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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-21
APOSTOLIC FAITH


SIS r. Jefferson b.vd.-Regular meet.
Ing sunday 1O;45 and Z 80 O'Clock
Y. M. c. A.
Y. NJ. c. A. meetings vii be held ever
sunday Afternoon. especially for men In
tAe auditorium Of the boys building A
special speaker will be secured for each
sunday and special music will De furn.
ished.
Y. w. {. s..
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SWEDISH EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

Swedish EvanEelIeal-CUr. Scott and
Orchard SITS. sunday school at $50 a..
m. August Anderson, superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-21

Indiana Avenue-Indiana and Witwer
avs. Rev. q. l.. COhee. pastor residence.
1T13 Witwer av. Phone 2266 Bell. Church
school Q 80 a. m. Fred II. Wilson, SUI
Derintendent.
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CHRISTIAN.

First-Main St, south Of public library
Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor. Morning
Bible school . 80. Prof. II. g. Incl. su-
perintendent
graded and classes for all ages. Morning
worship at 1910 Sermon by the pastor.
Topic: What Is in MANI" Evening
worship at Z 80. Special music by the
chorus choir both morning and evening.
Senior Christian EndeavOr at 8 :15.
Topic. "Nfauliness and WOmanliness.
Prayer aud praise service Wednesday
evening az Z 20.
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AFRICAN NJ. E.

Zion A. NJ Rev. 5, Samuels, pas
tor Preaching -f5 a. IN. and 10 2. m.
Rev r. W Bowen viii speak at the
IL o'clock service Evening S9blect :.
Judge Not" sunday school l. Sod y
j olivier. superintendent e.. r at 4
O'Clock Charles Weaver. pre- 'tent
Wednesday night cDttage prayer meet
ing Friday night class. Thursday
night will De- one uf the biggest mass
meetings IN the interest of Charles l.
Hughes that was ever held on the east
side at the church There viii be good
speaking You are invited
Oiivet NJ E.-Services are held az the
h u a. hall. los y. Main St. sunday
Sep- -
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Linden Avenue Church % Christ-Lin-
den av. and Carlisle St Edward Castle.
pastor. Preaching 10:45 a. m. and z 80
p. m. Sunday school $50 a N. c. Z.
az Q AS p. m. Prayer meeting wednesday
a. As .. m.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Prozress club h6a, Melville building.
212 S. Lefayette st. Sunday, 3 p. m.
TEMPT + RETH-EI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-21
PRESBYTERIAN.

First-Cor. Washington av- and Lafay-
et:e St Rev. Charles A Lipplncott.t -.
o.. minister. Miss Charlotte Al. Part
ridge. assistant 20 minister
Public worship 40 l0.4J ca. m. and 80
r m Morning subject The Triumph
AZ Love" Musical and praise service iu
The evening with short address by the
minister on The Guild IL God EX-
cellcut music by quartet choir song
service Of gospel hymns. Bible school az
30 "a. m Glasses for all ages. Men $
Fellowship club at @ 80 o. pa Junior En-
deavor society 40 500 %. m Young
Peoples society 40 $50 2. m- 3lidweek
meeting Tor Bible study. prayer and con-
ference Wednesday so = 80 p. m.
Trinitg-Cor. Collar av. aud 81 Peter
ct Rev. John :. Burns pastor Bible
school $50; Charles Wagner. superlp-
ten6ent
Horulug worship 40 1O.fj special
music junior sermon. and message By
the pastor ON Prayer as Dominant De-
sire Young Peoples Christian I'm
dcavor az C.30 followed no $50 by tae
evening service. Chorus cholc Of some
80 voices viii help in the evening vor-
ship with selected numbers Sermon
theme "tuu and Does God Answer
TrIyert' Mldw-ek meeting 90 - " ed
mesdaF night foilnwed by the choir prdc-
tice az 30 All are welcome.
Westmin.ter- Rev II u. Hostetter.
pastor SUNDAY school 90 a M, j. ID.
Immons superintendent Public Wor-
ship al iu as q. m. aud : 90 D. M.
Special offering Tor Armchair reli r
Morning theme. Concentrating on che
BEST Things" Evening theme The
church and social Service" the drst 81 a
series 81 sermsas on Religion as Re-
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lated TO Practical Affairs Of Today
intermediate q. +. a. 80 Senior g +
no 20. Subject. "Manliness and Won
anliness." Prayer meeting Wednesday
az Z 20 p. m. subject: Our Sabbath
school What Can We DO TO Make Il
Better E" All teachers and officers eX-
pected 20 he present. Session meeting
Tuesday evening az : 80 at the parsOn-
age
Hsps ChApeI-Lesr and Dayton stz.
Bible school Q 30. Carl Ullery, superin-
leudent Glasses for all attendants
Adults use the International lesson; all
classes from junior down the graded sys-
ten. Competent teachers are provided
HunEArian-Corner wsshir- ton az. and
Cherry st. Rev. b. Bertok. pastor.
BAPTIST.
First--Afaln and Wayne sits. Rev.
Charles A. Decker. Preaching az 10 80 q:
M. Evening service 80. Bible school
AZ o 80 W. X. StudebIker. superintend-
cnt
Morning worship at 1915. Pastors
Thine Forever God OF Love" Berwald :;
ofertOry, Guarding Angel GOunod.
Junior union at 90 p. m. Miss Flor
euce Jennings. superintendent IL. \. r
U. meeting at ESQ. Evening service at
30 Subject. a Good Man Returns
Good 70. Evil" Anthem. I'm Thee l Put
Ny Trust Beethoven Umlauf: anthem.
When SOrely Tried by Earthly Care"
Quarles. The teacher training class
meets Wednesday evening supper at
G15. study az 8 40 The pastor leads
The church prayer meeting Wednesday
evening az 40. The Circle OF Service
viii meet on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Decker, 211 W. Wayne st.
Quincy street - Quincy street and
Blaine avenue. Bible school at 3 30 a..
m. J.. W Kendall. superintendent.
Preaching service at 10 80 a. m. Il. \.
=. T.. az G:4J p. m. Preaching service at
30 p. m.
DR. Thompson will occupy the pulpit
in the morning and Cecil Castle will
preach in the evening 4 meeting Of the
the close Of the morning service 20 con-
slider the calling Of pastor All mem
bers Of the church are urged TO he pres
emit NIidweek service Wednesday even
Ing at Z 40
Mount Zion Bsptist-113 n. Birdsell st
Rev. G. G. Caster, ID. D., pastor. Even
Ing service, Z 80. Prayer meeting Thurs
day s D. m.
First swedIsh-Cor. Laurel and Napier
SITS Service 80 a. m. and 1880 D. m
CHRISTIAN.
First-Maln St, south Of public library.
Rev. John NJ Alexander. pastor. Morning
Bible school 8 80 Prof. II. q. incl. su-
perintendent
Our teachers are trained. lessons
graded and classes for all ages. Morning
worship at 40 Sermon by the pastor
Topic What Is in MANI" Evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-21

German-Lafayette aud Wayne SITS.
Rev. n. :. Miller. pastor sunday school
$50 O. m. John Koch. superintendent
Preaching 10 so q. m. and Z 30 p. m. Ep-
worth league : p IN. Prayer meeting
wednesday Z As p. IN.
WesIeyan-SampIe 81. and Marietta ~.
Rev. Walter e. Morris. pastor. Morning
eervice 10 80 Evening service 80. sun
day school 80 a. IN. Adam MOlott SUI
perinteuden- Prayer meeting Wednes-
gav evening 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
L,C. ALBRO MAKES
MRS.. GRONER BRIDE
Former Miss Pace Of Rich
mond. Va. Marrics in Park
Avenue Home.
HONEYMOON IN BERMUDA

Mrs Mary Pace Groner. daughter Of
Nr and Mrs. James u. Pace of Rich
moui. va. was married to Lewis Colt
Albro yesterday afternoon at her home.
5s5 Park avenue, In the presence of rela-
tycs and intimate friends The Rev.
pr. ptyid j. Burrill Of the Marble Col
Lriaic Church performed the ceremony.
Tn. bride. who wore "A costume Of
h,le and silver brocade. was unattended.
James Albro acted az his brothers best
man.
Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Brewster. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, Miss Josephine Gibson. Mrs.
James G. OConnor. DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
Eahnestock. DR.. Clarence Fahnestock.
Mrs. william Nelson Cromwell. Mrs.
James Albro. Miss Elizabeth Colt Albro.
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. sidney T.. Hutchinson OF Phiiadel-
phla. Nr, and Mrs. Edward X. Stet-
tinius. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel
Riddle. .lr.. MIR, and Mrs. Richard Van
wyck. Or. and Mrs. John Randolph
page, MIR. and Mrs. J. Livingston Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Cnderhill and Car
roll Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albro will spend their
honeymoon in bermuda and after their
return will live at SOS Park avenue
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

4 dance by members OF Squadron A
VIII be given tonight at Sherry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer have
leased for the summer al Bar Harbor
the villa known as Bagatelle.
Miss Amelia Randall. daughter OF Mrs.
barley Randall. will be married to DIR.
Thomas H.. Russell to-day at her home.
~ West Fl~fty-ninth street.
Miss Charlotte w~inslow. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Winslow, will be
married to Lieut.. Robert 7. 8. Lowell.
l.. S. y to-day In Trinity Church, Bos-
ton.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Iiache
Gould. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sal,onstall Gould, TO McAlister Coleman
will take place this evening at the home
OF her parents, l49 West Seventy-tfth
street.
\ summer sale under the auspices of
the ST. Christopher Guild will be held
this afternoon for the benefit OF ST.
Mary's Free Hospital for Children at
I the home OF Mrs. j. Woodward Haven.
Is East Seventy-ninth street.
Miss Alice Guernsey. daughter OF Mrs.
Joseph r. Guernsey. will be married TO
Ernest II. osborne this afternoon In the
chapel Of st. Thomas's Church and The
wedding OF Miss Beatrix Buel and Henry
G.. Smith will take place In the Church
Of 81. Nicholas.
The annual dance for the benefit of
HARLEM House. a settlement In East
llsth street, will be held Tonight at
Sherry's. Among those interested are
Mrs. J. Horton ljams. Mrs. Francis w,
Murray, Mrs. Gustaf S~tromberg, Mrs, j.
Ht,hI.,k.ru patiaN and Mira piarre Mali
The last for this season OF the Friday
Junior Dances, which were organized
several years ago by Miss Georgianna
Hartman owen. was held last night at
the Plaza. These dances are for girls
who will be introduced to society next
year or the season after. Among the
~patronesses are Mrs. Robert Appleton.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs, Edwin
Gould and Mrs. II. Casimir de Rham.
Mrs. Nelson Herrick Henry gave n
luncheon yesterday at the Colony Club
for her niece. Miss Frances w. Henry,
who will be married to Harvey Graham
on May |. Others at the luncheon were
Mrs. Howard II. Henry. Mrs, Hubert
Vos. Mrs. Nelson Burr, Mrs. Joseph T.
Hoguet, the Misses Grace Henry,
JEANNE Emmett, Eleanor Mellon, Mar
garet strong. Gabrielle Gourd. Josephine
Parrott. Phyllis McVickar n Amy
sloan. Mr.. Graham will give his fare
well bachelor dinner tonight at Sherry's
The annual Easter costume dance or
ranized for debutantes of this and las,
season was held last night at Sherry's
The p%atronesses included Mines. Charles
! Dana Gibson. NJ. Banks Taylor. Russell
II. Hoadley. Jr.. II. Fulton Cutting. +
Mcneil Bacon. James w, Markoc. Car
A. de Gersdorff. Alvin w. Krech. Charles
N. Chaplin, Thomas H.. Howard, Fred
eric Foster Carey and W. Pierson Ham
ilton. There were about 200 present
and costumes were not OF any particular
period. Supper was served In the tap
estry suite and aftsTward dancing was
resumed to the music Of Conrad's or
Chcstra,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
BEDF0RD-KALLEY.
Ceremony In Holy Trinity Church
on BrOOkIsn Heights.

Mss Beatrice sherman kalley. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Draper
HALEY. was married to Alfred Clarke
Bedford yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
pr. j. Howard Melish in the Church OF
the Holy Trinity on Brooklyn Heights.
Mr.. Bedford Is n son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cotton Bedford of Brooklyn and
Glen Cove. l.. l., ard a nephew of +. T.
Bedford. The ceremony a ) o'clock was
followed by a reception at MIR. and Mrs.
kalley's home, 10 South Portland ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
Mrs. Arthur Turner Soule was her sis
ters matron OF honor and a cousin OF the
bride. Miss Frances Craik Pinckney OF
Richmond. acted as flower girl. The
bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Hutchinson
~ Augusta. Ga, Miss Helen Culver Kerr
ot Manhattan, Miss Frances Bedford. a
cousin Of the bridegroom: Miss Agnes
de Selding, Miss Allene Block and Miss
Della Sprague Bowen.
Henry Hotchkiss of Manhattan was
best man and the ushers were Edward
+. de Selding Of summit. y. j.. Dean
Bedford. n brother of the bridegroom (:
Arthur Turner Soule OF South Orange.
y. j. Edward Richmond Ware. Living
ston Lyman Short OF Manhattan and
joan Miguel Martinez OF Manhattan and
Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
BARLOW-BROWN.
Nagistrnte's son IL Married NJ His
Fathers Home.

The wedding of Mrs. Evelyn Harris
Brown. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Harris Of New Orleans, to Samuel l.. NJ.
BARLOW. son Of Magistrate Peter 7. Bar
low. took place yesterday afternoon at
81 Park avenue. the home Of the BRIDE
.T"ums father, in the presence OF a
small company of relatives and friends.
" 20 previous announcement OF their
v'Id.ug plans had been made. the news
Of the marriage will he a surprise to
h friends OF Mr.. Barlow and his bride
t mis- city and New Orleans. Magis-
rate Deuel. performed the wedding cere-
mory. There were no bridal attendants.
AM Magistrate Barlow acted as best
man for his son. After an informal re-
ccptiou Mr.. u Mrs. Barlow lief, for
tfe South on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Barlow was first married to Her
bert Brown. from whom she obtained a
divorce a few years ago. She has lived
IN this city for the last few years and
has appeared on the stage In French
re"itals. Mr.. Barlow is prominent in
society and has taken part in several
entertainments given each season for
charity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
"PlCKWICK PAPERS"
SELLS FOR $3.50
Rare Copy Is Star Item in Sale
Of the COggeshall Col
lection.
DAYS TOTAL Is S37.180


A FIRST edition OF 'Pickwick Papers"
brought s5.35o when sold Yesterday to
o.o,u. r, st.. -. 49,. r,..... .u.,
80 - ""''" IT '"o "
1hackeray sale from the library or Ed
win w. Coggeshall at the Anderson Gal.
,eries A. u,o,ld H.. ,,A,co,.d hv tho
,..... .-.-,,
unusual price paul IL N u" unusual copy
and contains the four scarce addresses,
all the advertisements and many ex-
oaouo,,, ,,.,o. I, 4. ,.,., ,s,e Ia
49,, 80
aduilioh 10 othcr points "h'ch ehuear
IL In the eyes OF collectors is "a page Of
the original manuscript which was bought
by Mr.. Coggeshall in England. Only "a
few other pages of the manuscript are
known TO be in existence.
There were several presentation copies
Of first editions OF Dickens's works. in
acribed by the author to his friends
which were disposed OF yesterday. and
perhaps non was more interesting than
the copy Of his "American Notes. which
he presented to Thomas Carlyle In OC-
tober, 1892. Carlyle wrote his name
on the fiyleaf OF each volume and In
serted his b%ookplate. The cop was
bought by the Il. =. Dutton Company
for S1,15o. Other presentation copies
sold yesterday included "A first Christ
mas ttToi' lIiS'I4bfu ny ~ duAHo w
his life long friend and distinguished
literary contemporary, Albany Fon-
blanque. II was bought by the Rosen-
bach Company for $1,000. a copy OF
"The Chimes" inscribed on the half
title In the autograph OF the author
charles Dickens Junior. From his ef-
fectiouate father Charles Dickens Sew
euth September ls5s.' was also bough
by the Rosenbach Company for $1,000.
\ Nicholas Sickleby' first edition
presented by Dickens TO his friend sam
uel Rogers. Esquire. to whom Master
Humphreys Clock" was dedicated. was
bought by the Dutton Company for 1919.
An 'Oliver Twist presented with an
autograph letter 10 homas iIill, which
has been inserted. was bought by George
Weis FOR 1915. A presentation copy of
The Village Coquettes' was bought by
Charles Sesler FOR s140.
The original manuscript OF '"The Vii
lage Couuettes' with the dedication to
Martin Stokes. who produced the play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
FORTUNES FETE' FOR
BENEFIT OF THE BLIND
Special Dances Arranged in
Which Society Young
Women Take Part.

The annual entertainment for the
benef, OF the New York Association for
the Blind was held last night In the
ballroom OF the Hotel Aston. II was
cal~d Fortunes F'.,e' and, as is Gus
tomary for all the entertainments In aid
of this institution. dancing Mas the fea-
ture.
Miss Winifred Holt. who in former
years has been active in the carrying
out Of these entertainments IS now IN
Paris working for blind soldiers, but her
place was taken by "A committee whose
results were most entertaining.
There were several dance numbers IL
Illustrating the characteristics OF the
Goddess OF Fortune and among the pro-
fessional dancers were Miss Lydia
I.opokova and Alexandra Gavrilov of the
Russian Bale I. now performing at the
Metropolitan Opera House.
Miss Ina Eissel did a gypsy dance
and there was a special dance entitled
THE Wheel Of Chance for which the
music was written by James VI Beck.
Jr. In this were Mrs. Lyle Evans Ma
han. Mrs &. Wheaton Vaughan. Mrs.
I.ouis Firth. the Misses Eva lngersoll
Brown. Florence Rising. Elise Rice,
Frances ward. Madeleine Dahlgren.
Frances Henry. Vera de Ropp. Claire
VI is'Illl'ps 'fNIi'NltNt 'i'ii'itliiH' b'i
othy James. katherine Satterlee. Louise
Glider and katherine Colby.
There were numerous side booths and
In one OF these was shown The Book
Of Fate" said to be a copy Of one car
ried by Napoleon !. There were nu-
merous fortunes told by cards. tea leaves
and palmistry and also by crystal gaz-
ing. Many Of those attending the ball
wore costumes Of gypsies, fates, witches.
miners and a%rgonauts and OF anything
that suggested the searching Of fortune.
Major-Gen. Charles +. Roe was the
grand marshal. Among the special
patrons were the President and Mrs
Woodrow Wilson, the Governor and Mrs.
Charles $. Whitman, the Mayor and
Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell and Prof. and
Mrs. william ". Taft.
Among the boNholders were Mrs
Thomas W Lamont, Mrs. Joseph s
Auerbach, Mrs. Shepherd X. De Forest.
Mrs. Edward S Hardness, Mrs. w
Watts sherman. Mrs. Willard Straight.
Mrs. Felix NJ Warburs and Mrs, J
Muhlenborg Bailey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26

The wedding of Miss Ethel Luise Just.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George A. Just
o. Scarsdale. y. V. TO Otto p. Heyn.
son of Mrs. q. +. Heyn of Staten Island.
took place a. noon Yesterday in the
church Of st Ja~mes-the-Less in Scars
dale. The Rev. William Oscar Jarvis.
rector of the church. performed the cere-
mony, Miss Alice Van Horn OF Scars
dale was maid OF honor. The brides
sister Miss Dorothy Just was flower girl,
William Ehler Heyn was his brothers
hest man. The ushers were George A.
Just, Jr., brother Of the bride; F. A.
Rorgeneister, George Oliver Castell ana
Edwin stump. The bridegroom In a
son Of the late Otto =. Heyn and Is vice.
president of William Stake a Co. OF this
city lie is IA graduate Of Princeton
University. class OF 1912. and of Column
td law school, class Of 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
MISS BROOKS OUT OF CAST.
Producers Daughter Leaves Coha,
4 HnrrIs's .Th~ Great Lover"

Virginia Fox Brooks. daughter Of
Joseph Brooks. the theatrical manager.
has resigned from the cast OF The Great
Lover" in which she has been appearing
At the L~ongacre Theatre in the role OF
Ethel Warren. In a letter to Conan 4
Harris. the managers, yesterday she
said
please accept my resignation from
The Great Lover ompan to take
effect Immediately | trust that this
abrupt termination OF my engagement
will not Inconvenience YOU and hope that
my agreeable association with YOU may
be renewed in the near future"
Miss Brooks. VINO has received much
praise for her portrayal Of the role. has
not completed plans for next season.
Her father has under consideration a
play for her use. but Miss Brooks says
she would rather make heJ way without
parental assistance Several offers have
been made To- her from prominent man
ayers. which she will decide upon within
two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Nr ,rd Ar. No. ,I.a 60,
Second street. Elizabeth. y. j. have an
nounced the engagement Of their daurh-
ter, Miss Lillian Miron. to Edward Mar.
rus Of Brooklyn.
rho or,,y.mo,, la. a.,
ot W,ss nIoanor pamo,,o, ",roun'c.
Wr and Mrs. Hersch.lI Aih.r' Ran "
% Glenwood avenue. Eas, Orange. to
David Quick Hammond OF Port Jervls,
n. V.
-. a. A.. vur , ~,
Mr, anu MIs' M.nn'", " wone OF
.mne,a"" ~ siee., naansr a. n',r an
,or W,s. War,S, Wo,,e 70 VA '""sn'
Dill pm . 80 wr and NJ r,a,"n -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
OLIVER TINS, 40 YEARS
A POLICEMAN, is DEAD
Known rs the shakespeare Of
the New York Force
Retired in 1905.

Strgt. Oliver Tins. n noted member
ot the New York police force IN the Old
days. died Yesterday i'm his home, 800
West Twcnty-four,h street, after a
weeks illness. He had been a member
81 tn. fore for more than forty years
when he was retired because of dis
ability by Commissioner MCAdoo in 1908.
At that time "A general wedding out Of
the old men was ordered and Srrgt Tins
was one Of those who failed To- satisfy
the Board Of Police Surgeons ut his MT
ness. lie atterward brought action on
a writ of nandamus for restoration to
active duty when Commissioners Bling
liam MAS in office hut failed because
-! his age.
Sergeant Tins Vas known as the
Shakespeare OF the force lie had
learned seven OF the bard's tragedies by
heart, and the greater part of the works
of Moore, Byron. Keats and Shelley. He
could rcvite them for hours. and il was
n favorite amusement of his to bewilder
hefuddled prisoners by quoting shake
speare in his speeches from the desk
Reporters, too, had their difficulties
They could sc, no news until Sergeant
Tins had finished whatever tragedy o,
ballad VAS on his tongue AT the time
one reporter who quoted him with a
split ininitive earned his undyinG
aversion for the insult.
Tins was sergeant Of the old Th!rtietr
street station in the days when the Ten
derloin was in fun bloom. A sergeant
IN those days correspondent 10 the deSl
lreutcnants of to-day. and Seret Tins
had been president OF the Police Lieu
tenants Association In fact he IS
credited with having done much towar'
bringing the organization up to its pres
eut power in the force,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26

Miss Eleanor X, Brown, daughter by
a former marriage Of Mrs. Howard Me-
Williams of this city and F1ain'lcld'
n. J.. was married to Edwin Muller,
Jr. OF Lexington, Ky. last evening In
the Central Presbyterian Church, Madi-
sou avenue and Fifty-ser"nth street,
The ceremony was performed by IN"
Rev. Edwin Muller OF Lexington. rather
of the bridegroom. The bridal attend
ants were the Misses Marjorie w,
nrowu. Katherine Mayer, Sarah Wash
b,,rn. Margaret Mears, frances Val
bridge, Helen Harrington and Dorothy
futile. Mortimer q Muller was best
man and the ushcrs were Charles Bum.
Robert Lynd, Charles B. Hunter. James
O. Murray and Kenneth H., Condit. A
reception followed IN the ballroom Of
the Gotham. Mr.. n Mrs, Muller will
live in Garden city,