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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

'rder may cost thirty
lars.
Extravaganza runs
;, for the tailor.
de is soon out OF
lie, becaue it is so
RENE, and these tut.
and delicate fabrics
last one or at
most two wear
ings.
In evidences
brilliant stripes,
Roman stripes
the wearers pre-
fer to call them
which are smart
er even than the
fashionable plaids
and more merci-
full to the woman
who is unfashion-
0,h1a annnob 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
Guard
If Nfasso Of Oysters ~.

ural defects. II they are too short
tney wear the bolero to make them
appear taller. but the taller women.
VINO 40 not want to appear gigantic,
pace the bet as low as possible. If
the hips are too slight, the Persian
!hnic' with fur trimming, is called
INTO rrequisition. IF the bosom IS too
prominent, the large Oriental sleeves
help to hide it. III fact, the tailor.
made calls into requisition all styles
all ages and every color of the rain
bow. Gil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

attain. 1t Is
an axiom OF
p e a r | fishing
that the great
er the depth of
the oy t er's
II a b itat the
i q r & er and
fl n er t h c
pearls.
AS already
IN e IL t 10 n ed,
pearls hidden
in their mother
o Y S er at a
depth greater
than thirty or
forty feet are
seldom brought
to the surfa ce.
Nobody knows
how much OF
this sort Of
wealth, unat-
t a in able by
o r d i n a r Y
means, is with
in reach OF
Mr.. Thomas'S
dredging ma.
chine. So long
as lie keeps
away from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

In sharp con-
trast with this in
tenslfied masculine
tailor-made is the
equally intensified
huffy-ruffle idea,
now SO prevalent
Women recognizes tina
she is never so charming
rs when she appear;
ethereal, and 50 she Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

TOR three thousand years-and
nobody knows how much
a lOnCer--the worlds c,,nn1,, 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
100000 MAKE COMFY TRIP.
Hot sunday Calls ont Great Crowd
10 Delight Merchants.

\ crowd of about 1000 people mado
GLAD the hearts Of Coney Island mer-
chants Yesterday. \ few moro real hot
Sundaya and every man jack OF COM
cessinn holder ON tho island viii hc able
20 pay an bills and have something lott
over for rainy day
The Sunday visitors were unusually
quiet. aud the police had little to do. II
was great bathing day, and many thou
sands spent hours IN the water, The only
arrest was Of cight-year-old Jullano
Delami Of 539 East l2lst street Man
haitian, who WAS charged by Mrs. Bessi"
Kamerer Of 12i West 'itth street, Allen
town, Pa, with stealing n gold watch and
a powder pun from her chatelain" bag.
roncy Island didn't seem To Ice much
disturbed AT the prospect that the amuse-
ment part of the resort would he closed
up II New York vaudeville theatres were
compelled to forego Sunday performance
under the recently passed law. At any
rate everything on the island was going
fun blast YESTERDAY
The Gomez Island Business Mems As
ISOLATION announced the "ngaeemcnt Of
pare Devil' Charles Niles, the aviator
to give flight OF the waterfront during
the next two weeks, beginning Nlth two
| flights to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27

FREILNGiIUYsEN Entered into rest JUS
90. i9lt, Victoria ~, Frelnghuysen
widow of the late Frederick ) Frellng
huN,eu.
Funeral services A. her late residence IN
Rattan y j.. TUESDAY, July %, 1914
~ 20. T.. Friends ana relatives tn
,ltod to attend without further notice
carriages vill meet train leaving Liberty
street. Sew York. At l'lo = N arriv-
ing at Somcrvlle, y. j -.-, y
Intcrmrut A. convenience Of family
SEANAN reter r, beloved husband N
Auua seaman Inee Grcens, at. ~
prone Court attendant
Funeral serviocs - his late rsfidence ST.
Tls,uorc place. RronN TuesdaY. July -
50 VI Iptormcnt private
TIEROUT srddcn'v. ~ hts summer howe
A. Mcuihan, = j.. on July o. William
Todd Tiebou', In Tho seventy sixth 'ea-
of his ar"
Funeral services ~ Merdhan Tlssds'
July g. a. IN \ VI ln'ermert IN
Greenwood Cemetery. Prpok'vr. =.
WILLARD Edith willard Service TIE
FUNERAL C1HUECH ~ Vest Twsr''
tbtrI rt~er' ,Fra0k ~ taNp'e' B'dg ;.
Tim. l1'rr Au.9mg'.,' .-rtsge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
new OFFICERS ELECTED
BY POINT JUDITH CLUB
Yacht CaSSandra Leaves Nara
gansctt Pier With a Party
on Board.

NARRAGANsFTr FER. july 2o.--Fraucis
n. Dewey OF Worcester, Mass. who for
several years has occupied Stouecruft cot
tage on tho Guns was elected PIES deuf
Of the Point Judith Country club last
evening TO take the place Of Edward !.
Welsh Of Philadelphia. Mr. Dewey also re-
places Mr.. Welsh as chairman cN oiiicio
Of the executive committee. otto H. Mers-
man OF Philadelphia was chosen score
tary Davis Miller. treasurer, and l.. :.
r Randolph Of Philadelphia. Or. charles
Hitchcock Of New York and the Rev.
Philip ~ Prescott. executive committee
Among those who registered ~ the
Casino to-day were Mrs. y. \. stewart,
Mr., and Mrs. W r. stafford. Dr. and Mrs.
William n. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs Stew
art Walker. Austen r Sdckott. Henry :.
Bond, IT,, Mr.. and Mr. Edward Mclean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Young. stuart u.
Preston and party. Mr. and Mrs !. y.
Schcleod and g. \ Jordan Of Sew Work.
Among the arrivals At the atlantic to-
day we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Seaman and
pr. and Mrs pcmarest ~ New York.
Hugh McCrassiu, Miss Estelc McCras-
sin and r. !. McCraSsin of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs, George \. Wood, Miss \, F..
Wood and Miss +, \. Harmon Of Newport
arrived ~ the Mathewson.
William Earl Dodge Of Riverdale on
Hudson put in az the Pier from Newport
for few hours this afternoon on his
steam yacht Arrcdin.
Among those who entertained at
luncheon ON tho Casino Terrace this after
noon wcrc David Stevenson Of New York
with four guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Stevenson Of New York with ten guests,
and Mr. and Mrs 81. John Wood IT New
York. Dinners we're given prior IN the
/ regular week end hop last evening by
Thomas lie Boutillier %, Edgar Lowon-
stein of Providence. who recently pur-
chased the punmere estate on the GINS,
and Mrs Irving ~ Chase Of Waterbury,
who entertained fourteen guests.
The polo match to open tho tournament
on the Point Judith fields for the Rath-
bone memorial CUPS has been postponed
until a later date.
The Rov. George Chalmers Richmond
/ ~ Philadelphia preached the sermon this
morning at ST. Peters Episcopal Church
/ Mrs Merwjn White, a cottager sang
The ocean going steam Yacht Cassan-
dra. owned 10y George r Wh"lan ~ Ne"
York. sailed from here today. Those on
board we're Mr. and Mrs. George \. Har'
der. Miss Dorothy Mott and Mr., and Mrs
sidney Whelan Of New York. and Miss
isabelle Mersman OF $, Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
CLAMBAKE CLUB AT
NEWPORT BEAUTIFIED
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
Gives Dinner, Guests Being
At six Tables.
! l.. MLEtNS GET YACHT
Mr. and Mrs. T. Shaw Safe Will
Entertain With a Dance
on August ).

~.,r,rr. July Is. -- The house and
,.srl. ~ the Newport Clambake Club
.......si beautiful sight tonight for
-. r..r.r given by Mrs william *. Van.
4.~.r o. Tho guests entered through
,....e lined with bay trees, the
.....H.. v.r, decorated with flowers
&C.. .H whit, aud blue electric lights,
t H..f. tho six tables for the guests
-.. ...Y set with flowers and pretty
80 .r..l decoration. I'm orchestra played
-. .. d.uu,r and there was some
1..- lrt,r midnight.
II. Nl.-d.u !. Perry gave luncheon
o., ..l Of her guest. Catherine Lady
no.. ~ rlrlk House To-day, Miss
rr... Ward NcNllistcr entertained with
',... ..,. boo honor ot her guest, Marquis
20 rH..t VISTA. Nenry Clcws gave a
..... .. 300 80 tine Rocks Paymastcr George
"a r-r.t, gave q luncheon AT the naval
....a.. station. and August Belmont gave
........ 90 EN'hoscd.
NJ. Edward i. Bcrwiud will give
..... .' Iu. Elms ON August and 81
..f .ut.rfhor 4 Mrs Charles II. Bald
vr will ltc q luncheon for women on
n. and Mrs, r. Shaw Safe will give a
atu,, 800 honor ~ their nephew, John
V...,.' Arthur. At ocean Lawn on Au-
.g,, SIR Arthur and Lady Herbert
n England vino had been the guests VI
Nr tnl Ms safe, are motoring In the
y.'. Mountains.
NJ. caroline ogden Jones % will I've
'.s guest ~ honor At a dinner To- be given
hv Miss e. ogden Jones tomorrow night
81 lui Mrs Edward H. Mclean have
.a-.,.,i tlr steam Ndcnt sovereign for
.., remainder ~ tn. summer. col. Charles
iI,tH.u. vsr has had the Sovereign. will
gov o. 'rsht soon on q hunting "trip.
Mrs. lanes l.Iirsu~ Van Men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
TWO STARS TO JOIN
APARTMENT 12-K"
Otis Harlan and Ralph Herr
Added to Cast Presenting
Shubcrt Farce.
TO PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT
"Third Party" VIII BE Pro-
duccd Thursday Night al
Long Branch.

In announcing the early opening for
the season Of three more of their New
York theatres the shuberts last night
also announced the continuation ~
apartment 12-K" AZ the Maxine Elliott
Theatre with two important changes in
the cast
beginning tomorrow Their" will be
three star cast headed by Ralph Herr.
Otis Harlan and Helen Lowell. Mr.. Herr
will be seen rs the Burglar and Mr
Harlan will succeed Edward Regey as
DcrbD Bishop. the intoxicated fat man
who starts all the trouble IN the farce
Miss Lowell Is ALREADY In the east Thcre
will he no other changes I'm the cast and
but few changes have been made In the
book. \ scene or two W II lie added FOR
the newcomers. The length Of the engage
mcnt at the theatre. 1t was announced, 10
indefinite.
on Thursday night "Thc Third Party"
an English farce in three acts by Jocolvn
Brandon and Frederick Arthur. and
adapted by Mark Swan, with q cast
headed by Taylor Holmes and Walter
Jones. and including Marjorie Wood.
Jobyna Rowland. Richard Temple. Sara
McNickar, william l.. Gibson, Nina Rel
win and James G"orsi will be- shown ~
the broadway Theatre. Long Branch. On
Monday, August 3, II will have its New
York premier at tho Thrty-niuth street
Theatre. Too Many Cooks" which r.
now In It's twenty-third wrck ~ IN.
| Th.rty-nlnth Street Theatre will move on
August 3 To the Forty eighth street
Theatre.
The Dancing Duchess p nov Nicnnea
opcrrtta IN two acts. viii he produced NJ
the Broadway Theatre. Long Branch. On
August and after three DAYS there viii
open tho regular season A. the casino
Theatre on August 10 Tho book OF the
piece Is by &. V Kerr and r.. ~ Burn.
side, with music by Milton iusk Nj
burnside is also the stage director The
cast WI include John Iyams and I,e'la
Mcintyre. Ada Lewis Flavio Arca,n
William Rurrrss. Harry Davenport. Laura
Hamilton, Lola French. Mark Smith, Fred
Russell and Herbert Corthcll
Pau J. Raincv's 1914 set or African
Hunt Pictures begin to-day their last
two weeks AZ the Casino moving from
there to the Lyric Theatre ON August 10
where they viii continue for an Indefinite
period
Sylvester Scha"ffer. "tho man who give,
an entire entertainment by himself" will
make his American debut August IS at
the Fprty-fourth Street Theatre. Nj.
Schaeffer will arrive in New York ON the
Natrrlaud Wednesday. bringing several
European acts which are to appear on the
same b n with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27

4, ,,..--i- -, ,, -,
49, " uo,'' no ela''seI we uale OF
I.'' c,I' t".,s i pc,,or',aI0t @, re ONES
49,, 4,t,, LII sue. !" we t"l'9W
ars, nrod,c,t,, ~, we $50 -, ~ , w oots
,,.ht,t, t',. .,,, -, ~ H ~ u'"'re'
Douglas Fairbanks /. 70 nl,, The i,,di,y
roll,
t,L, ,,....,. ,,,,, .....,... III n. -
,,r g., '',@',,5 nam ,''s u. :, "Pp.hr
D,yis nj, ,,s,,s, y, ,, ~ 80
,r,ho ,,i,,. ,,.,ir IS a. n
IL al tho Liberty Theatre
u.rc,,,ri,o r..i,. ,.I,a d., ~.
,i,,ta I my, go, w." , p'aH'" '.n-
n'ia,., ~. H. -, - ''as", 81 INC
i'a.,,,,,,.',, ,'.5 .'n u.VL nsasr" ior
Theatre Landau Sbc ,vill ,o,,,r, 20 iii.
civ when tho nlay il yyitbdra,yu for th.
annual pr,irv Lane Cbristr,a. na,,on,i,.
car,,u. to,.u ,,.,, H., 49,, -
,b.. now. L,,.i,,,. ,,,., g.,
,a ,,,'.,I,.,,o -, 81 Na,,ie GU"
hoarI h,,. 49, tI,,'s,,,I,, "a N"o "rS'
N,,, VI, t,,o,,.,, 80 49,. ,.......-
Till, bas n,, ,e, -
49,. g., ,,,.ii,.. ~
80 ,..''' ~ '''f,
,.i aiuaSo p..s'",'i'u W t"', ~ S,N"s
,,i', 20 ~, 10 ~" ia'" w NrIss NoNcs
in "Nv Friend From india and continued
in the mart when the MA v,s ,,,do ,,,n
tho musical niece called ..kntv-Did' Sha
was also tho sIavev in .C,hecxsrs " "a
Fool and His Nancy" 'Tbe Tat,oo.5
Man and "A Knight for nav" sb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
LENOX'S COOL WEATHER
ATTRACTING VISITORS
Date Set for TOwnsPnd-Reed
Wedding-Thp Rhinplander
WaldOs Go to Sunapee.

I.ENox. July 2s.--The cool weather here
is attracting many visitors. the hotels
and cottages being well fiiled
Capt Victor Hugo Starrak OF the Aus
trian army, who is passing the season
with Mrs. Starrak NJ the Curtis Hotel.
is expecting 4 recall TO Vienna because
Of the war cloud.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Singer Of
Larchmont and Mr. and Mre. James Wal
lace of Brooklyn arrived at the Maple
wood, Pittsdeld Mr. and Mrs Rhine
lander Waldo started to-day for Lake
Sunapee. Mrs. Harvey Spencer OF New
York IL 4 guest OF Mrs. Edwards spencer
at Shipton Court Nj. and Mrs Newbold
Morris Will go to Newport on Saturday
FOR tho month Of August
Mrs George f. Perkins. ST., of Jersey
city has presented silk flag to Lee
Chapter, Daughters OF the American Rev
olution. Miss Gertrude Parsons and Miss
Heloise Meyer have leased the Bishop
cottage Ny. and Mrs. Henry Hollister
Peasc gave a luncheon at the Orchard
this afternoon.
Gen. John g. Bates of 81. Louis will
arrive this week 10 visit Gen. Theodore
SChwan at the Mapewood, Pittsheld
Mr.. and Mrs. I " Phelps stokes are Wis.
Ting with the Rev. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes AT Brook Farm, Or. and
Mrs. j. Dodge Peters and Miss Marion
Kerr have issued Invitations for a mas
querade dane" AT the Nyantenuck Coun-
try club, Great harrington, on August Z
Mrs. Robert Maclay OF New York arrived
AZ the Curtis Hotel to-day for the season
Miss Kate buckingham and Miss Maudo
buckingham of Chicago arrived At the
Curtis Hotel to-day.
The marriage of Miss Edith Reed
daughter Of the late Charles Reed oi
New York and Yonkers. TO Richard s
Tow nsend OF Brooklinc will take place AZ
the home Of tho bride on the EEremon'
road ON September 90
Mrs. Ransom x, Gable Of Chicago has
arrived to visit Mr.. and Mrs Walter r
Cobb NJ the Egleston House Miss Clara
! Field of Washington Is visiting Mis-,
Helen g, Butler at Lynwood. Stockhridge
I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw. VIII,
are touring. departed to-day for Weles
/ ley Miss Anna Blake Shaw entertained
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs Shaw last
night,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
VACATIONISTS FILL CHAPEL.
The rev. u. VI. Stircs Of New work.
breaches In Rrrttou woods.

BaErroN Woops, y. H., July 26.-The
summer colony here turned out in force
to-day 10 hear tho Rev. Ernest NJ. Suros
Of St Thomass Church, New York, preacn
I'm the Stickncy Memorial Chapel
Golfers out on the Mount Washington
course yesterday included l.. H. iiamil-
ton. u Van Horn, Robert Brownh"ld ana
tho Misses rl1irc aud Natalie iaV'land
of Sow York.
The dance IN the Mount Washington
last evening was well attended. tn"
Misses Thomas Of New York arrived here
TO instruct in the maxiXc. lulu fardo ana
other dances
Arrivals from NoW York Al the Mount
Washington to-day included Mrs. Arthur
r Gage and Mrs. James Roosevelt ana
Mrs Forbes, who came by motor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
ZIONISTS' PLAN FEASIBLE,
Nathan straus =" Describes P"i"s-
tine Movement.

nathan Straus addressed 4 large gath
criug Of Hebrews az the Arvernc Svna-
goguo yesterday afternoon AM urged
upon them the claim which the proposals
Of the Federation III American Tionists
have upon their support lie said that
many leading Jews have thought the
scheme to purchase land in Palestine
where their peopl" may md home Wis
iouary and imprartrahle. lie was not
one OF these. he said, aud read letter
from Oscar Straus, his brother. who has
travelled much in Europe, 20 show that
the sentiment in favor of the plan is
widespread
Mr. Straus introduced pr, Schmarya
Levin. who described the territory which
Il Is proposed to acquire Vie eaid thal
$4,000 OO0 was needed and that this land
wotild nroyidc homes Tor @H.0Ou. 900 jews.
\ fund was started hv Mr. Stratus win "A
contribution Of g., 500 and - considerable
amount was subscribed AT tho meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
PLAN FIGHT ON SUFFRAGE FOES.
women Leaders rrcpnr" Campaign
Against Democrats In congress.

NEWPORT, July 2s,---To plan for tho do
feat Of the Democratic Congressmen who
onpose the suffrage measures In the House
and Senate there viii be conference OF
executive committee, advisory council ana
St,te suffrage officials AT Marble House,
the residence OF Mrs, Oliver H. p Bel
mont OH August 80
The plans for the conference were made
Yesterday by NrA Belmont, Miss Alice
Paul president OF the Congressional
Union, and Miss Doris stevens, executive
secretary with LARGE funds ana mass
OF workers the women feel that they can
defeat the opposing Congressman, and
for that purpose the nrst political cam
paign To he carried IN by women against
| men will he begun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27

Dr. John Allen West. one Of ia, best
known osteopaths In New York. is dead
following an operation I'm IA" Hahn"-
mann Hospital for an attack Of acute
appendicitis IIc was "a years old. hay
ing been born in Springfield, ~. ON June
). 1865. He was "a graduate of the Amer
lean School ~ Ostcop1try, kirkSville,
Mo. in 1909. Coming Ia Sew York he at
once established reputation in his pro-
fession. ~ the time Of mi. death ho was
A member Of the board ~ directors ~
tho New York state Ostcopdtnic Society
He was also member of In" bstco-
pathic society OF the CITY Of New York
lie is survived by his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
DR.. Sylvester \. ROpcrt.

Dr sylvester :. Bogcrt died yesterday
OF apoploNy I'm his home In Pearl River
y. V. lie was 20 years old ana a grad
uate Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons,
pr. Bogcri was Identified with tn" old
Stuyvesant Park district and for forty
five years. the entire period of his prac-
tice In this city. he lived I'm East Soy
enteenth street near Second avenue. He
retired from active work ten years ago.
He was one Of the founders ~ tho East
side Dispeusary. lie leaves his wife. oue
son and one daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
MOVIES SHOWN IN CHURCH.
Hymns sung as Words Are Throw,
on screru--3OO See Pictures.

Three hundred persons enjoyed mo-
ton picture show last night In the base
ment Of the st. Nicholas Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. i4lst street and ST. Nicho-
las avenue. The Rev. DR.. j W. Stevens
presided in the absence Of the Rev
Thomas W. Smith, the pastor.
Three reels were shown They illus
trated AN American in the Making"
Scenes in the Canadian Selklrk" and
"Lincolr's Gettysburg Speech" AZ a pic
ture Of make believe Lincoln In the act
OF speaking was exhibited DIR. Stevens
read the martyred Presidents address.
Tn" congregation sang Jesus, Saviour.
Pilot Me" safe in the Arms of jesus
and america" the words OF which were
thrown on the screen,
Movies viii lie the attraction in a lot
adjoining the church on the next Ave
sunday evenings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
COL. JOHN HUDSON GRANT DEAD,
Retired Army surgeon Entered
Army as Drummer Roy At Age of ~.

Col. John Hudson Grant. T. $. y. 70
tired. died Yesterday morning at his
home. 2i5 West Fifty-hrst street, Ia
his siXty-eighth year
Col. Grant. an army surgeon, was horn
at Charlestown, Mas, the son of col
Edward Grant. T.. :. a lie entered
the army when 10 years old ~ drum
NOR boy aud served through the greater
part Of TIA. CiNll war. After the war
he went To Georgetown University, a.
Washington, y. G. After his r,tireu"nr
Som the army in 1896 he became As
sistant state COMMISSIONS Of Agrculture
and was stationed at Buffalo. Three years
ago he was transferred to Albany. where
he remained until transferred to Sew
York on special duty for the Department
He was a member Of the American Med
ical Association, the New York Medical
Society and the Military Surgeons Asso-
citation of the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

IT,, tI,,, r,,i,. oc Autouohiie
-. 49,, &c., House trc,,,do nun
v.-,,b, r. =, ,,tScn Xey YORK.
~. 40 NJ c:.,,.yc # T,yIor n VI
ttar,It \, r,,.ior vvi,tfred Cran,
,,.,,,.. 10, n,,,,, ir,t,r ,ds,n. a r.
v.-o,,,,,', So yort, NJ and Mrs
ro,,r. + Krish, Mr. and Ms Rarstow.
p.,..'..,-e. ~ and Mrs = Iernv liar.
,.r ~ q pord Tew / London. MIR and
" -, ot'' ~, ~ i%','uo" W. ''''
., ,na W.,rb I'm iIousc arc Mr.
,.5 W.. y rirtnn I I Alien Mr. and
Ne. ,,r.r,.s ! GAG Prevalence Mr.
ma Mr. q; T Brown. New London Miss
N u Bartlett Miss V. Hefrerman Mr..
"a Me-. CfUynne. Newport Dr. Frank
. pr.f..L MIR. and Mrs. William BERN
r--3 Dr. Ms f. l., Richardson. !. =.
n."... VI and Mrs. ! Hacou. proyi-
..... Sir and Mrs. G. ". Furber. Mr.
ma N-. " y Youns. Norwich Mr. and
Mr.. D. n prilhrirk. Providence
I,.,N. mi, 90 Motor arrivals at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
LIGHT FIRES TO KEEP WARM.
Cool In the Rcrkshires. with Frost
Every Month This Year.

I.EHox. Mass. July 2s.-Tt was cool In
tho hills horeabout to-day and as re
suit there was much driving this after
noon among tho sojourners here. Many
rpntored under conditions perfect for com
fort.
There has been a frost every month this
wear in the Berkshres and wood fires
we're burned in cottages tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27

Worllm'us Compensation commission,
hearing, I Madison avenue.
National Arts club, exhibition NJ paint
ings, 10 East Nineteenth street.
Washington irving School, exhibition
of paintings from the Metropolitan Nu-
scum. 9 4 NJ to s r. NJ
Federation Of American 2lonsts, fare
veil meetirs rrr Nv. SHhmarNa Levin,
National Theatre. Houston street evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
PICNIC TO AID WAR FUND.
Irish Volunteer Committee Arrnnpes
for Labor Day OutinI.

The Irish National Volunteer Fund
Committee, now carrying ON - campaign
for funds with which arms aud ammuni-
tiuu may be purchased for use i'm the
event Of war IN Ireland over the
lister question, has made arrangements
for picnic at Celtic Park on Labor DAY.
The Irish American Athletic club has
offered the use of the grounds and there
will he athletic contests In great number.
particularly football games Several
organizations have volunteered to play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
weather az Summer Resorts.

ATLANTIC CITY, July ss.-Temperature,
So
Aspupv PArx, rulv 20 -Tempera.
ture, 50
AsHxvrLfF. y. = July 2G.--Tompera-
turo Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27

Richard q. Hudson, a rctirrd tobacco
merchant, is dead AZ his home ~ 799
Quincy street, Brooklyn. Nc wa born ~
New York city seNentv-ciphi v"trs ago
and had lived the greater uart ~ his no
in Baltimore arh in y uo.l, ~ 10
survived by his wife ANA two u1uaa Co...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-27
Art,., To We'd Naval Omcer,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July 26.-~The an.
nouncrment was made here tonight Of
the engagement OF Miss Hazel Lavin's
Hohorta 10 Lieut.. Ralph Downs Viewer
,',sr !. IS y VI, Roberts IN q New
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