The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03

the middle Of this month Joseph N
Noonsn assistant county counsel. and
his wife are also touring Europe Nrs
Caroline D. Alexander OF Hobcken I,
spending tho summer on the Continent
NoNrcLAiR, y. y. Aug. {? -- Amons
residents OF this city who are touring
Europe are Edmund Y Osborne Pro.
rress!v4 candidate for Governor last raj
and Mrs. osborne and son pr. James
spencer Brown and Or Martin J. syn.
not, Mrs g. Sims and daughter Mis-.
Olive SIMS Miss Julia Watkins, Mr. NJ
Mrs Howard T. W!erum and sons Carl ar1
Howard Wi,rmn Mrs George W Camp.
he'll, Miss Gertrude Chaplin, Mr. A~'ru,
y Elliott ana daughter. Miss Ni!ll-rI
Elliott: Miss Mabel Fernaid. Miss l1r.
Graham Edwin Y Ecodell ana farlr.
Miss Evelyn Smith. Mrs Frank y L.,
and children Miss MARI A. I4thror
koher. 4. Mills Miss Virginia M'Nl'
Miss Edith Meyer, William NJ Rams.
William Howells, Miss Marion Harrisnr
d. James r. Hanan, Mrs Charles s Tor
and son and daughter. Katherine AM
Carl Jones Mr. and Mrs. Frank " Jones
Miss Alice Atwood. Mr.. and Mrs JosclN
" Pcvd and Charlotte Bovd and W.
Charles t. Butcher and son. Raymond
ILAiNrtrtr. y. y. Aug Among ~.
Plainheidorr abroad for whom concern 4,
fclt h' relatives and friends are MIS-
John 7. Baker, Miss Margaret Cransvi.A
Mrs. Fred sanford, Mrs William VI Ssr
FORD who are In Russis Miss Florence
- Burt. Mr. and Mrs. William " san
ford lr.. Miss Pauline Sanford, who ave
IN Italy Mr. and Mrs Herman Schvsd
who with Mr. and Nrs Charles Served
and M,ss Emily Schwed Of somerv.ue A..
~ Bavaria Miss Emilyn Y Hartrids.
and MISE Cora Msplcsden. who arc in
Austria
PATERsoH. y J. AUG . Mrs. job, "
Grigss. wife Of the form.r United state.
Attorney General, and her two daughters
are now in Germany william SUNNI
Benson of PassstC. treasurer of the Tide
water oil Company. and hts family ar.
either IN Germany or France Mrs
Christian Bahnsen and daughters and
Mrs. Thomas Prehn, whose husbands are
officers Of the Botany Worsted Mills and
Gera Mills, are in Germany. Harr1
Meyers, considered one Of the weslth,er
men of Fassaic. together with his family
has been in Budapest for some time
Other prominent Pdtersonians marooned
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wadsvorth
charles : Fdyerweother, the Rev W.
Winfield e. Snodgrass, Mrs. John Brick.
~" Misses Gene MoNair and Katherine
Nelson. Mrs Carl Safstrom, Mr. and Mrs
August kattermsn and children, Dr. 10.
seph McCrystal Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Braun. Miss Josephine Landrau. Mis-
Anna Flanagan, Miss Mary Young.
From Passaic: Mr. and Mrs. T. Cum
mingS Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stothr
Fritz Kick, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Knecht
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graupner ana
children, Mrs. ~. Il. Wcissert Casper !.
Ch"ren, all IN Germany; Mrs. James A
swan and three children. pr and Mrs
Carl lielfrich and son, Mrs. Bernard n
Nolger Mrs. John H. Cooke, Misses Ora
Lake and May Haney. tho Rev willard
DAYTON Bruwn Mrs Brown and son. Mrs
i. Whitney Smith, Miss Helen Cooke. Mr.
and Mrs. j. ". Fisher
YoNkERs. y. V, Aug 2.--Rclst ivcs
here are anxiously awaiting word from
Albert T.. Van tIouten. who sailed for
Europe on July 81 by the Noordam o,
the IIolland-America Line for Rottor-
dam.
He was on his way to Kcihl BADEN.
Germany, He had just been appointed
Nice-Consul at that place,