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Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
MONROE GIRLS BEAT
 ADAMS GIRLS 8-3

Girls of the Monroe school invaded the Adams school grounds yesterday afternoon. and in nine innings of mighty fine ball demonstrated their superiority over the home team. They also showed that the boys have not all the skill with the ball. bat and glove. Visions Of future "oloOmer" teams-teams that would not neces- sarily be bloOmers in the slang adapta- ton of the word-were rising when the pitcheress had loosened up few curves and the batteress had taken a few swings and the filderess had han died a few warm ones.
 It was a hard fought game in spite of the score. Evelyn Houser, the heavy htteress for the Monroe team, cracked out a home run with the bases loaded.
 The official score:
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17

AlteSt. T. TREVILLIAN,
 Deputy City Clerk.
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MRS. ASTOR IS SILENT.
Maine Lava in the Way of a sud
den Marriage Ceremony.

RAR HARpoR, Me-, June lit was
said tonight at Mrs. John Jacob Astors
summer home hat Mrs. Astor had ahso-
mtcly no statement to make regarding
her reported engagement to William *.
Dick OF New York and that she would
neither confirm nor deny the report or
the engagement.
Mrs Aston. with her young son, ar
rived in Bar Narhor yesterday morning
and were AT once taken To lslccote, her
summer home. shortly after her ar
rival 4 terrific rainstorm kept her IN
doors. Bar Harbor residents were sur
prised a, the report which reached here
the day after her arrival that her mar
r!age was to take place Monday TO the
Brooklyn banker.
The Maine law will interfere. how
ever, II IL really was planned to nav
| the wedding on Monday. Until n little
| less tina two years ago II was possible
for residents Of another State to come
here. apply for n marriage license and
he married the same day. Ry action OF
the last Legislature. however. non-resi-
dents must wait nv dave from the date
Of the application before a license VII
be granted.
At the town clerks onice this evcninl
\, was learned that no license had beer
appl,ed for, although IL vas admitted
that n Washington ummer resident anC
friend OF Mrs. Aston had made arrange
ments Monday to take out "importan'
legal papers The town clerk ma!
have been entertaining the idea that tho
old law was etill in force. In the event
however. OF AN application for a licens'
having been Hled next Friday Is TIT
frs; opportunity Ina tho marriage car
legally be celebrated here.
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DE W1NDT-CHURCH.
nay state Giri's Wedding Attended
by Many New Workers..

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mas, Jun" H.
Miss Ruth Church. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. &. Church Of this city, and
pelaro de Windt. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ueyi!ger de Wiudt ~ Winnetka, III,
were married tonight In -. Jamess
Episcopal church by the Rev. Joseph
Russell Lyacs. rector. Howard Thomp-
son. orgauist. and the Ritz-Carlton or
chcstra gave a recital.
James A.. Garfield 81 Mentor. Ohio,
whose engagement 10 Miss Marian Bald
win. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
i. BALDWIN of Lakewood, y, j., was an
nourccd. this week. was best man.
Miss Mary Loop Church. u sister Of
the bride. was maid OF honor. The
bridesmaids were Misses Margaret
Hayes Of Jackson. Mich. Helen Smith
Of NeeHah. Wis Franklin Fngs Of New
York. Miss Louise Durant OF Great Rar-
ring.on and Josephine and Helen Oar
lington of New York,
Among the New York guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Peters, q. willis
Peter~. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Church,
Mrs. Marion X. Kerr, Mrs. Herbert SEQ
vile. the Misses Scovllle. Mr., and Mrs
william Hall Walker. Mrs. Charles T.
Atwood, Frederick W. sanford. Mrs
Guy +. Potion. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles /.
wetherbee. Mr.. and Mrs, David Ives
Mackie. Mr.. and Mrs. William y Nes-
bitt, Or. and Mrs. John Dodge Peters
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Franklin Engs and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry +. Sheldon.
Mr.. de Windt IL "A memher Of the
class 10 Of Williams College. His bride
was graduated from Miss Ely's Schoo'
at Greenwich. Conn. They will live ir
New Bedford. Mass.
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MARRIED.

DE WlNDr-cHvRCH- On Saturday.
June II. 1915. a, ST. Jamer's Episco-
pal Church, Great harrington. Mas.
Ruth. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
II 9 Church. N Delsno 10 windt. son
NJ Mr.. i~ievliEer A. De windt OF
Winnetka. III.
June II, 1915.
a. her home, 1927 Fifth avenue, Marian
Averoll Clark. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crawford Clark. to Paul
Dougherty.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday.
June Is. lals. at her horne In this city.
by the Rev. rr. " p. Mendee and the
Rev. Dr. u. deSola Pool. Rosal!e
Gomez, laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eigsr J.. Nathan. to Henry s. Hen
bricks.
HOAR-BROWN On saturday. June ~.
1915. At z'on Episcopal Church. pohbs
Ferry on Hudson, by the Rev STANLEY
Brown sermon. Dorothy Emma, daugh-
ter ~ Nj and Mrs Franklin J. Brown.
TO John Hoar, son Of the late Samuel
Hoar ~ Concord. Mass.
PYNE-BLAlR-on Friday. June ls, ~
81. Johns chapel, Bernardsville. ". j..
by the Rev. Thomas A. Conover.
Florence Ledyard blair, daughter OF
of Mr.. and Mrs c. Ledyard Blair. "a
II. R!vington Pyne.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Maria de Barril will leave New
York for Newport on July I to remain
Tor the summer.
The wedding Of Miss Kathleen Howard
and Edward Kellogg Baird will take
place on June 81 in the chantry OF 81.
Thomas's Church.
Mrs. Charles Mellen. who has been
stopping at the Vanderbilt. left there
Yesterday for her country place in
Stockbridge. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic II. Pratt will
give n dinner on Wednesday night at
their country place. Poplar Hill, Glen
cove, for their niece. Miss Katharine
Eugonia Pratt. who will be married to
Burton T.. Twichell Of Hartford at Sea-
moor. the country place Of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Pratt.
Miss Alice Martin Davies, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Townsend Davies,
who will be married 10 Henry Sellers
| Mckee I'd on Saturday in Emmanuel
| Church, Great River. l.. l., has selected
her bridal attendants. They will be the
Misses Eugene Rand, Phebe Davies. her
sister Nina Paris. Madeleine Carey,
Nathalie Bishop. Nancy Richards. Eliza
beth cushman and Marion Brown.
Ralph Romano will act as best man.
Miss Catherine Lawrence Richardson.
daughter OF the ate George II. Richard
son will DO married to Victor Harris
on Tuesday afternoon in the Church Of
the Messiah. Her only attendant will
be Mrs. Henry II, Elias. M tho hest
man will be Charles w, Ogden. The
ushers will he Emilio de Gorsorza, Lam
caster Morgan. Samuel n. Hinckley,
Charles II. Towne, William V. &. Rux-
ton and Gilbert Demarest. A breakfast
will follow at Sherry's. Mr., and Mrs,
Harris expect to 70 to Honolulu for the
summer.
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RARE FIRST EDITIONS
TO Be PLACED ON SALE
Two Hundred and FOrty-one
Lots Will BE Offered ut
Collectors Club.

At the Collectors Club on Thursday
afternoon Scott & O'Shaughnessy Will
dispose Of a small collection OF first edi-
Ions and miscellaneous books. Among
the 2<1 lots are are hrst editions OF
the works OF Thomas Bailey Aldrich,
william Cullen Bryant. a number OF edi-
tions OF the works OF Bret Harte. as
we'll as FIRST editions Of the works OK
oliver Wendell Holmes. Nathaniel Haw-
thorne. William Dean Howells, Henry
w. Longfellow. James Russell Lowell
Ralph Waldo Emerson and J. O.. Whit
tier.
Other interesting lots In this sale are
the Aubrey Beardsley illustrations OF
The Story Of Venus and T~annhaeuser,
Of which only 900 copies were printed
for private circulation an edition OF
Robinson Crusoe." published In 1922 In
London one Of tho 100 catalogues OF
the library OF Jay Gould with his auto
graph and the complete works Of O.
Henry. will drawings hy the author, and
three pages Of o. Henry's manuscript.
Only l25 sets Of this edition were pub
lished.
The American library Of Herbert w
Smith will be sold on the following day,
beginning In the morning. There are
SIS volumes devoted to all kinds o:
topics connected with this country.
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80. t.x
bS 'ne 'roN's'"n IN .ne INV" oI"ueo
W 'he VIII OF my ,a,e nuSoan" r"r VA
creation or " 'rus' tuhh or s",""u,Voo
ior inc penent OF can rniW oi mns
','. 'ha' '"'','o ''" 49,
'hat IL was MS intent " proN'"e q
sum ior ,ne maln'enahce an" upNe.p VI
sain in'ah' anl''e l" secure eNe's,nns
Tor 'he COMFORT welfare anu eouVa'Io"
OF Su'h ihtah' '""' money eou'u pro-
woe
MRS. Hstor reporten 'hht inc 'rus'
'uhh !l'''e' Si'","oo IN ''l''
for TWO Years aite' COZ Hs'o's uen.n
,he W!dow hVed III seciusioh' aevo'ink
heiSeit eh'lie'y 10 ner Gun" ana see,hs
my NV t",e"a' ~ ",eI NV ',"
intimate iriehas' inc oaoy was 10
'noh'hs oih neiofe a f~ho'oeraPh OF nun
was optained Tor the ~wspar ann
persons VINO mad predicted maj Mrs
Astor "nu!o a'tempt 10 RUE society from
the positioh IN which her husband had
a. y. u.s"'r"'
From time 20 time there had been re.
nTrus Una. r"t n, N.Y. xu nm,,s ssa,n' aut
no attention to inc rumors Just when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrill Chaplin.
who are AT their country place in Ber-
nardsville, y. j.. have announced the en-
gaEement Of their daughter. Miss Mary
Stevens Chaplin, TO Shepard Krech OF
this city. Miss Chaplin was introduced
to society at a ball given by her parents
at Sherry's a year ago last December.
Mr., Krech is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin W. krech Of IL East Seventeen
street. He was graduated from Yale
In 1912. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Katharine Brown
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ross Browning Of Llewellyn Park. West
Orange, N. j.. and Lieut.. Raymond
Potter Campbell Of San Francisco, who
wal graduated from West Point Tues
day. They will be married June 20 In
Central Presbyterian Church. Orange.
by the Rev, DIR, John +. Patterson.
At a'tea yesterday which marked the
twenty-hfth anniversary Of their mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. B~ridgewater NJ.
Arnold Of SEQ Scotland street, Orange,
N. j., announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Margaret Hunter
Arnold. to Charles Harris Bryant OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Ten Brock Of New
Brunswick. N. j., have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Alicia Louise Ten Brock. and C. w
Swain OF North Plainfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II. Kendall
Of New York hAve announced tn,
engagement OF their daughter. Mis-,
Mildred, and Lew e. Wallace OF Youngs
town, N. Y, q son Of II. X. Wallace O.
Montclair. n, j., general passenger agen'
Of the Erie Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kinnans Of
bloomfield. N. j.. have announced tn
e~nsassmsnt Of their dauEhtsr' Mis-,
South Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. LOTUS o.
Bloomfield. N. j.. have announced tn
engagement Of their daughter. Mis-
Slsrten. - yraacis D. Pssis Of Mont
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DIED.


BAcoS-chsr!ts, aged "a, Services i e
FUNERAL CHURCH." 2i West
Twenty-third Campbell Building
Sunday. > o'clock. Ausp!ces Actors
Fund
pONEGAN ON June IS, james English
ponegan, age 50. chapel st phen Mer-
ritz Burial and Cremation Company.
1851 Eighth avenue. corner Eighteenth
street. Time later.
GOoKIS=Suflenly, a. West Chop. Mass.
June u. 1915, Charles Bailey Gookin.
in the sixtv.eishth year % his age. son
Z. the lats Samuel and Martha Ball
Gook!n and husband Of Marie T Blod-
Funeral services al Emanuel Church.
Boston, Mouiay june 10. at 70 A. N
Intermert Monday, jane 10. at Mount
Auburn. Boston.
McKEON-John c. McKcon. vlcc.presitent
~ the PaHs Net'onal Rank. Friday
afternoon. June -, at his home at
Hampstead, l" /. aged So wears.
Funeral services A. the anil residence.
Hampstead. At 4 o'clock r. NJ. to-day.
June -. kindly omit Nowers,
REpMONp-Nt her residence. 7ol Park
avenue, New YORK June II. 1916, Es-
tel,e Livingston, VIE OF Geriliyn Red
mond and daughter Of the late John
.ton AMI Silvia NJ, Livingston.
Funeral mass viii he said on Monday.
June -. At the French Church of ST.
vincent de Paul. Twcn,Y-third street
and sixth avenue. at 10 A. ~. The
fuueta! train TO Tivc!i, y. Y, leaves
Grand central Station at 1880 A. N.
Returning, arrives about 8 7. NJ 1t
Is requested that no flowers he sent
eATTERl.EE.-On Friday morning. 1uue
u. 1916, a: her residence. lO3 East
Eighty-sixth street, New York city. IN
her sevcnty.s seventh year, Jane Law
renee. wife OF the late Henry Yates
Satterlee, hrst Bishop of Washington.
Funeral services at calvary Church.
Twenty-hrst street and Fourth avenue.
on Monday. June :, at $50 A. n. In
terment at Washington. u. c Wash
ington and Boston papers please copy,
wAY.-At Wos'Hsii, Mass. saturday
morning, Sarah \, wife Of John T,
Way.
Funeral services Monday. $50 p. NJ, at
her lRto home.
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MRS. JOHN JACOB ASTOR is TO BECOME
THE BRIDE OF w. K. DICK IN BAR HARBOR

for the benefit Of zach child who shall
survive the testator, other than MS
son, william Vincent Astor. n MS
daughter, Ava Alice Muriel Astor
(both children OF the previous mar
riage), to be held In trust for such
child until attaining the q OF TWEEN
ty-one years. with similar provisions
az to the disposition Of h fund IN
the event of the death OF the child
under twenty-one as are above set
forth in connection with tho trust ior
the daughter.
The provision for the disposition OF the
fund IN connection with the death OF
the daughter Is as follows:
-" In ease Of her death under
,wenty.one years It goes according to
her will. and in default OF a Will tnen
unto her issue, II any, and In defauit
Of a will or issue surviving her then
TO William Vincent Aston"
Ava Alice Muriel Astor Is now IL
years old.
BY the terms Of the will but little
more than $4,000. 900 could In n event
be diverted from tho main Astor n
In leaving the estate Almost intact 70
his son, Col. Astor followed the example
OF his father inc his grandfather.
Mrs. Ava willing Aston. the first wife
was not mentioned In the Will. The
general requests amounted to abou'
$4,000. OF this sum 100000 wen'
to friends. four Of whom had served a,
trustees Of the Aston estate. and Sto,oot
TO three men who had served him II
various capacities. The only beaues'
which could be construed as contribute
ing to a public purpose was a legac,
Of $40. 900 TO st. Paul's School. Col
Aetor provided also for the continuance
Of the Aston cups, annual trophies o.
the New York Yacht Club.
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HOAR-BROWN.
Daughter Of village President Of
Dobbs Ferry Bride Of Boston Man.

DORIS FERRY. June l7.--Miss Dorothy
L. Brown, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Franklin q. Brown. was married to John
Hoar OF Boston to-day by the Rev. Stan
ley Sermon Brown IN the Zion Episcopal
Church. MIR. Brown In president OF the
village Of Dobhe Ferry and a well known
New York broker. Mrs. Brown is one
OF the leading women OF the village in
charity and social circles.
Samuel Iioar was his brothers best
man. The brides attendants were Misses
Phyllis and Sylvia Brown. sisters of the
bride Miss Katherine Fitch. Miss Jo-
sephine Tunstall-Smlth the Baroness Vera
de RoV NJ Baltimore. Miss Ellen W.
Eldred.;c, Miss Christan!a Smelling and
Miss Charlotte Raylios Of Boston. The
brides father gave her away.
The ushcrs were Irving Bolton, Nal
COIN Peabody. James c. T'urnbull, S. c.
Bennett. Richard Whsglesworth, Clarence
Belknap. y, c.. Bolton. Francis Gray.
Clement Ford, George Harding and
Ralph Lowell. a reception was held at
Springhurst following the wedding, after
which Mr., and Mrs. Hoar departed on
an automobile trip through New Eng
land, They will live in Boston.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Breslin-s. r, Eaton. Detroit; Morton
Wakeley, Omaha.
Bii,more-P. T. clay. San Francisco; Je-
s"ph G Farrell. Albany. ". Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Camp. Bridge.
port. Conn: J CRIES.. Cleveland.
Piaza-Nr. and Mrs. Alexander H.
Revell, chicago John H.. Kitchen. Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ Garland. San
Francisco.
Claridge-Mr. and Mrs P J. Lane. Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. w q. Gehr, Alexandria,
Va. Arthur n. clark. 81. Louis. p. c.
Johnson. Chicago.
McAlpin-Mr, and Mrs n. A. James.
Norfolk. Va; James Il Harris. wilkes
barre. IA Mr.. ana Mrs. II. G. wilbor.
New Bedford. Mass.
wolcot,-Mr and Mrs. w. c. Kssisy,
Chicago; Mrs T.. II. Hessler. Philadelphia:
John btschamps. sydney, Australia: Mr..
and Mrs, A. NJ Alexander. San Francisco.
Vanderhilt-Mr. and Mrs Henry F. King.
Boston Mrs Charles Monsted. New Or.
Fans; ~ Wilson. Washington. William
knickerbockor-c. $. Weir. Erie, Pa;
J kanse. Wssninston Eiiett y.
B-owrell. Memphis, Tenn J. A. Rtchard.
ION. Toronto: w y wickes. Saginaw, Mich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
AM0RY-MATHEWS
Daughter Of Mrs. Daniel Cohen
Bride of Yacht BuiIder.

Miss Louise A.. Mathews, daughter by
a former marriage OF Mrs. Daniel Cohen
Of 400 Riverside Drive, was married TO
Clement Could Amory. a yacht builder,
IN the chantry ~ Grace Church at noon
yesterday by the Rev. Charles J.. Stat
tety, rector Of the church. The bride,
who was given away by her mother.
worc n gown of white crepe de chine
combined with palc.t yellow chiffon and
carried n bouque. Of white and yellow
marguer!;es.
Mrs. Vernon Castle, n lifelong friend
OF the bride. acted as her attendant. She
wore a costume of white embroidered
linen with Il poke bonnet and carried
a bouquet Of pink roses. K!nsley
Gwyer was best man. Immediately az
ter the wedding ceremony there was a
reception and wedding breakfast In the
yacht room OF the Astor.
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BAKER-HILBURN.
Mrs. J. stuart Backbone sister
Welded Unexpectedly.

OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. June iI-Miss
Beryl Hilburn and Charles Graham
Baker were married unexpectedly here
this afternoon at the home Of Miss
Hilburn's sister. Mrs. J. Stuart Black
ton. Arrangements had been made for
them 10 be married In another week,
but at n week end party Mt the Black
ton house they decided to move the date
forward.
Miss Hilburn IL the daughter Of Nr.
and Mrs william J. Hilburn Of 500
Ocean avenue. Brooklyn Mr.. Baker Is
the son Of Elwood T. Baker Of 9<5
Park place, Brooklyn. When the two
announced their Intentions. relatives
were summoned quickly. MISS Jewel
Hllburn. the brides sister. attended the
bride, and tho bridegroom's brother.
Donald Mitchell! Baker. was best man.
Violet Rlackton was flower girl.
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In the autumn before returning to New
York to make their nome.
DAvIESLWILLIANS.
YounG Easton, Pa, Couple Married
By Bride's Uncle.

EAsroN, Pa, June 17.-Miss Myra
Jeanette williams, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles X. williams. and Evart
Gladstone Davies. son Of Mr.. n Mrs.
Array Davies. both Of Easton. were mar
ried at the home Of the bride tonight
by the Rev. w. O. watkins Of Scranton.
Pa, uncle Of the bride. and the Rev.
A. NJ. Gesner Of the First Presbyterian
Church.
The bride was graduated from vassar
In 1913 and the bridegroom from VIII
Jams In 1912. The matron Of honor was
Mrs. Carleton Schwab Wagner. n cousin
Of the bride. and h bridesmaids were
the Misses Josephine Irwin Of Redlands,
Cal. Marie Louise McNair Of Halstead.
Kan. Eleanor Greenberg Of Brooklyn,
N. Y; Virginia willis Of New York, Ruth
Ayers and Margaret Davies Of Easton.
The best man was Robert w. Davies,
brother Of the bridegroom.
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MRS. CHOATE HOSTESS
ON SOTH BIRTHDAY
Gives Dinner at LenOx-C0l.
Onists Entertain Many
Guests.

Lemon, Mass. June 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate rave a dinner
last night In honor az Mrs. Choate,
who celebrated her eightieth birthday.
They had fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate are entertaining
Mrs. Theodore EIdridge of Shanghai,
China. at Naumkeag. She wal Miss
her marriage. an old friend Of the
family.
Mrs. Henry H.. Hollister has arrived
TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hol-
lister Pease. who gave a dinner in her
honor Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl De Gersaorf are
entertaining Mrs. william Greer and
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert Of New
York at Stockbridge.
John Shepard. Jr., IL entertaining
Francis Ouimet. former amateur golf
champion, at Sheffield. They played
over the Stockbridge course to-day.
Mr.. n Mrs. Banyar Clarkson will
entertain the birmingham Valley Garden
Club Monday evening.
Miss Rosalie Goodman will be hostess
for the Lenox Garden Club Council at
iokun Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gardner Gould OF
South Orange have opened North o
Woods. their country place on the Pitts
field road.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman. president
OF the American Red Cross Society, u
a guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. Murray
Crane. in Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Box and Carey
W. Box Of Philadelphia, who are touring.
registered at Curtis Hotel.
Miss NJ. S~ymphorosa Bristed will have
charge OF the annual water sports At
Lake Mahkeenac by the Lenox Junior
tennis association. The sports will be
held Monday. July 3.
T.. Percy Bramwell Is a guest Of
Mrs. James r. Jssup AZ Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. Lewis T.. Delafeld and the Misses
Charlotte and Emily Delaneld arrived
| AZ Heafnn HILL StnckhrIhrc
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Fits II andOlph-WiIliam ms.

PLANTED, y. j.. June lT.-Miss
Elizabeth Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. sidney Williams Of 800 Hillside
avenue, and Alan Fitz Randolph. son OF
Mrs. John J. Fttz Randolph. We're mar
ried this evening by the Rev. pr. J. s.
Zeelie az tAe Crescent Avenue Preshy-
terrain Church. Mrs Williams was un-
attended. Mr.. Frtz ia~ndolph's best nan
was James Ormshee Murray. The
bridegroom is a graduate Of Princeton
University, class 1919,
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DOUGHERTY-CLARK.
singer Becomes Bride Of Well
Known Marine Painter,

Miss Marian A. Clark. daughter of
Mr.. md Mrs. Crawford c. Clark. was
married yesterday moon to Paul Dough-
erty. a well known marine painter. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF the brides parents, l027 Fffth ave
nue.. and was witnessed by about twenty
relatives OF the couple,
Mr.. Dougherty is the son Of J, Hamp-
den Dougherty. former Water Commits
eioner. who was for years active in tho
Democratic party in this city. His
brother Is well known to London and
New York theatregoers under the name
Of Walter Hampden. Miss Clark made
her debut last winter an a professional
singer at a concert which she gave in
the Princess Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doughsrty will leave
shortly for Q trip TO Japan and China,
They wiz also visit the Sandwich Isiand1
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NfrDOwcll-COnIan n.

BLOOMFIELD, y. j., June l1.-Not TO
be outdone by her father. who was mar
ried . week ago.. Miss Mabel Conlan.
daughter OF Assistant Postmaster John
X. Conlan. went to New York Thursday
and was married 20 Francis Mcdowell
Of Montclair. The father reached home
last night and this morning received
word from his daughter in Washington,
u g.. announcing her marriage. The
brides father and Mrs. Carrie Baldwin
OF Newark were married just ore week
ago By the Rev. J. +. Folsom.
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ERNEST LACY.
Playwright and Educator stricken
In Philadelphia.

~PHuAnELPHrA, june 17.-Ernes, Lacy.
widely known as educator. literary
man. dramatic critic and playwright.
died to-day al his home here. Prof.
Lacy was head Of the department OF
English in tho Central High School.
Perhaps his best known literary work
is 'Chatterton." n play produced by
Julia Marlowe In 1924. Among his plays
were also "Rinaldo." produced by Joseph
Haworth In 1895, and The Ragged
Earl produced by Andrew Mack IN
1891. lie published several works o!
fiction and books OF poems.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
Mrs. E~cnne ID. Richards.

EAsroN, Pa. June l7--Mrs. Eveline
Donkey Richards. wife ~ Lieut.. George
I Richards. T.. :. A., died suddenly to-
day. following the birth Of a daughter.
She was tho daughter Of Mr.. and Mira.
n Dinkey She was graduated from
" ilson College IN 1919 and married
Lieut.. Richards. now in Mexico, shortly
after his graduation from West Point in
1918. She was "a years ND