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From tie Lancashire Post

The remarkable article which General
Won Bernhard contri buted last week 10
THE St'N is In itself very significant, for
it is dif gult to believe that this ex-
poneut Of the art OF war would have
written ia sucn a strain had he not been
impressed by a sense OF Germany's Inn
pending defeat IN the conflict she has
thrust upon an unwilling continent
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At last he has broken the silence and
has addressed the American people
women included) through the columns
NJ The Sun. the article being re-
printed by the Times for the beue-
tit OF the British public. What can
have happened? II * strangely al
tered Bernhard who thus suddenly re-
energies from the wings to the foot
lights, IL is cat tirst hardly recog-
nizablc. The old first militarist rui'ian
has given place to 4 benign apostle OF
good WILL who protests on soul and con-
science that Germany has ever desired
to live at peace with al the world and
that this war has been thrust upon her
by implacable foes. All this suggests
"A most elaborate makeup IN the green
room, an energetic use OF grease paints
to tone down the former fcroc!ties and
convert the staggering swashbuckler
into heavy stage father deploring war
Is an unmitigatcd evil which should
cousigu Ia the lowest depths the nations
who have caused IT,
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from ne London Times
The article IL one prolonged whine
over the way in which righteous Ger
many has been traduced by England
and misunderstood by America
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London ONCE. bingham House. Arun-
del street strand.
Paris once. 8 Rue de la Michodiere' on
Rue du Qustre Septembre.
Washington ONCE, Hibbs Building.
Brooklyn once, l0s Livingston street.
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sub.cr,ptiop. nv Mall, Pestpeid.

DAILY, rer Month. 30 so
DAILY, Per Year. 90
SUNDAY, Per Month 20
SUNDAY Ito CANADA, Per Month. 10
SUNDAY, Per Year. ................ oO
DAILY AND SUNDAY, Per YEAR. 80
DAILY AND SUNDAY Fer Month. IS
FOREIGN RATES.
DAILY. Fer Month. ...,............ 20
SUNDAY. Per Month. 81
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Month. 90
THE EVENING Sun. Per Month";. 20
THE EVENING SUN. Per Year,. 30
THE EVENING SUN tForeign).P Per Mo. o.
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Published daily, including Sunday. by the
Sun Printing and Publishing Association at
10 Nassau street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. New York. President and Treas
urer. william C. Reick. ITO Nassau street;
Vice President. Edward r. Mitchell. l'o
Nassau street: Secretary. c. Il. Luxton. l7o
Nassau street
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General Won Bernhard Ia roaring like
any sucking dove in the columns OF The
SUN. The apostle OF frightfulness has
grown apologize and explanatory. IL
can hardly be imagined that this almost
fearful apologist In really the author OF
Germany and the Next War" But
Bernhard is a quick change artist. In
the first article Boanerges became Uriah
Heep. in the second he appears AZ
Ananias. a familiar Teutonic role. Ger
many's cold biooded invasion Of Bel
GUM has sadly prejudiced It's case In
the United States. despite all the efforts
OF the comic brothers Bernstorff. Dern-
burg and Ridder. and General Won Bern
hnrdi has repeated the old fiction that
France and Great Britain had before
arranged to violate Belgian neutrality.
This lie is sufficiently disposed Of by
the French Governments reply to Sir
Edward Grey. and still more effectively
by the fact that France in the early
days of August was not prepared to re-
sist the attack on her borders from the
valley of the Meuse.
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All checks. money orders. &c, 70
made payable to The Sun
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Entered at the Post once at New York as
second class Mail Matter.
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Won BERNRARDrs DEFENCE.
British Com ment on His Recent Article
In "Thp SIM"

General Won Bernhard has taken up
the pen again to prove to the world
what wicked designing creature
Britannia Is and what an angel OF light
and righteousness is embodied In mod
ern Germany. His articles In THE Sun
are amusing even though they he con-
cerned to explain away Germany's re-
sponsibility for a world tragedy Per-
haps Bernhard hopes that Mr. Ellis
Bankers translation of "Our Future"
under the title Britain as Germany's
Vassal'' has not found its way to
America no one who reads that book
in company with THE SUMS articles will
fail to understand that Bernhard mas
got himself into as hopeless a plight
logically as his countrymen have got
themselves into In military sense.
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We learn from America that General
Won Bernhard has Joined the stan OF
the Press Bureau and by Imperial per-
mission has given his exclusive services
to a well known New York paper. The
Kaiser In now assured OF q place in THs
SUN.
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ACTIVITIES AT RESORTS

a night on the heights. The New Sum.
init House, which opened on Angus, r.
closes Saturday right.
The Mount Washington Hotel has .'s
usual autumn contingent. Mr.. and Nj.
william +. Hit OF Washington are 10.
ing in for golf and tennis as much ts
they did last year and are seen
the saddle nearly every morning Mrs
Hits brothers. Davis and stephen m.
kins. rave come ny for a fortuigA, and
Miss Catherine Brltton OF Wash.ug,on
has Joined the party
Mrs. Alexander Clark of Paris had
an unfortunate fail last Saturday which
resulted In a broken dunic. mrs. Clar,
is at the Crawford House. Crawford
Notch, where she will remain until The
house closes, then going on 20 New
York.
Mrs. william G. Scott and Miss Elza.
beth Terry Taft of New York. who ara
touring by automobile. we're recen,
guests Mt the Mount Washington.
Sir Edgar and Lady Speyer and Their
three children OF London. England. viii
remain at the Crawford House until 4,
closes.
Frederick A. Molitor OF New Yor,
has Joined Mrs. Molltor Mt the Crawford
House. Miss Helen Louise Coates ~
Philadelphia In the guest Of Mss
Harlow.
DIR. w. Neil Mcdonnell. I. $ y. and
Or. ]. T. Kennedy, L. s. y. are guests
at the Crawford House.
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in honor Of Miss Bridwell on Friday
evening, October 3, Mt the Chateau du
Pare.
Mrs. Kameo Woodruff Elson. a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Harry i. Parmelee Ander-
son. will be married to DIR. Douglas
Burnett Parker, son of Or. and Mrs.
Clinton Burnett Parker Of l54 clinton
street. on Saturday afternoon, October
.. in the Episcopal Church Of the Atone
ment at Laurel Springs. ". J. Miss
Helen Harrington Parker, a sister OF
the bridegroom, will act as maid Of
honor. and Miss Harriet Doyle and Miss
Adelaide Conley of Philadelphia are to
be the bridesmaids. Roswell clinton
Parker will be his brothers best man
and Louis Martin. Jr.. OF Philadelphia.
and Duncan MacDougal Little OF Brook
Ign will serve az ushers.
Dr. Parker was graduated from the
Long Island College Hospital in 1912
and from the College Of Dentistry at
the University Of Pennsylvania in 1914.
The church ceremony al 3 O'Clock will
he followed by a mall reception at Mrs.
Anderson's home.
Miss Virginia Geddes. daughter Of
Mrs. Charles Paul Geddes of 235 West
S~eventy-hfth street. and stephen Will
cox Pratt. whose engagement was an
nounced last winter. are to be married
In December. but the precise date has
not yet been decided upon. Mr.. Pratt
ls a son Of Mrs. Nathaniel Waterman
Pratt Of 200 Hicks street.
The marriage OF Miss Margery Giles
pie. daughter Of Sir. and Mrs. Earl
Augustus Gillespie, to Clinton De
Raismes Combes. son OF Dr. Abbott g.
Combes Of Elmhurrt, l.. J., Is to take
place Wednesday. October 20. at the
home of the brides parents at Long
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T.. Hasbrouck Of
30. Carlton avenue announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Edna
A.. HasbrouCk. to Prof. Benjamin W.
Robinson Of the University Of Chicago.
| Miss H%asbrouck was graduated from
Vassar I'm 1907. Prof. Robinson is a
graduate OF the University of Chicago
and the Union Theological Seminary of
| New York. He IL the son OF the Rev.
Or. willard II. Robinson and a grand
son of the late Rev. Dr. David Moore.
| formerly pastor of the Washington Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. The wedding will
probably take place In December.
Miss juliet HALEY will be the first
member OF Packer Institute class OF
1915 to become a bride. She will be
married TO Arthur Turner Soule OF Man
haitian on Friday evening. October 90. In
the Church OF the Holy Trinity on the
Heights.
Miss Beatrice sherman HALEY will he
her sisters maid OF honor and chosen
! for bridesmaids are Miss Helen West Of
MontClair. Miss Martha futile, Miss
' Madeleine Valentine Hallock and Miss
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which Mr.. Shotter owns. a great estate
which has been leased to Mrs. Alfred
Vanderbilt. Miss Shottcr h.d her eldest
sister, Miss Isabel u. Shooter. as her
maid Of honor. There were eight ushers.
The marriage of William Averell Har-
rman and Miss Kitty LAnicr Iawrance
was celebrated with simplicity at Trinity
Episcopal ChurCh on Tuesday. The for
mer Miss Lawrance held a very impur-
tant place in LenuN society. No young
woman has been more Interested i'm It's
charities and one have held greater in
tcrests In Trinity Church, in which choir
she sang ana where she "a a teacher in
the sunday school.
Mrs. Edith Wharton gave the Stock
bridge colony the idcl If raising a fund
ior an ambulance for the French Hes
pital Corps and Mrs. Brace ". Paddock
Il flttsheld, Mrs. George Winthrop Fol-
som of leuoN and MisS Emily TUCKER
man of Siockhr,dGe collected $l,G?5, The
subscribers in Stockhyidge included the
people of the countryside.
Albert Sprague Coolidge. son of Mrs.
Frederic :, Coolidge of rittstcld. who
will inherit all OF the fortune ~ the late
Albert A. Spraguc, the pioneer Chicago
merchant, and Miss Margaret Stewart
cot of East Aurora, y. Y. were married
at the home of the bride Wednesday. MIR.
Coolidge has just been graduated from
Harvard college, hut NIll return for "A
postgraduate course. Mrs Coolidge is
taking a course In chemistry st Rad
elite College, They viii live IN Cam.
bridge, Mass, until 1877.
MIR ANA Mrs. William l'ullo,l VIII en-
t,rtain the council OF ;hc LcunN Garden
club AT iiolmesdale tomorrow The club
VIII have the honor III being host Ia the
National Garden Club In June, 1915, and
already arrangements are being made ~
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N. c.

AsHEvILLE, y. c., Sept. 2i-Nefors
are remaining in Asheville In unusual
numbers to enjoy the autumn season
The delicious cool days with the fi
tang in the air makes outdoor lf, a
real Joy. Motor parties ar, st.il a'r,.
ing daily. and numbers are staying .a
for golf. Each year finds tho visitors
longer and longer as the n",u.
ties OF the early fall In the Carolina
mountains are becoming better H. 81
The hotel facilities IN AsheN.llc are 20
unusual that the comfort and plct,le
OF them appeals strongly, II p'ople ,ne
loath to leave a place that offers 81,
many attractions.
Battery Park Hotel is still comfort.
ably filled with an excellent elias, -
tourists. Many Northern visitors 500.
arriving even 40 early in the ,aa>u.
Balls and parties OF various kinds ,on-
tinue to enliven the evenings ~ Battery
Park. Wednesdays and Fridays are
marked by dinner dances, which ,ak, un
the proportions OF real balls. The C,uH-
try Club set makes Battery ptrh ..,
rendezvous In the evenings, and each
week brilliant dinners are given 10y meme
bers OF the Cottage colony and Asg,-
vile hosts and h s~tcsses. Mr.. ana Mr.,
Maurice Du Pont OF the we'll Know W..
mington. Del. family. gave a large d.-
ner on Friday for their young daugN'r
Miss Charlotte Du Pont. and son, G,rlI
Du Pont.
Prominent guests from New Yprk a'l
vicinity arriving In the last few lt, =
include Mrs. Schuyler LcGgett. Mss T.
Kinlaws Of Hampstead. l.. l.; Lewis g.
Greene. Miss IONA Kanjaniau. Nj and
Mrs. NJ G.. l.atimer. Mrs. Carl Fisher
and Mrs. A. r. William.
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to her home on West Elghty-fourth
street from sullivan county. whore she
spent the summer
Mrs. Sidmon Nellie has closed her
summer home at Manhassett, l.. l., and
returned TO her apartment IN the APP
thorp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers Cordley.
who were married in July. will be at
home after November | at 324 West
1881 street. Mrs. Cordley was Mrs.
Julia ID. Wald Barry. daughter Of Mrs.
Marcus II. Wald.
The Misses Anna and Frances Swee-
ney ave returned ~ their apartment
in the Hotel Endicott from an extended
trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Herman Barrett.
who We're r'ccntly married In the 81.
Regis, have gone to California on their
wedding trip ON their return they will
reside in West Eighty sixth street.
Mrs Barrett was Miss Helen Yauch.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Yauch
OF 81 West Seycuty-rourth street.
Mir. and Mrs. r. ellis Todd. when
they return from their HONEYMOON at
Hot Springs, Va, will reside in the
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Lesson. Mass, Sept. %.
IT HE I.enox fall season reached It's
climax tonight at the charity
bail at the I.enox Club. Fifu
Of the leading hostesses OF the Lcnox
villas were -patronesses for the ball.
which was fancy dress ard given for
the benefit of I.cnox's most esteemed
phillnthroplc work. the" convalescent
home conducted by Miss Ethelred f.
Folsom. daughter OF Mrs. George VIM
throp Folsom. Always the LenoX sum
mer residents rally for the benefit Of
Miss Folsom's home and a committee
with Miss Ciyilise AleXandre as chair
man sold hundreds of tickets at 50 each.
The governors of the Lenox club gave
the ball a fine setting. Never before has
the clubhouse been SO gay in lights ana
flowers. The cottagers gave dinner par
ties before the dance and nearly all OF
the ~cottagers not In mourning enter
tanned house parties for the ball.
Another important lance was given
Friday night by Mrs. John T.. Alexandra
at Spring Lawn for the Misses Civilise
and Anna II. Alexandra. Mrs. Alex
andre invited a large mouse party ana
the dance was very animated.
Lenox's two society weddings this
week kept many Of the ~Cottascrs at
their country places. There IL just an
appreciable start OF the dWellers in the
hills toward town. Miss Charlotte r.
Barnes will close Cold Brook next week.
\ division of the furnishings or the villa
has been made, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. :. Warren Sturgis,
James Barnes and John Sanford Barnes
having been with Miss Barnes fer that
purpose. The Barnes estate will lie sold.
It is a handsome place OF sixty acres
between the country places OF Mrs. Will
lam f.. s. Griswold and Giraud Foster.
None OF the heirs desire to keep up the
property. Miss Charlotte H. Barnes Will
go 10 the Pepack Hunt for the early
winter.
Miss Elinor r. Shotter. third daughter
Of Spencer l.. Shotter. and Charles An
drews Doolittle. Jr.. Of New York were
married this afternoon in Trinity Epis-
copal Church at I O'Clock. The recep-
;ion at OsCeold House. which followed.
was "A large society meeting Of the Lenox
and ~Stockbridge cottagers. The bride
has been very popular in the villas and
the Shotter family formerly entertained
extensively while At Shadow Brook,
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Wyoming Mrs. Todd was Ms. How
ard q. Mcdowell and their wedding was
celebrated in st, Thomas's church.
The Misses Mildred and Grace Brown,
whu nave been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Maurice Mayer of ~ West Niuctieth
street, have returned to their home at
Hoosic Falls, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Heller have gone
to Delaware county, New York, for the
autumn. They spent the summer at
their cottage at East Hampton. /" l.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed
have returned to their home, l52 West
Fifty seventh street, from p~lirhogue.
whore they have a cot lgc. They will
soon leave FOR a trip to bermuda.
Mr., and Mrs. William Durland, who
spent the summer at Alleuhurst, have
returned to their apartment at | West
Eighty-iirst street,
Mr., and Mrs, Noble Mcconnell have
closed their home At SClrsdHlr, y. Y,
and have opened their apartment at
495 West End avenue for the winter.
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WAYS prominent Sneakers al et'h meet
ing ~ IN coming meeting tne speak
: Mn' ne Nh.t'n l-I'ha$e' mrs IAN
WIZ w,r snn,l nm -" n,,sin,I or,i,nL'
for Americans Tharo vii ais, he rc,I.
mos h,. NJ IL. N,r,o
! selec,Iors fr,r ,n ]nrir,"'I Nc, 49,,
Miss FINN, s,oinor
Tho - - ~
first vicc-prcsldcnt Mrs. William r.
Smith. second vice-preSidcnt Mrs. Wal
ter VI. fahagnn, third nonresident .
Miss Alice Ives. fourth yica-rrcs don,
Mrs. Marion Welsh. recording secretary.
and Mrs Edward N,.cly te,snror
w 1T" ~ ,r''i" - ,t'uII' VINO
Mn n'''-''' - "n iu'H"iN III lhrrNi"WO'
81 "'aNu ''eIl NUM- al a. 'r"il'r'N
~ ,o."'n .'"'u '"''.
Rosetta Curtiss 1,,gb,cr ~ III ~.
Henry Curtiss Of Tarr,toyyr
-
NJ 80, NJ
10, ~ , I'"I",u I'uer'N' "h'i
- '.,Lin run 'n''. ,o,.E moon VIII
d,v nj Drjf,u,nI ,ha a,m,... :
the bride,s mo,ber urs NJ prrhi IN
Great T,ct 4 ~ " ~" III
Ii,ch mi ,h., c,,,nr. ".
Wa. I ,' w '',"'
r,or - ~ Sl.". II sun
,hair , rn,r osi"nn"no' "'vH my ol'''
eaon,d 49, 80 "'' "'H"'H
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, Sept. aj-FaeI.
ionable folk who have contributed o.
the social life cf Newport, Bar lIsr.
Dor. LenoN n Tuxedo during the
mer began their "semi-anuual mjgr.f ,
TO the Virginia Hot Springs a fort0.gu
ago. and the resort has blossom-d ..,
in its accustomed autumual gls,.y.
which will continue for the ucN' 'an
weeks. As usual the daytime If, ..'-
tinues to he out OF doors, thu mu.r'I8.
OF tennis courts, the golf course h,i'
sueprb c nditlon. and the mountain tn =
for horseback riders tempting hurNr'.-
to outdoor sports, while the tennis
golf tournamnts arranged for October
will attract some of the bcS' au.',
talent in the country.
f.. Clarence Jones Of New Nor 80
has been prominent in the SOCIAL fee
Confirmed on Firh PUro
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noon, October 8. and a small reception
will be held at the home OF the brides
parents, Isl Arlington avenue.
The bridal party will include a maid
OF honor, Miss Evelyn HUFFMAN of Day
ton. Ohio. six bridesmaids. Nil Ruth
Martin, Mss Mildred Patterson. Miss
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BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES.

HE wedding of Miss Jeanette
Brldwell, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j, Bridwcll, To Ray
mond NJ l'artridg" IL to take place on
Wednesday evening, october - IN st.
pHuls Episcopal Church, tlatbush.
The ceremony Will h" followed by "A re-
ccptiou AT the home Of the brides
parents, 676 East Eighteenth street,
MIR, Partridge is the son OF MIR. and
Mrs, Henry Wallace Partridge Of LOG
Eighth avenue. They will give "A dance
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THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

BRETON WOODS. y. II, Sept. c5.-
The mountain climbers have been In
their glory this week. MANY taking ad-
vantage of the perfect weather to spend
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Arrangements have been completed for
the wedding Of Miss Iieryl curtis, aaugh-
ter OF Ny. and Mrs. ". willard curtis, to
Walter $. Ward. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George :. Ward OF Manhattan. The
Church Of the Holy Trinity will he the
scene OF the ceremony on Friday after
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FOR THE WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Alice Rorick. Miss Dorothy Dickson
Miss Elinor Ward and Miss U;arne,
Ward a flower girl. Miss Hilda Sulk
the best man, Ralph Ward. and civ
ushers, Malcolm Ward, Harvey Cassdy
Charles Armstrong, Patrick Armstrong
Harland Skerritt and Lou Jourdet.
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Miss Ruth Leaycroft.

Kathleen Rutter of Brooklyn, Mr.. Soule
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles :.
Soule, formerly of Boston. He was grad
uated from Dartmouth in 1905. The best
man Will be NJ. $, Orth of Boston, and
in attendance as ushers will be \. Clarke
Bedford, tiance OF Mss Beatrice HALEY (;
Malcolm Stearns, Thomas Durrel and
John Alexander Clark.
The church ceremony at 80 o'clock
will be followed by a small reception at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Draper HALEY, 10 South
Portland avenue.
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A military wedding which will he
rather quietly celebrated because OF III
ness will he that Of Miss Mary Kings
bury MaCkay and Lieut.. Edwin Colycr
Mcneil, L. $. A., who is now stationed
At Governors Island. The ceremony will
be performed on Saturday evening, Octo-
her 10. at the Anchorage, the country
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Mackay. on the Shore road.
The Rev. DIR, Charles Carroll Albertson
is to o~fiiciate.
Miss Isabel Watts MacKay will he her
sisters only attendant, and Henry Mac
Kay, Jr,, Is to be the best man. Lieut..
Mcneil was graduated from West Point
in 1907.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Frederick, when
they return from their honeymoon. viii
make their home Al ga Fifth avenue.
The marriage WIS celebrated on Tues
day at DriftwoOd, the country home Of
the brides mother. Mrs. VI. Rruhl, in
Great Neck, l.. /.
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to her home on West Elghty-fourth
street from sullivan county, whore she
spent the summer
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in honor Of Miss Bridwell on Friday
evening, October 4, ut the Chateau du
Pare.
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On October 4 In san Francisco Miss
Mildred f. Dryfoos. daughter OF Mrs.
Fanny !" pryfoos of 3O7 West Tooth
street., VIII he married 10 Alfred Eisen-
bcI.,
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LENox. Mass, Sept. Is.
HE I.enox fall season reached It's
climax tonight at the charity
hail n, thn IannN I'i,th EifIN
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The Women's American club of New
York. Nine, Beatrice Goldie, president,
VIII hold Its first session this season on
October > al the Hotel Majestic, The
club has for its object to foster and
encourage Americans In art. music,
drama, literature, &c, and there are AL
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The Misses Ludlam viii remain at
Hi, Their country place at Locust
Valley, l.. l., whore they spent the sum
mer, until November, when they opcn
their town residence, 3l7 West Eighty
second street.
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IN tho ST, Regis on Monday October
4 Miss Lydia Heidelberger will be-
COM" the bride ~ Siegfried ". Helm.
Miss Madeleine Neuberger will attend
Ais lluldc.hergcr as maid OF honor.
and Charles Helm will he the best man.
49, ceremony will he performed NJ half
iIast - o'ciock, Miss Heldelbcrger
f. a daughter nf Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
lieidp'u, r-cr ur 800 West lO9th street.
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Fol the benefit OF the Barat Settle
ment "A bazaar will be held at Del
mon!eo's on December I. II will he In
charge Of Mrs. W. 7. Van Wyck.
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Mrs Charles Edward Abbott will re-
main AT her cottage at Fire Island. where
she spent the summer, until about the
middle OF November. when she opens
her home on West Twenty second street.
Mrs, John Jay Cowdrey has returned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

Miss claire Lucille %Sidenberg will be
married ON TUESDAY to f.. II. Wiener.
The wedding vii! he celebrated at the
cOuIt'y nome OF Mirs SIDE nDerg's
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Siden-
borg. ~ Greenwich, Conn, The Siden-
hergs have a own house at 1851 West
Fifty-scveuth street.