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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
BR00KLYN'S SOCIAL WEEK
Miss Fitch Is Kari Pettit's Bride
Dance at Woman Club.

one OF the largest weddings OF the mid
winter season was that last evening OF
Miss Es,elle Fitch. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith Fitch. and Karl bravo
Petit The ceremony was performed in
tho First Reformed Church. on the Park
Slope. by the Rev. Dr. James NJ Fsrrar
At $50 o'clock, and half an hour later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

ception The bride was scwret IN ~
satin. trimmed with point lace ana scar,
and wore tulle veil and css,l. o,'t
lsco. Her sister Ms Leonard nsk
Rosebault a. the matron Of homer. "
gonned in pink crepe meteor and Ca,
tilly srl carried pink roses.
The n..is II honor Miss Ruth D0ssi
Streat. Of ilaIhattsn, Was frocked In as
blue taffets AID net. while the tao bn.s
maids. Miss JeaG,;e Nosirand and ~
Marjorie Moran. ", . pink tarsp
Warren l.. Neu So I'd as best nsf ~
the ushers were EdN 'rd Holtors. Hrsk
Merritt. James r Al'gardsr and sp>ns
Roselle Mr. Hoi,orf 8, son Of NJ 81
Mrs Theodore Hol,of ~ No 'i "a
1 sth street. Flstbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
MANY ENGAGEMENTS OF
VOCIAL Interest are N
J ANNOUNCED

for a soirhe dsnssnt tn he gwen Tor the
hcueft of the hospital On THURSDAY even
iue at the Hotel rlaza. The cnairmen of
the various committees arc Membership
Mrs. Jules r. Aubry. fruit ard flowers
Mrs Ernest Biardot: hospital visi'inS'
Mrs. Jean r. Chauveau. sewing. MISS
Aimte Delmonico: library. Mrs jose NJ.
Ferrer. purchasiue Mrs. Louis VI Huot'
There will be dancing. aud during me
evening Tasimir Nm. the Argentine
tango expert. VIII Cife an exhibition OF
the tango with Miss Flora voorhees,.
Tickets may he secured iron Nine.
Blanche paladini No. 2o West ''th
street. Mrs. Jose NJ Ferier No. q East
,nth street or al q. PLAZA Hotei. Ajmis-
sion. includln. supper. IS So
The annual concert of the Lutheran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

The sixteenth annual dinner Of the
MARYLAND Society Of New York VIII ne
held IN the Fillmore Hotel on ThursoSy.
The menu. as is the custom of TINS So
cietv. is 90 be strictly a MARYLAND one.
and will include AL the famous dishes Of
that state. Among the invited guests sre
the Governor of Maryland. Philip :.
Coldshorough United States senator
from MARYLAND. blair Lee; Attorney Cen
crsl FOR MARYLAND. Edgar Allan Poe. At
.orney General FOR the State Of New
York. Thomas Csrmody. and Martin Lit
tteton. all Of whom are on the list OF
speakers.
Tho banquet committee includes III
lam woodward Baldwin. chairman; mo
Eev. !. Neyctt steele. j. Lynch Prender-
east. O. &. Gaylcy. George r. Covington.
Elijah r. Smith. j. Harry HUI. Carroll
sprigg and William Benson Davis.
Omcers OF the Maryland Society 81.
Albert Richie. president. Philip A. :.
franklin. William Woodward. Adrian
lscnn. Dr.. W H. Minor. vice-pres.denis.
William Benson Davis, treasurer and
herbert T. Magruder, recording secre-
tafy.
The society hoids regular monthly meet
lree tho second Monday in each month
Al he Waldorf Astoria, when some sort
AZ a musical ana literary entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
Miss REGINA
MUlCREW
pgoro sv CAMPBELL STUo,oS

eric W Waller Mrs. Frsneis Murdoch
Mr.. raymond g.. Penhe'd. Nrs. William
KENNEDY. MIS-. George g. de iacv. Mrs
Ralph Miller. Mrs. John CLARKE Stratton.
Mrs Arthur Elliot Fsh Mrs John
Francis Yaweer Mrs Charles Johnson,
Mrs. Frank \. Fcteler. Mrs Roeder
Miss Florence Gurnsey Ms~ louise
Rodriguez and Miss Grace Claggert
Prizes were Won h, Mrs. Jill. Ms. De
Lacy. Mrs. Osborne. Nirs. Griffith Ms.
Roeder Mrs Msrdock. AIRS. Fines. ~.
Raben and Mrs. MAY The prizes were
Louis NNl jewel boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

\ musicale for the benefit Of Auxiliary
No. n Of the stony Void Sanatoricm.
Miss Ella Louise Henderson. chairman.
viii ne given ly Mrs Reynolds Coson.
80. 90 Riverside Drive. at the Ito 81
Manhattan. on Wednesday afternoon.
February ~. at O'Clock. Tickets at 81
each may he procured from Mrs. Co!son
or any member OF the auxiliary
Inc thId annual amateur theatrical
entertainment in aid Of the spanish Set
Element House. casa Maria. No. -'l
" est 18Th street VII he gwen on Mon
day evening February % This oreaniza-
tion mas FOR i,s Use tie cave and welfare
OF ind gent and unfortunate Girls from
Spanish spcakins countries safeguarding
them in every possible 'nanacr. teaching
them vsrious money making arts and see
curing for them lucrative positions.
This organization is under the super
vision Of Sonora Maria Lopez ard has
also the sanction ana approval Of Cardinal
harley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

The wedding Of Miss Frances NJ. Neu
and Gerard II. Holtorf took place on Mon
day evening at the Chateau du Pare. The
bride is tho daughter Of ex-Judge Jacob
Ntu. The Rev. Dr Robert j. Kent per
formed the ceremony at s 30 o'clock. and
half an hour later there was q large re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
MISS CHARLOTTE. fOXHALL WERNER
PunIn 81 Az

Education Society viii he held at Aeoiian
Hall on Thursday. February 49, The
artists will he Grace kerns. Sara Cure
witch. Hans MerN and Edward Rechlin
The women's committee includes Miss
Emma r Alttiestaedt. Mrs William
schoenfeld. Mrs George Denker and Miss
W. klees.
\ dance under the auspices Of the boa I'd
~ directors and the auxiliary society OF
the BETHEL Sisterhood VIII be given on
Saturday evening. March :. at the Wal
dorf-Astoria for the beneht Of the relief
work ~ the sisterhood. Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Castle vii dance. Tickets. a. 81.
may be obtained from Mrs ". J. Uneer.
No. y East scth street treasurer OF the
entertainment committee Mrs. Lazarus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mr. and Mrs g. Monteith Gipln save
q dinner for fourteen TUESDAY evening
= their home. No. -'i. Broadwa>. the
table decorate We're appi. blossoms
and sprins flowers The guests we're Mi.
and MIS-. William knauth. Dr ANA Ms
Louis : Eishop. Miss Lucy Ha;cn,
Charles : Thorne. NJ. and Mrs Henr,
Eater and Nj. ana Mrs Joseph :
Schenck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
A Smooth skin .r.A.
In Spite of Cold WI ;.

Rod ohspped faces and 49, 49, -
as un.ishtl, a. they are ps, -
\ n 4. beauty. indeed. VINO 20 -
I attractivs With red nose. rtsis'
! not only chaps. rousnens .dsSs
J thu skin. hut causes n sss5s ~
I dr,ins out the natural OIL '''
tissues IA s,k~.
Aftsr being out Do the 600 a. 80
YOUR face carefully in miro. ,ss ~
here IL strong lisht, thSn ~ ferff
lines YOU didn't even dream "..,ss ~
Don't g.; into panic ,rssfse
begin ~ once . common sem" I
FOLLOW fh.s. directions csre,rih sss \
exquisite skin and soft 's.sv sa6y1
when YOU get up In tses 80 IN
after washing your fscs sno ..li 49,
very lightly. while thsv sie liz ~.
rlh a little Neiogeu IN thorous, ~ III
With 2 dry towel wipe on VIZ" III
has not absorbed -, Asls
BEFORE going to he'd al as" a.
face and hands In warm 80 az
most OF the moisture. rhen uy,sp
generous quantity Of teloses
morning take dry tower s''
lightly ,ss -
much clearer, fairet sho nes
skin il. and YOU VIII .rs II
softer snd winter your han"s ~sse III
YOU will and DAYS Wv
improvement weeks II
wende rtul difference
~ Yesr Do,sstJ ~
In Coliapsibie Tubes. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

committee are Mrs. Samuel J. Goldsmith
and Mrs William Wolf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

I there was q large reception At Nj. ana
Mrs Fitchs home. No. 307 Garfield Place.
4 nrofusion Of pink roses and Southern
smilsx was used i'm the decorations.
Miss Fitch's gown Of white satin was
cut with full court train and had a
bodice and tunic OF Lierre lace. Her tulie
veil fell from drapery Of duchess lace
and sprays of orange blossoms, and she
carried lilies -the-valley.
Miss Marion Fitch was her sisters maid
OF honor. and Younger sister, Miss Ruth
Fitch. was first bridesmaid. The other
bridesmaids were Miss Eliza beth bravo.
Of pittsburgh: Miss Katherine Harrison,
OF New Haven: Miss Margaret BENSON,
Of P4ssaic. and Miss Helen Body, OF
Brooklyn They wore somewhat similar
gowns OF pink satin and chiffon. drspcd
with shadow lace, and carried Killarney
roses.
Mrs Fitch received in gown Of pale
, blue brocade and crystal. and Mrs. Clsr-
ence Petit. mother Of the bridegroom.
was attired in black velvet and gold lace,
with touches Of emerald in the trim
mng--
Mr.. Petit is the son Of Clarence
Pottit. Of Princeton. and was graduated
from Cornell Charles 9. Marshall. OF
/ Savville. I.onc Island. was best man. and
; the usherS We're r. Marshall Petit. Of
/ Washington: Donsld Petit Frank Petit.
/ ~ Princeton. William W. Slaymaker, or
} Philadelphia. Lester \. Mancourt, Of De-
troit. John f.. Thompson j. Dana Bur
net Of Brooklyn, and Rollo *. Blanchard.
Of Manhattan.
! Mr. and Mrs. Petit will ne at home
} after April I at No. 70s Ocean avenue.
/ F!stbush. The bride was educated at
/ the Misses Masters School, at Dobbs
/ Ferry. and made her debut two years
ago. Nr and Mrs. Fitch entertained the
, bridal party at dinner Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

The New York Ophthalmic Hospital
Clinic Benefit Auction Sridge To DO held
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Plaza
promises 10 10 most successful charity.
The patronesses include Mines. he Wayne
Hsllett John : Gaines. ir.. Leonard l..
Hil Bedell Parker. Charles Bosdy.
George 4. shepard Frank Coster. FLOYD
: Corbin. Charles Hslfrick. l.innie Bet-
rick. MyTon ". Robinson. r. g Richie.
r.. : MunSon. william Mclean g. G..
BOYLE and W 6. Mcknight. This clinic =
for free treatment for the worthy poor
suffering from diseases Of the eye. ear.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mrs John Il. Hanan gave the dan
SAINT in the Behidere. on the roof OF the
Hotel Astor. ON Wednesday afternoon. ~
honor ~ the Duke Arturo dc NJ.
Durszzo. VINO il 10 he married on Iues-
day TO her sfSter-in-laN. Miss Eliza he a
Hanan. in St Thomas's Church An IN
teresting feature of the afternoon was q
contest IN the tanGo. hesitation waltz ana
the one step. Mrs. William r. Corey snd
Mr de castro We're the winners IN the
sngo. Miss Bernice d Evelyn and II.
Elisha Foster won the prizes in the hest
ration waltz and Mrs. Guerra and Jack
narrsgh i'm the one step. The prizes were
Partisan opera bags. containing small
electric lights. for the women. and black
MORE cigarette cases for the men
Some of Mrs. Hanans guests were Mrs
Alfred HanaA. Jr.. Mrs Henry l.. Bar
nett. Mrs Thomas kine. Mrs Henry
Chase Foster Mrs Deer and John W.
Irwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

MIR and Mrs. Alfred r. Chapman. OF
No. Il Remsen street have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
HiIda Mason Chapman. to TroUbrdse
Marston. son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank n.
Marston. OF No. lss Lafayette avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

tea and musical for the benefit OF the
Boys Club Of Flatbush was given yes
terday at the home OF Mrs. Lewis III.
Pounds. No az East 18th street, Flat
bush. Miss Mabel Rich sang a group OF
songs Mrs Frederick s Benedict con-
tributed the piano numbers and Mrs.
Grace r Godfrey gave several recita-
tions. Mrs Pounds was assisted by Mrs
Andrew Mackenzie and Mrs. William o.
Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

document which was signed by zach
guest who pledged her heart In return
for that OF the hostess
Tho quests Were Miss Florence Guern-
soy. Mr. john J. Tonkin Mrs. Simon Bs-
ruch. Mrs Mark Winslov Potter, Mrs.
George Gregory. Ms. Richard Elliott
Mrs William Grant Brown. Mrs. j. g.
Turner. Mrs Lewis Rice Julian Mrs
Richard Esterbrook and Mrs. Bruce Rice.
Nj. and Mrs oliver Goldsmith DAVIS
will give q reception to-day At their
home. Riverside Drive ana GOTH street, for
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. VINO
we're recently married.
on Friday evening captain and Mrs
Woodland. Of Governors Island Will give
"a lsfce dinner and dance for Major Gen
eral Thomas a. Barry AMI Mrs Barry as
a farewell psrtv before the formers de-
par,ure 10 the Philippines. The dinner
will PC followed Do, a large entertainment
and dance Al Corhin Memorial Hall Pau
swan viii dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15


Mr and NJ Samuel MAY Seymour and
Mrs John Wesley Love geve an auction
bridge party Tuesday evening at then
residence. No. ieo Riverside Drive Among
the guests were pr and Mrs ". r.
BAILEY. Mr. and Mis- Lionel Emdin, Mrs.
Frederick Rags Ralph Basgs. Mrs Rich
ard Esterbrook. Nv and Mrs. Albert h.
Gleason. Mr. and Mrs George William
Hanna. Nj and Mrs.. William Jerome
Toomey Mir and Mrs + Sisson. Mrs. r.
j Rrayton. Mr.. aud Mrs Walter sherman
Carver Mr. and Mrs Thomas Foster.
Miss Florence Guernsey Mr. and Mrs.
William Maher. Mir. and Mrs. Frederic
Norris Collins. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hicks.
Mr and Mrs. William Bensel Justice and
Mrs Barlow :. Weeks. Nj and Mrs.
Richard Heath. Mr and Mrs Frank y.
Miller. Miss Lulu Clark. MI and Mrs
Richard William Elliott. Mrs. John Rsin.
Dr.. and Mrs Charles - Burns
Mrs Frederic William Waller will give
an auction bridge party on February p
At her home. No. = West saith street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cozzens. or No $50
Wes, End avenue. gave dance on Mon
dav nicnt ~ Delmonico's for their
daughter. Miss Madeleine CozYens. Among
the guests were Mrs. Gardner TAYLOR.
Mrs. j. u Dusenbeiry snd the Misses
GLADYS Woodwor,h. Frances Nollmer
Lucy Lawrence. Marie Donueliy. Helen
Smbelinc Angelina CoVley. Lucia Ma
..-. r-c,eue Han -Thirga Snadonc \a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

The marriage OF Miss Mildred r.. Red
ford, daughter OF FREDERICK H. Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mrs. Herman Stutzer. OF No. SIS St
Marks avenue. has lent her home for the
afternoon for the beneht or the Society
for the Aid OF Friendless Women and
Children. Music will be feature OF the
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Miss Althea Gibb. debutante daughter
Or Ms. Walter Glib. was the guest Of
honor ut the merry lii,le hous. dance
which Mr.. and Mrs LAY r. Carlisle gave
On Wednesday evening. The attendance
was limited 10 the debutante contingent
Masses Of bright spring flowers and
ereenery were used in decorating the Car
Isle home. AT No 3iS Clinton avenue
Tie hostess received in white and Miss
Gibbs frock was Of orchid chiffon.
Among tine guests were Miss Ruth cal
lender. Miss Jean Southv lex. Miss Louise
Fisko. Miss Jessie Hopkins Miss Ruth
Biackford, Miss Dorothy Luckenbach
Miss Dorothy Elliott. Miss Dorothy Mott
Miss Alma Bogue. Miss Agnes Bigelow,
Miss Doris Mansam. Miss Lillian Hyde
Miss Jean Murrsy. Miss Helen Van Du-
sen. Miss Alice Cordicr. Augusts Cordier
Lyman Hine Francis Page Walter Mar
WIN. Ervng EldredGe, Seneca Eldredge
Charles NJ Bul. jr. Harold Forman
jonathan Grout Quentin Feitner, Green
man canda Warren MURDOCH Judson
l. Dykmsn. Csryl Sayre. Frank Walton. lie
Roy Martin. Howard Major Chester
Palmer Newell Nanderhoef Marshall
Nanderhoef. George Chase. RueII Ross
Appleton. jr.. and Edwin Biselow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mrs Percy r.. Turnure. president OF the
Nomsns Auxiliary 81 the French Hos
pltal. Mrs jose NJ FerIer. FIRST vice
president Mrs. Theodore scitzer. second
vice president. Mrs Blanche PaishinL
treasurer. and Mrs. Charles H. May, sec
retsry, are active IN the arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Miss Margaret Wilson Vas 70 hs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Miss Louise Barnett was introduced 20
society on February ~ dance given
AZ Delmonico's by her mother Mrs ;.
Rarnett. or 40 309 West 99th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Of No. 1913 Clinton avenue. to Robert Thur
low Vanderbilt will take place March Y.
II ia to be sraall ceremony at $50
O clock IN the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Miss Helen g. stanton. daughter Of Mrs
NJ y. stanton. Of Morris Heights. The
Bronx. has recovered from an operation
for appendicitis and il now the guest OF
IN, I-rsrline Nuns. al The Castle, New
Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Nlr and Mrs Walter Mortimer Werner
~ No p, Riverside Drive viii give 2
dance on Friday evening at the Plaza
for their daughter, Miss Charlotte Fox
well Werner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mrs. John Mucrew. of No l12 East
9th street. snl Mrs. George Mulsrew
cave the dansant few DAYS sso FOR
their respective daughters. Miss Regina
Nulgrew and Miss Florence MulsreN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

The engagement OF Miss Dorothy hirk-
man. daughter of Mrs. John kirkman. Of
No. $50 Clinton avenue ana William l..
Eneaust. son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Enc
1ui-t. o. Elatbush. has been announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs F.. Everett Androvette. OF
No. 1902 Decatur street. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter Miss
Ethel Guyon Androvette. to Paul oley
Williams. son OF Mrs Edward Williams.
OF San Jose. Cal Miss Androvette was
graduated from Packer in 1911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
Parsons Prepared 10 Act.

ALBANY, Dec. 2l.--"After the decision
of the United States Supreme Court has
been entered steps viii be taken to bring
Thaw back" said Attorney General James
a. Parsons tonight.
Mr.. Parsons had no further comment to
make.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

lam Travers Jerome. who as District At
torney had twice tried the man. was to
put Thaw on a special train and rush him
back into New York State. Thaws new
corps OF lawyers got the better of that
move by writ OF habeas corpus issued
by United States District Court Judge
Aldrich
The writ was returnable September Is
at Littleton and there the defendant had
all the better of IT, Decision was reserved
until Gov. Felker could pass upon an APP
plication for extradit!on made by Attor-
ney-General Carmody. Then n commits
sion was appointed to pass upon Thaw's
sanity. The commission on January 10
decided him sane
Thereafter the District Court Judge de-
cided in favor of Thaw and the State of
New York made ready 10 take the case to
the highest court of the land
The case of the appeal was argued in
Washington on December II. having been
specially advanced. Mr. Jerome and Dep.
uty Attorney General Franklin Kennedy
argued for the State and a long array OF
counsel headed by Mr. Knox and Mr..
Stone represented Thaw. The decision fol.
lowed yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
EVELYN THAW SORRY.
Sorry for Anybody Who Must Re-
main In Natteawan.

"Oh. ! am sorry that Harry Thaw must
go back to Matteawan." Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw, his wife, exclaimed yesterday after
noon when she heard OF the decision.
Then she added: 81 would he sorry for
any person compelled TO go there. | have
been there, ! know the place and ! can
sympathize with any who must remain
there
when Harry Thaw goes back to Mat
teawan he will have 20 adopt a new line
OF conduct II he wants 10 obtain his free
dom" Mrs Thaw continued. HE may
as well realize first as last that he can
not run New York STATE. nor can he run
the institution, lie must submit him
self To discipline and he must show by
constructively good conduct for several
years that he II deserving OF freedom
and a safe member Of society That Is
the only way he can ever get out.
Personally | no longer fear Harry
Thaw. free or otherwise. The entire trag-
edy is becoming more like hideous
dream than anything else. am living
now for my little son, Russell, am
making a living for him and for myself
have passed out, hope forever, from
the Thaw case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
HALT IN "HANDPICKED"
JUDGES INVESTIGATION
Cullen Tells Cropsey He Docsn {
Know Whether Hearings
Are Closed.

A decision In the case 81 District A..
,orney James c. Cropsey OF Kings and
OF She Supreme Court Justices whom he
accuses Of being hand picked" Will not
be reached until after New Years Day.
The committee of the Brooklyn Bar As
ISOLATION. headed by Judge Cullen. met
yesterday and hoard further facts from
Mr.. Cropsey. Edward NJ. Grout and Ste.
phen c. Baldwin. Then. after a secret
session. Judge Cullen said:
The hearings have been postponed In
definitely"
Heidi not know. he said, whether Jus
tlce Scudder and former Justice Marean,
TO whom Mr. Cropsey's statements have
been understood 20 refer. would appea
before the committee.
At the close OF the public hearing yes
terday Mr.. Cropsey asked II the hear
ings were closed.
II do not know whether the hearings
are over or not" replied Judge Cullen.
"I do not know whether any OF the Judges
would care to appear before Us or not.
Personally. am Of the opinion that any
Judge may appear. but OF course we can
not go further than that and mand
them"
Meier stelnbrink. a member Of the COM
mttee, asked Mr.. Grout yesterday II he
was not socially intimate with former
Justice Marean He replied that he was
not.
Former Justice Marean refused TO say
last night whether he would accept an
invitation 10 appear before the Brooklyn
Bar Associations investigating committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
STONE is DISCOURAGED.
Thaw's Lawyer Declares That II IL
"thc End"

PrrrssrRG. Dec. 21.--Thoroughly dis
couraged over the decision OF the Supreme
Court of the United States ex-Gov WILL
lam A. stone, one Of Thaws principal at
iorneys. said to-day:
"Is It really true ! am awfully sorry,
Well. this is the end, for there IL no APP.
peal. I can hardly believe It. along
with all others Interested In the case
expected different decision. saw
Thaw about a month ago and he was just
as sane and rational as any man I know
Just az sane as he could be II Is shame
that he has to 70 back to Matteawan. be-
cause he Is no more insane than | am.
when | saw him he was positive that
he would secure q favorable decision from
the Supreme Court and so we all were.
However. there Is nothing more that can
be done. at least for the present"
Asked whether the order directing that
Thaw be returned to New York and tried
on the charge of conspiracy would not
ultimately act in favor of the prisoner. in
that IT would help prove the contention
that he was sane. Mr.. Stone replied:
THAT is something I cannot say on
hand. Although | am not fully con-
versant with all the de ails OF the opinion
very much doubt that Thaw will ever
be tried In New York state on the con-
spiracy charge.
II will say. however. that IL would seen,
o strange procedure for the State of New
York TO attempt to place a man IT mas All
along charged with being insane on trial
FOR any cause whatever"