The sun., 1919-11-04
NEW YORK CANADIAN PERSONALS.

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DR.. Henry M Ami, +. r. G. s., passed
through New York last week, en- route
for the Mediterranean. seeking rest alter
three years of strenuous work in WASH
ington, D. c. He registered at the
Canadian Club.
For thirty years DR.. Ami was a mem
Der of the technical staff of the Geology
cal Survey of Canada at Ottawa, where
he devoted his energies In the study OF
| the wonderful natural resources OF MS
native land. His researches lay In prac-
tIcally every Province of the great
Dominion, from Nova Scotia to British
| Columbia. He spent eight years investi-
| eating coal formation in the Maritime
| Provinces and pointed out the possible
( extension of coal areas away peyoho
/ where they had been delimited. In on
! tario his report (1903) on the resources
of the northern portion of that province
| led him to point out that that great
Buronian belt of metalliferous deposits
would yield gold, silver. copper. iron,
Sc.-and later, Cobalt. Porcupine and
other amazing fields have proved the
| correctness of his geological calculations
His work at the British Embassy was
| directed in scientific channels, cooroih
ating and cooperating with members OF
! scientific bodies in Washington, such as
| the United States Geological survey, Bu-
reau of Mines, Geographical Labratory'
| Bureau of Standards, SC. He was In
| charge Of metals and minerals ana at
| tended to the application of the achieve
nents of science as applied TO Industry
and commerce. l.
| His last work or contribution TO
geography and geology, or the natural
resources OF Canada, is the volume re-
Gently issued by Stanford (puollshers1
London on Canada and Newfoundland
being Volume l. of the series North
| America compendium of Geography
and Travel" containing more than
900 pages of text, with copious Illus
trations. This work is full of meat and
information on Canada, giving STATISTICS
and figures of telling nature.
DR.. Ami leaves for Europe to-day
Later he will return to washington 10
resume his work, after which he counts
on completing his writings on Canaua
In connection with the geological sur
vey, to which he is still attached III
Ami is a firm believer in Canada and
In ia future. and in the good relations
which exist between the United States
and his native land. NO forts or guns
along the international boundary. Peace
for 100 years and over among us,
this. in his estimation and to quote MS
) words, is the greatest pledge Of friend
} ship and good will among nations on
the American continent
]. II. Fowler of ottawa is in New
York for few days, Following a tril
through New Jersey
!, p H B. Ker. Victoria. B. c., and
IT K. CLAYTON Kennedy. Toronto, were
visitors at the Canadian Club OF
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson, 81
John, n. B., were guests OF Il. w
Appleby at the Canadian Club last
! tuesday
i 7 & Hume, Toronto, was n guest oil
C A. Jardine at the Canadian Clut
last Tuesday.
Henry Lewis, Toronto, was a guest OF
IT. q. Wiley at the Canadian Club las
Wednesday.
Cant Theodore Goodridge Roberts
Ottawa, was guest of 1t. Col. y; i.
Brothers at the Canadian Club last
Wednesday.
Miss 1. NJ. Irwin, Hamilton, Ontario
, was a guest of w. w, Soden-lrwiI
! at the Canadian Club last Wednesday
RI Miss Jessie Gordon, Ottawa. was q
guest Of Henry NJ. Ami, F. Il. @. B.
az the Canadian Club last Thursday.
Many New Workers. will read with
= interest the following paragraph from
| the Montreal Star OF October IS: only
) relatives and intimate friends were pres
ent this afternoon at the wedding oil
, Miss Dorothy Hemsworth Wilks, daugh'
5 ter OF Mrs A. w. Wilks, S53 oliver ave
: nuc. westmount, to Major George W
Phelan, NJ. c., in the Church of the Ad
vent the Rev. II. NJ Little officiating
5 The bride was given away by hei
/ brother, Capt. York Wilks, and was at
; tended by her sister Miss Vivian Wilks
a Cant Albert Ross NJ. c., was best man
I Immediately after the ceremony Majoi
$ Phelan and his bride left for New Yorl
e 10 spend their honeymoon They will
h reside in Brooklyn at 23S Prospect place
8 Out of town guests at the wedding In
= cluded Mrs. Pendleton OF New York
= sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Rutl
a Dean OF New York
: Herbert J. ]. MoKeon. an insuranc
r broker OF Montreal. arrived Sunday a
u the Biltmore.
4 c. 8. Sims, vice-president OF the De
4 aware & Hudson Company, of Mon
r real arrived In this city yesterday o
: business trip. He Is staying at, III
% Hotel Biltmore.
j. c. A. Noes Of Toronto is expecte
% at the Biitmore to-day.
i. NJ A. Dawson, OF Montreal. is sta,