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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-30
Me Old Bee Hide
December 80
Sales Famous

The January Sale, planned to begin
Monday morning, January 3, will prove
this fact to you.
We believe it will be the greatest clear
ance sale we have ever had and that means
the greatest in Burlington.
Extraordinary low prices will prevail
on the most staple lines of merchandise.
Savings that are real, that you will recog-
nize at a glance, will greet you at every
turn.
The sale of Table Linens, Napkins
Towels, Sheets, Pillow Cases, etc., is worth
your earliest attention. Whatever your
needs may be in these lines you can buy
during this sale at prices that offer mar
velous savings.
Big users of Linens and Cottons, such
as hotels boarding houses, etc., should
make note of this fact for these lines are
constantly advancing and will surely be
much higher in price.
In Friday mornings paper will appear
The Old Bee Hive two page advertisement,
giving the fullest details of this sale to be-
gin Monday morning
Look for it, read it over carefully, for it
presents the greatest opportunities for you
to economic that will be offered during
the year, 1916.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-30

FREE PRESS WANT ADS. PAY BEST.
The sun., 1915-10-03
IVcrvey-Nermil.e.

Miss Marion H. Nermilye. daughter
of Air. and Mrs. Marion II. Nefiniiye.
was married to Walter Bryant Hefvey
" .his city yesterday afternoon In Holy
Trinity Church. the Rev. Harry Pierce
Nichols, rector. officiating,
The bride who was given in marriage
Lv her father. wore "A trained gown OF
white satin charmeuse which had been
" oru by her mother when bride. and
"A Veil OF Brussels rose point lace MISS
Mary Christine HeIvey Of Auburn. y. Y"
was the maid of honor and the brides
maids were the Misses Katherine Rel
salt. Bcatric. Richie Of this city. Mar
puerite Page of Madison. y. j.. and
Louise Worthngton of Los Anseles. Cal.
They wore costumes of pale green and
pink chiffon cloth and hats of pink tulle.
Mss Neal Bauer was the flower girl
Allan Erskge was the best man. The
ushers were Joseph W, NermilyT, brother
of the bride; Fitch G. Bryant, John
Conw.ll. Cail Russell, Robert q. Ecob
ana Edwin f.. Jones.
After the wedding ceremony there was
a reception at 35l West l'ith street
Mr. and Mrs lervey will live in Chi
yacO.
The sun., 1915-10-03
SUFFRAGE STATE MEN
WILL REASSURE ANTS
Invited to Speak Here i'm Cam
paign to Win Votes for
Women.

Prominent men from suffrage states
have been invited by The Empire state
Campaign Committee to visit Ne& York
for the purpose OF telling men here that
their States are better of because their
wives, mothers and sisters go to the
polls with them to vote, 1t is expected
that they viii assure the antis from
personal experience that equal suffrage
hasn't disturbed the seTcnit, Of their
homes or increased the business OF di-
vorce lawyers
Those who will testify at Suffrage
meetings viii iucludo United States
Senator William e. Norah of Idaho. ex-
Lieut. Coy ~ NJ Harvey of Kansas,
Representative Edward Heating of COL
orado, Lieut.. .-Gov. W Y Morgan OF
Kansas. Representative q. C. Dill of
Washington. representative Frank ".
Mondell Of Wyomn- aud ReprsentatlN e
Alexander J Falcou.r
Mrs. Carrie chapman 'Att. chairman
Of the campaign committee, ISSUED "A
abatement Htst, rdJN. expressing her be-
lief that suffrage would win in Ncw York
because IN men OF me finnre Std''
were openmiud,d ana free from big
otry She said that not less than L.
O0o, 600 women in the state, according
to a.Cauvass that has been taken, de-
sired the vote.
when women get the vote" Mrs. Gait
added, the Empire state campaign
committee viii rcorgani2e to train them
In the n.w duties of citizenship. We're
going To have the civic schools All over
the Statc--non- partisan schools, mind
you. Wen teach them American his
tory and to read the political columns
of the newspapers. WEI teach them
that TO buy or sell N"te ~ a moral
crime "
The sun., 1915-10-03
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

TIE Engagement has been announced
Of Miss Marie Hartense Frieze. daugh-
Ter OF Nj atd Mrs. Lyman h. F-ieze.
lt Of New Brighton, Staten Island. to
r Taller Townsend OF this city No
date has been set for the wedding.
Plans have been completed for the
wedding OF Miss Rhoda Van Bibber
Tanner daughter OF Mr.. James Tanner,
% Felix = doubleday of this city and
Oyster Bay. l., l., which will take place
In the Church OF the Ascension on Octo-
ae IT, The wedding ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Percy Stickney
Grant, rector OF the church, and will be
followed BY a reception at the Colony
CIb Mrs Abbot A. Low will be the
narrYu Of honor. The Misses Agnes =.
rlnu and Mary Stuart Claim Will be
N bridesmaids and Nelson Doubleday
VII hc his brothers best man. The
4s,sr chosen include Brent NJ. Tanner.
brother Of the bride; George A. Dixon,
lr. Harvey : Ladew, Douglas Gibbons
!" stuart Wing and Sidney Dillon KIP
ley Mr Doubleday will give his fare
vel bachelor dinner at the Ritz-Cariton
N October IL
The oncagement of Miss Irma de
Nova. r. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Man
uel de Moya Of 1852 East Twelfth street
Brooklyn. 70 Adriance Hardenbergh.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles N. Harden
berg ~ % Rugby road was announced
rcs'erd ~. Mr. Hardenbergh and his
IA ...c are graduates OF Erasmus Hail
Nj AID Mrs Austin Homer Perry o'
Htcru.l Mass. have announced tins
eng cement of their daughter. MISS
G'l.- ballard Perry, to Henry Kan
d1.ub knowlt0n. son OF Mrs. Henr!
T,di Krowlton of 50 West Forty-hftf
Street The wedding will take place ir
B0,' ir the coming winter.
The sun., 1915-10-03
WINTER SEASON AT
LAKEWOOD Is BEGUN
MANY Villas ut Resort Are DC.
cupicd and House Parties
\rc Numerous.
GEORGE J. GOl'LD'S HOME

Y,rrvoou. y. j.. oct 2.-This popu-
,,- winter iesort of the North began its
,a,, season this week under the most
,psnicl,us conditions. More visitors
,re here than ever before at this time
,, ycar and the Laurel House. which
,,,rcd Yesterday. is entertaining
large quota Of season guests. Tho con-
-, ard dance given in the bal, room
u tho hotel this evening was the first
MI. social Junction Of the fail pro-
srammc. \ majority of the large estates
and villas are now occupied and house
parties are numerous.
The tirorge !. Goulds have returned
10 Georgian court and there is consid-
e,able activity on the John n. Rookie
fe,ler estate. which has given rise to the
runor that Mr. Rock, teller will spend
me fall months here. Georgian Court
has been seni-open all summer. as Mr..
and Mrs Anthony J. Drexel, Jr.. have
sneu' many week ends here and enter
,ained a number Of friends. The Drexel
children are here while Mr.. and Mrs.
nrexsl are in Scotland for the fall
shooting.
Among the prominent visitors here
over the week end was Sir Edwin
Holden II London. a member Of the
Franco British commission which Is
40 ..ing the $500. .00o.0 900 loan in Amer
ica. In Sir Edwards party at the Bart
let, Inn were his daughter. Mrs. Il. War
rer his son. W Norman Holden l.. d.
Anderson and +. O. Free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch are en-
tertaiaiug friends at their home. Lynx
Hall. They returned to Lake wood from
their villa az Spring Lake the early
Part Of tho month.
Mrs William W. Tompkins will re-
turn t. Lakewood In the near future
from her home at Newport. She will
open her Forrest avenue house. where
she Will remain until the holidays.
Prominent visitors over the week end
IN the cottage colony were Mr.. and Mrs.
william y. Leeds. They were on their
way to New York from their camp at
Loon Lake. Mr. Leedss mother, Mrs.
william H. Leeds, has been occupying
her Madison avenue home since the first
Of the month
The sun., 1915-10-03

YoNKgRs. Oct Miss Helen Garfield,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Day
ton Garfield OF 35I Pal.sade avenue. was
married tins afternoon in the Church OF
the Holy Rosary to Wilfred Augustin
DAILY. son OF former supreme Court
Justice Joseph +. DAILY Of Ionkers The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
T.. G Chambers Of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. New York The
bride was attended by Mrs Kari Breck-
with smith OF New York as matron of
honor and by Miss Corinnc Bonnie OF
Louisville Ky, and Miss Marjorie Hitch
!ngS Of Yuukers as bridesmaids, Ed
ward DAILY OF New York was his
brothers best man. The ushers were
Elliott Pitkin Robert johnson. Karl B.
Smith and Francis Dayton Garfield 3D..
Following the ceremony there was a
reception at the home of the brides
parents
The sun., 1915-10-03
WAR SPURS COLUMBIA STUDY.
CAN for Chemists Causes plan for
New Department..

Columbia University rnpunced yes
terday that a separate department Of
chemical engineering on the same plane
as the mining, civil and mechanical en-
giucering departments would be cSthh-
l!shed during the coming academic year
under the direction OF Prof Milton g.
whit ker. who has been Instructor ~ EN-
gineering chemistry for five years
The nea work is being undertaken as
a result II the cutting OFF by the Euro
pean war OF part OF this couatry'S s sup
ply Of chemicals from abroad In the
last twelve months the tolumhil en-
sineering faculty has been swamped with
requests from large Industrial plants
throu hout the country for graduates
who would he able t. hll important pos,-
tons reau,riu- knowledge Of chemicals
used in numerous industries. Already
eighty -One students have enrolled in the
new courso AMI the registration has not
been cnmpeteJ.
The sun., 1915-10-03
TWO FINAL BACHELOR FEASTS
BridegrOOms-to-Be Give Their
Farewell Dinners.

Francis Burr,tt Thorne, vino VIII
marry Miss Evelyn Brown on Wedues
day afternoon in st. Thnmass Church
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last
evening a. the Vale club. His guests
included Landou X, Thorne, Stanley NJ
COY, Carroll : Btyne, George H. Brown,
Nelson :. Talho,, Robert NJ. Meyer,
f. Sandersou Cushman. Theodore X
knapp Ad"lph NJ Dick. Robert Il. Titus,
Harrison Wright, Joseph A. Blake, Iru
George B Montgomery, Harry
Knapp, Jr, Jonu Kerr and w. BlNard
Sturgis colo.cd singers sang durlns
the dinner,
Lawrence MIX. Miller. who will marry
Miss Frances T. Brcese in southampton
on saturday. gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last e;cning at the Harvard club
Among his guests were c., MacCullourh
Miller, Jr. Endley II Miller, James e.
Fargo, Paul Chapin, Ne coursey FaleS,
Anderson Dana and John A Swcctsor.
The sun., 1915-10-03

Thomas T.. Wilkinson, who lived in
Brooklyn for fifty years, died Yesterday
at the horne of his son, Edward +. VII.
kinson. 80 Midland avenue, Montciair.
y. j.. in his seveIty-siNth year. Mr.
Wilkinson Was treasurer and general
manager Of Wilkinson Bros. n Co.. paper
manufacturers. 1891 3roome street.
Manhattan lie founded the business
with his two brothers in 1866. Mr.. Wilkin-
SONS home was at 1859 Tsan street.
Brooklyn. lie IN survived Ivy three sons
and one daughter.
The sun., 1915-10-03
BETTLE-BALL.
Harvard Man Weds boston Girl
and VIII Live ON Ranch.

BosroN. Oct. among the more
important weddings Of the month was
that OF Miss Dorothy Ball. whose mar
riage to frlscom Bettle of New York
took place this noon al the home OF Miss
Balls mother. Mrs. George II. Ball. on
Bay State road. The bridegroom. who
graduated from Harvard last year, is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bettle of
New York The officiating clergyman
was the Rev. william q. Thayer OF st.
Marks School.
The bride had single attendant,
Florence Clothier. a niece, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Walter Clothier OF Phila-
delphia. The bridegroom was attended
by his father.
Ushers for the reception were Morgan
Belmont and Oliver lselin. New York
Stephen Hopkins. Newton J. Tudor Gar
diner. Charles =. Curtis. Jr.. and Levere'
Safonstall, Boston: Robert Grosvenor
rovidence Lewis =. Chanler. Jr. Tux
edo, and William II. Chatfeld. Jr.. OF
Cincinnati. The couple will live on &
ranch In Texas.
The sun., 1915-10-03
A. PERRY OSBORN MARRIED
TO MISS ANNE Nj. STEELE
Son Of New York Educator
Wcds in Baltimore Before
Notable Gathering.
SERVICE IN MT. CALVARY

RALrrMoRr. Oct. Miss Anne May
nadicr steele. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Tacari steele. was married here to-
day to A. Perry Osborn. son OF Prof.
and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn Of New
York The cerenny was performed
at Mount Cavalry Protestant Episcopal
Church in the presence Of large as
semblage of guests. including a num-
Der of persons from New York and
Philadelphia.
The Rev william A McCienthen, rec
tor OF the church. officiated. assisted
by the Rev. Endicott Peabody VI Grafton
School Groton, Mass.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father, and Mrs +. Skiddy vDn Stade
formerly Miss Kathryne ~ Steele.
Steele Of New York, was her cousins
matron OF honor Henry Fairfield os-
born, Jr.. was his brothers best man
The bridesmaids were Selby Leeds
Zell. Helen +. Whitebridge. Nancy w.
b. Brewster. Anne cleland Reed. Nir-
gina Stewart. Emeline f. Robinson and
Alva sergeant Of Philadelphia and
bridegiton.
The ushers were William ODonnell
lscln. Roger Alden Derby. Edmund T..
Rogers. William Henry Osborn. John
De koyen Alsop. Rudolph l.. Walton,
Harold Mnott ard Devereux Milburn,
who married Miss Steelcs cousin. and
Miss Nancy Gordon Steele, all Of New
York John Lambert cadwalader OF
Phila delphia. Charles II. Reeves or Bal
tEmore and :. Tagart Steele. Jr.
Among the guests were Prof and Mrs.
Henry Fairfield Osborn. Miss OsbOrn and
Henry Fairfield Osborn, Jr., Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Steele, Mr.. ard Mrs. Deve-
reux Miburn. the ConNesse Jean de In
Greze, Mr. ard Mrs. +. Skiddy Won
Stade. Mrs. william Church Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs Jun.us Spencer M0rgan
and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb of New York.
The sun., 1915-10-03
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Fiaza. NJ Frederick Pearson, Newport.
n. l.. NJ aul NJ. W l4hHp MAY Gg'and,
Los Aug ics- Nj pi Mrs. Charles u Mac
donald. ~rutnhWp'plL J.. !.
Go,hun- Nv ari Nj j !, Il hurting,
Wartentou, "a. Mr and Mrs y ter
Meu'en, The ldEu", Holland, Mrs, Liuilcy
NJ, Gsrritou. Washington, u, g. Herbert
r. Gait. -. pHul.
Mauha''qn-- Ny. ami Mrs Thoodors \
Page, Osvcgo, y. Y NJ sui Mrs W. y.
Johnson, Rome. y. Y; Mt and Mrs r. T.
Wilson, Springfield, Mas.
prince GcprRc-- II NJ. Nrcc,tud, Chicag go ,
y. \ MtCf1rlauc Runn|o.
Alhcr,-- paul y Kn'N. Washington. u
G., g W. 'ulllne. rhilidrlphn
Brl'colairc Alberta Goula'cF Soto and
f,nilN, san lnse Costa Rica. =. \ Ilueltl
and family, 'rrdenas, tuba, Mrs. Aun!ia
ANaradu, IiaNdnl
Csaridge-- q, NJ, liugic. rrarrtou, ~.
Mr., ant Mrs. G, W Murdoch. New haven
conn; Mg and MlS i < Nm's Whining
ton. Del: =. W. Farnswsrth, piltsburs,
The sun., 1915-10-03

tATASNUQyA. Pa, b,t. ISs Eleanor
Ruth Tn. mas only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Thomas. was married here
to-day TO Darwin Lathrop Gi!lett of
Westtield, Mass. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Charles II.
Miller at tho FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The bride was gtven in marriage by
her father and was attended by Mrs.
Raymond Bristol Of brooklyn as matron
OF honor. Edgar l.. Giliett OF Westtold.
a brother Of the bridegroom. was best
man. About 800 guests were present a,
the wedding
Mr.. Gillett who Is a son OF the late
Ralph - tiillett, prominent New
England railroad man. is a graduate ol
HotChkiss school and Of Yale.
The sun., 1915-10-03
FALL ACTIVITIES IN
THE WORLD OF ART
ZulOaga Paintings Bought by
willard u. Straight to
BE Shown.
ART MUSEUM LECTURES

-Four paintings by zuloaga will be
shown this week at the kraushaar 'ai-
leries at 2so Firth avenue. These pic
lures were recently bought by Mr.. ana
Mrs. willard y. Straight to hang IN
their new city house.
When the painting were sent from the
studio OF the artist in Paris n was
necessary for him to g. from Spain TO
the French capital and personally super
intend their removal, 50 difficult Is II
now to obtain any assistance in such
work
An exhibition OF the etchngs OF AL
phonse Legros will be held at the Knoed-
Ter Galleries. $50 Fifth avenue. until
Octl'bcr l6
A memorial window is to be unveiled
at the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Ohurcn. Brooklyn, this snorrhng. 1t
was desi igned and executed by the Tif-
fany Studios under the supervision of
Louis &. Tiffany. 1t is in memory of
Julia 4. Chapman The window presents
a symbolic figure Of Faith. The color
ing OF the draperies is In rich shades of
ruby and purple. Purple IRIS In the
foreground lends touch OF deep color
and the cUloring and perspective of the
landscape background are executed with
great skll. On the panel il the inscrip-
, tion I'm loving memury of Julia :. Chap
man; 1912"
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is
again to see large audiences of small
children from the public schools gather
to hear talks on art by Dr, Haney
and other speakers from the School
Art League. These hero tales. with
! drawings made before the audiences
delighted thousands of small hearers
last year.
To aid elementary teachers to use
the museum collections more effectively
DR. Haney. who is director OF art In
the high schools, has promised to give
talk especially for them on Wednes'
day, October d. at 4 o'clock. in thu
museum auditorium. This talk Will ex-
plain how teachers may study in tn
museum galleries with their pupils. Il
will be illustrated both by drawings
and By lantern slides and DR.. Hdney
will tell some OF the devices he uses
to engage the attention of his large
audiences of little folk
o'clock, Mss Greenleaf. decent or Wis
/ iting teacher of the School Art League
| will give a talk to teachers at the mu
scum on Egypt and Its Interest fol
! Children"
Clifford W. Ashley. "A marine paints
of New Bedford Mass. will give th'
first one man art exhibition ever hel,
. in Howard Pyle's native city, Whining
ton, Del. when he exhibits abou
seventy-siX oil and water cOlors in th
rose room Of the Hotel du Pont mex
week. Mr.. Ashley will show a serie
4 illustrating the whaling Industry tina
once made his native town famous. II
will also show pictures of the Massa
chusetts coast and its outlying island
and OF Jamaica, whore he spent severa
months last winter and spring. MI
Ashley lived in Wilmington from 100
TO 1919 and studied with the late How
ard Pyle
The sun., 1915-10-03
Skinuer-l;N ans,

Harold u. Skinner, who was foreman
of the first jury that convicted Charles
Becker. was married yesterday In the
Little thur h Around the Corner to Miss
Hazel A. Evans. daughter of Norman
II, Evans of All Hancock street, Brook
lyn. Mr skinner Is sou of Charles
Il. skinner, former state superintendent
Of Public instruction. Mr.. and Mrs.
skinner will 1--we in New York after a
honeymoon iu the Thousand Islands,
The sun., 1915-10-03
DIED.

ALLiNG-MadIson' inf'' september ~.
Albert scovel Alling. aged o. formerly
of indianapolis Alumhus Hanover
college.
Service and int"Fment SATURDAY aHe'-
noon. October . Madison. ina
DE LONG.-At Dcnvllle. y. j. on Fri.
day, October ]. 1915, Emily j. widcw
OF Deiayan De Long
Funeral services VII be held at the hone
of Robert H. I.liugsworth. = walnut
street. Newark. y j.. on Mond.v.
October I. al r NJ
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Funeral service ~ NO. 90 a."
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omit mowers
MclLROY AT Jersey cry, saturday. oc-
tooer . 1918, M"'y A. VIE OF 'he 'ate
John Mclroy
Funorai ser,l,es At her 'a'' residence.
i73 BramhaI a>rnu4, Tuesday. oo.
toner .. fl y NJ
OGDEN AT Keyport. Y D. on Friday.
October l. Rufus Ogdru Ia the
eighty eighth year of has age
Relatives and friends are requested 20
attend the funeral services 1t his 10 -
residont. Main street. Keyport. y j,
an Monday. October t. at 80 p. Al
Train leaves Liberty street ll.So
A NJ Interment Grten Grove Ceme-
terry
PERKINS Fred, aged s3. services THE
The sun., 1915-10-03
HIGHLAND FLING NETS $1,000.
Library Benent at Mrs. MOrgan's
and Mrs. Satterlee's.

HIGHLAND FALLS, Oct. 2.--1t was an
rourcei to-day after meeting OF the
Social Welfare League that the recent
Highland fling" and baby parade on
'he estates OF Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan
and Ms II rbert l.. Satterlee at High
hGd Falls uetted about $1,000. The
money will 20 to the village library en-
dowment furd
bv the Rev. p Percy Silver. chaplain
- the N.i.tlty Academy at West Point.
when loaned its band for the benefit.
The sun., 1915-10-03
I'alIOn-Fish.

LYNN. Mass. oct 2.--Nathalic lar
Wis W!eth Fish, daughter OF Walter
G. Fish, general manager OF the Lynn
General Electric plant. was married to-
day to John Bernard Fallon Of i'os-
ton, The Rev. Father Edwin J. Dolan
performed the ceremony and recep-
ton followed.
The sun., 1915-10-03
MARRIED..

S--WHEELER.--At Trinity church.
in New Haven, Conn, on saturday.
october 2 Elizabeth Cruttenden.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mvs Alfred New
ton Wheeler Of New Haven. conn, to
William Stude ebsker lnnis OF Provi.
dence, X. !.
The sun., 1915-10-03
BENEDICT NiRrtclla.

Benedict Martella. 70, the first Italian
Interpreter I'm the courts Of Brooklyn,
died on Thursday ~ his home. 12O Car
roll street lie WAS appointed an In
teipreter in 1873 and was retired on
daughter
The sun., 1915-10-03

Rev William Allan, pastor OF the
a.. wood Baptist Church. Brooklyn.
% #. ld"d not to accept the call no
," cI',r raoeived to return to Australia
an irtcrdenominational evangelist.
f.. will make the announcement from
D. pplrit to-day.
The sun., 1915-10-03
Only One Accident of Any
Seriousness to Mar Pleas
ure Of the Day.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS

.Coupl"i as Gl"n Riddle stable
Good :t1r' won srirnT h fTnh h1 cis, rh
Riddle Farm; framed hy Yarnal!
THIRD RACE
Shrewsbury pate: lightweight handicap;
for three year olds and upward: purse, $50
Horse ard age W. jockey rrIcos Fin.
pouhlt s........ lSi MrJTu,kcr - ont -
Harmon Pass "a ~. MrFGA..o's even out
Good start won handy poUhi"t hT,
by D,,sguise-F Fairy sinner Gwn,' by \ l"d-
low Kramer, trained hy Tucker
FOURTH RACE
Rumson Cup: for hunters; purse, '9''
about two miles and a half over brush
course
Horse and age. W. ,.Io,key Prices Fin,
Black 4 white. 9 -. Nrlpark 81 -
Hcrcuoll, AGED, .!G2. MrTwrigh, %" out
Grey Frar, aged Ii! MrMn'mb'r l2l -
Pons Aslnouum. s.E. .MrJGLuper = -
'Fen tIos, rider
Black and White, b m by BLACK Dick
White Garters, OwnH' hy NJ Archaic
trained by II : Page
FIFTH RACE
Tho shore Plate; for thrco.von -o'3s and
urwarl: purse SEQ; gentlemen riders, abou,
OF" mile AMI half on the turf:
p"n nGT'G B"S "ns psr " MrGdHo- re Try s re out Fn
Cloud. aged. .......'st MrJTuckcr - nt Z.
Harmon Pas li:., MrFGAlp'ss 2.l oW ,
ch 'G%4 no by s@ o %2s sstS ounrd "s%P by i
Le,per, Jr.: trained by J Tucker.
SIXTH RACE
Holmdel Plate: for ponies not exceed ng
rs hands; purse. 500; gentlemen riders;
about three furlongs
HORSE and age. VT Jockey. Prices Fin
Cu!veri, aged. 600. ~. ,.MrJTuokcr even out
oyeryondcr H. +l52, 1lrFGAp's g. 80 Z.
Dash ?.-..........l6e MrTwri'ht S-5 IL 8
Dick Gllpn, b,.....!C2. MrTFIold l2l 81 4
Molhe Gibson. a ls, MrTBrcslln 81 10 6
Good start: won driving. Cuvor b
4 hv Bridgevner- Black Wings: Owned by A
Ludlow Kramer trained by ] Tucker.
The sun., 1915-10-03
o


supplied by the appearance of a drag
containing party consisting of the
guests OF Capt. Noouan. There was a
delightful informality about the infied.
about which those vitality interested in
the sport strolled during the afternoon
and compared notes as TO the chances
of the contestants. Others VINO wished
A closer View Of the hunters and Jumpers
took W. vantage points on the bunkers
OF the golf course, and after each race
they could tell their friends just where
q race.
The sun., 1915-10-03
John Ncl.inley.

New LoNpoN. Conn, oct. John
Mckinley. aged II, veteran newspaper
man who until recently was postmaster
# this citv. died here to-day.
The sun., 1915-10-03
llnrk-TONl llaeMl.

nUlLApELriIIA, oct. .. Miss Eleanor
Townsend daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Il. Townsend, became the bride
to-day OF Clarence n. Clark Sd, son
The sun., 1915-10-03
Mrs. A. Perry Osborn.

OF Mr. and Mrs c. Howard Clark. Jr.
The ceremony took place at st. Asaph's
Church, the Rev. Harrison B. Wright
officiating