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filters FROLIC IN SKY
OVER AVIATION FETE
Thousands at Schiff Estate
Watch Daring Feats of
Allied Birdmen.

Enlisted men In aviation camps all
over the United States will be the ulti-
mate benenciaries Of an open air fete
given on the lawns Of Mortimer L.
Schifr's estate at Oyster Bay yesterday
by the National Aeronautic Committee
OF the War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities.
So that several thousand persons who
were present might gain some notion Of
the risks an aviator assumes in the SER
vice Of his country airplanes of many
sorts and nationalities few overhead
while the men and women on the lawns
were diverted with vaudeville and dane
Ing. In the air there were French Brit
ish and Italian machines as well as
American. and the uniforms OF all four
armies were amply represented on the
greensward.
Taking no chances upon the score of
possible rain the hosts had provided two
large tents. either one of them of suf-
fcient size TO have sheltered a three ring
circus In one of them the vaudeville
entertainment ran continuously for two
hours and a half, and in the other a
military band played for the dancers
from o'clock until Z.
among the vauueVllllanS who gave
their services we're Irving Berlin. Donald
Brian. Mollie King. Jane and Katherine
Lee. the Dooleys. Nat Leipzig. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Kurlye and Dorothy Jor-
dan. They were assisted by more than
two score soldier performers from Camp
Mills and Camp Upton. who supplied
everything in the way OF diversion from
vocal music to strong man athletics.
The vaudeville had a certain amount
OF difficulty In holding its own against
the constant appeal Of the airmen. who
thrilled the spectators with their feats
Of skill and daring. A number of the
smaller planes were man1uvred so close
to the level OF the festivities that they
all but brushed tree tops.
Among the army officers present were
MaJor-Gen. J. Franklin Bell. BriC. Gen
w. l.. Kenly. Brighten. w. A. White
and Col Dennis of the British Army and
Capts. D'Annunzio and Volonie OF the
Mrs. Charlie, A. van Rensselaer, was
at the head OF the committee of ar
rangements. Assisting her were Mrs
William G. Rockefeller. Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock Mrs. John S. Phlpps. Mrs
Henry Duryea. Mrs. William Goadby
Loew. Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs James
Lowell Putnam and Mrs. Frank c. Hen
derson.
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NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elloy sedgwick
Guests at sedgwick Mansion.


Boston. July s.-Mr. and Mrs Elloy
Sedgwick OF Walnut street, who have a
country place at Montserrat, have been
In Stockbridge as guests mt the SedgwiclS
mansion the country estate of Alexander
Sedgwick Of New York. They assisted
their hostess in receiving at the reception
which she gave on the holiday for Red
Cross and other war workers. The Rev.
and Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick Of New
York also assisted. Tea was served on
the lawn under the elms
Miss Susan p. Il. Robins Of Mount
Vernon street has returned after a visit
in Lenox. where she was the guest Of
Mrs, Francis c. Barlow at Sunny Bank.
Mrs Barlow now has with her for a visit
her granddaughter. Miss Ellen Jay of
New York, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Pierre Jay.
Mrs, William A. Slater. formerly a
summer cottager in the Beverly Cove
section of the North Shore, who has
been at Lenox, has left there for Mount
Kisco. y. Y, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Halsey Malon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Walker of Beacon
street are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
S. Parkman Shaw at their place Red
wood, in Lenox.
Mrs John B. Swami Of Milton and her
children are in the Berkshires, where
they are visiting the Misses Helen c. and
Virginia Butler at Linwood. in Stock
bridge
The Swedish Minister and Nine. Eken-
gren are expected to arrive soon in Ed
gartown. where Nine. Ekengren will
remain through the summer. The Min
lister will return to Washington after a
brief visit.
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LUNCHEON TO vOLPE.
Ado1ph Lewisohn Commends Con-
cert Masters Work mt Stadium.

The importance Of music for the
masses as form Of relaxation from thu
strain incident to the war was impressed
upon the guests OF Adolph Lewisohn at
a luncheon given by him yesterday in
his country home Heather Dell Farm"
Ardsley-on- Hudson, in honor of
Arnold Nolpe. conductor of the nightly
concerts at the Stadium
Many artists We're among those enter
tanned by Mr. Lewisohn. Addressed to
Mr.. Folpe and the guests, many Of whom
nave been aiding in the work, Mr.. Levi
sohn said:
found thus far in the Stadium concerts
source of relaxation and relief from
the cares. responsibilities and worries OF
the war and the work incident to the
war. Most important OF all, we must
not forget that we are providing here a
place OF Inspiration and relaxation for
the thousands of young soldiers and
sailors. II for nothing else than for this
reason New Workers should see that
these concerts are literally supported"
Among the guests with Mr. Nolpe were
Mrs. Arnold Folpe. Mischa Elman, Miss
Nina Elman. Miss Anna Fitzu. Mrs.
Newbold LIE Roy Edgar, Judge and Mrs.
William II. Wadhams, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles $. GuCgenheimer. Mrs Albert
Sterner, DIR. Thomas storey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Won Kalteaborn. Giulio Setti
Of the Metropolitan Opera House. Mr..
and Mrs. Cromwell Childe Julian Ed
wards. Mr. and Mrs. ,SIgmund Spaeth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fehr. William Muir
ray. Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Coppicus.
Miss Emily Frances Bauer. Walter
Kramer Aaron Baron. Leonard Liebling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Siedel
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TOURING. BY AUTOMOBILE.
Special Despatch 10 THE Sun

MANCHESTER Vt. July 6.--Arrivals
by sutHmoeiIe a, the Equinox House in
MaFmonj AIR Mr. ana Mrs a. John H'' A Wood
New York n'comoblcl: Mr. and Mrs H
4. Tucker. Boston packard; Mr.. and
lCedillac); Mrs, Max BAL, Mortimer c.
Adler, New York tcaa!ilacD; Mr., and Mrs.
Schultz. Mr.. ana Mrs. sam Landar, New
York lMarmonl, DR., and Mrs VI. Bonsole,
New York tStutzl; Mr. and Mrs william
Il SAWYER, Miss Leila r Sawyer, Engle-
wood tCsdi,lacb; Mrs. q G. Myers George
Myers. Fred MYERS, Englewood tMarmoni;
dren, James = Hayden, Montreal CDodgoi
COOPERsTOwN y. Y, July s-Arri-
yais by au,omobIie at the o-te-sa-ga wer.
6urgh lPackardJ; John r Collins. JT..
Fonda y. Y, ,ooak,andI Mr.. and Mrs. W,
II Anewait,, }, f. Gomery, Allentown. Pa
Wi,lism Brown, Detroit packard; Mr.
den, Miss Emily Buch, New York Pierce
11TSw y MI r aHd NJ Mrs H s. Cook, New
tCadillac); Mr. and Mrs. J j. Treqcy.
Mrs. Alice NJ Garney. Miss Alice NJ CAN
ney. Jerseyy, cry (Hupmob!e!, Mr.. and
ard); Mrs. X. Smith, W. J. Smith George
Vandewater New York CNatIonaD. Mr.
Coykcndoli, New York (MitchelD Mr. and
Mrs. Harry ,Hudler, Mount Vernon y !,
Jr,. II q. LIptrott Brooklyn; Jack Major,
New York citN tMoon) Irving c. Jennings
George A. Jennings, South Norwalk, Conn
William II, Wooll"y. New York city (Cad-
lllac); Mr., and Mrs Powell, Cleveland;
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore, scranton. Pa.
(WintonD; Mr.. and Mrs. John H. MCCor-
mack. Mr., and Mrs Eaton VI. Frisbce,
WIliamsport. Pa tOldsmohilel: Mr. and
Mrs J Howard Edwards, Miss Jeanette
Edwards. Miss Helen Edwards. Yopngs-
town (Cadiliac); Mr.. and Mrs W /. SIch-
OILS. Mrs. Lloyd Nichols. Brooki!ne. Mass
tCadIilaC).
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president Of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany ten years ago. While acting az
trustee for the Charles J. Osborn estate
Mr.. Sterling built the Miriam Osborn
Home for Aged Gentlewomen at Rye, the
institution being built under the lawyers
personal supervision at cost OF more
than 100000
Mr.. Sterling was a director or trustee
of many big business enterprises, among
which were the Astoria Light. Heat and
Power Company. Atlantic Coast Electric
Railway Company, Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Company, Central Union Gas
company, Consolidated Gas Company of
New York, Duluth, South Shore and At
lantic Railway Company, East River
Gas Company OF Long Island City,
American Alliance Insurance Company.
Great American Insurance Company.
Municipal Lighting Company. Mutual
Trust Company OF Westchester County,
National City Bank OF New York, the
National city Company, National Coke
ana Coal Company New Amsterdam Gas
Company. New York and Queens Elec-
trio Light and Power Company, New
York and Queens Gas Company New
YORK Edison Company, New York MI
tual Gas Light Company. the Northern
Union Gas Company. Northern West
chester Lighting Company. Peekskill
Lighting and Railroad Company. Rich
mond Light and Railroad Company,
Standard Gas Light Company Of the
City Of New York, United Electric Light
and Power Company. Virginia Railway
Company and Westchester Lighting
Company.
In 1898 his alma mater, Yale, con-
ferred upon Mr.. Sterling the honorary
degree OF LII d. He was member of
the New England Society tho American
Fine Arts Society, the Phi Beta Kappa
and Alpha Delta Phi fraternities and
the following clubs: Down Town,
Tuxedo. Union League, University, Law
yers. Yale. Metropolitan, Union and
American Yacht. He was an enthusiast
angler. always giving his vacations to
snlmon fishing in the waters around
Lord Mount Stephens castle in the
Canadian wilds, where he died Friday
evening
Mr.. Sterling never married. Two sis.
ters survive him. Mrs. r. F. Bunnell. .
widow. and Miss Cornelia Sterling, both
of whom live at Stratford, Conn.
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late William r. Bridge and DR.. VILLA
C. Prime Of New York.
MRS. Edward wisslesworth OF Boston
VIII arrive next week in jackson 10 omen
nes summer home on Torn Hin.
r. ana Mrs. s. Maliet Provost will
probably spend a p.rt Of the SURVIVES
at their farm in jackson.
Mr., and Mrs. A. A. Leverich of Brook.
yh VIII spend only a part Of the summer
a, jackson, as their son, Lyle Lever,ch.
, wno was secretary OF the Iron Mountain
navy. !" '"e
MRS William Chute Peters OF Bangor.
me. has been making a motor tour OF
,ne white Mountains. Major Peters baa
peen detailed on special orthopedic ser.
country '"'
Miss Katharine Lockwood OF New
YORK Will spend some time at the PRONE
fiouse with Mrs. Emily 3. Hopkins.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
John NICE. Bowman to Wed Mis-,
Clarfce Paterson.

The engagement was announced YES
terday of Miss Clarice Paterson. daupb-
ter OF Mrs. NJ. d, Paterson Of 81 West
Eighth street. to John NICE. Bowman Of
this city. Miss Paterson is a grand
daughter Of the late Robert w Pater-
son OF this city, who died last October
and whose estate, Blantyre. in Lenox,
MASS IS one or the most extensive in
that section of the Berkshires. Miss
Paterson Is fond of all outdoor snorts
and excels in golf. in which sport she
shares proficiency with her mother who
ds president OF the Eastern Golf Assocla-
tion ana who for several years was
president OF the Womans METROPOLITAN
Golf Club Miss Paterson has been &C
1--WE In Red Cross and other war relief
work, and she Is treasurer Of LIE Score
tariat Francois des Villages ldbres a
rociety that has ben caring for deyas cd
villages in France. Mr.. Bowman, next
TO Mr. Hoover. has been Unidentified with
food conservation In the United States
and he has practised the rules in the
great hotels that come under his dlrec-
tion. Mr. Bowman Is chief OF the hotel
restauran dining car and steamship
division OF the United States Food Ad
m!nistration and president of the COM
panies operating the BIltmore, Manhat-
tan, Belmont, Murray HILL Ansonia and
Commodore hotels. He has for years
been identified with leading horse shows
here and In Canada, and among his
clubs are the Greenwich Country, the
Turf and Field. Indian Harbor Yacht,
Nordix of Virginia and Aero OF this city
He IL a director Of the Horse Show AS
ISOLATION, a life member of the Hackney
Society and a member OF the Morgan
Horse Society. He has fine country
place In Portchester. N. Y. No date has
been set for the wedding
Mrs. Seymour ]. Hyde OF ais Park
avenue and Field Point, Greenwich
Conn, has announced the engagement of
her second daughter, Miss Mary HYDE
TO Lieut.. Harold Cooper Pynchon, 344th
Infantry. U. 8. r. Miss Hyde Ia a niece
OF Mrs. Charles Abernethy Valentine and
A. Fillmore Hyde OF this city Lieut.
Pynchon is a son of John Pynchon OF
Evanston. ILL.,. and nephew OF George
NJ. Pynchon OF this city and Greenwich
He Is now on detached service at the
Wentworth Institute. Boston. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement Of Miss Margaret r. Davis
daughter OF DR.. George Samler Davis
president Of Hunter College. and a. niece
OF Justice Vernon Mansfield Davis Of the
Appellate Division, Supreme Court, to
Henry Farlow OF Boston. Mr.. Farlow
who Is q portrait painter. Is with the
United States Government service, at
tached to the emergency fleet.
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IN PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY.
Mrs. J. d. Mccall, Jr., Goes south
to BE Near Husband at Camp
Special Despafch to THE Sun.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Mrs Joseph
B Mccall. Jr., has taken apartments in
Louisville. to be near her husband. who
Is stationed at an artillery officers
training camp in TIE South. Before
her recent marriage Mrs. Mccall was
Miss Louisa Gibbons Davis. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbons Davis of
Chestnut Hill.
c, B. Cox Of Ridley Park recently re-
ceived his commission as Captain in the
Aviation Section Of the Signal Corps.
4 s. R
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver d. Johnson, who
entertained Mr.. Johnson's parents from
Mobile the last week, have closed their
town house and gone TO Atlantic City to
remain for some time.
Lieut.. Henry E. Tisdsle has returned
10 the Southern camp. where he IL sta
toned after spending q ten day fur
Tough with his wife and daughter. Mrs
Tisdale Is living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mccarthy. at their
home. Ingleside. Ridley Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Flood of
Germantown spent the Fourth with their
son, Lieut.. T. Bromley Flood. at Camp
Meade.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haigh have re-
turred from a trip to the coast Of Africa.
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FREE POSTAGE TO SOLDIERS,
Bill Would Exempt Newspapers
Sent to Fighting Men.

WASHINGTON. July "a bill directing
that during the war newspapers entitled
to the second class mailing privilege,
when addressed to officers. soldiers,
sailors or marines in the United States
military service. witt in or outside the
United States, shall go free through tho
mails. was introduced to-day by Repre-
sentative Stevenson (Minnesota).
1t was explained that under the new
zone system OF postage rates for second
class matter. which became effective last
Monday. an extra burden is put upon the
home newspapers of the men in II G
camps and at the front.
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GRAvES-DICKSoN.
bridegroom Is Member of the
Royal Air Force.


Miss Margaret A Dickson. daughter
of Joseph b. Dickson of this city and
Morristown, y. j.. was married to
Henry Graves. Jr.. Royal Air Force, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graves of Shad-
OVERLOOK. lrvington. y. Y, yesterday
afternoon in the marble ballroom OF the
st. Regis. The room was decorated with
white roses and peonies, Southern smi-
lax and palms. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Henry
c. Swentzel OF Brooklyn. The bride,
given away by her father wore a gown
OF soft white satin made with a court
train and trimmed with old rose point
lace Her tulle veil was held with a
coronet of point lace and orange bios
SONS and she carried bouquet OF white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
Gwendolen Graves. sister OF the bride
groom, was the matron of honor, and
the other attendants were Mrs Theodore
S. Watson and Miss Mary Dickson, SIS
ters of the bride. Miss Graves wore a
costume Of pink organdy trimmed with
point lace and hat to correspond. The
other attendants wore frocks OF peach
colored chiffon over satin OF the same
color finished with girdles of blue satin
ribbon, They wore hats TO match their
gowns and carried bouquets OF various
summer flowers.
Duncan Graves was his brothers best
man. The ushers were Capt. Theodore
s, Watson. L, s. r. Joseph b. Dickson.
Jr., Frederick Mccormack and Charles
Black. reception and dancing fol-
lowed
After a short wedding trip Mr.. Graves
and his bride will live in Toronto, Cam
ada, where he Is stationed.
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COMMODORE JAMES
REVIEWS SAILORS
Mrs. James Gives Stand Of
Colors to Fourth Regiment
at Newport.
VIEW LIBRARY Is OPENED
10000 Volumes Of Books Are
Placed in Naval Training
Station Building.
speciai Despatch to The sux.


NEWPORT, r. l., July 49, Ten regi.
n.p,s OF sailors were reviewed by Ar.
thur Curtiss James. former commander
., the New York Yacht Club, to-day al
IN. naval training station here after
y-. James had presented a stand Of silk
colors to the Fourth regiment, which had
Won the efficiency prize for the month
This was the second stand of colors that
Mrs. James has given the station and the
prssen,aton and review was the occa
sion OF the gathering of a large num-
ineston Beeckman was present. The
morning also marked the opening Of the
new station library In what was origi-
nally the House that Jack Built, and
through the courtesy of the American
Library Association the library contains
1000 volumes. Mr.. and Mrs. James
we're the guests OF Capt. Edward H.
campbell at this function and they were
surprised TO find among the pictures on
the walls an oil painting of Commodore
Jsnes's former flagship Of the New York
Yacht Club the Aloha, which he gave
10 the Government at the beginning of
tho war and is now in service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have
taken possession of their summer resi-
dance, sherwood, on Bellevue avenue.
Lawrence Perkins Of New York is a
week end guest in the summer colony.
Mrs. william S. Sims gave an infor-
nal dinner for Nine. Ellen Beach Yaw
this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoff-
man gave a dinner at Armsea Hall this
evening.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt entertained
Al Beaulieu.
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2 RED CROSS COURSES READY
Both WIZ Open with Lectures Mt
c. c. y. Y. Tomorrow.

The College OF the City OF New York
In instituting two new courses In Red
Cross Home Service. one, known as
the International Course. consists OF six
lectures on Monday and Wednesday
afternoons, beginning tomorrow. from
80 to 80, In the Commerce Building
Twenty-third street and Lexington ave
nue.. This course is free.
The second is a regular college course
and Is for the purpose OF training social
service workers for the Red Cross. II
consists of twenty-four hours OF class
work. $50 hours OF field work in actual
cases under the guidance of the New
York Charity Organization Society,
This course may be had for fee of 50.
II begins tomorrow and registrations
may DO made on that day
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DIED.

DOUGLAS Edward Donaldson. at at
Park avenue. on the 5th inst. in his
Fifty second year. Edward Donaldson
Douglas OF Rye, N Y, son Of the late
George Il and Henrietta l.. Douglas
Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
Funeral service will be held at the chapel
Of The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church, Fifty-ffth street near Fifth
avenue, Monday. July s. at p, NJ.
GRIFFITH Suddenly. at Hotel Plaza,
Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street.
New York city, July 8. 1913, Edward
Grmth
Funeral services at All Angels Church,
West End avenue and Eighty first
street, New York city, Monday. July 8.
At o'clock p. NJ
HoLLIsTER-Annie willard. wife OF the
late Henry Hutchison HOLSTER. daugh-
Ter ot the late John Hubbard Stephen
son In the seventy-second year of her
FUNERAL service will be held at st. Bar
'holomow's chapel. Madison svenue
and Forty-fourth street, Tuesday
morning, at 10 A. NJ, July .. Boston
papers please copy.
aITHEL-At Gerstner Field, Lake
charles, La, July 6, 1913. Major John
Pnrroy Mitchell. L. 9. r.. husband Of
WV" Ihud ana son OF Mary Purroy
mitchell and the late James Mitchell.
Motto" Of funeral hereafter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A, widow OF
Ferdinand Schacttler. in the eighty
ninth year Of her age.
Funeral services at her late residence.
IFS West l2lst street. on Monday after
noon, July 5. 1918. at $3.50 o'clock.
sIERLlNG.-sudd on the evening OF
July 3, 1918. at Grand Metis. Canada.
John w. Sterling. In the seventy NTH
year Of his age
FUNERAL services will be hold at the
ruth Avenue Presbyterian Church
corner Of Fifty-hfth street,, on Tues
day, July 3. at II o'clock A. VI, Inter
nent at the convenience of the family.
sIHADLlNG-walter. on July 4. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broad
way and sixty-sixth street frank e.
Csmpbelrs), Sunday. / p. II.
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STRAW RIDE FOR CHILDREN.
"r". Andrew Carnegie and Mis-.
carnegie Entertain Youngsters.

Mrs. Andrew Carne~ie and N,.,
Cnrp.u,. r
youngsters.
special DespofcA to TEE Sex.
LrNox, Mass. July s.-Mrs Ansr.x
Carnegie ana Ns,.. 49,.
ente-,o,., Narheg''
'ne lresh air boys and girl.
from st. Helen's Home NJ rn,.r,o,or
this afternoon. The children hsd a.,
straw ride to shadow, p.,.,.
fr.,,,,- o" "r"oH' "nere re-
e"'s were served.
MISS Olivia E. p. Stokes received tb.
boys of the Rurnban, Y,...-,
at Canaan ~ A. sIOo
g. '' - 'h's AFTERNOON The
ooss tramped over from the school and
after the entertainment nj Pool, y.a
were taken bach in au,or,ohuo,
Mrs. Charles Ay,or p,i,,ns
dinner partv ,o.night q, -. saNe
Mrs. John KendrIcL aans. "''
Mr.. and Mrs Josens TT
their f.r,,,,, I'll, cnoate ana
morrow for Murray Ray IN ~ g. 10
renee River. '"e 81 Law
Mr.. and Mrs 1eoroa T. po.,
enterts,n,nn 60. becker are
A., and Thomas + Ru.h -, NJ. 80 o
at birmingham.
Mrs. George Fl Monsan Who IN. 49,.
in Pittsfield. has eone 10 Montraa1
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas n &C.
have Louis l.. Chapin ana D.. A. y.
New York as puests NJ No. ~,
Farm in Tyrinsham
Mr.. and Mrs. oodfr.v Dr,.,o,,.. -.
New York are Mt Heston ua,, CO..
bridge. '' SWIM
Mr. and NJ, n
New yorL Doose OF
beth r. Lvndo In s,nnIhr,dn ' h''AA-
Mr.. and Mr.. IJoreoa CO.
with Mr.. and Mrs. CI,vs ,,,,,.rsne
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McLEAN-COMBS.
Bridegroom New York Physician
and Lieutenant in Army,
Special Despatch 10 The Sun

0pecIdT DeSpd1cH 70 The Sun.
GREENWICH, Conn. July 6.-Capt.
Frank Mclean. u. S. A., stationed at
Camp Dix. was married to Miss Ethel
Combs, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
V. Combs OF New York city. this after
noon at the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev DR.. Frank q. Carson. the
pastor, otficiated. Miss r. Bukey of
Greenwich. with whom Miss Combs is
spending the summer. was the only at
tendant.
The bridegroom. who is on twenty
four hour leave OF absence. is a New
York physician. -,
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MEAGHER-HOEY.
Lieutenant in Medical Reserve
Corps Married in New York,

Announcement has been made OF the
wedding OF Lieut., John I. Meagher OF
the Medical Reserve Corps, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Peter Meagher of Montclair, TO
Miss Jane Hoey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Malachi Hoey Of $50 st. Nicholas
avenue. New York The ceremony was
performed in the Church Of the Good
Shepherd New York. by the Rev. Father
Oates. S. j., OF Holy Cross College, as
sisted by the Rev. Fathers Simmons and
Day Of the Paulist Church, on June 49,
Miss Bernadette Hoey was her sisters
maid Of honor and the best man was
Lieut.. William c. Meagher, also of the
Medical Reserve Corps. a brother OF the
bridegroom.
Lieut. and Mrs. Meagher will reside in
Montclair.