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TENNIS CROWDS CONTINUE.
We'll Known Persons See Forest
Hi1ls C~Outests.

Many Of those who have been in at
tendance from the beginning Of the lawn
tennis tournament at Fores; Hills were
present again yesterday. besides some
newcomers.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Connfel;
motored from Southampton. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cop
pell. Walter Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Ward. {. Suydam Cutting, Mr., and Mrs.
Hamilton Pell. Mrs. NJ. Barger Wallach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Richard. Bedell
II Harmed. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bernhard.
Rober; Sedgwick. Jr.. Mr.. n Mrs. Her.
bert NJ. Hartman, Oliver Hartman.
Reginald Waterbury. Oliver Perrin, Will
lam STOW. Miss Ethel Carhar;, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jorge Andre, Mss Eleonora Sears.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Pell. Livingston l.. Short. hob
ert Z. Sands. George Ethridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Wassermann, Charles II. Mar
shall. Gilbert Francklyn. George Rose,
Dr. John kelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lie
Roy, George T. Adee. Mr.. and Mrs. James
S. Cushman. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Cav
try. DR.. and Mrs. Forbes Hawkes.. Aymar
Johnson. William NJ. Coe, Henry l. R!ker
and Floyd Warren.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

nEETToN WOODS Y II. Aus. 30 -
whl,e Mountain mo,orI.' ~ tnr Mount
Pierce, New York Orierce' Howard u.
Eimepdort Now i1tk ,tadr..ss. MI;
c. Nrooman, New York chandler, claude
W: Buck, San Francisco tNanonall, Fred.
, MSnc J.; sNiswrr , MgH''l1sr 2pssh"Sr1i I
4. Webster. New York Chalmers. Edgar
r Bailey, Boston tS'carn.' Mr., Andrew
Draper, Boston Cadillac, Walter N;
Haste. Rochsster Packard Mrs Z.
Marburs, Baltimore 'Fecksrd' Donald
I.agre, Boston ,st.arnsr; n. MANTLE
stewart. Boston tAsrmonl Alher, C. M.
Boston. Cadillac. Mrs. Martin Little,on.
WATERBURY; Conn. Aug 9o-Motor
arrivals At the Hole. EI,Sn Over nc Ideal
William Built, Philadelphia ,Whitc,j Nj,
%ssr Fred Wsh%aN j Rai, 1S% 'AeSo,,:
Mr.. ' F. Ieto%p>s, Mis- RS,S Friiits. Sew
GGSSa arl.. ' Dsyis. Mon H%%aHlPN rea "i-'' <. J.
.~Locomohile) l. Thomas, Miss Thomas,
Miss MILF; short h.ii;a \; = rri,TGc.;
MAScifEsTER. VI. Aug so.-Arr,va,s
SSiyud"s' Mn and Mrs \ sHayne George
Bevied. Toledo pierce; Mr.. and Mrs.
II c.. Cook. st, Louis John b Co!san,
troit: =. 7, Dwight, wWIamstown, win.
TOM Mr. and Mrs a NJ wriShI' Be-.
ton 'Gsd''laSr; Mrs John III, Mis- u.s.
and MR.. w, Il. Evans, Mrs il. W, Di6ie,
NcNbury, Mass, Mrs ! \ Evans Br9okline
Murdoch 4 a. Murdoch, George AIDE. In
dianapolis, John q. jerks, chicago loco
MOBILE Mrs, J%hn Zee Trsat' Mss Tr.s'
New Haven. ,simpleNp: Mr. and Mrs: re,el
0uackenbush. Paterson ,pnryea) NJ, and
Mr., and Mrs ELMER q, Turner, Louis 4
Turner, Elizabeth Turner. Akron, Ohio
mudson); Mr.. and Mrs, W. l.. Sloan,
RUTLAND W. Aus. so Au,omoenl.,,
arriving q, the Hotel Beratck include II, u
%a,hr,s W b G.,nr!e' Ssw I%rk ,TlerTTI. ..,
srastard5; Mr.' Lillian Zoe, ,Mr. and Hr.
J r, nenni;9n; Mr. and Mrs wi,iisn
tnt:oleo'"; Mrs' G Grsss, and pariy
party, New Haven l.Simplex> Mr. aud Mrs
H. T. Mills. Frank Mitchell, New lorl
| dackard,j Mrs, frcderick Birth, Clement
Birth. New York ,rierceb Mr~. C., u, But
lcr, Mrs, W, Hsskins, Miss Naskins
brooklyn ,Piercc,. Dr. Leon L. Walters
Mrs. William Groupe, New York ,olds
"CouPERsTowN. y. Y, Aus. so.-Auto
mobile arrivals at the o-te-sa-gs t"-da,
included Mr., and Mrs. Clarence NJ Davis
Mrs. u Cobb, New York PACKARD; Mis-
y. J Noah. I, Noah, Baltimore rierce
Arrow; Mrs. W. II. pefore~t, summit, \
J, r, u. .Rlau.clt,. New Brunswick, ny
Mr.. aud Mrs. II, NJ, Moore. Nonkors. Mr.
,Wintonl: Mr., mud Mrs, q. \. Carton
Shorhurn, Miss !. u Avery. Norwich, Conn.
H. Brown, l., X. Rcinssssn, tlevrlsn,
,C~dnlac); Dr aud Mrs !. r. Howell
John Z, Howell. Jr. Wilkcsharrc. IA
,S,evousI; Mr., and Mrs. q, T., Hclch, Ruf
fslo Uicrcc- Arrow: Mr., and Mrs. u. Cort
l"rd Taylor. New Nork tPierce. Arrow,
and Mrs. 2. u. Norwood. Kingstol
tRso). As.sss1
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AZTEC MOVIE WILL
BE FILMED IN LENOX
Miss Henry Of southampton
Writes Scenario for Red
Cross Benefit.

Lemon. Mass. Aus. 30.-Miss Grace
+. Henry. daughter Of Nj. and Mrs.
Howard II. Henry OF Southampton, l.. L..
has written the scenario for motion pic
lures 10 nc taken In l.enoN for prcscnia-
ton nj tho annual Red Cross benefit en-
ter;a.nmont. Tic title s. Treasures o:
The Inca and tho scenes are laid at
the Lenox station and on various LenoN
estates. William H. osgood Field Will
take the pictures.
Mrs. John Shepard. Jr.. Of Boston won
the Curtis up. . up and TO play. to-
day In the womcu's golf championship
-.cu~ra.rer, 81 .sc W.ac.ccy"k C'rr'",
club course. Great harrington. playing
the finals with Mrs. !. I. Bates Dana q;
New York. The semi-iinals IN the
woinen's singles tn the open tennis tour
Iament IN Stcckhridso will he PLAYED
tomorrow by Mss Craze Br.stcd. Mrs.
\. H. Chaplin, Miss Helen Rice and Mrs.
Katherine W. TyssovShL.
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DIR. W.. ]. SEABURY
DIES AT 70 YEARS
Father Of Judge and Promi-
ncnt in Episcopal Church
Affairs.

N.;i,ia, -. -
'o"e' 'e"ou'!' H. ~ QUO VI
INC most noted clergymcn In the Epis-
copal Church, died Yesterday in East.
hamn,o, n, ,,o IT..
80 "'' VI ne '''' JUS
'""'uei ecapurE' lie was AZ years Old.
DR.. Scabury was the NTH OF an un-
broken line of avc generations NJ r,,..
,o.a, - -
~" ."'s'"e"' a"hohs whom was
bishop Samuel Scabury. the first l.pis-
copal bishop in America. He was horn
In Non, yorL ,a,,.-. .. ,e,, t..
n..,.-.- y 20 ""'
si"uua'eu from 'olumbia University IN
1886. lie studied law in the Office OF the
late stephen i. Nash and was admitted
to the New York bar In 1858 and en-
gagged In practice. Later he entered the
Genera Theological Seminary. New
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DAVID JONES TAFT.
Furnished Srars for America Yacht,
International Victor In 1881.

David Jones Tan. said 10 he tho oldest
sparmakcr IN the United States. who
furnished tho spars for tho schooner
yacht America. which won the lnterns-
tionai cup In 1851, died yesterday IN his
nincty-siNth year at MS home. IS Nor
ton street. Brooklyn. lie was born at
Babylon. l.. l., Angus: IL. 1891. When
l. years old he entered the employ q:
has brother. a sh!phuildcr \ few years
later nc became his business partner and
made spar making his special line. lie
retired from business twenty wears ago.
lie was one OF the founders Of tho Dry
Dock savings Bank and for forty years
was its vice-president. From the time
:hc bail; "as organized "a 1851 IA, 81.
his death he was "A trustee.
lie - survived by three sons. five
grandchildren and five grcat-Erandchil-
drcn.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

waldorf Astoria-Henrv Thornton. II p
B.nney Boston. q /. Meade and wife, tlevc-
land: = J .hard-, Baltimore george Per.
oval. J + l. Macdonald. y. II Bacon. Mon.
t-rsi: : Curtis. Washington. 4 Campbell,
Chicago
Hclrout-w \ Rrvson, Cincinnati: !. :
Wilson. Ir.. baltimore y = nelly. pcnyer
\ T. .nonnel. Washington ! Il, Locke. Ruf.
Go Mr. snd NJ :. Linn H., hns'l',
.a.est-ss"s;- r. y ~r-s.si;. AMI W. c..
i i'..d. n rss,I%' " IJ" j ! SF' rT,niii1.aoirni.
" ) Packard. Hos'on Harry W Mitchell,
Cisridgc-r. ' Nnrcu.c. Richmond II. r.
noid, Toront" u u Boycc, Cleveland A NJ
VANDERBILT Mrs VI Norma Marshall. Boston
Mrs. J. Randolph. 81. Petersburg, lila.
Maahsttan Charles Isthrop rrcA, Lakewood,
y J DC Cook superior. Wis VI Eurli,
Detroit: u g Hsllcrpn. Boston u ; WHIT
McAlrln -H$rt =, Finls,. sydn,y l. t..
EHhl. huhsio n snd Mr., v a. 'isr'
son, Memphis Thomas !. ,orcurHu and family
Cincinnati.
,rl''swc J md Mr.. T,s. TER, Hsgtc.
BhltimSo Jsincs VI Rlssc. philadelphia Mrs
L.. Y. and tho Misses Estou. Toronto
Sc'herIsnd { H. Bake and VIE Roche
VIC. Saw snnah tde Pearson. rrovidcnce.
Murray Hll-i Nelson Hood. ouebe- =
Eurlsht Little Rock 7 = ot,s Rostou; J.
= N'Wi Et'l' HtbA' - AN'N w u ah'.
Worcester.
.Rtz.Csrl,on- George n r Klcin philsdc'.
rhia: j c and Mrs Watson. Montreal. Nj
am Mrs Foster CHAMPION New York city
Morton Jourisn and uIic. :, Louis
Farm iveulc-H W. Knight. Glcus Fs''s
Marry Iamhcrton. Franklin. IA Or and
Mrs. ' = M~CErtook. ksnsss Guy. pr john
4 and Ms trey, jackson Mich
Stratfo-d- Ms Fe--ce Brintou. s.. DaNids
Pa /, T Morris. Flint, Mich.
wolcott r VI Rockford. Roston. y II
Patton, wichita. Kan Mr. Edlth q tianf.
san Philadr.ph!s. j. r Kennedy. Ncun-s
town. OHIO
Marle Autoincite = , Wh'tmoro and wife.
san Francisco Major and Mrs : Y Crahbs
! - \ VI : Van lu-cn, =. Joseph.
Herald ~qlsrc-Frsrk : taylor, Austin,
" J Warwick Rufslo: \ whitney,
bridgeport. ! " sterling BaltHiors. = 4
How ARD. Washlnston, pr l. Rsm!rc.
Nicaragua
Impcrrai V Daily. Nj and Mr.. Chsrle.
stewart, OHIO. A.-R Walton. Toledo, " :
Carter Calgary W v COZ er. Baltimore,
John r Hutchins Grand RAPIDS
Grand Frank Worth. Honolulu; W p Wi
bur and wife. syracuse: George II Fay
Panama " j Peterson. rs-s'so. Canal Ione
Prince George W B,ke9. tlaymont. IL
Charles J Brady. Boston
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THE REV. GEORGE B. H0Ps0N.
Was Professor At -. Stephen
College for FIFTY Ncars.

Tho Rev George Bailey lIcrson. I. n.
u. {. L., for fifty wears professor of
Latin at s.. stephens College. AMMAN
dale-on-Hudson, died there yesterday.
He was the instructor Of hundreds ~
student who now are clergymen Of the
Ep!scopa. Church.
He was born at Naugatuck. Conn.
January is, 1885. and was graduated
from Trinity College in 1857. receiving
"A masters degree from the same college
In 1860 and being graduated from the
General Theological Seminary in 1868.
In 1864 lie was ordained q priest. lie
held his post as professor from 1863 to
1918.
In 1854 he married Mary Williamson
Johnston. and is survived by two sons.
Francis Johnston Hopson @: New York
and William Oliver Hopson OF San Fran
cisco. Tho funeral will be held from -.
stephens College chapel at ! l.. NJ,
SATURDAY.
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DIED.

BOYCE.-At Last orange. y. j, Angus,
~, 1916. OF COLTS. Henry Ward Boyce.
aged 3 years. son OF Robert Rankin
and Caroline Ward Boyce and grand
con o. George A. Boycc.
yunera! private. a; lH Harrison street.
East orange. Philade!phia papers
please copy.
OAY.-A, Summit. y. j., Aug ust so. 1915.
BENJAMIN Day. Ia the seventy ninth
year OF his age. Born In New York city.
FUNERAL services will be held at HE late
residence. li5 boulevard. summit, y.
J.. on FRIDAY. September I. at 80 z.
~. Limousine will nee; L~ackawanna
i. II. train leaving Hoboken at $50
J. NJ.
DoUGLAs.-On Monday, August IS. 1915.
at Murray Bay. Canada. walter Law
renee. husband OF Harriet L. Ssyre
and son OF the late George b. and Hen.
riet,s L. Douglas Of Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend funeral service on Friday after
noon, September !. ut Greenwood Gene
terry chapel. At 3 J.. NJ. lnterment pri-
ySto.
HOPsoN.-on wednesday. August 80. At
Neutrality-suspicious. y. y, after Q
lingering Illness, the Rev, George Bailey
Hopson. D. D., d. c. L.. IN the seventy
ninth year OF his age.
Vunera! At Annsndsle at J 7. NJ. ss;ur-
day.
AAsoN.-On Wednesday. Angus; 90. 1916.
at New York city. Carol Brady Mason,
beloved wife OF Joseph l.. Mason and
sister OF Mrs. Tyler Hewett Bennett.
lntermeIt Worcester. Mass.
NEWTOS.-On Tuesday. Aus ust 20. 1915,
George w. beloved husband Of Caroline
Newton In his hfiy-eighth year.
FUNERAL from his late residence, $50 81,
Nicholas avenue. Brooklyn. on Friday,
September /. a. $3.50 \. NJ, thence to
s. Bridgst's Church. Linden street, neal
s.. Nicholas avenue. Relatives and
friends. also members OF De Ions
Council. Il. A.. are invited. lnicrmen,
Cslyary Cemetery.
sEABURY.-At East Hampton. y. Y. or
Wednesday. August 80, 1915, the Rev
William Jones sea bury. H.. D., in his
tghtleth year.
FUNERAL from his late residence. s Chel.
"a Square. New York city, at tn,
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd. Chelses
tluaFe, on Saturday. September ., a,
II \. N. Intermen; at Trinity Gene
tT!.
s"oRDS.-Suddenly. on August 80. al
Monmouth Beach. :. J., Charles Rob.
st, ron OF the tate Charles Richard
sud Sarah Wills Swords Snd beloved
husband 81 Florence Jscquelin Swords
tuutra, services viii he he'd at thu
'hIr II OF the lnosrnatior, Thirty.ffth
''rsct and Madison avenue, on Thurs
oe', August 81. at 4 o'clock. Member;
O th- fraternity Of pelts Pei are re-
"lcstol to meet Ia the Nest!bule OF the
thur'h 81 quarter before I.
.|NpNA>.-Huhy NJ. Vance Thomas. dosri,
/. loved wife OF Arthur W. Thomas
August so.
ILNcral from her late residence, u
We. lalst street. Thursday afternoon
F4ral Toronto, Canada, Saturday. Sep
y "mtes :. Toronto Iapers picase copy
..Nol.pI- Beatrice. Funeral from ''THI
fC%LTtAL CHURCH" Broadway. Sixty
t''n sud s.xty-s~'nih streets Camp
b. Bidding. Thursday morning. u
."L.
''kb On WednosdN. August 20. at
T. NJ Jc.s.e More Ward, beloved wif
o. Jorge :. Ward.
'Ins'fl services at her late residence. 10
h'eis!lo Drive. on Friday ut 1913
A ".
The sun., 1916-08-31
TO SEE SUNRISE ON
MOUNT WASHINGTON
Tourists Remain at Summit
After Climb to Sally Forth
at 1 o'clock.

ERrrToS Woons, y. II, Ans 3o-Mdry
persons assembled Mount Washington to-
dav. orc OF the c~lcires; Of ,to season,
and the summit House war tllcd tonight
with parties remaining over 10 sec a 4
o'clock sunrise, when the sunrise he'll Is
tol'ed.
Mn. Martin W. L.ittlcton and Douglas
I.i;,lcton mo;orcd 20 tho Mount Pleasant
TODAY. Mrs. George Il. Ncnab'c enter
tanned at T'realonc IN tho Profile colony,
nav M twenty guests. Avs i."aId tlelt-
mann gave a suppe- and card party AT
her Profile cottage. MI. and Mn. Charles
Euruham Squ. cr took a party OF friends,
including MIR. and Mrs. Victor Goodwin,
- tho Mount Washington for luncheon.
: Stanwood M.nkeu and Arthur
Me,keu OF New York arrived at the
Mount Washington.
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BENJAMIN DAY.
Son Of The sun" Founder and
Noted Inventor Is Dead.

Benjamin Day. president of Sen Ray.
Inc, Of lis East Twenty-cighth street.
and son Of Benjamin II. bay, founder of
THE NEW York SUN, died yesterday
morning at his home in Summit, y. J.
Mr.. Day was born in New York city
in 1885. As u youn man he went TO
Paris and studied art there, II upon
his return to New Nork was employed
under his father IN THE SUS Office.
Afterward he became an illustrator Tor
Frank Leslio's, Hdrper's and other maya
zines. Upon his invention some Years
later Of the Ben Day process. used by
newspapers. p~hotoengravers and print
Ing houses In reproducing color pictures.
The sun., 1916-08-31

Brazil, was a vision OF uncommon
beauty. Miss Dcmsrest must he careful.
III she continues TO increase in loneliness
she will lie merely a professional beauty.
Then nothing else will be expected Of
her. Blu; audiences love to hear her
fresh voice and see her intelligent act
Ing. not TO mention her skill in dancing.
AS 1t was. she proved the dominating
feature OF The Girl from Brazil last
night. Never before has she so com.
pletcly dominated IA performance Of
which she was n par.
Beth Lydy, who has an uncommoniy
fine voice Hal Forde. Dorothy May
nard. John Goldswor;hy and Maude
Odell were some OF the admired actors
and singers who helped the perform
ance 70 its success. The Girl from
Brazil'' seems destined 10 be a successor
10 The Blue Paradise" so varied are
its attractions.
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PARTIES DEATH TO RICH GIRL.
Bride-tO-b~ Wore Urrsclf out at
Friends lcIcbra ttOns.

NArRAGASsErr PIER. Il. l.. Aug go
Miss lyra Brow NickersOu Of Provl-
dcnce, one Of the woal,hiest young wom-
On in New England. died ut her summer
home here today. II Victim Of typhoid
fever. Miss Nickcrson inherited u large
estate from her father. Edward l. Nick
erson Her fortune has been estimated
at S6,00O,00O. Her mother died some
years ago.
ON August ! announcement was made
of Miss NickersoU's engagement 10
Henry q. Clark 81 Providence, assistant
director % athletics at Brown luivcr-
sity. The wedding Was 60; for october
4. Tho physicians VINO attended her oN-
pressed the opinion that her physical
condition became impaired as a result
of many festivities arranged by her
friends after the announcement.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. William Campbell OF Llttlcstone-
on-Sea. Kent. England, has announced
the engagement Of her daughter by a
former marriage, Miss Emily +. De
Luce. 10 John Humphrey Churchyard of
the Army Service Corps and son OF the
late Canon Churchyard Of Newcastlc-on-
Tyne. Miss De Luze Is a daughter of
the late Francis Ogden De Luce OF this
city.
Mrs. Clement l.. Despard Of 40 West
Fifty-seventh street has announced the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss Gwen
dolen II, Despard, to John w. Wendell.
son of Mrs, Frank 7. Wendell OF Bos-
ton. Mr., Wendell was graduated from
Harvard in 1905. The wedding will take
place next spring.
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Tho opening Of the College o' the
cry of New York has been postponed
for two weeks, upon decision reached
Yesterday by the board OF trustees. col
lcge entrance ana Townsend Harris Hall
Examinations will he held September
20. II and 90. REGULATIONS begin Sep
tcmhcr IS. The frs; lecture Of the en-
tension courses for teachers Will he
NEn DDinhNr
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Nrs. Mary y. Perrin.

FAssAic. ". j.. Aug. 3o-Word was
received to-day Of the death in Holland.
Conn. Of Mrs. Mary j.. Perrin. -. "A
resident here for forty years. She was
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry II.
Bartlett, when stricken. For years Mrs.
Perrin was n social leader In Passaic
and active in church and charitable
work. Her husband died several wears
ago. surviving are Mrs. Leonard W. :.
S,rykcr of Wheeling. W. Va. Mrs. :.
chester Hickman Of Arlington. y. J
Mrs. Bartlett aud Miss Mary Hobart
Perrin Of this city.
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Scanlon-O'COnnor

Miss Catharlne J. O'Connor, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick O'Connor, was
married TO John 7. Scanlon, Jr,, yester-
day in tho Church of 81. John the
Evangelist, East Fifty-ffth street. The
Rev. q. W. Foley. assisted by Fathers
Lombardo and Herman. performed the
and ohicisted at a huptial
mass. Miss Nellie O'Connor was maid
Of honor and Frank Scanlon was hest
man. After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Scanlon will live at 2655 Briggs
avenue, The Bronx.
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Mrs. Jessie More ward.

Mrs. Jessie More Ward. wife of George
s. Ward. yicc-presidcnt Of the Ward
Baking Company. died yesterday at her
home. 15j Riverside Drive. Resides her
husband. she leaves four children. Ralph
H.. Walter :. and the Misses Elinor X.
and Garnett V. Ward. The funeral will
be held at her late residence Monday
morning at 10 80. with intcrment a,
kensiCo Cemetery.
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WclseI-RICc

Miss Elizabeth Victoria Rice, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, william T.. Rice OF
3t6 Wickes street. Richmond Hill. l.. J.,
WAS married yesterday morning to
George Wetzcl. son Of Mr., M Mrs,
Frank Wctzcl Of 70 Lewis street.
Jamaica, by the Rev, Thomas. A.. Num-
mey. rector of the Church of the Holy
child Jesus, Richmond lin. The brides
maid Was Miss Barbara Wetzcl, sister Of
the bridegroom. and tho best man was
Jesse Rice. the brides brother.
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DIR. HIGGINS ST. ANNE'S RECTOR.
Catholic Charity Worker Trans
fcrrcd 20 Pastoral Duties.

The Rev Dr. James Higgins, secretary
OF several Catholic charity organizations
IN Brooklyn. has been appointed by
Bishop Mcdonnell 20 the rcctorsh!p ot
~. Annc's church, at Front and Gold
streets. BROOKLYN. The parish is one OF
the oldest and largest In the diocese,
having "A membership Of more than 5000.
1r. Higgins figured prominently
through his writings and testimony on
the stand In the recent charities invest.
cation. He Will still retain his rector.
ship OF Cathedral College.
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"GIRL FROM BRAZIL"
GETS HERE AT LAST
Frances Dcmarcst in Leading
Role Of New Play at Forty
fourth street Theatre.
IIBRETTISTS 4 PLENTY
Comic Opera of Nicnncsc Type
Enlivcncd by American
interpretations.
,.irl from Brasil"-N the Fort,
fourth Styret Theatre.

Geography liz nothing to the librettist
rroxima,cly to some half dozen i!bret-
fists. SO /, is not surprising that 1.-The
Beautiful Swede.' as this musical play
WAS called in its first incarnation, become
The Girl From Brazil before II got to
tho stage OF the Forty-fourth street
Theatre last night. There were enough
lbrct,ists to drag the piece half around
tho world. Julius Brammer and Alfred
Grunwald we're the first authors. But
for this country Edgar Smith and Mat
thew Woodward took all responsibility
TO- the sung and spoken word.
|; was Robert winterberg who wrote
the music for The Beautiful Swede.
But Sigmund Romberg was mentioned
- his colleague In the composition OF
the scor, which the audience heard last
night. MIR. Romberg has a way OF com
ing TO the assistance OF the Niennesc
composers and i~mplanting IN their work
The very number which the public likes
most. Maybe he did that again las,
night. Only a reckless recorder would
attempt TO classify the contributions o!
The " composers.
The story In Its New Form.
There are three acts in the new
cpcretta and the last OF them in a villa
IN Brazil. The other W pass in stock
holm. There Is OF course "A girl from
Brazil To Justify the title. there is q
chest OF gold for all the world like Mime
llumbert's and "A silly old father who
falls IN love with the young woman who
10 stockholm to claim her fortune
and pays her "A large sum for a kiss hi
never gets. The heroine Is much more
interested In another kiss which she once
gave to an unknown. II is OF course
entirely plain from this slight indication
Of the material SUPPLIED Nv the libret'
lists tina; The Girl From Brazil is no
in the least revolutionary. There IL alst
"a girl from stockholm. but she goes will
all hands to Brazil IN TIE last act.
Out OF the varied combination OF tai
ents there came ID picturesque and EN-
~tertaining operetia Of the kind the Shu
herts SO often give to New York, There
we're u%ndoubted traces OF the Niennes'
composer Ia the waltz movements. which
were graceful and melodious. Their thu
moving syncopation OF other number:
must he attributable 20 Mr.. Romoerg
Whoever may have supplied he ingred!'
tnis. The result delighted an audience
that filled the large auditorium.
Frances Denarest Well Received.
No single performer was so muci
a%pplauued Us Frances lpemarest. who
AS the girl VINO had journeyed r
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George T.. Ball.

rAss,ic. n. j.. Aug. 3o.-George T.
Ball. for twenty-five years "a Passaic
resident and brother of Frank Ball,
superintendent of the Manhattan Rub
her Manufacturing Company of this city,
died to-day of pneumonia, aged 81 lie
was born in Sunield, Conn, and lived
for 4 time In Middletown. N. Y. Sur
viving him arc two SONS and two daugh-
tors. Edward I. Hall. tenor singer
George II. ball and Miss Nanua J. Ball
Of l'assaic. and Mrs. John shipper Of
~I,idgeiicld Park, y. j.
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". Payne; tho auxiliary schooner yachts
hirin, Nice-Cofnmodorc Macmillan Aras-
~, Eastern Yacht Club. and tho Alcyoue.
yacht Indian. Joseph Van NIcck. Jr. also
have left here.
The steam yachts Rambler. Kenneth
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Mrs. Frances NfaIIoy.

Mrs. Frances Mallow. &c. widow Of
Sorgt. Mslloy Of the Engineering Corps
Of Fort Totten. died yesterday Mt her
home. Eleventh avenue, near Eighth
street. Wh!tcs,onc. Two sons and two
daughters survive.
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Micah Jones Talbot.

BosroS. Aug. 30.-The Rev. Micah
Jones Talbot. II. H.. senior alumnus Of
Wesleyan University. from which In
stitution he was graduated in 1S43, died
here to-day at the age Of %.
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n. vanri,e-, ard the vanndi.. Morton r.
Plant. tho auxiliary schooner yacht Cru-
sader j.. Edwin Palmer. the schooner
yacht Mavis. :. r Hubbard the slcop
YACHT josephine and the power yachts
Jane II Wavcrlcv smith and tho Oneida,
Philip CorAln. are tn tho harhvr.
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OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON. Conn, AVE- "-The
AUXILIARY schooner yacht Fisars, v. pio--
pont Hicks. ava the power yacht POO
chartered by !. IL. Ware, tare arrived
here
The steam Yacht Faro arrived and lef'
Tho s,nam ,acht Anhrodlte. col OIlvcr
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he formed the firm of which he was the
head. Hc leaves a wife and two step
daughters.