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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

LENox sept ls-Motor, arrivals a. Ho-
tel AsPlnwah today Include w T. Wood
' f1si Nc Conn ana Ts; F FpaS@' II Tnos@ aa';
Arrow; MT and Mrs, r {, Han Mr.. and
Sowp a MIR, snG Hsis. " Frrd + RHODES and
tho Misses Rhodes. Brookline PACKARD
Mr. and Mrs, p W CsbS M AID Mrs
Mrs. W. +. y. Weeks, Boston tSimpl~N:
Mr., and Mrs. George y. Frost, New York
tPierce-Arrowb
WATERBURY, conn, sept. lS-Incom-
ing automobilists from New York at the
Hotel Elton to-day we're NJ and Mrs
George r morse Elina6eth Chapman.
i. nurfee. Miss Jessie Durfee, Miss NJ,
Greene, y. Il. Durfce Packard, Mr.. AMI
Mr.; r & Mr. R .ss Mrs M'i !. H +. Sawm a@,a1,
MIR. and Mrs. BYRON Wsllcrstein Cadillac
Mi. and Mrs T, :. Valentine OLozierD; Mr..
ana Mrs. +. smythe ,GadIt"ct Other ar
y. Hatch. Mrs. + r Park. Miss Marion
Tucker. Boston 'Packsrdl; Mrs, Walter
Bryant, Miss Schmid, Phiiadelphia dierce-
Arrow; MI, and Mrs Arthur sewall,, J,
stuart Patterson, ID, T. Pierce. fhiladel-
phia OLocomobileI.
coopERsTowN. n y. sept; iS-Agto
s %sntivs Mrs at II ne 4 o1 %lnSsla' !GlS:y FF..FFsf, ~ Y.
; 81 IS 7 W.. Mem SsnS K u, s"S ME- |: S,S y
Corbett' B~lnghamton ocadilacl; Mr. and
Mrs. u G. sunern, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Potter Ellsworth, Plainneld, y j.; I,
a. Babeock, Leonardylie,. :, Jack
hamton tPierce -Arrowll Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
L. stanley, ,p%aytons: FLE; FL" futile.
sprasue, Chicago; Mrs, F = Coolidge,
Pittsheld. Mans tP!erce-Artowl; A. s.
Coolidge, Pittsneid, Mass. ,Cndiilscb: Mir.
and Mrs NJ. d. Barnett, Jacksonville, Fla.
(Stevens- DuryeAl.
MANCHESTER, VI. Sept. is.-Arrivals
by sutomobile at the Eauino. House, to.
Alfred Hand. Miss Helen smith. Philadel-
phis CPackardJt Mr, ana Mrs. Il W,
dence Franklin)j Mg. aud Mrs $ T.
Houston, Philadelphia lsimplexl; Mr.. and
Mrs. G, u Alyoord, Paul Alyoord, Tor
wade, Mr. and Mrs. &c. II. ureene. Cleve-
land tPaCsRrdJ Mr.. aud Mrs W. ". WI.
l.tt. swampscott U'ackaTil: Mr. and Mrs.
= A ,pe5ker. providenGs 'risn Mrs,
Ursy, Hartford; Mrs. T. = csswelL New
York ~,cadiuaeli Mtus NJ Cornell, Mrs.
Nj sexton. Mrs. G, e. Chamberlain. New
York tPtsrcs- Arrow)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
PHANTOM ESTATE WuLED.
Nothing To show Amount of Prop
crtN or Kin of T%estntor.

\ Will executed by George Fauvel
Gouraud Was filed yesterday in the Sur
rogate's Court without petition or other
record to show TIE amount of the estate,
the tostator's kin OF the time of his
death.
Gouraud gave 400 and my very
own cigarette case marked To Fangie
from GUY to my very dear pal, Will
lam Henry Keeping He gave a Mrs.
Roberts of the Sea View Hotel. West
Bank. East London, South Africa, 1880
as a small token of gratitude for her
great AND unfurgettabie Kindness TO me
in 1901"
The residue Of his estate he willed
10 Mrs ELAN Ann Hsckett Of II Palli-
ser Court. Baron's Court, London, Eng
land. 10 hold in trust. After her death
the principal Is to 60 to her niece, Ada
Helen HaCkett.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
TEACHERS FUND PROSPERS.
Assets Of sf32.Is3 and No Liabili-
ties Reported in Jersey.

PATERSON, y. J.. Sept. ls.-The New
Jersey State Teachers Retirement Fund
IL enjoying great prosperity. according
70 the state treasurer's report made
public at a meeting Of the teachers OF
Passaic county in the Court House here
TODAY. Plans were discussed for the
coming state convention, and these dele
gates were chosen Anna Graham,
Marie Claxton. c. McNaab. A. Vreeland,
r Gibbs and l.. Vanderbeek Of Pater-
son Catherine Birdsall and Alice Tyn-
dali II Passalc, and John r. S~tackhouse
n WAYNE.
The financial report shows that during
the last year 5000, 1852 was paid to SOS
teachers rece. ing annuities. and the
total benefits for the eighteen years OF
me funds existence were 81. ~. 374.24.
The fund has assets of si32.lSS.55 and
no. a dollar Of liability. The holdings
include 1882. $50 in stocks and bonds and
Nss,iSS5 30 cash in banks.
During the last yea the receipts wers
N3i.N'0 %, Of which s~2ls,523O5 repre-
ssnted members dues. The d!sburse-
msnts were s207,l63.s2. leaving a sur
plus ~ S2~S,726.40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
TUXEDO SEASON IS
BEGINNING TO BUD
Residents Return From MANY
Resorts and Start Plans
for Autumn.


lrNEpo PARK, y. Y, Sept. 1S-Many
Of the Tuxedo colonists are already re-
turning and Tho au,,,u, so.so ,ro,o,
s"'e' no" USUAL
MT. ana Mrs. Charles II. Alexander,
who spent the summer In California, are
exnac,ed IN ro,ur, ,.x ,o A..
~ VICE" INV WI
anu hrs' 'rehVliie hahe' VINO were at
Newport. will arrive in a few days. MIR.
and Mrs. Rodman wanamaker crui.iry
4, A.. r.. -
" ""'e''' VIII a'so return
next week.
Among the arrivals this week are Mr.
and Mrs Eraderic Eos,.r ,,ra, uho
"e 'S'a''She" III inc Lewis co''age
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Harris. from
southampton, in their cottage on East
Lake road. and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Lorillard Barley, from Newport. in their
cottage on West Lake road. Others re-
turning are MIR. and Mrs. George Grant
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Loo
mis-. MIR. and Mrs. Preston Davies. Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Tilford. Mrs. A y.
Burk, Mr.. II Mrs. Herman LEROY
Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. l. u. Weld. MIR.
and Mrs. +, l.. Burrill. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Whitewright
Watson, Miss Josephine Smith and MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Van Siudcren.
MIR. and Mrs. Ambrose Montelle gave
"A dance at the clubhouse on Tuesday
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GREENBRIER HOUNDS OUT.
Make KIN In so Minutes as Guests
Look On

NHLrE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. sept.
lS-Niss Mercer French. Miss Margaret
Dunlap, Edward :. Buckley 81, William
+. Lamar, Mrs. W. Arthur Stickney and
Miss olive kahlo followed the Green
hrier hounds this morning \ Kill was
made ~ the end of nifty minutes. Break
fast followed ~ Mountain House.
Golf, swimming and tennis enjoyed
their usual favor to-day. New members
Of the golf club out his morning were
the Misses Mercedes and Alice de Zaldo
and Helen and Dorothy Finger Of New
York.
In the several driving parties from the
G%reeuhrier this afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reynolds Brown. the
Misses Annie Burr Jennings and Eliza
beth T. Gallaudet, MIR. and Mrs. John T..
Liggett aud Mrs. Samuel Rodgcr Ca la
way, all of New York.
Frank Trumhull OF New York reached
here to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
Whitney and MIR, and Mrs. +. j. Me-
lntosh, This afternoon they motored to
Orsan Cave and Lcwisburg. Mr.. Trum-
bull entertained at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, W. Cassidy, Mrs,
Frederic de Xaldo Of New York were
also dinner hostesses.
Mr., and Mrs, Norman Mel .eod of
Philadelphia reached here to-day from
Breton Woods. Walter de &. Poultney
and James Carey of Baltimore motored
down for the week end. Decatur Axtell
Of Richmond came over by auto from
Hot Springs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The marriage Of Miss Margery Nc
Elroy. daughter OF Mr.. II Mrs. Robert
M,E.roy, to John l. Merritt, treasurer
Of the Merritt Chapman WreCking
Company and son Of Mr.. n Mrs. |. j.
Merritt Of Whitsstone, T.. l., was cele-
brated yesterday in Grace Episcopal
church. Whitcstone. The service was
performed by the Rev William jenkins,
rector Of the church. and was attended
by about 800 friends Of the couple.
Miss Alice McElroy, a sister Of the
bride. was maid of honor. The brides
maids were the Misses Dorothy and
GLADYS Merritt. sisters of the bride
groom Viola M~acbuugall, Margaret
Tuohey, Martha Miller and Helen Gil
leauheau. G. Leroy lionrickson Of Gar
den CITY was IN, best man, II the
ushers were -. Ames Bcals. william A,
kimbel. Rudolph l.. Won Bernuth, g
Blackburn Miller, Frederick II. McCoun
and Douglas S. Carter
After tho ceremony a wedding sup
per was served At Overlook. the home OF
the brides parents, at cryders FONT
on the Sound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
AVERELL HARTMAN
is TO WED TUESDAY
Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrance
the Bride-Scrvices at
Trinity, Lcnox.
ONLY 30 GUESTS INVITED

LENox. Sept. 1s.-Many wedding gifts
nave already been sent to Mss Kitty
Lanier Lawrance, whose marriage to
W, Averell Hartman will take place in
Trinity Episcopal Church Tuesday noon.
detectives are guarding the presents.
\ special train from New York will
bring the members Of the Hartman
family and their guests to Lenox Tues.
day morning. Among the members OF
the family who will attend are Mrs.
W Henry Hartman. Miss Carol 4.
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey. Not more than thirty
relatives n friends have been invited
to be present at the church. The recep-
ton. however. will be a large affair.
Weather permitting the wedd ne
breakfast is to be served on the ter.
race at Allen Winden Mr.. and Mrs
Hartman expect to receive In the draw
ing room The decorations will be of
cut flowers from Mr.. Lanier's green
houses. A simple decorative setting for
the church OF pink and white flowers has
been decided upon. Allen Blanchard
Fenno. who married Miss L~awrence's
cousin, Miss Elizabeth %Turnure, the
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. George +.
Turnure, is to play the musical selec-
tons at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lanier Law
rance have arrived at Allen Winden and
Will be the guests Of Charles Lanier for
the wedding. william Avcrell Hartman
Is to come up on Monday.
A gay week end dance was given here
tonight at the Lenox Club.
Miss Mary Kernochan and William
b.. Osgood Field won the prizes offered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis $. Blake for
a tombstone golf competition. Mrs.
George d. de Gersdorff and Samuel
rockingham were the runnersup.
Mr.. and Mrs. william T.. 5 Griswold
are entertaining Miss &. A. Buel and
Henry l. Smith of New York.
Miss Mary Garfield is visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. William Lawrence Wood
at Grey House. A Cass Garfield has
gone TO New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Paterson
have Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith as
their guest at Blantyre. They enter
tanned at luncheon to-day for Mr.
Smith.
Mrs. Lawrence 'Rainsford, who has
been visiting Miss Gertrude Parsons at
Stoneover. has gone TO New York.
Mrs. John + Alexandra. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbold Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
David T. Dana and MIR. and Mrs. Henry
HOLSTER Pease gave dinner parties to-
night. Mrs. L. r. Conill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Aston Br!sted entertained
at the LenoN Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
SUFFs TO DANCE THE FOLEY.
The Marcus Marks Two Step Also
on Their Prosrsmme.

Torchlight professions are on the suf-
frage programme for nearly all of this
week. Weather permitting, a street
dance will be held tomorrow night at
East Fourth street and Avenue b.. The
fox trot has been changed in honor Of
politics to the Tom Foley galop. and
next come the President Wilson march,
the Marcus VI. Marks two step and the
Meyer London waltz. There will he the
sweeney two step. named for Police
Capt. Sweeney the Samuel Koenig can
ter, for the Republican leader the Mar
shall and Goldenkranz waitzes, the Laza-
rus gavotte, for the Democratic leader
of the Sixth Assembly district. and the
Ieriman and Fr.edland one steps. named
for the Assemblymen.
n Kitchen brigade has been planned
for the Woman Suffrage Party parade
next Thursday evening. one hundred
women. with new brOoms and wearing
yellow aprons and dust cape. will lead
the procession under the slogan Let
Womcn Into Politics to Help Clean Up"
This parade will form at Claremont ave-
nue., south OF i25th street. at 1870 +. NJ.
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Marries Son Of Stuyvesant Fish in st. Luke's Church
Easthampton-Miss Ruth Milliken Becomes Mrs.
Ho~uk-Reception at st. Regis After Ceremony.
Copyright Underwood 4

EAST HAMPTON. y. V, Sept. ls.-one
OF Long Islands prettiest weddings took
place to-day when Miss Olga Wibors,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WI
borg. became the bride of Sidney Web
ster Fish. son OF %Stuyvesant Fish.
The ceremony took place in st. Luke's
Church OF Main street at IL 80 o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Chorley OF Garrison, N.
Y, officiated, assisted by the rector. the
Rev. Oscar !. Il Treder.
Miss Wibo.g was attended by her
two sisters, the Misses Mary and Sara
Wlborg, who wore diaphonous gowns
Of orchid sh tde net over silk. the skirt
being trimmed with lrridescent bands
around the bottom. From the shoulders
hung small capes Of cloth of gold. Chic
little tilted ats with blue ostrich tips
completed the costumes. They carried
long punches OF yaricolored flowers,
picked from tna garden of the Wiborg
home on the dunes by the old family
gardener.
The bride. who was escorted to the
altar by her father, wore a very simple
and charming frork OF white satin,
trimmed with exquisite lace on bodice
and with tlounces of tulle on the skirt.
The veil was fitted closely to the hair
and held in place viii a ban of orange
blossoms. Hcr bouquet was also Of
orauFe blossoms
me ushers were Erskine Wood.
Charles Appleton, Frederick Cruger
and James Park. benjamin Moore was
the best a
After the ceremony the guests were
taken TO the house on the dunes by
motor, where a wedding breakfast was
served on a terrace overlooking The
ocean. Conrld's orchestra played dur
ing breakfast and for the dancing later.
In a shower of confetti, rose leaves
and rice the ytuug couple left at $3.50
O'Clock tor sag Hlrbor, where they went
aboard MIR. Fish's yacht.
Among those present were Gen. Nelson
\. Niles. S%tuyv,sant Fish, Mr.. and Ms.
Stuyyesaut Fish. IT.. Hamilton Fish.
the Misses Julia aud Helena Fish, Mrs.
Alfred VI. Hoyt, the Misses Rosina, Annie
and Elizabeth iloyt. col. sword, MIR
ard Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. Griffith. Mrs. George Could,
Miss FJ'h Could. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
GRAY. Roger sherman, sherman ftlf-
nth. Il. TecumS.h sherman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt sherman, Mr.. and Mrs James
l.. Breesc. Miss Frances Rrecse. Law
renee McKocyer Miller, MIR. ana Mrs.
sidney Bre".e, the Misses Elsie N!coll,
Marjory Curtis, Audrey Osborn, Eleanor
Lamson. Beatrice Clafin, Mr. and Mrs
W. Scott Cameron, MIR. and Mrs. George
Barton French, Nj. and Mrs. Richard
Newton, Mr.. and Mrs, T. 'lihord Pot
ter. Nj. and Mrs. Lorenzo NoodhouSe,
DIR. and Mrs. T. u. Nyckuf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur claim.
Miss WirorS, who Is the youngest Of
three sisters. has lived much abroad.
She went on 4 tour around IN" world
Nth her family in 1912.
The Wiburg HON" Vas formerly IN
Cincinnati. hut for the past few years
they have lived in New York and now
have an apartment AZ II East Forty
NTH street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
MARQUIS F. DICKINSON.
BOston Lavye succumbs at AM
herst, Aged 70.

BasToS. sept. lS-Marqpis + Dlckin-
sou, - years ~ age. one al the Oldest
members of the Massachusetts, bar and
for many years a prominent Boston at
tGrncy, died to-day at his summer home
H North Amherst. lie was born in
Amherst January 10. 1870.
Mi Dickinson prepared for college at
AmhcrE Academy and WIiliston Sem
mary and graduated from Amherst COL
Leg in l>G2. He studied law az Har-
ward from 1855 to 1866 and was ad-
mitted to the Boston bar in the
latter year lie vac Assistant United
states District Attorney in 1859 and
1870. and overGeer of the charity fund
Of Amherst College and trustee OF
the Ma Massachusetts, Agricultural College.
Mr. Dickinson had lectured on rural law
AT the Agricultural College and was tho
author Of Legislation on the Hours OF
Iuhor.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
HOUK--MILLIkEN
Reception at ~. Regis AFTER Union
NJ -. Tbomas's Church..

The wedding OF Miss Ruth Milliken,
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. Foster MILF
ken, t. Robert ThurstOn Houk, lr., Of
DAYTON. ohio, took place at noon yes
tcrday In the chantry of ST. Thomas :
church. The wedding ceremony was per
formed 10y the Rev, Twins Mctirew OF
philadelphia, assisted by the Rev. DIR.
Ernes' VI. Stircs, rector of the church.
The bride walked to the chancel with
her father. who gave her away. She
wore u gown ~ white satin charmeuse
trimmed with rose point lace and made
with A long court train. Her veil ~
tullc and lace was held in place ny u
coronct OF orange blossoms. She carried
A bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
Miss Katherine Talbot Houk, sister Of
the bridegroom. was the maid OF honor.
The other attendants were Mrs. Alex
ander Hammer OF Lexington, Mass, Mrs.
Philip Schuyler Church of Geneva, n.
Y. Miss Marjorie Ladew Williams Of
this city Miss Katherine NJ. Brown and
Miss Anna NJ. de Graf Of Plainfield, ~.
!. They wore costumes of apricot tat
feta and dark brown velvet hats and
carried sunset roses and yellow orchids.
Harold Talbot was the hest man, The
ushcrs were Alexander Hammer. Philip
s church. Nelson l.. Talbot, George
Mead, William u. Graves and Foster
Milliken. Jr,. brother Of the bride.
After the ceremony there was n re-
ception and wedding breakfast at the
ST Regis, Al the brida table there was
"A huge Wedding CAKE made In the form
of the cathedral, and inside of II was an
electrical music box. which played dur
ing the breakfast. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Uouk left for Lake Placid on their we'd
ding trip, They will live In Toronto,
Canada,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
CONTESTS FATHERS WILL.
walter scott shepherd Alleges
Undue influence.

The will executed by Scott 3. shep-
herd, VINO died at Caldwell, y. j., on
July % last, was yesterday contested in
the Surrogate's Court by Walter Scott
shepherd. a son of the testator. The
contestant alleges his father was incon-
petent and unduly influenced at the tim
of the execution of the will. He also
objects to the probate Of the will here
on the ground that the decedent was a
resident OF Caldwell. y. J.
The testator let his entire estate, OF
more thar $4,000, to his son. Scott B.
Shepherd. Jr, Of Caldwell. y J. He said
regarding his other kin IL make no
provision IN this will for my wife or for
my son. Walter Scott Shepherd, OF his
children FOR reasons which deem good
and sufficient"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
YACHTS AT NEW LONDON.

New LONDON, Conn, Sept. iS.-The
steam yacht Vanadis, former Commodore
Morton + Plant auxiliary brig Michigan,
Robert i. Perkins auxiliary schooner
yachts CtowHna, Allison V. Armour and
.Alcyon and the Henry W, Putnam. Jr.
have arrived. Also the schooner Yacht
Radiant. CLIFFORD II, Hendrix the Mar
Wis. :, 7. Hubbard, and the Elena, char
tered to George NJ Lenders.
Steam Yachts Remlik, William Sharne
KIlmer and Already, Arthur Meeker, is
scheduled To go out of ctm1nission at
Beverly, NJ ass, and power yachts Tuna,
Edward L. welsh and Paragon. Charles
J. Davol. have departed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
ZEIGLER-MARBURG.
a.. =. Naval constructor weds
Daughter Of 4. of y. Educator.

P~HiLApEIPHIA, Sept. lS.-Miss frances
Tonlin Marburg, daughter of DR.. Edgar
Marburg OF the University OF Pennsyl-
yan!a, was married to-day to Samuel ].
Ieigler. Jr, assistant naval constructor,
L. 5. y. in ST. Philips Protestant Epis-
copal Church by the Rev. Clarence
wyatt Blspham.
The bridesmaids were Miss Clara
Marburg ami Miss Anita Marburg.
sisters OF the bride. Garland Fulton,
L. s. n. was best man. The ushers
were Edgar Marburg. Jr. and Harold
Saunders, L. s. n. Thomas darcy
Brophy. Butte. Mon. Richard Henry
Catlett. stanton, Va Eugene Willett
Nancourt Lucas, Jr., New York. and
Donad Marion Mcfiac, Washington.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Zeigler Will live in Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
some ~ the Latest Names Placed
on the Registers.

McAlpln-Mrs. II. e. Pearce, Miss Kath.
uu1hs Pfarre. Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs,
ndter F%araday. Chicago: Mr., and Mrs
= Lodge Eddy. Boston.
yAIosrt-A % bailey. Lynchburs, Va.
''yh'u y Dennis, Buffalo,
MiHhittan-Nr. and Mrs. r.. e. hing
Nm, burlington, VT; Mr.. and Mrs. p. :.
u h,Na6 Montreal; Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
y 9ssss0s Georse-E. q. Harper. Chicago;
Co. ,Ttavy, San Diego, Cal; John A
Ssyoy--Mr' and Mrs W. L. Hoyt, San
Snloui". Tex Mr.. aud Mrs. n. l.. Stricken,
~" D. ehnHi Paul haines. Boston.
T. 'IuIt tJu--Mr. aud Mrs, J. J.. Eagan
- Davis. Louis Peissr. Chicago.
% 49,, laire-Dr ana Mrs Victor A. Ken
~ Havana, Cuba Mrs. J. c, white
Nands rbilt- Mr., and MIRA. Karl u. Harri,
rESh Phlls lelphla: Mr.. and Mrs, z. "
Hsn.iG, Butte. Mont Guy e. Buell.. sprinl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
era wctt.

WEST OTANGE, n, J., Sept, lS.--Miss
ELSIE Jcwett, daughter Of Harry r,
Jewett Of West orange, and George
Dana Graves of san Juan. +, r., were
married. In 81, Marks Episcopal Church
this afternoon by the Rev, DIR, Frank b,
ReaZor
The bride, who wore a gown of white
charmcuse, with hat of white silk and
tu'lc, and carried white orchids and lilies
Of The valley, n unattended. Her
father gave her away in marriage,
Charieton Graves OF Boston was his
brothers best man, and the ushers were
Clarence NJ, Schultz of South Orange
and Mcmillan Hamilton. Francis Hamil-
ton and Allen Richardson OF Manhattan.
There was no reception, AZ the bride
and her father Were in mourning. Mr..
Graves and his bride will live in San
Juan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
AUTUMN LECTURE COURSE.
Five sa nd Free Talks Ia he
Delivered hi Season.

The autumn lectures given under the
auspices OF the Board OF Education will
begin on October /. These lectures are
to be delivered by persons prominent in
public life. More than 5000 lectures
will be given during this term in 100
lecture centres OF Greater New York.
On the first night Of the course lee
lures will h. given IN the American
Museum of Natural History, Cooper In
stitute. the One Hundred and Twenty
NTH street Y. NJ. &. A. the Labor
Temple and the Wadleigh High School.
Among the subjects to IN treated will
be several departments OF history, litera-
ture, fine and applied arts, Industries,
sciences, geography, sociology and poll
tics. Among the lecturers announced
are DIR. stephen :. Wise, Louis Brandeis,
Joseph ~Barondess, Prof. Jeremiah w.
jerks. DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs, O. g..
Willard n Prof. Frederick A. Lucas.
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The marriage OF Miss Marie DitmaS
Lott. daughter of Mrs. jeremiah Lott Of
apo Flathush avenue, to Donald McCul-
lough lillls Of Gambler, ONO, took place
Yesterday afternoon In the Flatbush
Dutch Reformed Church, OF which the
ancestors Of the bride for generations
were members, The Rev. John f.. Lloyd,
pastor ~ the church, performed the cere-
mony. Miss Anita l.. Lott. the brides
sister, who Ia soon 10 we'd Russell Crulk-
shank. was maid of honor, and Chaun-
cey HIS, brother of the bridegroom, was
hest man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
THOMAS j. C0NATY.
Roman catholic bishop Of Los
Angeles Dies ut Coronado,

SAN DIEGO, cal, sept. lN.-Bishop
Thomas James Coulty of Los Angeles
died suddenly to-day at his home In
Coronado lie was well known in
Roman Catholic circles throughout the
United states and was former rector of
the Catholic University. Washington.
Bishop Conaty WAS born in Ireland
August /, l>41 He WAS ordained IN
1872 after graduating frnm Montreal
College. In 1896 he became the head
Of TIA. Catholic University at the ma
tioual capital and five years later was
made Bishop OF Sd1nos His transfer
to the sc uf Los Angeles and Monterey
occurred In 1908, The Bishop had
taken a prominent part In educational
and social movements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
NEWMAN ERB IS IMPROVING.
Latest Bulletin Gives Hope for
Poisoned Railroad Man.

LoNG BRANCH, y. J.. Sept. lS.-A de-
cided Improvement in the condition Of
Newman Eth, who was poisoned Tues
day by taking a hichloride of mercury
tablet by mistake, was reported to-night
by his attending physician. Or. Edwin
Sernberger. The doctor said:
Mr.. Erb's condition is apprcciably
better. We feel much encouraged. His
functions are satisfactory and his gem
cral condition is better. Barring unforo-
seen changes he will recover, At tho
present time things look very favorable"