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Announcementsjuitable for tliis column are desired. Contributions must reach this office Ly Tuesday morning to appear in tne current issue, and must be signed to receive attention. Deaths. Barnaby Mr. Howard Clinton Gilbert, Skene Sanitarium, Septem-ber second.

Mr, Barnaby, who made his home at the Crescent Athletic Club, was a bond broker of 67 Exchange Place, Man-. hattan. He was an authority on railway transportation on which he had written extensively. Bennett Mrs. Eleanor Harper, 156 St.

John's Place. Mrs. Bennett, who was the widow of the late Michael Bennett, was a very well-known resident of the Park Slope. She is survived. by two sons and two daughters.

Russell Miss Martha Norwalk, August twenty-fifth. Miss Russell was the daughter of the late Captain Samuel P. Russell, and sister of Colonel George D. Russell, all formerly of Brooklyn. Scoville Mrs.

Harriet Beecher, Cornwall, August thirtieth. Mrs. Scoville was born in Indianapolis in 1837 and was the fourth child of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.

Henry Ward Beecher. Her husband, who died some years ago, was the Rev. Samuel Scoville, for a long time the assistant of Beecher at Plymouth Church. Van Wye Miss Katherine Ladd, Quogue, L.L, September fourth. Miss Van Wyck was the daughter of Mr.

and Albert Van Wyck of 107 Joralemon Street and the granddaughter of the 1 'late Dr. William--Gilfillan. White The Very Rev. Mgr. D.D., Holy Family Hospital, nvAttgusf-twenty-ninth.

White was rector of the Church of the Visitation and supervisor of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Brooklyn, and one' of the most brilliant of. the younger priests in the diocese of He was member of the State Board of Charities, the State Board of Lunacy and many civic and labor organizations. Yates J. William, 3rd, Markham, September first, age eleven months, son of Mr. J.

William Yates, and the late Marguerite Storrs Valentine Yates. i Weddings. September 9 Miss Mary E. Ogden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

David B. Ogden, to Mr. Johnston de Forest; o'clock, Trinity Church, Manhattan. September 9 Miss Cornelia Frances Jefferson, daughter of Mr. Thomas Jefferson, to Mr, Carrington Howard.

September .14 (Thurs.) Emily Roberts Houghton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Edward Houghton, to Mr. Henri Behrens Kirkland; 67 Porter Place, Montclair, N.J. September 20 Miss Cornelia Van Rensselaer Robb, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. James Hampden to Mr. Daniel i Frederick Downs; 1 o'clock, 23 Park Avenue, Manhattan. -September 23 Miss Dorothy Vernon Ruxton, daughter of Mrs. George Livingston Nichols, to Mr.

Adqlphe Boissevain; 12 o'clock, St. Matthew's Church, Bedford, N.Y.' October 7 Miss Gertrude Fox, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Jabez Fox, to Mr. Gustave E. Behr; Cambridge, Dances.

September 16 Dance given by Miss Johnson; Rusurban. i September 21 (Thurs.) Dance of the Wingfield Tennis Club Rusurban. 't September 29 Dance of the Kings County Cricket Club; Ru-surban. Clubs. September 13 and 27 Informal Dances; Knickerbocker Field Qub.

Iforse Stows. September 16 Horse Show or the Smithtown Hunt Club; Smithtown, L.I. September 20 to 23 (Wed. to Sat). Eighteenth Annual Westchester County Horse Show; White Plains, N.Y.

September 28 to 30 (Thurs." to Mineola Horse Show; Mineola, 1 Schedule of Plays. (From September 11 to September 16, inclusive.) Broadway B. Myrtle Ave. 8:15 W. 2:15 $1.50, "The Girl in the Taxi." Crescent Ful.

Flat. 8:15 2:15 $1, "The Girl With the Green Eyes." Majestic 651 Fulton 8:15 W. 2:15 $1, Aborn Opera Company. Montauk Livingston Hanover PL 8 2:15 $1.50, "Madame Sherry." Bushwick B. Howard Ave.

8:15 2:15 $1 Vaudeville. Orpheum Ful. Rockwell 8:15 2:15 $1 Payton's Lee Ave. n. Taylor 8:15 2:15 Stock B.

Howard Ave. 2:30.. Moving Pictures. October 6 to I (Fri. and Piping Rock Horse Show, Locust Valley, L.I.

November 18 to 25 (Sat. to Twenty-seventh Exhibition of the National Horse Show Association of America, Limited; Madison Square Garden. Musical. October 16 to 18 (Mon. to Imperial Russjan Balalaika Orches-.

tra and Russian Dancers; Madison Square Garden. November 11 First Performance of Grand Opera; 8 o'clock, Academy of Music. November 13 Opening performance of Grand Opera; 8 o'clock, Metropolitan Opera House. Yachting. September 9 race, third series for S.C.Y.C fifteen- Astor 45 B.

8:15 W. S. 2:15 $2 Days." A. SMC "Tfi TIpn TWIt." September 15 Annual Dinner; Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Cluh, Oyster Bay, L.I. September 16 Open Regatta, Classes and below; 3 o'clock, Atlantic Yacht Club, Sea Gate, N.Y.

Miscellaneous. September 11 to 16 (Mon. to Mardi Gras; Coney Island. Museums and Art Collections. American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West and Seventy-seventh days, 10 a.m.

to sunset and Tues. and 7 to 10 p.m. Sundays, 2 to 5 p.m. Free. Aquarium, Battery 10 a.mto 4 p.m.

(except Mon. and Tues. p.m.). Free. Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Museum, Eastern Parkway and Avenue.

Week days, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. Sun. 2 to 6 p.m.

Free (except Mon. and Tues. adults children 10c). Central Park Menagerie, near Seventy-second Street entrance. Daily 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Free. Central Park Greenhouse, Fifth Avenue and One Hundred and Sixth Street entrance; 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Free, '7 Casino B.

39 8:15 W. Century 62 8 Ave. 8:20 W. 2:20 $2 (beg'g "The Blue Bird." Cohan's-B. 43 8:15 W.

2:15 $2, "Get Rich Quick Wallingford." Comedy B. 8:15 2:15 "Speed." Criterion B. 44 8:15 W. 2:15 $2 (beg'g Daly's B. 30 8:15 W.

2:15 $2.... "When Sweef Sixteen." Eden Musee 5 w. 2310 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. 50c, Waxworks, Cinematograph, Magic, "Music.

Elliott's 39 n. B. 8:30 $., "The Real Thing." Empire B. 40 8:20 2:15 $2.... Single Man," Fifth Avenue B.

28 2 $1 Folies Bergere 46 w. of B. Gaiety B. 46 8:15 W. 2sl5 $2............

"Excuse Me" Globe B. 46 8:20 W. i 2:20 $2. Red Rose." Hammerstein's 42 B. 8:15 2:15 $1 Vaudeville.

Harris-42 w. of B. 8:20 Th. 2:15 $2.... "Maggie Pepper." Herald Square B.

35- 8:15 W. 2:15 $2 "Miss Jack." Hudson 44 15 2:15 $2 "Snobs." Hippodrome 6 Ave. 43 8 2 $1.50. the World." Knickerbocker B. 38 8:00 2:15 $2 "The Siren." "Liberty 42 of B.

8:15 W. S.t 2:15 $2, "The Fascinating Widow." Lyceum 45 n. of 2:15 $2. Neighbor's Wife." Lyric 42 w. of B.

8:20 W. 2:20 $2. Manhattan 34 8 Ave. 8:15 W. 2:15 $1.50..

"Julius Csar." New Amsterdam 42 w. of B. 8:15 2:15 $2, "The Pink Lady." Playhouse 48 e. of. B.

8:30 W. 2:30 $2, "A Gentleman of Leisure." Thirty-ninth St'reet-39 B. 8:15 W. 2:15, h- "As a Man Thinks." Wallack's B. 30 W.

2:20 $2..... "Pomander Walk." West End 12S of 9 Ave. 8:15. W. 2:15 $1.50, "The Deep Purple." Children's Museum," Bedford Park, Brooklyn Avenue and Prospect Place.

Week days, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sun; 2 to 6 p.m. Free. Columbia University Library, Amsterdam Avenue and One Hundred and Sixteenth Street; 8:30 a.m.

to 11 p.m. Free to adults for consultation; introduction necessary. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fifth Avenue and Eighty-second Street. Week days 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

(Sat. 10 p.m.). Sun. 2 to 6 p.m. Free (except Mon.

and Fri. 25c). THE BOARDMAN UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT A large chapel for services. Woman embalmer. 18 Clinton Street, near Fulton Street.

Telephone 2419 Main..