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) THE HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1!?22. 4 44 4 9 Gives PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Walters and WOMEN AT THAMPTON J. C. Merillon Dies M. P. KINKAID, NEBRASKA Cambridge NEW YORK. Henry SOU: Bobby Connelly, 13, MEMBER OF HOUSE, DIES an LL.D. Mra William A. Jamison of one West As He Starts Star of III Degree Seventy-second street la at Brlarcllff Bride at Newport ENTER FOR TENNIS CUP EVENTS Movies, In Congress 20 Years and Lodge for an Indefinite stay. Dies Was About to Retire. to Justice Taft A board the Narada I « 1 for New York Three Months, Mrs. Clarence Gray Dlnsmore has Washington, July S..M. P. Kinka:4. gone to the Grlswold Hotel, Eastern member of the House of Representatives Point, Conn. Sir John Sandys, Formerly Tennis Automobile Overturns Near First in Films When from the Sixth Nebraska District, died Committee Issues Appeared to-day at Garfield Hospital from a Harvard Lecturer, Dies on Mrs. Francis McNeil Bacon, who went Cherbourg.His Money Three Years Old; Was of diseases. He had beencomplication111 abroad In the early spring, returned by for Sixth AnnualInvitations since early in May. Funeral services \ to the Majestic. Disappears. Also on Stage. will be held at O'Nell, Neb., his home. Way Ceremony. Tournament. Mr. Kinkaid, who would have Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Oltn, who twenty years of continuous completedser- \ sailed from will go vice in the House next Maroh, recently Europe Wednesday, Cable The New York H«eai d July 6 to their home in Rhlnebeck, Special to Bobby Connelly, aged 13, one of the announced that he r*>t seek re- Cambiums, England, country Special Dispatch to Tub New Yob* Copyright, 102!, by The New York woi^B Press)..William Howard(AssociatedTafe N. Y., upon their arrival. R. 6..Traveling by first Juvenile motion picture stars, and election. He was chairman ot the I.. July HhuldNewpgrt, York Herald Bureau, ) on of Arid Lands and added another title to-day to the long HeraldNew6. t regarded by many as the original Irrigation committee Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Blair ol yachts is now one of the chief ways of Paris, July author of the Klnkald homestead act. list of honora already acquired when one's villa at for the Racing: to catch the Olympic, with child genius of the films, died yesterday Washington are at the Vanderbllt and reaching Newport ir. his home, 45 Spencer avenue, dear to a last summer. threo others In the machine, EDWARD DIES. Cambrldgo University, had small party for dinner there Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters L>. I., after an illness of threeLynbrook, R. CALDWELL as a source of higher education,Americansevening. arrived to-day from New York on board C. Merillon. brother to Pierre Merillon, months from enlarged heart and 6..Edward R. been Syracuse, July conferred upon the Chief Justice of the their steam yacht the Narada. They who Is prominent in New York and His health always had bronchitis. of the Rubber Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield have Paris Is dead as the result delicate. president Syracuse Caldwell, Supreme Court the Peroy went to their In society, and ^B rented Overwoods, their country place villa, Sherwood, of injuries received when his automo- He was born in , the son of Company, founder of the Caldwell free of Doctor of Laws. The de^B in and taken a avenue, for the summer. BellevueThey bile overturned, fifteen miles from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connelly, vaude-! Ward Brass Company, and for many Redding Ridge, Conn., & occurred in the ancient Senate house at Westport. Conn. brought up with them Mr. and Mrs. Cherbourg. Merillon's father is a banker vllle and motion picture actors. He \ears head of the B. R. Caldwell Son cereK^mony in when 3 Brass died to-day. He was Wall of the university. John Russell and their children, Pau, and his mother was Catherine started his screen career years Company, _ one Syracuse Mr. Walter who returned Clinch of New York. He Is the nephew old, appearing with the Kalem company; of the organlxers of the While to the Senate house to Damroach. who are to Sea at Price's were Rubber H walking from the started occupy Cove, of a high official of the French Court In 1912, Just when motion pictures Company, which manufactured witness the conferring of the 'degrees Europe by Majestic, Neck. of Cassation. their big rise In automobile tires. He was yesterday for Bar Harbor to Join Mrs beginning popularity.1 Sir John Sandys dropped dead. will Merillon was en route to New York He Joined the Vitagraph Company In ^B * scholar and was Lane Damrosch there. Another yachting part/, which distinguished arrive to-morrow morning will be that to spend two months attending to busi- July, 1913, and played In many refresh- OLDEST ODD FELLOW DIES. ^B lecturer at Harvard in 1905. ness interests with his brother, whose ing, unsophisticated comedies which did ^B sat with Mrs. William Dlsston has returned of Mrs. William K. Vanderbllt, 2d. and Shreveport, La., 6..Nathaniel The Duke of York, who her two the Miss's Muriel offices are on Broadway. His com- much to start the vogue of the present July ^B also received an LL.P. degree. from Atlantic City to the Rlts-Carlton. daughters, panions were a S. Allen. 92, said to have been the oldeat Taft, Jusl< and Conmjelo Vanderbllt, who will come French physician, child pictures. Odd To the Earl of Balfour, chancellor of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Shaffer have Viellevllle, whose skull was trepanned Among his pictures were the "Sonny Fellow, died here last night. an come from to that hotel. from New York nn board Mrs. and "A the university, was presented Southampton to remain for the summer at this afternoon, and who probably will Jim" series, "The Grand Duke" ^B the uni yacht Vanderbilt's a the minated address on behalf of Gravel In street. recover, and friend, giving the rame Prince In a Pawnshop." Next came tiis services at the illu^B Mr. and Mrs. James W. Court. Clay Rachel Astor of Director" ; vi-rsity lauding Oerard, who Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fltzslmnns. who Paris, who. like the "Bobby" series."Bobby, lngton conference and congratulatingWash^B are returning by the Berengarla, due have been with the Uev. Dr. chauffeur, was only badly bruised. "Bobby, Pacifist"; "Bobby, DIED. the stopping The are a &c. upon his elevation to peerage. to-day, will stop at the Rltz-Carlton fot and Mrs. Roderick Terry, now are at police making special in- "Bobby's Bravery," Philanthropist"; ^JhlmIn conferring the degree upon Chief a few days. their will vestigation, as between the lime Meril- He also appeared In several O, Henry Albers, Henry F. Emmons. James M. orator, who place, Harbourvlew. Thoy Ion was Injured and his death thousands "The Baxter, George YV. Gates. Letltla F. H. Justice Taft the public go to New York the latter part of next pictures, among them Discounters Bronson, J. Hobart Klngslanri, M. >1. R. ^B in referred to his of francs he is known to have had with of Money," "The Bottom of the Well" H spoke Latin, Mrs. Horace Havemeyer will be woek and sail for Ecufulor. South hint Check Colby. Benjamin B. Maloney, Edith L in the Philippines, where, he said. with Mrs. Gerald V. Holllns In about 15 to remain until disappeared. stubs bearing and "Her Right to Live." He also played Cone, Edward W. McAdam. Clarence had restored adminisBtratlonand associated July America, the name of the Equitable Tiust parts with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, Cronln, Denis Nichols, Walter O. the ex-President quiet conducting a Chinese booth at the when they will return to September. show that Cronln, Kate Orlando, Adolph ^B order and initiated education and just before ho left CompanyParis Harry Moran and the late Olive Thomas. Artsur. Chinese fete In Bayshore, L. I., on July to stay until after Christmas. NewportThey p he drew 12,000 francs to cover the cost Dormer, T'attlson. Flora B. ^B that he had then He made his hit In "Humor- Drlscoll, James F. ture, and to the fact cutH 13. 14 and 15 for the Southstde Hospital then will go abroad. of the to New biggest Scott. Levi H. B. the of the voyage York, and 50,000 esque" two years ago. When he became Du Bols, Sethena E» Sherman, Rufus M. H been called by suffrage maintenance fund. The tennis committee of the Newport francs payable to Rachel Astor. Dupree, John, Jr. E. lean to the country's highest Casino Invitations for the 111 he had Just finished "Wild Youth," Skelton, C. people andAmerHto issued to-day Merillon met his death less than three Edwards, Milton Wltherbee, C. W. H magistracy, to his return to Yale sixth annual Invitation tournament, miles from which has not yet been released. Many Court Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland and her son the village where, while Him stars and many who had simply hf elevation to the Supreme and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. which will be held at the Casino last summer in an airplane travelingwith In Memoriam. H bench, where he became a "worthy suc August and among those incited his the known Bobby casually In the studios Drexel Godfrey of Auldwood, Edwinthe 14, starting father, plane fell, und all its called at the home of his last Rafter, Cecilia P. cessor to John Marshall." in to participate are the most prominent occupants were badly injured. His parents Hoagland country place Runison, of It is also night to express their sorrow. Besides players the country. brother Pierre was au- . N. J., are at the Hotel Devon to remain the victim of an in also headed ALBERS. Henry F. CAMPBELL that members of the competingprobable tomobllo accident last spring, only a playing pictures Bobby CHURCH, 8 P. M. NOTES FROM NEW LONDON. until Monday, when they will go to their Those a vaudeville company of his own In a Thursday, FUNERAL I camp at Paul Smith's. Davis cup teams will take part. few miles from the scene of yerterday's BAXTER.0:» July ll, 1922. George W. Invited to participate Include William T. catastrophe. sketch on the Keith circuit and had of Edna Scofleld Baxter, agedhusbandS9 I Mrs. C. h. Martin to GItc Ten for Tilden, William M. Johnston, Vincent one of the hightst paid childbecomeyeira. Fune.-al services at his late who came from 18 Tier on Wires of Nnral Ollleers. Mrs. Harold Brown, Richards, Wallace F. Johnson. Watson actors in the world. St.. City Island, N. 1*..residence. Newport to say bon 'voyage to Mrs. M. Washburn, R. Norrls Williams, S. VETERANS ASK THAT Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 *P. M. Special Dispatch to Tub New York Hbrai.d. John Nicholas Brown and Mr. John Howard Voshell, Dawrence B. Rice, evening in St. Raymond's to-morrowRoman BRONSON..At Litchfield. Conn., July H. 6. . Mrs. ART SCHOOL REOPEN 1912, J. Hobart, aged 80 years. Funeral New London, Conn., July Nicholas Brown, Jr.. Is at the Belmont Nathaniel W. Nlles. Willis E. Davis, In Bynbrook. Burial from his late residence, Waterbury. Conn., wife of Lieut C. H. Martin, for a short stay. Mrs. John Nicholas will be at L. I. 11 A. M. H Martin, Robert Kinsey, Howard Kinsey. S. W. Mrs. William Warner and M rs. Lord at Klinont, Saturday. July 8, 1922. Please H U. S. N., of the submarine base, will Brown and her son, who was graduated Pearson, W. J. Clothier, Frank T. Hoppin J. Couper Southampton. Disabled Students Protest omit flowers. entertain at tea the wives of a score from Harvard this year, sailed by the Anderson, Fred C. Anderson, Philip Neer, ______COLBY..Suddenly, at Monmouth Memorial at the base at her and the Against Instruction. HARRY J. CALLAHAN Hospital, Long Branch, N. J., July 3. H of the naval officers Aqultanla Tuesday will pass Zenzo Schimldu, Carl Fischer, Francis T. Ending 1922, B. beloved husband residence to-morrow afternoon. summer abroad. William Faversham to *ar in Bill at Resort Benjamin Colby, H the Hunter and others. App( Triple ^ DIES OF HEART DISEASE of Alice S. Funeral service at his lats H Miss Jean of New York is Mr. Lispenard Stewart gave a dinner Disabled veterans, who were students residence, 10 James St.. Montclalr, N. J.. H guest of Mrs. Edmund Woods of Bar Mrs. George Edward Kent entertained to-night for the Princess de Braganza. for Benefit of K.ehearsal Club. at the school conducted by the Society]] Saturday, July 8. at 2 P. M. and Mrs. W. H. Glincs i-..wn I.'*., rnwara row Court. Mr. at luncheon In the Rlts-Carlton Registered at the Casino were Mrs. of Illustrators, met at the Art 65 Was Assistant Clerk of Hmnnaay, juiy .>, H are here to spend several days with her W. Allen Center, Wallace, beloved husband of Arllne K. for her daughter. Miss KatherlneyesterdayW. A. Webber and Mr. East Term Seven Years. Cone. Funeral services will be held at hi* Mr. and Mrs. William Guest. Fifty-sixth street, last night, to sign Appellate * H parents, Kent. Mrs. William Russell Grace was from Pittsfield and Messrs. RobertWebber Special Dispatch to Tub New Yo«k Hejui.d. "Contemporary Spain" at Mrs. P. A. late residence, .162 Riverside Drive, Frl- H Lieutenant-Commander and Mrs. Morris Mrs. Martin B. W. and Shafter Howard. Valentine's villa In First Neck Lane. a petition protesting against the action of day, July 7, at 2:.10 J\ SI. have gone to among the guests. Cutler Southampton, N. Y., July 6..Eneour- Funeral services for Harry J. H Carl T. Huli and children Saportas had among her guests for Mr. and Mrs. George D. Wldener have It was an interesting talk. Miss the United States Veterans Bureau In CRON'IN"..Denis, 110 East 41st St., on PnrtumnnMi Mr Grafton Wiggins Of aged by several hours of sunshine there aged 35, assistant clerk of theCallahan,July .1. Funeral Saturday at 10 A. M. luncheon there Mrs. Herbert Shipman arrived at Midellff, Ochre Point knowledge of her subject havingMarkell'sclosing the school last week. With them Term of the Stipreme Court, who New York has returned home after Clinton haa gone to have been numerous entries for the been from a long visit in Soaln. Appellatefrom funeral parlors of John J. Hodnett, and Mrs. Herbert I. Foster. Mrs. John Gray gained were a died heart disease Wednesday in his 11S0 Ogilen a v., thence to Sacred Heart his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton a of a few be The course will Include the remaining number of members of the visiting Bar Harbor for sojourn forthcoming club "tournaments to who home at 3602 Holland ave'.iue, The Church, 109th st. and Shakespeare av., Wiggins, at Old Lyme. weeks. at the Meadow Club for cups that Thursdays in this month and will treat Society, have been leadingIllustrators Hlghbrldge. Interment Calvary. Auto at Mohican Hotel include WASHINGTON. played figures in the school's work. At the Bronx, will be held at 10 o'clock Arrivals the Plans and specifications are already have been presented from time to time of political life, customs, drama, novels mnrnlro-