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THE NEW YORK TIMES. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1910. 11 URS.

FLAGLER WEDS EX-JUDGE BIHGHAH Oil Millionaire's Widow Marries Ex-Mayor of Louisville, a Friend of Her Youth. CIVES $1 25,000 TO MEMORIAL Florida Pistor Officiates it Cirt. inerty In Pembroke. Jonaa'a Home Will Build In Fifth Avenue. The inarrla7e of ex-Judg; Robert Worth Blnchra ef Louisville.

And Mr. Mry IJljr Flatter, widow of Henry M. I'Uilcr. took place at 6:30 o'eUx-k, jpr.stsrday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Eut ttxty-f earth StrweL old friends of the brill, The ceremony took, place In th munlc room, simply decorated with fear rul flUd tall whit lilies, and tha Rev.

George Morgan Ward, the rector of tha potnciana Chapel at Palai Beach. erecteU by tha UU Mr. Ftler. officiated. Tha brlJs won ta afternoon sown of pu fray velvet and tulle embroidered la pearl and carried a cluster of palest pink rosea and white orchids.

Her only attendant, who preceded herup tha Improvised aisle, was her niece. MUs Iouise Wise of Wilmington. N. C. who wore white velvet fowo, bordered at! the feet with white fur and having boJlce of silver lace.

Her whita satin hat waa embroidered la silver, and she carrlod ptnk roates, ret aver Give Bride Away. Tha bride'a William. IX. Kenan, of Lockport, N. T-, save her In rnerriagft.

Tha brtdesroora had Dr. Luke Tounj of ttaltlmora as hi bast man. There wra about fl'teea rsla-ttve and close friend present. There was ad reception. Soon after tha ceremony Me.

Elnirham and his bride loft on their honeymoon In the South. Those at tha ceremony Included Mra. William A. Kenan." Mr. and Mrs.

arahim Kenan. Mr. J. K. Wise of Wllmtnirton.

N. Mrs. Urennam. a sister of tb brtdeacrooui. from Asbevlile.

Mr and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, tr. and Mra. John Russell ope, and Pembroke Jones, Jr. Mr.

and Mm. Hlnfham p'an spendinc most of the comlnK year at the brio- groom's Louisville later wilt riivwe uieir um ueiwnn niieuau. in, Klairier estate at Ufaoh, New "York, and Louisville. The bride's apart roe nt at the t'iesa will be kept in order for her henever she comes to this city. Mrs.

Hint, ham also has an estate at Mamaroneck. Mrs. Hinghara cave, in honor of her rnarrtage. the sum of 1'JVhj to the Flagler Memorial Chape! in Ht. Augustine.

Last Monday she took title to a plot of ground JXJl hy luu feet, valued at on Fifth Avenue and rorr prising the block between Ninety-sixth mruA Nlnety-swvewtfc Streets. Rinee A lit. lyH, ttie property had stood la tha name of John Ruswll Pop, the son-in-law of Mr. and Mra. Pembroke Jones.

W. BearOsley of the glandani Oil Ooir.TMtny, reprveented Mra. Klagl'r in tive transfer. On this plot Mrs. Blnfham is to build a New York Third Wife ef H.

M. Fleeter. Mrs. B'nRbam was the third wife of the late Henry M. Flafler, tha Oil jyiagnat who rose from a poor hoy to an organiser of th Standard Oil Company and was worth between and ff.Ouo.UOO at hla death in May, aged and -nearly eUof he left to his widow.

After the announcement her coming marrlago to Mr. Mrs. Flag. 1-r dwUml hr Intention of leaving the bulk of her property to her Miss Ixiulse Wise, the twenty.yar-oll daurMer of her sUter, Mrs. J- K.

Wise ef Wllmlnmon. N. 17.. who has been staving with her at the I'laxa. The ex-Judge and his brine first met about twenty-three years ago and be-rame itwd friends, but separated.

Mr. Jtinghara later married Mis Eleanor Mliler. by whom he ha three children, ranging from 10 to 20 years of Hia wife died more than three years ago from the result of a motor accident. Miss Kenan, whose hnme was Wilmington. N.

married Mr. riagler in August, 1901, and was actively interested In all his DroJorts. A few months ago Mr. Itlngham and hla fcrlde of yesterday met at the home of a mutual friend in Aahavllie. N.

and their former friendship was renewed. Each is 47 years old. Ex-Jadge Biasness's Career. Ex-Judge Bingham has had varied career. Xn 190T he was appointed by Uovernor Beckham- of Kentucky the Mayor of the former administration having been ousted by tha decision of the Court of Appeals on the (round of an unfair election.

Mayor Bingham at once Instituted a crusade against the took the Fire and Police departments outside of politics, and In general carried out reform work. He was bom in Orange County N. was graduated from the Bingham School In Aahevtlle. attended the University of North Carolina, the University of Vtr- fnla, and tvk a course in law at the nlversity of Michigan. He became Pre feasor of Gs-eek and La tin in the Bingham School, resigned to practice law and served aa County Attorney for Jefferson County.

When his term as Mayor expired he was elected Chancellor of the Jeffereon Circuit Cou'4 retiring In 1311 to practice law. Dr. Stanwlx Weda Mlsa Alvarez. Tha wedding of Dr. George B.

Stanwlx of Tonkers. X. and Miss Chris tine Im. Alvarea of Brooklyn, the eldest daughter of the Ute Mr. and 'Irs.

Imorrutlo Alvarex of HoIlls. L. took place at Jt o'rlock yesterday morning In the City Hall in Jersey City, in the Cresence cf the immediate relatives. The ride's ruardlan. Major M.

1. Iilflns Brooklyn, gave her In marriage. After a honeymoon In the Mouth. If. Ptn-wx and his bride wilt fro to Tonkers to live.

Ir. Ptsawlx Is attending ivme and throat surgeon ta Roosevelt JIos-pital. DIAMONDS Tht Jiner grade only JIWTTiFRS 311 Fifth Avenue) at pndStssst ar gai A Catalogue No. 20 (72 pages) I LJjsrtU Jutt (tue1. describes and at auction, here single- volumes, some new, others In sound old bindings, at specially low prices.

Also soma Remainders," at bargains. This stock, constantly changing, is always worthy of the attention of Intelligent book-lovers. Libraries and small LONDON I St awtare Straw. Putnams H.R.WQBTHINGTON MARRIES Engineer Weda Mlsa Holbrook in Church of Tranafiguratton. The warrlag of Usury flossiter Worthtngton.

son of Chaties C. Worth-ington, and Miss Helen Holbrook, daughter of the lat Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook. was celebrated at 3 30 yesterday afternoon In the' Church of the Transfiguration.

East Twenty-ninth Street, the rector, Rev. Dr. eorge Clarke Houghton. The church was decorated with Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums. Tha bride, who walked with her brother.

Elliot Holbrook, who gave her in marriage, wore a white satin gown on medieval tines, the sleeveless corsage ending under the arms and almost invisible straps of tulle holding it in place. Wide bands of pearl embroidery were wound around the robe from the top to the hips. The skirt part was a mass of point lace. Tb4 unique veil was double and was held to her blond coiffure by a shaped satin filet studded with seed pearls, and hetd In cloee to the neck. The upper end, turned back from the bead, formed ft short veil, and the Ions; veil fell bow the train.

A large souare of old point luce formed the end nf the train, tdie- csrriiid a sheaf of lilies of the valley and white orchids, and wore diamond rorsaK ornament. Her only attendant was her little niece. Miss Nathalie Holbrook. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry who wore a flesh-colored chiffon frock covered with luce ruffles and having little hoops at the sides marked by pink roses. Her little flat lac cap hat was wreathed wun tiny pink rose and forget-me-nota and had narrow streamers. carried a basket of pink roses and lilies of Uie valley. Mr. Worthlngton had Austin Sackett as hla beat and the utdiers were Reginald Worthlngton and Edward Worthington.

his brothers; Harry Holbrook. ft brother of the bride William Sturgss, Claude C. Pinney, and Harry LonsWy. A small reception, followed the Hltx-Csrllon. Mr.

Worthington Is a son ot Charles Worthington, formerly of this city, by his first wife, Julia Hedden Worthington. and Is ft brother of Mrs. Kdmund H. Sawtelle. He waa graduated from Columbia in 11X13 and is ft member of several clubs.

Including the Racquet, Ardsley, and Automobile Club of America. The Worthington estate, near Shawnee, comprises thousands of acres, and Is one of the show places of that section. Mr. Worthington has turned over his game preserve, Buckwood Perk, N. to the State of New Jersey for ft wm refuge and bird sanctuary.

Young M. Worthlnrton la an engineer engaged lu motor car construction. ROBINSON DELAFIELD. Daughter of Mr. and Mra.

Albert Delifleld Weds Architect. The wedding of Francis de Lancey Robinson, formerly of. Fredericton. Kv B-. son of the late Mr.

and Mra. J. de Lancey Robinson, and Miss Grace Floyd DeUf leld. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Detafleld of Brecknock Hall, Green port, U. and 133 Eftst Thirty-eighth Street, was celebrated at noon yesterday in Old Trinity Church. -on Lower Broadway. The ceremony was periorrnfxi oy uie nev. j.

o. s. Huntington, Sueri)r of the Order of ihe Holy Cross, assisted by the Rev. Or. William the rector of Trinity larish.

The bride. In white satin, point lace, and tulle, was attended by her cousin. Miss Charlotta Prentiss, as maid of honor, and the Misses Constance M. Carr. a cousin of the bride.

And 8elena Arnold were the brtdesmakls. Mr. Robin eon had as his ushers Virgil Gordon, John Bovey, George Basil Hooper, and lr. Wt Kidney Smith, Augustus Riley was hia best man. The wedding breakfast waa held at the rviadeld town house.

The honeymoon win be srnt in traveling in the West and in Canada. Mr. Koblneon Is an architect and ft men; her of the Architectural League and the OnaJlan Club of New Tork. Mrs. llohlr son is a granddaughter of the Ute General Richard The engagement -was-announced in January iMISS McALPIN ENGAGED.

Daughter of Mr. and McAlpIn to Wad R. Shlland. Announcement waa made yesterday of the engagement of Miss Harriette Louise McAlpirv daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Wlflet McAlpin of 11 East Nineteenth Street, to Andrew K. Shi- land, son of the Ute Andrew Shlland and Mrs. Bhilanrf of this city. Miss MeAlpin made her debut three tSn Her winter, Mss Gladys Cloee married three years ago to William F. Irwin.

Mr. fthiUnd a Kraduate of WlUlama Collse. rlas of 0f the Columbia Lew ttcoool. His club Include the St. Anthony.

Racquet and Tennis, Law. vers. Williams. Oakland Golf, and Squadron He Is Junior member of the firm of Rhiiand Hedges. plans have bwn made for the wedding-.

MISS OXONNELL A BRIDE. Daughter of Deputy Tax Commissioner Wada R. L. Fallon. MUs Marie Louie O'Connelt.

daughter of James O'Connell. Tepuy Tax Commissioner, and Richard Leo Fallon, who la an associate in law of Judge Samuel 8 wlnburne. were married yesterday forenoon in the Holy Cross Church. West Forty-third Street. The Rev.

J. IX Roach ot the Church ot the Holy officiated. A breakfast followed at Murray's, more thsn Wtt guests being present. Among the guests were Senator O'Goi-man. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Doolin. Thomas Churchill, President of the Board of Education, and Mrs. Churchill, and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. MARRIED IS GRACE CHURCH. Lomax- Llttlejohn. Weda Alra. Marjorie Howe Brun.

The marriage of Umm Llttlejohn, of Flushing. L. and Mrs. Marjorie Howe Bruyn. a daughter of Mra.

Charles Sommers Howe of Summit, N. took place at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon in th chantry of race Church, Broadway and Tenth Street, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dt. Charles Lewis Hlattery. the reor.

The bride, in ft street costume of btack velvet and sealskin, with a hat of the fur and silver lace, and carrying lilies of the valley, was unattended. Mrs. Howe gave her Daughter in war rlase. and Malcolm -Llttlejohn was his brother's best man. Only the Immediate families were present, and thcro was no reception.

After a long trip' through the South Mr. and Mrs. llttlejohn will return to live at 79o West End Avenue, this city. notor Car Touring Society Dines. The members of the Motor Car Tour-Ins; Society held their tenth annual dinner last evening at the Union Club.

About twenty of the members. Including Vincent Astor. Oliver Iselin. Hermann tvwlnchs, Harold Vanderbtlt, ft. Thornton Wilson, were present, and wenty Invited guests.

The officers of ihe society are Albert Eugene Gallatin, President; Percy R. Pyne. Vice President M. Orme Wilson. Secretary, and (these with F.

L. V. Hoppin and It. Oxgood Field, form the Guv- rnlng Committee. in Boo ks recent Durchases at private sate and abroad.

Many good sets and collectors; books bought. NCW YORKt 1 West 5th St. wwtel Sth Ave. BISHOP C.E. CHENEY DIES IH olST YEAR Senior Ecclesiastic of Reformed Episcopal Church Expires in Chicago 56 YEARS IN ONE CHURCH Ex-Preaident of the Synod Waa tha Author of Religious and Historical Books.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13. Charles Edward Cheney. Bishop of the Chicago Synod.

Reformed Episcopal Church, which he helped to found. 'n4 for flftyaU years a rector of Christ Church. Chicago, died at his home today In his eighty-first year. He waa the senior bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Bishop Cheney was born at Canan-dalgua, N.

on Feb. 20, 183d, the aon of Dr. E. Warren and Altle Cheney, aud waa educated at Hobart College, receiving his A. B.

degree in 1S57. He studied theology at the Alexandria. Va-, Theo logical Seminary, receiving a D. D. degree "at GrinneM College.

Iowa. In 1871. He was ordained in IS. and two years later became rector ot Christ Church, Chicago. Bishop Cheney waa a leader In organising the Episcopal Church, and while still rector of Christ Church was consecrated Missionary Bishop of the Northwest.

In 115 Bishop Cheney became President of the Synod of the Reformed Kpiscopal Churches of the Central States, which office he held for two years. I He was the author of a number cf religious and historical worka. Among them were The Second Norman Conquest of England." A Belated Plan-tagenet." A King of France Unprepared In History," and The Enlistment of the Christian Soldier." Bishop Cheney was a member of the Sons or the Society of the Mayflower Descendants. American Historical Association. Chlcsgo Historical Society, and the University and Chicago Literary Clubs.

MR.BOGUSLAWSKrS RECITAL A Kansas 'City Pianist Shows Ability In Aeolian Hall. Moses Boguslawskl come to Join the vast throng of pianists In New Tork. from Kansas City, a town not hitherto prolific In the production of pian'sta. He' gave a' recital. In Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon In which he rose considerably above the level maintained by most young pianists who appear unheralded by fame.

His equipment Include a fine mus'cal taste and a feeling for the less obvious significance of the music he undertakes, a delicately colored and expressive tone, though not a large one, and an accurate and well de-veloped technique. He is hardly to be blamed for presenting Busoht's transcription of Bach's organ prelude and fugue in major as a piece ot pianoforte technique and dweil.ng upon the planlstie effects to be found in it, rather than upon its essential quality aa an organ composition; for Busonl did all he could to make a pianoforte piece out of It. It is more to the point that he played rhythmically and clearly and with a realizing sense of it formal proportions. lie was stilt more successful In Brahms's variations on a theme ot Paganint's, in which he showed how much more they are than a set of difficult technical problems. They may easily' be reduced to that plane; but an art'stie point of view finds them full of poetical and charm musical effects of great variety.

Of these Jr. Boguslawskl found many. It was a considerable undertaking- and denoted commendable seal to present the whole of IJpst'm Swiss "Annees de Pelerinage." -nine numbers. As first aid to the audience there waa provided ft set of notes Imagining a program for each one Liszt himself gave no further suggestion than the titles in order that the listener might know In detail the proper, emotions to dilate with, such as Rufus wished very properly to know, on h'a first aDoearance at. the opera.

Mr. Boguslawskl closed with a group of fieces hy Chopin. He waa appreciative-y listened to. A JOINT RECITAL. Miss Greta Torpadie, Soprano, and Hana Klndler, 'Cello.

Miss Greta, Torpadie. soprano, and Hans Klndler. violoncellist, gave a re cltal together yesterday afternoon at the Century Theatre that afforded two distinct kinds of pleasure to the audi ence: the pleasure of hearing ft charm. Ing light soprano voice in songs ad mirably suited to iss singer, and that of hearing an accomplished player of the violoncello treat his Instrument with grace, freedom and finish. Neither commands ft large tone or ft large atyle; and the little auditorium of the theatre enabled them to be heard to' the best advantage.

Mlsa Torpadie. who began with old airs by Handel and ParadTes. dtd nothing more charming or more characteristic than the group of Scandinavian songs which she sang in their original tongues, Norwegian and Swedish, hy Sjogren, Sibelius. Peterson and Backer-Ordndahl. To them she added Slnding's Sylvelin," and later sang- a group ot French songs.

Mr. Klndler played pieces by Bach. Handel, and Tartlnl. arranged by himself. Boeilmann's Variations Sympho-niques," and pieces by Chopin, Hinding, and Zeckmer.

Mr. Klndler is the first 'cellist of the Philadelphia Orchestra. The accompaniments for both artists were to-bo played by Coenraad V. Bos. BERNHARDT HERE DEC.

4. She Will Play Her Farewell En. gagement at the Empire. Sarah Bernhardt will begin her New Tork engagement, again announced as her farewell appearance In this city, Monday night, Dec. 4, In the Empire Theatre.

Several playhouses were under consideration for Mme. Bernhardt'a engagement, and in a wire to her manager, W. F. Connor, she thus stated her preference for the Kmplre. I would like to make these last appearances of mine on the stage of my old friend.

Charles Frohman. whose cruel and untimely death has grieved me so Cyril Maude. In "The Baeker." will try to find another stage when he quits the Empire on Dec Otherwise be will go on tour In Grumpy and play those cities in which he has not been seen. It waa originally planned to have Mme. Bernhardt appear in the reconstructed Knickerbocker.

but David Warfleld's revival of "The Music Master." announced for eight weeks, has been extended indefinitely. NINE O'CLOCK FAILS TO OPEN Tiny Theatre In Weat 58th Street la Still Without a Ucenae. Helen Freeman's Nine O'Clock Theatre continues unopened. Last night for the second time within a few weeks the little playhouse in West Fifty -eighth Street failed to open as announced because it did not have a license and the authorities would not permit It to open without one. The theatre, which occupies the second floor of the building at- now has seats for seventy-five persons, and those responsible for the venture said last nlsht that when a license was refused several weeks ago and the capacity of the auditorium was then reducd lo seventy-five they understood a ltcense would be unnecessary.

The License Department held otherwise, however, and those who vialted the theatre last nl-ht were told Cae opening would probably happen soon. ROYALTY ATTENDS WEDDING 8eaa Battenberg Prince Wed Grand Duke's Daughter. LONDON, Nov. 15. Oountes Nadejda de Torby, daughter of Grand Imke Michael Michaelovitch of Russia, was married today to Prince George of Bat-tenberg- The Seremony was witnessed by King George.

Queen Mary. Queen Mother Alexandra, and other members of the royal family? The ceremony was celebrated In Russian sVd English churches. Engagements. Mrs. Charles Northrup Finch of Summit, N.

announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Marjorie Finch, to Egbert Charles Hadley of Bridgeport, Conn. The engagement of. Miss Geneva. Hamilton Walker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Walker of Bayonne, to Harvey Byrd Minis of Greenville, 8. is announced. Dr.

Henry Franklin Cutler and Mrs. Cutler of Mount Hermon, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mlsa Christine North, to William Francis Bailey, eon of Mrs. Will-lam Francis Bailey of Summit. N. J.

H0LBERTON The marriage of Mlsa Ida May Mltta. daughter of Keank O. Mlttag of Park Ridge. JC. Acid Taylor W.

Holberton. son of J. W. Holberton of Hackensack. N.

took place last evening at the Waldorf-Astoria. The Rev. R. Bllck- ensderfer of Hackensack officiated. A reception and dinner for 200 guests followed the ceremony.

After their bridal trip Mr. and Mra. Holberton will rcsiue in Brooklyn. Lufburrow-Lowther Engagement. Mr.

James A. Greer of 58 Central, Park West announced yesterday the en gagement of her niece. Miss Grace Luf-burrow, to Christopher M. Lowther, a son of George Lowther of 875 Park Avenue. New York, and Riverside, Conn.

Miss Lufhurrow Is a sister or Miss C. Lufburrow. No date has been mentioned for the wedding. Hauptner-Conklln Engagement. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hauptner of this city announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Charlotte G. Hauptner." to Loralne 8. Conkltn, son of Colonel Eugene H.

Conklin of 3JO West EUhty-thlrd Street. No date has been set for the wedding. GEN. D. C.

KINGMAN DEAD. Former Chief of Engineers of tha United tatea Army Was 64. Brig- Gen. Daniel Kingman, U. S.

retired. "formerly Chief of Engineers of the army, died at Atlantic City on Tuesday. In hi sixty-fifth year. He was born In New Hampshire on March 6. 1852.: and entered the Military Acad emy at West Point from that State In 1870.

He was graduated In 1K7S, being second in a class of forty-three cadets, and was assigned a Second Lieutenant to the Corps of Engineers. In Ausust, 1S7S. he returned to West Point as Assistant Professor of Engineering, remained there three years, and then became engineer of the Platte. General Kingman wns in charge of the Improvement of the Yellowstone National Park from 18S3 to lttt. and had served In all parts of the country on lake, river, and harbor improvements, lie continued In active service until March 0 ot this year, when he was retired.

i Charles Abram Gay. Charles Abram Gay, Ions active in church work In Brooklyn and a resident of that borough for sixty years, died yesterday at hia home, ISO Decatur Street, from heart disease. Mr. Gay was bora seventy-five years ago In Albany, N. and was formerly In the Iron and metal business In Manhattan as a member of the firm of T.

B. Cod dington a Co. He was for ears a member of the Embury Memorial M. E. Church, of which he waa formerly a member of its Board of Trustees, snd for a long time Superin tendent ot the bundny school.

ie Us survived by hi Wife, ft daughter, Mrs. Thomaa L. Lasher, and three sons. George, Charles who is a member ot the New York Stock Exchange, and Robert M. Gay.

a professor in Goocher College in Baltimore. Md. John Robert Moore. John Robert Moore, a civil engineer, who was for many years connected with the New Jersey Central Railroad. Is dead at his home In Merrick, L.

I. He graduated at Norwich University, and waa for. the last twenty-five years with tho Department of Highways as one of the city's staff ot Civil Engineers. He lett a widow and son. Obituary Notes.

Mrs. MART FRANCES HAMILTON, widow years Superintendent of the De Vlnne Itom In Manhattan, died on Tveaday at hr home, 4 Mlddsgh Street, Brooklyn, fe'he was 73 years oM, and was an active member of the t. enurefc or tne Aumiuw. THOMAS JEITER80N ALLEN, on, of the feuaders ef the Janes M. K.

Church In Brooklyn and a former resident of that bor- oush. died on Tuesaay at nis nomo in r- i Mlc, js. sir. Alien was a pwnmonaa era. i ploy of tho tUnser Kowln- Machine Cora.

peny in euumuu n. was aa yoars oio. OEOROE HENRY KRAZER. 87 years eld. a lawyer, and tarmerly a protnlnont member of Company O.

Forty-seventh Hoglmcnt of Brooklyn, died at hi homo, 8.2-1 Jamaica Avenue. Richmond Hill, on Tuaday. It No. 10. Junlur O.

V. A. of Newark. GEOHOE WASHINGTON a car-poater In cbarse of aaveral apartment houses In Brooklyn, died on Monday at hta homo. Montroso Avenue, tuat borough.

ased SI years. RICHARD BARRIE ORA X. Si yrsrs old. an elwtrirlan, died on Mo.iday at the homo of hla oiatar in I nlon ourse. u.

leaving a widow and a aaugnier. Mn ANNA DORIS VON DOHLES NEW ttOFK. on of the flrt members of the Pu p.t.r-a nrmin Lutheran Church In Brook lyn, fit' on Tlx-dy at the homo of her son. 114 Monrv tUrovt. ad St yoars.

8h la survived by two sons. Christopher and Theodora rnorr. Mrs. ANN JANE WILLIAMSON, 0O years old. widow of Joseph Williamson, aho for many years had a Ursa oranse grove is Florida, died irom avoplaxy on Tussday la tho KunMhlne tanltai-ium In BenaonhiiYst.

and the funeral services will be held in th eoapol at 27 Docatur Street. Brooklyn, this afternoon. Mrs, WUUamsua la aurvlvsd by a son. JOHN EDWARD PARADOWEKI. a member of the Koyal Arcanum and th Sheens-head Kay Tacht Club, died In th Brooklyn Hospital on Tuesday after an oprratton.

It waa 47 years old ana uvea at ou cast Twenty-nrst street, jaateurn. JOHN H. MfLLER. a retired DorUt for more than thirty years la business in Brooklyn. Is dad at his hots.

4IT Pulaski Straat, that boroush. In hi seventy-fourth year, He left a widow, five daughters, and a sun. CHARLES J. 8TKTTHEIMER. retired member of the New York firm or Stetthelmer Sc shirtwaist manufacturers, died on Tuesdav at his home In Msywood.

N. in hla ftfty-elehth year. He was a member of th Board of Education. Fire Department, and various civic association ot Msywood. Miss PRIXE DELLEXBAVCIH.

a traveler and musician, died en Monday at tha New Tork Hospital, following an operation. Sh was th daughter of Dr. Samuel IieUenbausb Of Buffalo. She Is survived by two brothers. Dr.

C. Dellenbaush of Portland. and Frederick Dellanbaush, author and artist, of this city. Mrs. ANNIE BARRITT.

wlf ef Everett Barritt. priprietor of a department store at Peterson. N. is dead at her home, awl Main Street. tor son.

CHARLES IETKRtiON. for several year steward of Horn mod or Ev Benedict's steam yacht Oneida. Is dead at his home. Avenue, Brooklyn, in hla sixty-fourth yssr. RCFT8 PIERCE VASSAR of Company Seventh Regiment, and a veteran of th Spanish-American war.

died on Monday at McAllen. Texas. He wss brn In New York and euucaieu at me 1 oranam unitary Acau emv. Mr. SARAH A.

HOFFMAN, widow nf Ma.tor George Hoffman, a civil war veteran, died yesterday st ber home In Andover, N. In her seventy -elgntn year. CHARLKS ANN ESS. a retired harness manufacturer, seventy rears old. died on Tuesday at his home in Whltehouse, N.

J. JOHN COTKENDALU a wholesale rofrea merchant of Newark. N. and a inemli.r rn of tli eld Colonial families of th Stat, died on Tuaadar at the home of his Louis 1. toykenUall.

14 Imox Place, Maplewood. N. in his seventy-fifth rear. was a men iter of th Holland Society of jsw iwi. MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL Author ef Historical Romanete and Playe Dla at 5f.

WASHINGTON. ov. 13. -Molly Elliot Heawell, author of widely rad historical romance and stories for boy. died here today, agnd OH.

MUa Molly Elliot Seawetl. novelist and dramatist, wan born in Virginia, the daughter of John Tyler and Frances Jackson 8cawelL sr.d waa a grandnlece of President John Tyler. She started her literary career as a Washington correspondent, and I hen became ft writer of short stories. In which she waa very successful. In 1890 Mlsa Seawell won ft prise ofiered by The' Youth a Companion, and also won The New York Merald nrise of for tne best novelette In lSu and The Herald prise of for the oest short story In HWi.

In each of these contests there were more than l.uuO competitors. mostly men. Among some or hsr best Known oooas are: Jarvls. 1(; Midship man Paulding." lhWl: -Caul "A bli-anR-e. Had Comedy.

Romance of Marsac" 180: Papa Boucnard" ljol; Children of Destiny. lwia; The Chateau of Monplelalr UsK: Ist Imchess of Uelrrade." 1IA and "The Jugglers." in I'Jll. Her two best known plays are Maid Marian." and The Sprightly Romance of Mar-sac." Miss Seawcll soent the greater part of her life in Washington. JTarrtSf end sVaft neftess tifwT4 for ncrftoa im Ta Ne Tork Tissea may be feiepaowed to P3U Bryeal. LEHMAN STERN.

Mr. Caroline. Stern ef Hi West Zd St. th etage-ment of her daugntei. Sara, to Mr.

Jack H. Lehman of Newark. At horn on Sunday. Nov. 3H.

from 4 until 6 clock. NATHAN ITNTEKHKItO. and Mrs. Is rael t'nlei berg will be at home Bunday ar. ternonn.

Nor. 19, from until tl. In honor the ensagement of their daushtsr. Mabel, to Mr. idgar J.

Nathan. Jr. No cards. MARTIN DOCOLAS. Nov.

14. at BL Jam Episcopal Church. Paso Kobles. oy the Rev. J.

W. Orestvam. Iean of Urwce f'stheorsl. Sen rrnno. Winthrop Martin to Kvelyn.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uerard louglaa of San MUrueL ROHl.duN-DEl.AFlEIJ.-At high noon. Nov. IS.

at Trinity Churrh. nrate nr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.Urt Dela-field, and Francla de Ijincey Robinson er united In holy matrimony by th Rav.

J. o. S. Huntington, O. It.

C. ADLER Ob Tuesday. Nov. 14, CareUne Ad- ler, in neriftn rear, uuirh -1 snd Samuel AjUt and Mrs. H.

Levy, Mrs. E. B. of Pittsburgh. and Mrs.

Joseph Lyon of Pnl adelphla. Penn. Funeral from -her late "residence. 1 114 Avenue Brooklyn, oa Thursday. Nov IIL a P.

M. BRAWLET. At his resUenc. Chsslestoo. 8.

early wednesoay morauii, the Hin. William H. Brawlsy. Funeral St. Michael's Church.

Charleston. Thuiw-Amw afternoon. Nov. Id. CROOKER.

Suddenly, on Wednelay. Nov. 1, Anna wire oi --t o. her residence. SO West 1-Mth St.

Notice of funeral tomorrow. Boston pair pleas copy. DAVIS. At Ry. N.

on Nov 15. Daniel H. B. Davla. In th let year Of hla ase.

Forert SaturJay. Nov. IS. th arrival of th train leaving th Grand Central station tu.m a. u.

DE WILDE. -On Tuesday. Nov. 14, Frederick De Wilde. Funeral services will he held at his Ute residence.

JM East l'SUi en Friday. Nov. IT. at p. M.

Nov. 14, William husband of Anna i. Donehoe. (new Cronln.) BmuImti st Church of Hole inoo- rent. West 37th 8L.

Thursday, Nov. 1. at 10 A. M. Interment Woodlavm.

DOWNIE. At Hoboken on Tuesday. Nov. 14 ltd. Catherine M.

wlf of th lat Alexander Downle. agei 7 years. Relatives and friends ar respectfully Invited to attend funeral servkoa at th residence of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas J.

Wilson, 1.22B Oar den Hoboken, on Thursday evening. Nov. 1. at a o'cloos. Interment Hobcken Cemetery.

EMANCEL. On Monday. Nov. IT 116. at hla Ute reslience.

SSO Park New York. Enwst Sayr Emanuel, In the 44th vear of bia see. Funeral privet. Kindly, omit flowers. OAT.

On Wednesday. Nv. 1.1. 1H 4. after a long Illness.

Charles A. Oay. busband ef Anna A. Gay. in Ma 7dth year, Funeral Mr-vices will be held at Embury Memorial M.

K. Church. Decatur. St. and Lewi Brooklyn.

Friday vnlng. at o'clock. lDterment pilvete. Pleas flowers. IIAWKES.

Malvtna M. I Eaot 4h Brooklyn. Nov. 13, beloved mother of Julie. Joseph, and A.

H. llawkes. In her S-td year. Funeral private. F.eas omit flowers.

HEOEMAN. Suddenly, st Whit mains. N. Maria Ixnilee. widow of Peter R.

Hecemsn. Funeial wrrlm at Qreenwood Cemetery Chapel, Friday. Nev. 17, at 2:30 P. M.

HEINZ. On Nov. 14. ll. after a short illness.

Henry Heine, ased 7 years, father of George and Henry Heine Funeral Frliay. Nov. 17. at 10-Jto A. from August Herrlleh's funeral narlor.

131 Avenue A. between tnh and lvth Sta. HILSON. On Tuesday. Nov.

1. st th An-sonla Hotel. Edward, belavw.1 busband of Laura Hllson. Funeral service will t-e held at th Tempi Emanu-Kl. 8th Av.

and 43d Thursday memlns. Nov. IS. at 10:30 e'cleck. HOCH HALTER.

On Tuesday. Nov. 14. Il. A.

Anna Km ma Hochhaiter. in her TBth year. Relatives and friends, also Ladles' Aid Society of St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church ar respectfully Invited to attend funeral servic on Thursday, imh Instant, at P. at tlw parlor ef J.

N. Oennerlch's Boo. ssS Oth Av. Interment private. Hoboken.

N. en Tuesday. Nov. 14, 1914. Oeorge Whitfield Jnks.

Funeral service, will held st bt lata reeldsnce, 1,012 Oarden Hoboken. oa Thursday. Nov. 1. at 4 P.

M. Worcester and Springfield. paper plea. ropy. JONES.

On Wednesday. Nov. IS, at tM residence of his son, S01 West 9th lienjamln U. in th both year of hla age. Funeral private, Chicago papers please copy.

JEWETT. On Tueeday, Nov. 14. Oeorge Langdon Jewett. at hla residence, TO 6th Av.

Service. Grace Cbantrr Thursday, lo A M. MAOCAFFIL. On Wednesday. Nov.

15. 19l. Elisabeth Van Wyrk Maccaffll. aged SO, widow of James funeral aerr. Icra at her Ute reeldenre.

1.8 Pacific Brooklyn. Friday. Nov, at 2 P. M. Interment private.

McNrFF. Nov. 14. I9l, Bridget McNIff. st tho residence of her daugh'w, Mr.

Daniel Ofonnor. 3' Wat dth St. Funeral and Interment Uorceater. Nov. Is, Worcester paper pleas copy.

MOoRE. Enter into ret Nov. 13. 1914. Man-la Parker, daughter of the lat Johnstone and Alary Vsesy Parker Moor.

Nov. 18. at toe Hotel Fllx Portland. Hannah, relict of Wm. J.

Schlos. In her Kith year. Funeral service, and Interment at Bth-El Cemetery. Fresh Pond Road. Brooklyn, en Friday Mornlrut at SCHOOL On Monday, Nov.

is. 181. Ann beloved oiolher ef Maud A. Johnstoo, Madeline and Herman Schocb, In bar Kith year. Funeral i at her late residence.

No. T4 Weetervelt New Brighton. S. on Thursday. Nov.

14. at 12 noon. Interment private. SCHOKN. Suddenly, Nov.

13, 191S, Harry Srhoen, beloved husband of Emma. (Kra-ger.) Funeral service Friday evening at b. SO at hla Ute residence. 1.1N7 Woody-cnert A near l7th St, Ogden A v. cars from 196th St, lvatd.

Kindly emit flowers. BCOTT. At the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, on Nov. 1ft. Marr.

wife of liavtd Scott of 2t Windsor Place Brooklyn. Funeral services in Friday. Nov. 17, at 2 P. at the iTvspect Height Presbyterian Cnurch, 8th Av.

and 10th St, Brooklyn. 8PEER On Wednesday. Nov. 13, 181. Rich, ard Pe-irter Hpeer, in his 7th year, has-Iwnd of Emma Wortman.

Funnel service at his lat iwsklenre, IHH East 19th Brookiyn. Friday. Nov. 17. at 8 P.

M. Interment Caldwell. N. J. CXDERWOOD.

J. Rose, on Nov. 13. 191, beloved husband of 'Irare Cnderwood. at Flower Koepltal.

New York, Notice of funeral hereafter. VALENTINE. Robert C. South Bralntree. Mass, Funeral services will be held In Trinity Church.

Boston. Friday. 12 clock. WAT. On Nov.

15, at her residence. ISA West 102d New York. Caiien Augusta, wMow of tieorgr P. Way snd daughter ot the Ut John Ii. Doiinert ot liiiladelphla WILI JAMSON.

Tueadar. Nov. 14, In her 'Jinh year, Auu Jane, wlf of th Ut Joseph Williamson. Funeral service on Thursday. Nov.

Id, at 1 o'clock P. at 27 Decatur Brooklyn near Tompkins Avenue Vistlnn of the Fulton Street Iiilormeiit piivst. ISH MANN. On Wednesday, Ne. 13.

181A. William J. Wlsrhmann. In hu C7th )ear. Funeral servl.tr at Ills late rtal-denre.

2 tlates A Friday evening at P. M. Funeral on Ssturaay at P. M. lataitneat in Luthwan Osmetsry.

5DU D. BROWN. WUIlain VM East iOU SL Nov. 12. Kuueral today.

2 P. M. COrHilKJVK. John. West Nov.

I II. Funeral Uxlsy. O.M A. M. I DOHKRTY.

Michael 214 Est I.Ath Nov. 14. Funeral tvis, HW A. M. FA KM FR.

Helen Nov. IU. Faneisl Ud St. and sib A v. today, 2 P.

M. OKBHAHUl', evmlUe, iwl West fcnd Nov. 14. aged 44. Funeral today.

1 P. M. HARRISON. Klcluurd 1L. lot East Slat Nov.

aged 2a. HEIDOERD. iiennan 11.. CM West 12th Nov. la.

krxl Funerai private. IIOM1KR. i ran ia West llth Nov. 14, aged 4i. Funerai service today.

JACOBS. Oenmue. bit lst Mb St. Nov. 11.

S-uneial lousy. 2 I'. M. KEUS9. Thomas, Nov.

14. agd 34. Funeral 415 lat Av. tomorrow. 10 A.

M. McCt SKER, Susan K. 1.017 East IWHh Nov. 14. today, 10 A.

M. McDONALD. WlHiam, tkM Sth A Nor. 1. MEAN I.

Catherine. 11 St. Luke I -lace. Nov. 14, Funeral tomorrow, w.ju A.

M. NORTON. Catherine. 24 Nov. 1 Funeral today, to A.

M. CCO.NNELL. Thottias. 171 East 111th Nov. 14.

OCO.V.VOM. Thomaa. ttea View Iloapltal. S. Nov.

14. FuiienJ leinorroe, Mi A. PARI! AM. Mlnnt. 100 Av.

A. Nov. 14. aged 43. PARKINS Sarah 07 Grtenmlch 8L.

14. Funeral today. A. M. WL1NN.

Patrick. 4t he Ncv. 14. Fu- neral toiay. A.

RTAN'. Jusepn C. 42n Eaat 6Sth Nov. 13. Funeral prtvat.

lit Last Kni Nov. 14. Punrrsl private. Brooklyn. RANO WITCH.

Anna, I'M Vernon No. 14, aged BPUIJO -Frank. King. County HospltsJ. Nov.

13. aged n. CAMPBELL. Harriet. 144 North 10th SL.

Nov. 14 Funeral tomorrow, 2 P. M. 231 Adams N. Iz.

CHAMLErt. -Julia. 103 Taylor Nv. 12. ased uX 107 FUtl.ush Nov.

1U runeral Ions jr. 80 A. M. CONLON. Michael.

Si Vanderbllt Nr. i. runeral tomorrow, mi a DALY. John S7 -h Nov. 14.

Fi- nerai (oaay. dU A. Al. DELAPOTTERIE. Hanlet K.

IM ft. Mark' Nov. 1ft. Funeral service tomorrow. DULBERGER, Mary.

8S7 Pacific Nov. l.i. aged 84. FISi-HEM. Barbara.

Manhattan Nov. IJ, aged oe. Funeral tomorrow. OIACXIME. Martha.

4 Bushaiek Nv. 1J. aged OILRA1N. Frank. 73 Messrol Nov.

13. sgeii SS. HAM ILTON. Mary 4 Mldisgh Nov. 14.

runeral to.ly. 9 a. M. HARFOKD. Ibomae.

low Clay 8L. Nov. 13. IUIJiIlHHAND. IgnaUua.

JO Cooper Su. Nov. ia. aged SO. a JERRARA.

nosaiio. 143 HumtoMt Nov. 13. aged 87. Orouklyn lloapltal.

Nov. 1 11. aged S3. KASHOW Margaret 14 Huron i Nov. 13.

ageu 41. i. 7. East 27th 8L. Nov.

aged CI. LTON. narah. 302 McDonough Nov. 14.

aged 70. McAVOT. Edward. Holy Family Hospital. Nov.

15, aged W. MACRL Isabel. Kingston Avenue Hospital. Nov. 12.

aged 2. MAJOR. Sarah. Grand Nov. 13.

aged S3. 273 Starr 8L. Nov. 12. aged no.

MONTGOMERY. Catherta M. Church Homo. Nov. IX O'BRIEN.

Morgan Ft. Mary Hospital. Nov 13, aged JJ. Funeral today. 9 Jo Emma.

418 Putnam Nov. 13. aged 4. Jewish Hospital. Nov.

1.1, aged 16 months. 8CH ECKER, Mary D. 133 Prospect Nov. 1.7 a red 47. SNEDIKER.

Lucy. Kings County Hospital, Nov. 1.1, aged 8NELL Johanna 1.824 bean 6L. Nov. 18.

aged 72. TAT LOk. Marl L. 77 Lafayette Nov. sg4 M.

3M Baltic SL. Nov. 1. laged 30. ZIXN.

Thereea. 213 McIougaJ Nov. 14. Funeral today. 2 p.

M. Hobokew. Jersey sad Newark. RAnnS WlltlamuM, Hk.L.. I 1 neral today.

i A. M. BECKER. Helena. l.ttM Washington nwHfii, o.

is. agea BRAN NELLY. Joseph 825 Willow Av Hoboken. Nor. 14.

aged 32. Funerai to day. CHRISTIE. Mary 83 Warren BL. Newark.

Nov. 13. CL'X-0. Stephlna. 318 Dubois West Hoboken.

Nov. 14. aged 42. DOl.lN AR. Mary.

4ii Kerrigan Weat Hoboken. Nov. 13. DOIH1LAS. Frederick.

1.20 Washington St Hobokew. Nov. 14. aged 40. Fuawal to- day.

1:30 P. M. OAT LEY. Edward. 171 Emmet Newark.

Nov. 13. Funeral notice later. PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Uxinftoa Arc. 35th Strctt THOROUGHNESS is the key-note of the Packard method of business training.

Each student receives attention according to his requirement. Commercial. Stenographic, and Secretarial Courses; Commercial Spanish; Higher Accounting, Cost Accounting, and Auditing. Send for No nlicitors. SPANISH FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN Begin te speak st once.

We ate no time on pool fitment Imii In the privacy of your horn or office during movent, free from tho ernbarreesment of the rises room or teacher. Language Phone Method And RaeeatheJ'a Practical Llagul.try. A aywea of daw rawed and lett book tbet la alaiBie. insapenalfe and eeoeanlwit. Tea beer the living voire ef native seof'esar pronsvinee the for4m langvag aa'U ysu master H.

Yo can as yew own mscblne; ear tsosrdo fit alL Call for free deawneuslkea or write for beeSlet. THK IJtNOCAtiK PHONK MtCTHOD 47 futeasi Bid 1 Wert 4Vh S4 Ma A Leavrn LANGUAGES Berlitz School WEST 4TH BTREETT. Brooklyn Branch, 21I-S1V Llvingatoa St. Vy (A Berat AfefAow sfedewfa lesrw sj4 OaJpr to reoel mnd errite. bat eeFeeVoJlw ewo-efe4 a ad re es.aJli lAe orrtom laayege.

TRIAL LESSON FREE. Terma may be began at any tlrr.e. I lyvf3aiea.Jraj.s..... rioreaca NightmgaU School for Backward CWldren BOARDING SCHOOL 238th St. aad Rlverdsle Ave TeL 81 King abridge.

DAY SCHOOL 213 W. STth St I near Riverside Drive). Tel. 81 "1 Schuyler. Kindergarten.

FJenveotary and Manual Training Hepartroenis. Fnii parttcuja "1'" lYlui Uangt Miss Whit on piles Presaratlea. Bee. el BJeeie aeeertsie. A Coaatry Boarding and Day School for GirU New York Cirj Location protects from many disadvantage aad dangers of a New York City School.

Hoarding Iiept. Heooene Oct 4. rr lichonl Reoitt-no Oct. 12. Rlverdale Are.

N. Y. QarkjSffiool yoroacettjva1loa A School xehcrc record are made BonrHnf ond Day Pupil. Of fir st Boys' Scbwsl. ad St.

Weet F.ad Ave, Girt' School. 75th St. Wool End Ave. School Information FBFF Catalogs ef ail Boarding ftrboele In th T. Call and eenaalt with th school speclellet or "phene and ask for Mr Heebe.

Kxpert advb-e Free. AMEKICAN SCHtSoL'S rTI ATION. 1912 Times N. T. Phon Ht eat svs ARTHUR H.

HAH LOG CO. 569 fifth Avenue EXHIBITION of ETCHINGS Z0RN Until November 25th DifO. II Wall Newark, Nw. 13. eyed 32.

Funeral bet later. 38 New Newark. Nov. 14. HENRICH.

Kathsr'n. 343 Benre Nw-ark. ased 44. Funerai tunume, MEI.IFF.-Kllxabeth. 74d Park Hoboken.

Nov. 1.1. MEYER. 1ar West Hoboken. Nov.

13. ased 22. Funeral today. 2 M. O'CONNOR.

Timothy, as Wsrne Jerser tity. Nov. IX Funeral tdy. EEFE. Margaret.

Sip A Jersey 1ty. Nov. 14. RAT10AN. -James.

10 Sherman Place. Jersey Clry. Nv. 18. Anthony.

24 Adam Newark. Nov. 14. Funeral tsur- rww. 9 A.

SCHAFITZEL. IJI'Un C. 114 Ogden Jerrey City. Nv. 14, age-1 24.

Lob Islaad. ATCHISOK. -Elisabeth. Ler.g U'nd City. Nov.

1. agel 24. Fluahlng. Nov. 14.

Funeral lomonrros, 2 P. M. CA8HIN Joeei-h Long IsUnd Cltr. Nov. It.

aged 4. Woodhaven, Nov. 12. aged Jamaica, Nr. 14.

Funerai pr.vate. DRAKE. Ms ry, Woodhavsa. Nov. IX agwd Richmond Hill.

Nov. 1. Fun: el servic toUay. HAMILTON'. Tboitaa.

Uiand City. Nov. 1.1. ar4 VV River Crett, Nov. U.

aged Ss WMdhsvoa. Nov. 13. sged IS MORAN William Woodhaven, Nv. It.

Se4 4.1 PARKS Frwlerhk U. Woodharaa. Nov. IX aged ta. R01'E Jesel Jamal'-a, Nov.

14. aged 77. Funeral today. 2 P. M.

SCHl'STEKM AN. Louis. Far Reck way. Nov. 13 aswl 23.

In SPfmortam. RIZZI. In loving remembrance ef my dear father. O. Rlul.

who died In Europe, Nov. 18. 1VIV Gone, but not forfntieav CHARLFJI RIZZI. jouaw.Ljoal(K wiiral Pben Xili Harlew Wi. FltrVNt E.

CAA1PBELL iiAJrTCrVrBURiA 44 acres loea-4 In Westch-ster Ceeaty be read tfee cl limit; swresaaeacy assured; several fine motor route ta proa, rty: lots from 114 undasomlss-loaal; trains direct from Grand Cewtrai Terminal ask for "Book ef Viewe" aa further Inform Ilea at city office. 11 Pars Avenue, corner 4 let Street. New Tork City Irl-phoneeu Merrsr Hill 1841-148. THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY tU St. By Hrlm Trsls ad by Tr.

ayrrtc. sv hst im New Tera. 4 small sis fee sale MOURNING HOUSE rfATS. C0WK5, WAISTS. VEILS.

HECiWZAJl, runs 375 Sth Av at 35th St. THE BROWN SjCHOOl OF TUTORING 141 VT. 78tb at. TeL Cwlasabwa 8881 Fownded l4. One at a Umo with teacher I the only rf elent aaeihed ef tearhlns paplia HOW TO STL'DT.

Preparation, for schools and rwllege la iinv ciaas scnoota CONCORDIA AFTtRNOOM AND eVENINQ COURStS ACCOUNTING-SPANISH OU5INCSS ADMINISTRATION 2 BtrOAQwAY. NYC PHoev.Pctor69S THE BAJtNARD SCHOOf. of HOUSLHOLD ARTS CeeAlns-. Mi lis err. fbin nhtwg.

Aeewewta, else SJigUsoi sd Fresx-a. One or all mmm Jects may be taken, its year. Calais. ZZZKX orLANCUA GETS Ml MADISON ATKNt'B. A aehool for Ladle aad teoaiiomoa.

Special gvelag Ciaeeee la Spaelsa. THE rardir and Day Btsi 1 for Ulrla. Cell eg Preparatory and Special Usee. Osiai Ucc SHORTHAND. -aUpert rtrwctloa.

cwwrt ayetem. quaJIfl-w for b.gbeat froei-tlon; complete msil coiree: Individual attention to etndent. A. J. Price.

C. tf. 80 Rroad e-t New Trk. STAMMERING 28th year. Special training tor deeot.

epment ef a I.I and ronflrienre ballsing. BRTANT SCHOOL. W. 41 hitts.Kr 6ATVKOAT 1IOR.MXO CLABAKS FOH 1EALHK.RS. Vlc Training, kiocatwa.

Aeatbetlr, Folk, Social Lwncliig New Tera eVckooi' Eapreeelon. Sle tV. with St. PRATT: SCIIOOU We 4Mk St. inaivmuei insiructlou.

day. evening. Short hand. Booa keeping, S1ontyrrScrsryhlp. Uily Waodruff, Vocatiaaal Adviser.

Avpmntmunts t) MIL twwliiiki 1 Ml T.tuaw AjfsajfaV. LEARN HOMEMAKING DOMK.STIC ABT AMI MUfk STIOIO. Berlaa M. Her ker. lie W.

ate kJU LAS AN-G A IN a rlualseee: Sherthand. ItM St aad Liej Av. Mrs. tweisve leweker' eking ScWeW. te Wee a N.

t. Itr. All Dcnwrfscwt ef herr Teght. CCCUl'SBAl8M. ifALIAN.

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It w. Ts-k. bedai Motivt SckooL, 540 W. Il4ta Qqtioar amderganew and Kiisieiuvy Srhmrf. Breaker Accoantics WT23 Si Sm WWW Afe.eal.e Taia N.

VTEIecbriciJ Sckool TUT Tj'llZ. KXOWr njCTBlCITT l.XQ Hlkg UOSKf. SPANISH TAL'tlHT giTCKLT. TRAVA SPECIAL SPANISH tKTHOOU Slu Imgwcr Building. 24 and Heay.

The bcaeel lee asewssj siwaVai. ReeUUnt and Hay TweiftH tear f. Weet Kad New tork Otr Dalton Swimming School 808 TTeet ath I Cel. Clree. ftooklet ENGLISH LESSONS.

TCTORIVOr rrench. Spenlak Mlee Urenbar. (M IV. lljth. MENDONCA HOME Sc7'00i For lloya llast.rouek Height.

N. i. at ker' a car; personal supervti.a hevf environments. Elementary eeureee. loa guagea muato, phreleal cullere.

Thirty minute from New York. Reaaonsble. Saere.sf Celiege Prepare Ilea fee tesy fiinfriaU Counlrit Blverdale-on-Hadeoa. TeL Klag. bridge ItS.

CHAI-PAtllA MOINTAIN LNaTITttaT A FrteiMU' Hcbee4 I UlrW. Me afe(ar fer reun rtuidres, Musb. DeM denre ea (letssTUI moth. aemr eteadenie. Iirr 4: Caiales.

Vaikalla. Wewcuerier g. New. Tork. 0-etnlnr-oa-lludoa Mewai Pleaasst Rehowls.

For vr 1 rears a reflaed ochol home for boys of all ae Charlee Frederick rusts. P. O. Bog Ita INSTBtCTION MaeteaU. David mannes music schooL ls4E.Se,mtletb S.

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TO IP. M. DAILY. Adm. Week Day sa.se umajm T- Tw-ejsej 9-mm-T Safe Milk Fer Ififacts laTiIIi ikstiratea Ce4 YOU aesselMc A Nutritious Diet for AU Aces.

Keep Horlick's Alwsjra on Hand Quick Lunch Home or Office. What a viiy sne ao esnt Know tnat Resinol Soap would help her skin "Sh would fce a pretty rirl. if it waan't for that poor cotnpleiionr ajt the rtitdcr vie of Rrtinol Son, sided at firat bv a little Kesiaol Ointment, would probaSIy maVr it frrth an charmiar. If a poor skia i your ht a dies brrin ntlttt Rrtlaol Soap saw sea how uicL'jr it ifeprove. aetawl Sea 84 Haaw OlatssrH art aeid sv ail drag, gnsta.

far Ire ef sea, Pes. 4-N, SVse isW aWlisasew, M. w. T- BeautifuUy Curly, Wary Hair like "Nature's Own" Is three) tear saa eaa aav Jwet ta pretueat carts warea Aa4 th.r remalei a leeg Una. aaa Sllneerlse Is ej be fer rolling tae kalr la cartars.

Liquid Silmerine tm perfect tr harm lee a. taii arflt-a nib kra.lL. Heir la aw an tlaftr wh.a combe ant. Sllmerlr. la a.e a Slead4 dreeetns.

Kep balr fine aa aleear. litcUM a lib ketUa at rear arsggtst s. OA I-- wi isr e.v tBsasagSsaagaBBaBJsVJsWsa mm, mm w- -w IMrOBTANT TO ADVUTII tJUL Te User InMrtloa ef s4rertluei.au In be New lark Tlauea. VT. Inr a teta.

m.lrW ee ar trelngs ft l.iaetra tlrei. suuet la Ta lim lr r. M. dee rrev-Mn traertlnej: f. e-tltlon ef I ke l- meet cteljiT! l.cre -trt.