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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
FUTURE CAUSES
BRITISH LABOR
MUCH ANXIETY
Restoration of Uni o n
Rights and Privileges
After War Demanded

In all the belligerent countries radi-
cal changes in the labor structure OF
peace times have been necessitated by
the demands of the military organiza-
ton. In England labor has been COM
PEELED TO relinquish rights won only
after long years Of struggle, but in re-
turn has been receiving the highest
wages in history. Women there, as in
the other warning nations, have taken
the place Of men who have gone to the
front, and as a result the definition Of
mems work has been practically oblit-
Grated. English labor leaders are ask
ing themselves how a mans work can
be defined when women have proved
themselves capable of doing that work.
This is only one of the innumerable
problems that must be met when peace
returns.
Woman's Questions Embarrass.
Recently the English trade unions
held a congress, at which representa-
tives Of organized labor demanded by
resolution q complete restoration after
the war Of trade union customs and
practices which had been suspended
during the period Of the conflict. Most
of the members were unanimous IN
their approval Of this. but there were
some who dssented for the reason that
they thought a return to the status
quo ante an utter impossibility be-
cause of sound economic reasons. The
representative of the women's fedora
ton, for example, asked some embar-
RAISING questions, and according to
record of the proceedings wanted TO
know just what was mems work. When
no one ventured an answer she stated
that with her fellow delegates she rep
resented thousands Of women who had
taken mems places, and that she
thought il would not be denied organ
lied women workers had done their
best to help the men to maintain the
standards they had won in days gone
By. The women, the speaker declared,
did not believe in any sex war in in
dustry. They realized only too well
that behind the men were the wives
and children, and that the struggle was
not between men and women, but be-
tween both of them on one side and
the employing classes on the other
The problem raised by the resolution,
she said, was not so simple as it looked,
and the resolution did not really meet
tho caSe
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
In and Ont Of the Bee Hive.

Mr. r. W. Dixon left Tuesday for New
York on q business trip.
Mr.. James l.. Paxton won't TO Excel
aior Springs Tuesday for week.
Mr.. w, A. 6. JOHNSON has been IN
Denver on business for the last week,
Mr. Russell Lemfst spent Tuesday and
wednesday In Omaha on his way west
10 Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs y. e. Bradford have
gone on two weeks business trip 70
spokane.
Mr. George +. Hammer and Miss Ham
ner returned last week from Pass
Christian. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Mccord and son,
James, returned Wednesday from win
ter at Bellealre. Fla, returning by way
Of Pain Beach and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs John II, Butler arrives
home today from five weeks Of Pass
Christian, Miss SIR, and Mrs. John 9,
French, who we're also thsre, arrived
home week ago.
Mrs. Arthur c. Smith and Miss Har-
riet Smith return today from the east,
where they have been visiting Boston
New York and Lakewood. Mra. smiths
mother. Mrs White. Is here on her way
home from a winter IN California, and
viii remain until the ist Of May
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Changes in Residenet

Ne ana Mrs y Lave have moved
tyem INA elaHnia Ahefa they haA me
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Joint netrothal Of Sisters.

A Joint wedding ~ two Omaha sisters
IL one Of Tho promises for the June s'a-.
son. Former senator Norris Brown and
AIRS. Brown are announcing tho engage
ments Of their daughters, Lucille and
June. the weddings TO be celebrated in
the month Of roses
Miss Lucilea betrothal 10 Rupert ".
Bailey Of spokane, wash. Ia announc~a
while Niles June u engaged 10 Mr., Frank
a. Jonea Of paaeoo, Wash. After their
marriage both young couples will live
IN Washington.
The Misses Brown are graduates ~ the
University ~ Nebraska, as is Mr., Bailey,
and are members o. ~ Beta Phi sorority,
After their graduation, The sisters tnught
school Al Porto Rico for year,
MIR Bailey Is member OF tho Delta
Epsilon fraternity
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Easter Adam IN PLANNING.

fthdin9 themselves With a suTniun "a
their treasury. the Subscription Dance
committee on arrangements, Ma. Arthur
Remington, MIa. Howard ualdfiso, Mrs
~ A G tahnseh and Mrs, John A. Me.
shane nel FtashllV and made aFFsnEs,
iuenis fQr an Easter ainneF dance Al ina
Fanienelle nn Thursday, ApFn n A
sifnllar affairs waa slysn lsst year %.
fer'ly after HssisF ~ ne subscription
nancs clah. hsa instead at aiains a
each oihefs hQmss ihn meiaisfa an
ansd "A tie Fnaisnells taiage the
aanes Ths SANS ELAN wnl u followed
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ipfmsr sFaasalsa se1 students ~
pfQNNsp ball De- tha leHehean 10 ~
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Bowen and son
Raymond have gone to pes Moinss for
a short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J, n. scobis are home
from Florida, where they spent the win
ter. and arc in their apartment at the
West Farnam.
Mrs. John G. Gown, who Is reeuperat'
ing from serious operation Undergone
by her IN California, viii probably re-
main there for the uummer
Miss Helen Pearee, who has been
seven weeks In the Presbyterian nedl-
cal hospital with neurits, Is improving
and returned 10 har home Wednesday
Mra. r. O. Van Gieson returned home
last Monday from New York. where she
was called several weeks ago BY the
illness and death Of her brother, MI d
II Van EmbuFah.
Mr.. owen Mscatfrey and his daughter
Miss Clare Mccartney. have returned
from vi Paso. Mr. Mecaffrey was away
three weeks and Mrs. MecaffreY spent
the winter with her sister Mrs J, w,
Murphy, ~ ~ Pnso.
Mrs 4. ". Ruatin arrived here an Non
day from three months IN tho east Win
her daughter Ana . " Mcintosh, ~
New Yofk. and her daushler'lnsaW, Mrs
Grace Rustln. ~ iiaysrhill Mass Mrs
anstin also visited Mr ana Mrs. Henry
Estabtook W SaN york.
Nfs .. Clarke Coli ana dAuKhtsr ar
Ftvsa home "Wednesday trem Florida
where they spent dellshtfui winter AZ
nay,ans and panssa-dnlle Mr. colts
mother, Mrs dsoFse colt arrived Thurs
aaY from Detroit where ahe has bean
y,sltlns her daughter Mrs Aiies and
~tl make her home with NJ ahd Mrs
CLARKE Colt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Honor June Brides.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Leslie entertained
informally OF dinner Thursday Tor the
Misses Lucille md June Brown. daughs
icrs ~ es-uHltod States Senator and Mrs,
Norris Brown. who are TO be married In
June and 70 10 Washington state 70 live
The other guests we're. genator and
Mrs, Norris Brown, Mr., and Mrs. J. g,
Peterson. Judge and Mrs. Charles Leslie,
DR. Henry r. Godfrey and Miss Mary
Louise Laslie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Guests in Omaha.

Mrs. G. 7. kineade OF Kansas City
arrived Saturday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Paul Gallagher
Miss Mary Lee Of Chicago Is spending
the week the guest Of Mrs. Clarence sib-
bernsen Miss Lee was one OF Mrs. sib-
bernsens bridesmaids.
Mrs. John II. Hayes and small son,
Bobbie. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert G, Hayes They have spent the
winter in California and are returning
20 their home IN New York city.
MisH Florence Halloran OF Salt Lake
City arrived Wednesday on her way
home from Palm Beach and New York
and Il the guest OF Mrs c. Louis Meyer.
This IL Miss Halloran's second visit to
omaha. the first being year ago. when
she was also Mrs Meyers guest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Carter Lake KensIngton

Mrs, r. Dickman. assisted by Mrs,
william schwarck, was hostess Friday
Afternoon az her cottage for the Car
ter Lake .uncheon-Kenaington club,
Twenty-Five guests were present. The
next meeting Of the club viii be Fri.
day afternoon. April g. with Mrs Car.
rio Dawson Scott as hostess, assisted by
Mrs. byron Hart.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Mrs. Martin are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs McKenna.
Ir. Ben Gallagher leaves some time
this week for San F'ranclsco. aceompa-
MED by Mr. Hllliard Of Chicago. and tho
two VIII sail April ~ for Japan. 10 be
gore tao or three months.
Mrs Elmer J. Neville came home last
week from Atlantic city and Phiiadei-
phia, where abe went 10 be- with her
daughter, Miss Florence Neville. during
the lattsrs vacation from the osontz
school.
Mrs seiwyn Dohsrty has returned
from California. Mrs. Robert Doherty,
who accompanied her west, stopped A.
Tacoma. wash, 10 spend tho month
with her daughter, Mrs L1weilyn Jones.
Jones.
Mrs. ". II. spragus returned on Thurs
Day from two weeks IN Chicago, whore
ehe has been with her sisters, Mr. and
Mrs. ADraguh have been 81 The Colonial
ell winter, but expect 70 move 10 their
Benson home next week.
Mrs. John H. HinRwait ana son. Jack,
expect 70 leave Tor New York 10 visit
Mr. ans Mrs. Joseph Hlngwalt SBd will
also Visit Mrs BiDRwslfs sister. Mrs,
Joseph Gsrneag and Mf. GarneaU. ~
thelr country home near Princeton, N, j.
Mrs. Ernest ~. Hart ~ Council Bluffs
aud her daughter, Miss Glars Mart, spent
The school vacation nj White Sulphur
springs. and returned this week 10
Wellesley. Mas, By way Of Washington
aud Kasg yark Hfaa fIaFa Hat IL q
student 9t Dana llslL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Alp snd Mra lahd pielt returned
fuastsy ifem Nes forA
Nir ana Nrs Joseph na.trss ffiafRsi
halaa igam Atlantic CITY aHA h6s fnFs
saturday
MF auA Ms Mtssisf hnvs hsea snalh
faf manlh sna esma tAfe W. So ~
Nee YeFs 80 WaahiHaiaR
Az snt Ma i N WAulss asa PAW,
area returned TtdfsiaF tfanMt it'ni
thsis antsF kaHs a malltsaaa eet
N# H az Hae8 ail WstH sslsf iaf
Naa Vafh r. "a eth htf AtHAhfaF MMa
Maftau iiaeN ta tea ~ thfea s6aha
Mtss hathans rhmnet accompanied
IS ufa nlsssf tallet % Wttass
.tsf uen liaas fof sac ffae .aIa
8at stt t5t IS 0Hsha eest Fftief
Wf MHuhm hiaFiW tffisfA ~
thmalt haa q rsHl shtFs ~ 80
seem ias aWfe 4Aah 4 Weaih ~ tHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
bereavement Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs. J, Rothholz announce the
engagement % their daughter Stella, 10
Mf, Jack NeveloeH
Mr., and Mrs. John Epehetsr announce
the engagement ~ their daughter Helen
10 Mr., Albert Rice Busch. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Heinoid n Busch. The marriage
viii be solemnized early In the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. t'inkensteln announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Bsr-
tina. 10 Mr. Harry slutzky OF this city.
The wedding win take place In the near
future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
with the Social Clubs.

Mrs. Mary Weafne was hostess for ths
sojourners club Of Malya White Shrine
Tuesday. The club WIS favored With q
musicale, consisting Of plano feieotion
~ Mrs. Moore, solo by Mrs, Martin and
several yictrolo selections by Mr.. n. y.
woicott from the Edison laboratory Of
hew York. A buffet luncheon was then
served. .
yesta Chapter Kenalngton club will
meet Thursday with Mrs Bsn y. dhrti
Hrs Robert Grant Will give q reading
and MISS Mildred Haas, Miss Margaret
spaudlnR and Miss Gertrude Them mu-
steal numbers. A committee of women
will assist the hostess.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

New Dancing Class.

Under the direction Of Miss Coll q new
tango class met Thursday evening AZ
me home u Mr., ana Mrs. A. l.. Reed.
Aloha" Tho Reed homo al Benaon, ID
wen adapted for dancing with lts living
room 49, large as a small bali room Tho
slhAs wiz meet thefe every Thursday
evening In The elafa were MIR. aud Mrs.
CHARLES kountze, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. G..
Johnson Mr. and Mrs Ward Burgess,
Mrs Remington. Mr. G. w. Hun, Mr..
Jon Warren and Mr.. Robert connelL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Song Recital BY Kellys.

Mr., and Mrs Thomas J. koliy will
siys a sons recital At the Young
Women'a Christian association audito.
rum Tuesday evening under the aus
pieces Of the women'a ORGANISATION II the
st, Marya Avenue Congregational church,
special interest " aroused IN this maala
cal event, a. The Kslisa Wlll pfesens
several musical novelties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Notes Of Interest

Mira A. l. Anbhler expects @ entertain
for Niaa I,yne while she Il here
Miss Follce LYME 81 ihe boston opetA
company, who Il 10 sing hers N ia
nehep,s. wa a Kansas Citf Elfi and
studied Ia Parts under Marehsa ~ the
famn tins Aliss Marie Mahtsf naW sis
nora Marie Hanno Was aiutfins sin
Nsrheal and he Two ei4ls hses Hooa
friends
Mics rtaReeA Naah wtANei TNeaAaY
trom nj Iastah where ahe Rte 4 ar
cert Monday HnAaf ihe auspices y thr
Fuffniatlly fluh % taai aitN F0llaaWs
tks faagsfl siiaa Naa was ne a'eal ~
habrW AZ a lea slteR ~ 20 sHd Mrs
pamgfl Mfeasa 81 IN iaseph Mas SASH
wha accompanied e. M ieaafh ~ haf
mathfe sHA ssatnh Mfe NJ Nas sht
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No aaA uFs NtesfA Fsulan = kAa.
fss f7ir Ma stari e fss Sass n lha
ftF Mst sees saa SIN fGianas Il Fpti
Ngeas, FsfNs 8sliaaaf ief N.t'
Nan. aH HN w laianel sA Mfa
f8rae N Mmsm Mf FhHtM IL q
naphsw ~ Inc Ait NaiNHFl lisHHtHR
nsbmaa ana "a lte tafNsti y t ~
nmaAs. chs had tHs HsHaH H8Hf
81 rt afsfif WtHf mitfsslas flis q
aAflF tss htsta als urAHsA 81 tt
psnss 81 RlaHal ilsmGiaH l'FaHsau a8l
81 ttaa E4#h4 NVN
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laaas Fsiriaa - laA cav patsaA lhfaash
lNeHAhA Mst sees #ilA esf h8A 3 ~
49, saf tttt s. Nts NeIk flea an pa
Itsutst Wf Is Wtant Tasf "a stifl
ltlsHrlAa ga e hlsnt Mits tsa lee.
aasamRaa'sa lasm "a We tup VA ia Hal
tetN hAt#8 mFl iH e AfNt
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
News Of the wawtarers.

Mrs Frank Crawford and Mrs n, NJ.
Knox Of Omaha are guests AZ the Fort
Garry IN Winnipeg Man
Messta I slbbernsen, Arthur Nets and
v, y Clements 81 Omaha are Registered
q, the Fins hotel Excelsior SPRINGS. No,
Mrs Louis bradford IL nov IN BAN
pieso a. the cuFtiss apartments. after a
winter Al Long beach, Her son Robert.
and his wife, have taken cottage A.
la Jella for the summer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Carlislc.W Wilson Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs, James Wilson announce
tho marriage Of their daughter Gertrude
Mae, TO Mr.. Turner NJ. Carlisle Of this
city, which took place last sunday The
marriage came ns surprise 70 their
friends for, although their er agcment
had been announced for some time, the
wedding was not expected until early
summer After short honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs Carlisle win be at home "a
their friends At 2Oi poppleton ayonne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

crotherH, 80 we'll known IN Omaha The
church where Or. Crothors and Mr.. Eliot
are co-pastors Is the famous Unitarian
church that every visitor 70 Cambridge
goes 10 see Ms the place where Long
fellow and 80 many lluBtrlous Americans
morAhipcd. with tho little Eplsoopalian
church at Alexandria and old south
Church" IN Boston. tho Cambridge UNI
tartan church Ia one OF the three famous
American places OF worship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Notes of the School Set.

Mr.. John Hanlghen arrived home from
Cornell Saturday morning for his vaca-
| ton.
Philip Downs OF this city was recently
chosen leader OF the Union College Man
dolin club for the coming year. Mr..
Downs 10 In his junior year at Union
and has been active IN the social and
musical life OF the college.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Knanp.B inkley Wedding.

Misb Evelyn May Blnkcy was married
Thursday evening 70 Mir J, 70. Knapp ny
Rev. Thomas Anderson. Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Lawaten attended the bridal pair
and the Mondelssohn Wedding March
was played by Miss Irene Johnson on
the piano and Miss Lillian weiberg ON
the violin. The wedding guests were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Custer Chapter Party.

The George A. Custer chapter Of me
woman's Relief corps win give the thifd
OF their series Of benefit card parties
Monday afternoon At tho home OF Mrs
George E, cogHwell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
H1s Bernard H. Temper

Easter o. follows Making the Most u
Yourself" "BIunlltyP THE search for
Uapplneas." "The quest ~ Freedom,
"rbe Place of Beauty" "our Interna-
Honal Contribution"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Los Angeles and Jaunt 10 Portland and
seattle. Returning home, Mr., and MIS-,
Lenvltt stopped Ut various points Of IN.
tsrest alonR the Southern Faciuc line,
ond, from ri Psso took q little trip into
old Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Manila, one during the holidays and that
Of Mas Pardee and Lieutenant q. A.,
shamotulgN on February !. The latter IL
stationed at Jolo, and u the son Of a
Chattanooga family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Honor April bride

aaN esanlnR At tho hems ~ hsr sister.
Nrs tahn NhNns fef Alss Jennie aver.
wha ts % be an Apgil bride Those present
arfa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Htork aneeiAl

A son WAS horn "a nfs ard MTa q a.
Potter 81 shelby, Nshl, On wednesday
Mrs Potter was formerly Miss Mabel
stseht Of this city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Benaon Club Giyes ninnnr

Tho Loyal Daughters club OF Benson
entertained at four-oourss dinner a,
the home Of Miss Gertrude Calvert Fri.
day evening. Covers were laid for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Birthday Party.

a party was given IN honor Of Fred
Hoye'S tenth birthday Thursday after.
noon. Games were played and pr sea
won by Elizabeth carp and Louis yaAkue.
Those prescnt were,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

N takes but minute of time ~ save
dollars when you read The Bee Want IA
columns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
soeiety a De 0pera

Society at the Opera,
That society VIII be out IN force for
the Boston Grand Opera companysPsy.
Town inroriei Ballet Russo engagement
at me Auditorium next Thursday FRI.
day ana Faday matinee ~ SELF evident
by tho fclowlng liat ~ box holders and
there entertaining line parties Among
fbo .ox holders are
The sun., 1916-09-05
CRICKET AND GOLF
LENOX DIVERSIONS
Mrs. william A. Gavin of Eng
land Entertains at Birth
day Luncheon.

LeNox. Mass. Sept. Mrs. william
A. Gavin Of England. granddaughter Of
the Earl OF Harrowlcy. who with MIR.
Gavin is passing the season NJ the Hotel
Aspinall. gave a birthday luncheon at
the Log Cabin in Great harrington this
afternoon. Mrs. Gavin.s guests were
Mrs Paul d. Cravath. Miss Vera 4. II.
Cravath. Mrs. Lathrop. Mrs. Lindsey
Russell Of Tuxedo. Miss Patterson OF
Philadelphia and Mrs. Arthur Whitney
OF Garden City. MIR. and Mrs. Gavin
have decided to make their home in this
country and will purchase a country
place on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed
a v a dance tonight at Lakeside. There
were about 100 guests.
Mrs. Robert winthrop enterta ned at
dinner tonight in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop and Frederic VIM
throp.
The Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes has
gone 10 the Stokes camp at Racauet,c
Lake in the Adirondacks with Bancel
LataIJe for a fishing trip.
william strong Cushing and Williar m
Hamilton Russell OF New York will ar
rive tomorrow 10 visit with Frederick
Schenck.
Miss Gertrude Watson has returned 10
Onota Farm. Pittsheld. from Cornish.
y. H.
stephen c. Markoc and 7. wistar Ken
dali OF New York are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. David T, Dana at Brentwood Ter
race,
The sun., 1916-09-05
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD,

Miss Eleanor c. Bartlett. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus c. Bartlett Of
Chicago, who are AT the Biltmore, will
be married 10 DIR. William Perdue Of
Mobile. Ala. this afternoon In the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond at Lookout Hin. their country
place in Gloucester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert N. Hartman
have gone from Jericho, l.. l.. to the
Virginia Hot Springs.
Miss Frances r. Williams, daughter
of Col. John r. Williams. L. $. A.. re-
tired, will be married to John Ballan-
tine Pitney Of Morristown. N. j.. o n
September 10 at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Joseph Letter. in Beverly. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lakeland have
returned to Shippan Point. Conn.,, from
a visit with Mrs. Henry II. Rogers In
Southampton, .
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber BloodGood n
Miss Resale Bloodgood have left South
ampton for Briarclir Lodge. where they
will remain until the early part Of No
vember.
Miss Lucy Blow Of Norfolk. Va. has
announced the marriage Of her niece,
Miss Emma Blacknall Ragland. to Ed
ward William Jeffcott. which o place
there last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
colt will live in Plainfeld. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Firth Du Vivier
are visiting Mr.. n Mrs. Frederick r..
Garrettson In Newport.
The sun., 1916-09-05
DIED.

hINcHEy-on Sunday. September .. Mar
tina Quish Hinchey.
FUNERAL from her late residence. 80
camelia ST.. Astoria. on Wednesday.
September 6. At II o'clock. Intermsnt
private.
AoRRIs.-on Monday, September =, at her
residence. IS Beechwood terrace.
&. fonkers, ". Y. Adelaide Bettner.
widow Of Major Arthur Norris, United
States Army. and youngest daughter Of
the late James e. Bettner OF New York.
Funeral private. II IL earnestly requested
mat no flowers he scnt.
2oRToN.-Drew. THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Broadway, sixty-sixth and sixty-sevepth
'csmpbell Bldg). Tuesday morning II
o'clock. Auspices Actors Fund.
ohAsbEE,-At M~sssapequs. L. l.. on Fri
DAY. September l.. 1915. Malcolm II.
ormsbee, Jr.. In his tenth year. son OF
Edith p. and Malcolm II. Ormsbss.
sAlrH.--on September 4. after q short
Illness. Livingston d. Smith. In hi.
aix'y-sscond year.
"elstives. friends and members OF the
New York Hotel Association are In
W'sd TO attend the funeral services to
y held 1T his late residence. HotsI
imperial. Broadway and T%hirty-second
.,rset. on Wednesday. September 9. at
" a. NJ. Intermsnt at Westaeid,
Aasr' Papers please copy.
""hkEN.-On September =. 1915. Edgar
Hayes Warren. beloved husband OF
eiara somers Warren. In his forty.
dath year.
su',ersl services a. his ists residence.
VI Ninth street, Brooklyn. 0 Tuesday
sSsains. Ssptsnbsr Z It Sslee1k