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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
THE OPERA NEXT WEEK.
Extra Carmen" Matinee TO Re Its
Last Performance OF season.

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n,,a arh,,d, NJ JIor,z conductive,
, soac,,i n,atino. ~ "Carner T" 90 i,st
o. 'h, soason yin ho given ON rucsday
, u.,,,, Me- Earr,r Mines Aida snork.s
"il" n,sra,, a,d NIos.rs Mar,inam,
Ama,o and Rothier. Mr.. Toscanni viii
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COSTUME DANCE AT SHERRY'S.
Organized by Miss AnnabelIn oily
plant for YounG People.

a subscription costume dance organ
lied by Miss Annabella Olyphant was
held last night in the small ballroom al
Sherry's. The patroneSses were Mrs.
Charles NJ. Chaplin. Mrs. NJ Banks Tay-
lor. Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Russell
H. Hoadley, Jr., and Mrs. Carl a. de
GcrsdorT. The subscribers Included de-
butan,cs OF this season and last. each
OF whom had three invitations.
Among those at The dance, most OF
whom were IN fancy dress, voro tho
Misses Marie q. Johnson. Tneol r.
Durham, Jane and Frances Morgan,
Eugene Rand, Eva Mall, Priscilla Ica-
body, Dorothy and Violet King, Louise
Rus sell lIoddley, Josephine de Gcrsdurff.
Lillian Talmarc. Symnh- rosa Brlstcd.
Jeanette OlypA-u'. Isabella Banks Tay-
Tor. Mary Stevens Chaplin, sylvia Hyde,
Mary CrocSer AicNaude-, Marion Tiff
rIny. Helen Hamilton, Janet Robb.
Miriam Hartman, Edith Mckc"N er.
Vera Cravath, Elizabeth Clarkson, Mar
gdret Ia Fargo, Anna Alexandra. Ilay-
ret McCook, Sylvia Holt. Emily Win
turop, Angelina hre"h, Elizabeth Nc
Wicker, Justine T wnsend. ElZahoth
Burrill. Marie Louise Rodevald, Mar
garet Luce, Jean Morris Maud Cost"r,
Elsie Stevens, Eluluor Keen, Helen
Flake and about 100 OF the =. uug
dancing men.
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GEORGE B. NORWOOD.
Writer of Humorous Poems md
Epigrnm ms Found Dead IN Red.

George Barrow Norwood con
tributor to THE sun, whose poems have
given pleasure to many readers, was
found yesterday morning dead in bed
at his home. 1856 West Seventy-sixth
street. He had been Ill since last Au-
gust
Mr.. Norwood was horn on staten
Island on October 3, 1883 He was the
son Of George Barrow Norwood, a
tea and coffee merchant. When a lad
he went 20 school in England ~ the
age Of Is he became a student at Co
lumbia IN this city. from which he was
graduated In 1878. lie succeeded his
father In business retiring four or nve
wears ago. Since then he devoted all
his time to literary work. He was a
prolific writer OF poems In the lighter
vein and OF epigrans. lie contributed
to many magazines and periodicals. For
four years his poems appeared at ire
quent intervals in THE sun.
Mr. Morewood is survived by two
sisters. Emily Dorothea and Louise Anne
Norwood, with whom he lived, ana a
brother, Henry T.. Morcwood OF quebec
Canada. He never married
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
BEATY-PECK.
Daughter NJ Late II. r. Peck WEEDS
Former City OHcfal.

Tire wedding Of Miss Constance Daw-
hsrN Peck. daughter of Mrs. CorneliA
Jawhar7 Peck and the late Prof, Harry
Thurston Peck of Columbia University,
% Julian Bonar Beatty of this city took
place last night in the Church of the
Divine Paternity. the Rev. Frank Oliver
'liN, rector OF the church. officiating.
The bride, who was given away BY
tt- cousin, Waring l.. Dawbarn, hah
Mss Mildred Hunter as her maid Of
honor and the other attendants were
ihe sses Marion Hecs. Edith DeveIin.
Ethel Dawbarn, Helen Ballard. Dor othy
CASTOR and Mildred Beatty. r Ernest
Beatty a brother OF the bridegroom, was
the best man. The ushers were Samuel
J. Reid, Jr., Louis ID. Froelich, Sand
ford O. Etherington, all of whom were
Classmates of the bridegroom At Prince
'oH Charles II. Higgins, Leonard q.
AcAreny, Louis Graves, Albert Springs
ar Alfred w. Haywood, Jr.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was a reception in the Ritz-Carfton
ballroom Later Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty
left for the South on their wedding jour
70.
Mr. Eea'y. who is a native OF South
Csro.lra, served as private secretary %
horn Grover Cleveland and Woodrow
wilson while AT Princeton. He was
y'crotary 70 George w. McAneny when
no latter became President of the Bor-
olsh Of Manhattan and afterward was
tpno.ntrd superintendent OF public build
Is and offices. lie resigned from this
ils.-on last year TO become counsel for
lie American Metal Company.
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A BANDBOX CONCERT.
Miss GOttschn'k aud Mr.. IIodesou
spread Youthful WINS.

Belle Gottschalk. soprano, and Hugh
Hodgson, pianist. gave concert yes.
tcrday afternoon IN the Bandbox Thea
tre. According 10 the custom AZ sdch
entertainments they offered alternate
groups Of piano pieces and SONGS Sir
Hodgs, II also played Mis-. Glttschalk's
accompaniments, Entertainments Of this
may be highly interesting, either when
they are given b- artists Of recognized
standing or by young asprants who dis
close valuable gifts.
II cannot be announced this noruilG
that any important disclosure Was made
at this concert. Mr.. Ii5dgson IL blessed
with a natural plano touch and uuquc--
tlOndble musical Instincts, but his grasp
of his art is of no great power and
he seemed 10 have little to present be-
You'd the bare gifts of nature Miss
Gottsohalk has a good voice ~ no spe-
cial distinction and her tone production
as exhibited yesterday possesses .u,st
OF the qualities which need eradication.
Her sin-lnS of an air from the Magic
Flute was almost disastrously bad and
hcr delivery Of Debussy's "Mandohne''
was that OF an amateur of small &c
embellishments,
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ENJOY FIRST FINE DAY.
white sulphur sojourn-r> Answer
tRil 10 tn" O,Tn.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, " Va,
April t-Tho first real Spring day OF
the season. with the thermometer dbo,,
Ga. visited White Sulphsr to-day and the
colony turned out in fuli force 10 play
golf and tennis and - ride over the
mountain paths
Mr.. and Mrs Russell e. colt NNIss
Ethel BtrrymorD, started tor New
York to-day after passing a w',n zorro.
Judge Nash lockwood also lott to-day
II" win r"juiu Mrs Redwood and their
two sons here later 30 the spring
Arrivals n the Greonhricr included
Nr and Mrs " G. de Rham Mr. and
Mrs VI { SWeony, rrot and Mrs
samuel Sachs, Mrs. Charles ". Hogan.
charles II ScrhNcr. Jr, \ Douglas
Russell, Ir, and Jean II. l.. saint Cyr
Of New York
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DIED.

BROWN Willard Parker Brown " 70.
ham Manor =. V. on s.udsy. April
= a. tho Mount Vernon Hospital
Funeral services will Ia held at the
church ~ s. Gabriel New Rochelle
Y, Thursday morning. April T. AZ
1850. :, y u and - train ieav-
Ing Grand Central station at DIS
\. " VIII arrive In New Roch.lls in
ti'nc FOR 'he services
cRO>BY.--Ou Arrn p. 1918. a, -, w..
Eleventh street. New York city. IN IN.
i'ty-niu'h wear or hts ag. waite,
Floyd Crosby. con OF the ls,c Edward
Nicoll Crosby.
Funeral service at > IN \. ". on w.s,,.
d'y April :. ., the church Of q.
John tn" Evangelist. West Elevsrtr
street and Wdver.y place. rrt.rme-.
a. convenience OF family. Pl.a.. ..nd
no flowers.
phLANo ON AnriI g. at Pho Bort.'.y %,
Fifth avenue. Caroline DeIano. dsurh
To- Of tn" I.to Morceu pelsno.
funeral services on Wednesday, Arr,
AZ 70 \ NJ, a. tho home y. he,
brother, Eugene pclano. - washing
ton square North. II Is requested tina,
no flowers he cont.
huNHt N-0n Monday. Apr'l s, 1915
E1iah' VIII" OF ~" 'ifN George ~. Dun.
luu'ra' rorN'irA az nor la.c r.ri.a,r. =,
West Elghty-f-sr street. on w..n..
Gay. The IN inst. ~ o'cIoct. n,
torment private.
TLY$N.--Arr'i r. vi'isn. ar.d ~
chapel stephen Merritt Burial ami
Cremation CoWptn', l.lghth avrr.a
and Ntnctccn'h street
HAMMOND. SUNDAY. Apru I. 1915. =.
H'n-y Hammond. 'or thirty .ous v.ar,
trusted ana faithful employee q.
Lewis & Couger who here sorrowft',
record their appreciation Of Ma Iors
servir.. his irteeritv and LOYALTY
KANE--On Easter evening. ut his r..
dence. New Rochelle. after a long
ness, Dc Lancey kane. In the 9sscni..
nrst year OF his age.
Funeral private. lnterment at Nsvro-',
II. l. It Is requested that no roa cts
be sent.
ENApP--sudirny at East Orange.
hprn q. 1913, John Gordon. young
con OF Mr. ana Mrs. W, Nelson knsrp,
aged 90 years
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KUUNE,-Suddenly. on Tuesday App
Augusta Kuhne, In her htty-n'nth ,r..
Funeral from her late residence
West lo6th street. Thursday. Arr', e.
P NJ Interment private.
hDREWi'pp--p Ile'QtN, Aptll y ~ % z
refdencc. lts Wet S,ventr h.
street, Scw York, George R,r..,
Norwood.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PLATA his rcsid ouoe, .ol IVES,
rfh street, on TUESDAY,, April 9,
after a brief illness James -. l.| ..
in his eightieth year.
Funeral private, Please omif fovor'
STALEY.--icorsc, aged 60. Service ''r
FUNERAL CHURCH" al N
Twenty third street drank + Co.,
bell Ruilding), Time lator IA
| Actors Fund.
TAYLOR.--At PouEhkcepsie, y A|..
s. 1915, Douglas Taylor. son ~ f..
| Robert Ivecigh TAYLOR ami W.
| Neville Simms Taylor. "a The Z
third year OF ht igc,
! Funeral private"
! WILSON ON Monday, ApfN s, 1919 .'..
brief Nlnoss, from rreH'
Fran,ls French WILSON, A.
headmaster ~ tho Go I'n - Co.. t...
school OF this o.u, IN tho r..
frst year Of his age
| Funeral services Will y" hold -
| church Of tho Ascension, b..
C->.-e. l.. l.. az :. or.9.A on .,..
| Npru ?, upon the n-.. ~ ~ ..
| A 81. train from no. ..
| station, ThjT,S 'h.'! .,. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
DANIEL HARRIS.
For Five Years President OF the
state Federation Of labor.

Daniel Harris. president Of the New
York state Federation OF Labor FOR ~"
l.st nv" years died on Monday AZ the
homo Of has daughter, Mrs. Henry W.
Eubino. 80 EiGhtl first street BROOK
Ism. lie MS 90 years Old and had been
Identified with the labor movement ever
since he came 10 this country from Lon
don nearly ntty years ago. II" served
in ,hc United states navy under Far
rarut IN the civil war
lie had been in Albany in behalf ~
tho labor compensation Law and other
labor legislation. He returned 70 hts
daughters home from Albarv only three
DAYS before his death. Death was
cauend hv heart trouble
Mr.. Harris was a close friend OF
: samuel Gompers. fc was formerly
president of the Central Labor Union
of New York. Pcs'des his daughter ne
leaves rwo grardch .ldrcu.
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VI Is Fannie Herdman Leakc, a daugh-
IT, Of Mr., and Mrs Francis NJ. Leaks.
49, married to Talbert w. SpraGue
q his city in the ballroom OF tho 81
Regis yesterday afternoon, the Rev. DR..
J Holman Randall of the Mount Morris
I'r'.st Church officiating. The ccre-
H0rr was performed beneath bower
L" rf'Ns and Easter lilies which dec
g. '.,' the ballroom.
The bride, who walked 10 the tenn
r'.a'" altar with her father, wore n
c.'nw" OF white satin charmeuse and
t,"..., laco and a veil OF tulle, which
''. IDld IN place by a Juliet cap or
.'r y az Dorothy Leakc was her sister $
Hft.Ddant. She wore costume OF
'7.' ruE taffcta and n leghorn bonnet
nn.l 90 correspond and carried n
.1H9I'' ot pink Killarney roses. Charles
Nr.~n was the best man. The ush-
o. H''' Reginald Knickerbocker. James
N..r Pyle Robert l.. McCready, Jr,
'.' ''.nrr" V. Taylor. .fr.
'.... was a reception after tho cere
''. and later MI. and Mrs. Sprague
' me South on their wedding trip.
Tie. w.ll live in this city.
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NEWHALL-BULL.
Boston Man Marrics Com m torres
Daughter In santa Barbara.

SANTA barbara, Cal. April 6-At.s
Margery Farauhar Bull OF Santa Bar
bara and c. Herbert Newhall OF Boston
were married to-day In Trinity Church
here. the Right Rev. Joseph II. johnson.
Bishop of the diocese OF Los Angeles.
and the Rev DR.. Charles Il. Deuel.. rector
OF the church and recently OF Chicago,
officiating
Tho bride is the daughter OF Com
modore James ". Bull. United States
navy, retired. and Mrs Bull. who have
lived in Santa Barbara for the last ten
years. She and her mother were pre-
scented in 1911 at the Court OF st
James's by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who is p
friend OF Miss Bulls grandmother, Mrs
Alpheus 8. Williams OF Detroit Mr.
Newhall is son OF Charles Ncwhall and
has lived In Boston all his life.
After a honeymoon trip Mr.. Newhall
and his bride will make their home In
Boston.
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Ila-vood, was married To Elliott Moore
Comsiock OF INotyton. Conn. yesterday
al Brambleiyc, the country home of her
parents in Chester. Conn. The Rcv.
William A. Eirkwood. pastor of the
broadway Tabernacle. ofTiciatcd. Miss
Rtca HARDWOOD, twin sister OF the bride,
was the maid OF honor and the brides
maids were Miss barbara Cheney OF
New York and Miss Alice English OF
New Haven. Everitt Bacon Of this city
was the best man and the ushcrs were
George Seeley, Richard Giiderslceve,
Roger Bacon and Lawrence Fuller. Az
ter the reception MIR. and Mrs. Com
stock left for California and on their
return will live in lvoryton.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

There will he sale this afternoon
nj the home OF Mrs. John T.. Alexandra,
l6 East Fifty-thirl street. for the bene-
Az of 81. Mary's Free Hospital for Chl-
dren.
A dance for the benefit of the Home
Garden Settlement will be held tonight
AT sherry's. Among the patronesses arc
Mrs. II Hobart Porter, Mrs. Edward
& Knapp. Mrs. Courtlandt r. Dixon,
Mrs Case Gilbert, Mrs J. Muhlenherg
Bailey, Mrs. Ryder Henry and Mrs.
Henry / Riker.
Mrs Albert Steiner held an informal
reception Yesterday afternoon for her
hrother-ln. law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID lie Roy Dresser. at her home, Lex
lngtou avenue Mrs. Sterner will hold
another reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Dresser this afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Paine Greenfield,
daughter of Mrs. Ernest NJ. Greenfield,
will be married TO Jesse Metcalf this
afternoon In the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Ludlow
Fowler. daughter OF Surrogate Robert
Ludlow Fowler, TO Eliot Tuckerman VIII
take place this afternoon at the home
OF her parents, .s West Tenth street
Mrs Thomas Dimond gave a dinner
last evening in tho Ladies' Annex OF the
Metropolitan Club.
Mrs William Buel Franklin gave a
small dance last evening at her nome.
oos Park avenue. for her daughter. Miss
Grace Franklin, who will be introduced
to society next winter.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the University Settlement will be given
this evening in the Plaza ballroom.
There will be music, recitations and
tabeaux wants.
Mrs. william Carroll Rafferty, will give
a theatre party for young people on
Monday, taking her guests afterward "a
sumner AZ the Waldorf-Astoria- She will
give a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria
| an April lS.
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Francis French Wilson. II. for thlr-
teen wears one Of the head masters OF
the columbia grammar school died "'
pneumonia on Monday last. He waS
born In brooklyn and was graduated
from Columbia College In 1866. lie IN
terrupted his college work TO serve IN
tie civil war. For many years Mr' VIII
sons home was in Rockville Centre !. l.
lie was president of the village In 1883
and for twenty years president OF the
board OF Education. He was for twelve
wears president Of tho village public
library and he was an organizer and
a director of the Bank Of Rockville
Centre. lie is survived by hts wife, two
sous and a daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
R. E. SHERRY TO WED DIVORCE
New Yorker Marrtes Mrs. Boxio In
san Francisco Next Week.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 6.--Robert T.
sherry, son of Louis sherry OF New
York. IL expected here on Friday 30 as
10 marry Mrs, Mae Madeleine BoZio OF
New York and this city on Wednesday
Of next week.
Mrs. Bozio. formerly Miss Mae Cos
.igan, is a sister Of J. J. Costigan, a New
YAK broker. Her father, the late
Thomas Costigan, was a pioneer CALI
fornian and made a fortune in mining.
The wedding will take place In the
home Of the brides elder brother James
d. Costigan, Mrs. Bozio was divorced
IN Los Angeles a few years ago.
Mrs. Rozio, who is 70 years old, had
kept the news of her engagement to Mr..
Sherry a secret until her prospective
husband started from New York TO claim
her
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--s.5ud. a school chum OF the bride,
vas he matron of honor and Miss Cath
enc II sscll sister % the bride, was the
MAD Of honor. They were dressed alike
d. costumes of ralest pink taffeta COM
tr,1 with tulle OF a corresponding
s-1de trimmed with tiny clusters of pink
'c.-- and forget-me- note. They wore
t'oNl straw hats trimmed with brown
u'o and pink roses and carried
tu1uo's Of pansies and apple blossoms.
s'l'ge. Eliot of Boston was the best
ran. There We're no uehers, Tmnledi-
asr after the wedding ceremony there
pa- a small reception and Mr.. and Mrs.
N|'' l'tt later on their weddinG trip.
They viii live in Oyster Bay. l.. /.
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Major David ". NtIlcr.

GLoRGkrow%. Conn, Apr. s. --Major
David II Miller president and treas.
lr,r Of the Gilbert 4 Bennett Manu-
featuring Company, d'cd Yesterday In
his eighty-fourth year. He had been
connected with this company and rs
predecessors for s.Nty-'No years. begin
ming ss bookkscner. We was horn N
I.ondon. England, ana came 70 the
United states at tho age of Il. He was
q member 81 the Eighth Regiment,
Washington Greys IN New York city
b,f fore the civil war
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Haske1l-Ca mrrou.

The wedding OF Miss Marjorie @.
Cameron. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald stuart Cameron of Upper Mont
clair ". j.. to Lieut.. James Bryon
Haskell. U. s. A., took place yesterday
afternoon In the chantry Of Grace
church The ceremony was performed
oy the Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery.
rector or the church. and was witnessed
by small gathering of relatives and
friends.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Curzon HoN-
man OF Baltimore have announced the
engagement of their daughter. MISS
Eliza Lawrence Hoffman, to Irving
Bowdoin Klnesford. son OF Daniel T..
Kingsford OF Short Hills. y. j. Mr..
Kingsford Is grandson Of tho late
Mr. and Mrs George S, Bowdon.
Mrs. Thomas c. Carson of Pittsburg,
Pa, has announced the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Aida Bcnham Car
son, 10 William Shepherd Dana of
Mastic. l.. ]. No date has been set Tor
the wedding.
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William Harkin, -, head 81 'ne
Ieathc. firm of william Harkin & Sons
died on Monday At his home, 392 Pa
ciiie street, Brooklyn. lIo was horn IN
Ireland and had been "A resident ~
Brooklyn for nifty years He was active
In Democratic politics in the First AS
semhly district. lie was a member of
the Parkway Driving Club and tho 81.
Patrick Society His wife, eiGh, sons
amh a hauEhter survive him
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Grey-MnyO.

JAMEsPoRr. L. J.. April 6.-Miss
Phebe b. Mayo, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Mayo. was married
to-day al her parents home to John
r. Grey of West Creek. n. j.. by the
Rev. Frank voorhees,. pastor OF the
Jamesport Congregational Church. Be-
cause OF the recent death OF a brother
of the bride only the families and n
few friends were present The home
was decorated with Easter lilies, and
the ceremony was performed beneath
a floral arch. Mr.. and Mrs. Grey Will
live at West Creek, y. j., after their
wedding journey.
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LEE-HARRB.
Married in Montgomery, Ala.
Couple VIII Live in New York,

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 6.-.Hamp-
ton Lee OF New York and Miss Mary
Ellen Harris of Montgomery were mar
ried this evening In the home here OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. q. L.
Harris. The matron OF honor was Mrs
Gars!de Harris. the maid of honor Miss
Annie Chandler and the flower girl Miss
Katherine Flowers.
The bride was given away by her
father. She wore a platinum necklace
set in diamonds, the gift OF her parents.
and pair Of carved platinum bracelets.
the gift OF Mr. Lee. The wedding ring
also was platinum. The ceremony was
performed by Or. n. II. McCaslin.
Donald Lee OF New York was best man
After a trip to Palm Beach and other
points in Florida the couple will be at
home at II East Eleventh street, New
York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
IleatinR-ScOtt.

Wedding of Miss Maud 7. Scott,
o'H-Hf.r Of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
H'' n' 49, West End avenue, 10 Cle,us
h'''P of this city took place yesterday
,''r'ng m Holy Trinity Church. the
l.' l'.m e. Mccormick, rector of the
,.l'"I officiating, The bride, who on
h'e4 uIo church with her father, had
N.., Rose 0'Rrien of Brooklyn AS her
t'''0daut, and Ralph Heating, a
..'.no" Of the bridegroom, acted an best
~" On account Of mourning In the
o'''"- family the reception following
H." Wedding ceremony was only for the
uhmo .t'c families.
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JAMES S. BELL.
" ashburn-Crosby Mills WIN sns-
rcud During Ills Funeral.

NiNSEArhLrs. April 6.--Iares :. BELL.
president ~ tho Washhurn.C Crosby COM
paUy, died Of heart disease yesterday ~
ls home here. During the funeral the
mills Of tho company nv Minneapolis,
buffalo. Louisville, Great Falls and
Kslispeu. Mon. Will 7usncnd operations,
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In New York To-day.

Wykagyl Country Club, meeting. Hotel
Manhattan. S +, NJ.
National civic Federation. conference
on welfare work, Metropolitan Tower. I
J.. ".
Lecture, The Offce of Mayor" Mayor
Mitchell Hayemeycr Hall. Columbia
University, 4:lo l.. NJ.
Lecture, THE Fire Department" Com
missioner Adamson, Cooper Union. 9
y. NJ
Rainy Day club, meeting, Hotel As
tor, . 80 Il, NJ,
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MARRIED.

MEIGs-POPHAM On April g. 1915. Mrs
Georgia +. Meigs and Henry NJ Pop
ham.
PAIGE-ASHMORE On Monday Apru
), by the Rev. william Thomas Man
ming. u. n. Alonzo W. Paige 90 Doc
l.. Ashmore
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Funeral Of De Lnncey \. Kane.

NEW ROCHELLE, April 6.---Thc funeral
of De Lancey Aston Kane VINO died at
his home on Davenport Neck on SUNDAY
last. is TO be private, Mgr. McNicoll OF
Pelham will say prayers at the house ~
10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning. Tho body
will be taken TO Newport, K, /, I'm the
afternoon and n private service will he
held In st. Mary's Church on Thursday
morning. The interment will he az
Newport.
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to Mrs. Morgan's Home

Plans have been filed for building a
one story addition to the eastern part
and mansard roof o. the main part of
the four story dwelling of Mrs, ], Plerpont
Morgan at the northeast corner OF Madi-
son avenue and Thirty-sIxth street
Delano & Aldrioh are tho architects.
The estimated cost IL $4,000.
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George steel CT, formerly a partner
IN the stock brokerage firm Of Graaf &
Co and lately connected with the Fire
Protection Company in Manhattan, died
on Monday AT his homo. 572 Lincoln
place, Brooklyn
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Brother Blandti.

BALTI MORE. April 6,--Brother Blandin
vice-president of Rock Hin COLLEGE Id
dead Of pneumonia lie Was born In
Luxembourg seventy years ago. joining
the Christian Brothers order In France,
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Hiram kROwltOn.

PORTLAND. Me, April 6.--Hiram
Knowlton, % years old died here to,
day He prepared the original draft ~
tho SturgIs law for tho strict enforce
mont OF constitutional prohibition.
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New SON for Mayor and Mrs. Cu-icy

RosroN, April Ga son was added
10 tho family OF Mayor and Mrs. James
NJ Curley to-day. the now baby being
their nth child and third son.
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MACK In evcr flitNty. urn'f "
beloved wife, MAY G'nh '.' u O.,
who entered NE eierua. Nn.
only sood night beloved not tA-eNc...