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schs., grad. Amherst Coll., A.B., 1900; m. N. Y. City, June 1, 1907, Muriel Worthington Childs. On editorial staff of Springfield Union, Springfield, Mass., 1900- 1901; the Criterion, N. Y. City, 1901; Clifford & Lawton, publishers, N. Y. City, 1901-1905; with Doubleday, Page & Co., N. Y. City and Garden City, 1905-1913; mn'g editor and editor Country Life in America, since 1906. Author: The Lure of the Antique (Century), 1910; The Richer Life (Doubleday), 1911; also contb'r to various periodicals. Mem. Phi Kappa Psi frater- nity; The Vagabonds, N. Y. Residence: 65 Greenwich St., Hempstead. Address: Country Life Press, Garden City, N. Y.
DYKEMAN, CONRAD VERPLANCK
Sup't Prudential Ins. Co .; b. Brooklyn, 1856; & William and (Verplanck) Emily Dykeman; m. Josephine Sullivan; children: William. Conrad F., Arthur, Emily V. Dir. Greenpoint Nat. Bank. Incor- porator Brooklyn Inst. Arts and Sciences; active in Masonry. Clubs: Brooklyn Yacht, Bensonhurst Yacht, Jamaica Bay Yacht, Brooklyn Masonic. Address: 657 Jefferson Av., Brooklyn, N. Y.
N DYKMAN, JACKSON ANNAN
Conseilor-at-law; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., July, 1887; 8. William Nelson and Isabel Murdoch (Annan) Dykman; grad. Yale Coll., A.B., 1909; Harvard Univ., L.L. B., 1912. Engaged in practice since admission to bar, 1913. Democrat; Episcopalian. Mem. Soc. Colonial Wars, Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. Clubs: Hamilton, Heights Casino (Brooklyn), Alpha Delta Phi, Harvard, Yale, Piping Rock. Residence: 171 Washington Park, Brook- lyn. Address: 177 Montague St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
DYKMAN, WILLIAM N.
Lawyer; b. N. Y .; appt'd from N. Y. and grad. from U. S. Mil. Acad. at West Point, 1875; appt'd lieut., but later resigned and admitted to N. Y. bar. Appt'd mem. Civil Service Comm'n of N. Y. City, Jan. 7, 1898, re- appt'd Jan. 1, 1902. Dir. Brooklyn City R. R. Co., Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn Trust Co., Bush Ter- minal Co., Erie Elevator Co., Lalance & Grosjean Mfg Co., Woodhaven Water Supply Co .; dir. Brooklyn Acad. of Music. Clubs: University, Brooklyn, Hamilton, Montauk, Piping Rock, Nassau Country, Riding and Driving (pres.). Residence: 171 Washington . Park. Address: 177 Montague St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
DYRUFF, HARRY FRANCIS
Lawyer; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 30, 1882; s. Edward Francis and Elizabeth (von Wensler) Dyruff; ed. pub- lic and high schs., Jamaica, L. I., and private tutors; Heffley Inst., Brooklyn, and St. Lawrence Univ., LL.B., 1906. Admitted to bar in N. Y. State, July 26, 1906. Pres. H. F. Dyruff Ass'n for charitable work since. 1897; Pres. Young Democracy since 1902. Contb'r to magazines on economical and philos. subjects Promi- nent through his many charitable works in Brooklyn inst'ns many years, and aid in adding to comforts of soldiers in hosps. during Spanish-Am. War. Makes corp'n and real property law his specialty. Mem. P. E. Ch. of The Messialı, Brooklyn. Mem. Ridgewood Lodge, F. and A. M .; Progressive Chapter, R.A.M .; Miriam Chapter, O.E.S .; Stella Chapter, Knights of Pythias of Brooklyn, Recreations: Yachting, auto- mobiling, opera. Clubs: Brooklyn, St. Lawrence Uni- versity, Knickerbocker Field, Jefferson, Madison, Pros- pect IIcights. Residence: 484 Clinton Av., Brooklyn. Address: 60 Wall St., N. Y. City.
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EAGER, GEORGE EUGENE
Am. Consul; b. Enfield, Mass., March 15, 1859; s. John Davis and Clarissa Adcline (Lathrop) Eager; ed. public schs. of Northampton, Mass .; high sch., New Haven, and Gen. Russell's Commercial Collegiate Inst., New Haven; studied four years in Royal Con- servatory of Music, Leipzig (winner of Heibig prize); m. Norwich, Conn., June 11, 1900, Ruth Fides Spalding; children: Clarice Spalding, b. Sept. 27, 1901; Eugenie ITelen, b. Sept. 27, 1908. Instr. of piano, Ferry Hall Scm., Lake Forest., Iii., 1892-1906. Appt'd Am. consul to Barmen, March 29, 1906. Progressive; mem. S. A. R., Mason. Residence: Chicago, Ili. Address; Am. Con- sulate, Barmen, Germany.
EAGLE, J. FREDERICK
Lawyer; b. N. Y. City, May 12, 1872; s. William and Mary Jane ( Horner) Eagie; ed. Phillips-Andover Acad .; grad. Yaie Univ., A.B., 1896; N. Y. Law Sch., LI. B. Mem. law firm Krauthoff, Harmon & Mathew- son. Republican. Mem. Ass'n Bar City of N. Y .; Delta Kappa Epsilon. Clubs: University, Ardsley, Yaie, City Midday, Racquet and Tennis, Metropolitan Opera. Address: 55 Wali St., N. Y. City.
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BOARDING SCHOOLS-BOYS
Camp Wachusett
ASQUAM LAKE HOLDERNESS, N. H.
THIS CAMP OWES ITS WELL-DESERVED REPUTATION TO-
Its carefully selected council, each an expert in his department, and all lovers of boys.
Its unequalled location on the shore of one of the
most beautiful lakes in New England.
Its fine, full equipment. Its remarkable success in tutoring boys.
The mutual sympathy that always exists between the boys and the councillors.
Apply for booklet to the Rev. LORIN WEBSTER, L.H.D., Holderness School, Plymouth, N. H.
The DeMeritte School DAY AND BOARDING
For earnestness of purpose, thorough work and the character of its pupils, is attracting the attention of thoughtful parents, who wish their sons to accom- plish something definite in life, and do it in a manly way. The same careful train- ing is given to all boys. Specialty, prep- aration for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The close contact with earnest men develops self-reliance and confidence in the pupil.
THE AIM OF THE SCHOOL IS not how many pupils it can get, but how well it can do its work of, developing MEN.
EDWIN DEMERITTE, A.B., Principal 815 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Camp Algonquin ASQUAM LAKE : NEW HAMPSHIRE
A camp where boys are busy all the time. Where they learn something worth while. From which they return strong physically and strong in character. Before you make a decision write to
EDWIN DEMERITTE Principal DeMeritte School 815 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts
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PREPARATORY SCHOOLS-BOYS
Holderness School PLYMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
LOCATION-Holderness, N. H., one hundred twenty-five miles from Boston, among the foot- hills of the White Mountains; in the lake region of New Hampshire; six hundred feet above sea level; in the most healthful and picturesque part of New England.
EQUIPMENT-The main building, the chapel and the new gymnasium represent the best types of academic and ecclesiastical architecture. In addition to the boys' rooms and alcoves, there are in the main building an infirmary, a common-room, an assembly-room, a library and reading-room, the dining-room, and the masters' apartments.
The school house is a separate building and contains a study-hall and five recitation rooms. The athletic field has a cinder running track, tennis courts, a football gridiron and a baseball field, with bleachers. P
OBJECT-To prepare boys for college and scientific schools-especially for Trinity College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; to develop the whole nature-body, mind, and spirit; to inspire and promote manly, Christian character.
ADMINISTRATION- Three courses of instruction cover five years and are administered by men of experience and culture. A physical director supervises all out-door sports and the gymna- sium practice. Mutual confidence between the boys, the rector and the masters exists and is always encouraged, and individual attention is given to boys who need it.
Apply for catalogue to the
REV. LORIN WEBSTER, L.H.D., PLYMOUTH, N. H.
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EAMES, EMMA
Prima donna; b. Shanghai, China, Aug. 13, 1867, of Am. parentage; father being a lawyer in the Internat. Courts of Shanghai. Made debut at Paris, Grand Opera, March 13, 1889; at Covent Garden, London, in tôie of Marguerite, in Faust, April 7, 1891; has sung regularly in London and N. Y. City during the rc- apective seasons since 1893. Officer d'Académle (French) ; Jubilee mcdal. Address: Metropolitan Opera House. N. Y. City.
EAMES, JOHN C.
Merchant; b. N. Y. City, Aug. 1. 1860; s. Edward Everett and Mary (Capen) Eames; grad. St. John's Mil. Acad., Sing Sing, with honors, 1878; m. Denver, Colo.,. 1886, Sophia S. Cary, of Louisville, Ky. Imme- dlately after graduation entered dry goods establish- ment of H. B. Claflin Co., but later went West, where became interested in various enterprises; returned to N. Y. City in 1895, and again became connected with The H. B. Claflin Co., becoming v .- p. and gen. mg'r. V .- p. United Dry Goods Co .; treas. Dry Goods Auxiliary of Hosp. Saturday and Sunday Ass'n; trus- tee Grant Monument Ass'n; mem. order Founders and Patriots of America, New England Soc .; one of found- ers Merchants' Ass'n of N. Y .: comm'r and trustee Hudson-Fulton Celebration Comm'n. Clubs: Camp Fire of America, Bedford Golf and Tennis, Union League, Merchants (N. Y. City). Address: Care of H. B. Claflin Co., N. Y. City.
EAMES, WILBERFORCE
Librarian; b. Newark, N. J., Oct. 12, 1855; s. Nelson and Harriet P. (Crane) Eames; ed. public schs. of Brooklyn (hon. A.M., Harvard, 1896) ; unmarried. Ass't Lenox Library. 1885; ass't librarlan, 1892; li- brarian, 1893, until consolidation, in 1895, with the Astor Library and Tilden Trust as N. Y. Public Library; librarian Lenox branch until occupation of rew building, 1911; chief of Am. History div., manu- seripts and reserved books, N. Y. Public Library, since 1911. Ecited vols. 15-20 Sabin's Dictionary of Books Relating to America, 1885-1892; articles by hlin in that work on Bibliographies of The Bay Psalm Book. 1SS5; of Ptolemy's Geography, 1886, and of Sir Walter Raielgh, have been printed separately. Author: List of editions of Margarita Philosophlca, 1886; impor- lant contributions to Pilling's Indian Bibliographies, from which was reprinted Bibliographic Notes on Flot's Indian Bible, 1890. Edited, 1892, for Lenox Library, comparative edition of 4 Latin texts, with new English translation of Columbus' Letter to San- chez on the Discovery of America (revised edition. 1593); wrote ibibliographical account of early. New England Catechism, 1898; has collected large private library, over 18,000 vols., on history. travels, philology, religions, bibliography, archaeology and . ethnology. which has been mostly dispersed, excepting the por- tion relating to the Am. Indians. Republican. Mem. Am. Library Ass'n, N. Y. State Library Ass'n, Bibliog. Soc. of America. Am. Antiquarian Soc., Colonial Soc. of Mass., Mass. Hist. Soc., N. Y. Hist. Soc., An. Aead. of Arts and Sciences, Officer d'Académie d'Instruction Publique, des Beaux Arts et des Cultes of France. Club: N. Y. Library (v .- p., 1897-1899; pres., 1900-1901). Residence. 2752 Fulton St., Brooklyn. Address: N. Y. Pubile Library, 476 Fifth Av., N. Y. City.
EARLE, JOHN WALTER
Manufacturer; b. Ulysses, Tompkins Co., N. Y., Aug. 31, 1854; s. J. Thomas and Susan Margaret (Taylor) Earle; ed. public schs., Ithaca, Ithaca Acad., 1869; Cor- neil Univ., 1869-1870; m. April 17, 1879, Rita Carr Mack; children: Charles W. b. 1881; Harold A., b. 1883; Donald W. b. 1899. Engaged in sale of Rem- ington typewriters and organizing Remington Type- writer Co.'s business. 1877-1902; dlr. gen, for Europe of same Co., 1900-1902; resided in London, 1889-1902; chm'n Am. Soc. in London, 1899-1900; pres. and dir. Remington Typewriter Co .; dir. Merchants' Exchange Nat. Bank. Republican; Episcopalian. Officer im- perial Order of the Mejidich (Turkish, brevet and decoration by Khedive of Egypt). Mem. Chamber of Commerce State of N. Y .; Mason (past master No. 1397, London). Clubs: Union League (N. Y. Cit) ), Cornell Univ., Hardware. Apawamis. Address: 327 Broadway, N. Y. City.
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EARLE, THORNTON
Lawyer; b. Yonkers, N. Y., Nov. 8. 1870; s. Samuel S. and Josephine (Driggs) Earle; ed. public schs. N. Y. City; grad. Coll. City of N. Y., B.S., 1892; N. Y. Univ., LL.B., 1896; LL.M., 1900. Mem. law firm of Thornton & Earle. Republican; Presby'n. Mem. Aipha Delta Phi, Phi Delta Phi. Residence. 102 W. 75th St. Ad- dress: 38 Park Row, N. Y. City.
' EARLEY, CORNELIUS J.
Lawyer: b. Elizabethport, N. J., April 17. 1870; S. John and Katharine (Dougherty) Earley; ed. De La Salle Inst., N. Y. City; N. Y. Univ. Law Sch. LL B., with first honors, 1891; m. June 21. 1898, Rose Marie McDevitt; children: Gladys, b. 1899; Jack. b. 1901; Eunice, b. 1902; Cornelius J., Jr., b. 1903; Bernard J. b. 1905. Admitted to bar of N. Y. County, April 7, 1892; ass't corp'n counsel, City of N. Y .. 1893-1895: engaged in private practise since 1895. Gen. counsel for Ancient Order of Hibernians, N. Y. Democrat; Catholic. Mem. Broux Bar Ass'n, N. Y. County Bar Ass'n, N. Y. State Bar Ass'n, Am. Bar Ass'n. Soc. Med. Jurisprudence, Legal Aid Soc., Phi Delta Phi frater- nity, Knights of Columbus. Recreation: Horseback riding. Summer home: Oak Lodge, Blue Point, L. I. Residence: 426 E. 136th St. Address: 271 Broadway. N. Y. City.
EARP, WILBUR F.
Lawyer; b. in Howard County, Md .. Sept. 2, 1863; s. Edward and Julia A. (Newton) Earp: ed. In common schs. of Md., and N. Y. Law Seh .; m. N. Y. City. June 20, 1908, Einma Jane Miller. Has been practising law in N. Y. City since 1902. During '90s published newspaper at Ellieott City. Md., Republican organ for Howard County. Candidate for legislature in Md., 1894, and defeated; active in politics in that State several years; came to N. Y. City in 1899, since which time has given no attention to politics. Re- publican; Universalist. Mcin. N. Y. Lawyers Ass'n, Dwight Alumni Ass'n, Mason (Concordia Lodge No. 13 of Md.). Residence: 67 Riverside Drive. Address: SO Wall St., N. Y. City.
WEASLEY, RALPH MONTGOMERY
Chm'n Exec. Council. Nat. Civic Federation; b Schuyler Co., 111., Feb. 25, 1858: s. Charles L. and Elizabeth J. (Berry) Easley; ed, public schs. of Quincy, Ill .; m. Mechanicsburg, Ohio, March 23, 1881. Nerva C. Cheney. Instr. in public schs., 1877-1888; prop'r and editor Hutchinson Daily News, 1883-1891: postmaster Hutchinson, 1882-1887; and later on staff of Chicago Inter-Ocean. Organized Civic Federa- tion of Chicago, 1893, and was sec. 7 years; also Nat. Civic Federation, 1900, and since chm'n Exec. Council with headquarters in N. Y. City. Promoter Nat. Conf. on Primary Election Reform in N. Y. City, 1898; Nat. Conf. on Foreign Policy at Saratoga, 1898; Nat. Conf. on Trusts and Combinations at Chicago, 1899: Nat. Conf. of Taxation. Buffalo, 1901. Address: 331 Metropolitan Tower. N. Y. City.
. EAST, JOHN P.
Lawyer; b. Augusta Co., Va., Oct. 21, 1870; s. Samuel A. and Lucy V. (Howell) East; ed. Staunton Mil. Acad .; Washington and Lce Unlv .; Univ. of Va., B.L., 1891. Mem. State Bars, N. Y. and Va .: junior mem. law firm Phelps & East. Democrat; Presby'n. Men. N. Y. Southern Soc., The Virginians, Va. Hfist. Soc., Ass'n Bar City of N. Y. Clubs: Manhattan, Salmagundi. Address: 30 Broad St., N. Y. City.
EASTMAN, GEORGE
Manufacturer; D. Waterville, N. Y., July 12, 1854; s. George W. and Maria (Kilbourn) Eastman; ed. private and public schs., Rochester, N. Y .; unmarried. Was ama- teur photographier and made experiments for improve- inents of photographie processes; perfected process for making dry plates, and, 1880, began to manufacture them; inventor of the kodak and transparent rollable film; now pres. and dir. Eastman Kodak Co .; mn'g dir. Kodak Co., Limited, London; director Rochester Savings Bank, Security Trust Co., Rochester Orphan Asylum, Rochester Homme. Hospital. Decorated by French Gov't as Chevalier Légion d'honneur. Repub- lican. Ciub: Genesee Valley (Rochester). Address: 900 East av., Rochester, N. Y.
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EASTMAN, WILLIAM REED
Clergyman, ed'n official; b. N. Y. Clty, Oct. 19, 1835; s. Ornan and Mary (Recd) Eastman; grad. Yale, 1854; Union Theol. Sem., 1862; m. 1867, Laura E. Barnes; children: Mrs. Mary Reed (Eastman) Whittlesey (wife of Charles W. Whittlescy), and Mrs. Margaret (East- inan) Fearey ( wife of Maicoim Shiland Fearey). Chap- lain 72d Reg't, N. Y. Vols., 1863-1864; pastor Cong'l Ch. in Plantsville, Conn., Suffield, Conn., and S. Fram- ingham, Mass., 1865-1888; connected with N. Y. State Library since 1892; chief Div. of Edn'l Extension in N. Y. State Ed'n Dep't until 1913. Mem. G. A. R., N. Y Cominandcry Mil. Order Loyal Legion. Order of Founders and Patriots of America, Am. Library Ass'n. Address: Aibany, N. Y.
EASTON, EDWARD DENISON
Manufacturer, lawyer; b. Gloucester, Mass .. April 10, 1856; s. Denison Mitchell and Mary (Lyle) Easton;
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ed. public schs. of Arcola and Paterson, N. J .; grad. Law Dep't, Univ. of Georgetown; m. 1st, Washington, D. C., Hattie Kaldenbach; 2nd, Washington, D. C., Helen M. Jefferis; five children. Expert stenographer, doing newspaper and court work; reporter and ass't editor Hackensack Republican, N. J .; stenographer for U. S. Lighthouse B'd, Washington, D. C. Admitted to bar of Supreme Court, Dist. of Columbla, making corp'n law specialty; with invention of graphophone, abandoned law and developed talking machine indus- try. Organized Columbia Phonograph Co., 1889, be- coming pres .; consolidated with Am. Graphophone Co., 1893, and elected pres. and counsel for both cos. Pres. Burt Co., Volta Graphophone Co. Address: 233 Broadway, N. Y. City.
EASTON, FREDERICK SHAW
Banker; b. Lowville, Lewis Co., N. Y., Dec. 28, 1851; s. William Lyman and Emmeline (Henry) Easton; ed. Lowville Acad, and Dr. Thomas C. Reed's Sch. for Boys, Geneva, N. Y .; m. ITouscville, Lewis Co., N. Y., Oct. 6, 1880, Anna S. House; children: Grace Easton Scofield, b. 1881; Frederick Shaw Easton, Jr., b. 1883. Commenced work at age of 17 as clerk in mercantile establishment of DeWitt C. West & Co., Lowville, N. Y., and on arriving at majorlty was of firm of Waters & Easton, succeeding West & Co. In 1879 established Black River Nat. Bank, and has been connected with that Inst. ever since. Presidentlal Elector from 23d Cong. Dist. of N. Y. in Electoral Coll. of 1884, voting for Grover Cleveland for Pres. and Thomas A. Hen- dricks for V .- p. R. R. Com. of Lowville, 1880, and has continued in that capacity ever since. Pres. Black River Nat. Bank, Lowville, N. Y .; v .- p. Asbestos Burial Casket Co., Lowville, N. Y .; dir. Utlca Trust & Deposit Co., Utica, N. Y. Democrat; Episcopalian. Trustee of Lowville Acad., vestryman of Trinity Episcopal Ch., Lowville, N. Y. Clubs: Lowville, Ft. Schuyler (Utica), Sylvan Rod and Gun. Address: Lowville, Lewis Co., N. Y.
EASTON, MILDRED MANLY
Writer, lecturer; b. Canton, Ohio; d. Patrick Carlyle and Adeline Patterson (Jones) Manly, d. Hon. Nor- man Jones and sister Sir Lyman Melvin Jones, K.B. and M.P., Can .; m. N. Y. City; Aug. 25, 1908, Henry Loy Easton. Pres. and founder Club for Study of Life as a Fine Art and "Over the Tea Cups" Soc. Universalist; mem. Ch. of Divine Paternity. Mem. Universalist Women's Alliance, Municipal Art Soc., N. Y. City Fed- eratlon of Women's Clubs, State Federation of Women's Clubs; past pres. Natural Soc. of Ohio
Women. Recreations: Gymnasium, outdoor sports, swimming, walking. Clubs: N. Y. Theatre, Century Theatre. Address: 609 W. 127th St., N. Y. Clty.
EATON, ARTHUR WENTWORTH HAMILTON
Clergyman, author; b. Kentville, N. S .; s. William and Anna Augusta Willoughby (Hamilton) Eaton; early ed'n under father's direction; grad. Harvard Unlv., A.B., 1880, followed by course of theol. study and reading; A.M., Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, N. S., 1904; D.C.L., King's Univ., Windsor, Nova Scotia, 1905; un- married. Ordered deacon, 1880, by Bishop Knicker- backer, 1884, and ordalned prlest, 1885, by Blshop Pot- ter, in Episcopal ministry; minister in charge St. Andrew's Ch., Chestnut Hill, Mass., 1885-1886; since 1886 resident of N. Y. Clty; since 1886 engaged in lit- erary work. Author: The Heart of the Creeds, His- torical Religion in the Light of the Modern Thought, 1888; Acadian Legends and Lyrics, 1889; The Church of England In Nova Scotia and the Tory Clergy of the Revolution, 1891: Tales of a Garrison Town, 1892; Manual of Letter Writing, 1890; Acadian Ballads, 1905; Poems of the Christian Year, 1905; The Lotus of the Nile and Other Poems, 1907; History of King's County, Nova Scotla, 1910; many poems in notable anthologies. Editor: College Requirements in English (3 editions), 1892-1900; Pope's Rape of the Lock, 1901; Recollections of a Georgla Loyalist (written in 1836 by Mrs. Eliza- beth Lichtenstein Johnston), 1901. Contb'r to maga- zlnes, prose, verse and hist. monographs. Fellow of Royal Soc. of Canada, hon. mem. New Brunswick Hist. Soc., corr. mem. Nova Scotla Hist. Soc., life mem. N. E. Historic-Geneal. Soc., mem. Boston Authors' Club. Address: 2 Bible House, N. Y. City, and "Ravens- worth," Truro, Nova Scotia.
EATON, CHARLES WARREN
Artist; b. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 22, 18 7; s. Daniel Oliver and Mary (Bounds) Eaton; ed. Nat. Acad. De- sign, Art Students League of N. Y. Exhibited work at Royal Acad. and Grosvenor Gallery, London, and Paris Exp'n, 1900 (recelved hon. mentlon); also at Charleston Exp'n, awarded silver medal, and at Sal- magundi Exb'n, awarded Proctor prize, 1901, Inness prize, 1902, and Shaw prize, 1903. Gold medal Phila- delphia Art Club, 1903; Inness gold medal, Nat. Acad.
Design, 1904; silver medal for Purchase Exp'n. Rep- resented in permanent collection at Brooklyn Art Inst., Boston Art Clubs. Exhibited at Paris Salons 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906; also at Lille, France, Antwerp Tri- ennial Exb'n, 1904; gold medal Paris Salon, 1906. Mem. Am. Water Color Soc., Fine Arts Federation; asso. Nat, Acad. Design. Clubs: Water Color, Salmagundi, Lotos. Address: 318 W. 57th St., N. Y. City.
EATON, FREDERICK HEBER
Manufacturer; b. Berwick, Pa., April 15, 1863; s .. Ralph C. and Eliza Knapp (Dickerinan) Eaton; ed. public sch .; m. Bloomsburg, Pa., 1881, C. Elizabeth Furman; one d .: Mae Eaton Crispin. Engaged in inf'g since 1880; pres. and dir. Am. Car & Foundry Co. since 1902; v .- p. and dir. Susquehanna, Bloomsburg & Berwick R. R .; dir. Am. Agr'l Chem. Co., Am. Beet Sugar Co., Columbla-Knickerbocker Trust Co., Sea- board Nat. Bank, Hoyt & Woodin Mf'g Co., Hale & Kilburn Co., Nat. Surety Co., Sligo & Eastern R'y; trustee Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. Mem. Chamber of Commerce. Republican. Clubs: Union League, N. Y. Athletic, Metropolitan, Automobile (N. Y. City), Union League (Philadelphla), Racquet (St. Louis). Residenee: 182 W. 58th St. Office: 165 Broadway, N. Y. Clty.
{EATON, HENRY WILLIAM
Insurance pres .; b. London, Eng .; ed. in private schools; m. Oct., 1889, Mima F. Griffith; children: Flor- ence M., Isabel G. Entered service of Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., 1866; represented it at Bristol, 1876-1878; came to N. Y. City, 1878, as ass't mg'r of N. Y. branch; made resident mg'r, 1887. Asso. Inst. of Actuaries of Eng .; pres. Nat. B'd of Fire Un- derwriters of U. S., 1897-1898; N. Y. B'd Fire Under- writers, 1911-1912; Factory Ins. Ass'n, 1910; Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co. of N. Y .; Globe In- demnity Co. of N. Y. Author: Fifty Years of Work in the United States of America (history of Liverpool and London and Globe Fire Ins. Co. in the U. S.); also many papers on fire insurance topics. Residence: Mamaroneck, N. Y. Address: 80 William St., N. Y. City.
EATON, WALTER PRICHARD
Dramatic critic and writer; b. Malden, Mass., Aug. 24, 1878; s. Warren E. and Mary (Prichard) Eaton; ed. Phillips-Andover Acad. and Harvard Coll., A.B., 1900; m. June 30, 1910, Elise Morris Underhill. Joined staff of Boston Journal, 1900; N. Y. Tribune, 1902; dramatic critic of N. Y. Sun, 1907-1908. Author: The American Stage of To-day, At the New Theatre and Others, The Runaway Place (in collaboration). Contb'd various articles, poems, stories, etc., to Atlantic Monthly, American Magazine, Everybody's, Ainslee's Cosmopol- itan, etc. Independent in politics; Unitarian. Mem. Pi Eta Soc. Recreations: Golf, tennis. Clubs: Har- vard of N. Y., Cranford Golf. Address: Stockbridge, Mass.
EATON, WILLIAM C.
Commodore, U. S. Navy; b. Hamilton, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1851; s. Rev. George W. Eaton, D.D., L.L.D., late pres. Madison (now Colgate) Univ., and Eliza Hf. (Board- man) Eaton; grad. Colgate Univ., A.B. (Sigina Phl, Phi Beta Kappa), 1869 (A.M., Ph.D.): Naval Acad., 1874; m. Brooklyn, Sept., 1890, Lizzie Blish: one son: William West. b. Aug. 7, 1893. Comin'd chief eng'r, June 1. 1895; fieet eng'r, Pacific Squadron, 1899-1900; capt., Nov. 18. 1907; retired as commo. at own re- quest, June 30, 1908. Detailed as head of Dep't Eng'ring, Colgate Unlv., 1888-1890; app'td by Vicersy Li Hung Chang examiner of naval eng'ring gradu- ates, Imperial Univ., Tien-tsin, China, 1892. During naval carcer performed duty on all the different Naval Squadrons throughout the world. Last duty Inspector of Engring Materlal and Ordnance for the Navy till Oct. 1st. 1909. Address: Hamilton, N. Y.
EBERLIN, VIGGO CONRADT
Librarian; b. Randers, Denmark, Dec. 23, 1868; s. Judge A. C. and Alfrida Eberlin; grad. Univ. Copen- hagen, M.A., 1888; m. N. Y. City, 1895, Jennie Green; children: Walter, b. 1899; Elsie, b. 1902; Viggo, b. 1904. Library work in Denmark: engaged in rell- glous and sociol. work, N. Y City, 1890-1900; ass't librarian. Astor Library, 1900: librarlan Century Club, 1902-1910: ass't librarian, N. Y. Public Library, since 1910. Address: 476 Fifth Av., N. Y. City.
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