THE SUN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1914. M r

NEWPORT PREPARES FLOWER SHOW WILL ! HOTEL PORTER'S DEATH RAILROAD AIDS SEARCH

JFOR FLOWER SHOW BE HELD IN A TENT KNOTS WORKMEN'S LAW FOR MISSING LAWYER

Question if He Was Lnckawnnna Posts Circular tnCommit Ire of Arrangements Southampton Hospital to Oct, a "Domestic

Servant," Left Open by Stations and Starts Search ofPlain Miiii.v Novelties One-ha- lf of Net ProceedsCommission. llackensack Meadows.

imil 10 v 1 i I I s . of Exhibit.

I.OliAl, .hh OX AUorST 1 !

)i.. mii.v vesant Fisli Will (iive

ffniriit Which Men

Will Be 1'iirinrrs.

I Mr.

i li 1 , .lul.v 23. The committeek. fiti. Mix. Stuyvesant Fish,

i I. Ilnrfinaii hi ul Mrs. Law- -Sillisple, fur tlio midsummer

which lx being given Jointly..iipoTt Harden Club and tin1

I lortlt-iiUtini- t Society nt Mrs.11.1 mi August 13, 11 ntiil

t, ' 1. .it work completing the details'or t .(T,nr. There will lie mimy hov- -.

.'. hi the matter nf exhibit;" nnd

'.'I t i tiilninlit of thorn who attendfcU ' i in. on ami evening, tor tho

to III" IllUlllllllttt'll Ht lllclll.eJIi- i.f tllo Otlllg pCOpll! of till! Slim- -

in ' tv li.t" been naked to assist, andMrs 1 uhrnke Jones find Mrs, Henryi ir !... trie latest to offer silver cups.1 tj. i,..ii,I..ts nf tlm commlttcH for thean 'nk have Is en meeting nt luncheonirf i ii akmg their plans.

v ,. .! exactly a part of tho How or;io Mr- - Fish s llorsil hall will lio one

t . hi. ,lt ins In connection with It on... i' H At present an or inn gown

,,h. --s ii are huiy preparing costumes- iir w hi en of tho summer loloiiy. who

, M I. . cSt'lltlllg tho lloHrrn of till!nl. ii. mlo tin- - men will appear im

(a m. - ii gardeners.j,l-- .i ! l Helmont gave a farewell

et for her ilatiKhter, thol)ucli" "f Marlborough, nt Marhlo House,she ., twentv-fou- r guests, anil a newind .u.i t"" ,NllB used for the table dee.

The Kiit"t9 Included Ambassadorund Mm" Hnkhmoteff. Mr. and Mrs. Stuyffai t 1 !i, "Mr. Htid Mr.. It. Livingston

li, i k ni' Mr. and Mr- -. Kllsha Dyer, Mr.i M - (horse Peaboriy Lustls, Mr. and

ur i SuITcrn Taller, Mr ami .Mrs. j.

HELD

..nt liirnev, Mr unit .Mrs. i.nwurii " 'Mr and Mrs. Howard (!. dish- - " Iun.s for her d.uihter. Miss IMher

Mm i: II O. Slater. Hurls Yonlne. ;Tl.rs. About sixty of tho youn setI Scott and Ilaron Kurt Von w,'f" Invited. A buffet supper was served,

ijr followed by ilunelnR.r Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler willTh I. i. hess Is leavltiR for New York f!vo,.n Thursday weium; and will sail for recital of soiiks and duets at tho Way-,..t,- ,l

n"Satunlay. She will visit the side studio Vrlduy nfternoon.,'mJ Hi.irtrrs of the Diuallly At n rec. nt meetltiK of the South-o- ,

.,.n while in New York. ampton Club I wiry a. Trevor winT t , entertainments y Included fleeted In place of the

. , K1Ven by Heimaiin Oelrlclis Uio lato J. Howvrs l mid Junes ClMrrish Bovernor In place of Mr.h's Hooner yacht Vagabond II. andon

,lih oisby Mis. Stuart Duncan and Mrs. Aithuik the arrivals for the renvalnderi loff Mian, who has announced a of )' cum ar Mrs. eryl I'rtstou

I,,, Aiiml 7. Mrs. Henry A. C.T.vler was a dinner hostessJlr and Mrs. Frances I. uowen Kave ail.inir ui honor of their Ktn-sts-

, Mr, andHenry It. Coyo of Philadelphia, ami

M- - Hamilton McK. Twombly Have a.nnir m honor of her cuests, Mr. and

Mr W 1! mi D. Sloanii of Lenox.Vr Arthur and Lady Hirbert of Hnc-ii- d

nr.; acaln th.. quests f Mr. and Mrs" S' iv Safe, having retiirnisl from the.rit'll Mountain motorliiK trip W. A.

".. .f New York Is vlsltlim' Mr. andMrs 'imruo Pe.ibody Ihistls, and Dr. andMrs Warren S. Adams of New York are

Muenchlnper KlncM Henry S. Hcrimond has arrived for

j.ii. inier at her eotUKe on lhistls avc- -

n.V,Bnt Ilelmont l taking a pnrty of.... ., ;... t ho olliel.il opcnliiB of th.'

' i'. n.il

WEDDINGS.

sell in I d( sherinn ii,ctirtsnirii. Conn., July Is. At theto f Mi and Mrs. Illrnni Perry Mills,

i' i I .awn. He Ir niece. Miss Alice Slier- -

an if '.k, N Y.. was married at

ii to.ila to Alfred C. Schmidt of"M'en ll ind. The matron of honor wasMrj rreilerl.'l. Itawollc. whose husbar.d Is

ceu. i of Pie bride Tho lst man wasWiltf- S. Iiinidt, brother of tho hrlde-smo-

ftei a weddliiE breakfast Mr.anl Mrs. s. hmldt left for a ten days b

imp through the Herkshlres. On(heir r. Mm th.y will sail for ICurope.

KOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

XT q..t Ma Ml.l.tlAlnn llllrrltl nnd!M!s l,eo- - n luirrlll, who are lmsslng thoimmfr In i:urne, have Mulshed n tourf Frotl.md and are leaving Iindon for

trip on the Continent.The Hon and Mrs. Alfred Anson arc

urieotrd to return soon from Hurone.Tliey will go to thel summer place Innar Harbor, Me, for tho rest of thee.in .r i

Tr anrl Mru f,

tin hnd h...,", ,,t Ti.'v.Hr. since 'tlm e.irlvarrived at theirUmmer r'a. ZIotJ

1 I., wli.rn they will remain until thef.ti

Mis, linsalio ltloo.lirood will return to'ti.i,........ .',...".-'........"..'.- ..- ...i.im.. iifiniinuw iiiiiii a iu i

- and Mrs. Charles II. Aloxander InTltYrs1,, slh.. u.lll l..it... nn l.'rlduv forS'" 'li. tn Harbor. 5Ie.

Mrs imi-er- t II. Itoosevelt Is nt herthe Lilacs. In .Snyvlllc, U I., for

MrVTmond O. Smith, who Is ass,ng

rrxzPlan . es,;.r.laV f.'.r n llrlef visit.

M' Mrs i. iiivvennt Plllnir f'..i'li,iiiiiion, L. I., for the remainder

"f hr reason.M- nr. Mrs W. Seward Wehb. Jr.,

' i' "i. lldimore for a brief visit. They""" ' i" the summer at tholr country!'" 'i Maiihiisset, L. I.

ai . Mrs. A. Tlticlnv Wall. Jr.. haveMrs. K. el. nek II. Itrooks, In Wutch Hill.tfi v s 'iMtr Mi Wall's parents, Mr. nndHI Mis Wall s Miss Marv Hrooks.

II k i'l',iril A. Maiiicu and MIsm'I'"d'w Manlee will go to Nnrrngatisett

' !. - week to bo the guests of Mrs.H' A Frascr for tho month ofa .t iv

M . ' the summer colonists In tha' '.'ithainpton, L. I will go

lor the opening of tho uu- -' u 11 sliow

t h.m been made of thoMiss lfntherlnii Sturges

of Mrs. William ItFurtield. Conn., to nibnrt.lt.' Spujten Duyvll, N. Y. No

(late set for tho woldlnff.

THE SEAG0ERS.

in d iv by the Cunarder Cnr-- rfin 'jiieiiiKtown and Liverpool;I'M . John S. Keith.

'i Dr Lan'reiii-- e J, HheHn, rlr Mr nnd Mrn. J. A

rl I. funl- Itlpluy.Sr.' Mr Mrs. Kdsard

Vl ( iimtnii. n. Smllhr- -T I ' ai i Mm. liny Stnndlnrv.. i: ii i, Mr mid Mrs. I'i rcy f

sirau' IUtihiii I)r and Mr Nathaniel

Vlrs llonrj 0 Wood.

tii.ro by tho French liner La

(' 'h. Mr nnd Mri. Wllll.unS"' 'I .t II KinneyC" I II. .Ue. 1riil Cnl M 0 T.aS ' ' 11, i.,.iav IpM.helkI I I II dlsvi. Mih .VI urrav-Tavln- r

" "1 iek. The I'.ev .1 II Miinly"' t i'itul Fruit stemnslilp Alml

V. i oi 's of i ho i '.irilde an .

' Mr, ,1 I. .teutrtiant Commander!. M l'n.,,1 I.. II.

, . " vv I,,"liell (I V Shaw,

CUT. ELECTION IS

Ie.

vviiue

Ilcnr.v 0. Trevor Chosen Vice-Preside- nt

to Succeed theLate .1. Mowers Lee.

KofTMAMrrnN, N. T., July A largetent has been erected on tho Park Asso-rlatlo- n

grounds nt the lower end of LikeAgawam for the eighth annual exhibitionof Ui.) Southampton Horticultural Socloty,to ho held next Wctlnceriuy and Thurs- - !

(l.iy. One-ha- lf the net proceeds In to heglvun to tho Southampton Hospital. Onarcoiim of the backward itoiuum tho exhi-bition was postponed from Inst wek.

Thoro am a larger number of entries, j

this year than ever, nil tho show sparebeing occupied. Olio of the special at.trnctlcms of tho show will b the luncheonand dinner tuhle decoration contest, openonly to Indies of tho cottage colony. The(lowers Used In the decoration arn to hegrown by tho exhibitors. Ther will alsobo a competition mining tlm suinnier reo-rients for the best basket of tiHtlvc KrownMowers and for the lirt thiee vases ofoutdoor Krown (lowers.

Prize for thren classes havo been of.fend by Mrs. Thomas II. Harbor, Mrs.li Tiffany Dyer, Mrs. Henry (!. Trevor,Mrs. Itohert M. Thompson, Mrs. Frnnoltlurrull llofTninn, Mrs. Charles HlnliMaclionald, Mrs. till ward W. Humphrlis,Mrs. Charles K. Henderson. Mr. Chester(Irlswold, Mrs. 13riwurri Vnlilngin, Mrs.Charles (!. Frnncklyn. Mrs. Allsert IJ.Ilonrdman and Mrs. I'eter It. Wyckoff.

The Southampton Harden Club metthis week at llnllyshear, tho countryhome of Mr and Mrs. Charles II. Mac- -Donald. After the m'ctlnK tho members (

and their friends were shown thrntiKhtho grounds and Hardens oy irs.

Mrs. Alexander II Tiers Kave a chll- -,ir.,n.k ,,.. i, ii ,., i... ,.,,..

and Mis. Stanley !i. Mortimer, whohas the Klelslur cottaso on Hill street.

A. 11. Cialllu has teased his oittiifcnmi th.- Khlnnot'ock Hills to Mrs. Henja-ml- n

!. Nlcolls, who will occupy It aboutAugust 1.

Itiar Ariiulial Willarri H. Hrownson.I'. S. N.. retired, and Mrs Hrowuson. !

who have lutn spendlni; some time visit-- ,nig "i. ami .Mrs. tioni ri .m, inoiiip.son, are now at Newport t

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Putnam nnd theMisses Putnam left yestenlay for StHuberts In the Adlrondacks, where theyhat e a camp. Their cottiiKe hern willbe occupied by II. W. Dcl'orrest, whoairlvcs y to stay through August.

TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

l.K.Mii, Mass.. July 2S. Motor arrivalsat llotil Asplbwall y Include:

John D. Crimmlns, .Miss Merce-d- e

Crimmlns, Miss Hvilyn Crlmmtiis,New York, Mcreedes, Mr. and Mrs. JamesW. White, New Yotk, Ixh'h , ThomasPowell I'owler, Mrs. Fouler, Miss Fouler,F II. Fowler, Sidney I'owler. New York,Packard i Mr. and Mrs. I Iiirold A. S.Dodge. Hssex FellH, N. J., Packapl ; Mr.and Mis Morgan. Theodore Morgan,Ilinry .)tgan, New York, Cadillac.

.STiioi'Dsuftid, Pa.. July IS - --Arrivals atItiiekwood Inn by auto Included:eluded :

Mr. and Mrs Henry Hill. New York,Pierce; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Smith,,mw lora. aico: .Mr. ami .Mrs. - l orues,South Orange, Henz; Mr. nnd Mrs, T. W.Hentley, Newton, N. J. ; Mr. and Mrs,H. Hentley and Newton D. Hentley, NewYork, 1ocnmoblle.

Nkw ii.vimin, Conn.. July :s Motorarrivals at the (irlswold Included;

Mrs. Frederick II. Hctt, Mr. and .Mrs.W. It. Hetts. Master W. It. Hetls, Jr..New York, Pierce-Arro- i Mr, and Mrs.I. . I.. Itonlen, Iiiikevllle, Conn., Packard;Mr. mid Mrs. II. U Cartol, New York,Hulck : Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgn It. llran- -

". ew i orn. nievcns.Watkiiiicbv. Conn., July Automo- -

bile arrivals at the lintel Hlton Included:Mr. and Mi's. H. W. icmaker. New

York, Hurion ; Mr. and Mrs, . A. N. Mead.s"w Y"rk- - "lck ; Mr. and Mrs. J.

Mlm Ituth Doughty, Miss. H.' lx"tl"y. N''w "r"- - i Mr. andir. t ii Knmmia liiiniinnn v v

Chalmers; W. F. (.roily. Kuthorfor.l, N..! I". C. O'Ne . Kd O'Nel . Newark. N.-

' : - O'.Malley, Uldgewoo.1, N. J..Hulck

MANVltKSTEit, t.. July i Arrlvnla by

and Mrs. Thomaa Fowler, Packard; MissFowler, r. i . rowier, jr., i.. n, eowiiu-- .

Hupmolille.I.AKS Sf.VArr.K, N. II., July 2' Motor

arrivals at Hotel lininlldim Included:Dr. and Mrs. It. If. MK'onnell, Now

York, (iullllac; llochet Snyder, Mr. and.Mrs. Noble MeConnell, New York, Ixvo-mobil-

Admiral Charles 13. Clark, If. H.N.. Packard; Mr. and Mrs. A. W.Wick. New York, Stutz; Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Wilder, New York, Stevens-Durye- a ;

Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Wilson. New York,( ildsinohlln ; .Mr. and Mrs. V. C JUU. NowYork. Pisirlms.

P.itTl.AMi, Vt.', July JS. 's ls

by HUtomobllu at the Ilcrwlck:

Mr. and Mrs. Sterns, .Miss Hohcrl.on,New York, Lanier: Mr. nnd Mrs. ArthurLewis, Mr. and Mrs. Sam AllxTt, NewYork. Pleico; Mr. and .Mrs. M. I. 1Iwards, Mr. and Mrs. V. !!. Council, Al-

bany. Cadillac.Cooi'KiisTOWN, July 2S Among th

automobile anlvuls nt tho Otesaga to-

day were :

Mr. and Mrs, M. Luscomb, 13. L.H. M- - Lufcouih, llrldgeport, Conn.,

T'lei ; Mrs. 13. II. Paddock. HelenPaddock. Anna Paddock, Arthur K. Pad-doc-

New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. H

Dolman, Hessln llnlman, Mildred Hoi-mn-

llrisiklyn, Autocar,i

In Nciv VorU Tii-iln- y,

Niitloiial Arts CJub. exhibition of paint-ings, lilt Hast Nineteenth street.

Washington Irving School, exhibitionof paintings from the Metropolitan

9 A. M., to f P. M.

l'nlher mill Non Killed by I.IrIiIiiIocMiinomks, Minn., July ri John .

2R jears old. was Killed by lightninghis livening while working nn the roadOne of his horses w.is knocked downand the .hnc, torn from Its feet, butneither horse was Injured

lllrek's father was killed by lightningat New Prague two years ago.

Just die type of man foraffiliations

I PMAY PI T1R WIT 1 NVVJjulU A ULUD II ILL) Ul V D

HOUSE WARMING SOON

Event Will Mark Opening of(ireenlcaf Villa as

Country Club.

1.1.NOX. Mas.. July : A house warm-ing will be g.ven when the l.i nox Club or.cupHs tho Urriiileaf Villa as a countryelnl. After the Ilia has heen riiriilsnviltho house committee will arrange for thoformal opening

A sale of (lower for the 'benefit nf atiiheretiloHhi canin In Plttslleld was held

y and tlOO was cleared. Donationsof dowers were revived (rem Mrs Will-la-

louglas Stoane, Mr" William. H.nn.,.1 Meld. "Mrs. IMw.irds Mictirer, .Mrs.William Pntloek. Mrs Max K. Itntler.muwm Cdlth and Marv T. ltryce, Mrs.Zen.is Crane. Miss Clara I. Crane. Mrs

r. ..... ll'ltll.... llLcl.', ....Wl......tllll! . II, i r.me. ..ii?, "iiimii. w,llll.l.s mid Arthur N. Coolev.

sVniong llwiso who sold powers withFredrlkn HracUIn, Ihiilvlle M.ittoon. MatyIlradlev Dorothv Haybolil, Ituth M,.Cer.non, Margaiet Delterr, Kllzalsdh Clark.trladys Pollo-k- , Dorothy Oaknian andOladys Plerson.havlr.s."i!ed XiZday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Newton Phelps Stokew,win. have been visiting; with Mr. and MrsAnson Phelps Stokes, have returned to

'Creenwlch. Coim. . ..vriiving ai curus i uei w re . ,r. ......

Mrs. John A Mucker. Miss elen nryce ofNew orli, Mr and Mrs. hdvvaid Ue 'ii- -

olds of New Itochelle. N. Y, : Mr and MrsW. T. I'.inmet, Mies Iv. T. Ihuriiet, W. TKminrt, Jr. of South N

and Mrs. W. P. Harvey of Haltimore anil...Mr. ami --Mrs. ..av,.. ,v i.....,,,

more.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke. Miss H. '

Woodcock of New York and Mrs. H. ItMltch'-I- l of Faston. Pa., havo arrived at

lint 111 nrusii 1 mr li immih-- i untn'iliv Mrs. Itenrv Hnlllster Peiieo Thetournament narrowed down to the semi -

limits this afternoon. In which Miss OraceSedgwick and Miss Urn. ltrlsied de - '

feated Mrs I3dwln T Itlco nnd Mls i

Sibcl Choate, 9 7. S- - -- fi, and Mlin.ini.n Mover nnd Mls Kvmnhrosa Hris- -

led beat Miss Clara Field and Miss Mary '

ytiottir, B -- I, 11 ---

nutomohlle at the IViulnox Houso Included !"":':. VnrV'

ImwaINJ.k'A't&.triMnI,d,rs':,T,,oMcc. x

W. IT

part tnoMrs,

MeetingMm. William Nolgh-T- .

Mrs.

Miss Wllllaiu

Mr.have been In nppfr for tho fish- -

lug, have to In

NewTho Itev. Dr. of

has at the Maplewood. Invisit with

Mr. Mrs, William Welch Phlla-dolphi-

who have been In Plttsllild,gone to SwamiiHiott, Mass.

Mr. S. Shaw enter-talni- d

y for Mr. andMrs. S. Jr., who arn visit-lin- e

at Mr. and Mrs. S,

Shaw, Jr., will return to

Miss Anne Alexandre gnne toKtst to with Mr.V.avard

Mr. and Mis. Charles L, Livingston,have bieu uf Mr and S.

Mellen In Slocklulilge, by auto-mobil- e

for their country iriace theWhite y

Mummer Itesnrts.City, July 2S, Temperalui

Paiik, July 25 TenipeniMire.fiT.

Hamilton. 2S. Tern- -

i0, pnttlvAsiiv:vii.ix, C, July 2S. Tempera

ture,

Federal Bank Commission; who nowith trusts or financial interests.

DINNER FOR ADMIRAL UPSHUR

To liltrli fit llretloti Woods liy.tlrs. i:nene Troth.

Itni.rroN N H. July 28. Mrs.J. Ihigene Troth Camden, J, wilt

evening honor ifHear Admiral and Mm. John t"p-sh-

of New York, who are the Cruw-ford-

rottage and hotel colony at tinMaplewood arranging a "children'sparty for grown ups" to bo held

iv. nlng In the Maplewond iiiusL'hall. Mrs M. Fink. J H. An- -

drew s. Mrs Clifford Mrs,:(!eorge (irysnn nnd Mrs. I.. H Cllley lireatii.'iig those preparing tho plans.

Mrs. Hllot Hurler of New York Is oneof the for tableaux vlvan.sand a play which are being arrangedby the vnunger set nt theView llnue for Friday evening.

GUESTS OF COL. LUCAS.

Cn nn I" - 1 ' 'Hoard rfnlnrri.

0 j; Van C Lucas ' York,'Mate consulting gavo a lunch-- 1

eon In tho Fountain Room at the Hilt -

morn jvsterday for several members ofthe Pennsylvania Canal Commission, who

on , tour of .nHon of the J

canal work In New State.the guests were William A Magee, Jamesa. fhambers nnd Thomas Sloan,..-- , .,, .v,A vunimr e,...in.isi..n n,l

John A. Oen Thel.doro A. Hlng- -(.,.n J(lht) ,,.yH11 f..,,, v A

AlllIurMO of , Ktatlv, Anny Kn.glneers, Coins, j , A O'Connor and

W. Smith.Mr who Is a former Mayor of

H chairman of the Pennsyl-vania commission, formed for the purposeof designing, and operating a

anal to connect tho Ohio Itlver with"m" "r,r'

w, a. uuuivaa xoiaixj $auu,uuu.

Idrd lleln-- n

nd Institutions.28 Tho

'ax Appraiser on the cs- -Hurling Cocks, who riled

Jxx-u- valley .May SI, 1913, was tiledy and shows the estate to lie

worth Jf.00,000. Mr. Cocks was a mem- -t.er thn real estate (Inn of Cocks Avv iiicts, in ;i wall stroei. .Mauiiaiuin

Anna Weeks, W. it. Weeks andT Wallets, cousins, rts'eivu e.ich.Seven other cousliw JS.OflO each,Fred Ofli); Thayer,

tl.OOO, Tim reslduo l left to SamuelWlllets W. Cocks lu equal shares,cvcji $1.1H.001.

"APARTMENT 12-K- " BETTERED.

l.nuglis Farce After (

l ast .nnd llool..Important clmnges wore made

night In the cist "Apartmentthe farce by Lawrence Itlslng, which hadIts performance at tlm Maxlnolllllott ttn days ago.Hnrz klicceeded Alan IlrooliM as tbellurtlltir and Oils Harlan took tho

liuillev IIMnp, the fat man who getsInto tl wToiii; apartment whllo Intoxl-iiitc-

Tho iiait was playedlahvard Hegley. The other iiieinherH ofthe original cast, I Lowell,icmalii,

the changes In tho cast cutshail been made In the

linn!., hut In mil' irrent extent. Twoor tluvn new scenes were written In forHie benelil nf the newcomers, anil thoaction III the llrst int. wliuli dragged

iwnfullv, has been up. Tnochanges have greatly Improved Uiopiece and vvern many more latignslast night than thern wur at tho llrstperformances.

tl fo J o1njj , of Washington started ,.,,.,. ,h,Ha'y. l!ocS,', Hn-- n.

' i m,km. k j..Haynes. John Hallantln. Hubert W. Hal- - '" n m. l - of the Transfer 1

nro'lantlti. Miicdrcgor Clark. lazier; Mr., ... ... "i.i. .. tate of W.

the

Pittsburg,

Others wlio took m neginning u nieeo, ;n,ouu, ,iisau Jiosiuiai, .u.ouu;nf the toiirniiment wero Charles ' I'rleiuls Academy, at Locust Vulle),Astor llrlsted, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Jfi.OOO, Matlnecoclt Friends nf

H Osgood FMd. Mrs. I lavld l'Ul Valley, MatlnecockDana, Mrs. Henry II. Pease, W. horlKsxl Ar.is:latlon. 52,000, Lawrence

Hosnin Honsal, Miss Imbel Shotter. Miss and Mary W.ule, $2,000, James Wade,C.ortrude Pnrsuns, Clvlllsn Alcxundro tl. nnn , Wad", Jl.noo. tsuidenand Mrs, Allen H Fenno. Illngen. tlm housekeeper, $f.,0i)0. J. Van

and Mr J. Macy Willets,. who Vagnef, $l.nmi, and Michael Cnzgrano.Canada

letumed Cassllls HousoMarlboro.

Oeorge Alexander NewYork arrivedPltlHlleld, to Mrs. TheniasDenny.

and nfhave

nnd Mrs, P.irkmanat luncheonParkinan Shaw,

them Itedwood.p. Hoston onFriday.

It. haslsllp visit and Mrs.

C Iloppln.

who guests Mrs.stinted

luMountains

Wenllier lit

AtlanticAvnrnv

lUrmudn, Julyperatuie, cloudy

N.7s.

one has

Hi.1.

W.)is.of N.

ntertaln InHenry

at

Thenro

D. Mrs.D. Orrgory.

patronesses

Mountain

llntcw New

engineer,

Nork Among

P.

Iteiisel.w

lleiirgeMage.!,

building

Anionic

July report

nt

of

Annalin.ono

receiveC. Illeks, 2n nitzabeth

andreceiving

More In limine.In

Two butof

firstTheutrn Italph

toloof

nrlglnullv

Including

Hisldesnnd additions

not

hurried

there

$5,000;

GAYETY DESPITE RAIN

AT NARRAGANSETT PIER

Hotels (Jive. Daneing Contestdand Tea Dansants for

Their (Jliests.

N.wiiuii.vNSKTT Pica, It. I , July I'S.

AlthoiKh the weather was very unple-is- .

nnt and the rain came down In a steadydrizzle all day, the hotels and the Ca-

sino nut tho emergency with a variety otentertalnnn nt that kept tho society folkin a veritable whirl.

The cottagers wele notified that lherwould be a dancing contest at the Ca-sino this afternoon, and about 3 o'clockthe full commenced. The manager ofthe Casino appointed a commltte ofthree, Harold Sireb'dgh. A. I.. Carroll Lot.tinier and Charles Patterson Penney, o boJuilgej for tho various dances,

Mr, Lottlnier was chairman and an- -

no,ln''"1 ,n0 "r"1 """'',' wouia noa onestcp anil said that tho winneruot(, ,m em ,hat ennM tlube.t ballroom danco. Mr. and Mrs. PhilipStevenson were awarded the first prU","f'1 Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Smlth-llana- n

',eco,,ri dance was a waltz, whichwas won by F.m line Randolph and MissLisa Norrls. doing the lame duck. Inthn third dance, the music was a comhlnaHon of the onestep and waltz. Mr.and Mrs. Philip Stevenson again took theprize, with HenJamln Online und MilsLurl i Chase

Among .thoe present were Mr. undMrs. J. Napoleon Honarsrte. Mr, nnlMrs. John Norrls. Harold Strebelgh, Mm.Ferguson, ICrn llne Itsndoiph. Miss LlsiNonls, Mrs. Irving Chaae, Wlster Hau-ilol'p-

Mr nnd Mrs. Talbot Smlth-Hnna-

John It Fell. ParJon Miller, Harry Kan,William Hagley, Mr, Dmpi-- r and thoDuke Durnzzs.

The Paul Jones anil the Virginia ril,wlili h wero revived nt tho MnthewsnnHntel last werk, were sen for the llrsttime at the Casino this afternoon, findthey were entered Into with a great dealof enthusiasm. Whllo the Casino wnshaving Ita contest the hotels Matliewsonand Gladstone were having a tea dansant

Tills evening a recital will bo given byDavid Lymon at the Imperltl Hotel andMiss Temple's dancers will give an ex-

hibition at tho Matliewson. At tho Canlnnthere will be a moving picture show, fol-

lowed by dancing. Tho first dance nf tlieseason at the new Scarborough bathingbeach will be given on Saturday nextby Mrs John It. Felt nnd Mrs. PhilipStevenson.

Four catd parties were given nt theOladstonn this nftenioon. Tho hostcr-sc- s

wern Mrs, L. H, Oray, Mrs. A L. Smith.Mrs, Kdwnrri llyckmnn and Sirs. KdwardOurney

Among those who arrived nt tho hotelsto day were: At tho Matheweon- - OeorgeIlandolph Chester nnd his wife. It. AModlo nnd Jamea M. Helfensteln nf NewYork, Mr. nnd Mrs. W, Madden nC llrnok-ly-

Mrs, J M. Webb of Dallas, Tex , andMrs. A. W. Austin nf Toronto. At theImpirlal Mis, F. H. llftts of New York,Mr. nnd Mrs. W It. Hetts nf Tuxedo.At tho Jtever- e- 13. S. Forzley and M.Murphy of New York. At the Mass.isoll- Oeorge Heyeth of Nerw York. At theCasino Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Schmidtand William Decker of Now York.

ALL THE FAVERSHAMS COMING.

.Mile. Ilnrllat Is Sigurd m I'n.dirfor "The IliivrW."

Mr, and Mrs. William Favcrshani andtheir children will onil from I'herbouig

y on thu Olympic Mr. Favcrshani(Julln Opp) has beep seriously 111 uSwitzerland, but Is reported lis ipilte re-covered.

Mr. Favcrsham cahhsl last night to hisAmerican representative that he mdsigned a contract with Mile. HabrlellnDorzl.it. the French ni'tress, (or her ap-pearance in America as costar when heproducp "Tlm Hawk" tn September atthe Shuberl Theatre Mile Dorzlatcreated the role In Paris at the Theatrelteiialoaiice in 'THpcrvlcr," which slmwill ere. lie In New York In the adapt,,tlnn, which will bo culled "Thn Hawk"Sho has appeared In Iindon and will pinyhero In Hnglish

The Intercttlncr question of whether alintel porter la Included In tho "domesticservant class" was presented yesterday totho Workmen's Compensation CommissionIn tho claim of Mrs. Allco Hernoii, whosehusband, James Hernoti, was killed onJuly 11. Hernoii was employed at tlmHotel Kin James, West Korty-flft- h street,and whllo washliiK windows fell Into miareaway.

Tho Olobo Indemnity Company main-tained that hotel porters were, not In-cluded In any of tho forty-tw- o irrottpe ofthe new taw and quoted tho followliiKexcerpt !

Kmployeo means u person who IsenKKed In a hazardous employmentIn tho servlc.o of an employer, carry-ing on or conducting the same uponthe premises or at tho plant or In thecourse of his employment nway fromtho plant of his employer, ami shallnot Include farm laborers or domesticservice.The commission deferred their decision

as to whether Hernon wns Inclinled In tho"domestic servant itroup" until .Monday,

James tlab, who was Injured at tho 4Hohlilns Dry Dock yard when a Chinamanemployed on tho oil steamer Powhatan of(tie Standard Oil Colnnanv threw n dooron him and Injured his hand, receivedpermission to sue tho manrtard oil Com-pan- v

Hah had his choice of flllnjc n claimagainst tho Itobhlns Dry Dock Companyor of suing tho Standard Oil.

A report was presented yesterday whichshowed that 1531, 60 bad been collectedon 4,91 4 imllcles Issued for rlx monthsunder tho now Insurance law More thanIH.nno policies were sent throughout theSlate, of which H,lfi5 havo been returned,whllr tnoro than R.000 remain to bo heardfrom.

C0NSIDINE HERE TO SIGN.

Itl.onil.nno llrnl With Vlnrrm I.ns-r- r

o He Comtilrteil.John Consldlne of Spokane, Wn"h., who

wus tho partner of tho late Timothy Y.HuIIIvhii In his theatrical business, ar-rived In New York yesterday to completethe sain of the Interests of the Sulllvan-Consldln- o

circuit to Mnrcun Ixow, whichwns msdo several months nco. Tho company, In which Sullivan ami Consldlnewere enunl partners, owned it circuit ofBlsmt H!0 theatres, extending from New-Yor-

to Vancouver. A second companynf the same ownership operated the thea-tres, It was thla operating companywhich m sold to Mr. Iioew for aboutf 1. OOo.OOO.

Ily tho terms of thn sale the final nr.rangomeiite were to be made hern onAugust l and thn stock turned over toMr Ixx-w- . Mr Consldlne was lu con-ference ynntenlay with Lawrcnco Mulli-gan and Patrick Sullivan, principal helrnof Hlg Tim. William H. Hlllsnn, counselfor thn estate, said Inet night that thostock would be turned over to Mr. Ixiewwithin a day or so.

Pln mid I'lnjers.Charles Frnhinnu has nccepted a new

fare-- bv Margaret Mayo called " I Didn'tWant t.i Do It" The piece- - Is in threeacts and recounts the strange experiencesnf in American must.- lriib?J-t-Y)ti- ijr

will be produced early in' i'ctnVeiTh" complete company for "Sjlvla Huns

Away." which will bn the llrst attractionof thn season at William A. Hrady's Play-house, will bo Allco Hrady, OrraldlnnO'Hrlen. Ned A. Sparks. F.lmer Hooth.Sidney Mnccy. Ixiwell Sherman, llnwanlPell Trenton. Albert M.sire, CharlesUithlan and Tom Mc.Mahoti.

Harrymore Is to play n week'sengiigement at the New Hiighton Theatrebeginning August 1" She will appear InHurric's playlet "The Twelvn PoundIiok."

Ouy Standing 1s to play the principalpart In "The Silver King." by Sir HenryArthur Jones, which Is to he made Intomotion plcturn form by the Famous Play-ei- s

enmpanv.Harold Hussell has been engaged by

Cohan A-- Harris for one of the leadingcomuly roles In "Wanted. $22,000," thefarce by Itol and Walter Hnckett,which will open tho Candler Theatre earlylu September.

William J. Hums returned yesterdayfrom Washington, where, the final seenesfor the motion picture play based onthe Philadelphia-Lancaste- r counterfeitingcase wero made. The play will txj ..nownas ""Che $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot."The scenes wi re taken at the TreasuryDepartment, Washington. Moyamcnslngprison In Philadelphia nnd In Lancasternnd New York.

Morris (lest, who Is In Kngland, cabledyesterday the names of the complete castfor "Tho Ctory of tho Itosary," thn spec-tacle romance which Comstock and Oestwill present at the Manhattan. OperaHouse early In September. Some of theplayers nro Americans and others havenever been to this country. The f.ist willbo: Paul Komain, Alfred Paumler; PftUInUamain. James Ileiry. Cnl. Jf MriVhranif,

Leicester; .(etif. PeterKn, OeorgeDesmond; J.lruf. ;(lljfrln, Arthur Clif-ton; 7'roopcr Smut. Archibald Hlnton;Jfnrl Lu llosf, Walter Howard; I'rtnaion .'iiftrnn, J. 3. Martini I'rtcle ll'lnll'-tti'l-

Thllln Oordon : FitfJirr Theodnr.Chri- - Walker; It'ilhelnilnn, Marjnrle Day, I

.tfnfficr .Siperlnr, .Laura Hansen; I noJIHsfein, Etheldreda Taafc, and Vrncfln

Sabran, Annlo Saker,Amnng tlioso engaged for Philip

new musical comedy "TheModel Maid." which will be produced onAugust 17 at ProvMcnce, nre Allen liege-man. Anna Wheaton, Donald MscDonsld.Florince Mackle, Joseph Lertora, OladysXcll. F.lsle llltz, Claiborne Foster. HayHovvden, Allun Kerens and Helen

OBITUARY.

Ml Helen Orrtrndr Mciilf.MoNTri..viii, N. J.. July 2S. Mlsi

Helen - rtrude Scott, the seventeen-ynar-ol- d

daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs ItohertScott, died here y Miss Scott hadbeen sick for over nine months. Mr,Scutt Is a director of Funk Wagnalls,the New York publishers.

Hubert .? l.evj.Holer! .1 Levy, n retired iliilMiiter,

died at the Nassau Hotel, Long Uracil,L. I , yesterda of kidney disease. Hewas born In Cassel, (.ermnny. In 1 S0 1 ,

imil fnity years ngn camo to New York,wlnre he founded tho llrm of S Oppen-h.'lme- r

& Ltv, whnlcsaln Impoiters. Horillred from bun!ness seven years sgn,Mr. Levy is survived by his vvlfn amithree ihillghterH.

Mnjor IMnlrl Vlorlliner I, re.Nkw Iimkin, t'onn., July 2S. Major

Dinlel Mintliiier Le, F. S. A. 71, retired,a native of New lindon, died this eve-ning at Memorial Hospital, lie was oneof the few sutvlvon. In tlm Iteri Itlverbattle lu the OuMer cnmpalstn.

Mrs. Cm-il- l I ne AV. Mllehell.Mrs ('.iioli'ie WooIm-- Mitchell, widow

of lahvanl Mllehell. died at hersummer Imiin In t'onn. She- survived by n daughter, Mrs, llenr.v

I'crrlday, with whom he lividat .11 Hist Fiftieth street. The funeralervlces will be held at SI Thomas's

Chui'li, this city, on Friday

iikiis1iis MniHIi.

W.VHlits'OToN, July 2 -- AugustusSmith, '.'9, th' olilenl grnilll.Me nf Yaln1'nlvciHfty. ilh'ri here y H limlbisui In Ihn Tremury Depart'metit forfmtv years previous to his retirement InF'M,

Orders were Isued at the main officeof tho Delaware, Lackawanna und Wesi.ern Itallroad Company yesterday directIng agents In New Jersey, New York i mlPennsylvania to poet nt their stutlor-to-ria- y

circulars beurlng full face andsldo view pictures of F.lllntt Marshalthe Montclalr, N. J., lawyer vvmi an ortiro lit 4S Wall street who tnisterlous'ydls.ipiieared lust Thursday nfternoon. TheclrcularH wero printed nt thn instanceof the committee of Montclalr citizens,nil men of affairs nnd personal friends ofMr. Marshall, a number of whom havepractlcnlly abandoned business to se.it ehfor tlm missing .1awer,

At the request of Lawyer Walter FHampton of 17 Hstti-r-- plnen,of the committee, Ihn Lsckawanna rati-tuai- l,

at Its own expense, sent out menyesttrdsy to scour the Hnckens.iek Mead-ows nlongpldo the r.illionri tracks Thiswas ilono on the theory that Mr. Marshallmight have been blown from a tralrduring Thursday afternoon's great stnnnwhllo passing from nno car to anotherHe was Inst seen In Cortlandt street nt

o'clock that clay, evidently on his wayto thn Lackawanna, railroad In lloliul.cnvia tho Hudson Tunnel.

Lieut. Orsnt Williams, In charge ofthe bureau of missing pernios at NewYork Pollen Henduuiirters, arranged forthe distribution of circulars amour, thepollen throughout the country

Mr Marshall's (rim. Is nre fa-- 1 be-

coming convinced that his mind was af-fected by thn excesslvn heat nf laM weeknnd gave way under sorrow over thedeath of bin baby nnd the Minn,, of hiswife.

MIGUEL RfMARTrNEZ.

Itrtlrerl Nrrr Ynrk Importer Mrs InMadrid. Vlsltlnar Urn I her.

PlTTsrtELp, Mass., July IS Mont habeen received here thai Miguel It Mar-tinez of 25 Welt Tenth street. New Ynrkriled to-d- ay In Madrid, Spain, Mr andMrs. Martinez had started from NewYork on July 13 for two months travelIn France and Spain.

Mr. Martinez was taken HI Ju'l liftercrossing Into Spain and hurried on toMadrid, where he has n brother, JomiuinMartinez. There his illness developedInto pucumnula, nf which he illr.it.

Ho 'was US vnrn of nge, and formerlyIn tlm ImiMirting business. Ho was amember of thn I'nlon, Down Town, Hid-ing, New York Yacht mid Seaw.-inhak-

Corinthian Yacht clubs. He liavcs s.widow, n daughter, Mrs. Thomas Flour-ho- y

of Plttstleld, and two sons, John M.It. nnd ICdwnrd M Martinez of N- iv York.

HENRY I. DELAMAIN.

Old Time Mend nf (lie HingeSchools of Collrsr Point.

Henry 1. Delamnln, K7 yearn old, whoabout forty years ago took charge if thepuMIc Hchools of thn lllaxn or CollegePoint, L. I., when them were only a fewhundred pupils enrolled, died jesterilivmorning nt thn homo of his daughter-in-law- ,

Mrs. t.ouiso Drlumnln, In Avenue I).College Point.

--Ms Dlnilti u torn (w r.gl.t.ii .inn'attended Cambridge and Oxford imlver-sltlc- s.

Ho canin to this countrv InTS'land was engaged b tho village of CollegePoint. Ho saw thn pupils tncreato Innumber until the onrohnent became, mornthan 1,000. He was a member of lhPrlnclpaU Council ami thu Queens Itnr-oug- h

Teachers Association. His wife Mir-vlv-

him.

.loli n Ornhnm.John tiraham, tho oldest attendant tn

the County Court In Urooklyn, died sud-denly of heart failure on Monday nightnt his home, 200 Park avenue. In bissixty-eight- h year. He romnlnid ot bispost In the court until clong hour onMonday, and beforo leaving for home

to ono of his follow attendantsthat hu felt near "tho end of his rope "He w.is appointed com t attendant byJudge Mooro In 1 S72 and crveri coutln-OTousl- y

until tho close of his life. Ho w asa member of the Clerks Assnclatlnn oftho Courts. Ills wife, two Hons and adaughter survlvo him.

Job n llenson Preseoll.Wr.nsTrn. Mass . July 2. John Pen-ro- n

Prescntt, wealthy Iron manufno-ture- r,

died nf he.nt iHfieaso this nfter-noon In his home li'rc at the ape ofS3. He wiiH the founder nf the J H

Prescott ft Son foundry In Webster andDouglas. Ho retlrrd ten years ngn.

William II. Cook.riKLAPKU'iiiA, July 25. "William H

Cook, 7o years old, for many years aprominent leaf tobacco dealer In thiscity, died this morning at the HelgravlaHotel. He had been a member of theUnion League Club for nearly forty years

After retiring from tho firm of Se.rx-er-.

Cook & Oager Mr. Cook had spent hitime in travel and In acquiring k, mag-nltlcn-

library.

Mnrry lltnke Tyler,PitlLAtiKLriilA, July 28 H.irrv Tflske

Tyler, formerly of Phllndelphla, diedthis morning at his homo In SarsnacLake. N Y.. at the age of 60. Tho funeralwill be held In this city. Hefore ho leftthis .'Ity snmc years ugo Mr. Tylerwas prominent In pol'tlti und charitableactivities.

Arnnnh Mheplirrdson Abell.IlAt.llMORE, Md., July 3S, Arur.ah

Shcpherdson Abell, grandson of A-- SAbelll. who founded tho Hnlttmoro Run

! died this morning after a long Illness. Hwas recretftry and tressurer of tho A, 8Abell Company, the pre"nt publishersof thn Bun.

Tfionins II Foks.Woiicksteii, Muss. July 2F. Thomas It

Foss, otic of Worcestri's oldeft residentsand u retired business man, died y

at thn ago of 70. Mr. Foss, who wonborn In St. Albans, Vt , was a civil warveteran, serving on the staff of OenSedgwick III the Shenandoah Valley cam-paign.

DIED.

HHKVHTI3lt - Kdvvln, aced ,. . rt. ra"tiik rrsciui. riitjiicii." :it vvtT.eniy-llilr- d street, (l'rnk U. Csmpbfl.llulldlns). Friday, 10 o'clnek, AuapJcnAetora Fund,

m.'1'I't'M In New York city July :i, 11114

Dr. CliJ'lea T. Huff inn, ron nf ths lataPxvld niiil MutU l'alrbanku Iluffiitn.

Funeral eTvlrea n( the Chureh of thHeavenly Itei Tluir1y innrnlnc t

half past 10.

MAtill.t.. At Troy, N. Y, July II, nit,Mary Walker, ur of ths lae JohnMaitlll

MlTi.'HF.bl- - -- f,a Tmilii. Julv t, 1JK. ntHetlilehrm, Conn. Camllno Wnolewidow of Ihe late Kdward Mllcl.iJ.

nineral rrevlcta vrfll hell on l'rl5j..lull- - 11. ot M, Thonioa'a Church. K'ftliiivemie and Fifty-thir- atrrei, at 10 aO

A. M.

NIPHOIM Huddanly. t Marlnbil. Auatn.Tueeday July !l, Janua Bdwla Nleho'"-I-

hit jear.Funeral notlcn latr,

WOTT -- At Mnnflalr N 1, ,1aHel-- n Oertrud. II ye-i- ri old, daUkht!1.f Uohert and Mil Funk Scott

Funeral private.