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MURRAY CRANES HIT
WINS A BALL GAME
Golf and Cricket Also Enlivcn
Days Happenings at
l'ittSficiI.
MANY DINNER PARTIES

r,Ir>tiELu. Mass. July :i-Ex-Sen-
c,ur IS. Murray Crane had a party Of
f,rt, men as his guests this afternoon
st his Mount Pleasant farm IN Wind
,nr There were many sporting events.
Including , baseball game in which Mr..
cra., was captain OF a team which de-
f., cI thtt captained by Matthew n.
81, ,tr.6sc. with the score tied. MIR.
crane made u home run which won the
gam, tor his team by the score Of ~
t. 90
william :. ,;riswold won the golf
hail Sweepstakes at the Lenox Club this
nufuIug. IN. JON \. Hartwell. Samuel
~Frlthiughlu. Robert W. Paterson, -. r.
Dana. A,,cn - Fenno. George Dickin-
son and George T.. Turnure were among
IL, Contestants.
trckc,ers from the country places Of
MIR. John T.. Alexandra, Mrs. William
l. ;. Griswold. Thatcher NJ. Adams and
GIraud Foster defeated 4 team composed
G: pltycrs AZ Elm Court. Mrs William II.
slcanr's estate. his afternoon. The game
was played on Elm COur lawn.
Miss Frances Plumb is entertaining
Miss Emily Hornblower OF New York at
tine Maplewood. in pittsneld. Mrs. Emma
Barnes Of New York gave a Inner to-
night FOR Miss plumb and Miss Horn
blower.
Miss J. Woodward Haven was the
hostess FOR the Casino dance In Stock
bridge tonight. Mrs. Drexel Dahigren
gave a dinner at the Lcnox Club. enter
tanning "A dozen friends. There was an
arrangements OF gladioli for the table
setting. After dinner the party went to
the Casino dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Sorchan gave a dinner at the Morse
villa IN ~Stockbridge for guests who went
to the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed
entertained at dinner for their daugh-
tiers. the Misses %Symphrosa n Grace
Brisied.
Mrs. +. Norton Goddard gave a din
ner for friends Of her daughter, Miss
Alice Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wood
ward Haven also gave a dinner before
the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. :. Griswold
entertained twenty-four at dinner at
Nyndhursi The table was decorated
with phloN.
Mrs. ". Ingalls, kimball. Miss Kath-
ryn ktmball u Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Darlington arrived to-day at the Curtis
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Montgom-
cry Of Greenwich. Conn. are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. G. Squire. Mrs. r. II.
siearns is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK w. Stearns OF Boston.
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BURLESON SITS ON THE LID.
" nshinItOn - NtrtuaU, Deserted
nv OticIRIs.

N~SHINDTuN, July 2i.-N d~hlugtOu ~
= deserted village on this week end so
far as ofiicialdom Is conserved Ir"si-
dent Wilson and seven If the ton mem.
hcrs Of the tahinet are ont nf town and
all OF the second tier who could get
away have FASTENED to nearby resorts.
Secretary Lansing ts spending the
week end At Mtuchr.tcr, Mass, as tho
guest of col House secretary McAdoo
is in Maine \ttorucy-';encral Gregory
Is at blue Ridge summit. Pa. Secretary
Wilson - At his country home IN Penn
svlvanii. and secretary Daniels AT
Mourcnedd, \ g. secretary Rcdreld *
away on his vacation and Secretary
Garrison II ~ Scahright.
As the senior member of the Cabinet
the city Iostmastcr-,ieneral Burle-
son Is sitting on the lid"
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MANY HOSTS AT HOT SPRINGS.
line Christian Hnusr Ent-rtains
at Barton IOdgr

Hot SPRINGS. Va. July 24-Mme.
Christian Hauge rave n dinner tonight
at Barton lodge. and among ner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew !. Akers.
A dinner and dance at Boone cabin was
given last night by ]. r. McAllister for
Miss Helen Stevens. daughter OF George
W. Stevens OF Richmond. who arrived
yesterday In their private car. The
Stevens family and their guests will
spend several days next week at
Natural Bridge. Va.
Shannan Meany Will join his parents.
Gen and Mrs. Edward 4. Mean>. at the
Homestead Monday. after a week at the
Greenbrier. White sulphur Springs.
Gen. Meany will be the principal speaker
tomorrow evening at the minus meeting
NJ the Hot Springs Valley Nursing As
ISOLATION.
Sir Rodman Robin and Lady Robin
are expected at the Homestead soon.
Sir Rodman resigned last May after
fifteen years service as Premier of
Manitoba.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Reid Riley Of
Boycc. Va, who have been spending
their honeymoon at the Homestead. left
to-day by motor and after a few days
in Washington will go to California to
attend the exposition. Mrs. Riley was
Miss Minnie Conrad.
DIR. l.. I. cole, who IL at the head
OF the Trinity School. New York. has re-
turned after a visit here. March Turner.
who has been at the Homestead since
early in April. has also returned to New
York.
Arrivals to-day include II. u. Taylor.
A. G. Bush. V. NJ. McGrail. who motored
over from White Sulphur, and j. NJ.
Brockentrough OF Richmond, Va.
Decatur Axel Of Richmont is spending
the week end with Mrs. Axel at their
cottage here.
Mrs. Jeanne Wilkie OF New York gave
a tea at the Casino this afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Wolf have gone
to Atlantic city for a month.
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ARRIVALS BY AUTO.

"ATEhs'RY. Conn. July .i-Motor
t'''als At Hotel Elton on the Ideal ,our
l''ludo Mr.. Gordon Bell and Master
'I'I'on Bell, Jr, New York ,Locomo-
NJ hie) DR.. and Mrs. =. n. Lutz and
W. hrooklrn tCadillacJ Mr.. and
90 w. ! S"hutt and Miss Ingram.
,tpourne, Australia oHup) Mr.. and
Ms o. r Nolan and party, New York
,hNoN) Mr. and Mrs. :. Schin and
ms, Sohif, New York CBuick) John
u cross and Miss Cross. New York
tlr1crsb Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Curtis.
sew YORK tPrat) Mr. and Mrs Otto
- smith and party. New York tCadil-
1acl Mr.. and Mrs. u. ". Wlthcrspoon
ana Mrs J. scott Parrish, Richmond,
w. Packard Mr.. and Mrs. IsreaI
fl'ram ANA Mrs. q. W. Carleton, Sara
tx H~arckard).
MiNcllEsTER Vt. July 2t-Arrivals
au'" 1T the Equinox House include
VI and Mrs, H.. j Ross. Miss Ross
"'' Mr. and Mrs. !. l.. WykoT, Holyoke
.N''Nou.p i. Is Mahon, James X. Ma
bon I". Miss Laura H. Mabon, Nor
Vols Coma tPicrce) Mr.. ana Mrs.
. p Ton gbot'om, MIR and Mrs. NJ. n.
Long. Philadelphia tCadillac) Mr.. and
W. li"nry \ Bishop, Bridgeport
,'''..trdI; Mr.. and Mrs, George l..
h'. |". Miss VI. r.. oft. Mamaroneck
y Y o~rtckard) Miss ~. W Saxton.
W. r. ~Spfdone. Brooklyn UOdkland) :
W. nd Mrs Frank Il Mct'ord, Mr.. and
'lure. Weymouth, lluS ing ILo-
c-'..l'I u. ". idmmcl, Mr.. and
" - " blaine, Cleveland U,ozIerI.
>'N Mass, July 2I-Motor ar
" Hotel ~Aspiuwall to-day in
..'.f NJ and Mrs. e. y Whittlesey.
Nv London. Conn ". + Hykes. chi
ego M ORamblcr) Mr., and Mrs.
J. Gr,gNold. Griswcldville. Mass, Nj.
hnl Mrs. T.. l.. Williams, New York
'Sie'eusJ r. g. shannon. Mr.. and Mrs,
Y g shannon, Master Robert Cleaves,
NJ j. II, shannon, Brockport, y, Y,
'Iacht.dl Mr.. and Mrs. H.. II. Cowles.
Cl'H- Fans, y. Y. Cpcerless) Mrs. q.
J. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A,
Simpson, Jersey city. n. J. I.ancia)
Me- T. H. u. Saxton. Msss e. Chi
'us''r. Nlss T, Spadon". Brooklyn, "
y O'tckard) Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schultz. New York 1Alco).
'u"rERsTuwE, n T., July 2t,-Auto-
mobile arrivals al the Otesaga were Or.
aud Mrs. r q. Dickson, Miss Virginia
Dickson, Troy, n, Y. ~tPackard) Mr.,
lnd Mrs Richard Gersline. Mr.. and Mrs
James Gllies, Rochester. y. Y. peer
ltSsl M. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bauer,
~spgagN"id, ohio l~Packard) Or, and
Mrs II s n. Ryder. Miss Marjorie Ry-
oer, npuPhkecpsie. y. Y. tVelie) Mr..
and Mis- ". ". Stone. Dr A.. T. Genius.
MIS- Ethel Genius. Chicago tFiat) MIR.
ana Mrs. r. !, Howe, Saugerties. ". Y.
lc'dlllacJ,
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MRS. CARAVAN SEEN
THIS WEEK IN MOVIES
Films viii Not Have 10 DO
With the Murder ar Incl
dents Of Her Trials.

Mrs. Florence tarnan, vino was ac-
quilted of the murder ~ Mrs Lulu
Bailey In the office uf her husband. Dr
Edwin tarfnan. at frccport, \. l, viii
not after All sec her home sold at auc-
ton TO satisfy - mortgage of $4,000. As
was threatened by sheriff Petit The
mortgage was put IN the property by
Mrs. carinaus husband to raise money
for her defence.
when II was first reported that Mrs,
Carman was going tu pose IN the NOV
ing pictures there was y strong pro-
test, since IT was supposed that the IN.
cidents of tho Railoy murder might bs
shown on the screen But other mat
ters In Mrs. carman's W." will be tho
subject of the pictures soon to he re-
leased.
A number uf Mrs. t,rmirs friends
in Frceport. vino have always ~ On
confident of her inupcencc. formed 4
company to fiul"ce = motion picture
enterprise. II II thought that the .N-
hibition OF the pictures throughout tho
country may yield money enough 10
cancel the mortgage.
Mrs. Carnsn's home life will lie shown
In the films. The Views will include
her arrival at home after her ~Hcquitt2l,
Mrs. Carman iccdiig her chickens on
the carmau farm IN New Jersey. and
- hAAi . - Ais'N ~ ~ - y ''f
lie. The pictures were made hv the
Imperial Film Company aud Will lie
shown at the Savoy Theatre uu Tues
day.
II trust the public" Mrs. Csrmin
said yesterday. will not CO. sur. me
for accepting this very generous oftcr
of my friends to save my hum" from
being taken away from me. | could not
lind any other way out of the difficult
position In which ! was put hN the great
expense of my two trials. II * anything
but a pleasure to haN" thousands of
persons gaze IN the pictures and say,
That liz the woman accused of MURDER
ing a sister
1T H. only because the picture does
not portray any Of the horrihl scenes
connected with the death of Mrs. Bailey
or with the two trials | was compelled
to go through 20 prov, my Innocence.
that | have consented to appear In
them
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MUCH ENTERTAINING
AT N~ARRAGANSETT
Several Parties Motor From
Newport for Luncheon
at the Pier.

N~ARRAGANsErT PIER. r. /. July a.
While the lawn fete At the residence Of
MIS-. Charles Oelrichs in Newport at
tracted many OF the Pier colony to-day.
several motored over from Newport for
luncheon and polo here
William X Hunter of New York, with
Or. Chlro. II. Casimir de iiham and
Charles de l.. OelrIchs. came by auto
mobile and Joined Miss Antoinette
Bloodgood, Mrs. Edward Burgess. j.,
Mrs Arthur Cooley and Mrs. Marion
Ashdown for luncheon.
Miss Marjorie Smylie Of New York
entertained AT luncheon at the Casino.
n. Rrevoort Kane also entertained.
Mrs. join Van Syckle of New York
arrived to-day and Will spend a month
at the Revere House.
Miss Lyra Brown Nickersnu of Provi-
dence entertained ten at dinner Tonight.
Her guests included Miss Mary Com
stock and Miss katherine Schermerhorn
of New York.
Miss Hope Realc and Miss coruelta
Leidy lunched at the Russian Embassy
at Newport this uon
New York arrivals include Mathew
son: r. Loring Wheeler, Nj aud Mrs =.
% Taft, \ g Schneider, II. l. Hadley,
=, L.. Dawley, Mrs. j. NJ HAYES. Mi. and
Mrs. A. /. Calder. Mr. and Mrs, : -
Ward. Mrs ! We'll, MIR and Mrs. WiIhcr
Johnson Atlantic: Mr.. and Ms +. II
owens. Nj and Mrs. Frank t.. Smith
Imperial MIR and Mrs. Henry Itt!eson.
Pier golfers over the poiut judith
links Included the following New York
eIs v. W Young. MIR. AMI Mrs H. l..
kingSland. Mrs Charles r. Snowden,
Mrs, Henry Harrison, Mrs John Il Fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. !, Goddard. il, Mrs.
Wharton Poor, |" = Clark. John Welsh.
Csrvl Roberts and Mrs Philip Stevenson
The tennis PLAYERS were: John q.
Thomas. Stanley Iienshaw, Harold IIar-
yey. Douglas Walters, Mrs. de copprt,
MIR. and Mrs 5. II. Bind. Mrs. David :.
Baker. W rlunkett Stewart and George
THOMPSON of New York.
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MISS GABRIELLE WARREN and Whitney Warren as japan. In
WI the centre, above, Miss Muriel Winthrop a Italy. On the left
Mrs. Craig Biddle as America.

Miss Lopokova and her CON
cluded the evenings formal programme,
and then the guests went to the i'm
mense ballroom, where there was gem
eral dancing and where supper was
ser we'd.
COmmitte~ In Charge.
The committee IN charge was com
posed OF Mrs. whitney Warren. cha.i-
man Mrs. Oelrichs. Mrs. Walter MAY
nard. Miss Maud. Wetmote, Mrs. Ogd n
Mills and Mrs. Condo Mast.
The p~atronesses were Mine. Bakhme-
ten. wife of the Russian Ambassador ;
Sonora de Riano. wife Of the spanish
Ambassador Mrs. Il. Livingston Beck
man. Mrs. Charles :. Whitman. Mrs. r.
Lothrup Ames. Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. Harold Brow B.,
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown. Mrs. /.
Townsend Burden. Mrs. Hamilton W.
Carey, Ms. Henry Clews. Mrs. John Il
DreNel. Mrs. Gambrill. Mrs. Ogden
Goelet. Mrs. i. :. Grand de Hauteville.
Mrs. Arthur CurtIss James. Mrs. Penn
broke Jones. Mrs. George Gordon King.
Mrs. Louis Cass Ledyard. Mrs. Louis
I.orlllard. Mrs. Walter Maynard. Mrs
Condo Mast. Mrs. Oelrichs. Mrs. George
l.. Rives. Mrs. Burke Roche. Mrs. James
Andrews Swan. Mrs. william Watt,
Sherman. Mrs. Rutherford Sturtevant.
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. Leonard y.
Thomas, Mrs. Cornelius Nandeg bit. Mrs.
French Vanderbilt. Mrs William h
Vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs. George Henry War
rem. Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs. Ha,nil-
ton Fish Webster. Mrs. George Peabody
gilmore Miss Maude We,more. Mrs.
George u. Widener and Mrs. william
Woodward.
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PAGE BRIDESMAIDS CHOSEN.
bishop BOyd-Carpenter VIII on.
ciate at wedding Ceremony,

special 'dbie Despatch to TuE sr>.
LONDON. July 2i-Announcement was
made tonight & at Bishop Boyd-Carpen-
Yer VIII ofiicidte at the wedding OF Miss
katherine Page. daughter OF the Ameri-
can Ambassador, and Charles l.oring in
the chapel Royal. 81. James's Palace, on
August 4. The bridesmaids are to be
Miss France Leggett. formerly of New
York but now OF London, and Miss
Katherine Seton OF Auburn. n. Y.
Only a few friends will be present at
the ceremony besides the family. The
reception at the American Embassy
afterward will be informal.
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Oidhcl1 T. Burt e. 60, whose an
,c>tors wcr, tanners ON Long island
r.. moro lIUtu 2Ou Years. died Of heart
truuhl,'on FRIDAY AZ his home, 1915 Amitv
s,l,,i. tlush'uE, Queens. II" WAS born
I'D Elmoui. T. I. arl for mauN years
pr,Nru u large farm uclr tho .. retiring
- few wears ago Nc is survived hv his
son. clare Buri,s, superintendent Of the
Astoria ferry.
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Miss Maria de- l. rgil. who is IN New
mort for ;he summer, desires h. have
her many friends know that 81 ha' not
Joined The suffrngistS. ~ has boa
stated ia some rewspnpcrs Mss de
Bprril has during this GUNNER been
actively Interested IN connection with
the fund now being raised In Ne, port
for children left destitute by the war,
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ZETA BETA TAU WINS CUP.
award Made Ia Columbia student
competition.

The Delta chapter OF the Ieta Beta
Tau fraternity at Columbia University
has received the first award of the sill
Yer cup presented to the university for
competition among the fraternities repre-
scented there. Frank -. Fackenthal. sec
rotary Of the university. announced the
Iward yesterday The cup was given
to the chapter with students IN Columbia
College having the highest average for
the college year of lgli-lsld.
The Zeta Beta Tau was closely
pressed for first houors by rs. Epsilon,
Alpha Delta Phi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
and Alpha chi Rho. Under the terms
OF the gift the cup will be held FOR the
year following the yea OF competition
10y the successful fraternity.
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The Pageant Of the Nations was en-
acted by members Of Tho summer colony,
in costume indicative of the nation each
represented. \ prologue was recitod by
Miss Jacques Archer of the Sumurun
Company. the verses being written by
Clinton Scollard, France was repre-
scented by Mrs. toward q. Gushing, who,
attired I'm sCiutillatiug white drnlOr and
riding n cream white horse. took the part
OF Joan OF Arc, Mrs. King 'arlcy rep
resented China, Miss Doris T.. Iiyer was
holland. Mss Marguerite tdp"rion VAS
England, Mrs. William Woodward was
spain. with baskets filled with snow
balls, which she tossed to the audience,
Miss Hlricttc Post portrayed Iceland.
Miss Gabrielle Warren was Japan, Miss
Margaret Perrin. Russia, and Miss Mu-
riel Winthrop. leading u donkey, Cay,y
hctrappr1. Italy, and Mrs. craig Biddle
had the place of honor as America.
Miss Lydia I.opokow brought the
afternoon programme to "A close with \
number OF dances IN which she had the
assistance Of n group of dancers taught
By herself, and 4 quartz! ~ dancers
W q were present through the courtesy
OF Miss Gertrude Hoffman, Those with
Miss Lopokova were the Misses Bertha
Knight, Sybil Maitland, Ruth CrHmor.
sylvia Bromlcc, Lois Lancer, Laurel
Carey, lucile Lancer and Janet Jack
son. Miss ~lIOffmam's protcses were
the Misses Doris Lloyd, Martha perrie,
Mildred La Cue and May Jennings.
\ scene from an Dchrc hnint dressing
room was given by MISC Mary sash.
Miss Florence Nash and Mrs, Condo
Nash. This number opened the eve
ming performance. which wac cillsd Her
Ladyship's Wardrobe" II showed the
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special c1bie be,p1ich - TnE ST.
L"NpoN. July Eth ar Likelihood
Ioudon's famous music halls, mo
Palace, the Empire I'D the AihantbIa,
viii soon be conducted Icy one syldi.
cate II j. announced that arrange
ments are ul der way boy which his Is
To be accomplished.
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The registration FOR the summer ses-
sion at Columbia has now passed The
5000 mark. breaking last summers rec-
ord 10y 900 students Prof EFhcri hl.
It course OF lectures b, Peter
II. Goldsmith director uf tho Pam
American division of the American hs-
ISOLATION for International Cancellation,
on Typical Lyrics of spanish America"
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J,rr CANNON - years old, = retired
Firr Impairment captain, died pu FRIDAY
At his hume. 373 Lexington avenue.
liruuklyu. tie was connected with I'm
giuc COMPANY - If the old volunteer do.
rlrtmcut /, fore joining the paid depart
mcul, Ne leaves q wife, two sons and
. daughter
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'pfcIrI '0bIe NCsp01rh 10 TuF ~
INWs. luiS gi-OHt hundred INST
class pds-or gers and forty SaDo 4 c,Ass
Messengers are hop,od 80 sail by TIE
+ rrrcl .lncr i,sp,gUr from RordcsuN.
The, include William u. Corey, l'heo-
lore Pope, Lee y Barclay and Aston
knieht,
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adjusting Of many gowns 10 Mrs Madi-
son Lemon Miss Mary Nashb by her
maid Mrs. NashD, and the endeavors
OF "a manicure Miss Florence NASH in
the meanwhile to work on Mrs. Leuux's
Anger tips.
Many CreHtiOns.
In this scene eleven negligees We're
tried or bN Mrs. Lenox, and, then
exhausted. she fell asleep. and IN the
lcsultiug dream evening gowns To the
number of seventeen were tried on .:er
by Julie. tie maid. These gowns were
the essence OF the latest sreations by
New York modistes and We're remarka-
BILE demonstrations OF the dressmaker's
art
The uegligces were represented by
Honey moon. Sultana. lntime. Joyeuse,
Flirt. Kol kiltchik. Sarogine, How lSong
Ago, which Shall II Be simplicity and
An Boudoir. The evening gowns were
represented by Orduni, Tridnon, Aurora,
Soleil de Rose, Pom Pom, N~ishramNan,
4 bed cation. t,sme, shirley. The FIRST
PARTY. Yesterday To-morrow, lie Bal
Poudre. Lionne, Ready for me tete.
Perhaps. Her Majesty and New YORK
At tae conclusion OF Her l.adyship :
Wardrobe Miss Ada Sassoli rendered
several harp solos. and then followed
the pageant Of the nations. the same
"a given In the afternoon. but even
more effective with the moonlight upon
the lawn.
TIT dancers. led by Miss l.opokova'
,enea.ed their dances. "A Midsummer
Nights Dream in Newport was the
tile appended to the original dances.
the music being selected from compo-
sitions By Mendelssohn. n dancing by
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FoEr WAYNE, Ind. July Ct Manuel
Frank, ~ years old,.of this city, asserted
that he II the countrl's great.
grandfather, following the birth Of \
daughter to his grandson. Jacob Me.
man of Chicago Mr.. Frank was ma rrisd
when he was - Years old.
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NEWPORT Il /. july 2i-Germ1ry
and Austria had no place in the pagear'
OF the nations which ri a feature nf
Fashions Passing SHOW" given tins
afternoon and tonight al Rose Cln. ;ho
summer home of Mrs Hermann Oelrlcns,
for the benefit Of the Secours National.
The pageant had places Tor France,
china. Holland, England. Spain. Japan.
Russia, Iceland. Italy and America. the
native costum, Of each being shown.
The fete. which was novel In It's idea.
was u beautiful affair. This was the
first time that anything of the Kind has
been given here. and as il was for char
ity II served Il double purpose. Tho
large attendance. both afternoon and
evening, had a chance To see an assert
ment Of many beautiful gowus shown
by models from the leading costumers
and dressmakeTs of the country.
The idea was that Of Mrs DelriChs,
and the committee headed by Mrs. Whit
ney Warren had been working FOL weeks
to make the affair "A success. This i
did ma every sense of the word. The
weather was perfc t and no bette riacl
could have been selected than the home
of Mrs. Oelricns. Tor the arrangement OF
the terrace and it's surrounding lawns,
trees and fountain made a natural STAGE
setting.
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The committee had the cooperation OF
about eight Of the leading costumes,
and the gowns and costumes that mad
been prepared for the occasion gave an
excellent idea OF what the coming fash
ions are going to be this summer ana
autumn, The display of gowns was IN
termiugled with dances by Miss LYDIA
~l.opokova and twelve dancing girls, aud
the programmes for afternoon and eve
ming were SO varied that many OF the
summer colony and members of the So
cial set We're present at both perform
auces. Many remained for the general
dancing and supper that brought the ar
fair to "A close. and when all accounts
are settled 1t is probable that the total
receipts VIII amount to several Thousand
dollars.
TIL entire production was staged by
Richard Ordyuski. the Polish producer,
The first unbc OF the afternoon per-
furmauce was called "l.ookIng lulo
Fashions Mirror.' The opening scene.
A seashorc scene. ''habits dc Bain'' con-
sisted of three parts. Neptune baugh-
ter. Charm Of the Ocean and Sea Foam
being the cQstumcs "a Game of Tennis
at the Casino showed two tennis cos
tunes. the Queen of Sports and A sum
mer Day. The Winner Of the Tomb
stone" had a golf suit, Tho Lido.
rolo was illustrated 10y two suits. Gin
Rickcy and HiGh BAN, and the act was
named "A ,;i,l and a Goal In Sight.
The mos pretentious Of the scenes was
Afternoon Tea IN the Gardens of the
Tria non fourteen costumes being
shown, Including saros. \ Request, Baby
Mine, I'm Lonesome, Wcena, gia.
Auteuil, Moscovite, La llagc, Toxic,
Casino. The Dawn Of a Tomorrow "a
group of six autumn suits), Five O'clock
Tea, n Newport. The concluding seen"
OF Looking Into FASHIONS Mirror was
"The pauphin's Bride
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-07-08
GRANVILLE

We are having lots of rainy wealth.
er at the present.
James Hargis is getting along very
well this week.
Jim Fox has been worse for the last
few days, but is better now.
Mre. Annie Myers has been better
for the last few days.
Mrs. Henderson Eller is worse than
common.
Mrs. Odell Myers is doing very
well at this writing.
Miss Anna Ruth Hargis, spent the
night with Miss Helen Page Jackson
Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Myers was at Mrs.
Odell Myers Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Eller spent the night
with Miss Ruby Myers Sunday.
Miss Larissa Myers visited her aunt.
Mrs. Annie Myers.
Mics Dimple Huff and sister wrere
at Miss Larissa Myers few days
ago. &. Sweet violete.