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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
Rnrt Tuut.

On 5luper ornbt 3enDer. I
,slmi Sluueren Sarrp 6or6ett itpr.
teoe @aar neo ira 2000 6oos
aeioe og 0ru6tes. 1au oar gaaet
op ira en- 5orlDiteliesparf en- Bal.
ION % loo iig iaIoe neo meo Ell
Saloiturm bpis @iaifineri al Ell
eaer anoen @rlmo life Dirte0e.
5ognlpffe 6onnellsoille. @a.,
1. Sini. Sem Sosianftionarer
orGbtes, os to iaareoes liusfarliat,
ioet ct 9ofomotiu. til6erpnoe 9al.
timore & Ohio 9nnen, leb al Spo-
ret peo Goof @iills. 2ofonlotioet
par iunoerueis meo nogle Iogiunf-
tionarer, ionl ifliIoe afleie 9etienin.
gen paa ct ,Sragttog.
Moo Hoc6eieaer, ir, Iarrptoipn,
u. D., 1. Siui. g(narfiiter % Sn.
oepenoent @orfers Of tbe Worlo
inofanot fla Der 9pen @aar og
bolot Ell 9frffe 0ptsier. iom oar.
ientlig bar rettet moo Sohn 9.
9iocfefeller, sSr. Speftafelma9erne
par De ianme iom for life l9nge t..
oeu foraariageoe Optpier | 9'cp
2)orf. sSemten Eerioner arreitereoes
ltpeir lPilpnlifee. @tilmalltcc,
Nis., 1. Suni. Gn eIeftriif Stornl,
iom til Sioer nnt61 aarafteren al
en- Iornaoo, bergeoe @ailiuaifee %
guens neitliae 5oritroer / g(ites
6lere 9ugninaer | @eit s(llis os
@autpatoia blrlte neo og gioroc
Itor Sfaoe paa 9pgningerne paa
State ,sair @rlinoen og foraariage-
oe betpoelige 5rafitforiinfelier.
gao Stote Sair grunoen blep flere
Suie totnlt ippnet meo sSoroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
6nmmins aennomincreS.

Sra 1es Otoine9 meloes mOer
1. os.. al 906crt 2 GlmuHins ionl
progresiio glepu6litaner bar 10
iiat III at blue 8Jnuolnineret ioa
Il 2. Senator meo 10000 Stcm.
mers 6lertal oper i'm Stanopot
9iiunl II. 6. 5auale. - z. s. ia.
i6or er iordn paa oe Rroaresiues
eiite, @uuerner IS " Glurfe er
1ennomineret me0 et 6lertal ii om-
frinq 10000 oDer iine 10 rgpu6li.
fanIfe Dlo0fnnoioater
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
SatOb Hiss oeo.

Safob u. 9iiiS, 0pen ri ifreU on
iioit eiter @eloiug Al 81. @tai. at
bats 3eo inntes nprioreitdaenoe,
oeoe aaereoe lirSoag iloiie llge /
| i'm 5ommeroilla. Barre, 4iasi
Safob Giis ct Ell al De Can't.
glmerifanere, oi fan pare itolte al
o. glaoe oeo at minoes. San oar
-. garu Al en- SatiuitaIeIarer /
9i6e, ioot 1919. q gIar gammeI
liopanoreoe ban til glmerita
stun fda 1oQara 1apoe oen unge
uiano / Sommen, oa 1an lanoeoe /
gtep 9orf Sooroan oct git 0am
oe ieritc 9(ar Der / sanoet, Oct bar
ban ieIo 6eitreoet i'm BOG g1be
Uiafin5 Of al slmerican"
San iorisgte man9t % meget Dc
ierite 6 9lar, bI. 4. at Braue auI
% at brrnoe Sten. % oa ban oar
- Mar. uar ban iattigere. emo oa
ban lanoe0e 9iem Dort.
sra oen Iio 6eannOer oen 9g6e.
bane. iom bleu al 9etponing ior
BAN iele. men iGrlig ior mango al
oe imaa Samilmoet, iaa ban er.
1perueOe iig 9dunet ooe iutti8es
Zen" Weu alt Oct. ban 6apoe gen
namgaaet oe ierite 6 gtar par it
tert en- 900 6orbereoelia til bans
e1eutli5e SiuS1erninB.
1eme belpHote ban ioH Meporter
ior ct 9en5eos6urean Gep 9ort
san taloc ia M liot til Neoite,
iaa 6on ON en- 5io fe6te 9laoet
36e Sout6 9roofDn GepS" San
hapoe iaa uiot SeIo mco ii8 oettc
6oretlgenoe. at ban en- nogIe glar
af6unoe0e @laoct mpo llo6ottct.
Saa bleu Mis- .Reporter ior
,9iep gorf Jribune@ o. ienere for
n}}ew 9orf Slm". % 2egenifab
al 9icporter begunote ban at fate
eps ouer Siuet i Slnmfuartererne /
9lem Dorf o. 6er ianot ban Stof
til i'm 9oa o0op ibc Other. 0nlf
2ioes~ Get ifal pGre glis'
aonp imoo urent Griffepano Gem
gort ser leSte til. at 9ben febte
Gauoifiaet 6roton Tor oerDeo at
iifrc Q'ueu rent 2riffepano.
0ir. Riis angreb iom 9ieporter
@olitiiteoer Ggidd / oenne Stamp
ieireoe Ban. on ban oauot iantioia
en- lioSoarig Zen { I6eooore 9iooie'
oelt. iom pco oenne lio oar Qoli-
tifommisiar. ) y Mar par Nils
9(oisreporter, % iioen iortiatte BAN
aanlpal for 9iennrifeheoens Bel
gennem Observation-Disclosures %
oeo at 6oloe 5oreorag ) ct ballot
Mar ifal 6an 6ape aaaet meo
Mannifriptet til Som toe Ot6er
0alf 9iues" / Somuen uoen at
funne fin0e Sorlpdaer Qeen Iad
bolot ban Soreordg Ell airte ouer
lemaet. Saa melote ser iig Ell
SorlGgaer. 10 Id9e eiter, at 90
aen oar uofommet, mo0tog ban
9citiainger ira 6 5orIaasiirmoer
6ornoen oenne gog bar 9iiis itreoet.
,56e G6iloren OF toe Foor@, 756e
Mnfing Of al glmerican4. The
Battle nitb t1e Slum", aG6iloren
OF t9e 5enements", n5be Do
Iomn" ~ Zen gears @ar"
16cooorc 9iooieueIt. t6e Citizen"
oa nSero Gales from tie Gar
Nortb."
Ia Gol. Sfooiepelt moOtog 9llo.
ifabct on lin gens 600, ienote ban
Mrs. Nils felgenoe IeIearam:
nMrs. Saco6 q. @iis, Barre,
@ais. Seq formaar life at no.
tale Den Sora ies fslcr Get er,
iom lea ifnloe bope miitet ell Bro.
Der Safes 8enifab bar bait iterrc
9etuonina for mig, emo iee fan no
tale Sea taeer Gel | 0eres Sorg
og snifer, at lea fltnoe iiae noaet,
ionl funoe biplpe til at Iinore oen
Ibeooore @ooiepelt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

Ter er auom 9io 5rlan0. men
Spuuotngen Hitter ipnes lan9t
ira at baue Ia1t iis @lan be-
frn9ter, at oct Stille. man MI mpr.
fer. er Stille for Stornen. Ser
ipaas 9orgerfrig. buis fife Siege
rin1eu lioer 9ieoerla1 ueo oe almin-
oeli9e 9alg,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

strait paa ioroper { Saab ON Der
ueo at nogaa Sammcnitp0et. )
npiie ZiebGt tar Storiiao uie /
Siotn Al gmpreis al Srlano meaem
Sforiienene. 9et iioite aapt aen.
Oaa aioroe / iaa Seniernoe par At
rad6e til 1toritab5 aaptain. at ban
maatte laoe Eropeaerne ar6eioe meo
nlo 5art ior nt holoe oct 0ul iplot,
iom ban nnuoe ilaaet Gmpres Of
Srlano. 0lcn aapt 9fnoerien BAT.
feoe
SadOun ct altida oen iorelebias
Sorflaring, men mn0er os meloes
ira 0lontreal, at ser pil 6liue lore.
taaet nrrnere llnoeriegelia ueo ct
Reaerinasnouala 9enne llnOerie.
aclic ifal begnnop oen .. Suni. Saa
iaar man pel nprmere Aeoe paa,
ON Stploen lor oen frp1teli8e lllnt-
fc ian lulBes naa no1en 6eitent
Sra @iontreal lries unoer I os.
llotalelier al baaOe adpt. 9lnoer.
len o. bans SuItru, os oe M
iorifelliae ira aapt aenoaIls 5or-
flaring 9l a. iiges, at / 6erimin.
gcn mente baaoe adptain 9lnoerielf
% bans SuitrL at Storitao 6apoe
iaaet oet orrite al Sammeniteoet
% BAR ipnfeirroia. buorimoo De
mente, at emprriS Of Srlano lei
lcOe uGf % maatte oare ior6olos.
ois nifaOt.
vi fer I Qaa til @coraen at
ailifibet uStoriiao". iom gres
len bar pqrct falot oanif, pies al
5irniact u. i. a(ducneiir So ari-
itiania.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03
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aejier @iI6eln5 ). Son forlooet.
9otSOanl, lpiflano, 26. 0}aj aej-
ierenS fente Spu, @rins Oscar, er
bleoet forlooet nleo aeiierinoens
4ofOame @repinoe pon 9aSiefpit3
6orlouelien bleu oeflareret Gag
@rinieu ct 2G Mar gannneI.
SOrOifGlU Banana. Banana
IS ,Qtai st fort. men poloionlt
5oroifplo inotrai 6er al. 1925.
Sinerne lgeiaa li0t iom anore
5ing annolen leo noaen Sfaoe.
SnobD99erne her 9pen iprang
ifrptfeoe no pna @aotn; men
5ororpitelieu pol0te inqen Sfaoc
paa Gienoom
aanpen ior 9Gornelig6co. ct.
FeterS6org f3. @}ai. 9igsraaoct
6ar Sag ueota9et 9ouiorilaget til
5renme al 9eorueligbeoen Hus-
lano, oo1 mco oen 9Gnoriug at Der
til oette 6ormaal fun ifal anpen.
0es 10 0iiQ. 9lu6ler aarli9t / Ste.
oct for DC foreilaoeoe 20 QHa.
6lDoeulptte. Eior36eiln Is. 0tai.
Som 6elae al en- 0}otorerplosion
er en- 6lpucmaiftne itprtet neo /
9tpr6eoen al @iors6eim. ,Sereren
2eitnant @ol8 fif lette 9ranOiaar,
meoenS en- FaSia8er, 2eitnmt
Q1iiaer, orpbteS paa Steoet.
9lmlmoiens Gfspeoition. G6riitia-
mia. Is. 0tai. III 9lmluoiens GfS.
peoition itiler 9fegerinaen 15or-
ilag ON al beoilge ct 5tatSbiorag
Al 10000 SIT. ior oen fommenoe
6nanSloo. Set er ioruoiat. at DC
lten al De 100000 SIR, 6norom 0r
er iogt, bepil1es meo 10000 ar.
6uert al oe fomnlenoe 3 9(ar
@uc(nieta cpiiuoer oso. Qon.
oon IS. @}ai Cir Soiep5 @ilion
Smat ser opiauot Sen eleftriifc
9onpe. aiaif oe0 Quoeu fer @aar,
S6 9(dr gonlnel. San til6ragte
mango 9lar meo at crperilncntere
meo cleftriife 9alnper og 1879
lpffeoe5 oet 6am at leie @ro6lenet
at frem6ringe oct eleftriife 9ueluS
"a 9ioroe oct iaaleoe5 mllia at
6enntte Gleftriciteten ionl CpIus-
niigSmiooel san 9ioroe iig %.
iaa 6efenot poa acknowledgements
Cnraaoe.
Gen iapanife Gntefeiierinoc be-
9raoeS apoto. Sapan y. 9Raj
aiiten me0 Den aioo0e Gnfefeiier.
iuoa 6arlfo bleD @aor ipnet t
oiraoen neo oct feiierli9e 0}ouio.
leum Q}onouana @raueu er
nproeo aeiier @titiubitos. @tangc
Iliinoer Menneifer fnpleoe / Bon
unoer 9egrapeliesceremonierne. :
CperenSitemmelie meo Ell 9onneI
TRADITION blep fire 2erfianrer, iom
foreitiQeoe nilitpre 9ogtere, 6egra.
pet meo 9i9fiiten en- peo bpert
Sjerne.
Soro Strat6conas 30 2onoon,
2S. Mtai. Baron Strat6cona eiter-
loo iig en- Sornne al $23, %, 900,
naar man Ter bort ira, bpao ban
efterloo iig faite GieiOomme.
Gette fom irem Sfifteretten
@aar Suor nleget ban efterloO fig
/ falte GienOomme, peo man life
neiagtig, men oen Omitanoigbeo,
at 9lroeafgiften al belle 9oet no
asr $4,1S9,190, tpoer paa, at oct
belle 80 noger $27. 900,
9lfboloenbeo 0en norife 0ur.
GGriitianio, IA. Giai llnoer Scr
bnogettets gebanoluag | Stortbin.
get 9liten freniatte ell glibol0s-
rcprpientant felgenoe sSorilag,
9icgeringen anmooes ON at Jorge
for, at ser bliper gennen1fert 5or-
buo moo 9poelien al berliienoC
0riffe unoer militGre Gpelier, Or.
logs. og @arniionstieneIte banoc
for gefalingsnGno og Menige, -
Oct oeotoges at bebanole 5orilaget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

9lnnlnoienS Gfspeoition. G6riitia-
mia, Is. Mai iii 2fummoiens GfS.
petition itiller 9iegerinaen 6or-
ilag ON al beoilge ct stat5biorag
Al 10000 Str. for oen fommenoe
6inan5loo. Set er ioruoiat at DC
item al oe 100000 SIR, 6oorom o-
er iogt, bepil9es meo 10000 SIR
6uert al oe fonlmen0e 3 9lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

5DoeuIptfe @for36einL Is. Mai.
Som 6elge al en- 0}otorerplosion
er en- 6lpOcmniftne itprtet neo /
9tGr6eoen al Giors6eim. 5ereren
2eitnaut @alb fif lette @ranoiaar,
meoenS en- @aSia9er 2eitnant
N1iiaer, orpbte5 paa Steoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-03

aampen ior 9Gornelig6co. Ct
@eterS6orA f3. 0}ai figsraaoct
6ar Sag ueota9et 9ouiorilaget til
6remHe al 9eoruelig6eoen I HuS-
lanO, oo1 mco oen 9Gnoring. at Ser
til oette 6ormaaI fln ifal anpen.
oes 10 0fiQ. 9iu6ler aarli9t t Ste.
oct for DC foreilaaeoe 20 NGa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

JAMES r. MCCORMACK Of the Mcr'or.
mack Lace and Embroidery Company,
VINO died on August II, left an estate
OF more than 100000. He gave his
interest In the company and half the
reslduary estate to his sons, J. Stanley
and N. Milton Mccormack, and the other
half OF the residue went to his sister.
Mrs. Mary T. Dickinson and brother
William J. Mccormack.
STEWART LIDpELL, for many years 4
stenographer IN General Sessions, who
died August s. had an estate of moro
than $4,000, but left no will The sole
heir is the widow, Antoinette Liddell.
JACOB Hess, who died September 8.
1912, left $25,io7 to his WIFE Sarah Hess
His interest in Hess Bros. candy manu-
facturers. was appraised at $685..
MAX MERoESrISy. a commission m.r-
chant at 263 Washington street, who died
November ) last. left s37,o4l to his wife
and two sons. His interest in his business
WAS appraised at s26 SOS
SARAH CERF, who died February IS.
left slio,026 In equal shares TO four
daughters and three sons
ADELAIDE COLLINS. who died March 81
left $50, $50 10 a nephew and niece
LAURA DE MAEsSER. who died Jar<iary
20, and had a half interest in De Maesnor
4 Co. importers OF Japanese and Chinese
merchandise. had assets Of $3.50 and
debts Of sl6.si4
Lucy MATILDA RICHARDS left $40 SIS
10 her daughter. Bertha Richards.
ANDREW MAGuIRE, who died March ~
left s55.sse 10 two sons and a daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
MISS GILMAN TO BE BRIDE.
VIII u" Married 10 Radcliffe
Romeyn Next SATURDAY,

The wedding OF Miss Resale South
gate Gilman, the daughter OF the late
"iIIldm Gilman, TO Radcliffe Romeyn will
TAKE place next saturday at Noroton
Gem. In the Presbyterian Church there
wedding breakfast will be given after
the ceremony at Shore icres. the country
place OF Miss Ellimar's brother. Douglas
!. Gilman
The marion OF honor will Re the brides
cousin Mrs. Josiah Laseli Of Whltinsville
Mass The bridesmaids win be Miss Cath
crime Burton and Miss Laura Living
ston who will soon marry Rowland Davis.
ooth OF New York Miss Beatrice Wet
more or Warren, Pa Miss Adelaide
Maxwell OF Chicago, and the bridegroom
sister, Miss Estelle Romeyn. The best man
will be James W, Scully, Jr.. OF Pittsburg.
The ushers will be Roland r. Gilman.
brother OF the bride William Everdell,
Jr., who married Miss Rosalind Romeyn
Douglas Bomeisler. William T. Howe and
Joseph r. Cary. Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
LENOX WOMEN GUESTS
OF MRS. DAVID EYDIG
Mrs. Churchill Satterlee Is Also
Among the Berkshire
Entertainers.

LEEok, Aug. i4--Nrs David Lydig
gave n luncheon for women guests at
Ihistlowood this afternoon. Mrs Church.
III Satterlte was hostess AZ an afternoon
reception given for Mrs Henry Y Sat
teree, who is her guest
W. Roscoe Bonsal has arrived Al DeeA-
dene, whore his family Is passing the
season. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mott
shaw OF concord arrived to-day to visit
Mr and Mrs. George Baty Blake Mrs.
FRANCIS {. Barlow returned TO Su-ny-
oank today from Nahant. Mrs. Oscar
lasigi will be hostess NJ the Stockbridce
country club tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry !. StimSon. Mr..
and Mrs. J c. Thomas and George II.
Gorham arrived at the Red Lion, Stock
bridge to-day. Miss ASna q Gersdorfr
returned 20 Stockbridge from Southamp
ton.
Mrs Howard l.. Thomas and Mr.. H. L.
Biddle OF New York arrived al Curtis
Hotel tonight Mrs Newtold Morris has
given 800 in gold for prizes for the Sep
TENDER dog show David Ives Mackje
ana MS sors have gone 10 tho Range
ley Lakes, Maine, by automobile
John L Alexandra gave dinner at
spring Lawn tonight and afterward a
theatre party In Pittshed. Miss Anna
X. Alexandra will give a dinner tomorrow
night at Spring Lawn before the dance
at the Casino in Stockbridge.
Charles Bulkley Huobell of New York
arrived at the Curtis Hotel with Mrs
Mason Tyler Adams Of Morristowr, " 7
Miss Emily Adams and Elbridgs Adams
OF New York and motored on TO williams
town. Miss Resale Goodman has in.
Vlted friends TO Yokum cottage for lunch
con tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
. GILMAN'S GOING STIRs STORM.
Tntversity settlement Club. Wan,
Head Worker 10 stay,

Five hundred members OF the clubs In
the University Settlement at Riving,on
and Eldridge street adopted resolutions
last night protesting AGAINST the reslgna-
uon OF pr' ROBBINS Gilman, who for the
last fve years has been the head WORKER
IN the settlement. and requesting Or. GIL
man to reconsider tho resignation.
The governing council OF the University
settlement Society, numbering among lis
members many men prominent IN all walks
oi IRE was made the target Of the attacks
OF tho speakers, who declared that DR.
Gilman has been forced out of his position.
II wac intlmated that the real reason
for Dr. Gilman's resignation was that he
championed the l. W W. at meeting OF
the New York Settlement Association. II
Is alleged DR.. Gilman declared that the
members Of the l. w w. were the nro.
sressve type OF American laborers. men
who would fight for what they wanted ;
men with rich red blood In their veins"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
The cockpit of Europe.
MANY AT WHITE SULPHUR SHOW
Horses Draw sojourners AZ the west
Virginia Resort

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va, Aug
1.-THE biggest throng tina; has attended
me annual Greenbrier horse show since
President Taft inaugurated IT seven years
ago was present az the opening this after.
noon. Countess Wachtemester Of Paris
who arrived at the New GreenbrIer this
morning was In the luncheon and box
party entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
VI Hewitt, with whom were Mr. and Mrs
Leslie s. Gordon and Miss Charlotte A.
Smith.
The Misses OGorman, who had a party
OF Young people with them at she show,
were chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs John A
Mdher and Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Field
Malone With the Mayor Of Baltimore
ana Mrs. James II. Preston We're Mrs
William c. Worthington. Mrs. William l..
James and Col Joseph Lane Stern Mr.
and Mrs George +. Appleby had as guests
Mrs. George Lewis Miss Alice Preston
MISS Ruth Richmond. Joseph Bailey Jr
u. Dun, William Farnell and Edwa rd
Richmond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
Plays and Players.

The Manhattan Opera House will open
rs season tonight with Peg o My
Heart" The title role will be PLAYED by
Elsa Ryan, who has heretofore devoted
her talents mostly % musical comedy.
Contracts were signed yesterday after
noon arranging for rho appearance OF
Richard earle and Hattie Williams at the
Palace Theatre for the week OF August 81
For their vaudeville debut Mr. earle and
Miss Williams will present "A Slice OF
Life" comedy playlet 10y Sir James
Matthew Barrie,
Oliver Moroeco placed In rehearsal YES
,erday the first Of his new offerings for
the current season. THE Madcap Therese, -
which will open al one Of The Broad
way houses early IN the fall The story
Is taken from Ter Tole Taerese" which
was shown IN Vienna last season. The
American adaptation Is the work OF Nj
Morosco The original score Is by Otto
Romisch and the books and lyrics are
by Leopold Kremm and Julius Won
I.udassy, Mr. Morosco is negotiating with
FRITZ Scheff To play the title role.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
DIED.

BfCKMoRE.-on "wednesday evening An.
gust 70. at his summer home. Nonauitt
Mass, Albert Smith B,ckmore. IL. N,
ot the American Museum OF Natural
HlstorY. IN his ssv.nty-slxth year
Funeral at Sonquitt. Sunday Aurust -
a. 10 A. NJ Burial in woodiawn Gene.
terry New York city, a. the conve nienr.
of tho family.
BoRLANp At Eastern Point, Glouoe,,.,
Mass, on August le. Constance EVELYN
widow OF John Borland and daughter
OF tho late rrsncis r, Rives
Funeral private
MAXWELL --.on Friday. August Il, Mar,
A. Maxwell wife of the late Robert ~
Maxwell, and daughter Of tho late jaime,
q. and Maria Benson Monet
Services at her late residence a. Yves,
Ninetieth street on Monday. August II.
a. l2'4S 7. NJ. rn,erment woodiawp
Cemetery
PALMER.-Dr. Leslie L.. aged IS Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" 2n West
Twenty-third Frank r. Campbell Build
inrp Saturday evening s o'clock
POTTER AT Colorado springs. Angus, g.
islt Ashton Howard. son OF the late
Howard and Mary Louisa Potter
Funeral services at Grace Church on Mon.
day morning August II. at half after
ten o'clock,
REDMOND Lydia smslIwood. VIII. Of
Henry Redmond at her residence IN
Newport. r. /. on August IL.
Funeral at -. Johns Church. Newport
r. J. saturday a. II A. ~. II is re-
auested that no flowers be sent.
sQulREs, At Binshsmton. ". Y. Ausus,
~ Matilda Evsline squres widow OF
Henry c. Squlres.
Funeral and interment at Plainneld, n J.
rAcK--on Friday, August IL. isl4. at his
residence, li2 West Eighty. sscond
street, Theodore L Tack, beloved hue.
band Of Mary A., nee coS~Ss~e.
Requiem mass on Monday, Ausoss IT, -
10 o'clock 4. NJ. at the Church OF -
Holy Trinity. Eighty-seeopd street, be.
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave.
nue. lnterment private. Pleass on,i,
nowers Phuburs papers requested 90
copy
TfLLINGHAST--h orange ". J., Ausu-t
49, 1914 Ida Nichols wife Of Ph,ip
TilNnshsst
Funeral services al her late residencA
10 LawnrdEe road. Orange " y
Saturday. August IS. az o'clock
1nterment private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
MORE THAN 600 DANCE
FOR CHARITY AT PIER
Elaborate Costumes Worn at
Ball-Large Crowd at Gym
khana Of Polo Club.

NARRAGANsETT PIER, Aug i4.-Nar-
ragansett Piers annual fancy dress char
ity ball at the Casino this evening was
one Of the most brilliant affairs ever
held here.
More than $50 dinners were served on
the terrace and porch Of the Casino before
the ball and between 600 and 700 persons
took part in the dancing
The decorations were green with pink
festooning and smlaN roping predom!n-
ating. Red lights we're placed along the
ceiling and large umbrella OF hydran-
geas was the centrepiece Of the ball
room.
Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane was at
tired in a Futurist costume and Mr.. Kane
in a Chevy Chase hunting garb. Their
guests were Commander !. =. Jackson
T. :, y, and Commander Robert x.
Crank, T.. $. n. Miss Hnrietta Wickes
of Baltimore and Dean Hale OF New
York Miss Florence kare Of New York
went as Swiss peasant; Talbot Smith
Hanan as a Russian skater, c. VI. Nc
Fee as George Washington Winthrop
McKim OF Tuxedo as Harry Lauder Mrs.
A. T. Hopkins of Washington as a Chit
nese woman. II. lie Roy Whitney OF New
port as sailor Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Davis Of New York as falconers, and j. p.
Humphreys was attired IN a Louis XIV
costume
Among those who entertained prior 20
the ball were Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Davis
OF New York: Mrs. J. VI. Alexander OF
Elizabeth, y. J.. Mr.. and Mrs James g.
Barr of Boston John Welsh OF Phila-
delphla Or and Mrs. A. r, Hopkins OF
Washington Barnes Newberry OF De
trot Mr. and Mrs Talbot Smith Hanan
of New York. Mrs Harold Knowlton.
Mrs Frederick Taylor. Mr. and Mrs AL
bert Bond Lambert OF St Louis Mrs
Robert & Treat. Lawrence Richmond and
william Ganmell.
Al the gymkhans Of tho Point Judith
Polo club this afternoon Earle w, Hop
ping. riding "A pony OF George Oakley
Totten OF Washington, won the 500
yard hurdle race, Herbert Conor and
BENJAMIN X Gatins came In second and
third respectively.
The 300 yard sprint for horses and rid
ers was won by Philip Stevenson OF New
York who rode Barclay McFadden's polo
pony BENJAMIN X. Gatins, Shaw Nc
Kean and Stewart Preece also started
T. s. = Randolph won the apple and
bucket race In which each participant
dismountcd and picked UP an apple in
his teeth from n bucket of water Bar
clay McFadden came In second.
Mrs Philip Stevenson o, New York
who was formerly Miss Emily Randolph,
won the polo ball race for women and
the ball and basket race. She took part
also In the egg and spoon race, the mus
zeal stalls and a mixed bending race.
Those who presented the prizes for the
ten events were Walter Goodwin Edgar
Leonard. Mrs. Benjamin X. Gatins, Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. Thomas lie Boutil-
Her 2d. Mrs. Philip Stevenson, Mrs, Paul
n. Mills and John W. Converse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-15
COURT FAvoRs MRS. J. F. WHITE
Grants Alimopy 10 Physicians Wife
and sugse.ts separattop,

WHITE PLAINS, ~ y, ylg l4--Iustlce
Tompkins to-day allowed Mrs BERTHA
Guile, White OF Port Chester $50 a week
alimony 5000 counsel fee and the custody
OF her child with tho understanding that
the action against DR.. John F.. White be
tried at the September term OF court.
The court said the couple should agsee
TO separate as It seemed impossible for
them TO live together
Or. White, 40 years old, is one OF the
leading physicians OF Port Chester. His
wife, who was formerly trained nurse,
is much younger They were married in
April, 1911.
Mrs. White charges Ter husband with
cruel treatment, abandonment non-s,ip.
port and says he struck her and cursed
her most OF the time they lived to-
gether, She alleges her husband has an
annual income OF $4,000
She denies that she was ever sloyenly
In her dress or that Mary johnson,
maid, ever forcibly put her in the bath
tub and scrubbed her. as the maid swore
DR.. White makes a general denial OF his
wife's charges