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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Madison District

Madison district branch Of the Equal
Suffrage league will be entertained this
morning by Miss Bird Beall at 1890
O'Clock. Miss Potter will deliver an
address and all are invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

cha meu Mrs. Joseph DOYLE. Mis-
Marcarct : Do,Ir
COMMITTEE MI and MIS- Thomas
\. ieat'l'. Nh and Airs William
Burns. MI and Mr. J. \ Blum. Nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

The young lady across the way says
II always seems very .ad TO her when
a famous baseball player begins 10
get old and has 10 drop back into a
major league.
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PLAYS N PLAYERS.

The DE- fcrred opening of "Dsnc~ and Grow
Thin the midnight entertainment IN the
Cocoanut Grove on the Century Roof. has
been announced for January 10
Frank Tnney have arranged = SPECIAL mum
Der together for the Sunday night convert At
the Cent ury.
The board OF director. Of the Charles
Frohman Company. Incorporated, yesterday
voted a dividend of t2i" per share.
Leo Tols,oy's drama The Living Corpse
al the lryins Place Theatre TUESDAY after.
noon. with Rudolph Christian. IN the i,tle
role
John. Barrymore has been ensased by Her.
bert brenon for his next production, The
Loue Wolf" by Louis Joseph Vance.
Alexander Carr in An April shower. by
Edgar Allan woolf. has heen added 10 the
bill at the Pala~ for next week.
William Harrigsn will appear AZ the Hippo
fathers famous Irish SONGS. The orchestra
Will be conducted ny the son OF Dave Brahm,
who conducted for the celebrated team OF
Harrissn and Hart. Other composers who
viii conduct their own compositions will be
Manuel Klein. A Baldwin sloane. Irvine
Pavlowa Will starr the new year nj the
Hippoiromc on Monday with two new danes
Dclibess ''Pizzicato" and a waltz by Strauss
Other dances on her proEramnc viii b. a
"Rhapsodi. Honsrois.." by Lisnt. She viii
also retain the Gayoite Payiowa OF her
present prOgr anime
The Maxine Elliott Theatre continues 10 h,
the home Of gambling raids, For ten week
william Hodge foiled, with the aid OF Tho
green cloth In Fixing Sister. and nov
Percy Burton will present Gamblers All.
in which q gambling raid is the climax OF
the third act.
The sun., 1916-12-30
DIR. JAS. G. BUTLER,
BIBLE SCHOLAR, DIES
Presbyterian Minister Sue
cumbs TO Infirmitics at
the Age Of 05.
AUTHOR OF MANY BOOKS
Large Part Of His Career de-
voted to Exegcsis Of the
Scriptures.

The Rev. Or. James Glentworth But
Ter. Presbyterian minister and author.
died Thursday night at his home In
Boonton. y. j.. from the inHrmities OF
aEe. lie was IS years old OF August .
last.
Dr. Butler was the son OF one n the
Ave founders Of the First Presbyterian
Church In Brooklyn. He was educated
ut Yale Theological Seminary and was
ordained In the Presbyterian ministry
In 1852. lie served in williamsburg and
then at the Walnut street Presbyterian
Church In Philadelphia from 1876: to
1858. Next he became secretary. treas
urer and editor OF the American and
foreign Christidn linton, remaining In
that field eleven years. lie spent the
following twenty years compiling a
series Of eleven volumes entitled THE
Bible Work. which constitute what
some authorities regard AZ the most
comprehensive and valuable commentary
on the Bible that has ever been written.
II had n wide circulation In many Ian
guages.
Other works iseucd by Dr. Butler are
Topical Analysis Of the Bible" in 1895.
'vita, Truths Respecting God aud Man"
in 1904 and present Day Conservatism
and Liberalism In 1911.
tie married In 1883 Evelyn Il. Reeve
Of Richmond. Va. lie leaves a son. Dr.
Glentworth Reeve Butler Of BROOKLYN
a specialist and author Of medical works
a daughter. Airs. Louise II. Cammeyer.
Ira two granddaughters and a great
granddaughte He had lived In Room
ton for more than ten years and had q
beautiful SPINNER home In the Catskii'
Mountains
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by the himself 10 q friend.
These notes included the statement tina
the work Is the direct expression OF its
writer's W feelings, of his own vision
OF the world.
The FIRST OF four movements contains
IIcbraic themes. with an elegiac de-
velopment the second Is OF "A somewhat
ba rha ric character: the third. a noe
turnal p~astoralc. was inspired by the
scenery OF the Alps, while the last move
ment. which was written In America, ~
Of n rhapsodic mould
Tho work received All admirable per-
%forinance at the hands of Mr.. Betti and
his associates. AS II composition "
proved to he someN~hat too detached
and impressionistic in outline and also
II IL of great length. But its reminiscent
mood throughout was such as held Inc
Interest. and this WAS heightened ny
some frequent very effective rhythms
and coloring.
The uuartet was warmly received. ana
the composer. who was present III one
Of the boxes, had finally TO Sha'c the
applause with the players.
The suite by Moor is dedicated To inc
first and second violinists Of the quar-
tet. Messrs. Bctti and Pochon. who ave
II it's first hearing last night. il con
sists Of -four well contrasted movements
OF which the second Is quite brilliant u
.tyle and the ono perhaps that Is o'
most interest. The work was delight
fully played and heartily a%pplauded.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Doris Andrews. a da lighter Of tie
late Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Andrews OF
This city. will be married TO day to John
X. Winterbotham OF chicago In the home
IN baltimore OF her sister. Mrs. Rufus NJ.
G!b
Parties for debutan,es will he given
this afternoon and evening by Mrs. Ed
ward +. Darrell. Mrs. James ". Beck
and Mrs. Frederick =. Minott.
Mrs. Henry wehrhane will give a
dance for her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Gardiner Lord. Jr.. Tonight At her coun-
try home in Llewellyn Park. ". !.
Mrs. Frederick roykendail viii give a
small dance q night at the Gotham.
A the dansant for the benefit OF the
children OF Holiday Farm will be held
this afternoon al the Ritz-'arlton.
For the benefit Of the endowment fund
Of Bryn Mawr College THE Maker Of
Dreams" by oiiphant Down. was pro-
duced last night In the Plaza ballroom.
In the cast were Miss Mary coates. Louis
Alter n Edward Balxerlt. Miss Anna
Case Of he Metropolitan Opera sang and
Samuel Arthur KIM gave dramatic read
The sun., 1916-12-30
THOMAS CHASE CASGRAN.
Wa Post master.Gencral Of Domia-
Ion Of Canada.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. c9.-Thomss Chase
C~asgrain. Postma ster-Gereral of Canada
and former Accomplishment OF the
Province Of Quebec, died here to-day OF
pneumonia. He became III several days
ago after n visit 10 New York.
he was born in Detroit. Mich. IN
1852. As Acknowledgement OF Quebec
from 1891 to 1896 he introduced many
important reforms. including legislation
for THO prevention Of corrupt practices
at elections. He sat In Parliament as n
Conservative for many years ard was
rress nted to the late King Edward In
LONDON IN 1905. lie opposed the Taft
Fielding reciprocity compact In 1911.
Mr.. Caserain took the oath as Post
master-,icneral In October. 1914. and
subsequently ne was returned by ac-
c.amation to the House OF Commons for
tho county Of Quebec. for which he stu
sat AZ the time Of his death,
He was married twice. His first
marriage WAS In 1873. His wife died
In 1914 and he married Mime. Marie
Louise Mason Of Quebec in New York.
February Is. last year.
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COMING OUT DINNER
FOR MISS BLODGETT
Dcbutantc's Young Friends
and Relatives Among
the Guests.
OVER 300 At THE DANCE
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood BlOdgctt
Entertain Many In Honor
Of Their Daughter.

Mr. aud Mrs. John Wood Blodgctt
save a dinner and dance last evening
~ sherry's to introduce their daughter.
Miss Katherine Cumnock Blodgett. The
dinner was mainly for the young friends
- Miss Blodgett. and among the married
,,eople at II were her relatives. After
dinner about three hundred people came
IN for the dance in the large ballroom.
Among the dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Cumnock. Mrs. Lloyd
Bowers Of Washington. Miss Maria de
Rarrii. Miss Julianna Cutting. Miss
trace Cumnock. the Misses Evelyn Pres
Ton. Polly D~ainrosch, Helen -. Alex
ander. Geraldine Adee. Katherine BigRs.
Frances Ballard. Elisabeth Emmett.
~t'au,inc Disston. Anstiss de veau liar
rieS Cheney. Helen Clarkson. C1rica
pahlgren. Dorothy Dunn. Jeanne Gourd.
Caroline and Harriet F~csscnden. Fran
Geo Field, Teresa Fsbbri. Jeanette Jen-
ulnes. Ethel Hartman. Caroline Knapp,
Maryanna Lincoln, Clara Lee. Mary l..
Post. Nina Paris. Katherine Morgan.
Margaret Mason. barbara and Joan Al
len. Alice Seabury. Elaine Scherer.
Agnes and Rosanne Roudebush. Martha
wii,ett. Nina Ryan. Adelaide Wilmer
ding and Elizabeth Remsen.
The men included Frederick stevens
.Allsn. Winthrop Burr. Jr.. Hunter Van
y. Berg, Joseph &. Clark. frederic r.
roudert, Jr., Norvin II. Green. Morris
iiadley. Robert Adams, IIarcourt .Amory.
Jr. Theodore Babbitt. Douglas he
IAnoy. W. X. Rond Emerson Jr.. John
casweli. Jr.. COLES J. Coo. Francis Hem
derson, Donald Lamb. Stoddard Hon-
John ". Blodgctt. Jr.. Jan es Paris,
Lee. Huntington Lyman. Ludlow T.
Lawrence. f. Remington Pearson.
Norris Pryor. Herman @. Place. George
Eushmore. Maurice Roche. Eben Rich
ards, Jr.. Thomas II. Morgan. Robert
Munroe. Chester ladd. Thomas ~.
catot. Hamilton Coolidge, :. Sloan Colt,
\. Cass Garfield. Philip c.. Cammann.
Newton Rae. Philip Kip Rhinelander
r. Reginald Townsend. Reynal Thebaud.
william Remscn, Rodney Williams. J.
David W~hcelwright. 8. Sloan Walker,
James VcGel. Charles r. Coster steers.
James H.. Robins and Francis willet,.
Among those vino came for the dance
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. D.. Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Csriey Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. MIR. and
Mrs. +. Reeve merritt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. ORE VII
son. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. tuchin-
Joss. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u. Il. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm u. Sloane. NJ.
and Mrs. Eric y. Winston. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wagstaff. Mr.. and Mrs. Norrie
Seliar. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto q. Fabbri.
NJ. and Mrs. Angler u. Duke. Mrs.
william X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
''hilip Rhinelander Cd. Miss Mabel
Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gray Grisw-old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard {. Colt, Mr.. and
Mp willard s. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
T.. Rutherfurd. NJ. and Mrs. 4. J.
nrexel Biddle. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
- French. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Foster
The sun., 1916-12-30
FLONZALEY QUARTET
IN NEW COMPOSITION
First Rendition From Manu-.
script of Ernest Bloch, a
Swiss Now Here.

The ~Flonzaley Quartet gave IN extra
concert that was complimentary to their
Subscribers in Aeolian Hall last eve
ming. The programme contained two
manuscript compositions. a quartet in
- by the Swiss composer Ernest Bloch
and a suite for two violins without ac-
compartment by Emanuel Moor. The
final number vas the quartet In G. opus
-. No. I. Of Haydn.
The Bloch quartet, which was written
fof and is dedicated to the Flonzaieys.
was explained at some length through
a printed programme slip containing
maeer taken from a. letter addressed
The sun., 1916-12-30
ALFRED BLUNT x
Head ~ Firm In white street Es.
tablished by Father.

Alfred Blunt Jenkins. who was head
OF Jenkins Bros. so White street. manu-
facturcrs OF valves and mechanical rub
Der goods. died yesterday at his home in
I.leweilyn Park. West Orange. Of harden
ing OF the arteries. His ~sonin-law. Farm
ham Yardley. is Mayor OF West Orange,
Mr.. Jenkins was born in Boston In
lSlS the son OF Nathaniel jenkins. who
established the business in which the
sons formed a partnership in 1872. Mr.
Jenkins gave "A playground to Yves,
Orange and offered ar endowment OF
$4,000 to the Orange free Library o.
condition that a similar sum was raised
by February.
The sun., 1916-12-30
WILLIAM B. MONTGOMERY.
WAS Secretary of Ink Making Firm
Of =. =. stafford. Inc.

william Balen Montgomery. secretary
Of the ink manufacturing firm Of =. :.
Stafford. Inc. died at his home. goa
West E~ighty.nrst street, Thursday. He
had been g. poor health some time.
Mr.. Montgomery was born In 1860 on
the site of what is now the Knicker-
booker Hotel. He lived man years IN
Danbury. Conn. and Plainneld. y. J. Tic
married Miss Alice Derby. daughter Of
James G.. Derby. well known in the pub
fishing business n generation ago.
Mr.. Montgomery entered the employ
of the stafford company in 1873 as
cashier and was made ana Of the
manufacturing department in 1895. The
funeral will be held this afternoon from
ST. Peters Church. Brooklyn. and buria'
will be In Green Wood Cemetery.
The sun., 1916-12-30
METROPOLITAN GSs cfss.

To-day At ?. I'Flisir d'Amore. HempeI'
Tonight - Gjc-s3 l0henertn. Rappold.
Ober Crius. Mcii. Huysdael. Iond. .DodsnZky.
sun. Eyg. = 30. Concert. Ztmbalist.
Kurt; Urius. Braun. We'll. Goritz, Ruysdsel.
Cond., Bodanzky.
Fornia. Martineili. SCOTT. BAda. Cond polacco
Wed. a. s. Trov.tere. Mu,io, Oher: Mar
Rappold SembArh, We'll. Ucrits. Reiss. Braun.
Althouse. RuysdA-l. Copd. Bodanzky.
Fri. at Il. Carmen. FArAr. Mason, Garrison.
Brasiau gCaruso. AmAto Rothier. Cond .PolaccO.
Sat. AT .. Traytata. Hempel: Carpi. DE
Luca. Bada. Rossi, Cond. Papi.
BottA, Scott, Didur, Segurols. Cond Pap.
HARDMAN PIANO USED.
The sun., 1916-12-30
DIED.

BARSTOW.-On December -. 1916. at
Lima. Ohio. entered into rest. In the
ninety-fourth year Of her age. Maria
ouaries Bar.tow. wife OF the late Col.
wiliism 4. Bsrstow. former Governor
Of Wisconsin and mother OF the late
Frank q. Bars,ow OF East Orange. y.
j.: the late A.. q. Barstow OF Bayonnc.
y. j.. and the late W. A. Barstow Of
Lima. Ohio.
Charles f.. aged seventy-sevcn years.
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dcnce OF his daughter. Mrs. Frederick
W. Tufts. SIS West End avenue. to-day
Saturday. December 3o). at $50 r. NJ.
1nterment at Waltham. Mass. Boston
pa pers please copy.
"oXE.-on December 20. at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Robert r. Bene-
dict, at Devon. Pa. Mrs. Robert z.
Coke.
lnterment at Poughkeepsie. ". Y.
DAvIs.-At Douglas Manor. l.. l.. on Fri
day. December 20. 1915. Emile Pauline.
beloved wife of Holden Davis and sis
ter of Mrs. II. Baeder and Mrs. II. e.
Palmer OF New York city.
Funeral services at her late residence
on Sunday. December 81. 1915, at .
p. ". Conveyances will meet train
leaving Pennsylvania Railroad Ter
minal 2:a2 =. N. for Douglaston, l.. !.
pE CHATTEAU.-Cora.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway, Sixty-siNth and Sixty-sev-
enth streets Campbell Building. Sat
urday. : o'clock. Auspices Actors
Fund.
pE SMIDT.-Louis.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway. Sixty-sixth and Sixty.sev-
rpsA t.,at ap,nhAlI nn,tIlnaA Sae
urday, II o'clock. Auspices Actors
Fund.
JENKISs.-On Friday. December 20. 1916
Alfred Blunt Jenkins. son OF the lat.
Nathaniel jenkins. aged siNty-oighI
Funeral service viii he held at his home
Lleocilyn Park, West Orange, y. j.
on Sunday. December 81. at $50 p. NJ
JoHNSOS.-On Friday, December 20. 1915
james q. johnson. at his residence
aos West 10Th street. In the eighty
hNh year of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MoNTGoMERY.-At 10 residence, 20;
West Eighty-nrst street. Thursday
December IS. 1916. william Balsr
Montgomery. age Sc.
Funeral ST. Peters Church. state street
near Hoyt street. Brooklyn. Saturday
at o'clock.
ElCH On Friday, December 20, 1915. 10
sophine Ball. beloved wife Of clsytoI
y. Rich.
Funeral service will he held at her home
50 Park street. Montclair, y. j" Of
Sunday, December 81. at I =: N,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lowell sawteii
entered into eternal life from her HON
In Englewood. N. j., December 70.
Funeral services at 81. Paufs Church
Englewood, : p. NJ. Sunday. Decembe
u. Burial at Brookside Cemetery q
the convenience Of the family.
GMALLEY. On Wednesday. December 81
at his home. Bound Brook. n. j., VIII
lam winsor smsiley. aged sixty-s.x
Funeral services at bis late rssidsnc
Saturday . =. y.
fHoMPsoN.-At Bloomfield. y. j., De
c.mber 20. ieis. Hugh. Jr. son q
Hugh and Francesca o. Thompson
aged seventeen months.
Interment at Schuyleryii'e. n. Y.
TowNLEY.-At ssrsnAc Lake. n. Y. o
Thursday. December g. 1915. Gsors
Alexander Towniey.
Funeral services on Sunday. Dscemos
q, ct u. Pa . Episcopal Churei
Dssalvsy asa East Esshtseath stree
Bstsrsss. n. j.. ~ s'se ,. y.
The sun., 1916-12-30
BRONX TENANTS NAY STRIKE.
Occupants Of S7O Apartment
Called to Meet Tomorrow.

All dow ntroddeu tenants suffering
from the double tyranny OF landlord and
janitor are invited to the meeting of
protest called for . O'Clock Tomorrow
afternoon In Union Hall. sl9 Union ave-
nue.. The Bronx. by tenants IN the string
ot apartment, houses operated by ,iruen-
stein 4 Mayer.
The purpose Of the meeting Drimaril-
Is TO organize a strike OF ABOUT so
families IN the Gfuenstein a MAYER
apartments. headed by the ieo tenants
OF 1910. 1ii2. Ii1? and 1873 Wilkins
avenue AID $50 Jennings street.
The sun., 1916-12-30
WALDORF ROOF RINK OPENS.
're Skating CARNIVAL Held for
catholic Women's Orsa imitation.

'"e Skating Carnival Held for
catholic Wonen's Orga nisaNion.
The new winter garden on the roof Of the
Waldorf and the new skating rink were
formally opened last night with an ice
skating carnival for the benefit Of the
National Organization Of catholic
Women. Fancy skating by professionals
ana amateurs was followed ny a grand
march led by Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
rokaw In which many look part In
costumes. Later there was special
skating. Refreshments were served In
the enclosed rooms on TIC roof
n Russian carnival dance was given
on the Ice, the participants being the
Misses Ina kissell Kitty kimball, Alex
andra Emery and Madeleine Carey.
william Russell. Maurice Roche. Henry
Taylor and w. wickham HOFFMAN. The
entertainment was given under the pa
tronage Of Mines. r. Burial jiorman.
A.. Masters Mcdonnell. Charles Astor
Rristed. Alfred Chaplin. Morgan J.
oBrien. Frederic Nelson, Lyttleton Fox.
Schuyler n. Warren. James u. Cicwes.
Reginaid c. Vanderbilt. Francis T.. Gar
van and John Beverly Duer.
The sun., 1916-12-30
Henry Cunutnghnn i.

Henry Cunningham. -. u ~compos,tor
on the Boston Journal for twenty five
years. died Thursday in his home. 1904
Avenue S. Brooklyn. He was born In
81. John. y. II. IT'S wife. six sons and
two daughters survive. one Of the
sons. Edward. is assistant superinten-
dent Of n city department in Queens :
another. Daniel. is n teacher IN Public
School 1st. and n third. John. Is n police
sergeant In Manhattan,
The sun., 1916-12-30
Lieut.. Harold q. Douglas.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. e?.--Licut.
Harold q. Douglas. Coast Artillery. as-
signed to tho United States mine planter
General Mills, died at the Presbyterian
Hospital this morning after an opera
ton for appendicitis. lie MAS stricken
while the Mills was at Fort 81. Philip.
n short distance from he city. Lieut..
Douglas was 90 years old and tho son
of William j.. Douglas Of New York
city. h body was sent to New York
tonight,
The sun., 1916-12-30

James q. Johnson. for more than
sixty years head of the firm Of James
.. johnson & Co.. miiliner manufac-
turcrs. 8 West Thirty-third street. died
yesterday In his home. 3O6 West 10Tth
street. He was SIS years old. Mr.. john
son came to the United States from Ire
land In 1850. He wal with the \. 7.
Stewart Company several years and In
1855 started In business for himself at
and Wooster streets. The firm be-
came cooperative soon after It's founding.
MIR. johnson was u member OF the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The sun., 1916-12-30
DIVORCE FOR MRS. PERRY.
Grandda laughter ~ James n. Hsx.
sin to Get q Decree,

A decree Of divorce for Mrs. Edith
t.ounsbery Perry from Henry P%icrrepont
Perry. Wal Street broker. was recon-
mended in the supreme Court yesterday
by George j. Gillespie. appointed referee
IN the divorce proceedings begun by Mrs.
Perry The name OF the correspondent
was rot revealed. but she was referred
to III he hearings Ms an unknown woman
with whom the broker had zone to a
hotel
Mrs. Perry. who Ia a granddaughter Of
lanes b. Haggin. asked for the custody
or her children. Richard i. Ferry. 10.
ana William HaEEin I'err.'. I. As the
matter went before a referee Il is en-
pc ted that the custody and also the
question Of al!mony will be settled out
o. court. The Perrys were married In
1905 and II was looked upon as a very
happy match.
The sun., 1916-12-30
STUFF QUARTERS ENLARGED.
AdjoinSnG House Remtea - East
Thirty.fourth street.

The New York City Woman Suffrage
party Is going to ave plenty OF room
In which to do the indoor work of the
lel! campaign. IT. has Just rented
the house at SO East Thirty-fourth street.
adjoining the M II now occupies at
~. Workmcn began yesterday to pat
,ne mouse IN shape masons are making
an opening between the two. and BY the
middle OF January the offices. SC. will
nave spread out over the double home.
n the officers will he able to work
with a degree OF quiet and composure
'hey couldn't have under the old crowded
conditions.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. city chair
man. VIII be hostess at a housewarming
as soon as the party Is settled.
The sun., 1916-12-30

The thirty -eighth Rnnual collection for
the forty-slx New York hospitals In
cluded In the United Hospital Fund will
he taken up to-day and tomorrow In
syna1ogues and churches in this city.
The money thus received IL to aid the
free work lone by the hospitals. and
will be distributed In proportion to the
amount Of free care each hospital has
given during the year
The sun., 1916-12-30
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

The engagement has been announced
Of Mrs. Jeanette g, Pearson, daughte
OF T.. Cholmeley-Joues, to Percy Latch
field Of Brooklyn. Mrs. Pearson Is n
niece Of the late Richard Watson Glider
and the late Miss Jeanette Glider. Th'
xeddipx will take place In February.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Johnston OF ~
. Hancock street. Brooklyn, nave an
nounced the engagement OF their daugn-
ter. Miss Ruth Johnston. to FRANCIS L.
! Phillips of Waterbury, Conn.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. sydney 8. Breees.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whiterisht Watson,
Or. and Mrs. Walter B. James. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Rogers. W. Tehineiander
stewart. Jr.. James W. Barney. r. Bur-
rau HonmanO Jr., Percy r. Pyne I'd.
Corr Meyer and Aymar johnson.
supper was served In the main restau-
rant. after which dancing was resumed.
The sun., 1916-12-30

In the will Of Miss Margaret Stimson'
II ri,y worker, which was filed yester-
day, the Income from her estate goes 10
her father, DIR. Daniel MacMartln Stim-
son of 4O5 Park avenue Miss Stimson'
Who died last week, provided that on
The death OF her father $500 goes to the
Women's Home Mission Of the Presby-
terdan Church OF University Place ami
the rest IL divided among her cousins
and aunts. The value Of the estate is
not given.
The sun., 1916-12-30
John ~. Pike.

PARIS. Dec. :?.--Dr. John II Pike 1T
New Orleans died Yesterday AT the age
of - years after a fong residence in
Paris. lie was formerly superintendent
Of the Charity Hospital at New Or
leans and was made a chevalier of the
Legion of Honor for HIS work during
yellow fever cpidcnlcs there.
The sun., 1916-12-30

eOME INE OLD TAPESTRY tOuds.
nsrdcJ, including enc specially nns % mol,
Hovaht by Norman shaw for the late II, II.
ismay Of white star Line Cleaners. For
Esehssss Street East. Liverpool. Ensland.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Except for two or three Belgian mem
bers II Senior Bulle the commission
was made up entirely of Americans.
The sun., 1916-12-30
G.. BULLE.
Nns In Charge Of Mexican A6airs
in RclRlam.

LoHpoN. Dec, 29.-News was received
here to-day Of the death In Brussels of
q. Bulle, Mexican Charge dAffaircs IN
Belgium. Although "A Mexican he had
been one OF the chief secretaries Of the
American Commission for. Relief In Bel
GUM since the beginning Of the work.