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WALTER TRAVIS DEFEATED.
Veteran Loses First Florida Golf
Match IN Three Years 10 Weber.

PAN BEACH, Fla. March lO.-By de-
'a,rg Walter J. Travis and / In the
"r.-n'sl OF the state amateur soli
-Arr1rshlp OF Florida Harold Weber OF
I9.sdJ rIrr shed the surprise OF the local
"aseH Travis mas won all but one
'l'ae, De- mas competed in here for the
nS 'tr-, years. Ne Their competitor
p4yea startling golf. but It was the good
"ofk n Weber on IN green, where Travis
vas supposed TO excel, and II falling on
j ms apartment by this veteran that
't,l4d 'Na outcome.
W r S'W0us, Garden City. is the other
',a..' as hr defeated W Is. Langfoid
,''Is' by 3 and /. SmOns was at
- best s.'riug a 50 for the round and
-a"ng hlt one . on his card. Simons
|. 20 b5 2 ar at the turn and from then
" never "is headed.
II Filter furnished a thrill to the
''rfF following the TraVis-Weber
@''cn IH holding his tee shot 1T the
s"h ."'. loo yards His partner II.
"FHI0U remarked. as the gallery
-''t' Hold On minute I've got this
10, 'r HMf"
~ t...pd-lphians are left in the third
s' 'nfl and two Iiostonians In the
" consolation. III. u. Harrington. Hos
I'd hl4 o. play 20 holes to defeat G. r.
.f' '- Canadian amateur champion. In
-'l1i1n night frlcr led UP ana
l.J hut Harrington managed 10
'''''e 'he match at the home hole and by
4''t me two extra holes In 3 eacf
",n.l place In finals.
To urinary:
''Anr'"nshlp Division - Harold Wchbsr
.'"hr.. Irt,ated W J Travis. 6ardef
49,, 49,. / " u Simons, Garden City
.s'-| q y langford. Chicago = and
49, tHrht-E II Fitler, merton, de
| eve i Is Winthrop, Piping Rock. 3 bn'
-Iep.rd. r. Belmont defeated
W nar. Denver. 4 and z.
Any l.EutHA +. Huston, ST. Davids
| "a, ID Shriycr, Essex County, ans
w b. Men, Huntington, defeated i. q
."f Minneapolis, and G.
Wi''' collation. -- II. T., Harrington
WOO n. Ipftatod c Is Grler Montreal
~ .f..'. hu|,sl, r. W Fiske Oakley
'"'ot'. . J Hs de- South Shore I UP.
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Finish First Round At B~iIeair.

BEi.LEAIR, Fla, March l0.--In the Relic
view amateur golf championship c, IL
Gardner. Asawam Hunt Club, defeated
Charles Edgar. Skokie. 4 and r. Is
Uumphries, Philadelphia, defeated Mac
Mnhon. New York. by and H. w
Harvey, Philadelphia Cricket Club, de.
feated II. X. Kimbnrk. New iork anc
a Dewitt Ba,ch. Cincinnati, defeated W
n Stenger, Philadrlp hia, ! up; u. Candy
DAYTON defauited to q, II, Balch, Gin,
cinnutI Joseph IIoad. New York, defeated
G u David. Baltusrol, s and 4: willie
c,,tbn Chicago. defeated l.. j. stone
Rockford. 4 and ?, and H. l., Phillips
Ardsley, defeated r.. T. Challenger, hunt
ingdon Valley. by up
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OLD PLAYS CHANGE STAGES.
Whore to Ftnd Same Of the Favorltes
This Week.

Victor Herbert went down to the Grand
opera House Monday night to conduct the
erst performnnco there OF '"rhs Madcap
nuche ss'' which no composed for Ann
sW.nhurne. II has be"n long time
.incs tho theatre which Ii described
a. an opera house has Peechosd with
music that does 40 much to Justify this
name Mr. Herbert has written =
characteristically dainty score fos this
Few dramas have made more thor
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The approximate amount Of the Hen
charge, to satisfy which the abov. dts r!b-d
property 10 to b- sold IL 81! sol 81. with In
t-rrst thereon from the Goth 4nv q Feb.
rusry, lslI. together with N" costs and allow
ance amounting to t3.1 50, Nlth interest
from February 81. lsit. together with th- eS-
pense- OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rat-i
or other liens which are % be allowed 20
the purchaser out " the pure base money
or paid by the referee Il S724 - and Interest.
Dated New York February -4ih. 1874
ALEXANDER PEPPER. Referee
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COPARTNEssMIP NOTICES.

WHEREAS. Robert Moore. Clement Moore,
Ed~aIu l. Moore. henry r. shau2 and
Fran.is J. stephens have heretofore con
Quoted and transacted business ~ this state
=, partners under the ntm meme OF Robert
past. and such nrm has had business rela.
tons With foreign countries. and
WHEREAS, said Robert Moore died on the
Ism day Of February. 1874 resident OF
wHEREAs such business continues TO be
conducted by the surNivins partners % said
Now. THEREFORE,, We. Clement Moore
Eiward Il Moore, Henry r schauf and
Francis stephens do hsreby certify and
declare that We are the persons who are con.
tinuins the said business and Who Intend
to deal under the rfm name OF Robert Moore
4 GO, with our principal pace = business
AZ So Beaver street. In ne boronsh OF Man
names and respective places Of residence
are as follows
County New jersey
Manhattan BoioGsh, New York Clty.
Henry 4 schanx, Caldwell, Essex couaty,
Fran',.f s,sph.n. w..a.~t.n. Hud.os
Dated. New York; March ~, 81,
EpwAitp II MOORE.
FRANCIS / sTEPhENs
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
ON this IN day OF march. lsi<. before me
personally came Clement Moot. Etwart
stephens to me KNOW and known 60 me 10
be The persons described Ia anu who executed
the foregoing crrtinlAte, and they srNprally
daily acknowledged to me that they executed
'"' ''' WILLIAM ] CAMPBELL
Notary pun' .f'Oi N"' YORK county
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GONERSORS ISLAND ! u March .,
received here until "a ~ Apfh l9lA
for pTinIing ami material, - 'rpi pAptr re-
auiFsd al Headquarters Eastern brIHrtWent
duripx year ending Junu 80 1915 Su",es
ful hiadcr vii h- required to Furnish o. ant
Work be done On tbNefnnfs IL -"S -
building furnished hy the & rent free
Ir'.rlnH'ion an DUPLICATION fuN-iop-s CON
tanning rrnpo,a!. should h- mHrk"' Pro
po-si- Tor printing tdtr' 20 - department
49,
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Centre line OF block.


The Approximate amount of the lien or
charge. TO satisfy whcih the above described
property IL to be sold, L. SlP3sa g. With In.
ter,st thereon from the 2cth day OF January,
1914. tossther with the costs and allowance
amounting to Ni7t5 with Interest from
February 10th, 1914, together with the ex-
pens-s ~ the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rates
or other liens which are tO be allowed TO
the purchaser out 81 the purchase money
paid by the referee II tfes,+s and Interest.
Said premias will he sold subject to any
state 81 facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated. New York February 10th, 1914,
HENRY SMITH Referee.
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VA March l0.--On account OF the
IN 'n- hllidlng Of the Missouri Ath-
~" D..l Yesterday the two mile relay
20 hr'N ON Cornell and Princeton to be
us'1 TO 81. Louis Saturday night has been
S,1''' 'N. according to word received
~ '' .E The Cornell team for this
s s.st "'t'tAg had been chosen. The only
=, me hnlance OF the indoor season IL
sN scheduled with Michigan to be run al
March q. Wv
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Filler lamps RATS, No O.e Hart.

FoEr WAYNE. Ind. March io.-rhs
Manhattan Limited, Pennsylvania express
train, jumped the tracks at Pterceton
this afternoon. The accident was due to
Q broken rail, The engine and every car
left the tracks. but no one was injured.
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sIruArIONs wAhTEn-fEMALE,

PUBLIC HTENOGRAlIikH
Young woman, ehpefisncsd, well educated,
would like position as public sisn"srapheI
or would accept position Ia once 'I.lppra
with machine ant with suaO suarautred
salary and privilege " outside work X,
hnH lNA sun ntttCe
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BALDWIN, JARED g In pursuance o, an
ordr. OF ton. Robert LUDLOW Fowler. .
Surrogate OF the County OF Sew iutk. notice
IL hereby given 10 all persons having ,lainS
against Jared u. baldwin, late ~ thr County
~ New York deceased to resent mo same
with vouchers thereof 10 the suits tih'Ts at
their place OF tTan-a'ting business al me
oHi,e ~ the Title tuaiHutr" Hnl Trust
COMPANY In the borough NJ MhnhH'tan, 40.
lTs broadwu ny, City uf New York. on or be
fore the ION Tia! 81 Juhs nest
Dated. N-w York the lslH day NJ No
JARED q DhLpWIS Jr
Ai.rIlEb = RAJ bNlN
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

steinwsy upright gian9 Ghsan .torsd gle
b7 West 18th ST, near 9Th Ave New YORK
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WANTED--Man with some trade To solicit
ovders for general stationery aud printing
old rs'ah'ished hnuse, commission only
n O hox 100 sun once
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HEIr wANTGb-vENALK.
HELp WANTED-MALE.

MARRIED manic care for cattle and
horse on private place, must he x"od driver
also help In garden, must lie strittly sober
write inclosinE copy Of references q. &,
HIaSET. Rox 3, New Rochelle, Y
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SHUBERTS ORGANIZE
Big FILM COMPANY
50, 100000 Corporation Formed
to Put Their Attrac-
tons on Screen.
TAKES IN DISTRIBUTORS
Important Banking Interests
Here and in Philadelphia
Back Enterprise

The Shubert Theatrical Company. which
controls hundreds OF theatre attractions
OF various descriptions, have formed
corporation with the World Film Corpora
ton or 1870 West Forty-siNth street which
has flfty-nve distributing branches
throughout the Cnltel States and Canada
The new corporation will be known as
tho Shubert Feature Film Corporation,
and has been capitalized al 1000, 900.
IL has been brought into existence for
the purpose OF manufacturing into motion
pictures practically all the plays OF the
Shubert Theatrical Company and others
TO be acquired by the firm from various
sources In this country and Europe.
The Shubert Feature Film Company is
20 make all the picturizutons. and the
World Film Corporation Is to exploit them
throughout its various branches "A num-
Dor OF important banking interests are
associated in the new venture. all OF the
stock or the new corporation having been
underwritten by the banking hrms OF Ed
ward Il. Smith * Co. OF New York and
Philadelphia. HUM. Edey & co. of New
YORK and George A. HUM & Sons OF Phil
adelphla.
Among the directors OF the new Shubert
Film Feature Corporation are Lee Shu-
bert, George h. Cox. Frederick Edey. Her
bert III. Dean OF T.. b. Smith * Co. George
a. HUM Of Philadelphia, Joseph l.. Rhi-
mock. Van Horn Ely OF the National Prop
critics Company OF Pittsburg, and w. A.
Pratt OF r. b. Smith q Co.
Under the terms OF contract the World
Film Corporation acquires large In.
terest In the newly formed Shubert Fea-
ture Film Corporation. which In turn
receives n generous share of the capital
stock of the World Film Corporation. The
election OF officers Of the new corporation
will take place In few days. There will
be an interchange OF directors in the two
corporations.
A partial list of the theatrical produc.
| lions effected by the alliance include.
plays controlled by the Shuberts, William
A Brady, Charles A. Blaney and owen
| Davis. Some of the plays that will be pu,
| into motion picture form by the new
corporation include the New York Hip
| podrome spectacle, america. the Drury
| Lane and Manhattan Opera House sue
cess, THE whip; THE Midnight Sons,
The Lure" Girls" "Marcelle." The
Blue Mouse" THE Summer widowers.
The Girl Behind the Counter" THE Blu,
Moon," "a Chinese Honeymoon" 9Th,
Earl and the Girl, "Way Down East
Little Miss Brown" bought and PaiC
For" Baby Mine" Mother" LITTLE
Women" The Balkan Princess -
Gentleman From Mississippi" THE Little
Church Around the Corner" Across tn
Pacific" The Boy Detective" and others
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

CAROLYN @. HILLIARp, who died May is.
left more than $4,000 to her son, Ernest
G. Hllliard,
ISRAEL MicHELMAN, who died May 10.
left $4,000 in real estate and personal
property to his wife. Rebecca Mlchelman.
CHARLES A. STERLING, who died at East
Orange, y. j., on September Ii last, leav-
ing a large estate. left AS his only prop
erty in New York his summer home In the
Thousand Islands near Clayton, n, Y.
The real estate IL valued at s8,00S and
the personal property at $4,000.
THEODORE c. WALLACE, who died at
Montclair, left property in New York
worth $4,000. consisting OF notes made
nv ogden & Wallace, iron merchants. The
property went to his wife, Lucy T.. Wal
lace
SELIGMAN MAYER, head OF s. Mayer &
Sons, cap manufacturers. OF 5S4 Broad
way. left more than $3.50 900 when he
died on May I. 1913 His wife, Lima
MAYER, executrix under his will and heir
10 the bulk OF his estate, testified In the
transfer tax appraisal that she had known
Mr.. Mayer only three months when she
married him at Lakewood, y. j.. on De-
cember 10, 1911, and that hts children by
his former wife made his life so unplcas-
ant for him after his marriage that he
left New York and went to Atlantic City
10 spend the remainder OF his days. He
gave only 500 each to his three sons.
Mrs.. Mayer contended that her husbands
estate is not taxable In New York.
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Gen. and Mrs. Howard Carroll and their
daughter. Miss Caramai Carroll, Will sail
They will return to Carrollclin, Tnrry-
town. late In August.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Francklyn and
Miss Doris Francklyn have gone 20 Red
Croft. their place at Southampton, l.. l.
The Friday Evening Club. which was
so successful last winter. will resume its
meetings in the Della Robbia room OF the
Vanderbilt In November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Marshall OF 405
Park avenue, have taken for the summer
the place IN Greenwich. Conn, OF Alfred
L. Ferguson.
dance will be given tonight at the
Garden City Hotel.
Ralph c. Runyon, who will marry Miss
Margaret Derry in Greenwich, Conn, on
Thursday. will give his bachelor dinner
this evening at Delmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Delaney Kountze
have gone to Southampton. L. l.. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis Delano Wood OF
<I7 Park avenue have gone to St HUI
berts, Essex county, n. Y, for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brewster Macdonald
have returned from white Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, and are nj the Plaza.
Later they will go to southampton l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Minot Weld OF
SIS East Eighty second street have gone
TO their country place at Cold Spring Har-
Dor L. l.
Mrs william A. NJ. Burden Is at the
St Regis for brief visit.
The wedding of Miss Cornelia Redmond,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bovine
Redmond. to Henry T. Maury of this city
viii be celebrated In the chantry OF Grace
! Church at noon on June 90 Only rela-
! lives and a few friends will be present
nj the ceremony, which will be performed
by the Rev. DR.. william NJ Grosvenor,
dean OF the Cathedral of St John the
| Divine Miss Redmond will have no at
| PENDANTS, and John j. Boyd will be the
| best man.
Mrs. Orlando ]. Smith OF Dobbs Ferry
" Y, has announced the engagement OF
! her daughter. Miss Mabel Follin Smith
, TO Jerome MONKS OF New York city.
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SUGGESTS LIGHTING OF
FAIRGROUNDS AT NIGHT
Tennis Is Played After Sun
down in the West, Says
President Churchill.

presldsn, Ncsnenv n, ,b. poora ~,
AIdsr,,., and prosIda,, cs,,r,,,u ~ ~
-, 80 '"''i Vi 'he
io'i" ol E"uca'ioh toId those VINO at
tended the conference OF the Recreation
Alliance in the City Hall yesterday that
the administration intends to 20 lust
as far as economic prudence permI,s in
the matter OF increasing playground IN.
cllltles not only for children but also
for grownups.
MIR. Churchill said that one NJ thc
things that impressed him and NIayor
Mitchell on their recent trim 10 Western
cities was the fact that playgrounds are
Illuminated to such an extent that tennis
can be played after shutdown. He sur-
gested that the city could do n great
deal in solving the problem OF the rec
reation OF the working man and womn n
II Il lighted I'D its playground, in the
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PRINCETON MAN BUYS FLIER.
George NJ. Church Gets Two Pas
senger Machine From Curtiss.

HAMMoNDsPoRT. n. Y, June 11.-George
Myers Church OF Tenafiy. y. j., has
bought a flying boat from Glenn ii. Cur
tiss of this place. Mr.. Church is Il years
old and a Junior at Princeton University.
His new flying boat In ready to ship
and was tried out over Lake Keuka to-
day by Aviator Francis $. Wi!dman. 1t
is two passenger machine and Will he
used by Mr.. Church solely for sporting
purposes. He has engaged a professional
aviator to pilot the craft.
PRINCETON, n, j.. June 11,-George NJ
Church is a member OF the present Junior
class in Princeton. He has had an athletic
career since his entry here He was
Princeton interscholast site tennis champion
the year before he entered and has fig
ured prominently in tennis tournaments
throughout the East. lie was the inter
collegiate tennis champion in 1912 In the
singles, and, paired with Mace, was the
winner IN the doubles the same year. He
is a member OF the track team and won
second place In the high hurdles in the
Yale dual meet this spring.
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DIED.

HILL-June IL. 1914, Henry Hiii, aged -
years.
Funeral, stephen Merritt Harlem Chapel
500 West i26th street. Time later.
LAMBERT. --Henry. on June II. 1914 In the
seventy year OF his age. nt his late
residence Hotel Monticello, IS West
sixty fourth street New York city.
Funeral from there on Saturday. June IS.
1914, at 10 A. NJ
RHINELANDER.-On Thursday night, June
II. 1914. at her residence, "a Washington
Square. Serena Rhinelander In tho
eighty-fft year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RUNYON.-On Wednesday, June 10. lgl4.
William Menord. dearly beloved husband
OF Anna Durham and only son Of the
late Oliver aud Rachel Runyon OF Plain
field. ~ J.
Funeral services at his late residence, 77s
Carroll street, Brooklyn. Friday the
18th inst. at l.. NJ. Interment at
Hillside Cemetery, Plainheld, saturday,
June IS, upon arrival OF the 1880 a. NJ.
train from foot OF Liberty street, y, Y.
PlhlnHeld. y. j., papers please copy.
wEED.--Passed away, at his residence, @61
Mcponough street. Brooklyn c. Fred
erick Weed.
Funeral Saturday morning at $3.50 o'clock
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Essex-N n son.

IT. wedding cf Miss Charlotte Mason.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Mason of Newport, II. l.. TO the Rev. Will
IAN l.. Essex OF st, Peters Church. st.
Louis Mo. took place yesterday In 81.
!gna,'uss Church, West End avenue and
Eghty-seventh street. The ceremony was
performed oy the Rev Edward Luke Read
" Newport, assisted by the Rev. Maxwell
Gamer. rector Of the church.
TIL bride, who was given in marriage
p| hor mother, wore gown OF white Grape
de c7ns trimmed with duchess lace. and
carried BOUQUET OF lilies OF the valley
ana white roses. She wore veil OF tulle
nell IN rll"e by = can OF lace fastened by
Nr'tth o. orange blossoms Miss Annie
y E~'oN, y sister Of the BRIDEGROOM, and
Mss Margaret Flynn were the brides
maids They were dressed In costumes
o. pt,e pink ,affeta and wore hats of white
'aret and straw trimmed with pink and
|h.te roses They carried bouquets OF
PINK rD'es James RI. Blauvelt OF Nyack
vas M" hes. man. The ushers were Wnl-
Nm Harris, Frederick Birchall and Fred
G!ck Mason.
After the ceremony there was a recep-
Won and wedding breakfast at the Breton
Hall
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,o,e by Murcrti
Mrs. Earle H. Raudnitz.

ard white orchids. Mlss Marguerite
Ras,Ovar. a sister OF the bride. was the
maid of honor. Her costume was OF tur-
lIoIse blue satin and she carried a shep-
efdes- stan topped with a cluster OF mar
Cierltcs. The bridesmaids were Miss
Thorl Raudnitz and Miss Elsie +. Coon
They were gownsd alike IN pale pink
taffeta, combined with ccru net. They
carried bouquets OF sunset roses.
Milton Frank Raudnitz was his broth
er's best man. There were no ushcrs.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was reception and among the guests
were Mr., and Mrs. Harry Rascovar. Mr..
and Mr. charles Wasserman. Mr.. and
Mrs. + Raudnitz. Edward Rascovar. Miss
strauss. Mr. and Mrs John Nathan OF Bos-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Goodman. Mr. and
Mrs. John Nciicibach, DR.. Herbert Mohan,
Mrs Richard Donovan. Miss Jane Heifer-
man. Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Edwards. Mrs.
John Els Mir and Mrs. +. J. Rascovar. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rascovar. Mr.. and Mrs.
G, b. S'rcck,r of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 I. Markowitz. Mr., and Mrs. j. Arthur
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs Henry Meyer. Mr..
and Mrs. A.phonse Frank. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Simon. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Wilson.
Ms, Rose Bauman. Jerome Brush, Miss
RIOS" Coon. Joseph Riga, Miss Dorothy
Brick, George Henry Brick. and Mr.. and
Mrs sydney H. Bder Of 81 Louis.
NJ and Ms Raudnitz will 40 10
Niagara Falls and the great lakes on
their honeymoon trip. They viii make
taelr home IN this city.
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PIa ~ and Players.

Secretary of War Garrison and Mrs.
Garrison will occupy box tonight at
the Casino Theatre as the guests OF Col.
c. =. Townsley. superintendent of the
United States Military Academy at West
Point The graduating class will attend
the performance OF High links" at the
theatre In body.
A special ensemble number called "rhe
Polo Match will be introduced In ''Zieg-
fields Follies'' at the New Amsterdam
Theatre Tomorrow night.
More than 100 members OF the Comedy
Club will attend the Palace Theatre to-
night in honor of Harry Cooper, fellow
member. who IL returning to vaudeville
this week
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c. X. CRANE WEEDS IN LONDON.
Lenox Gets Announcements
bridge Flower show Next week.

Lemon. Mass. June ii.--Announcemert
Is made Of the marriage to-day In St.
Jamess Church. Padding;on. London, OF
Charles X. Crane, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Zenas Crane OF Dalton. and Miss Mar
garet Diana Wilson. daughter Of Mrs.
Wilson and the late George James Will
son of kinneal, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Mr. Crane has made his home In London
for several years.
Stockbrdge will hold its flower show
in the Casino on Friday OF next week.
Annals. perennials and wild flowers will
be exhibited.
Mr. and Mrs. :. Parkman Shaw gave
n dinner entertainment for "A dozen guests
at Redwood tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. de
Gersdorff have leased Joseph H. Choate's
villa in Stockbridge and will pass In
summer there. Mr.. and Mrs y. Halsey
Malone, who had been with Mr.. and Mrs.
william a. Slater. Jr.. have gone to Lake
George by automobile. William J. strong
OF New York will soon start for London.
where he will live for three years. He has
offered his country place In Windsor for
sale.