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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
FAYETTE

Miss Jennie Bamford returned
Sunday from Bath. where she mas
been passing the summer
Merle Barron is working in Wilton
E. E. Gle returned Saturday with
his herd Of cattle after attending the
fairs at Houlton. Pressure Isle. Wa
terville and Lewiston. He won many
blue ribbons and sold a number Of
cattle.
Delbert Smith has gone to Med
ford. Mass. driving a pair OF horses
belonging 10 H. c. Taylor. who re-
Gently purchased a farm there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
.Adjutant General

AdJa.ant Ga1e-a. George McL Pres
scn. the 7Ecvcs- Marsha II Maine. mas
secured the se--e= cer porari: At
EAST. Il Ha-ry z E-,wr OF Farming
:oc. ASSOCIATE eG.to- % re Fra-Eii1
Journal. a-d c.erE Q: me Franklin
co1r-v .o-aI boa-d 3n:l tire successor
p :-e late Cap. Villain Z LsE-y Is
appointed H- Brow ts considered one
q ~ hest posed re- n Maine n me
operation of the Se.sctive se-vIce Or
D.a:: Laws ard the Franklin board was
.o.A % IL aim go o-- gracefully Weld
ed OWING 70 the emergency ard trs-1a1-
dogs pressure q: BUSINESS il the S:ots
House ofice
Eight soldiers from Camp Devens all
limited service men. arrived Tuesday
evening. ID be addei to the force which
arrived On sept 2 .ast .o- the same par
gose-clerlcal WORK with ire various
23ar1z througho9, the sta:e. General
i'resson vas sr-a.glng q Tuesday sf--
g. aoon for :ae.r assign ments.
Charles X Hal. II The Maine Centra.
office a Portland was q the depart
-nert Tuesday. N business connected
with the TRANSPORTATION d drafted men
To All Draft Workers
A1.ltant Gene-s! Presson On TUESDAY
sen, the following letter % al officials
Connected With me workings q the Sc
lectve service " Draft in Maine and
ne sympathy expressed, the emergency
created and loyalty needed a. the pres
en-: tine in tn:s important work, which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

the full voltage of the electric cur
passed through his body "a!
Was in Freeport although ne hau
en- ployed as day man at the suo-s'a
for more than year. HIS oo''
sent TO his mothers nome
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
VIM. a. Day EIeetroc uted at Bath

"4l"sm A. Day, % in tharge Of the
Dan sua-station of the Lewiston AL.
g1sta Waterville Street Railway.
vas hihec at SIS p. NJ Saturday when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
DECISION RESTS ON
FINE LAW POINT

Eben f. Littlefeid. chairman Of the
Maine Industrial Acciden. Comnlis-
sion, has rendered decision in he
case Of Winfield S. Costigan Of Ban
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
Daily Health Talks
A WORD ABOUT The KIDNEYS
By DOCTOR WATSON.

People are easily frightened Eaen
they think something Is the matter
with -hesr i1ngs or heart and ven
they may De; bgc few people ua5e.-
stand the dangers q diseased kid
neFs. These organs have z cuty Of
Vial importance . perform. and I
-hsE are diseased, thsre Is no rsiaag
aoT Or where the symptoms nay ~
pear. The kidneys are a,ta-s. ana
"Iea they are healthy they remove
ne poisons from TIE btood ard purify
T. When the kidaeys are diseased
ne po-sons a-e spread svsryzae-e,
1lo one q tlese polso.s i ur.c and.
me Gr.c scld Is earned al th-ous-
re system and deposited IN various
PAGES - Ire form 0. u-a:e sa,cs-.1
'ae teet- ankles. wrists and back
otten forming bags uads- the ives.
sometimes t1s resulting trouble i
ca-!ea rheumatism. lGnbagc. sc.z-:ca
a1o oackscae. F5Ea.ly. cane stone
II the bladder. diabetes and Br;ga.'s
disease
DT Pierce q B-Eslo, y. =. IL r.
ce-- years, discovered that Z c4-,a Z
COMBINATION Il remedies would lis
soiTe Uric acid fura.e salts, il the
syzts1- Ee found his combination
% oe harmless. 50 nat n made il u
n tablets. 81 doub.e strength, ard
ca4lec them Aruric Tablets They
dissolve uric ACID II the human sys-
[err as not cc@ee a.ssoivas s-.pa =
!og have rr.c acid troubles. 6ont &C.
lay Il taxing Arg-lc Tablets. when
can be secured i, lie drug stores
fou can w-l.e D.. Pierce too, and
ne vii tell yo1 Hha- % eac ara 70.
70 IKE 81 t14t more 1-ic acid vill
not form II rolr system. Or. Pierce
Eli rot charge to- IT'S zdvice-Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

A.olon Christian church Sunday, Oct. 6
COTE morning and evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

sept4-ti-Is-E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
TOURING BY AUTOMOBILE.
Special Despatch TO TEE sus.


WATERBURY. Aug l7-Motor arrivals
At the Hotel Elton Yesterday over the Ideal
% poubieday, W X. Eaton, oyster
Bay (Plerosl; William R. Potter, Ann Pot
ter Hiida N. Potter Boston PACKARD !;
Mr.. and Mr.; r, s shepard. MI and Mrs
iI. sSsS Mr.. 'sp pansss Ms. ' puSsa a
NJ sG and Mr.. -, 4 n k:S. %a New y0tk
Mr.; cssts. v; SI:arinshaS:, Mr.: W Il
E. K s s. ou ..a cotton nv waco Ss 4 4ss
d aSsns. tPi:rs sS NJ and NJ s william rn.1
E Es:n R sssssyn bf:San n HS cs Mfi
iac); Mr.: and Mrs Oscar Fribsr. New York
tcole); Mr. and Mrs. George W Cane; New
J. tBuiekJ; Mr.. and Mrs W. G Reed
D; Mx.S;c2 2h,s zMaFT Tt Aug ,7Arrv.l.
s sk O %r' ana Mr.. areSS. Protsins i
sGnss 'Gad'lTs,s sS;v M, 1s %.r ms;
ana '' Mr.: 9, N. Kirkps,r.eH. Ss. York i
tcadillscl; Mr., and Mrs George y. Bar.
Bal Bake. MsT Ff.nS Meao~sn. r. '0 ste4iin e
Mechan,csyiiie tPaigel: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
W M.1Ssii ic MT nS and MI jane. hss,s
Stewart, Bronxyille tcadiilse,; Mr.; and
Mrs. n; " Peters, New York CADILLAC, !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h, Hoeter ana son. Mrs
spa Mrs, spotswood D. Bowers, New York
(Pserless); Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lawrence
Bronxville packard; A. II. Pinney. NJ, r.
Reach; Springfield tPsekar9; Mr. and
L. Nve. Worcester (Packard).
rivals BY automobile at the Berwick In
ciude: Mrs. H. I. Battin and daughter,
Plainneld. n: J; Pieroe); W II, Collins.
clair packard Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hol-
iingsworth. New York tLocomobile); Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. vost. j.. J. schmidt, New
ark twinton>; M. and Mrs, Charles L.
Johnson. Mspleweed. y. J. tPsekard),
rivals by automobile at the o-te.sa-ga to-
day were: Mr.. and Mrs, q. c. Lott Miss
E%% NJ Lot S NsS YoI Roc ,p.ssard Mr.
lerl; Miss e, Schulz Miss z. MitzeL
Brooklyn (cadi!iac); A. II. Stafford, Miss
hushes Buffalo tFordl; Lieut. J. y Bush
s.nd;T T. g. A N Sn.s,.n' r, Mr ana Mr.:
Mrs. n, Fairbank. oranEeviiie. Ont. peer
IesS Miss Kean, Elizabeth. n. J. tPaek.
ard; Mrs. e: p. Artmore. Mrs, Edward
E9erd,r.r Miss I pSsIdsreF Philadsiphis;
lac) Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mann. Cincin-
natl tPackarD: NJ. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Bull, cineinhsti ti.oeomSbils); DR.. and
Miss Marssrst Sheets. Yonksrs fPiercsS; p
tHuSsonS: ' s.. "' n ' Beach "'i Roma. n 7.
twiiiys- Knishp: Mr.. and Mrs. e. Z. Tease.
Sfsnkn Brooke Mis-. j. Van Btoos a.'' ssG
York tPtsres>; Mr. and MIRA Frederick N.
Rruml. Mrs. Charles Brum. Miss Ida
Bruml. Cleveland tcsdiilscj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
WAR BENEFIT IN BERKsH1REs.
Osborne Cottage Opened to Public
for Red Gross Concert.
SsscdoI DsspsscA to TEE Sun

LENox. Mass. Aug. 17.--Mrs. L. os.
borne opened her country house 10 the
public tonight In Stockbridge for a con-
rert for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Miss Ruth Deyo, pianist. who is pass
Ing the season in Stockbridge, and
Uiyse Butler. pianist, of Pittsfeld
played programme In which Schu-
mann, Ravel and Debussy were repre-
scented. large company OF summer
cottasers heard the recital. At the close
OF the concert many present went to
Hsaton Hall. where q brilliant ball was
given.
Mrs. Charles Sidney Haisht has leased
the Butler cottage In Newport for the
winter. and win 80 there September Is.
Col. Haight. who has been in Lenox. has
returned to Washington.
Mrs. George WinthJ0p Folsom enter
tanned at dinner at Emmy Ridge last
hight for Mr.. and Mrs. n Palmer Gavit
or Albany, who are at Hoeel Abpinwall.
Mrs Henry NJ. Jessup Il New York is
q guest OF Mrs Elizabeth B. Lynde in
Btockbrldge.
Walter Hazard of New York won the
hnals In the singles in the mems tennis
tournament at Heaton Hall, Stockbridse,
this morning. defeating Lewis Newberry
OF New York. Sd. rs. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Of
New York started from Heaton Hall,
ftockbridge to-day for Camp Brentwood,
Upper Saranac, N. Y.
Mrs. Beverley Chew Duer and Miss
Sophia b. Duer Of New York. who have
been motoring. returned to Curtis Hotel
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene r. O'Connor, Jr.,
~ Garden City. l.. l., are at the Red
Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew White and their
guest. Mrs. J. Campbell Robertson, left
me Maplewood. Pittsneld. to-day for
Ithaca. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
De Rohan-Wilaon.

Miss Mary Alexandra Wilson. dsugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Wilson
Of 1850 Grand Boulevard. The Bronx,
was married yesterday to Capt. Fred.
erick Joseph de Rohan. Fourteenth In
fantry. u. 8. A., at the home Of her
parents. The Rev. DR.. Henry Brown OF
the Pilgrim Congregational Church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride. who was given away by
her father. wore gown of soft white
satin made with court train and
trimmed with rose point lace and a veil
of the same lace. Miss Isabelle Wilson
was her sisters maid OF honor and only
bridal attendant. She wore a costume
OF pale pink satin and net and a hat of
pink straw. She carried q bouquet of
mignon roses and larkspur. William
A. Wilson, brother Of the bride, acted
as best man.
Immediately after the marriage cere-
mony Capt. de Rohan and his bride left
for a short automobile trip After Sep
TENDER ! they will be at home at Fort
Lawton, Seattle. Wash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
NEW YORK ~" MAN INJURED,
Shell Explosion Knocks Ralph
Hayden Unconscious.

Mrs. Maud Radford Warren, magazine
writer. was the only woman In the ad-
vanced field hospital at Chateau Thierry
following the capture Of that strong
hold by Americans and French, II was
announced In a cablegTam received yes
terday by the Y. VI. c. A. War Work
Council here. Mrs. Warren served in the
hospital at the request of the command
ing officer. Acting as Y NJ. C. A.
canteen worker. she entered Chateau
Thierry on the heels OF the retreating
Germans. and after volunteering as q
nurse labored night after night with the
wounded.
Ralph Hayden OF New York oity, drlv-
ing a Y NJ. c. A truck TO the 'front.'
was knocked unconscious by a shell ex-
plosion while in a front line ''Y" can
teen. the cablegram announced He is
again at work, delivering supplies daily
under fire. Edmund Jewett OF New York.
who was constantly with the front line
troops was slightly wounded. but has
resumed work under IRE. Other Y. NJ
c. A workers who distinguished them
selves under IRE are William Pitcher OF
Brooklyn and Henry Failek OF East Or
ange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
TWO OFFICERS TAKE
BRIDES AT UPTON
Lisuts. Charlton and Brown
Principals at Double Event.
Special DespsscK TO TEE Sur.

CAMP UProN, NJ Y, Aug. 17.-Lieuts
Miles Seymour Charlton ana AIois 8,
Brown. attached to the provost guard
here. were principals this afternoon in
a double wedding at Bellport, near here
Lieut.. Charlton married Miss Helen
Roberts Ely Of Ann Arbor. Mich. and
Lieut.. Browns bride was Miss Margaret
Linse Of La Crosse, Wis.
. Tho Rev. DR.. Henry Townsend Scud-
der performed the ceremonies at the
homo Of Lieut.. and Mrs j. NJ. Town
send. The maid Of honor was Miss
Agnes Helen Hatch OF Pelham Manor
and Lieut. Stephen Martindale. Jr., best
man. Miss Ely was given away by her
mother. Mrs William H. Ely, and Miss
Linse by Mrs. Townsend.
At the luncheon Major II. H. Walker
cut huge wedding cake with his sword.
Lieut.. Charlton lives in Marquette.
Mich. Lieut.. Brown in la Crosse They
enlisted together in the ambulance SER
vice at Allentown, Pa
Oficers who attended were Capt. Paul
Davis. Lieuts. George r. Vandermuten,
Arthur c. Busch. Hollis n Hogle. Jr.,
Charles W. Gleason. Robert B. Abel.
Paul W Blackburn, Charles w. Bonner.
Jr., and Arthur g. Carlson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
WILL WED NAVY AVIATOR.
Margaret NJ. Warren OF West New
ton, Mass, Betrothed.
Gnecial Deapdfch 10 TnK aun
sspatch 10 TIE SUI.


BOSTON. Aug. 17.-Mr. and Mrs vii.
lard c. Warren Of West Newton an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Moore Warren. to
Gorham Lamont Cross, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore L. Cross Of Utica. Miss
Warren is a member Of the class OF 1919
at Smith College, Her brother, Lieut..
r. Warren. Is stationed at Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
Mr.. Crosn is a graduate Of Amherst,
class OF 1918. and Is a member OF Alpha
Delta Phi and Phi Beta Kappa fraterni-
ties He is now a student flight officer
in the naval station detachment at the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel e. Bartlett
Of Andover announce the marriage at
Andover Of their second daughter, Flea
nor Wilder. to David Hay Atwatsa. The
wedding was hastily arranged. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father, and her only attendant was her
sister, Elizabeth Bartlett. william c.
Atwater OF New York. the bridegroom's
father. was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwater after q short wedding trip will
make their home In Maybury. W. Va
Mr., Atwater has coal mining interests
there.
Announcement is made by Mrs.
Charles A. Baker OF Dorchester OF the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss Mar
xuerito Baker. a Wellesley College grad
uate. to William Carroll Hill a Dart
mouth graduate and editor Of the stdnd-
ard, Boston insurance weekly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
WOMEN DOCTORS ARE
POPULAR IN FRANCE
Third Unit of Ovsrssas Hos.
pifai Going Soon.

At the urgent request OF the French
Overseas Hospitals, U. 8. A.. which Ia to
specialize in the handling Of gas cases,
has been started for France by the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. .'.
The unit was organized by Mrs Ray
mond Brown. fourth vice-president Of
the suffrage association. Mrs. Brown
returned TO America for that purpose re-
Gently and IL already on her way back
to the war zone with three members OF
the administrative stan. who form the
advance guard Of the new hospital forces.
detachment of woman doctors and
nurses will follow shortly.
DR.. Marie Louise Lefort OF New York
city. who has obtained n release from
her duties with the Fosdick Commi ssion
OF Training Camp Activities, Is to be at
the head Of the gas hospital Her asso-
ciates on the stan will be Dr. Adab Nc
Mahon. Lafayette. Ind. a surgeon OF
long practice DIR. Irene Morse. Clinton.
Mass. and DR.. Elizabeth Bruyn and DR..
Alice Flood. respectively Of Brooklyn
and New York city. Miss Clara Paquet.
who has been senior clerk Of the New
York State Board Of Charities, Is also on
the staff
The hospital is to be a mobile unit
with a capacity OF 800 beds. A three
ton motor truck will carry its emer-
gency equipment and Mics Anna Nc
Namara Is to pass a couple OF weeks IN
Bhghamton at the plant Of the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

Lieut.. Kingdom Gould, U. 8. A., eldest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould,
has been abroad with his regiment since
early spring.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry and Mrs.
Gerry have gone from Washington, d. c.,
to warwick r. I. Mrs Gerry's mother.
Mrs. Richa~1 II. Townsend, 10 at the
Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Egerton Webb, who
are passing the summer with Edmund
Randolph at wofton. his country place
IN Locust Valley. are visiting Mrs. Van
derbilt at the Breakers. In Newport.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend have
returned to Ardsley-on- Hudson from
Watch Hin. r. I.
The Duchess de Richelieu, who is pass
ing the summer in Southampton, has
gone TO Newport. where on Thursday she
VIII give a concert At Beechwood. the
Astor villa, which is being occupied this
season by Mr.. and Mrs. M. Orme Wilson
The proceeds OF the concert will be de-
voted to fund for French tuberculous
soldiers. for whose benefit the Duchess
has raised by her singing more than
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Snyder, Jr.,
OF the Little House. sewickley. Pa. are
at the Plaza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester Fitch Of 81
East Eightieth street and Greenwich
Conn.,. announced yesterday the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Katherine
Elisabeth Fitch. TO Ensign Elliott Schuy-
Ter Phillips. Flying Corps, U. S. n. r..
son OF William Hackett Phillips of this
city. Miss Fitch was graduated from
Miss Spence's school last spring and was
secretary OF her class. She Is a sister
Of Mrs Horace Leslie Hotchkiss Sd,
whose marriage took place last Deem
Der and whose husband Is abroad in the
United States naval service. Ensign
Phillips was graduated from Yale in
1915. No date has been mentioned for
the wedding, but on account OF the re-
cent death OF Ensign Phillips mother
1t will be very small and quiet
Announcement was made yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Darling Pickslay OF
205 West Eighty-ninth street and Brook
field Farm. Warwick. Orange county.
N. Y. of the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Clifford Pickslay. to En-
sign Edmund Blanc Glenny. U. S. N.
r. F., only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Jefferson Glenny Of New Orleans. La.
Mrs. George Il. II. Werhan OF South
Nyack. N. j.. announced yesterday the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Bea-
trice Emo Werhan. TO Capt. Harry b.
Mclaughlin. Fifth Artillery Corps. U.
9. A. Capt Mclaughlin Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Mclaughlin of AL
bany. N. Y. and Is stationed at Camp
Wadsworth. Spartanburg. s. c. The
wedding will take place August 81.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Lenors Murphy Fisher. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Payne Fisher
Of $500 Wayne avenue. Germantown.
Pa. to Ensign Lewis Ralston Ayres.
U. s. N. r. F.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ralston Ayres. also Of German
town.
Mrs. Cyrus II. Policy OF Buffalo. who
10 at the Hotel Chatham. has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Margaret Policy. to Clarence r. Nor
ment OF Washington. D. c.
Miss Maria J. Mario. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eduardo Mario. will be mar
ried TO William X. Flanagan Of Newark
NJ j.. In the Church of st. Ignatius
Loyola Saturday. The wedding will be
simple owing to a recent death in the
brides family. Mr.. Flanagan expects
to be caped for service shortly.
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MISS HYDE BRIDE
OFLIEUT. HYNCHON
Sisters Engagement to Lieut..
Hately Announced After
the Ceremony.
MILITARY MEN ATTEND
Wedding at Greenwich, Conn,
One of the Large Affairs
of the Season. :
Special DespdtcA TO TnE sus.

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 17.-Miss
Mary Hyde. second daughter Of Mrs.
Seymour j. Hyde OF New York and
Greenwich, was married to Second Lieut..
Harold Cooper Hyncf on in Christ Epis-
copal Church here this afternoon.
At buffet luncheon during the re-
ception which followed in the brides
home. Lone Oak. Field Point Park here.
MIRA Hyde announced the engagement
Of another daughter. Mise Hester Hyde.
to Second Lieut.. Arthur Hateiy. son Of
Mrs. Walter Hately Of Chicago and
brother of Mrs. Allen B. Forbes Of
Greenwich. Not even the other members
Of the Hyde family knew OF the engage.
ment until this evening.
Miss Hester Hyde 10 a graduate Of the
Brearley School, New York, class Of
1918. Lieut.. Hately is in the chemi-
cal warfare service and il on duty at
tho gas school at Camp Upton. He is
native OF Chicago. but for several
years lived in San francisco.
The Rev. NJ. George Thompson. rector
OF Christ Church. OBLIGATED at the we'd
ding OF Miss Mary Hyde. and Ward
Slept ems. organist Of the First Church
Scientist. New York. played the we'd
ding marches.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Seymour Worrall Hyde.
Miss Gertrude Flesh was maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice
Hynchon. cousin OF the bridegroom :;
Miss Many X. Lincoln and the Misses
Elizabeth and Hester Hyde. sisters Of
the bride. Charlie e. Hynchon Of Hub
bard Woods. ILL.,. brother of the BRIDE
groom. was best man.
The ushers were Lieut.. Arthur Hateiy
Of San Francisco. Second Lieut.. Donald
r. Kimbark OF Evanston. Ill. Spencer
Murfy OF Cleveland, Ohio: Seth Shepard
OF Washington. D. c.; Harrison Chap
man. Portland. Me-, and Arthur Bole OF
Cleveland.
A receo tion followed the ceremony at
the homo OF the bride. Hatton's Orches-
ira Of New York furnished music and
Delmonico OF New York was caterer.
Because Of war conditions the BRIDE did
not make her debut In New York last
winter. as had been planned.
Lieut. Hynchon Is the son Of John
Hynchon OF Evanston. ILL.,. and a nephew
Of George NJ. Hynehon Of New York and
Greenwich. He Is with the 344th In
fantry.
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DIED..

rRANcHoT-on Friday. Aug 1s 1915.
at Memorial Hospital. New York.
Katharine Hansen Franchot of Science
lady. ". Y, youngest daughter OF the
lsts Richard and Ann Van vranken
Franehot.
Funeral at ST. Georges Church. schs-
nec,sdy. N. Y, on Sunday. Aug. Is.
at P. NJ
CARRETT.-Msry. August is Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and Sixty sixth street Drank
Csmpbeirs). Monday. II o'clock.
sAcDoNoUGH-At Paris. Sunday. Aug.
l. 1913. Lieut. Joseph Gardner Mac
donough. Company ]. 9Th Infantry.
I. y. A. Of wounds received In battle.
FrHooSMAKER.--su at his resi-
dence, Locust Valley l.. l.. on satur-
day, August II, at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
sylvanus Lothrop Schoonmaker, In the
sixty-sixth year OF his age.
Nayice Of funeral hereafter.
"HfTTLESEY--Anna r. wilcox whittie-
ssy. beloved wife of the late Watson
Fhutlrssy
Funeral services a. her late residence,
N.w Brunswick. y, j., on Sunday. Au-
spsi "a a. Z o'elock Intsrmsrt at
convenience OF family.
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urnham-FaiFchtld.
Special Despdsch to TIE Sux.

GLEN RIDGE. n. j.. Aug. l7.-Miss
Constance Fairchild. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William s. Fairchild. became
the bride this evening OF John Burnham
of New York. The ceremony was per-
formed at the new home OF the Fair
childs. 125 Ridgewood avenue. by the
Rev. F. H. Sill OF Kent, Conn. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. C. H. Wilson, pastor Of
the Glen Ridge Congregational Church
Miss Rose Burnham. sister Of the
bridegroom. was maid Of honor. The
Misses Carol e. Little, Edith Pendriegh
and Edna Marvin OF Glen Ridge and
Alice Baldwin of South Orange were the
bridesmaids. The flower girl was Miss
Ruth f. Baldwin OF South Orange. Ulrich
Thompson OF New York was best man,
Tie ushers were Ford Hinrichs. John
Talbot and Emmons Roberts OF Glen
Ridge and Albert and Clifton Baldwin
OF South Orange.
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RED CROSS FINISHES BIG TASK.
Atlantic Division Cuts Out 2.oOO,-
900 Garments for Refugees.

The cutting department Of the Allan
tic Division of the Red Cross at 10 East
Fifteenth street completed yesterday the
task Of cutting 100000 refugee gar
ments which were allotted to the divi-
sion by national. headquarters several
weeks ago. In ADDITION, the department
has turned out $4,000 operating gowns
and $4,000 pairs Of pajamas. the latter
for the use of American soldiers who
have returned home wounded.
When the assignment OF 1000. 900
garments was made by national head
quarters for completion September the
allotment appeared in the light OF an
impossibility. II was made possible only
through the use OF the most up TO date
facilities including electrical cutting ma
chimes. electrical machines for stencilIing
patterns and machines for unroiling ma
teriai from the bolt In layers extending
the fun length Of ninety foot tables