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ADMIRAL LEAVES NEWPORT.
italian Battleship Entertains Sims
and Sails for New York.

NEWPORT, Sept 13.-Admiral Conz
gave a farewell luncheon to-day to Ad-
miral William S. Sims aboard the bat
teship Conte di Cavour. Later the ship
sailed for New York.
There was a large gathering at the
Casino to-day to see the contest In
the women's doubles tennis match
Mrs. George w. Wightman Of Brook
line and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew of New
York defeated Mrs. Barger wallach Of
Newport and Miss Marian Zindersteiu
in an interesting game go
In the afternoon there were three
matches in a mixed doubles tournament.
William p. Burden and Mrs George w.
Wightman defeated Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Gardner. Jr.: Miss Marian
Zinderstein and Francis Roche won
from Mrs Barger Wallach and A. Cass
Canheld, and William P. burden and
Mrs. Wightman defeated Miss Zinder-
stein and Francis Roche. ...
Following the match MIRA Loew gave
aluncheon party.
There were several dinners tonight ;
among the hostesses being Mrs r. T.
Wilson, Mrs. Arthur G.. Glasgow, Mrs.
J. Norman d. Whitehouse and Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Widener.
Mr.. and Mrs Craig Biddle, who have
been visiting in Lenox, have returned
to their home here. Mrs. Gouverneur
kortright of New York is spending q
few days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Abney have
returned here for the fall. Mrs, r. C.
vanderbilt gave a luncheon to-day.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Frederick B., Robins Of Toronto
and Great Darlington, Mass. has an
nounced the engagement of her daughter
by former marriage. Miss Helen
Reed. to Major Percival C. Sherren, M.
G.. of the Royal Air Force, and son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherren Of Prince
Edward Island. Miss Reed u q grand
daughter Of Alfred Skitt, pres5dsnt Of the
Manhattan Railroad. and since he-
mothers second marriage, a year ago last
AuguA has been dividing her time be-
tween Toronto and her mothers country
place, Fairfield Farms, one OF the most
extensive estates In the Berkshires She
attended Miss Halls School in Pittsfield.
Mass, and later the Masters School In
Dobbs Ferry. Major Sherren went over
seas with the Canadians in 1914. and af-
ter he was wounded at Messines Ridge
Joined the air forces. He was In COM
mand Of Camp Leaside and Armour
Heights in Toronto in 1917, later re-
turning to France, where he served until
the signing OF the armistice Miss Reeds
brother. Lieut.. Charles Reed. in June.
1913. married Miss Madeleine Carey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fredric Foster
Carey of Tuxedo Park and this city.
Mrs. John Sterling Deans of Phnnix-
Vile, Pa. has announced the engagement
OF her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ward
Deans, to William Allen Adrtance, Jr,,
son OF Mr., and Mrs. William A. Adriarice
OF Poughkeepsie. N. Y
Frank ]. Dupignac OF 40 East Seven
ty-fifth street. has announced the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Mrs. Mortimer
Kennedy F1agg, to c. Douglass Green.
son OF Mrs. L. Riddle Green OF this city.
Mrs. Flagg is with her father at their
country place in Mamaroneck. N. Y.
Mr.. Green was graduated from Yale in
1903. He is a member OF the firm OF
Gray & Wilmerding of this city. He be-
longs to the University Club and is an
honorary member of Squadron A. The
wedding will take place during the au-
tumn, but will be simple owing TO the
recent death Of Mrs. Flagg's mother.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Albert Boyer OF
East Orange, N. j., have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Kath-
ryn Marie Rogers Boyer. 10 William
Henry Schoen, Jr., of Pittsburg Miss
Boyer was member of the Motor Corps
/ of Orange. Mr.. Schoen was graduated
from Princeton in 1917. He served
abroad moro than year as Lieutenant
in the Field Artillery. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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HENRY C. LAWRENCE.

Henry c. Lawrence. member Of the
brokerage firm OF Cyrus ]. Lawrence &
Sons, IL Wall street, and a governor of
the New York Stock Exchange. died
yesterday at the age of 60.
Mr.. Lawrence. who was the son of
Cyrus ]. and Emily Hoe Lawrence. was
educated In France. In 1877 he entered
the employ OF his fathers firm. Lawrence
Bros. & Co., bankers and brokers of 16
Wall street. This firm was established
by his father and uncle in 1864. In 1888
he became a partner in the new firm
Of Cyrus j. Lawrence & Sons. In ad-
dition to his interest in financial matters
Mr.. Lawrence devoted himself to the
collection and study of Gothic art. His
residence at 166 West Eighty-eighth
street contains a choice collection Of
early painted glass, tapestries and wood
carvings
Mr.. Lawrence was a member of the
National Art and City clubs, the Cen
tury Association and the Municipal Art
Commission Of New York city. He is
survived by his wife, who was Miss
Lucy Ryerson prior to their marriage in
1882. and two daughters, Gladys Law
renee Hubbard and Lucy Lawrence
Hutchinson.
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CABOT-TUCK.
English Girl Becomes Bride at
shore wedding.
specaal Despatch TO The Sun

BosroN, Sept. IS.--Because the family
Of the bridegroom Is In mourning the
wedding this afternoon Of Miss Phyllis
Tuck of London and Norman Cabot was
attended only. by members Of the i'm
mediate families. The ceremony took
place in Emmanuel Church, Manche ster
and was performed by the Rev. John 8.
Moses, curate III Trinity Church, Boston.
Miss Tuck was attended as matron OF
honor by Mrs. Nathaniel Aver of Lon
don. Barrett Wendell, Jr, was best
man. -' 90
Miss Virginia Houghton, daughter of
Mrs. Henry o. Houghton of Cambridge,
was married this afternoon to Lieut..
William H. Hopkins, Jr.. U. S. N. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hopkins of
Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Mildred wrenn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w. Wrenn of
Dedham; was married to-day to Charles
Garland OF Buzzard's Bav, son of
Mrs. James A. Garland The cere-
mony took place In the home of the
brides parents and was performed by
the Rev. Charles Coilett.
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MRS. RICHARD A.. HupNUT.

Mrs. Evelyn Isabel Hudnut, wife of
Richard A. Hudnut, the perfumery man
ufacturer.. died suddenly yesterday at
the Castle, her country home at Green
wich, Conn. She was in her fifty-hfth
year.
Mrs. Hudnut was the daughter of the
late Horace Beals of Dix Island, Me-,
and Quincy. Mass. Mr.. Beals was the
builder OF part of the Treasury Build
ing at Washington, the New York Gus
tom House, the Tombs and many other
public buildings. She was a grandniece
OF Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-President
during President Lincoln's first term
and Minister to Spain. She is survived
by her husband.
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JAMES HODGE CODDING.

James Hodge Codding, 20. grand sec
retary Of the Ancient and Accepted SCOT
ush Rite Of Freemasonry for the North
orn Jurisdiction of the United States,
died Friday in his home, SIS Westmin-
ster road. Brooklya. Funeral services
Rev. Henry L. Ballou of Chester, VI,
assistant grand prior of the Supreme
Council thirty-third degree. Burial wilt
he at Tonwanda, Pa. tomorrow. Mir.
Codding is survived by his wife and
son, Arthur Coddihg .~
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FAMILY IS GOING ABROAD.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas of PhiIsdeI
phia to-Nisit I'm England.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas, who have been
spending the summer at East Hampton.
L. l.. are now IN New York, where they
will remain until October 2. when they
will sail for England. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Truxtor Hare and their
children. who spent the summer at VIM
ter Harbor, Me-, will return TO Radnor
next Wednesday. -.'
Mrs Isaac w, Kemble, Mrs. William
Collins and Mrs. Alexander E Patton of
this city, and Mrs. Dyer Pearl and Mrs.
Charles Leonard OF New York will be
the guests Of Mrs William Henry Mauie
at villa Nova, at her house party over
the week end Of September 81. .-.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Riegel and
their son, Charles Riegel. of overbroolS.
will leave September 20 for San Fran
cisco on their way to Japan, where they
will remain until Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelsey have left
for Grafton, VT. TO be the guests OF
Judge John Barrett at his summer home
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WALTER SMITH.

Walter Smith, an old time athlete,
died Monday night at his home, 2lsA
Monroe street, Brooklyn. In 1881 Mr..
Smith was recognized by sportsmen as
the fastest half mile runner of the year.
Besides his interest in track athletics,
Mr.. Smith was an enthusiastic yachts
man and was member OF the team
which met the Canadians In the first
lacrosse game played in New York. He
was enc Of the organizers of the old
Williamsburg Athletic Club. He was a
member Of the Canarsie Yacht Club and
his boat. the Shellfsh. carried the win
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Luncheon at Greenwich. Conn.
Special Despatch to THE Sun.

GREENWICH, Conn, Sept 1s.-Mrs
Robinson Leach was hostess at a
luncheon party given at the Field Club
tonight. Her guests included Mrs.
William G. Rockefeller, Jr., Colby NJ.
Chester. Jr., Elon Huntington Hooker,
Ralph w. Coburn. H. Ashton Crosby,
Hugh jackson. A. L. Ferguson, Calvin
Truesdale, Gustave Schwab, William
Schwab. Arthur Du Bois. C. L. Crocker
and Miss Adelaide Hooker. Tomorrow
evening a buffet supper will be given
for Karl Behr by members of the Tennis
Club Marshall L. Bacon will entertain
a party for luncheon on Tuesday, and
on Friday Mrs. Schwab will give a
dinner.
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DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T., beloved hus-
band of Florence c. Beicher .on Sep
tember II. 1913. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-sixth street, on Sunday. septem-
ber II. at 2:3o P. NJ.
BLEECKER.-At her residence, Cold Spring
Harbor. on Saturday, September IS.
. Caroline L, wife OF TheoSSylact b.
Bleeeker and daughter OF the late
Charles B. and Frances NJ. Moore.
Funeral services on Tuesday. September
Is. on arrival at Cold Spring Harbor
Of train leaving Penn station at
ll:o5 x. N.
cAMMANN.-on Saturday. September 10,
at Merriok. L. l., Ella c.. wife OF
Hermann H. Cammann and daughter
Of the late Edward c. and Cornelia
Fulton Crory.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
pENIsoN.-on Saturday, September IL,
1919, Charles Himrod Denison, be-
loved son of Charles Land Denison and
Ella Himrod Denison. aged 10 years
and months.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from Highland Gables, Saddle
River, ". j., on Monday. September
is, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Interment at
convenience of the family.
huDNCT.-Suddenly, on Saturday, Sep
tember 10, at her residence, The Castle,
Greenwich, Conn. Evelyn Isabell Hud-
nut, daughter OF the late Horace Beal
and wife OF Richard A. Hudnut.
Funeral private.
kAHN.-Hedwig. on September IL. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and Sixty sixth street (F'rnnk
z. CampbelD, Sunday IL A. NJ.
bAWRENCE.-On Saturday, Sept 10, 1919
Henry c. Lawrence OF New York city
In the sixty-frst year of his age
Funeral services 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, Sep
tember 16, at St. Bartholomew
Chapel, Park avenue and Fiftieth street
AckEE-Elizabeth Althea. on Septem.
Der II. Lying In state THE FUNERAL
CHURCH." Broadway and sixty-sixth
street Drank E. CampbelrD.
rhNkA.-.Josephine. On September l;
Lying IN state THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Broadway and Sixty-sixtl
street Crank z. Campbell
"ILSON.-Alexander NJ. on Friday, Sep.
temoer l2. at his home, I2S wes
llsth street He leaves a wife anc
Two children. Mr.. Wilson was a di.
rector Of Civilian Relief. Atlantic Di
Vision Of the American Red Cross.
funeral service will be held Sunday
afternoon. September IL. at p. M
IN the chapel OF the Madison Avenu,
Presbyterian Church, Seventy-thirt
street and Madison avenue. Intermen
private.
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in 1879, He then entered the School Of
Mines at Columbia College and on
finishing his studies there four years
later became an assistant, professor in
general chemistry, While continuing
his work at Columbia he became gas
examiner for the city. a position he
held until 1913. when he became con-
nected with the Consolidated Gas Com
pany.
During the war DR.. Love rendered
valuable services to the Government He
constructed a large plant for the securing
Of toluol from Illuminating gas used in
the city. Toluol. is one of the ingre-
dents Of the high explosive TINT.
DR.. Love was a member of a num-
ber of technical associations and also
Of the c. A. r. He ls survived by a
widow and one daughter. Miss Helen
D. Love; two brothers and a sister.
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VOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.


Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Bryce gave
Club.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill and Mrs. Hope
Slater have gone from Newport to visit
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at Elm
Court In Lenox.
Lieut.. Henry A. Barclay. u. s. A.;
Mrs. Barclay and the Misses Rosalie
and Clara Barclay have returned to IS
East Thirtisth street from visits in
Southampton.
Mrs. George Hillard Benjamin has
come from White Sulphur Springs to the
Plaza, where she will remain for some
time before opening her house at 20
West Eleventh street. So
w. Storrs Wells returned to Newport
yesterday from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry 7. Peters at Nearholme. In
Islip, L. /.
Mr.: and Mrs. Francis L. ". Hoppin
have returned from Bar Harbor and are
for a while with Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee
In Westbury, L. I. s'rH ''
Miss Edith GLIB Pratt. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt, will be mar
ried to Allan McLane, Jr., of Baltimore
In this city, November 21.
A. Kingsley Macomber. who has been
In France several weeks. will return to-
day and will be at the ST. Regis. Mrs
Macomber. now in Paris. will return
here in October.
Mr.. and Mrs, Beekman Winthrop have
returned to Groton Farms, westbury. L
l., after visit with Mre. Robert Win
throp in Lenox, Mass.
Miss Mary Adele Dune, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mre. Daniel Pelton Dune, will
be married to Capt. Robert s. Barr, u
s. A.. on the afternoon of October 4, In
the Church Of, the Ascension. West New
Brighton, Staten Island.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen NJ. Thomas have
come from Newport TO the St. Regis
where they will remain until they go tc
their house at East Fifty-second
street.
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Carter-Conklin.

Miss Janet A. Conklin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Conklin Of
Montclair. n. J.. and Larriston F. Car
ter OF Braintree, Mass, were married
yesterday afternoon In the home OF the
brides parents by the Rev. Burton St
John. The bride was attended by Miss
Susanne Gardner of Glen Ridge. The
best man was Robert F. Conklin, a
brother of the bride. A reception and
luncheon followed on the lawn at the
Conklin home.
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OBITUARIES.
GEORGE soURIs.

.speeidi Gable Despatch TO TIE sur from the
-,.. London Times seruice.
COPYRIGHT. 1919, oil riohts reserved.
ATHENS, Sept. 13.-George Souris the
satiricai poet, died yesterday at the age
of 66. Romtoh. the weekly newspaper
published by him in verse for thirty-five
years, gave an unrivalled picture of the
social. political and intellectual life Of
reSenerated Greece. His translation OF
''Clouds" Of Aristophanes into modern
Greek is considered mastery per-
formance. ...--
In 1907 souris was put forward by
his admirers as candidate for the
Nobel prize.
Events In Crete and Macedonia In
spired him with a lofty note Of patriot
ism and also moved him to express In
lines Of poignant lamentation his grief
and horror at the Bulgarian murders.
He published a set Of lyrical verses
which showed that he possessed q
mastery of this form.
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MYRoN FRANKLIN GEARY.

Funeral services for Myron Franklin
Geary. well known druggist, who died
on Thursday. will be held this afternoon
at his late home. IS Ashland place,
Brooklyn. The services will be held un-
der Maaonis ausnices. Mr.. Geary was
born In Pennsylvania and had been a
resident of Brooklyn for twenty five
years. For the last fourteen years he
conducted his business at Fulton street
and Ashland place. His death followed
All illness OF eight months. A widow.
Mrs. Ella Laura Tustln Geary, survives
him.
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COLONISTS AT LENOX
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Several Dinner Parties Given
for Week End Guests at
Summer Resort.
MANY GO TO BERKsHIREs
More New Yorkers Arrive at
Pittsfield, Stockbridge and
other Points Nearby.
sp.ofar pe.pa.ch 10 TEE sus.

opcCtNt DCcpuNCN 70 Ahh SUN
IExox, Mass. Sept 13.-several ain
ner parties were given tonight Among
those who entertained were Mrs. will
lam D. Sloane, Mrs Edward Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs william e. s. Griswold
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsai.
Mrs. Albert R. Shattuck gave lunch
con at White Lodge to-day in honor OF
the Princess Boncompagni Of Rome. who
has been stopping at Hotel Aspinwall
with her guest. Miss Gladys Hinckiey of
Washington. Later the Princess and
Miss Hlnckley went to Lake George.
Albert r. Shattuck returned tonight
after a visit of six weeks in England
and France.
Mrs. Francis G. Shaw Of Boston is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Baty
Blake. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has
gone to Ridgefeld, Conn. after a visit
with the Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCreery of New
York have arrived at the Maplewood
Pittsfeld. Mr. and Mrs. william Forbes
Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Payson,
Miss Alice Payson. Mrs. Horace Bacon
Miss Bankhead and Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter J. Alexander OF New York have ar
rived at Hotel Aspinwall.
Mrs. N. z. Norment and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Norment have gone TO Washing
ton, and Miss Edith Andrew and Mrs
Henry G. Sanford started for New York
today.
Mrs Eli K Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward w. Robinson. Mrs. Norris w
Mundy and Mrs. Charles Waldo Haslxins
Of New York have arrived at Curtis
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. BeelUman Winthrop have
gene to New York after a visit with
Mrs. Robert Winthrop.
Nj. and Mrs. William Sloane have ar.
rived; from Mount Kisco. N. Y.sto pass
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
E S. Griswold.
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Perkins-Donlkontt.
Special Despatch TO The Sun.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. ls.-Miss
Marion r. Donkontt, daughter OF Judge
and Ars- Livingston ". cloSvs,and,
was married at noon here to-day to Ro-
Mrs. Charles Penrose Perkins of Phila-
delphia. by the Rev. DR.. Robert e. Deni-
son. The bride was attended by Miss
Gladys Briscoe of Bloomfield. N. j.. as
maid of honor. and by Miss Edith Bris-
coe and Miss Betty Allen Smith of
Northampton. Mass, as bridesmaids.
The ushers, included Henry c. Mayer.
Jr, Morris w. Stroud, Jr.. Lieut.. ]. e.
Fvlwtiler, u. s. NJ, and DR.. Clifford #.
DonKontt OF this city. brother of the
bride, The best man was e. Earl John
son Of Philadelphia.
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Conger-Benedtct.
speoial pespatcA % rHE Sos

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept 13.-Miss
Elizabeth A. Benedict, daughter of
Mrs. Clairville z. Benedict. was mar
ried here this afternoon to Arthur Nc
Crea Conger. son Of the Rev. Arthur b.
Conger OF Villa Nova, Pa. in the sum-
mer home OF the brides mother in In
dian Neck. The bride was attended
by Miss Elsa Montgomery as maid OF
honor. The best man was John de p.
Conger. The ceremony was performed
by the bridegrooms father, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Oscar z. Maurer
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Alliance Breaks Down at Sea.

The steamship Allianca. with 122 pas
sengers on board. on her way TO Colon,
broke down yesterday when 1856 miles
southeast of Cape Henry and is pro-
ceeding under her own steam to Old
Point Comfort, according to wireless
message received by the Panama Rail-
way Company, the vessels owner. The
message said there was no danger and
that the Allianca would reach Old Point
Comfort about noon to-day.
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CELIA AvERILL JAYCox.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. i3.-Mrs. Celia
Averfll Jaycox, IS, widow OF James A
Jaycox. died this morning in her apart
ments, 1880 South Rittenhouse square,
in this city. She had been an invalid
for a number OF years.
Mrs. Jaycox before her marriage was
Celia Averill Hall. daughter Of William
and Marie Hall. She was a lineal de-
scendant Of Eunice Durand, a Huguenot
settler in Connecticut in 1883. Mrs.
Jaycox leaves a daughter, Maria Durand
Jaycox, and q son. J. MacIntyre Jaycox.
The funeral will be held Monday from
Old St David's Church, Devon.
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Ming pennant or the club for twelve

ming pennant or the club for twelve
years. s..1A r@9 W
Born In the old Williamsburg section
Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Smith received his ed
ucation in the public schools. For the
last twenty years he had been employed
by the Hanover Fire Ins1irance Com
pany. His wife. Mrs. Barbara Jones
Smith, one brother and two sisters sur
vive him. Funeral services ut hin hOna
win be conducted by Misuetoe Lodge
No. SAT. =. and A. NJ, on Monday eve
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WILLIAM ROCK, ACTOR, wEDs.
Meets English Girl at Pier and
Ceremony Follows.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-William. Rock,
formerly of the theatrical team of Rock
and White, who staged the dance num-
bers In What's the Odds" surprised
the members of the company by return
Ing from New York tonight with a wife.
He slipped Off to New York on Fri-
day, met the steamship Aquitania in
Jersey City, and claimed his bride, whom
he had met while playing a short time
ago In London. She was on the stage.
Her name was Miss Gladys Tillbury
and her home Brighton. England Mrs.
Rock. who is a typical young English
girl. is good looking. He and his bride
will remain with the whats the Odds
company.
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HENRY A. CARPENTER.

Henry A. Carpenter. 60. for many
years with B. Altman a Co, died IL
Mount Vernon Friday night. He had
been resident of Mount Vernon for
sixty years and for thirty-five years
Junior warden Of Trinity Church He
was also a charter member OF Trinity
Sunday School. In which work he took
a great interest. He leaves one son
and a daughter .
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TANNER ORPHANS
FUND NOW $,242
"Sun" Readers Contribute
$1,044 on Closing Day of
Weeks Giving.
LIST OF NEW DONORS
! Widespread Admiration for
% Children's Parents Shown
by Offerings.
LIST OF NEW DONORS

The Tanner fund for the beneht OF
the three children Of William Tanner.
who lost his life rather than let his
wife die alone beneath q railway train,
conducted by The SUN for one week
officially closed last night. A large
number OF contributions came in yester-
day. ~. -.
The fund as previously acknowledged
totalled S4.19S.25. but additional con-
tributions yesterday bring 1t up to
$b.242.25. The latest donations are:
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DIR. EDWARD G. LOVE.

DR.. Edward Gurley Love, former
president Of the Chemists Club OF this
city and chief chemist of the Con-
solidated Gas Company, died Friday
an operation at Roosevelt Hos
pitaL
DR.. Love was born in New Haven,
Conn, January 10, 1850. When IA years
old he enlisted as a drummer boy and
served in the civil war. DR.. Love
studied at Hamilton College. graduatinF
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WILLIAM *. srANsBURY.

MIpDLErowN, N. Y. Sept 13.--william
K Stansbury, for many years busi-
ness man In New York city and former
Mayor of Middletown. died here to-day.
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UNDERTAKINGS.


sWIss LADY going Europe on visit
nnss 10 reduce expenses by acting com
hsa4'n or Eoverness, Returning before
HHsN year. References eKcha nGed, i Al
-'''s BOX N. L. H. IS. sun offics.
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Topcoats of Spirit

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