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Dozen Disguised as "Gcrman
Band" Serenade Will .
ian B. O. Field.
GO TO OTHER PARTIES
Jokers, VINO Are Well Known
Cottagers, Visit Mrs Sloane
and Mrs. Foster.

LEMON. Mass. Sept. IA surprise
party on william b. q. Field nj Hi-h-
lawn House last night by half a dozen
prominent women Of the cottages dis
euised as . little German Band" was
the talk Of the resort to-day. Mr.. Field
had a birthday yesterday. With him al
his country place was his mother. Mrs.
william H.. Field. and his sister, Miss
Mary p. Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Field en- We
a dirner party, inviting a dozen guests.
Tie Dime was well under way when
there arrived at Highlawn House the
hard" which was admitted by prear-
rangtment n marched to the dlnin.
yoom playing the most discordant Ger
man airs probably ever pcrpetrated. The
women wore the regular German band
Uniform and on each cap was a motto
/. representing some well known German
frhrase. like Colt Strafe the Allies" This
was n Joke. because Mr.. Field la sup
posed to sympathize with the Teutons.
The women who composed the motley
hand wore blond wigs and mu~taches
and their identity was not revealed. The
entrance OF the band broke up the din
rer party. To all questioning the band
leader replied in excellent German that
the band had been sent by the Kaiser to
present his compliments to MIR. Field.
AIttf UIpre ulusIC luInisuSu Uy u DtrS
drum. cymbals and horns, the waving
Of a German nag and having drunk Mr..
Fields health and been photographed by
a fashl'ght exposure. the band de.
parted.
Later In the evening the same group
srpeared AT Mrs. william d. Sloane's
after dinner bridge party n performed.
and from Elm Court went to the Belle
f~ontalne and serenadcd Mr.. and Mrs.
Girsud Foster. In spite Of efforts to
keep the Identity OF the band unknown,
4, leaked out to-day that in the band
were Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia. Mrs.
william +. S. Griswold. Miss Gertrude
Parsons and Miss Helois Meyer.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer will entertain
the council Of the Lemon Garden Club
tomorrow.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane gave q
dinner tonight. entertaining for Dear
William N. Grosvenor Of New York.
=, Charles Lanier entertained at Dime
IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. ID
Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate gave
an afternoon reception for Lord ant
Lady Aberdeen in stockbridge Saturda,
afternoon. After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Choate and their titled guests wen
10 Miss Christine D.. SedgWick's coming
out party at the Sedgwick mansion.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen are in Leno,
to speak on social welfare work at Hote
Aspinwali. Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips Of Hos,oI
at Naumkeag. Stockbridge. They CAV
dinner party tonight to entertain thei
guests.
Miss Emily Tuckerman Of Washington
has bought an oil painting. 'romir'
Storm" by Frederic Crowninshield
which was shown In the StockbridGe ar
show.
Mrs. Austin Huntington has Mis-
Frances williams a. her guest In Stock
bridge.
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LEON R0THIER SINGS CENTURY GIRL HERE
AT THE MANHATTAN BRINGING 27 TRUNKS
Miss DOrp PlOwdcn Heads
Bcvy Of 20 English Dancing
Girls Here for Engagement.

Twenty British girls. including Miss
Dorc Piowdcn. cousin Of the Countess of
I.ytton. with n maid and twenty seven
trunks. arrived yesterday by the Ameri-
can liner 81. a to be featured in The
Century Girl at the Century Theatre.
They were in charge Of Frederick Ward.
representative Of Charles Dillingham;
n Florenz Ziegfcld. h said sixteen
Of the young women were pupils OF John
Tiiler. London dancing master. who had
been teaching them since they were 8
years Of age.
Other passengers by the ST. Paul were
Bishop Frederick Courtney n his
daughter. Miss Mabel, who have been at
Ciiveden, the Thames estate OF Baron
Aston, and admired the system OF car
ing for the wounded there the Countess
Of Limerick. a relative Of James Il.
Brady Jack Norworth. who brought an
i%ncendiary German boTb given him By .
friend from the Nerdun front. and Miss
Kathleen Burke. chairman Of the Scot
tish Women's Hospital. from Nerdun
where she saw II, 900 motors transport
ing foo and ammunition for the French
defenders.
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AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Mrs. WillOuEhby sharp HOstesa Oi
Picnic at the Lake.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va. Sept.
lI-Mrs. Willoughby Sharp OF New YORK
was hostess of one OF the most pic
turesque picnics ever given here. The
spot chosen was on the banks OF the
lake. Flower bed dotted the green.
fires were burning and the swans glided
over the water. Rural bridges Joined the
nearby islands. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp ar
rived in a boat. Among those invited
were Lady Williams-Taylor and her
daughter. Miss Brenda Williams-Taylor
Muller Try, Mrs, Dudley Harde, Mrs.
Charles Howry. Mrs. Churchill. MISS
Mathilda Heyl. Mrs. William I. sinclair
DR.. George Taylor, Mr., and Mrs, Thomas
r. Yuille, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons.
DR.. and Mrs. Herndon French and the
Misses French. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Han
cock, MI. and Mrs. S~ylvanus Schoon-
maker, Mrs. Livingston Watson n Mr.
and Mrs. Edward T.. Wilson.
Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald OF Richmond
Va, entertained informally In her cot
a last evening In honor OF LADY VIII
iams-Tayor and her daughter. MISS
Brenda Williams-Taylor. who are 'eaN-
ing tomorrow for New York.
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Appears With Christine
Lan"cnhan and Catherine
lyman in Concert.

The second Of the popular concerts in
the Manhattan Opera House series took
place last evening. The programme was
by no means 81 long as that of the first
entertainment and was in other respects
better also.
Ii offered a variety OF work and
styles. since 1t included numbers by
Wagner. List. Gricg. Chabrier and
Johann Strauss. The last named was
represented by one Of his best waltIes.
"Rosen aus dem Suden.'' arranged or
melodies from The Queens Lace Hand
kerchief.' an opefstta associated with
earliest memories of the Casino.
Wagner contributed the 'Tannhaeuser'
overture. played with gravest delilera-
ton. ard the introduction to the third
act Of "Lohengrin.' Chabricrs Span
ish Rhapsody n LISTS second Hun
garian rhapsody were the other impor.
tant orchestral numbers.
There were three soloists. Leor
Rothi.r. the French basso Of the opera
was heard in two of the old fayorites oi
Sunday night concerts. to wit, Vuicdn'
song from philemon ct Baucis' ant
| Schumann's Die Be!den G~renadiere.
sung, OF course. in French. The SOM i
probably not heard In the composer
native land any more.
Nine. Christine I.angenhsn. soprano
sang "Elsas Dream, ana was ais
heard In Faute's The Crucihx' with VI
Rothier. Catherine Eyman. pianis'
played the Grieg concerto, which IA
been remarkably active since II was re
stored to the contemporaneous list b,
that ardent devotee Of Grieg. Perc.
Granger.
The audience was one of good size an
the applause of the kind which betokene'
genuine enjoyment. Next sunday even
inC's concert will he for the bereht o
the Sixty-ninth Regiment relief fund.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

CooPERsrowN. y. Y. Sept. i7-Au,o-
mobile arrivals at he Dtcsasa today IN
land twinton,: Or ami Mrs F u Rrani.
Bingham,on; Mrs T.. u Nancleft, cathiecn
vanclsf';, Oneonta paige; Mt and Mrs
sierI. Mr. and Mrs +. L Gaus. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. q. Ross, rtlca tWhitc,, Or and
Mrs ~; " SesEers, 50 Augustine ~.
Y. tMarmonl. Mrs John = Newell. Mrs.
A. e. Newell. Cleveland ricrce Arrow;
Mr., and Mrs n J. costissna Mrs, - l.
Arrow; Mr.. and Ms, J. u + Whitheek
Mr. and Mrs. =. g Whi.bNck. Rochester, y
Y chandler Mr. and Mrs william Cor
ham Rice. Albany ,Franklint br and Mrs,
J. l. Pat;ison. Poushkeep.,c ,%iiIi.:orl'
Mr.. and Mr~ A G cheney. Miss Van Vrcn'
ten. the Misses Weir. castle'"n on Hudson
tBuick,. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos 7. French,
Tuxedo cadillac
arrival, At ,hc Ho,e. Exon es;eriax over
n. Ideal ,.nr ine,ndel: ch'riG' pgsen-
Miss Annie Dusenhur,, N"nkers y Y.
CWinton', Miss G. Barnes. Miss !. Shor-
wood, Miss \ salisbury ~" YORK ,fseN-
York. 0rierce1; Mr ana Mrs. Louis Kerr,
:. Kerr, l., : Kerr, Jr, New YORK
,Pecrlessl Mr.. and Mrs d H. Cor.
ham, Frank Gorham. Miss y Gcrhnm Ncw
York tStudebaker, Nj and Mrs. Frank
Boyd. Brooklyn iOver!arib. MIR. and Mrs.
II. Thompson, Ridgewooi. y, j. Wadiuacl
MT. ana MfN hf9lFiUl sFdl~, SiFN N.Y.
Sears. New York CDodgeD; Mr.. and MIS-.
Fred Raiclina. phllaIelphil 'Stutzl. Mrs
+. S;Imen. Carl Stirsn. p- " Stlrrn. col
lrst Point. y Y. ,StudebaKer,; a Henry.
g. Fillan. Montreal O~LocomoblIep Mrs
lawrenc. Jones. Miss Louise Jones. Louis.
vilic. Ky CHuickI Mr. and Mrs Fred
Lacey, Lowell, Mas; .s'Mtzi NJ and NJ.
and Mrs. Rark'ey Wyckon. Glen RttEe, y
j dodge: Mr.. and Mrs George Miurer,
New YORK ,Cadiha"',
MANCHESTER. VI. Sept i5-Arrivai'
by automobilr al the Equinox House in.
clude MIR. end Mrs, H. Is Mauton. Ml-sg'
Margaret and Harriet Manton, New .Norh
,Hudson,; Mr. and Mrs. S'muei Welsn
Marden. Boston tHudson); Mr. and Mrs. J
G. Beatty. Toronto tover!andl; Mr.. an
Mrs, II. n. HAYDEN. Fram'nsham IHnd
SOM: Mrs. A wilcox, Miss l-athrop, Mis-
SPierser" Mr.. and Mrs, j. Marclw, Rrook
lyn CLo~comobile); Mr., and Mrs henry ;
Pope; M Mr oni NJ. . T. Owen rniia
delphia oWhit"l
BRETON WOODS, y n, sept i
ArfiviEg by motor at IN" Mount Ndslini
lord CHuisonl. wallace e Clepsh"nc. Ba'
timore ,chalmors); George Clapp, Bost"'
Cadillac: Miss Margaret j Thayer. New
York lBuickn: Edmuna r Days fassa.
UPackard): DR.. Melville. NJ. Pierce. New
York ,stoddaril Dr. y. Jasper Flagx. New
York tBuiek,; willis F Ei.her' Cambr;ds
tcadiiac); Edward L. Wright. New yorl
tCadiiiac): Howard c. simmons. spring
neid (Buickl Maurice com,tSGk, New Lon
IHupmobile): Everett NJ. lloyd. Philadel
phia (Cadlilac>; Arthur H., Ice. Bosto'
Packard; Mrs Godfrey + Baldwin. Wor
York t~Packard); Miss Nancy J, Thayer
Lenox Quick; william X, Kellogg, Bat
tie Creek Gstevensl'
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~BRIARCLIPF FILLING
AS AUTUMN NEARS
Soiourncrs Shift From the
White Mountains and LenOx
to Westchester.

BpIARcIirF MANOR. N. V, Sept IL
Mrs. John r. Duncan and Miss Susan
Duncan have returned from fro"'e
House. White Mountains, and will spend
the autumn at Briarcliff Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Van Valkenburs nave
az their over Sunday guests Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. N. y. Thatcher OF New YORK.
Tn Misses l.. T.. and +. A. Shortridse
of Philadelphia are at Briarclin Lodge
for n few days stay.
col. and Mrs. s. +. Blunt OF
Springfield. Mass, are making BriareilH
Lodge their headquarters while visiting
points of interest in westchester county.
Mrs. =. stuart white. Miss Marie q.
Young and Mrs. William G. Eaton have
| returned from Breton Woods FOR the
autumn season at Br!arclir Lodge.
Other recent arrivals for the autumn
include Col. and Mrs. Wills :. Paine,
returning from Profile House Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh A.. Murray ana Miss Paula
Murray. Mrs. l.. NJ Black and Mrs. +. \.
Bochman, from Loon Lake MIR. ana
Mrs. william d. oliver and Laurence
Getz of Baltimore, Mrs. w. u. y. Perine
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Anness, comins
from the Waumbek Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.
Hail and Miss Geraldine Hall. from
Breton Woods Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Tracy and family. from the Gris-
void. New London baroness and How
ard rardee. from Lenox Mr.. and Mrs
Henry =. Porter and Mrs. i. W Preston
from Breton Woods.
Mrs +. II. Anderson OF Nashua. y. III.
with her guests, Mrs. J. H. Barr OF
Nashua. Mrs. l. q. Burman OF Hostoi
and Mss A.. Millett OF Salem. Mass. are
breaking a Journey southwark with {
few days stay at Briarclif.
Miss ANITA Stewart and mother arr
at RriarcliY Lodge for over SUNDAY
other over sunday guests include F. u
Baker of bridgeport. Conn with hi
guests. pr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Mcclellan
and Miss Alice Mcclellan Mr.. n Mrs
+. lie Z. sullivan. Mr.. Mrs ~ {
Bryan Of New York. William y. Ashurs
and Fred y. Trotter OF Philadelphia.
An exceptionally ine programme wa
arranged for the evening concert 10
night. the soloist being Master Levi
Parkinson, soprano soloist at 81. An
drew's Church. New York.
An event OF early autumn which
looked forward to with interest by tn
visitors is the annual bal inasque Of tn
held tomorrow evening IN the ballroom
!, one hundred and nifty dollars in go!'
, will be awarded as prizes.
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MANY NEW WORKERS
AT BRETON WOODS
Canon McGrath breaches to
Large COngrcgation-Other
Churches Filled.

BRETON WOODS, ". IT.. Sept. 1.-THE
Church of the Tr~ansiguration at Bret
ton Woods was flled to-day when Canon
Mctirath preached. Our Lady Of the
Mountain also had a large congregation.
Clarke Day arrived fspm Brooklyn
for his third visit this season and hopes
to get some shooting In camp at the
close Of the season here.
r. W. Bailey and party Of Chicago
arrived at Breton Woods to-day to
spend the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. A. Moore Richard and Miss Elvine
Richard Of New York have arrived at
Crawfords. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Sherer
motored there from Tarrytown. Mrs
~Tradubry Bedcll has returned from
Crawfords to her estate at jackson.
Justice J. r. Minturn. Mrs. Minturn and
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DIED..

cRANE-oa Friday. September Is. 1915.
Cordelis Matthews. widow OF Edward
y. Crane and daughter OF the late
John e. and Mary r. Matthews.
FUNERAL services at her late residence
asa Mount Prospect avenue. Newark
y J.. on Monday. the 18th inst. II
NJ.
vuLTON james. aged 7s. at his res!
dence, 35& East Forty-hrst street. hus.
band OF the late Margaret Carey and
father Of Mrs. Mary Msehan. Arthur,
Thomas. Margaret. Katherine and Sis.
ter Tereasa Agnes.
Funeral Wednesday. $50 A. NJ, from st.
Gabr!evs Church. East Thirty seventh
street.
AARTsHoRN.-At Newport, r. l.. 18th
inst. Elisa Gardiner. widow Of DR..
Isaac Hartshorn Of Providence and
Newport.
Funeral services At her late residence,
Hslldon Hall. Newport. Monday a,
1870 a. NJ. Interment in Providence.
private.
KEMP john Davidson. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH." Broadway
s!xty.s!xth and sixty-seventh tFranA
Campbell Building. Tuesday morning
1890 o'clock.
SoW-On Sunday, September II. at Bed
ford Hills. Seth Low. son Of the late
Ab!el Abbot Low and Ellen Dow Low
In the six'y-seventh year OF his age.
Motto. Of funeral hereafter
NoRrEN--On September ls. 1915. Alex
ander Morten. beloved husbsnd Of Mar
torie Morten.
Funeral services At his late residence
~ East Twenty-nrst street. on Tues
DAY the 18th Inst. at II 4. NJ.
e!HrLAIR-At Plaza Hotel. New Yor'
city. September l5. 1916. John J. Sin
clair. in the seventy first year Of hi
vuteral Monday, September ~. at !
A. NJ. from the residence Of his daugh
Yer, Mrs, Irving r, Raymond, IS Eas
Sisty.'hird street. English and scotcl
napers please copy,
STANTON On Tuesday. September !.
1915. Frank McMtllsn stanton. son o
Ne late John and Elisabeth u
~N'anton,
t'neral services ~ 2N y. NJ. Monda,
"'rtemb.r IS, 1915. from his late resi-
s.nce, shore Road, Whitestone. Lon
Hand, y. Y, Carriages will NEE
lain leaving Long Island Railroa
+ X Il. station. New York; a
3 =. NJ.
"HllE-rn Saturday.. September ls, q
30 i NJ, al his residence, !
""s' Siyty-ninth street. In the eighty
'"'fh year Of his age. Horace white.
'd''rai on Monday, September Is, at 2:2
= NJ in the choir Of the Csthcdr,
- John the Divine,
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THE SEAGOERS.

Arrivals yesterday by the American
inner 81. Paul. from Liverpool:
lime. Atwood. Countess of Limerick
NJ. N Blair, Or. Walter Lindsay.
Miss Kathleen Burke. M: ana mrs. JacR
MPs IIonors Caldwell. Nor~orth.
4 n a n FREDERICK II. l.. Peak.
Courtney Miss Dore Powder.
Mis- Mabel c. Court. Frederick Ward,
nev W. r. Wise.
NJ and Nrp. Percy George wishart.
in~alIs' r. c. Hamilton.
BY the Observation-Disclosures liner
Bergensfjord, sailing to-day for bergen
Henry r Blanchard. william Hodge.
Nrs william Seward Capt, T.. b. Larsen.
Brown. Prof. Nicholas Law
Jean II Buchanan. rolf.
Mr.. Emily c. Clin. Mr., and Mrs. Aliret
Franklin X. Day. Louvre.
y 7. Fox. Capt Emil olsen,
Louis Goldsall. Archibald p. Parker
Miss Priscilla Hanna. Franklin a Ray.
Mss Isabel F. Hap nj and Mrs. Mauhei
good. Summers,
n D. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. william
Thomas Hodge. Walker-Smith
The sun., 1916-09-18

Miss Foley Of Hoboken are at Craw-
fords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frelinghuysen and Miss
NJ. T.. F~relinehuysen, who have been
touring the mountains. have returned to
their estate at Dublin. Mr.. and MRS.
A. A. Jackson Of Philadelphia are with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 1. jerks at the
Mount Washington Hotel for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Kurt wittgenstein Of virginia Hot
Springs has come to the Mount Pleas
ant House to spend a few weeks and IL
To explore the mountain trails In the
vicinity on horseback.
Mr.. and Mn. g.. Arnold Dimond, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Renwick Qimond and
Andrew Byrne OF New York motored
from their summer nome at Jefferson TO
Turner's Tavern for luncheon.
Miss Z. STAFFORD Millar OF Australia
has Joined friends at Upland terrace,
Bethlehem. II. Garvin Gilman OF New
York Is at the Terrace.
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MANY STAY AT SPRING LAKE.
Autumn Dance Enjoyed by ThrOnR
at New Monmouth Hotel.

SPRISo LAKE. ". j., Sept. 1.-THE
many people who are spending "A late
summer sojourn at Spring Lake Beach
are enjoying the wonderful autumn days.
The new Monmouth Hotel. which will
remain open until October 2, is filled
with guests. Besides there are many
week end parties AZ the hotel. who en-
joyed the special autumn dance given
At the New Monmouth last evening.
Entertaining n large house party are
Dr. and Mrs. :. MacCuen Smith of
Phila delphia. In their party are Mrs.
Henry L. Rogers. q. Allen Smith OF
philadelphia. Mr.. n Mrs. Warren $.
Sillcocks and Miss Marjorie Sillcocks
of New York. Commodore II. +. Multi
gan. IT,. s. ~. Is at the New Monmouth
spending two weeks with MIR, and Mrs,
Richard Stockton and Miss Stockton OF
Trenton.
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WEDDINGS.
Northumberland

RLooMFIELp. n. J., Sent. l7.-Miss Jen-
Mo Fields Warren Hubbard, daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hubbard Of l29
Harrison street, and Roy NJ. Jacohus of
South Orange were married last night in
the Roseville Methodist Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
D. j.. D%iefendorf. Miss Helen Hubbard,
a sister of the bride. was the brides
maid and Hunter b. Grant OF East
Orange the best man.
The sun., 1916-09-18
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

NuTLEY. y. j.. Sept. l7.Col. and Mrs
Henry @. Trout Of Stockton place have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Gabrielle Prout. and
Paul Green Tomlinson Of Elisabeth.
BELLEviLiE, n. j.. Sept. 1.-THE en-
gagemcnt Is announced Of Miss Amt
Knight. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
lam h. knight OF this town. apd the Rev
Lester Hasey of Rutherford.
The sun., 1916-09-18
Navy Adopts Moving Pictures.

WAsriNGToN. Sept. IL Motion pic
lures have been adopted officially ns n
means OF stimulating recruiting In the
navy. Estimates made public by me
Navy Department show that about $500
mon "A montl viii be needed to provide
for the Increased enlisted personnel and
to maintain the present strength OF en-
listed men. Under the new law the en-
listed personnel IN to he Increased by
$1,000 men in three years.
The sun., 1916-09-18
PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
NEW YORK CITY New Yerk.
THE CARPENTER SCHOOL
slO.sls WEST END AVE.

High School n Primary grades.
Pupils 7 to II years OF age. Hours y to
$40. Hours Of Primary dept. SO adjusted
that supervision OF xoverneeses or maids IL
unnecessary. Allows less expense. Report
on this school taken from Best Private
Schools" Sargent handbook. series 1915:
The h,ys are from families who Wish Tor
their sons especially able yet sympathetic
supervision. Practical Manual TraininG and
outdoor life both handled with sound COM
mon sense" 70 students. Masters only.
The sun., 1916-09-18

GLEN RIDGE. N. j.. Sept. 17.-Miss
Marjorie Ward Of this place will give a
dinner at the Glen Ridge Country Club
Friday night for Miss Ethel T. Compton
who is 70 be married Saturday night ia
Gordon Thomas. also of this place.
The sun., 1916-09-18

MISS DORE PLOwDEN, who arrived from London yesterday to be
the Century Girl in a new theatrical production. With her
came twenty other English girls, sixteen Of whom have been trained
since childhood as dancers,
The sun., 1916-09-18

HaaaOAe~.~~r 10. u. Warner in The
A Nagabnnd Prince; so-
~ OJSCS0 luist>. scenic. New Com-
ssA~~'s~ oaIn ~s~o' ciy Il kiaitU Orchestra.
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Observation-Disclosures. New .ors.

OSSINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
suburpan 10 Nav York Preparatory. vocsr
I,onal. Art, MUSIC, and Home Making Course:
Gardening and Horticulture %sih. year MOI
EN- buildings IN a ten acre park Separate
hOUss Jor younger Divis Year hook on request,
Clara G. Fuller. rrincipsl.- Martha !. Nara
more. Associate Principal. Box Ill. Ossining-
Ou-ludsOn. N. Y.
The sun., 1916-09-18

B s. kElTA'S Bessie Clayton. Mildred
Al ACE Na'Omhrt, Lew Dock
A>" .tadrr, Ruth Rove. Cha.
R"ay y i,th ~ s,raprw,n 4 Co., other.
Daily Mat 2dc-sl ana The Magic al CITY"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-17
brings HEALTHY
COLOR TO CHEEKS

Many women are com0e'l d to
lie down at frequent intervals
during the day. This, of course,
is due to weakness, the forerun-
ner of serious ills to follow.
At first trere will be or, at
lang2ur, especially in the morn
ing; faintness, dizziness, weak
ness or sinking at the pin Of me
stomach. The digestion b.,om-s
impaired and appitite i, gone.
Then comes palpIJa'io of the
heart, shortress OF breath on
any slight eXertion. cold nanus
and feet, headaches, paleness,
dark circle, under the eyes, a
dragging pain across the hips;
the memory becomes poor, the
disposition irritable and nervous,
the least ro'se or unusual occur
renee upsets the nerves.
Disease quickly destroys the
complexion, making II yellow or
greeniah looking. the cheeks be-
come sunken and spots Of
brownish hue appearon the skin.
All these symptoms are caused
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-17

eyc.'s Ur'ei Cor me four
'eeu'h annual E.uatay state Far
20 be held september MS. @ E
surui.-- o.. alf ono Il .he proud
h'Ehstepner, no 'hs Championship
Five Gated S1i'. Uor ring .Or
msriy known 'h. Commissioner o.
Asriou''ure's F.reC8i'aI saddle Horse
stake held F..lg rI. bt uI fhe Fair
Pie Kentucky Champion riH RH1far
stakes 10 bc shown Tuesday night q
'he fair-'he E.r.I..y Champion pip
Flre Harness sake. 20 hc shown
wednesday 1i1' OF zoe Fair and Zoe
rev feature. Championship Three.
Called Saddle Horse stake which 1lI
Pr hoVn Saturday afternoon OF tha
Fair #iu De- recognized by hor.cmou
.r horc'-vlnl publ. a. ever having
performed on tae tuu.ark oval OF Jhe
sweat Kentucky show ring While ttr
iet u uomlnltors includes many of
tla former ">taud hys" % the Fair Go
is wen known 90 those posted iu horse
history that d phenomenal number ot
ft' most noted horses of ,hc r.s, 1a
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