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GOV. BEECKMAN HONoRED.
Fort Adams soldiers Parade he
fore Rhode Island Executive.
Special Despatch 10 The 81

NEWPORT. II. l.. July ls.--Despite
the warnings that had been given by
the Naval authorities that there should
be no sea bathing to-day after 9 o'clock
and for the next two days because some
tests were to be made with explosives.
there were a few bathers at Bailey's
Beach They were safe. however. for
the navy evidently did not make the
tests, for no explosions had been heard
UP to late in the afternoon.
There was gathering of the summer
colony folks at Fort Adams this after
noon to view a drill and dress parade
BY the sfxty-sixth Artillery Regiment
in honor OF Gov. Beeckman. Col Elijah
Martindale, commanded the regiment
and the occasion showed his apprecla-
ton to the Chief Executive of the State
for his many kindnesses TO the men of
the regiment. and II also served as q
farewell.
Mrs. Austin Gray. chairman of the en-
tertainment committee OF Newport Chap
ter OF the Red Cross. is to have charge
Of tho tea room TO be opened at the
Westchester Polo CLUB grounds for the
benefit OF the chapter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Swan, I'd,
Of Boston win arrive at their summer
home this week.
Mrs. Gustav s. ]. White OF New York
will spend a part OF August here.
DIR. and Mrs. q. w. Huntington have
gone to New Hampshire for a part of
the summer.
Mrs. Stuart Duncan gave a dinner
this evening
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WHITE SULPHUR TENNIS.
Miss French and Miss strobeI
victOrs In singles.
Special Despatch to TIE sux

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va
July lS.-Phillip II. Duer OF New York
and Baltimore, who arrived this morn
ing. played on the eighteen hole golf
course this afternoon.
William II. Turner of Chicago, who
entertained at luncheon for Sir Frederick,
and Lady williams Taylor, played q
two ball match with Sir Frederick
Taylor. Others on the links were Mr.
and Mrs. George b. Carpenter. Mrs
Leigh G. Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hughes Kelley
Miss Mercer French OF New York de.
feated Mrs. NJ J. VENTED. g.. IS
this afternoon in the second round Of the
tennis tournament which started to-day
Miss Marion Strobel defeated Miss
Gwendolyn King. s--3. 6--l. The semi.
finals will be played tomorrow.
Mrs. Pembroke NJ. Womble OF Balti.
more entertained twenty friends las,
evening at the moving picture. The
Kaiser. the Beast of Berlin" shown a,
the Plaza Theatre in the village.
Thomas Harris Powers of Philadelphia
came from Hot Springs to pass several
DAYS at the Greenbrier
J. l.. Roberts returned from New York
Arriving from Denver were Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. johnson. and Mrs Charles
Johnson is here from New York.
The Misses Ward of Norfolk, Va, have
arrived for the summer
Il. II. Randolf OF Shreveport is at the
White.
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius motored 10
Lewisburg Mrs, Robert H. White took
some friends to Organ Cave.
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BELGIUM'S JULY Y
TO Be CELEBRATED
Observance Sunday Night Will
Be First One Held in
America.

The Belkian Fourth Of July. the an
niversary OF Belgiums independence,
which occurs next Sunday is to be cele-
brated by the Belgians resident in the
United States. for the first time in
America.
The main celebration is to be held
in the evening at the stadium OF the
College OF the City OF New York in con-
junction with the nightly concert there.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, the
Belgian Ministes to the United States
will be represented ny Major Osterriett,
chief of the Belgian mission to the
United States, and addresses will be
made both by Major UsterrIett and the
Rev. DIR. william T. Manning. rector
OF Trinity Church. and now Major
in the United States Army.
The Committee of Belginns. which Is
arranging the celebration, is headed by
Pierre Mali. Belgian Consul-General in
New York. and includes F. De Rop.
Lionel Hagenaers. Jules Macs. Jules
Mertens. the Rev. o. A. Nys, John
Schobbens. the Rev. ]. r. Stillemans
Albert Tyck and Guillsume Van de
Putte.
II is expected that virtually all the
more than 5000 Belgian citizens resi-
dent In New York will attend the cele-
bration, the programme of which IL TO
include the Belgian national hymn La
Brabanconne." The noted Belgians who
are to take part in the programme in
clude Carlo L!ten. the Belgian tragedian,
who will recite THE Belgian National
Flag" de Drapeau Beige" of Cam
maerts). Alfred Megerlin, the Belgian
vlolinist. now OF the New York Phllhar-
monte Society: Alice Verlet. Belgian
prima donna OF the Grand Opera, Paris
Auguste Bouilliez OF the Theatre Royal
de la Monnaie OF Brussels. and Octave
Qua OF the Chicago Grand Opera and
of the Monnaie OF Brussels
The Rev. Father j. F. Stillemans Of
the Belgian bureau in this city last
night in explaining the asons for the
celebration said
"Our Independence Day July 2n
celebrates 100 years Of rghting Bel
GUM became independent in 1880 after
having been united with Holland. fol-
lowing the defeat OF Bonaparte. Bel
Rium had been under the dominion OF
Spain. Austria. France and Hollan nd
She rebelled against each and every one
1t was only in 1880 that she gained her
full rights as a free and independent
nation.
I'VE remember with gratitude that II
was France who helped us in our criti-
cal hour lightweight years ago
Belgium was the real cradle OF lib-
erty, Belgium had free cities before
Magma Charta. Client was the first
free city"
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DIED.

DE DIEGO Jose, on July Is. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Bwsy
ssth 81. Frank e. CampbelrS, FRI
day. p. NJ
HALE-Killed at curtiss Field, Buffalo.
on July Is, william A. Hale, son of
Minns c. and Edward Warren Hale.
aged - years.
Funeral services $3.50 p. N. Friday. July
10, from his late residence, IS Crawford
avenue, Crawford. y. J. Interment pri-
yate.
HARMER.-on July Is. 1918. John Hays
Harmer, son of the late Charles q
and Margaret Hays Harmer
Funeral from his late residence. 4sC
West i.otn street, New York city, on
Saturday afternoon. at ass o'clock.
sMiTH,-On Thursday, July Is. at her
residence, g. James. l.. l., Katharine
Louise Hagemeyer. wife Of Edward II
l.. sTnith.
Funeral services will be held at st
James Church. St. James. l.. J.. on
SUNDAY, July 81, at . o'clock. Train
leave Prnnsylvania Station. New York
a. 1908 p. NJ
SMITH Ann McCready, at Flushing, l..
l., July 18th. 1918. Ann Mccresdy
widow OF clifford Il. Smith and dsuEh-
ard Louisa Mccready.
Funeral private
RICE At Locharbour. ". j., wednesday,
July H. Warren Nelson. infant son OF
Msrsaretta Meyer and James Kearny
Rice Jr
IhteTmcnt private
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POLICE TO QUIT HOME POSTS,
EnriEht Orders Men 10 Live Re-
yOnd own Districts.

An order issued by Commissioner En-
right, effective yesterday. makes II man
datory for patrolmen to apply for trans
fer II they now live in the district in
which they are on duty. The transfers
to take effect August 1,
II has long been the policy Of the de-
partment to forbid members OF the force
20 live In their precincts. but they have
been permitted to live in the neighbour
hood. The present order. Il is said, will
AFFECT several hundred policemen In The
Bronx, Brooklyn and outlying boroughs.
The system OF reporting cases to the
Bureau OF Missing Persons that Obtained
when Lieut., Grant Williams was in
charge. was restored Saturday by Com
missioner Enright The bureau Will now
remain open all night and detectives from
the bureau will he assigned to act with
precinct operatives upon complaint An
order on July closed the bureau nights
and several complaints were made that
prompt search for missing persons WAS
not being made. Il
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NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

The third of q series Of subscription
musicalss by the New York Chamber
Music Society will be given this after
noon at Ely Court. the home Of the
Misses Ely. In Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Clark Du Va
have returned to ps5 Madison avenue
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Give
Livingston Du Val at Clivesden, their
country place In stockbridge. Mass.
Mrs. w. Lowe Rice. who has been Wis
iting in Cleveland for several weeks, will
return to Southampton to-day.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will give a
dinner and dance for her daughter. Miss
Grace Vanderbilt. at Beaulieu, Newport
July ~, for the informal Introduction to
society Of Miss Vanderbilt
Mrs. Albert Gallatin. who has been
with her husband, Capt. Gaiiatin, in
Washington. where he Is on duty. Ia Al
the Plaza before returning to Southamp-
ton.
Mrs. William II. Osgood Field and her
sons. William and Frederick Field, have
left Lenox for two weeks salmon fish
ing on the Cascapedla River. Quebec.
Nathaniel II. Maxwell Of Cincinnati is
at the wolcott.
Mr., and Mrs. Jose A. Camprubi Of the
Woodland. Essex Fells. N. j., will be
for the remainder OF the summer in Ce-
darhurst l.. l.. where they have taken
Herbert q. Greene'e place, near the
Rockaway Hunting Club.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Allen Ramsey OF
Minneapolis are at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q. Gray are pass
ing the summer in Southampton, l.. !.
The proceeds OF the annual horse show
at the 1slip Polo Club, which will be
held tomorrow. will be devoted to the
needs Of the American Red Cross. Among
the patronesses are Mrs w. Bayard Cut
ting. Mrs. David Wagstaff. Mrs. George
A. Anderson. Miss Ida Louise Fleit-
mann. Mrs. Jay f. Carlisle. Mrs. Brad
ish johnson, Mrs. Juan Ceballos. Mrs
Bernard NJ Baruch Mrs. Harry T
Peters. Mrs. James w. Lane, Mrs Hor.
ace Havemeyer and Mrs. w. Russell
Grace.
Mrs. Charles II. Marshall, and her
daughter, Mrs Marshall Field Sd, will
leave the Ritz Carlton to-day for the Pro.
file House. White Mountains.
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. who II al
her country place In Garrison, y. Y.
will leave early next week for CHATEAU
qua. where she will speak on July 80 for
the committee on free milk for French
children. Her daughter. Miss Josephine
Osborn. Is one OF the directors OF the
fund.
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DR.. JOHN L. H. HUNT.

DR.. John l.. II. Hunt. 70 years old,
founder Of the Collegiate Training
School and prominent in educational af-
fairs. died yesterday at the home Of his
son. Ernest c. Hunt. 90 Jamaica avenue
Flushing. l.. ]. He was born in Lancas.
ter county. Virginia
He was for time vice-president OF
the Normal College OF Ohio later he
was superintendent OF Pacl,ard's Col
lege. In 1859 he was graduated from
the law school Of the New York Cnlver-
sity. For seven and a half years he was
Commissioner OF Education OF New York
city. He later became an Associate SUI
perintendent of Schools Of New York and
as such hA supervised the work of Greek
and in commercial subjects in the high
schools OF Manhattan and The Bronx
In 1911 Dr. Hunt was upon his own APP
plicatlon retired by the Board OF Educa.
ton
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OBITUARIES.
WILLIAM B. BANKER.

William Bushnell Banker, for many
years treasurer OF the National Metal
Trades Association of New York and a
prominent resident OF Passaic, N. j., diJu
at his home. 227 Van Houten avenue
that city. Wednesday night. He was IS
years old and was born in RheinbeciS
" Y. He moved to Passaic thirty years
ago. since which time he was leader In
civic, fraternal and church circles being
a prominent member and officer OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church. the Masons
and the Royal Arcanum. He leaves a
widow and four children, Miss Grace D.
Banker. chief operator of the first tele-
phone unit sent to France by the United
States Government for army service
Corporal Eugene A. Banker. who Is with
Pershing's forces: the Misses Helen S
and Marjory F. Banker, also two sisters
Mrs. Grace H. Derby Of Flatbush. New
York. and Mrs. Susie B. Derby OF Gran
ford, N J.
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HILDA HOLMES WE'D
TO W. G. HOLLOWAY
Ceremony Performed at Home
of w. r. Grace at Crossroads,
Old Westbury.
BROTHER GIVES HERAWAY
Couple, Well Known in New
York and Long Island Social
Circles, Will Live in Peru.

The marriage Of Miss Hiida Holmes
daughter Of Mrs. Artemus II. Holmes OF
Soroton, Conn, and New York city. to
william Grace Holloway was soiemnlzed
Yesterday noon at Crossroads, the horne
OF Mr. and Mrs William Russell Grace,
At Old westbury. L. I. Miss Holiness
brother. Capt Artemus II. Holmes
L. s. n. A. Of WASH inston. gave her
away
Mrs. William Russell Grace was the
matron OF honor and. her daughters
Elsie and Allison, who we're dressed In
white organdy. carried baskets OF roses
Ruth. Hilda and Prudence Holmes,
nieces OF the bride, and daughters OF
Capt Holmes. were the train bearers
William Russell Grace was best man.
After a reception the bride and bride
groom left on their honeymoon. They
will make II cir home at Lima, Peru
where Mr.. Holloway represents the house
OF W. Il. Grace a Co.
Both of the bridal couple are well
known In social circles about New York
They were also active in the polo and
cross-country hunting colonies Of the
westbury section.
About seventy-five well known mem
bers Of the Meadow Brook and Piping
Rock clubs attended the wedding, among
them being Mr.. ana Mrs. George Edward
Kent. Miss Katharine Kent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph p. Grace and Capt and Mrs
John :. Phipps.
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JAMES R. CHIPPENDALE.

James r, Chippendale. SO years old.
who was one of President Lincoln's per-
sonal guards when he was inaugurated,
died yesterday at the home OF his son
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art F. Carter. 229 President street, Pas
sale. He was born in Ardennes, near
Namur. Belgium, in 1898. He came TO
America as boy and lived for a num-
Der of years In North Adams. Mass. He
was member of the Masonic order.
Mr.. Chippendale leaves five children. A.
W. Chippendale OF North Adams Mass.
A. G, ChIppendale of Bridgeport. A. II.
Chippendale and Miss Annie Chippen-
dals OF Boston and Mrs. Stewart F. Car
ter OF passaic.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

The new Winter Garden piece The Pass
ing Show Of 1918" will open at the Gar
den next Thursday night. instead OF on
Tuesday, as FIRST announced. The extra
time is deemed necessary In order to cut
down the revue.
The Shuberts will put In rehearsal next
week a new play with music. Miss !
Don't Know" the hook OF which has been
written by Rida johnson Young.
Edward Peple, who has just had a play
accepted by Kiaw and ErlanEer. has been
given the honorary degree OF doctor of let
tiers by the University OF .he South.
Selwyn a. Co, have started engaging the
cast for The Crowded Hour" the new
play by Charming Pollock and Edgar
Seiwyn which will be presented In October.
George white. the dancer. has returned
to the Century Grove Midnight Revue az
ter an absence of several nights on account
OF illness,
Hearts Of tho WORLD will stay at the
Forty fourth Street until half way through
the autumn, despite reports published 10
the Contrary. 1t was announced yesterday.
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TOURING BY AUTOMOBILE
Spsc,oi Despatch 10 THE Sun,

MANCHESTER. Vt, July u.s. Arrivals
hy automobile at the Equinox House In
clude Mr. and Mrs c. 4 Blossom, J, Fis-
ter. Jr.. Cleveland PACKARD. MI and
Mrs Howard Bokee. Roland Park; Mr..
and Mrs ]. Edwin Griffith, Miss Virginia
Lee Griffith, washington, Md. uBuick
Mrs Ellis Hollingsworth. Mrs r. 7. Need
ham. Marblehead Neck tPierce- Arrow
Mr. and Mrs @ e. Brown, New York
cadillac: Mr. and Mrs. II. o, Perkins,
Mrs s. NJ Perkins New York tstude-
baker, Mr. and Mrs. John c Buckley
Mrs Abbie Buckley. Hartford (Franklint
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Carney, New York, Mr..
ana Mrs g. II, Gordman. Paducah. Ky.
cadillac
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FEWER MOVIE STARS
IN NEXT LOAN DRIVE
Film Talent to Appear IL
Smaller Communities.

SpecidI DespofcN 20 TUE Bun.
WAsHINoroS, July ls.--Fewer mo-
ton picture stars are to be used in
the publicity and bond selling cam
paign for the merit Liberty Loan II be-
came known to-day. The movie stars
will be asked to appear in the COM
munities planning for them as features
OF the bond selling campaigns These
communities are the smaller ones. and
the motion picture people will be re-
lieved from appearance in the larger
cities
The next campaign will be along
practically the same lines as the last
one. The Government will not carry
any newspaper advertising on its own
account. but extensive Use OF the news
paper advertising columns by volun-
teers is expected.
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spending the summer at saunderstown

spending the summer at Saunderstown.
r. |.
The engagement OF Miss Irene NJ.
Dawson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Marks. and Charles II. Pritchett has
been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac II. Clothier are
spending several weeks In NaTagansett
Pier. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Boyd and
their family have gone to Belgrade
Lakes. Me. for the greater part OF the
summer.
Mrs. Anna Colohan Is spending the
summer at Roxmor. Woodland. y. Y.
Mrs. c. d. Bolt has gone to Berkeley
Springs. Va. for several weeks.
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Sp.oial D..patcA 10 TnE srx.

NEW LONDON. Conn. July lS.-Among
IN. sutomo6iie arrivals at the Griswold to-
day are Mr.. and Mrs. +, H. Cook. New
York ICadillnc); Mr., and Mrs. c. b
Haynes Newport, r, |, Packard; Capt
r. y wallace Y, NJ. r. C, Boston uoco-
mobile). Mr. and Mrs. u, $ Brassii, Miss
BRASIL, Miss Dorothy BRASIL. White
Plains. \ Y. (Cadillac): Arthur +, De Cor
dovR, New York tMercerl; Alphonso Jon
gers Newport. II. CLARK Prichit, Now
York (Stutz); Herman Dierks, Miss Rachel
Dierks. Kansas City, Mo, Packard; Mi
and Mrs Morgan !. OBrien. Miss Estell
O'Brien, New York Gocomobile), Mr.. End
Mrs. Edward II Foster, Winchester, Ma"
PACKARD; Mr. ana Mrs T.. $ Iaffev
Newark, n. J. lChandltrl Mrs l. +
YE,esias. Miss g Ygleslas. Miss NJ Ngls
siaa New York tPierce- Arrow; MI and
Mrs. c. NJ Costello, New Haven tWillys-
knight.
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CHARLES A. MEYER.

Charles A. Meyer, AZ, a cotton goods
commission merchant of this city. died
yesterday In his apartments in the Hotel
Touraine. Clinton street, Brooklyn. He
was born in Brooklyn and lived there
practically all his lifetime. He was for
fifteen years member OF the Crescent
Athletic Club and was active in all it's
affairs. He leaves two daughters and a
sister.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon in the chapel of Green
Wood Cemetery.
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MRS. LUCY GREENE MATTHEWS

Mrs Lucy Greene Matthews, mother
Of Joseph J.. Matthews. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel in Queens borough
died July l6. aged so, at her home, 10
Lester avenue. Richmond Hill She was
born In Canada and lived many years in
Brooklyn. Another son. Christopher A..
OF the Department OF Health. survives
her. also three daughters. A requiem
mass was said Thursday in st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church. Jamaica
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POLLOCK GETS BENNETT HOME
Deed TO Property Filed and Trans
fer Made.

The James Gordon Bennett residence
at 81 West Forty-seventh street was
transferred yesterday 10 George e. Pol
lock, vice-president of the New York
Herald Company, when the deed 10 the
property was filed by Mr.. Pollock. Mr..
Pollock had occupied the residence for
several years before Mr.. Benefits death.
the owner OF the Heroh spending vir-
tually all of the time at his homes in
Paris and Nice.
The deed to the proper" was given TO
Mr.. Pollock several years ago. it was
understood, with the understanding that
1t would not be recorded until after
Mr.. Benefits death. The house occu-
pies a plot 23xl00.5 feet.
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NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.
Mrs. Everett Burr Returns to hos
ton From Maine Red Cross Work.
SnAIni nss mitch IN TuH Erx

toh from maine heO STOsS "OrA'
Special Despatch TO THl Sun.
BosToN, July 1S..-Mrs. Everett Burr
has returned TO Boston from Bar Har-
Dor. where for fortnight or more Of
her stay at that resort she had charge OF
the workrooms OF the Red Cross branch.
Former Gov. David I. Walsh, who was
recently a sufferer from a throat trouble.
is among tRe latest arrivals at Hot
Springs, Va. where he is staying at the
Homestead.
Mrs, John Copper Edwards of Cam
bridge and Cincinnati will be a member
% the Marion summer colony this sea-
son.
Ninton Freddy, Harvard. 1914. who
while in college was an active member
% The Amateurs in dramatic perform
ances in Brookline. has recently been
giving his services IN booking plays for
the War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities In its New
York Office, but he has resigned TO enlist
In the Marine Corps. Mr.. Freddy
gained his FIRST theatrical experience in
tho productions of the Hasty Pudding
club OF Harvard.
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SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
DR.. FridjOf Nansen and DauEhtes
Guests OF Mrs. c. II. Common.
c...iaI n...a..A a. IN.

WASHINGTON. July ls.--Dr Cespedes,
Minister from cuba, will return to-mor-
row from a visit 10 New York
AIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Mayer Of
New York. who have purcha sed a
house on Wyoming avenue in this city,
entertained at luncheon at the Shore
ham to-day.
Mrs. Conner, wife o. Col. Clarence II.
Connor, L. S. A. entertained a small
company at luncheon to-day. Among
the guests was Miss I.iv hansen.
daughter OF Or. FridJof hansen. the
Norwegian explorer. Miss Nansen
came to this country with her father
when he was named special commits
sioner from Norway
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WILLIAM T. TIERS.

William T. Tiers. a resident OF the
Totowa section OF Paterson. N. j.. where
he had lived all his life, died Wednesday
at his home, 125 Coral street. that city.
aged s. years. He was Republican
leader In Totowa and prominent men,
Der OF the Masonic order. He was one
OF the best known sportsmen and fisher
men In Passa!c county. He leaves two
sisters. Mrs. Celia Fredericks and Mrs.
Anna Masker. both Of Paterson.
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HAvEMEYER-PAI.MER.
Bridegroom in Naval Reservc Ser
vice in New York Harbor.

In the banquet suite OF the Plaza yes
terday morning Mrs. Glare Baxter
Palmer OF this city. formerly Of Colo.
RADIO. was married to Raymond Have
meyer. C. p. o. u. s. n. r.. in the pres
encs OF a few relatives. who had been
hurriedly assembled for the ceremony.
which was performed by Rev. DR.. Will
lard F. Ottarson Of this city. Arthur
Havemeyer was his brothers best man.
There were no bridal attendants.
Tho bridegroom, who has been on duty
IN the harbor of New York, had a three
days leave Of absence. He 10 a son Of
the late William Frederick Hsvemeyer.
his grandfather. william Frederick
Havemeyer. who died many years ago,
having been at one time Mayor Of New
York. Mr.. Havemeyer lived with his
sister. Mrs. william r. Wilcox. at 1O3
East Eighty-second street
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MRS. ANN McCREADY SMITH.

Mrs Ann McCready Smith, widow OF
Clifford T.. Smith and daughter of the
late DR.. Lawrence Proudfoot and Louisa
McCready. died at 90 Ash street Flush
ing, Wednesday night. She was the
mother OF Mrs George s. Weaver OF Kew
Gardens and clifford and Sheldon Smith
Of Manhattan. Lawrence Smith of
Queens and Sterling Smith OF Brooklyn
The funeral will he held Saturday