r THE NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1922. * If PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. H. F. GUNNISON BACK THE REV. J. A. SEITZ DIED. //. Vanderbilt Miss Francke and MISS JEAN FLETC,HER BRIDE FROM BRAZIL EXPOSITION DIES AT 84 IN COS COB SBW YORK. FI3UST..Slgmund, beloved husband of K., Par ItooW to from Rio de Janeiro. With street. Cos Cob, Conn., .in his Season.Guest at The return New York. a Bride of yesterday away. Relative* rnd friend* and mem Tappin him were thirty-four men and women year. Born In Melmnre, Ohio,eightyfifththe tier* of St CectJe I,od(e. No. 308. P. and Rev. K. of P are Mrs. Lyman Hine and Mrs. who visited the exposition us guests of Mr. Self* attended Oberlln College A. M Eclipse Dodge, 194. Breakers. Northrop Man. Boston % and became a invited to attend the funeral on Sunday, Ira r the including William V. teacher and later a Richards, Jr.. have come from Daily Eagle, In October 1. et II A Locust to the ^-v_ Hester, son of the president of the 1867 he entered the ministryphysician. Valley Vanderbllt for the of the and GAMBLE..On Friday tieptomber 23. 1f>22. at week end. Mrs. John Eewls Chi'ds andnewspaperMrs. Unlversallst Church had his home, MO W. fl'.th at., William to The New Yosk Hmued. In Trinity Church, Hewlett, h. I., yes;-1 at Adrian and Attica, Ohio. parishesHa Fptcial Dispatch V>.> w A. Barton Hepburn. amble, beloved husband of I.eonora at # vAlexander Hamilton Rice; Mr. Plerro'e for their eon and bride, asslted by the Rev. Arthur U Jr pursuits. He wrote severalhorticultural29, 1922. David A Hall, in the 79th year WM. H. SCHMIDT DIES of hi* services at W. Lewis from Conn., Mr. and Mrs. William daughter-inlaw,G. F. Lelth. Rumpus, rector of the church. The works and a vesper servicedenominational age Funeral Trinity R. Rldgefleld, who entered the church for 'hurch. Portland Conn.. Monday, bride, with her AT HOME IN BAY SHORE the church. at 1 P. M. Conn., Miss Hope Gaston and Mr. Edward Mr. had as 2. Mlddletown, October Mr*. Minturn Pinchot and her stepfather. Ta~ppln, matrons The Rev. Mr. Seltz leaves hi* wife, papers plea** copy, Jiangs of Boston. Miss Rosamond of honor, her sister, Mrs. George W. Van who was Miss Rebecca J. Brown, and HARRISON"..Elian Wain Harrison, wlfa of M. Pinchot. returneddaughter.Siclen. and Mrs. Martin W. Civil Engineer Was Identified whom he married The last bake of the season was held yesterday by the Aquttania tind are at Littleton, sixty-one years ago, Charles Cuatl* Harrison, In her 70th year, at the Clambake Club this afternoon. the Ambassador. Jr. The other bridal attendants were With Big Here. and his son nt tier home on September HO. Services .Mrs. ChtUls, 3rl, and the Misses Enterprises at Happy Creek Farms, St. Davids. Pa., the members present were Harvey on Among HaIaii .Tfihnsnn Marv Oufnn/I VI g. 1/1 Monday atternoen, October at 4 Reginald C. II. o'clock. Interment Messrs. Marlon Eppley, Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, Ruth \Vade, Margaret Wallace, \'ir- William Schmidt, aged 62, civil private, Vanderbilt, George F. Cozzens, Walter who were the (pleats of his father. of 24 East Eighth street, diedengineer,HOLIDAY GREETINQS. HDNTERSON.Menrlee Giant .McDonald, ginla Sterry, Josephine Flood and late ttlfe of th-» late Jamc* Henderson, on S. Andrews, Gustav J. S. White, Walker Elbridge T. Gerry, have Commodoregone Friday in his summer home at Bay Crane. Christine Shore after an illness of more two ARNOl.DIMr. and Mm. Henry K. Arnold), September 29, at her residence. 127 .'id St., Breeso Smith and Dr. Harry Jennings to Warwick, R. I. than 88 Madison New New Dorp. Htsten Island. Funeral Mr. Joan Jacques Bertschmann was years from anaemia. He was for St., York city, extend to Knapp. the best man. The ushers were Messrs. many their relatives and friends best wlihs* Sunday, October 1, at 3 P. M. aervtcoe tomorrow. Mr. connected with the United for a Hill Top Inn closes Miss Edith Bowdoin will return from Roderick Philips, Wallace Orr, Milton years happy New Year. » j private. Interment Rnd Mrs. George B. De Forest, who Bar Harbor next and later make Dorldnd Bernard and Construction Company,EngineeringMEYERS .Mr. end Mm. Herman E. Meyers HGWARn .V.t.r.n. nf «f,a C,v,rlh Friday Doyle. M. Baruch, Jr., which a of 1128 Lenox iv. extend to their relatives ment, N. (J. .v. w gtncere have been stopping there, will open tho an extended tour automobile. Lloyd and had part in building the Y., itli regret Mr. and Mrs. George by Byers Franklin Nichols. The Railroad tubes under the and friends best wishes for a Happy New announcement in mtiti1 of the death on Gill cottage and reception was at the conn- PennsylvaniaYear. September 27. of Jards C. Hoaatd to Bon A Meadowcrest, Hudson and laid the foundations for the J. Cullum will go the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V. who try home in Hewlett of the bride's uncle (Ninth Company). at Augusta, Ga. Hay. piers of the Williamsburg Bridge. Mr. Willard C. Flak. rreaiden'. it-Vanderbiltare the guests of her parents, Mr. and and aunt. Mr.,and Mrs. K. Irving Schmidt also did work in- Russia and Dinners given by Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Francis R. ington. The coug>le will live at 139 B I RTHS. HL'TCTIFROV..At Baldwin*. Long lalar.d, Applcton, In Ipswich. HuntI Cuba for his on 29 Henrietta R . Aspegren, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander will Fast street. company. Friday. September Mass., return to-morrow to New Sixty-sixth He became interested In banking sev- widow of Robert Hutcheeon of New Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Marion EppleyHamiltonYork. ARONSON..Mr and Mrs. Albeit Aronson Vork rity. Funeral »ervice* on Monday at were eral years ago, becoming vice-presidert f.Tennefte Wilder of 18rt Sara'cra and Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Bogert MACK.Cl'ltlir. of av., ! P M., at tlie homo of her daughter. events of to-nlaht. Mr. R. Livingston the Commonwealth Bank and a Yonkeia, N. Y.i announce the birth of a Mrs. John J I. Carl, Jr.. 238 North Grand Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze trustee of the Citizens' daughter on September 2U at I.>r. l.lojd s a\\, Bald*. Ins. it'and. Interment Beeekman gave' a lunclteon at Land's Miss Josephine Curry, daughter of Savings Bank, sanitarium. Long sailed yesterday by the Homeric for a Mr. and Mrs. Duncan of botii on the Bowery. He was a member Woodlawn Cemetery, N'. Y J-.'na. short trip abroad. Their children. Miss Curry of the University Club, the HBtEBRHNN..-On September 20. to Mr. and LAKE..1Ob September 28. 1822. Mary Thayer A musieale at Art brook, II., and Mr. John George Mack. Engineer»| Mrs. Henry Meilbrtinn, a son. morning Elizabeth Kountze and Mr. Palmer D. son Lynj Club and the Delta Psi He l.ako. at Iit home. 128 Clinton road, well Miss Gladys of Mr. and Mrs. George Mack of fraternity. MINRATH..To Mr. and Mrs. Scott II Mare Funeral at the was attended. AssociationKountze, remain at the Ambassador. Port was an engineering graduate of Cornel!. r.rookllne. service* .Greene, soprano; Ray Groff, violin, and Jorvis. K. Y.. were married last He leaves his September 24. 102'.'. at 312 W.Ttltnlatli,R2d chapel. Foreet Hllla Cemeterv, on Monday, were evening at the Automobile Club of wife, who was Mian St.. a daughter. October 2. at 11 A. >1. Relative* and Mrs. W. Woodward Phelps, piano, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rockefeller ALirv daughter of friend* are were America by the Rev. Dr. Robert Watson, Clausen, Henrv NET'RAP-Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Invited. the artists. Among those present and their <|aughter, Miss Almlra Mrs. Harrison Gai dner '""leusen, brewer. Funeral services Neurad Cnee Elsie Stutz) of 1 HTf> Mmes Arthur Curtiss James. Maude pastor of the Second Presbyterian Reynolds. will Southern I.ANC ASTER..James ft., mechanical will return to 2P2 MadisonRockefeller. b<' held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning m Boulevard, a daughter, K'lr-ti .leanne, on 920 St. N'irholai av. died tin cnglnfr, ,7'owc Elliott. Harford W. H. Powel. to-morrow Church. Miss Lillian Scliwako of his late Sept mbrr 20, at Bronx Maternity September 6. hoepltall from their camp at avenueBay side. I,, \«*< of Bay-j home. Thomas H. Lawton. Charles F. P. Pond in the Adirondacks. i,, maid honor. Mr. Hospital.MAGC'IRK . On September 29. 1922. Jame* F. rdson, Charles L. F. Robinson, JamesRichfi William Arthur Codding was best man. Ceremony in St. John's Cha]pel, Locust Volley, Is bojnvrd hu.-hand of Anna Magulre. Funeral ''" .IJ Ml.. V.lkn.ln. r> l>r. The hla After having passed six weeks in ushers were Messrs. Ferdinand JAMES BELL, 105, DIES; from tale residence, 7f> North 4th at., 5azzo and Mrs. Robert Potter. One of California Mr. and Mrs. Neumann. Stanley M. Smith and "Walter lowed by Receptior at the Willows. Foli CONFIRMATIONS. Brooklyn, on Monday at 9:30 A. >1. William Winslow Barre. JOHN 109 Solemn Reiutem Mam at Cliurrh of SA. Mrs. Potter's songs, a lullaby, was sung, Taft 2d have started for their Howardhome F1TZPATR1CK,V Peter and Taut. Wythe »v. Auto cortege. piie composes under the name of at 103 East Among the guests were Sir Thomas OBKRFELDER Mr. and Mm. hiduoy Ft. C. Eighty-sixth street, stopping In tlie s oon wont to the which overlook 171 Fort MANCHK.--Julius OAMPBELLFUNERAL Potter. Miss Cortazzo has justVirginiaen route at the Broadmoor in Colorado Liptnn, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Olds. Mr. picturesque St. John's Chapel, lawns, Former, of Ob#»rfe1dcr, Washington nv.# ClITTUCII, Broadway-lWth at., Sunday. 3 from she W. C. Durant, Mr. and Mrs. Goorge Locust Valley. L. I., yesterday after-! 1 he .Sound, and under a marquee a Wisconsin, Leaves the Bar Mltsva.li of their announceP. M. Europe, where passedreturnedSprings. f a Theodore, Saturday, October 7, Mount the summer. Stowe. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Maxwell, noon Miss Jean Fletcher, only daughter luncheon was served by Sherry,hufrt Widow of 103. Neboh Temple, 1~oth pf. and Broadway. At MITCHELL.September 29. Abigail Ann. Miss Kanny L. Johnson to-day leased Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray Young have Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sehwake. Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher of In addition to tho bridegroom's home Sunday, October 8, from 3 lo 0. Service* ntephen Mnrrltt'a Chapel. 223 8t!i e av., near 2lat at., Sunday. 8 P. M. the Stockton cottage belonging to Mr. arrived from Europe after an absence M'-s. F. Neumann, Mr. and Mrs. this city, was married to Mr. Harrison from Boston there were presentpaints Green* Bat, Wis., Sept. 30..James vais Mr. Gardner son and Jdrs. Dr. and Mrs. MORSE..Char!** W., Sunday night. Sept. Edward J. Kerwind. of more than a year. Mrs. Young has Fox, and Mrs. Robert J. BcaujBest, Reynolds, of Mr. Mrs. Philip Gardner, Reli. 105 years old, diel at 1 N. P. Burke, yesterday at] '.'4, Canterbury, Conn., home of hie Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander 2d left for a trip West. Mr. Young has Mr. and Mrs. 15. C. Bennett. Mr. and Philip M. Reynolds of Boston and Mil- Reynolds, Mrs. T. Edvardhis home at Abrams, leaving a widow ENGAGED. ft p daughter, Mr*. Frank E. Miller. Eave returned to New York. gone to Bar Harbor. Mrs. Marl Westcott. Messrs. Robert and ton. Mass. As the chapel is small, drs. John P. Reynolds. Mrs. Walter 103 years old, with whom he Woodlawn. Funeral private. Alfred J ackson, Mr. William B. Revere and Mr. recently Interment, Crasse, John Gren and Elmer few outside the families witnessed the celebrated his eighty-fifth wedding an- KAHN.ROSENCRANZ..Mr. and Mrs. MeDBHMOTT..On September 30 at her Mr. and Mrs. William Goadby Locw Thompson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wolf-Tone ceremony, which was performed by the violin, harp organ ^ and Mr. REV. W. H. 28. Alderman John J. Keardon.September Ntw Havkn, Conn., .Sept. 30..Mr. are at the Plaza for a month.Francisco, DUNN WOODBIRY. lite bride was escorted by her father. Idr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lovett H00PLE DEAD. MARRIAGES. brother of Matthew, Julia. Williamhelmed and Mrs. Arthur K. Clark of New Haven Others there are Mrs. D. Herbert She wore white net embroidered with 1tnd Mrs. Robert Howard Gamble. and Nellie llenrdou. Funeral from hte late announce the Miss Helene Hostetter Special i'n«j. Franklin, Mrs. 30. at St. .iHniee. I.oag^lsland,Septemberby the M. to daughter, Clark, to Mr. Hostetter. Jr., H., Sept. train of white satin fell the long veil Received Oversens. Rev. Pr. Holden. Rnretta H. Reboul, Church of St. Monica. Ee.-t 70th at. Merrltt Clark, son of Mr. and from Beverly, Mass., en route to i-.ii/i.i >»oru"n vvooanury, uaugnter or of rare Milanese lace. She carried enjl C4rand Concouree. Monday. October Railroad Company. Mr. Henry C. Wallace, of Sherwood Dunn of Washington.Frrd! ants were Mrs. Soth Low, Mrs. Artemug Friday at Shaller Warren Ventres of 2. 11 A. M. Iiitennent Greenwood. Secretary D. O.. irr tho bride's fwlaer Lorillard. Mr. arid Mrs Charles home. 277 Brooklyn avenue, his] Khtglewo-id, Miss Clark Is a graduate of Pana Agriculture. Is leaving Washington family's home at Gates, Mrs, H. Nelson Slater and Miss Brooklyn, N. J-, on September Idth. 1022, at the Bedford, near this hy tho Rev. Marie of this \. Van Rensselaer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul He had n4ver recovered from internal Church of the ROBERTS..'Mi .September 29, Elizabeth Hall, class of 1921, and Mr. Clark is for Peoria, III., to attend a tonight place, Lumanehe eity; Mrs. lJevello Transfiguration. noiipi", neinvcQ tvir-. or Avthur nnh-rm, of the class of 1924 at Yale. of Charles H. Oliphaut of Metlruen, Mass., Wellesly Stlllwell of and D. Cravath, Mrs. ,C. Lathrop. injuries suffered while serving with the detoted mot'i'i if John S.. The stock raisers. convention Chicago, ]' Mr. and V. M. C. A. Arthur .1.. was at who also married the bride's parents. the bridegroom's sister. Miss Barbara! Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps. overseas during the war, Alfred S. William I'.. Chnrle* F Ctclle formally announced engagementa Mr. and Mrs. when he was TV, Fl-sri* K. and luncheon Tho couple will live at. 1721 1 street, Mrs. Horatio 8, Shonnard, gassed several times. He D I E D . Florence 1[. Hoberte. given by Miss Clark at the The Minister of Constantin Reynolds. 1 late Denmark, CVIlliam Armstrong Grear and Mrs. Ira later represented the V. M. C. A. in Rus- , Funeral frqnt !i»r |c«ldenee. IH," r.N'ew Haven Country Club this Hrun. has returned to the from Washington. Previously they aro to Mr. James H. Reynolds was his broth- Dilvi', on Monday. October C, nt after' legation a house at the 'Barrows. sia and Siberia. in. Bar Harbor, Me. occupy Thousand Islands. er's begt man. The ushers we're Messrs. Mrs. He Bassford. Abraham l.ah<>, M»ry T P:.'i0 A. M Solemn riqulem ma-e at th» The bride attended Bryn Mawr and Andrew Fletcher, Jr., Hewitt Morgan, There w-ere also present Mr. and was founder of the Tlastern division Brauiiatrhi, William I.ancaittr, Jamea H. churrh of Our Lady of Lnuvdes, KM« served in with the T. Allen Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. George of the Church of the Nazarene, and was! Urittnn, -;j^- no Magulre.I". nmr AniH-erdam at., at 10 A. M. BRAKES. TL'CKKR. Dr. Oonde de Sales Pallen of Europe American Edward Reynolds, Jr., and Charles J. A. Manehe, Julius C. New Comm'Veo for Devastated for J\. H. Churchill, Mrs. Fairfax Stuart largely instrumental in bringing Rutler, Mary SCHMITT -William It on September ». It the York, who has come to Washington to France Coulter of this city, Amcry Coolidgo, Wood t union about] Collins. Clarence E. Mitchell, Abigail husband of Maria Schmidt, In hla Kid First Presbyterian Church, two v<; i s. She also was connected ^andstreet, Mr. and Mrs Anson its with the Western branch. Morse. Charles W., .v-wburgh. N. Y., Miss direct the f.1,000,000 building fund drive Henry B. Cabot. Jr., Francis M. Weld, ! William II. Erhart. Mr. Connor. Robert year. Service* at "4 Fast 80th at on yesterday for Qeorgeown with the children's department of the Charles Higglnson, Harold Amory, Burchard, Mrs. Dnnchlan. ulkran H. McDermott. Tueeday. October 3. at 10 A. M. Frances Menkes, daughter ofKathrynMr. University, and Mrs. New York Public aind Mrs. George E. Kent. Miss Kath- Slcrnttnd Norton, Emma S private. intarment and Mrs. Pallen have taken a house In Sixteenth Library. Mr. Dunn, Amory. Jr.. TTomer L. Sweetser.Harcourt MRS. WILLIAM JAMES DIES. Fred-nhehn. E. Reirdon, JohnAnniFcusf,J. William B. Brakes, was a son of Mr. and Tine Kent, Mrs. Charles II. Thierio*. SIIKI'ARD..Mt». KHzahcth to street. Mrs. George Warren James C. White, Graham B. Blairie and S. i!amtil«, William Redding. Josephine D. (nee Walla), Lieut. Beverly St. Gcorgo Tucker,married a ^diss Lucile Tliornton. Mr. Harold K"''abef> widow of Sidney Hhepard. passed a»a/ Dunn of New York, Is graduate of Ross T. Whistler of Boston. She M as U lilnn teilbcrt, William C. Roberts, her 1\ S. A., son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. ^ danderbllt, Mr. nnd Mrs Howard C of Harvard's ( Clalra f-'hrnidt, William jr. residence In New Mat en. N. V.» fount P. A. Princeton. Ho studied law In New the jthe hrldal ruulx. Fi 'day. 1P2C. at Tucker of Colorado Springs. Col., hy the Costantini, special York is at Following ceremony jBrokaw, Mr. Henry E. Cos. Jr.. Mr. l*«> choline i*t nnil Jlall. Davlfl A Shepard, Elizabeth D. September '.0, Burial Rev. Air. to the Italian Embassy, and advisor and present assistant counsel party and went to the Willows. Martha Philosopher. Harrison, Ellen W. Sinclair^. Eitrj J. Buffalo, N. V Funeral services will ha Hughes,, pastor of the church. and on guests md Mrs. Rodney Williams, Miss n» the Chapel of the First The Costantini have arrived in Counters Joint secretary the the of the bride's parents Mr. Cambridge, Henderson, M (I. McD. Wataon. Ethel Presbyterian bride's attendants were Miss Tribunal. The bride's parents live covntry pla-e (Ittley, Mr. and Mrs. A. <*. Bedford, Mass., Sept. 30.. Mrs. Howard, .Jarvis C. W dsh, James. Church on the Cln lb. at 2 10 IV M., Mario Baldwin of St. and are at Wardman WashingtonPark British-AmericanIn Glen Cove, about five miles from the Mrs. C. Mr. and Alioe II. James, widow of Prof. <>-lolHr 3. Pieaee omit flowera. Petersburg!). Fla., Hotel. at 21 East Thirty-fifth street, md Henry Foiger, iam James of Will-j HtitcliRsun, ii. It. Tueeday. maid of honor; Mrs. Stuart Htrsrhberg. ehapel. where they were Joined by others idrs. Frederick B. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Harvard University, SINCLAIRE.At her country residence, matron of honor; Mollis Whltehfll. who had gone by special trains from ""harles A. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Johr. philosopher and author, psychologist.died In Mentorinm. Northampton, N V.. LqCy J Marvin, flower girl, Misses Mr. C. Louis Seya. Charge d'Affalres PRENTICE BELCHER. New York and autos from nearby Mrs. Francis here to-day. She was 74 years wldotv of Francis Borage Shv-lalre. on and Elizabeth Scoot, by jdcKesson Camp. Mr. and old. Edwards. John. Thorpe. Herbert F Friday, CO. Funeral eer Hldlth arid for the newly recognized country. The re- Low. Mrs. James was born in September 1933. Odel| Marion Cook, all of Miss Mildred Belcher, daughter of the country places. brtday party ] ,. Hine. Mr. and Mrs. Ethelhert Weymouth, Thoinae, Marie A. Tlaohner, Charles 1\, Ice* at Iter late residence, 137 Amity St., Xewburgh, an I Mrs. John C. Brewer of Latvia, presented his credentials to the late Dr. and Mrs. eelved in the large drawing room and nnd G. Mcllwalne Mass.. the daughter of Pr. Tbtnlol Cowls Brooklyn, on at 2 P. M. of William Nathan jdr. Mrs. Archibald and Kllza Tuesday Washington. Secretary State. Mr. Seya has Belcher, was married to Mr. assisting them were Mrs. Fletcher and jId, Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Porter, Mr. Putnam (Webb) Gibbon*. She UAPSKDRP. At the Monmouth Memorial WATSON..On September 10, Fthel Remain* brought to his yesterday was married to Branch. N". J., on The best man was Mr. Charles A. Washington wife, Mme. Isham Prentice, son of the Mrs. Reynolds, mothers respectively of amd Mrs. Henry Sanderson ai d Mr. and Prof. James in 1378., Hospital, Eong reposing at the Chapel of the Siephen SeyH. The legation is at 2301 Pierrepout Four children September Jit, Col. Abraham Merrltt Murtal and Cremation Otla 3d and tho ushers wal f.oKlon Funeral aervleya at Welsh aid Mrs. Stephen B. Klkins. who went to V \ NOEVEXTRH FUAKER. ENGAGEMENTS ANNOI'NCED, Preehytorlan Chureh, White Plains, N. T., Mary tnce Malone), sudden, on Lieut. Sherman, do ramp to Gen. Dr. Prentice, father of the bridegroom, P. October 'J, 1012. September uO. T-. 'j.' ,\otl. u. luo. ial Sladen West New York to meet her da-ughter. Mrs. of Rochester. M. V.. Sept. 30..George' at 2 M., Monday, from residence. 10c West With of Point. Because of the assisted by the Rev. Dr. L. Mason Miss Margaret Fraker. daughter of Mr. and Mm. F. II. Lester 3* Linden I,. Heudle. 54, for nine Rural Cetpete;- Interment street, New Katherino Elkins Hitt, upon her years director of York cltj, later. >. Illness of the bride's mother a wedding arrival Clarke, pastor of the church. and Mrs. George W. Fraker of West Suddenly. Rt loan of Union. front Europe, is at the Wlllard for a Jdr. ivenue, Flushing, have announced the the Memorial Art Gallery, died last night BUAUNSTEIN- breakfast was served to the bridal The bride was given away by her Seventh street. Plainfield, N. J., and Mr. at his N. J., Saturday, September :t0, tP22, and Immediate at the few days wllh Mrs. Ilitt. Mrs. Eikins Richard of their Miss home here. He was a member of beloved husband of Sophie party family will return to aunt. Mrs. Thomas I'ullen. Miss l'hilii> Vandeventer, son of Mrs. Jacob daughter, entagementthe Association of Art Willlani.IN M EMO Powelton Club. / Ventnor, N. J., to spend Wallace of Glen the same were Museum Pi- tne« Ohlenaohlaget ». age OR Braunetelnyears. RIAM. the autumn. Louise Ridge, N. .J,, H. Vandeventer of eity. Gibson Hester, to Mr. Chester Madeine rectors and an artist Funeral services will be held Monday, was her only attendant. Mr. Sartell at the home of the who exhibited in married yesterday Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs.FredtrickC. the Pennsylvania Art Society exhibition, i >> toher 2, at 8 P M at hia late home, KDWAnr>H.Solemn Mass of Requiem MISS ABM STRONG'S WP.I1DING. Slgnor Adolfo Prentice. Jr.. was Ids brother's best man. bride's' parents by the Rev. E. Vicars F. Corcoran Art 4H Hudson av.. town of Union. Relatives month's mind, for the Right Reverend ' Vinci, Emigration is a Leonard of Flushing. Miss lister Gallery, Washington , Na- are Invited. John Kdtvarda The of Miss Corlette of the Italian Mrs. Prentice member of the Stevenson of Grace Episcopal Church. tional of and friends respectfully Monslgnor will he marriage Glayds Embassy, and DelegateJunior in was her siste «. was graduated from Holy Cross Academy Design and other na- private, Tuesday. 2 I'. M New on Tuesday morning. October .1,celebrntcdat Armstrong, of Mrs. Vinci at League Brooklyn and The I .ride was attended by known Mausoleum. Interment10 o'clock at Ht granddaughter entertained dinner Signoralast educated at Packer and at Pine Manor. Warren and Helen and attended tionaliy exhibits. York and New Jersey Joseph's Church, dth av, Charles P. Armstrong of Belle Haven, night at Rauscher's for Misses Prlscilla Manhattan, theAcadtmy, of the Seventh and Washington pi. Slgnor Dc Wcllesley, Mass. Mr. Prentice was Krak. r. Elizabeth Munson of BRITTON..Veterans Regt. Greenwich, to Mr. Lawrence F. Mlchella, Commissioner of Immigration Porter Art League. Mr Leonard is8tuients'a tnent," N. It. N. Y.. with atneere regret THOMAS .In sacred memory of our beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. graduated from Yale in 1920 and served Albany, niece r.f the bridegroom, was announcement la made of the death on Marie Albertlne Thomas, formerly of Rosslter.of Italy Postmaster-General and Mrs. rraduate of Columbia College and LOST AND Furls, died at Rowsiter of 432 as a Second Lieutenant of field artillery. flower girl, and George and Harrison FOUND. September 2R. of Eugene Brltton (Seventh France, Bay Ridtre, N. Y' , Field Toint road. Green- Work and Commissioner of Haw School. Wlllard Flak, President. September fW* Ifr.'l Interred Avenue St, i' wlch. Is to take place In Christ Church He Is a member of the Yale, the Fraker, broilers of the bride, train t'oumbia Company). ] and^Mrs. Hu«band were alsoImmigration and the Delta Phi clubs. Announcement has been made by Mr. IjORT.Wadn»a4ay morninf, brtwe*n Valrour. BUTCUR. Marv Ann (fallthfttl aervant In Mary, llofy Sepulchre Cemetery. New there next Saturday. as were members of the Alpha Newspaperbearc Mr. Ludlow Vandeventer was N. V., and nmaH of Emits B. Itolalon for t HI rt. N Y Requiem In pare. Rnchelic, embassypresent.After October IS the couple will live at * ind Mrs. George A. StafTord of leather sultrnnfWarr^naburf, black the home unt-all'd. Paris Miss Armstrong will have her sister. staff and their wives and the best mas. ronlHlnlnK J"wflry and one rrnrs) m St ,'oatpha Home for tha papers ropy.Monument Italian 148 Conn., of the engagement ofStam'erd.their liberal raward on Frldai. THORPK..In of Miss Isabel!© Ailing as (New York city September 2D. 1D22, In her ninetieth vesr. Francis T "rpc, First Lieutenant .'Mllst and Now Orleans. Kurllor tn the day lohn Rook itaniell, son of Mrs. Albert V. Phone Plum Funeral srrt lees will b-1 held at the Supply Train, American Lxp< ultlonar/ Oaly of Stamford, sister of ihe O'DOXOGH I K 1- A MONT. the Foe e- Pied In the service 8lienor Do Michelle was entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Thayer Field of IVeber of *7.1 Park avenue LOST BlaH chapel of St. Josephs llnnie foe or hi* coune will be matron of honor. The bag. babj *nr, black i l.Mh street, on Monday October 1. 1118, aaed 3.1 bridegroom.luncheon by Signor and Slgnora, Miss Katherinc West Seventy-fifth street have sent Mr P. has swrfltor, 2tr.th. Broadway mibway: reward. Aged. 213 West try. yea**, bridesmaids be the. Turnout, daughter of r.o Joseph Faraon announced n* I Hurled In Net ere, Metre, France. will Misses Horothy RKf'KKR. 10»» Phnrmnn ", T at DA. M. Celesta of the embassy staff. Mrs. Hammond Lanionf, 22 Knslp Rtreef, out invitations for the marriage of their lie _".1M "i r*jri i< Thompson. Kthel Hays and Kllzsbetli engagement of his daughter. Miss COI.ETNS..Clarenee Eymnn, son of thn lata TISCHNKR..In lot In* memory of Charles F. of Englewood, N. J., and the late Mr. daughter. Miss Susannc Thayer Field. Antoinette Miml Faraon, to Mr. George 1/WT- Brown eultce«<- nn main road Charles Collins and Mary Hall Terry Tischier. Jr.. tvho died Ott 1. 1121 Armstrong Greenwich; Florence II U..^nV,n..,1nt W - At Washington Hotels. mont of the New York Pont H. Glonnon of New York. Miss Jamaica, containing two hata ami lit r 28. at hla summer home, Marsh of Pasadena. Ruth Huston of Evening Ln, Faraon keya. Return .1*0 Park important beptemtw hla TMhCollin-. Pa., and New York arrivals at and niece of Mr 'Thomas W. Lament of Mrs. S. Barton Burr-hard of Mlnneapo- iwas graduated from the Sacred Heart av.: reward. the Hermitage, Hortcon, N. V., In Coatesvllle, Mary Wilkes Washington Dark tortolae Services at hla late residence, Rid AC. , LOST. alirll year. CEMETERIES. of Columbia. Tenn. Two small hotels Included the following: J. P. Morgan &. Co., was married yes- lis, next Saturday in the West End Col- Academy. Mr. Otennon is the son of gitiee.-a, on Mrnad Hartford. Conn., Sundry, McKinney to Mr. C. te Church the Rev. Evert- i iie late way. t'all Whitehall 'J'jao. Px'enalon in I. Asylum av,, r\ 1-oUSlns of t.'io bride, the. children of The Wfflurd.Mr William Carter, Mr. terday Sidney O'Donnghue. 1.1i by Henry Theodore J 'ileniioi) and Mrs.,' I. on arrival of train leaving NewOctober A CH'tlCF. M.OT IN her uncle. Mr. Lorenso D. Armstrong atld Mrs. Ashley Dewolf. Mrs, A. C. son of Dr. and Mrs. David 'son Cobb The reception will be in ('Iletinon of Pltlnton, Ph. Jewelry. York at II A. M. WCODLAWN CEMETERY of Riverside. Conn.. Miss Mr. I hue and American Vice-Consul at Deimonlco". Miss Gladys Gould will on Saturday. September to Mary Rose Byrne. Harry .ovine,- Mr. Frank O'Donogj CONNOR..Robert. Msrahall and Tt'njittnfthlP r*ph biiyr AddrmM UKGEJCT, and Master John Armstrong will be Narns, Mr Robert Huff, Mies ens. In the home of Mr. Thomas W. La h» mtiiil of honor and Mrs. Reginald The engagement of Mi** Kleanor* C. 1/7ST.Bet* ern Iinaton end New Vnrlt or .'lit, son of the late Richard il7rt, 011101110 Jewela. If of Ada Eotilee husband Mr. Josiah C. rainier, Jr., of New York Memory. .Jr., Mr. O. K. and Kornan, St. Church. the Misses r of Sir. Park avenue and GreatPalnednreturned to clerk of J1a*a at the residency of hla »l«ter, Mra. Alfred MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY Sinsabaugh Motel liberal on as best man: . Knglewood, officiated. Miss Josephlm B. Cattus the bridesmaids. Mr. Harry i to will be and no reward Uutton. 1171 Eaat 2!et »t., Ilatbunh, \vnsT< hkstkh co. w.n.j«kctanuv Mr. Paul Montgomery. Sarrlngton, Ma**., Mr. In.wrrnoe If. given qneetlona a-Xe.j, .. Houts of St. I>ouls was the bride's will be the best man and ...... K.,- a T- vr Interim nt I'amllv pint*. cmiv>nl»m auto only ,\. Taylor \?loede|, *on of Mr. and Mr*. J. H. fui-ntah") Init-raafrt families without rlier**, attendant. Mr. John O'Donoghtic, Messrs G. Arthur Forward. A. Apple- |Sloedel of LOST.Two ring*. plain *nld band with prtval". Seattle, Wa*l)., was three RinMenlp. on Sur<1»v. ftonM-t C, fr»". Offiri» '.'in) I..noK A*» brother of the bridegroom, was best ton Lane, Jr.. Charles t>. Mitchell and , a dlamonda and ehaaed gold band with l»n DONC1HAN.. last night at dinner partynnuiuncedof dlamonda and one lit. B«rW'>y. C»l. Plkr»n H of tnnn. Waller Smith the ushers. f ruby; liberal reward. Bopl'mh«r THE WOODLAWN CEMETERT j wenty at Pino Hook, tlie Palmedo sum- I" Iloom 1700. .'>1 Nar-i.'. New Vurk 11» %>w >ort<. Notice of (uncrRl hero*fl»r. Mr. and Mrs. O'Donoghue will sail nor homo tn Groat Ml*» Bodton. Won-wWr urnl ChU-acu papera Rook of Viewi or R»pr*«*rtatIvo. Harrington. T»1*»ph«.n» Wnof'Uw-. HQil next Saturday for Cherbourg. France. LAWH05.RKROCL 1""almedo I* a member of the Junior LOST.Monday af'ert.non. Sept. i'b, either ropy. will vlall Home and reataurant or waiting room, I> L. and W They Paris, Venice, ,eague and attended th« Wheeler station. Iloboken, or on 2:72 train, aolltalre Naples, and then go to A then- The] M ss G.iretta If Rehoul, da tig iter of J diamond rln*. and Mrs. Homer W Ichool at Providence. Mr. Hloedei is a gVP'.v retting. Liberal reward. bridegroom, who served in France dur- Mr. Rehoul of * Call ddl South Orange. UNDERTAKERS UNDERTAKERS. ienior at William*. The guest* at the _ the war. was at Woodcrest. St. James. L f., and New j irig world present ' Itnner «rr» New LOST-Bine, erven art the] York. was married to Mr. Joel mainly f-om York, dlamonda. In pla/i I'eace Conference in Versailles. yesterday ' treat Harrington and Wllllamstown. num. Wedneaday. between Weat Olat and Smith Lawson hv the Rev. Dr. William IHltli ata.; aiihatiintl.il reward. WOLFF, M A (ORKOOn .IONICS. Holden, In St. James's Chtir.-h, at St phone Schuyler 7871 F 50tli Street^ *^*Fl FTH AVEN U E James. L. I. The matron of honor was Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Andrew LOST.Black leather purer trimmed with S$7ih Street Mrs. Margaret F. A. Jones, widow of Mrs. Thomas Mackle of New York. The t of thl* city announce the Patterson gold, marked Tiffany; enntalite aah and a' Philip Hone Le Roy Jones and daughter bridesmaids were Mias Anna Lawson, t of their daughter. Mis*engsgenentRuth diamond bracelet; lo-1 In Brooklyn; reward of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horsey Andrew, sister of the bridegroom and Mies Polly Ilutherford, to Mr, Robert" Btnmett NKVAOKB South «T" IF.NCY INVITE YOU T0 VIEW THEIR was married to Mr. Charles Rnmc.ll Smith I I ilyerson. son of Mr. and Mr*. Richard LOST.Wedding ring, platinum. Inarrlptton St. James's was t of It.aide; Broadway, between 1.71 at -1 .'i3d ata. O matter how well intentioned the C£ MacGregor yesterday In Mr. William Stanley Lawson his i'an Houtoi! Ryer*on Middletown. yellow taxi. Phone Wadrworth 31170. Church. Madison Avenue and brother's best man. The ushers were 1*J. Y. Mies Patterson 1* a cvaduate of Heward.wj# individual may b e, the desire to assist '{ FALL ANI) WINTER street, by the rector, theSeventyfirstRev. Messrs. Jean B. Rehoul, brother of the t tie Kmma Wlllard School and Jiaa spent LOST.Filigree rirele of dlamonda. when kind, unobtriisive helpfulness is /* Frank W. Crowder. The bride was es- \ hrlde; Alexander /.ahrlskle and Ed-i iituch time abroad. Mr. Ryrrson I* a 5t>, Lexington a\. atibtaay; liberalHeptemher needed is not suflficiitnt. To provide for corted by her father. Her only mttnd Thomas Smith of New York and I < 'ornell graduate and served a* a no oueatlona. Hnom 707. 71 reward; y. Rroadwa *1 the efficient handling of a matter so deli- . COLLECTION was her sister, Mrs. GeorgeattendantOar- John C. Bettridge of Chicago. Mr and t in the A. K. F. lie recentlyPapain ______diner Fry, Jr. Mr. H. Russ-II Drowns. Mrs. Lawson will live at 51 Kast Klgthy- t fpfini Af nnts virion. t'niCIIBV TheY»umrrlI.. Moapital nuraa a pi" "IIHik" .,t Min. cate an.i full of detai1 as the last services aHU were enln Fair; reward. MABKL MeKAY, 11.7 to those who are nca r and dear.a trained Jr.. was best man. The ushers seventh stret. ! \ vrddmR will take In Dc-ember. Weat 102d at. SteBr ^MB^V of and Messrs. Paul L. TheViatid and Rnwe I IE is necest Evenir ;. organization Day ig Gowns.Wraps and Mia* HUNT TO BK MADBIKT). l.osT-Solid peari If'art 11) .'Ihith.hii Duffy. There was a reception CITY (flM.EKK (M B RAI.L. ..nler; little >a'r liberal reward. \ 20K-TO-l»F,. of Y". Armistice niirht. November 11. Several repeating « .t betw T'ennay Station and tltli Arthur who was of will beingInstlutlonav.'. to F.VAPTS. ITICATF, HIIKIIMAN 4 from ihc foremoot.Parisian couturiers eon nt Delmonlco's yesterday for Sloan, chaplain irranged by the following committee: I.pnN. do New Tork Brown, who will be married Or- Sailors' Snug Harbor for twenty-five chairman; l)., Madlann a< and 4Sth at.; FRANK E. (?AMP»ELL I W1TI 1 AN EXTENSIVE liberal reward Return tb 2d 34th at ,-< |tj R. If 1 Robert honor; Mrs. Robert Kent. Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Preston P. Satterwhite »ninuel Kraft. Myron tSoldln, Meorge Phone Plata 3324 c I "Hho I'-< Benjamin. Mrs. A. J. I nderwood and gave a dinner last night at Martin Hall, Slnovoy, Peter f<. F. Sahbatlno. Max j lufwraj Church SHOWING OF ORI \, tv i Af 1