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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

wAIERHrRI; conn; Sept: t.NS,or
,SYr .nf'' i.m ~. "'s eh ar. f CAM. h Jane.
sc-hoonm.ksr. Ml.. {. Ru.hy' Mis-. Ai,.
SSRSGH'%st Mr H sSa Mr.. Q 5oi smith. f PMS.
delphis ts,ut,'; Sir. and Mrs Nathaniel
Knowles. Philadelphia Packard. Mr.. \.
Graham, Miss Graham, Georse Grsham
I. II. kopp, Mrs. .snd MIS-. Kopg: New
k k7ns. 'SSs ss.m;. M.s M'' , BE ar'' Mr. Here: ."S
n, and Mr.. Ed Farrell, Lee, Mas,
liam Rich, William. Rich. Jr, New York
.simpls.l II, sns Mr.. r. !. r.srse Mics
wATkiNs, y Y. sept, S...Notor a.
s M.,.s.: At Nh sn' a %'s" M Tsr'"H'' Mr.; u.smo Il
anderson, saG.Io ,R.o,. Mr and Mrs.. y
6; FGot; p''re,' ,en.rs' .rrsT); M:, g
overland Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Hamilton.
Caledonia cadillac Mr.. ana Mrs. James
ANS sAi Roeh..'.r s P:csard, f; Mrs rredsriet
.P..is.,: Mr.. .na Mf. {, k.mmsc. NJ:
H K George S.S:; s' ASTON ''1 sml;S. ssi.. s"a
Jersey city ,Hains.l; Mr. and Mrs; Fred
!; r.'' AuST ma otAG sst M5 .nS H."
,win,on,; Mr., and Mr'. ". psly NJ
q. 'sa,es Mrs. Mrs A'c II. :. por s"a'' Mrs. r,''i j. 5
MAXcMEsTEE,. ". SEP, 0IA,.IvsI.
Adele L.min.on,r S:w YorS IPash.Td,
sr:y, sn.r Fssy i %!'A, 'Fssi. MI' , as; and
Mrs. y, 4. Blaokman. Waterbury ,Puickl;
NJ. s vil. MA j. J.. F rsu h.lisT wd pr."fsr : ,ra sH..
"a, Als, j...i. 81 Ay.riI, Miss i
Aysrill cedsr Rapids, Ia PIss.1s' ~,
y s''naSi Ns Mn':se Ivy Mi.. MlisS%.. "n Ros.r,
M,ieh;Il; T ios Ns,n; 0s ,aud,ir, Mr.
stsldw'r. Ich..tnut Hin, Mass. Dodge.
ton. ohio cadillac. Mr.. and Mrs c Il,
Hu.hmoTs New York ,PscksIS, 81, and
Mr. sR ETC WOODS. N' Il, s.pt'' b..
A~utomoblls arrival. at the Mount Washing.
Ion include James whi,eh.,d, East or.nI.
tWin,on); Dr.. Rob.rtH Long, New YORK.
MNon,r. sp'" "hua.on! Arthur +. Mou!son..
Boston fHud.on); Morton L. Madden. Bo.
ION ,Plerc.); Judson u. Duncan, 81. LouI.
,Msrmonl.; Dr., Chester Il, Burns, Boston
Rso,; chrl.,oph.r 4 po,an. clsv.,.ns
'Pserlessl. Angustus =. Nnis, new 10TH
,rremief,: Jasper n. wickhsm,' New York
tNationsD; Andrew r. Bent. rw.mp,eott
tstesrns) Ernest Eastwood. New York
tChslmers,; {. P. Glass, Hartford, tMar-
NOM: Raymond A. Atkins New York
'VCo1oPERsTowN. N. r.. Sept. 5.-Motor
arrivals at the o-ts-.s.Ea to-day: Miss
Elizabeth; n !Packs,d)j Mr.: ,nd Mr.,
.Pso. Mrsi 'HohGG kki.hs.is. oTst i,. j. J. < GAi hi.S.i'
Mrs. 10. H.. sheldon. Mrs. 81, A.. Reel, viii.
ismsport, Pa. stevens :Duryea)t Mr.. and
coeks. New York ,CsLillsc) Air.. snd Mrs.
lame. ", Bullock, A 2, s.'iGsk' VII;
son, orange, y. ], tCadiilac): Mr.. and Mrs,
r,rsd:.!ck Pyle; Mis- ElIsabsth PyIs, Mt.
row.; Harry II. Houck, Niles Kathryn Ives.
Oneonts, N. y. (Frankiin).
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G.. +. DAILY TO FIGHT
100000 LAWSUIT
N. Y. c. Executive and Daugh.
ter to Answer Alienation
Charge To-day.

Charles r. Daily. vics.prcsidcnt OF the
New York Central Railroad. must appear
this morning with his daughter. Mrs.
Charlihe Daily Barnet. before Justice
Platt at White rlaIns under a writ Of
habeas corpus issued yesterday to his
so~n-in.law. Willard Barnet. who is suing
his father-in-law for $500. 900 for alleged
alienation OF his wife's affections.
MIR. Barnet was formerly assistan Mt
general passenger agent Of tho New York
central Railroad. and now IL connected
with the Bonkers' World. In his suit to
charges Mrs. Barnet lived with him un.
III last March ~, when, ha says. her
rather persuaded her TO leave him. Since
then he has been unable to effect his
wifc's return.
MIR. DAILY was served with tho com
plant In the suit In his apartments at
the Hotel Biltimore last August 81. A
summons also was Med In q second suit
for conspiracy. In which Herman T..
Wtl!er. MIR. Days private secretary, Is
named AZ codefendant In tho allie ged
alienation. The eummonses wero served
on August 80 on Mr.. Daily at the Ora
matan Inn at Bronxville and Mr.. Willer
at the Biltmore. The complaint IN this
suit has not been filed and according to
Herman J.. Roth. Mr.. Barnet's lawyer.
the amount of damages to be asked has
not been decided.
Mr.. DAILY last night refused 10 make
any comment on the suit or explain WHY
his daughter had left her husband. Mr..
Barnet, who lives at 1880 broadway,
was not at home.
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SOCIETY CROWD OUT
FOR TENNIS FINALS
Many Motor to Forest Hills
and Trains From City
Garry Large Numbers.

There was another large crowd yester-
day to witness the tennis finals at Fores.
Hills. many or them going by automo-
bile. and the ain from town were all
crowded. MIR. and Mrs. Brad!sh John
son. Mrs. Cornelius wagstaf Remsen
and Mrs. George T. Lane motored from
Bay Shore. and among the Newport con-.
tinsent were MIR. md Mrs. Craig Biddle.
William H.. Sands. J. Gordon Douglas
and w. Earl Dodge.
Mrs. Louis Townsend Montant and her
sister. Miss Dorothy Ander.on, came
from Cedarhurst. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dell Baker from Piping Rock. Among
others In the gathering were Mrs. Dew
ereux Emmett, Richard s.. Emmett. Frank
Mitchell Of Washington, II. c.; Joseph
Lentilhon. Arthur Ware. Mr.. and Mrs
James A.. Renwick. Thomas Slidei,. W
0oadby Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Fell. Mrs. Julius Myrick. Matthew Aston
Wilks, MIR. and Mrs. B. l.. Taylor. Jr..
sheppard q: schermerhorn, Garrett l..
KID. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. James
:. Cushmail. Edward l.. Burrill, Roger
Minton. II. dc Forest weekes. George A.
Dixon. Jr., and charles stuart Dodge.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. W. White
wright Watson. Frederick w. Chesebor.
ough. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward liddon Pat
terson, Albert Fraucke. Luis J. Francke,
Ehen Stevens. Silas II. Brownei,. Miss
Constance Curtis, Miss Evelyn Biddlc of
Philadelphia. Judge Norman y. Dixie.
Kenneth Murchison, NJ. Taylor Pync.
Jr., George r. Dadmun, Victor Onativia,
Lawrence b. Elliman. Mr.. and Mrs. Reno
Moen. who came from Oyster Bay Law
rencc and Reginald Waterbury. Seymour
Bulkley. Sidney Dillon Ripley, Ford
Huntington. Albert n Ashforth, George
c. Boldt. Jr. Walter Randall. Henry W.
Bull and l.. Robbins Walker.
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DECREE HULA HULA
AS SOCIETY DANCE
American Society Of Profess
sors Of Terpsichore Favor
Hawaiian Art.

Hawaii's famous hula hula is going
20 be danced by Americans this winter.
For no Il was decreed yesterday by the
American Society OF Professors OF Dane
ing, which is holding It's t~hirty-ninth
convention at the Hotel Majestic. OF
course II Is not TO DO the real barefoot
article with . grass mat and n garland
Of flowers for a costume, but a sort OF
sublimated Hawaiian dance adapted by
certain radical and necessary changes for
the ballroom. The immense popularity
of Hawaiian music 10 responsible for the
evolution of an Hawaiian dance for
ballroom purposes n a great vogue Ia
predicted for IL by its sponsors.
Next to the Hawaiian the military In
1uence will oe strongest felt in the mod
ern dances for the coming season. the
dancing masters declare. Everything
that Ia not Hawaiian will be military.
The military stride will be i~nterp6lated
IN the fox trot and even the stately waltz
will be danced with a military bearing.
The influence OF femlnism Is probably
the cause OF tho decree Of tho dancing
masters that In the modern dances the
man shall go backward. The debutante
Of last season. who claimed she had
walked twenty miles backward on the
dancing noors. will heave a sigh Of re-
lief that she can now go Onward again
with propriety. nay. ever eclat.
The fox trot will preva,,. u Is as
serted. and tho waits will not DO sup
planted. Tho vogue OF dancing Is not on
tho decline. he dancing masters all In
sis'. and II anything. with moro people
who know how to dance. 1t will be n
more popular form OF diversion his sea-
son thar ever before.
Vernon Castle was the most talked of
person OF the convention. Tho rumor
that lie was killed when flying over the
German lines or tho western front Was
not taken seriously by any OF his former
associates and was not confirmed by his
secretary. Talnage Thompson.
London Taps Is the name Of the
rost popular dance IN England now,
according to Mrs. Evelyn Iiubbell OF
New York. II was taken originally from
The Broken Doll" chorus In tho new
musical comedy Samples but ito Lon.
don vogue was due. she said. to Vernon
castle. who took II up. and now II Is
danced from tea to taps at night. II I.
a military dance and tho officers spurs
make a merry little Jingle IT II de-
scribed az a pause in the midst OF a foN
trot. The musicians all stop while N.
dancers keep the tempo by tapping with
lis dancing II for the men IN the
trenches 80 the accompaniment OF a
home made ~jewshsrp.'
Walking tho Dog" tho new dance
which has only been seen in vaudeville
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RED CROSS BENEFIT
PLANNED AT LENOX
Rodney Proctor Sends $500 to
StOckbridge Firemcn Who
Saved His House.

LDNox. Mas. Sept. Rodney Proc
ter Of New York has sent n check for
$500 to the Stockbridge Fire Department
as an appreciation OF It's services In
fighting a fire at Oreton Farm. Stock
bridge. last week. when two barns were
burned but the farmhouse was saved.
william Pollock. who has been blue.
fishing at Nantucket. returned tonight
10 Homesdale. PIttsfeld.
Mrs. Roland H.. Perry OF New York
has opened her country place at stevens
Glen. Richmond. Mr.. Perry will arrive
there this week.
Countess Herman Scherrthcss has en-
gagged passage on a teamer for Copen-
hagen sailing from New York october ..
Ex-Ambasssdcr White will keep the
|op!a-s cpe. an:! AFTER h.= caash.c.
sails.
Miss ~. T.. Barnes OF New York 10
visiting with Mrs. Emma Parnes at the
M~apiewood, Pittsneid.
Leaving Lenox to-day for New York
wcrc Mr.. Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
Frederic Winthrop. MIR. and Mrs. :.
Breck =. Trowbridgc. Mr.. and Mrs,
Poultney Bigelow and Pierre Jay.
chandler Robbins OF New York arrived
AZ the Curtis Hotel. Also at this hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Douglas. pr. I.
u. Davenport OF Providence and Nr. and
Mrs. H. 4. English Of New Haven.
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was the bone Of contention In q not de-
bate yesterday. Some OF h dancing
masters favor It and others are strongly
opposed.
Louis II. Chalif, formerly Of tho Rus
elan imperial ballet. belongs 20 h
progressive party OF dancing masters
and would purge the dance Of all sue-
gcstiveness. Yesterday his subject was
"A Heart to Heart Talk Against Heart
20 Heart Dancing" lie also demon
strated his W. dances, Including
Greek intcrpretative and esthetio dane
Ing.
There arc about seventy dancing mas
ters attending the convention and they
come all the way from the snow.capped
irountains Of Montana TO the cranberry
bogs of Massachusetts.
So far nothing has been said about the
director OF the American Society OF Pro-
feseors of Dancing.
His name Is p. Mutt Of vinsiAnd. N. J.
lie would not admit tho reporters to
the dance denons ratlons. but that Is
hardly sufficient grounds for roasting
him.
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H.P. WHITNEYS AID
NEWPORT HOSPITAL
Contribute 100000 TO Fund
for Children'S and Ma
tcrnity Ward.
MANY At THE CASINO
Nr. and Mrs. Vincent AstOr
Among Those Entertaining
At Dinner Parties.

NEWPORT. II. I. Sept. b.-It was an
rouncei some tino ago that ssvcra, OF
,1e summer colony here had contributed
IN a fund TOR a much needed children's
and maternity ward at the Newport
i~io,p,tal. and at the timo IL was said
mat about $4,000 was in hand. To-
a,y 4, was learned that other contribu-
tons have been made, among the latest
being $1,000 from Mr.. u Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. who closed their season
here last week.
This crowd Of summer residents at
,ss casino this morning save 10 evil
depce that summer was Oh the wanc
,uong those registered were W. I.
carey and q II. Carey OF New York.
cant John Gibbons. L. :. n, and Mira.
Gibbons. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Graham Glasgow A. +. Robin
son OF New York. a guest OF Frederick
II Allen James II. Hill of Washington.
Mrs. {. 7. curtis OF Boston. visiting
Mrs. Nathaniel Thaycr; Robert Jay
Lodge OF Washington. visiting l.. N.
piekeraon; Oliver Hartman OF New
York. visiting Pembroke Jones. and
Beverley Bogert Of New York.
There Was considerable entertaining
In the colony to-day. the parties OF the
afternoon including luncheons by Mrs.
william r. Draper and Mrs. George
Brooke, who with Mr.. Brooke returned
from Saratoga earlier In the day. Mrs.
Mareden ]. Perry gave a children's party
a. Bleak House In the afternoon in
honor OF the fourteenth birthday OF her
con, Marsden J. Perry. Jr.. and tonight
there we're dinners given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Aston, Mr.. and Mrs. u. =.
SsynAl n Mr.. and Mrs. John u.
n-exel. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graham
glasgow also ravc a dinner in honor OF
the.r house guests.
$. Montgomery Roosevelt closed his
season to-day and returned to New York.
Mrs. James 4. Eustls has n TO
Media, Pa. closing her visit here.
One Of the frst Newport yachts 10 90
ont OF commission is tho schooner KERN,
owned BY Macmillan Agass!Z. who has
gone TO Boston. but who. with other
Members Of tho AsassiE family, are OK
peeted back for the late season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rice arc maxi
Ing a short visit in New York. They
l.', on the steam yacht Alberta, on
which they are to make their Amazon
trir.
Joseph l.. Widcncr has gone to Phi,a-
ds'plis.
!. Ralph Bloomer Of New York In
making another visit here,
Hr. and Mrs. E!5c.asc 7. Gerry have
set october IS as the date for tho cloe-
.nE Of their season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul. who
went to Bar Harbor on account of Mrs.
raul's health. have returned to their
home here and will remain until No
ysInber.
Mira. Oliver Ferin will close her sea
son on Saturday, Mr.. Perrin having como
- Ildt;sburg.
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TEA LIST AT PIER STILL LARGE.
lfrs. A. r.. Norris aaa Daughter
Arrive From rw port.

NARRAoANsErr rIEn, X. J.. Sept. s.
The daily tea list at tho Country Club Is
still almost as largo as when the season
was at It's height. The following had
tea there to-day
Mrs. Charles n. Snowden. Mrs. Ben.
jamin X. Gatins. Mrs. Isaac Clothier. Jr..
Miss Kate Penn smith. Mira II. II. I.
Goddard. Miss Gertrude De Coppet.
Miss r. q. kohn. Miss Virginia Latrobe,
Miss FOLLY Brooks, Mrs. !. L. Pratt,
Mrs. Philip Stevenson. Mrs. George T..
Love't, the Misses Lovctt. Miss Mar
suerits Prescott. Mrs. Kenneth Murch,.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Alexander. J. y.
kiinball, Capt. +. W. kellogg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland Hazard and Mrs. Harry
Harrison.
Mrs. Alfred +. Norris and her daugh-
ter. Mics Dorothy Norris. who have been
spending the season NJ Newport. arrived
at their villa. the Lodge. on Ocean road.
to-day for tho autumn
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REAR ADMIRAL PRITCHARD.
Was 81 Years old and saw Mach
service Ia tivil War.

B~ALTIMcEE. sept lear Admiral
Arthur john 1'ritcbard, T.. : ". ire
tircdJ. died At his home here this after
noon, aged 81 years. For many wears
he was pay director at baltimore and a.
Norfolk. and probably saw more active
service than any officer in the United
States nav.
lie enlisted ~ an assistant pdNmsster
In the navy At tho outbreaks Of the civil
war lie was assigned 10 the 1tasca.
which fought iu many battles OH the
Mississippi under Admiral Farragut.
In iNt2 he Was wounded and inrapavi-
,a;ed FOR eight uunta- lie went back
into service and participated in the At
tsCks against tAc Confederate ANS
Later he served ~ various European
stations II spent somc time In china.
lie was made Rear ADMIRAL ga 1906.
The sun., 1916-09-06
JED

AEEs On September s. Frederick y,
Ams,. beloved husband OF Margaret
vinton.
Funeral services THE FUNERAL.
CHURCH. Broadway. between sixty-
six,h and six,y-seventh streets Camp
hell Building. on Thursdsy evening at
o'clock.
HARCLEY.-Aifted e. Services THE rU-
NERAL CHURCH" Broadway. sixty
sixth and sixty-ssventh Drank r.
campbell Building. Wednesday eve
ling. 30 O'Clock.
DODGE At $50 East sixty.seventh street.
Monday evening. September I. In her
eshty-fourth year. Mrs. Ruth Anne
Browne Dodge of Council Buns, Iowa.
widow ct General granville N. Dodge
aud beloved mother OF Mrs. l.. d.
montgomery, Mrs. r. =. Pusey and Miss
Anns Dodge. who wers with her a.
he time.
Vunsral private, Intermcnt at Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Please omit flowers.
~HoLNEs-At Atslen, Pa, on September 4.
1913. the Rev. r. J Holmes. ased IS
YEAR. Of Nysck y =.
Vrnsrsl services at AtsIsn. Pa. septem-
Der ., altar 81,
'kiC%.--At iArchmont Manor. on
Tlssisy. september &, 1915. Henry A..
I'm bis eighty third ye.r, beloved bus
hama ~ Jane g. Jackson 'nee Cross.
mani.
e"t!oe. A. his late residence Friday,
september 3, at II 4. N. Carriages
IA waiting upon arrival of 1905 4. NJ.
tram from Grand Central station. 1t
~ requested that no flowers bo sent.
u ARLASD. William C. Captain United
r'ates Army, retired. at his residence.
"a West Fifty-sishth street. septem-
h't Or, IN hts sixty eighth wear, lie
Graduated from the United states Mill
Any Academy In ls7a. From the tiinA
~ ejaculation until retirement In 1899
hs served with the Sixteenth United
'tates Infantry.
'n'erIent d, West Point.
NoERIs.-on Monday. September Z. at her
rNsidencs. Bsechwood terrace,
Yonksrs. y. T.. Adelaide Bettnsr.
Widow of Major Arthur Morris. United
S,ates Army. ana youngest daughter Of
The late James T.. Bsttner OF New YORK..
FUNERAL private. II IL earnestly requested
that no flowers no scnt.
sMITH-on September 4. after o short
iinsss, Livingston u. Smith. In his
sisty-second year.
relatives. friends ana members Of the
N'w York Hotel Association ere In.
Ntsd 10 attend the funeral services 10
b. held Al his late residence, Hotel
Imperial. Broadway and Thirty second
street. on Wednesday. September 8. at
u A. ~. Interment at westnsld,
MASS Papers please copy.
sMIlH-At her late residence at Norfolk,
Conn. on Tuesday. September s. Laura
Howell, beloved wife OF Abel ]. Smith
ana daughter OF the late Martin A.
The sun., 1916-09-06
HOT SPRINGS IN THE MOVIES.
Many Sojourners Recognize Them
selves on the rec

por SPRINGS. Va. Sept. I'm the
innanese room last night a large gath
ring saw moving pictures OF the crowd
at Hot Springs taken here last week
and many sojourners recognized them.
selves on the golf Inks and tennis
courts, in the swimming pool and on
horseback.
The Association OF Edison lilumlnat-
!'s Companies. here for Labor Day
AID Its annual convention. held its open
ing reception and dance at the Home
stead Hotel last night, Both the hotel
ard grounds were brilliant with specia,
Nominations. The 900 members attend
'ng include many from New York, Phiia-
delph.a. Baltimore and Chicago.
The sun., 1916-09-06
BRETON WOODS ACTIVITIES.
Large Entry List for M~splewosl
Golf Tournament.

BnETroN WOODS, y. IT.. Sept. 5.--Miss
Helen Clay Prick and party will come
from tho North shore this week to spend
n few days at the Frohle House. Enter.
tanning at cards at the Profile to-day
was Mrs: Charles Burnham Squire, who
gave an evening card party Al her cot.
tage for thirty guests.
Mrs Horace u. Dodge and party have
arrived at the Mount Pleasant House
from New YORK.
The Mapiewood golf tournament to.
day had II large entry list. including w.
Wallace Lyon. New York. and I,ufus
Cushman. Jr. the Oakley champion.
The sun., 1916-09-06
CAPT. w. c. MCFARLAND. U. S. A.
Graduated NJ West Point and
served IN spanish War.

Capt. William g Mcfarland, q. S.
a. retired. d.ot yesterday - tho home
Of HIS son. Dr ". (. Mcfarland. 1872
West Fif;y-eishth street. aged ~. He
was horn IN ChNi'uthe. Ohio, and on
tered West Point. and was graduated In
the 'ias. OF IS
u" was detailed soon atterwsrd with
.he sixteenth United Sia,ss Infantry
and with his regiment no fought through
il0 SPANS American war. rising TO the
rank of captain.
Capt, M'Fsr,aud retired from active
service in l>'r. Ilts sor survives. There
vii 10 . military funeral AT Weet Point
The sun., 1916-09-06
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Miss Mary Gusts Lee has loft White
sulphur SPRING.. ". Va. for Newpor,
10 visit her nephew. Or. GEORGE Boiling
Lee.
Mr.. anil Mrs. J. Kennedy To- Of Inns
Arden House. South Reach. Conn. are
In Burlington. VI
Henry Spies KIP has returned 20 New
York from a visit TO Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Dickey have
returned to Hunts Point from North
East Harbor. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~. McCualough
will return 10 Ii5 East Fortie.h street
from California late this month.
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F. W. KRAFT DIES.
"Old Tanner of Bronxvihc" Dies
Worth 100000

Mourn ErRNoS. Sept. 5.--Frederick
William KRAFT, known as the old tanner
OF BtonNville. died Yesterday AZ his home
In Bronxville at the age Of 81. Many
years ago he established ~ small tan
merry and he retained the secret process
for the treating and finishing OF plano
action leather.
MIR. Kraft made over twcnty-seven
trips to Europe in tho interest OF his
tanncry hpsiness. II IA supposed he
was worth about $780, 0o.
lie was n member OF Uiawatha Lodge
No. 43t. L. & a. VI. OF Mount Vernon.
the Wcstchcster County Chamber Of
Commerce. tho American Association OF
Tanners. Wnuresan Encimpment No. !,
q. II. O.. and several other organizations.
Two sons survive him.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Eleanor G. Bartlett, daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus G. Bartlett of
Chicago. who for some time have been
at the Biltmore. WAS married TO Or.
william Perdue OF Mobile, Ain. yestcr-
day afternoon In the Church OF tho
Heavenly Rest by the RI. Rev. Junius
NJ. Horner. Bishop OF North Carolina.
There were zone but relatives at tho
ceremony. Dr. Pcrdue and his bride
will 90 to Mobile after a trip to the
White Mountains.
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JudRc Henry Varmnn Freeman.

CHICAGO, sept. t,-Henry varman
Freeman. for seventeen years Judge Of
the superior II Appellate courts Of
Chicago. died to-day on a train bringing
from his summer homo in Harbor
Springs, Mich. He was professor OF law
at tho University Of chicago and author
or several books and was - years old.
The sun., 1916-09-06
xovEMTNTs OF YACHTS.

.,: sEw y. sSSDe Ss.,s Conn g.: Z! .!s., .Ts:
M~sehisonn:. WI Dousiss; Rambisr. Ken.
meth b. Van E!t.r and tbs Prs.!dsnt.
schooner yacht Astfs. and the power yacht
Gsrtruds ~. george W. Butte. have sr.
James c. and kichoiss =. Ara1y. and the
peWsr. yacht cynthia III. Merrill I. kiiiA
have len here.
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Miss Marjorie liendrickson. daughter
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Hendrickson OF l75
Anitv street. Flushing. u Wilbur
Eldridge Rogers Of Brooklyn were mar
rled last evening at the home Of the
brides brother, Harold n. Hendrickson.
T~wenty-fourth street. Flushing.
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elbeI-TIce

RipcEwoop. n. T.. sept. a.-Mi.s Mabel
Ticc. daughter of Fire chief and NtA.
II \. Tice. became tho bride yesterday
OF Andrew l.. Seibel Of Glen Rock. After
q honeymoon a, Atlantic City they viii
live In Glen Rock.
The sun., 1916-09-06
DOute-peukev.

PATTERSON, y. j., Sept. b.--Miss Lisel-
Otto Teuksr. formerly of New York. and
Ernest II. Douts. general manager of
the PhpniS Silk Company. were mar
iied tonight in their new home, at 81
East Thirty-sccond street. Ivy the Rev.
Henry Beiderbccke Of this city.
The sun., 1916-09-06
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

I,ssArc. = i. Sept Announce
m.nt WAS made TODAY ~ the a re-
meat OF Miss Florence u Sugden. daugh.
ter Of Mr and Mrs Frederick Sugden OF
his city. to !. Harry Westerman ~
Washington. y. {. The wedding will
10 =, no n nrinhnr
The sun., 1916-09-06

WITT SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va,
Sept. "a Cornish ricnic was given by
George W. stevens OF Richmond yester-
DAY for Lady Williams Taylor OF Mon.
,rcal, In honor OF her birthday.