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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

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soli and MI. nor,s ,ynioo,, 49,, '',,,
sail for rurone to'rorroy, ON ,bo o.. m,,'
They will remain ahroad for shou,
vear
Mr. and NJ. A-,oid Ham. -, ,y..h
Ineton left tho 81 R.g,s yes,er,,or ,or
Toy,nar, To- ,',,,.taaa. - - 'o'
Mr. and Nrs Mace, s,oinhrua.a
al the Carlton Hotel I'm paris Thsv ai,I
y.r,at, ah,nad ,,n,u ea,,an,h. ' "''
Miss MARIN n. parr,, has ,,ono - N
mort FOR tho soason
Mr. and Mrs uurr,y Young ,,..o
nre nassiny The snmms, a., ,hajr "o,, 49,
nioca an nar U,rhor M. ,,t,i 90 ~ r.,
zone In tho fail ' ~ W
Todv Iohnsto,o f. a, ,ho pi,, c,.,,
IN moct her husband Sir Ala Iohna,a ~
Uritisb NInIste- m Dsnmarr 49, 70 AZ
10 arrive tn.d,, on Tho Wa,,ro,an;a a.,
.Johnstone has beou visi,,nr har n,o,has
Nrs lanes " p,nchot "0'''
Mr. and Mrs Edward Va, Inge, hoyo
opened their cottage in so,,,bamn,o,
III for the season '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ patarsor y,ho
had been passing some lime In Jenox
Mass are M the plaza hefor. gotna 10
Sag Harbor. l.. l.. where they win ioIn
Mrs paterson's parents Mr. and Mrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

AUBREY BENNETT. member OF the New
York Club and former member OF the
Cotton and Coffee exchanges, who died
May ., 1913. left $52,9i9. He gave s2J.-
237 each to Isabella r. 49, Reid and
Adele u. Machen, daughters.
CHRISTIAN WYEEN left s9i.s54 to his
wife. Marie Adelaide Wynen. for life and
on her death Ia son and two daughters.
RosALlE JupsoN. who died June IL. 1918.
left sC7olS to Harriet J. Hatch and Emma
L. Judson. sisters. and Edward o. Jud-
son, brother.
JoHN ;. BUSH, who died May 10. 1913,
left s332,97o, Of which 1921 1856 was in
real estate His wife Mary !. Bush got
s10.s13 and tn" rest went to NJ Natalie
Ralcom. daughter and William H. and
John ~ Bush. sons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
DENIES DECEPTION
BY INSURANCE MEN
Compensation Commission Says
Rates Were Not Unduly
Loaded.
STATE REDUCTION LATER
Claims Bureau Receives Notice
Of 35 Accidents and
One Death.

The state Insurance Department issued
statement yesterday denying that the
rates for compensation insurance had been
unduy loaded or that tho department had
been deceived by insurance companies In
determining the basic rates The Work.
mems Compensation Commission an.
nounced on Wednesday TINT the rates as
set by the department might be reduced
about 10 per cent. and still he equitable
to the companies
Tho statement says that the partial
calculation made by the actuaries OF the
State fund" indicates that the liability un-
derwrlters did not follow strictly the pure
cost shown by Massachusetts experience
for the purpose OF arriving at the prospec-
tive pure cost for New York This fact
1t says, was well known TO the State In.
surancc Fund. to the New York INSURANCE.
Department and TO the public in general.
The pure cost for compensation in
surance." the statement reads deter
mued by he committee OF liability under
writer's was carefully scruiinized nv the
Insurance Department and received APP
prevail after the department was satisfied
as to the correctness and reasonableness
OF the pure cost determined by such com
mittec.
Generally speaking. the Massachusetts
experience was followed wherever such
experience was vufficient in volume and
character to form proper guide for
New York rates. In classifcstionr where
the volume OF payroll in Massachusetts
was insufficient the committee neces-
sarily searched for data in other Statos.
principally New Jersey and Illinois.
1T would seem that a matter 30 i'm
portant and so technical In Its character
should receive careful consideration and
that no hasty judgment should he formed
until after a thorough investigation Of
the facts involved. Tho department y
pleased to see that II Is the intention Of
the actuarial department OF the Work.
mems Compensation Commission 10 pro-
before recommending notifications In the
premium rates"
Another interesting announcement was
that +. Spencer Baldwin. manager OF the
State Fund. expects 10 establish a bust
ness getting department. wnicn will get
under way in a short time.
The Bureau OF Claims. which is now
open to receive claims on accidents which
happened after June 30. received notice
yesterday OF only thlrty-i1ve accidents.
In one OF which "A person was killed n
Is thought that while. estimating on past
experience there were between 500 and
500 accidents In the State yesterday and
the day before people have not yet caught
OF to the method 10 be pursued In Ming
claims. This mornings mail, however. 10
expected to pile up the notices OF acct
dents.
Up to last night $4,000. 900 had been
put up In bonds by self -insuring employ
ers throughout the State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
MRS. G. F. BAKER LEAVES
S475,997;; HALF is GEMS
Residuary Estate Goes to ius.
band. .jcwclry to Daughters,
and $3.50 to Son.

The appraisal OF the estate OF Mrs Flor
once T. Baker who died suddenly on
July % last at Tuxedo and who was the
wife OF George y. Baker, chairman or
the board OF directors Of the First Ma
tional Bank, was filed yesterday. Her
total estate was fixed Mt si13s97 Of
which s205539 was the value Of her
jewelry. The only other property APP
praised was the Baker town house at ?bs
Madison avenue valued at s267S00. Mrs
Baker had bank deposits of ss5S
The appraisal shows that, although
Mrs. Baker gave literally to charities in
her lifetime. her will contained no public
requests. Her resduary estate. which
went to her husband. amounted TO SAB
35N. The total value OF gifts to her son,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
HORNBLOWER WILL FILED.
Judge Of Court of Appeals Left over
idow Gets BuIl,.

The will Of William u. ITornbIower.
Judge of the Court OF Appeals, who died
on June lG last, was filed in the Surro-
gates Court yesterday. II disposes Of
more than 81 1000, 900 and leaves the bulk
Of the property to the widow. Mrs, Emily
Sanford Hornblower Of East Eighty
ninth street
The only provision for George Sanford
HornblOwer, Judge Hornblower's only
surviving son, was the house he occupied
at I'll East Ninetieth street, but after IN.
will was filed the widow filed an assign
ment I'm favor of her sou OF $50 900 Of the
residuary estate. which she said was in
accordance with the wish of her husband.
Judge Hornbower left $4,000 to Mrs
Katherine Belden Hornblower, widow OF
his son Lewis Woodruff Hornblower, who
died few months before him The only
other Request In the will was $500 to
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
CAT FILM CAUSES SUIT.
woman Asks $4,000 Damages for
$4,000 worth's' Production.

Thomas A. Edison. Inc. the moving
picture concern, was sued in the Supreme
Court yesterday for $4,000 damages for
the production OF ilm called "S5. 900
Worth of cat"
The plaintiff is Delta T. Connolly. a
cat fancicr OF Roosevelt, l.. J.. who said
that she was exhibiting her cate at tho
show in Madison Square Garden last year
when a photographer employed by tho
defendant induced her TO pose her prize
cat for a number of pictures. These plo-
lures, she said. have been made into
Aim and are now being exhibited with
out her consent. She alleges that tho
flm holds her up to ridcule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

GREENwIcH. July Those who arrived
at tn. EdgewoOd by automobile from
New York to-day included:
Mr.. and Mrs ~ r.. FELTON,. James
Darien' In Simplex Mr., and Mrs
George Il. Dyer, George H. Dyor Jr
IN Packard Mr. and Mrs. V. NJ Brock
wood. Jack Brockwood. In a Peerless.
DR.. ana Mrs. < ". Miller A w. Miller
In Chalmers. Mi. and Mrs. r. -
smith. Miss Smith, in Packard; Mr.
and Mrs. q. X. Muller. Miss Muller. In "A
Stevens; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams. in a Fiat
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. Mrs
Watson. Jr.. In a Pierce Arrow: Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. j. Dcmmng, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Hoar. In a Locomobile MIR and Mrs
Charles j. Johns, Mrs. James A. Johns
In Peerless Mr.. and Mrs Randolph
Marvin. Mrs. Whitnet. in a Cadillac: Mr.
and Mrs. L. j. Ernst, NJ. a. and W. H.
Ernst In Packard Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar a Warburg, Edgar Warburg. Jr.
IN Lozier: Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Logan.
Clarence Williams. In a Chalmers Mr.
ana Mrs. Ia. l.. Crane VI. y. Crane in q
Mercer Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Jones' Mr.
and Mrs. !. &. Rogers. in Marmon !:
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Holmes. In "A Packard Mr. and
Mrs. a. Chester Wilmerdlug. the Misses
Wilmerding. in Peerless; Mr. and Mrs
w. w. Heath. Mrs i. A. Shields I'm "a
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs 4 u,tcL n,
Fiat Mr. and Mrs pr.sco,, iu ,.,,
ford Mr. and Mes r. Neyr,,n r,a,d
in a Packard, AIR aud NJ t,i,I:,n
Mr. and Mrs. n II Mum IN an oidsnno'
bilo. MIR ana Nrs ~ II rero,, g.
Peerless -
New Workers who arrival ,t tho N.,I.s
we're:
Mr., and Mrs, j. Ransom and the
Misses Ransom, Mr. ana Mr. y y
Tlsor. Miss TIlson in a packard, NJ
and Mrs. o. r. Carleton. IN a pierce
mers; Mr.. and Mrs A. A. case. Miss
Case, I'm a National. Mr.. and Mrs 4.
T.. Carter, Miss Garter. in n simplex Mr..
and Mrs n A. Caswell. ]. o. Caswell.
In a Fiat
WATERBURy July New Workers who
arrived In automobiles at the Hotel FL
ton include the following;
z X. Graham. IN a LOcomobile: James
A. Ihlmann, Arthur Essine, I'm a Pierce
Arrow; Mr. and Mrs. v u, Wolf. In
Lozler Mrs j. h. Prior, Mrs NJ. Crane
ana buchmah D. lpeiatOm, IN a Pierce
AFRO" Mr ana MRS, W. a. HOOD ana
ar. ana Mrs. y; VI, seven IN Haynes
LINERS "a, Wno arrived az, Nete MI ana MIS-
w, ~ " =" ",,'''Iu VI Nv"pu's n; IN d WIN
Cha,ho,n ~ ch,.,n, Vt
W,~c,Iss'rrp ~, MI, Ar-i,.,I. h,
,u,onnhnc a, Tho rorinox ,I,,,.o 49, ,n.,,,d,
,br foIIowinv from N,w yn.l
MIR. and Mrs charles u chairman in
a Cadillac. +. II. Jennings. Jr. i'm a Stev-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
BROADWAY GARDEN NOT READY
New Movie. Theatre To Omen In Week
Of July ~.

II was decided yesterday that the new
Broadway Rose Garden and Danse de
Pierette n Fifty third street and Broad
way, will open to the public during the
week of July 3. The workmen have
been unable to finish the work In time for
the scheduled opening this week,
There will be q restaurant. movie
theatre and n dance hall, all under one
roof Anne Glover Morgan and Speed
Gaynor will head the company of pro-
fessional dancers and there will be three
orchcstras.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
SPINSTERS UNKIND TO MILE.
Not One Buys stock "a Help Mother
and nnby.

Not spinster spent for "Aiillle pre-
ferred" yesterday. despite the plea OF a
woman magazine editor In her letter to
THE SuN the dag before. signed Spin
ster,'' in which she said that inasmuch as
the bachers had failed wofully Ia help
keep Baby Mile in the country the spin
sters ought to get together and do u,
The lowest trading In "AIllie preferred"
shares was reached yesterday 50 low
that the help To Baby Mile in yesterdays
market IL almost altogether psychological
All the way from Sierra Msdre came a
dollar bill from Harold Chappell, who
opened and closed the days business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
THE SEAGOERS.
Many Passengers Arrive Here From
Foreign Ports.

Arrivals Yesterday by the Hamburg
American line kaiserin Auguste Victoria
from Hamburg, Southampton and Cher
bourg
Mr. and Mrs Frank Frank G. Crowell
Baird Capt, and Mrs j. ~
Prof and Mrs. Won MGrexor
FlOtow, Ilr. j, ". Minor,
Mr. and Mrs william Mr. and Mrs. A. W
r Hunt Rich,
Mr. and hrs Enrol Frederick Watcrhou.e.
Kerr, Mr. ana Mrs q. L.
Judge and Mrs c. C. Sargent.
Kohlssat, Mrs c. r. Moody
Nv the Whit star liner Oceanic from
Southampton, Cherbourg ana Queens
town:
Avery d. Andrews Commander D. r
Mrs Francis Mcneil Brown,
Bacon Jr DR.. and Mrs, Malcolm
Mr. and Mrs Albert McBurney,
q Borden, Col. y. w Miller,
F. J. Harper w. W. u, Tenant
BY the American liner st. Louis for
Plymouth, cherbourg and southampton /;
Frank B Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miss NJ adge u Headey, lhder,
Mis-. Emily ". Din The Rev. DR. Sydney
widdie Smyth
lanes jenkins. Jr,, Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Robert + Todd. l.. ". Lines,
otto ". Davis, DIR. \ u c. Ash
Maurice Il. Scharf, hurst
r. J. Kelly. Mrs VI. T. II Conant.
Miss udetta ID. Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
SLOWER GIVES TIP TO WARD.
Tells Present Park Head Schin
Fountain Needs Cleaning.

Charles u. StJver. former Park COM
missioner, who abandoned his office and
mysterously disappeared on October l6
last, made his public appearance. again in
New York yesterday at the office Of pres
cnt Park Commissioner cabot Ward In
the Municipal Building The cause ~ tho
visit was To protest against the condition
II the Jacob H. Schin fountain In Rutgers
Square. facing seward Park.
Mr.. Stover's complaint was that the
Schin fountain, once a thing of beauty,
had become an cyesore by reason of rub
bish being dumped into IT,
Commissioner Ward assured me that
this would be looked after" he said.
Mr.. Slower also said that Mr. Schlh
stood ready to spend $1,000 more to i'm
prove the space contiguous TO the foun-
tain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

The biggest ships that 20 into the port
OF Providence are those OF the Fabre Line
Providence approaching this, has been
very kind 10 the line, and the line re-
Gently decided to name It's biggest ship
for the Rhode Island city. Mr., and Mrs
Samuel n. Conan. and Mr., and Mrs
George Holmes. who will represent the
little state at the launching Of the Provi-
demo al Toulon on July IS, sailed ycster-
day for the Mediterranean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
DYKMAN MAY GET JUDGESHIP
Possible appointment ia Succeed
Hornbiower l. Discussed.

That Col. William y. Dykman head
of the law firm Of Dykman. OeIand a.
Kuhn Of Brooklyn. will he appointed bv
Gov. Glynn as Associate Judge of the
Court OF Appeals TO succeed the late
william u. Hornbiower is rumored In
Brooklyn
Col. Dykman has the solid support of
the Democratic organization In BROOKLYN
and his selection, 1t is said. Is also favored
By William Church Osborn. chairman of
the Democratic State committee.
ALBANY. July 2.--(iov. Glynn declined
tonight to discuss the possible appoint
ment OF Col Dykman as Judge Horn
blowers successor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

Announcement has been made of the
rar,ae" Of Miss Jennie Williamson
Sn"dd"n, daughter OF George Sneddcn cf
Nc" Bedford, Mass. to William Smith OF
lHl' CITY The ceremony took MACE on
lnne = last Ia the North Baptist Church.
No" Bedford, the Rev. Nathan Bailey
no pastor officiating. Mr. Smith and his
PRIDE left Tor Canada on their wedding
Journey. They win live In New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
CALL MILWAUKEE, PASTOR HERE.
Little Church Around the Corner
wants the Rev. n. =. R,.d.

eMlL"AukEE. Wis, July 2.-The pulpit
of tie Little Church Around tho Corner
In New York will be- filled by a Milwaukee
minister II the Rev. Richard s. Read,
pastor OF st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
decides to accept call rendered to him
by that congregation.
Mt Read left tonight and will occupy
the New YORK pulpit during July. at the
end VI which time he will decide whe,he-
he Will accept the call.
Mr.. Read has been successful IN his
work here. ST. stephens Church mas had
an unprecedented growth since he became
Its pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
John W-bl,er.

John Webher Of the law firm Of Web
Der Weber OF Bool;man street died
suddenly yesterday At III" residence Of
Edgar H. Ryder In Ossining. with whom
he had been stopping for the last seven
weeks. lie wac the son Of the late John
Webbcr, who for forty years was counsel
for the New York Savings Bank and was
succeeded By his son. VI Wcbbcr was
graduated from Columbia College In 'hr
class OF 1852 and pursued his legal studies
in the Columbia law school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
beRttie-Swsin.

Ms Elizabeth J. Swain. daughter of
Mf ana Mrs r. u, Dawson Of Boonton.
Wa married las; night to- Robert
n'tttf, Jur ~ Little Falls, y j., by the
''' FRA j.. Du Puy. at the bride =
oomo O Little Falls. only the parents
~ Mo bride and BRIDEGROOM were pres-
NJ and Mrs Beatte will go To
'hsai on their honeymoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
HOMESTEAD IN
NEWPORT Is RENTED
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr..
TO Occupy Bccchwood, on
Bellevue Avenue.
MRS. ". T.. GLYN GIVES TEA
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. Jr.. and
sydney Colford. Jr.. Judges
al Il Dance.

N...ror.. iuiy ct became known
nor. to.das that Beechwood. the Astor
,o,r.t.ad ON bellevue avenue. has bsen
rented for the first time since 1t was
bunt ,sa.. igo 1t has been taken by
NJ, william * Vanderbilt. Jr Tn.
,eutal. ~ is said. WAS personally made
by Vincent Aston. who with rs bride l.
:. ,hc guest of Mrs Hermann oelrichs.
,s is Mrs Vanderbilt
Wh,n It was reported on Tuesday that
ge.chvood was Ia bc opened II was be-
lleyed that Mr. and Mrs. Astor were to
occupy the place. hut they will hold 20
their original plan OF making occasional
visits here on their steam yacht Mona.
Mrs Richard H. Townsend, formerly
4, r,zul,r summer resident here. has
aiken the cottage OF Mrs. Victor Sor-
han on the GINS Mrs. Townsend was
mere this week.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. Jr.. and sgd
,,y !. Coiford. Jr., were two OF the
Judges al the public dance contest ~
Newport Beach this evening, when prizes
for IN, hesitation waltz were awarded
Tn, Narsda starts for New York.
Mf. and Mrs Pembroke Jones will ar
I've here before the end OF the week.
the steam yisht Narada starting for New
York to-day 10 get them. Mrs william
T. Glyn gave "A tea at Mayiield this
afternoon Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twom-
hlv and daughter will arrive at Vinland
tomorrow.
NJ, Nathaniel Thayer has arrived at
nor Bellevue avenue home. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Goadby Loew are at Inchlquin.
There wa- nm Informal luncheon at the
Russian Embassy to-day given by Nine.
Rakhmet.fr Miss Maria dc Barril 4
New York has arrived at the Muenchinger
King Miss Mimi Scott will be a Fourth
~ July guest Of friends at lslip. L. J. Mr..
md Mrs Francis l. Gowcn Of Philadelphia
arrived to-day at the Shields cottage on
Ocher Point
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lShaughnessy,
John ". Riddle and Mrs. J. Russell Solely.
re guests Of Mrs. Vanderbilt at the
Breakers. an registered At the Casino to-
DAY dinner was given for them to-
night hy Mrs Vanderbilt. the Duchess Of
Marlborough being among the quests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
DANCE ON ROOF OF SCHOOL.
Washington Irving Pupils Have
Merry Time on bricks.

The Washington Irving High Schsol roof
was thrown open to ahe public last night
The regular Friday evening dance of the
Gramercy Neighborhood Association was
put forward day in honor OF the event
and 500 young people onestepped happily
over the highly polished bricks
Borough President Marks said that
New Workers. showed altogether too little
appreciation OF fresh air and moonlight
because they cost nothing.
An awning will be- rugged up to-day and
tn" roof will be open for mothers and
babies every afternoon, with a band con-
cert for grownups every evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
APPEALS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS.
Mgr. Frcri Receives Urgent Call
From China Mission.

The Right Rev. J. Freri. national d.
rector OF the Society for the Propagation
Of the Faith. has received the following
cablegrsm from the Very Rev. y. FOUR
auet. Pro-Prefect Apostolic OF Kwang-
Tong, China.
"Si-Kiang Hooded. all region. Chris
tians and pagans in distress. lmplore
help. ForRQuET'
Sl-kiang IL the largest river OF extreme
southern China. II runs through the
extensive and populpus provinces OF
kwang-Sl and kwang-Tong.
Help for the thousands Of victims OF
the flood Is urgently requested 10y Mgr
Freri Contributions may be- sent To Mgr
Freri at 627 Lexington avenue to be for
warded by him to Canton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
BANKERS TO SAIL TUESDAY.
WI Establish National city
branches In south Am.rica,

o. Bailey and James H. MARITIME
" m. National city Bank. who are 20
To- 'h" preliminary work for the
establishment Of branches of the bank in
SCUM america, viii sail for SOUTHAMPTON
''' Natorland on Tuesday They ex-
10 arrive in Buenos Ayres about
VIZ BAILEY said that The plan is meet
re with warm Endorsement from mer-
,'N''lS and manufacturers all over the
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
THE FLETcHERs ENTERTAINED.
william q. sharp ana Mrs. sharp
Are Guests Mt Dinner.

WAsHiNoroN. July 2--The secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Daniels entertained AZ
reception this afternoon In honor Of
hcar admiral Fletcher. who has just re-
turned from Mexico and Mrs. Fletcher
the guests were received on the lawn and
thc secretary ard Mrs. Daniels and Rear
Aomlrai and Mrs. Fletcher were assisted
IN receiving by the heads OF the various
BUREAUS OF the Navy Department.
Inc newly appointed Anba ssador to
France. william G Sharp, was the guest
OF honor at luncheon to-day attended
ny the Speaker OF the House. Oscar w
underwood and the members OF the Ohio
delegation IN Congress
representative. and Mrs. Ben johnson
OF KENTUCKY were hosts ut dinner tonight
IN honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Sharp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
BOURNE'S YACHT AT NEWPORT.
The Alberta, Recently Purchased,
sailed From Azores In Two Weeks.

NEWPORT. July 2.-The big steam yacht
Alberta. recently purchased by former
Commodore Frederick q. Bourne. arrived
here this morning after having made the
trip from the AZORES lcisurely in two
weeks The Yacht came from Algiers by
way ~ Gibraltar and 81. Michaels anu
viii be- turned over to her new owner by
capt Jeffries.
The Alberta got In Just as the Eastern
Yacht club vessels were gathering.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
OBITUARY.
villa ~ Drcssler.

william DRESSER. musician widely
known IN this country and In Europe
died Monday in his home, $40 West
Sixteenth street. Of paralysis Of tho heart
He WAS 81 years old. and was born in
Nottingham. England. After coming TO
New York. AR. Dressler became "A lead
ing composer of sacred music and also
n church organist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Father HiIien's Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral OF the Rev bernard q.
Uillen, curate at the Roman Catholic
Church Of st. Frances de Sales, Pa;-
chogue. l. L. who died at the home of his
mother. Elizabeth Hllen. at rs Pacific
street. Brooklyn, on Wednesday, win be
held at 81. Paurs Church, In Court street,
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
I)I ED.

GODDARD.--At Hopeton' House 90 f..
morning OF July ., RcbHkah Burnot
Groesbeck Goddard. wife OF Robert Hale
Ives Goddard.
Funeral from 81. stephens Church, Provi.
dence, h. l.. on Monday, July 8. at
l2 o'clock
HUNTER PouEhksepsie. y Y. on
Wednesday evening July l, 1874. Ros-
ert " Hunter.
Funeral services at his late residence 20
South clinton street, SATURDAY, July 4,
at . p. VI. Relatives and friends are
invited
McVEIGH.---JohnM NJ, aged IS Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" al West Twenty
third street Campbell Bldgb. Saturday.
10 O'Clock Auspices Actors Fund
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

National Arts Club exhibition OF paint
ines. ll9 East Nineteenth street.
American Society OF Engineers. Archt-
tects and Constructors, convention,
Brighton Reach.
United Irish League, meeting, Emmett
Arcade. Fifty-nlnth street and Madison
avenue, s L. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

Evlyn ~. Cummings. Vico-pres dent Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Company un.
~ last January died on Tuesday At the
Hotel 81. Andrew, seventy second street
and Broadway. Mr.. Cummings was born
in West Lebanon, y. V. and entered the
employ Of the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany In 1879 as a canyassing salesman