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The sun., 1918-07-08
ATLANTIC CITY THRoNGED.
Biggest Crowd of Season Mt Jerse,
Resort.
Special Despatch TO The Sry

Special Despatch to The srS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. July The
first of the big Sundays" topped the
figures established by the Fourth of
July crowds. 1t has been the hea West
week END OF 1918
Among arrivals from New York at
the Traymore are Mr. and Mrs. Il. L.
Wemple. Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tough, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Moers. Mrs NJ. 1. TalmadS
Constance Talmadge and Natalie Tai.
madge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs A. r. Jeffries Joined the New
York colony at the Strand. New York
arrivals at the Marlborough Blenheim
included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Snider, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r Leeds and
Miss d. b. Goode
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Porters
and Miss Eripe NJ. Porters were greeted
in the Chelsea district to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Kraeger and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Kraeger of Brooklyn
came down to spend the Fourth and
extended their visit for the full week /
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Williamson and
Master r. A. Williamson and Mr.. and
Mrs. z. +. Follis have Joined the metrOp-
oils contingent at the Dennis.
New York arrivals at the Chalfonte
include Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kurtz. Mr.
and Mrs. Ashley T. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jackman and the
Misses Edith and Ruth Jacleman came
down In an automobile. Capt. J. q. Muir.
United States Marines. and Mrs. Muir.
are at the Dennis Hotel for a few days.
Capt. H. b. Clark. Camp Dix. Is at
the Marlborough Blenheim. Lieut.-Col
and Mrs. J. L. Walsh also are at this
hotel. Mrs Gertrude Freeman and Mrs.
Mary Oeto are at the Seaside House.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Power, New York,
are Haddon HAL visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Comstock. New
York. arc registered at the Seaside
House.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. C. Bass. New York.
were motorists to arrive at the Shell
burne to-day.
Lieut.. Edward NJ. Dunbar. New York,
Is at the Strand.
Miss Mercedes Quevede and Mrs.
Margaret Quevede. New York. are Grand
Atlantic visitors.
Mrs r. N. Day. New York. has Joined
relatives at the Chalfonte
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight L. Brewster,
New York, are at the Ostend.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy, New York.
IA a visitor at the Wiltshire.
The sun., 1918-07-08
POLO AT GEDNEY FARM.
English Oncers to Play westches-
ter County Team.

Polo continues TO be the chief outdoor
diversion at Gedney Farm Hotel at
White Plains this summer. Practice
games are held each Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoon.
The first regular game Of the season
is scheduled for next Sunday afternoon,
when an English officers team will play
a Westminster county team. All of the
receipts will go to the British and
Canadian patriotic fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Allen OF Fostoria,
Ohio, are spending two weeks at Ged-
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Nichols OF
Bernardsville. y. j.. are spending their
honeymoon here. as are also Lieut. and
Mrs w. u. Farnham of New York. John
d. Bealls and family Of New York have
arrived for the summer.
Other arrivals for extended stays in
clude Mrs. s. e. Fox and Mrs. c. C.
Cottier Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs w.
c. Burbank of New York are spending
a few days here.
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REAR ADMIRAL WARD BURIED,
simple Services at His Late Home
Near Roslyn, l.. /.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Aaron b. Ward. retired. were held yes
terday at his home at Willowmere, near
Roslyn, L. /. The services were very
simple. Following his last expressed
wish. the coffin was draped in an Amer
lean flag. with the late Admirars hat and
sword resting on his breast. About the
bier was a great mass OF floral tributes
mostly roses. which he loved, many
from his own garden.
There were no honorary pallbearers
only intimate friends Of the family being
present. kilograms OF coincidence to the
widow were received from Secretary
Daniels, former Secretary Truman II.
Newbury, Admiral Benson. Admiral
Palmer Admiral Brownson, Admiral
Oesterhaus, retired w. Bourke Cochran
Major and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and
the American Rose Society, of which he
was a member.
The Rev. C. II. Brewer, pastor OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. Roslyn,
where Admiral Ward attended. officiated.
The interment was In the family plot at
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
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MRS. ELLA J. STORY.

Mrs Ella j. Story, wife OF Elmer q.
story, president Of the Bayside National
sank, died yesterday morning at her
nome on Bell avenue. Baysde. Queens,
after an illness of several months.
She was the. daughter of John w.
Retts. one OF the leading citizens of
Duchess county. New York. She was a
member Of All Saints p +. Church,
Bayside. and president OF its Altar
Chapter
At the services in the church yester-
day the rector. the Rev. Char A.
Brown. paid a tribute to her work in
the church.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Story
leaves daughter. Mrs. Ethel Boynton
OF Bayside. and a son. Ernest Duane
Story, Of Hampstead, l.. I. The funeral
services will be held in All Saints
Church tomorrow morning at o'clock
and the interment will be at Schultz
VILE, Duchess county. New York.
The sun., 1918-07-08
ELkS PLAN A SECOND
WAR RELIEF MILLION
Fihieth Grand Lodge Opens
at Atlantic City To-day.
Special Despatch to The Sun.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 7.-Elks OF
the nation will raise a million dollar
fund for war relief work. according &c
plans mapped out here tonight at the
Traymore by the Grand Lodge officers
In preliminary conference.
The formal opening OF the fiftieth an
nual Grand Lodge reunion takes place
on the pier tomorrow night The fund
supplements a similar amount appro-
priated at ting convention in Boston last
year.
Martial airs fll this resort tonight as
the invading delegations arrive from ali
parts of the country. More than 5000
delegates had reached the headquarters
at the Blackstone at nishtfall, and 49,
600 more are expected before the same
hour Tomorrow night
The war has not Interrupted the
progress Of the order. which has grown
by $4,000 members in the last year. &C.
cording to Fred T. Harper OF Lynch
burg. Va, retiring Grand Exalted Ruler,
who Ia advocating the second million
dollar war fund.
Bruce A. Campbell, an attorney Of East
ST Louis, Ill, will be elected Grand
Exalted Ruler. 1t Is expected. No OPP
position to his candidacy has developed.
Mr.. Campbell served in the Illinois AS
sembly In 1905 and in 1910 was a candi-
date for Congress. The convention 10
historical and patriotic. Secretary
Daniels will attend.
Edward r. Brennan Of Dennison, Tex,
for Grand Treasurer to succeed Charles
White of Chicago, who seeks reelection,
and James G. Richardson of Cincinnati
Tor Grand Secretary in opposition to the
election OF Fred G. Robinson for his
hteenth term, are booms heard about
the headquarters tonight
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FIVE NEW PLAYS FOR SELWYN
Several Road Companies and Two
More Theatres Also.

Selwyn & Co. announced yesterday
their plans for tho fall theatrical season.
In addition to a number Of road attrac-
tons Of their successes during the past
season. at least five new plays will be
presented.
Avery Hopwood's new farce, Double
Exposure will be the first Of the Sell
wyn plays. opening on Broadway next
month. The Selwyn Theatre will be
opened in September with Jane Cowl in
Information. Please" while few
weeks later Roi Cooper Megrue's Tea
for Three" will be presented Late in
September The Crowded Hour" by
Claiming Pollock and Edgar Selwyn,
will be brought to New York. and
Helen With n High Hand the Arnold
Bennett comedy which the firm is pre-
sent!ng In association with Adolph Klau-
Der. will also be presented in the early
autumn. The two other Selwyn thea
tres, not as yet named will open around
the Christmas holidays with musical pro-
auctions.
OF tn road companies, "Rock-a- Bye
Baby" now at the Aston. will be sent to
Chicago or Boston. while 'Why Marry
will open In Denver and two companies
will tour In Fair and Warmer"
The sun., 1918-07-08
EDWARD T. FRENCH'S
BRIDE GONE AGAIN
Former Telephone Girls Sec
ond Desertion Of Husband
Of 10 Days Is Hurried.
HE WILL NOT SEEK HER
Asserts "Tot," Who Is Said to
Be in Hiding, Must Make
the Overtures.
Special Despdfch TO The Sun.

BosToN. July Edward Tuck French,
son Of Amos Tuck French OF New York
and Newport has lost his bride for a
second time within ten days. Mrs. Tuck
French. who before her marriage a week
| ago last Friday was Miss Tot" Har-
rington. a telephone girl Of Manchester.
N. H., has again disappeared. This time
her young husband will not seek her.
III she wants to come back to me. all
we'll and good" said he to-day. III she
doesn't. well-we are through. That's
all I've wired our family solicitor to
see what can be done"
Thus again the romance Of big Ed
French has been shattered. His bride
is In hiding. She left him at the Copley
Plaza Hotel here late last night Hur-
riedly discarded shoes and stockings on
the floor, lingerie thrown helter-skelter
and other signs of hasty departure
greeted the bridegroom when he re-
turned to his apartments. There was no
trace of a note OF farewell
While the deserted bridegroom mo-
tored with friends to-day his sister, Mrs
Julia Gerraghty. was in conference with
her mother. Mrs. Amos Tuck French, at
Newport Since the marriage the most
French and his relatives. the weekly
check. has been cut. Ed" admitted this
morning that he was temporarily short
OF ready cash. but concluded that 1t was
only an incident which might befall any
man over Sunday. However. he has
greatly missed his family and check.
Before Ed French departed from the
hotel this morning he called in some re-
porters for a brief conference. Then he
became philosopher and said:
II have learned In my short married
life that women arc certainly hard to
handle. I really have little to say II
make a decision and my wife disagrees
she begins to cry and / have to let her
have her way. I find myself helpless
It's tough on the men,"
viii you take her back?" he was
asked.
wait until she offers to come back
and then I'll see," he responded. Ed
borrowed cigarette. then a match and
took a few deep pufrs.
Hell. II any of you reporters are
married you know what I'm up against.
That's the story" said he. I'm going
motoring, Good-by."
The sun., 1918-07-08
MISS DEYO'SLOST
GEMS RECOVERED
Leather Case With $1,000 in
Jewelry Found at Rail-
way Station.
GOVERNOR rs A VISITOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Brumbaugh of
Pennsylvania Registered
at Red Lion Inn.
Special Despafch to Tbs suN.


LENox. July Miss Ruth Deyo Of New
York, who is at Ter cottage In Stock
bridge. recovered yesterday a leather
Jewel case which she left in the Union
Station in Plttsfield on the Fourth OF
July The case contained $1,000 worth
OF Jewels. TIE police found the Jewels
in the possession Of Pittsheld man to
whom they had been given by station
employee.
Gov. and Mrs. Martin @. Brumbaueh
Of Pennsylvania. travelling with Col.
M. ]. Colt. arrived at the Red Lion Inn,
Stockbridge. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Baugham OF Philadelphia and Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Moses Of WASH ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HOLSTER Peasc
recalled their luncheon invitations this
afternoon because of the death Of a
relative in New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pease and their guest, Miss Virginia
Cross will go to New York tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Achenbach and
Miss Laura Achenbach OF New York. and
Misses Frida and Alice Smith Of Brook
lyn are at Heaton Hall. stockbridge.
Mr.. md Mrs. Tyler Arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Boardman
Tyler are at II cir country place In Pitts
field.
Miss Bettina Bombardier of Burling-
ton. Vt; Miss Helen Farrell OF Boston
and Miss Marie Lawson Of New York
are guests of Miss Frances Plumb at the
Maplewood. Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Watson Blair Of Chicago has
gone to New York from a visit with
Mrs. Warren M. Salisbury in Pittsheld.
Mrs George Evans Turnure has gone
10 the Cliffwood street cottage OF her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen B. Fenno. Because OF the illness
" Mrs. Fenno Saturday there was a
TRANSMISSION OF blood from Mr. Fenno to
his wife. and yesterday more encourag-
ing reports were given out as to Mrs.
Tennos condition.
Gen. Charles H. Sheriff., who has
been at Cold Brook since the Fourth,
went to Albany to-day
Mrs, Harvey Spencer of New York Is
with Mrs. Edwards Spencer at Shpton
Court
The Rev. Arson. Phelps Stokes came
up from New Haven for the week end
with his family at Shadowbrook Farm.
Mrs. Dows at Fair Acre.
Mrs. David Bows OF New York has
arrived at Fair Acre In Stockbridge.
Mrs. Forsythe wickes and her chill
dren have gone to Tuxedo from a visit
with her mother. Mrs. George Griswold
Haven.
F. Augustus Schermerhorn arrived
from Wholesome. l.. l.. at Pine Croft
Farm.
Mrs. William B. Osgood Field will ar
rive tomorrow at Highlawn House from
Westfield Farm. Lake Mohican, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Macausland
of Boston have arrived at Merrywood.
IN 4"
Farms, Conn.,. are at the Hotel Aspin-
wall
Mr.. and Mrs John Kendrick Bangs,
who have been guests Of Mrs. l.. Bolton
Bangs in Stockbrdge. have gone to
New York
The sun., 1918-07-08
TRENTON SCULPTOR HITS BACK
Resigns City Post After His Art
Gift IL Rejected.

TRENTON, N J., July Herman c.
Muller. president of the Trenton Board
OF Education, following the recent re-
fusal Of the city commission to accept a
gift OF statuary entitled Columbia al
War" OF which he was the sculptor. has
resigned as head OF the school board
His resignation has been accepted by
Mayor Frederick w. Donnelly,
Muller has been accused In the local
press OF pro-German utterances and the
city Commissioner refused TO accept his
statue because of anonymous threats to
destroy It. He has been a member of
the board since 1911, and for the last
four years its president. He IL a native
of Germany, but an American citizen
aid has Indignantly denied he Is pro-
German.
The sun., 1918-07-08
JAMES ]. HANNERTY.

James ]. Hannerty. 81. died yesterday
In the Presbyterian Hospital. He was
known to his friends as the author OF
many four line poems. most OF them OF
devout significance. For come time he
had been in failing health. Public SER
vices will take place in the Campbell
Funeral Church. Broadway and Sixty
sixth street, Wednesday evening at s 30
o'clock. Burial will be In Kensico Gene
terry on Thursday at IL o'clock, the flu
neral train leaving the Grand Central
at II o'clock that morning.
The sun., 1918-07-08
WHITE SULPHUR cANrEEN OPEN
"o" Marching Soldiers Get Ciga-
refes' Food and Magazines.

Special DespdfcA TO THE suy.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July
'-White Sulphur's frat canteen work
was accomplished here this evening when
,ne entire colony went to the station to
distribute cigarettes, food and maya
zines to 900 soldiers. The troops
marched to the Government fsh hatcher.
les and on their return were showered
with gifts The women here are pre-
parns TO meet the trains at all hours
as they come through.
Church services here attracted many
Nsieors this morning and a large con-
ssssuon attended st. Thomass Episco-
pal church. The Presbyterian Church
In the village, where the Rev No.
Eiroy officiates. also was attended by
so1ourners here. The swimming pool
nour round water sports being enjoyed
oy men who are here for over Sunday.
oarkson Potter. Paul Mackali and
party. Capt. J. U. Moorehead and several
DINERS were among the swimmers.
- george l.. Maxwell Is here from Now
lork with Charles w, Maxwell. Mr..
ana Mrs. Samuel p. Davidge OF Short
huis. ~. j., arrived here last evening by
sutomooile from Hot Springs, Va, to
pas a month. Miss Elizabeth DayidRe
them. wan
MT and Mrs De Courcy Wright Thorn
nave opened their cottage here and in
tneir party Is Miss Mary Washington
stuart, who Is accompanied by Mrs.
aeineman OF Baltimore. Mira William
o. Harrison is here from Louisville, KY.
.or 'he summer with Mrs. Ernest Allies.
Mrs. William p. Sempie Is also here
from Louisville.
Garrett b. Wall came from Richmond
70 pass Sunday with Mrs. Wall. Mrs.
Heorge Dallas Dixon gave a large tea
NJ the Casino this afternoon.
mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis of the
neadows have received word of the
oirth OF grandson. Laurence Lewis, Jr.
whose mother was formerly Miss Louise
wise. MRS. Lewis is with, her mother.
mrs J. X. Wise, in Wilmington, N. c.
Lieut.. Wise 10 In France.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Barnhart
and Lieut. c. L. Mason drove to Moun-
tam Home for country dinner. Albert
II. Miller drove to Old Log Cabin for
iuneheon. Mr. and Mrs Thomas HuRhes
Kelly Of New York went to Organ cave
ana Conceverte by automobile.
The sun., 1918-07-08
DIED..

DE MorT.-At Clifton, N. j.. Sunday. July
7. 1918, George v. De Mott. aged %
years.
Funeral services at his late residence. 10
Hadley avenue. on Wednesday. July 10
at $3.50 P. II.
poCGLAs-Edward Donaldson. at AZ
Park avenue, on the 9Th inst. in his
hfty-second year, Edward Donaldson
Douglas OF Rye, ~. Y. son OF the late
George B. and Henrietta l.. Douglas
OF Brooklyn, ". Y.
Funeral service will be held at the chapel
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifty-ffth street near Fifth
avenue. Monday. July 8. at p. NJ.
GRIFFITH.-Suddenly. at Hotel Plaza.
Fifth avenue and Fifty ninth street.
New York city. July 5. 1918, Edward
Grifnth.
Funeral services at All Angels Church.
West End avenue and Eighty-frst
street. New York city. Monday. July s.
at o'clock p. NJ
Observation-Disclosures. on July 7. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and Sixty-sixth street Drank K.
Campbells). Wednesday, $3.50 p. M.
HOLLISTER.--Anniew willard. wife of the
late Henry Hutchison HOLSTER. daugh-
ter OF the late John Hubbard Stephen
son. in the seventy second year Of her
age.
buneral service VIII be heid Mt 81. Bar
tholomew's chapel. Madison avenue
and Forty fourth street. Tuesday
morning. at 10 A. NJ. July .. Boston
papers please copy.
MITCHEL-At Gerstner Field Lake
Charles. La. July 8. 1918. Major John
Purroy Mitchell. U. 8. r.. husband of
Olive Child and son of Mary Purroy
Mitchell and the late James Mitchell.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
NEIGHBoUR.-At Dover. Norris county.
New Jersey, July 9, 1918. James II.
Neighbour. in his ninetieth year.
Funeral Wednesday at . p. NJ. from his
late residence In Prospect street.
eCHAETTLER.---caroiin A.. widow of
Ferdinand sohaettier. in the eighty
ninth year Of her age.
Funeral services at her late residence,
lis West l2lst street. on Monday after
noon July 8. 1918. at 1850 o'clock.
sEARLE.-on July Z. Very Rev. George ~
sesrie, C. g. p. in his seventy ninth
year. former Superior General OF the
Paulist Fathers community.
Divine once OF mathis and lauds will be
sung Tuesday at p. II. Solemn high
mass OF requiem on wednesday at II
A. NJ. at the Pauiist Fathers Church,
sixtieth street and Columbus avenue
sTERLING.-suddeniy on the evening Of
July 8. 1918, at Grand \Netis. Canada.
John w, Sterling. in the seventy NTH
year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
corner Of Fifty-nfth street.. on Tues
day. July .. al n o'clock A. ~ Inter-
ment at the conssnisnce Of the family.
!
The sun., 1918-07-08

lege in 1sts he was admitted to the
New Jersey State bar in 1863. At
various times he has been a special mas
ter In chancery, an examiner and Su-
preme Court Commissioner. He served
two terms as member OF the Dover
Town Council, was town treasurer and
town attorney and was twice reelected
to the Assembly.
Mr.. Neighbour was direct descerxl-
ant or Leonard Neighbour. who migrated
from Holland In 1928 and settled In
German Valley. A widow. three daugh-
ters and one son survive him
The sun., 1918-07-08
BRIARCLEF COLONY GROWS.
Visitors for the Summer Season
Added to LODGES List.

Mr.. and Mrs William Tiers OF Phila-
delphia, motoring to their summer home
at jamestown, r. l.. broke the Journey
with a few days stay at Briarclir.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Dunscombe
have Joined the all summer colony at
the Lodge, as have Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
De Witt. Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Snyder.
Mrs. ]. A. Greer. Miss z. E. Lubrun,
Mrs. J. r. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. s. 8.
Furman. Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Root and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Whitehouse. all Of
New York city. Long distance motoring
parties passing a few days at the Lodge
include Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith Of
Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ham
den of Philadelphia.
The sun., 1918-07-08
WOMEN HURT IN COLLISION
Automobile and Trolley Car Run
Into Each Other.

In collision last night between a
Reid avenue trolley car and an auto
mobile, at Reid avenue and Decatur
street. Brooklyn. Mrs. Emma Avis, So
years old. of Jerusalem avenue, Hemp
stead, L. l.. was badly injured about the
head and Ia in n serious condition in
the Bushwick Hospital. Mrs. Mary
Schroeder, widow, Sc years old, who
also was In the car. was severely shaken
up and taken TO the hospital.
The automobile was driven by Stanley
Avis. He escaped with few bruises
The trolley car. operated by Motorman
William Crandall OF 1887 Atlantic ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, was filled with passen-
gers. None Of these was injured
The sun., 1918-07-08
TOURING BY AUTOMOBILE.
SpeciaI DespaicA 10 TnE Sun.

MANCHESTER. VT. July Arrival,
by automobile at the Equinox House in
ciude Mrs. e. @. stoddard. Miss b. w
Nisbet. New Haven tHudson); Mr.. and Mrs.
bury. Brooklyn (Paokard); Mr.. and Mrs.
c. oioaEa and daughter. Miss Mary p,
Cook. Newark (Hudsonl; Mr., and Mrs @.
Franklin. n. II. PACKARD; Mr.. and Mrs
A. Arndt. New York tcadillac); J. Leland
Webster. N. w. Webster. Hartford Cad
illac) Mrs. K. b. Roper, Mrs O. NJ. Tatum,
william NJ. Lawson. Lewis Kahn. New
York tPierce) vAilian Gordon, Helen e. s.
Williams. Rochebter (saxon): c. Storer, A.
oisrs. B. Ross. ". Ross. New York tBuiek).
The sun., 1918-07-08
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

DR.. and Mrs. George B. Best of EnEle.
wood. N. j.. have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Helen Critten-
den. to Wilfred W. zimmerman. Y. 8. NJ,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Ann
norman OF Montclair. N. ].
Lieut. Schuyler Van Vechten OF South
Orange. N. j.. announced yesterday the
engagement OF his sister. Miss Elise
OF the late Mr., and Mrs. Schuyler Van
Vechten, to the Rev. Cedric Charles
Bentley. senior assistant at Grace
Church. this city. No date has been set
Tor The wedding.
The sun., 1918-07-08
Bather browns In Jamaica Bay.

Anthony Alaena, 81 years old, Of 6S
Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. was drowned
yesterday while bathing at Roxbury
Beach, Jamaica Bay. He was some dis
lance from shore when he was seen TO
throw up his hands and disappear from
view. II was some time later before the
body was recovered and taken to a
morgue In Rockaway Beach.
The sun., 1918-07-08
Even in war times!

Even in war times!
236o pairs of shoes take
to their heels!
House cleaning! Discon-
tinuing the superhuous!
Standardizing on the neces-
sary-leather conservation!
Not all sizes in every
thing, but something in all
sizes. Mostly black and
tan oxfords.
The sun., 1918-07-08
symphony Concert. for Parks.

Philip Berolzheimer. Special Deputy
Park Commissioner. announced ysster-
day that the Mcdowell Symphony Or
chcstra, an organisation Of professionals
and amateurs. will begin a series OF
public concerts at the Central Park Mall
The evening of July 10 at s O'Clock.
other Mcdowell concerts will be given
In Tompkins Square. Sunday. July ~.
At 4 p. M. at Washington Square. July
IN. at p. NJ, and at William H.
seward Park. July ~. at y N. A
NTH concert may be given in Brooklyn.
The sun., 1918-07-08
CHANGES IN SAFETY MUSEUM,
A. II. Young Succeeded ms Director
by II. VI. Little. Former Trustee.

Arthur II, Young, who has been
director Of the American Museum Of
Safety since 1917. has resigned to take
charge OF the employee relations de-
partment OF the International Harvester
Company.
In recognition OF his services the mu-
scum has awarded the Louis Livingston
Seaman medal to him. lie will continue
TO be vice-presdent Of the museum.
r. NJ. Little, formerly trustee Of
the museum. succeeds Mr. Young. Ches-
ter G, Rausch. chief safety engineer OF
the Navy Department at Washington,
will assume the assistant dictatorship Of
the museum to-day.