. Scannell's New Jersey prima cittadini : biografie e ritratti di notevole vivono gli uomini e le donne del New Jersey con informazione scorci nello stato della storia e affari. su Mayflower, era un allievo all'na- 140 Edije unta Acaemy dei disegni e dei modelli ami dell'Art Students League di New Yorlv. Egli o])ulteriormente rafforzata un studio in Nuova Yorlv nel 1886 e da allora è stata in seguito alla sua opera d'arte. Egli ha presentano-ed ill la Royal Academy eil Grosvenor Gallery di Lon-don. Una delle sue opere wonhonorable menzione all'ParisExposition di 1J)(H) e anotherat la Pan American Exposition.ha ricevuto un argento

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. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. on the Mayflower, was a pupil at the Na- 140 Edije tional Acaemy of Designs ami of the Art Students League in New Yorlv. He o])ened a studio in New Yorlv in 1886 and has since been following his art work there. He has exhibit-ed ill the Royal Academy andthe Grosvenor Gallery in Lon-don. One of his works wonhonorable mention at the ParisExposition of 1J)(H) and anotherat the Pan-American Exposition.He received a silver medal atthe Charleston Exposition andwon the Proctor Prize in 1901, the Inness prize in lt)02 and theShaw prize in 1908 at the Sal-magundi Exhibition. The Phil-adelphia Art Club m 1903awarded him a gold medal. TheNational Academy of Design in190-4 awarded the Inness goldmedal. At the St. Louis Expo-sition in 1904 and at the BuenosAires exposition in 1910 he re-ceived silver medals; and theParis Salon in 1906 awardedhim a gold medal.Mr. Eaton is a member of the American ^^ater CY^lor Society, the New York Water Color Club and of the Salmagundi and Lotos Clubs of New York.. WALTER EVANS EDGE—Atlantic City.—Publishuig and Ad-vertising. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., on Nov. 20th, 1873; son ofWilliam and Mary Edge; married at Memphis. Tenn., on June5, 1907, to Lady Lee, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, ofMemphis, Tenn. (Mrs. Edge died July 14th. 1915.) Children: Walter Evans, Jr., born July 10th, 1915. Walter E. Edge had scarcely been inaugurated as Governor of NewJersey in 1917 when Congress, proclaiming a state of war between theUnited States and Germany, plunged this nation into the greatest strugglein the history of the Ages; and he will go down into State annals as NewJerseys epochal AVar Governor. Governor Edge may be said to have inherited a taste for public life.Two great uncles were memlters of the Pennsylvania Legislature; anotherwas for years Collector of the Iort of

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