Gersdorff.
Jeanette ELEPHANT, Theodore Durham
and Veronica Fraser An Informal dinner
followed the reception and afterward
Mrs Hyde took the young people and
several friends to thee Cort Theatre to
see Under Cover"
Mrs. A. Blair Thaw of 10l Madison
avenue gave large reception with dane
ing at the Women's Cosmopolitan Club
yesterday afternoon to introduce her
daughter, Miss Barbara Thaw. In the
receiving party were the Misses Katharine
Thaw, Frederick Peterson. Mildred Saw
yer. Marietta Chaplin. Marie II. Thaycr.
Olivia Sturtevant Erdmann, Catherine
Childs and Anne j. Woodin. A dinner
followed the reception and the young
men invited were Calvert Holt, Thayer
and Paul Jaccaci, Vivian Palm!eri, Dixon
Watts. Neeland Green. J. F1avcl Hubbard,
Allen Leflerts and David Buffam. Mrs.
Thaw will give a dance at the same club
for her daughter on December %.
Mrs. starr King Walker introduced her
daughter, Miss Evelyn Sheldon Walker. at
a reception held at her home. l2S East
Thrty-eighth street. Receiving with Mrs.
Walker and her daughter were Mrs. War
rem Sanford Adams, Mrs. Townsend Rus
sell, the Misses Grace Rogers, Elsie Sage,
Mildred Ingersoll and Marion Nanderhoef.
Mrs John Clinton Work and Miss Sarah
Turner were at the tea table. Mrs. Walker
will give dance for her daughter on
December so.
Another reception " yesterday after
noon was given ut the Colony club by Mrs.
Herbert Ten Brock Jacqueln to intro
duce her daughters by former marriage.
the Misses Margery and Eugene Rand.
Receiving with them were the Misses
Isabella Banks Taylor. Edith Mckeever,
Mary Coms,ock and Adele Blow.
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HARVARD PHI BETA KAPPA MEN.
Henry Epstein of Brooklyn One Of
Thirty students Elected.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov 2s-The names
OF the thirty students elected 10 the Phi
Beta Kappa Society Of Harvard were
made public to-day. They are:
l9l6--Francis Boyer. Gwyncdd Valley.
IA. Richard c. Curtis. BOSTON Robert
cutler, Brookl!ne. Mass Henry Epstein.
BIZ, klyn; Henry :. l.. Krcger, Fairfield
Me. Cloyd Laporte, -. Louis Mo Ken
meth b. Murdoch. Chestnut Hin Mass .
Lawrence u, Steefel. Rochester, y. Y
l9l5-Bancroft Beattey. Roxbury, Mass 4:
Alexander Il. Bruce. Lawrence. Mass A:
Kenneth -. Conant, Two Rivers Wis :
Robert G. Cowan, West Somcrvi,le. Mass .
Paul cram, Haverhii. Mss. Thomas
jefferson Coolidge 81. Boston Harold
G. Files RoNhuJy, Mass Henry Gil
man. BCston James Humphrey lIustis
lr, Newton. Mass Roland Jackson.
Colorado Springs, col, Roher; +, X Hey,
Jamaica Plain, Mas Harold NJ Levy,
New Orleans. La, William NJ Marston.
Cliftondalc, Mass. Grant l. Pennoyer.
East Orange, y. j; Henry parkmau, Jr.
Boston Gardiner Rowland shaw. BOSTON
Edwin seymour Smith. Newton Centre.
Mass ; Judson \. Smith, Hudson Falls.
y. y: ROLAND r. Smith, SIP lnghcld.
Mass. Hcbert f.. Tucker NorW God, Mass +;
Curtis r, Vaughn, san Antonio. Tex. ;
Robert Leopold Wolf, Cleveland. ohio.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles u. Hilles OF 30l
West l0Gth street gave a small dinner
last night for eN-Presideut william
Howard Taft, who is visiting them for
several days. Their other guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Cromwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Waters Taft and Mrs. John
Hays Hammond.
Mrs. Pandia c. Rail- gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home. lG7
West Eighty eighth street, for Mrs Con-
stantiuc Pandia Rail-, who was Miss Helen
Dixon of Alenhurst, y. J. Assisting in
receiving were Mrs william Blades
Walker Miss Elaine =. Rail- Miss Han
nah Wehrle Snd Miss Emily Walker. Mrs
John Post and Mrs Leon J. Calvocoressi
were at the tea table Afterward there
was an informal dinner given for Miss
Elaine Rail-.
At Mr. Bagbys first musical morning
Mt the Waldorf Astoria on December 7
the artists will he Miss Emmy Destinn
and Pasquae Amato Of the Metropolitan
opera and Efrem Zimbalist, v.olnist.
Mrs Frederick G. Brown will give a
dance at Sherry's on December 10
Mrs. L. Francis Hyde will give a dance
at the Gotham on January for Miss
Margaret L.ndabury, debutante daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard V. Lndabury.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
East side Settlement House, at Seventy
sixth street and the East River, will he
given on the night OF December Is in one
OF the small halls OF the Grand Central
Palace It will he called poverty party.
Tickets may he obtained from Mrs. Jona-
than Rulkley. Mrs. Lucien II. Tying, Mrs.
Albert IL. Wiggin and Miss Miriam T..
Blagden.
A fair will be held at the home OF Mrs,
Herbert Shlpman, 439 Mad sou avenue, on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons from
until Z o'clock Ir the benefit Of the
fresh air work of the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest Articles suitable for
christmas gifts will be sold.
Mrs. Daniel S, Lamont will give a re-
ccptlon on the afternoon of December s
at her home. West Flfty-third street,
when she will Introduce to society her
youngest daughter, Miss Katharine La
mont.
Frank Bailey. vice-president of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, has gone
! with several friends for ten days shoot
| ing trip in North Carolina,
Or. Colin $. Garter of 20 West Forty
ninth street who recently underwent m
operation for appendicitis, sailed yestcr'
| day for Porto Rico OH the Bra2os,
Dr. John u, Quackenhos viii give a
| reception at his home, 1877 West Seventy
| third street. on December to introduce
his daughter, Miss Katherine Quackenbos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
SOCIETY INTERESTED
IN FIELD ENGAGEMENT
Wedding Likely to Be Ccle-
hratcd in New York Early
in the Winter.

Soc.cty was greatly interested in read.
ing the announcements made exclusively in
THE Sr'N Yesterday OF the engagement Of
Miss Evelyn Marshall 20 Marshall Field
81. grandson aul namesakc of the late
Marshall F.eld OF Chicago
Mis-. Marshall Is the only daughter Of
he la,e Charles H. Marshall, who AT the
time OF his deUh. three years ago, was
one of she oldest members OF the Union
club Her mother, who was Nils Jose
phine Lemon Banks. was considered great
beauty when she was married 20 NJ. Mar
,hai abulg twenty -four ye'lr, ago. she IS
related to tho LcnoX and Banks families.
which were Identified with che early his
'ory Of New York ono member Of the
family being the founder ~ the LenoN
Library. attcrward absorbed by he New
York Public Library Miss Marshall :
introduced 10 society five years ago and
since then has travelled much in Europe
and has been identified with society in
London. Paris and Nice
Mr. Field is a son OF rhe late Marshall
Field Jr.. who died in chic 20 eish, years
ago. After the death OF his father he
wen. to live In ENGLAND with his mother,
who WAS married there TcVtTal years apo
20 capt Mildwn Drummond OF the
British army Young Field was eiucar' d
AZ Eton. the famous Eu-l.sh school, AFTER
ward cntering the Univ"s ~ OF Cam
bridge. He attained his majority few
months am, receiving part of Hrs share Of
his praudfa, hers vast estl e, although he
does no. come into full control OF his for
,une for many years Mr., Field arrived
in New York on the LusitlnIa Friday and
Is now at the RE- Carlton.
Mhis Marshall and her mother, VINO went
10 Europe las spring and passed Nv" sea
son AZ their house IN Paris, returned here
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EXPLAINS SCHOOL BOARD FURRY
Mr.. FIexner Says Tcacher-Mother
Errnnd Was Only Incidental.

In explanation Of discussion which
arose in the Board of Education on
Wednesday as TO a Western trip OF repre-
sentatves of the board, reported to have
been made without the knowledge of some
of the members. Abraham Flexner, who Il
member. said last night
wednesdays furry was connected with
the mother teacher problem. The pres!-
dent OF the board in circulated letter
had recently stated that representatives
OF the board now in the West were In
ves,igating N his request among other
things what disposition was there made
OF the mother teacher difficulty As the
board had never authorized the sending
OF representatives and had no knowledge
OF who the representa-, ives were or what
their crrand was Miss Draper politely
inquired as to the facts. Tn. president
Of the board plainly resented the inquiry.
absolutely legitimate though II was.
ut developed that Associate Super!n-
tendent william l.. Ettinger. c. II. j.
Snyder and Frank y Wilscy had been
sent West on an errand connected with
alterations In school buildings used for
the Gary industrial education plan and
that incidentally they had been asked 10
inquire about mother teachers. There was
absolutely no objection on the part Of
any one 10 any steps necessary 70 effective
and Intelligent action, and. indeed, when
Mr. WilseN made "A courteous explanation
Of what had taken place the entire matter
was drOpped"
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HORSEBACK HIKE BY A PRIEST.
Father Burke of New >ori. teic-
brates birthday at Hot springs.

Hot SPRINGS. Va. Nov. 2S.-The Rev.
Father Thomas L. Burke, who came mere
from New York week ago for the bdths,
took a horseback ride this afternoon 10
celebrate his fiftieth birthday anniversary.
II was his first time astride steed on a
long hike In fourteen years. his last pre-
vious experience having been when ne
rode a camel in Palestine on his thirty
sixth birthday anniversary.
Mrs u. y Davis and j. II. Mckee rode
along the Delafeld ,rail to Flag Rock.
Among those driving were Gen +. \. Nc
Alpln, r. -. Chisholm, Mrs. Il VI. John
son and Miss Catherine Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund :. Twinins. Jr,
who have taken up golf passed the day
on the links Among the other players
were Walter y. Stilman, who has been
doing the course IN the low eighties, +. ID.
Bancroft. who will return tomorrow night
TO Hopedalc, Mass, after 'hr"e weeks
here; Condo Nast. owen johnson and Mr..
and Mrs a r. Roscngartcn
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas r. Pratt and Mi3s
Adelaide Pratt who passed month At
the Homestead, will return TO New York
tomorrow Among tu-day's reEistra-
lions Mere Livingston Pei, Mrs. B, c.
Nandyke of New York. willard II. FRA
and Or W. A. Tones of Brooklyn.
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BLISS-WILS0N.
Actors Daughter Married In Her
Parents Home on Gramercy Park.

TIE wedding Of Miss Adelaide Wilson.
daughter Of Francis Wilson, the actor.
and Mrs Wilson. TO Russell Adams Bliss,
son of Mrs Susan Handy Bliss, took place
AZ the home OF her parenst "a Gramercy
Park yesterday afternoon. The cerc-
mony was performed in the library in the
presence Of small company of relatives
and friends 10y the Rev. Townsend Rus
sell The room was arranged 10 represent
chapel and there We're decorations OF
palms snilaN, bay trees and autumn
foliage.
The bride. who was given away by her
father. wore gown OF white satin
charmeuse made with court train of
satin edged with tulle and embellished
with orange blossoms. She wore veil
OF tulle, held in place by a wreath of
orange blossoms. and among her orna-
men.s was diamond pendant, the git G
the bridegroom. Miss katherine Brown
was the maid OF honor. She wore a
costume OF yellow satin and cAiifon
trimmed with lace. The bridesmaids. the
Misses Elizabeth Krotel and Wintred
Fereus wor. costumes oc white tliteta
silk yelled with pale pink net. Miss Olivia
S.erner, the flower girl, wore froek OF
male pink chiffon and satin and carried
a basket of autumn flowers. Arthur BLISS
was his brothers best man. There were
no ushers.
Following the ceremony there was a
small reception. MIR and Mrs. Bliss letl
later on their wedding journey.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Nj Edward Martin stout Of 81 East
FttE-,.ghth street mas announced lhe en-
glremrut Of her niece, Miss l'ofolI'a
webb Parsons. to Joseph Flanagan De-
Chef of this city. Miss Parsons is the
daughter Of Arthur Webb Parsons anu i
sreat-ggaudLaughter of the late tnlei
Jl- Gee Theophllus Parsons or Massa'hu
'"u, al one time president OF haFEard
University. Her mother. who was MISS
Frances Graves. was granddaughter OF
the .lrr Lyman 4. Chandler, Senator from
New Jersey Mr. Dechert is the son OF
the ate Yellot Dashield Dechert ana a
nephew Of Mrs. John Porter shannon OF
tas city lie is "A senior at Princeton
$50 late has been mentioned for the we'd
ding
Mrs BENJAMIN l.. Greider Of stanton,
Va. has announced the engagement OF her
daughter Mss Pauline Antrim Grcider.
10 Eapl could French, son of Mr., ana
Nrs james NJ French of East Orange
j. The wedding will take place In
Tive Engagement of Miss Katherine Ly-
man White. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred r White of 40 Remsen street,
b optlyn, go Henry Il, Van Snderen. son
NJ MIS- william l.. Van Sinderen OF 1888
li"'ry street. was announced yesterday
80. families are prominent on the
u ~ Mr. Van Sndcren Is brother
Adrian Van Sindereu, who married
Annie Jean white, the sister OF ms
'r..r.
THE engagement ~ Miss Helen Ger
'rH.. Case, the younger daughter OF Mr.
..I Nr-. Gtorgr c. Case, to James Noyes
" Hoc ,fr. son Of James y. Wallace o'
wi ST Marks avenue. Brooklyn, was
"unorrcd yesterday at luncheon In hei
home, o@2 Fifth street.