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MRS. KEECH, GIRL BRIDE, DIES.

Mrs. Dorothy Keech. 10, who eloped
In May with George G. w. Keech, son
Of the head OF F. B. Keech & Company,
brokers, Wall street, died yesterday
from typhoid fever m q hospital at
Hartford, Conn. She was the daughter
Of Mrs. A. s. Munsell of New Haven and
Cheshire, Conn.,. and the grandda lighter
Of Justice Edwin C. Dow of the Con-
necticut Supreme Court.
At the time Of the elopement. Mr..
Keech was Is years old. and a student
In a private school near Cheshire, The
marriage was performed at Port Chester.
N. Y. where John Henry Sessions, Sd.
of Bristol. Conn, and Miss Phyllis
Alethea Howell were married at the
same time. Keech and Sessions were
school friends.
The parents of the bridegroom well
coined the couple to their home, and
they spent the summer at the Keech
estates at Tuxedo Park and North Had
dam. Conn. Mrs Keech was taken III
several weeks ago while on a visit to
her mother. Her mother, her husband.
and Mrs. Keech, ST.. were with her when
she died.
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'THIBAUT SOLOIST IN
| SYMPHONY CONCERT
French violinist Selects Con-
certo of Brahms for Carnegie
Performance.
DEBUssY "IBERIA" GIVEN
Bodanzky's. Second Concert Is
Good, but With Some Mo-
ments of Relapse.

The second concert Of the New Sym.
phony Orchestra, Artur Bodanzxy con-
ductor. which took place last evening In
Carnegie Hall. was not OF an absorbing
kind. 1t was q good concert. with mo-
ments of relapse. but without even in
stants Of inspiring power. It began with
Mendelssohn's "Ruy Blas'' overture,
which was played with laborious effort
at dramatic accent and with little Of that
beautiful clarity OF tone natural to the
composers orchestration.
This was followed by Debussy's
''Tberia," that trio Of orchestral sketches
which translate Spain into the Language
dissociate It's fragmentary proclamations
Of Spanish rhythms from certain Paris
ian memories. and in its first movement,
Par les rues OF les chemins." one can
fancy ne hears the Spanish student,
mandolin in hand, drumming his home
ward path from Maxim's. The second
movement. Les parfup1s de la mutt
eounds like the after midnight OF an
Andaiusian faun, and In the "Matin dun
Jour de fete" there are preparations for
the 18th Of July.
But II 10 effective orchestral music.
highly colored and surcharged with
opportunities Tor boto displays. Mr.
Bodanzxy's orchestra played II with
much spirit and with no little variety
Of color. But the want OF mellowness
In the brass choir and Of clear sonorities
elsewhere operated to prevent perfect
contamination Of the conductors artistic
purpose.
The soioist of the evening was Jacques
Thibaut. the French violinist, who
elected to perform nothing less than
the concerto of Brahma The choice
showed that broadminded view Of
musical art which the French have %
beautifully retained throughout the SUI
ferings brought upon them by the in
vasion Of Teutonio hordes.
Mr.. Thibaut's Interpretation was one
OF great dignity. deep sincerity and
large musical value. It failed to reach
the highest plane by reason Of technical
deficiencies. There were too many
false intonations, too much labored and
uncertain passage work. The compost
ton 10 formidabiy difiioult and the night
was not q good one for strings The
accompaniment was good. The concert
was brought to its conclusion with the
Queen Nab" scher1o and the Rakoczy
march Of Berliox
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NATURALIZATION.
Captain Back From War Msrri.s
Paterson Y. w. @. A. Member.

captain BACK From War MarFfsa
Paterse. Y. w. @. A. Member.
One Of the prettiest weddings In Pa,sr-
son. N. J.. this autumn was performed
last evening In the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nilsson OF 6aS East Twenty.
ninth street. that city. whoss daughter.
Miss Josephine Nilsson, a graduate OF
Wellesley. became the bride of Cant.
William Fairhurst. also OF Paterson,
who recently returned from Germany
after nearly two years service overseaa
The Rev. Alvin c. Sawtelie, pastor of
Second Presbyterian Church, oficiated.
The bride was attended by Miss friisa-
beth Zabriskie as maid Of honor, and
Miss Beatrice Bergen OF Paterson and
Miss Ellen Pratt Of Towanda, Pa, al
bridesmaids, Following q reception Cant.
and Mrs Fairhurst left on an extended
honeymoon trip. after which they viii
mako their home in Detroit, where Can't.
Fairhurst holds an executive position In
the Taft-Pierce Machine and Tool Com.
pany.
Capt. Fairhufst was graduated from
Yale In 1914. When the war BEGAN he
enlisted. won the rank Of Captain ana
went overseas with the Twelfth Machine
Gun Battalion. Fourth Division, which
saw much Of the hghting. and then be-
came part Of the Army of Occupat ton
In Germany. Mrs Fairhurst has been
active in the Y. W. C. A.. being a mem
Der OF the board OF directors, and in
other. organizations in Paterson.
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OBITUARIES
JONATHAN LIE MOYNE SNYDER.

EAST LANSING Mich, Oct. 23.-Classes
at the Michigan Agricultural College
were adjourned to-day for the week as
result Of the death from apoplexy
yesterday of DIR. Jonathan lie Moyne
Snyder. former president Of the in
stltution.
DR.. Snyder. who was among the best
known educators in the country, was
born in Butler county, Pennsylvania,
October 20, 1859. He was graduated
from Westminster College in 1855 and
was given Ph.D. there in 1891. He
also held degrees from the University
OF Michigan and Syracuse University.
In 1892 he married Miss Clara MINI
of North Washington, Pa.
Immediately after graduating from
college DR.. Snyder became Superinten-
dent of Schools in his native county,
holding office for a year. From 1883
70 1896 he was principal of the Fifth
Ward schools In Allegheny, Pa, to
which he added kindergarten and man.
nii training departments. He was af-
terward president of the Slippery Rock
FORMAL School, Pennsylvania, and went
from there to the Michigan Agricultural
College IN 1896. He retired In 1915 and
has since been president emeritus.
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Morehsad. A. n. Patterson. Mrs n.
Casimir de Rham, Mr.. and MIRA Fr~d-
erick< de Rham.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
de hahm, Miss Clnrisse de Rham. Mrs..
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Miss Grace Van
ocrbilt, MIRA Lorillard Spencer, Major
and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henry Warren. Mrs Allison
hooges Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Van
oerpilt, Mrs. William d. Sloane, Mr. and
Mrs' John Henry Hammond. Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Burden, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b.
James. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Dawson.
Admiral W. Sheff,eld Cowies, u. 8. ~,
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen. Mrs. Hamilton
MEX Twombley, Miss Twombley, Mira
William b. Anderton,. Miss Ruth An
derton.
Also the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. Mrs.
Mayhem Cunningham, Mr.. and MIRA Al
win w. Krech. Charles Hayden, Manley
Whedbee OF London. Mrs. william @.
Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Old. Isslin, Mag
istrate and Mrs. Frederic Ksrnochan.
Mr.. and Mrs George b. Mcclellan. Mr..
and Mrs. Bgsrton L. Winthrop, DR.. and
Mrs. Austin Flint. Mrs. Charles b. Alex
ander, Mrs. Robert Sedgwick, Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. Dinsmore, Miss Helen
Reed, Miss Nellie Lent, Mrs. Winthrop
Burr, Mira Herbert M. Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. william Storrs Wells, Major q.
Creighton Webb, Mr., and Mrs. Gustavis
J. 8. White, Mr.. and Mrs John 8.
Melcher. Miss Margaret Reick. Mrs. VIII
Der Bloodsood, Miss Roeaiie Bioodgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelsnder ID,
Mrs John G. wilmerdins. Mira Ansel
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A, Van
Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon c.
Brown. ltr. and Mrs Henry c. Beadls-
stem. DR.. and Mrs. Preston p. Satter-
white, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Der. Wiss-
man, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Seton. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barton French. DR.. ana
Mrs. John Herndon French, DR.. and Mrs.
p. Flcwellsn Chambers, Mira Frederick
Martin Davies, Mrs. Edmund Randolph.
Harry Cushing, Sd, Sidney Dillon Ripley,
Mrs. John J. Wysong. Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Hartman. Seth sprague. Edward
and Lawrence Van Ingsn, Mrs. L. Town
send Montant, Mrs. William Post. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs.
Beverly Dusr, Miss Sophie B. Duer, Mrs.
Charles H. coster. Miss Helen Seton, Mr..
and Mrs. Casimir de Rhem Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles u b. Hnlhouse, Miss
Mary Stevens, Miss Frances Norton. Miss
Elisabeth Ellsworth, Mrs Charles A.
Childs, Mrs. Charles Colter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ODonnslf lselin. Mr.. and Mrs..
william Elliott, e. Costsr wiimsrdins.
Robert Stevens, Harry Sedgwicks John
Mills and Brady Harria
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mira Henry M. Tflford will give . din.
ner this evening for her daughter. Miss
Annette Tiiford. at her home In Tuxedo
Park. afterward taking her guests to the
annual autumn ball, which viii DO held
In the clubhouse In the park
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn will givs
a dance on the night Of January l n
their new home. 100 Fifth avenue. for
their dsbutante daughter. Miss Margaret
Kahn. Their guests viii b young people
Mr. and Mrs. George Gu Point Pratt Of
Kilienworth. Glen Cove. arc At the Plase-
MrsL James Byrne will give dance on
November 38 at the Rtx-Carlton for hei
three daughters, Mrs.. Hamilton Fish
Armstrong. who was Miss Helen Byrne
and the Misses Beatrice and she!ls
Byrne. who will b included with the Do
butantes Of the winter.
A rummase sale for the bensfit Of tho
Kip's Bay Day Nursery win Be held for
three days beginning November IL At Q
place yet to be named. Among those In
terssted are Mrs Philip q. Bartlett and
MIRA William @. Borland. who are ct thu
head Of the ways and means committee
They will have the assistance of Mrs
Watson b. Dicksrman, MIRA George r
Dyer. Mrs.. Dougias L. EllimAn, Mrs
SheEfoo 80 uCtts @EAAS. - sASs ~
Grinnell, MIRA Adrian v. 9. Lambert
Mrs. David N. Goodrich. Mrs.. W. War.
ner Hoppip. Jr.. Mrs. Edwin o. Hotter
and Mrs. Albert oallatin.
Invitations have been sent out for the
marriage Of Miss owendoiyn Ffvthing-
ham. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Richard
rockingham Of this city, to Albert
Montgomery Handy, which will take
place at II 80 on November In St
Mary's Church, Rookport Mass. A
small breakfast will follow at Pigeon
Cove. the country homo Of the brides
mother In Rockport
Mrs. Howard d. Collins will give re-
ception on the afternoon Of December 20
at her home. ESQ Park avenue. to intro
duce to society her daughter. Miss Doro-
thy Collins. The reception win be fol-
lowed by . dinner for Atty young people.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Sterry will give
dance 1T the Piasa on November "a
for their debutante daughter, Miss vir-
ginia N6terry.
Gen. and Mrs Oliver Bridgman win
return this week from the Lake Placid
Club. In tho Adirondack. to their home,
SIS Park avenue
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GERAGHTY SUIT DELAYED.
wife's Action VIII Not He Heard
Until December.

Until December.
Special DsspotoA to THH Sun.
NEWPORT, Oct. 28.-The suit of Mrs
Julia French Geraghty for separate
maintenance from her husband. John e
Geraghty. was set for a hearing at TIE
present October session of the Superior
Court but will not be reached this term
and will 60 over until December. when
court sits again here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden ]. Perry have
closed Bleak House ard have gone to
New York for the winter.
Major and Mrs. Iorillard Spencer, Jr.,
who are in New York. will return to their
home here on Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick P. Sands and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Sands. will &c
to New York after Christmas
Mrs Burke Roche has decided to re-
main at Elm Court until November.
Lispenard Stewart is to keep White
Lodge open until November.
Mrs. Daniel B. Fearing has returned
to New York for the winter.
Mrs. Howard A Flanagan gave a din
ner at the Naval Training Station to-
night.
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MISS PATTERSON
ISAUTUMN BRIDE
Marriage to Casimir de Rham
One of Largest Weddings
of the Fall.
CEREMONY AT CHURCH
REPRESENTATIVE Gathering Of
Newport and Southampton
Society Attends.

Miss Lucy Lathrop Patterson, only
f.,,htsr OF Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Lenoir
PATTERSON. was married to Casimir de
cham. a son of the iAte II. Casimir dc
Rharn, yesterday afternoon at o'clock
m Grace Church. Broadway and Tenth
,,r.st It was one Of the largest we'd
a,nrs of the autumn. and the church was
oiled with q representative gathering Of
Nsv York society. The church was
s,sborsteiy decorated with tall palms,
autumn leaves and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The Rev. Dr. Charles Lewis Slat-
tsry, rector. and the Rev. DR.. William
a Thayer, headmaster Of st. Marks
School were the officiating ciergymen
The bride entered the church with her
father, who gave her away. She wore
= rovn of soft white satin trimmed with
point lace and made with q court train
embroidered In orange blossoms. Her
veil of point lace fell to the end of the
train. She carried q bouquet of white
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Cousin IL Maid of Honor.
Nass Mary Patterson, q cousin of the
bride, was the maid OF honor. and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Katherine
Van Ingen. Margaret Krech, Marion de
Rhsm, Alice Dawson. Annette Tflford.
PaSs Anderson, Eunice James. Martha
Lyon, Helen Lee and Helen Moran. The
maid Of honor wore q costume OF pale
blue silk trimmed with ruching Of a
darker shade and . hat Of blue velvet
trimmsd with large green feather. car
ryins . bouquet Of Grayish blue orchids
The bridesmaids wor6 gowns OF pink
satin and chiffon and hats Of brown tulle
and satin. They carried bouquets Of
pink roses and lavender orchids
Henry Simonds acted as best man.
The ushers were Morehead Patterson
brother of the bride william de Rham.
brother of the bridegroom; William
Elliott, Jr., Thomas Archer Morgan,
Charles Coulter, John 8. Melcher. Jr.,
Edmund r. Marvin. Sigourney Thayer,
Albert J. Roadway. Jr.. Reginald Coombe.
Francis H. Cabot. Jr, r. d. narrower.
worthinyton Davis. William p. T. Pres
ton and n J. H. Powell. Jr.
While the guests were assembling
there was music of organ, harp and cello
and the bridal party was met by the
vested choir Of the church. who pre-
osAed them to the chancel singing the
wedding music from 'Lohengrin." There
was q full choral service throughout the
marriage ceremony. and for the recess
s,onal the choir sang the Mendelssohn
wedding music. AZ the bride and BRIDE
groom left the church the chimes rang
out some Of the wedding music of the
ceremony. The gathering In the church
ant later for the reception At the homo
Of the brides parents. "a East Seventy
second street, was representative OF
Newport and Southampton society. Mr..
and MrR Patterson have been Identified
for years with the Long Island resort
and the bridegroom has passed most Of
his life in Newport. The bridal party
received under canopy Of pink and
whits roses A BUFFET luncheon was
served by Sherry.
Quests at wedding. 4
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mira
Lindsay Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lathrop
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DIED..

ADAMs-Rosina, on October II. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sixth street Drank Z.
Campbsli). Friday. 10 A. N.
poEALD.-ou Tuesday. oetobsr n. 1919.
at her residence. lo3 East Eighty-sixth
street. Cornsiis, widow Of the Rev. u.
Winchester Donald. d. D.
Funeral service at the Church Of the
Holy Communion. sixth avenue and
Twentieth street, on Friday At 10 A. NJ.
nvANS.-Armida Lance. mother Of Mrs.
Charles z. Hsydt. At New Canaan.
Conn. in her sixty-sixth year.
Funeral services at Campbsirs Funeral
Church. sixty-sixth street and Broad
way. Friday. october ~, at $3.50 p. n.
lnterment at Oneida, ". Y. Kiudiy
omit flowers.
HARDIE.-suddeniy. October ns. 1919.
James Hardis, beloved husband Of
Katherine +. Hardis. at his residence.
1874 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HElNs.-At Hoboksn. N. J.. on October
%, 1919. J. Ferdinand Helms. formerly
Of Philadelphia, after . long illness
Funeral private.
REEcH.-on October Al, 1918, Dorothy.
beloved wife OF George gilbert WILL
Jams Kesch. In the nineteenth year of
her age.
FUNERAL at Plymouth Church, New
Haven. Conn. on Friday morning.
oetober ~, at ioiSo.
kSox--Suddeniy, of pneumonia, on Ooto-
Der II, 1919. John Mason. son Of the
late John Mason and Maria Living
ston Knox.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence, 100 Willow street. Brooklyn,
Friday morning at 1850 o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers
hANcHEsTER.-At her late residence.
1861 St. Nicholas avenue. New York
city, on Wednesday, October %. Flor
.nee Pilkington. wife OF James a..
Manchester.
Funeral private. Intermsnt Oak Grove
Cemetery. Fail River. Mass. Kindly
omit nowerA
roWELL--AlonIo. on October II. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH Frank 2.
CampbelD. Friday. October "a, 8 p. "a.
FUkCELL-On Thursday, October 2s. at
the Post Graduate Hospital. New York.
Joseph Purcell OF the Hotel Bossert.
Brooklyn, husband Of Annie L. Purcell
nee Temple.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
NAssAR.-Robert At the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. J. vogisr. Ridgewood.
y j., on October Is, 1919. in his eighty
hrst year. Father OF George r. and
John VAssar. native OF the County
OF Norfolk. England.
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SWIMMING LURES coIoNIsrs.
white sulphur spr,sgs Guests Are
Attracted 20 Pool.
special DespsscA to Tns svN,

Attracted 60 Pool.
Special DsspsseA to Tas sus,
WHITE SULPHUR spRINos, W. Va, Dot.
ss.-The swimming pool attracted many
young people this morning, and groups OF
spectators gathered to watch the water
sports. Miss Mathiide saportas. Miss
Theresa sta.Tett Miss Fla wldener and
Mi@ Emily Pdsrson were In the pool.
Stephen Peii, John Peii. Mr.. and Mrs.,
c. Alan Hudson. Peter A. b, widsner
I'd and Col Theron r. Strong also were
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin w. orvis Of New
York reached White Sulphur by motor
to-day for visit Of several weeks. They
have been At Staunton and Hot Springs,
Va Mt and Mrs. Richard w. Pooley.
who are spending their honeymoon NJ
the 0fssnbrisr. returned from . two
days visit To the Homestead.
Joining Mira. George r. Hun and the
Misses Carpenter At the 0resnbrisr were
Misc Eleanor Hun and Juiina HUT Of
0rssnsbury. Pa. Jack A. Gosslsr regis
tered from Chicago. Frederick A Snow
Of New York Joined the Southampton
colony At the 0rsenbrier. Col. and Mira
Robert NJ Thompson are members OF the
Southampton Get. and James Parrish b
expected to arrive from there shortly.
Edward r. Stettinius. who has recently
returned from overseas. 10 at the Green
brfsr. accompanied By Henry w. Cave.
for two weeks visit. Richard p. Wor-
rail- and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Powers
are New York arrivala Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Robbins, Jr., Of steslton. and Mr..
ond Mrs. J. c. Notes OF Harrisburg.
Pa. (; Miss Ethel N. Young OF Ga'i.pelis.
Ohio; William Weeks, Fred Both Of
Racine. VIA, and James Mathers OF
Philadelphia, c. w. Hubbard Of Mendoza.
Ill, and A. l. Lewis OF Madison are
other arrivals to-day at the Grccnbrier.
A, mist that prevailed to-day did not
keep the golfers from their game, and
several foursomes were played. The
Row John b Kelly and Jack Beliwood
defeated the Rev frahcis p. Duffy and
George Clark. ga IN an eighteen hole
match. Sir Robert and LADY Borden
were on the trails for their daily consti-
tutionAi, and Mrss Joseph T. widener
took q long walk to-day.
Mrs George A. Saportas entertained
at dinner in the Grsenbrisr last evening.
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PARTY FOR MISS JOHNSON.
Mr.. and Mrs Belts Entertain for
Boston Niece.

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rossiter Belts OF
270 Park avenue gave theatre party
lats evening for their niece, Miss Rosa
mond johnson, the debutante daughter
of Mrs.. Wolcott Howe Johnson Of Z
Commonwealth avenue, Boston, Mass.
They took their guests to see Apple
Blossoms" at the Globe Theatre, and af-
terward to the Ritz-Carlton for supper
and dancing.
The party included the Misses Helen
Hoadley, Sylvia Hillhouse, Katherine
Sharpe and Georgina L. Wells, Johnston
Mall. Stoddard Hoffman, Kenneth
O'Brien, Coils Coe and Henry E. Coe. Jr.
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LENox C0LoNIsTS LEAVE.
Many Obese Cottages ana Go
New York and Boston.

view HORk ana bO9tOns
SpscSsI DssssseA 10 Tss suS.
LENox. MasA, Oct aa.--Mrs William
A. Douglas Sloane viii close Elm Court
tomorrow and 90 70 her house at West
F1fty-seoond street New York. Mira
Philip W. Livermore and Miss Lucille r
Edgar OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
ward Cunningham and Miss Sarah L
0uiid Of Boston arrived to-day at Curtis
Hotel. Among other guests there are
MrA Walter Ward and Mrs. A. J. Hook
Of New Rochelle: Mr.. and Mrs.. r n
Gilland. Mrs.. John Dow, MIRA Charlea
Stack Of Wsstbury, L l.: Mr.. and Ma
Ralph e. Warner. Mr.. and Mrs E W.
Borden and r. L. Montgomery OF New
York.
Lieut. Col. ana Mra Newbold Morris
closed Brockhurst to-day and went Ia
New York. Mrs. David Lydig left for
New York BY automobile.
Miss Helen v. Drake and Afiss Kats
Buckingham Of Chicago have closed
their cottages and are at Curtis Hotsl.
Mr.. and MIA Samuel Russell Of Mid
dletown. Conn.,. are coming to Lenox to-
morrow for their annual visit.
Mrs. Frank Stevenson went to Boston
&c day after q visit with Miss Heloise
Meyer at Overlee.
Mrs. George Grenvilie Merrill returned
to stockbrtdge from the General Episco.
pal Convention at Detroit.
Miss oeoryiana w. Sargent was hos
tess at luncheon 1T Twin Films to-day.
Mrs. Lindsay Fairfax and her dAush-
ter. Miss Grace Fairfax. have sailed
from Montreal for England
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Blake Shaw
went to Boston after . visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Sperkman Shaw.
Mr.. and Mira George F. Ladue have
gone to New York from Heaton Hall,
Stookbridge
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TWO RECITALS HELD
AT AEOLIAN HALL
Aubrey Yates, Tenor, Il
Heard in EUening.

Two recitals took place at Aeolian Hall
yesterday. In the evening Aubrey Yates
4 tenor. was heard for the nrst time here.
His recital proved to be OF interest
The programme was we'll arranged.
and Mr.. Yates showed himself to be an
artist OF merit. He has q tenor voice
Of nne range, power and resonance. The
quality OF the voice IL unusually agree
abis. He produces 1t freely and sure
whom he u led to force II, as he SOME
times did last night and there was even
ness Of tone.
In music from Handel's "Jeptha" he
was at his best He delivered II with a
command OF the proper style. good phras-
Ing and excellent diction. Bishops
Love Has Eyes was also especially well
sung. In later numbers. as In an air
from Lalo's lie Roi d'Ys" there was
some forcing Of tone and exasgerations
in style. Rubinstein's THE Asra" he
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CHARLES NJ. GAGE.

Charles NJ. Gage. for many years q
proprietor Of the oyster and chop house
of Gage Tollner. one of the best
known restaurants of Brooklyn, 6ied
yesterday in his home. 2Ss Prospect
place, from arteriosclerosis and heart
trouble. He retired from active business
in 1910 because of i'll health.
Mr.. Gage was born in Brooklyn, June
20, 1S4S, the son of Edward H. and
Susan Morris Gage. He started tho
chop house in 302 Fulton street more
than forty years ago. taking Eugene
,Tollner into partnership five years later.
The walters and other employees re-
manned with the firm with scarcely an
exception during the years of Mr.. Cages
management and that of his brother,
Edward II. Gage, who died In 1917. Mr..
Gage leaves his widow. Mrs. Jessie Bald
win Gage, a member Of an old Brooklyn
family,
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sToKEs's "ICoNoaRAPHY" SOIL
Work on Manhattan Island Fstche,
$500 ne Auction.

Tho 'Tconosraphy of Manhattan ISL
and" By I. N. Phelps Stokes. led thu
prices in yesterdays sales from the
Evert Jansen Wendell collection At the
American Art Association. going to A
Swami. agent. for $500. It is q limited
edition In three volumes.
Other. sales were: No. bs04. The
File do ChAmbrs." by Susanna Rowson.
TO H. Carroll. for $50; No. SOFA, "A Pc
destrian Tour OF -Four Thousand Miles, /"
by Estwtck Evans. to "Aloo." for $40;
No. s4o7, The Assassination Of Lincoln"
by Dion HAco. to @. d. Smith. for $40 ;
No e<is. Hsrndon's 'Linoo,n." to A.
Swami, agent. for SIS; No. SAT-. ''LAn-
colns Cooper Institute Speech" 10 r. A.
Heller. for tti. and No. s7so. Corpora-
ton Manuals Of New York City, to w. J.
Morrisey, for $50.
The t1,al sa'ev ~ the day were
sl.ssi.7S, making the grand total TO Gate
Sss.3os. The sale continues to-day.
The sun., 1919-10-24
MRS. EMMA HOWE.

Mira Emma Howe. aged s3. widow OF
Samuel Howe and mother of Samuel B.
Howe, professor of history In the Junior
College. Newark, N. j.. died yesterday at
the home of the latter in Plaiffield. She
was born in New York and had lived In
Plainfield seven years. She leaves two
sons, Samuel B. Howe and Mather c.
Howe OF Groton, N. Y. and one daugh.
ter. DR.. Rose Howe Jameson Of New Will
mington, Pa