EW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 , 1920. THE_N __ T r PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. MISS JULIA ARTHUR Until her husband died the Bradley TWO GIRLS OF SiOCIETY ON Ballet Shares iMme. Yolando Meroy BRADLEY MARTIN'S Martins were almost as prominent In NEW YORK. TO RETURN TO STAGE English society as they had been in Mrs. Hamilton MeK. Twombly will Honors With New 1 American circles, but after Mr. Martin's HIKE THROUGH BERKSHIRES uianist, Plays With It*, h Mrs. Martin entertained little. recial Drupatch to The New York Hbraio .bby Rockefeller for tour of I men, Clirl ale, Caroline V. May, Morris >rlent. is to return to the autumn. Hose L. Lenox, Mass., Oct. 24..Alias Cordelia stage this Cable last Douglas, Joatplilne 8. MoCUlley, in "Madame In the meantime in a Boston auction messages were received itit'iman, .1. t,\ Nobllt, Pell. Jr. F. Hepburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Though Mme. Nazimova The third Sunday evening concert of Eli ab.th It Schultz. Mathllde A. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Main Post. Jr., room, prospective buyers are examining night by Bradley Martin of 400 Park Fielding, A. Barton oi t>3u Wark avenue, Mr. and Peacock" Is the film feature of the tlto National Orchestra, which Q« Ell ii. H. Smith. Eliza Hepburn, on-in-law and daughter of this Symphony personal art treasures, furniture and avenue, telling of the death of liis mother, Gordon, Elizabeth Smith, James A. are gala programme at the Capitol t(iok New York, and Miss Christina M. Ira William (Joadby Loew. S. Xj. Rothafel to plae 1nain fr. Padmun recently of luxuriant vegetation. Not summeronly nown to tnis public as a player or and held in storage ever since the In Memnrlam. automobile roads and make an I'hite Sulphur Springs, haH gone to do Mile. and the stM inus character. A curious took over Calf Island early in Newbury, Berks,HimjisteadMarshall,England, Olmsted, William H. Tack. Mrs. T. E. average lsit her mother in Pa. C^ambarelll young mlsappre- Governmentwhero alio has of ten miles a at the Philadelphia, women of the ballet do a fas- i the war for military are to be been living since 1014, day. They stopped corps h nriou narl spread among those most purposes, OA I,LENDER..On Saturday. October 23. Red sold to the - ->»«r, "-1" HI ll'.-I IIIUC III nil Lion Inn, Stockbrldge, to-night. cinatlngly spontaneous dance, arranged highest bidders. i'illl. '-0, nl tils home, 41b West Kith St.. Mr. and Mrs. Barstow Garwood Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsond have by Alexander but Mr. icrested in the welfare of the National Behind the sale and Miss Arthur's 80 Hall, from Oumansky, s to the effect that London house. In 4 Chesterfield William E. Callender, aged years. who were married at Brace Church, New sturned to Locust Valley, L. I., Rothafel has arranged a unique ymphony Orchestra to the stage is a story of financialreturn I^urw*rttl nrlvftli* lot Va. fnv >!,.>( I. in at no mniHn. Ime. Mero had not been rieard here In So i nnouncement has been madeGarlens. t. .Springs, sett!np troubles which In York, yesterday, at (he .Stockbrldge me had Its inception 191" CII.VDWICK..Churl"'* Noyes. suddenly, villa of her It Is a serle« o? colored motion years. Her last previous when P. startled Bos- by Mrs. Martin's regarding' her his home. Lyme, aunt, Miss Lydie Field pictures was in a Benjamin Cheney family October 23, nt country for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee are of huge flowers thrown on a gauze recital on Januaryappearnce13. ton that he form. Fuma al October 26 at 2 P. M. their honeymoon. Mrs. Eramett,Hall 919. In 1317 she with the society f>y announcing had funeral, but It is presumed she will be standard was Miss Anita H. t their country houso in Highland sort-en, so that the buds open and hover appeared his estate for the of Train leaving New York H A. M.. Emniett, daughter of hilharmonic and also in recital. assigned protection ]burled in England beside tho of time, will be met nt Saybrook Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Robert alls, N. Y. wraith-like In the air while the dancers .Society his creditors the of a body Temple Emmett. j, seems that she had been following filing ler Mr. Charles Lanier gave his last seem to be rhythmic spirits unlikely series of suits and attachments against husband, who died in London on CHRISTIE..At Neivurk, N. J.. Sunday, and enter- in banning gardens. This innovation in thee time which elapsed forotten 1 24, 11120. Caroline 1... widow Octoberof x of the season ai Allen Windendinner Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Snbin materializlng^ and 1920. his property. February S, 1913 niuel \\". Christie. Services at Stanley He lined a of at was decidedly more stirring than the January. 1919, October, bevec-n Tuesday will return to New York tonight. party guests yesterday The orchestral numbers on the Mrs. Martin, for many years perhaps Cole's Chapel, :i24 Oiange St.. Misses Eliza \V. and Caroline iieir country house in Southampton, usual violently chromatic attempts to FI.ORODORA' IN afternoon. o< il.er 26. at 2 o'clock. tomorrow. a nature list were Btfethoven's eveing's IlKOOKI.Ylt. t he most talked of figure in American N. J. White of 609 Fifth New - ' represent background showing J rment Ilaekensack, In> avenue, York, ' overture and the D major have taken Mr. Allen T. in her most wildly cubbdie momenta. "Coriomus" Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubort will *tocletv, was the daughter of the late DO:'G LAS..At New York city. October 24, Treadway's In the Metro of Brahms. It will be seen symhonythat this week at the 1920. Jo-ephlne S., beloved wife of house at for a month. Mrs Tailer are photoplay adapted by present Shubert-Cros- ]Isaac Sherman of who hail made Stockhrldge Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Nazlmova herself from Rita Weiman's n this occasion the stern flow of Teu- cent Theatre their revival of "Floro- Buffalo, W. LkjuelaK. In her t'.Dth year. Frederiek Nina L. Duryea, who is to spend the assing a few at the Hock ''inlsrn was a of in immense in service: will be held at the Church days Piping story of stage life the stage hand who interrupted by spurt rlora," which since its run at the fortune the cooperage »t.. eastFungalof winter In Taormina, Sicily, has leased lub, in Locust Valley, L. I. usslanism. The concerto is 1 of the Traii-figuratlon. 211th her raises the curtain for the play within rarely Theatre last summer has playedCenturyin >us!ness. L'ntll his death people had 3th av., on Tuesday at 11 o'clock. place, the Mill, at Stockhrldge, to the In which Jane 11 eard. Indeed the memory of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of play the vainglorious Boston and Philadelphia. The cast in- i d that Mr. Sherman w s irnugno often busied with exhibitions o: In the Brooklyn Academy of Music laughter, and this vast sum was widow of Robert Fielding. Services at St. and ne iv Mrs. J. Wells Farley of Boston are Mr. Mrs. Marshall Ormo Wilson her husband and her child for her foot- "latters dear to tuners, hut on the whole last night the first Sunday evening by ?3,000,"00 when augmentedher A| oo' t hai I. We-t 92d nt.. on Tuesday at the and 1 nother died some later. at It) o'clock. Kindly omit registered Stockhrldge Golf Club m nimu. l'lis concerto to be heard oftener.' under the B. F. Keith years morning rc at Garden City. L. T. light success, has her acting laurels ought manage-entertainmentTin- then Mi.- to-day. snatched from her her daughter, Mine. Mero went at It with determi- ment attracted a large and enthusiastic Cornelia Sherman flowers. Albln I'lioto l»y Aime Dupont. by acquainted with Martinbe'ameC.A ES..Ell i M. Huntington C.s'es. Friday, Mrs. C. Swcnson of New York is which Nazlmova a chance to double maiion and muscular She did in- audience. Among the artists who Bradley >| at her 11 WASHINGTON. gives power. vhile the n h. 22, 1020. residence, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dana Miss Christina M. Nichol3. as d.eed were Miss Grace latter, then aide-de-camp on t '* 86 Funeral mother and daughtef'and thus be very indulge in some very delicate piano Nelson, Harryappearedlie staff of Gov. \V- Hist aged years. in Lenox. Mrs. Richard T. Auchniuty, The Minister of Bulgaria and Mrs. good and instead of l';issages, but she rejoiced greatly in the Uolman & Co. and Van and Schenck. Keub"n E. Fenton and at tit Chapel of the Intercession.servl< alluring being irominent In was Trlnltj Pn ;-h. 1. oadwa.v and 133th St.. and Mrs. Herman Le Roy Jones and L" Mr.n( and W. of rhlladol- F'anaretoff have started for New York to bad and 11lunders of the fortes, and The Robertson-Cole production "The National Guard circles, <}'>orgu Butts wholly alluring.for vamping thereby n Buffalo us Monday. Octol -r 23. at 3 P. M. Interment Air. and Mrs. Janie.s Graham Parsons J. M. a ttend a. celebration of the for a whole is roused her auditors to much enthusl- Stealers," presented for the first time on acting best man at the of the phia, LIcut.-Col. and Mrs. R. Sin- Bulgarian picture going out of date. Iai of Col. Elliott F. Tin lr at the convenience family. closed their villas to-duy and went to lair of Dr. and Mrs. Al- c olony of the fiftieth anniversary of the Besides having of stage life fin. It is not necessarily a tribute to iny stage, was among the features of Shopard. wedllng '' tober 21. 1920, Elizabeth Toronto, put.; pictures ja! nurrlage took place a few months later. GORDONOn York. 1 Newen Greenwood of Baltimore and Mr. fl rst publication of the works of the that don't equal "Thq Outrageous Mrs. a pianist to receive ecstatic applause. the entertainment. Cordon, In loved daughter of William and Mrs. John Wilkins of E and novelist, Ivan Vasoff. Palmer" on the in their 't always can be obtained by playing Knar. Funeral from her late residence, F. Washing- tulgarlan poet spoken stage Goes to the Top Socially. 317 East 102d St.. on Tuesday. October tort power to arouse conviction, the *i!est and loudly, lime. Mero Is past MISS of Ft. RESORT NOTES. piece FIT2EIU AT LEXINGTON. For IT. at 1) A. M. Thence to Church Count Robert de Clairmont took a Secretary of State Colby will give a moves almost as leisurely as Annette I11! is tress of this kind of art. She also several years Mr. and Mrs. Ar a Merid, J(J3d . HALLEY.- Imbed:, King. Others there include Mrs. W. B. >leredith and Mr. Edwin T. Mereditn, who sings her own composition "Israel," rslon of the "Ooriolanus" exclusive clrcl> It was society'sonly : 1'-', Churl--s V. Ilallcy. Funeral Stewart of the was indisposed, and could not sing. i short time until the Philadelphia and Mr. and REACHES $24,042,730 jr., have gone to Chicago for a week. there is a model circus accompanying T,lie Brahms symphony also pleased Bradley Martins rvl v. ill heltl Tuesday at 10:30 Mrs. Christopher D. Smithers of New Ply Mayer's Travelaugh, "Such Is Life ai alienee. The orchestra still excels in 1 lad assumed the place that they desired, A. M.. daylight saving lime, at the York. Behind the m asslve effects and n its dashing ind they became known both In the Church of the Good Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCauley have Scenes of a Circus," so amus- TO AID ROOSEVELT HOUSE. N. Y. Mrs. John Clinton Gray, who has been $4,000,000 More in ing It lead oi rather than in the finer quail- United States and in Europe as givers Rhlnebcck, s guests their son-in-law and daughter, may numerous small boys style vigoris HI Saturday. October 2.',. spending the summer at the Is Offered. c into the canvas !i'ps of But these no doubt will '{ extraordinary balls and dinners. 1'TVVALKEIt..pn Pledges Contingent'ommander and Mrs. Herbert Howard. adopting life forthwith. playing. V inerlen n iz.n t ion to Re Sloiriin of 1020, our b> loved faihor, grandfather anil King, will return to New YorkMuenchinger At the Strand, Lionel Barrymore's lat- (l' velop as the season advances and the Tho Bradley Martin dinners became lm-hand. Ih :iry Hudtwalker, In his 70th today.Special Despatch to The New Yohk Hkrai*.. Hear Admiral George C. Remey. U. S. est product for First National. "The inductor has time to polish his instru- Memorial Asportation Sale. mown to two continents, and soon th v at RelatlV' atul friends, also the Col. Ulysses S. Grant 3d arrived Garden," to the ,n ent. ><>ga)i that extraordinary series of balls I. all. r \ i; t Vereln and Wyck from New Haven, Oct 24..The annual re- ^ retired : Mrs. Remey and Miss conveys screen 0IDcvil's Amcr'canizatlon will be the slogan of f Heights l!o jiltal. are respectfully hi Boston. yesterday . ome of the grim tragic of "The ind dances that made them wife rort of the treasurer of Yale * Remey are at the Grafton for Anelicathe qualities 1 he sale of the Woman's vl: 1 to attend vervlcee at Ills late real Mrs. Kautz, of Capt. Austin University eason. .Jest," though it has a text at the end to K IIMISI.FR PI.AYS AT CAttSEClB economy famous. The greatest oflnternaionallythese tire, -l"t Van Buren st., Brooklyn, U. S. will return to her 'or Lffairs 8 o'clock. Interment Kautz, N., the year ended June 30, 1320. Issued give it a more sanctified air. This first ioosevelt Memorial Association to be was the one of March lb, iv)7. evening. Tut*day Gtennough this week after Fritz Krelslor gave his "concert n '.ay, 10 A. M., at Lutheran Cemetery. place cottage ast week, shows that In addition to the by Whitman Bennett of W. B.adaptationMax-1 'iehl the week of November 9. vhi almost the whole of the Wedin a visit to various Kautz AT OTHER PLACES. 0f music for the violin" here this season during JOHNSON..till Sunday, October 24. 10-0. places. Capt. well's novo' dealing with an English r then a new hotel and one of the will start soon for the Pacific coast to ndirect assistance given students who In t Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon. A Phc sale will take place dally at 507 WaldorfIstorla,J.illtan Wilier Johnson, beloved mother the First Parish Church, farmer who kills a nobleman because of nost exclusive In the world, was turned ii Mrs. one tro j', eat audience thronged the hall. Mr. Walter, M and Msrjorl* command of the battleships of the working their way through college b Mass., Miss Luctle the latter's jtfadison avenue from 10 o'clock In the iver to their sts. This was :':t v Si r'. s W'din October "7. Nash, Camridge. dealing with his w'fe, moves rcisler was In one of his most genial gu< perhaps olav, Pacific fleet. about 20 per cent, received direct finan- tf of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nashdaugh;rof not ' to 0 at he most I'. M at In r lat" residence, 61b George if always pleasantly to a mjr.owerfullyoods and with much nnming night. All the money magnificent and the most Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll ial aid last year in the form of fellow- Cambridge, was married played warmth, hi 15th street, Brooklyn. Interment Saturday logical end, aided by Barrymore's re- ish and brilliance. In certain passages 'nade In this way will go for the further ball ever given In the Unitedextensiveprivate. and Miss Dorothea Carroll are among ihips. scholarships, monitorships, &c. n to Mr. Donald Phlpps Sands, soneveingof narkablo eves and his gift for'wearing itates.at least that has been those at their villas for the ^ lr. s technique lacked smoothness and his tlevelopment of tiie alms of this always Kl LBOJIN,.Mary Ellen, widow of the lo'e remaining Phe number of borrowers from the loan and Mrs. Frank E. Sands of i bowler hat as a he opinion, although on late season. exactly distraught jntonation certainty of pitch. But his t Col. Roosevelt's birthplace,associaion.in popular probably :n t. Ki.' orn. "SO Riverside Drlvs. 'tinds shows an increase of almost 150 hi > to from la be Camridge.English peasant would. lt, no was otten of great beauty. Ills in- [Jast Twentieth street, and the one but Mr. and Mrs. Martin ever Saturday momJas pneumonia, jer cent, and repayments of loan fund Buster Heaton in a "One adjoining mew how much It cost. Tltli year. Funeral private. Interment comedy, lligence and nuance admirable and his ilouse hern exactly , HOT SPRINGS. lotes by graduates who received finan- and "The of already have purchased by; Xewburyport. Mass. Mr. Mrs. Walter Franklin Robin- Week"; Dance the Hours," by ,!,lythm superb. Notable numbers In his t he association and will be rebuilt to fit But It is certain thai few if any ever ial assistance increased more than 50 siin the LOCI' .On Saturday. Octob- r 2.'t, J. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Ilcnry Seligman had for or Boston have announced the en- orches'ra, and solos by Katherine it were a fantasy for violin and piano i ts needs. It is to make his taw- equalled it ior the display of Jewels, husband of late Annie M. Loud. jer cent. gi agement of their Holllns- hoped if Loud, guests at dinner lest night Sir Mortimer j daughter, Miss Laura violinist, and Redferne n.Stang,jn C, opus 159, by Schubert; Vieux- a mecoa of Americanism. The priceless lace, of rich fabrics and Fun ral services a' his late residence. (lifts and bequests to the alumni fund K llzabeth to j blrthilaee October and Lady Davis. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mr. Arthur head, tenor, maintain the balance of temps's D minor concerto, and an intro- ilouse will contain club a nagnlflcent costumes. The leaders of 10U3 Dean st., Brooklyn, Monday, otalled $640,045.43. and came from la of Fall with the rooms, gym* 2". at b P. M. A. Black, Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Sampson River and Boston.Walicepower feature. (u lotion and scherzo-caprice for violin rlasium, motion picture a roof ociaty and others to the number of ",340 graduates. Of this amount $165,025 MIlss Robinson Is a At the U'voii "The Great theatre, on October 24, at McCann. Mr. and Mrs. James } . graduate of Radcllffe Redeemer," ajone, by himself. nore than a thousand attended In MARTIN..-Suddenly, vas added to the principal of the fund, C In the class of Maurice tarden, reading rooms and a library, 100 Ilampnti ad-Mar-hall, England, Cornelia Mrs. William II. Simonds, Donahue.Miss ollCge 1919. Mr. Samp- Tourneur's picture with House >er cent American. In these rooms of of the utmost magnify ence. cosumes vhile $474,758.90 was given to the uni- sf the United States.. Kducation will all over the United States newsmperswrote I ved falln-r of Lawrence Cn» n in. nstructlon and administration amounted tl of the Rainbow w omen under tiie F. M'ss Isabel Dodge gave a dinner last Division. ArUerya tremor from the subway, l'be story honorary presidency ^lave a national flavor. olumna of It and editors In Paris and Mend.'.son, Jerome and l>. WlM op :o nearly 70 per cent, of the total of H. have strong Lectures n 70 years, on Sui ay morning at if night for Mr. and Mrs. Phelps r.as been based by II II. Van I-oan on Clarence Mackny been vlll be given on the of Ameri- ' jondon cabled to their \nriein corn of the university. The total exjenses whose gu to the financial side subjects Kid. n As bury Park, N. J. jHjKtSRKL and Mr. and Mrs. Barnes an actual happening of a convict promote ormizedan and and pondents to send long, detailed accounts torment October 2th at 3 1 *' Newberry is reported to be $24,042,730.45.eniowment lVI>'TO\d,ISCO!.\. of the concert to be in J history government other Tuesday. Mrs. William S. Stafford Newberry. picture of the crucifixion on the wall which is given relating to these. Roosevelt "if the affair. The story of the affair as Mount Nebolt Cemetery, Cypress It Is stated that two large contingent s to >h e on No- oples I. Services at M.-inb- of nine friends and Mr. Thomasentertained pertcil Dfnpatch Tub Nrw Vohk Hrmt n. of his cell, impresses even his coars' Hippodrome Sunday night, louse, as It lias been outlined above /Tinted In Tub Sot of the next day cov- cemetery. of iledges have been made toward new ve mber 21, for the benefit of the Church Il.imboldt Lodge. No. 512, F. and .V, Staples Puller had a party six. Boston, Mass., Oct. 24..Miss Mar- prison mates. an be nothing but a beautiful idea with- red more than eittht columns of closely Mr. and Mrs. John Price Wetherlll. One is said to be a promiseeniowment.of ode Lincoln of West The Rialto hasj Marion Davies in "The of Perpetual Exposition, of which the X l.'lfLET,.On October S3. 1020. t!f L for Xewton was ' nit the large sum of money needed to sot type, and for weeks many ministers widow of I ftet Tovis Mr. 13,000,000 general endowment if rj last at a new bill for this R1»v. J. A. Pauze is pastor. The concert M" alley, Harry McCullejr. Jr.; Mrs. William T. Huhn, 1" flOA mill la fr.~ «v... evening the home ofmaredher '{cstless Sex," with onstruet It and carry It on. The econ- uised the affair as texts for their hit- 72d year. l-'uneral services at lie* and Mrs. Mr. and Mr. on its restless w!111 he given by the National Symphony I. J. Amory Haskell, tamo The other is ithor, George T. Lincoln, to Mr. picture wanderings, imy sale expects to raise enough to "aons. Id 4MA MoPonough st., Broo r Mrs. Rowland B. Jones and Mr. anil purpose. reported to (jlewis Bennett Wlnton of Oi chestra under Arthur Bodanzky, with N. Y., Monday, October 23, at H f V *. >e a pledge of $1,000,000 for medical Xewtonville. nake at least an appreciable start in Mrs. Robert D. Hartshorne had luncheon .j..he bridesmaids were Misses Clara A NO OPE It V SCHOOt,. in Kubellk, violinist, its soloist. W. 1 Innirhtcr Marries Marl of Craven. Interment at Kye, N. Y. ichool endowment if twice that sum is r. R. TO AID Git *he plans. Mrs. Edward D. Mosley of at Valley View on Saturday. Mr. and rllllamson and Eleanore The Br. Israel Frlcdluender la r :.|st year. Funeral scrvtces at th» Ward and Miss director. The purpose of the school is van and Johanna Byendecker and to make England their home. Fordeire r lib i of her "later, Mrs Ida Hoffman. Mrs. C. Barclay SOCIAL NOTES. 1,1trger. R: o create solidarity among Jewish young at 8 C. Ward arrived at the HomesteadCaroline to give performances of artist students. Crluntess de Bauglers-Villars. There nlore than twenty years Mrs. Martin .2 \nh' t av. Monday, October 23, yesterday from New York. Other Among recent arrivals at the I-utgi Albertleri of Da Scala and Metro- al so are a patronesses committee ar.d a rteoplo In this rity and his humanitarian ]tad lin n a resident of England, making KXGAOED TO MARfU IS. master, h to the United States to SMITH.-October 23, Eliza Smith, aged 7'1 Include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cass 1 Inn, Algonquin Park, Ontario,Highlandare! politan companies will be stage programme committee, | fforts abroad, were extolled by speakers ifrequent trips l' it Si n Mertitt's chap' !, arrivals visit her I.edyard, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Valentine !dr. and Mrs. Edgar S. de Wolfe, Xew Mrs. Waller E. Glover of 81S Park! Jacques Pressburg. formerly of Covent Iast night at a memorial service for him relatives. **: i» a\- .i,r "l-t *i Monday even of New York, the Hon. Douglas Dewar 1fork. a' irenue announces the engagement of Garden, and Mario Salvinl will have NEW B \ It l'TOM! HERE. un the City Colb-ge auditorium. Dr. Her husband leased several large P. of London. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. 13. 11. Sothern have leased h«sr daughter, Miss -Marie R. to of voice and Interpretation. TVledlaender died July 4 In the Ukraine, 1 in Scotland and England betorec.siitesSMITH..At Montr Cnrlo. September Cf> and Major Oarraty Glover, charge Wlnogradoff. a Russian barytone, who Arne: Mrs. Frank Mayo. Mrs. Charles C. the house 1717 Massachusetts thle de la Tourctte of vyhlle on a Jewish relief mission. h is deatli, and within recent years Mrs. James All wood, In his 65th year. and avenue, Maruula Paris, said to have sung with success In his ium Consul-Gi neral at Calcutta. Remain* Jr.: Messrs. S. Worcester Sar- \Vasliington, tor their winter home. Franee. OK The Included Dr. John II. ^lartin had also taken over several Harrison, SHOWS PICTITtr.S FRANCE, vn country .rid In opera at Cnvent speakers will arrive on 8. S 8avoir October 22...... inley, State Commissioner of irge places. Funeral will br held at Grand Capt. ,T. Milton State presented the Giirden, made his American debut at thc_ Leon In 1014, onlv a few months berore 28. AVKIJIM \G \OI KS. last when he had the George If. Hyman, Hoffman,LlucaIon; Thursday. October RapidMlrh, second of his travelogues at the Selwyn H Ippodrorne night, tabbl Judah L and Miss Ituth "he outbreak of the war, Mrs. Martin TOMS Julia KathcrltiM, bvlnvrd wife ot The of or- Magnca marriage of Miss Berthe Marie Theatre last evening, dealing with su pport Arnold Volpe's symphony >res»ier. vised Hampstead-Marshall, the Willi; rn H.. daughter of the lute Kdwanl -J Hutchinson, daughter of Mrs. J. Harry France. He showed pictures of Hrlt- ehlestra. In a varied list of operatic c seat of tho Craven family, andanient a-.J ;;Ult tin liradburn and slater of utchinson of Mount Vernon. N. V.. to tany, Picardy, Navarre and Flanders,' al is, sung In Russian, Italian and ad sine' passed most of her time there. Hradburn Todd. October MrSamuelIS. THE STORY OF F[EVILLON FURS folk n. chadwick 'at her ro«ld; -r. 128 Convent nv. Requiem jjr. John Robert Whelan, son of Mr. describing spots of historic Interest and, d! and in Jewish songs. h<- sangYldsh,C:harles p n>a at Church, Convey Vnnuni'latloc . ._ on Paris. arid Mrs. John E. Whelan, Is to take of course, dwelling wl Ith a fine, powerful voice, good breath OF BROOKLYN DEAD nv. at 121 st st.. Tuesday morning at It place on Wednesday evening in St. ntrol and a very dramatic style which LOST AND FOUND. o'clock Relatives and frit nds Invited. In Church, Mount Vernon. MissFella'sNOTES OK THE THEATRES. at times became somewhat cxnloslve He tcrtnent private utchinson will be attended 1-1 d :i I. re- and enthusiastic audience. /7or Years Prominent in TYI KR .Suddenly on Saturday October 2.2, by Miss Mr. and Mrs. f'ohurn will be presented by Many , O8T.ninelc -11 it case on Merrick road, be- i' n, c.irali- M rry, daurhtar of the late crtrude Blade of Bronxvlllo, Misses Mare Klaw, inc., in Reginald Rerkelcy's Civic Life of New York. twitn Itayahore nml llrlghtwatcr, I., William H. Merry and Allda Marry Jurat one Whelan, Gloria Fitch, "French t.eave," at the Relmont ?UNA WH,FK MAKK1 HFIU T. aturitny night; initial' "If. C'. k'." on suit and motto r of Ethel Qulnllvan. Funeral Katliryn comedy. r »»e. Finder R. t.. oore, Frsule Mitchell anil Marion Sic- Theatre, Monday evening, November S. Tlie notify CARTER, 07 "i vl; at St. Ajrin Chapel, lu'd at Nina a young American Word was received here of VI'iniconnry place. liklyti. !( ,\ard. neat October ulifTc. The boat man will bo Mr. play had Its first performance In Dondon In Wulfe, yesterday Columbus nv., Tuesday. 20. . 'e Interment Cliudlcl of Forest .Inly and is stlil runnlrig there at the Apollo isl has studied with Auer,violinwhognve the death of Charles N'oyeu Chadwlck, .Il-H ell > i' II k. private. Hills. The ushersSam1 Theatre. be r first recital here VA ca<,. aged at 6.24 111 be Messrs. Frederick yesterday In Hoard of Water ll.I.Ie--Ml, 78. Heck. "Kntsr Marlanio." nllh 11«1 n. Vnrr»««l unil k.. Hull. In Vltall's chaeonne Aeoinand 'rmmissfttner of the ^OST.An o\al brooeli, poriiait of man tn A. M.. on October 22 Funeral from his Daly. Herbert Melcher, JosephKayr>ndMe- Norman Trevor, at the Fulton Theatre, en- i.. lenlawskl's f> minor ylupply, and for many year- prominent centre, completely stirrountiod by dlffi rent t Baal Chester road, uldon and ters It* eleventh week to-day. An extra concerto her at hut 1]ort d [i aria, between vstli at. nml Rl\. r- i.erth of 'tin. Parkway, on Monday Thomas Dillon. w(irk showed but a j"a tho civic life of New York, Invitations have been Issued for matinee will he xtven on election dny, inak- Immaturity genuine Conn.. Saturday rj r rnlnE, at I> o'clock; tbenee 'o the the in* three matlneen for next week. mi laical talent. She has a large, rich *uminer home In Lyme, jjjibway. finder will tw properly rewarded. Jmreb f St J> vmond. where a requiem of - arrlago Miss Marian Grnce Wilson, Another rtiatiRe In Maruuret Analln's cast toiac. plenty of feeling and poise. iKht. Mr. Chadwlck was In his event} i hoi Schuyler WW, | lU'is- will be held. Interment Calvary. ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. of "The Woman of Bronxe" nt the France ourth year. The funeral will be held HST -l'..f.v. n 111. lieauk A it.a ri-dtiutr. W< TTIERSPOON .On October 2.2, J920, after of and Theatre Is that of Glen who will' he was an<1 40th M. and Hroadwav. Oct. 22, a:.to Hie *, James Wo'lirrsDoon, In Norfolk. Vn.. New York,Wllnto Coulter, Tin: MfillT IIOAT" TO o-morrow In Old Lyme, where r. J. 11. Jora play the part of Tom Tlanda!!, one of the' MOVE. u sons three M.. platinum and diamond brooch. liberal ".c.th yt ;ir of hl« aire. Relatives at d Seward lemon of East horn. His wife, two and J' ward. Addnaa Mr*. II. S I.T'ld.OW. W! veterans the juvenile role*. j ( frle els, Includl'-i? of Seventh ang", N". .T., next Saturday, In the Charles Dillingham yesterday an- Uaughters survive him. orth Itroadwav. frntum pprl'.ga. n. x It (mint, N O. N V.. are Invited to Two complete performance* will be (tlven unced the final week nntry of St. Thomas's Church. Mrs. election nikht. November 2, at the Pnlac. of hts musical Mr. Chadwlck was a descendant of OST.Held monogrnfirm .1 lo. kid, Initial < i.Me th' funeral services, at his late Ilson B. Prophet will be her sister's the first at 7:30 and the ro'Tied* "The Night Mont." at the Lib- Flldcr William who tame to O. v. K \., lost Piturday, October 23, e. i,ie in West h2d rt on Monday Theatre, beginning Brewster, at 8 ly attendant. Mr. Li, Dinwiddle aecond at 11 o'clock. Bert Levy ha* been tsrlty Theatre, beginning Al- his on the He was tween Fulton at and ITiii at.; reward etil' October 2*. o'clock. to-day. t! country Mayflower. 1 JV ' -1 "OON Eighth Veterans ralcmon will be his brother's especially enaaaed to report the' election re (),,High the play, which Is In Its and co.n- AYRF.fl, Filmb.dI, Newark. V. J MOTH) Company best mean* hi* second graduated front Yale In 1170, clopliotii. B347 Waverly. of Sctenth Rt itlment, October 23. II'2**. in. turns hy of patented shadowsraph Is !|! Tho ushers will be Messrs. writing machine. ison. drawing crowded houses, the pleted his studie^ In Germany. He ind and ctrrli It I Ith deep sorrow that announcement OPT-Plant -apphlro pin. mate !.. this of Henry Joralemon, Howard L. Nlchoi Field n1* ive had to be made to provide a thea- ntarried Alice Caruth,ln I'. ooklyn ,;t Finder a N KB I'l.AY FOR BOOTH. fnlng, November 1. William Faver- . ward. Phono i-/"' "vy w Mils (Irout, of Upper Montclair. N. md Saturday of this week. Next week the 836 to 1839, chairman of the Hrookly t JLMVTF.n..Tn ever lovlnr rentcmlirance of *hfim. under the direction of Lee , OUT.PIamond platinum Karpla. between j.. at the Hotel next natlnee will attain be and Sat- on and H. (Illllle), who died October ^Ot »M Majestic Saturday days Tuesday io, ubert, will appear In Mark Twain's ommlttee of Fifty Bridges red and 4fHIt M.« oil tlth a' liberal re- 22, 1005. aflternoon. Miss Townsend served as irday. because of election. chairman of the Commission o-i v ard. O. IIATtTMAN. 12 XV 53d. nous story "The Prince and the Tunels,~~ An annlv' tsary mass for the late « will mark 'n. rACK. > nmanette In the navy during the war. To-night the inist performance ,, onnervatlon of Stat- Waters, Land RBWARIV it >f Owen Davis's nper." which has been made Into a i'l'hO M Tint 111 ward Tack will be *i»id Grout was a lieutenant in the army. play "Opportunity," In Amclle nlml Forests of ti fI of c,> f.n«t last Tilerday betw n Rltr.ParltiWi M- 'ay mo'nlnr. October 2.">. at 9:90, vlilch James Crane Is appearlnx at the P'a y by Rives. The company 42d at, 1 jMi n and held other In variousteres, *rid f'art|er'«, Tywi'n. Drondway if Jean Uaptlsts. 76th St. ""orty-elehth Street Theatre. hat s been playing on tour for several other; id Alttmin'* a diamond lorgt tie. Return and I,etin**on av. "hi odlrs. He was a member of the M. A Cree Guide and Cook mVTF.RTrAW WOMF.W TlF.PrtP ATFTl Charles Dillingham's "(lend Times" to-day we eks. The cast Includes Ruth Flndlay, CAItTlFIl. 053 (Wit av. No nutation* « leflns Its twelfth week at the Hippodrome Cor'II Vapp, Mary Rehan, Madeleine taiiW Association, the Brooklyn Cl\ ~>\er Toti.onn persons have enjoyed this spec- Klirig, Harda Dauhe. Oertmde ^rsKuc, Hons of the Revolution, the p.. i:i:xvaro. mp«. J. t. Drake nn«l W. II. 1 arlo since the season began. Davis,' m.ot SBrje Any This Indian on the Mar- ire Flames, Lnwdcn Adams. Frank ety of Colonial Wars and the Alpha squatting bank of the Abitibi River I'*lta Ills clubs peart necklace with aevenfy-flve pearl* "Campbell Service" hall Receive Cro«« of Rnmr. I><>! of th* I « lighters of Hi* wson. John Anthony, Harold Webster, Phi fraternity. is and cook to Revolution and cl udrd of which *' id pidnted, oval ahriped diamond, net Cephas, guide the Revillon director who >f Hi* folontal Dames will attend to nlgb'< liter Sherwln, Philip Samson, Harry the Brooklyn Fnlverslty, claap. loat pro! ablv In the 'bangea or Call "Columbus itOO'* W Fn the palace of the city government lerformanc* of "The Mr*. Kit wak from 1909 to 1910; tin platlniu/ made the annual tour of Rome 't Outrageous tredge, Havllnnd Chappell, Alexander president jy', -ark. N. I.: ahov reward will be paid fR >Vlt F. insf>ection to the Hudson and Mayor Apollotil decorated Mrs alni'T" at fho Thirty-ninth Street Theatre. ]j,\rtus and Brlgham Royce. I C ity cm?) and tTif Yale nun. iu d :io .pif-aHona aaked foi return or for CAMrSHlJ, lfll Joiin A. Drake and Mrs. Walton H. diss Mary Young, who I* a member of bo |f> formation leadinp to recovery. HKNItY "THF. FUNERAL CHURCir'lac. James Bay posts last summ<»r. This annual an m*.rsliall of irganlxntlons, yv 111 reeelv the par v barn ,ANH A <*«"».. If 1. I'lty at Newark. N |l| trip by Now York with tho Silver " IN I U n r (Noa-6cctarian) J after tho I.H I.VIIIIDN SIM.I ...III . n !i ' ?r Malre's HARVARD, -iPT--ttlue yer*e cape, mnrked "Thwln"; : derness. The most remote t cat1 Free Milk and Relief for Italy, of 'ipens at the Shubert Orescent ThouUt. "" roadway Brevities" at tit* Winter: tiro baby lamb n kphce. lo rab. irnlne rading post gets the same whleh Mrs. Drake la president and 'irooblyn. Oni rldeat Member Faculty in artment 1212. v-< t 4*<*i. fell and her ankle ~ \ inder. Meformlrt*, sprained so attention from the board of directors as badly < personal do ilth Katharine Hayden, Ren Tagita"', Frio (hn t she was to Point of Service. $vn'i:i:wMtn. foljfhe decorations were In recognition , unnble nppear on the Charles Henderson and n d for j in tnxon, Joseph T>rl* ire, ami her V'o (titration"! ft. tVturri of the KOIl S \I of the diree- T'rof. Senrle was born In I.ondon In l,ftPT_On Monday. October is. In Kaxt Clat * Benedict a n I Knpairemcntv Mentor!alj ' E ;»e granted special audi- K nests of Miss Kva Pwck at fnim at torti of ikddwyn Pictures Cor|»oratlon, H137 and was brought to this country it., b-ttre. I n,.«!. vulna. j ilreres 'c to the two relief for afternoon tea. brown with hla.-k markli ca. Liberal Marriages 41 ^^evilloL workers. 'reeport wh( ) haa been in C»n(lri»u»ticni| charge for the purpose a'i a child. Ho was graduated from If return, d i> owner any "he Silver Cross Is the Hftli decoration F. Zlegfeld, Jr.. has sinned a one year's 'v' morr.his nird Annulments fcw%e* of reorganizing Ita affairs, announces Harvnrd In 13'fi, and aft d 12:30 o' !... k. at 21.< H.-.at ' Fifth a r ontract for th> exclusive services of Hen Olatbe,n Avenue t 53rd Street wh Ich Italians have bestowed upon Mrs. ii,n t financial plans have been completed In various ocRtlr>ns !> came connected «i city: lld'e pet dop mnv be telt ,ed for ] anient rtnike, one of them the ill llaggln. portrait painter, to act as an '. being gold medal ^ rtlstlc adviser In the Zlegfeld productions. nM" under the new arrnngetnent of op- w Ith the Harvard Conservatory In 186S h iv M .it f. male nr. tic in tif; 1r. llaggln will stipends. the costuming rrn lion, Frank J. flodso' will 1v rlmlr- II n became of lr -..liar; I'!- n reward return 1H2AV01' tin > *t> for professor astronomj Park av. I,l> any tnldnifrhthA JK># t-warrlor, Cabriole d'Annunilo. Mrs. n nd the artistic high lights. He hss for piaia of the hoard of directors nnd the litiJ*7. He had contributed many articles IMl. gl Murray It I, I 5K3. nc\' Issue. Call Kits Mri will * vcral seasons heen rcsponslhlc for the 11v- >ST.Light colored nnil n the day's ike and Mrs. Marshall return to rxP eutlve head of the corporation Hon to maanrdnes and was i Tvkllic t IIK poses In the "Follies" and "Midnight scientific the au- 1,'1 'iHI lo."'"tlotia Return to LWCfif.N Hoy 6000. w York tjio latter part of next month. ^ ucl will be 'roliea." tluldwyti president. . Jimr of a textbook on utronotny. 0 \V. .VIth. Tel. Circle T.'tkt. 1 ,, &r i 1 ^ *. . i...., \