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i it 1 BJ '. Gordon t i 4 fet MONDAY MoR 'ARGUS-.-JsunYy iz 1920 R + 171159“ 64 31 chot f ; The bridesmaids, will be ' Miss Grace Dubois. and Miss, Mabel Tice, - both oof - Bchenectady and ' Phelina \Griffith ~niece :; of the bride will-be the ower girl. ' Don- ald Tyler of: Albany-will be: hisk,:brdtfie'b'n | 'best man, <; The: house: will, be \decorated witha color sehcme of green and white, daisies 'and . evergreen. ing. decorations, ;- The, ceremony.. will «be per- formed bf the Rev. T, R. Goode, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, nectady. €. 5 . P :. After an informal reception im. the . home of the bride, which. wili.be attended by several Albany relatives /and. friends 'of 'both 'the. bridegroom and the. bride, Mr. Tyler mid his bride will leave for 'a g trip through the. Adirondacks. 'They will return 'to Schenectldrnud‘mbnny for a few.days before. going\ to Dayton: O., ' where. Mr., Tyler Is employed,. to (live. The bridegroom was.. a (fawning In\ the army serving: overseas and Miss' Hughes was- attached to Base Hospitals: 38. and 60 \overseas. ~Sinte her- discharge from gervice. she \has. been engaged -in Red . Gros work 'in 'Schenectad sis s Country Clu, =.: <- Members\of the Albany 'C ~ geatorday; passed most of the time, at the ‘elulfii playing .golf and teonis, or. sittlog - on Alie .: Among those at the club were William A, Abbott, <Mr.- ard Mrs. Jacob, Hersog, . fr..and Mrs. 'A, M. Fox:and-Miss Emma Vail, H. T. Converse, - Henry > F. Con- gerée, r. and (Mrs. W. Winne: Cldbfi, James .B, Horton, Homer Lyons, <F. D. I Gilbert; Captain , Fraik_ 8. Harris,: Sam- . uel. Harcourt, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kin- near, ; W... Lo Brooks, -Mr. and Mrs. New: : Case, M; F. George, Dr. Freder- Cox. and Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Ars: ~Hariy B. Weatherwax and-two ; Miss-Lydia Hun, Mrs: Samuel Hun, Mr. and Mes. P. H. Bridge, «0 - /v Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. McFwa and 'Mrs.; A. ~G, ~Mcliwaine, 20d,\ We W. vBenson, Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Bender and fon, Mr,. and. Mrs.. Lawrence Mur- ray. and-two daughters, John: A. Becker; Mr..and Mrs. Harold W. Cadby, William G. Shaw, Mr. and Mre William: F Tibs bitts, Miss Grace Tibbitts, .Mr. and \W. Bi Elmendorf, ' Henry L. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw ward M. (Griffiths, Mr, and. Mrs. Jobn H. Johnson, Francis A. ' Shields Jt., James, F.>Tracty. Walter Tracey, ° Mt. and Mrs, 'Oharles H. Smith and Mr. and Mra. Jo Jk Loucks. . aus Soclety 'Chat. ot .: ~Ls Washington-Bergh will be the guest of his mother, Mrs. Oscar D. Bergh for \the month of August at Bréeakabeen.> . Frederick H; Tyler of Dayton, O., is the house guest: of bis parents, 3r, 'and ; Mre, Frederick A; Tyler .of Mércer atreet for, the next week. °... ' - : Alie Rev. Oscar . and. children: who haye: beer < guests of Mr.. Gruver's father;-the. Rey. H. Gruver.of*Morris' street-for th few. weeks have return o their in Oakland, Cali . , ' NWogcl: Miss aStea, the \ Gruver. an Mr, and Mrs, John, A. N Marguerite Vogel and John A; Vogel JE; of Washington: avenis have gone. ito I lino!s to 'pmss. . the summer .with thel son-in-law .and\ daughter, Mr. and Xfrs. C A. > Valentine, Jr., : (Martha . Vogel). \They. will' return: late next month. Pl C 1 «>i Miss Eunice: Dyer of Western avente whas gone to Ithaca to ist her brother dn-law and mister, Mr. and Mrs. Alton 5:35, Jr.,. (Emily Dyer) for & couple: of m 2 00 ho uate - Theodore: Streibert of Wesleyan college is! ‘penmmnl‘ [hid . sudmxixlei vgltlon Eng)? - parents, Mr. and>Mrs. Hen . Stret- bert of Madison avenue. © I9. af . Mr. and Mts. Ford. T. Lehman: and daughter Ruth of . Manning boulevard have. retutned' from a motor trip. to Johnstown. Seb R ;, Miss Helen Leltzell and 'Miss Madalin Leltzell, who have been attending a house Zgut: of the Eta_ Phi 'Bopority. of 'the _Btate College for Teachers -at Lake, Lux $3: i rlé-nrv‘the ast Kabul-avian; Allan]; yerterday, - They accom n father, Dr. Clam-{u We ge tir Le cottage at East Ca motor last night., Bazaar for Churel., . The bazrar to be given for the 'beriefit of St.\James\ parish. will open tonight 4n. the courtyard of the Clayton build- 16g, 200-208 Delaware -aventie, with .a special entertainment being given. In the booths strasged about the court- yard, many useful and faney will be sold. Refreshments |; will}. be - served. In case of inclement\ weather, the entertainment will take. place inside. The officers of the bazamr are: Presi- Hugh F. Leahy; secretary, John T. Lanshan, and treasurer, the Rev, Patrick F. Scully. The chairmen of committees for the affair are: General arrangements. Adolgh Reuss; entertain- ment, Edward -B. Shevlin; publicity, and program, T Edward Cavanaugh \recep tion, Thomas B. Farrelly; parish table, Mrs. A. 3C. Heatly? Rosary table, Mrz. Alexander McMahons Holy Name table, John To Lanahan: Young Ladies' Sodal- Ity table, Mis Relta McGarry, and re- freshinent table, Mfrs. Joseph Harold. Eagles: Works. Se 6 The marriage of Miss Viola 3L Works of Albay .to John W. Eagles of Wor: cester, Bass., took place Saturday in the pérsonage of the First Baptist Church, the ceremony being performed by. the Rev. J. Osterhout, pastor of the \church. There were no attendants. After 'rell to their Lake by L a short wedding trip. Mr. Eagles and his 54 bride will liveuga Worcester, Bisket Pionic. . The members of the Felloweraft Club of the Order of the Essfern Star will Fave & basket plenic at Averill Park to- das. h Those who are planning to attend are: Afrs. Emma Williams, Mes. Margaret Nichols, Mrs. Bertha Baner_ Mrs. Ellen Cloclough, Mrs. Gertrade Carson, Mrs. Paoline Kegan, Mrs. Mary 3fitehell. Mrs. Sarah Schaible, Mrz. Emma Elliott, Mre. Blenche Shattuck, Mrs. Catherine Wil Tams, Mrs. Helen Ch AM ¥ ~ THtrick, 3fes. LiWan Biunde, yw HUGHRS, daughter! ot Mz. ani: Mrs. David R., Huglies of! Schéenectady,© whose marrlage to Wfrodetick H. .'Dyler, zon of Mr. Mre: Frederick H; Tyler .of Mercer: street, noon; July (20, at °6 o'clock; in\ the home. of, her parents, has her of: honor Mildred McDotiald 'of, Sché \ the floral orches, many of them remaining. * ~If. Aor Juneheon.and dinner, *' ~ / a, Steven and Mra., Ed- sal [and Miss Frances Stidkiey,= will take ctady. . >\. Mrs.~Minnie' Harder; Mrs, Mar: garet:Stinder, Mr: Elizabeth MeMurray, Mrs, Margaret . White, Mrd. Ella: Acker and. M¥e, - Louléé' Campbelk ' A 'spécial car will -leave'. the 'post office for 'the-park at 0:30. o'clock this mornin Irs,\ Matilda Branion is in 6. \easements. - % % faite To Return: Home. .. . pune? . Bailey, who Haq'bgen the past few weeks, will is- home -In\ Clinton avenie e week. 'He will attend the ggqvgntion «3h Saratoga Elizabeth will present her plano pupils: in. recital\ Wednesday night, July? 21, \is the.. home Cof (Mrs. IJ; F. Hacker, 204° Madison: ayenue... Cheater Mores, violinist will assist: About ©20 pupi‘lgfiwlll ‘tqke part'in the program. odality 00> == {Whe weekly ~mésting of (the ~doméatic arts group of the Lourdes, Sodality Ad- tivity Branch. will take place tomorrow afternoon. at 3, g'clock im the. Vincontian Institute. 'Each girl attending is asked to. bring to. the meeting 'materials needed int the . work. - 0 28 C., «Mrs. Peter A, Stevena.is in charge of the group. :asbisted by Mrs.-Mary Brown, Mrs. | William : Mohan, ; Mrs. Cathérine Newman, ~ Mrs: , Fréderi¢le Parker,: Mrs. Georgo - Shevlin, ; Mrs, Mary Wagner, Mre, Henry Mabeus,. Mrs. Mary Gibbons, Mrs. ' JostpN, Ryan, Miss Mary Lyons and Miss) Emma Doyle; . More'than 60 gils care' cexpécted <to. attend 'as ..those from all parts of the city. are wélcome G P at meetings. Camping Pa it E) . than 40 Albany: Boy Scouts, members | of Fort Orange Council, will camp at Burden's lake for three weeks, starting Monday, © July 19. arry O. . Reout executive, ... will haye charge. of .the cam , Annual Outing. ,* ary: \Soclety took place yesterday ° at Saratoga More than ~20: 'young | -| women. attended the affair,: A- program: lace' and 'a The mem- of miports\ and' gamés, took! Lflcn c: luncheon, was served. bers met at the with a her hone of Sche- M jinn Helen: Grig 'variety shower Friday, night nédtady, ' iw The gayest» were?; Miss Margaret Wi Williams, Miss Jem Tose Flannery, Miis : sl tells ennett-st Miss lle Kennedy ChurelPlente,- Seu eus \the Young Ladies' Sodality© of - Bt. Joseph's\ Church hed a plefi¢ Saturday at. Averill Park, -More than. 80 mem- bers were present.. <0 > 2022 Houge Warming, < ..... ... : 2s Tieutenant Colonel Theodore Rooseyelt 'and Mrs: Roosevelt: gave a, houte:warming 3 érmoon and . night -In: their lage of Oyster Bay: the members of the 'diftrict -which; Colonel < Roosevelt represents in-the Assembly as guests, . Assisting at the reception 'were Mrs. Theodore: Roosevelt, mother 'of Lieuten- ant Colonel Reosevelt, and Mrs, William Loeb, Jr, wife of the ecretary to the Iate Colonel .Rooerel The new home Is ¢alled \Council Roel wSsdn MCs - \POO REPDnT Massacres: of,\ Jews: Gradually ~- Abating: Situation Worse , © -' in Ukrainia. _- (Ry the Associated Press) London, 'July 10.-The report of the mission headed 'by Sir Stuart Samuel, which was sent by, the British govern- ions\ in , Poland, has been published tdgether. with m covering Tetter 'by Sen- ator H. Rumbold._ It déaly largely with the t?n§u€1rent of I”, Whig: “36 rpm} says is being \gradually mitiga an \will abate when peace has been restored and the presente of foreigners in their countty will shame the Poles into more gfiligd treatment of their neat neigh ra. - The report declares that massacres of Jews in Poland were not pogroms , or state. superistended and, authorized slanghterings Out were manifestations of popular animus onthe part of Ignorant men, misled in many instances by men ncation. m many cases, the report says, the poljcffx‘r’nlid-pfled in. sct of agression against Jews. souls _ Sic d. covering the letter sags; that bad as the condition of Jes in Poland may have beef or may still be it is far better than that in surround- hwfilflu , - 20 uless all fnformation on the point is entirely inaceurate\\_be said, \the mascectes of Jews by Ukrainian pasint bands ean find . in . their extent and thoroughness no purallel except in the massacres of Armenians io, Tarkey.\ PAPER MILL PLANNED _ FOR SASKATCHEWAN Resins, fSask, Iuty H-Plans Tot the txtablistmest of a large pages will In ‘Wfldufywmmm— 'The annual outing of the Pucliae Liter: | id 'ment' last September to Investigate con: th [Methodist Church Clergy - Attend Assembly At Round. Lake; Prelate Opens Meet Outings, and' Picnics 'Will Also -* Mark. Week: in Many - ~.. «Congregations. | - \Methodist church: folks of Albany are centering their interest this week on the|. assembly 'at Round Lake that opened |y . \ yesterday. thfip W. A. Quayle. of St. Louis made- the opening: \address. . The assembly . will continue throughout: the week and. will include a, clas of. instruc- tion of undergraduate préachers, Several groups of.church; people will go to 'Round Lake from Albany each day. Among these- will be, the Rev. Luther A. Brown and, Mrsi- Brown, the Rev. \P. -F... Brooks, Mr. and \Mis; M. L Gregory. ~. The Rev,' 0 'E. Torrance wil} also, be «able to attend one. or -more 'of the periods. huu’butlnxs \thid week. will. in. \[. T elude, the arinnal. Suriday -School .pi¢nle ot. the. Calvary Evangelical. Cburth to: morrow _ to . picnic of/ St 'John's Lutheran Chitrch, Wednesday 'on the lawn: of 'the church, and: a summer rally of Epworth! League folks: 'at Averill (Park: < The 'Sunday school. of, the. Tabernacle Baptist Church -j will-aleo' hold -a. pleaic at Averill -Park Saturday.\~ The Epworth: League of St Luke's Méthodist Church will journey to Forest Park at Ballston: Lake Saturday where.they will # the day..\ .~. = The- Inwrdenomlnntiofial conference for young - people. at Silver Bay now In ses- glon is attracting a number of young folks from Albany. (A' group of eightifrom the Trinity Methodist Church are in attend ance ther Including Miss Grage Williams and. Raymond Dewey..> ; 228, Fas [22 CC .. ~\. Cathedral of All Saints-Daily_ seky- lees, \7 m; m., 11 .a, m. and 4 p. m, = 'Grace-Dally {services, 7 a.- m mass; 9.a, m., Communion, > - f / First-Mras- Edward. Alnsworth : is chairman of arrangements, for \a supper to be given Thursday night under the direction of the Ladies' Aid society: from 6 to. 0 o'clock. in: the church-parlori:' . ~- ** MThecanngal Sunday school plenic will take place at Averil} Park July 24. Char- low i.. tered care will leave for the park-Satur- daymorning, - es p The usual weekly» prayer meeting will take place Friday night. - NSCs, Emmanuel-The Rev. M. E; Van No# trand and' Mra/ Ven Nostrand: and chil- dren will leave today: for Woodford, -N, X., to spend the summer months. ; The , Emmanuel. Baptist. church will unite with the First Presbyterian and the Trinity Methodist church in- union services during the summer months. Ser- vices will take place in. the Emmaniel] Baptist church the 'Airst , two. «Sunday mornings in Augusti (** .._. i Hone-Tho'Rev.-George L: Parry, pan: tel-inf the chureh- will be in charge of the meeting *Friady ' night. \The young people: offthe church will attend thefsnmmer rally of the B.. Y. P. U. at Averill Park Saturday, - - Tabernacle-Thin church. is.cooperating '\ with the Sixth Presbyterian Church In a daily community vacation school.. Mrs Jamex Fisher and Miss Helen K. Winne will instruct -the pupils from 9.a. m. to 11:80 a. m. excepting Saturday, In the Sixth Presbyterian »Church. - > 'The anoual picnic of the Bunda school will (uh place Saturday in Averill Kingston . Point,. the, annual | Park, 'The: young people of the church will also attend. the- summer rally of the Y. P..B, U.. +> © \ous. 'The weekly.. prayer meeting will take place: Wednmfax night \followed by- the quarterlybusiness meeting of the church and society.. . ns : The-pastor, the Rev, James Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, have returned 'from Pine Plains,. N, Y. tt lls ©Calvary-Prayer meeting Friday. night \Elle pastor, the new“ 3, G, Lauder: aughy . accompanied by Mrs: ' Lauder: baugh, and son, Albert Landerbaugh; will leave next Week for, Seyenth «Lake, in the Adlfirondackg, METHODIST EPISCOPAL Calvaty-The Men's League of the church -will open_the tennis courts for [the season Wednésday night., 'The weekly prayer meeting: in charge of, the 'pastor; the 'Rev, Luther .A. Brown. will 'take, place Friday night. ~ = 'The . Rev. T. F. «Brooks: will instruct the' Men's League cléss 'for the month of The Rev, Henry M. Boyce will be the speaker at the 7 o'clock out door esper meeting next Sunday night. .. TPrinity-This: church (will unite with the: Emmanuel. Baptist\ and the First | Presbyterlan. Church. for the summer months. hak ~ {sl 'The pastor, the Rev. Bruce S. Wright and Mrs, Wright, .will leave the first of August for. Kane, Ra., where they. will spend the month, /, $a mull, : 'Bt.-Taike's-The official board will meet tonight. . ' > The. weekly . prayer meeting will. take place: Wednesday night. . Puc \The aunual «picnic. of 'the Epworth League . will take place 'Saturday (at Forest Park, Ballston Lake, . [6C fl: LufarRan. 2 . < Bt. John's-The annual plenic of the ;| Sunday school -will fake: place' Wednes- day,. -A progiam of music, sports and. group-. Aings: have been> arranged. Attractions for the young and old wilt feature the program. Supper will, be served. from. 5 to.8 o'clock, ' \Whe: Lutheran 'League will meet Thurs- day night, c ~: . <. The: hoy scouts ' will assemble Friday night for drill fe ' will. : During July thera.will bo one service on Sunday. The last service of the sea- son: in English will\ be preached next Sunday; The church: will be closed dur-. ing August -and will be reopened. on the second Bunday in September' when (all activities will. be resumed. * - - The confirmation class is 'being ; en- rolled and will-meet 'for the first 'time ! in September. <No enrollments will. be. redeived after? October. Study. bnoke | will 'be furnizhd, the enrolled catechnmens by the lumieug of the congregation. ' © Emmanuel - (Egangeliea!)-The' church éouhell will -mest at 8 o'clock tonight A mceting-of 'the boy scouts 'will take plate at 7 o'clock tomorrow night. +1 /\ Firkt-The Women's Home .and For- eign Misklonaty;Bociety will meet tomor- row 'afterndon ''in . the. home of Mr«. Eugene Crounse amilton streets 'a The Men's Club. willimeet at 8.905.o'clock tcinishchin the gymntim; , . Ass pus e / A / 'of\ the . Sunday school take plugs at . 8.; o'clock tie-chem ”5m omorrow night, . \ual 'daily: vacation. Bible school are, being formulated. - ._.Plans for a sno 2 * Rvangelieal, > Calvary, The annual Sunday school: Elm,“ will (take place tomorrow at ingston Point. . ma RENSSELAER| DEATH CLAIMS - DAVID CARSON Veteran 'B. and A. Engineer's '-- Detease' Follows Long 3 ~* Hiness. David Catron, a passenger engineer on the Boston and Albany railroad, who has suffered' an illness of several months' du- ration, died yesterday morning at his late home, 60 Chestnut street. He is a mem- ber of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eg‘fmeers, and was also a member of the Order, of Foresters, He is survived by his wife and ote son, Benjamin Carson, 'The funeral will take place Wednesday. morning at 9 o'clock from the home, and later from S6. Joseph's church, where a solemn. high maza will be ctlebrated by ie . Charles F. Farrelly. Burial will be made in 'St. John's cemetery. With the Fishemen. . _ MiordsPitcher and David Yan Wormer of 'the th End returned last night from Lake with a string of big mouth bass, one of which tipped the ncales at five and a balf pounds. Daniel Flanigan, James Wilber and William Kapp returned yesterday from Indian Lake, where they rpent a week fishing, 'and report excellent lock. Antos: Coliide: - Wallace Volk of Pittsfield, Mise, re- ported at police station No. 1 last fight that bis anfomobile bad struck a car at Clinton Heights, but no damage re sulted. J McClellan Funeral; - The funeral of Mrs. John MeClelian, who died. Friday, took place yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from her late home. 11 Green street. 'The Rev. George F. Stright, pastor of the First Metho- rr s - nr G. Hs orton. Ha and Lewis Dutcher. _ Chirk Outing. The outing of the 3fen's Class of the First Baptist church took place at Bar- den Lake Saturday. _ One of the features of the outing was the er given to the members by Mrs: atier, Mre dokn Cowes. Mrs. Walness Mr Walter Bell and the fdies vistiop at their four cottages. » a Congregational Church.\ ' visiting his sisters, Mrs. J. Héary Mur- phy. and Mrs, Lewis Caron of Washing: ton 'street, this city, and brother?; John 'Steiert of, Central: aventie, Albany, Charles Shults and. family of upper Broadway, motored to Remiselferville yesterday, , - 20+ Snmfile Luncheon. - 4 iThe Queen Eather Circle of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs.. Laura Brown; at 5:5 p. m.. Tuesday: and go from. there in a: body to the home of Miss . Mildred Fllkiun, D Riverside avenue, where they will bave a mrrrliu Juncheon; business- meeting and social. > fo'. The Ladies Aid' sogiety will meet at the church | parlors \Tuesday afternoon. The' board of trustees will meet Tuesday night in the parlors of the.church, grin: service Wednenday night. Baptist Church. The quarterly business' meeting 'of the church will take 'place tonight at 8 o'clock in the church parlors.- 'Prayer meeting Thursday night. The annual outing of the Sunday. school will take place Saturday at Averill Park. Char- tered cars leave Thitd and Church streets at 9 a.m. . STRUGK BY AVT 'Three automobile accidents, one of them 'of & serious nature, resulted from the unusually heavy traffic in Troy yee terday afternoon asd night. The most serious of the three occurred at Orebard and Brunswick avenues about 10.30 o'clock, when Bersie and Robert Hilt, aged siz and 15 years, ctively, were trun down by an antomobile, bearing li- cense. No. . N, Y. Whe drifer of the antomobile failed to stop after strik- ing the children, although, according to withesser, he was apparently» well aware that be bad ron them down., Bessie Hilt was the more serionsly injured of the two, suffering cuts and bruises about the esd and body. Dr. H. L. Waldo, who attended the victims, was uhable to say whether the girl was internally in- 3 The boy suffered bad cats on both and was bediy sbaken up. _ . According to the report of the accident, which was made to Motoreycle Policeman Herbert Hartmabel by five ere-wituesses, the Hilt children were crogting the road- mfigémmdioé tzdwwen strgck ez reached directly fenth a= electric figst. The cloth , ._ Rersess -| Auctuations THO CHLOREN [% Delaware Ave. - Phere will be a regular meeting of the Girls' Social Club tonight at the home of Miss Grace, Cunningham, Dove utreef. when firth” pertaining. to the winter activities of.the-clnb will he discussed. . The members of the club are; Miss Grace Williams, _ . Gface Cunning» ham, Miss Marie Kelly, Miss Agnes Iel- ly, Miss .Agnes Schietel, Miss athorine Schictel, Miss Martie Jones, Miss Mabel Barton, Miss Besslo Allen, Miss Frances Carmichael, - Miss Margaret» Carmichael, Miss Catherine Lovelock and Miss Mar- garet Lovelock. - . 'The following youths of the Delaware avenue. section -will leave this. morning for Lake Luzerne-to pass their vacation at. Camp Tekakwitha: . James, Larned, Joseph McAuliff, Frank MeAuliff, AVil- Ham Hart, (Joseph Prescott, Frank Thomas, Walter Meads, James Meade, Frank: McCullough, James Martin: and Thomas McHale, Mr. and Mrs. John McAffer of Second avenue, will leave tomorrow on an auto- moblle trip through New Yor. State and part of Canada. They-plan to be gone more than. a month, James Ferris, Henry Heffernan,. James Duncan; James McCann and. William Bailley, all of this section, left Saturday neon ona hike, to Warners lake. They plan. to return home Wednesday after- noon, to, The bazsar of St, James Catholic .Chureh «will open tonight in. the Clayton building: in Delaware avenue: 'The affair five! promise of being a Success. The committee in charge has appointed sev- eral. subcommittees to take . care of affairs.. Thore will be a special enter- tainnient nightly in the courtgard sur- rounding. the building, In order to do away\ with any congestion which might result; the baznar will be given in the open. , R Plans are hemr made by the Elm Club for am outing and field day to take place in August, At_ the next meeting. in the roomg in Dove street, the natter will ibe fully considered and a committee: appoints... President 12d- ward «Van DeeLoo will preside at the meeting. - The 'work, of refurnishing the rooms and of renovatmr the building has 'been, completed. . The club, at the Present time, is one of the most modern m, the city, _ - Mr. and Mr, James Barcley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hecker, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marston, Mr. and. Mrs. Willinm Herat, My. and Mrs. John Creighton and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Mullaney, n!! of this section, motored to Saratoga. lake ver- terday, where (soy pint-(l the day. Whe trip was made by auto. ., .> mp K theatre party will be given Friday afternoon lat ‘Profitor'n Gtrfiud Riv KHZ-2. James Haley in honor of her danghter, Marie, 'The iflnln will mark Miss Haley's birthday. A Robert Long, of 276 Hamilton. atreet, 'had ag his guest over Thursday and Fri- day, Logal J. O'Connell, of Plattsburgh, Both men are graduates of the Albn‘ny Law School and micmbérs of Gamma Eta Gamma, fraternity. Mr. | Long accom- panied O'Connell back |. to - Plattsburgh whore he will pass the remainder of the summer. . Mr. Law; is - postmaster of Plattsburgh, .._. . e Miss Editha. Jones, of Hamilton street, will leave tomorrow for her home in Olin- ton, where she\ will pass ¢wo- weeks with hor pérents. - - . . James Goldstein, of Hamilton «street, llmsjelt for Poughkeopsie to pass a few days. - r.. and Mrs. James Hartigan and. Mr. Mra. Jo§eph Murphy, all of this see- on. a motor trip to Boston. and tion, a ae Designers Afssg'i‘t‘ Figure Must .: be Lower; Makers Say Higher, : By ALLENE N. SUMNER . Btaff Correspondent 'of «The- Argus an helt 'The United News, . New York, July 11 -Fifth Avenue style makers are now thrashing the\ two great fashion problems jof* the fall and winter seafion. of 1920, : be the Gibron girl -with compressed waist, ro- tund hip and-skirtfnting Tike a ditigible, [or mhall it'be the Mother Hubbard type with no \figger mt all at all.\ As to the figure question, while design- ers. any the. figure which. pleases the gorsetiere shall be lower, manufacturers sny the figure that narglexes'the spouse who pays the bill shall be higher, Those, who make the styles say that .Agures < Iwill~ be:- most- slinkingly angular, and those :who make:-the-bills say that their figures will be good afd round, fibrin“, you are! ret w cl 9 + Whe-reanon for Angular figures as given: by the stylists is most chic; and for -the feason for roundfignreu an given.by the retailers is that- the woolen. companies will only. operate ofur days a week, in the fond hope of produ¢ing a scarcity. of ready. mades, and thus causing am. price materially increasing prices which chave suffered a summer rop.\ e - . fifth avenue has been displaying many of the new fall models this week and has been showing figures' both square and round; In general, however, it: can be sald that all the figures aro revealing, but not binding. The exegis of the fem- inine shape Js ‘Rortr-nd most clearly by. the sults. model, which raised hob at the gay Parisian races Is also [taking. very well on' the avenue. This Fall Gowns Angular But -- Bill Makers Says Figures - -~ Will Be Decidedly Round the 0 + - is a sult of \knee length coat, straight tailored, fitted lhigs, a m‘med in waist flared peplum coat, tightly. fitted hips, all fastened by a gingle ornate button, The back of the skirt is flat with' the fullness at side and. front, || ' The 'Mother Hubbard: offéct, is sHown by. many of the' dresses, for, although the chomine. drefs did not, sell well when first imported; it is selling now as well as the bouffant type, - There dresses are perfectly perpendicular in line, with no/trice of fit'about them,\ They open fromthe tip of the high directoiro.collar to- the hem, and'close with buttons galore. Some of the models may prove embarras- ging to the proper male, for the tricky designers bave made but fake button holes through which the buttons could never go, and have inset some gay pétti- contigh material that jis. fully intended to foil, the gazer into believing that the fair wearer of the Mother Hubbar gown was much rushed for time. New fall blouses, likewise, adopt the Tooke. wrapper mode.. Practically all the new models are élipover that dangle most floppingly.: from the walst. down, but which 'fit the bodice -like .n. tight Jncket. Many of them button' tightly. to the chin and have'either long ' ghort sleeves, They are of most gorgeous materials and colors; velvets, eathis;. Jace and geor ette in exotic hues. being=the most 111\)le- ar, Metallic 'threads{combined with silk and satin-make-many blouses that wear a three-figure. tik: . 'The now dresses point..to variety in sleeve as' well as stihouette, , A startlin effect is given by thé use of parti-colore material, either crosswise or lengthwise. ther sleeves boast ventilating shafts at elbow or writ, or an.open work comibin- ation of epidermis and fabric. Even evening gowns are going in for mléeves. These are of transparent net; maline or crepes» ho season's street dresses use gabar- dine, velveteen, wool., poplin and broad: cloth extensively, while combinations of satin, crepe, velvet and taffeta ars: in. rominence on afternoon and. hotel frocks, Nenitns gowné are largely of black. Ince or net. ' ELLO, gang' 'Time for another H question I- And we're got a good, \- ace high, live wire question for you. Every one's Interested in it. And that's-the kind of question we're trying to ask; one that will help you solve your. own\ porblems. , We're one bl family, you know, and can give neg other good advice. Here's the question: SHOULD A GIRL GIVE UP MAR- G m?! BUCCESSFUL BUST our answers feday to The Oulla Editor, The Argus, Albany... .... ere are some of the answers to the last question: - seetct marriages turn out hap- p i 5325291311: in love with a ram l‘ng e es to marry me secretly. J father thinks he is a good man, but claims he is \bashful\ and isn't nervy enough, My sweetheart wants to show my dad that be is wrong in his opinion, and that'@ why he wants to merry me secrotly. [What do. you think? . I«-I should like to ask this , Shonld a girl pat her mother jaud love her more than she'd husband? Ex-Gob-\Happily Matried's\ tuned out happily not use It was/secret, but because mhe'got the right man. Lend, Ho! Where away? Two years abaft the beam, Jack. . WF. S; D.-There should be a law com- pelling girls to wear one-piece bathing suits, say we. . B. V. D.-How does Ex.-Gob get that way?. We have been married two years, married secretly, and have been very happy. . Innocent B: , Lover's Lane question.. abead o love her hope to tell you! _I eloded the old gent to embark upon the sea of matrimony. We have been married now for over three years, and -we are so bappr that it doesn't mic, oue who knows, and one with pat}; of 'experience-many 'em young, a \em rough and tell jeff nothing! This Inst as you know, dear readers. will ip estion published Are secret marriages a success? Well, 1; neem Hie: Fiote thea ten. Take it from | of getting married secretly, but T still am young, with young or old ideas, which- ever a second party desires, Let's hear from someone in regard to this, It is worth your while, Huh, why not? They're just as success- ful as any other kind of marriage, When two people marty they're married, re- gardless of cireumatances. Secret mar- tinge birds have the rame chances to make married life & success. as other married couples. _The fact that their d | becoming. totally blind. nto ild (all a mourtoisttt Europe’s Queen of Sorrow Diesfi in Madrid Amid Scenes of Childhood. (By the Associated Press.) Madrid, July 11.-The former En?- press Eugenie of France, died here this morning: | She was 04 .years old. . Eugenie aMrie de Mortijo, former em-, prcssguf France, was born in Granadf, Andalusia, Spain, May | 5, , 1826 L was the second daughter of Count Manuel ~ Fernandez | de Montijo, duke of, Pener- anda, and Maria Manucla Kirkpatrick of,» : Closcburn, \ Dumfreshire, Scotland, _ Her maternal grandfather was Willlam irk» patrick, United Staten consul at Malaga, - who wis a native of Seqtland, but a Dar lized American. , t“rtli‘lhlo’. former empress was educnted in France, Spain aud England, and traveled.. extensively with her mother | on the. Kuropean continent. She met her buss band: Empcrur-Nnrolmp IIL, first int - 1851 and married him in Notre Dams Cathedral, - Paris, January 30, 1888 Prince. Napoleon, her only son, who was the prince imperial, was born March 16, g g . 2 Whe empress had great induence over her hunhnem, and: on several occasions who acted ag regent during the absence. of the emperor when he was traveling or was with his army in . the. field. This was in 1850, 1860 and 1870, the latter date during: the Franco-Prussian war, At the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war there were many persons who a cused Engenic of having been ble for the commencement of hostilitle Tater her enémies, and they were nume ous, used to say that she was the cause of all the calamities which hew. Nevertheless the one-time empress from °. the public generally received _ respectful sympathy. and éven after her beauty had faded and old age had crept upon her she . vas reverently greeted by thore who saw her seated in the parks of Paris enjoying the warm sunshine and talking with the children \playing nearby. > . \Queen of Sorrow.\ - Lame, 'bent . an - dwhite . haired, t‘h' former 'émpress often was called Europe's queen of sorrow.. She, uoted always. as. praying that death might end hee Tong terin of sadness and again bring her to..; her husband and son. In the Tuileries: ardens in Paris stern visaged gendarmen fgokfigl thg other way. when Eugenie was - ugking flowers. 1, i Somc‘ time. ago Eugenie lost the sight of one of her eyes and was fearful of With the-desire again to-vislt her, native country, Spain, who begged that she might be taken there before she became entirely. blind. Her wish was gratified, and Inst April Eu-, genic, again saw the beauties: of- Spain-~ nd. especially pf Andalusia, where. .se ~ wus born. Despite her 04 years. she dis played notable . vitality, and expremed. warm hearted gratitude over the »way n which she was welcomed by the people of. Spain.. During heb travels in Ads.. luslo.: the former empress was described me having been almost childlike in her-. jorousness in again visiting the. scencs . of her childhood, . CHARLES RAY > - -IN- . ALARM CLOCK ANDY COMEDY - NEWS - NOVELTY THURS. to SAT. GRACE DARI * ING in \EHE DISCARDED WOMAN,\ Zikl-Are recret marriages successful? TME ADDED FGA VIOLA DANA In \Dangerous to M marriage is a secret puts them under no disadvantage. - . s LADIES AND f he Cen Eyrk Cafeteria -FOR- OPEN MONDAY NOON-JULY 12. 1920 SERVICE DAILY FROM 7 TO 10 x. AM. 11.30 A. 3. TO 230 P. 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