davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-08

~ Wv ''Nh " lll0NlDllNs IL -
n and Homer Powell of Milton
were appointed December 81 in probate
court commissioners in the estate of
Lucius y. Jackson, late of Milton. There
was n settlement and decree in the es-
tate of Joseph Lavclctte. late Of Char
lotto. Tho Burlington Trust company was
appointed trustee of a trust fund under
the will Of Cyrus Roby for the benefit of
Charles +. Roby.
Referee in Bankruptcy J. T. stcarns
Monday received Tia petition and
schedules in the case of Bcrnice Il. Bates
or burlington. The petition discloscs IS
creditors and liabilities of $5i7.gS. The
solo assets consist of personal property
20 the value of $500, all of which is claimed
exempt. In the case of Fred Dwirc of
huntington, T.. II. Sweet, n. r.. O'Bricn
and G. NJ. Norton, all of Illumination,
nave been appointed appraisers. In the
case OF Hassam II Iiorah, burlington
Grocers' a dividend of twenty per cent.
mas been declared. Final dividend has
been declared in the Gerard case.
The annual New Years reception at
the Home for Aged Women, held Thurs
day afternoon from four until six O'Clock.
drew n largo attendance, and was an en-
joNable affair, not only for the residents
at the homo, but for the guests. Tho re-
ccption was given under the direction of
the board of trustees this year. instead
of that Of the board of visitors, as I'm
most years. Those who received were
Mrs. Willard Crane, Mrs. George l.. Lins-
ley, Mrs. Clarence l.. Smith, Mrs. Joel II.
Gates and Mrs. Josephine Wires. Mrs
walter G. Isham and Mrs. A. c.. Whiting
poured and Mrs. +. l.. sanders assisted in
the lining room.
Stannard Post, G. A.. r., Friday night
hold their annual installation of officers.
Following is the list of those installcd:
George i. Martin, post commander;
Charles e. Putney, senior vice-command-
or; Richard j. Irwin, junior vicc-com-
mander; Carlos u. Williams, adiutant;
John NJ. Stafford, quartermaster. Nelson
r. Tracy, surgeon; John T.. Goodrich.
chaplain; Charles N~anStcinherg, officer
of the day; Henry O. Wheeler. patriotic
Instructor; Livingston Derrick, officer of
the guard; Henry q. Wheeler. sergeant
major: Andrew McGaffey, puarterm .stor-
sergeant; James Miles. color sergeant.
L. 4. Woodbury., II. w. Allen, Charles
stone, trustees.
The number of cases tried i'm city court
during the month of December was A..
and of these % were for INVESTIGATION.
seven hahituals were sent to Waterbury
for u six months treatment ana ,ieh-
more appeared for the second time or
l.orc. The number of new cases was.
therefore, H. and nearly all of these were
fN-r.- -. 80 HnH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Frederick Pearson who arrived
from Europe yesterday on the Imp rator
with her daughters. the Misses Josephine
and Lesley F., Pearson. accompanied by
Miss Margaret NJ. Choate. Is a. the Plaza
before going TO her villa in Newport for
the remainder OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel X. Probasco are
at the Westport Inn, Westport on Lake
Champlain. for few weeks.
Mrs. Henry A. obbns is at her country
place Asher House, in southampton, l..
l., for the season. Among her recent
guests were her niece. Mrs. George Ed
ward Adams and l.. +. Holbrook Belts
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green,
who arrived from Europe yesterday on
the lmperator, are at the Plaza before
going TO their summer home, Greenlawn.
Bar Harbor. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oaklegh Thorne have
arrived at southampton, L. l., for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Or. and Mrs. Malcolm McBurney. who
are passing the summer at their country
place in Islip. l.. J., are at the Gotham
for brief visit.
Mrs Francis NJ. Whltehouse returned
Yesterday from Europe on the Imperator.
accompanied by her son, Meredith White
house They were met by Mr. Whitehouse
and are at the Ritz-Carlton before goins
10 Crowhurst Manchester, Mass, for the
remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald White have re-
turned from their summer camp In the
Adlrondacks and are at the Ritz-Carlton
Mrs. David Dows is visiting her mother
Mrs !. Townsend Burden. at Fairlawn
In Newport.
Dr. and Mrs. George Norton Miller and
Miss Katharine G. Miller who have been
at Rhine beck, y. V, for the early part
OF the summer are In Lenox for brie'
visit,
Mrs Walden Pell, who Is visiting Mrs
Frank Bishop IN Mount kisco, y. Y, vii
/ 90 10 Southampton, l.. l., for the remain
| der of the season.
The second of the afternoon tea dances
| arranged by Miss Julianna Cutting, AT th'
| SUFFOLK Hunt club, In southampton, l. ],
was h Id yesterday afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
CHURCH WORKERS AT THE PIER.
NarrnEanset Entertaining Dele
gates From Several states.

NARRAGANsErr PIER. July i5.--The sec
ond midwcek hop held At Shcrry's
Casino this evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Breevort Kane.
Miss Florence Kane and Miss g. Il. Etysr
OF New York. the Misses Edith Newbold
and Marion Frazer of Philadelphia. Don
aid Bowen Of Providence and many other
members OF the cottage and hotel colony.
Nearly 100 men and women interested
in Sunday school work in towns In New
York. Rhode Island. Connecticut. MaSsa-
chusetts. New Jersey. Ohio and New
Hampshire have gathered for a week
at the European Hotel to attend the thir
teenth annual summer school for sunday
school workers held under the auspices of
the Rhode Island State Sunday School
Association Willard II. Wilson of Prov
dence general secretary Of the associa-
ton, is at the head of the school. The
speakers will include the Rev. Dr Mil
ton 4. Ittlefeld. thhe Rev. Frank Il.
Butter. the Rev. G. A. Boyd, the Rev.
William Howard Easton. the Misses Mar
tina X. Lawson. Laura Il. Cragn. Edna
Cole and Florence II. parnell and Wal
lace l. Woodin. Daily afternoon services
life saving station. The vesper services
are being lea by the Rev. Charles A.
Boyd.
A musical and dramatic recital was
given in the Arlington Hotel this eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Lyon Of
New York. assisted by Miss Mary Belle
Davidson, a classic dancer Miss Eleanor
Browning s entertaining house party OF
eight guests at the Atlantic House this
week.
Among those who arrived at the Atlantic
to-day were Mr. and Mrs. a. l.. Pcrta OF
Newport and ]. w and q. w. Stevenson OF
Cincinnati. Miss J. l.. Growing OF New
York arrived at the Mathewson to-day
Mr. and Mrs Carlton l.. Brownson of
New York and l.. o. Tourteltat OF Prov
idence arrived for short stay at the
MAssasoit House to-day.
John X. Mclean denied to-day that he
had purchased Clarendon Court. the estate
| OF Edward c. Knight at Newport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

Frank Kemble Cooper, brother y, TX.
Cooper Chffe, has been engaged by John
e. Fisher for an important part in What
Happened nj 90" the new pay by Paul
Wilstach. which will have its initial pro-
duction on August II In Atlantic city.
The Misleading Lady which played
for seven months last season AT the Ful-
ton Theatre under the direction of Will
lam Harris, Jr.. will start in september
on a forty weeks road tour. Many Of
the original cast will he retained
A. H. Woods viii make his first pro-
ductlon of the season on August s, when
he will present Douglas Fairbanks In
He Comes Up Smiling dramatiza-
ton OF the novel OF the same name by
Charles sherman, at the Republic Thea
ire The book has been made into play
form by Byron Ongley and Emil Nyitray
Mr. Woods has also begun rehearsas at
the Eltinge Theatre for THE High cost
OF Loving" new three act comedy In
which Lew Fields will star.
Arthur Hammerstein win give a profes-
sional matinee this afternoon at the Vic
toria Theatre. II Is the first professional
matinee at the theatre since 1t has been
devoted to vaudeville
David Belasco has engaged Laura Hone
Crews for an important part in pro-
duction he will make Immediately after
.'The Vanishing Bride" has been launched
Miss Crewss last appearance in New York
was as Posdlind in "As You Like It," In
which John Drew played for a short time
at the Empire Theatre last season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
Wills AND APPRAISALS.

ISAAC w. FRIEDMAN, who died December
"a, 1913, left $l20,640 to his wife, Julia.
His interest in the diamond Arm OF /. w.
Friedman 20. of 40 broadway was
appraised at that amount
HENRIETTA KAHN, who died November
II, 1912, left sG63+52 in equal shares
to her daughters, Sarah Kahn, Rae X,
Armstein. and Emma HOLMAN. and her
son. Albert NJ Kahn. She had s39l ,O62
in mortgages and s253.1o6 in securities
FRANK A. NERAL. who died February
!. 1913. left s3l6.s27. Of which s53,l6S
was the value of 4.s33 shares OF common
stock OF the Acker, Merrall 4 Condit Co
His brothers. Albert T. and Walter H.
Merrall got ss914l. and his sister, Carrie
NJ. Merrall. received the rest. The ap-
praiser found that the book value OF the
Acker. Merrall Il Condit co. stock was
only SEQ a share exclusive of the good
will. which the appraiser fixed at $3.50 a
share because the business was estab-
lished in 1920. owns forty-five stores. and
has average annual sales OF s7500,0 900
CONSTANT MAYER, who died May H.,
1911. resident OF France, left ISL. 016
in this country II went In equal shares
10 the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Mt Sinai
Hospital. Home for Aged and Infirm He
brews and the Young Women's Hebrew
Association.
GUSTAV HRsCHBERG. president OF
HirschberR Il Co, headwear manufactur-
ers. at Is Weverley place. who died jan
uary 10. 1914. left s135,33s to his daugh-
ter. Selma, and son. Sidney O. Hlrsch-
berg, He had 5l0i9 shares OF stock In
his company. worth sllo,0sa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
NEW FIFTH AVENUE INVASION
BiR 100000 Apartment House to
60 Up In Region Of Mansions.

Further inroads on the residential char
acter of Firth avenue north OF Fifty-n ninth
street were announced Yesterday when
e. T.. H. Gilbert filed plans with the
Bureau of Buildings for q twelve story
apartment house to he erected on the
plot adjoining the home Of Henry Phipps.
at the north corner Of Eighty-seventh
street. The design of tho building will
he I'm tho fifteenth century style OF French
Gothic architecture and will give the APP
pearance OF a residential structure. II
will he the second ti-faaiily house in
the exclusive residential district between
Fifty ninth and Ninety-hfth streets. the
first one at Eighty first street having been
such a success that Arthur Curtiss James
bought II for an investment.
The new building, which will occupy
the two lots at 1856 and 1867 Fifth ave-
nue., will he built Of limestone and
the side walls viii he finished to
harmonize with the front II will
cost 100000 and will have single and
duplex apartments finished In such
manner as To appeal to Fifth avenue resi-
dents. The apartments will overlook the
Phipps gardens on the corner of Eighty
seventh street, with which Henry PhIpps
made certain Of light and air for mis-
residence in case of the appearance OF
such a structure as that now planned.
on the block to the south James Speyer
recently completed n fine dwelling and on
nearby blocks are the homes Of Jay
Gould, Archer NJ. Huntington and Philip
Livingston. Two blocks TO the north is
Andrew Carnegle's home.
The apartment il to he erected by in
terests identified with The Trask estate.
Only few days ago the 1857 Fifth Ave-
nue. Company was incorporated with Balm
bridge Clark as president and members
Of the TraIk family as directors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
GOLF GAME OF 60-YEAR .OLDS.
Gen. McCook aud &. W. Ware AmonG
New Hampshirc Contestants.

BRETON WOODS. ~ H.. July i5.-Many
golfers were out to-day on the White
Mountain links. Gen. Arson q. McCook
and William D'Olier were pitted against
Or, w. A. Dunn and Charles w, Ware at
Jefferson. Each contestant Is over 60
years old.
J. r. Blake entertained at the FIRST
auction party Of the season at the Mount
Washington Hotel last evening Mrs, Max
Tilman of Havana and Miss Marguerite
Stout OF the Mount Pleasant won the
honors
T.. w Jewctt has Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
John q, Tappin at the New Profile House.
Gen. and Mrs, W. y. +. barrow, with their
guest A. NJ. Wolf Of New York, returned
from fishing trip to Lonesome Lake.
Perclval Brundagc, Harvard, ~, son Of
the Rev. and Mrs W. NJ Brundage II
New York. Is recovering from severe
illness at Maplewocd. col and Mrs, II.
A. Swigert of Sinclair Lodge, Bethlehem,
gave a motor party to-day. +. w Jack
son OF the Twin Mountain In arranging a
motor trip TO the Flume for tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
WOMEN TOWEAR WIGS
AT MRS.FISH'S DINNER
COiffures VIII Harmonic With
Costumes at Mrs. Bel
mOnt's Dance.
TEA FOR MISS +. y. HUNTER
Her Coming Out Party on Fri
day May Be Only Cine Of
Season at Newport.
TEA FOR MISS +. y. HUNTER

NEWPORT. July 15.--Many Of the
women of the Newport summer colony
will wear wigs at the dinner to be given
ny Mrs Stuyvesan; Fish at Crossways
or tho evening Of July -. prior to the
Chinese blll Mrs. .. n. =. Belmont will
give In honor OF her daughter the Ouch
as Of Marlborough. Several OF the wigs
me being made here and they will be ap-
propriatc to the costumes to he worn at
the dinner and ball Mrs Fish Is to have
100 guests. and for their entertainment
during the dinner she has arranged for
sole dancing by two professionals IL
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Robert $. Mccormick Of Chicago. l,Mrs
Chandler Anderson OF Washington. Visit
Ing Nine Riano At the Spanish Embassy /:
MI and Mrs. r. Wsverley Smith oFGal-
weston. Miss Katherine g. Knight. G.
y. Metcaf OF Providence. and willard
Ruby of New York. visiting Gen. j.
Fred ricrson.
SIR Arthur and Lady Herbert of Eng
land are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs T.
Shaw Safe. having arrived to-day. Miss
Mary l.. Rardis of New York has rented
the cottage of J. Alton Barker on Bliss
"Ddl lbI lll' SuiIiIleTs VT. anu hTA.
PHILLIP a. Clark are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
william Woodward.
Mrs r. Horace Gallstin gave a dinner
at hcr home last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver could Jennings are still at their
place at Fairfield. Conn. but will take
pnss'ssion OF their cottage next week
Mrs. James Russell Solely is to proiong
her stay with Mrs Nelson Brown at the
Redwood Cottage until the end Of :he
month AftN~ "a at ShtDpaCOcL Hills
Mrs Solely viii return here for the late
season
Prince Paul Troubetskoy started for
New York tonight.
The dance which Mrs French Wander
Hit viii give a. Hsrhourview on August
&c is To- ne q costume affair based on the
period % 1870
Miss Edith y. Hunter. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs William r. Hunter. IL to bs
presented At an afternoon tea to he given
by Mrs. Hunter at Belair on Friday after
noon. This will he the first coming out
party OF the season here, and possibly he
only one
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills of New
York have taken pnard Cottage No. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills are expected here about
the first Of next month. Mrs. Charles r
Hoffman has selected Friday August Z
as the date Of a dance which she will give
at Armsea Hall
Mrs James r. HaEgn and Mrs Herr,
T.. Perry returned here from New Yorl,
tonight. Miss Audrey Hoffman IL visit
ing Mrs. William watts sherman. Tho
Misses Lucy and Martha Satles of Provi
dencc are guests of Mrs. William Gros.
venor.
The Rev. v. ". Darlington is the guess
| Of his parents. Bishop and Mrs James II
/ Darlington. at the Corners. Mrs. Thomi,
/ I. Eldrdge and Miss Eldridge OF New
oil .4ta L. -.
/ stephen u Luce was a luncheon hostes!
| to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
CLIMBS PEAK ON HORSEBACK.
Miss Annie Gilbert Performs Dim
cult Feat Mt white sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. July
l5.-Th" steep ascent to the summit Of
Hates Mountain over the Burns Folly
trail was made on horseback this after
noon by Miss Annie Gilbert OF New York.
accompanied by guide. Miss Gilbert
and Miss Mary Gilbert will start for New
York tomorrow with their mother. Mrs
Riley Miles Gilbert and will sail ut the
end of the week for two months trip
to Europe.
Col j. f.. Dana entertained motor
party to-day. Including Mrs. William Rein
hart OF Plainheld, Mrs. Maury Corbn Of
California and John \. Thayer of New
York.
Among those who arrived at the New
Greenbrier and the White to-day were
Mrs. James Clark OF Baltimore and a
motor party. including Mrs. Robert Smith
II Crawford. y. j, James r. Clark and
Robert @. Lumkin OF Baltimore. Others
were Col. Writ Robinson OF West Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morton and Miss
Elizabeth Morton of Cincinnati. Branson
VI. DE Long of East Orange, Mr.. and Mrs,
g. T.. Thomas OF Birmingham and Mr. and
Mrs r. b. Wilson of Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
LENOX FARM OWNERS
MEET TO TALK CROPS
Thomas Shields Clarke Enter.
tains Round Table Mem
hers at Luncheon.

LEMON Iuly I5.-Thomas Shields
Clarke entertained the members Of the
Lenox Round Table, all farm owners At
luncheon At FcrnbroolS this afternoon.
Matters relating to crops and harvesting
were discussed, The guests Of Mr. Clarke
were Joseph II. Choate. Gre1lville l..
Winthrop. Albert Il. Shartuck. Dr. Henry
T. jacques John T.. Parsons, George W.
Folsom and John Alden Spoor
Miss Dorothy Baldwin and Miss Ruth
Baldwin OF Garden city have arrived to
visit Mrs. Richard Watson Glider at
Tyringham.
Miss NJ. Symphorosa Brlstcd and Miss
Grace Brsted. daughters OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed. gave din
ner tonight at Lakeside, followed by
dancing
Mrs. John s Barnes will return to-
morrow to Cold Brook from Rhode Island,
Miss Maude Buckingham and Miss Kate
T. Buckingham OF Chicago arrived at the
Curtis Hotel They will open their Bald
Head farm later In the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur u, Hughes OF
New York and Mrs. +. q. Gridley OF
Buffalo are at the Curtis Hotel, Miss
Charlotte Barnes has returned to Lenox
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs : Warren
Sturgis at Wilmington. VI, Miss Mary
NJ Turnuro Is passing few days In
New York.
Miss Clementina Furriss and Mrs
John A. Zimmerman arrived at Edge
comb tonight Miss Mary Weiman gave
n luncheon at her cottage in Stockhridge
this afternoon, entertaining for Mrs
William NJ. Bullitt of Louisville. who Is
passing the season with her mother. Mrs
Oscar Iasigi. Miss Weiman's guests
were Mrs George Granville Merrill, Mrs
James Graham Parsons Mrs. Carl 4
de Gersdorff. Miss Allison 7. l.. Haugh-
ton and Miss Marian Hague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Cobb of Chi
cago have taken lease of the Eglestor
place, the country property OF Mr. anc
Mrs. Archibald Mackey who are in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb sold their countr,
place In Plttsield this week and will past
the season In I,enox. arriving this week.
Registered at the Maplcwood, Pitts
field are II. V. Wollison. St Petersburg
Russia Robert W. WollisQn. Mrs. Georg,
Austin. Miss Warner. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Freeman and Mis-;
Dorothca Freeman. Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Buckley Hubbel
have Mrs. Mason Tyler Of Morrstown
~ J. as their guest at Williamstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

LESox, July l5.-Automobilists who ar
rived at the Hotel Aspinwall to-day from
New York included
Miss X. A. Lllis, Miss Frances Hills.
Charles Murdoch, Mary Lllis Packard) :;
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Tracy (Hudson) ;
Miss Margaret stiles. Mrs. Robert Billing
ton CPackard) Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Miss
Taylor u,ozier) Mr.. and Mrs a. Hol-
lenbeck. Guy Post. Allen Murphy OPierce-
Arrow.
MANCHESTER, Vt. July 15.-Arrlvals by
automobile at the Equinox House in
clude the following from New York
n. L. Baruch, Miss Baruch Master
Robert d. Baruch, Looomoble) T.
Rafter. NJ. Vanstochem Packsrd) Mr.,
and Mrs. David y. Caravan and family
tPeerless)
BETHLEHEM. N. H.. July 15.--Automo-
bile tourists that arrived at the Sinclair
Hotel included:
J. L. Mafrett, Mrs r. r. Maffett: Bay
onne, n. J. Unterstate) Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheaton, Mrs. r. A, Wheaton, Marguer-
lite Conner East Weymouth Mass, Pack-
ard) Fred j. Zeigler, Mrs Henry Zeig-
Ter. James A. Hill. Woodmere, l., l..
(Packard); Mr.. and Mrs. Coddington,
Plainhed, ~ j, tFranklin) Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Dyk Mcbride, Passaic, y. J.
(Overland Mr.. and Mrs. James Mac
beth and daughter. Brooklyn tStevens-
Duryea) Mr.. and Mrs. w, n, Barrett,
Hartford Meta Or, and Mrs A. T,
Hanuer. Miss Grace Pinkney, New York
Is q. W: Or. and Mrs N, A. Luding-
ton, Miss Dorothy Ludington, Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Marsans, New Haven tOver-
land).
POLAND SPRINGS, Me, July ib,--AmonR
those who arrived at the Poland Spring'
House tonight ny automobile are included
the following from New York
Mrs l. Winman and daughter 'Pierce)
Mrs. r. ". G. I.app. Miss G, l.app. Mrs
| q A. c. Lamp Packard. Mr. and Mrs
| Alexander Wilson, Mrs Hamilton Higgins
Edward W Wilson OPope) also Mr., ant
Mrs. Robert staus. Red Bank. N. J. tPack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
DR.. VINCENT c. PRICE.
Inventor Of baking Powder suc-
rumbs at Age Of 80.

CHICAGO. July 1J.--Dr. Vincent G. Price.
the inventor of baking powder. died here
to-day ut the home of his daughter, Mrs.
J. r. Hollingsworth. He was Sc years
OF age.
DR.. Prices invention was made when ne
was a student, sixty-two years ago. He
was watching his mother make biscuits
and wanted to know why they were so
hard to digest. Lack Of n certain ingredi-
Cnt was the cause, he was told and
he set about to discover II.
Experiment showed him that the argols
left in the watts ~ the precipitation OF
grapes in wine making when refined. not
only did away with the bad effects of hot
biscuits. but facilitated the process of
making them. "Dr. Prices Baking Pow
der appeared on the market shortly
after this. Another invention was flavor
ing extracts and he also first used corn
starch for culinary purposes
DR.. Price was born w Troy. y Y He
ls survived by four children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
Hurling-Pa uly.

MISS Meme Irene pauly. daughter Of
WIS Flora ". and the late Frederick VI.
rflF AND granddaughter of the late Is
-"t j Merritt, was married last eve
mig 'o Henry Rurlng of 20 West 18TH
'..'' Manhattan. Al the home Of her
MOTH. 'oN Sixth street. College Point
,' ''f'uony was performed by the Rev
n'lt"u Mottrim, vicar Of ST Paurs
nn''"nN church in that place. Mrs
,''I llo's'ou was matron of honor and
ne bridesmaids We're Miss Pauline Don
zero, Miss Molly Morris. Miss Rosalind
RAINY and Mrs. g. W Pauy. Charles
N''' was host man and the ushers were
' Robert a. Adams. William Hayward,
- ''ou iu"llnghof, Frederick Neubauer.
howard Zimmerman and William Hol-
."' I7" bride was gwen away by her
o"'.. William pauly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
Col. william ". Benpe,t.

Tho death OF Col William Wmslow
Bennett. civil war veteran and inventor
OF the first automatic pianoplayer oc-
CURED yesterday at his home. / 81 West
l0Sth street He was born IN 1929 in
this city, the son OF Sumner Winslow
Bennett. pioneer piano manufacturer.
AT the outbreak Of the war Col. Bennett
organized volunteer cavalry regiment
and went to the front as Lieutenant
Colonel. lie became a confidant OF
President Lincoln After tho war Col
Bennett put on tho market the first
plano and organ automatic players. be-
ing financed In the venture by Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Col. Bennett wrote several
books on the subject OF land taxation
He married Phnbe Williams. direct
descendant OF Roger Williams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

In June Conan & Harris will pre-
sent at their Aston Theatre tho first ~
Mr. Cuhau's series OF musical and dra-
matte satircs 10 be- known as "Cohans
Current Revue" travesty on the sue
cessful plays of tho season that has gone
before intersgcrsed with carcaturos NJ
social political and other events Of cur
rent interest.
At George NJ Cohan's Grand Opera
House IN Chicago Solwrn cos
production of Ro Cooper Megrue's play
"Tndcr Cover" will begin an enga cement
on September c The second season NJ
Cohan s Harris and 4. II. Wooda's
Bronx Opera House a. 14eth street ard
Bergen avenue in Tho Bronx will be
gin In September. Broadway successes
at popular prices will continue az the
policy OF thr playhouse.