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WEDDINGS OF INTEREST THOMA-ELBERT. The marriage of Miss Lona Elbert, daughter of Edward Elbert, and Thoma last night at Stank Mark's Protestant Episcopal Gaurch, Adelphi street, near Wiltoughby avenue. The church was decwhite Easter lilies was the chancel. orated with palms, and, bank of Preceding the ceremony Harry Thoma, brother of the bridegroom, a violinist of the Volpe Orchestra, played a programme of music with the organist of the church, Harold Frederick. The numbers included the "Andante Cantabile," by Tschaikowsky; the "Romance in by Beethoven; the "Bridal from Goldmark's "Rustic Wedding," with the Lohengrin "Bridal Chorus" played for the entrance of the wedding party, and the Mendelssohn "Wedding March' for recessional.

The bride was attired in a white trepe de chine and lace and a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white roses. Her tulle veil was adjusted with lilies of the valley. The bridal procession was an extremely pretty one. The two bridesmaids wore costumes of accordion-pleated white net and pink satin, and picture hats of Leghorn, trimmed with wheaths of pink roses and maline. They carried bouquets of pink sweet peas.

The maid of honor wore a gown of pale pink silk and a Leghorn, picture hat, with pink roses. Her bouquet was of pink and white sweet peas. The bride was given away her father, Edward Elbert. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Frederick Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. Thoma, after the reception at the bride's residence, 155 Cumberland street, left for a' honeymoon. at Atlantic City. Mrs.

Edward Elbert was attired in pale blue pussy willow taffeta and Venetian lace. Mrs. Charles Thoma, mother of the bridegroom, was in black taffeta and embroidered chiffon. The usherg were William Thoma Jr. and Frederick Thoma.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thoma, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert West Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thoma, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Clemmett, Mr. and Mrs. Everett De Mott, Joseph Elbert, Edward Elbert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elbert, Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Elbert, Mrs. Zahn, Miss Lillian Zahn, Oscar Zahn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young, Mrs.

Jennie Reddall, Jack Reddall, Mr. and Mrs. George Bene, Miss Nellie Bene, Mr. and Mrs. Steinbrucker, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kraemer, Harry Kraemer, Robert Kraemer Miss Loretta Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Val Reichhardt, Mr. and Mrs.

John Korey, Mr. and Mrs. William Tonjes, Miss Mary Thoma, Alfred Thoma, Mr. and Mrs. William Thoma, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Henry, Mr. and Mrs. George Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Striem, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. George Thoma, Ernest Thoma, Phillip Thoma, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thoma, and Mrs. Henry Thoma, Edward Thoma, and Mrs.

August Miller, Ralph Hennessey. GEOGHAN-McGUIRK. St. Teresa's Church, on Classon avenue, corner of Sterling place, was the scene of an elegant wedding yesterday afternoon, at 6 o'clock. The bride was Miss Edna McGuirk, stepdaughter of John Costello, and the bridegroom was William Geoghan.

Preceding the ceremony, there was a programme of organ music, by William Larkin, organist, and Miss Elsa Endeman sang finely the Gounod "Ave Maria" and "Calm as the Night and Deep as the Sea, Shall Be My Love for Thee," by Bohm. The bride's wedding gown was of white silk faille and Georgette crepe, and her tulle veil was adjusted in cap fashion. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white roses. The maid honor, Miss Margaret M. Connor of St.

Louis, was attired in deep pink satin, white lace and narrow black velvet ribbon bows, and wore a black lace picture hat. She carried pink sweet peas combined with orchid colored sweet peas. The bridesmaids, Miss Ray Costello and Miss Jennie Smith, wore gowns of pink taffeta and gold lace medallions. Their picture hats were of pink taffeta and pink satin pond lilies. They carried bouquets of pink sweet peas.

The ceremony was performed by Mgr. Me McNamee. The chancel was decked with palms and white roses. The bride was given aawy by her step-father, John Costello. The house' decorations consisted of pink roses and other floral effects pink.

The reception, for near relatives and friends of the contracting parties was given at the bride's residence, 698 Sterling place. Mr. and Mrs. Geoghan, on their return from their honeymoon, will reside at 1161 President street. The little flower girl, Carol Carmody, was in white net and white lace with a pink sash, and carried a shower basket of pink and white filled with roses.

Manuel B. Pendas was the best man and the ushers, Thomas F. Dawson, Dr. Edward J. Costelloe, Edward J.

Geoghan and Joseph G. McCall. Among the near relatives of the contracting parties at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Geoghan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Geoghan, Miss Q.

Pendas, J. P. Sinnett and sons, Miss M. Sinnett, Mr. and Mrs.

Sinnett, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carmody, Miss Marie Grady. WERNER-MARTIN. An attractive wedding took place yesterday afternoon, when Miss Amanda L.

Martin, daughter of Mrs. Adele Martin of 514 Forty-fifth street, became the bride of Edward L. Werner, son of Mrs. Charlotte Werner of 425 Forty-ninth street. The ceremony was performed at the home bride at 3 o'clock by Rev.

Martin O. Lepley, pastor of the Eighteenth Street M. E. Church. The bride wore a gown of white crepe de chine and Chantilly lace and carried a shower bouquet of white roses: and lilies of the I valley.

Miss Florence Underwood, bridesmaid and only attendant of the bride, wore a gown of pink and white silk voile and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The best man was Arthur J. Martin, brother of the bride. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.

Werner left for a trip to Niagara Falls. Upon their return they will make their home in Bay Ridge. CAVAGNARO-PERAZZO. Miss' Flora Virginia Perazzo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Scatena, of Neck road, was married to Harry V. Cavagnaro, of 838 President street, last evening, in the of St. Anthony Padua, Manhattan, Rev. Father Demo, performing the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Elena Cavagnaro of Ridgewood, N.

as maid of honor, and Miss Emma Massa, Miss Florence Biggio, Miss Adelina Monticelli and Miss Bonnie Hanlon. as bridesmaids. John 0. Perazza, was best man, and the ushers Real Relief from suffering means true hap piness. The trouble due to indigestion and biliousness, is removed quickly, certainly and safely by BEECHAMS PILLS The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World Sold every where.

in boxes, 25c. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1915. 9 (Open Saturday Until 6 P. HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue, New York.

21 ST JUNE SALE FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY Last Friday for These June Sale Specials in Muslin Underwear Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats Boys' Clothing Furnishings Babies' Wear Housedresses and Negligees Men's Shirts Furnishings Corsets Silk and Washable Blouses Millinery Petticoata Girls' Misses' Summer Dresses Shoes and Friday's Extra Offerings Come if you want BARGAINS! No Mail or Telephone Orders for the BABIES' WEAR WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES For Women and Children. LAST FRIDAY of June Sale. Come Tomorrow. Soft finish Muslin Drawers or tucks and hemstitchingusually .35 .18 Nainsook Drawers -wide emb'y and tucks or fancy lace-reg. .49....

.37 Cambric and Nainsook Drawersruffles of emb'y, lace and emb'y combined, or all lace- -value .75.. .58 Cambric and Nainsook Night Dressesround or neck-emb'y and ribbonreg. .59 .35 Cambric and Nainsook--several attractive styles--V, high or lowneatly trim'd-reg. .79....... .58 Cambric and Nainsook Corset Coverseffective trim of lace or emb'yreg.

.35 .18 Nainsook Corset Covers--dozen modelssimple or elaborate lace and emb'ytrimmed front and back--reg. .50. .38 Nainsook Petticoats -ruffle of wide embroidery--reg. .69 and .79... .48 Cambric and Nainsook Petticoatsflounce of several rows wide emb'y-reg.

lace. .94 Nainsook and Cambric Petticoatscircular flounce of lace and tucks or wide emb'y and insertreg. $1.98 and 1.45 Nainsook and Cambric Petticoatsentire flounces of lace inserts or tucked panels with handsome embroideries-segularly $2.69 01.94 Envelope Chemises--yokes of lace or embroidery--usually .49...... .36 Nainsook Envelope Chemisesall around lace, ribbon run or wide emb'y and insert--reg. .69.......

.58 Envelope Chemises Val. laces and embroidery combined or handsome openwork emb'y, ribbon run--reg. .98 .74 Nainsook, and styles, Cambric with Combinationsregularly .59 .39 Nainsook Princess Slips Val. lace and -trim'd skirts--reg. $1.29.

.92 Extra Size Corset CoversFruit of Loom or Lonsdale Cambrichigh neck, tight fitting--low neck, loose-35 ct. value .19 Extra Size Cambric DrawersEmb'y ruffle or H. S. hem--reg. .39 .28 Extra Size Night DressesCambric or Muslin--round, or high, emb'y trim--usually .59.........

.45 Extra Size Night Dresses-round. or high--neat effects in laces, emb's, tucks and ribbons--reg. .98. .79 Extra Size Night Dressescambric and nainsooklace, emb's and ribbon--reg. $1.25.

.94 Extra Size Petticoats--soft finish muslin--embroidery trim'd--reg. .98 .68 Children's Masonville Muslin Drawers1 to 4 17 cts. 6 to 12 yrs. -value 25 1219 Children's Good Cambric Night Drawers1 to 12 years--reg. .59..........

.47 BLOUSES AND CORSETS LAST FRIDAY of June Sale. Come Tomorrow. Women's Blouses- Embroidered Voilescollar, short sleevesreg. $1.79 1.05 Lawn and Voile Blouses-Val. laces, emb'y medallions, hand emb'd effects, tucks, collars and sleeves--usually $2.98........2.17 White Organdy and Voile Blousesattractive emb'y and lace trim'd models--striped voiles with white collars- $1.00....

.78 Women's Blouses--new effects, showing embroidered organdy collars or panel fronts, some show touches of color- were $1.98... 1.45 Women's Crepe de Chine Blousesnatty effects--also chiffon and silk and shadow lace -were $2.98.....2.45 Women's Fine Corsets--Handsome brocades and extra fine batistewhite and pink-19 to 30-- reg. $5.00 .2.95 and Coutil- and bust Women's Corsets. Batiste, -long lengths-emb'y and lace trim'd --19 to 30--reg. $2.00 $2.50...1.45 Fine Corsets--Handsome silk brocade or pink--medium high bustlong over hips--sizes 19 to 24- $12.00 $15.00 values.

7.75 MILLINERY LAST FRIDAY of June Sale. Come Tomorrow. Women's Trim'd Hats--Hemp, Milan hemp and satin straws--smart trimmings--reg. $2.98 2.00 Women's Hemp Hats- -black, whitealso black and white combinationsnew shapes, large and smallreg. .98 .60 Women's Dress and Sport HatsMilan hemp and desirable shapes--best colors--reg.

$1.98... .1.00 Millinery Wings- -double and singleblack or white-reg. .59 .79.. .45 TOILET ARTICLES Representative Items from This Week's Big Sale. Munyon's Witch Hazel.

Soap10 ct. size 5 White Castile and Pure Olive Oil Green .39..... .19 Sweetheart Soap--reg. Sweetheart Talcum--reg. 5...

Large Bar, Castile Soap, Olive Oil--reg. .59 ..39 Rubber yds. wide-reg. .98 .69 Hay's Hair Health--50 ct. .27 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy-50 ct.

size .30 $1.00 size .60 Borine Tooth .45 10 to 14 Minutes MISS E. K. SHIPLEY GUEST. Gives Address at Home of Miss Bertha Parce. A large number of members and friends of the Woman's Republic met last night in the home of Miss Bertha Parce, 23 Brevoort place, to hear Miss Elberta K.

Shipley, a relative of President Lincoln's, deliver 8, leoture on LAST FRIDAY of June Sale. Come Tomorrow. Babies' White Dresses-trim'dRussian, yoke, French and Empireto 6 ,69 .44 Nainsook and Lawn DressesEmpire, Waist and Belted--lace face and embroidery--usually .79.......... .55 Nainsook and Lawn Dresses- in daintiest styles--to 6 yrs.reg. $1.29 .77 Christening Sets--Dress and Skirtemb'y and lace; also robe stylesreg.

$3.98 .2.54 Babies' Slips -yoke and bishop styles, with hemstitching, handstitching, lace and emb'y49 ct. Sale .33 59 ct. Sale .42 98 ct. Sale .74 Infants' Skirts and Barrow Coatswhite domet-cambric bands or waists--usually 29. .20 Infants' Flannelette Wrappers Night Gowns--reg.

.39....... .25 Babies' Shirts--to 3 short sleeves--reg. .29.. .17 Babies' Shirts--seconds of 49 ct. quality--part wool--to 3 .28 Babies' White Sweater Sacqueshave two toned borderswith and without low collarsusually $1.00 .77 Specially Cut Prices in Section.

MISSES' SUMMER DRESSES LAST FRIDAY of June Sale. Come Tomorrow. Misses' -Natty Palm Beach Suits---semi-tailored. plaited or plain Coats, with and without pockets--newest smart skirtssizes 14 to 18 vearsreg. $5.98 and $7.98..............4.65 Misses' and Juniors' DressesSlight Imperfections-ginghams, chambrays, crepes and lawnsattractive models--reg.

$2.98......1.17 Girls' Summer Dresses--Ginghams in checks, plaids, stripes, plain kilt skirt with white lawn blouse, also floral crepes pwed in contrasting colors-6 to 14 yearsreg. .98 .58 Girls' Wash Dresses--Plain Ginghams and Voiles, also figured Crepes---girlish models--reg. $2.98.1.93 Girls' White Dresses--Allover emb'y skirts or tucked with emb'y ruffle--regulation. long or Empire waists--nicely trim'd6 to 14 years--reg. $1.49........

.95 VARIOUS SUMMER NEEDS Worth While Prices--Come Tomorrow. Special Purchase of Vanity CasesThin models--engraved engine turned--reg. $1.00 and $1.25...... .50 Rose Bead Necklaces--various colors--combined with pearlsuniform or drop effects value .29 .19 Rainproof Malines--fine line of colors, black and white--suitable for new neckwear--reg. .19......

Widen moires--white, Ribbons black taffetas, and val. .25 .20 Val. Laces--diamond and round mesh-desirable widths-12 yds. to pc. -value .49 .33 Women's Handbags--genuine pin sealblack--silk poplin lined--mirror and purse--ribbon style handlereg.

$1.98....... 1.25 Matting Suit Cases-23-inch-bound edges well made handlereg. .98....... .59 Women's Black Silk Lisle Hosedouble sole, heel, toe and double top--reg. .37 Three Pairs for One Dollar.

Boys' Balbriggan UnderwearShirts, high neck, short sleevesknee drawers, double seatsall izes-reg. Boys' Cotton Union Suits--high neck, short sleeves or athletic styleknee length-Porosknit, gauze or ribbed---all sizes--special .49 Men's Summer Underwear cotton long sleeves--ankle lengthreg. .49 Friday .32 Men's Balbriggan Underwear short sleeves--double seats--reg. .24......18 "Red Ticket" Lot Parasols--Taffeta, Pongee and Pure Linen--Stripes. Dresdens and Plain--regulation shapes or shirred-were 1.98 WASH DRESS FABRICS Worth While Prices--Come Tomorrow.

Novelty Dress Ginghams -plaids, checks. crossbar, stripes and plain colors--worth .10.......... Apron Ginghams one of the best makes--worth 71. Yard wide Woven Crepesblue. rose, black.

helio, stripes on white regularly .12 9 Imported Shirting Madras-32-inchvarious colors and styles--reg. .34 .24 imported inch-blues, Dress pink, Linens-44 rose, brown, and 45 green, hello--value .49 and .59.... .39 Fancy Lawns--excellent qualitywhite with figures, florals, etc.10 ct. value New Floral Dimities-bud and large floral designs--regularly Fancy Voiles-38 and 40 Inchstripes and borders or allover figures and florals on white or tinted ground--regularly .19.... .12 New Flowered Organdies white satin stripe ground, with floral overlay--reg.

.17 45-inch Bordered floral Voiles- white, with pink, blue, lavender, maize--special .24 38-Inch Fancy Stripe Crepesimp'd--good colors--were .39.... .15 by Subway to 14th Street Express "Original Stories of American Pioneers and Tennessee Mountaineers." Born in the eastern part of Tennessee, Miss Shipley now makes her home in Manhattan. On Friday evening she will leave on tne "Peace Special," carrying the international flags of peace, for the exposition, where she is to attend the "International Conference of Women Workers to Promote Permanent Peace," which is to AUSTRIAN COMMANDER AGAINST ITALIAN ARMY were James A. McDermott, Anthony J. Raffo, Nicholag Zurla and Louis J.

Perazzo, a brother of the bride. The bride was gowned in white taffeta 'and Alet lace made with a court train. She wore a veil of filet lace fashioned in cap effect with orange blossoms. The maid of honor wore a gown of pale blue taffeta. The bridesmaids' gowns were of pale 1 pink taffeta and they wore large Leghorn hats.

The church was tastefully decorated for the occasion. A reception followed the ceremony at Fort Lee, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Cavagnaro left for Atlantic City where they will remain until their departure for Bermuda on Saturday.

They will reside at 838 President street, Brooklyn. NEWINS-SCHMIDT. A pretty June wedding which took in Flatbush last night was that places Ella Helene Schmidt, daughter: of A. W. Schmidt of 2415 Newkirk avenue, who was married to Professor Harold S.

Newins of the Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, in St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Luther D. Gable, brother-in-law of the bride, performing the ceremony. The wedding party was made up of Miss Grace Augusta Schmidt, of honor, in pink pussy- willow taffeta and chiffon, and Miss Mabel Mandeville in corn colored taffeta and chitfon; Miss Clara Seggel in Nile green taffeta and chiffon; Miss Anna Meyer in lavendar taffeta and chiffon, and Miss Helen Dobke in pale blue.

taffeta and chiffon, bridesmaids. They carried arm bouquets of sweet peas to match their gowns. Two little nieces of the bride, Miss Mildred Arfman and Miss Marie Schmidt in frocks of white and pale blue satin were the flower girls. The bride wore a gown of flesh colored satin and Margot lace, tulle veil adjusted to cap with fashioned with a court reflect and a orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a shower of white bride roses and lilies of the valley.

Newins, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of black satin and a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. The ushers were Stanley Newins and Harold Conklin. After ceremony a reception held at the bride's home which was tastefully decorated for the occasion with palms and ferns intermingled with pink and white carnations. After an extended honeymoon Professor and Mrs. Newins will make their home in Among the guests at the wedding were: Mr.

and Mrs. De Witt Mrs. Nancy Newins, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Newins, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Newins, Miss Dorothy Gable, Miss Minnie Gable, Marie Schmidt. Miss Mildred Arfman, Miss Harriett Raschen of Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crooke, Mr.

and Mrs. William Stephenson, Henry Rohmann, J. F. L. Raschen, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Anderson Howard Conklin Richard Johanknicke, Royal Larkin, Miss Clara Seggel, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry A. Meyer, Miss Anna Meyer, the Rev. and Mrs. Luther D. Gable, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Dreyer, Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Dreyer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tartmann, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper, Hans Schlichting, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Arfmann, Miss Helen Dobke, Howard Conklin Miss Mabel Mandeville, A. W. Schmidt, Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Schmidt Miss Grace Schmidt, Harry Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Newins, Robert Newins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newins. GRIFFON-WATTS. At a nuptial mass celebrated yesterday morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Clermont avenue, the Rev.

Mgr. James J. Coan, chancellor of the diocese, performing the ceremony, Miss Eunice Gertrude Watts. daughter of Charles Watts, of 128 North Oxford street, became the bride of. Jobn T.

Griffon, son of Mrs. Catherine Griffon of 78 Adelphi street. The bride was attired in white satin and pearls and wore a veil of tulle fashioned in effect with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a shower of white roses and lilies of the valley, and her only ornament a pearl necklace, a gift of the bridgeroom. Miss Margaret Smith, the bridesmaid, in oriental lace and satin and wearing a large leghorn hat, was the bride's only attendant.

Joseph T. Griffon, a brother of the bridegroom, served 'as best man, and the ushers were Walter R. Griffin and Harry Watts. After the reception, which followed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.

Griffon left for the Delaware Water Gap, where they will spend their honeymoon. Upon their return to this city they will make their home in the Hill section. THOMPSON-LOVE. THOMPSON-LOVE. An interesting Brooklyn wedding which took place on Tuesday evening was that Miss Harriett Otis Love, daughter of the Rev.

Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Moses, Frederick Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, William H.

Marriott, Miss Gladys Mills, Miss Lillian B. Deace, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook Maxwell, Dr. and Mrs.

W. H. B. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Houghton Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Brainerd Riley, Mr.

and Mrs. I. Ramsay, Miss Helen Hutchinson Stearns of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E.

Fackner, Jullus F. Gayler, Miss Cornelia De Witt, Miss Muriel Dean, Mr. and Mrs. V. F.

Edson, Miss Mabel Easton, F. R. Gantur, Mr. and Mrs. James Glenn, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burton, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Stuart Adams and Dick Ramsay. -MO LAUGHLIN. ARCHDUKE EUGENE OF AUSTRIA Who has been made General-inChief of the Austrian forces opposing the Italian invasion. Archibald Longworth Love, who was married at her home, 179 Park place, to Professor Robert H.

Thompson of Newport, R. I. The father of the bride, who was formerly assistant to the Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hills, performed ceremony, assisted Rev.

Alexander Thompson of Westfield, N. a brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. C. Lansing Hays, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and little Miss Alberta Hays, her daughter, was flower girl.

The eight bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Streets of Bridgeton, N. Miss Mimi Gayler of St. Louis, Miss Nellie Stephens of port, Miss Viva Edson of Holyoke, Miss Marion Taylor of Yonkers; Miss Mabel Easton of Lockport, N. Miss Mary Thompson of Thompson Ridge, N. a sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Mary Wright of this borough.

Judge Charles Springstead of Westfield, N. was best man and the ushers were A. Longworth Love Jr. William de Loss Love, brothers of the bride, and Charles B. Thompson and R.

Caldwell Thompson, brothers of the bridegroom. The bride wore a gown of white satin, pearls and orange blossoms, and a veil of tulle, adjusted to cap fashion with orange blossoms. She carried a shower white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Her attendants wore gowns of the Colonial period, with their hair powdered in Colonial fashion, with puffs and curls. A large reception followed the ceremony, after which Professor and Mrs.

Thompson left for a wedding trip. They will make their home at Newport, R. I. Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs.

H. H. Hart, Dr. and Mrs. Walter H.

Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Harris, Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Harford, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kentor, Miss Marguerite Lee, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert J. Love, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.

Love, Miss Helen D. Love, Dr. and Mrs. E. O.

Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Price, Mr. and Mrs.

Byron Miss Ethel Irma McLaughlin, daughter of Mrs. George C. McLaughlin, and Ely Neumann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Neumann of 1118 Forest avenue, Bronx, were married yesterday at the home of the bride, 2132 Sixty-seventh street, Dr.

Henry Neumann of the Brooklyn Ethical Culture Society, a brother of the bridegroom, officiating at the ceremony, The bride's only attendant was her sister, Miss Vella McLaughlin, and Milton Neumann served as his brother's best man. The bride was attired in white taffeta and silk lace and wore a veil of tulle arranged in cap effect, with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore a gown of white embroidered voile and carried pink roses. After their honeymoon trip Mr.

and Mrs. Neumann will make their home in the Bronx. KONIG-SEALS. The wedding of Miss Marguerite Seals, daughter Mr. Mrs.

Samuel Hall Seals of 551 Ninth street. and Harry C. Konig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Konig of 739 Jefferson avenue, took place yesterday, the Rev.

Dr. James M. Farrar of the First Reformed Church officiating at the mony. Miss Seals was attended by Miss Elsa Funk, a cousin of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid. Samuel Hall Seals, a brother of the bride, served las best man.

The bride was gowned in white pussy willow taffeta and wore a veil of point lace adorned with orange blossoms. She carried a shower of roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid's gown was of pale blue chiffon taffeta and chiffon and her bouquet was of pink roses. TIE-UP ON SEA BEACH. Another tie-up occurred in the new Sea Beach subway last night when a six-car train crossing the Manhattan Bridge ran past a block signal.

The automatic trip device set the gency brakes, brought the train up short, and threw many passengers to the floor. It took wrecking crew a (half-hour to get things in running border. 12. 358 Come Here and Get Your Inseparable Companion, the KODAK, for Your Vacation 1914 Model at Discount EVERYTHING IN KODAKS, BROWNIES AND SUPPLIES Epstein Berdy 1198 FULTON Nr. Bedford Av.

Telephone 4480 Bedford Alexander's er's Shoe Sale Now in progress at both stores Substantial reductions in every department. All our surplus stocks of summer shoes--except sport shoes, where we keep full stocks the year 'roundare included in the sale. Wide choice--practically all sizes. Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth St. 548 Fifth Avenue at 45th St.

New SAN Trains 10 SAN LIMITED) FRANCISCO West PP On Sunday, June 20th the "St. Paul" Road added two new trains to its Western Service "The San Francisco Limited" between Chicago and San Francisco, leaving Chicago 9:35 p.m. arriving San Francisco 8:50 p.m. third day. "The Denver Special" (DENVER 6:05 p.m., arriving Denver next day at 9:30 p.m.

between Chicasto and Denver, leaving Chicago SPECIAL These two new tr pins together with other through trains to of this company- Pacific between Chicago and San Francisco and Los Angeles, and "The DENVER Colorado Special" and "Colorado Express" between Chicago and Denver, offer a wide range in the hours: of departure and of arrival at destinations. TIse the "St. Paul," the line of complete ser vice everywhere West. Literature and full information from G. L.

COBB, General Agent 1200 Broadway, New York Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Ry. For June Sales' Last Friday Let $4.98 Dresses, 2.67 $5.98 $6.98 Dresses, 3.67 $7.98 Dresses, 4.67 New medium and extra Prettier and nattier than ever and embrace mos. desirable Vollen, (plain or embroidered) and other fabrics, Also for Women's Skirts- -Serge and MohairCircular Model with pleatsBlack, Navy, Gray--all lengths and bands, including extra sizesreg. $4.98 .3.95 Women's Dress SkirtsTan Palm Beach Cloth, White Gabardines, Linens and Cordelines -Coat mod lengths and bands, including extra sizesregularly $4.49 .2.95 Women's White Skirts-Linene, Ratine and Cordeline-circular models -all lengths and bands--reg.

$1.24 .85 Women's Silk Coats-Black Taffeta and Moire--Sports model with belt or dressy style, showing pleats, fancy collar and belt-reg. $8.98..5.95 Bathing Suits Sizes for women and misses---black navy--pleated or gored skirts--bloomers attachedreg. 1.85 Gingham- -plain colors, check and stripes--neatly tailored all sizes--reg. .98 and $1.24........ .66 BOYS' SUITS AND FURNISHINGS LAST FRIDAY of June Sale.

Come Tomorrow. Boys' Extra Trouser Cassimeres, Cheviots, CrashesSuits-, grays, tans, browns and black and white fancies--alpaca linings8 to 18 $5.98 and $6.98.4.68 Boys' Cheviots Norfolk Suits--Navy Serges, and Tweeas-Mixtures. stripes, fancies -tans, grays and browns--majority mixtures have extra trousers-7 to 17 yrs.reg. $3.98 .3.00 Boys' Wash Suits- -Duck. drill, galateas, repps and percales- -white, plain colors, stripes and fanciesstraight or bloomer trousers3 to -reg.

$1.49....... 1.00 Boys' Coat Shirts--Madras and percale--neat stripes and figuressoft or laundered cuffs attachedalso blue chambray--with collar12 1 to 14 neck .49.... .35 Striped Percale Blouses--light, medium and dark--also plain white and blue chambrayattached collars -reg. .29........ .18 Boys' white Blouses--Madras percaleneckband or attached collarsor fancy stripes undo figuresalso Oliver Twist styles3 to 15 years--reg.

.49 and .59... .37 Boys' Summer Hats--Linen, Duck, Crash--white. combinationplain and fancy bands--usually .49 .36 SUMMER DRAPERIES, ETC. Worth While Prices--Come Tomorrow. Fancy and Fish Net CURTAININGS at about below Value! Because of a Special Purchase of the Surplus Stock of a large Curtain Manufacturer We are enabled to sell 19 ct.

Curtainings 25 ct. Curtainings .15 29 ct. Curtainings .19 49 ct. Curtainings .29 Scrim, Marquisette and Volle CURTAINS AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD OFF! That Is Why We Can Sell $1.25 and $1.50 SS ets. $2.25 to 82.50 1.48 Assortment comprises Colonial Crossbars or with lace inserts, and deep hemstitched borders: also fine Muslin Curtains with deep hem and lace edge--with and without Dutch valance--just the thing for country homes and bungalows, all clean, fresh and strictly perfect 36-inch Plain Drapery Burlaps, for wall hangings--green onlySpecial value .15 9 Furniture Sateens--Suitable for draperies and quilts- -light or dark -floral designs- -value .19 to .25..

.15 Bungalow Couch Covers---natural crash stenciled borders in Oriental designs- fine for and $3.75 kinds. 2.98 Table Covers to vds. square .95 Ball Fringe and Curtain Edgings36 colorings-reg. 5 to Bed Sets--mounted on Scrim or finest net in Marie Antoinette or Renaissance--full size-bolster sham--value $7.98........4.95 1,500 M'frs' Samples of Scrim Curtains--lace inserts vds. long -several of a pattern may be matched Friday, each .19 FLANNELS AND BLANKETS Worth While Prices -Come Tomorrow.

Fine Cal. Wool Blankets white, gray and plaids- -for full size bedsregularly $4.99 3.56 Eiderdown Finish Blankets for large and small beds- -white and coloredspecial value 1.98 Silk Embroidered Flannelshemmed or scalloped--reg, .42 REMNANTS OF FLANNELS All Kinds at Friday Clearance Prices. Domet Flannels--bleached and unbleached-special. Station, N. Y.

Try the Eagle Fob Printing Departmena Wine Work. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. be held on the grounds on July 4, 5, 6 and 7. Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Lease also delivered a lecture, on "America." in which she emphasized the menning of citizenship and what America stands for in history. 8.