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DINE AT GOLF COURSE TABLE,
'sr's entertained At Atlantic CITY
by T.. T.. StOtesbuPy.

ATLANrlc CITY, May ia group OF
Wealthy Philadelphia men visited this
Ivy 10 play golf and held a dinner to-
mkh' al the Hotel Traymore, The party
was composed OF members OF the board
" governors Of the Huntington Valley
.yI"'ty cub at Noble. They came here
WAN EDWARD T. Stotesbury on his pri-
aaIe car and went Immediately to the
ms OF the Atlantic City Country Club
az Mortified.
me winner OF the frst prize. a gold
sartt,e case. was c. b.. Buxton. j.
i.u'her'ord McAllister. president Of the
rra"N'n National Bank, Philadelphia.
WI second prize, "A silver cigarette case.
me table at the dinner tonight was
a,raugcd 10 represent a golf course. ca
'"r fpN and Jay Cooke arranged the
Jung Edward r.. Smith OF New York
!olned the members here. Others in the
.ar'S were Sydney Emlen Hutchinson,
nnreh . clay, Robert Il. Glendinning,
nehrY NJ Watts, Edward f.. Henson,
Madeira. WV -
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MRS. M'LEAN, D. A. R.
ORGANIZER, is DEAD.
EX- Prcsidcnt-General Of the
National Society Passes
Away in Baltimore.
TAKEN I'LL IN APRIL

baltimore. May io.-Mrs. Emily Mel
son Ritchie Mclean. 81 years old, wife
OF Donald Mclean. a New York attor-
ney. and formerly president-seneral OF
the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. died this afternoon at the Church
Home and 1nfrmary. She was brought
to the institution on April IL from Nor
folk. Va. where she was visiting her
brother-in-law. Rear Admiral Mclean.
Mrs. McLean was stricken early In
April. and after being treated at Norfolk
the attending physician advised that she
be brought 20 Baltimore. Thu best spe-
cialists were in attendance and every
treatment for her ailmcnt known to
medicine and surgery was employed.
Ono Of the best known women In the
United States. Emily Nelson Richie Nc
Lean. achieved celebrity rs a speaker
and writer on patriotic and educational
topics. She had IA genius for organi-
cation and displayed In more than
sharply contested election OF the y. A.
X. her talent for politics. Her interest
ir the Daughters was profound because.
IL has been said. the organization exein-
Iliiicd patriotism and true American
ideals.
Mrs. Mclean was born Mt Prospect
Hall. Frederick. Md, on January rs.
1853. She caino Of a Southern family
and was the daughter OF Judge John
Ri,chie and Betty Richie. h was
graduated from the Frederick Seminary
tnow tho Noman's College, in 1873. and
thereafter took graduate courses Ia Ian
guage, history and mathematics.
On April "a. 1888. she was married TO
Donald Mclean. who was thsn practis-
ing law In his city. and who became
subsequently one OF the foremost MEM
bers OF the Now York bar, as we'll as n
leader in historical and patriotic So
%cieties. Judge Mclean is a son OF
Col. George W. Mclean OF the United
States army and Il grandson of Gen.
John Mclean of the Revolutionary army.
Mrs. Mclean was n charter member
OF the II. A. r. and was largely re-
sponsible for It becoming a vigorous
national organization. She was regent
OF the New York city chapter for ten
years was President-General OF the
national society several times since
1905. In 1905 she was victorious In
her campaign for election az PRECEDENT
General despite the fact that the So
called administration influences in the
society opposed her candidacy.
IN 1879 n scnolarshu was established
in her name at BarnarA College by the
New York Chapter of the n. A. T.. In
1909 the Emily Nelson Richie Mclean
course Of lectures on American history
was established. to he delivered in Me-
mortal Continental Hall. Washington, ID.
e. In 1926 and 1896 Mrs. Mclean was
commissioner from New York to the
Cotton States and International EXPOSE
tion. and to the Jamestown Exposition In
1907.
With her husband she lived at 1876
IEnox avenue In this city. Mrs. Nc
Lean leaves three daughters.
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DIED.

gLAKE-At his home. EnS!evood Y T..
Thursday, MAY is, 1916. Clinton n.
Blake. son of the lat. uamlin and
Elizabeth Dexter Bake ana beloved
husband of Mary L. Blake. IN the
sevcnty-third year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence,
rns '"o"d, y - Oh Suhday' MAY a.
~ "''V oN'o'"
uol.pEN.-On May is. George A. Holden.
aged SO years. husband OF Nav
steele and son Of the late Edwin L.
and Emmclin. Holden.
run''"' ''''..'' ~ w ."'c recurrence i'
hfNc'S'p' ''N"' "" 'u"pny a't"rhooh'
-'So o''oNH
aged IS Funeral ,ron
THE CuUH,U" o1I Nc,,
Tw,nty-third street ,CaunhelI uuud.
inr,. on SATURDAY.. II o,clocL
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LIBRARY WINS WRIGHT APPEAL
B~auest % 100000 "a Washington
Heights Branch IL Upheld.

Tho Appellate Division decided yes
tcrday that the New York Public Lib
rary q entitled to receive the 800. 900
willed by James Hood Wright TO the
Washington Heights Library. Mr..
Wright died in 1884. but the bequest did
not become payable until recently. when
tn" deccdent's sister. Elizabeth J.
Wright. died.
The k~nickerbocker Hospital. formerly
the J. Hood Wright Hospital. which
vas ~residuary 'egatee under the will.
claimed the beauest on the ground that
Since Mr. Wright's death the Washing
ton Heights Library has been absorbed
by the New York Public Library. but
the court holds hat the Washington
Heights branch of the public library. NJ
Tooth stree: ard 81. Nicholas avenue.
fu,fls the terms Of the bequest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-20
GIVES BACHELOR DINNER.
Douglas W. Paige, who viii Wed
Miss Julia II. E:dey. IL Host.

Douglas W. Paige. who will marry
Miss Julia II. Edey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick f.dey. In Chris,
Church. Bellport. l.. l.. on May 81. CAV.
his farewell bachelor dinner last nigh,
at Sherry's.
Among his guests we're Alonzo Paige
Charles A. Lindley. j. Howes Burton
sydney J. Smith. Harold :. Vanderbilt,
James b. Taller, Philip l.. Foster. Rob-
ert W. Goelet. william F.rhart. Hobart
Porter. Henry W. Slocum. Hartman X.
Evans, Samuel rockingham. Eben Ste.
vens. Bevis Coulson. Richard Warner
Douglas Campbell. Charles Meyer, Mich
Olas Blddle. q. Harry Gruner, q. Clinton
Miller. Morgan La Montague and WILL
lam Constable.
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MRS. MAUD FREEMAN LLOYD.
Was Well knows In -Four Coun-
tries ~ n kennel Authority,

Mrs Maud freeman Lloyd. well known
III this country and in Australia, New
Zealand and South Africa as an
authority on dogs, died yesterday at her
home. 81 West Tenth street. Until two
months ago she was in the advertising
department of THE SUN, managing the
kennel department, when she resigned 10
undergo an operation.
Mr~. Lloyd came OF a noted Irish
family OF sportsmen named ~Finch-Smith.
She was born hfty years ago in Sofas.
a country seat now occupied by the
Burke-lioChes in Mallow. County Cork.
Before her marriage Mrs. lloS'i was a
We'll known tennis player. having won
championship cups OF the country clubs
in the south of Ireland. She met Mr..
Lloyd in Johannesburg. Africa. where
they were married.
Two years ago she became connected
with THE SuN. She was also an
authority on horses.
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McGREW-GuDER.
BridegrOOIa's Father Performs
Ceremony In Graaercy Park Home.

Ceremony In Graaercy Park Home.
Miss Dorothea de Kay Glider. a daugh.
ter of Mrs. Richard Watson Glider, was
married to Dallas d.. l.. McGrew. son
OF the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. George IL. Nc
Grew OF silver Spring. Md. at moo
yesterday In the HON Of her mother,
- Gramercy Park. Owing to the III
ness OF the brides mother only relatives
witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the bridegroom's father.
Miss Glider. who was given away by
her brother. Rodman Glider. was unat-
tended. She wore a gown OF white satin
and old point lace and IA veil OF this
lace which fell over a long court rain
She carried "A bouquet of lilies OF the
valley and white orchids. Erwin Car
roll acted as best man. There We're no
ushers.
After the ceremony there was a small
reception for relatives and a few friends
and later Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew started
on their wedding trip. They will live
In this city.
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II New York To-day.

Principals club dinner. Hotel Aston :
Shakespeare pageant, Hudson Park. $40
Firth control meeting, Union Square,
Military, naval and aviation tournament,
Sheepshead Bay. $3.50 =. n,
Twenty second Corps OF Engineers. ". O.
N. ", dinner. Hotel Astor. y. N.
%ssaXy:'fR. Tr:,%.'n frG GSry'' riy's:. Sew
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David 4. MAXWELL.

David 4, Maxwell died suddenly yes
terday in his siXty-th!rd year in his
home. o22s Valentine lie was
a member of knights Templar and was
active In its affairs for many years, Mr.,
Maxwell Is survived by u widow and two
ons j. :. Maxwell "f the firm Of J. :,
Maxwell \ CO., real estate brokers, and
". j. Maxwell.
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Mrs, Clara Y. Clifford, vito NJ Isaac J.
clifford, cN-'ounty Judge of Rensselaer,
county aud now in the rcal estate bus
rcss IN Brooklyn. is dead In her homc.
1856 Prospect Park West. In addition 10
her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs
J.. lie Roy Sanford.
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T.. =. Valentine Estate aS2I.5'2.

Theodore :. Valentino. who died on
November II last, owned more than one
third of the stock Of the Sinclair &
Valentine company. manufacturer Of
printers ink. He left an estate appraised
Yesterday At SAGN.3li, to his widow.
Anna Clark Valentine,
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Movements Of Yachts.

NEw nNpoN, Conn May ~l9.-Steam
yacht Vanadis, Commodore Morton T..
Plant. N. Y. Y. C., arrived this morning
from New York. where she has been In
winter quarters, and will rendezvous
here for the summer.
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MARRIED..

Friday. May 10.
at - Gramcrcy Park, by the Rev. Or
George H.. McGrew. Dorothcs Dc Kay
Glider. daughter OF Mrs. Richard wat.
son Glider. 10 Dallas u. l.. McGrev Of
New York.
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AARrlS, In lowing memory Freezer, l.
Alfred Martin OF Manchester. vsrmon;
Died May 20. 1919.
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Al the Woman's Peace exhibit at eos
Fifth avenue this afternoon William
Jennings Bryan Is to be "A speaker. The
others who will make actresses include
Algernon Lee. Mrs. Louise Frank and
Anna Mcclure.
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THE

The Cunarder Andania. sailing TO. day for
Falmouth and London. has aboard fifty seven
OF the Harvard Unit, bound for the western
Evening star., 1916-10-14
CARTER. suddenly. on Wednesday,
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Robert Forsyth of Pittsburgh, Pa.
and Martha f. Struder of Alexandria,
Va
ter
William r. Spicer of this city and
Libbie Holzclaw of Falls Church. Va.
Charles c. Gilman and Anna L. Cow
Delaware~s% Smith and Bertha Tur-
ner, both of Richardsville, Va
Edward F. Appling and Gwendolyn
X. Penning
Russell L. Beverley and lola Gray
James w. Throm of South Boston. Va,
and Grace Davis of Charles Town, w.
William r. Kienle of Valley Stream,
n. Y. and Cecil f. Heineman of Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Eddie NJ Miller and Thelma B. orn-
dorff.
William A. Smith of Aberdeen, Md,
and Laura Wood of Philadelphia, Pa.
Werner l.. King and Helen Moravitz.
John E. Boardley and Ida NJ. Taylor.
Millard c. Pleasant and Emma C.
Clark.
Frank T. Wolf and Mary c. French.
Norman L. Sydnor and Ella H. Bry-
ant, both of City Point, Va.
Sydnor l.. Owen of Williesburg. Va,
and Pauline p. Holloway of Redoak
Va.
Walter Fl. Akehurst and Ella Hare,
both of Baltimore, Md
Fred w. Holden of Middletown n Y
and Elsie l.. Pfaff of this city.
Joseph o. Brown and Luedeal E
Miller.
John Gaub and Elsie L. Shaw
Herbert Shepherd and Mollie F. How
ard.
Evening star., 1916-10-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Thomas f. Poole, II years, George
town University Hospital.
Otalie Mccoy, 65 years, GEORGETOWN
University Hospital
Margaret Ogden. 60 years, George
Washington University Hospital.
Emma b. Reeve, so years 1926 18th
street northwest.
Frank NJ. Tompkins. SO years. 1893 Sd
street northwest
J. Leo Yates. 81 years. 627 Irving
street northwest.
Elizabeth y. Bohrer, 80 years Wis
conSin avenue extended.
!, Ella H. Keefer, IA years, $50 5th
street northeast.
John w. Clark. IS years. Garfield
Hospital
Wilbert Sullivan, 16 years, Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
William T. Gordon. Al years, 14le K
street southeast.
William Z. Gingell, So years. 1882
2Sth street northwest.
Alice Heller, years, Blair road. D. c.
William ]. Naylor, 65 years, 407
Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
stephen II. Martin, 10 years, Tubercu-
losiS Hospital
United States Soldiers Home.
John A. Douglas, years, 2301 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast
Daniel p. Trewalla, rs years. 112 4th
street southeast.
Caroline Dawson, "a years, 757 7th
street southeast
Frank r. Hunton. months Chill
drens Hospital.
Clarence w. Morris, months. Ana
costa road, ID. c.
Mary E. Smallwood. 56 years, 1913
l7th street northwest.
Bertha Kerrick "a years, Pomeroy
and Morris road Anacostia.
James Young, 60 years, Providence
Hospital.
Eliza Green. 81 years, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
William A Shorter. 73 years, Wash
ington Asylum Hospital
Frederick Ford. IS years, st. Eliza
beth's Hospital
Georgiana Harper, 4g years. 1914 G
street southeast
Evening star., 1916-10-14
MRS. WILLIAM BAILEY LAMAR.

| is visiting at the residence of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John H. w Thrush, 1863 Parkwood
place northwest.
Mrs William H shryock and Mrs AL
bert c. Thorn are spending several weeks
at the Marlborough Blenheim. Atlantic
| City. Mrs. Shryock is recovering from a
serious illness.
Lieut.. John ]. London. L. s. N: Mrs
| Percy Proctor and Miss Helen McCay
| Phillips Of this city are among recent ar
rivals at the Lafayette.
Mrs. ]. V Stone and daughter of Provi-
dence. r.. J., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Rosenthal. 235 Florida avenue
| Mrs. George Barnett of Washington, wife
of Maj. Gen. Barnett L. S. NJ. c.. will
| give a luncheon November I at her resi-
! dence at the marine barracks Washing
! ton. in honor of her cousin. Miss Wallis
| Warfield her fiance. Lieut. f. Winfield
| Spencer. jr L. S N and the members
of the bridal party. The wedding of Miss
| Warfield and Lieut. Spencer will take
| place at Baltimore the following evening
at 6 30 o'clock, at Christ Protestant Epis-
! copal Church
| Wednesday afternoon of next week Miss
Anita Warfield will entertain at luncheon
at Salona Farms, the country place of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mactier War
field, near Tmonium, for Miss Warfield
and her bridesmaids.
Miss Mary Emo, who is spending some
time at White sulphur Springs, was
among the riders out on the trails yes-
terday. Miss Emo is well known as an
equestrian. and rides frequently during
her annual visits to Washington.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Jean Mcmillan Worthing-
ton, Brooklyn, to Lieut.. Otto Frederick
Lange n. G. S. N Y, a native of 81
Paul. Mimi. Miss Worthington is the
daughter of Rear Admiral Walter Fits
hugh Worthington, L. S. N and Mrs
Worthinston. Lieut.. Lange is with the
23d Regiment, now stationed at Ell
Paso, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. RidgeIy Simpson. who
have been spending some time travel
ing in the orient, and who visited Mr.
simpsons parents, Capt. Edward Simp-
son, L. s A. and Mrs. Simpson in the
Philippines. have arrived at Vancouver
and are expected to return to Ralti
more next Wednesday. They have taken
an apartment at the Avon for the
winter.
Miss Ethel f. Hundley of Baltimore
has Joined her parents. Dr. and Mrs
j. Mason Hundley, after VISITING tba
Misses de Pena, daughters of the min
lister from Uruguay, at their summer
home at Blue Ridge Summit
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude N. Bennett ara
at the Brighton after an extended stay
in the Catskills and New York civ
Mrs. Marie Il. Schrader of New yorL
the well known writer on the draw,
is at present the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Bennett "'1
Evening star., 1916-10-14
DIED.

BENDER. On Friday. october 13. 1916.
at 1910 am. Mrs. CETIE BENDER,
in the Seyenty-Second year of her age.
Funeral from residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John WINFIELD. No. I6 North
Kent street, Winchester. Va. Monday,
october 16. Interment at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va, Monday, October 16. 3
pm. IA
BOLEN. On October II. 1916. at 1915
beloved husband of Emma n. Bolen
Cnee Schooley). in the fifty-eighth
year of his age.
Funeral tstrictly private) from resi-
dence pm. Sunday. October Is. Re-
mains can be viewed by friends up TO
noon Sunday at his late residence. 15s
BOYLE. on Saturday, October :. 1916,
in New York City. JOHN FRANKLIN.
beloved and only son of John r. and
Tillie V. Boyle.
BRYANT. On Friday. October ls. 1916,
at 4:45 am, at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Fred w. Brown. 600
6 street northeast, Mrs. MARY A.
BRYANT (nee kane).
Funeral on Monday. October 16, at .
am, from Holy Name Church. Inter
ment at Mount Olivet cemetery. 49,
CARTER. Suddenly on Wednesday, Oc-
tober Il. 1916, at West Palm Beach,
ria JoftN fRANCiS CARTIER. Jr.,
beloved son of John +. and Fannie ID.
Carter of BIB Newton street, Mount
Rainier, Nd.
Funeral Monday, October f6, at ?
o'clock. from Mckendree Church. Re
mains can be seen at Wright's chapel
10th and streets northwest. after
sunday noon. Interment at Glenwood
cemetery. Is
FINELL. On Friday, October 13. 1916
at 6:10 pm, Mrs. ELEONARA FINEL-
L. beloved wife Of Joseph Finelli
Notice of funeral hereafter Bangor
Pa. papers please copyD
Evening star., 1916-10-14

at 4 O'clock when Miss Mildred Brown
North daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weed North Of that city, will become the
bride of Assistant Paymaster Edward
superintendent Of the Naval Academy
and Mrs Edward w. Eberle.
Rev. DR.. George Mcmillan Fiske, D. D..
Will perform the ceremony. which will
be followed by a large reception at the
home of the brides parents.
Miss Mittie Arnold will be maid of
honor and Miss Marion Martin Baker
and Miss Virginia Brown Oetby are TO
be the flower girls
Lieut.. Everett p. Capehart. L. S. N,
Will act as best man, and the ushers
will include Lieut.. William +. Eberle,
Lieut.. Solon f. Rose. Lieut.. Richard Il.
Byrd. Assistant Naval Constructor Gar
land Fulton. Ensign Allan w. Ashebrook
and Ensign Henry Mullinix. all of the
United States Navy.
Mrs. +. Il. McCagg of Cincinnati has
leased the residence of Miss Emily
Tuckerman, 1901 18th street, which was
occupied last season by Jonkheer van
Stark kenborgh- gh-Stachouwer of the Meth
erlands legation and Nine. van Starken-
borgh -Stachouwer. Mrs. McCagg, who
has spent the greater part of her time
abroad for several years. is planning
to spend her winters at Washington.
Count Claes Bonde, secretary of the
." ttl5H ltBdtlOf, " no mas DetH III
charge of the consulate at Chicago
since the early spring. returned to
Washington today for the winter.
Mrs. James A. Shipton, who passed
the summer and early autumn at the
Warm Springs, has returned to Wash
ington and joined Col Shipton at their
residence in 18th street.
Lieut.. William II. Holcombe, who has
been on border duty during the sum
mer and Mrs Holcombe have taken an
apartment at the Emerson, where they
are now settled for the winter.
Mr. T T. Wong, director of the edu-
cational mission to the United States,
returned to Washington this morning,
accompanied by Mrs. Wong. who arrived
at san Francisco on September 26.
Mr. and Mrs S. c. Neale will return
TO Washington tomorrow after d
months absence. After spending
short time in Canada they have been
motoring through the New England
states
Mrs. Harriet Waldron Dedge an
nounces the engagement of her daus
ter, Agnes Efiie, and Prof. George Jof-
dan Blazier. Prof. Blazier is mem
Der OF the faculty of Marietta College'
Marietta, Ohio. where he is librarian
Mrs. John Russell Young has re-
turned to Washington, after four
months spent at Blue Ridge summit,
Pa, and is located for the winter at
1913 l. street.
Senor Don Roberto AnciZar. formerly
first secretary of the Colombian lega-
ton. accompanied by his daughter
Senorita Matilde Ancizar, left Washing
ton today and is sailing shortly for Ar
gehtlna Senor AnciZar has been pro-
NOTED to be minister to Argentina. ana
upon his arrival will assume his ne"
duties.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who was a
guest last week of her aunt. MRS:
CoWles, at Pennington. Conn, returned
to Washington yesterday.
Mr. Reginald De Koven has joined
Mrs. DE koven at Hot Springs, Va.
where they will remain until the end
of the month.
Gen. and Mrs George w. Goethals,
VINO are in New York, were among
Evening star., 1916-10-14
SEEKS HUSBANDS ESTATE.
Mrs. Martha E. Dean Petitions for
Letters of Administration.

Mrs. Martha f. Dean has filed a peti
ton in the Probate Court for letters of
administration on the estate of her
husband. John r. Dean. a plastering
contractor. who died September %.
Mr.. Dean left real estate including
premises $50 and 922 Sheridan street,
923 Longfellow street and lots in Bou-
levard Heights, Md. He also had per
sonal property and uncompleted con-
tracts.
The entire estate is estimated at s1s,-
90 Besides the widow, his next of
kin are Alice Lucy Dean, Catherine
Rose Dean. Robert Sylvester Dean, Sa-
rah Marie Beard. all of Washington,
and James Leslie Dean, U. S. A The
petitioner is represented by Attorneys
William NICK. Clayton and Edward f.
Colladay.
Evening star., 1916-10-14
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Alonzo J. and Naomi E. Thompson,
girl.
John J. and Stella E. O'keefe, boy
Arthur A. and Mary Nauck. girl.
William f. and Elizabeth Linkins,
girl
John and Helen kurtz boy
James l. and Loretta NJ Fowler, boy
Valentine and Marie J. Falconi girl.
Edward \. and Sarah +. Elliott, girl.
francesca and Maria De Caroly, girl.
Henry l.. and Edith G. Clark, boy
John G. and Emma J. Brown boy.
Thomas Z. and Sadie L. Bennett, girl.
Robert Fl, and Marion l.. Beach. girl.
Robert and Ella Countee, boy