prince of Wales Famous Artists Draw for Victory Ball Souvenir Cuyler Services the firm of Garner & Co., importer«, of DEATHS Guest at Whippet Racing To-day this city, and a large part of her father's estate was held in trust for gonor at Special Train to Associ¬ her the firm. «AIRE.-On Thursday, Kov>mbff 2, !S2Î, Popular Sport ates Carry by Micha«!, beloved husband at Nenie From Nc.y York Lady Gordon-Cumming left her es¬ !in»y Kerry, Ireland. Fanerai front Hilton Morristown gpeclal train leaving here at 11:80 htuband, hla ¡ate residence. 4$« Weat î&th ¦«.. Club and her a. m. to-day will carry local rail¬ Gordon-Cumming, three eons Monday. N'ovcmbir *\ Solemn requiem many and two daughters. One of the sons is ruas* ut 8t. Iflch-el'a Church at 3 0 :i. m. road executives, hanker» and others Captain Alexander P. «£& Throne at Ball Given Mr. Harvey Ladew's to Philadelphia to attend the funeral Gordon-Cumming. «RKK'VR.On N'ovmbir 4. 1922, Harriet High services of Thomas M. (Aunt Hattle), in her 92d year, be¬ Couatess Pembroke at and Mr. to-day Bo Witt loved aunt Of Mrs. George H. É*t_| ¡L Flyer William Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Birth, Engagement, Marriage, Edith A Cook» and Air*. Wlllnrd C. of Her Ross Railway Executives, who died Thurs¬ Death and In Memoriam Notices Nell»«. Funeral »t her reeldenc». 1* Debut Daughter, Proctor's Marcus day. Arlington Pince. Brook.yn. Monday, No- may be telephoned to The Tribune vember 6, »t 8 p. m. Interment Albany, ijyjy Patricia Herbert Winners of Chief Events The party will include Ralph Petera, N. V President of the Island «njj time up t» midnight fer in. who is Long Railroad, HARRISON.-Cornell», wlfa of Oeore* That making the local arrangements, teriion in the next Tuchar Harrlaon. on November 2 whippet races arc proving pop¬ and L. day's paper* fit 1Í22. Visits Earl ular in F. Loree, Georgo W. Young, J. Telephone h*r home, University of Virginia. Fu¬ j^jjjg Iveagb society circles was proved yet- W. Platten, Mr. and Mr«. William Bcckman 3000. neral services University, .Sunday at 'S terday at the River Church Osborn. H. C. II. U. o'< lock. Whippany Club, Lakin, IIKSOERSON- He Morristown, N. J., where a race meet Winthrop, W. M. Barrett, F. D. Under¬ marriages""" On November 2. Il«, J>»- Hears May Make wood, Julius L. t*r H, Henderson, aged »7 vanra. serv¬ ytion was held. The races were run Kruttschnitt, Ivy Lee, HOLT.. CROCKER. EHwibeth Crocker, ices at st*phi-n Merrltt ?Î.1 ith a prior W. 8. Rathbun and J. G. Drew. av., r.aar 2ist s!. CbajMl, Henry Duke; to the hunt meet and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long- Sunday evening. Ä prince large gathering The honorary pallbearers will in¬ fellow Crocker, to Mr. Henry Gilbert o'clock. Anxious forTitle of prominent peisons turned out to clude the following business associates Holt at the home of her parents. 123 Scotland East 73d St., New York Novem¬ HOPKINS.On November 4. 1ÎÏS, Florence watch the events. and close personal friends of Mr. Cuy¬ ber City. 'l'fxld, wife of th« lata ler: 4, 192?. Funeral servie?* wr¡ Richard Hopkins. CaK« to The Tribune There were two William W. Atterbury B. Gordon b«. hclu «t her latí gpiHnl large feature races H. C. residence, Short ill 1k. N. J on Mon- Î9**' ^'*w' ^"rk Tribune fur». divided into Bromley, Deming, Howard El¬ dny, November C, at 2.30 j-tst ten heats, each heat con¬ liott, Allen Evans, Francis I. Gowen, DEATHS p. n 4- Tne a j I»rXTTIVO.Oti t£&ON, ^*ov' "u'st ta,k{'^ stituting race in Itself. The first race Bayard Henry, Charles E. Ingersoll, Friday, November ». Mftrtba VV., aged »4 - here this fall was was won by Mr. Harvey Ladew'a Sidney W. Keith, J. H. Mason, Efflng- BANBACH.-On November î. IMt, I-ouls | oftill,CA.j-.taih James year«, widow jjBÍtrtainmír.t' High ham B. W., age 42 years, husband of EllEeboth »c-rvlce fhiiH.lr.g. Kunerai a few Flyer, which won Morris, Clement B. Newbold, (no« and «t her inte residence in Irfl g».* nichts ago by the silver trophy for Mack) father of l*ou!s Han- hampton, at Urldjc the Ralph Peters. Samuel Rea, Edward P. bach. Funeral services Sunday after- ! Sunday 2:30 p m. Csontei» of Pembroke at Wilton November Plate event, which was Arthur P. Thorn Alex- noon at 2 o'clook at tho of Jacob JONP.8-. a Stotesbury, and Chapel Departed th.:« We November * -. '«»l^burv. for the debut of her handicap race for 200 In the ander Van Rcnsselaer. Herrisch, ISS East 86th »f. 1122, Mary F.. beloved wife of yards. .¦- ¡not!.er of Charlea first heat Madford -_- L. November Virginia and fad" Patricia Herbert, the Full Flight, owned by BASLES.At Oyster Jlay. I.. sister et Albart Murray and Dorothy, lj^>*»- Mrs. G. S, Captain Charles H. llnvin, In his Hat Hoora, Funeral from Angela of »he Prince of Wales a, Charles West jr., finished Diplomats Pay Honor as year. Funeral service» on No- her ¡at-" residence. ^3« first, Page Monday. b«J We«; tilth «t., than«« to St. Rose '.."^r Higher Flight second and third went Is Laid to Rest in vembir 6, at hia »ato residence, at 2 Manhattan. 40th st , j mU and silver (.»rocade with a by Mr. E. D. Morgan ginia, was buried in Church of Our of Funeral from hla late resi- jr., which finished to-day Rock Creek I Lady Lourdes. 142d d.'ncv. 116 Ivlntta thence from the an first. Second was won Mr. Cemetery here beside the grave of his st. and Convent av.. where a mass wi'.l Church of B«. SimonHighway; to Mj3 suspended shoulders, G. S.easy by be offered for thn happy repose of hi»! and Judo, Van Ward'i Prince. Fair owned second wife, whoso death occurred last Kleinen it., Xîonday, November at rijl« Lsdy Patricia wore a frock of Play, j soul. Interment St. Raymond'a Cerne- «. m. 4), 10 by Mr. Daingerfield was year. Please vmtt flowers. j Interment Calvary Cemetery. lace fied Lewis, disquali¬ tery. Autcmcblla < ortege. Take »tit*¿i*m*nte with girdle of bril¬ for jumping the tape. Brief funeral services were held in Una He« Beach Mr. A. St. BROOKE.On Friday. November S, Kate to Kins« Highway station. las» aai emeralds. A d nner party Lowenstein had his Resolute ] John's Episcopal Church. Ambas- Vandewatcr Brooke, brloved wife' of entered, but arrived too sador Jusserand of KANE.-On November 1. Florenco, !n her the ball. The tables were late for the France and Signor Charles W. Brooke. Funeral services C0ter KIBBK.Harry V. CAMPBELL FUMERAI, .i Cavendish, the Autumn for Marcus Wins Second of the late John Church Cruger and CHURCH, Broadway-66t!i «t., ¡¿j of Bectivo, the Viscountess Cran- Cup Huntei ly home at 1385 Union Street to his Buphemla Van Rensselaer, Funeral at 2 p. m. Sunday, .5R5«, Lady Alexandra The Novice Plato, an elimination country estate in Pleasantvillo, West- Trinity hurch, Broadway and Wall st., Curzon, Lord Won Stills, of Bedmit race for on URZF.r.KBK-At the àiatay, the Hon. Mrs. by two hundred yards, was won cheater County. He was a trustee of Monday at 3:30 p, m, pal Methodist Episco¬ Cape!, Con- ister by Marcus, owned Mr. the CORSE.At Rockvllle Centre, November 2. Hospital, Brooklyn. November I. fUtt Duehess of Westminster, Miss Stable; Mr. Gordo by William Ross Williamsburg Savings Bank, a di¬ JP3Î, hurle» Franklin Ï,ardiere, «on of? the Proctor jr., of New York. rector of the Battery Bark National Wargaretta Codling Corse, widow of the late Benjamin F. and Margaret B. fetty Manners, Hon. Ivor Grenfell, The first Georg« H. Corse, In her Î7th year. Fu¬ !.. In hi» «3d Prince's Secon heat brought out Bank, president of the Mount Pleasant noral ut * Lanciere, year. Funeral *» Viscount Knobwortb. Neptune champion services ho home of her grand- services ;.t the Deffert« Place Chapel, ÍS Gnlloping Dominoes, owned by Mr. H. Bank of Pleasantvillo, trustee of the daughter, Mr«. Charles B. Mount jr.. 18 Lefforts Place near Orard Prince Motors Home fSpeeUil to The EE. Damon Bee av., Rockville av., Brooklyn. Dispatch Tribun» jr., first; Mr. H. B. Phipps New York Produce Exchange Gratuity Centre, L. I., Sunday on .Sunday, November 6, at 2:30 p. ai. ft»prince motored back to his hunt- N. Nov. 4.-T1 Comet came in second, and third went Fund, and chairman of the afternoon, 4 o'clock. Intermont Wood- Interment In Greenwood Cemetery. at MORRISTOWN, J. to exchange's lawn Cemetery. New York City, ¡* fco* Easton Grey and was out autumn of Milhill Jasmine, owned by Mr. E. arbitration committee. He was at one¬ JLESIRE.On Friday. November 3, rt in the meeting tho Whippar Coe Kerr. ClYLER.Suddenly, on November 2, 192S. ! K. 1911, ¿anting early morning. River time its president. Thomas Be Witt Cuyler In Philadelphia Mary (nee Gallagher), beloved wife Taire are rumors that Club at Morristown.. N. : The second heat Mr. was of George Desire, aged 27 year«. Rel¬ King George brought out Gilli¬ Romor born in Pleasantville In his sixty-ninth } ear. Funeral Serv¬ and friends 3 creato Prince brought out many members of societ gans Jock, Adventuress and June the ices 2 p. m.. Sunday, November 6, at the ative» ara invited, to attend shortly Henry, his Nomod 27, 1840, grandson of one of Second funeral Monday at 6 a. m., from her late üd ion, a royal duke. Scotland is The first race for the Whippany Ou Jewel. They finished in the order the founders of the town. Presbyterian Church. 21:1 and residence, 17 Pop!ar at.. Jersey was named. Surviving Walnut st»., Philadelphia, special train thence to City; «¡«ai that if this happens a Scottish canceled because many of tl are his wife and four children, Henry will leave Pennsylvania Station 11:80 St. Paul'» of the Croas R. C. The third heat went to Church at 9:30 a. m., where a high maea 5läi should he chosen for the prince, horses entered were at the Bclmot Maxim, owned Hunt Romer, Mrs. Alfred Snydcr, and for Philadelphia. Returning train will will be celebrated for tho til Duke of r'ark Hunt meet and six by Mr. E. D. Morgan second Elizabeth and Romer. leave Broad Street Station .1:20 p. m. of happy repoae Edinburgh being one. of others wei jr., place Mary Interment Please omit her st.ul. tmt entered in the third race. was won by Milhill Ch. private. flowers, suggested. Midget. Nancy DONOVAN.William 2. McMAHOX.John, at h!« 30« the The of the races of Oxen and Single. G were scratched. T. G F. November 1922. residence, Although King is continuing to judges were Messr The fourth HERBERT RANTHAN 544 1st st., Brooklyn, beloved husband of EaM Broadway, New York, on November in touch with nia new Richard an heat wont to the winner Margaret Donovan, son of Henrietta 3. 19S2. belovpd husband of Roae and ÏKp ministers Whitney, George Bryce of the PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4..Herbert and father of ¿is not remaining at E. D. Morgan; the stewards include plate, Marcus, who ran the T. of the Bel- the lato William P., aged Di> years. John 3. Mario and Stella. Buckingham fastest heat of the Granthan, vice-president President of Brooklyn Afin Removal Solemn rr.s«.« of mqi'lem at 30 a. m. Mitt"for more than a few and Mr. Rufus C. Finch, th meet, doing tho two mont Iron fell dead on November 0. at days, hunts representing hundred yards in eleven and four- Works, to-day Company. Funeral services Monday Monday, St. Mary'a ¡for conferring with the Prime Min- committee, assisted by Mr. R. I fifths the golf course of the Philadelphia with regulem mass, St. Saviour'* Church, Church, Grand and Hidge at«. Inter¬ Mir he ii to Williams Mr. Fred Bull seconds; Manford Man o' War tith st. ad 8th 10 a. m. ment private. going Elveden Hall to jr., Hyde, M owned by Mrs. C. G. West Country Club as he was about to drive av., interment HH i short time with Earl for Charles P. Fixer and Mr. Charle jr.. second, off from the thirteenth hole. Holy Cross Cemetery. MOKF^-At Mon'.elalr, N. J. on Baturday. Iveagh :ind third went to a newly rOCGHERTY.On November .1. November 4, 1121, Ida More, of pliant shooting, probably staying. Scribner. The patrol judge was M one imported Kathleen the daughter «1 after the S. Sherman. Mr. E. Ho in Mischief, owned by Mr. Wln- F. Dougherty (nee Mas'ersrn). beloved late Goprge O, and aarah A. More- M results of the poll are George líarrv McKim, of Tuxedo Buys New Teeth to Enlist wife of Joseph E. Dougherty. Funeral Wswd. was starter in of Mr. S. t.hrop Park, N. Y. from Cordon MCTXADY.On November 3. Mary J. (ne» place Bryc This dog shows beautiful form but has William Delancoy, of Cedar Lake, Funeral Parlors. 13 Olurrc- Jackaon), beloved wife of the late John lit wedding of Diana Hill, of Wash- Wing. The paddock judge was M N. J., twice at the re¬ bus av., on Monday, November 6, tit 10 not yet become acclimated. rejected army a. m. thence to Mullady. Funeral from her late real- to Sir Leroy The raco commute in Yonkcr* be¬ Paullst Fathers' Church. donee. 500 "West I72d «t., on at Ojki, George Rhodes, Bart., Whitney. The first semi-finals out cruiting hcadqunrters (iOth st. and Columbus av. Monday, luîfuesday took friends was Mr. M. Fleischman, Mr. James Mc brought cause of defectivo turned Interment P.30 a. m. High mane of requiem at by surprise, Gnlloping Dominoes, teeth, up Holy Cross Cemetery. Automobile cor¬ Church of the tit and Mr. R. H. Williams Comet, Gilligans with a oi' Incarnation. Wegt 17tth ingagement being of short dura- Alpin Py!e j .rock and Adventuress. First went to yesterday mouth fuil gold tege. «t. and St. NIcholaa »v. Interment Cal¬ tíflL The bride wore a beautifully em¬ The first race run. was for three Gilligans Jock, second to cham¬ ones and was accepted. His denf,al bill, KHMER.On November 2, in his 67th vary Cemetery. broidered velvet gown with year-olds and l'or a mile fla place he said, would amount to about year, Jacob Ehmer, beloved husband of gray gold upward pion Galloping Dominoes. The second eight Ehmer. NEWMAN.Rol Jr., Friday, November S. tracery on the skirt, and a racing for a $250 purse, and was wo months' army pay. Mary Funeral from his late bejoved huaband of F'.hel py toque semi-finals brought out Mil¬ » residence, 652 West 40th on Troaeman and tit of gray tulle trimmed with owned M. H. / Maxim, st., Sunday, father of Daniel Ra!. Service» and a tuft by Mandalay, by hill Midget, Marcus, and Manford Man November 6, at 2 p. m. funeral of black feather«. The beat man whs Bourne and trained by Mr. W. D. Clc o' War. Will FLYNN.On Sunday, November 5. 2 o'clock, »'an land and ridden Mr. Fred Lady Gordon-Cumming's November 2, Thomas .T. from Martin PIck'3 Chapel. 227 llenos av. Macpherson, the son-in-law of the by Alpon First S. to Flynn, beloved husband of Anna and bridegroom. Captain Hussey, the Naval who won by a nose from Lindly, ridde Strong Leaves U. Estate Family father of Loretta Newbeck, Anna Brady, O'NEII..On November 2. at St. Luke'a For the finals handled Thomas Flynn jr. Funeral on Hospital, Henry Maurice, beloved hua- Attache of the United .States by Mr. Herbert Furz. Third "went t Marcus, and A will disposing of the American es¬ from Sunday bnnd of Gertrud« Ptokem and gave the bride Embassy, Mr. trained by Mr. E. Lambic, trainer for tate of Florence 430 West 36th st., at 1 p. m. brother of away. Bandmaster, ridden by E. Wadlej the Lady Josephine Gor¬ Dr. D. Edwin O'Nall. Funeral from hi» Sir George has three all Long Island Whippet Association don-Gumming was filed in the Surro¬ FOBES.On November 3, 1022. Celia 15, late realdence, Graham Court. 7th av. children, of, Scramble) Race Interesting widow of Hiram Fobes, at the and IKith at., on whom aro married. After a dugs, finished a strong first, second Court yesterday. The testatrix residence Monday. November Í; few days A quarter-mile scramble race for th went to Mr. E. D. gates' of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Qlfford thenc« to fit. Thomas's Church, lUth et. motoring in Cheshire the new Morgan Jr.'s Maxim, died on September 20 at Pitmilly, Fife« Tarrytown, N. Y. Funeral »ervlce« iin-1 St. NIcholaa av., where a Lady; judge.« proved to be an inter Dominoes was her late at requiem Rhodes will ¿«vote the rest of her patrol Galloping third and the j »hire, Scotland, and a will filed there residence, Worcester, Mas« muaa will be celebrated at 10 a. m. In¬ to esting affair. A close finsh résultée favorite, Gilligan's who ran the of her Monday, the 6th Inst. terment at Fort Lee, N. J. Please omit honeymoon helping her husband in remark Jock, disposee property in Scotland. flo'.vers. his campaign the with Mr. McCashin, showing iiist heat in remarkable time, got a bad Lady Gordon-Cumming was the daugn- FRAZEE.Richard H. CAMPDELL FU¬ tion. during coming elec¬ able form, Mr. Harry Eas1 start and on the NERAL CHURCH, Broadway-seth st OBK--On There was a riding first; One stumbled turf, which ter of the late William T. Garner, of Monday, 10 a. m. November I. Harry, formerly of si large' congregation second, and Mr. Charles Berg, third. of the features of the Victory Ball, to be held under American was in very poor condition for 3 665 Park av. Funeral from late real St. Mary's, among them the racing. 220 Fast Hon, being The final event was tho second an Legion auspices on Friday at the Waldorf, it the Victory Souvenir Along the course many of tho so¬ dr.nee, lldth «f.. Monday, 1:S0 Audrey Pauncofote, whose father nual of the Autumn fo to which p. m. Automobile cortege. sis formerly the British Ambassador running Cup Book, many of the most famous American artists have con~ cially prominent members of society t» the United hunters duly registered by the Nationa tributed. The list of well known name» the contributors in- watcnea the races. Mrs. Charles G. PAPAI.Max. CAMTBKLL FtWBRAL States; Sir Albert Sey- and Hunt Associatior among Mr. S. CHURCH, Broadway-68th at-, Monday, Bonr, Mrs. and Lord Steeplechase cludes those of Howard Chandler Christy, Charles Dana Albert West, Harvey Ladow, Mr. E. Coe 2 p, m. Russey Blythe. The race, three miles over fair hunt Ernest Gibson, Kerr, Mrs. H. E. Damon jr., Mr. and Lady Mulholland in Paris was won ownei Sterner, Major Clegg of the British Army, Henry Reuterdahl, Mrs. rAUSONK.On Friday. November 19IÍ. ing country, by Stills, Wallace Winthrop MeKimm, with many of I, Joan the Bedminster Stable, and riddei Morgan, Leroy tialdridge, and many others equally well known Tuxedo Park Mr. E. D. Mor¬ pneumonia. In the U2d year of her Lady Mulholland, who is to by Above is a vivid sketch residents; ug», JXlUa Llvingatoo. widow of William MM Earl Cavan in a few weeks, is by Mr. Lucien Keith; second was Kin] by Harvey Dunn of an American soldier carry¬ gan jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bare ay Faraón« and daug'.iter of the late up fcuiy in Paris trousseau Neptune, owned and ridden by Mr. Gor ing a wounded comrade to safety. Below, Howard Cliandlcr Christy9» Mr. and Mrs. G, G. Thomson andWhitney,chil¬ As THE Schuyler and Ann Eliza Llvlngaton. Fu¬ buying. SOCIAL neral serviré« at 8t BartholomeWa SI» is trying to sell her house in Lon- don Prince; third was the favorite cover design, dedicated to the American Legion dren, Mr. and Mrs. D. Leonard, Mr. WEEKS Park j Church. av. and 50th at . on Mon¬ fet, as after the marriage she will live Atlanta, owned by Mr. S. D. French Proceeds from the Ball und its kindred activities will go to aid Amcri. James McLean, Miss Betty Levins, Mr. stretch day, at 10 o'clock. Kindly omit flowera. « but was dis A. F. alluringly before the Woman Roehampton House which Lord Rave On finished fourth, can seddiers disabled war service Ely, Miss Gladys Waterbury, FAdUAT.Entered Into hla a tho las through Miss Caroline rest, in isth Cms has taken. qualified for skipping jump Foster, Mrs. William of Fashion, her natural turns year, on Friday, November 3, lütí, Ed¬ Notables leaving for the United time around. Stackpole, Mrs, Griswold Lorillard, Mr. impulse ward raulat, beloved father of Elfa of New re¬ Nipper Swords, Mr. Charles Fleisch¬ Paulat. Funeral from, hl« lato realdenoe, tot« this week include Miss Elsie De Fox Hunt Held Dcrothy Sharp«, York, to suitable costumes. 61 M'eat 183d on New Golf Course turned home this week after a visit. mann, Mr. and Mrs. F. at., iiunduy afternoon 'tiff, who has closed her house in tho a fox hunt was hel< George Victor, at 2 o'ujock. hs and who has been In morning They were accompanied by Miss Nancy Mr. James, Mr. C. H. Mellen, Mr. Mc- visiting Lady at Lamington. The fox was caugh of New York, daughter of Mr. Alpin Pyle, Mr. F. H. Bohr and Mrs. Thus shares her BINCIOTITZ.On Friday, November Ï, ùdrield at Carleton House Terrace. after he circled around the Lamlngtoi Is To Be \uille, Giving responsibilities and 1K22. Katherine Rlnckwltc (nae ßepth), & has friends in Opened and Mrs. Thomas B. Yuille. Mr. and George Eyer. creates for In h(-r "lat ysar, dearly beloved n.wther many - fashions England, Sharon farm country for forty minutes William H. .-m .. Luncheon and Tea at of Anna the season a Mrs. Porter, of New York M. Connor». Helen A. Eaton taint she shared house where he wai . back to Milner cover, At White and Glen Cove, are expected for the Red Cross Is to Enlist Smart Restaurants . Theatre und Fred Rlnckwltz. Relative» and 4London with Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt killed. Those who rode were Mrs Sulphur remainder of the month. Opera and frienda aro respectfully Invited to at¬ sad Dinner. tend did much entertaining. Richard Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Mrs. Frank L. Palmer arrived from Clubwomen for Roll Call the funerul servlcea at her ¡at« Conntess has to J. residence, 4B Perry «t., on Monday, No¬ Annesleys gone Scribner jr., Mr. and Mra. McAlpir Links Will Be for New London this week for a prolonged Clubwomen of New York will bo en¬ vember 6, at 3 p. m. California. Prince Bibesco, the Ru- the Misses Bryce, Mr. Willian Ready and other late arrivals are Mr. asnian Minister to the United Pyle, Mr. Jams« stay, listed for the sixth annual roll call of Three Piece Costumes BITCH.Horace R., suddenly, April IT. is A. Larned, Mr, Harry Hoy, Use Next Season; Influx ana Mrs. William E. Shannon and Mr. the American Red Cross by the New 1022. Committal acrvioea Sunday, No- States, expected here soon to join Clark, Mr. John Clark and Mr. George and Mrs. Herbert T. Shannon, Mr. York of the of soft materials, fur-trimmed vtrnber 5, 10:30 a. n¡., Tompkln» Ave¬ lis wife and then they will both go to of Visitors Arrive to Take Oliver C. of Mr. County Chapter organiza¬ richly nue Congregational Church, Tompkln». ARirica, Bryce. Fuller, Milwaukee; tion. Mrs. Louis Ralston, chairman of av. and McDoncugh at.. Brooklyn, A few epills occurred, though nc Part in on Green Sidney D. Waldron, of Detroit; Mrs. tho Red Cross committee on federated serious accidents took place. The Sport Morris Lewis, Miss Bickerton, Mr. and announces the BOMKR.Alfred, on November 4, 192S, In at clubs, following mem¬ his 8»d year, beloved hu'ba.nd of Char¬ hunt was called off for tho races Mrs. D. Winant, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur bership of her committee: lotte A. Romer. Funeral from was held at to The Tribune Mr. Mrs. A. Burton hla roal- Scope of Y. W. C. A. Morristown. A hunt ball Special Dinpatrh Corlies, and Keene, Mrs. Harry Lilly, vice-chairman; Mrs. Fur-trimmed ilcnee at Pleaaantvllle. N. T., on Tues¬ the Whippany River Club to-night WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. James UHman, Miss Susan 'jheodore M. Hardy, chairman for Day "Wraps day. November 7, upon arrival of the Work To Be Shown costume was -worn by those Ullman, Mr. A. H. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn; Mrs. Park chair¬ Rich materials combined fur 12:55 p. m. train front Orand Central Hunting Nov. 4..Next season another 18-hole Mrs. Mathewson, with Terminal (lower level). It ia earnestly who attended. Norman S. Walker and Mr. and man for Queens; Mrs. Will Hamilton requostcd that no flowera be aent. » golf course will be opened at White h George A Post. Baker, chairman for Eichmond, and 8KIXNKB.Anna, beloved alater Meeting Arranged to Take The for a of Jo- Place Weeks Sulphur Springs. necessity Mrs. Alfred Hausrath, chairman for the aephine, Antoinette and Anton äellnar in Town Hall on Secretary and Mrs. new course has bean evident for some Bronx. The members or the general Funeral from her late residence, 14IT 16 time. The old and nine hole On committee include Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Luncheon ana 3d ov., Sunday, November 6, % p. m. November To Home eighteen Going To-day A. M. Palmer, Mrs. William D. Tea.Time Frocks Automobile cortege. Mrs. William Feilowes and Open Capital courses, on the first of which the Spor- SMITH.On November J, Loretta, belova« M#rgan DAY burg, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mrs. Gecrge of velvet, crepe, trico and satin of Catherine *wbers of the board of directors of women's national was Mrs. daughter Smith (nea Mrs. Denby Receives at First of championship American Museum of Natural History. M. Clyde, Rüssel Bassett, Mrs. Moran). Funeral from her lata resi¬ teftYoung Women's Christian Associa¬ played in September, have the reputa¬ Admission fres. Malcolm Parker MacCoy, Mrs. Patrick dence., 962 3d av., on Monday at »:I0 of New York have a Tea Dances Junior Art. Admission Justin Mrs. a. m.; thence to the Church of St. John arranged by tion of the two most used courses Metropolitan Meuseum of White, Dudley Van Hol¬ »«ting at the Town Hall for Thurs- Association being free. land, Mrs. J. W. Loeb, Mrs. Goodman the Evangelist, where a requiem maso «Ï, Service in the United States. the sum¬ Aquarium. Admission free. will bo offered for tho repoae of bar « November 16, to show the scope From. Tho Tribune's Washington Bureau During Museum. Admission free. Richard Davis, Mrs. Mullln Slim »oui. work done by the Y. W. C. A. in mer, and fall seasons tho rush Brooklyn Admission Mrs. Grace Berner, Mr3. HomerWayne, Evening Gowns. .s»» York. WASHINGTON, Nov. 4..The Secre¬ spring N'ew York Historical Society, Lee, SPRING.At Pepperell, Maae., on Novem¬ returned is so heavy that they have for some free. Mrs. Arthur Brittain, Mrs. Henry Nas- beautifully draped-~-of metallic ber 4. Hlancho, daughter of the late Mrs. Frederick H. Cone is chairman tary of War and Mrs. Weeks Van Cortlandt Park Museum. Admission soit, Mrs. William J. Hurrell, Mrs. Wil¬ cloths, Jacob E. and Sara P. Spring. Bervico« to Washington this morning from their time been inadequate. free. velvets and brocades private. .jft« program committee and has ar- The Zoological Park. Admission free. liam Johns Ralston and Miss Ella several home in West Newton, Mass. Sec¬ The new course will be about 6,160 York Louise Henderson. The of 8TONKV.On November I, Mary B. Stoney, j"H*J Interesting features. for last Hall of Fame at New University, purpose »later of the late «».William Sloane Coffan Is chairman retary joined Mrs. Weekä the yards long, with four short holes; six University Heights. Admission free. Mrs. Ralston's committee is to make belpved Mr«. Catherine at where ehe S. Wise nn "Who C. Delanuy. Funeral from 130 Green¬ 5 committee on week-end West Newton, Address by Stephen ihe memberships of the various wom¬ wich near «n."j* arrangements, has several weeks since closing holes ranging from 305 to 880 yards, Should Be Admitted a Student In the av,, 8th av,, to St. Bernard's Paui Sturtevant is the passed American College?" Carnegie Hall, 10.45 en's clubs in New York City 100 per Church, Weat 14th st., Monday, Novem¬ managing their summer home on Mount Prospect, seven holes from 400 to 440 yards and Vv ondrous ber 6, at 10 a. m. Interment ?:" j*i«rve ceremony and Mrs. Eras- o'clock. cent in this year's roll call of the Red Evening Vv raps Calvary at Lancaster, N. H. They will open one three-shot hole; the first nine holes Lecture by Dr. Felix Adlnr on "The Grop¬ Cross. Cemetery. ÏÏJ¦. Cravath the'international in- Toward More and tableau. Mrs. their home on V Street for the winter. out 3,080 and the sec¬ ing of American People collared banded with luxurious fur TAGLIAJM'K.Charlen J. beloved husband .jj«Wt Morgan will pre- Mrs. wife of the Secretary of going covering Vital Isuues In Politics." 2 West Blxty- of Joaephln« Tagllabue and father of Denby, ond nine coming in 3,070 yards. The fourth Street, 11 o'clock. Miss Broer To Be Married Ethel T. HapRood, on November J, 192Ï, rhe patronesses include: Mrs. Paul the Navy, received at the first of a hazards will be natural Story hours for children, conducted by at the bidc.i.ci! of hla »later, Joeephlne was mostly ones, on "Picture Books of To Mr. Frederick Rahe fi* Miibank, Mrs. Dwight Dumont. Forty-ninth Street. 4 o'clock. a in the South. City, Thuee- «nd Mrs. Lewis H. Fenelon and the Misses night's go.lf. Mr. Frederick A. Snow honeymoon ¦'».¦', Nov-mfcer |, ]g|l, after a short Lapham. .The naval attache of the Brazilian and Mr. A. Lincoln Filene also arrived Dedication of new Föderation Settlement, tllneas, JoB'Ph Awtert Widsert, in th» Graca US East 108th Street, 4 o'clock. roth year of hie *ge Funertt! seryicas Embassy, Captain Heraclito for golf, and others who are playing British Harvest Festiva!, auspices of the a.', M a St. Paul's his late reji^ai.c-e. 42? Eoet lefth War, Churches Aranha. entertained small company every day include Mrs. Rodman Wana- English Speaking World, The Former Lucile Staff at., on I Appeal at the Church, Fulton, Broadway and Vesey Sunday, Novemfcar 6. at o'clock. informally at luncheon to-day maker, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cad- 4 o'clock. Relative», f-.i«:iue and itinnbir» of Typo- "^''cate a« Com-¡ streets, Furniture Sale in the siraphical Union, "f.'o. f _:id th« Order of Armistice" to Shoreham, having his guests walader jr., Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wat¬ Gidding French Salon invite Owls Sunday B. Dr. son Mr. MGHT you Invited to attend. Vlncenna«. Ind., mander and Mrs. Claude Mayo, jr., John Russell Pope, Mr. Re¬ paper» pleaso copy. »ien0^ Council Urges Fenton Bradford and Miss Peter Williamson Roberts, Mr. George Lecture by the Rev. John Haynes Holmes Tapestries, Antiques, to view their Neuf Collection of íf «niN'GTOX, Nov. 4.-~Observance and Mrs. on "Germany and the Fate of Europe." Original WIXKINS.Harriet B. Grlswold, wife of the Agnes Golden. Brooke, Mr, Lawrence D. Buhl, Mr. and Community Forum, Park Avenue and productions, Lamps, Cur¬ Mid-Seajon Model* W. A. Wllkins, at the home of her mlnT l2, Sunday after Ar" Mr«. Keyes, wife of Senator Henry Mrs. Francis M. Whitehouse, Mr. G. A. Thirty-fourth Street, 8 o'clock. tain etc. especially de¬ tiauehtar. Mi« ¿3. P. Manviile, at Whlta- *%?*» !uy' by "dedicating ourselves at luncheon Post and Mr. W. F. Watters. Former Lecture by Sir Basil Thomson on "My Materials, hall, N. T., Friday afternoon. _ervlcea .he task of is Wilder Keves. entertained Experiences at Scotland Yard," Broad- signed for The Opem~~Hone Sbou.>-~ Monday efurnoon. ^e a ending war," sug- in heir apartment, at 2400 Sixteenth Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, Mr. Morgan hurst Theater, t o'clook. On account of removal tùr, »dement to-day by the Fed- in honor of Mme. Grouitch, wife J. O'Brien jr., Mr. Evander B. Schley, early Theatre and other activities of the of Churches of Christ in Street, Croats Mr. Frank Crocker and Mr. Charles BOARD OF EDUCATION' M5CTURES to 19 East 55th Street, we UNDERTAKERS ^«uncil of former Minister of the Serbs, All Trend of the Times Lectures: On 'The offer selections from our and Slovenes. Blair MaeDonald have returned to New Coal and Railroad Strikes and Their Social Seasons. ,\ Na«'7 c}lslrch on Armistice Sunday General and Mrs. Harry York after a season of golf here. Results." Entire Stock at Ib our sin in Brigadier was Play« of the Hour: On "Malvaloca," by (J°"Í8»«nt having been so entertained at dinner this eve¬ Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee joined ^^ the method of com- Taylor honor at the Greenbrier this week Miss Serafín and Joaquín Quintero, and "H'g & miwi ning at the Chevy Chase Club in by a Boy," by William Anthony MoOuIre, Discount» from to Gíl'toíttmbiw 8200T m w*\rm»ment and fratricidal strife," Mrs. William W. Martha Stewart Bowers, of New York. Book of the Hour: On Sinclair Lewis's % l/z "From of Commander and Mr. and Mrs. William J. A. of "Babbitt." to W FKÁNKECAMFBEU Áj^atatement. every pew on Galbraith, who are visiting Captain McKim, An exceptional opportunity W »s* .>" Sunday let our united prayers Short Hills, who arrived with Mrs. Manhattan choice furnishings as If *<3h£QunendQtiurcWwc If war-* and Mrs. Luke McNamee. purchase ¡i .'^> . have home. (MON^SCIAIUAM) may . ?t*H-^ *l, reailyicaiiy beoe banishedoanssneu » Witherbee, returned Organ recital bs William A. Goldsworthy, low as auction prices. ,'j Ûg ^.. Vsr*b' From let the Bliss Mercer Dunlop, of New York, Kn»l»ted by Mlas Geneva Young, soprano, pulpit at High Irv¬ AVENUE*** Street Brts «f R.Up »nt^nationai law and the engagement of their daughter, "Trend of the Times," by Professor Wil¬ 3S3d St. Jerome or can W. Newbold Welsh, of Philadelphia. B. at P. S. comer 70th St. Lexington SuowftA Jttstiee, and must be Dorothy M. Schweinler, to Mr. Carl liam Otia, fot. ustS Street, Book of Yíev.» or Representatives jl»ia^w Badenhausen, of Staten Island. Mr. W. Willoughby Sharpe and Misa west of Lexington Avenu«. Telaplioaa Woodi*»* ijife