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J. M. GREENFIELD DEAD.
New York Chocolate Manufactures
Dies at M~ontcIair Home.

M~oNTcLAIR, n. j., July 2i.-Joseph
Mcclellan Greenfield. president OF r..
Greenfield e. Sons. chocolate manufac-
lures of 200 Fifth avenue. New York,
and president OF the Montclair Riding,
Driving and Automobile Club, died this
morning at his home, Rose Brae, High
street, Montclair.
Mr.. Greenfield was born In New
York in 1865 and had resided In Mont
clair for the past twelve years. He
was the son of the late Ernest Green
field. who founded the company. OF
which the latter was president. IN lS4S.
MIR. Geenfeld founded the Montclair
Riding, Driving and Automobile Club
and WAS a member of the Montclair
Athletic. Montclair Golf n Essex
County Country clubs. Large gifts TO
charity. 10Th local and general. were
made by him. He gave the Mountain
side Hospital the horses that draw the
ambulance.
He IL survived by a widow. who was
Addie Chisholm OF Brooklyn a sister,
Mrs. Frank a. shepherd, and a niece.
Mrs. II. l.. Delano. all of MontcIair'
Funeral services will be private.
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WILLS AND A~PPRAISALS.

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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

MANCHESTER. Vt. July 2l.-Arrivals
by automombile at the Equinox House
include Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Barter, Bay
shore UocOmobile) Ferree Brenton,
Miss Caroline Brenton. Philadelphia
tPeerless) +. u. Haughton, Boston +
j, O. Alsop, Milton tMercer) Louis A.
rockingham, l.. Haughton. Boston
(S'earns) Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Good
man, New York tCadillac) Thomas j.
Mcclure, ]. II. Mcclure, Grace X. Nc
CURE, Fall River tHudson) MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph q. Schaff. q. j. Schalt,
Buffalo. Olga Hans, New York tPierce) :
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Cole, New York
CLozier).
WATERBURY,, July 21.-Motor arrivals
from New York at the Hotel Elton over
the Ideal tour to-day include Mr., and
Mrs. j. w. Brainerd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. u.
Ryerson (Pope) NJ, IL. Pratt, Talbot
Root tMercer) Mr.. and Mrs, Il, u, w.
Delaield, Mrs. g.. w. Folsom peer
less) Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Holbrook
(Chalmers) MIR, and Mrs. Elwooh G.
Smith (Oldsmobile) Mr., and and Mira
j. G. Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs, II, Roche
(Fiat) Mrs. w. McA. Wiswall, Ms. j.
r. Long U.ocomobilc) Mrs. Bradford
whitney (Paciard) Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL.
Baldwin (Cadillac) also Mr., n Mrs.
L.. j. Higgins. Miss Oliver &. Higgins.
Glen Ridge tOvcrland) Mr.. ana hrs'
w. w. Higgins, Port Chester tMaxwelD
LENox, July 2l,-Motor arrivals AT
the Aspinwall Hotel to-day included Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Mills, Baltimore win
toni Mr.. and Mrs. W. .. Gilbert,
Washington Peerless) w. II. Dutield,
Henry DIESEL, Miss Lillian DIESEL, w y,
DIESEL. New York Uozier) Mrs, Howell
and Miss Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nor
rIson, New York (Cadillac) George q.
Fenton. Walter II. Barry, New York
,Packard) Charles Hopkins. Now York
Pathhnder),
BRETToN Woops, n, IT,, July al
Automobile arrivals at the Mount Wash
ington to-day from New York included
Mrs. Charles +. Cox and Mrs. a. +.
Macarthur, Mrs, D., Il. Barnum, Miss
Nina Rhoadcs and Miss Louise Bon
nette, Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Drazier and
Mrs. q. J.. Perkins, Mr., and Mrs, Fran
A. schmidt. u. $, Walker, Miss Sarah
stone Walker and Miss Frances Dye
Walker, Mrs. A. n. Hayes, Mrs. George
Armstrong and Miss p. A. Leonard.
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AWARD ART PRIZES
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Three Successful Designers Of
Display Posters for Benc-
fit Arc Named.
DINNER PARTIES GIVEN

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. July 2l.-In n
competition among the students OF Mar
shall Fry's Southampton Scho OF Art
for the best display poster for The
yellow Jacket" the play TO be given by
the Coburn Players In the Garden or
Parrish Art Museum. August 8. for the
benefit Of the Rogers Memorial Library.
the first prize was awarded to Miss Eu-
genia u. Babcock, the second prize 10
Miss Ophella Foley. and the third to
Miss Clarlce re.remont. The Judges
were Mrs. Thomas H.. Barber, Mrs.
Henry X. Porter Inc S. l.. Parrish.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson gave the
use OF her grounds this afternoon for
the benefit of the Hampton Singers. a
band of colored performers from the
Hampton Institute.
There was a large representation from
the cottage colony present TO listen to
the old plantation melodies After their
performance the singers received a gem
erous contribution from the audience.
Mrs. Henry 1hipps. Mrs. +. NJ. Horne.
Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson gave dinner parties at their
cottages tonight. afterward taking their
guests TO the vaudeville and moving pic
ture performance given at the Garden
Theatre for the benefit of the Belgian
women and babies.
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber cav a lunch
con to-day at her villa on Halsey's Neck
lane in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Hooper OF Boston. who is spending the
summer with her.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Williams arrived
to-day and will spend the remainder Of
the season at the Meadow Club. MI.
and Mrs. Richard Williams. Jr. are oc-
cupying the Deering cottage in the Shin
necock Hills. Mrs. j. q. X. Lawrence
and daughter. Miss Eleanor Lawrence.
who have been spending the summer at
the Meadow Club. left to-day for Bar
IIarbor. where they will spend tie re-
mainder OF the season at the Malvern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanford of Ridge
field. Coma, are at the club for n few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Hare Of
Tuxedo PARK are at the Irving House,
as is Miss Isabelle l.. MAY OF Washing
ington. II. G. Guests at the ~Southamp-
ton Club are Robert W. Kelley, CHARLES
Webb. Edgar Grcemtn. II. Is. Bloodgood.
W. Johnson, Charles Aston Bristed. l..
l.. Tooker. A.. II. Claflin, Or Eugene
Poole. George l.. Wood and +. Is. Rus
sell.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs Prescott Hall Butler and Charles
. huller nave returned to St. James, l..
l. after a visit to Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, who are
row a. Agawam, their country place in
"'ds!ey-on-Hudson, will go to Bar Har-
"r early next month.
Mira John g. Wilmerding of 10 West
.h'rty-Arst street will go to Richheld
springs, y, Y, early in August.
air, and Mrs. Frederick Icdey and
MS Julia Edey, who are at Nearthebay,
n+Iport, L. l., will go 10 California, TO
emd.n several weeks. about the middle
" september,
Nr ana Mrs Howard Brokaw, VINO
IRE passing the season at Southamp-
rN' !. /, are at the Plaza for a brief
visit.
sherman Allen, Assistant Secretary Of
We Treasury, and Mrs, Allen OF WASH
..Eon, d, c., are at the Wolcott for n
Nw days.
Mrs James stuart Brown and Miss
-'-an + Brown OF Pittsburg. Pa. are
Nl'e Wolcott before going to Bar Har-
wy ''' n" remainder OF he season.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. g. Billings, who
We passing the summer at their country
lace IN Glen Cove. L. l., gave "A small
MINER followed by dancing last night
+" ne R'tmore.
Mss Linda Beatrice Kinney, daugh-
F'' Aurlptine Kinney, will be mar
,Nf 10 Tomas Carlos Leon OF this city
.to" CHurch OF our Lady OF Hope, Riv-
g.'de Drive and l5Gth street, on August
soon after the ceremony Mr., Leon
his BRIDE Nv nv for Buenos
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MANY MOTORISTS IN FORESTS.
Arrivals Numerous at Hoo. u
white Mountains.

BRETON WOODS. ". H.. July ?l.-Mrs.
Joseph Palmer Knapp and her son.
Archie McIlvaine. who broke all records
at the Breton Woods Golf Club by doing
n 6S this week. motored to Bethlehem
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. -. VI Morrice.
Miss Florence Ogilvy. T. G. Glencoats
and John Moffatt motored to the Waum-
bek at Jefferson. Mrs. II. A. Garfield of
the Mount Pleasant took "A party to the
Profile House for luncheon.
Herman Dercum and Miss Grace Der
cum OF Philadelphia rave Joined the
golfng set at the Mount Washington.
Henry Mcqueen and Harry T.. Haskins
are playing together daily. NJ. Parrish
Watson has made some low scores.
II. Truffin, q. Bustamente OF Havana
and Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Munroe OF New
York were out in the saddle to-day and
rode up win Rivers 10 the base OF
Mount Washington. Motoring TO the
Mount Washington were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert -. Hopkins, II. Luke Hopkins
and Morsell Hopkins Of Baltimore. II. II.
Gibson and MIR. and Mrs. X : Cleaves
of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. n. \.
Epson OF Cleveland. Judge +. NJ. Dick
son and party of 81. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles u. Orth of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. :. u.
Brewster. {. Smith. Jr, and /. NJ. Wat
son. Mr.. and Mrs. j Il. Baker. Mrs j. l..
Dodge and party. all of New York. were
other motor arrivals.
Or. and Mrs. NJ. q. Terry motored
from Mamaroneck to pass a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Earnest OF Covington,
Ky, motorcd here to pass the season.
Mrs. :. NJ. Look and party motored to
the Crawford House. where they made
the ascent of Mount Willard on Rocky
Mountain burrOs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Longbottom and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Long OF rhiladel-
phia. Miss \. Is, Stone OF Ossining. the
Misses Brown. Miss Mckee and Miss
Conklin Of New York arrived by motor
at the Mount Pleasant, BRETON Woods.
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The curtain will rise tonight on
Hands Up at S o'clock promptly and
the audience IL expected to be seated by
that time, as there Will be no seating Of
spectators until the curtain falls on
the first act.
1t has been decided to produce "Thc
Last Laugh" on Monday evening. Au-
gust 2. at the Thirty-ninth Street The
atre. Edward Abeles will be seen in
the leading role.
The White Rats will give a reception
this evening at the clubhouse in honor
OF Fred Niblo, who is the head of the
organization. Mr.. Nihlo has been for
four years in Australia,
Mrs, II. A, Whitney sailed yesterday
on the New York to collect the models
OF Paris fashions which she will show
ut the Hudson Theatre in September,
IN connection with Selwyn K Co. l.
is said that there will also be examples
OF American fashions.
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CHARLES A.. JAMESON ILL.
Nephew 81 Late John ArbucLIc In
Critical Condition After Operation.

Charles Arbuckle Jamison. a nephew
~ the late John Arhuckle, tho sugar and
coffee merchant. and now connected with
the firm of John Arbuckie N Co. II
Water street. is seriously III in Rooae-
welt Hospital. Mr.. Jamison was ope-
rated on a week ago and again on Tues
day FOR abdominal trouble, ard his con-
dition was so critical yesterday that
physicians said they will not know 70. a
day or two whether h. vii live.
Mr.. Jam.sou is n son of Mrs. Catherine
Arhuck'e Jamison. "A sister OF John AZ
buckle. who got one-third interest In Nj.
ArhuCkle's large estate after his death
intestatc, March -, l3l2. With her
sister. Miss Christina ArhuCkle and her
nephew. william A. Jamispu. she was
taken into the firm as "A partner. Will
lam A. Jamison is head OF the firm.
Charles 4. JamisOn Is also president Of
the Nacuna Sales Company, PSI Fifth
avenue. lie lives at the Hotel Margaret,
Brooklyn.
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NEW WOODS PRODUCTIONS.
Manager viii Present Among
Others Charles kIein's Last play.

The last play written by Charles Klein.
who lost his life when the Lusitania VT,
sunk, was Cousin Lucy" in which
Julian Eltinge will be seen this winter
Rchearsals Of the play. which will be
presented by A II. Woods. began on
Tuesday under the direction OF Robert
Milton The play will he acted at the
Conan Theatre.
The Heart OF a child adapted from
Frank pauhy's novel of the same name
10y Zelda Sears. will be played on next
Monday ut the Apollo Theatre In A.
lantic City. During the present week II
will he acted In Red Bank and Long
Branch. The play is in four acts. Ka,h-
leon clifford will play the part of the
Gaiety Theatre dancer.
Jane Cowl. who has not been seen
on the New York stage for more Than "A
year. will be seen in 'Common Clay
nj the Republic Theatre. The first per-
formanco will be given on August . at
Atlantic city. After Il weeks trial there
the piece will be given here. In the COM
pany are John Mason, Orme Caldara,
Russ Whytall and Robert McWade.
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Nine. Bakhme,en. Mrs. Walter MAYNARD.
Nine. de Riano. Mrs. Condo MAST,
Mrs. II Livingston Mrs. Ogden Mills.
~Beeckman. Mrs. Oelrichs.
Mrs. Angus, Belmont. Mrs. George Rives.
Mrs. Charles Whit. Mrs. Roche.
Mrs. m' to,hrop Ame., Mrs.. " Wv " Sherman,
Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs Nathsnie.
Mrs. Harold Brown. Thayer ,,ou,.
Brown, Mrs. Cornelius Van
Burden; townsend Mqs' '0i French Wander
N Car. h'"'''0" w Mrs. william X Van
Mr.. John r. Drcscl, Mr.. george Henr,
| Mrs Ogden Goelet. Mrs whitney Warren
Mrs lie brand Mrs. Hamilton FISH
dHauteville, Webster.
Mrs Arthur Curtis. Mr.. george Peaocd,
James wetmore.
Mrs Pembroke Jones. Mis-. Maude wetmore
Mrs. George Gordon Mrs George ID. Wid
Mrs. N.n iew. Gas. led. Mrs. william Wood
yard. ward.
Mrs Louis Loriliard.
The programme for the afternoon
performance will begin at 4 o'clock with
the fashion show, In which bathing suits,
tennis costumes. golf suits, polo suits,
wedding costumes and afternoon
dresses will be shown in paeeants, one
Of the more pretentious OF which VIII
be called. Afternoon Tea in the Gar.
lens OF the Grand Trianon." Then VIII
follow n Parade OF the Nations. with
France represented by Mrs Howard c,
Cushing, China by Mrs. King Carley,
Holland by Miss Doris i. ityer, Englani
by Countess Gizycka, Spain by Mrs
william Woodward. Japan by Miss
Gabrielle Warren. Russia by Miss Mar
garet Perrin. Iceland by Miss Harrietts
\. Post. Italy by Miss Marguerite Caper'
ton and America by Mrs. Craig Biddle
Lydia Lopoukova will give a programme
OF dances, and there will he dancing en-
sembles
At the evening performance the fash
ion show will he called Her Ladyshipi
Wardrobe" with Mary Nash ana FLOR
ence Nash as members OF the cast. Tn
Parade OF the Nations will be re
peated, as also will be Miss Lopoukova'
dances and the dancing ensembles.
Mrs. Robert Bacon, wife OF the for
mer Ambassador to France. sent thii
cable TO Mrs. Whitney Warren yester
day:
Sorry not to be with YOU FOR fet'
cath. Have seen personally the differ
ent forms OF relief of 'Secours Nat
ional.' Very much impressed by Its ad
mirable organization and effective ser
vice IL seems 10 reach every form o
distress and | cannot speak too highly o
the ~thoroughness and excellence OF tn
work"
Herman Harjcs. OF Morgan. HarJes 4
Co. and president OF the American Re
lief Clearing House. cabled:
THE American Relief Clearing House
cognizant of the magnificent efforts
which YOU committee has made sine
the beginning of the war to alleviat,
distress and suffering among the refu
gees and civil population in Frame
through the medium of the Secours Nat
iorul, which efforts have been crowne'
by so much success, desires to expires
its renewed thanks and appreciation 70
your great work in this splendid cause
together with its best wishes for tn,
complete successful outcome OF the fetl
you have organized in aid of this grea
Humanitarian work. The Secours Nat
ional is most admirably and economi
cally administered The need for tn
coming winter will be very great"
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GAINES SON TO ACT HERE.
Will Appear In Ills Fathers Plays
In the Coming Fall,

Derwent Han Game, son of The novc,.
LIST, VIII come To this country in Sep
temn"r 10 act under the management Of
Joseph Brooks in his fathers play
Pete This is "A new version of ..rhe
ManNman.' IN which Wilson Barrett
acted here a score of years ago Mr..
Han rewrote the play. and Pete, was
a great success on its production in Lon
don.
Game has been appearing in
ms fathers pieces for the past four
Years, chiefly In the English provinces
lie made great Successes in The Chris
tan n Drake" l.. y. Parkcr's NAV
which Beerbohm Tree produ ed in Lon.
don Mr. Game will act first I'm Mon
treal on September 10. and viii then come
to New York, He will produce .Drake,
in this country.
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MRS. BELMONT TO SELL
A MOTOR FOR CHARITY
Gathers In a Good Sized Sum
From Visitors at New
port Casino.

NEWPORT. July 21.--As Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. did at the Red Cross lawn fete
last Summer, Mrs. q. II. =. Belmont has
turned salesman for an automobile. The
car was given 10 Mrs. Belmont by a
friend interested in the cause OF suffrage
and Mrs. Belmon. will sell II To- help
swell the proceeds Of the dance to be
given AT her summer home for the bene-
ht OF the Congressional Union and of the
children made destitute by the war.
Mrs. Belmont gathered in "A good
sized sum to-day at the Casino. as n
large gathering was there for the second
days play in the mixed doubles tennis
tournament. Among them were stan
ley Mortimer. who has arrived at the
Muenchinger King for a months stay (;
Miss Ruth Pullman OF Fortress Mon
roe, a guest OF Miss Helen Tobin, Mrs,
Cochran OF New York, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence w Dolan; Addison Meiz-
ner and Merwyn Lee OF New York.
guests of Mrs. Fletcher Ryer. who was a
luncheon hostess to-day Trask Barnes
OF New York. visiting Henry Clews {;
Miss Katherine NELL. "A guest OF Mrs.
Walter Norman Eldridge, and Arthur g.
Pickering of Salem. who is visiting Ar
mold Watson Essex. Mr., Essex gave a
dinner at Castlewood tonight.
Gov. and Mrs. Beeckman entertained
tonight at Lands End. Mrs. Hamilton
Mex. Twombly rave a dinner at Vim
lane in honor of Mrs. Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, h IL a guest OF Mrs. Cor
nel!us Vanderbilt at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starr Miller
have arrived at their summer home.
Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley OF Washing
ton has arrived at the Potter cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Kidder OF Ros-
ton have taken the Muenchinger cot
tage for the summer
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WANT MRS. HEARST NAMED.
Boys Ask Mayor to Appoint Pcn-
sion OmmissiO Choices.

william Goldman, the ffteen-year-old
ex-Mayor of Public school AZ, called on
Mayor Mitchell at city Hall yesterday
and, leading a delegation of twenty-five
boys, Informed Mr.. Mitchell that they
wanted him to appoint Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst, Sophie Irene Loeb and
Mrs, william Einstein members of n
widows pension commission to super
wise the granting OF pensions to widowed
mothers.
Mayor Mitchell told them he knew Il
was an important matter, that he would
make the appointments very soon and
thai at least ''onc of the ladies' Won
recommend will be appointed"
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GEN. BROOKE, n, PLAYS GOLF.
birthday with "a Dinner
Party Also at LenOx.

LENox, July 2l,-Mi jor-General John
II, Brooke celebrated his seventy-seventh
birthday anniversary to-day by playing
n round OF golf at the Country Club
OF pittsheld with Walter c. Humstonc
OF Brooklyn. He gave a dinner party
tonight at the Maplewood. the guests
including Judge Walter Evans OF Louis
vile. Gen. Theodore Schwin OF Wash
lngton. Mr., Humstoue m Major +. V.
Preston OF Hartford.
Ambassador and Nine. Dumba gave
n luncheon at the embassy. Mr.. and
Mrs. G!raud Foster entertained at lunch
con for Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew. Among the guests were Baroness
ypu Andre, Admiral and Mrs. John II.
rpshur, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph H. Choate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia,
Mrs. John Alexandra and Bishop Thomas
+. Davies.
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81, 900, 900 WILL FIGHT ENDS.
Countess GRIIi's Last Testamen
Probated In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l,-in accord
ance with a decree of the supreme Court.
the will OF the late Countess Clara
Roberts Gall, n former resident of this
CITY. who died in Paris In 1911, was
admitted To probate to-day. The will
dIsposes of an estate worth 81 900. 900
and has been the subject of litigation
ever since the Countess's death,
The estate, $500, 900 of which was In
American securities, IL bequeathed to
relatives and n number OF local In
sti,utlons. The testatrix, az Miss Clara
Roberts, married Count Goffredoccal
CALI, an Italian, In 1887.
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EDITH LONGFELLOW DANA.
Daughter of h Poet Never re-
covered From Operation.

BosToN. July 2l.-Edith Longfellow
Dana. wife of Richard Henry Dana. a
Boston lawyer. who lives in Cambridge
died to-day in Lancaster. She was a
daughter of Henry w. l,ongfellow, her
mother having been the poets second
wife. Frances Elizabeth Appleton. Mrs
was one of the three daughters
of whom the poet wrote In his poem
THE Chlldren's Hour
Mrs. Dana had been In III health FOR
some time, and last fall underwent a
surgical operation. from which she had
not recovered. In addition to her nus
band and her two sisters. Mrs. Dana ~
survived by four sons M two daughters.
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DIED.

prRREIL. ON Tuesday, July %, 1915,
samuel T.. hurrc!!, in his siNty-third
year.
Funeral services will he held a. his ate
residence, 2ls Park place, BROOKLYN
y. Y. on THURSDAY. July -. at > T. VI
poSAHCE-Mny, Services at THE
FUNERAL. CHURCH" ?u vast
Twenty-thiri street Frank L. Camp
bell building. Thursday morning, 10
O'Clock. Auspices Actors Furi
GORDON William J. Go-don, son Of IN.
late Charles Gordon and Mary Smythe
Gordon. husband 81 Elira H. Gordon
and brother of Mrs Franklin y rr.ton
and MIS-. Morton STEELE, a. Reno, Ne
vada, Ju'y 10. 1915, Intormrni AZ
S'oncridre, Ulster county. y Y,
Thurt'sy. july 20, in tho family
Nuul
GREENFIELD.-On July q, 1913. Joseph
McClelland Greenfield. husband Of AL
die chisholm, in his ttieth year. at
his home. Rose Brae. Montc,air. y J.
Funeral private.
oKEEFFE-On Monday. July 10. 1915.
Elizabeth q. beloved wife OF John G,
O'Keere.
Funeral from her late residence, 10 West
l23d street. at 10 \ NJ. Thursday July
%. 1913, thence to Al Saints Chu-r1.
Madison avenue and l.,ih street,
where a mass Of requiem will 20
onered for tho rrpose Of her soul,
Members Of - Josoph's Alumni of
Brentwood avenue Ar" invited 10 at
tend. Kindly omit flowers.
WALLACE At his home. i5i clinton ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, TUESDAY. JuIy 20. 1915.
william II. Wallace. IN his eigh'y-hfth
year.
Funeral from his late residence, Thurs
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MUSIC ATTRACTS BAR HARBOR
Crowd Hears Concert at the DuiId-
Ing of Arts.

BAR HARBoR. July 2l-lierman Sandy,
cellist OF the Philadelphia orchestra, and
George Harris. Jr.. OF New York, gave
a concert at the building of Arts this
afternoon to a crowded house. David
and Clara Names will give two morning
musicales at Jordan Pond House on
August 3 and IL. The Tuesday forenoon
Schroeder trio concerts begin on Au-
gust 3. Miss Ruth Deyo will give a
piano recital at Miss Eleanor B~lodgett's
cottage, Northeast Harbor, on August 3.
Registrations at the Swimming Club in
cluded William Walter Phelps. II. ].
Whigham, Miss Alexandra Emery and
Miss Bowler.
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MRS. E. T. GREENFIELD.
Dies suddenly at Amusemcn Place
Near Monticello.

MONTICELLO. y. Y. July 21.-Mrs. f..
r. Greenfield. wife OF Col. +. II. Green
field of l16th street and Seventh avenue
New York, dropped dead at 5 o'clock to-
night nj the Kiamesha Casino, an
amusement place near Monticello. Mrs
Greenfield. with a party of New YORK
friends. had just arrived at the casino
when she fell To the foor.
The Greenhelds have a summer resi-
dence overlooking Kiamesha Lake. where
they were spending the sicnmer.