THE SUN, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915. 9

ABOUT THE PLAYS ! PLANS OF FROHM AN IMPARTIAL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

HEW YORK WILL SEE, CO. ARE ANNOUNCED AT SOUTHAMPTON

Slorip" f Fouling Season's Prominent. Actors mid New Summer Colony Flocks toNovel lies in tho IMn.v.s o He Presented Dur-

ingUutliinjj; Bench After Attend-

ingTheatre. the Season. Morning Service.'iTAauiMOl1

ALL Oi' NATIVE OHIGTX EMI'IIIE OPENS SEPT. l!i LA 110 K CROWD ON LINKS

Vt-- "f tlio plays selected toN w Yorkers have already been

.reduced "' II ' possible to tell their,pn,r.il character III iulvar.ro of theirjrfnn.i,i'- - hero. Alronily "CommonCtiy" Ii.ii been described. One of thoplays fr in which much In expected Im

Tin" I of dlnss," by a young writername! Mx Mareln. It will be bIvoii liy

Cohan & Harris. Tho heroine, who Isthe domiiiatlnR llguro In the pluy. marr-

ies- a tucf who him represented him-

self to hor ns heir to n large fortunn.The tl U'f Is arrested aH tho two aretrout to stutt to ( no w est in no married ; i

girl refuses to testify her own j ncrusteiii, Hosier. Mor-beh.i- lf

at the trial that 'her dlsRraco ! Arthur Jones. Alfred Sutro.become known and both are Sheldon. Au- -

may n.H Kugtui Tllomai)( M ,,oller Cath.to lirprlsonmcnt for threo ,rne Kleanor dates, Porter Fyears, ino woman nerves nun hittime and Is released on parole.

She breaks her parole, leaves NewYork fr tho West and thero marries thoman who employed her ns bis stenogr-

apher II Is by way of helm? urower In tho railroad world and Israiled to New York to occupy tin Im-

portant post thero. Il'ls wlfo rook withKm, He Is a strict, disciplinarian, cs- -

p Lilly noted for his Irmness against new,11 who have been RUllty of any .,honesty, and believes that criminals i

h.ne no rlKht to he allowed toto foclety. He Im determined to proso-rut- e

a boy who has been stealing moneyfrom the road. Tho detective who Is at whoork on tho caso recognizes In hlawife tho Convict who hns broken herparole Her conduct betrays) to herhusjnnd what has happened. Thotiornor of tho State has Intervened byen the boy's behalf and been refused.Now the husband however consents todiJOonHnue all prosecution of tho boy If willthe rjovonior will pardon his wlfo.Oiorce Cohan has been much InterestedIn tic mccess of tho play. of

ho

Irvln Cobb had thn nsslbtanco of lam

H?r... v .'h hh. "Wi. -will produce here. It tells tho fortory of a young nuiRazIno writer sent

to a Southern town to Investigate thoconditions of child labor there. ThisyouiiK man becomes enRnRed toa K'.rl of tho vlllaRc and kills the townhilly In defence of a child. Ills friend.

locil JudRo, saves the writer fromthe mob and determine, that he .hallhave a fair trial. So he selects aJury made up altogether of old Confed-Tat- e

soldiers, persuades them that theyounif man on trial had a grandfatherwho fought next to the Judge, andfruity obtains his ncqulttal In thatway Thomas WIho timl Willis Sweat-ra- m

have tho leading roles.by

Yhet'ier or not David ltelasco willfiVi' Tlio lllrl" a2 the ODHnlliir Ckf

tho se.iton has not been settled. C.eorRoSearhorough wrote the play, which hasinly one woman character. This Isthe daughter of u narrow minded ilea- -cm In a small town. This girl fallsIn love with a candidate for tho mln- -l.ry. who Is the usual sheep In wolfsclothlns that the dramatic situation re- - "Vqulr. He promises to marry her. She'il a victim to his plans. Her father i"i enraged when he discovers what has

rrifneJ. nnd moro angertd at histo discover the causo of his

family's shame.The girl goes to the hi :sc of m min-

ister to nsk his advice. There shefollowed by her father, who Judges

J,S.

.1, ,n wnicn ne st t Is this llrowne In

here to pro-

duceby W. S. ;

musvii nis imnnpptness. jio uemaniisthat the clergyman marry tho girl

which does to savehr from her father's ringer. He prom-!- .

that she shall have a divorceliter Iter seducer returns aftera while only to find that the girl, nowa wife, will have nothing to do withhim.

I

"Tho Mvstlo Khrl In a llRhter vein, ii mothtr of the idays which & I

v. i. oner. rue rnice Is by Averyliopwood. Tho title refers to someP.nce of retreat to which a young hus.Mi nviy retire when his wife grows

iry if too much of his society.are a ynutiR couple In the piny, of whicht..e follow tug noeiunt is given:

"llllln Uartlttt in so slow nnd good' t Lin w.fo becomes tired of him, and' V uf ,i divorce, saying she wants nnir w i drinks and wtr. Hilly

hu friend. Jack lt'irrir, who has" ari-'tne- rt upstairs, of his troubles,a (1 Jii-- tells him how he holds Ills

'Ui'.g wife i love He advises Hillylo have a 'Mystic Shrine,' that is. somo

o w ere he can go toh s wife wondering as to his

he n!o tells him to hit'he 'hjR'i spots.' Wheeler be-i- -

ipii iou of htishntid, andwhen ho Is attending theM' s rn1 ;,,! .irs. liavtlrll has

t' t u wooer. (hto . 1 to..lt iso f ,, Uy them on 'heir return

in ' or, mlslng situation.' They !

apartment weo"oui . .1 nu amateur cocktails

--i! I e ur'. of husband and wife:

fall asleep from the' 1. a'.d are thus found, l.auraan J .ne shocked, nnd each re- -

t but tho lawyer.ith.) Is called In, lifter many

1111. nations, tlnds that noth- -.. has happened, and,

attti I, it readers at work on thedr i d him from all over the

s that his effort to getthis been soilro uly has thirty which will

I -- re nnd In los AiiHelcs during--- season. If he has thirty

"igli! to bo One of' Master Willie Hows," by

A 'f and Ceorge S. Vloreek, has

h , with Marjorle Itamhe.iu int il. Tile boy In

Is ennwrted Into u' mi away from homo and pre- -'

.1 i'o.t actor. The play is

I'niintoek Is going to show' "Hobsnn's which"f Humid llrl'lgehoii'io Tile

.1. d by a can of FiigllshI di its with middle class life.' irt A cobbler

lughtori tint ho to' specially tlio oldest, who

e to him In Ids busliietsn.irrles and oven fori

S"ine of players whointv Pulls Strings, may

' this rompiny.

11 hullo li 11 nt ViinkiTS Y Juh "1 The

cl. ..nil. Churchi,.,.i I....I.V l,t Xlur

l l.tvelle ThoChurch Our Lady

nvl Is located ut Park HillOak place. The Itev, J.

1,8,1 1.1 'n;

Tho Charles Frnhmntt Company, or-

ganized after hlx death to carry ontho plant tho famoin maniiRcr. jester-ila- y

mado known Itn extenslvo enter-prises the present season.

Maude Adatn.i, F.lhel llarrymore, JohnDrew. William (illlctte, Otis Sklnnor,F.lslo Ferguson, Hluticho Hates. MarioDorn, Jtilla Sanderson, Mario Tompoat,Ann Murdock. Francis Wilson,llrowne, Donald Hrlan and Joseph Caw-thorn- o

aro the Important Blurs In thelint.

Tho Playwrights whr urn In urn.

the on Itudolf Michael,.,cn.r'

Hornung, F.dwitrd

remlfimud dishing,

return

effects

divorce,

vide them with plays nro M. Rirrle,Arthur Plncrn. V Maugham, Henry

unnviie, nurry 11. nniun, jcromo Kern.it on, t;niinnniK i'oiiock, i.una

Ferbcr and (Icorso V. Ilohart.To llnhc llnrrlo l'lris.

Manila AJjms will this season devotherself to a revival tho plays J. M.Hurrie, with which her populatltyassociated, In she will produceduring hor engagement at thu Umpiretheatre, which begins at Christmas, a,,, xy llV IUrrk Thu, her topcrtolr

comprso ..Thc uttlo .M1nlste.."..Qlml,.y strc(.t ..Vetcr ,,., aml ..Wniltlivery Woman Kuuwi," She has not

seen In years In "Tho Mtthi Mln-Isto-

In this city. Kthcl lt.irrymore,Is to piny he- - enK.iKement at the

Lyceum Theatre, will bo seen In "Itoastlleef Medium," by lMna Theplay from Miss Kcrber's book was nude

a. V. Hobart.John Drew will a play by Sir

Arthur l'lnero, which fieorKo Alexandernet at tho St .lames Theatre In

London durlm; thc llrst week In Septem-l- r.

This will be thc llrst appearanceMr. Drew In .1 pl.iy by l'lnero sinceacted "II h IIousb In Order." Mll

illllctte has selected "Sherlockand "Secret Service" for his

nwBemem at the Kmplro Theatre andthe short tour of the country he will

make. These plays were the mostpopular on Mr. itlllette's last farewelltour. Otis Skinner will bo In anew play by Henry Arthur Jones ileal-Ih- k

with tho tercentenary of Shake-speare.

i:isle Versuson will continue 10 acimo In "Ou

Henry Davlcs. author of this successfuldrama. Another Important Hrltlsh play-wright has n new play ready for MissKerKUson. Hates ban a newdrama by Michael Morton, who wrote"Tho Yellow Ticket." nnd Mnrle Iorowill net In a new drama by ItudolfHosier, who was last represented hero

"I-i- dy Patricia."

Kinplrr Opens !eitrliitier l.'l.Julia Sanderson. Potinld Hrlan and

'Joseph Cnwthorno will be for a.brief engagement, at the KnickerbockerTheatre In n new version of The filrlFrom Ctah." Two plans in conjunctionwith David ltelasco will be carried out."no will be the production of 1w t! rl.U' Searhorough. and he other

revival of some old Ij ax with' TJ" "",:: ,

last year In the case or A ceieiiraieuCase."

Tlio Hmplro Tlieatre will open Its sea-- .

Vr',,wsrret.vr,nlwtniiim Cllletle. John .MaudeAdams and Otis Skinner will

iMiii.r.rii,iUfl.." will he tho nnen- -

Ing attraction nt the Lyceum Theatreon September C, with Utliel Hnrrymore .

to follow.Among the now plays whlrh the

Charles Krohman Company willthls-easo- n are "The Klylm: Dutchman,"a new treatment of old legend byPaul M. Potter: "The Coup," by liaddon

.e .ecr.cy n.i.ts tnemMarU, T,.,ost. Franc Wilson. Amiit clcrgmin has M,lr,i0ck and Craham "Tlie

Chambers, who will comethe play next month; "Our

Maugham "Kings

tho man

Selwyn

There

Ifl.s

occasionally

lilmtrhvher

Orahum

Hlanche

opera with a former daughters. There .ire thc ctlstom-"'- ''nd ;ilf llartlrtt resolves features to he

until thownlt- -

.,:o;;;;:Vh,rhnH i,Ur.u Prmx the Italian quartern of

to

ttav has success- -

satisfied.

actor Shake-.n,..n- v

Choice,"

Iiiieashltodeslroi

selects

Hie

Catholic

new chinch.'the of of

1.'.

of

for

of of

addition

been

have

Holmes"

seen

seen

mnn

follow.

produce

tho

whu

iitters."i St.. ........ ..ml...... rtMi.'it ln4 iV lli'lirvmiii v"'Arthur Jones, Michael Morton, Alfred

Sutro, ns well ns musical comedy li-

brettos by Itennold Wolf, fbanning Pol-

lock, H. H. Smith. Jerome Kern andothers.

NEW ON THE FILMS.

Picture Pints to lie Seen Ilrri"Tills Week.

Tho Strand Theatre has been deco-

rated with huge boxen of rambler roeswhich are In the tntiesot of the thea-

tre. Then boxes of Mowers are sus-

pended between the elrcttic fixture.Marguerite Clark Is this week actingthere in a picture jinu ni.iu 11....1..o ui.,. ...I.I..I. l,aureiie T.ivlnr

. ....Piriuin,play and Vritziacieil wnen II nae a

Scheff tried as an operetta. .!. mrs1 An u..i...1 in 1I14 nwmt iiltrnetlvit of

, .,, ,1N . mnric wht.h !

L,'..'.. .. ,.i...uru m this theatre.Th- - principal scene In ".My Ixist

nnn" which Is now this week nt theYltnrrrnph Theatre, shows the ncrorushing down th" aisles of a theatre tohis wife who Is singing on the stage.

..i it.. 11,,. Mli.rf i.f no ntnld.' ' ' i '. .lwnv f,m

,,.,i..,,i ,t .1,11,1 thmmrh her nin- -' ' -'- .. '.' .,.- - 1, u

lnteresung mat .iuu..i,nM -

n... l.it Side Views enough iiko tnestr'ets of Naples to provide plausible,scenery. Ther Is a new instalmentof "The fjnddess" and the usual comic

''''The ltroadway Theatre this week hasLeonote l'lrlch as Us star In a newplctuio pliv called "Kllmeny." It Is thestory of n gypsy gui who marries out ofher trlbo and after a wiill" grows wearyof conventionality of her life andgoon back to her own people. Leonoral'lrlch used to appear with suco'sa In"The Hlrd of Paradise."

I'lii.t" nnd I'liiM'ra."CamblerH All," 111 which Lewis Wal-

ler Is now playing In Iondon, will boproduced hero i.f.xt season by Percyllurtou.

Princess Ntiiomi, who stnnds highIn the Alman.ich de (iotha of LunaPark, Is now appearing theto everyniizht in Hgypll.'in and other dances.une s huhIsiciI by a company of dancers.

i.'r,.Iua, adaptation. The ilRhts totho faro for Spain and Portugal havoalso been disposed of.

Agnes Thorn, an Australian singer,lias been engaged b John Cort to Jakean important roie m i im.irn , ,lllossom mid Herbert. Miss Thorn Is aliollll 1.1 Slllger in n in t timi un i.

"Ill Jtogers, the cnwlxiy lariatthrower, lias icsigneit irom vnuuetuieand will contlno his appearance for thnfuture to "Hands Up," at the Forty-fourt- h

Street Theatre,

' her father's most expert .Margatet M.tyo's 'Twin IKds" willI't.en she starli out lo 1'"' ),' translated llllo French and producetl

f'.r her two sisters and hiio- - , JIax jjo.irly at the Vaudeville Then-h- e

old man must tnako tho '. tiariH, ierr Veber will make

the

I rehcorner-- 1

..

1

rector,

I

two

Drew,

the

..

ELOPERS RETURN TO

SPRING LAKE BEACH

Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas 0'Snlli-vn- n

Create Sensation onArrival at Hotel.

Srnt.vn Lake Ukacii, N. J . JulyMr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Sulllvan lastnlRht created a sensation nearly us

great as wnen in-- j im"ago by appearing in tile tiaiiroom oi meNt,w ,:,sex n,i s,M?x Hotel without

' their friends

that they were to arrive. Before her,.. ,. tr. O'Sulllvan was Mw--

Mule t0". . ...ghter of Mr. and Mis.Jasper i.jncn Her husband Is assistantto Joseph Tumulty, President Wilson'ssecretary.

Tho brldo was reported at the timeof the elopement to have been disownedby her parents nnd Mrs. Lynchdeclined to my anything relative to herdaughter's return. Later It was learnedthat there had been no reconciliation,

itannl ;!ndcro. brother of the latePresident of Mexico, entertained a largedinner party In the palm room of the.. ..- -.i u. Untol IukI .veiilnr.r.nsc unu r.Uni--

Cirntfit-- of War l.indlev M 11 un.son and Mrs. tiarrlsun were guests inhonor last evening nt a large dinnergiven by H. Thlelo and Miss Thlelo In

tho Colonial dining room of tho Kssoxand Sussex, ilthers entertaining therewere Mrs. Peter (ilbson. Mrs. K. 11.

McMlchan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrington I

Slckcl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hanfoid. .

Air. IlIHl .HIS. wrvihrMrs. Louis C. Naiswniu.

i.i,.ui l'niil Strauss of the Hungariannrmy. who Is a guest at tho lCssex andSussex, gave 11 l""'' lher'a, dIiuiiur ui v... -ivtiiunl .le Winter.

Mr and Mrs. Alexander imiieriot Stockholm, who havo been living

Yf k llt thel" ' , v? l"',.,l ,nr ,1,0 rest of thoNordvall is a member of

.i. iia...i x'.n.Vit rhiti of roncnh.igen. ';till' IVJ,H - -- .

Miss F.lalne Sauvage, daughter ofT.mzn Sauvage of Newark, won the

y Includedthoa Kloodgoud,

W. Clark York was her '

partner. j

TO INVADE BARBER SHOPS.

They Mr.Mr.

whero York.

Mill

guest

big reil white polesa

baud will leave headiiuar- -

tern in s. "1". " I 1 T

frage 'maps will adorn wallathe barber shops in an d

Iw.IiiIcks men w latnereii f ices1,.. reasons

vote for tho suffrage

BY

Providettllftrnur

ns yet alliedtiny political party plan

teach women voters thoof single tax,

to a statement Issued Aprovide

tax speakera for meetingswomen.

Tho honorary chairman com-

mittee Is Mrs. Mury Fels, thoJoseph Fels, who much offortune the single tnx ; thochnlrmnn Is Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett

oilier two memheis nte MissAmy 1 nnd Miss .MaryFly. Thn 01 1110

nil belong tho Women's UeorgoLeague.

one for

Second A.seniMy ill'trlct.tnlki na the Hunt Ithrr pier.

: 1'. Meeting of publicity com-mittee st 303 Fifth avenue.

I 30 1'. M Nineteenth AmemblyuuellnK nt 3K. W. ft lOMh utrrrt

i P. M Fifteenth .W-mh- ly dlMrle;.utreet lneetlng nt Hlxty.tlfth treet anilAin.tenlani avenue, Thlrty-tlr- As.eint)!y district, al l!Sth street.vi nth acnue.

P M Nineteenth Assemblyilstrlit. ftreet nieetlns Jt Hrujdu.iyund 110th

WOMAN'S POLITICAL CMOS'Noon Seentrenth Senatorial t,

nieetlng at llro.idwa) Porty-slxt-

strret.P M Sixteenth SellBtorlnl district.

meeilng nt Third und Ihnlity-slul- i

130 p M Seventeenth Ssnntoil.ildl.trb t, tneetinx nt Fourteenthnnd Irving plare; Twentieth Senatorialills rlct, ut lliith street and Miidi.onavenue, liovlng Shop, at 110th streetnn.l Fifth avenue

I 11..1... . .U I .illllkl'.-- I or I II I 1 1111 T lfs

New

for

Pikii .tuly I.". Miss j

iicla Clinso gave proof ngaln hery when with sev- -

eial men pursuit she swam out a mileto Capt. yacht Margaret.

'lc t tho Pier this mornli.R.I,..,,.,. .. ...u r i

lindertow made return progress slow.Miss Chase's feat established a newmark for distance swims at t lit.

Pier by women, exceeding that made byher sister, Miss Marjorle Chase, tluee

ago.

llrevoort Kane, Miss Norrls, MlbaHelen Chase, Thomas Conroy, L. Pom.eroy U raves, Misses Carver, Senatorand Irving 11. Chase, Capt. FrankN. Kellogg and M. fto.

among those lunch theMr. and Mr". Alexander Van Itcnsso- -

y steam yacht F.ucedatlio umue

'later Mr. .Mrs, John Fell, with

iu. ky liumbcr contest nt New Mon-- j Mathers Miss Antol-mout- h

Friday night, French parasol, netto .Mrs. John Corhln. II.C. of New

dancing

SiirTriiBlsIs TI1I11U Are Just and Mrs. Jerome N. Itonaparte

tlio I'liicrit SliiKe Converts. I cntertitlned ut luncheon for nndthe suffrage; Mrs. Newton Cullck of Washington,

New Y'ork barbers aro onprogramme for July 27. No matter Harry Halloway of Philadelphia andwhat their nationality or their Tliereso Kohn of New Mr.Hympathlcs the coming election, suf-- 1 lrH A1irlcli Jordan nnd Preston

Mr" 1:,'Wi" ,!ra"U,ymakn for them accordingly. land Paul Cassalt Newport wero

i wiiom they took luncheon at Wlldtleldl'"llr' M,H' ''"lm ('"rl)l" "f N"w

tho of Mis. August llclmont

With andfrom their four iiutoniobllert

of suffragists.me .1... '

,rZJlof alli1V11h1ttT111

111

listening to tho whyshould amendmentIn November.

SINGLE TAX WORK WOMEN.

I'linuiillli'e Ormuilsril loMeelliin .SpriiUers.

RuffraKlslH who have notthemselves withto prospectiveprlnclphH the according

hern yesterday.rnmitiltteo I")" ,"'PM formed toslnglo of

of thiswidow of

devoted bislo promoting

and theMall licks uoioh

inomueis cominiiicoto Henry

"Here's you. John.

SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.

Noon

M.

and

street.

and

avenuestreet.

street

RECORD SWIM AT PIER

BY MISS LUCIA CHASE

t...

Xurrauansctt .Mark

Woiiieii.

Naiiiiaoansettof

swimming; abilityIn

Kmerhiin's

long

Jears

Lisa

theMrs.

Ilolii

to lit Casino.

In tlio und-- rf .MathewM,,,,and It.

(o

jtlssIn

Mf MrH'

of

V,"'kthet'iwas

In Newpoit Fred Manstluld washost ut 11 luncheon of six ut thu Casinoin honor of the birthday of WilliamC. Mai row und Chiulcs II. Wilson, Theother KiiestH were 11, llrovoort Kane,Lleuteuant-Cotnmanil- Cyrus Miller ofthe I', S. S. Wyoming and W. HerbertCaswell.

Frederick King of Now York, whowith Miss Lillian Ilnbhoit won the tango,.rinl,.ht 011 I'rlday night, will start for

' ur,dtou Woods Mrs, JohtiT.Villi Sickle of New )ork Is the uuust ofMrs. C. Manning Slater ut tlio ItevereI louse,

A. J. Dnwiey and Mr. and Mrs, V. II,Potter of New York reglsteied to.ilay utthe Matliewhon,

trlUtit (ilxr lllllf to SllirrHue.Many prominent artists of New York

have agreed lo give half the proceeds; their work to tho suffrage cause,

Among them ar Janet Scudder, IdaProper, Mrs, Smith-Dayto- Luela Falr-child Fuller, Olgn Popotr Muller, JulietThompson nnd Knld Yandcll,

BRIAR CLIFF DRAWS

FROM MANY STATES

Open Air Dunce ut Loilye One

of Week's Popular Kn- -

tCl'tllillllH'lltS.

ItiiiAii Ci.trr I.onni:. N. Y., July 25.

Tlio week at llrlar Cliff I.ikIrc has,been one of unusuil activity, visitorsarriving from almost every State Inthe l.'nlon.

Mrs. J. A. Hostwick nnd Mrs. L. Cov-

ington have gone to NnrragntiM'tt Pierfor a stay of a few weeks, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charlis II. Snuler have goneto Profile House, N. H.

Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Oliver ofIlaltlmore are at the IakUo for a stayof several wetks.

Mrs. Henry Hutchison of St. Pauland Miss Mary Ilogait are at the LoJgefor the cummer.

Mr. and Mis. Alfred Kwer of llostonand Mr and Mrs. M II Ktvor and MissMil mor Kwer of New York, on tin- - IdealTour, passed a week end here, as did Mr.and Mrs. C. I). H. Hamilton and daugh-ters of St. Louts, Mr. and Mrs. .InmesIt. Neal and Miss Margaret Williamsonof Hrookllne, Mass., and their guest,.Mrs. John H. 1 hompson of Kansas City.

.tir. iinu .tirs. 11. vaesmy or etvYork, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence F. Drown;nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin linker oflicrmantown, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs.1 ' " ooite or rnil.iatiplila are herelor a lew nays.

Mr. nnd Mrs, rienrge 11. Mellon ofllrooklyn have as guests .Mr. and Mr.K. It. Mellen of Havana, Cuba

Mrs. Charles D. Vail of (ieneva, N. T.,Is at the Lodge for a short stay.

At the Lodge for luncheon y were;Mr and Mrs. Itaymund Dupuy of NewYotk, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Johnson ofPassaic, N. J and Mrs. Thulium Clarkand party of Klliabeth, N. J.

The midweek open air dance at thehotel was the must successful of the

and thn hummer mkmle ofWtstchester were well represented.

NEW LENOX PASTOR GREETED.

Tho llev. W. I,. W I I'renelirs toSeason's! I.tirurst CoiiicreKiilliin.Lr.Nox, July SS Tho Itev William

Lawrence Wood, son of Mr. and .MrsChalmers Wood of New York, began hisrectorship of Trinity Kplseopal Church

y with tho largest congregation oftho season.

Miss Kilty L, Lawrence, who has beenpassing tho week end with Mrs, R, H,llarrltnan at Arden House, Harrlmun,N. Y will return to Lenox on Tuesday..Mr. nnd Mrs. New bold Morris have

Invitations for a dinner partyevening nt Hrooklifirst in honor

of the Itev Mr and Mrs. WoodMr. and Mrs, J. Kennedy Tod, who

nte touring with Miss Kate Havens ofNow York, und Miss Margaret W. Stevenson of .Montreal have started forCanada. Mrs, Charles Curroll Jacksonhas gone to Itluff Point, N. J., fromStockbrldge, Mrs. Heverly Chew Duerhas with her In Stoclihrldgo Mrs, KrnestSchefer of New York, Mrs. T. TllestonWells, Miss (leorglana Wells nnd JohnWells, for whom Mrs. Duer gave a pic-nic, tills afternoon In tho mountain!)south of (Ircat Harrington.

Miss Hllnor W. Helton of Newport Uvisiting Minn ICmlly TuekHrman InStockbrldge. Miss Margaret Norton,who had neon miss TticKerinan guest,lias gone to Ashileld Mr. unit Mrs.Samuel Frolhlnghuni Rave 11 dinner to-night at Overleo, eulorliilnlng for Mr.and Mru. William H. Dixon of Williams-town- .

Ambassador and Mine, Dumba havethe Count Itevertern of Vienna as theirguest ut the embassy. Mr. and Mrs.Wilbur l.arreniore of New York huvearrived to visit Mr, and Mrs. Kdwln T.Itlio in Stockbrldge.

Mrs. Miguel It, Martinez of New Yotk,wild Is pasting the season at tho Maple,wood in littstleld, will have special

services read In each of theCatholic churches In lillsrield on Tues- -

idsy morning In memory of Mr, Martinez.I who died while travelling In Hpaln lastyear.

Soutiiauiton, N Y. July 25. Afterattending service this morning at St.Andrew'-hy.tho-He- ut which the VeryItev. William It. Orosvenor preached,the members of the summer colony nsusual (locked to tho bathlliR beach tospend tho noon hour. In tho afternoonthe centro of attraction was the Na-

tional Golf Club, whero several luncheons were Riven mid a record crowd ofgolfers was on tho links.

Mr. and Mrs. Khcrwood Aldrlch'9schooner yacht MarRarot Is nnchored on

tho rluhhouso, having Just returned fromNewport. They brought with them atheir guests Dr. und Mrs. Preston P.Satterwhltc, who will spnd secraldays here. Mr. and Mrs. Aldrlch RaeK largo luncheon for them ut Hopelandeon I'rlday.

Other yachts at anchor off the Na-

tional club aro P. P. Perkins's Mohican,C. Hlalr's Diana and OeorgoMaker's yacht. Col. It. M. Thompson'houseboat, the liveiglades, Is alsoanchored off the club, having Just re-

turned from a cruise.The evening service of the Plrst Pres-

byterian Church, the oldest church onLong Island, of which the Itev. CeorgoJeffries HuskoII Is pastor, was held intho Harden Theatre. It was u decidedInnovation for the hundreds of churchgoers of all denominations who attendedthe open ulr service. William Wheelerof New York was the tenor soloist.

Dr. and Mrs. Preston S.itterwhlle wereentertained at luncheon yesterday by (

Mr. and Mrs. Howard rage. .mis.Mortimer firlnmll gave a large din-

ner last night at her home on HnUey'sNeck lane. Among others giving din-

ners were Mr and Mrs, Krederlek A.Rnow. Mrs. Henrv H. lingers, Mrs. William P. Douglas and Mrs. Alexander II.Tiers,

Mr nnd Mrs. Itiifus L. Pattetou area! Plattsburg. N Y., visiting with tneir John IVioley or the l(oiii.in catinuii; evening. nils was aliove tlic eipecta-so- n,

who Is spending several weeks In Church of Corpus Chrlstl of New York tl"n of tl.e lominlttce which arrangedthe military trainltiR camp. They will thu llpv Join c,irr l)f .st. .Mary's ,nreiurn ui Dinuiiiiiniii.'M inv- jof the week Mrs Itradley Martin. Jr.. j

has returned to New York after spend-- ,ing several days with her parents, Mr. j

slid .Mrs. Henry Phlpps, at the DelanceyNleoll cottage.

Mrs, Henry II lingers - entertalnliiRfor the week end Mr. and Mrs. New boldIMgar of Tuxedo and Mr. nnd Mr- -,

(leorge It, D Schliffelln aro visitingwith Mrs. Sehli ffelln'B sister, Mrs.lltitit--t 1 TrAvnrXtZT''.'Sloven S. Sands with her little son Is3 l.n nmnnir tlin pilosis. Mrs. Will amK Viinderbllt, Jr.. who was visitingMrs Sands nt the IrvhiR, has returnedto New York.

The Duchess of Manchester with MlsMabel May were among the guests atluncheon nt thu Shliiuccock Hills GolfClub Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Henry D Habcock nroentertaining their daughter. Mrs. Henrylingers Wliithrop, at lMgecombe, theirsummer home on tho dunes.

THE CASINO TO OPEN.

Tnf. Mitiberls Will Idti Comic j

Opera There.The Shtlberts announced eterd,iy

that the Casino Theatre would open aWiek from with a new ciinl.-- i

opera to be called "The nine raninisoThe operetta will be given on Fridayand Saturday at ltig llr.ij.it.

In the east of the new pie e ,vc Cecil .

Lean, Fr.it eos I Miss Chaplin-- .

Cleo Mavtleld. Haltle tlurke, Ted lnr- -

ralne, Tedil Wehb and Itobert PitkinNo details e.mierning the authorship are j

divulged by tho " Icmise,which Is applied to the work.

TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

I.ltsox. July 2T. Motor arrivals ComNew York nt the Hotel Asplnwnll to. dayIncluded Mr. and Mr. Waller P ' 'onkr.M ss K.ithirine Conko, P Cooke.John ocheier (Flat) ; Mamuls andManiulse de Plnar del itlo and f.irnllvI Peerless). Mr and Mrs D C M11rt.1v,

Miss Murray Packard) . Mrs H D.

Fletcher and party (Fierce-Arrow- ).

.ai ixvunls and party iSteten.x- -

iurJ rn it r. Maty. i". II lit.ina(Cadillac): Dr and Mr.. J. L. Polk,,i0hn L. Polk. Jr. (National) Mr andMrs Arthur K. Pnyls. Miss Helen N.

Snyls (Packard): also 11 i. axton.i.s ( 1 II rllester, .tuns me. ,

New IaiiiiIoii (Packard). Major and!Mrs V II. Mitchell. Montreal lUtzler).

MANailKfTKn. Vt.. July Arrivalsby nutninoblle at the Fnulnnx House in-

clude V. C. LntiRlcy, Providence (Sim-plex) . Mr. nnd Mis 1. Vanl.ilne, St itetiIsland Lozier) Me. and Mrs n. LlMtvatxis. Miss Itettv Mdw.ird". F. L.

Holme, Dallas tC.idlllic) . Mr ritid MrThomas S. Wheeler, Plalntbdil Stevens) ;

Miss Louise Wots). Mr. .ir.d Mrs J.Warren Hutierw nrth, Phil idelphla(lieiee): Miss l.ouie ltunet w ..rth.James Itutterworth. Mls Fl.alnth

Miss (llllian. I'h'.ladolphla(Pierce); Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles II.Hijulrr. New York llxizlir). Mr. andMrs. 'A. Crane D.ilton. Mr. and .Mrs, S.(J Colt. I'lttsflold ( Pleii o).

Watkiiiu'BV, July "' arrivals from New Yotk at the HotelF.lton oer the Ideal tour y In-

cluded Mr. and Mrs. John H. lllndle).Mrs. F. T. MoVrthur (Cadillac). Mr.and Mrs. S H. Lulz (Cadillac) . Mr. andMrs. Frank J. Maer (ll.iynes) Mr,und Mrs. W. C. Sel tl'.ickard) . MrsJ P. Stiiple. Mis. Charles Pollack (Ciid-lll.i-

: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fltzp.itrlckI Paige) . .Mr .Hal Mrs. 11. (!. Gould(Stevens) : Mr. and Mrs. J. II Hrooku,Mr. nnd Mr. F. J. Mayer ( Cadillac) .

Mr. and Mrs. Mlnsck (Hulckt; Mr andMrs. L. M. French (Locomobile); Mrand Mrs. J. C. Hulkley (Cadillac) . alsoMr. and Mis, K. (1. Anderson, Albany(llulck).

Cool'KMSTOWN, July "j Automn.blllsts arriving at Hie O.te.se.g.i y

were Hairy J. Speck, Clark Tlpperly,Troy (Hudson) ; Mr and Mis. F. J Wll-ltln- s.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S llamlltoii.Ciloversvillo (Packard): Mrs. HdwlnOaskln, Mrs. T. J. Overtuif. llullajo( Plerce-Arro- ; Mrs. (icorge C. Huell,(loorge C. Huell, Itobert Until, IMwardHuell, Mis. William II II Averell, Uoch-est-

(Mercer) . Mrs llenr Hun,Miss ieraldine Adce, Tuxedo;

Miss l.ldia Hun, Tuxedo (Simplex); Mr.nnd Mrs. C A Hi Idgeiiiiin, Mrs. JosephM. Hill, John Hill, llenrge D. Chapman,Syracuse (Mojer)

Hiikiton wool's, 11, jiuy ;u.Automnhllls's arriving y at thoMount Washington from New York In-

cluded Dr. and Mis. Ceorge FrederickJliooks (Cadillac); Mr and Mrs. F. A.

Helbert (Packard) ; Mrs. II. 1), (llhson,Mr and Mrs. It S Cleaves (Loromo-bile- )

; 0. Hungerford, Mr and Mis. 0Il Hungerford. Mr. and Mis II. II lllll(Kluileliaker) ; Mr. and Mrs. Hen Nlilds,Jr (Mercei); Mrs. ll. W Seats, ttoMisses Sears ( Pierre-Arrow- ) ; Mr andMrs, J. J- Itiiclianan and party (Lozier)Mr. and Mis, F. S. Harvey ( Iten.iult ) ,

Mr- - and Mrs, F. C derrick (Marmon);Mr. and Mm. J. Sinclair Annntiong, MissArmntrontj (Packard).

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Messrs. Brooks Brothersbeg leave to announce .thatthey will remove to theirnew building at MadisonAvenue 2? Forty-fourt- h

Street on the second day ofAugust

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FATHER FLYNN CELEBRATES.

Ilun Hern 1'nstor of .Mount VernonChurch fur lift Yrurs,

Mocnt Vehnox, July 2j. The twenty-fift- h

anniversary of the pastorale of thoItev. IMward J. I'lynn at the Church ofthe Sacred Heart was celebratedFather Klynn was assisted by th He v.

jiiint.ill i.iiiiniic i iiureii u.i.uii-- -

hrldue. of winch Klynn was thejiator before he c.imo here. The sermon was preached by the llev. .Mgr.Henry Hiann of St. Agnes's Church ofNew York city.

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CARL ROSENFELD.

Writ Kniinn ns Theatre .MmiHUern..r I., iti.riinKofenfc,. who died in Her..,,!'

'last weeK nt tile age or ,,, was ai onellni.. o ll tnoix-- ihnl in.'in.lger in

this city. With his two hi others hecame to this country In the rally 't'Os aand conducted :v,e Thalia Theatre .is a(Serum n playhouse. They weto also themanagers of the Lllipmi.lus, a cuiupaiiyof dwarfs who weie highly popular for,a term of years. After a ear in the'lluwer the managers letted tlio I'lfth'Avenue Theatie. Thete. under the man-- ,asttnoht of ttie ltnenfelds, ICleanor.i '

Dtlse plaed lie." inemoi.ible His! en- -,

1,'igeme'it ir this countiyThe Ito-in'- ! prodiieeil at the I'lfth

Avenue Theatre liiihiri II. luptni. inn's'II:inn,.. ' .111, t.iti-- ':lto 11 si.hm.iii of

COIIledll S .lllaptei fr..ll the l'relii ll 1

Their chief suece-""- , howeter, w,i madeIn this country with the Llllputian. andw hen they greiv up or seceded from theuntil ii'iiic im oit It nrti.i m in i Mu t ll

hate1" Xl Kauffmin,, of ashlns onItnsenfelds returned t.. Herlli, and h'' at the I'ei.-- Summer l lul.;r"'"lI i, uigaged In theatrhal m.in.ig.ment ''is..i.e ..t which wasI- '- .71.uk.iter since In that c.ty.f..undeil li the late it urge P. Howell

XI r. 'iniiiti W, llinitlnu.Dunns Fkkiiv. N. Y, July '.'.1

Funeral sot vices for .Mrs Fmma WiltonHunting of Diil.lw Ferry, who died Fri-day last, wire held this afternoon Inthe.'. m Kpienpj Church, the Itev Stan-ley Hrow mon nlll. iatlug Inter-ment was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.Tarrytown

Mrs. Hunting was seventy-on- e yearsold and the wife of Henry Huntii 1:. nretired Ihigllsh naval engineer. SheIs survived by her husband, one ilaugh- -ter. Miss Alice Hunting of Pobhsl'erry, mid four suns, Henry Hunting.Jr., New York: James Hunting, secie- -

tary of the Carnegie Steel Company,;Pittsburg. I Mum Hunting, civil 'iiti- -neer of the New York Central Lints,)Albany, and Wllll.mi Hunting, a chief,engineer with titu unanl Line.

Mierttoiiil do l.iitieev Tlllolson.Sherwood do I.ancey Tlllntsou. .'3, for

eier.il years a proofreader on Tin:Si'N. died yesterday at IPs home, lHii:seventy-nint- h street, UrooKlyn. Ho wasborn in Kgln, 111., and was educatedat and Oneida. N. Y.

Mr. Tillotson came to Tun Spn aboutthree ye.it s ago. Previous to that time'ho was with the U'urM, . lie al-- o ran .1

Pliiiting ollhe of his own In llrooklyn j

for several years.Tim deceased le survived by his widow,

I hlllena Il.ucla;. Tillotson, who was1well known as a train d niire l.ef.iteher marriage, and his father, Washing- -

ton li ving Tillotson, who Is a prominentcontractor at Niles. Mich. He Is also j

survived by two children of a formermarriage. Harry Tlllothon of llrooklyn,and Mlsrf Frances Tillotson of unelda,N. Y.

I 'tit W. MilM v llll.Nbwviik, N. J. July Flave'.I

W. Su.lnan, for ye.us secretaty tf theNew.11 Flro Depn '.mint ami at onetime a stieti ounmlssbmer uf this city,died at his home, I'.n Ninth avenue, lastnight, from a complication of diseases.Tho deceased was horn al Madlsiin.N. .1, November '.. 1M0 Ho served In

the civil war with the Thirteenth New.leisiy Volunteer Infantry and tho Sec.nittl New .Icrsev. lie is surviveu ny a

on, a daughter and ten gi auilchlldrcn.

Mimiiel WnlUer.TnUN'TON, N .1 , Julv 2.1. Samuel

Walker, one of the best known lawyersIn this octl'Ht, died at his home, lllrh-lau- d

lilies. Titusville, near heie,lie hud been 111 for five ye.it,. He was(UI years of age. Ho wis once policecnni'missloncr of Trenton and was amember of tlio Democratic Slate

He leaves a widow and onedaughter.

Henry It. Curtis,Hast Ocvsni:, N. .1., July Henry

Itemlngtou Curtis, SO years old, whoictlreil fifteen yeais ago from thehoe house of IMwiii 1'. Hurt & Co., New

York, died to. day at Ins homo, 3'llurrium Hrcel. He had been suffetlngfrom heat t troiibln for a year.

Mrs. June Kerby.Mr .1,'Uio Kerby, vn, wbnw of

Charles Kerby, the .ddest member of theNi w V'irk Avenue M K Chiii'h, Itrook-ly-

diisl on S.ituiil.iy nt her home, n3SI Mark's avenue Sh was b an InLondonderry, Ireland, and came toHrooklyn early seventy years agoShe Is survived by two sons, one ofthem, Frank Kdgar Kerby, Is sergeant-majo- r

of the Thirteenth Heavy Ariillvry.

NEWPORT FETE NETS $9,000.

I'riieeeiU of .Mrs, llclrlelis's I'lisbloa.Mum Alinir I'vpeiMiitloiis.

Newtoiit, July :'5. More than $!l,000was realized as thc proceeds of "1'ne.h- -

Ion's P.isIiir Show,' ghen at Hose Cliff,the summer home of Mrs. HermannOelrlehs heie, yesterday afternoon nnd

Dinner parties weie given in all sec-

tions hen1 James 1.. Van AlenR.ive a ultiiier at the Cl.nnh.iku Club.ntlieiM entertaining Included ClarenceW. Dnlan, Mrs Whitney Watien, .Mrs.John Sinforil, Mrs. Lauti rl.ich and Mrs.William !'. Draper. Preston (lllibongave a dinner III honor of Mr. and Mrs.John It. Drexel, who earlier In the day"'" given a luncheon at their humrtier

.m Itoger Welles g,ve a luncheonni ins n.ivni ir.uiiiiig smiion, jir. ai- -" r n. .luiuens .11 11111 4 op inn .uiuMrs. William l'.i.tue Thompson at hersummer home. Marden J. Perry gave

luncheon for the directors and olllcersof the L'niiin Tiust Company of Provi-dent e.

Mr. and Mrs. Thro lot Itoosevclt. Jr.,were here on the Hi-- yacht Moheran.Mr. and Mrs. .1 HiibMll Pope arrivedhere on the steam yacht Narada toMslt Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones.Mis. Joseph P.. Dilworth is visiting Mrs.King C.irley. Cuinmodoie lieoign i.",

ll.iKir h.i iiMliniil to Ni-- Y.ul; oilthe .Kir g w.lh h.s guests

CROWDS HIE TO FORESTS.

'" i url.ers . iiinermis tiuonicllreftoii W immIs Arrlttiln

Hiftt.'N WiM.i.s. N II. July

of Neit Ym k W.th her art Phillip andSimuii KaulTmanti, Miss llopkina andMij-- Leslt of Washington.

Mrs. John W.inamiker Iris beenJollied at the Mount Was Jngton Hotell.y Mis. I!uvl.i W.irliiirton and herwins "f Phil.ub bihia. who will temalnuntil Cie .im v il of Mr. and Mis.

.Mcl.e.'.l of PhllidilphUi dipt.CilLiort 11 Cotton, I . S. A, tet'.reil, en- -

nt dinner this veiling at thoMount W.ish.ngtiui Hotel Mrs Albert',.n,.j, t .v,v Yuri, lus arnted at thojntervale Hotel. William ("olgite. who)H m,.inw through New Hngland, Up x.nK a few d iys at thu .Mount

oiu ill. Hiettou Utnids.

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A V Kit I i.l- - "" ''': -- 3 In tlfy-iilnt-

yi ar. J i. I'll i'i. Avi HI. sii lit tinlull - It i'i e mi l M.r I: A verlll

fuiier.il iTtli.s .it the I'hur. h of th"Asi.nslon. fifth .Itemie und Tenthstrut. M.mdi. July nt 10.30 A. M.

In erinetit private.

Illlllt Cor.ltjll.t 15. of New York, wl!o otWl.suii f.ir llll.Li. un July Jt. t

HiUulll! Lodge,fuliei.il i vices at All Saint.' Church,

llrlin Kt Minor, nil M011d.it. July ;'ii.

nt tilt) p M Train leaving lirsnd Cen-

tral Stntliin .it 3 13 will te met atSi.irlHtr.iUKh Interment atlluntsvl I'. All It H ruiuested thtno tlowers be ent.

IlltAISLIN.--Th- e itev. IMward IlrnUlln.beloved hiisliund of Margaret Kenyon,

at lil resllenee, Pasadena, C.il., enTlmrsduy. July SJ.

fl an'S On I'rlday. July 'it l!V JunnII il.ins. In his forty ninth year

funeral scribes at his I ttr resldne. 61

I'enirnl .tteniie. Tomi'kinvlile, Stateal.l.uid. on Monday. July SO. at 1 I M

Interment private.

HAYS In New Yerk. Saturday. Julv :i,suddenly, id lue iiniinil 1. Austin. s"n ofthe lire Wtr.Um J ami Helen I). Hays,In his furl seventh ar.

fum ral private.IVl.Nrt Suddenly. At Ills r'lidenee, 115

West 1" h tree, nn the morn-

ing of July Si. Wllll.iin Mill' ivlu., In

tin. lxiy-flft- h e.tr uf his f,MAltDUN' A' Sprlnstleid Canter, litmifii

county. N Y. I'n.l.iy. July it. Prinels.sklldv M.ir.ltn. Jr, son uf I'rantltSHIddv ind F.insy C Msrden

Puii.ral servlei lirare I'hurili I'hantrv!at in. so Tue.liv. July J7. Intermentill IVii'i'l'iixi r..iiietei

TILl.OTSDN Sherwood de I.ancey. aied!,!,, beloved huihnnd uf Phl.leni Horrliiv.

Funeral servlre at hl late retdne.tss': seventy-nint- street, Hrooklyn.Mi.tnl.iv. V M Itolatlvet and (rlonl.Br kindly Invited.

iinii- - A' crtiipe Mniiu'uhi, W's.t111 ing. . S' . "ll Prldty. .Ill II. Il,Mure A. Ii Lille, wlf- - of lienr) K WhlMhii.i di inh'er uf the .lie, Itev J Hd.imHo, k lei. !. I), ui.-- Mi')' i: l'ry

run. rtl s.itti'e it in r I itn rsldn'e.Itlltr r.M I, 'n Tnesa.it, .lull ?7 lit

"i p VI l'u'ni . .11 Ilr-I'I- St I -

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