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The sun., 1918-08-03
GOLDFOGLE CHOSEN
T0DEFEAT LONDON
Republicans and Democrats
Will Fuse to Gust Socialist
Now In Congress.
CAREW FOR THE 18TH
w. H. Michaels Designated for
the 11th-Row in Brooklyn
Over Francis P. Bent.

Tammany Hall picked Henry NJ. Gold
the Twelfth district This Is one Of the
four districts In which q fusion on Con-
rress nominees was arranged between
the Republicans and Democrats In order
to defeat the Socialists. Mr.. Goldfogle,
who served several terms In Congress
but retired-'rour years ago. will receive
the Endorsement of the Republicans.
through which he probably will be able
to defeat Representative Meyer London.
SOCIALIST. for reelec' ion. Mr.. Goldfogle
tas been In Demc ratio politics since
1875. He was q Municipal Court JUS
tice at one time.
John +, Carew. who now Is Repre-
sentative from the Seventeenth district.
has been designated by the Democrats
for the nomination in the new Eight
zenith
The Republicans have designated
William II. Michaels for the nomination
10 Congress In the Eleventh district. now
represented by Daniel J. R!ordan. An
attempt Is being made to get Jacob
weiner TO stand for the nomination in
the Fifteenth district. but It is strongly
Democratic and 80 far he has been
able to wave the honor aside.
Additional designations for the As
sembly by Republicans in Manhattan
arc: Second district, Jacob Rosenberg
Fourth Samuel Dickstein; Fifth. will
lam Lloyd Brooks; Tenth, william Pei
let.
The Bronx Democratic organization
has announced its designations for Con-
sress as follows: .Twsnty-second dis
trict. Representative Anthony ]. Grimm !;
Twenty-third district. Richard r. Nc
Y TIT Txrar diatytCf ma
V. Ganly. Mr.. McKiniry was formerly
an Assistant District Attorney. and Ia
now secretary to Supreme Court Justice
Mitchell. Mr.. Ganly was at one time
County Clerk.
The name OF Frank Wssserman as a
candidate for the Democratic nomna-
ton for the State Senate In the Seventh
district Brooklyn, was withdrawn yes
terday owing TO the protest of United
States Marshal Power an Assembly dis
trict leader. Max Herzfeld was sub
stituted.
There is war In the Democratic or
ganiEation in Brooklyn over Tire attempt
OF John H. McCooey TO force the nominal
ton OF Francis p. Bent for nomination
for Congress in the Third district.
Eighteen OF the twenty-one county COM
mitteemen OF the Nineteenth Assembly
district refused to vote Thursday night
for a resolution indorsing a ticket with
Bent's name thereon. Later, however,
the steam roller was brought out and the
resolution was adopted. However. Con-
rad Hasenfiug, brother OF Henry Hasen-
mug, leader Of the district. Is circulating
petition for the nomination and will
receive tho quiet support OF the organi-
cation. 1t Is said Mayor Hylan. friend
OF Mr.. Bent. promised some patronage to
Mr.. McCooey In return for the nomina-
ton Of Bent
The sun., 1918-08-03
LEWIS BACK ON JOB:
PLANS DAILY PUNCH
Aftorney-Generai RenesDs His
Attacks on Hearst.

Attorney-General Merton Il. Lewis is
back on the job. He returned to his
headquarters at the Murray Hill Hotel
yesterday prepared to make a red hot
fight for the Republican nomination for
Governor. He still is obliged to use
crutches, as the injury to the sciatic
nerve received in an automobile accident
near Saratoga two weeks ago, has not
been relieved entirely. but he declared
with a snap OF his Jaw that from now
on there would be "a punch every day"
in his campaign. The month Of August
is his vacation period and he intends to
devote II all to his political night.
In q prepared statement the Attorney
General indicated clearly that he would
give q good deal Of attention to William
Randolph Hearst, who. he believes. Is
supporting Gov. Whitman because OF the
activities OF the Attorney Generals ONCE
In linking the name of Bola Pasha with
that OF the publisher.
IL have been confined at the Saratoga
Hospital as a result OF an automobile
accident" the statement Gays. AS a
necessary consequence my campaign for
the Republican nomination for Governor
the punch has been missing. The rea-
son, OF course, Is the man with the punch
has not been on the job. Heswill be on
the job from to-day until primary day.
There will be a punch every day.
II expect to win and shall exert every
effort to accomplish that result
THE alliance between Gov. whitman
and his old time supporter William Ran
dolph Hearst will be dissected and ex-
posed. shall show between now and
primary day the real purpose OF the
combination between Hearst and Whit
man."
Referring to the statement OF Mr..
Hearst that ne had met Bolo Pasha at
a dinner, that the conversation was OF
a general and trivial nature. ''as II Is at
ali such social dinners" and that is
all that / have ever known or seen or
heard OF Bolo Pasha-" the Attorney
General declared that within the next
thirty days he would show that this
statement was not accurate.
81 shall show many other facts In
connection with the relations between
Hearst and Gov. Whitman" he added,
"and expect to convince the public that
these men have long had close personal
relations and that they are leagued to-
gether The purpose Of this combination
between Hearst and Whitman will be
made clearly apparent to the public be-
fore primary day.
81 now call upon Gov. whitman 10
answer this question. What did Bris-
bane say to Whitman at the time he
called upon him at the ST. Regis Hotel a
few days ago."
The sun., 1918-08-03
CATTLE SHOW AND SALE.
Pediereed Jerseys to BE Auctioned
at Hishlawn Farm.


LxSo.. Mass. Aug, "A field day
and sale'of Jersey cattle will be held Al
Hishlawn Farm, the country place OF
Lieut.. and Mrs. William b. Osrood
Field. Thursday, August az. The sale
VIII be held under the auspices Of the
Berkshire Jersey Cattle Breeders A..
ISOLATION. Of which Lieut.. Field 10 a
member. In the morning nifty pediEreed
Jerseys will be shown in competition
Tor awards In 1.-THE afternoon. following
a picnic lunch. the sale will be held
The exhibitors will be r. Augustus
Schermerhorn. J. Macy willeta Howard
willets. William p. o. Field Of New
York. William A. Slater Of Washington
John A. Spoor OF Chicago. Harry s.
Dewey Of Great Darlington, John B.
Watson and George E. Davis Of Beckett
Capt. Samuel rockingham. U. 9. A.
r.. and Mrs rockingham are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Pease.
Mrs. William B. Osgood Field has
gone to Washington to pass the week
end with Lieut.. Field.
Thatcher NJ. Adams will leave to-
morrow for Bar Harbor to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Robbins.
Mrs. James l.. Houghtal!ng OF Chi
cago Is with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T.
West In Pittsheld. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederic Schenck have
taken an apartment at o25 Park avenue
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Henry Prince
Jr.. OF Prides Crossing. Mass. and MI
and Mrs. X. w. Blanchard Of New
Rochelle are at the Curtis Hotel.
At the annual meeting OF the Lenox
Academy. established In 1908, the trus.
tees elected DR.. Henry p. Jaques, pres.
ident: Harris Fahnestock, clerk, and
George A Mole. treasurer
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Mrs
Ransom s. Hooker have gone to their
camp along the st. Regis in the Adj.
| rondacks.
Mrs. Henry sturgis OF Boston and
Miss Violet King OF New York. who
have been stopping with Mrs. John E
Alexandra. have gone to Newport
Miss Adele Kneeland has gone to Bar
Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ivlson Parsons
have returned to Stockbridse from an
automobile trip.
Raymond T. Baker came up to Holm.
! wood tonight from Washington.
Mrs Carlos de Heredia- New York
and Mrs. Charles McDougalls. York
Beach, Me. have returned to Wheat.
leigh.
At the Hotel Aspnwall are Mrs. r.
g. Tyler. Mrs. e. L. Miller. Mrs. George
Peck. Martin S. Herbert OF New York
Miss Cenia Marburg and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas l.. Lanary OF Baltimore.
At Heaton Hall Stockbridge, are Mr.
and Mrs. William T. vesey, Mrs. G. II
Webster. Miss Florence Webster, Mrs
J. X. Dunn, Miss y. Beatty, Mrs II
]. Rogers, Miss Frances G. Rogers. Miss
Jessie La jeffrey OF New York. Miss NJ
X. Ditmas OF Brooklyn. John C. Bron.
ner and Mrs. r. r Bronner OF Rich
mond Hill. ". Y.
Arriving at tho Maplewood. Plttsneld
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Tillinghast
Miss Tiliinghast. Mrs. II. NJ. Dwight OF
Providence, tho Rev. and Mrs. j. A
Robinson OF East Orange. N. J.. and
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Bragg OF Pelham
Heights n. Y.
The sun., 1918-08-03
ASKS MORE OF BRADY ESTATE.
New York Hospital Wants Admin.
istrntion Expenses Prorated.

Objection to the discharge of the CO.
lumbia Trust Company, Robert /. Cor
don and Richard c. Crowley as eXecu-
tors and the trust company as temporary
administrator OF the estate Of James
Buchanan Brady C"Diamond Jlm") mas
been filed In the Surrogates Court in
behalf OF the SaciNy OF the New York
Hospital named rs residuary legatee
under the Brady will. Surrogate Fowler
named Henry W. Jessup as referee.
Wilson NJ. Powe l. attorney rur the
hospital, asserts that sI29.1ss paid out
in Federal and State transfer taxes and
charged up as part of the admnistra-
ton expenses and taken out OF the resid-
uary estate should be prorated among
all the legatees. II 10 also asked that
no general legacies be paid and that no
interest be paid on lesacies other than
trust funds until tho final settlement Of
the estate, which will not be made for
about four years.
The sun., 1918-08-03
IN WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MorEenthau
at Profile House.
Special DespdtcA to The son

BRrrroN WOODS. n. H., Aug. 2.-Mr.
and Mrs Henry Morsenthau are at the
Profile House this week. having motored
there from Poland Springs, Me. They
entertained while at Poland Lieutenant
Commander McNair. son OF the late Ad-
mlral McNair. who went up from Bath.
Me- where Commander MoNair Is sta
toned.
Edwin Fuller Torrey. secretary OF the
National Lawn Tennis Association {;
George II. Sicard OF Utica and A. H..
Brawner, Jr. OF New York motored each
day from Crawford, where tho annual
tennis tournament 10 in progress, 70 the
Mount Washington for a swim In tho big
pool after their matches.
L. ]. Moran OF Pawtucket. r. l., who
won the golf championship at Breton
Woods two seasons ago. has arrived with
Mrs Moran at the Mount Warrington
Hotel and will be pitted against such
well known golfers as Louis A. Hamil-
ton of Garden City. Alexander II. Revell
OF Chicago and others in the annual golf
tournament at Breton Woods on Au-
gust 10.
Motoring from their summer home in
jackson to spend the day at the Mount
Washington were Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Con- and Mr. and Mrs. Darius Goff Of
Pawtucket.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur II. Lea Of Phila-
delphia have arrived at the Mount WASH
ington for the sea son.
Motoring TO the Mount Washington
were Mrs Paul d. Cravath. Mrs. James
9. 1.arkln, Mrs. Charles n. Lathrop and
W. s. Haskell. all OF New York Mr.,
and Mrs. John f. Adriance and Miss
Adriance OF Poushkeepsie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mcdowell OF New York. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Howard Wilson of Phiiadel-
phia all arrived at the Crawford House
by automobile.
Arriving at the Sinclair House were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harcourt Amory of Bos-
ton, Miss Jessie Tyler OF Salt Lake and
The sun., 1918-08-03
BATHING STATION OPENS.
Mrs. A. II. Tiers Gives Dinner and
bridge at southa mpton.
Special Dtspdtch 10 TaE Sun.


SOUTHAMPTON. y. Y. Aug O. - The
Watermill bathing station was officially
opened for the season to-day. Gus
Sundstrom, swimming instructor OF the
New York Athletic club for thirty-five
years, will be at the station during the
month of August to give instruction In
swimming and diving, There Is a tea
room in connection with the bathing
station.
Mrs, Alexander H. Tiers gave a din
ner for twenty at the Meadow Club
Thursday followed by bridge party.
Francis Rogers has returned to his
cottage here after an extended tour OF
the States in the search OF musicians
for the Y. Al. C. a. service abroad.
Charles H. Godfrey has been guest
at the Meadow Club during the past
week, Other guests at the club include
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. s. Clark OF Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Dilworth Richardson. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. y. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Dadmun. Miss Lydia Dadmun,
Mr. and Mrs, Sherwood Aldrich, Mrs
Franklin ID. Haddock and Mrs. Edmund
Mead
Mrs. NJ W. Kellogg and Capt. and
Mrs Reginald Vance. who have been
spending the summer at the Irving. have
returned to New York and Fredericks-
burg. Va.
John l.. Rutherford is spending the
week end with his family.
The sun., 1918-08-03
SPRING LAKE BALL
AIDS THE RED CROSS
Largest Social Function OF
North Jersey Coast Season
at Essex Hotel.
MORE THAN 1000 PRESENT
Girls in Costume Sell Ciga-
rettes and Candy-Ticket
Receipts $1,000.
MORE THAN 1000 PRESENT

srsiSo LAKE, N. j., Aug. 2.-Spring
Take Chapter Of the American Red
eros, gave 4 benent bail tonight at
the Essex and Sussex. which was the
most brilliant social event Of the present
season on the north Jersey coast Be-
tween 1000 and 1900 persons attended.
The tickets were So each and receipts
Melted approximately $4,000. This was
further increased by purchases Of ciga-
r.t,es and candy sold by nine girls and
women in fancy costumes. The executive
committee managing tho ball comprised
Mrs George Fales Baker. Mrs. Carl @.
poeb,Ine. Mrs. George w. Kavanaugh.
Mrs Samuel Heilner. Mrs. Martin Ma
Ioney. Mrs. James b. Clemens, Mrs.
william w. wilcox. Mrs Henry Bal
ken and Miss Martha A. Jamison. To-
bacco and candy were sold by the Misses
Alice Heath. Marion Csmpion, Ruth
Lawrence. Margaret Shipper Lynch
Beryl slegbert. Helen wittenberg. Mary
Bell McTeigue. Mrs. George d. Clews
and Mrs Thomas ]. OSuilivan.
Patronesses for the ball included Mrs.
Peter Gibson. Mrs. John H. Markham.
Ir.. Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer. Mrs. Gil
bert D. Murray. Mrs. F. w. Roebling. Mrs,
Norman A. Robertson. Mra Horace Allen,
Mrs F. C. Baird. Mrg George A. Bicknell.
Mrs Henry C. Blackwell. Mrs. Harry
Browner, Mrs E. L. Campion, Mrs. A.
Clayton Clark. Mrs Arthur Corlies,
Mrs E. H. Cross, Mrs. Edward d. Davis
Mrs. Huston Dixon. Mrs. William H
Dougherty. Mrs Frederick A. Duggan
Nra "o1tar IT Esahv
Mrs George II. Fletcher. MIRA John
Franklin Fort. Mrs. J. 8. Francis, Mrs
Edward Hale Graves, Mrs. William f
Green, Mrs Floyd Grover. Mrs. Henry
Haines. Mrs. william G. Heath.
Also. Mrs Howard Heinz. Mrs Alex
ander ]. Hemphill. Mrs. Addinall H.
Hewson. Mrs. A. @. Hoffman. Mrs. A.
F. Hoffmeister. Mrs. Benjamin F.
Howell. Mira W. II. 1llingsworth. Mrs
T. Clifton Jenkins, Mrs. Adrian H.
Joline. Mrs. william G. Johnson, Mrs
Frank Katzenbach. Mrs. Mcintosh Kel-
logg. Mrs. Frank Kennedy. Mrs. s. r.
Knight. Mrs. Rudolph Kuser. Mrs. Jas
per Lynch. Mrs. william II. Moore. Mrs
James Moses. Mrs Cornell Murray, Mira
Ralph II. Percy. Mrs. David B. Plunher
Mrs Joseph NJ. Reeves. Mrs. l.. c.
Richie. Mrs. G. r. Riva, Mrs J. A.
Robinson. Mrs. F. L. Rodewald. Mrs
Charles Henry Sanford. Mrs. William
Swain, Mrs Scott Scammell. Mrs
Charles H. Taylor. Mrs william w
Trout Mrs. Ernest @. Victor. Mrs. A. NJ
Whartenby, Mrs. Henry G. Williamson
Mrs. william T. White. Mrs Charles
J. wittenberg. Miss Deborah Gay. Miss
A. NJ. H!nchman. Miss Martha Jamison
and Miss Emma Martin.
The sun., 1918-08-03
NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. Martha Riggs Truax, widow OF
Arthur d. Truax and daughter Of Mrs
Herman l.. Riggs OF Sc East Eighty.
seventh street. will be married to Fred
erick w. Griffith OF Palmyra. n. Y.
this evening at s o'clock In the Brick
Presbyterian Church. There will be nc
reception.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Neal
Fox, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John e
Fox OF this city. to Capt. Campbell Mac.
Donald Krenson. Quartermaster Depart.
ment. u. 8. A.. will take place this at
ternoon at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. Howard F. Redmond, in Madison
N J..
Miss Mary Truxton Garland, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John spottswood Gar.
land, will be married to william George
Hill Of this city to-day at the home oil
her parents In Washington.
Mrs. Alexander d. r. Pratt will give
q costume party this afternoon at her
villa In Newport In celebration OF the
fourth birthday Of her son, Dallas Bache
Pratt.
Mrs. Charles II. Godfrey has left the
Meadow Club at Southampton, L. l.,
where she passed the early summer, and
Will spend the remainder Of the season
In the Adirondacks.
Thomas Bayne Denesre Of New Or
leans is at the Hotel wolcott for a brief
stay.
Mrs. Marshall Field came from the
White Mountains OF New Hampshire
Yesterday and Is At the Rits Carlton for
a few days.
Miss Genevieve Oendenin went "a
NarraRAnRRtf piAR IL
Mrs. Alfred f Norris and Miss Dorothy
l. Norris She will Join her parent.
later at their summer homo In Magnolia
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Armour ar.
rived In town yesterday from Washing.
ton and are at the Plaza.
The sun., 1918-08-03
TOURING BY AUTOMOBILE.
Special Despatch 10 THs Sun.

MANCHESTER, VI, AUG. arrivals
by automobile at the Equinox House in
ciude Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Bender
Merton. Pa. tPiercel; Mr.. and Mrs George
\. Gay, Miss l.. Madsen, Hartford cad
Ensewood tPierce): Mr., and Mrs II NJ
Williams Donald II. williams, Orange,
Mrs. william Pr9ster Matthews. Glendale
four. Providence (CRdniscl; Mr.. and Mrs.
g. II. Murphy. New York. Capt, and Mrs
e. H. McNitty, Salem. Va. CPackard( :
MIR. and Mrs. c. II Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
V, NJ. Palmer. New Britain Hudson)
DR.. and Mrs. Gage, Miss Wheeler. Utica,
Mrs. Connolly, Dubuque Cadillac; M
and Mrs G. N Dale. New York (Buickj
Mr., and Mrs. Albert l.. Chalder I'd. Provi.
denee Peerless; Mrs, II. II Brown, Miss
n, A. Haight New York Packard; Mr.
and Mrs. Leigh Best, Miss Best, New York
(PierceD tho Rev, William Osborn Baker
and Mrs Baker. Mary Osborn Baker. New
Haven (Ford).
The sun., 1918-08-03
ENGAGED.

iATCH-TRIPP.-Col. and Mrs Guy E.
Trip OF ss7 Madison avenue. New
York city. and Greenwich, Conn. an
nounee the engagement OF their
daughter Olive Agnes to Lieut.. Nelson
q. Catch. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, r. 8.
Catch OF 1858 Westminster Place,
s. Louis Lieut.. Catch was COM
missioned In the Aviation Section Of
the L. s. Signal Corps In February,
1918 He Is graduate OF Columbia
University, class OF 1919. and a mem
Der OF the Alpha Delta Phi Club. the
Ardslsy Golf Club and the st. Louis
Country Club. No date has been SGT
for the wedding.
The sun., 1918-08-03
BUSY WEEK END AT NEWPORT
General and Mrs. Vanderbilt VIII
Give Second Dinner for Daughter.
Special Despatch to Tar suS.

NEWPORT. r! T.. Aug. 2,-To-morrow
promises TO be very busy day for the
members of the summer colony. Many
events have been arranged for the day.
Early in the morning Edward J. Ber-
wind, who has always been greatly in
terosted in tho men at the Naval Train
ms Station, will review the apprentice
brigade. accepting the invitation OF Capt.
Edward H. Campbell. Later the Casino
and Baileys Beach will attract visitors
and n number OF luncheons have been
arranged among the largest being that
given by Mrs. John II. Hanan at Castle
wood. This will precsde the entertain
nent that Mrs, Hanan 10 giving IN honor
OF the men OF the Marine Corps later In
the, afternoon.
Still later In tho afternoon at the Red
Cross tea room at the Westchester Polo
Club Grounds there will be band con-
cert by the Fort Adams Band as an
added feature for the afternoon tea. and
tomorrow evening there will be a round
OF dinners, the chief of which will be at
Beaulieu. when Brig, Gen. and Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt will be hosts for their
debutante daughter, Miss Grace Wander
bilt This will be followed by a dance
at the Breakers, tho home of Miss Van
derbilt's grandmother
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. gave a
dinner tonight at her summer homo for
Miss Vanderbilt. and the dinner was fol-
lowed by dancing.
Mrs. w Goadby I-oew gave dinner
tonight at stoneacre.
Miss Muriel Winthrop OF Now York
is a guest In the summer colony.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
James p. Mccarthy and Cfure Meredith
Rowland
The dance season at Hilltop opened
this evening and there were many
dances following number Of informal
dinner parties
Mrs. o. H. T. Belmont will visit here
later, but she will not open Marble
House.
Paul A. Andrews has returned from
Washington.
The sun., 1918-08-03
CHILDREN TO COMPETE.
Hot springs Youngsters VIII Bs
Seen in Water sports.

Hot SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 2.-Henry C.
Folger OF New York arrived at Home
stead to-day with Mrs. Folger for q
months stay.
Miss Harriet Yenawine came from
New York for the cure.
Senator Boies Penrose accompanied
by his secretary. Leighton e. Taylor,
will start by motor for Philadelphia to-
morrow.
j. Stevens Ullman was In the saddle
to-day with his guest. Cecil GourdIner.
Archie McCrea, who arrived yesterday.
also rode.
Children OF the summer colony will
compete in water sports at the Home
stead pool on a date to he named, which
will consist OF races. greasy pole events,
boat and tub races and diving events.
Those who have entered include Gran
vile and Barkley Ullmsn. Billie Nc
Laughlin, Robert and Harry Sperling.
Eloise Mclaughlin, Sallie Phillips and
Manore Scullin.
The sun., 1918-08-03
SUNDAY SERMONS
IN CITY CHURCHES
Rutgers President Will Preach
to st. Nicholas Collegiate
Congregation.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Tho subject Of the lesson sermon sunday
Will be Love"
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. west End ave-
nue. at SeVenty-seNenth street.-The Rev.
Henry Evertson Cobb, II. D, minister.
Morning service; II 4. NJ The Rev;
preach.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. MICH
OLAS, Fifth avenue at Forty eighth
street.-The Rev. w. II. g. Demarest, d. d,
III. d. president OF Rutgers College. New
Brunswick, y, J., will conduct services.
IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. A soldiers end
sailors social hour and refreshments at .
p, NJ. sunday entrance west Forty
eighth street.
CATHEDRAL. or ST. JOHN THE d.
NTNE--The preacher Sunday at II A. II.
and i. VI. WIZ be the Right Rev. SIDNEY
Catlin Patridge. ID. D., Bishop OF Vest
ern Missouri
UNITY SOCIETY, 1853 West FIfty-sev-
enth street.-The Unity Society has closed
Its doors for the summer und will reopen
October g.
The sun., 1918-08-03
JAMES A. MURTHA.

James A. Murtha died yesterday In his
seventy-nnth year in his residence. 172
Lerox Road. Brooklyn. He had been
Deputy Commissioner OF City Works of
tho old city Of Brooklyn under the ad-
ministrations Of Mayors Chaplin. Body
and Schieren. He was q member of
the Kings County Democratic organiza-
ton and the Society OF Old Brooklyn
ties His wife, daughter and three sons
survive
The sun., 1918-08-03

gone to Lake Mohonk until September.
MRS. Harold T. Moore OF wynne wood,
VINO mas been spending some time at the
Chelsea Hotel, has gone to the Poeono
Mountains to Join her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Augment.
Miss Adele l.. Martyne, who has been
In the Red Cross service at Camp Meade
since June I. has been transferred to the
metropolitan unit No. -. now preparing
for overseas service.
Mrs Elisabeth Shibe announces r. q
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Sarah
Rose shibe and ssrges-t Henry, sinberg
Werblum. U. s. A.. July -. at Camp
Merritt, ". J.
The sun., 1918-08-03
DEMOCRATS INDORsE WOMAN.
sunrasist TO Run in Yonkers Re-
publican District.

Miss Annie T. Connolly. former Sec
rotary Of the Suffrage party of Yonkers.
was indorsed yesterday by the Demo-
cratic organization OF the Fifth Assem-
bly, district for Assemblyman. She will
oppose Assemblyman George B.akely,
Republican. who is a candidate for re-
election.
The Fifth district includes the section
known as South Yonkers, and Is nor
mally Overwhelmingly Republican. Miss
Connolly Ia the first woman OF West
chester county to be nominated for po-
litical Office. Her home is at is Ham
ilton Place, Yonkers
The sun., 1918-08-03
DRILL BY SIGNAL CORPS MEN.
Soldiers Alta Thrift stamp Drive a,
Monmouth Beach.

Five hundred soldiers Of the Signal
Corps from Camp Alfred Vail under the
command OF Major Hirsh drilled on the
A. @. Spalding property at Monmouth
Beach yesterday for the ,benent of a
Thrift Stamp drive. The men were dis
missed at the end OF the exercises and
bottled for the eurf When they returned
a dinner was ready for them. prepared
by women of the Red Cross, followed by
a dance and vaudeville entertainment.
The AFFAIR was managed by Mrs A.
Smington. Mrs. A. {. johnson, Mrs. Per-
rine Cooper. Miss Helen Kettell. Mrs
William Heitzman. MIRA J. Campbell
Mr.. George Van Brunt, Mrs. Alder,
Libby. MISS Beatrice Cooper, Mrs Albert
Spalding, Mrs F. II. Douglass, Mrs. b
Lester Van Brunt. Mrs Lucien Niles
Mrs Irving McKesson. Mrs. ]. Prentice
Kellogg and Mrs. Mona Jones.