1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

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TO 8H0W LINTON PORTRAITS.
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ILLUSION EXCELS
IN 'YELLOW JACKET
HBW $9,000,000 MOVIE CO.
2 ART COLLECTIONS
SOLD AT AUCTION
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Stanhope bought N o . 74, Alfred P a r s o n ' s " B y t h e River L e e . County Cork."
T h e total f o r t h e evening w a s $4,230.
A t to-night's s a l e t h e works of the better known artists will be sold, the "Looki n g Glass," b y J o h n Singer Sargent,
being t h e chief point of i n t e r e s t I t
h a s been some time since a painting b y
him o f s u c h a quality has been sold a t
auction.
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THE EVENT OP EVENTS
• a d W1U Control Otker Coacersuu
Works Here fors Week.
The formation o f a n e w 19.000.000 orPTdBtfalla
F r a n k B . A. Linton. Philadelphia por- j
SHAW'S BRIOHTRST COMBDV
ganization In t h e motion picture i n trait painter, will give a w e e k ' s ex-1
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of
"A Wonder of a 6hoi
hlbltlon of h i s portraits a t t h e Khrich
dustry t o b e c a l l e d Superpictures Inc.
Wonder*.' "—Herald.
Galleries. 707 Fifth avenue, beginning
and controlled l y t h e m e n w h o founded
n e x t Wednesday with a private view.
the Paramount P i c t u r e s
£ o ^ £ \ 0 "
wit* !•• « t -tt « a r c*«.r -t >
T h e portraits t o be shown will i n and t h e present o w n e r s o f t h e M c c m r e
clude o n e of Samuel Myers, f o r t h e
ii.«o. »i»r«-u A other stars.
publications, w a s announced yesterday.
painting o f w h i c h Mr. Linton w a s m a d e
CHARLES CHERRY and HILDA W O N G
The officers a r e W . W . HodWnson. presa member of t h e Union Internationale
The*., nr. B'wsy. Bv*. 8 3 5 .
i d e n t : Frederick Collins, vice-president.
des B e a u x Arts e t dea Lettres of P a r i s ,
Matinees To-mw A Wed. 3 4S.
Holland 8 . Dueil. secretary, a n d R a > t i ' o i m o u i Success."—AtXpcpm.
The
which w a s founded b y Rodin. Mr. L i n •*t»«oin
mond
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treasurer.
tt ktfi • • all els* l a the
ton i s a n annual exhibitor t o th6 P a r i s
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The officers authorised t h e following
• f Ktw Yora.Salon.
Proaalmeat Msmtelal* Cltlsea D i e s
s t a t e m e n t : "Superpictures Inc.. ias^the
THE
_
PRODIGAL
name Implies. Is formed t o encourage,
•f Apoplexy, Aged 8 5 .
finance and distribute motion pictures
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MTJSIO THROUGHOUT.
MONTCZJUXJ N . J . , N o v . 9.—Christoof ouallty. I t a i m s t o standardize t h e
• CTKNINOSf r f T C F W.
THEATRE
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pher A . Hinck, a g e d 8$, a prominent
^ ^ ^ Matin*** Tom'w. Wtd.. 1:""
m o S o n Picture
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citlsejt o f Montclalr f o r more than thirty
through the m a i n t e n a n c e of high qualitj.
in Its o w n productions and method* a n d
years, died of apoplexy this evening a t
through t h e o w n e r s h i p o f stock In other
his h o m e here.
• U I I I C U N I l • M*W. To-m'ws: Wed. 3:20.
distributing concerns.
T o thisi e n d .
Mr. Hlnck w a a a native of Germany,
l'n his greatest success.
Superpictures i s acquiring substantial
but c a m e t o this country in 1851. H e
s mm
Interest i n t h e P a r a m o u n t Pictures, the
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FIXING SISTER
Considerable Interest w a s manifested w a s i n t h e woollen business with h i s
Miss Katharine P l a c e , d a u g h t e r o f I r a
Those w h o labor under t h e impression Progressive Motion Picture Company
Every
b
i
t
aa
good
as "The
brother
until
188S,
when
h
e
retired
a
n
d
a n ^ S f F a m o u e P l a y e r s F i l m C«rnpan>%
• f a n t r a m Home."—Globe,
that t h e American public demands s t a g e and within t e n d a y s will b e In a c m e In t h e two a r t s a l e s t h a t b e g a n yester- three y e a r s later settled with h i s family
A. Place, vice-president o f t h e N e w York
• e a t s setting 8 weeks ahead far ThanksKTIM.8M&.
gtrtag, X m a a n d New Tear's.
realism t o t b elast degree should g o t o coatroY of o n e o f t h e t h r e e . l a r g e s t d i s -d a y In the galleries o f t h e American A r t In Montclalr. H e turned his attention t o
Central Railroad, a n d Mrs. P l a c e , w a s
Matinees
To-m*w
A
Wed-3;S0.
the
development
o
f
large
tracts
of
land
tributing
organizations
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Association.
In
spite
o
f
the
election
e
x
one
o
f
t
h
e
matinees
of
"The
Yellow
married t o J a m e s Falrchlld A d a m s , a
A Typical
In the northeasterly section of thu town.
J a c k e t " this month a t the Cort Theatre i Superpictures I n c . will first release a c i t e m e n t I n the afternoon a beginning
tM
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|*«UBtB|MaUneeeT©-m-w*Wed.a:lS.
ton of Mr. a n d Mrs. W i l l i a m Crittenden
Princess
In 1857 h e visited Germany i r d w a s
s e r i e T o f s e v e n pictures "Jarring N a n c e
and s e e b o w a n American audience r e - O'N'elll H . B . W a r n e r . A n n Murdock. w a s made In t h e dispersal o f the artistic married t o Miss J o h a n a Maria Fliedner.
Musical Bit.
Adams, yesterday afternoon i n t h e
W a l k e r a n d furniture o f J . B . MacDonald. and In w h o survives h i m . H e a l s o leaves s i x
Cnarlot
ceives a n Illusion. There i s n o room f o r u.Neui. xx. «
. Church of the Messiah b y t h e R e v . John
Holbrook Bllnn,
I Ottver Moroseo'B Great Musical Farce.
HAMILTON*. Mass.. N o v . 9.—At Rock doubt that t h e theatregoer prefers a
the evening t h e s a l e o f the work of t h e s o n s a n d t w o daughters. One o f t h e
others.
liaynes Holmes, pastor o f t h e church.
sons,
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w
a
s
for
four
y
e
a
r
s
t o the papier mache i m l t a .
Royal Society of P a i n t e r s In W a t e r Color \ Mayor o f Montclalr.
The bridal a t t e n d a n t s w e r e t h e Misses Maple Farm, t h e country h o m e o f e x - good oillusion
t
**»• « t a * e ° r « * • " » !on t h e
Dorothy Cobb, Marion H o l d e n . Dorothy Secretary of t h e N a v y a n d Mrs. George J ^ ^
began.
With C H 4 . R l . i m r r (iKERVWOOD.
Taylor, Ellen Finley. Katherine B a r c u s . von L . Meyer, this afternoon M i s s E d y t h l 8 0 ^ ^ ^
. ^ TeUow ^
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At the afternoon s a l e Mrs. W. F .
Georare J* B r a e i f n e r .
Hazel Benedict. A l t h e a Rudd. E v e l e t h Deacon o f Boston a n d Manchester-byFranklin
paid
S425
f
o
r
N
o
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108.
a
piece
A C T A D «4">- W - U 1 U'way. E v s . 8 3 0 .
the first time with Its Chinese s t a g e
Mrs. Alvln W . K r e c h w i l l g i v e a din- of early French sculpture, both painted j George J. Brackner, 53. member of t h e
Derby and Katherine B i g g s .
Eberhard
« ^ • W l m MaUneesToni'w &. Wed. 2 2 0 .
the-Sea.
daughter
o
f
Mrs.
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a
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d
P
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conventions
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s
s
t
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s
with
a
l
l
the
sharpFaber acted a s b e s t m a n a n d t h e ushers
ner a t "Sherry's t h i s evening.
a n d gilded. It w a s a figure of t h e Virgin N e w Jersey A s s e m b l y this year, a n u n - I
were Howard Froelich. R e u e l B . Kimball, ker Deacon a n d granddaughter o f M r s . n e s s o f the celebrated b u t happily not well
Mrs. Cornelius C . Cuyler w i l l g i v e a holding the Child, w h o s e hand i s upraised dertaker. died yesterday a t his home. 94 ;
Tb«a..Just W.oTBwjy. Bva8:15.
Jr.. Rudolf von Hoevenberg, J. Vincent Charles H . Baldwin o f Newport, w a s known push of the Insect o f that name, , , „ « a t Sherry's o n December 14 f o r In blessing. Mrs. Franklin a l s o g a v e Franklin street, J e r s e y City, o t I n t e s - '
Matinees To-m*i—
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Forrestal. Andrew Fletcher. Jr., D a r w i n married t o Henry G. Gray o f N e w York, at t h e m a n n e r with which stage realism S e r m o n a n d d a u g h t e r - i n - l a w . Mr. a n d#320 for N o . 6 5 . a n o l d Crown Derby tlnal trouble. A n operation w a s perU1CUABD
WALTON
TCJIAY'S
J. Adams, Hermann G. P l a c e a n d W i l - s o n of t h e late Justice J o h n Clinton is flaunted b y t h e complacent Property
SUNDAY. Continuously 2 t o 11 P. M.
formed upon h i m last Tuesday a t t h e
^ • r i ' S w a ^ ^ M o n t a g n e a n d Mlsa dinner set In bleu d e roi.
Official English W " Pirt •—*. Popular PHcea.
lard F. Place.
Gray o f t h e N e w York d o u r o « ' A p p e a l M a n - , b « tof T 1 1 " * te. ° n t £ P J f a s a n t Dolly Madison X a Montague will b e a t
W. W. Seaman, agent, gave f 4 « for Fairmount Sanitarium In Jersey City.
T h e wedding took place In t h e mVrble, "o"fP r t e e I « * " * °*V*\°. T h e Illusion
The bridegroom w a s g r a d u a t e d from
H e w a s elected a Coroner of Hudson
a s , ASS .-THE BATTLE ?L SOMME
•om o
. r » ».„...t h e flower boat In T h e Yellow 106 E a s t Eighty-fifth street f o r t h e w i n - No. 71, a Dutch silver gilt fruit s e r v i c e : county In 18S7 a n d in 1905 a member o f
o ff th»
the. u
Meyer
house. T n e j ^ y I
Princeton In 1915 a n d t h e bride from room
1320 for N o . 120. a pair o f Italian gilt
Jacket."
w
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h
only
the
pantomime
o
f
the
Oomed.v.W.4l.Kv.H:45.Mu.Thure.*B%t2J0
John T . McGarry of SL Cecilia's Catholic
Vassar last June.
the Jersey City Street and W a t e r Board.
te
M r s . Pierre M a l l will give, • . d i n n e r wood pedestals, a n d 1210 for N o . 44. a H e served a s a Democrat In t h e N e w
"
Week
B'way A Xflth. Bvge. 8:1 A ^
T h e bride a c t o r s a n d t h e s w i s h swish of the P r o p After the marriage c e r e m o n y there Church. Boston, officiated.
pair
of
Chinese
porcelain
mandarin
j
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r
s
f present
was a reception a t t h e Hotel Biltmore. w a s g i v e n In marriage b y h e r cousin. erty Man's sandpaper, i s more artistic this evening a t h e r ^ h o m e . ^ F U f h « * • in famllle verte.
Jersey Assembly In 1914 a n d w a s d e - ^CASINO Mat. T o m ' w * Wed.2:15. ^ ,
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f e T h e r daughter. M l » E v a MalU
Among t h e g u e s t s w e r e D r . a n d Mrs.H a r l e s t o n Parker of Boston. S h e h a dthan a real b o a t o n the Immense H i p - n°ut
feated f o r renomlnatlon a t the primaries
T h e Yellow Jacket" and D a v i d Chester N o y e s . w h o will b e bought No. 3 2 . a s e t o f Capo dl Monte that y e a r . H e Is survived by a widow.
John H. Finley, Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n c i s no attendants. The bridegroom h a d f o r podrome tank.
^t T c M KT**- 8; 20- Tel. 178 Bryant.
table
decorations,
f
o
r
$190.
a
n
d
John
, — „
| \ BEST CASINO
B|MW«. • • I I * ^ IRth
4 0 1 1 Ola iBBOi Mata-To-m'w & Thurs.230.
Lynde Stetson. Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles F . h i s b e s t m a n h i s brother. Clinton G r a y d o e s n o t need t h e a i d o f t h e revolving " " H ^ in Grace Church n e x t T h u r s d a y
^ SHOW I N YEARS " • • • • • • W « » B >
s t a g e o f t h e Century Theatre. The s a m e S ^ f w i t s will Include t h e members of | Wells gave $275 for N o . 75. a n o l d E n g Daly, the Justice a n d Mrs. W i l l i a m P . of N e w York.
Br^dhursta
RichMtUl,POOTMatt
wlU fo1 lish t e a set.
Rudd, t h e Justice a n d M r s . Chester B . Mr. Gray Is a member of t h e K n i c k e r - bamboo rod serves a s a weeping willow,
R
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c
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a
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T
w
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r
s
.
Herbert D u F u y paid $290 for N o .
a h o u s e a n d a .scaffold, a n d there a r e n o 1 0
Next
Monday—Seats
Now
B'wayA
BO
8tRva.
25e
to
f.1.
McLaughlin. Mr. a n d Mrs. W i l l i a m H . bocker.
University- a n d Racquet a n d
M ^ n i r a m C. R e l c x w i l l g i v e a r e - 48. a n antique marble g r o u p : Mrs. Mc
MoNTCLAJK, N . J . Nov. 9.—Richard
Newman. Mr. a n d Mrs. Alfred H . Smith, T e n n i s club's, a n d served a s a n A s s i s t - )I deadly w a i t s while t h e s e t Is changed.
•
»-.-|ng
from
Cob't
A
H»—«4
Theatre.
Mat.T*vm
w35c-75c.Tn8
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TlllnCww
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oaugnt N
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izo, a
& gilded
g u a m taberm»«:»- j Triers. 78 y e a r s old. died l a s t night a t
o . 125,
Let It n o t b e imagined from anything cention o n t h e afternoon 01 u e c e m o e r » . Nichols
the Mayor a n d M r s . J o h n
Purroy ant District Attorney under W i l l i a m
Next Week—*THK BLUE KNYYXOPB.**
Mitchel. D r . a n d M r s . H e r m a n n M. T r a v e r s Jerome. Mrs. G r a y h a s t w othat h a s been s t l d , however, that "The a t h e r home. 1014 Madison avenue, w h e n I nacle. for J230. a n d L a n s * Co. g a v e h i s home, 20 Alexander avenue, after a n
h
e
will
introduce
h
e
r
daughter.
Miss
j
$240
for
N
o
.
155,
a
pair
of
c
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t
g
l
a
s
s
Yellow
J
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c
k
e
t
"
scorns
stage
settings.
On
I
s
h
e
will
Illness
o
f
t
w
o
w
e
e
k
s
.
Mr.
Tuers
had
reBirrs. Mr. a n d Mrs. A u s t e n G. F o x . Mr. sisters. Miss Gladys D e a c o n a n d t h e
candelabra.
sided f o r t h e greater part o f h i s life in '•
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and Mrs. J a m e s M. T a y l o r , t h e R e v . a n d Princess Rndxiwiil of Poland. A f t e r t h e the contrary, the settings are moat e l a b - l A m v Relck.
West4Rth St. >-:Yf>ntnr»4rta
T h e total f o r t h e session w a s $10.-the north end o f Montclalr. H e w a s a
orate
a
n
d
beautiful
a
n
d
achieve
i
n
Mrs.
Albert
Thorndlke
will
B
t
v
e
a
a
i
n
Mats. Saturday A Wed. 2 3 a
Mrs. Wilton Merle S m i t h , t h e R e v . a n d reception Mr. a n d Mrs. Gray s t a r t e d f o r
879.50.
The
remainder
o
f
Mr.
MacDonwidower
a
n
d
la
survived
b
y
three
broths
t
a
n
t
l
y
.
a
n
Oriental
atmosphere
which»
n
e
r
this
e
v
e
n
i
n
g
a
t
t
h
e
H
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B
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i
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Season's
O N E Substantial Hit.
M
A
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Mrs. Henry E . Cobb, Mr. a n d M i a . W i l - N e w York a n d will s a i l t h i s w e e k f o r
OliTer Morosco's Great Lauxhina Success
ft WAV. £ 4 2 ST
liam E. Lowe. Mr. a n d M r s . A . T . Europe for a s i x weeks honeymoon. O n breathes t h e perfume o f Incense a n d , Boston, f o r M i s s Beatrice r y n c n o n or ald's collection will b e sold t h i s after- ers, Edward, Charles and Albert Tuers.
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"
noon.
T h e yellow Jacket, this city.
Hardin, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H . Harris, their return t h e y will make their w i n t e r cherry blossoms.
p
The best price i n t h e evening s a l e o f
symbol o f Imperial grower, worn b y t h e E t h a n Allen w i l l give a reception a t
Justice Henry G. W a r d . Mr. a n d Mrs. h o m e In N e w York.
E i w a r d Constable.
English
w
a
t
e
r
colors
w
a
s
9160,
which
y
o
u
n
g
hero,
a
s
well
a
s
t
h
e
other
gorh
i
s
home.
375
P
a
r
k
avenue,
o
n
t
h
e
afterAlton B. Parker, Mr. a n d Mrs. H . Hobart
E d w a r d Constable o f 251 Amity street.
g e o u s costumes, are n o t t h e products of noon o f D e c e m b e r 9 t o introduce h i s w a s paid b y W . W . Seaman, agent, for
Porter a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. John CarstenNo. 107.'Charles Gregory's "Mariow o n Flushing, died yesterday in the Flushing
Occidental looms.
daughter. Miss K a t h a r i n e Allen.
•en.
Hospital. H e w a s born in England s i x t y I t i s possible that "The Yellow Jacket"
Miss K a t h e r i n e A d a m s will g i v e a din- Thames." »
.'.JV:NOT. la. 14. 16. 17.20.21.23.24. a t 2 3 0
The Rosenbach Company o f Philadel- eight y e a r s a g o , c a m e here w h e n 21 years
is n o t s o faithful t o t h e Chinese s t a g e ner a t h e r h o m e . 375 P a r k avenue, o n
of
a
g
e
,
settling
in
Flushing.
H
e
retired
a
s
Speartaug—Mead.
phia
paid
$100
for
N
o
.
100.
B
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A
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conventions
a
s
t
h
e
author
would
h
a
v
e
Tuesday
e
v
e
n
i
n
g
f
o
r
Miss
H
e
l
e
n
Haynes.
Party o f Scientists t o Sail f a r t k e
one believe, a n d It m a y b e that i t i s a w h o will b e married t o John Trevor low's "Bolton Abbey. Yorkshire." E d - I head o f a large baking establishment
SOUTH OEANGK. N . J . , N o v . 9 . — M i s s
Tropica o n November 1 5 .
win S. Whitney g a v e $100 f o r N o . 8 0 .j t w e n t y y e a r s a g o . H e is survived b y his
gentle satire o n the ultra-realism o f the A d a m s n e x t Thursday.
Edna Belknap Mead, d a u g h t e r o f Mr.
Alfred
Parson's "Cherry T r e e s o n a j widow, four daughters and o n e son.
American
stage.
B
e
that
a
s
it
may.
It
Is
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NEWPORT,
R.
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N
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v
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9.—The
s
t
e
a
m
Mrs.
Frederic
Neilson
h
a
s
returned
and Mrs. Morris B e l k n a p Mead o f S c o t a
j
a
d
e
d
theatregoer
w
h
o
does
not
find
y
a
c
h
t
Alberta,
which
i
s
t
o
c
a
r
r
y
a
p
a
r
t
y
from N e w p o r t a n d Is a t t h e P l a z a f o r
NEW YORK'S LBADIMO V I I A T B I S A N D SUCCESSES.
land-road, w a s married t h i s afternoon t o
James Orloff Spearing o f N e w Y o r k c i t y of scientists headed b y D r . A l e x a n d e r "The Yellow Jacket" delightfully r e - the winter.
P U P I R P B'wayA40St.Bra.830
in the Church o f t h e H o l y Communion H a m i l t o n Rice u p t h e Amazon R i v e r , freshing.
Mr. and Mrs. A m o r y G. H o d g e s have
M>u/rom wA WotL
C j n r i n C Mats. Tomorrow&Wed.S30.
"The Y e l l o w Jacket" b e g a n Its fourth gone t o t h e Greenbrier. W h i t e Sulphur
here b y t h e R e v . A r t h u r R o m e y n Gray, sailed from here to-day f o r N e w York,
MOST DEUGHTFVL BirSTCAI.
•'Sparkling Ce*nedy."-"raf
and
will
leave
that
city
on
N
o
v
e
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assisted b y t h e R e v . G e o r g e A . H a n n a .
ENTERT4INMBNT I N NEW TORKI
Springs. W . V a . . f o r a f e w w e e k s .
Klaw 4t Eriancer's Supreme Snrcesa
rector. Mrs. A l e x a n d e r H e n d e r s o n K i n g for South America. T h e expedition e x - after h a v i n g travelled t o almost every
Mr. a n d Mrs. Joseph P a l m e r Knapp
ef Bayonne. s i s t e r o f t h e bride, w a a pects t o m a k e a topographical s u r v e y o f land. I t will b e given f o r t e n matinees h a v e returned f r o m Southampton, L . L,
matron o f honor, a n d t h e bridesmaids portions of t h e Amazon V a l l e y a n d I n - during t h e month o f November and will to 347 F i f t h a v e n u e .
were Miss A m e l i e Colby o f E a s t Orange terior districts and studies o f d i s e a s e s not interfere In a n y w a y with "Upstairs
Under t h e a u s p i c e s o f t h e N e w York
After t h e ptav S*o (Atop this Theatre)
and D o w n , " which i s playing a t the s a m e City V i s i t i n g Committee a dance will b e
and Miss Constance P r e n n o f N e w York of n a t i v e s in those sections.
T h e members of the party will include theatre.
city.
T h e best m a n w a s R . B l a n d
held in t h e ballroom o f t h e Colony Club
T h e c a s t yesterday Included only three on the night of J a n u a r y 9 f o r the beneMitchell o f N e w York. T h e ushers w e r e beside Dr. and Mrs. Rice, formerly M r s .
of
t
h
e
original
company—Arthur
Shaw.
George
D
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Wldener.
D
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Edwin H . Mead, brother of t h e b r i d e ;
fit of t h e c h a r i t a b l e organizations aided
Th« nl*T t»»a* otita *ar l a t a Ustna. C E O - ftflHAM'^ THEATRE.rtway.43 St.
Alexander Henderson K i n g . H . W . J e r - Councilman, pathologist of H a r v a r d U n i - Schulyer Dadd a n d Margaret Calvert, b y t h a t committee. Mrs. W i l l i a m Piervey. R. J . Ambler, J . A . C G r a y a n d v e r s i t y ; Earl S. Church of t h e U n i t e d each o f w h o m received "meet adora- s o n Hamilton w i l l a c t a s h o s t e s s a n d
M. UUIWII « Eva.»-30. Tel. 392 Bryant
MATINEES TOMORROW A WED. 2:20.
fJcorge W h e a t o f N e w York, t h e four S t a t e s Coast a n d Geodetic S u r v e y a n d tion." T h e y o u n g hero la played this a m o n g t h e patronesses a r e Mrs. C l e v e - }
« « s n n b y George Gaul, w h o brings land H . D o d g e . Mrs. W i l l i a m K. Draper.»
c c* t!d; city. 3. g«f»!nfrist.
last named h a v i n g been c l a s s m a t e s or
b u o y a n c y a n d vigor to» t n e pari, a u - Mr?. K W>nrv H a r r i m a n . Mrs. L e w i s
the bridegroom a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f the
WATTU
g a r e t Carroll, w h o played t h e flower- Iselln. Mrs. T h o m a s w . l a m u n i . 7.1. .i.
South. Sewance. T e n n .
•a = T - " - " — »«-* Brrrr BfcR?- s In
like Chinese maiden. Is a l s o a welcome W i l l i a m Church Osborn. Mrs. Wlllard
LSI\I\\JIJL,UI\J
GAIETY T h e * t r e * E r s L S ^ a _Mata.230.
addition t o t h e excellent company which Straight. Mrs. W i l l i a m D . Morgan and
Matinees Tomorrow * Wed. 3 3 0 .
O'Blenlt—Doremsa.
Another Waahinrton Square playlet i«^°Jbe Mr. Coburn h a s gathered f o r this year's Mrs. Carl H . d e Gersdortf.
transferred to vaudeniie s i ibe F i l i c a .»——-;
^niottaTL.
Fragrant, diverting. appealing."-WoridPATKUSOX, N O V . 9.—Miss Gertrude SeT^-Overtone."
COHAN &HAnnlSMaUnee Tomorrow 3 3 0 .
Is a study In feminine tern- production,
May Doremus. d a u g h t e r o f Mr. a n d Mrs. pcrament by Alice Gentenberr. with Helen \
t* a t l k S t . Tkaata
William J. Doremus, w a s married t o John larkaye. aister of Wilton Lackaye. In t h e
Henry O'Blenis l a s t n i g h t i n t h e F i r s t leading* role.
_
Adele Bowlaod has been added to the cart
Hefonned Church, In t h e presence o f
Waldorf-Astoria—Charles B. Herron, Alaska:
M r s . U a t d a a y F a i r f a x W i l l P r e s e n t Ambrwe
Swaxey. CleTeland: A. M. Rchorer.
500 gueMs, the R e v . T h o m a s P . V e m o l l of "Her Soldier Boy." In which John Cbariea
FnU of L a u g h s .
Chicaso: Mr. and Mtt. Peroral Ro?>»rts.
gammer H o n e t o Daughter.
officiating. T h e bride w a s g i v e n in m a r - Thomas and Clifton Crawford are being
COHAN A HARRIS THEATRE SPECIAL.
starred.
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Philadelphia:
Mr.
and
Nrs.
Finley
J.
Shepr
riage n y her* father. Miss "Helen C.
L^N-OX. Mass.. N o v . 9.—Mrs. Lindsay ard Miss Louise Ward McAllister. New York.
E. H. Sothern will introduce Capt. John
Mattalieu w a s maid o f honor, a n d Mrs. Hay Beath ot the British army at the ehow- F a i r f a x h a s bought t h e Catherine P .
Tomorrows Wcd-iftxwy 2 2 0 .
BiHmorc— H. It. Earie. Detroit: F. E- McJohn L . Elsele of N e w a r k . Mrs. E d g a r ln»- of the picture* of •The Battle of tne Root place, near t h e Wayside propcrty Hurh. Hongkong: George A. Tower. UlchCOHAN A HARRIS will r.resent '
J. Haaren o f Brooklyn, Mrs. T h o m a s Somme" at th» Aslor Theatre on Sunday- . a t w h i c h Mr. a n d Mrs. F a i r f a x pass their tnond.
1 I B F R T Y W c s l 4 2 d 8 «AMCSEMENT8.
Belmont—Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Botworth.
.tMCSEMENTS.
Member* ot the Fiwt Field Artillery. Jnjt
B o w e o f Hackensack a n d Mrs. "Emmons
M D C n I I Twlco Dally.
:
Robert F . Hcrrick. Boston: 3Ir.
lun.Mi.i ^:I5 & 8:10 P.M.
P . Fullerton of P a t e r s o n m a t r o n s o f returned from the bonier, will be the guests s u m m e r s with Mrs. William H. Brad Montreal:
an.1 Mr». C. B. Luther. Fall RiTer: J. M.
ford.
S
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e
will
present
t
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e
cottage
and
of
the
tnanagemnt
this
afternoon
at
the
honor. R o y C. H a r p e r w a s b e s t m a n .
Woodward. Clereland: G. E. Copeland. MilSSUAE
Strand
Theatre.
.
grounds
t
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r
daughter.
Mrs.
Madge
A farcical adventure by Rida Johnson Young.
and t h e u s h e r s were W i l l i a m J . Doremus.
waukee: Walter Camp. New Ha\en; Dr. and
Telephoaos. Bryant 1O031-10O32.
COLOSSAL SPECTACLE
Binaldo Ariodante. elrht-yeai^old musical .
KNICKERBOCKER. B'v. 38 St. ETS. 8:15Floyd S. O'Blenis, E m m o n s P . Fullerton prodisy. will be the feature o t the musical Chester Fairfax, wife o f B . Lindsay Mm. J. M. Taylor. Pouihkeepsie.
Opening Night Moo.. Nor. 13. at 8:15 (1st
Matinre* Tomorrow * Wednesday at 2:15.
ORCHESTRA OF 50.
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Vanderbilt—Georae
L.
Street.
Jr..
Richtime).
Pearl
Fishers.
Hempel:
Caruso.
D
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and Garret J . B e r d a n . a l l o f Paterson. programme of the Strand next week ana
D A V i n »»P|.ASCI» nresenu DAVID
mond: W. W. Sunderland. Dayton: J. O. Luca. Rothler. Conductor. Polacco_
Mr.
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Mrs.
J
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Macy
Wlllets
have
•
Society
of
New
York
V
Peter M. O'Blenis w a a r i n g bearer.
will conduct the orchestra for the Taont i K M WEST 44 ST. EVE. 8:30.
Eaton. Clerelani: H. J. Allen. Montreal: Wed. Ere. at 7:45. Tristan a n d Isolds. Kurt.
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9
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IFTH
BCLAdliU Mat*. Tomorrow & Thurs. 2 5 0 . '
SEASON—1917
haeuter overture.
,«.„—. i gone t o N e w York. Mrs. Reginald Frost, B. F. Horn*. Lawrence.
Homer: Drlus. Well. Braun. Schlesel. Reiss. . k J f c - U £ ; £ I i - £
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A private view ot the motion pictures w h o w a s a guest o f Mr. a n d Mrs. J o - Claridge—H. If. Cu<tmore. Clereland: A. E. Conductor. Bodanxky.
JOSEFSTRANSKY...
Condtrtor
Wetherlll—Blapnam.
•howing battleships of Admiral Sir John seph H . Choate. w e n t t o N e w York t o - Williams. Warren. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. W. Thurs. Ere., at 8:13. Marten Lescaut. Aid*. This afternoon a t fJO, CARNEGIE HALL.
Perinl; Caruso. Scotti. Segurola. Bada. Retss.
PHILADELPHIA,
Nov.
». — I n
t h e JeUiooe's North Sea fleet in action and Brit-1 day.
SOLOIST
«<l « mar a
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Mrs. J o s h u a W . D a v i s and Mrs. Alexander. Rye: F . Osten-ler. Greenwich.
Manhattan— Robert L Pag«. Leominster: E Conductor. Papl (debut).
troops in Mesopotamia waa given yesterMISCHA K» JL HI A W
Church o f t h e A s c e n s i o n , Claymont, tab
day prelimlnarr to their showing next weex L i n d s a y Russell, w h o were a t the Lenox R e f i l l . Ridley Park. Pa.; W. W. Staub. Fri. Ese.. at 8. Rovenkavaller. Ober. Hempel.
F l - I . T f l T V I 4«thSt.A Ifwav. E v « . s a a
Del., a t noon
to-day.
Miss
B a r - at the Bialto Theatre.
Club since t h e Hotel Asplnwall closed, Bellcme. P a . : A. H. Reynolds. Pitt*burr.
Ma«on: Goriu. Wcfl. Althouse. Reiss. Con^
F L L l U n M m U l T o m - w & W e d . J :3rt.
Programme.
Next Sunday Aft. a t 3. Carnegie
bara
Carr
Btepbam,
daughter of
"The Flame" on Monday will begin its will g o t o N e w York to-morrow. * Mr. McAIpin—Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cote. Montreal: ductor. Bodanxky.
Hall.
Mat., at 2. Prince Ixor. Alda. Fermi, j
Capt Harrison A u g u s t u s B i s p h a m . U . last two weeks at the Forty-fourth Street and Mrs. William E . a Griswold closed Edwin R. Perkins. Jr.. Clereland: D. J. Sat.
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Chlcaco: H. G. Chatam. Winston- Delaunob: Amato. Botte. Dldur. Bads. 8egu- I
X N.. retired, w a s married t o Robert Theatre before going on tour of the large W y n d h u r s t a n d w e n t t o N e w York t o - Reeley.
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Salem. N. C-: Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Fortsoa. rola. Conductor. Polacco.
Eastern dties.
Sat. at 8. Pop. Prices. 75c. to S3. .Uda. RapWetherlll. J r . T h e R e v . Gibson Gantt.
Washinxton.
••Object—Matrimony" will more on Monday d a y .
Plaaa—L»wls H. Merritt. Duluth: Mr. anl Ppld. Homer: MartlneOt De Luca. Bottler. AH
Programme.
U A R R I Q WEST 42 St. Evs.at.S20.
assisted b y t h e R e v . Clarence W y a t t from the Cohan and Harris Theatre t o the
Conductor. Papl.
r i M s T C l l 9 Mats.Tomorrow A- Wed. 2:20.
Mrs. F. C. Van Dusen. Minneapolis: Hale Rossi. UARDMAN
^ ^ ^ I n d o d i n a S y m p h o n y "Erolca."
Bispham. a cousin o f t h e bride, per- Forty-eighth Street Theatre. It will replace
P'ASO
USED.
HoMen. Chiraro: Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Van
Tlcketa at Box Office. Felix F. Leifds. Mgr.
formed t h e ceremony. Capt. B i s p h a m "Blch Man. Poor Man." which goes on tour.
Vorst. New York: Leon Karrer. G. H. Pollet.
will be replaced by -Capt. Kldd. Jr.
gave b i s daughter In m a r r i a g e . Mrs. and
Mr».
Jules
Mor.tant.
Paris.
Marine Elliott Theatre. 30th St. nr. B*way.
Georges Renarent. known to the Theatre
Norris Mumper o f Areola. N . J . , acted Fraacais audiences last year, has been re- H i s E x h i b i t s a F e a t n r e a t O y s t e r
Netherland—E J. Sbeiby. Washinxton: Mr.
J t ^ O ^ wita Osorg* .Nasn mod Janet Uercner.
W.42 St. Evs.320. Mat.Tom"wAWedJ(30.
and Mrs H. Stuart. N«w York.
B a y Caryaaath.enavm Show.
as matron ''of honor, a n d M i s s R e t t a engaged for this aeason. and will create the
RiU-Carlton—Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury.
R'WAVat4CthPt. Evs. S 4 0
Colon of N e w York w a s m a i d o f honor. leading role in one of the new productions
t . EETTSS. .882^00. . I G L O B E Matinees
r •• — r r T I
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W.. 4a
43 sSt.
OTSTER B A T , N . Y., N O V . 9.—William Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. ITuxh E . Lerare.
Bonheur'a company.
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Tomorrow Jc Wed. 3 2 0 .
The best m a n w a s L u t h e r R . G r a v e s 2d ofIniAiden
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honor
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birthday,
bis
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whose
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Mrs. John Cox. Philadelphia
Chansons dew Botdats d s France
yoU! here, w o n almost half o f t h e prizes a t
WALTER DAMROSCH.
DAMROSCH. Cond'r. X
Tbeatre_to-nlfht
and Saturday nicht. —*
Murray Hill.—T. W. Smith. Concord: E. R.
M. CLAYTON HAMILTON
Best Show In Town- Famous Olobc Chorus
s\oxVrrhT-£rrtng"CcTpse:'~wiii expire a t the j t h e Oyster B a y chr>-aanUiernum show Fellow*. Springfield. Vt.: Mr. and Mrs. J.
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r.ustaTe
Ferrari
at
the
Piano
(Knabe
Piano').
To-day a t 3 a n d Next S e n . Aft. a t 3 .
Saturday matinee.
... J to-day. Twenty-one w e a l t h y N e w York- M. Jackson. Boston: J. Henry Wallers. Syra- Dir. Catb. A. B a m m a n . Ticket* at Box Office
Eraest Shuter win present Lionel Atwiu | e r a n a ( J flowers entered In the show cuse: H. F . Keene. Hartford.
SOLOIST R A I T I ? f t
Eelph i n Horace Anneeley
HAROLD O A U l i n
Park Avenue—G. R. Clark. London: M. W.
Q l r e s U l e 9 l n t n l s township.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a m e s E . Chater o f and Phyllis
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Binsharaton; F. E. Embrick. Bos"Lenore" Symphony. H»tt: "l*m DJIncsCoe'a flowers took t w e n t y blue ribbons. Cantwell.
Alston, Mass.. h a v e announced t h e e n - y S ^ i . ^ S f a ^ r f ^ r h1 f ^
ton; Dr. C. L. Bailey. Albany: J. C. Ross.
and Symphonic Variations. C. Franck.
gagement o f their d a u g h t e r . Sites Mar- , ^ r f o o x o M c e ^ a ^ S w ^ p T n « the Hip-1 Commodore P . Stuart Blacktorfs flowers Troy: H. A. Campbell. Hudson. N. Y.
SeaU at Box Office. Aeolian HalL
ilOJS
FRIDAT AFTERNOOW
second, taking seven flrsts. H . L
garet Winifred Chater. t o Frederick I podrome for the sals of seats up to Chritt- •Ktn
Stratford—Miss I. Wood Oirden. London.
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Lewis Hurlhutt o f Buffalo, Mr. H u r l - 1 mas. The Century Theatre yesterday also p r a t t o f Glen Cove w o n t h e prise for ImperiaV-J.vnes F. Post and wife. WilminrORPHANS* D A T
LEXkNOTON " T S S X 5 1 * 5 1 :
Best Seats » I . U U
FIVE THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
butt w a s graduated from W i l l i a m s Col- opened a second box office for the advance ^ ^ ^ t a W e decoration of chrysanthe- ton: O. C. Cox. Chicaso; A. M. Clay. ScranFRIDAT N I G H T
^ ^ F I V E SATURDAY EVENINGS
. ^ L " . ^ J ^ a l L S S . ar^nrosoermV irnums. A m o n g other prize winners were ton: E. R. Sanford. St. LouU: S. W. Willlege in 1913 a n d f r o m t h e M a s s a c h u s e t t s ^
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Worcester: S. H. Gilbert. Chicago.
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Schumann-H«Jnk. Chack. Leglnska. ElCITT
DEPARTMENT
NIGHT.
U o ^ t h V p ^ » g ? 1 ? t o w ^ T f ^ n e Charles Tiffany. E . F . Whitney. J a m e s lams.
Institute o f T e c h n o l o g y In 1 9 1 5 .
with. ANNA PAVLOWA
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Worid's Biggest Show
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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either
C.
Booker.
Norfolk:
G.
K
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Sims.
Clereland:
<;uerriert.
Sat.
Mat..
Butterfly;
Nurht.
Chenler.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H . L e n t o f P a s I (he burl.r^quc tide show win b s lepaatod. and
at t h e Lowest Price*
series, a t Room 1207, Aeolian Hall.
friers | i to J j . Phone Plata £020. Stein way
S. 3 . Kendall. Denver.
saic, N . J., h a v e a n n o u n c e d t h e e n g a g e - S w York. Yvette Guilbert, Marie Tempest S m i t h and Frank A. Galey.
• ^:<-h well known stars as Mane Dresalor.
Piano.
-*r.t of their daughter. M i s s Clara l x n t , snd others, a special benefit matinee wiU be
VNIlliain
Kolycr.
Mane
Wells.
Mart*
Shotwril.
fiTtn at the Princest Theatre Monday for the
OPERA HOCSE.
Kita Dctiraf. King itamrott. Edward DaTta.
to Jesse Angel o f A s t o r i a , L . I .
destitute children of Petrorrad.
34th. W. of IVway.
ll,in>M
Konl
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
Co.
4»iO ow.
I r.vew.
K T « . at J». MaU. Tom'w A Wed. at 2.
with
many
oth«»r
well
known
*ta*n
and
theatrlF
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<-»! star* will t»ko part as Circus Freaks. Mr. K'a» * F"r'sn-er'« c t c a n t l c Production
Grand Ballroom. Biltmore Hotel
Charles Hopkins— Mrs. Uopkias I 8 ^ 0
H.irrv Krlrhenha^h as harker. and Jack Sbesrlll
This Morning a t 11
MATINEES
350 Lirini People
*.« t.ion Tutorr. Hall A ^t^tilng and Loolso
FRANCES
Tt)-D.\T
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SAT.
diedOctohtr
Krlloy will appear In InterpretlTe dancinjt.
PASQrAf-E
Saral Lteateaaat Oacc Attracted
GEORGE ISHAM ECOTT.
20 Lnring Horse.
AT S:30.
Sweeney). ToThe •Innocent IJe" ww such a great snores*
J». 1>15 (Appraiser Charles S
tal asset*. I1*10.»«):
« l t . m : -net
J i hat it is to hr repeatoil KrWay Evening, wbeta , First Time
Attention b y Iacreaalasx H e i g h t .
T at1
" estate. $5»l..-5.
A a n n e Marie Scott, daughter, received
: Miss Valentine Grant, the Star, win herself apKANSAS
C I T T . M O . . N o v . » . — N a v a l life estate In l l t l . S l t .
I pear in the xlslnal costume of Nora O'Brien.;
At her death It
Henry E. Dlxey
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which she brought from County Kerry. Irep
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her
children,
but
If
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—Tiro Murphy
Lltut. Welsh, w h o w i t h Lieut- C K.
JOHANNES
JASCIIA
land.
without Issua the estate passes to LouIM
Bronson w a s killed y e s t e r d a y a t Indian Scott
ana C. H. Fcott. slJter and brother
8ATCRDAT AFTERNOON
Head. Md., when a n aerial bomb s h a t - of decedent.
Awets Included: Bonds
TAROCH1AL
SCHOOL DAT
tered the airplane In which they were of Connecticut Valley. Lumber Company.
TllK *VCCKS« OF TWO SEASON*.
•raXing a test o f t h e explosive, received SH0 12S: ! « • shares New Jersey General
The Ivuin1 from PnhHC Pchool 21. M Mot* St.
Ren.
srats.
$3:
hox
te.xtn.
t.%.
On
vi!«»
af
TtiltC o . H9Mi:
1.0«9 shares Tlde>.i* appointment from K a n s a s City In Security
more Friday Morclnc Muxicale Box nm^c.will play, special Motion l*fctur« for ehlWrrowater 0\1 Co.. I'.JO.tJO: l i t shares Ortat
MARY PICKFORD
Management R. E. Johnston. Krai*- t*Uno. Pumh A Judy Show. lieal Indians sod Call
15CS.
H i s fight for t h e appointment Northern Railway. » I t . « l ; bonds Southern
ilrcn Dattcrr*.
I LESS
T n A N DCs "
atirarted wide notice a t t h e time a s h e
SAT CROAT N I G H T
NW.USOJ Orcn. ft Foloi«»s. nitmar«
f'-und himself t w o Inches under height ^ ^ B ^ E ' ^ A V O A C H . d i e , October ,
CARNEGIE HALL., Swrdav
*at«My ^ft.
Aft. NOT. 1» at 3S
FRATERNTTT N I G H T
!ft h'.* physical e x a m i n a t i o n after passing
Tickets "S ctt. to
JnnJor Arrerlcan Leasee and their Dram
Mallneos Thurs.. Frl. A Saw
IWtCWOLArPTNW 6 9 Y r T r r « e » 9 T
a t:i:iiant scholastic test.
tt. Boxes f i t A l l «
forps •will atteni.
^<^^«lr.t:S L»*>
. . ,»,.
Temporarily a t
Kow at Box Offlc".
Young Welsh placed himself under a dau«ht»r. t»»nefcUry.
lt'K!r.n»rn
1
JAMES DINNEV. died October *% » \ *
Direction
C.
A.
Ellis.
Steinway
'Ur.o
Vrti.
P" >.«:<-AI Instructor a n d b y exercises and fAppraUtr
Ta-.:KhT.
Howeri). Total awets. * « . and
I0.. •
Tet
6J24
tlrerley
•*» K:IJS Increased h i s height t o the mini- net estate. JS.tH. Twelvs nephews
t
TII HATHE
WITH
d.~l|
W LLL
n-.um rr<r>ir'vrent In the allotted time.
vav.tts..
n ' f » » benenc.'arie*.
—_, _
DROOKLVN AMISEMEN'TS.
Comedy Thea.. S u n . r.rg.. NOT. 17. at S:.10.
ToCrnrral
. 1H< (AppraUer
B o w: * n, , )U. T
MRS «ROSXE
(IREENBEJIGER.
Lieut. We:sh w a s t o h a v e been m a r - January
PIANO
AND
VIOLIN
SONATA
RECITAL
Park
W»r».
ur
l
Fulton St«. Mat.
*'' I November 23 t o a y o u n g w o m a n In tal artit*. $ » . : « : net ^ t * ^ - » .ri .s/'.Mwn iiDfvin.i
Afnc.se/KCLE
ihlMren of dVcVdVnV'lwnenciartes.
I'-^'on. relatives here declared.
OaJiv
WILLIAM JACOBS, died N j ? T » ™ ^ *••
Vh-.tUs lhihn(\c-n A Florcnl ZUfft'A, Jr.
,
1»1S fArpr»l»»r ComPlen).
™''rf£* £
SEATS
NOW
ON
SALE.
JOYLAND
Tkts. SOc to *2. Bore» %\2. <?tclnway PUnoi
i n H I - net estate. I1I.I0*. c n a r i e ' ».
IRT SL'NDAT. 3—BIO CO
DirecttonMu-«!cl*R»'CoDcrrt \ l Anaeemen 1.1 n c
i V d H e a r y Jacobs brothers.
1***3™%
CONCERTS— •
mMtmmi
Klnr»y. nephew, each received 11.101. ana
two
niece* each II.ISO.
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1
DADIf THEATRE ' 2 - 3 : 3 0 - 7 3 0 - o T . M . Carnegie Hall. Tne«. l: V g., Nor. 14, at *:30
MRS. CARRIE OANS. died Aprll^IT.
O! KEY.—At High'and F a l > . N. V.. Alton 1*1 ( <Aprr*l»*r Compton).
Son»
*Otal * * " £
rAnrVcolTirnbus Circle ls.13-.Wc_U I I ? M t tttate. *I0»«I. v -»«*f»«.^.v*;
i»:'k»r. aged I I years.
Rerltal,
L
a
t
2
H»rrm»n ar.d I.lllls O. Ruchtbaum. daugnMME
'.••onsON.—Ceor»s A- Ooodson.
ters. each rerelred | U . U 0 .
Week.
V•.:^^ra^
from
' T H E FUNERAL
It's Rig. R o m a n t i c . Fscltlng, Different: FRANCES
tr. r.M"« f.'rrflV.tf Musical S\ov
FK4NK LA FORCE at the Piano <mit»in.
CHURCH." Broadway. C«th and ITth
tL-liCUOlCE
FIRST
i t M)
Mgwent R-K.40HNSTON. Peals at >t<.*Of!lo«\
'C*Tnpb«:i Boltdlng). Tims later.
•>'* UALCUSYSHATSAT...V'
*™
Adam Flnek and Antoinette Wright, sons
AF.OUAN nALL, TO-NIGHT at S:\:,.
niN.-|c.—At Montclalr. N. J , November ». and daughters of dece.l.nt. received bu k
rnn,N
Steak
1>1<. Chrtstepher A. Hlr.cJt. aged IJ «f entate and there, were small teracles to
Rot Office at MADISON SQ. GARDEN.
°
.
.
«
r
a
l
irandcWMrea
and
other
relatives.
NOWorEN
OA.M.toS
P.M.ror
sale
of
•rau
and
Wed<5
ngs and recephen*.
Mvtral gran
^'»r«.
hotes for entire week of *how (NOT. II to I . ) Aostralian Contralto i>»riimi,
»"ur.»ral eervict will be held at h!i late
Violin
5 - t r i e tl e&tetUinmenl in New York
WaUnrr-t WV»f«/.»<fd-i ^
Sti-ini/w.
arvl mtrarved seat* for any ».!njrle t^rrormanoe.
hn^.». 201 Grors street, Sunday. NoRcwTTC*! JHeaWSOc. t o * . , on sale at HOT l»nV«
0XLV TKt t i l t OF EVtraYTMiafl.
vemVr II. at I P. M. lattrment at
o
r
f
.
R
\
I
RK4T»
FOR
A
M
.
OPERAS
Hall.
To-morrow
at
3:30.
Aeolian
|
xrrlTals
by
Ibe
Trench
How
Esparnc.
from
Aft.,
If r o u are interested, call a t $ 8 W e i t
••onvenltnce of t h s family.
TICKETS I Burewrlr^lomBotjahtaTalSoti.
MARCEIA.A
Kurt
Bordeaux
Pr-ir.c
!iacohC
Theatre TlcVet OfTlce. Strai:«5<-hIndler •
Mrs.
A.
LeCartler.
;
H o u i t o n Street, M a n h a t t a n , or a t S i W i l KKKN-ET—Sarah, on Noverabsr t . daugh- Miss Ada Butte*.
Pfluner
4LVSt;rtrley
Normandle
Hotel.
Bwaycc«r.3sth
at the llano j
Dr. V7. T. rotter.
•tr tt Sarah Shopter and t h s lats N t l - Benedict Carter.
<Ch!ckcrlr.sr i
rn«,*n
Miss May Robtnson
Ferdinand Carpi.
l
o
u
t
h
b
y
Street,
Brooklyn,
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
9
II. HANSON |
Mirt.
M
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Smith.
__
.
^
ton Heory Keeney.
?eat«
at
Bos
o.T.e*
Douglas
Falrhanks
la
Hector Dutranne.
n.
| W%1 F.KEITH'S 'Nan Hatperln, W m . H
can Aristocracy."
faneral Satorday. If A. M.. a t her homa. Capt. Fred L, Foote. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B.
and S P ° Am ... noM.'CelH«t.Rolot»H
tntVsn Vorst.
Camegte Ila'l, Temorr on i f t . . at 3:.t0. r * A t A P P j T h o m p w n « Ce.. Mont
A
H»rt
O
O West Ninety-fourth street: later- C Hertford RsMerKm, Miss EUi»J)e Wolfe.
t\r»'»y.«2<1|l R»n« Km
rtoe
i * A L A V . E 1 gomery A Perry, Reatrtot
parable RUlto Orchwica
OM.V RECITAL T H i s RK4SOS
ksj • • r f = % l * - : r ,
. .-.»,<., Herford.HalsAPatsrron
• •IS-2S-50 ** Incompar
ner.t prtTata.
\I*T T i r ' T
R R ward.
n
y
4,:b
r
i
ic^
- I l l s f ^ s r C ! ^* *
r.ti«Edward* ACe..ri1e*i
Salllnrhy the White Star liner Baltic for
r r
S*Jer1*J paid whit*
Uartrtng
6CHIEFFEUN.—Baddenty, e e Nerambsr
1 Dally Mat, 3.V-II A D o u g l a s . French A Els.
rrl.es » l . II.V>. II. I2..V) (KtiAh<« Pi»no'..
7. E-lgar A SchlelTeUe. son ef t h t U t e Tvlveti Allan.
- Ths
Rl«ht _ Rer
8e»ta Wolf»ohn Buroau. 1 W. 3«th. or Ila'l.
Edgar and Anna M. Schlsftslln.
TraTfrs^Aii^an.
Ruytcn*
Wolcott
R«:aUve« and friends are rsspsclfullr la- Alfred HTKfft.
9HF!AT*RK
Teatman-Rlrra- Bishop of Worcester.
Tited to attand t h e funeral ssrrlce at Georr* Macbeth.
n i i n i i r
I-re*. ST.%. Mstm*«« Sat. «• «un 3:15.
The
Yen.
John
Henry
F.
Norris
Miller.
It East Talrty-ftlafh street, on Friday
Fifth Ave. and : i t h 81.
j . G. rordham.
Crei*. Archdeacon of
TOLLE DOILY
5ttclal rates to cermantnt gutus.
morning a t I I •'etaoH.
Inlarmtat A n d r a w J U t c h l ^
Worcester.
'tared l.oOO Timos In Berlin. l U c . t « I D
family rault. St. Paura Chorea. East*
MllUlflka
Alfred Wilsoa.
r U r c < , 1.000 Times in E
chaster. N«w Terh cttr. •
i , Taylor,
Philadelphia
Painter
Princeton Man a n d Vassar
tiirl United i n Church of
the Messiah.
J. B. MaeDonald's Furnishings
Go for $10,879.50 at Afternoon Session.
Play a t the Cort Delightfully
Refreshing: to Jaded
Theatregoers.
MATINEES BOOKED
MANY BUY W A T E R COLORS
MISS EDYTH DEACON Present Cast Includes Three
Members of the Original
BRIDE OF H. 6. GRAY
Company.
W o r k of Royal Society o f
Painters Brings In $4,230
in Evening.
NOTABLES AKE GUESTS
Uetoptiou at Biltmore After
Ceremony Performed by
the Bev. J. H. Holmes.
TEX
B-way*60tfcSt,
HTER GARDEN Evenings at 8.
MAT. TO-MORROW. «Oe.
tmttM.
WILLIAM FAVER8HM
SHOW OF WONDERS
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
OBITUiVKY.
CHRISTOPHER 1 . HINCK.
a.
, • • • • • • • - - • •
GETTING MARRIED
HENRIETTA GR08MAN
39th ST.
EMMA DUNN UDLN)Y3r • PIERROT
Captivating!]
THE MAN WHO
CAME BACK
Playhouse ^
4
Wedding Takes Place in the
Country Home of Ex-Seeretary Meyer.
ni
PRINCESS
TJttOGt
Cfit
LONG ACRE ^ W o ^ o w ? *
TT
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WOBJJ).
BIGGEST HIT IN YEARS
SOLONGLETTY
NOTHING^^TRUTH
TAYLOR HOLMES
BUNKER BEAN
44tl ST.
Ujm.
i Oct,
THE FLAME
SN.
SHNSQ PLAYERS
LINAABARBANELL
Se brtdaflSlV. *»* *""**
. *' "•"
'
STANDARD
Object-Wat rimony
LYRIC
CORT
A-DAUGHTER II UPSTAIRS ^ D 0 W N
OF THE GODS" CORT TREATRE-T0-0AY 2 : 3 0
TO STUDY AMAZON DISEASES.
A^TTcKELLERflANNI
T H E YELLOW JACKET
NEW AMSTERDAM
CYRIL MAUDE In
HUDSON
TIFFANY & Co.
W A T r u r c Aun
L
1A
PLAYS AND PLAYEBS.
RuArFIFTC
u n i v i i L j mil/ i r a i v i i
BUYS LENOX PLACE FOB GIFT.
MISS SPRINGTiriE
£gflS££^wSfi^o,
POLLYANNA
ZIEGFELDgSFROUC
Turn^Sr^Jhl!
Rath Chatterton
Come Out £ Kitchen
FLAJN, JEWELED AND ENAMELED
ABB1YALS AT THE HOTELS.
Object Matrimony
NEXT MONDAY—SEATS NOW
METROPOLITAN
u
oimDBEwapTS^g
MAJOR P E N D E N N I S g
CRITERION E T a ^ S a S B '
CAPTAIN KIDD, lr.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
PHILHARMONIC
WARFIELD
SEVEN CHANCES
Ail TCHAIKOVSKY
IER
•ES
a* I*
bar*
jneUtest
reach.
uikK can
its.
ar prl-
69th REGIMENT BAZAAR HIPPODROME
"THE BIG SHOW"
SECOND
PUNCH & JUDY
WILLS AND APPBAISALS.
Alda
ISIT
sc«A
UNDER SENTENCE
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK <° BETTY
HEATING tHEATE
OfGAGEMENTS AHH0UHCED.
WELSH, KILLED, ABOUT TO WED.
*io«r|
itonj.
GOOD GRACIOUS
ANNABELLE is rocking
t h e REPUBLIC
YVETTE GUILBERT SYMPHONY
0ST0N-NATI0NA
i t by
ARMS mm CIBL
!OSE? HOFMANN
BEETHOVEN
W. B. C0E WINS 20 PHIZES.
-
Wninirxi^i™-' Kit-'UaSSaVi:
DiEii.
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THE 8EAG0EES.
TREASURE ISLAND
We are
Looking for =
Intelligent Girls pi]
Amato
TSeae pX.* 25o, 50c, 75f, SI
Bron
in
GNOMES believe
fairies. Do you ?
Sembach
KREISLER
Nnforirt*-'** *»>v
V§/ <2E2*2 (JOY. 1 1 — - '
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OLUMBIA A % ^ T : ^ " i " i r ^ :
FOLLIES O F T H E DAY
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The
Fem'nine
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
GNOME
S
Gaston & Edouard Dethier
MASQUE OF LIFE
n i A L T n .. ;V,'
ICE S K A T I N G
Centuryi
Wit •
Fecial GRASSE
CRAFT
laOT.5
»23
Theatre 1 rancais dit Etats-Unis
between t h e ages of sixteen and
twenty»three, who would like t o
have independent incomes.
T o such girls telephone operMting
offer* excellent opportunities. I t
isturea good pay, steady employment, and working conditions that
are healthful and congenial.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
MANHATTAN
BILTMORE
I
The
Century
Girl
TAR*TeT.*,^!r,
pfaTmg GIRLS FROM
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II
190 Excellent Seats at 75c
527 Good Scats at
SOc
GNOMES
make the
world happy
ALMA GLUCK
YORKVILLE
is a
I Your best friend
GNUtVlEiMIZI GIZI IN PIE
GN0MIDE
may be a.
CTucljon^s
14th Street, near Fourth A7enu?
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