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ECHO SAVES SHIP FROM ICEBERG.
'he or NulI Changes Course When
Whistle sounds Back.

IN" British freighter Isle OF Null, IN
Yesterday from Lisbon, had an adventure
WIN a. echo on the Banks OF Newfound-
anu "a tuesday. Capt. Weeks so re-
ported on his arrival at Quarantine and
sl.I Il If { he had not needed the warn
nF o' II" echo he might have broken
"'e nose II his ship on an iceberg.
me "onp was sturdy and resonant and
s'unH' "a IL 1t came from an ice clifi
iG"eH.i < way up in the black and fogsy
ar The Impression OF the skipper. after
W hiN heard the first prolonged blast
.'p'i' tho wall OF his own whistle
80 u"t another steamship was heading
MS direction. He slowed down until
., mac merely Storage way and let his
WHSLE roar again This time the In
,N'o'e ual sent tho sound back sooner
han before
capt weeks brought his ship to a dead
..op a. t. make sure that there was nc
s.earn' up hooking him whistled n drum
o,a' :, too. The echo. after the manner
rs honest class, repeated tho whistle
n4.'"'l!y and Capt, Weeks headed off
~ course 10 the southwark Other
""'s'.'c brought responses from the
MltN Lat gradually grew softer and
srt"r ana finally faded, and the Isle OF
SluI resumed her course. Capt. Weeks
says Ia believes he was within few
.'f'e' 'th. Of tho iceberg that sent him
The ocuO
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WASHINGTON, June 2i.--The weather
Bureau to day issued the following weekly
forecast:
Unsettled. showery weather will prevail
on Monday over tho northern districts east
Of the Rocky Mountains. probably continu-
ing on Tuesday In the middle Atlantic States
and New England. with generally fair
weather following during the remainder OF
the week
over the southern half OF the country
generally fair weather will prevail through
out the week except in Florida, whore os-
casionsl local thunderstorns are probable.
II will he warmer early In the week IN
the East, hut unusually high temperatures
are not expected and moderate temperatures
will prevail during most OF the week over
tn" northern districts east Of the Rocky
Mountains In the South and Southwest
temperatures will he rather high.
West OF the Rocky Mountains fair weather
will prevail with moderate temperatures
although somewhat higher by Tuesday over
the northern districts
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow. 1,
tor eastern New York. showers to-days
unsettled Tomorrow; moderate wtnds.
mostly south.

For eastern New York. showers tc-days
unsettled Tomorrow; moderate wtnds.
mostly south.
For New Jersey, unsettled to-day; procs
ably showers, partly cloudy Tomorrow,
moderate, south winds.
SEW YORK, juno 2:.-LThe high pressure
area which brought on the cool FEATHER was
passing eastward over tho moth Atlantic
States yesterday and the temperature was
rising after the early morning In tho lake
regions, the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States, but was somewhat below normal
for the season.
~ very warm, with temperatures
ranging between 90 and 100 degrees. IN the
central Western. and the Gulf States and
Tennessee Valley and Il should becoms
warmer IN the Atlantic states during the
neSt few days Showers prevailed along ths
northern section of the country from Cansds
and Sew England 20 Montana; fair weather
prevailed IN tho other sections, excep. for
thunder showers In scattered place. ana
occasional threatening conditions in the
middle Atlantic states
In This city the day was partly cloudy
and slightly warmer. v..,1 light south
westerly. average humidity. 81 per cent. I;
barometer. corrected to read 20 sea level.
AZ A NJ. 3o.1i; r. NJ, SOLE
Tho temperature ,n this city yesterday. -
recorded by the or,cial thermometer. Is shown
In tAs -
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
supreme court-AppeIla,e plvlsion-nc.

Supreme Court-Appella,e plyision--nc-
supreme Court--Appeliate rerm-Reeess.
supreme Court-Special Term-Part l.
Before Donnelly, j. Motion calendar called
supreme Court-special T.rm-Part n
Before Greenbaum. J. Court opens at 1880
supreme s c Hourg Special Tcrm-psrt III
Before Gisse@@isGn M9,iHn' 9G;o
calendar zoos, 2376. 1874, l7lI, 237s,
sSt,. 29ss 1854, 1917. s4sA. i.72, 1904, .sgg,
1857, 1855. 8o56 clear.
Part Iv.-Before Lehman. J. Case uu-
Part v.---Beforc Pendleton. J, Case un-
causes to be sent from rar, III to Parts
Saprome coar,"TrIM Term-P95t H.
Before N"whargor, ,Js-No9ss. 1923. tiS!!, .iSs,
ts6s, 3ii5, ISOi. 4Oss, ais. clear
Part lII,-Hetore Whitaker }, Case on,
Part Iy.--Ad burned for the torn
esq., 5s 75s 5 &C., s sias 49, sGi s' Ssn i'''
Part ~ ltsf"r. pngro, u, Nos, a2tS,
s 3. s. 49, sS ST. iS' s a s 2's 3. 1881
Ear yEAssGar"T be for the
sss' 49,, 55S;t7 M sS s@a53 $685. 3S3S, 5a ai
e9ll, 1919, 7Si2, 3746, S74S. s7I9. 1854, 1908.
Clear.
part X.--Retore Ford. ], Nos. $3.50, 2G43,
49, 1857, 1913, 3GOG, 1898 SGG1, 1897, 73ig.
1918. 1865. Case unfinished.
Part Nl,--Before Gayegan J. Nos. 3lb7,
1884, 2Ssl, 46l, ans. 1881. 1878. SCS2, 3ssi.
1855, S0j2, ?5lh, 35i4 3sil, S677, 3406. Case
unfinished
Part XiI.--Before Cor J, Nos. aO7O il2o
sdS sas ! 5s: sS s s5 is$ ssSsfs s sc s f
2s2, 2S3, 1906, III, 3lOi 32ss, 33s2, 3tO2, a2SG
part XiIIEtG iourncd for the torn.
Part NIN.--Before HendriCk, j. Nos 1907
:9a:. I7ls lss, 1923 Is2t isS2s, 1929, 1927
ut5: 1850, Ice, 1901 37s3. 2i7i. Case UNI
finished
| 1880, 3I94 3a:o, 2l+6, 2la4. 2lis. zltt. 4196,
| i.ts lsa2 3s62. t34s. t3o3, 1897. Clear.
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SIS Caledonia. go miles east OF Sandy Hook
AT noon yesterday
IS Rotterdam. ais miles east OF Sandy Hook
s. Calabria, $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
s. ICELAND, go miles east of Sandy Hook at
$50 y "
81 IL RIO, Galveston, ~ mile. cast OF Gal.
weston bar AZ uuOn.
50 MIlhnockct, stockton ~ miles southwes,
OF Montauk at y,
S. Saratoga, Havana, los miles northeast of
MORO Castle at p VI.
SIS Bayamon, San Juan ~ miles south OF
Sandy Hook At noon.
So Arapahoc, Jacksonville, on Diamond
Shoals nj $50 u, NJ
S. olinda, Nipe Bay, los miles north of Jupl.
ter at noon.
s. Lenape, Jacksonville, ~ miles north of
Charleston At y. NJ,
s. ConChO. Galveston. 5ij miles south of
Sandy Hook N T.. NJ.
Us Comal, Mobile, ~ miles north Of Jupiter
AZ noon,
IS NJ occidrnte Galveston, US mile. south
of Sandy Hook az noon
SIS SURNAME, Puerto Barr'os isi miles south
of Sandy Hook at noon.
So vigilancia, Havana III miles south OF
Sandy Hook nj noon.
SIS Carolina San Juan, "a miles south of
SANDY Hooh al +. N.
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Zj9hS 9 aAKER LiSi%,ini sEiiqS! qGE;
County eGS EF Clerks 3 NO Defendants
ment Of partition ana sale duly made In the
above entitled action dated June 10th, 1914
isit. in the once Of the Clerk OF the County
OF New York I, Tho undersigned, the Referee
aesq6o PuGN No. iIi5 1esey Street in tie
am tug 18Th 81 " day oi July iei at twelve
o'clock noon, by Bryan L. Kennedy auc-
iocutory Judgment to be sold and therein
described follows:
land a. situate: fna fS yins aha se,Ds IN the
Of Manhattan Of The city o. New YORK, IN
n ss G0G shs s s"a, f OF certain parSe Of
land designated as Lane In Common" on
f2th VA Ward 1 Of The City OF New York near
kingsbridgc. belonging, 20 the Estatt OF
p. Smith, dated May .5th. 1896" and nled
/ n the once OF the Register OF the County OF
scribed a. follows:
bEGrXSING a, pSin, r. the ss sG s. ;c.y
northeriy side Of West islst Street with
nented; running thence north referring to
the 10th Avenue Meridian and along the
L. Gross and Mary n crook. 1855 feet to
a point distant 80; 81 feet westerly rGn
| lance being measured along line whiC h
| bears south SIS degrees IS minutes ls
seconds west, referring TO the 10th Avenue
| meridian and which runs from a point ia
| tho westerly side Of broadway. distant
1915 feet north from the intersection of
| the westerly side OF Broadway with the
/ northerly side Of West lSist Street; thence
| westerly along said last mentioned line
! which Is the southeTly line Of land now or
| late of James Gordon Bennett, 20 feet
| thence southerly referring 10 the ION
| Avenue meridian in a straight lin" and along
! the casterly line OF land OF the Minister,
| Elders and Deacons OF the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church OF the city Of
I New York, 205.s6 feet TO point on the
! nOrtherly slde of West lSIst Street distsn,
| ~? 796 feet westerly from the intersection
| OF the westerly side Of Broadway with tho
/ northcrly side OF West lsist street. thence
| essterlv. along the northerly side OF West
isist street 5o.57 feet 10 the point or place
| of beginning.
| Dated. New York CITY. June 18th, 1914.
| EDW ARD S. FOWLER, Referee.
| BAYARD l.. PECK, Attorney for Plaintiff
20 Liberty street Borough Of Man
! haitian, New York City
| GCRDON :. BUCK. Defendant In person aud
| Attorney for defendant Henry r.
! Auchincloss. ite Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
Lucy ID. W Baker. ~ Pine Stre~t
| Borough OF Manhattan, New York Cttr
| Tho following Is a diagram Of the prcmis
/ TO he sold. 10 has street number
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For North Carolina unrOttled to-day;
probably local showers: partly cloudy ,o-
morrow; light to moderate winds, mostly
south
For South Carolina, Georsis. Alabama.
Mississippi and Louisiana, generally fair to.
day and TO- morrow. moderate south winds
For eastern TeNas fair to-day and TO.
morrow; moderate south winds
For western Texas, fair to-day aud to-
morrow.
For oklahoma. partly cloudy and warm
to-day; generally fair ana somewhat cooler
tomorrow
For Arkansas and Tennessee. generally
fair and continued warm to-day and to-
morrow.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

CARR. CHARLES II. In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate of the County OF New York, not! :
10 hereby given 20 all persons having claim.
against Charles " carr, late OF the County
Of New York. deceased. to present the same
With vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
OF Michael J. Koran. No. ?5g BROADWAY,
Manhattan. In the City OF New York on or
before the 18th day OF August neyt
Dated. New York. N. 18th day Of January,
ii.ia., LuGY udEr McGu!nE EHecu,rir'
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roRECIOsURE SALES.

|
coU,MrYs,ohn , & ns,y'egsyy;.r plsinir
william H. Sail deceased and others. he.
tendsnts In pursuance of judgment Of
IN the above entitled action, bearing date
ne ih 9"y o Of A p l ard Tn
Vas duly Sied n the once Of lie eicrE Of
undersigned. the Referee In said Judgment
NAMED. viii sell Al public auction a, me
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New
York. on the 9TH day OF July. 1914 at twelve
%Go" the S Premises dss sfsS, SG" BY @
Judgment to be sold and therein Described
Of the defendant Bertram Rail in and to
that certain lot and parcel Of land OF which
westches,er county. y. y, died seized.
being that certain plot Of land In tho Bot.
York, aud located in section l. block 20,
and known as No. 1859 Grand Street. bounded
the .outherly side OF Grand Street at a point
thereon nifty tSol feet seven GA inches west
| section OF the westerly side NJ Centre street
with the southeriy side of Grand street aud
! running thence westerly along the sou,herly
side OF Grand street about twenty i've tstj
| feet six 90 Inches; thence southerlv at
| about eighty 800 feet: thence csstery
parallel with Grand street OF, nsary 50
thence northery at right angles to Grand
street or nearly so abou, eighty $50 fec,
| premises being known as Lot CO., on Map Of
Baysrd Farm. Excepting so much thereof
| Street.
Dated N SsIxt 9Tk y, ,; ssps iS,s i,i..
n z. 4 A. J. PRIME, Attorneys for Plain
tn No. rs warburton Avenue. Yonkers
| Tho following is q diagram Of tho property
70 he sold Its street number Is No 1853
n,and g,,..,
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S. Caribbean. Bcrmudl 80 miles southeast
of Sandy Hook ~ noon
s. CITY Of savannah, savannah, 100 mile.
south OF Diamond shoals al noon.
s. TcuadOrCs, Port Limon. so miles south OF
Sandy Hook NJ noon.
s. Comus. New Orleans, $50 miles south of
Sandy Huol, az noon.
IS Creole. New ORLEANS. 10 miles northwest
of Tortuga- a. noon
SIS John u. Arcihod New Orlclus, 81 m',cs
west Of Tortusls ~ noon
- Perfection, Sabine, ~ miles west of Tor.
tugas At noon.
Is Csn,agucy, Tampico, 10 miles south Of
Jupiter at noon.
Ss FL Cid. Galveston % miles south OF Jupl'
ter at noon
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"'i"r's Check Causes Hts Arrest.

nj, "TTTHr, IT years Old, VINO, the
ppYU'" say was one OF the firm Of Miller
aps' "'' undertook TO operate the Met
op"' r's'lurant on West Forty-third
,,N "'i'r the murder Of Herman Ro-
,,,''. 'H" gambler. at It's doors, was
~ 700 bail yesterday I'm the West
n" court for examination to-day on
NE made by Jacob Amron OF the
NV, mo- Lndloott restaurant, Columbus ave-
a az Lighty-first street, that he passed
"or'aIefs check for S25.
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Part XVI -Before Week. Nos 1851

Part XVI --Before Weeks J.--Nos. 1857.
s ,S so'i ;l? ssS U.s. s: En-. ; si5 si iS
ljo: 100. 81, 1889 1850. Case unfinished.
to r Be .eS rom FsP; r4 far sfa css
Part Nvlll.-Betore Guy. Mes 1907
; iS' EEK ass 80 ~ 49, i i5sf s Case i an
surrorate's Court---Chambers- Co
Cook, DIVA cuhclis, Tercsa Mordn, Harry
J@ " sryTs Gas ' Wnaa Spencer
swain, Cinrence IL Teller Jennie Beam, a,
sarrose'e,s Court a. Trial Tern Before ,
Estates Of Michael Cunningham, Joseph
Horwitz George Horth, William Epstein,
fore Green, j. Court opens at 10 \. NJ.
Part H,-BG!orc La Fs,ra, J. Court opens
CITY Gourt-Trlsi .TsTmr,dpoart d,,1Bstqro
sS5ss, s5oi sSsss. sst5 ssS s' sGOs isao, So,
s 1872 .ss sG sss s sgS sg;
$500, 4sGt, 1850. S?2s, sSl7, 2SG6. G76G, tll9,
S ;. 5S' c7s o' ..E cs:o tHiS t;:
Nos sti. ~, tos, ,!2o, .ssG, AS, 40, 49,,
iss 5tS -, 5ss ~, .i5' *, sssss,, ~,
,S55 AZ ~ az Az ,s5' go. ;i9 ss2
isS iGl, 475, i7i, Az, $50, ISL, isa, iS6'
clear.
Fart III-Beforc Lynch, J. Case unnn-
ishCl.
Part IV.--RefOre O'Dwyer, c. Y Clenr.
Part V.-Bofore Smith, !. Case unnn-
ished.
Part VI-Before Flnelite, J. Clear.
Part VII.-Brfore Ransom, ]. Clear.
Part VIII--Before Delehanty, j. Clear.
Causes 20 be sent from Part IT. TO Parts
III, ~, v, VI. VII and VIII. for trial
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court 800 Appellate Division go
Second Judicial INSTRUMENTATION jerks.
T. j.; Burr. Thomas, Rich and Stapeton, il.
Court opens AT | = NJ, Enumerated day
calendar---Nos. $40 ELL. BIC. 6ls 6l4. sl6,
go, tii sac. 5i'. kt4 54t
supreme Court-Trial Tsrn-Part /,
Jhycox. J.; Part u, Kelhy, J.; Part w.
Rapper Part w., Clark. J.; Part vi,
s1sis71S. sGi5, sss5, ' liis, ssss, si7s ssis
calendar-Nos. a3+s, ao7O. 1894, 1864, 3s7t,
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The approximate amount OF The lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the undivided one
fourth interest Of the defendant Bertrsm
Ball in the above described premises i TO
be sold is $3.50. with Interest thereon from
Aprl ~, 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 s33o.is. with interest
from April Is, 1914, together with the eN-
penses Of the sale Pursuant to 10 pro
Visions OF said foreclosure decree TIE I'M.
divided interest 80 to be sold VIII hs sold
subject to tho lien OF all unpaid taxes. as
easements and water rates, which At the date
OF sale are liens upon the entire premises,
and no such liens arc to he paid by the
Referee or allowed to the purchaser out Of
the purchase money.
The undivided Interest 90 to be sold "
subject to a prior mortgage thereon. dated
July IL. 1903. and recorded in the Register =
officc of New York County August 20, 1908.
TO secure 81. 800 and Interest
Tho entire premises are subject to unpaid
taxes for the years 1911. 1879, 1913 and 1874
and also TO unpaid water rents for the years
1910, 1911 and 1919, and to unpaid water rent
meter charges from January 20, 1913. to
date . $500
dated New York y Y. June 18th. 1914
DANIEL u, SHERMAN, Referee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises ,ssIsun sets Isl Moon rises. .sSs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k. 6n' Gov Island S.5il Hell Gate. =. SD
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH X ~: 10 Gov. Island l2i Hell Gate. sol
Arrived SUNDAY. June Fl
IS Ncnezis, go \. N. Alncris. juno O.
= Isle of Null, ol5 4. NJ. Lisbon. June 8.
IS Iroauois. II 4. NJ. London, June a
- Rotterdam tanb. \. NJ, Amsterdam.
June :.
S santa Crw. aP; II, VALPARAISO; Maya.
- Braitlng shorg, y NJ. Havana June 70
- Peter Hamre ass y. NJ, BELIZE June II.
- Prins Willem V, $50 y. NJ Hayti, Juuo
- CuTricr. . :. NJ, Nipc, June 10
- Maracas. go p. NJ, Trinidad. June q.
- ComHnchc. Jacksonville, June 10
s. Carib. Jacksonville, June is
- Madison Norfolk June -
So jamestown, Norfolk June -.
s. Pawuec, Philadelphia. June 70
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- George Washn gton. at Bremen.
81 Hellig Olav, az Christiansand
s. Columbia. at Neville.
s. SH hOnia, at Gibraltar,
- san Giorgio. at Geroa.
SIS New York city, at Bristol
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. kroouland. from Dover.
~ Campania. from Neville
S. Potsdam from Boulogne.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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Lana OF y G Bennett

West lslst Street,
The premises will be sold subject to GER
tain restrictive covenants contained in "A
deed covering the said premises, which said
deed IL recorded Ia the office OF tho Register
OF the County Of New York in Liher 1927 OF
Conv"yanCes ~ page ID The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments and water
rents or other liens, which are to he allowed
10 the pure hsscr out % tho purchase money.
or paid ny tho Referee is fi:ss.0t and in
terest
EnMARD S. EOMLER Rnferne
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MISS LEGINSKA'S RECITAL.
A Programme Composed Entirely Of
Music by Chopin.

Ethel Legnska, pianist, gave recital
yesterday afternoon in Acolian Hall For
once the matinee girl of music had her
innings. for Miss Leginska elected TO play
an entire programme of compositions by
Chopin. She played the whole twelve
etudes OF opus 10 and the whole twelve
OF opus %. Between these two groups
stood the II fiat minor sonata, which con-
tains that music Of Chopin best known 70
persons not pretending to he music lovers
20 wit, the funeral march
Miss Lerinska has been heard on sew
eral occasions in this city and always
with a certain definite interest. Her art
Is not of the heaven storminG type but
within Us limits II Is excellent. Uneven
because OF temperamental characteristics
IL IL an art which has individuality as
well as an unusually large technical
equipment. In some OF the etudes Miss
Leginska treated her hearers to piano
playing Of real beauty IN which nuency
OF utterance was paired with lovel.ness
Of tone and remarkable skin in graduation.
In some of the studies conceived by tho
larger Chopin she roso TO higher levels
OF dramatic style than she has hitherto
reached
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Tho wedding Of Miss Hope Hamilton.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William \
Hamilton, 20 Harry Livingston Kaufman
of Cleveland. Ohio. will take place IN the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest on January
90
Mr. and Mrs william II Mccoy and
Miss Louise Freeman are al lis East
FIFTY eighth street for the winter
The wedding Of Miss Adelaide De
lAmater. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Victor
NJ Delamater to William Macintosh Will
take place this afternoon In the West End
Collegiate Church.
The wedding OF Miss Sarah Augusta
Letchford, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Will
tam Clark LetChtord, TO End'cott Fiske
of this city win take place this afternoon
AZ the home Of her parents In Mor.istown.
n, j.
The hrst OF the subscription dances or
ganized by Miss Juliana Cutting viii take
place tonight I'm the rose room of the
p,a.a Among rne natroresses NJ thr~r
dances are Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs,
Stanley Mortimer. Mrs NJ Lawrence
Keene. Mrs, Allan a Robbins, Mrs. AdOph
Ladonburg. Mrs. James A, Burden. Jr..
and Mrs Goodhue Livingston
A special feature OF the programme OF
the Russian festival. which In being or
ganized by Mics Barbara Rutherfurd, TO
10 given IN the ballroom of the Biltmore
on the night Of December In aid OF the
Russian war sufferers, will he An eXhIhi-
ton OF new dances given by corps of
dancers who are rchcarsinG under the di-
recton Of Prot chalif, formerly OF the
Metropolitan Opera ballet. Several Rus
sian folk dances will be introduced and
there will no music by the Russian Bala-
laika orchestra
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MISS DEvEREUX TO BE BRIDE.
Her Engagement 10 Lawrence
Innirr WinsIow Announced.

The engagement has been announced in
Cleveland and this city OF Miss Mildred
Allen DevereuN, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Henry X. Devereux. to Lawrence
Lanier Wnslow OF this city who has
been acting as private secretary 20 James
W. Gerard. American Ambassador 90
Germany Miss Devercux has made fire.
quert visits to Berlin with her parents.
while there, Jus. previous TO the out
break Of the war, sHe met Mr.. Winston.
Miss DeVercux has been presented At the
court ball In Berlin She Is considered
a great beauty
Mr. Wnslow rs the only son OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Norton Winslow OF this city.
He was graduated from Columbia Col
lego.
Mr. and Mrs Devereux and their
daughter returned from Berlin 20 'levr-
land soon after the beginning of the war,
and Mr.. Wlnslow arrived hero only ten
ddNs ago. coming by way OF England
The wedding will he celebrated on No
vembcr 2S al the home of Miss pevereuN.
252j Euclid avenue, Cleveland and
shortly afterward Mr. WlnS,ow and ms
bride will leave for Berlin, where no
will resume his duties as Ambassador
Gerard's private secretary.
YoNKFRs. y Y, Nov. l6.-Mr, and Mrs
George w. Russell. Jr. ~ Park liNl an
nounced to-day the enlightenment OF taclr
daushtcr. Cora Alma Russell TO FREDERICK
: Wright OF Great Falls. Mon.
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FRICK FAMILY IN NEW HOME.
Mansion ut seNrnti.th street 10
Most Spacious in City.

Mr. and Mrs Henry G Frck and Miss
Helen FrCk, who have been al their cOun-
try place IN Pride.S Crossing, Mass. for
the summer. Will arrive to-day ANA viii
60 at once TO their new home NJ Seven
.lrth street and Fifth avenue. which mas
been erected on the size OF the old LeuoN
Library. For nearly ten years MI and
Mrs Frlok and their family occupied tho
mansion % the late George w Vanderbilt
go FIFTH avenue. which az his death fell
10 his nephew. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
VIII MAKE II his home as soon as altera-
tons have been completed
Work on the FrCE mansion was begun
two years ago. and IL occupies the whole
Dlprk front from SEVENTEEN to seventy.
first street ana Fifth avenue The house
was designed nv Carrere 4 Hastings. and
Il - one of the most spacious, II not tho
most spacious, house ln thl~ city In
front Of the mansion ~ a suukrn pool and
Italian gardens. ana the art gallery,
which embraces $500 square feet Is {, -
distinctive feature al thr house Mr.
Fr.'Es art collection Includes examples
ot Rembrandt and other ancient masters
ard quite recently he purchased several
p.u'!uG- hy the American artist James
NcS"Nl Whistler