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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

feels Justly pr2cl over their srps,lIt. s-
as they brOuEht down ,uc deer ls1r L.
razs.
Mss Ir1s Hawler. MO Las beer 81.
isaesag the exposition 90 san Fraztts.
g, Is son guest q tee daueh,e-s sf
eoagressnAH Hayes 1t he H2ves tc-s
IA sau jose. Cal
Mrs Simon Hsr tslsa-a,el b., -4th
olrthdsy Friday aftsruoo- AZ ker ho-e
% N0Tth Commervi4l stree, a, az in
formal tea Civez hv hs- daughters
ne Misses La.-. Laura s-i Llra HsF, 81.
pleasant 2ftsr-cgE was pzssst u..h
1nsitAl selcetc-s zr3 The etst- e-l-.r-
Aole features which tC-- rsr- az all
oiriA1ar festivities Tas r5ests r-es.
eas were: Mrs. Pcrb-isk Mrs. Moths
Mrs. Miller Mr. Sekosr. Ms HAIL.
Tor Mrs Boss. Mrs A q Ezrs- M-.
Joseph Bana'i. Mrs ~. W. E-,-crs
Ms Jobs GrAAsU azi Ms Il. e.
Horzschueh.
hr and Atrs. Tleo Ble.kw,-r ana
NJ 4nd Mrs Charles Huuilev. 81 Pen.
,9H, Iowa, we're guests Of Mrs Jose.b
y. h2eA this vsek. sz ruuts 20 the t1-
I7s1'ioH az saa Frarasta
Tue G. W. r n az ,te c.-,..s,-
enuFch wall hold their -e-thlv go
and hnsiaess meeting tomorrow ss-s-.
nooH 80 the home ot Mrs i w Vs-.|
Si'' oea CElou street, Mrs J. A. Te5s
Is the pIesi3er; of the ssaftv.
NJ II. J Shauks ;s srers,r- rs
5s l,e as the guest of her sis;srs. Mr..
:, !" ". Fruzk and Mrs L. NJ Resss-
Nrs oaanss Is returning 20 her hone
a AFing'or. OveC1u. after two
~ 7. aies outiag sren, iu Nswtq-, wit5
NJ Seahss AZ iAeir cottage.
Miss Lulu Riches. cf Mo--e-.A ;.
guest AZ the nome OF Mr.. ana Ms
'eo'ge Rieaes foC few iays.
kev. and Mrs II. Z. HorrsshrtA NJ
pa Mrs II. Weuger ana Ms T,,~;ss /
80. ..ref hsVe returned froui a Do 8avs
"'as at Paafi. City. >
Maoel Brown. rhe sman farrt.s- E
Rev AMI Mrs ! Mcn,eal- Rr-vr
visiting friends a; Brooks Sbs Va G
,eomtsriei by Mrs. PhH Asrirw,7f {,
Irs- AF'uwall returning The rtxt Dan
d
ne Woman's Ovsrlcos Tnr-ovrms-, 9,
ue, Portland. vhiJh has s.i forpIs.ei d
{, calendar fo' ihs year. 5atss 6H o.. @
.ees l5ih a. address Untitled . Won.
: status In Law ot Oregon ana O-k D
Snffngs States bv Ms usIr- I
ilis' Sens- Mrs. sem viii have thsrge
iae eloeuilon department al wiIaH-
'e university this vsxr.
M. J. niiioz Pamau1as. Of Athena q
re guest ot Mrs. Halle Parri.s 2,
'nses for the week. o
Mss Ada kuatr whO has been .,.ss e,
: iAe summer site hes psrsnts. A.. a
'ney ani Mrs r. >. Euutr. M So8,h sl
.lfiriAl street, reformed Yesterday q
bFaincrL Nina Miss Knntr bol3. Of
position oa The high school faculty. AL
alueri u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
LICENSED TO WED

a earriagc hcense was issNea ON
sSnt-leAy ,n oy Couuty Clerk Robinson ,S
AAneri Gen. lee SS. and Grace RCryp.
~. Age si, q Inacpenacaee rAe
iSsN a'eiored fron Iaaepeuaene,.
"'iilNm 4. Weed. ase y. secured =
nSenss ~ tie coanty elerk : office 10
- Sa~ea A. = piekiusea. are 10
AAt se.rx coaNle eame froua lnGerxua.
ssee.-- Dallas Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
Program of Addresses
AT Land Conference

y .o-- TeAtuSNe program aSSuring 4
'Aeit'3sn discussion Of the laui-grap n,
problem and the submission 10 congress
ot Oregon : views was arraneed ves.
te'day betOFe the adjournment et the
eommii'ee on procedure of the Orero.
a tALIornla Iailrosi land grau; coafe..
eIte. which will be called 20 or5e- IN
ial' tliF September l6 The program
OF addresses ls as follows:
Governor Niihyeo@be, "Pnrrose OF
lAe Conference
Attorney Gcuersl Brown. Legal As.
poets of LaudGrlnt PrcSlem-
JAited States Forester Graves
90 Point CT View Of Federal Govern,
msut.
B. A Booth and A. R. Norton
80 Point OF View of Counties.
representative Of Soutaeru Pacific
comESny Presenting railroads Nie Of
controversy.
q view.
e. W. FultOs, Constitutional Opss.
tons lnvolyed.
Senators Chamberlain and Lane and
representative IN Congress HAwjev.
McAria1r and SiRuott also Will ~ al.
el 10 deliver addresses.
10 MAS decidei to request the var.
o1s county assessors 10 furnish s,ats.
meRts u the character Of the lana eon,.
pos4ng the grant,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
SECOND LARGEST
HOLLAND LINER
REPORTED ATTIRE
Cotton Cargo Is Probably
Doomed But Passengers
Safely Discharged

Anste1dN=-, SEP 2-T1s l-s7 Eo;-
ie7dsZ : reported e K o. tI-c. Over
1e4fs6 cotloE n lie kC--s Is sd &C
have caused the blass-
TIE Rotterdam s1Lles troz New YorE
On August q with les firs; s.&ss, IS
secoEd class asd sl ;alrd class Fes-
sezgerS
Tns liner RosSer5z- = re1t g TIE
largest passenger lzts y re Holland
Aleuczn hEe ssrrite- Ste : Of
-4lss teas, as fsss czs AZ c. r
feet bean The RetTtr1zz = 3 s;sel
ssrS~ modern vessel registered from
Ao,ieris=- Lloyjs register shows her
captain TO be c. S;ezEs--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
COCKTAILS LEAVES PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 2--Af,er several
uaNS visit in Portland, marked by his
NN'fS'on TO being interviewed on his
in building the Panama
sTnal' Major General George W. Goeth
aus aecompanicd by his wife. and son,
,'i, ,eit Tor Flavcl this morning. They
WI embark on the steamer Great
NorLnern about noon for san Francisco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
Passengers Are safe.

LoadOn, Sept. 9-T1sT4,sts. re-
ceIved here this afternoon confirmed
reports Of the liner Rotterdam beng on
flFe. The paSsengsrs were 5iss shasged
Ai Amsterdam, the Dispatches SAID and
efforts were being made 20 .c,;lol The
Ire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

iutendeut W. NJ. Smith in this city.
and Woodburn. Silverton and a number
OF other districts were also conducting
examinations. The pupils taking the
examinations at this time were those
who failed in one or two subjects at the
last examination given June 4 and ).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02
POPE BENEDICT'S PEACE
NOTE TO PRESIDENT
Cardinal Gibbons Calls On
Wilson For Conference
Looking Toward Peace

x x x k x k X \ X x X :; \ x
< Washington. sept. ? - \
x pszte note from Pope Benedict
< &c President Wilson was pre-.
< selted and discussed by Cariin-
< q Gibbons at the White House
< S1l with Secretary Of State
< Lansing, the cardinal admitted
( TINS afternoon. He said he
( would rot make the note pub
< Dc without authority from
( Rome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

NlreiHnsti Enquirer; Re Kind 10 vour
.@'1% y"ans msn. II it wasu \,
ieF tathcr year mother would
AaNe made you wear long eurls uu,il
yea ~cre ia long pants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

( ANts'nS mat her husband wont nm
Ia NSh'ng trip june $. 1910. ana tbs.
ne never returned. though he wrote ~
neF ana notified her that his s51ross
from heueetOrward would remain mn.
SHOWN, Helen Sheely has filed a sn;t
ioF divorce from her husband FronI
The''y' on the grounds of desertion
I NV Nv couple We're married in Newberr
iaiNh'd county, in 1905. She alsgss
nay al the time of their marriagn sSH
mao property IN Indiana worth SlS6S
"uo mat ne persuaded her IN son A..
alI mat the money was spent Mo-.
I 'ia \ Martin are ATTORNEYS for tbs
A marriage license was issued ,o5,r
20 Ncorge W Bruue. a merrSont ",
Wo3aeurn' t,sn' and Mary NJ. Kenady also
The final account in tho m,,,,. .,
the estate OF Anna W. Sehmi5 ,sa, t,,5 v,
soIlay Sly IN the probate court by Aimo
5ooin'dt, eNecutriN of the will NJ %"
otee4Std' It rs stated that all n,,ornts ,+
"s%'nst the estate have bean .,,,,3
1bu Monday, October, 4 al lO n wv"
was the date SET hv Judge Rushcy f, r
'he maj hearing in the estate '''
'ari tanSke and Alex Fspsl, go.
'ef1SN tlled suit in the rirs,,, VS
rs"'iS, ~ ,,,.5 s5uest Nottsgcr alleging tbot
,,o,,.o ~ 'Vuu"nt swine rooted up thr,
potato 5, erop before potato.digpin, ,|oa ,v,,
ana Sl6 not save the crop. Ills s,s,uS .,'.Y
IN me complaint that the rl,n',;gs1 'Styu
yeNS,d u plcce ol ground from a.. ,h1'N
seeu"Ht 10 put In potato ,rn, ~, wv
9eien0Sht ; land near p,rI WI. v" ,1'
l ihty state that the dcfon5nn, tauDj aI'y
4" t'VNl1c any protection for th,,, "'',V Wv.
Ss"'oSt ms swine aud AS n rcsnl, Nv
We'v NSmaged in the sum of SSS6 '"vv}
titis. ''"'| ''r the plain.
\ default di,orcc was granted n,,
plalatlii IN the case Of ANN NJ" NJ. W 'ue
against W. n McSarvcv i'm Ae"ss,..Nv,
~ : OF thN circuit court vcs,a,s3.0I a., ,,'In'
'udge "allowSy The coun,e 'u"l wn," oN
tieI IN california in lO0l nnA' my'
,i three children, Edna, arcd ~ u"No
isSf Z, aged 10 Years. and uv"ls'
-ts. ~svN The plaintiff was riycr "SIu ,S,
..'.s..' .~s.o'S OF ,he ,hree children sng NJ, II,'
'senE ',E aet'ug the minority OF ,b" b" ,su ssnu
s.-sA srs ~ ne sum OF $50 pcr month MN
- - ~ attorney 5 fees, ncscrton Nv
~..Ssc1 Tor cause Carcy Y. Mart,a ,s WV
attorney toe the plaintiff "" ""S
~. examination Tor the rcno,.i =.
In the Esh,a e,aSe 'S.s' S.s oi
- s~s.,s AaneSt 9, schools Of nm,
'.,-esl ~. ~ ledsy with about 40 papil. tai
.'ae ihs examination. -Four we,s y. 80. 'ae.
y ~ the Otllce ef Copnt, s...,., se'ng
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

\ suit for divorce was filed TODAY bv
hoy King against Bertha NJ. King in
the circuit court OF this county. The
plaintiff seeks to have the marriage
annulled on the grounds that insuf.
ticient time had elapsed after the de.
tendant secured divorce from her for.
mer husband He alleges that she Sc.
cured divorce from Charles Hurt. in
TINS county, May II, 1915, and that in
one month and 10 days she was married
TO the plaintiff. As result he states
that their marriage was sham and \
preteNt and he wants it declared
Invalid. He charges also that she scolds
and trets to the degree of cruel and
lnhuman treatment and that she associ.
a'es with other men in manner unbe.
coming to married woman. Smith &
Shlelds are attorneys for the plaintiff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

lss examination Tor the rcmov.i -.
eene'hens IN the Eighia erNac w. " "
ssA m a number 0f Shoels ~ ~
sSe@n,l eodsy with about 40 nanI. nv ny
sae ihs examination -Four we,s H. !. eae s.e.
~ ~ The office sf County ssneel s,,n... sS,,as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

Gertrude L, Kruse and others today
uled suit in the circuit court agai"s,
Emma L' Savage involving the d,snnsi.
non OF an estate left by Orn G Saw.
age VINO died January ID. 1909 Nv,
the terms of the will Gcrtrnde i
hrNse and Emma l.. Savage vcrc
named as executors of the win ma
'n'y were also ordered to sell 40 arrns
VI iand and to pay an annual ipterns,
TO Emma Walk of $50 from tbc ;n,.ros, n,s,Ss,
on on thr proceeds of the sale. Tho rlain,
m faueges that Emma |. Sayacd '%,u hn.
become antoguistic and thnt trorI,iS I
m muoS come M over the estate sn5 ,ho
ASKS ihot the defendant be rcmnye3 '"v ~,
eN',ntrN Of the estate. Gmn, TorS,, y" rS
Is attorney for the plaintiff. ''''E
>, Lydia probst was given n 5o,r,., .
u,lurGT ..', today from Henry probst nr NV ,i,, w.
GROUNDS OF cruel and inhumnr W. tr,a, ,"'
H'i men' Ihc couple were married in S,n, ,v"'
hloNo'a' in 1889, and have tbrrc '"S, ogn
TI'n' r,' TWO Of whom are of lrr,l .. ,"',
tuo M, plaintiff was given tho eust"a, sI "Sy -;
couple. "'"'' son Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

Mss Ada KuaiL who has h,er .rs.s
~ iAe summer site hss psfsnts A..
'',o'ney and Mrs T. =. Kuutz. of Sou,h
oaueIriAl street returned ves-eri1v
To bFsiacrl Nina. Miss Knrtr bol5.
: 4 Position o- The high school fssnl,y 4,
Rfslncrd. 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

Congressman ". c. Hswlsv returned
me Tore pars q the week non Tills.
taoex- Accompanied by Mrs. Hawlev.
nc VIII leave tomorroW for Astoria Ia
attend the regatta ~ that sitv. The
hAwieys wall Eelaia over the week
cad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

NJ. aha Ms. lchn X Brw.Av. Mss
IfsseiiiA FieG.rg and Badd WeisA hs,r
returned from 2E cxteulel mo.ur i-in
'hFoagh southern Orreou. Tho rariv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-02

aiss ssshs Heath. of the Spa IA,
returned frem a'delighiful mo;or t,ip
70 scAi'ie. Vita that eity a. ksaS.
Saaf'Frs, tee party maie several side
= sAesss'eas, ineied,pg an Interesting ,rip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

The American Criterion Society Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill, president, will for
mally open its season next Friday with
a luncheon, preceded By a reception
and followed by music, in the ballroom
of the Plaza. The reception Will begin
at 1890. Luncheon will be served at
o'clock Among those who will attend
as guests Of honor are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Philip Sousa, Anna Fitzhugh, OF
the Royal Opera Company OF Madrid;
Nine. Marie Rappold and Andrea Segu-
rola, Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. and Nine. Viafora. The artists
for the afternoons music will be Miss
Florence Hardeman. yioliniste, and
Henry miller. basso.
A card party will be given on Thurs
day, afternoon, November IL. at 2:3O,
at the Plaza. Mrs. Darwin W. Truss
will be chairman Of the day. assisted
By Mrs Francis A. Wright, Mrs. Elton
T. Cowan. Mrs. John Strother Gaines,
Mrs. George ". Hanna. Mrs. William
+. Bailey, Mrs. Floyd ). Corbln, Mrs
Bedell Parker. Mrs. James Henry Bat
terton, Mrs. John =. Latin, Mrs. Will
lam f.. Pruden. Mrs A. Hostetter, Mrs
A. +. Besson, Mrs. +. A. Bags, Mrs
John J. Tonkin and Mrs. Franklin io-
geboom Tickets, at Sl.2Iach. may be
obtained from Mrs. Truss or from Mrs.
7. s. Corbin. 23i5 Broadway.
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and Monte" Waterbury, Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. King, OF the
Plaza. arrived on Tuesday and VIII re-
main ten days or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow, OF
Southampton, and James {. Parrish,
have arrived from Southampton. sliss
Edith Wins sang az the Sunday evening
concert At The Greenbrier. Miss Wins
had narrow escape from serious IN
Jury while riding this week. Her
mount, hearing the hunters horn and
the baying OF the hounds. insisted on
trying 10 leave the road, jump Il fence
and Join the hunters in the field.
Mrs. Edward 6. Hardness, who with
her sister, Miss Charlotte Stillman, Is
spending the autumn at the Greenbrier
has been Joined by Mrs. Edward G.
Hammond, OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orme Wilson. OF New York, have been
prominent among the colony here this
autumn. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, with
Miss Macarow, is another well known
New Yorker who goes in for golf and
tramping.
Mrs. Herbert VI. Hartman, while Mr..
Hartman is on the golf links, takes two
walks daily. covering several miles.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Dulles spend
some part Of every day on the tennis
courts and also find time for tramp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean II. +. 81. Cyr are
returning this week to New York.
Mrs. Joseph f.. Widener has enter
tanned az the Log Cabin IN honor OF
Francis Roche, who spent several days
here as her guest Mr.. and Mrs. Luis
B. Francke. Of New York. also gave 8
luncheon there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
RAINY DAISIES" BREAKFAST.

The Rainy Day Club, Mrs. A. ~.
Palmer president, will hold its annual
breakfast next Wedn es6ay in tho grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Aston. Mrs. Hor-
ace Greedy Hart is chairman OF break
fast.
There will be a reception az ! o'clock
.. m, preceding tho breakfast
Among the guests OF honor will be
Mrs. Eugene J. Grant. Mrs Percy v.
Pennypacker, Mrs. William Tod Hell
muth. Miss Mary G. Hay, Mrs. William
Grant Brown. Miss Florence Guernsey,
Mrs. William R. Chapman. Mrs. Leon
ard Hill. Mrs. H. II. Peep, Nine. Belle
de Rivera, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, nrs.
A. y. Palmer. Mrs. Simon Baruch, Mrs.
John Francis Yawger and Mrs. John
Sherwin Crosby.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Carl
Cronemeyer. Mrs. 3. G. Swsrtz, Mrs.
Alfred W. Cochran. Mrs. c. r. bennett.
Mrs B. J. Norris. Mrs. Timothy Martin
O'Connor. Mrs. George II. Childs, Mrs.
4. ". Merkley. Mrs. Grace Ellingwood.
Mrs. James ". Hagan. Mrs. A. Everett
Stone, Mrs. Henry c. Jacobs. Mrs. Vim
cent J. Youmans, Mrs. Katherine y.
Fique. Mrs. Frank Abrahall. Mrs. ". A.
Deerng, Miss Sara Esterbrook, Mrs.
Henry II. Russell. Mrs. b. J. Osser.
Miss jeanette F. Baird. Mrs. James r.
Nemann, Mrs. William z. Wilkinson.
Mrs. A. II. Sudlow. Miss Christine Ad-
Ter. Mrs. A. W. Harris, Mrs. Louis Rels-
ton. Mrs. !. NJ. Blood. Mrs. J.. J. Stiebel,
Mrs. n. G.. Hart, Mrs. J. Willoughby
Mitchell, Mrs. Emily Rigl and Mrs. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE BULLETIN.

TIE following lectures will be given
this week a. the National Housewives
League headquarters. rs West Forty
fifth Street: Tomorrow, at $3.50 p. m,
THE Making and Baking OF Cake.
Miss Bossong; Wednesday. az $3.50
p. m, What the Housewife Should
know About Butter" Mrs. Julian
Heath, Thursday, at $3.50 p. m, TO
mato Toast and Other AppetiLlng
Luncheon Dishes" Miss Bossong; FIR,
day, at $3.50 ?. m, Assorted and
Fancy Cookies" demonstration by Miss
Bossong; Saturday. at 1918 a. m
Junior League, under direction OF MISS
Bossong.
The free evening class in first aid
meets Friday, November 5. AZ O'Clock.
Il is planned 10 begin a private class IN
millinery tomorrow evening at 1:i5.
There will be twelve lessons In the
course and the fee charged will be pay
able one week in advance. Address
Miss Edith Deshler for information and
inclose stamp Cor answer. There also
will be a morning class. 20 begin : n
day. November 20, AZ 10 o'clock. under
the same conditions as the evening
class. Mrs. Heath will speak before the
New Haven Woman's Club on Friday
November B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
SOCIETY
ETHICAL
CULTURE
LECTURES.

The Evening Problem Literature
Group OF the Woman's Conference OF
the Society for Ethical Culture an
nounces course of lectures on social
and personal problems as dealt with in
noteworthy literature TO be held every
two weeks in the assembly room OF
the meeting house. West Sixty-fourth
Street They will be given Wednes-
day evenings at 8 o'clock. The first
one. scheduled for November 10. will
be 1.-THE Ethical Significance for Our
Time OF The Idylls of the King" By
Alfred W. Martin.
Admission TO the course is 81; single
admission % cents. Applications
should be made 10 Mrs. T. VI. Knudsen.
treasurer, . West Sixty-fourth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
. HE New YORK Mozart Society. Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell, president. will

'N nE NEW i YIN AlOLdEA 'ONAtkyf W -
Noble Mcconnell, president. will
have its first musical OF the sea-
son on Saturday, November 8. at 2
o'clock, at the Hotel Aston In Part |
Of the programme will appear David
Bispham and company In his one-act
musical selections. The Rehearsal
and in Part n Mr.. Bispham. as Beetho-
ven. will give the one-act drama "Ade-
lade."
The officers % the society are: Mrs.
Homer Lee. first vice-president: Mrs.
Clarence Burns, second Weep president;
Mrs. Adolph J. Wells. third vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. J. Schenck Van Siclen,
fourth president; Mrs. Frederic
Cushing Stevens. treasurer. and Charles
stephen Kohler. secretary. The direc-
tors are Mrs. Francis Macdonald Sin
clair. Miss Edith VI. Rutland. Mrs. Rob
ert r. Haywood, Mrs. Augustus C..
Corby. Mrs John J. Hayes. Miss Eta
Van Melvin, Mrs. Joseph +. knight,
Mrs. John T. Taylor, Mrs. James CORN
ley and Mrs. J. G. Fulton. Mrs. Donald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John McKesson
Camp, of Morris Heights, n. Y.

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John McKesson
Camp, of Morris Heights, \. Y.
Miss Fredericks b. Stats, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Stats, of this
city, will be married to Frank Wright
futile, son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Tut
tie, Of Greenwich, Conn, on Tuesday
afternoon, November Is. The cere-
mony. followed by a small reception,
will take place at the home of the
bride. 4lO Park Avenue. Only the rela-
tives and a few intimate friends have
been invited.
The Bitmore Friday morning
musicals will begin on November at
IL o'clock. The artists for next Fri
day will be Nine. Marie Rappold, An
tonic Scott and josef Holman.
Many members of society have taken
boxes and seats for the races TO be held
on Tuesday at the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway. The programme offered Is
an attractive one, and from present in
dicatione there will be a large attend
auce.
Mrs. John Alton Harriss, OF 14O
Riverside Drive, gave luncheon on
Wednesday at her home in honor Of
Mrs Louis Beck and Mrs. Doughty
Manly. of Atlanta, and Mrs. !. B. Neal,
Of Nashville.
The first meeting of the Monday Al
ternoon Skating Club, under the dlree-
ton of Mrs. Philip Golden barIietI'
will take place at the st. Nicholas h'hk
on Monday, November 10, instead Oh
November /, as originally ih'ehueu'
Mr.. and Mrs. william /. Freeman
md Miss NJ. Eleanor Freeman. OF TINS
city. are at the Hotel Bellecla1re.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy. who
we're at the Gedney Farms Hotei for
a few DAYS. have gone with friends to
New Brunswick on shooting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wells will close
,beir country place at Scarsdale on No
vember / and return 20 town for the
winter. They will be a. the Hotel rat
terson.
The patronesses will give reception
for the members on Friday, November
/ 10, az Delmonico's.
The dates for the New Assembly,
Dances. under the management OF Mts'
Wendell c. Phillips. NJ Delmon'cO .
are Friday. December 3; MONDAY ne,
cenber 81. Friday. January -, Aho
Friday, February %. The patron,e,ss'e,,s
are Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. william keith
Nittendorf. Mrs. Franklin P. Duryea'
Mrs. Richard wayland-Smith. Mrs
George Augustus Bicknell. Mrs. Charles
r. Mitchell. Mrs. George Carson smith
Mrs. Martin J. Quinn. Mrs. Charles
Louis Sicard. Mrs. Philip Sidney Dyer
/ Mrs. Fenton Benedict Turck. Mrs.
clifford Monroe De Mott, Mrs. George
r. Branson. MIS-. Charles Cornell REID
Mrs. A. d. Cook. Mrs. Isaac Bell Bren-