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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
JULES GLAENZER AS HOST.
Farewell bachelor Dinner Has
Special Music nnd Pictures.

Jules Glaerzcr, who Hll marry Miss
Edith J.. Adams, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Franklin adams. IN st.
rhomas's Church on "Wednesday. gave
his farewell bachelor dinner last night
in the small ballroom of the Rttz-tarl-
ton. During the evening niue" COM
posed for the occasion by Henry N. Had
ley was played by an orchestra and
there were amusing moving picturts.
Among Mr. Glaenzer's guests were
George Moffett, Frank II. Hutton, Ed
ward q, Close, James A.. Moffett. George
q. Bourne, Theodore Steinway. q. Brette
Glaenzer. Robert J. Adams, Morton
Barnes. Harold Barker. william II.
Sinons. Kenneth Weston, William stat
ford, Eugene w. Glacnzer. Darrell r,
George. Fritz q. Achelis. Charles Nc
Cam, Henry X. Hadley and Eltinge +.
Warner. This evening Mr., and Mrs.
Robert r. Adams. parents Of the bride
elect, will give q Dime for the bridal
party at their home, 3 East Seventy
sixth street.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. John D. E,veritt OF
Orange, y. j., Of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor willard Ever
lit. to Donald Greene Of San Francisco,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.. Greene OF ST,
Louis. Mr.. Greene was graduated from
Yale Ia 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. W. Gay Of lb7 Yves,
lO5th street have the en
Easement of their daughter, Miss Flea
nor Gay. TO +. +. Van de Water. MT
Van de Water Is the son of +. +. and
Mrs. Virginia Terhune Van de Water
and a grandson OF Mrs. T.. p. Terhune
Marion Harland). No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. n Mrs. Henry A.. Wise Wood
announced yesterday the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Brewer
Wood, to John Cyrus Distier of Balt!-
more. Miss Wood has passed a great
deal of her time in Europe, and during
"A visit to Rome was presented at the
court Of the Queen Dowager, Mr.. DistleI
was graduated from Lehigh University
and Is a member Of the Elkridge Valley
Hunt club, Maryland University and
Baltimore clubs. The wedding will take
place in April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
ART TREASURES SEEN
FROM PANAMA FAIR
Works Of Swedish Masters
Added to Exhibit in Brook
lyn Museum.

The eNhiDition Of swedish art that
opened last night in the Brooklyn
Museum with a reception 10 invited
guests - the first Of the much discussed
collections hent to- the PaclIic
Exposition by foreign nations to reach
this city. The exhibition will be open
TO the public to-day.
Without a doub Il will rank as one
OF the most interesting exhibitions ~
The winter. The collection contains
most OF tho works that received so
many honors in San Francisco. In addi-
ton the Brooklyn Museum has been
able to extend its effect by obtaining
noted Swedish works OF art from New
York galleries.
! The representation Of Zorn. who Is
still the most famous OF these Northern
artists. has been increased by the addi-
ton OF the The Water Pals" and the
"Morakulla," both lent 10y Arthur *.
Hahlo 4 co. Mr.. ard Mrs. II. W. de
Forest lent THE Cigarette Girl" and
Thomas l. Bennett lent "kolbulla" and
"fclin." other works by distinguished
Swedish artists that have been contrib
uted by New Workers. are "A Winter
Afternoon" ny A. L.. Schuitzbcrg. owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il Squicr. and
the following. owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert W. de Forest Axel SjVberg's
NllllllEtll Sun, 'r'NAlTlI Nb4lSItilllAS =
"Evening star Nils kreuSer's winter
ldyll." and three by 1ilefors. Blackjack
in Birch Trees The Hunter and
Spring in IN. Forest" In addition 10
these an unusually complete set OF
Iorr's etchings mas been arranged.
In consequence the opportunity 10
study Az AFT hat is vigorous and NounE
and in it's history 40 mIch like our nwn
* n tNLt j. not 10 bo pissed The
dominating influence II that Of Xoru.
for the Swcdes have produced no other
painter NJ like anne Vet Xorr ia not
NOR" completely Swedish than our
Sargent ~ completely American The
two IN fact have much H. common ard
were producci by tho Same educational
Influences. which included a trip TO tho
shrine of NclaSluez IN the Hradu
or greater novelty 20 IN. VISITOR will
b. found the paintings hv the lessee
known Lilicfors, studies ~ birds and
outdoor life. Carl larsSou's Intimate
prints, the sculptures Of ANel Peterson
and the snow scenes by Schultzhcrg and
fIdestad. There is even one painter
among them who IN post -impresSiouiSt'c.
ANel Torncmtn. whose ''Fant2sist" suE-
gests that he too made tho journey 10
Spain. hut for the purpose az studying
Greco rather than Nelasqucz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
MASKERS In COSTUME
MERRY In STUDIOS
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre TartOuc
and PHILIPPE Ortiz Are
Hosts at Parties.

NJ. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoue gave a
small costume party last evening in
their studio, 8 East Eorty-nfth street
No particular period OF costume was fol.
lowed, but the guests were all masked
and there were dancing and music
throughout the evening. Supper was
served at midnight. when masks were
removed.
Among the guests were Mr.. n Mrs.
John II. Ballant.nc. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
cellus II. Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. d. Schieffelln, MIR. and Mrs. Edward
r. Close, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Alexander. Miss Harriet
McAlpin. Miss Beth Ieary, Miss Mar
garet Phillips. Miss Florence Perkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Stokes Douglas
Beardsley and Rene Moen. The singers
were Salvatore Giordano. Martin Rich.
ardson anu Cmberto Sorrentinc There
were piano solos by Arthur Hochmann.
Another studio dance was given last
night by PHILIPPE Ortiz In his studio. 10
West Forty-sixth street. His guests
numbering forty, wore Spanish costumes
and for their entertainment there was a
cabaret Ia spanish style. Dances were
given by Casimir Ain n Tenchita
Guerra. who did the tango. fandango and
other Spanish dances. Tho guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs Luis Mora. MIR. and
Mrs. Horace Newson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George q. Ames. Mime. Walska. Miss
Flora Kavalles ~ the Russian banet.
Miss Lillian Greuzc OF tho French Thea =
tire, MIR and Mrs. Condo Mast, Frank
w Crowninshicld Mrs. r.. ". Chase,
Mis-, F,gnor. Mavauvhn Dupr.c. Miss
3d.. ...HN E. d.. S.alA.HA 4.
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In New York To-day.

"The Workers Fair share add,,.1 ry
George W. Perkins, Morris High school.
,G6th street and Boston road, =, NJ
THE War In the Air" address by q.
Douglas Wardrop, Metropolitan Tempe,
seventh avenue and Fourteenth street,
evening.
Mass meeting OF American citizens OF
Hungarian origin. Garden Theatre. M4dl-
son avenue and Twenty seventh street,
2:30 4. ".
"The wisdom and rthics Or Prepared
MI. Morris Baptist Church, Fifth avenue,
near l"Gth St. 10 a. NJ
'No,ional ENiciencv,' address hv &.
S,anwood Mcnken, Park Avenue Presbv-
terrain Church, Park avenue and Eighty
sixth street. 10 a. NJ
"The Vexcd Question Of Military pre-
pareiness," address by Felix Adler. Ethi-
cal Culture Meeting House, : West sixty.
fourth street, ~ A. NJ,
Adminlstration7' address by Henry Bru,
eighth street, s.l5 +. ~
"PrcparednesS a Necessity" addrcss nv
the Rev, Or Hcnry St1msnn, Manhattan
seventy-siNth street = Nj,
Labor Forum. Bnsil NJ MANLY. Helen
iugton Irving iiEh School, irving place
and Seventeenth street, i VI.
"Thomus Mott oshornr ard Sing sing
Prison. address 10y -, v LOWS. Church
west and S.NtnIN skin street. 20 T. NJ
"E,hirnl and moral Concepts ~ Ta>a-
ton address by john i Murphy, Tone
ment IIous" commissioner church house
Of the church Of the Messiah, PARK uvc.
nue. and Thirty fourth street s:ib y. u,
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GABY DESLYS's FATHER DIES.
Mother aud sister tn starr AZ Once
for Fra nee.

IIppolyte cairo. father 81 Gahy
Deslys, the ACTRESS, dlci ~ hts home in
Mlrs-.lles. France, yesterday. according
10 4 cable message received ny Miss
Dcslys just before she was to go On IN
stop Look Listen at the o
Theatre Her matin." engagement was
flied by Mrs. Harry u. Kline, who also
took the part at last nights performance.
Mrs. Kline, Miss besiye's understudy,
nllcd tine role accepttbly. She Is the
wife of the manage OF the Globe.
Miss D'~lys will return to stop
Idstrnr' an Monday night. Her
mother and her sister. Miss Anna Care.
VIII go to France early THIS week u" at
t.ul the funeral. II was said that NJ,
Csirc had been suffering from pneumonia
and that a cahlcgram was received on
FRIDAY urging his wife and daughter 10
return to France at once on account OF
his critical Illness.
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ANDREW FREEDMAN
PICTURES ON SALE
Valuable Works From Modern
Schools Are TO Be Offered
in April.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS

Another important art sale was an
ncunced for this season by the American
Art Association yesterday. II is the col
lection OF works from the modern schools
formed by the late Andrew Freedman
and 1t will be sold in the ballroom OF the
Plaza Hotel in early April by direction
OF h executors, Walter C. Oakinau,
Samuel Cntermyer and the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York.
Mr.. Freedman was not only an art
amateur Of considerable knowledge but
numbered among his friends some OF the
best known connolsseurs Of the country.
who aided him in choosing his most inn
portaht canvases. many of which came
from famous American collections. Even
the excltements OF the Mary Jane Nor
gan sale. which are By no means forgot
ten by collectors. are recalled by the
Corot's "Nymphs Bathing which figured
in that remarkable auction.
Among the interesting eatures are
noted works by the men of 1890. Chief
among these is the Normandy Pastures'
by Troyon, which came from the Theron
y. Butler collection. Inc III. =. Henry
gallery is represented by a fine example
OF Eugene Fromentin, the '~Falconers."
There are two scenes by Diaz the sub
jects OF which were found In the forest Of
Fontainebleau, md "A sheep picture by
the famous Charles Emile jacques was
painted in the same region.
by the admired Cain there are three
landscapes and the Schreyer OF the col
lection is the well known Arabs en-
Route Marie Dieterle, the daughter OF
the famous Van Marckc. and herself "a
cattle painter OF distinction. has one Of
her best paintings in the Freedman col
lection. and there ara tout works by
Eenner In his best manner
The example 10y Jules DupIe IL Of in.
teresting quality. and ilarpisnics Is r'p-
resented by The Brook" "rlysage pres
la Mer.' In the Woods and "Th.
Bridge The pasini Is his "Marchaud
d'fstoffes" and the Alma-Tadena is the
"Flage Of Truce of cabinet SHE. A. Vi
bert's cardinal came from the Theron
X. Butler collection. Ziein's Sunset in
Venice" came from the Alexander Blum
enstiel gallery, Mr. Bllm-nstlel having
obtained 1t direct from the artist.
There are two figure subjects hv Fan
tin-Latour, u character stic Thiulow.
and works by Gerone. C~harlenont. Con-
stable. Cholniusky. Julian Weisse. Br.n-
dell, Carrier ~ellouse, Julian RiX, Blake
lock and 1sabcy.
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GOV. BRUMBAUGH, 81. WEBS
WARD, HIS FIFTH COUSIN
Pennsylvania Executive Takes
as Bride Woman in House.
hold Twenty Years.
HAS DUNKARD SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 29-Gov. Martin
@. Brumbaugh OF Pennsylvania was
married here late this afternoon to Miss
Flora Belle Parks. his distant cousin,
ward and housekeeper.
The Pennsylvania Executives mstr,-
monial Intentions were not known until
to-day. when 1t was learned at City Hal,
that the Governor got his marriage
license on Thursday.
The Rev. George billing Kuns. pas
tor OF the Dunkard Church OF the
Brethren. performed the
Miss Parks il II Nth degree cousin
10 the Governor. She has lived with
the Brumbaugh family twenty years
Is 40 years old. Gov. Brumbaugh
Is % years old and has been a widower
since June 20. 1914.
The action of the Executive did not
surprise his friends greatly. For the
Iast year rumors have crowded one
another heralding his intention to marry.
but until to-day Miss Parks had not
been mentioned.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. NJ. Dwight Collier will give a
dance on February & at Sherry's for her
niece. Miss Geraldine +. Adee.
Mrs. Alexander L, Zabr!skie will give
a dance for her daughter. Miss Julia
Zabriskie. on Wednesday evening In the
ladies annex OF the Metropolitan club,
Mrs. Wilbur A. Bloodgood and Miss
Resale Bloodgood will give n luncheon
at their home. 40 East Thirty-fourth
street, for Miss Audrey Hoffman on
February 7.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Kahle,
daughter OF Mrs. Marcel Kahle of
Bridgehampton. l.. l., and Staten Island.
to Or. Otto Carl Pickhardt will take
place on February S in the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest,
For the benefit OF the St. Vincent de
Paui's French Benevolent Society "Blan
chette' will be played by members of
the French Theatre on the afternoon Of
February s in the Berkeley Lyceum The
atre. Among the members OF the com
mittee are Mrs, Charles l.. du Nivier.
Mrs. Alfred Chaplin. Miss Marie La
Montague. Mrs. Henry Il. Gourd and
Mrs. Robert l.. Hoguet.
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OLD LAW BOOKS BRING $l,O55.
Tucker, Merrill and Wilcox liz
bra rics sold Mt Auction.

The books upon science and law from
the Libraries OF pT ". .. Tucker. e y
Merrill and NJ :. Wilcox sold yesterday
afterno n IN the Anderson Galleries for
s1.O55 90,
\ complete set OF tho American Chcmi-
cal Journal brought a." best prir" ur tie
sale. selling for slGG to- =. Q. Hooker.
who also got No. ~, tho ! urnol 81 the
America Chemical Soc!"'y, for S|>. l..
Logan & Son gave $50 for 40 80,
Journal Of the Chnmira| : Getty ~ Lon
don, ard pr. Joseph Martini paid SIS
for No. ISIS, the Surg"uu.Gcu,.dIs f.
brlry NJ. Render n Son bought No 2lG.
Re0orts OF Cases in the New Work Court
Of Appeals. and S3N FOR 40 20. Nhnoi's
,~'yClopedia Digest \ " Clarke gave
$50 for No. 237. Annotated Cousol dated
Laws. and Scott a Peters paid $3.50
for No. c67. Lawyers Reports AHno-
tated.
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MISS MOORE BRIDE
Of E. A. BIGELOW, JR.
Hecrption in Colony Club Fol
lows Ceremony in st.
Thomas's Chapel.
GOVERNOR Is 4 GUEST

:, a.. .earcl of -. Thomas's Church
...,rdav afternoon Miss Katharine
,,,, daughter by a former marriage
n william r. Sa!les. Jr., was mar
"a ID, r-rcs. \ B!gelow. Jr.. IN the
..re. az relatives and intimate
.,s,d. IN the absence of the brides
.,,,,ther. Lieut. william X. Sayles, Jr.,
VINO - the naval attache Of
American Embassy in Paris, she
'..r.t IN, chapel with her uncle, War
-, NJ Leeds, Who gave her away. She
.,-. q gown Of cloth of silver com-
,.,I with tulle and n veil Of tulle, car
ny a bouquet Of white orchids and
,cs ~ The valley.
Tps bridal attendants. Miss Constance
yo,-, SISTER of the bride. who acted as
,.r maid IT honor. the Misses Eleanor
u,,tsharnc. Helen and Caroline Porter
,rd Priscilla BiCelow, a cousin of the
,rderroom. wore gowns of striped sill
,.r brecadt and hats OF brown tulle
,,lr med with tea roses. They carried
.sover bouquets Of tea roses aud pan
-. Mss cynthia Birclow, sister Of
a.. bride rol'n. was tho flower girl
rrre., !. Bieelow acted as his sons
..f man THE ushers were Talman
p,sei,n. Warren Nckermau. Lloyd Rich
sHMH. 4fI'ha'I 4 =
,,rran ard John Green. The marriage
rs-enony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
r-res, Stirrs. rector Of 81. Thomas's
tsu-ch. and Immediately after il a re-
,,,,!on VAS held Ia the ballroom Of
ne colony club. Mrs. Sayles and Mrs.
p,ge,oN. mother OF the bridegroom, re-
,.lved with the bridal party.
,mlng the guests were Governor
AZ Nr. Whitman. Mr and Mrs. War
,sr NJ Is.ls. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mott
Vi-'suoruc. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bliss
ire American Embassy In Paris. Mr.
AMI Me- Nelson D'Sh1ughnessy. Mr.. and
Me- paul ~ c-avath. Mr.. and Mrs.
= -'an Gilbert. MIR. and Mrs. Walston
ul Brown. Mr. aud Mrs. Norman
w ahuu,o, Mr.. and Mr.. Marry Hark-
49,. f'He.,-. MI. and Mrs. y Z. Porter,
- ~ and Mrs Joseph Earle stevens.
w. and Nj, i Warren Merrill Of hos
'or. NJ iri Mrs. Arnold wool. Mr.. and
W n. Ia field Osborn, Jr., Mr.. and
W.. " Lau.er Washington. Mr.. and
NJ. HUSH BlSter. MI. and Mrs. Henry
4 ~ $50. Nj AID Mrs. William VI Trucs-
L.U.. N. Edward McNicksr. Mrs. Bar
coy ~lH', Nr. and Mrs. Henry Earle.
'. a"I Mrs Ernest Fahncstuck. Mr..
N's VII m Bliss. MIR and Mrs.
johH ,.a', son, Mr. IN Mrs. G%ouverncur
v cl,ro ham,. Mis- Marie La Montague.
". agi Ms Giacomo fard Forni. Mrs.
ios. - po Witt, Mrs. Albert Plum
a,-, Ms Richard Lounshcry. Capt and
81. T.,uslOr" NJ baldwin OF Washing
ton. Mrs.. 4. Sherwood Hamilton of Bal
mo't, MSS Ella l.. Moore. Madison
i's-'. 'niries VI. Killings. Grant b.
>n.o,. Rene Noon, Robert T. Mckee
sHd How ard Willets.
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cid Sears has been engaged for a rrin,
c!nal role IN Elisabeth Mirhury's forth
coming production Of soc America Fist
ny r y RIGGS and cole Porter. Harvard
students.
Lea Lyon q new war drama by Alex
andcr Brody. Win he the offering "a, tn
Irving Place Theatr" next Wrdnesday
night. II II staged by Arnold Korf, VIII,
vii also play one 81 the princlpa, parts.
Tho Correspondence a new play IN four
acts ny Alice T.. Pollock and Rita weinan
was produced for tho frst time at IN.
stamford Theatre, Stamford, Conn, las
nigh. by v A, We'll. Emily Ann Wellmar
and Ramsey Wallace have tho prlncipa
par's.
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MRS. FRANCES J. CUMMINGS.
widow Of Former tousress"""
and Member Of 1.-THE sun" stan.

Sn--Tu NopwALK. Conn, Jan. -9'-Mrs'
Frances J. Cummings. WIDOW OF Nn'o'
l. CUMMINGS, former Congressman ''o"n
\ov York and nj one i!"le 'h't1's!'s
editor OF TN SuS. d.cd here !es'''".
AZ the home Of Frank }. h~ranpurE' "
Hay,iev avenue. where she han nmau
her home for four years MIS- 'unn,
m.ngs was IN her e'shsy-'hiru year a"n
was born IN Irvington' y y. ~" o"''"'
viii take place on Tuesday
,,rns / Cummings Joined Ti,E SrS
- ,rcr having been associated with
.I.r,ce Greeley ON the New York Tribune.
,'rd,r Charles A.. Dana on THE SrN ne
n,s nigh, editor. city editor and rnally
,-,r,rinr editor and political writer.
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MARRIED..

BlnkLoN- MOORE On s4tuf1ay AfsY.
noon. January 20. 1915. a, st Tnons.s
church. oy the Rev Ernest VI stir"s
u, Katharine Moore. ~d.uEhtsy OF
Nre. Wtllism Il Savlss ot Nsu York
. Ernes, \. Riselou. j.. ~ Oysef
BAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Phhaoelpr..
January %. 1915. Agues what
Hu'"hinsou. daughter Of :. Ponb.rtos
Hutchinson of rhi'.j,lrhia - G.rrg.
whitney Martin Of New NrrL
WESr-HoRSE.- -On Isnu.ry Is. 1915. a.
III" church OF -. Mar, tho yi-Ein. b
The Rcv. &. winthrop Po.nody. d n
Charles 4, N-o'. Jr. TO Miss Ma.
la'ne i Horne, daughter ~ Mrs " .
Horn" Of Pitt,rurg. Va
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OTTO KAHN BUYS MAINE HOME
Pays sT5,OOO for sixty Acres on
Island in PeDObscOt Hay.

BAHGoR. Nj, Jan. 29.-Otto Kahn.
the Sew York banker, has purchased
from Capt. James r. Grindle OF Ban
gor for $4,000 the land known as
Grindle's Point on The island OF Isle
horo. in Peuobscot Bay, where he Will
erect n summer home. with tennis
courts. swimming pool. golf course and
boat houses. The land contains about
sixty acres and IL at the southwest tip
of Isleboro, on what Is known AZ Gil
KEYS harbor. The point faces Seven
Hundred Acre Island. where tho sum
mer homes Of Miss Rose Cleveland and
Charles Dana Gibson are located,
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BALL TO AID POOR STUDENTS.
College WOMcn's club T." Repeat
the Assembly Ia noes.

The College Womons club will re
peat the 'oll"r" Assembly Dances at
IN" Hotel Gotham on Friday evenings.
February I and - ~ March l.. Tick
cts may he purchased from Mrs. "
Dryden Erewer. ~ East Sixty-sevcnth
street Mrs. Charles l. Parmele~. IA
West SrNenty-scCoud street. and Miss
shirley HELEN, 80 Claremont avenue
checks should hc made payable to Mrs.
G. =. Linton, 400 Riverside Drive.
Those dances are given for tho hsnedt
az tho educational fuud Of the club.
which H. for the purpose OF making
loans without interest to students who
are unabl" to pursue a college education
without financial assistance, Twenty
six young One have received assist
auce from the club.
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>nsh-AIIen.

Inc wedding Of Miss Ag~ess Givan
'.'y Allen daughter of fhe Rev, Ar
S'ur HUNTINGTON Allen, to James Row
,,.' "'sn Of his city and Warrenton,
"a, lNoF place yesterday In Grace
,"ut'A' he Rev. Charles l.. Slattery,
,.'' %! IN" church, officiating. The
IKE VINO was given away by her
amt Ail Miss Edith Lawrence as her
'"' attendant and Frederick +, Hor-
."N '.''' H- best a After the Cere-
'W,''"E 'I'f" was n reception at the
----L cosmopolitan Club.
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MIMI, Fla. jan. 29.-The power
houseboat Coco. A. NJ, Pell, Cleveland
power yacht Albert Lea, q. w. Ross,
New York cruising yacht Macusha. w
W. Bonnell, Youngstown. Ohio: power
Yacht Yankee. John A. Arthur, North
port. n. v; power yacht Cynthia III.
commodore Mills. New York power
Yacht Mcttabec, James ~ Becker. New
York, have arrived. The auxiliary yaw
Hurmah, Chester w. Chaplin. New York
steam yacht Navarro. John Wanamaker
philadelphia, have departed.
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.Iul1us Wolf. 90 years old' "',""n 90
pop Woin commission n'''"'"' 80
Iur ~u.rchardis. with offices IN the
:, ,or Hu,ldiuc, is dead at his home II.
Eichol,s avenue. lie WAS horn III
,.armary. came TO this country as "a t"S
early in lfc he cngased III tn" 'om-
mission business. ,o,
MIR Woln was a member ~ LEBANON
/ oJre. f.. ard \. VI R"public LydS''
-, r BENJAMIN Lodge, !. . +, =
nr I. l'n.on Fratrrnal society, the T. 81
4 n. CONGREGATION Emanu-El ana inc
Illinois Commercial business Mems rs
ISOLATION. His widow and hvo sous sur
$50
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pr Peter ! Currcn. &C. years o.
= practising physician IN BROOKLYN Tor
thirty.dve years II an expert IN the
treatment of rabies, died OF heart as
case yesterday at his home, @lt l'afaF..
,tta avenue. lie was a graduate OF
Fordham University and the Long ISL
and College Hospital. lie haa peeh
for several Years in charE" OF '"e anu,
ab,es clinic of the Department OF
Health. Dr. Curr.n was a member OF
the Brooklyn Alumni Sodalty' the
National Union and the Royal Area
mum. lie Is survived by his VIE, a
son and u daughter.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Claridge--Mr and Mrs, James Hammond
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs, Darlo Resta
Paris.
Knickerbocker--Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Gel
Ter, Boston: James r, Hutton. Chicago: G
W. Harding, Harrxburg. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Booth, New Britain, Conn.
~McAipin-Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Clark
Boston; william Howard TAFT, New
Haven: Washington Bowie. JT.. Baltimore,
A.. G. Drets. Spain; Carlos Corana. Mexico
city.
plasa-Nr. and Mrs, Norman T. Mack
Punalo, Mr.. and Mrs Truman H.. New,
berry, Detroit: Mr., and Mrs. A, Schrrhais
koy, Russian Embassy. Washington, u. +
Bush. 81. Louis.
C~ollingwood III Hazel ", Smith, Meri,
den. Conn; +. j Dowd. Providence; Mrs
Emily Cole. Pawiing. n, Y; Miss Mavins
Bitterly, Green vile, Miss Mr., end Mrs
W. y. Hartman. Bethlehem. Pa.
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krnnrd>-NcN uIty.

N+r-trct Adele McNulty OF 26c
'--' t.r.e. Brooklyn, daughter Of
W. .'l Mrs. Peter ~ Me-
Y rl~ "lrricd "a James c. Ken
' IF 80 Wiiloughhy venue,
I" Pop" ard Mrs, James e. KEN
".'''it. - 81 Francis Xavlers
= t'.. on '1e Park slope, Brook
'' ''. ''.r David H. Hickey Off
'''- Then" w,r seven bridesmaids,
'" % yuuug maid OF honor,
. e. Kennedy, a brother OF the
" " ".s hest man. Following
"."'. there az a wedding
or ''r about a hundred guests
a. 81 N".'y home
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SovrH oRANGE. y. J. Jan. 2o.-Tnc
Rev James \. Cloherty ~ the facuity
OF Seton Hall College died to-day in
-. Mary's Hospital. orange. from pncu
Wonii Father Clohcrtv. who WITS ~
years Old. taught languages and nathr
miit'.. He "ts formerly ,haplaiu ti
- Mar orphan hE,lunl S"Oa-~
Born ~ l!rorkl,r. No vas educated ~
tie Christian Brothers school. Nanhut-
tan, and AZ Seton lIall College. where
hc was ordained IN 1907. Two sisters
survive