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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MISS BURKE SIGNS CONTRACT.
Actress VIII Remain Under Froh-
man MANAGEMENT for Five Yeas.

Charles Frohman has closed "A contract
with Miss Billie Burke by which she will
play exclusively under his management
for the next Ave years. Miss Burke was
married TO Florenz Ziegfeld. Jr., few
months ago, and II was then thought on
Broadway that she would not continue
with Mr. Frohman after the present sea-
son.
In tho new agreement, which is the
first written one between Mr.. Frohman
and Miss Burke, II is arranged that she
shall play In New York oity in one of
Mr. Frohman's theatres each season until
Christmas. Mr.. Frohman has also ar
ranged that she shall extend her present
season until the middle OF July, playing
as far West as San Francisco. where she
is to appear during the Panama exposi-
ton.
The actress will also play Rosaiind in
AS You Like II" for a special spring en-
gagement In New York city. followed by
short visits TO other cities. Her play for
next season will be drama OF American
authorship. In which she will assume
seven different characters.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr., and Mrs, Eliot Butler Whiting an
nounced yesterday at their home in Rye,
y. Y. the engagement OF their daughter,
Mrs Katharine Whiting Willauer, TO DR..
Roland Barker Whitrdge Of Baltimore.
Mrs Willauer Is the widow Of Arthur u,
Willauer Of West Chester, Pa, and this
cit, She In a granddaughter OF the late
T. H. y. whiting Of this city.
The engagement has been announced or
Miss Katherine H. Clarke, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary u. Clarke Of Englewood, ~ j.
TO George Bulst Sadler Jr,, Of Englewood'
No date has been set for the wedding,
Mrs. George II. Richardson OF II West
Seventy fourth street has announced the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss Cath
crime Lawrence Richardson, TO Henry era
ham Martin son of Mr., and Mrs Henry
q r Martin OF South Orange, n. J,
Announcement has been made o. the
cugagoment Of Miss Argyle Irene Casper
daughter Of Mrs, Eugenio Ward, to Alon3o
CLARK Mathcr Of Chicago. Miss Casper
who has lived for some time in Paris, Is a
granddaughter of the late Marquis Co.'S
slit Casper and grandnicce OF the laS
Mr., and Mrs. James Griswold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
DIED.

AhEND,-On Tuesday. October 20, the Hon.
Edward u, Amend, beloved husband of
Catharine J Amend nee Ridder In his
nifty seventh year
Funeral Friday, October 2s, from his lats
residence 81 West Seventy fourth strsa,
at 10 A NJ thence to Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. Broadway and
Seventy hrst street Requiem mass
1890 a Interment Calvary Gene
terry. Kindly omit flowers
ARTHUR.--In this city. on Tuesday, o.
tober 40 1914. Robert Arthur
Funeral services on Friday October n N
10 A. n, in Grace Reformed Church.
Seventh avenue and Fifty-fourth street
Kindly omit flowers
BARCLAY AT Port Washington l.. L.
Wednesday, October 81. 1914. Alexander
Barclay born In Glasgow. Scotland.
age 65 years
Funeral services at univsrsity Place Pres
byterian Church. corner OF Tenth street
New York city. Friday morning, s,<S
o'clock, lnterment at Kensioo Cemetery.
CARLETON DR.. Bukk O.. on Tuesday, 90
tober 90 at his residence. rs West Eff
tieth street.
Funeral services will he held at the church
OF the Divine Paternity, Seventy sixth
street and Central Park West on Thurs.
day, october 22 AT O'clock
RYLANDER.-Anders O.. aged "a
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH." zS
West Twenty-third street Frank r.
Campbell Bulding), Thursday, 2 o'clock
Automobile cOrtege.
sANKEY suddenly. on October 20. 1914.
Ira ID. sankey (second), beloved son of I.
Allen and Frances Wann Sankey.
Funeral services will be held al ST. Bar
tholomew's Chapel Madison avenue ana
Forty fourth street. on Thursday. o.
tober 20. at 2:3o l.. NJ, Interment ct
Greenwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MISS HOSTETTER HAS
AUTUMNAL WEDDING
Chanel at Locust Valley Beauti-
fully Decorated for Her Mar
rage to Glenn Stewart.
BREAKFAST IN GARDEN


Log"sr VALLEY, L. l., OCT %l'--An IN
'.rcs'ins event here TO-DAY was tne weu,
ding 1T noon IN the l'attinS Chapei OF
Miss Grcta iiostctter. only daughter OF
Mrs Arson Wood buIchard' 10 hIerh
stewart OF Ftttshurg NS inc cnapeI mas
Cd l.m.ed seating capacity the marriage
ceremony was witnessed by less than TWO
hundred relatives ana intimate trlenus
some of whom had come from New YORK
hv au early morning tram Inc cnurcn
was beautifully decorator WIN autumn
H0nc.- aud foliage, and while the guests
we're assembling there was prosramine
Of music 10y FRANCIS NoseTs, parry TONE Va
d. tir.sso' volinist, ana !. " iehehs'e'h'
or-Jul.t Of Grace Chhrch.
THE bride entered tne 'hurch win ncr
S'rptlthcr, NiH"h W. huIC'aIn WI" s"Ne
rpr away Sne wore s'inpie gown o,
old ivory Sltin, com" hrh WIN 'u'c "''u
embroidered win seed pearls II was en-
bg'u-N,i with rose point ace tht nouhces
being .'u-ri Ny W''h CLUSTERS OF orange
blossoms the long tr'u hanEIng rom
the shoulders was tmproIdereu win seea
pearls. amt sh" wore q ell'u'ar Vei' o,
rose point lace fastened close l" the mean
with 'uron't OF orange n'osSu,ns' iitr
bouquet VAS OF d.hcS or the Nalley WIN
whI.r and yellow orchids.
Miss NIrEurrit" Kennedy me mhlh OF
honor. ana the bridesmaids inc MISSES
Carlmu Carroll, Helen tionstot Helen
iiyd. and Virginia Mckee Wore costumes
suggestive OF the autumn me gowns OF
,.'ow tullc We're combined with bronze
ve vet. their hats being of the same shade
~ velvet and they carried large clusters
~ yellow chrysanthemums.
Henry Stewart ~ Pittsburg acted as
pic brother. hest man. The ushers were
Charles VI pu Puv, benjamin Thaw Jr.,
Theodore r. Hostetter, brother OF tho
bid. and Chester = Stems.
After the ceremony the wedding party
'rr, FOR Brentwood the country home Of
m. brides parents where the reception
ami wedding breakfast followed. They
w.rs i,.n,d there nv more than two hun
J-,d eilests who had come by special train
,-,ul rew York and nv automobile from
r.f-hhortnr country nlnccs. The house
v,s noautiru'lv decorated with yellow
.rr.a4u,b,r,iins and autumn leaves. Mrs
p,..r,rl tho brides mother. who re-
l..,.l t,l,, the bridal marty. wore gown
~ ,.t Venetian rod velvet with a collar
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

At the home OF Mrs. William n, Grace
at Great Neck, l.. l.. on the evening OF
October 81 an entertainment will be given
for the benefit OF the Belgian sufferers
Miss Joan Sawyer will dance and there
will be other attractions Tickets may
he obtained from Mrs. Joseph II. Grace,
Manhasset, l.. ],
Miss Calender and Miss De Forest
have left their country place at St>ninF-
ton, Conn They will occupy their new
apartment at $40 Park avenue about No
vember 10,
series OF supper dances was inaugu-
rated last night at Sherry's with dancing
from 10 to l,
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Winthrop Bowen
have closed their country place, Bald I'M,
Woodstock. Conn and have taken an
apartment ut the Plaza. Their daughter.
Miss Roxana Rowen, will be one OF the
debutantes OF the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs Paul u. Cravath, who
have been at Locust Valley, L. l., since
the early spring, viii open their house at
lO7 Fast Thirty-ninth street next week
Mr.. and Mrs, w. Scott Cameron and
Mrs, August Belmont, Jr,, are At the
Gotham for brief visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich will
leave to-day for White Sulphur Springs
w, Va,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Julius Robertson.

julius Robertson. pnilanthropist and
manufacturer OF colored feathers, died
Yesterday ~ heart disease at his home.
$50 West End avenue. lie was 90 years
Old and was a native of Germany. with
mis- fithsr, l.. +, Robertson, he es-
tabllshed the tanning and leather hrm OF
l.. T. Robertson a Sons IN 1865.
Mr. Rab.rtson was a director e the
Montefore Home, chairman Of the Bed
fcrd Sanitarlum FOR Consumptves ana
a mcmber of the American Gc graphical
society. the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
and many other societies and clubs. lie
leaves a daughter, Claire, nd TWO sons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Mrs. Glenn Stewar.

Mrs Preston =. Satterwhite, Mr. and
Mrs Camille Weldenfeld Mr.. and Mrs
IRVING BroKaw, MIR, and Mrs william
M'NlIr Mrs. George Holt, Mrs. Oscar L.
Richard George y. Richard, Mrs W.
I1oy l;n" 'hc Misses Rice. Mrs. T.. Bur-
rau IiuaH1u. Mr. aud Mrs. Victor cum
r'a> Frederic Potts Moore, A Morris
Pages g. NrH. James Il Mckee, Miss Alice
Io lH Mar Mr.. and Mrs. William r..
Sne' herd Mr., Richard Trimble. Mr. and
N's William curtis Demorest Mrs Will
an 3rhJrt Mrs william H. Young. Mrs.
Fnr'aA LHndstreet Mrs. Lowell Hall
jerome Mrs Joel Rathbone. Mrs. Cor
ra,ls 'H'ag2au, Miss Ada Bryce Gray.
SIR. EH-aHe Griffin Miss Priscilla Grlf-
hm irn and Mrs Howard Carroll. I.au-
r"' Carroll Mr. ana Mrs Bryan l.. Ken
r"' A'- and Mrs Louis X Hyde Mr.
,"d 'lrs Frank ~ 'loffstot Mrs sutton
N"h.r Robert Mckee, Mrs Frederic
Van l."u"'p. Mis- Claire Van l.ennep
n.' & Nu'er-try,
Mr. and Mrs stewart will shortly leave
for Havana, Cuba, whore Mr.. Stewart Ia
..'oad secretary of the American Lega-
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MARIE TEMPEST HERE NOV. 2.
VIII Play Farewell Engagement at
the Comedy Theatre.

Supported by her entire English com
pany from the Playhouse In London. in
GLIDING Graham Browne. Miss Marie
Tempest will inausurate ner. farewell New
York engagement at the Comedy Theatre
on November under the management
OF the Shuberts
Miss Tempest has not been in New
York in several years and has just com
pleted n five weeks tour OF the principal
Canadian cities. She will appear In n
repertoire OF plays. including MARY Goes
First" AT the Barn" The Marriage OF
Kitty" and others, She will open her
season with Henry Arthur Jones's newest
comedy. MARY Goes First" story OF
English provincial life
Mics Tempest's supporting company will
include Kate Sergeantson Kenyon Mus
grave, Franklin Dyal, John Alexander,
Herbert Ross, Guy Newall Norman Lor-
ing, Horton Cooper, Lillian Cavanagh ar!
Barbara Fem.
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Ms N7rGarc; Beckmtn Fish. daush-
'r ~ VI and Mr. Cornelius r. Fish
q. Nrsd1e. y, Y, was married 10 Rcrn
tId1 son of Mr.. and Mrs Ogden
Ior nous Budd OF this city in Trinity
'""ul At o'clock yesterday afternoon
- iNr nrcsonce cf small COMPANY OF
'..' N,s and Fri 1ds, The chapel was
n."..ltd with pdlms autumn leaves and
'''rw chrysanthcmums and the brides
urotuDr-In-laW, the Rev william Oscar
J.rNs. rector OF the Church Of ST,
I1r'u. the Less In Scarsdale performed
,'" ".r'monv assisted by the Right Rev,
hcnampm brewster Bishop of Colorado,
r". 's related to the bridegroom
'.H.u norDmus lludd lr, was his
'..H,rs best man, The ushers wers
"' lee Ward and Chester Dudley
"'', cousins Of the bridegroom Will
'W .NWou Rurw"u, ile.nan T., Mac
Ncr Rutgers Fish, brother Of the bride
lINIn Go,ham. Jr,, Harvey Clark Pond
PM Thomas Gailaudet Rudd, youngos,
brother OF the bridegroom.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

william J. Haubert OF $40 Bushwick
avenue BROOKLYN, who hnd been active IN
Republican politics IN tNat 'ltY 'or
prcot many years died suddenly AT his
home this morning of heart disease. lie
was SO years of age.
Mr.. Haubert was long the leader OF the
Nineteenth Assembly district, and held
many political offices lie had been con-
nectcd with the Controllers Office ana
warden Of the Raymond street jail ana
for the past six years was clerk OF me
marriage bureau In Borough Han The
survlvors are his widow and a son.
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The Rev. william 5. jackson 20 Wed
Miss Eva Harper.

The Rev William s. Jackson. pastor
Of the Prospect Avenue NJ T., Church In
brooklyn, sprang surprise on his con-
gregation ON the occasion of the annual
dinner of the Epworth League In the
Sunday school room on Tuesday evening
by announcing his engagement 10 Miss
Eva Harper of ace East Twenty-elghth
street and inti oducng his fancee Mr.
Jackson has been pastor Of the church
for eight years, Miss Harper Is n mem
her " 81, 81 phen's Lutheran Church. a
graduate Of Erasmus Hall and n member
of the Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority OF
Flatbush, The wedding VIII take place
in June,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

Frederic G. Wagner, widely known real
estate dealer died TUESDAY IN his res
dence, 1874 East Forty-fourth street. lie
was born In 1891 IN old North street now
East Houston street, and descended from
John Archer, the first lord Of the manor
NJ Fordham. 1898 In 1888 he was an
pointed ny President Lincoln Captain and
provost marshal OF the Seventh Congress
slonal district Of this city From 1869 to
1892 he was a Deputy Tax Commissioner
Recently he had been IN the real estate
business at 81 Rroadwav Mr. Wagner
was n widower. lie was n member ~ tho
Chamber OF Commerce. 81 Nicholas So
ciety and Union League club, md active
IN many charities
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Alexander barclay.

Alexander Barclay, who died yesterday
at his home at Port Washington, L. l..
at the age OF IS, had been for more than
forty years the representative in this
country OF ]. Claude Freres of Paris "A
textile house For over thirty years Mr.,
Barclay had been Bible class teacher
OF tho University Place PRESBYTERIAN
Church In New York. He wa. born I'm
Glasgow. The funeral will he held at the
church tomorrow at 9;i5 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Gen, q. ~, Cndxyalnder.

Glen. George -. Cadwalader. 50 wears
old, formerly Burgess Of Sunhury Pa.
died Mt his home IN Sunbury Yesterday ~
general debility In the civil war he en-
listed as a private In the Eighth Pcnnsyl-
vania Volunteer Infantry and was add
vanced from the ranks until he became n
Colonel Detailed 10 the Quartermaster's
Department, he was In charge Of supplies
and ammunition when Gen Sherman
made his "march to the sea" For his
neritorlous service he won the hrevet
rank OF RriEadier- General Two dpugh-
ters survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Reeyes-Dick d Mt.

Miss Margaret Maddox Dickhaut,
d lighter Of Mrs benjamin T.. Dickhaut of
10 Hardenbrook avenue, Jamaica, queens
Borough. was married to John Reeder
Reeves OF New Brunswick. y. j., At
o'clock yesterday afternoon N the First
Presbyterian Church. Jamaica, Z which
tho brides father was pastor until his
death three years ago Tho present pas
tor the Rev. Andrew Magil. performed
the ceremony.
The maid OF honor was Miss Dorothy
Dickhaut, sister OF the bride. Harvey
Reeves, a brother OF the bridegroom acted
as best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Lewis Il. Hutton.

MoRRIsTowN, \, j.. oct 2i.-An hour
AFTER he had registered for the election
by aiidaut Lewis r. Hutton, 72 wears
o.d, was stricken with heart disease and
dled an hour later. lie was a son of
Hhdrew Hutton and was born in New
York For many years he was an oficiaI
OF the New York Calcium Light Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
OBITUARY.


Nine Janet Erskinc stuart mother SUI
perinr OF the Society ~ the Sacred Heart
died Yesterday morning following an oper-
alton In Roehampton, England. Her NJ
ness followed her escape from the mother
house AZ brussels, where she WAS visiting
before the German soldiers took possess
sion She WAS the daughter Of a clergy
man OF the Church of ENGLAND and was
converted to Catholicism thirty-fpur wears
ago She was well known by the sisters
of the Sacred Heart Convent, Manhattan
VIE. where she visited for six weeks last
June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MISS HAMERSLEY WILL
BECOME BRIDE TO-DAY
She Gives Dinner for Members
Of Bridal Party at
Home.

Tho wedding OF Miss Catherine Living
ston Hamersley. only daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs J. Hooker Hamersley. -
samuel Nelson Hlnckley will he cele-
brated this afternoon in Grace Church at
3 80 O'Clock The ceremony Will he fol-
lowed By reception at the home OF the
bride. 1890 Fifth avenue
Miss Hamerslcy gave dinner last
night at her home for the members Of
tho bridal party. following rehearsal
Of the wedding at Grace Churci. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
LemiS u hI-RetlIy,

Miss Margaret O. Reilly, daughter OF
Mrs John c. Reilly o. 226 Garfield place,
Brooklyn, and Joseph Lnkuhl, Jrr a
Cincinnati lawyer. were married yester-
day morning in 81. Francis Naver's
Church on the Park slope. The Rev.
Father Frederick Gallagher OF Norwood.
ohio, officated. The bride was attended
by her sistor. Mrs. Arnold H. Worm, and
Edward j. Tracy OF Covington, Ky, was
best man. Following the ceremony tner.
was wedding breakfast at the brides
home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

Gilbert Miller, son OF Henry Miller,
the actor-lnanager and general manager
Of his fathers various theatrical enter
prises. has been married, Bioadw y
learned yesterday, since last July HIS
bride was Mrs. j. w Allen, who was
MT connected with the stage, She has
lived for the past eight years in France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

Ferdinand B.umeurhal, leather mer-
chant at 10 Spruce street and a noted art
collector. with residence in the Bos de
Boulogne Paris died Tuesday at sea on
his way 10 New York, The body was
landed nj Aimerla and will be sent to
Paris lie leaves n wife and two sons
Mr.. Blunenthal's family entered the
leather business in Germany I'm I7l5.
He had retired from bus ness, Because
of his interest in French art he was m tde
n chcvalier OF the Legion of Honor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
IUUN IlFNI UY TNH MINsta NtIny.
Miss Catherine L. Hamersley.

guests Included Miss Wnifred ", CHS
holm who viii be the maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids, the Misses Dorothy King.
Frieda Pearson, Lillian Endlcott, Naude
Gwynne Shepherd. Alice Gouverneur Kort-
right and Katharine G. Miller; also Will
lam q. Perry, who will act as best man,
and the ushers, Raymond l.. Nelson,
Robert Windsor, Jr,. William c. Cole
man, Prentice Sanger, Gorham Brooks,
Le Roy King, John ID, Peabody, Will
lam - Boulton, Moron L. Ncwhdll,
Thomas Resolve williams, Cornelius
WicLorshnm, Raymond diversion. Walter
II. Bradley and Gardner Perry
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Lose-shavv.

STASHoPE. n. j.. oct 2l.--Miss Helen
Elizabeth shaw, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
job J. Shaw OF this place, and Andrew
o Lose OF New York were married this
afternoon At the home of the brides par
ents by the Rev. II. T. Grouse, pastor
OF the Stanhope Presbyterian Church.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Mary G. Shaw, as maid of honor,
while Miss Emms Chamberlain was flower
girl. Frederick Morrison was best man
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APPEAL FOR RED CROSS.
Many Americans Sign Letter Asking
support for Munich Hospital

WASHINGTON. Oct 21-The German
Embassy received to-day copies Of a
circular letter being distributed In Ger
many appealing for funds for the supper,
% tho Amc1cau Rcd Cross hosptal
established In Munich by tho American
colony there and operated under the
direction OF the German Rcd Cross AMI
tho RlvprIar military authorticr
The appeal is signed by St John
GaWncy, United states Cousul-Genfru Al
Munich and many Americans
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the Hotel Wellington, Seventh avenue and
Fifty-nfth street, At the age Of GA. He
was a brother Of Dr. ". II. Arthur, sur
geon in chief in the Philippines since
1910. He was born in Philadelphia and
got his early education in baltimore and
Washington Later he studied painting In
Antwerp and Paris lie was member
of the Century Association and many
other social and art organizations. He
leaXes a wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
Powers-SimO

PATERSON. y. j., oct, 2i--Mss MathIlde
A. simon. daughter o: Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. Simon OF this city, and Au-
gustus j Powers. a New York lawyer
and president OF the Powers Photo En-
craving Company. We're married yester-
day in St Josephs Roman Catholic
Church. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Charles =. Gil'in. assisted by
the Rev. Paul Gutcrl and the Rev. John
J. Burns The brides only attendant was
her sister. Mrs. Joseph n Sweeney.
Frank T Powers was best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MISS MARBURY INCORPORATES.
The American Play Co. Is Capital
lied mt 100000,

Miss Elisabeth Marbury has incorpo-
rated the American Play Company. capt.
TALKED at $500. 900. which will take over
her agency for plays. The other incor-
porators are Harold s. Bunder and Emil
Breitenfeld.
Miss Marbury said last night that the
American Play Company Is natural de-
velopment Of her play agency and n con-
soiidation of several other large interests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

Frank Campbell brother OF Miss May
irwin, the Coincidence died suddenly OF
hehrt disease at the age OF SO at Idylease
nm newfoundland. n. j., on Tuesday
Funeral services viii be held nt tho ras,.
dence OF his mother. l02 West Eighty
tOurth street at o.clock this morning
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Nathan W. COndict.

Nathan W Condict head of the en-
gineerinr firm of steele 4 COndict. Inc,
Jersey city, died Tuesday night u ltoose-
Welt Hospital after an illness OF t" weeks
lie was a grandson OF Or. Lewis Condict
one of the founders of Princeton Uni
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Mrs. Kate VI. Redmond.

Mrs Kate NJ. Redmond. wife n, lama.
w. Redmond, counsel OF the Tax An
praisers OF Kings county. died Tuesday
nlght in 81. Mary's Hospital, BROOKLYN.
following an operation. Her husband and
four children survive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
SuIliyan-LnEare.

Frederick Jay sullivan, an Assistant
District Attorney, was married yesterday
TO Miss Adrienne Elise LaZare NJ the
Spanish Chapel. l56th street and Broad
way A number of city and court officials
were present at the ceremony. Mr., Suli-
van and his bride left for honeymoon
trip.
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MARRIED.

ON Tuesday. oc,ob., N
1914, al 81. Bartholomew Church, by
the Right Rev. David IL Greer and the
Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. Agnes Gris-
void daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Henry
IL. Landon, to Moses Taylor Pyns. J,.
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Robert Arthur.

Robert Arthur Maine seacoast painter
and friend of Robert Louis Stevenson,
died Tuesday night In his apartment at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22

verslty and was born in Morristown.
y. j. in 1884 His widow, daughter
and son survive him.
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and Mrs. Budd left for their wedding trip.
They will live in Bronxville, y. Y.