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sprend6 internuoti Won Mac
kenseno 10000 armija.
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MURDOCK-FAIRFAX.
Bride Wears Mothers weddins
Gown and Grand m others Lace.

Miss Margaret Linton Fairfax, daugn-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs ii. Washington
Fairfax. was married TO Lieut.. Warren
Murdoch. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Murdoch OF Brooklyn and Glen Cove. l..
l.. yesterday afternoon at the home OF
her parents. ~ Marlborough road, Flat
bush Chaplain Nehemiah Boynton per
formed the ceremony at 4:30 O'Clock in
the presence OF relatives and few
friends. reception was held between
the hours OF ) and Z.
The bride wore her mothers wedding
gown OF ivory satin and lace. with old
lace from the wedding dress OF her
pa;ernal grandmother. She wore tulle
veil and a coronet of the old lace and
carried lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Crowell Hidden, a sister OF the
bridegroom, was Miss Fsirfax's matron
of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Priscilla Alden Murdoch. another sister
OF the bridegroom. and Miss Dorothy
Tuttle. They wore white organdy with
organdy hats, each in n different pastel
shade, corresponding to their sashes.
They carried Ophelia roses and thistle
blossoms
Lewis Chaplin Murdoch was his BROTH
renee Wash. nGton Fairfax. Lieut.. Guth-
RTE Shaw. Lieut.. Newton c. Schenck and
Lieut. Joseph O'Connell Lieut. Mui-
dock won his commission at the Fourth
Officers Training Camp at Fort Mon
roe recently. He was graduated from
Columbia in 1918.
The sun., 1918-07-10

Mrs. F. G. Burke. Miss Burke and
Andrew Fulton Of New York.
Phelps Montgomery Of New Haven
has leased his cottage at the Profile
House to Mrs c. Fl. Marshall of New
York and her daughter. Mrs Marshall
Field Of Chicago. whose husband was
one Of the richest young men in the
country to enlist as a private. They will
spend the summer at the Profile
DR.. and Mrs. F, Warner Bishop Of New
York. who are making a tour by auto
mobile of mountain resorts, have left
Breton Woods for Jefferson. They will
60 on to Colebrook and D!xville Notch.
Miss Anita Blair OF Chicago, who
completes her nurses training course
July rs. will go with her mother Mrs.
Henry A. Blair. to Jefferson. n. H.. to
open the Wiswam, their cottage at the
Waumbek.
David Jayne Hill. former Ambassador
to Germany. who Is Ill at his summer
home in Jefferson, 10 resting comfortably
and has fair chance for recovery.
Judge David +. Manning, who motored
to the Maplewood from New York in
the company OF Mrs. Manning, will spend
the summer in the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Kissam. Mrs. F.
d. Anderson and r. A. Carter OF New
York arrived at the Mount Pleasant by
automobile to-day.
The sun., 1918-07-10
STEWART WILL AIDS CHARITY
Large Part of 100000 Goes to
Religious Institutions.

A large part OF the 5000, 900 estate Of
John Stewart, a silk merchant. who died
at his .home. "a West Fifty-third street,
June 10. is left to charity and to re-
ligious institutions, Il became known
yesterday when his will was filed. The
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital receives $1,000. To the board Of min
isterial relief of the Presbyterian Church
is bequeathed $4,000. Two-thirds of the
residuary estate goes to the board Of
foreign missions and the remaining third
to the board of domestic home missions
His sister. Martha Stewart. OF Bel
fast. Ireland. receives s25.000. and n
brother in the same city. Samuel Stew
art, $4,000 A bequest of $4,000 is
made his nephew. John Stewart Wylie.
of 1903 West Fifty-fourth street Mrs
Sarah Il, Butler of as Grand avenue.
Brooklyn. a sister-in-law. receives leg
acy of $4,000 and the contents of the
town house. Henry Corbey. a boyhood
friend and bookkeeper for Mr. Stew
arts father in Belfast. gets $4,000,
4 trust fund OF $4,000 is created for
niece, Mrs. Clara Louise Wylie, Of
Belfast. Upon her death the money re-
verts to the Presbyterian board Of for
elgn missions.
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NOTABLES ATTEND
STERLING FUNERAL
Impressive Services Held at
Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church.

Impressive funeral services were held
yesterday from the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterlan Church for the late John w.
Sterling. In the presence of large num-
Der OF friends. including many former
business associates Amid the huge bank
OF flowers at the chancel was an Ameri-
can flag. The Rev. DIR. George Alex
ander. pastor of University Place Pres
byterian Church, conducted the servica.
Special music was sung by n choir
composed OF Mrs. Hissam de Moes Mrs.
Lulu Cornu Alfred Shaw and Willard
w. ward. Lead, kindly light" IA
vorite hymn of Mr. Sterlins's, was
given at the opening of tho service.
Frank L. Seeley. organist. played
Beethoven's Funeral March" as the
cortege left the church.
The pallbearers were William Rookie
Teller. Edwin s. Marston. president OF
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company;
Dr. Arthur T. Hadley. president OF
Yale University George Il. Cortelyou.
James A. Stillmsn. chairman Of the
board OF directors OF the National City
Bank: Jonathan Thorne. Col. Samuel
McRoberts. vice-presdent of the Ma
tional City Bank; Francis Lynde Stet-
son. Nicholas F. Brady, president of the
New York Edison Company: Robert A.
Carter. vice-president OF the Console
dated Gas Company: the Hon. George
l.. fngraham, former Justice OF the Ap-
pellate Division, and John ID. Ryan,
chairman of the Aircraft Production
Board
The sun., 1918-07-10
CARNEGIE GIFT TO LENoX.
Provides Fund for Electric Light
Ing Plant in Library.
Spsciol DssD1fch IN The crS

LINox. Mass, July 9.--Andrew Car
negie has given fund for new cleo
trio lighting system for the Lenox
Library. 1t was announced to-day at the
ANNUAL meeting Of the Lcnox Library
Association. A fund for recataloglng
the library has been given by f.
Augustus Schermerhorn a d Grenville l..
Winthrop has given mon,y for the re-.
construction of the library building to
its original Colonial design. The asso-
citation elected Grenvflle L. Winthrop
president, Harris Fahnestock, secretary
and treasurer: Giraud Foster, William
Il. @ Field, Frederic Schenck. Herbert
Parsons, Newbold Morris and r. Angus
tus Schermerhorn, board OF managers,
and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis. Miss Resale
Goodman. Mrs. David Lydig Miss
Helene Meyer. Miss Mary Parsons. Miss
Anna Blake Shaw and Miss Georglana
W. Sargent, associate board of man
ayers Mr.. Fahnestock was elected
treasurer to I'LL a vacancy caused by the
death of the late David I.ydig OF New
York.
Mrs. 'Newbold Morris and children will
start tomorrow by automobile for
Chatham. Cape Cod,
Mrs Charles Aston Bristed is enter
tanning Don Leonard Sargent OF Down
side Abbey. England, Benedictine
monk. who Is In the United States to
raise a fund to build monastery In
this country.
The sun., 1918-07-10
MARGARET WILSON
HOSTESS AT CONCERT
Presidents Daughter and Lady
Reading Give Box Parties at
Rumanian Benefit.
DINNER TO MISS SYLVIA
Prima Donna Guest of Honor
Of Capt. Tseiusanu in Wash
ingtOn Function.

Special Despdtch to The SuS.
WASHINGTON. July s.-Miss Margaret
Wilson entertained a party in box at
the concert this afternoon given by the
Rumanian Relief Committee for the
benefit Of Rumanian babies. Miss Will
sons guests included Miss Bones, Mrs.
Pickett, widow OF Gen. Pickett, Mrs
Keefer. Joseph Davies. Frederick Stew
ems and Mr.. Rouland.
Marguerite Sylvia, Andra Polah. Lieut.
Stoica OF the Rumanian Legation stan
and Paul Bleyden were the entertainers.
Mime. Ju1eEand. wife Of the French Am
bassador. occupied a box with Nine. De
Blanpre, wife of the Naval Attache OF
the French Embassy. Lady Reading
wife Of the British Ambassador. had as
guests in her box Mrs. Robert Lansing
Mrs. Crozier. Major Craufurd Stuart and
Mr.. Montgomery of the embassy stan
Others in boxes included Mrs. Boynton
Mrs. Dougherty. Miss Townsend. Mrs
Talmage. Miss Evans. Miss Ruth Hitch
cock, Mrs. Edward n. Hurley, Mrs. Law
renee Townsend, Gen. Claudin of the
French Mission and MIR. and Mrs. Sam
uel Humphrey of Philadelphia.
Capt Tseiusanu Of the Rumanian Le-
cation entertained at dinner this eve.
ming at the Shoreham Hotel In honor OF
Miss Marguerite sylvia. Among Other
guests were Miss Margaret Wilson. Gen
Guglielmotti OF the Italian Embassy
Lieut.-Gen. Bridges OF tho British Mis-.
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. PAUL Blytden and
Miss Church. After the dinner the com.
pany danced on the roof OF the Arlington
Apartment Hotel, to which large
number OF debutantes and young officers
were invited.
The sun., 1918-07-10
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Selwyn ca. announce that they have
concluded arrangements 10 pro- ace Conn %
Ham.ltons comedy "Shs Burn Her
Fingers. with star in the leading role
carly in the autumn. Tho play has boon
tav' rnbiN received In Washing
Tho Rath brothers have been added To-
the ,ast - the Century Grove Midnight
Revue
klaw \ ErlanEer hav" completed the
cast Of The Civ Behind tae Guy" which
will he their FIRST big musical production
in the coming season. Among the princi-
pals are Donald Brian, Jack Hazard Ada
Meade and Frank Doane, II will open in
New York In September.
Georgia ORamey has been engaged by
Arthur Hemmers;ein for the musical yer.
sion Of Avery Hopwood's Seven bays"
now being set to music by ouo Iiarl,scb
and Rudolph Friwl
Chorus girls in charge.of tho benefit
which the girls Of the ensemble wtN give
next sunday night Mt III" Astor have ma 10
one concession. one man WI' he per
mitted To appear on the stage. he Is none
other chan De Wolf Hopper
tapts MRshb!sr and Dutt"n. L : \ .
were hosts At a box party at the Shuhert
las, night to Sc" Getting Together"
The sun., 1918-07-10
NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold
are passing the summer in Manchester
by the Sea. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Coe have
gone to their ranch on Irma Lake. Cody,
wyo.
The marriage of Miss Esther Hosmer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hos
mer. to Lieut.. John Holmes Masruder,
U. 8. N, will take place to-day at the
summer home OF the brides parents In
Marion. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Colgate and Miss
Grace Colgate are at Red Rambler in
Onteora. N. Y. where they will re-
main until the end OF September
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zabriskie OF
Gramercy Park are at their country
place, Nissequogue. st. James. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Thomas and
Mrs. Samuel Thomas. who have been at
the st. Regis since April. have gone to
Saratoga Springs, where they will re-
main until the end of September.
Prince Henri de Ligne Of the Belgian
Mission is visiting Capt and Mrs. Perry
Belmont at Belcourt, their Newport villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps are at
Bonnie Blink. their place In Great Neck,
IL.
Geraldyn Redmond. who is passing the
summer at Calendar House. in Tivoli,
N. Y, has arrived by motor at the st.
Regis
Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley. Jr., and Miss
Helen Hoadley are with Mrs. Frederic
II. Belts at the Clovers in Southampton.
l.. /.
Mrs. Arthur p. Twombly has gone
from Spring Lake to the Profile House.
White Mountains.
The marriage OF Mrs. N. Riggs Truax.
widow Of Arthur d. Truax. to Frederick
w. Grifith of Elmra will take place on
the afternoon OF August 3 in the Brick
Presbyterian Church.
The sun., 1918-07-10
DIED.

his home In (his city. i,a
East Fifty seventh street, early Mon
day morning. July 4. Edmund Wet
more, aged so years.
Funeral services at All Souls Church,
Fourth avenue and Twentieth street,
on Wednesday. July 10. at 10 o'clock.
The President Of the Association OF the
Bar OF the CITY Of New York has ap-
pointed the ex-Presidents, the Oficers
and the Chairmen Of the Executive
Judiciary. Admissions and Grievances
Committees to represent the Associa-
ton at the funeral Of Edmund Wet
more. Esq. on" OF the founders OF the
Association. and during 1908 and 1903
it's President, 10 DO leld at All Souls
Church. Fourt- avenue and Twentieth
street. on Wednesday. July 10, 1915,
at 10 A. ~.
You are requested 10 meet In the vesti-
buie of the church at et5 A. N.
CHARLES H. STRONG. Secretary.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION IN THE
STATE OF NEW YORK--with regret
announcement is made OF the death on
Monday. July 8, 1918, OF Edmund Wet
more, formerly President OF tho So
ciety. Members attending the funeral
services are requested to meet at the
National Arts Club. Is Grsmercy
Park, on Wednesday. July 10. at s:<5
A. NJ.
ROBERT oLYPI- Mt. President
GENERAL SOCIETY. SONS OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY regret 10 an
nounced the death Of Mr. Edmund
wetmore General President. 1911 10
1915. Members attending tho funeral
services are requested 10 meet az the
National Arts Club. Is uramercy Park
on "wednesday. July 10, 81 GAS A. A.
JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY,
General President.
Harvard Club OF New York City: Mem
bers desiring TO attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Edmund wetmore. 80. prssident
of the Harvard Club from 1855 TO 1855
and from 1899 to 1901. will meet In
front OF All souis' ChuDh. Fourth
avenue and Twentieth street. New
York city. on Wednesday. July 10.
1918. at Sts A. N. Pews will b re-
served. :
FRANCIS ROGERS 'si. Secretary
Hahnemann Hospital.
New York. on the sth inst. Elisabeth
r., wife OF the late James whitley.
Funeral services at the residence Of her
son in-law. Christopher NJ. Greer.
Mamaroneck. N. r., wednesday the
10th inst. upon arrival Of train leaving
Grand Central Terminal S;ls y. n.
Intsrmsnt private.
The sun., 1918-07-10
HoRATIO BENzl CUSHMAN.

Horatio Ben2il Cushman. founder OF
Cushman's Sons, Inc, the bakery COM
pany. died at his home 80 Livingston
avenue, Ionkers. Monday Mr. Cush-
man was born in Wilmington. Vt. and
came to this city in 1854, founding his
first bakery at the corner of Greenwich
avenue and Tenth street lie was mem
her OF the Volunteer Fire Department
and AT the outbreak OF tho civil war
Joined the Seventy-tirst Infantry.
Mr. Cushman was "A trustee and dea-
con of the Sixteenth Street Baptist
Church and a charter member Of the
Baptist Church Of the Redeemer in this
city, He was also an honorary deacon
OF the Church of the Redeemer In Yon-
kers. He retired from active life in 1907
He is survived by wife, two sons and
four daughters
The sun., 1918-07-10
HOT SPRINGS ARRIVALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Marshall Pass
Ing Honeymoon in south.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun

Hot SPRINGS, Va. July 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. W. Marshall. who were married
recently in New York. are fere on their
honeymoon. Mrs. Marshall was for
merly Miss Margaret Silcock OF New
York. Mr.. Marshall is an Ensign In the
Naval Aviation Service and is stationed
at Rockaway Beach.
Mrs. Frank Tilford arrived to-day
from New York. and with her daughter
will spend some weeks at the Home
stead
Joining the Westerners lere are Julius
Walsh and his daughter. Mrs. Maffitt of
St Louis. y. 9. Walsh. who has been
spending few days with them returned
tonight.
Among other arrivals are y. W. Buzby
A. G. Buzby and Kenneth Buzby OF
Philadelphia and L. y. Dunlop OF At
lanta
Mrs. Albert Pick of Chicago, accom-
panied by Lawrence Pick. has arrived
and will remain several weeks
Edgar Park spent the day picniclSing
with his house guests. Frank f. Moore
and Mrs. Helen II. Gordon of New York
and his two nephews. the Valentine boys
The sun., 1918-07-10
BLIND EDITOR LEFT $147,3l2.
Accounting shows saward's Goal
Trade journal" Worth 100000.

Douglas Mathewson, temporary ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Frederick
T., Saward, the blind publisher and edi-
tor of the Coal Trade journal, filed an
accounting in the Surrogates' court yes
terday which shows that Mr., Saward left
property worth s147.3l2 The coal
Trade journal is valued at 500. 900, the
appraisal being based on an offer made
for II by n competing publisher In 1917.
Mr.. Sawards Will was admitted to
probate recently after contest insti-
tuted by Mrs. Frances Saward. his
widow. and Francis c. Saward son.
who asserted that the editor was Of I'M
sound mind and had been unduly in
iuenced when he drew the document.
The Coal Trade Journal will constitute
trust fund. from which the widow will
receive an income OF 500 "A month.
The sun., 1918-07-10
MRS. HANAN TO BE HOSTESS.
WIFI Entertain Newport Marines
Mt Castlewood.
Special Despatch to THE suS.

opecuf DespdIch 10 IHh sun
NEWPORT. r. l.. July e.-Mrs. John
Fl. Hanan is making arrangements TO
entertain a battalion OF marines sta
toned at the Torpedo station and Rose
Island at her summer home. Castle
wood There will be an open air en-
tertainment for the men and Mrs
Hanan will be assisted by a number OF
her friends from the Newport and
Narragansett Pier colonies. The date
OF the entertainment has not been am
nounced.
Mrs. William Rogers Morgan Is con-
fined to her home. Tudor Lodge. by
illness.
Mrs. Alfred Moore Of New York is
at the Muenchinger King.
Mrs. Forsythe Wickes is at her Nara
gansett Avenue residence. She came
herr from Tuxedo.
Prince Deligne OF Belgium. having
concluded his visit with Capt. Perry
Belmont. has returned to New York
Through the efforts OF a large num-
Der of the summer residents who have
Joined the classes at the Red Cross
rooms, a tea room will soon be added
to the headquarters, which will in
crease the comfort Of the workers and
the revenue Of the chapter
Miss Anna Sands registered at the
Casino to-day, she having arrived for
the season.
The sun., 1918-07-10

RECEIVED WITH
SIGNAL HONORS
Rests in Mothers Home and
Will Lie in State in
City Hall Tonight.
SYMPATHY NATIONWIDE
Elaborate Plans for Funeral
Escort and Services in st.
Patrick's Tomorrow.

The doors OF City Hali--which six
months ago John Purroy Mitchell quit as
. civilian--will swing open again this
afternoon at o'clock to admit him as a
eoldier---a hero. an American who gave
everything he had to the cause he con-
sistently advocated when he was Mayor
OF New York.
Major Mitchsrs body arrived yester-
day from the aviation field at Lake
Charles, La. where he met his death,
and was taken direct from the Pennsyl-
wanna Station to the home OF his mother.
Mira James Mitchell. l47 West 1894
street 1t will be escorted from there to
City Hall this afternoon. ard will lie in
state in the rotunda, at the foot OF the
stairs, until tomorrow morning, when
it viii be taken to st. Pstrick's Cathe-
dral, where the public funeral service
will be held q
From $50 this afternoon until, s
o'clock tomorrow morning the public of
New York will have opportunity to pay
their last respects to the memory of the
soldier Mayor by filing past his bier
The comm will rest on the identical spot
where lay the body Of the late Mayor
Gaynor nearly fye years ago.
guard OF honor. composed OF SOL
diers from the Regular Army and a
detail OF New York city police and fire.
men will be present throughout the
night, but the doors Of City Hall will
he open for the public to pass through.
Because of the nature OF the accident
the comm will not be upsealed as II lies
in state. so that all the public may do
will be to bow its head in respect to
the flag draped over II and the khaki
clad corpse within.
Ex-omcials Part of Escort.
Out OF difference to the wishes OF
Major Mitchel's mother the time OF ar
rival at City Hall was deferred to the
last possible moment. the elder Mrs.
Mitchell being unwilling to let the body
OF her son leave her home until It must.
From the home to City Hall the body
will be escorted by the men who formed
Major Mitchers official family when he
was Mayor. troop of mounted police
and detail of soldiers. who will act
as body bearers under command OF
Regular Army officer not yet detailed.
The body will be taken from the house
at I O'Clock this afternoon and escorted
ny motorcycle policemen to Fifty-ninth
etreet and Fifth avenue. where II will
Be- met by a mounted escort and pro-
coed down Fifth avenue to City Hall by
way Of Fourth and Lafayette streets.
Major Mitchel's body arrived at 7:l5
The sun., 1918-07-10
MARTINS ESTATE DIVIDED.
Leaves Property In
United states and France.

The American and French wills of
Jean Baptiste Martin. restaurateur. who
died June 20. were filed yesterday. AL
though the exact amount is not cited. It
Is believed to exceed S25O.000.
All Of his American personal property
Is left his widow. Mrs. Clara A. Martin.
She Is to receive a life income from All
shares In the J. Il. Martin Importation
Company and is to be one OF the execu-
tors. Upon her death the stock goes to
the French Benevolent Society of New
York and the Municipal Hospital at Al
bertville, Savoe. France.
The French property Is bequeathed 60
relatives in Savoie. His brother Louis
and his sisters. Mrs. Jennie Bourbon and
Mrs. Louise Blapchong, all OF Albert
vile. receive $4,000 francs each. A sim
liar legacy is left to his brother-in-law,
Joseph Blanchong. After the payment
OF $4,000 legacy to a godson. Jean
Hammer of Biarritz. France, the re-
siduary estate is divided between the
brother and two sisters.
The sun., 1918-07-10
TOURING. BY AUTOMOBILE.
Special Despatch 10 THE suS.

MANCHESTER. VI, July 0.--Arrivals by
clude Mr., and Mrs. II $ Welsh. New York
lHudson); Mrs +, +. Perkins. Mrs r. ii,
man. Darlington. II / Pierce Arrow .
DR. and Mrs Allen NJ Thomas New York
Marmonl Mr.. and Mrs. Brenton Tomkins
illsc): Mr and Mrs. H. y Willard. Chi.
cago Stevens Mr.. and Mrs. H. IL Mae.
Ferland. Paul l.. Moore. Mount Vernon
iCadillac); Miss Flora MscDonell, Mrs
weymouth, Flushing (Studebaker): r.
bury and daughter. Hillsdsle. Air. and
Mrs. Albert 7. Salisbury. Glen Cove moline
KlighO,
The sun., 1918-07-10
TOURING IN WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Many Automobile Parties Arrive
Mt Mount Washington Hotel.

BRETON WOODS. n, H.. July 9.-The
tide OF motorists toward the White
Mountains is strong and many persons
who have come TO spend the entire sea-
son at the Mount Washington Hotel
made the journey by automobile. These
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Peck of
New York, Mrs. II. q. Stoddard and Miss
Nesbit OF New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs.
John. A. Lynch of Chicago and Mr.. and