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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Katharine Sergeant Haven, q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven. will be married TO Johnston Liv-
ingston Redmond to-day at noon at the
home Of her parents. Is East Seventy
ninth street The marriage ceremony,
which will be performed by Msr. M. ].
Lavelle, will be witnessed by relatives.
A reception will follow.
Mrs William Bancroft Anderton has
sent out invitations for the marriage of
her daughter. Miss Dorothy Anderton. to
Edward Salisbury Bentley on the after
noon Of June 10 In st. Stephens Church,
Ridgefeld. Conn. A reception will fol-
low at the country place Of tho brides
mother. New York guests will 80 to
Ridgeneld for the wedding on train
that will leave the Grand Central Sta
ton at ~ :0S.
Miss Margarita Cowiey. daughter Of
Angel Cowley of this city and Havana,
Cuba, will be married 70 Robert Alastair
McCloud OF Philadelphia this afternoon
in the Louis XVI. suite OF the St Regis.
Nine Domicio da Cana will sail on
June ~ to Join her husband, the former
Braxilian Ambassador to Washington.
who now Ii in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil
Mrs. w. Miller Graham and her daugh-
ter, Miss Geraldine Miller Graham. have
gone to Newport, where they will pass
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. Brown Dteterich. los East
Fifty-third street, left yesterday for q
visit in Baltimore with her father. ex-
Gov. Frank Brown
Mrs. Burke Roche, who will shortly
so to her Newport villa. gave a small
luncheon yesterday at the St Regis.
Gen. and Mrs Edward p. Meany OF
Convent, N. j.. are at the Plaza.
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made thousands Of arrests, and IL was
said that they obtained 80 per cent. OF
convictions.
Mr.. Jacobs's last feat was the capture
of the thieves who robbed a mail wagon
Of S350.00o worth of bonds a year and
a half ago while the wagon stood on a
ferryboat at weehawken. IL toaA ~ srv
than six months for Joe Jacobs to trail
and capture the gang, but he got them
and recovered tho prOp~rty, securing the
conviction of all concerned in the ROD
berry.
Mr.. Jacobs was especially popular
among his associates because VI tne
geniality of his disposition He loved a
Jest When he and Meyer worked to-
gether they had 80 much fun over dull
routine that they got the team nickname
Of Tho Gold Dust Twins" Up at the
General Post once they called Mr..
Jacobs Smiling Joe" for years- He had,
too. something of a reputation az a
prophet. Early in 1918 he wrote on his
typewriter the following notice and stuck
1t on the wall in the Inspectors office,
THE war will come to an emo on
November 20. 1918"
A few months ago he added this pre-
dicton:
THE Kaiser will be tried for his
crimes and will be hanged in England"
Mr.. Jacobs Is survived by Mrs. Jacobs
and their three daughters. The funeral
will be held at the home. 100 Wilson
avenue, Flushing. Friday afternoon. In
terment will be in the Flushing cemetery.
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MISS KORTRIGHTI IS
EARLY JUNE BRIDE
Bishop Fiske Officiates at Her
Marriage to Silas
Witherbee.
AUNT GIVES RECEPTION
Many Friends and Relatives
Witness Ceremony in st.
Bartholomew's Church.

Miss Alice Gouverneur KortriFht,
daughter OF the late Gouverneur Kort-
right. was married to silas Hemenway
witherbse, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
C. Witherbss Of Lsdsetop. Port Henry.
N. Y. yesterday afternoon In the chapel
Of St Bartholomew Church. The core
mony was performed by Bishop Fisks of
Central New York. an old friend
Of the brides family. The chapel was
beautifully decorated with pink sweet
peas and pale blue larkspur mixed with
white flowers The chancsi rail- was
bordered with these flowers and there
were clusters attached to the ends Of
the pews fastened with pale blue rib
bons. While the guests were assem-
bling there was q programme OF organ,
harp. violin and cello music.
The bride entered the chapel with her
cousin. John Henry Bradford, who gave
her away. She wore a gown Of soft
white satin draped with point lace which,
with her veil OF lace. had bean worn by
her mother when q bride. She carried
a cluster OF white orchids and lilies Of
the valley and wore q necklace of pearls
and a sapphire and diamond pendant.
Tho bridal attsndants. Mrs. William p.
Snyder. Jr.. and Miss Louise witherbee.
a sister Of the bridegroom. wore sowns
Of ecru chiffon with sashss OF blue satin
and leghoru hats trimmed with wide
bl1,e ribbon streamars. Their bouquets
were Of yellow orchids and pale blue
laxkspur.
Col John Reed was best man. The
ushsrs were Rea Murdock. Seth Barton
French. Oliver w. Bird. Jr.. 4 cousin OF
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the bridegroom; Mason Day, George q.
Bourne and Alan Brown.
After the wedding ceremony n recsp-
ton was held by the brides aunt, Miss
AGA Phipps IN her homo. 27s Lexington
svenuA In the receiving line were Mira.
John II. Bradford and Miss sarah
Phipps. aunts OF the bride, and Mrs.
Witherbee. mother OF the bridegroom.
among the guests were Mira Frank
. Witherbee. Mrs. Charles d. Miller,
MRS. ]. Ksarny Warren, Mrs. Charles
- Francklyn. Miss Doris Francklyn,
Mre Charles A. Childs, Miss Margaret
Hemsen. Mr. and Mrs Oliver w. Bird,
MI. and Mrs. Reginald Lewis, Mrs.
oliver w. Bird. Jr.. Mrs Alexander 8,
Clarke. Miss Antoinette w. Martin. Mr..
sno Mrs. Henry Waters Taft, Mr.. and
MRS Arthur Francis. Mira Henry Pearce
Mrs Hamilton Fish. Mira Grenvilie
Kane. Miss Sarah Brown, John W. A.
Davis Robert Endicott, Miss Lillian En-
dicott Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mra.
Lesley Pearson, Henry b. II. Ripley
MRS. Samuel N. Hinokley, DR.. and Mrs
John Hernden French. tho Misses
French. Mr.. ana Mrs. John A. Had
den. George W. Ledlis, DR.. and Mrs
Clement Cleveland. Mrs. Robert C.
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. witherbee Black
Mrs. George O. Bourne. Mrs Arthur
Butter Twombly. W. Rhinelandsr Stew
Art ana Lispenard Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. Witherbee will pass
most Of the summer In travel On theiI
return they will live in New York.
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VALENTINE-B0ODY.

GranddauEhter of Former brook
lyn Mayor Bride in Her Home.
Miss Marsery Boody, q daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Body. and grand
da lighter Of David A. Body. a former
Mayor Of the old city OF Brooklyn, was
married to Stephen Valentine, Jr, yes
to-day afternoon. In the home of her
parents. 1871 Berkeley place. Brooklyn.
The Rev. DR.. Henry T. Scudder per-
formed the ceremony In the presence Of
relatives and q few close personal
friends
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her grandfather. David A.
Body. wore q gown Of white satin and
pearl embroidered chiffon, trimmed with
old point lace that had been worn by
her grandmother when a bride Her
veil was Of tulls and old point and she
carried lilies of tho valley and white
orchids
Miss Virginia Boody. who was her
sisters only attendant, wore a frock of
Nile green organdie and a picture hat
OF Nile green Georgetts crepe, coverd
with shell pink ostrich. She carried
pink sweet peas Valentine Raymond
served as best man.
The bridegroom who 10 the son of Mr.
and MIRA stephen Valentine, 50 Eighth
avenue. was graduated from Columbia
In 1918 and Immediately entered the
naval aviation service. Tho bride was
graduated In 1915 from Berkeley Insti-
tute, OF which school her grandfather is
president Of the board OF trustees.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Surrogate and Mrs. George A. Slater
of Port Chester. n. +. announced yes
terday the engagement Of their niece.
Miss Wilma Adele Sours. TO Kenneth
Comstock Cole. Miss Sours was grad
uated from Barnard College in 1917. Mr.
Cole served IN France during the war as
a First Lieutenant In the Field Ambu-
lance Corps. The wedding will take
place in st. Peters Church, Port Ches-
ter. at noon on June u.
Announcement was made yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Jordan OF the en-
gagement Of their sister. Miss Mary Jor-
dan, OF 500 West End avenue. to Lieut.
Col. Charles Clement Cresson of the
Judge Advocate General Department. u.
S. A, now stationed in Washington.
Miss Jordan. who 10 a contralto. was
formerly a member OF the Century Opera
Company Col. Cresson is n son OF the
late Col. Cresson. First Cavalry, U. 8.
A. He was graduated from Princeton in
1895. and from the New York Law
School in 1897.
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RALST0N-GORDON.
Cousin of the Bride omciates at
Naval Wedding.


Miss Lucy Virginia Gordon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rely Gordon,
was married to Lieut.. Byron Brown
Ralston, U. s. NJ. yesterday afternoon
In 81. Bartholomew's Church. The c<re-
mony was performed by the Rev Robert
8. W. Wood OF ST. Mary's Church, Tux
edo Park. a cousin OF the bride.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her father. She wore a gown OF white
Cabot satin. draped with duchess lace
and made with q court train embroidered
with seed pearls. Her tulle veil was
held with a coronet OF duchess lace
which belonged to her grandmother. She
carried bouquet OF white orchids
lilies Of the valley and Scotch heather.
The bridal attendants were Miss Lucy
Addison Seeligson of San Antonio. Tex. /;
Miss Julia Duryea sprigg OF University,
Va. and Miss Lois Addison 6prigR Of
Washington. all cousins of the bride :
Miss Frances Simpson Of Boston, Mira
Charles Blandy. Miss Dorothea Darling
ton and Miss Agnes OGorman Of this
city. The attendants wore costumes Of
cloth OF gold yelled with pale bronze
tulle and hats of brown tulle.
Lieut. Commander Lucian C. Williams
was best man, and the ushers, all navy
mon, were Lieuts. Gordon Whympers
Nelson, Charles Baltimore Calvert Carey,
Arthur Wallace Dunn. Jr., Walter Alex
ander Hicks. Martin Griffin and George
Barry Wilson Immediately after the
ceremony there was a reception In the
home OF the brides parents, 2l4 River
side Drive.
After their wedding trip Lieut.. Ralston
will take his bride to Annapolis, where
he 10 stationed
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DIR. WARREN scHooNoyER.

DR.. Warren Schoonover, the oldest
practicing physician in New York city In
years of service, died late Tuesday night
in Broad Street Hospital from exhaus-
ton following an operation for an ab-
dominal growth His office and home
for more than thirty years was at 115
East Fifty-ninth street
DR.. Schoonover had practised here since
1884. Born in Honesdale, Pa, eighty
one years ago. he was a grandson of
William Schoonover. first settler of
Wayne county. His father Daniel
Schoonover. was tho first white child
born in Wayne county
DR.. Schoonover worked on farms and
taught district schools while improving
his own education at Kingston and Fort
Edward and at the Union College of
Schenectady. from which he was grad
uated in 1864 Coming to this city. he
began his practice here. and took a post
graduate course at the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons
For a short time DR.. Schoonover prac-
tiked with Prof Willard Parker. He
served as house physician OF Charity
Hospital on Blackwelrs Island from
1856 TO 1858. For many years he was
secretary and member OF the board of
managers OF the Northeastern Dispen-
sary. He was a member of the Ameri-
can Academy OF Medicine and the Amer
lean Academy of Political and Social
Sciences. He was a thirty-third degree
Mason and member of Alma Lodge,
r. and A NJ. Amity Chapter. r. A. ".
Palestine Commandery and Mystic
Shrine. He was a member OF the Royal
Arcanum. the New York County Medi-
cal Association and the Physicians Mu-
tual Aid Society.
DIR. Schoonover Is survived by his
wife, three daughters and a son. De-
spite his advanced age he had continued
in active practice until two weeks ago
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'McDERMoTT-MARKEY.
Brooklyn Girl II Married to SOL
der Honored by Britain.

Brooklyn Girl II Married to Sol
der Honored by Britain.
Miss Genevievs Marley, daughter of
Mrs. Richard Marley, was married
yeEterday TO Arthur McDermott In the
Church of st. Francis Xavier, Brooklyn.
The Rev. Mgr. David J. Hickey cels-
brated the mass and performed the
ceremony. The bridegroom, who served
With the l05th Military Intelligence
Headouarters, was wounded. He re-
ceived the British Military Cross. He Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Dermott Of $50 st. Marks avenue.
Brooklyn.
Miss Marley wore a gown of white
chiffon over satin withea bodice of
duchess lace and q tulls veil falling from
duchess lace coronet, She was eiven
In marriage by her brother. Richard
Marley. Jr.. and was attended by her
sister. Miss Adelaide Marley. The maid
o. honor wore flesh colored chiffon
ana natter blue satin frock and wore a
nat OF blue oeorgetts crepe She carried
an arm bouquet Of dslphinss.
The best man was George Hynea The
ushers were Edward McDermott, Ger
aid McDermott Erdman Brandt, Frank
Marley, Gilbert Malone and william 8.
Buchanan.
The bride was educated At the Sacred
Heart Convent Mr.. McDermott is a
graduate of the Jesuit College OF st.
Francis Xavier. New York City, and
Columbia Law School The wedding
breakfast was held In the home of the
BRIDES mother. 1855 Eighth avenue.
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GREAT JAPANESE ARTIST DEAD
He Left $4,000 Worth of Orders
Unexecuted.

TOXIC. May S1.-Kogyo Terasakt. q
great artist, died recently in Toxic at
the age OF So. He was 80 popular among
lovers Of art that even a small lans-
soape was sold for several hundred
dollars. and death overlook him with
s8b,000 worth of orders unsxecuted.
The Imperial Palace holds several of his
screens.
His genius was recognized early. for
while still In the twenties he was made
professor In tho Toxic School of Art
Born OF a high ssmurai family OF the
AlSita clan, whose fortunes had been
swept away by the abolition OF feudal-
ism, he passed his boyhood in poverty
and hewed his own way TO fame. Many
OF his colleagues declare that death has
robbed Japan OF her greatest artist and
in the hour OF his prime.
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Bilhuber-RudOIph,

The marriage OF Miss Louise Rudolph.
daughter OF Henry Rudolph OF 3e3 West
10th street to Paul Henry Blhuber
of haywood, N. j., took place last eve
ming in the chantry OF 81. Thomas
Church. The Rev DIR. Floyd s. Leach
performed tho marriage ceremony. The
bride. who was given away by her
father. wore a gown OF white satin
embroidered with seed pearls and her
tulle veil was held with coronet Of
old lace. Her only attendant was Miss
Mary A. Durham. who wore a costume
of yellow taffeta, with a hat TO cor
respond. DR.. Ernest B. Bilhuber was
best man. and the ushers were Lieut..
Walter h. Rudolph. Capt C. Kerr. Theo-
dore CAssebeer and Edwin Sinsabaugh,
reception followed at the st. Regis.
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BENJAMIN N. sCUDDER.

The funeral OF Benjamin n. Scudder.
a retired lawyer who died Tuesday at
his homo at 81 East Clark street, New
ark. will be held there Saturday. The
Rev. Dewitt L. Pelton of St James
Episcopal Church, Fordham. will off,
ciate and the interment will be in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery at Newark.
Mr.. Scudder. who was 75 years old
WAS a charter member Of the Scudder
Association of America, made up Of de-
ecendants Of Thomas and John EScudder
who settled at Salem, Mass. in 1885
He was born In Springfield. N. j.. and
educated at Newark. where he studied
law in the offices OF Parker & Keasby
He retired from active practice few
years after his admission TO the bar
He La survived by his wife and two sons
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EDDY--DUNLOP.
Many Guests Attend Army We'd
ding in st. Thomas's Church.

dtnH IN Nc. ThOmAn's Church.
In St Thomass Church yesterday af-
ternoon Miss Sally II. Dunlop, daughter
by q former marriage OF Mrs Archibald
NJ McCrea, was married to Capt. Jo-
seph Dickson Eddy, u. s. A The Rev.
Philemon F. Sturges Of Providence. r. l..
performed the ceremony. The chancel
was decorated with palms. ferns. white
and pink roses and peonies.
The bride, who was given away by her
stepfsther. Mr.. McCrea, wore q gown OF
white satin made with a court train
trimmed with old point lace which her
mother had worn at her own wedding.
Her tulle veil was held with a band of
pearls and diamonds, and she carried a
bouquet of white orchids and lilies OF the
valley Miss Mercer Dunlop, sister of
the bride, and Miss Alice Lee Miller were
the only bridal attendants. They wore
costumes Of hydrangea shades OF laven-
der and blue satin and chiffon and hats
to correspond. carrying bouquets OF pink
sweet peas and pale blue larkspur.
Henry Graves Sd was best man. The
ushers were Van Tuyle Smith. Thomas
]. Ahearn. Jr., Lieuts. Grenville T.
Keosh. William A. Fuller, John Newell
and Henry A. Norris A reception fol-
lowed in the rose room Of the Plaza.
Among the guests were Mrs. l. L
Johnston, the Misses. Margaret and Le-
moline Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reeve
Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Coudert, B.
Tracy Coudert. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
McCrea. Jesse l.. Eddy, Miss Mildred
Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Eddy. Mr. and
MIRA J. B. Dickson. Mrs Henry Graves
I'd. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cooke, Jr.. Mrs.
Mann Page. Miss Alice Bush, Major Gen.
and Mrs John r. Organ Mrs W. Lowe
Rice. Mrs. Richard Newton. Jr.. Mrs
John Howell Carroll. Mrs. Gouverneur
kortright, DR.. and Mrs. Francis Tru-
deau. Miss Josephine Garretson, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. r. ID. Schieffelin, Major H. r,
Jacket, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rea, Mrs. Charles
q. Ayers Mrs. William f. Benjamin.
Mrs. WILDER Bloodeood. Miss Rosalie
Bloodgood. Miss Marion Tiffany, Miss
Cara Foster. Miss Mary Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs. R d. Foote, Col W. @. Monteom-
cry and Henry Taylor.
Capt Eddy In q son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse L. Eddy Of Morristown. N. Y. He
served during the war on the stan OF
Mator-Gen. Organ OF the Twenty-sev-
enth Division.
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L. Dawson Of Grace Church. Brooklyn.
officiated. Tho bride, who was given
away by her father. wore a gown OF
white satin and seorSetts crepe and a
tulle veil. Miss May Baldwin was her
sisters maid OF honor and Miss Martha
Colvig, sister of the bridegroom. and
Miss Elisabeth Tyler of Richmond, Va,
were the Bridesmaid Frank ". Bald
win. Jr., was best man and there were
no ushera After their wedding trip
Mr.. Coivig and his bride will live in
Wheeling.
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WILLIAM II, HAINEs.

AUGUSTA. June 3.-William T. Hainss.
former Governor of Maine. died to-day
of pneumonia. which developed after an
operation. His home was in Waterville.
where he practised law. and had large
lumber interests. He was also treasurer
OF the Oakland Wooden Company Gov.
Hsines was graduated from the Uni
versity OF Maine and studied law at the
Albany Law School, He began practices
in Maine in 1879. and for several years
was county attorney OF Kennebec- He
served In the State Senate and House.
was elected Acknowledgement In 1897
and In 1912 was elected Governor on the
Republican ticket, defeating Gov. Fred
erick W. Plaistsd. He was IS years old.
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TH0RNTON-KING.
Indiana Army Omcer Takes Bride
in PlainneId, N, j.

The marriage of Miss Lillian King to
Capt James Carlton Thornton. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Thornton of Bed
ford, Ind. took place last night in the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrr.
Charles Webster King. s05 Watching
avenue. The Rev. f. Wears Stevenson,
rector OF Grace Episcopal Church, off,
ciated. Miss Edie Elizabeth Thornton
sister OF the bridegroom. was maid OF
honor. Chauncey Brewster Carver OF
New York was best man and the uahers
were Edward Macdonald King, brother
of the bride. and George A. Thornton,
brother Of the bridegroom. both students
at Yale.
Capt. Thornton recently returned from
France. where he served with the s0eth
Field Artillery.
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TfltOn-Peck.

Miss Lydia Peck, daughter OF Mrs
M u. Peck OF this city was married
to Edgar 8. Tilton last evening In the
Dutch Reformed Church. Lenox avenue
and 1890 street The bridegrooms
father. the Rev. Edgar Tilton, pastor
OF the church. performed the marriage
ceremony. Miss Grace Peck was her
sisters maid OF hosor and the brides
maids were the Misses Marie Meubours,
Edna Schragg. Marion Crookston and
Evelyn Marshall. Capt. Robert r.
Ferguson, U. 8. A.. acted as best man.
The ushers were Craig Scott Bartlett.
James T. Cronk. Arthur F. Crane and
Daniel B. thinner. A reception followed
at the Gotham. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton
will make their home in this city.
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Greene-saIter.

Miss Lillian salter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Salter of this city, was
married TO Edward J. Greene at noon
yesterday at the home Of Burton j.
Holmes. West Sixty-seventh street.
by the Rev. Charles J. Smith Of the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Central
Park West and sixty-fifth street The
bride was attended by Miss Margarctta
WEIGH and Miss Erna Wolf. HEREFORD
Cowling acted as best man. small
wedding breakfast followed On their
return from q wedding trip Mr.. Greene
and his bride will live in New York.
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CLYDE w. RIGBY.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June Clyde
W. Rizhy. who had been manager Of the
musical Production Watch Your Step"
IN which Vernon and Irene Castle ap-
peared. and had been otherwise promi-
rent in theatrical affairs. died at his
home here last night after n lingering
illness. Until he was compelled to leave
the theatrical business by his last ILL
ness. Mr.. Rigby had been manager OF
the Century Theatre In New York. He
had also been auditor for Charles b.
Dillingham; during several years. He
WAS AZ years old.
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DE LA TORRE-RABASA.
New York Girl becomes Bride of
Mexico City Man.

Miss Isabel Rabasa, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs Emilio Rabasa, was married
to Augustin de la Tore. son OF Maria
Conception de la Tore OF Mexico city,
yesterday morning in the Church OF Our
Lady Of Hope 156th street. near Broad
way. by the Rev. Dr. Alvin Schauraud
The bride who entered the church with
her father. wore a gown OF white satin
trimmed with Chantilly lace and a tulle
veil. Mrs. Leland de Villafranca, sister
Of tho bride. was the matron OF honor,
and the bridesmaids were the Misses
Concha Rabasa, Rosa Dorantes. Concha
Guzman and Christina Dorantes Lit
tie Mercedes Baranca was the flower
girl.
Emilio Rabasa, Jr,, brother OF the
bride. acted as best man. and the ushers
were Oscar Rabasa Antonio Pridea,
Donald Ravens and Carlos Contreras. A
reception followed in the home OF the
brides parents. Sig West 18TH street
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MRS. EDMOND J. BUTLER.

Mrs. Edmond J. Butler died yesterday
after an illness of several months at her
home, 232 East 176th street Mr.. Butler
is executive secretary of the Catholic
Home Bureau, 1o5 East Twenty-second
street Mrs. Butler was born in this
city in 1859. the daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Quigley. She leaves her nus
band and two children.
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IRA GODDARD.

Ira Goddard. senior member OF the
wholesale jewelry firm of Ira Goddard
& Son, Is Maiden lane. died yesterday
at his home. 6s4 Willoughby avenue,
Brooklyn. aged SS. He had been Ill
for several weeks but It was believed
that the excessive heat FASTENED his
death. Mr.. Goddard was born in York,
n. Y, entering the jewelry business in
1852 as a bookkeeper for the house OF
George w. Pratt & Co. in John street.
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A. CLINTON CHASE.

A. Clinton Chase. 81. son OF the late
Alexander c. Chase of 172 william
street. East Orange, N. j., died Tuesday
at his home following an operation. He
had been connected with the Arm OF
Joseph II. Meyer. jeweler, OF ITO Broad
way and was formerly employed By the
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. He leaves a widow and one son.