THE KEW YORK HERALD, S>>LTURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921.' 11 Miss Cummings Artist to Sue PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. WOMEN OF SOCIETY AMONG Rummage Sale for Gen. Wotherspoon DIED. NEW YORK. r:R0VN*.-Buddr*ly. on Oetobor 20, 1921. Wil inm T. r. llrovvn. Inn of th# lots Wins Hot Mrs.C.C.Calhou Mrs. Newbold Le Roy Edgar will THE Attracts Dies in Jacob R. btkI Sarah M. Brown. Serwa Springs n; return from France next month. ARRIVALS ON AQUITANIA Charity Capital Saturday awning. «'ctober Tl, at I P. M at residence of hla brother, Harry E Itrown, 171 Rogers av., Brooklyn. Funeral Golf Tournament Demands $6,00t^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Riker will 0 1 r 1 D Berkshire Society of Heart Trouble private. return from Beabright, N. J., In Bt'TI.BR..On Wednesday. October 1*. 19*. November. Ellas T. Butlar. former Randy Hook pilot, " l'uneral services at his late residence. 389 Chicago Girl Takes Final A. Muller-Ury Says "Womai Mr. and Mrs. William Church Osbor** Miss Kate Cary and Mrs. Henry Was State Superintendent of St. Paul's av., Stapletott, Staten Island, will remain at their house In Garrison, HPT on Sa'tu day. October 32, at 8 B. M. Hound by Default From Mrs. Leader Refused to Pay N. Y., until after election. IT. Pease Among; Those Public Works Under private. Interment CHAPMAN..On October 20. Se'.ma Ida Leonard Portraits. Whitman. C! apiuan, beloved wife of Cliarlea Kennedy. for Mrs. Charles R Alexander Is a Enterprise. Assisting and guest mother of Harry V. Chapman.Lawrence of Mrs. William Bayard Van Rensselaer Funeral services at her late residence, In N. Y. 40 Orandvtew av., Mt. Vernon, N. V.. on Albany, Sunday afternoon, October 23 at 2 o'clock. (Special Dmpatch to Tub New Tonic Hbbalb. 5j>erfe»l Despatch to The New Yotk H«ul< 8ptrial DenpatcH to Tub Nbw Tomt Hsmld The death of Major-Gen. William Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Hot Sprinos, Va., Oct. 21..The Washington, D. C.. OCt. 21..Men anj Mr. and Mrs. Edward Livingston Lenox, Mass., Oct. 21..A rummage Wallace Wotherwpoon. State ter will return to 74 Park avenue from CLARKE..On O-tober 20, Annie Lawrence autumn golf tournament for womenannual here ar ° rale'in Hall conducted Mr3. of Public Works under Gov. Atterbury, wife of M. Clarke and women of social prominence Katonah, N. on December 1. Coa^ Sedgwick by Superintendent George came to in Y., daughter of the late Lewis Koudlnot entl to-day on the expected to be called as witnesses In a John E. Alexandre for the benefit of the and a former chief of staffWhitmanand and Annie Townsend Lawrence.Atterbury long course. Miss Edith Homesteadsuit soon to be brought In the Suprem e Mrs. John Nicholas Brown of Harbour Lenox Visiting Nurse Association president of the war college, wan Funt services at her late residence, 24 Ea t 74th at., on Saturday morning at >1 of Chicago won the final roundCummingsCourt of the District of Columbia b Court, Newport, Is at the Belmont for tne attention of society here thisengaged in a despatch from Washingtonreportedo'clock. Interment private. a brief etay. last night. Ho died at his home, In the first sixteen from Mrs. Leonard Air. A. o f afternoon. Mi»s Kato Cary, Miss DAVIS..Oliver at Muller-Ury, portrait palntor a heart attack. E. Jr., New Suffolk, Kennedy Parsons, Mrs. Daniel Paine Gertrude followingL. I., on Thursday, October 20. 19S*. by default, the latter being Now York, against Mrs. Clarence Criit- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Garretson, and Mujor-Gen. was 71 In hi- called to Mrs. Henry Holllster PeaseGriswoid Wotherapoon years 19th year, son of Oliver E. ana New York with Mr. Kennedy. tenden Calhoun for 16,000, for two por.. after passing a few days at the were among those assisting. old. lie was retired from active service Amanda F. I>avts. In the second sixteen Miss May Elinor traits which the artist painted of Mri have returned to Newport. Vanderbllt, Mrs. John C. Greenieaf, Mrs. Joserh Ir. November, 1914, after a career in Funeral private. of New Orleans Miss S. which ho won distinction for his DEM AR Bright defeated Calhoun and her Mrs. I' Loverlng and Mrs. Hamilton Fish high EST..At Hackensack, N. jr., on Jane Gourd of New York, 7 and 6. In daughter, Mrs. "Walter 8. Gurneo and Miss Benjamin, who have been spending the services In the Indian ware, in the October 11. 1021. Milton Pemarest In hla me tnna sixteen Mrs. Joseph T. Talbert Arthur Drury, and for which, It Is al . Belle B. Gurnee will arrive from Paris week at Lenox, have sen', three large Cuban pacification and in the 7Kth year. Funeral services will be hald of December id and occupy their house at at the First Reformed Church on Monday, New York defeated Mrs. Francis leged, Mrs. Calhoun refuses to pay. vans of furniture and household goods as well as for his administration at 2 McNeil of 4 and 2. 38 East Thirty-ninth street. Philippines, P. M. Interment In the First Reform Bacon New York, Mrs. Calhoun has filed an answer lin front Hock Lown, the villa of their late ol the post of chief ef staff, in which he Cemetery. Mr. George H. Ingalls arrived to-day mother, Mt « William B. Bacon, to succeeded Leonaid Wood. from the District Court denying that the por - Miss Allan Mdllon of DIPSON..Henry Clay, husband of Harriet New York to Join Mrs. Ingalls and Washington, L. I., the home of Mr. and Hewlett,Mrs. He was regarded as one of the leaders and Miss traits are who was at the Plasa, left Dlpson father of Richard, t!lay. At- Katherine Ingalls. suitable and that the monoy stopping Greenieaf. The place was recently sold among the progressive element In the nil'' on were Mr. with Mrs. R. Rea to i'uiihju, nuiiuemy, L"Cloiwr II. Among to-day's golf players Is duo Mr. Muller-Ury for them. Th yesterday Henry to Mr. and Mrs. George lilgglnson of army, in the sense that he w.-ve one of Funeral service* 2 P. M. Monday, at his and Mrs. J. Walter Mr. and Mrs. he the letter's guest In Pittsburgh. late residence, Dlpson place. Far Wood. portraits were painted at Hot Sprlngi Chicago. thOBe who believed the army should William M. Mcllvain, Mr. aiid Mrs. George BVjp|K$ Miss Lucy Frellnghuysen of New York. train a large reserve and not content Rockaway. Bloane, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McCann, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Tarns, who have Is at the Lenox Club for a few Itself with beln a In DUNCAN,.On Wednesday. October Ifl, 1021, days. g simply school Bertha beloved wife of Herbert Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. Chester Mrs. Calhoun Is the national t been for three months In Naples and Mrs. Pierre Jay, who has Just relumed which officers are trained to handle Beaufort, and- the Messrs. B. preslden Venice, will arrive abroad the Merrill Duncan. Services Saturday. Angler Duko,Williamsof the newly formed Woman's Nations from Europe, Is the guest of her mother, larger armies In time of war. lie, 22. 11 A. M., at Chapel of the Oofober 10. Clarence Jones, Russell G. Colt, next week and will be in TuxedoProvldcnce Mrs. Francla C. Burlow, at Sunny Bank among others, orlRinated the 'estion, Broadway and 155th st., NewInter. Meacharn, Henry Sellgman Malcomand Foundation. i 111 n. ior iiiu rouuiuiucr ui uie uuiuimi. In Lenox. courses at Fort Leavenworthpost-graduateand In York. Carl A. de GTsdorff of New York. Mr. and Mrs. John Lowber Jr., the on rfANCE..At Park Hill, Yonkers, on October Welsh, Army War College the theory 111, William T. beloved husband of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Talbot have "1 hesitiatcd a time before de Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Tallmadge of who were married on that an Ilance, New also Mr. Mrs. long Ardmore, Pa., officer's education doesn't end Julia Vultee Ilance and father of Irvine from York, and arrived have returned from Jefferson, N. H., Wednesday, are spending their honey- with West Point. Ho was of B. Hance. Funeral services at Junius Blebe and Miss Lucia Blebe of elding to bring this action, but as m where the summer, and president his late cia>m be If I , they passed moon at the Curtis Hotel. the War College from 1910 to 1912. residence. 120 Altn av., Yonkers, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Elliott would outlawed waltc are at 57 East Fifty-eighth street. afternoon at 2 o'clock. much longer I made up my mind t'i J Among others at the Curtis are Mr. MaJ.-Gen. Wotherspoon first entered Saturday and Dr. and Mrs. George Edwin Baxter and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Miss Edith the later to INGRAM..Suddenly, on Thursday, October of Chicago. Mrs. Martin Dennis of tune had come and have, according!} The Ambassador and navy, transferring the army. tl. 1021, In London, Fnsland, Benjamin retained Daniel a Belgian S. Williams of Lawrence, L. I.; Mr. and Ho is survived by his widow and ons Mrs. Harry F. Brownlee of W. Donohue, lawye ess dc Cartler de Marchlenne are Funeral services on Monday Ingram. Newark,in to me," sali Baron. Mrs. Alfonso P. Villa of New York and son, Lieut. Alexander S. Wotherspoon, October 21. at 11 o'clock at Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. N. A. D.inbury, \Vn3hlngton, represent from Europe by the Lapland, he Rev. and Mrs. Paul Kevere U. momlnif. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mrs. Mr. Muller-Ury when seen at his hom returning b*. N. Cemetery Chapel, 5th av. andGreenwood25th Tlinmlns, . due to-day, and will be at the of Boston. St., Brooklyn. J. J. Tlmmlns and the Messrs. J.Tlmniins.H. In this city yesterday. "It was in 191 Frothlnglmm that I the of Mrs a few days before going Rltx-Oarlt.mto Miss {Catherine P. Motley of Boston is JACOHSON..The Rev. Flmon, entered Into Tlmmins and George Hamilton of painted portraits Wash' Mrs. Thomas Llndall s. t. petersTsdead eternal rest October 21, at Tannertivllle. Calhoun, then Mrs. Barker dummerc lngton. the guest of N. beloved Montreal. .. t «V, n Wlnthrnn Y.; hu-band of Bessie, devoted Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cass and of her daughter, then Miss Mar IN HOME IN ISLIP Ledyard Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater of Boston Mr. arul Mrs. Henry Ivlson Parsons Joseph, Sarah, Pearl Roblson, Rosa played tennis this morning before garet Slmonds and now Mrs. Drury and New who has been at Bar Slegel, for New it has been my that, who Pork, closed their house in Ptockbrldge to-day Polk. Abraham and Rebecca. Funeral York. Also on ths courtsleaving experience Harbor and at her place. Pine Bank, and are at Harrod Inn for a while Coal Dealer Was a Member services will be held at the .Jewish were Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Eaton, a person comes to my studio and sit5 will return to her Seminary, 531 West 123d St..Theological Keadvllle, Mass., returning to New York. before of Club*. October at here on their honeymoon, and Mr. and for a portrait and then expresses ap anartment In Lexington avenue about Mrs. II. Jr., who Many 23, 10:30 A. M KindlyBunday, Mrs. Theodore Schulze. proval of the completed work. It is the Kudolph Klssell, omit flowers. Philadelphia. Baltimore and November 1. Recently Mrs. Slater had spent the fall with her parents, Mr. and Charleston (3. C.) papers please copy. Mr. William B. Averell of New York intention of the sitter to pay for 11 ' at Pine Bank her «i B Samuel Twyford Peters, 67, senior as her guests Mrs. George Evans Turnure, went to of KIDDER..rtn October 20, 1921, at 20 5th gave a dinner last night for Mr. and Thut has been my experience in evir teru and their husbands, Mr. anddaugh'Mrs. member the firm of Williams A Peters, av.. Camillas George Kidder, In his 72d " Morrlstown. N. J., to-day. Mrs. E'mer D. Hotohklss, Jr.; Mr. and case over a period of many years ex B. Sumner Wolles and Dr. and Mre. Mrs. John of coal dealers of New York, and ono of year, husband of Matilda Taber Kidder. Mrs. H. B. Mr. and MeHenry the Funeral services at Miller, Mrs. E. Adorns cept In this one instance. Francis B. Murphy of this city. are of W. Roccoe widely known men of this city, died draco Church. Mrs. Alfred Smiles, Mrs. "Some of the guests Mrs. Baltimoreyesterday of angina In and 10th St., oi Monday, OctoberBroadway21, Glaenzcr, Henry the sittings for portrait at Ventfort HaH In Lenox. pectoris at 9:30 A. M. Please do not send S. Lady the Misses of Mrs. her wer« Bonsale his in L. I. flowers. Jaeekel, Auckland, Calhoun and daughter WASHINGTON. country place Isllp, Windholme.KILEY..On October 21. Ellia Edith Cummlngs and Gwendolyn King made in Hot Springs and my expense9 Mr. Peters was a director of the 1021, Ann and the Messrs. J. Robinson A. O. Secretary of War Weeks has been Museum of Btrclghthoof, widow of Richard Kiley, at Duff, in going long distances to keep my en who has BUFFALO BILL'S WIDOW Art and the Metropolitanthe residence of her da-Rhter. Mrs. James F. Keleher, Angler B. Duke, William gai,-omenta with them amounted to fully joined by Mrs. Weeks, recently Bank and president of the RidingHanover Campbell, 509 West 137th at.. New York. Hunter, Malcom Meacharn and Thomas added the artist. "After Mri been in Boston. DIES IN WYOMING Club. He was a member of the Union, In her 101st year. Notice of funeral S'. Phfllmpra )2.000," j[ hereafter. Calhoun's approval of the portraits * Minister of the Nether Metropolitan, Racquet and Tennis, Turf Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Turnbull of was amazed ther Dr. Everwijn, and Field and other KNOWhKR..Joseph B,, suddenly, on when she returned has from a to of French Exile and many prominent October at New York motored yesterday to White to me. am much over he lands, Returned trip Daughter clubs. His home was at 117 20, Essex, Conn., Thursday,In his I mystified troit and Orand city East Ofith yeur. Services at Essex, Conn., at 3 .Sulphur Springes for luncheon. dttilude, inasmuch us Mr. Calhoun ap Rapl'ls. Endured Pioneer Life. Thirty-seventh street. With his family I*. M. Mr. and Mrs. Newell J. Ward left Deh Saturday. proves of the portraits and is wlllin* The of Great Britain and he had been Identified with Isllp during KOEHI..KR .On October 20, F.mU Koehler. 10-day for New York for a fortnight Ambassador 4 Cobr. the summer to pay for them. So. I am obliged t0 Geddes went to Philadelphia yes- %j?^y Wyo., Oct. 21..Mrs. Louisa months for many years. His nt his home. Toronto. Canada, beloved before going to Santa Barbara, for the bring this suit in Washington." r^ady Frederlcl Cody, widow of Col. William business partner, Richard H. Williams husband of the Into Martha Koehler and winter. terday to spend the weekend with Mr. wmm dear father of Mrs. Calhoun la equally well know° and Mrs. George W. Chllda Drexel at #??. ,- .". F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill") died nt her of this city and Morrlstown, N. J., WHIlnm and Mrs. A. C. Mrs. Richard Tilghman of an home here last from a of Davis. Funeral Sunday, October 23, 2 in society In New York, Washington Bryn Mawr. night heart disease. sister Mr. Peters, Miss Salliemarried P. M., at Universal Funeral Chapel, 507 and Mrs. Julian W. Bobbins of in ;.ew as Miss Dais 'I She was 78. and the are New Philadelphia Or>eans, where, Peters, in firm their sons. Lexington a v. York drove this afternoon to the O'D. Brcaux, she was born. Her fir^ 1 Fhotos by Fotograms. In 1865, when Col. was and Harry T. Peters and Richard H. Kitchen orl Delafield Mountain. Mrs. Cromwell Brooks and Miss Cody 21, LAFPER. Suddenly, at Orange, N. J. Candy Mr. Simonds. of Charleston, £' was chief of with Jr. Mr. Peters a Mr. and Mrs. Fredertck Y. Dalzicl and husband, Gladys Hinckley haws gone to West Mrs. Vincent Aator and Miss Joan \Vhitney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. scouts, headquarters leaves widow,Williams,October 18, 1921. Kmellne. wife of Francis C.t died several years before she mat Point for the weekend with Brlg.-Oen. aboard the In St. Louis, under Gen. Curtis, h» who was Miss Adallne Elder, and a son, Were* Lauder. Funrrn! services at her Miss Diana Dalzifel and Mr. and Mrs. Gummere o f Payne Whitney, arriving Aquitania. was rid who nv rried Miss late r"*idcnce. 312 Highland av.. ried the late Parker Arthur MacArthur, commandant of the ng through the streets of St. Natalie Wells, Octoher at 2:30 P M. Bertrum G. Work left to-day for New wa of Mr. and 22, London,Saturday. York. Princeton, N. J., and this city. It Military Academy, and his mother, Mis. Louis when he saw a party of drunken Mrs. W. Storrs Wellsdaughterof England, papers please copy. at her home in Princeton on 1!I. soldiers Newport and New and July MacArthur. Idrs. annoying schoolgirls. He York, Mrs. VfOP.RTH..On October 20. at his residence. 1311, she was married to Mr. Calhoun. Mrs. Vincent Astor and Payne Whitney and sailed into them, knocking three sense- 11. Weekes, who was Miss LouislneHarold 71 East 02d St., New York city. Frederick 200 PERSONS PARTLY lawyer, of Washington. Th,a Minister of Cuba and Mme. De less and dispersing the others. He ac- A. Peters. The funeral will take place W., husband of Lucy Ryerson Mortis. Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Drury, daughter of Mrs. Cal Cespedes are in New York to meet Mme. Her Daughl;er Home. companied one of the frightened g rls Sunday afternoon in St. Mark's Church. chapel of DEAF APPLAUD SINGER one most t De Miss Flnmima Isllp. Central Presbyterian Church. 57th st. and houn, was of the popula Cespedes's daughter, to her home, and married her Madison av.. on Saturday. October 22. l'l members of the young set of Washing> Sarmicnto, who will arrive with the following a whirlwind courtship.afterward, A. M. Interment at Springfield, Mass. First Concert Ever Given for ton society at the time of the visit c,f French Ambassador and Mme. Mrs. Vincent Astor, who returned for Germany to make sketches of the She was the daughter of a French Kindly omit flowers. rand on the Lorraine. Miss Sarmlento activities the stations for of the Prince of Wales at tho Nations Jusa»j from Europe yesterday by the Aqultania, of feeding exile, and considered one of the pret- Morris..On Thursday, October 20, Stephen Those Defective Hearing. Capital two years ago. and was one of has just completed her education In babies maintained by tho American tlest Burrltt, beloved eon of Ray Morris and France and will had expcc»«K». until a short time before girls In St. Louis.LOSTMrs.ANDCody ac- Katharine Grlnnrll Morris, In the 7th year the few young women with whom the make her debut in i'rionds (Quakers) Sendee Committee. her husband Into theFOUNDI,f)ST.'Traveller*then cheek book. possibly In In a this season. she sailed from England, that Miss Alice a companied Brown and White taxi. Finder return rf his ngc. Services at 2nignpioneer woman. In hater years she and flowers. at 126 12ast Fifty-ninth street, Miss accompany her to America, but the ill- for another year. LOST.Opera glasses. Rnnva Theatre; NKWTON.-Suddenly, on October 19. 1021. Amelia Donovan, contralto. ZIEGFELD DOG HOME A wireless received Col. Cody were separated. They reward. VFITIt. 'J'.' XV. lothsD suitable 118 Past 34th sariR Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lewis ness Lord of message yesterday at hi* residence. at.. New afternoon at the first concert ever of Rtbblesdalc, stepfather from the Red Star liner which reconciled before his death becamein York, Charles 15. Newton, beloved husband yesterday AND PATRICIA'S HAPPl lesple have closed their home aad'goneGllr Gnpland, 191". had threo of Jtwtlrj. Dunn and father given exclusively for persons of Miss Astor, prevented her departure. bus on board a Belgian mission beaded They children, all nt Anny F. of Charles to New York. ..U.« ... J...I E.. Jr.. Arthur U. and Emma It. Funeral hearing. defective Mrs. Astor said that Miss Astor would, oy Lleut.-Gen. Baron Jacriues of the LOST.Diamond bowknot pin, on 'Tuesday An audience of about 200 Finds Himself and All I* Mrs. Cody wrote "Memories of afternoon, at D.. L. It W. terminal. private. rartly deaf Rep Mr. and Mrs. Horatio O. Lloyd, from however, come to New York in Army, stated that the ship was Belgian400 tubes, oth ave. can or Hoboken-HudsonDAKES Mary A. Cakes (nee CarmlchaeD, 1M>rsons appeared to thorough y Philadelphia, and Mrs. Charles D. Jones, miles east of Ambrose Channel at noon Bill," giving a stirring accountBuffalo district. Liberal reward, Mrs. JOHNshopping 2047 Ryer uv., Hronx, bo-n May 27. 183>.t, the music and Forgiven. ar>d that she and Mr. AstorDecernber,might of the life of the famous scout, which C. Miller pas *od away October 20, 1021: pneumonia. forced the appreciatesinger from New York, are at the unil Is expected to reach Quarantine WILLIAMS, Road, Morrlatown, to several go over to her back. Miss Astor was published a year r.go. X. J. Funeral services Saturday. October 22. J give encores. Miss Donovan Is an, ship Is stationed. She said that she had Mr. Astor ho October 23, nt 2 o'clock In the Sunday. by Rohrer, and "In an O'd Fashioned expected special boat. The ship also hai*tlon After Pneumonia. HOST.Diamond and onyx earring, circular at St. Mark's It who was Patricia's guide, philosophic would have returned before this from u brings In form, about one Inch In Church, isllp. afternoon.Is Town," by Squire. She Is the soloist of Baron do Cartler de Marchlenne, dlametHr, kindly requested tha* no flowers be aent. the and friend on the Zlegftld estate ait The Misses Roberta and Natalja yachting cruise In Cuban waters, but In Belgian Carnitine Q. Kidder, a lawyer, died evening, at Club Maurice or Thursday Dutch Reformed Church, 12Uu street had been fo lard are from influensa and Ambassador at Washington, and the at his 20 Fifth or In taxlf $100 reward. RoomRelsenweber'nROIHEK..Tenafly. N. J.. October 20. 1021. and Lenox avenue. Hastings-on-Hudson, gone recovering W11>r any event he would soon return and join Thursday home, avenue, 230, Fanny rnec Ioirler), beloved wife t.f three days, nnd Patricia could see both are expetced to be out to-morrow. Baroness. from heart exhaustion Savoy Hotel. The devices which the hardly her here. following pneu- and Frederick Rod it k. Funeral services at by audience that life was worth living. Mrs. Wlllard and her three daughters monla. He was born In Baltimore I/ivt.unpphlre diamond earring, on her late residence, laurel av., Sunday, beard the Companion passengers of Mrs. Astor To Soil on the Cornnln. July ,17th St., Bth av., or Madison av. singing consisted of a reading Her father offered a reward for thlis will go South for a part of the winter 1860. He from Harvard Reward Octuber 23, at 3 P. M. Interment private. desk in front of the on from Kurope on the bi ( Cunarder were 6, graduated r< turn to Mr. BURNS, cashier, Gotham placed singer f>lglan police dog of fine breed, but th e With her departure to-day the In a Phi Beta and later Hotel. SACKMAN..Hyman, on October SI, 1021, which stood three of receivers. Mrs. I'ayne Whitney and her daughter, "78. Kappa man, of Sarkman tyres horizon remained empty for Patrick will enter the Cunard Line's winterCaroiiafrom Harvard Law snmma cum and beloved husband Clara ami Miss Joan Whitney, who will be School, 1 'ifiT.".Diamond platinum pin containing son of Funeral aerelcea Connected by wires with these are Then yesterday morning Rep returned o J. CLARK CUMIN, JR., WEDS. the Medlterrarv She will 21 diamonds. Mrs. B. Ray Sackman. the walls Into which the £ to society this winter byintroducedher laude. Tn New York he entered the of- Reward, F. at the res'dence, 1'30 f ast 140th at.. along stationshie own volition, perhaps to claim the each'fVc Itlviera on November t. There )t~ of later a 54 West 71st at. Columbus MARRAX. private are parents. They were In Kurope nearly Judge Emmet, becoming October 23, at 10 A. M. Sunday, earphones plugged. reward. The fact that it was around iVI«rrif« MIm Harriet MoWry la two months. vil be short excursions at all ports of member of Emmet. Burnett & Kidder. l.O.ST.Small Interlaced diamond and After the concert a number of the breakfast time had nil. plti, between With and 45th sts.,emeraldBth JMITH..France* Sedgwick, suddenly, on may have somethln, 8 Mr. Vernon !.. who visited The stay In Naples will bo long Ivlns. Kidder A Melcher, nr.d Kidder, and lith reward. Wednesday. October If. 1021. beloved partially deaf persons expressed their to do his was Municipal Chapel, Kellogg, to ave.; 40 Fast 84th. Tennev with return. Rep llmpin2 the famine reslon of the Volga, also got! >nough enable the tourists to spend Ayres & Biggs. After his man -e to mother of Marguerite Sedgwick delight with the entertainment. on one hind nnd It was hard II Miss Harriet Isabella Mowry and Mr. everal In Rome. The Caronla will 1X1ST.Friday, vicinity 41>th and BOth «fs., and sister of Mrs. Dwlcht W. Craves and leg, to tel In by the An December 7 and on this will dog engaged Municipal Building yesterday, took out he said the Soviet Government trip Mr. Kidder was a member of the REWARD. morning. In St. Thomas Chapel, Sth av , J. Curtis, Mrs. John R. Drexel.WilliamJr., a fight with Mm with the Idea, as ^ exaggerated.nako a four day call at the port of Lost.T*1aMnum 3 large at 33d st. Tin Interment will be private the, were has been cooperating with the Hoover Essex. Essex Country and Orange brooch, diamonds Mrs, Karl H. Kelsey, Mrs. Robert Lenox In boxing of getting a rep. a license and married Immediately \thens. the passengers railing and numerous small ones. In Rronklyn, on at Pouplikeepsle Rural Cemetery, N. Y. say circles, Relief Commission In food Among Field clubs In Orange and In New omit flower*. Chi ago and Maitland. Mrs. Wendell C. Phillips, Mrs. Hi first appeared at the home of the afterward In the marralge chapel distributing "-day are Dr. Thomas Addison of San County 3d av. surface car. Bth av. "L" to Rrldgc Kindly N. Todd Porter by In the famine districts. Ten trains for York of the Century. end st., October 19. Reward. Shore papers please ropy. George P. Putnam. Mrs. superintendent of the estate, and the lat Clerk Michael J. Cruise. Francisco, Count and Countess University Road£S2S. Poughkrepsle Jr. Mrs. Leo Stein, Mrs. John DoR. ter the City the children in those districts had gone Harvard clubs, the Downtown »7"0 REWARD STETSON..Ada. Campbell Funeral Church, immediately collared huge canln< Italian Consul at Chicago;Bologiesl,Mr. for return of a diamond 4.78 Broadway. (With st., Saturday, 9 A. M., Storey, Mrs. Follx TVarburg and Mrs. tB he showed signs of the wander^ The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and to Moscow before he left. At the prea- and Mrs. Westlain Mr. the Association of the BarAssociation,of the weighing carats, Fund. letting ent rate the commission should be feed- ! George Davles, of New York. New York lost from ring Oct. 18 between F.ast Mfh auspice* Actors' Frank D. Wlllsey. lust master him again. Rep was takein Mrs. Allen McLane Mowry, formerly of «nd Mrs. Clinton Gilbert Miss J. B. City County and west h ats. A. R. LEE & CO., INC., TOED..On Thursday, October 20, 1011, The concert opened the drive for the before Patricia looking rather 30 ing 600,000 children one meal dally by , Dr. Lewis R. Oatman. Miss Lawyers' Association and the American 1 r. wmiam st. Tnber Tool, widow of the late sheepishi, East Sixty-eighth street, who left llaxebrook, and New York State Ass Adelaide league's campaign for new members. Dr. but with a shriek of delight she threi" the end of the month, 8(K),f»00 by the end jHuth Ogden, Mr. Walter E. Sacks of Bar ndatlina Toel and daughter of the late CharRaWilliam that address some time ago to live In of November and 1,000,000 before tho He leaves his widow, two sot,a and a W'riHnc Apparel. Tuber and Jane Hornor. Funeral Harold Hays, president, made a general herself on his neck and forgave hitn ,Joldman, Sacks & Co.. and Mr. Gaston Corey October for names of to Portchester. Mr. Curtin Is the son of new year come*. Mr. Kellogg will go daughter. (trace Church. Sunday, 23, at appeal deafened people everything. an (*mlth, American Consul at Malaga, LOST.Rahlo neckpiece, yesterday, front M. whom Mr. J. Clark Curtin. who has in In a few and < 3:10 P. tho league can go and offer the For the rest of the day there was n Im0 Washington days report Spain, and Mrs. Smith. Jacckel's store on In Stern's: generous of New porting and exporting business at 71 of to JOHN M. TV. JORDAN. room 111 TRAINER..Formerly York, advantages of Its educational, vocational, question as to who held the position c personally hla visit Secretary of Among the passengers sailing to-day Kinder apply i>2l>, I;roadw ty at N. J.. October 18. th. Pront street. Mr. Curtin said that his regard. Trenton, suddenly industrial and recreational departments, j hnnor nmnn.1 7.i»irr.1,l hnncalinl, Commerce Hoover. I by the Orduna of the Royal Mail for John M. W. who been LOST.On No. 3 bun, Thursday night, ~«maU W.. husband of (trace and -son of son and Miss Mowry had been engaged Jordan, had black rase, containing couth man's flownr.l MIrs Patricia gave injunctions before re* and the Daniel and Achsah Trainer, ago 47. some time. Toung Mr. Curtin was s Vlcomte and Irlde Here. Cherbourg, Southampton Hamburg connected with K. Hoe Printing reward. TIELLMAN, 311 5th av. art Invited to a tiring that he was not to be allowed t0 ire laundry: Relative* and friends WED, STAET FOE PHILIPPINES. student at Princeton, and was In the Mr. and Mrs. I'eyton Van Rensselaer Press Company for forty years, died tl.tnn HEW ART' ANT> N*o n Mrs. James E. Healey Chicago, years old, 116 Cleve- WATKINO 2022. Van Inges of . peat their efforts at scouring the coun is a Rahwar, Vicomtesse daughter of Major and ]Mr. and Mra R. A. Hopkins, Mr. E. C. land street, Brooklyn. Mr. Jordan was "" tryaldc, as they did lately. Mrs. Robert who have lived born at St. British »73 REWARD CapL Henry Mackay Shaw, son of MISS HIBDARD BXGAOEO. Emmet, In Thompson of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nevis. West Indler fn- return of two akin Etonian sable for several Then there He was In charge of ma- IN MEMORIAM. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Shaw of Las THE RGXDEK-VOt'S OPENED. England years. B. McClelland of Hamilton, Ont.; Mr. stereotyping lost Oct. B at Pnlals Royal, Broadwayneckpiece. Versa, N. M.. and Miss Elisabeth tan Mr. and Mrs. Omrl Ford Hlbbard of 20 were Sir John Hubert Ward and Lady and Mrs. W. B. Sommervllle, Mr. W. Q. chlnery production at the Hoe plant. and 40th «t. A. R. LEE A CO., INC.. 15 Monroe announce the who will her Earlier In life ho was connected with William st. COM AN..In loving memory of my father, Ingen. daughter of the Rev. James W. Another place for dining, dancing amj plaoe, Brooklyn, Ward, visit mother, Mrs. s Manning, Mr. Thomas Ashury. and Thomas Coman, who died October 22, Van Ing''» of 179 East Hazelwood entertainment was opened last night b;y engagement of their daughter, Miss Whltelaw Raid. Sir Joseph O. Wand Mr. and Mrs. James Herrlln of Chicago. the American Bank Note Company and Fount) 10OP Ada t oman Courtenay. Charlotte Edwards Hlbbard, to Mr. were as the Delamator Iron Works. He Is of who R&hway, N. J., were marriedavenue,by Mil Boag In the Rendes-Voua at 121 and Lady Ward also on board, nir, ana .urn. ua v» iti vainiun n»j<», COMAN.-tin memory Thoinps Coman. the bride's father at St. Paul's West Forty-fifth street. Chorles Heath Barnard. Jr., of was the Princess Henrietta Sava-Uolu Miss E. De Witt Cllton Hayes and Mrs. by his wife, three children, survivedtwo LORT.Pekingese doc. light brown, vicinity dl< d October 22, 1P"0 Anniversary mass Episcopal ford. Pa., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles brothers and a slat®*. of av. between 137th and 138th w III be ct lebratrd In the Coman Memorial Church, Kahway. last Thursday. As a feature of the cabaret Mis Haverg of Bucharest, Rumania, who has come hi. J. Howland are passengers on board Edgecombe Chapel, Oxford, Conn. Heath Bannard. Miss Hlbbard nade here to lecture on tho sts.: reward. Audubon 4*23. The maid of honor was Miss Jane Ollda f.ray introduced the Arearea her reconstruction the Xoordam. which sailed from HARNETT .Richard V. In loving memory said to be a nativo dance of Soutl debut several years ago and Is a work in Rumania. < COL. OEOROK D. SNYDER. of Richard V. Vor Ingen. The bridesmaids were Mrs. tho ^ member of the Junior Mr. on October 11 and Is due to-day.Hotterflam nay stepfather, Harnett, John VRn Ingen of East Orange, Misses Sea Islands, assisted by four youni League. Others returning by the Aqultanla Special Despatch to Tub New Yohk Hbsai.d BIRTHS. died Octot>cr 23. 1901. women dancers. Frederick O'Brien Bannard asrved overseas as a captain were Serge Prokofleff, Russian com- MacEEI.EAN..In memory of Edward Anna Alloth. Mnrjorlo Bliss or Rahway, of field la a member of jHERE WITH THANKS FOR William sport, Pa., Oct 21..Col. author of "White Shadows in the Bout!" artillery. He the poser; Prof. M. T. Pupln, Paymaster OUNDERRON..Mr. and Mrs. O. n. MacLellan, died October 21, 1910.Menzle and Patty Whlttlngham of Mllburn. First Troop. George D. Knyder of New York, who sad ard Seas." and Jerome Blum, who ha s Philadelphia City Cavalry; Captain F. T. Splckernell of the British :i« of 7 I'rospeet I'ark, F. W., Brooklyn,Ounderson,8CHULTZ..In loving memory cf ('apt. James C. Van Ingen of Fort the 5W. Klmo Club IRISH WHITE CROSS AID served Captain in the 102d Engineers a Mathilda A. at wero e and tho Merlon Mrs. W. H. Mr. Wlllard announce the birth of daughter my dear sister. Winter Oa., was best man, and Oglethorpe,pslnted Tahiti, among thos Cricket Club. navy, Brevoort, and was promoted to >.ajor while In 21. 1021. October S hulti, who departed this life October Conzens of Tonkers was tlowerElizabethpresent. «u. Drown, .urn, v*. n. oryiini( UHuy Treasurer Denies Was France, died this afternoon at the home 22. 10:0. girl. Capt. Fowler Cardwell, Portland, Joan Capell, Mr. nnd Mr*. C. C. Chap- Money of his sister, Mrs. Frank Trump, in Datk and dreary la my dwelling. Ore.; Robert Harold K. OF P. TO HONOR WAR DEADi, WEDDING NOTES. man, Mr*. R. B. Dllworth, Mr. J. Gordon Used for Munitions. Shore, Pa. He was a civil engineer engXGED. Donely I* my home to-day. Campbell, Rslley Mr. Isaac Mr. Jersey For the one I loved so dearly nnd Rcss Meeker of Mllburn were Mayor John f1. Miss Susan Knthertne Douglas, Guggenheim. by profession and helped build the on a F. Hylan, Charles Lovejoy, and Mrs. William Mr. BILBERMAN.FOX..Mr. and Mrs. R. Fo* Hns passed away year to-day. ushers.Whitman and Morris A. Druckcr, gram ter of Mr. Thomas E Lovejoy. willdaugh,1b« Ayrault IIa*ard, Jamea Q. Douglas, treasurer of the Tunnel. He was 55 years op',Hudsonnrul of 314 East 1 lt>th St.. New York city, wish Mister Ida. After a wedding at the chancellor of the married to Mr. Do and Mrs. Henry E. Huntington, Mr. Jose Irish Whlto Cross, arrived yesterday on is survived by bis wife and three to announee the engagement of theli memory of our reception home Knights of l'ythis.",t George Lanoey Mardoncs of tho dauchtcr. Kay, to Mr. Louis J. Sllbernian VACCAREt.EI..In loving of the bride's father Capt. and Mrs. wero announced yesterday as the speak Harris this evening In tho North Metropolitan Opera the Aqultanlii to convey his thanks to children.of 1S21 54th *t., Brooklyn. beloved husband and father, Michael Shaw started for Camp crs at a memorial service and tree riant b> terlan Church. A willPres.ba Company, Mr. and Mra R. 8. McCreery, the Americana who supplied financial who left this world Friday.Vscrarell'l.Oc« Stotsenberg. reception and Mr*, ft. H. and tober 22. 10'.". May his soul reat til Philippine Islands, where Capt. Hhaw Is lng ceremony In memory of Knights o f held at WW St. Nicholas avenue, the Mr. MoCurdy Mr. aid to the organlastlon. He went from CAPT. MICHAEL <11155. home of tha bride's and Mra T. H. Symington. toe to the and DIED. pcarr. i'.r*. Michael Vaocarclll and aona. connected with the Twenty-flfth Field Pythian members of Manhattan and Th0 aunt, Mrs. nunsell pier Hotel Pennsylvania, ('apt. Michael Quinn. who had been i mil and McneiM. Mr* and Mrs. John C. Welwood he confer - Artillery. Bronx who died In the war, which Is t o J. Twltty. gave announced that expected to captain of Engine Co. No. 282, nt be held to-morrow in the Mall, Centrail In Fourth a dinner last evening In the with Richard Campbell, attorney of 14 Ballard, John Klley, Ellra A. S. Culvary Church. avenue for Sir Charles M. Wall strict, and John J. Twelfth avenue and Forty-first street sola.PAnnr. Park, at 3 P. M. and Tv enty-flrat street, this afternoon. Sykes. Bart.,Klts-CarltonP., I'ulleyn, In South Brooklyn, died yesterdnv Prtiickerhoff, Ernlty A Koehler. r.m!l UNDEBTAKEB3. Mlsa Kstherlne of London, and Mr. Hugh Sykes, hi* of the Emigrant Industrial Savingspresident William T. I*. I Miss Blodwin daughter of W, Pott, daughter of a# morning of diabetes at his home, 4«I0 Orown, aoder. rmf'in* Pnrry, Mr. SOCIAL NOTES. Mr. and Mrs Richard M. will be on. The party later attended tho Hank, to futuro relief plans In Fort Hamilton I tut let Ell* T Morrla, fYedrrlek W and Mrs. Robert Parry, New York and Pott, of the at Ireland. avenue, Brooklyn. lie P«lnin I. Mr. married to Mr. Clarence Pntten. Tho "Circle" the Helwynperformance wae 7» and had been a "hapman, Morrla, Stephen P. N. and and Mrs, Sidney H. years old. , Westfleld. J., Loula B. H da Hegclbaun will be In Theatre. Sir Charles sails for England "My visit has no political aim or n]arl;e, Annie I. A. vHimi, Charles E I Call Columbus 8200 were married Inat Wednesday In have returned from Baldwin, L. ani reception held the ball room Mr. "The of the Brooklyn Fire departmentmember Itavla. Oliver E., Jr. Oaket, Mary A K Cotnvlrlr l-unml .-rrrlc* jSEvj?" tbcj I., J of the Gotham. on the Baltic to-day. Others on board said Douglas. significance," MIHon .-sevemn ijay Aavennaw Trmpie, i:a>tn are at 480 Ocean Parkway, White Crois la a and for forty-four years, retiring eight t'etnareiP. Vet- ra. Pamiiet T. in an aimutpht-rc ol r, fln.tuenl Wj' Brooklyn. will be Cbmmandcr Eric W. Harbord, non-polltlcal Plpaen, Henry O. " . Wlnslow a years ago. He was for seventeen years MM, fanny ben coitt no more." IPf street nnd Lenox nvemie, by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. II. Bussell o Miss Mary Hebert, daugh- body. There Is no truth Innorlsectarlanthe nun The B. Rturdoe ter of Mr. and Mrs. Octave B. ft. N. D. 8. O., who waa decorated for president of the Uniformed Officers Duncan. rtortha n. P*nkmi-ii, hi Carlyle Haynes. The bride was St John, N. B., are visiting their rela Hebert. mine sweeping during the war; Mr. W. report that money received by th.J Ilatin-. William T. Smith. C. S. FRANK E. CAMPBELL 1 given and was will be married to Mr. Norman Taylor White Cross was Association of the Fire Department. Tnrtrnm IVuJanitn P'i'son. Ada !j away by her father, at. tlves, Mr. and Mre. Herbert B. liar " C. Watt, of the United used to supply the FUNERAL CHURCH" 1st. IN tended Mrs. Musil as Bolles this afternoon tn the Church at vice-president with and .larob'on, Simon Toel. Adelaide T. "THE by Lewis, matron din*:. S26 West Seventy-seventh street Company, and six representatives Republican army guns f> Kidder. Camlllu* O. t »»68th 5t Hi Battersby. A small reception followed. I' C. uoventon Bturdee. it 1 Woit 8eventy-»econd street, the company's Milton Demarest. three Mr. home of the bride's Lady Klndersley and Miss M. times Msyjr fn Mrmarlam. Sola, who Is now with the Stock parents. PARTIES AT RESTAURANTS. of Hackensnck, died at his home in that H< Lieut. Col. Jens B. Htedje. U. N y of London; Mr. T. 11. Hsll,KlndersItgeneral Roman, Tltoma* liulttt. M. A. W. . J served In Mtae ' % ICxchango Clearing House, the who arrived from a Kllsnbeth Deans, daughter of the General In luncheon at Pierre s city vosterday of anonlexy He sorv. 1 Harnett. Itle'" r Yaecarelli, Mlchaal world war with a inuehlno gun A., four month* late John Deans manager of the Accident parties M trip through BJurope aboard the Be Sterling end of Mre. Company, New York; Llcut.-Col. were Mmea. I. Townsenfl also an Comity J"dg*. preatdant of iha MacL'llan. Edward nnd received the Croix do Guerrecompany Deans, formerly of Phoenlxvllle, Pa., Insurance yesterdayHackansaok r?o*rd of for In be R. W. Pox, retired, of tho British Army; John Wannmaker, Jr., MarjnrieBurden, Kdnontlon and PAM.APD.-On October bravery nctlon. will married to Dr. John Taylor ' Town Counsel. Mr. Damnrcst vv»* rn 51, inn, John NOTICES OF v. %. before leaving for. the West. Howoll, Jr., of Ncwburgh, N. Y.. Mr. J. E. LcClerc, Trade Commissioner Oelrlchs, John H. I'rentlcn, James fw aon of John and Htiaan O. Pollard,Pallard, MURPHY Mr. and Mrs. William to-day of the United States Department of Blddtc Puke snd Mr MorganPeering,| In I860 Ha won n Ma.«on and m-'robar funeral acrvtcea at h!a late rcrtdeme. Ill Rirths Deaths WATSOW True'ow H>»1i In the chantry of 8t. Thomas's Church. Pa of thn Hot'and Hoalatv of N>w Vork. Kaat 10th at., ami Mr. William T. Hyde. Jr., are a Commerce; Mr. Sakamoto, attache of Montagne and his fiancee, MissEdward Elatbuah, tlrooklvn, Sunday, Engagements Memorials special Despatch to The Knr Yosk Hmald. Mr. and Mra. John Heywood Mr. 1Eleanor C. D. Carter. nt 4 I'. M. Interment at White I'lalna, the Ambassador Hotel brforp op>-»r«oi have sent out Invitations for the the Japanese Embassy. Brussels; TO N. Y. Confirmations New Rochei.i.h, N. Y.. Oct. 21..Miss their house at 36 West HoudehushWilliam Neale, director of Messrs. Mori- Mrs. Edward L. Poheny gave a TiriH CRTATB WIDOW. Marriages Mary Agnes Watson, daughter of Mr. and Fifty-flftl marriage of their daushter, Miss Agnes * In the Plsaa terrace restaursn'. notifftT..Catherine, In her lUth year, street. Houdebiwh, to Mr. on, Pollexfen Mlalr, Ltd.. Liverpool, lunchson Cornelius Tlar* of 2<5 K«*t widow of Henry P. llnjrert, on Eviday, Annulments Lodges Mrs. George E. Watson, and Mr. Francis Reginald Batteries Neale. ' Ithers there with guests wero Mr*, who died In Mr. and Mrs. Cheater har. Wills In St. George s Church on the: ami Mrs. street, Pari*Nlnoty-aecondAugust 11 October 21. at the rraldinre of hi r may be telephoned for Hdwanl Murphy, were married this even* J.'Byrns on «lames T. Miss Charlotte L,. closed their residence nt T« afternoon of Novembor 10. OoIuk out to-dny board the Nlcuw Terry, Inst, make* hi* widow, Mr*. Margarat D, Mra. Ijiuri J. Ifutt -, 74e Mr. James Itrown of « atid Mrs. Archibald M. McCrea,AtiirewsTier*, |t|* axeeufrlx and chief kM lit nv., Arlington, N. J Notice of fum-ral in THE NEW YORKpublication Michael J. of t.. and have moved Into th.-lr nev jar) later. ! Larkin, rector 8t. Gabriel's iiri.uian Hrown Bros., Mrs. Brown, Mr. and At Pelmonlco's were Mrs. Martin W. ondor hla will, fllgd yesterday. To her any time up to midnight van bomb at 1S7 East Ninety-fourth street miBiiy at Rtihooi. . A. HERALD vChurch. The bride attended by 1Littleton nnd Mrs. E. I* IIllINCKKriMOrr. Emily Vermllye, Mrs. X. W. ("Yosby, Mr. A. Jacobscn. George Dickinson. bequeathed tho Ninety-second street *iae who have reserved tables i.tinnnan u, .. .I, ...a c for the Jay's matron of honor. The Misses Norwfflan Montreal; Among dry. October 21, 1921, alept peww fully Sally lend rvlll attend the monthly meeting o of Belgium, who has been onElisabetha Mrs. Prank R. Kent and Mr. and Mra. Itor the opening aurper and dance In the of the ru t lie#"!' from thr reaidnary away aft«r a long lltm Service at her Chelrea 4000 up to 10 P. M. Margot Stetson, Ksthcr KnatgnerReynolds,the Maryland floelety next Monday eve »iarr of Spain, came here to-day from P C. Pearson. I trill room of the Jjorralne are Mm. eatate. The remainder la to *o to two re-loetiCe, Pnll ade a'\, r> l -cd. N. .1,, and Mrs. William Conover were nlnr In the Waldorf-Astoria when Madrid. After vleltlng the Mar.'aret Monday, Octobi r 24. at 2 M r. M Train After that hour. Worth 10,000. Swcp Burgos Mra Matda Heuermann, a »Charles Ofden Batea and Mra. St. John children. L>. Tlera lid and lea\«s Jersey City, Erie Railroad, at t:2« bridesmaids.home at 137 East Ninety-fourth street the Queen loft for France. Cathedralwill sail to-day by tfc* Princes* Matolk* 1Hue ncllua Tlera 2d. CorI P. M.