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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

The wedding of Mrs. Edna lie Massena
Yancey widow OF Robert =. Yancey, to
Frank Ross Blair will take place to- day
at the home OF her mother. Mrs Lyman
whitney Allen. In Waterford. Conn. The
Rev DR. Lyman w. htlen, stepfather OF
the bride. will ofiicate.
Mrs. Ellhu Root. who has been passing
the summer at her country home in ClIn-
ton. Oneida county. N Y, has returned
to Washington. u. G., and has taken an
apartment Mt the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs Henry y. Redmond has gone to
BAR Harbor on her steam yacht Isis. She
will return TO Newport In a few days.
Mrs Byam *. Stevens and her brother,
DR.. Langdon Wilks OF Blair ontario,
have returned from Europe and are at the
Hotel Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Goodrich who
have been passing the summer at their
country place. York Harbor, Me. are at
the ST. Regis for a brief visit
Mrs. Frederick Edey and Miss Julia
Edey, who have been at their country
place In Bellport, l., l.. during the summer
months. are. at the Meadow Club In South
ampton. L. ],
Alexander s, Webb left last night for
Bar Harbor Me, for IA brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Ledyard Blair have gone
to their summer place, Blairsden. In Pea
pack, N. j., until the fall,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Fletcher Godfrey,
who have been passing the summer at
their place In Old Westbury. l.. l.. are
at the Plaza for brief visit.
Mr., and Mrs, Mountfort Mills, who were
at the Bltmore after their return from
Europe, have gone to Kineo, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jay Cooke Sd OF Phila-
delphla are at the St Regis, They will
pass the remainder OF the season at their
country place, Brookiield. In Chestnut
HUI Pa
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There will be a special dance contest
tonight aboard the Mandalay. which
makes night trips up the Hudson each
night. for "A cup donated by the Shuberts
Among those who have promised TO be
present are Stella Mayhem, George w.
Granville. Edith Nardln and Raymond
Mckay, professional dancers. will give
an exhibition during the trip.
Mrs. Flske's company assembled yes
terday for the first reading OF the new
comedy in which she is TO appear this
season. The scenes OF the play are laid
In London in 1850 ard the story is one of
high comedy intrigue characteristic OF the
David Garrick and Peg Wellington pc
rlod. Harrison Grey Fiske will personally
superintend the rehearsals and supervise
the production. The costumes and ac-
cessories. which have been made IN Lon
dom are now In transit by an English
ship, and II Is expected that they will
arrive in ample time for the opening
performance out of town in September.
H. H. Frazee has engaged Herbert Cor
thell to play the principal comedy role Of
T. BoDOs John, the pseudo butler, In the
Western company OF Pair OF Skies,
which begins it's season on September ..
Mr. Frazee also engaged Bernicc Buck
(Mrs CorthelD to play Mrs, Nettieton in
Oscar Flgman, Orlando DAILY. Minna
Gombel. Jack Rafael Richard Earle. Ar
thur Linden and Clarence Newcoribe.
The Jesse l.. Iasky Feature Play Com
pany, Inc, has engaged Charles Richman
Charles Cherry and Theodore Roberts for
the picture production OF THE Man From
Home" Merely Mary Ann" and "The
Ring Master" The three are now AZ the
Lasky studios Hollywood, Cal
On the Finland which arrived yester
day. were three OF the dancers who will
he seen at the Globe In the new Mont.
gomery and Stone musical comedy. The
young women. Anna Ford, Virginia Shelby
and I.orayne Leslie, were In Paris wher
war was declared and were compelled ia
return in the Storage
Corse Payton will appear at Hammer
stems Victoria Theatre during the week
of August 81 lie will be supported by
Minnie Philips and n cast OF Ave people
In one act comedy entitled "Tho wife
Tanners"
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DIED.

BEsTE--At summit. y. J.. August II,
Henry Bestc, In the eighty-nrst year a
his age.
Funeral private Interment woodiawn.
Ploase omit flowers. German and Eng
fish papers please copy.
BIANcHI-John. Services at THE Fu-
NERAL CHURCH" 2,l West asd st.
Frank e. Campbell Building). Thurs
day afternoon. O'Clock. lnter~Aat
private.
DINAH--suddenly. on August IS Helen v.
Oman. beloved daughter OF the late
Patrick and Catherine Oman and sister
OF r. J. and Kathryn A Dinan.
Funeral from her late residence 210&
Valentine avenue. The Bronx on Friday.
August %. at 10 A. NJ. thence to tho
church Of GU Lady OF Mercy. Fordhsm.
where a solemn requiem mass will be
offered for the repose Of her soul. In
terment. calvary Cemetery.
MAssA At East orange. ". j.. August IL.
1914, Edith Octavia, daughter Of Emily
Baldwin and the late David Martin. and
wife OF Charles q. Massa.
Services at Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Chapel Bcllevlle avenue Newark. Fri
day, twenty-hrst. at half past 4
MccUTCHEoN.--on Tuesday. August IL.
1914 Sarah A. McCutcheon.
Funeral services at her residence. ~
woodruff avenus, Flstbush Brooklyn.
on Friday, August 81. at II A. M
RoBDINs,--At Madison. N. j., August IL.
1914, william a. Robbins Sd youngest
child Of DR.. William A. and Edith
Tweedy Robbins. aged year and
months,
Funeral services will he held at the
home OF his parents, Madison N. j.. on
Thursday, August 90. at $50 r M.
Interment at Freehold. n. J.
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OPEN AIR PAGEANT AT
NARRAGANSETT TO-DAY
Students of Hampton Institute
to Sing Folk Songs and
Plantation Melodies.

NARRAGANsErr pIER, Aug l9.-An open
air pageant and folk festival will be given
tomorrow afternoon on the lawn of the
Point judith Country Club by a chorus
Of Indian and negro students from the
Hampton Institute Of Hampton. Va, who
have been making tour OF the New Eng
land summer resorts. The singers ar
rived here to-day on the Chesapeake
buggy Hampton which has just re-
turned from a cruise along the coast. TAX
ing in Newport. where an enterta inment
was given on the estate OF Mrs Hamil-
ton Nick. Twombly OF New York; Bar
Harbor, Hyannsport and Marthas Vine
yard.
Henry Brevoort Kane OF New York will
preside at the pageant. Indian cere-
monial dances plantation melodies. folk
lore and folk music OF America will be
features
Mrs Charles Hitchcock. wife OF Or.
Hitchcock Of Nv York and Mrs. s, Hin
man Bird of New York gave bridge
whist party OF three tables to-day.
The finals OF the Point Judith tennis
tournament will be played on Saturday
between Watson Washburn OF New York
ana Ella Fottrell OF California.
Mrs. Il. II. Hazard gave a dinner at
her estate. Westmoreland Fields this
evening prior to the regular midweek
hop at the Casino,
A the dansaut was given In the seaside
room OF the Mathewson this afternoon
and a hop will be given In the hotel to-
morrow evening.
Under auspices OF the Baptist Church
an entertainment will be given at the
Mathewson tomorrow evening by Edwin
Corbett.
Archibald o., Thomson put in at the
pier during the bathing hour in his yacht
A special Night In MOntmartre' Will he
given at Sherrys Casino Friday evening
Among those arriving from New York
to-day at the Mathewson were A. Du-
bols. u. +. Fowler, Beach Barrett and
w G.. Horton
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ENGLISH ACTOR. PRODUCER HERE
q. p. Reggie to Supervise "The GAR
den Of Paradise"

Q. p. Heggle. the English actor and
producer, who was engaged by George C.
Tyler in London 10 produce The Garden
of Paradise" Edward Sheldon's spec
tacular play founded on The Little Her
maid" at the Park Theatre. arrived by
the steamship Royal George at Montreal
last Monday and reached New York yes
terday with clifford Brooke, who will be
associated with him in the stage dirac-
ton. Mr.. Heggie appeared In New York
in THE New SIM which was produced
at Wallack's Theatre by the Lebler Com
pany the season before last. He created
the part OF Androcies In Bernard Shaw's
play "Androcles and the Lion In Lon
don, In 1907 he toured the United States
with Ellen Terry.
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GIRL RUNAWAY, HUNGRY, FANTS
Drops In street After Leaving
Toronto TO See World.

A trim young girl who later said she
was Annie Wall, 10. OF 1874 Jackson
street. Hamilton. ontario, tainted last
night AT Eighth avenue and Forty-second
street When she was picked up and
taken to the West Forty seventh street
police station she told the matron that she
had left her home last June to see the
world.
She went to Toronto. met a man en-
ployed by n railroad. who took her to
Newark and then brought her TO New
York. Three weeks ago she left this
man. she said, and has been roaming the
streets with her heavy suit case ever since.
She had So but this was soon spent, She
had eaten little since Monday and nothing
AT all yesterday. She tainted several
times while telling her story.
She was taken to Bellevue Hospital,
The police have the name Of the man
who brought the child here
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ACTOR DALEY LEFT LITTLE.
Appraisal shows Net Estate of Only
A1O,5OO,

The transfer tax appraisal OF the estate
OF Peter +. Daley. the actor, who died
May 90. 1905. shows that he left total
estate OF s16.5l6, and net estate Of
$l0.509. The bulk of the estate con-
sisted OF Dreamland mortgage worth
5000, Mount Carmel Cemetery GER
t!fcate valued at $4,000. and the pro-
ceeds of life insurance policy valued
az s4,76s. His jewelry and various per
sonal effects were worth less than $1,000.
The estate paid $1,000 to settle Juds-
ment for si,4l5 obtained against the
comedian In 1896 by Laura Il. Byrne,
and the Hotel Metropole had a claim OF
yl,344 for board and money lent in 1905.
The bulk OF the estate went TO the actors
brother and sister. Robert L. and Loretta
Daley. and the remainder to his nephew.
Peter Daley, Jr.. son OF deceased
brother
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John Bafrd.

PATERSON, N j.. Aug. John Baird.
well known as a contractor and inventor
OF plumbing appliances. died to-day at his
home, 70 Mn street. following a stroke
OF apoplexy He returned last night from
a trip through Pennsylvania with his son.
the Rev. william j. Baird. who is the as
sistant rector Of St James's Roman
Catholic Church In Newark. and his
daughter. Miss Anna Baird. Realizing
that his father was dying. the Rev, Mr.
Baird administered the last rites OF the
church while awaiting the arrival OF a
physician. Mr.. Baird leaves a wife, three
sons and four daughters.
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Mrs. Mary II. Kelley.

Mrs Mary II. Kelley. widow OF Major
John d. Kelley. long one OF Brooklyns
most prominent citizens, died on Tues
day at her home. 2l3 Clermont ave-
nue.. in her seventy-fourth year. Major
Kelley served on Gen. Lees stan in the
civil war. He was City Treasurer in the
old city OF Brooklyn and was one OF the
organizers OF the Catholic Benevolent
Legion. He was knighted as member
OF the order OF st. Gregory by Pope Plus
TX. Mrs. Kelley leaves a son, BENJAMIN
A.. and a daughter. Helen, the wife %
Alexander NJ Sullivan. a barrister in
Dublin Ireland
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Henry G. Luther.

PLAINFfELD. Conn. Aug. 1s.-Henry C..
Luther who was State Senator for sew
eral terms from johnson, r. l., and was
widely known in this State and In Rhode
Island, died last night after a short III
ness He was SO years old. During the
civil war he served on the United states
frigate Penobscot and was In many bat
ties. He waA post commander OF the q.
A. r.
Luther 4 Son. lapidairies.
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THE SEAGOERS.

Sailing by the White star liner Celtic
for Liverpool by way OF Queenstown:
C E Afford Miss T. Hammond.
Howard W. Bible. Arthur J. jack
Miss A. Cay Mrs " King
w c Edgar and Miss Miss l. A King.
Edgar DR.. I V smyly
Arrived by the Red Star liner Finland
from Antwerp and Dover:
Rev Herman J. Adel- Mrs. Poyntz A. Negley
man Miss Eleanor b. Neg.
Mr. and Mrs Louis ley
W. Austin James A. Patten-
Mr. and Mrs Albert Miss Amanda L.
Auwarter. Patten.
DR., and Mrs J. J. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Bourn r. Porter
Robert + Bradford Henry Rausch.
Dr. s. = Cunningham. Miss Kathleen G.
Miss Margaret Dale. Ritter.
Miss J. ID. Dercmeaux. The Rev W. II. Stinson
DR. and Mrs Charles Miss Grace Tenant
" Dowd Mr. and Mrs Marshall
The Rev. y c. Elast. White
l.. A. Fasset. Frank b. willard
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"What Happened mt 20" Produced.

BINGHAMroN, n. Y. Aug. 19.-"What
Happened at 90" the new play by Paul
Wilstach, which opens at the Harris The
atre, New York. on Friday night, had its
first performance at the Stone Opera
House at a matinee to-day and Will be
repeated tonight. The new play has for
it's central character that OF forger,
which was played by Reginald Barlow
Carroll McComas played tho part OF Lou
Use Li0yd IA demure young woman in
the first two acts. but who develops into
strong emotional character in tho third
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Compensation Commission, meeting,
Metropolitan Building. 10 80 A. NJ.
National Arts club. exhibition OF paint
ings, lt9 East Nineteenth street,
Washington Irving High School, exhibit
ton Of paintings from the Metropolitan
Museum, . a. NJ to 9 y. NJ.
City Club. exhibition ot paintings. 55
West Forty-fourth street.
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DOROTHY RUSSELL MARRIED.
Liliian's Daughter Is Bride oi
Young Pittsbura broker.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Aug. 19.-I.illian
- Russell. better known as Dorothy Rus
sell. daughter OF Lillian Russell, was
married in Pleasantville. N. J.. Ave miles
from this city, yesterday to Edward u.
ORelly. a Pittsburg broker.
The news was kept quiet until to-day.
The wedding permit was issued at Vent
nor. y. j. where her mother who IL
now the wife OF Alexander p. Moore. also
Pittsburg man, has n summer home.
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John c. Bergen. a descendant of the
Bergen family. which came from Holland
In 1888 and settled in the Bay Ridge
section in Brooklyn. died on Tuesday at
his home Shore road and Seventy-hfth
street. which has been In the possession
OF the family nearly a hundred years and
in which he was born In 1858. lie was
formerly engaged In the machine business
and OF late years had been the active
manager OF the Bergen estate. His wife
and a brother. Jaaues Bergen of Rhine
beck, y. Y, survive him
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BACKES-BIGALKE.
Jersey vice-ChanccIIor's Daughter
Is Bride at Lakewood,

LAKEWOOD, y. j., Aug Ie-Miss Flor
ence J. Backes eldest daughter Of Vice.
Chancellor John II. Backes of tht. city
was married at Lakewood to-day to
Joseph @. Bgalke OF New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James J. Powers. Only members
of the two families were present.
Mr. Bigalke is member OF the Arm Of
Bgalke a Eckert OF New York
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J. R. DRExELs RETURN IN FALL.
Probably VIII Go to 81. Regis
Home Leased to Mackuy.

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel. who have
been abroad for two years will return to
New York from Europe early in the fall
Their house at ! East Sixty-second
street has been leased by Clarence II.
Mackay, and their summer villa Fair
holm In Newport. Is being occupied by
Mrs, George u. Wideper OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel will probably live
at the st. Regis.
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Mrs. Margaret A. Mccormick. widow
OF william T. Mccormick. a lawyer who
was associated with Coudert Bros.
died yesterday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph A. Kennedy, 535
Forty-seventh street, Brooklyn She was
formerly well known in musical and
Catholic circles in Manhattan and for
many years was contralto soloist In st.
Joseph's Church. Two sons and two
daughters survive her.
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JOHN B1ANCH1.
Ola Member of stock Exchange Dies
at Maine Summer Home.

John Bianchi, a member of the New
York Stock Exchange for more than thirty
years, died yesterday at his home on
Boothbay Harbor. Maine. lie was 81 years
old. Mr.. Bianchi was born In Stapleton.
Staten Island. He first entered business
with his father. starting the first artificial
flower factory in this country under the
name OF f. Blanchi a Sons. Later. In
1874. he became connected with the
Simeon j. Drake Company. brokers, now
known as Drake Bros, 66 Broadway, and
from that time until he retired in 1907
he was a member Of the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Bianchi had home In Sea Breeze,
Fla. besides the one in Maine. He leaves
a widow and three children. Mrs. John s.
Bronson OF st. Louis. Francisco and Il. f.
Bianchi Of this city.
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POweIl-Fink.

Miss Katherine Fink. n daughter OF Mfr
and Mrs. Martin Fink OF 1872 New Lo-
Gust street. Flushing, l.. l.. was married
yesterday afternoon in st. Michaels
Church to william F. Powell Of Woodside
The ceremony was performed by the pas
tor, the Rev. Eugene J. Donnelly. The
maid OF honor was Miss Elsie Fink. the
brides sister. Thomas Powell. a brother
of the bridegroom. was the best man Mr.
and Mrs. Powell will make a honeymoon
trip through New England.
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Mrs. Josephine II. Gay died yesterday
In her home 1891 Olinville avenue. Will
iamsbridge. after a long illness. She was
Sc years old. Mrs. Gay and her hus-
band the late Rev. Il. Gay, founded
the House of the Good Shepherd at
Tompkins Cove.
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The Gambler Theatre, which in the
srring felrlessly opened it's attractive
doors with moving picture play. was
las, night dedicated at last to It's real
purposes and the spoken drama was
heard for the first time within its artistic
walls II was a novel drama. too the
work ~ a playwright new to the stage.
The form OF the work was regarded by
the managers as so unusual that no news
OF Us character was allowed TO escape.
A single performance last week at SIAM
ford vas too near the date OF the pro-
ducton of ION Trial" at the Gambler
Theatre 10 allow other playwrights or
managers to absorb unconsciously or
otherwise the novel ideas OF the new
playwright Elmer l.. Reizenstein, who
wrote the play. was a student of law and
employed in we'll known law firm
unit! he began to write for the stage
lis frs, effort was seen last night
"Un Tr!al' tells the story of court
room trial with scenes constantly shift
sg back 20 the actual depletion OF the
Incidents OF the crime There are a
prologue passing In court room and an
ep.logue The first act shows the library
Of one Of the witnesses. then comes the
court room again and the sitting room OF
another home with one more view OF the
crime shown. The first and second acts
comprise the first day OF the trial
The second day is told in the third
and fourth acts Here again there is the
alienation between the court room and
the events which precede the trial. one
scene being placed as far as thirteen
years IN the past With the scene in the
jury room the epilogue opens. The cur
tan falls on a final view of the court
room.
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HIS ENGLISH ESTATE $273,lS5.
Edwin Morris's VIII Filed for Pro-
bate in London.

Special Cable De'pdtch 10 The sus.
LONDON, Aug. is.-According TO the
will OF the late Edwin Morris, the Chi
cago packer. which has been filed here
for probate, he left an estate in Eng
land amounting to f54,637 t273lS5).
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Irwin Confirmed ms Collector.

WAsHlNGT Aug 19,-The Senate in
executive session this afternoon confirmed
the nomination OF Roscoe Irwin of King
ston to be- Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Fourteenth district OF New York.
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Theodore q. victor.

Theodore @. Victor. a retired commits
sion broker. died on Tuesday at his
home. 81 Irving place Brooklyn, In his
sixty-sixth year His wife survives him.
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MARRIED.

BROwN-GILLESPIE- AuguAt Is. at
Grace church. Orange, n. j., Thomas
owen Brown OF Devices, England. and
Elizabeth Hoffman Gillespie Of orange.
". j.
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>, ArlAHUc CITY, Aug lP-Temperature,
.. NShrnN Park, Aug. lo--Temperature.
turc, 49,
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BUTLER.--In loving memory Of Ellen Gren
willie Butler, who died August 20. 1901
at Mount PoCono Pa.
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me glll learns the truth, however. from
,1' landlord who, bringing a telegram
Iuln Her father discovers the relation
between them and orders them from the
mousse Bat the girl is still credulous, 1t
"N's the arrival Of her father. accom-
t'n''d hy the wife OF the man, TO con-
.'hr' meg that she has been his dupe The
'.4hd of the motor carrying him in flight
a"'y from her II the last proof that she
mas been only the victim Of a trick
ne pay had of course the advantage
" 'hr expert production of George NJ.
imam Frederick Perry as the husband
ON tTHl for his life combined intensity
"'' hhilTaness with his usual skill. Ger
''.I TRAITS pt the deceived wife were well
|,''"d by Mary Ryan and Helen
'". HA}' was most successful as tho
Wow ~ the seducer when she was on
.l' WtHess stand Frederick Tressdell
nHd Pos unsrttoful role as II ever fell to
q" "''r ~ play. but he contrVed To keep
"'S "Rn,'y in the eyes of the spectators