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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
Whole-wheat Puddlna.

Take two cupfuls of whole.wheat
-four. half teaspoonfui OF soda. a
cupfui OF milk. a half tenspoonful OF
salt. eupful of dates and a haif cup
ful OF molassea. beat well. and steam
az hours In buttered mold. II thick
sour milk ia used, add a teaspoonfnl
OF soda Servo with whipped cream,
plain cream or any preferred liquid
sauce.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23

There would be lot more men in
jail II they got what they deserve.
1t doesn't take a smart baby long to
outgrow its smartness.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
Not a Rare Cook.

Husband-That new cook seems to
be awfully extrayagant.
Wife-Why do you think so? :.
Husband-She evidently thinks we
have vletuals to burn.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
It takes an artistic bore to be A.
most entertaining.

The proof of the pudding is IN tke
amount left over.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
There is danger that a little learn.
ing will result in a swelled head.

The spinster always says it is a
to marry too young.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
WomAN,s GROWING GLORY

WUMNN'S LKUWNING GLOHY
is her hair. IL yours is streaked with
ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use la Gre
ole" Hair Dressing and change it in
the natural way. Price s1.00.-AdV.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-06-23
My Sore Thumb.


I iabbed jaekknife IN my thumb
Tn blood just spurted when il
comet
The cook got faint, an nurse she
yelled
And showed me how II should be .
held,
; An gran'ma went TO get a rag,
; An couldn't find one In the bag;
An all the rest were just struck .
dumb
To see my thumb
Since I went an jabbed my thumb
l go around a-lookin' glum,
And Aunt. she pats me on the
head
An gives mo extra gingerbread;
But brothers mad, an says he'll go
An take an ak, an chop his toe;
An then he guesses I'll keep mum
About my thumb!
At school they asst to see my
thumb,
But I Just showed II TO my chum, :
An any else that wants to see
Must divvy up their cake with
mel
It's gettin' well so fast, think
I'll fix It up with crimson Ink.
An that'll keep up int'rest some
In my poor thumb
Burgess Johnson. In Kansas city
Star.
q. -. - - = n
The sun., 1916-09-16
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

VT sd Mrs. Nillian W. Vaughan
~ IT, TO- have announced the engage
r,rt x their daughter. Miss Mary Eliot
Vaughan. to l4a'rlou y. Marvin Of this
r't. Mss Vaughan. who was introduced
70 .tc'.;y in Hos,"n a few years ago, is
I member Of a family that has been
r-n" MONT there for many years and she
c Wei huown IN tbs city. She was
'o'm.rlY president Of the Vincent Club,
rh'o,l t. ne Of the most exclusive or
ttr za'ious OF women in society in Dos
ton.
Nj. Marvin is u momhcr OF the law
'rN Of Marvin. Hooker e. Roosevelt and
A director ~ the Metropolitan Life In
surauCc Company. He was graduated
FROM Harvard in 1896 and Is a member
~ the University. RACQUET \ Union
clubs ot this city and the Metropolitan
Club ~ Washington. u. =. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Alouzo Peck, s., years old ~ West
Eighty second street. announced his en-.
ragrment Yesterday to Miss Fannie Fer
re tiahagan. who Is Gbout 30. MFR.
Peck is A wealthy retired merchant and
formerly was a mcmber Of Peck. Robin
son & co silk and ribbon merchants.
Niss t;ahagan was a favorite niece of
Mrs, Peck. who lied four years go. She
has we'd at the Peck home three years.
Nr. Peck's principal real estate holding
c IN Thirty-fourth street. near Fifth
avenue. and Is valued at about 81 1000.
An0.
The sun., 1916-09-16
JOSE BCHEGARAY
dies AT AGE OF 80
SPANS Great Dramatist Was
Also Mathematician and
Statesman.

The death of Don Jose Icchesaray at
Madrid. one Of the foremost dramatists
that country has ever produced. at the
age OF SO years. was announced yester-
day in Gables from Spain. Not only was
he famous as a writer OF plays. but he
was also a statesman. an orator. a
mathematician and an engineer. During
his life he pursued three distinct careers,
and in each Of them he made a brilliant
success.
Before he was 81 wears old he had
gained a national reputation In engineer
ing and mathematics. He won the
coveted membership In the Madrid
academy Of Sciences and rowned II
with a remarkable treatise oil Modern
Theoi H.. Of the Physical Unity OF Ma
terial Forces In 1857.
In the following year the revolution
that dethroned Queen Isabella forced
t.chegaray into public life and a second
ca;eer. lie was Minister Of Education
and Finance until 1874 Upon the
restoration Of the monarchy he returned
10 private life and set about achieving
his third aud greatest career. In the
course OF the next twenty-five years he
wrote nearly fifty plays. His earliest
were romantic tragedies in verse ms
! later efforts were often in prose and
Influenced perhaps by lbsen's popularity
dealt with problems OF psychology. Ht
used both mediums with facility. but SC
prolific was his output that much OF II
was hurried and incomplete. BY far IN
greater part. however. was Of the nigh
e., level Of literary workmanship.
His three best known works are u
c,,, .,ia,,n" which has been MIA yet
all over Europe and In this country in a
dozen %anguase Its theme was the ruiz
brought by idle gossip. worked out VII,
fla wless logic to a tragic climax. IL
Loco bios" appeared In 1900 and bore
she print OF Ibsen's influence strongly
Mariana third among his notable sue
cesses. preceded 1t by eight years, anc
although 1t was not a success in Eng
lish Il won great favor in Spain.
The sun., 1916-09-16
TEN POLO MOUNTS
GO TO MYOPlA CLUB
Thorough reds From String
Of Lord Wimborne Pur-
chased by Boston Men.

BOSTON. Sept. 16.-Polo on the North
shore. and especially at the Myopia
Hunt Club. should receive added i'm.
petus through the purchase OF ten thor
oughbred mounts from the string Of
Lord Wimborne. which helped the chal-
iengers to lift the International cup.
These ponies have been playing in this
country all summer. first on Long Island
and later at Narragansett Pier and the
Myopia Hunt Club. They were brought
to the United States by William Balding
and John Drage. English players. who
have been making the rounds OF the
american tournaments. Three others Of
their string have been shipped to the
Meadow Brook club. including Swank. a
gray. n Never Tell.
Mesars. Baiding and Dragc will soon
return to England M will come back
again with another consignment OF
mounts from the Wimborne stables.
OF the lot bought by members or the
Myopia Hunt Club. Ethel went 10 Fred
erick II. Prince: Minnie. Pomona AND
yellow Jacket were purchas ed by
Charles c.. Rice. and Quincy a. Shaw
Mexican and his brother. II. p. Me
kean, Jr., bought Lady Bird, Coronation
NeroniQue. Overseas. Blower and 1t.
The sun., 1916-09-16
WEDDINGS IN NEAR FUTURE.

Miss Dorothy Perkins. daughter OF Mr..
80 Mrs. George W. Perkins. and her
Nance, Edward Woolsey Freeman. who
'r" :" he married in the Riverdaie PRES
ht'erIan Church at Riverdaie. y. Y. on
>"p'cmher %, obtained their marriage
I'"'sc yesterday in The Bronx.
MSS Frances zimmerman. daughter
= Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman. I
West SEVENTEEN street, and Herman
No'lsaat Harrison Of Bronxville will be
nit'rica Os'ober 3 at the st. Regis.
PAssAtc, \. j.. Sept. I5,-Mr. and Mrs,
i'enry Bahnscn sent out invitations to-
dtr for the Wedding OF their daughter,
Mss Gertrude Thalie Marie Bahnsen. to
Hud'lph Ilnsser of New York. which
r1ll take place on October I in the First
Presbyterian Church here.
~PLAINrnLD, n. j., Sept. 15.-The Rev.
'ohn !. Brock. pastor of Trinity Re-
''fmtd church, this city, and Miss Flor
'I'c r. Tuhbs, daughter of Mrs. Will
'm Tubbs Of New York, will be mar
F'd "'t1her ~ in the West End Cole
:'d'o Reformed Church. New York. The
Key Or. Henry +. cobb. pastor OF the
'.lll.. ard the Rev. Albertus T. Brock
q Newark, brother Of the bridegroom
eec', VIII Officiatn.
The sun., 1916-09-16
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

.r1 MAEF a, Il. He,s G"G H';gn Sep; ar. = AM N %;..
E1T; N F. gt.: N"T H Mr. and n%raG Mr.. lam MF
Detroit 'JeneryJ; Mr. and Mrs.
charles Halsey. ,6ronxvil!e Pierce Mrs
slr. and Mrs. II. Allen. Philadelphia
MAScHEsrER. VI sept. iimArri;s..
and Mrs. n W Young ,Toled! Packard;
MT and arA Mrs son e. K lc. Frri',sis; NJ M!'' and rT'; Mrs.
Pierce: Or, and Mrs. Dante T.. sullivan.
sou,h Norwsik; Conn .Bu,,k,: Mrs.: l. !
:, Pa'ckardi; Dr. and Mrs. Chandler Rollins,
Boston .cad!ll1s,; Nrs p, J%.n Il Hep psn
Nickel. Paul Nickel. Morgantown W. Va,
,Pterce,; Mrs u. 5 H]o'shkl,,' Jr,' Miss
BRETON WOODS, y. H. Sept. ID
Motorists registered At the Mount Wash
inston; Arthur. II. I~ivermor", waterbury
sci, Edmund Wright, New York cadillac;
Ma r. Henley EDDY. Boston cadillac,
Aiho"t g Dunn, Sew Yrrl; ,M"r,"r,
ardl; Garter Gooinan, Nov York 'tud
y r~2s"" "%saiiiac, l'' %i-is M n nsfeiyrc. New
vnrk ,MarmonI; George NJ. Dale, New
York Packard; M.l"i'l, y, p"ming' Ar.
,Pierce); Robert Damon. r,os,on ,Pack-
arm: Claude : Land"rs. Boston ,Stevensl
Frederick A.. Perrin",, Trenton 'stmpieYl
Lloyd s,urges, Sew York Buick Clln-
Rohcr, Forester, Sew York 'stutzD James
4. Anderson, Cambridge I'iercep: Earl u
Sn.nth, New Haven tSiwnlcHL: Joseph N,
Nvorili. New York ,Buick); Frederick +,
Rhodes, New York ,pactard).
mobile arrivals at the O-tc.sa-ga: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. V, V. Powers, Miss r. V: F.,
Powers, Miss ". V V Powers. New York
cadillac; H.. q. a'uswell NJ. Bus
we'll, W. s. Bnswcli william Mccarthy,
Chicago lBuickl: Mr., and Mrs : J
Murphy, Miss E!iza beth Murphy, whitney
&. Colby. Monte!iir. y J. .!radNlacn; Mrs
g ~ Tililnghas,. Mrs, George T, Idle
Troy, n. Y. 1Pack,rlDt Mr. and MIS-. L.
r Peck. Newton r. peck. H"oniu'u' u, !
ipierce-ArrowI; nr. ANA 49,, .liarr,
Hrnradcr. Alhor' y, drown VIA: pain.
\ ,Chandlen' -. q 'nfargc. New YorL
,stc,rrs,: Mr AMI Mrs. = " 'ipu,n
Misy cronsr, Ch"s,nnl .HrN, y'ss Pack
ard,: sir. and Mr.. Wiilian Gardner. NJ
ana Mrs, p g. hMchnnrn', TOY, ~;
tHndsoml Pr md Mr. W )" s'ansF' ny
erick Hu!se. ,Munroc. y, y. ccad'llas,
man, New York Pierce Arrow.
The sun., 1916-09-16
PLAY GOLF IN RAIN
AT BRETON WOODS
Arthur w. Earnshaw Defeats
w. L, Richard in Annual
Tournament.

BRETON woops. n. H.. Sept. Is
Rain kept many golfers indoors. but
some enthusiasts braved the elements
and at waumbek many were out for the
annual tournament, In which the days
sensation was the victory Of Arthur w.
Earnshaw Of Riverton. N. j.. over w. L.
Richard OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. r. Hit. Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Lonsley. Davis ElkinE'
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron L. Catlin. +. X.
N~iedringhaus, Miss Dorothy Niedring-
haus and Miss Catherine Cameron were
among the dances in the Foret de Danse
at the tea OF to-day at the Noun
Washington.
I Mrs. william Metcalf Bliss and Willis
ogden Warren have left the Noun
Washington for New York. where Mrs
Bliss will open her town house.
James W. Taylor and Gilman Cola
more of New York II nelson G.. Tain
tor Of Hartford are at the Sunset Hi
I House at Sugar Hill. Rudolph Schul
linger and party OF New York have LET
the Balsams to spend a few days a
Camp Millsheld.
The partridge shooting season begar
to-day in his county ana many motor
lists carried guns for ready use aloni
the wooded roads. Many deer nav
been seen this season. especially on TN
t'pper Falls road near the Mount Wash
ington and near Crawford Notch ant
I'rancoaia Notch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson o
Chicago have left the Mount Pleasan
House for Dixville Notch.
Alb, n Sarna. u nemucf Of the ia;nN'
Of the Minister OF the Interior Of Z"
loinbia. ,s at the Noun, Washington
and will remain until late Octooer.
The sun., 1916-09-16
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

-
The wedding OF Miss Margaret
Thomas. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Il. Thomas. to william
Tudor Gardiner Of Boston. will take
place to-day at the country home OF hcr
parents at Prides Crossing. Mass.
Miss Ethel Lawrence. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward =. Lawrence. will he
married TO Gerhard +. I'ehr to-day in
the Congregational Church at New
Canaan. Conn.
The wedding of 81 SIS Emily Il. Saun-
ders Of Philadelphia. 20 Charles G Per-
kins Of his city will be celebrated to-
day at the home of the bride at Over
brook. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. V. Hoffman
~ Tuxedo Park are nj the Hotel Nassau.
Long Beach. to remain a week.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish kcan returned 10
Elberor. y. j.. after visiting her mo'lier.
Mrs. Rober; Winthrop. at T.enoX. Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson .:
Washington. y. C.. have arrived N the
Equinox House, Manchester. VI. from
BRETON Woods. y. H.. by automobile.
The Duchess OF Manchester returned
10 the Plaza yesterday after a visit will
Mrs. French Vanderbilt AT Newport.
Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler and Miss
Sara Schuyler Butler are at the Eany
Springs Hotel. I;an~. Alberta. canada.
James f.. Banks. .Jr.. who will marry
! Miss Nie>a Fisher. daughter of Mrs. joel
T. Fisher. on September %. gave his
farcwcll bachelor dinner last night al
the Union club. Among his guests wer,
Charles n. Marshall. q. Norton Miller
.Ir. William Remsen. Ransom Noble
Seth r.. French cd, Dray'on Eurrill. Jr.
Frederic J. Dennis. J. Ellis Fisher. Louis
de u. Moore. Chaunccy +. Carver
Havens Grant, Francis W. Kit;eridg,
and William 4. Prime. Jr.
The wedding OF Miss Christine S;aud'
and George Lane Maurer will take place
to-day in Christ Church at West Isiip
I,
The sun., 1916-09-16
JOHN J. SINCLAIR.
contractor Furnished the stone foI
Many New York Houses.

John !. sinclair OF the arm Of James
Sinclair a. Sons. which IN he past fur-
n!shed the stone tina built many of New
Works finest residences. died yesterday
a, the Hotel Plaza, lie was born In
New York in 1886. and for MACY years
was a leading figure in the building m
dustry Of the state.
Mr. Sinclair supplied the stone that
buiit the Vanderbilt and Sloan mansions
IN New York and The Rilt'nore estate.
He was a close friend OF Chauncey NJ
pepcw. col. william Hester and the late
Commodore William smith of the White
Star line. who wen. down on the Ti'anic.
lie was n director of the Second Ma
;ional Bank and the Bowery savings
PAM; AID 4 r,cr'he~ or tho Chamber OF
lie belonged to many clubs.
amoas them the Metropolitan. and was
vice-prrs.den, Of the Union I.eagu" Cluh
a. the timc of his death. His wife. VINO
vas MlSs Mary Y. sloan of this city. died
in 1900. He leaves I'VE daughters. both
married.
The sun., 1916-09-16
MAE SULLIVAN MUST PAY.
tanuot n Hoe Again Unless First
Sutt's Costs Are settled.

supreme Court Justice Cohalan ruled
Yesterday that Mae Sullivan. who sued
Arthur I. Hoe. son Of the inventor OF
he Hoe press. for s225.0oo in two &C.
tons, alleging breach Of promise, Will
have to pay the costs OF the frst &C
Ion before she is permitted TO proceed
with a new one.
The former suits were dismissed after
he first for sI50.000 had been brought
to trial and the jury a disagreed. The
second action was TO enforce an agree
ment Mss Sullivan said Hoe had made
TO support her the remainder OF her life.
The cost Of support she estimated at
$4,000. Costs Of the action were as
sessed on her. but were not paid.
Justice Cohalan said in making the
ruling =,
81; is my view that this action should
no he stayed for non-payment OF costs
IN the second action. because that action
and the new on, for $4,000 are not
based on the same facts. The plaintiff
should. however. be required to pay the
Scos,s Of the hrst action and to that ex-
tent the motion for a stay pending pay
men, of costs Is granted"
The sun., 1916-09-16
PROBATE W. D. M0RGAN's WILL.
Japanese widow II Matm Bcncti-
ciary oS 100000 Estate.

The will Of William n, Morgan. cousin
Of J. Pierpont Morgan. WAS admitted to
probate yesterday in the Surroga'e's
court after n delay NJ almost a year.
causcd by inability 10 locate the few
living witnesses to the document. 1t
d.sposes Of an estate cf ibnu; 81. 900. 600.
the principal bcnefciar. being the tcsta-
tors japanese widow. Mis-. Yuki Kato
Morgan. now living H. Paris. She re-
ce.ves the life income from the r"s!duary
estate. amounting 10 about 100000
Mr.. Morgan's will was filed here last
November following his death in Seville.
Spain. in July. 1915. Many Of the wit
ncsses TO It are nov dead or living in
remote parts of the world. where the
representatives OF the estate had trouble
finding them. Ernest \. Bigelow OF Il
William street is named executor.
The sun., 1916-09-16
DIED

CRANE ON Friday, September IS. 1916,
,'orie!ia Matthews. widow OF Edward
\ crane and daughter Of the late
John T.. and MARY Il Matthews.
Funeral services a; her late residence,
3St Mount Prospect avenue Newark
i. on Monday. the 18th inst. II
pRuMMoND-H, Adelbert Services THE
FUNERAL broadway
sixty-s!"th and siNty-seventh Frank
campbell Building. saturday after
noon. > o'clock.
HALL.--On Thursday. september ~. 1870.
at ,ls Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, y,
Y, Mary Bailey Francis. wife OF the
la,e Frederic Nelson Hall.
Washington. u. C.. and Hartford papers
phase copy.
.JoNEs.-On Friday, September Is. 'aiS.
at his home in Cold Spring Harbor.
Long Island. Townsend Jones.
Funeral services at 50. Johns Church,
cold Spring Harbor. on sunday Mt $50
p NJ. Carriages viii meet train ieav-
ing Pennsylvania station at los u. N.
observation-disclosures. September Is, 1916.
at her home. a.: West Tooth street,
Emma Josephine sheridan tnee Hart).
beloved wife OF James Sheridan.
Funeral service private, Interment at
Woodlawn Cemetery. Please omit now
ers,
slNCLAIR-At Plaza Hotel, New YORK.
city. September Is. 1915. John J. Sin
clair. in the seventy-frst year OF his
age.
Funeral Monday. September IS. at II
A. NJ. from the residence OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Irving r. Raymond, IL East
s~ixty-th'ri street. English and Scotch
papers please copy.
THOMpSON.-E,izabr beth Parm!v. wife o:
the Rev. Isaac NJ. r. Thompson. and
daughter of the late Rev. wheelock u.
parmly, u. D., on THURSDAY, Septem-
her II. 1916.
Funeral private. Philadelphia papers
please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Rineo. Me, on
September 10. kenneth Torrance. hus-
band OF Louise Meisel. son of the late
Henry and Sarah Creighton Torrance.
aged 5s wears.
Funeral services At his former home.
Tenahy. y. J., .:l5 =. NJ. Saturday.
Septemhcr l6. Carriages will meet
train leaving Erie Railroad. Jersey
city. at l;a%. schenectady papers
plase copy,
WILSON .--On Service in France. on the
l3th inst. Lieut., George Douglas VIII
son OF YEA London Brigade. v. r. A.,
senior partner !. 4 r. Wilson, Ltd,
New York and San Francisco. Cal.
The sun., 1916-09-16
NEWPORT TO HAVE
RED CROSS CHAPTER
Initial Steps Taken at Meet
inc in Home Of Mrs. r. Liv-
ingstOn Beeckman.
MRS. CLEWS E~NTERTAINS
Dinners Given by Mrs. William
Watts sherman and Mrs.
Ogden Mills.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. t5.-1nitial steps
TOW ard forming a Newport chapter Of
tbe American Red Cross were taken to-
dsy al a meeting at the residence of
Mrs II. Livingston Bceckmau. The
meeting was largely attended. especially
by members OF the summer colony. and
Nys. Bccckinan was elected chairman.
Gov. Bceckman. who ha, been suffer-
ing from ear trouble. was abie to b.
,o.dey. He and Mrs. Beeckman will net
close their residence here until after tic
state election in Move 'nber.
A number of the summer colohY will
to Providence tomorrow to attend
Inc funeral Of Mrs. j. h. NJ. Grosvenor.
ron today at her home, as did Miss
Fanny l.. Johnson. n Mrs. William j.
Giles gave a bridge party during the
,f;ernoon. This evening dinners were
given by Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs. Will
an Watts sherman and Mrs. Ogden
Mills.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ida
Decker. daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. Ben
ION t.. Decker. L. :. ". and Lieut.. Glen
4 Smith. L. 5. ~. will take place at
noon on october 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair and
Grafton n. Gushing plan to spend the
whole OF the fall here. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Woodward are to be among the
'a,e stayers this year. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles =. n. Gilbert and Or. and Mrs.
Henry Barton Jacobs are closing their
seasons on Monday.
Mrs. william T.. Glyn has returned
from Bar Harbor and Henry Clews from
New YORK. MIR. and Mrs. Peter @. Gerry,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry, have returned to
Warwick. r. wanamaker Of Philadel-
phia registered at the Casino to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle will return
20 Philadelphia. during the middle Of DC
,ober. Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe Wickes
will close their season next week.
The prizes for the tournament at the
Golf club morr ave been offered
by Ms Eugcnc Hale. ,Jr.
The sun., 1916-09-16
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

waldorf. Astoria-Arthur Bliss, washing
ton; J. r. Johnson. a. W. Julon. e.. X.
scudder. st. Louis; A.. W, ,Thompson, Balii-
more; J. T.. .Dalrymple. W. w. Butler. W
Astor-Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ. -Walmsby,
London: Major Laroy 9. Upton. Lieut.. and
tinted Crates Army: Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Baiauier. Argentina; Fred d. Stone. Buenos
Ayres.
Philadelphia: r. n. Alexander. Chicago'
John r. Ryan and wife. Montreal: p. 7
McNally.. Brockton; P a. Jones. Cincinnatit
Claridge--R. j. Bowen. Baltimore: Fred
Rogers, Dallas; J. kerwin and wife. II
Wood and wife. Boston.
Belmont-william Foley, Geneva
Switzerland: J. Russell. Den.e-: MIR. ant
Mrs. J. II. johnson. Baltimore: Mr.. anc
Mrs. II. N. Weston. Los Angeles: Mr.. an,
Mrs. r. l.. Powers. Montreal; Henry G
Little ana daughter. Duluth.s
NATURALIZATION W. Belt. Mexico city
The sun., 1916-09-16
WHITE SULPHUR ACTIVITIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Recke ndOrfes
Among the Arrivals.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
Sept. l5.-Mr. and Mrs. Lou j. Reckon
dorfer Of New York and their daughters.
the Misses Adelaide and Hilda Reckon
dorfer. arrived this morning and are
notable additions at White sulphur
Springs. Mr.. Reckcndorfer has come
down for the cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
+. Wetherill of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Suydam OF New York and
Miles White. Jr.. of Baltimore also came
to-day.
Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday AT Elmhurst
Farm. Among those present were
Madames William II. Brawley, Walter
James. Fred Campbell. Granville Gray,
Henry Cabell. John Herndon French,
James Branch, Melville Branch. Charles
Strobel and the Misses Bertha and
Frances Clark. Natalie Smith and Sarah
Poe.
The sun., 1916-09-16
John II. Wright.

John Henry Wright. n real estate
dealer at IS Broad street. Manhattan for
many years, died on Thursday In his
residence. As Fort Green place. Brook
lvn. He was born in Deerfield. Mass.
s.yenty-cicht years ago. but had lived in
Rrooklyn for over forty years. During
the civil war he was Federal superin-
tcndcnt Of the cotton plantation of Beau
fort. $. c. His wife. Mary Bennett
Wright. survives.
The sun., 1916-09-16
SAMUEL H. VALENTINE.
VIC 81 old New Work
Victim, ~ Heart Disease.

Samuel n Valentine o' > East SKI =
(, y.uth street. Tor many wears ".th -"
law firm Of Bcnedict. Tat Il Bcucdit;'
:, Wall stree. died Yesterday at VAL
mar. his summer nome at Narract rsc;t
Pier. lie was "A member of one OF IL"
@ d.st families in this city. Heart Ws-
case. with which he had been arictoi
tho last two years, caused his death.
lie was a son OF Ia" late Sainu"' ~.
Valentine and Mrs. Elizabeth H.nlsi' ".
' aIertinc. lNc Mas Il member or marN
clubs and was one Of the founders Of tue
Automobile Gu Of America ana we
Aero club OF America, II" married Mis-
Lille ". Porter. who survives him.
The sun., 1916-09-16

Park Avenue-Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Har.
yey. Muskcson; J. Press, New Haven J.
p. and Mrs. Roger. Asheville; Austin Smith.
Middletown. Ohio: O. s. Dixon, Lima. j.
r. Heahan, st. Louis.
Stratford-George Warren, Memphis,
Duncan Joy. Mrs. Duncan joy and Miss
JOY. st. Louis.
wolcott-Mrs Charles Fargo. Augusta.
Ca: Henry Goddard, Mercersberg, Pa.
chusctte.
Marie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. Dcvlin.
Kansas city: MIR. and Mrs. 7. f. Gardner,
santa Anna Charles NJ. Evan. Covington.
Ky.