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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
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BEAUTY.


She sings in holy places. and her Tyre
HUNS sweet and low for none but
rev'rent ears
Which hear all things, yet have but
one desire.
She woos the rare ones from their
lonely fears,
Naught but her love can challenge
all the year
And give to thought a swift, i'm
mortal fire.
SO shy and fraii, she wanders through
the night;
Regal and proud. she meets the
dawn of day
She warns the flesh and gives the
soul its light.
She is consolation on the way
To noble goals. She shrouds ali
work and play.
Dreams DER the covers and floats
upon the sea.
Wecps with the clouds and dances
when she may.
She's Queen of Life. crowned for
eternity,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

VIII sing Remember Me- (Lacey. }
In the evening the choir will render
the anthem, Praise Ye the Lord"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
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LEAP YEAR CABARET.

Last evening in the auditorium Of
the Womans Board of Trade library,
Mrs. Alfred Baehrens was hostess at
Leap Year cabaret and dance. The
proceeds go to the district nurse fund
of the Woman's club. There were Q
number OF novel features, including
a jitney service run by the fair ones
who also had the privilege, or rather,
task of inviting the men and paying
for their entertainment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
IN HONOR OF MISS sHuLER.

Miss Ninifred Shuler, daughter Of
the mayor OF Ratcn, Or. J. j. Shuier.
and an enthusiastic civic worker. was
visitor in Santa Fe during the Ma
sonic reunion. In addition TO at
tending committee meetings of vari-
Gus civic associations in which her
advice and help We're sought. she was
also the recipient of much social at
tention. Mrs. William J. Barker
gave bridge party in her honor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

Corner Coal aud i.foadway
\ roothaker, Minister.
Residence COS South Edith.
Sunday school. e;45 a. IN.
Preaching services. 1900 a. IN and
: 30 y. IA.
Sermons by the pastor Themes.
THE Keys 20 the kingdom. ani
simon Peter
Y P. :. G. r. ESQ . m leader.
Charles Brinion
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German services every Sunday
morning.
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SAVE $500

As special induccncn during demonstration week only
with every MAJESTIC RANGE sold (prcc always the sane
will give free handsome Of illustrated here
Every piece OF this the best of its kind Not piece
that needed every kitchen 1t possibly he bought
for less than $500 This ware on exhibition store
DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
G Feb. e and Ending March one os WEEK
Program

Prof Stark will deliver lecture each day. beginning Monday,
from TO 43O P the OF cooking explaining the
economical and scientific methods today COME AND
BRING YOUR FRIENDS. Everything baked during the dem
onsraon will be given away
Prof Stark will take pleasure answering questions and
anging problems he will also give recipes daily which
cannot be found any American cook book Bring pad
pencil and be prepared take YOU cant know much
about cooking in these days of high prices
MONDAY-Prof. Stark will deliver a lecture Domestic Sci
advancing many ideas pertaining the work These
lectures will begin at p M daily.
TUESDAYrlesday Professor Stark will bake the wonderful
MAJESTIC WALKING CAKE Ladies, don't fail see this
and learn the advantages of the Majestic alright Lee
ture on cake work from to Walking Cake Demon
stration at 80.
WEDNESDAY-Recipes for Dream Cake White Cake. Apple
Tea Cake (rerch recipe Moasses Cookies Butter Sponge
Cake Italian Spice Cake
THURSDAN-Recpes for japanese Nut Cake Jelly Roll Moon
light Cake Silver Cake Brides Cake Sugar Cookies and Gin
ger Drops, Dew Drops Stuffed Cookies (I'renc Recpe)
FRDAN-leas making bread and bread making, demonstrate
ing the short process of making excellent bread in four hours
from the time you your sponge.
SATURDAY-NIeat and work, with illustrated chart
showing where every OF the animal taken from high
" instructive and interesting lecture
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
Sunday Services
at the Churches
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Charles Oscar Bcckman. Pastor.
Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street Miss Edith Gorby.
deaeoncss Ralph smith. suloist.
Morning sermon. I ] oclock, False
Standards cf Measurement" evening
subject at a30 O'Clock. GLOW Old
Are You Air smith viii sing AZ
both services a selection by the
chorus az night
sunday school, st5 n m Special
musical number violin solo hy Elmer
Aiehi
Epworih league, $50 y. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Big Crowd Attends the
Opening Of the Clifton

The Clifton theater, Forty-fifth
and Burdette, opened for the winter
season last Thursday evening TO a
crowd OF people, many of whom were
obliged to wait for the second per-
Torrance. The new manager, Rex
Law Head, is veteran in the show
business and thoroughly understands
the requirements that will make the
Clifton theater patrons stay close at
home for amusement. The entire
theater has been redecorated and
many new features have been added
which makes it model suburban
house. The program for today pre-
sents Helen Holmes in Mutual Mas
terpiece entitled Whispering Smith"
and Cub comedy called That Won
derful Wife" Monday "A Deluded
Wife Thursday Edythe Sterling in
'Nancy's Birthright" Friday Out OF
the Mists" and The Yellow Men
ace" Saturday Mary Fuller in The
Trail OF Chance" and When Justice
Won"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

the 81. 900 necessary to save your brother
will be Forthcoming. Here is half the
amount as a certificate of good faith.
C0ntinu ng previous foreground MurieI
wondefingly picks up money from the
Subtitle; The next evening, fearing to be
alone with Sebastian, Leontine accepts
an invitation to see Muriel Mason dance
Scene 8. Leontines library. Leontine and
Sebastian have just finished dining with
guests. Sebastian is gazing al Leontine
with burning eyes. Leontine fears to be
left alone with Sebastian and agrees to
suggestion to 80 see Muriel Mason
dance.
Scene 8. Cabaret as per scene five. One
Lamp Louie seated at front row table
watching Muriel dance. He Is very
much smltten with her. Lsontine's party
arrives as Muriel is dancing. one.Lamp
Louie exits. F
Scene 10. Corridor of cabaret. -one-Lamp
Louie comes into picture and impatiently
seeks Muriel, Muriel arrives and Louie
greets her effusively. ut must be
made plain in these scenes that Muriel
is leading One-Lamp Louie onto lure
the confession from him.
Subtitle: "Bill Bang, the Bouncer.' Loves
the Fascinating Muriel."
Scene II. Outside dressing room Bill Bang
In picture. Exits In One-Lamp Louie's
direction.
Scene IL. Corridor Of cabaret as per scene
ia ten Muriel and One-Lamp Louie In
picture. Bill Bang comes In and stands
scowling at the two. Then he angrily
grabs Louie by the back of the neck
and throws him out Of the foreground.
Show foreground Of number Of chorus girls
in picture, talking. one-Lamp Louie
files into foreground and knocks Gig
aret out Of hand of girl All fall to
floor.
Show foreground Of cigaret setting fire TO
pile Of artificial leaves and decora-
tons.
Continu ng previous foreground: One Of the
girls discovers fire. All scream and flee
The fire rapidly spreads
Scene 49, Cabaret as per scene five. Fire
burs.s out at end of cabaret. Everybody
rises and screams. Leontine and party
flee out of foreground.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Blanche Sweet in "The
-.Dupe" at the Boulevard

. Blanche Sweet will appear at the
boulevard theater today in one Of
Paramount's latest productions, en-
titled The Dune" In addition. Bur-
ton Holmes Travelogue is shown.
Monday Dorothy Bernard is, pre-
scented in Sporting Blood" Tuesday
the last episode of "Fantomas" is
shown with Bray's Paramount car
toons and comedy. Wednesday the
program offers Donald Brian in "The
Smugglers," and Paramount picto-
graph. Thursday a Vitagraph drama
and Paramount comedy are shown.
Friday Francis X. Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne are co-stars in a Metro
picture, "A Million a Minute" Sat-
urday the seventh episode of THE
Crimson Stain Mystery" is shown,
with drama and Foxes and Jabs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Besse Program Includes
VARIETY and Feature Bills

"The Reformation of Dog Hole" a
chapter from the Girl from Frisco"
and featuring Helen Gibson, is the
feature at the Besse theater today. In
addition "The Death Swing" taken
from the Hazards OF Helen" is
shown with Stolen Plumage." Tan
gled Ties and "Pokes and Jabs."
Tuesday Gail Kane is featured in a
World production entitled The Scar
let OATH Wednesday the pictures
of President Wilson while in Omaha
will be shown with Lillian Drew in
Money to Burn" and a comedy,
Watch Your Watch" Friday June
Caprice comes in Little Miss Happi-
ness" Saturday the bill offers Can
trella Madona" and "A Mistake in
Rustlers."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Variety Program is On
South Side OrphaUm Bill

The program at the South Side Or
pheum offers today combined show
Of pictures and vaudeville. Edwin
August appears on the screen in the
stellar role of "The Law of Nature"
A Keystone comedy. pills of Peril"
is the accompanying picture. With
this an act Of vaudeville is given.
Monday The Destruction of the Eu-
ropean Nations" is the feature. Tues
days program offers AT the Edge of
the Aqueduct." Wednesday the
fourth episode of "Fantomas" is pre-
sented with their college Capers."
Thursday Douglas Fairbanks is pre-
scented in a Triangle production en-
titled The Half Breed" Friday Bes-
sic Barriscale comes in a Triangle
feature, THE Payment" Saturday
the bill offers The District Attor-
ney."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Pictures Offered Omaha Patrons This Week.

Douglas Fairbanks is presented in a
Triangle feature entitled The Half
Breed" On the same bill is My
ers and Thelbysa comedy. Tuesday
FRITZ Brunette is featured in The
Germ of Mystery" A Lonesome
Luke comedy is the accompanying
picture. Wednesday Theda Bara is
seen in THE Eternal Sapho." The
comedy is Triangle Keystone.
Thursday Bessie Barriscale is starred
in Triangle feature called The Pay
ment' Friday William Farnum and
Kathlyn Williams are co-stars in The
Spoilers" Saturday a six-reel spe-
cial will be shown called The Little
Girl Next Door,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

wrote the two-act, ten-Scene musical
burlesque, entitled "Riley's Vacation"
Besides Jack Conway. the cast in.
tludes Arthur Mayer, comedian; Eta
Joerns, prima donna; Barry Melton
ingenue; Dainty Dolly, a soubrette'
James Collins, straight man; Frank
Leonard, first tenor; Mark Thompson,
base; Ed Griffin, tenor; Mix Puglia,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

baritone, and chorus Of thirty pretty
young ladies bedecked in gorgeous
and elaborate costumes. A feature
will be an operate number taken
from the famous comic opera, Robin
Hood done with beautiful scenic eff
iect and with a lot of real clever sing
ing. Speciates will be introduced by
the Liberty Comedy Four, the three
Bullowa girls and others, lodays
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

sented with a Universal program.
Wednesday Edmund Breeze comes in
Lasky production entitled The
MasteE Mind Thursday William
Russell is starred in a Mutual mas
terpicture called Soul Mates" Friday
Mary McLaren is featured in Blue
bird picture called Saving the Fam
lily name" Saturday the eighth chap
ter of Liberty is shown with Uni
versal nrnrrafn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Van Husan Books State
Rights on Parade Pictures

The state rights for Nebraska and
Iowa have been secured for the pic
lures of the historical parade and
President and Mrs. Wilson by F. A.
Van Husan. They were taken by
local firm and are said to be very
good. They will be shown at the
Empress theater today, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Hazel Dawn is Presented
At Burt Thaater Today

"One OF Our Girls" is the Famous
Players production featuring Hazel
Dawn showing at the Burt theater
today. Comedy is also shown. Mon
day the feature is The Light" in
which Helen Rosson carries the stel-
lar role. Tuesday the fourteenth cpl
sode of Peg O the Ring is pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

acknowledged by many as the king Of
xylophonists. The Royal Italian sex
tet, vocalists and instrumentalists,
also appear on the same bill "A
Night at the Lodge" is the title OF
a farce comedy presented by Letting
we'll and Cole and the Three Lordons
IN comedy casting and return act
complete the vaudeville for the first
four days OF the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
Mixed Program Is the
Offering Today at Alamo

The feature at the Alamo theater
today is The Shadow Sinister" With
this is shown a aemle drama called
"Circumstantial Justice" an L.-Ko.
comedy, called Crooked From the
Start" and the fourth episode Of Lib
erty."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15
"The Almighty Dollar" is
Feature at Suburban TODAY

Frances Nelson, E. X. Lincoln and
June Elyidge are presented today in
feature production entitled The Al
mighty Dollar" With this is Tri-
angle Keystone comedy. Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

George Hamilton Green, who left
Omaha two years ago to study in
New York City, and who has played
with the best musical organizations
IN the country, is the feature of the
Empress bill opening today. He is
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

matinee starts at ) o'clock. Beginning
tomorrow there will be ladies' mat
inee daily all week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-15

versal program
The sun., 1916-09-08
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE,

e%rriysi. a., ne iiro,c on" Elton S'% Mr ,od No..
ii ,M.,chcl Reading IA Packard Mi
Fierce. Mr. and Ms. Joshua Hatnc'd.
>"N York ,CHai.!ar'. Mr.. and Mrs Bsil"N.
lia''iEh. y. e Franklin: Nj and M,-.
York racksrdl. Nj and Mrs II. rpham.
u phLm, Sew York 'rNor!csst, Mr.. aud
NJ jack Strauh. Lancaster. Pa U.ocomo-
MNNcHEsrER. VI. sept 7.-Arrivals
by automobile ~. tho Equinox House: W.
X i.anman. v X l.amnan Jr Columbus
ton, omaha. Nj. and Mrs. ;. Richard ptv-
idse HinghAinton cadillac. MIR. ami Mrs.
hi',, Mr. and Mrs White, Mir +.
nurhe.: Philadelphia 'rIer""' Mrs r :
R"", Mrs. T II %ay',,i: New maysn H.
''cveland ,rackarII. Dr, and Mrs. : L.
Guiuu. Elizabeth. \ J. Miss Holland. New
York 'Franklinb. William X Werner, Miss
Mis- Agnes McDonoush. Philadelphia
mon!i. o%friy,,s at ~ n'rsasI: Mr .ni
Mr.. James Hove Buffalo thlsrmon,; Nj.
az c,r Mr. W ~ w W., Kite n"}iom "n,e
SON York r""rl'ssl: Mr., and Mrs. e. IL
cushing, car =. Cushing. ENta, Ohio
.NsnSHsp. H. mt Hsri"Y nI'w y@rh
Nyack ,plismobilci; Miss Ami. +. S,er,
rett. Miss Emma j S%tcrr"tt. Philadelphia
NllS. l'f - iNfNl'lNs l'fl All ana
Mrs jaucN T.. S%i"rrett. rtttshurr Orscx-
nr'l. Mis- Mulligan. Mr. Hush J. BRADY,
cleveland oCtiillacD; Mrs. Lott. Mr.. ana
Mrs Il. VI HIls, Mrs II y. INNS Dr q.
y Ferris, Mr, and MS Cnaunc"v INNS,
brooklyn nicrcc.Arrow, Nj, ana Mrs
H.rh,r, l"ng"uiyk". Troy ,'Lozicr'.
ATKINS, y. y, sept, Motor ar.
rival at tho ,;l"u springs; pr and Mrs
W. ". lo.twick. New York; Edward T.
NinIle, BruokI!uc. Mass. t>tudohHk"r My,
and Mr., II ;. St'hhins, Cleveland crack,
ard. Nh. ,ud Nrs, = j Robinson. rhl,a.
80 W.. rni Mrs. g " Moore. p,trDli
,N"rrcr' NJ, T. g., Raglan E,aus,i'"
Mrs f. u Vince, aInti'" crook. Nieh
rlrk,uil. Mr.. and MIS- F. A McK,.y.r,
Ho'lldayshHrg. Pa. tadillicl, Dr. ano
Mrs g q Burgess. Kaihrrine Rurgrs4
u NJ. Nerdan. Detroit ,Cadillacl5 NJ ana
Mrs Wilton Il. Phelps, New York tcad
illtrN; Dr danes Tyson. pr. r. Tyson
Philadelphia ticrcc), Mr.. and Mrs, ,ieors.
Mith"rson. Jr, Miss Math"rson, rittshurf
h"erlessl Mr.. and Mrs. t. VI Ellis. Mrs
II, T. Duke; Mis- DIX, Memphis, Tenn
trliil'acl. Mr. and Mrs. !. j Lacy, Mr.
aud Mr. " W Hogmi,.. Avon, Y
Mr. ami Mrs g. H. Martin Avon bIud
SOM.
The sun., 1916-09-08
DR., EMERSON TELLS
OF EPIDEMIC FIGHT
Osborne and y. Y. City's
Health Commissioner Talk
to L. s. Mayors.

NEWARK, Sept. Thomas Mott o.
borne, warden Of Sing Sing. and Health
Commissioner Haven Emerson OF New
York were the principal speakers to-day
at tho twentieth annual convention OF the
League Of American municipalities. The
former spoke on prison reform and Dr.
Emerson told of the infantile paralysis
epidemic In New York.
Mr.. Osborne detailed his doctrines Of
preparing conNiCts for a better lie after
they are discharged from prison and the
theories Of his administration Of Sing
Sing.
Dr. Emerson retraced the history OF
the paralysis epidemic IN New York and
told Of the difficulties encountered In the
medical profession in diagnosing the
cases. one of tie principal obstacles, he
said, was the appearance OF poliomyc-
litis in non-paralytic forms. which neces-
STATED extreme care by the doctors. The
speaker said he believed the disease had
It's origin In New York and not n Europe,
as was suggested by a delegate from the
floor.
Other speakers who discussed munich
pal welfare and administration problems
were Mayors Preston OF Baltimore and
Davis of Cleveland. VI J. King. super
wiser OF Newark band concerts. told OF
his work and the system in vogue here.
William VI. Seabury. general counsel for
the National Association Of Motion Pic
,ure Industries. urged the delegates to
work for standardized flm ordinances
throughout the country. Tonight the
league held its annual banquet and IN
scores OF automobiles tomorrow the
delegates will tour the northern part OF
tho state.
The sun., 1916-09-08
PLAYS N PLAYERS.

o,l- Skinner viii begin hi. New York en-.
gasement al the Lyceum Theatre septen-
Harrington.
Ann Murdoch Will conclude her engage
men' In Please Help Emily" at the i.y-
ceum = week from tomorrow night. going
to chicago. where she will appear sep.
t.m,er -.
Margaret, Ansl,n. in Caroline hy Will
al the Empire Theatre september 20.
Julia Ssnderson Donald Brian and
sagem.n, at the Empire in ;sySii' until
the "nd OF next week. ~ncn they 60 on
tour.
Jack Norworth will h. n headiin.r in
Keith vaudsxll. this season. beginning At
the Colonial rhratre September Is. Reilo
story will also be at the Colonial that week
VIII hsv" an important rol~ In 'hc next
s%huhsrt musical production. Her Sol
+ II. so,hern'- tour in "lt wer.
King" for the henrht Of the British Red
Cross, has been arranged 50 ms to include
Toronto. Montreal and ottawa.
Dorothy MAYNARD, who Is appearing In
The G!ri from Rrazi,' at ihs Forty.
fourth S:rcc; Theatre, has been engaged as
he lar ifnr ! musical comedy stock com
Tea IN seven lsnxuas., Is to b" held In
N" ballet room ~ n" H'rIotrom" stt"'
rHts Il. Haru lnuki. th" Jaran.sc primi
donna VII preside over the to, pot. Pay.
low, vii, be 'hc honorci Russian guest,
Hungarian, Nvorue Mirck TIA" frturH
Ellen ba.lcrIp tha swedish and blNis
Girarl the American
VERY Good Eddie" owing to the expira,
ton ~ 10. contract At tho Casino, ViI move
to tho Thirty-n.nth street Theatre ncNt
week
William collier NIL begin his New York
engagement 1T the Lonrscrc Theatre rcv,
Thursiay evening IN a new farce b,
James Montgomery called "Sothing hu'
tho Truth
I;ohc-' Man'e'l, " has boon engaged y,
SilYlo Hem for the liart oi NrW ~ -lppor
"f Constance COLI p, isabel Irving an,
Anu" Hughes n thu 'orthcomins prndur
tipu ~ The Merry wives Of Wiuf,of."
The sun., 1916-09-08
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

w, @aoar A,'0 Sns VIZ = Tws n"" T Torfo's; y y
Heath, Columbus c ! Mahcr Cleveland,
FIX Rooney, Runslo; J e Campbell, Pitts
william Bancroft New Orleans 49,,
family, W II Dade, u T Edwards, Manila.
Iiew Louis Hancock Ir" En.ign x Nc
Glnms, Il. 5 II iSms' $ Ay1c.: s; John
Louis: 4. NJ Bates, chicaso; n Webb
Jr. santa Barbara; George Gordon KinG
Newport; a. Van Tuyl, Buffalo; c, l.. Court
Ciaridgc- George W Bailey, y Walsh
Boston; = J poolcy, Cleveland; e A
B%arnun,. Cleveland,
wife, washington: Thomas l., Barnes, Akrno
e seerer and Chris SceScr. Youngstown
William + Rose, Warren OHIO: Mr.. an,
Mrs James n Marion, Toronto; ", NJ
M,%Sory ANDY 1na w' Dun ' GoyIom' Scw yor. c,,v
G u Walker, 81. Louis: u. y Dickinson
BALTIMORE; Norman = Mack. Buffalo; H. +
Va bnrcn wash,ns'an Williamson, non,o,
Mr.. and MIR. c. !. Lewis Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs T., y. DE la Rlva Albany; Mr. an'
Mrs j l., Anderson, + y Bullowa, New
York.
RITZ Carlton A Bradley Camphcll an,
Leland II Ross Morris,own; Leeds Mitchell
Murray Hill-J. Henry Walters. Syracuse
IA l.. simmons Detroit: u n Pendle,or
Waterbury g. 4 Jennings, Chicago; F, A
Hnichkiss. Millerton,
Park Avenue Commando and Mrs, Pro
vos, Bnhin, u S NJ F + Ballard; Colo
Angeles; u W Knight, Glens Falls; A
Brandow and wife, Albany NJ r Fi,zgeral,
S,rat ford John A. washhurn, ST. Thoma,
Ont: NJ. G Mills, New York; +. N Tempt,
Lawrence. Mass.
Marie Antoinncttr- s, Beall and wifi
Washington; \. williams and wife, Prov
,lence: G. u Es'ahrool, Cleveland.
Imperial J Grant. Mexico: T. Cagi:a
Havana: /. n, Tristan. Chicago: Mr.. an
Mrs q a. Pratt, Boston; II, l.. Bradlc,
Atlantic CITY
wolcot,- Major and Mrs 8 ". Gulicl
Marine Corps: =. p S"hen.t, Dayton;
Sar"ent, James " Wilson, Chicago: Georg
Grand-J, r. I. Dickinson, Ruena Visit
Edward jarvis and wife Philadelphia: deors
n. Hyatt. Ithaca. q. =. Rstas. Lynchburi
The sun., 1916-09-08
REISINGER-CHALMERS.
BRIDEGROOM a SON az Late wealthy
New Yorker.

AN SHERIDAN. y. y. Sept, Miss
Elizabeth Chalmers. daughter Of David
Chalmers. wealthy knitting mill operator
of this city. was married to-day to Wal
ter II. Reisinger OF New York, The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Or. Ed
ward r. Carroll OF 81. Anne's Episcopal
Church.
There were no ATTENDANTS n only
immediate relatives witnessed the cere-
mony. the simplicity being due to a re-
cent death in the brides family. Follow
ing the wedding luncheon Mr.. and Mrs.
Reisinger left for white sulphur Springs.
whore they will spend their honeymoon.
They will return to New York city early
in October and will be at home after No
vember I n, 993 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Reisinger Is a grandson OF the late
Adolphus Busch. the st. Louis brewer.
and a son Of the late Hugo Reisinger Of
New York. who died two years age and
left an estate of more than 81 900. 900 to
charitable and educational institutions.
Under the terms Of his will Columbia
University received $780, 900. Harvard
$4,000 and the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art was beaueathed $4,000 with which
to buy German paintings and sculpture.
Other institutions In Germany received a
large share OF the estate.