Hiss Meeks' New Yorkers at Hot Springs Women Will Begin Mrs. Harold de Forest Gale Emmong«Pre*cn,¡i W t-A-Vuix Celeht ;»SOÚ at \. h J*.ilfor4 Is Married to Golf at : t -.*.' Tournament Among the e was < <.> Hot the marriag .... .; ,-..., Milford, Conn , Mr, Worcester SpringsMonday Prescoi^ and- Mr r.,hv¡n ju**l) mons of the New jr. Miss Pro«í;¡' ,¦¦ > I Performed in Opening Harned daughter of Mi. and Is ,... Ceremony Trail Proved of Much In¬ Beardslee Prescott, f« «r %- ton and Andover. Mr. 'Lmmpi.s is in» Chantry of St. Thomas's; terest to son of Mr. and Members of Col¬ Mrs. Edwin Justin Lm- * \ h*;«.* h Wahl -K'bef Miss Roebling Becomes Who mons, of New Milford. «.f William F -.\ Gel«- ony Ride Horseback The wedding fccolr, place at the home t,< r : h\> 'at* Mrs. Gale at Passaie of the bride's parents on the:r wedding resid i- ¦;..¦'. av Tí >«>«. \N. y. Special Dispatch to The Tribune anniversary, the bride wearing«. fcer City. Intpi n¡. tu Calvary Catnatri-lV, HOT ** SPRINGS, Va.. Oct. 14..An¬ mother » wedding gown and carrying a FORBES.. Man n. «¡re <>' - W¡.': ;.i. other glittering week of the shower of white I,fit and mother of Frt>1«i-|k Albert .Tr_ Mfe» Rich Weds great (bouquet roses, gar- and Kenneth saru'day " Dorothy autumn season in n as and swainson*. The bi.de was Bttmrt, r.-,...,'«,.». this festive Al- in IPanerai serviros a< re.«l i«.11 ... VVfiíMatiry. leghany valley has ended with the given marriage by her father, and I.. I. Burial 'A'o-.rliricri», Detr»H. Da- Mclvor. Miss her only attendant was her sister, Mis» troit papers please copy. Miss Adam-«, finals in le golf tournament for men Alice Beardslee Prescott. The bride's GANNON--On October 3 2. Hinnah, b*- Miss Miss I^ord, players which started on Monday over brother, Mr. Lincoln Tucker Prescott, «Vid wife Of the lat«s <"h;»rles Gannon Vaugha$i, the Hot of Boston, was best man. (nee Kili-it) arid beloved slater of Mrs. Are Brides Springs long course. There IV. Busch, William and Miss Hoaghfton were The* wedding march from "Lohen¬ Owen Keh'-». eighty entrants and some ex¬ was Funeral from her la*«» residence. 193 cellent work grin" played by Mr. Ray Leach, Jiudaon »t., on October at got in. of New 6; 1*0 Monday, is. « MUs Helen Augusta Meek», grand- Britain, cousin and partner of a. rr.. then«*.*« to St. Alphonsus Monday morning the tournament for the where a John Lee of >v( men groom, and by Mrs. George Smith, Church, solemn high mas» will ¿»u~hter of Mrs. Connable, players starts and will continue a well known violinist of New Milford. be offered for the reposo of her soul. W3s mar¬ ttntil Saturday, to an end Interment Calvary Cemetery. Automo¬ 3Ï East Sixty-fourth Street, three bringirg There were guests from New York. bile cortex«. to Mr. Wakefield weeks of renvrl:?, ¡o amateur Philadelphia and Boston besides those ried yesterday sport. Among the players the from HARR.¡*~-On October Mr. and Mrs. week during New York. husband of 12, Frank, beloved Worcester, '..on of William from New York were the Messrs. . a» Rine Harris (ne«» Ward) and Worcester, of Cantonville, Harold C Richards, Cornelius S. Lee, father of Kthri, Frank, «crharles and Rita. Wakefield William R. R. Wil- Funeral from his late residence, 11 î the chantry of St. Thomas's Simonds, Adams, Barney Yokel Dies in Office West 67th at.. Monday. October l«. at 9 Md., H liaH Hunter, Hugh Keogh, George a. m.; thenco to Chureh of St. Matthew, The ceremony was per¬ Batcholler, Charles West «7th St. Church. P. Shiverick, Baisley Was Circulation Manager of the Rev. Ernest M. Stires Elobash, Dickson Boardmnn, Chaun- HOKNIDGK -On Thursday. October 1|, formed by cey M. John "The Newark 1Ö2-. B. by a reception at the Murphy, Bain, jr., Edward Ledger" Mm«) Homldgc, beloved 1*111««- and was followed M. Mcllvain, W. Whitewright Wat¬ Barney Yokel, circulation manager banNew York City. Reynolds, Mr. Thomas T. Danforth and Francis S. Whitten came down Jennie Lordly, Widow Of C. R. Crim. early Honor Missouri's War Dead M. D., late of Han Lordly, Mr. William in the week for the golf, also Mr. and Funeral Jose, Cost» Rica, C. A. Mrs. Sloan. and PARIS, Oct. 14..Marshal Joffre will privat«. George Mr. Mrs. Julian preside at the dedication a Miss Ruth Violet Roebling, daughter W. Robbins, who at the of monu¬ McCALL.Erma A. (nee Smith), wffe of of Mr. and Mrs. W. Homestead (are always ment to Missouri's war dead of the John J. McCaii, at St Vincent Hospital, George Roebling, during' October, were ar¬ 35th and 89th American divisions on October IS, 1922. Servlcm Mondey of Passaie, N. J., was married yester¬ rivals of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ger¬ Octobcr 1G. at 10 a. at the erected by the state of Missouri at chapel. ni., hospital day to Mr. Harold de Forest Gale, son hard M. Dnhl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff in the of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Courtland Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius S. Lee Cheppy, Argonne region. Am¬ McCAFLEY. and bassador Herrick will speak at the Sud.lenly, on October It. Gsle, of Troy, N. Y., at St. John's Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cooper came of 1922, Edward P.. beloved eon of Gerald Passaie. The cere¬ in early in the week. Mrs. Mar- unveiling the monument, which is and Mary MoCauley (nee Dolan). Fu¬ Episcopal Church, Henry the work of Mrs. neral from his late mony was performed the Rev. W. tyn Alexander arrived to her Coonsman Hahn, of 29th residence. 468 W<#«. by join Missouri. st., on Monday at 8:S0 a, m. Gordon Bentley and was followed daughter. Mrs. thence to St. by Philip Kip Rhinelander, She teas married Columba Church, where a. a reception at the home of the bride'- of Tuxedo Pnrk. Mr. Rhinelander is yesterday afternoon in St. John's Episcopal Church, mass of requiem will be celebrated. expected in the week. Mr. IS. Mrs. MRS. CORNELIA HEG MOO parents. early coming Passaic, J. Gale was Miss Ruth Violet Roebling, daughter Mrs. UK.On October 11, 1922. Josoph J. Mrs. Robert Granger Benson, siäter (-liarles Holland Duell came in to join Mr. and Cornelia Heg, eighty-nine years Funeral Trom his late home, 2963 8th to the bride, was matron of honor and Mrs. Duell and Mr. Henry Anderson of Mrs. George W. Roebling old, widow of Brigadier General Hans av.. Sunday, 2 p. m. Janice Goman to C. Miss Roebling, another sister pass several days with Mrs, Heg, who was killed while com¬ Nl'HN.On October IS. 1922, Kate Kuhn to the bride, was maid of honor. The Goman here with Mrs. Alvi Twing manding his brigade of troops at the (nee Maletón), aged 07 years, wife of the Battle late Nuhn. bridesmaids included Miss Florence Baldwin, of New York. of Chickamauga, in the Civil her (¡porgo Funeral service« at Van Riper, Miss Olive Prescott, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Wilbur S. Bloodgood arrived to War, died last night at the home of lato residence 2622 Palmetto st.. Georgp Sloan snapped a fete days ago at the popular be with Mrs. her Rlngowood. Sunday at 9 p. m. Interment Ruth Van Auken and Mrs. Harold E. Bloodgood and Miss Rosa¬ Canadian son-in-law, former Congressman Lutheran Cemetery on Monday, 2 p. m. Mr. resort lie Also in Breaks World Charles H. of 618 Coughlin. Alfred Warren Gale Virginia Bloodgood. coming during Dog Fowler, Salem Road, at Port was his brother's best man the the week to the New York N. J. She was in PARK.Suddenly, Chester, S. T and join colony Elizabeth, born Nor¬ October 1$, 1922. Charles 8., son of the ushers included Messrs. Hobart War- were Mr. and Mrs. John H. Inman, Mr. way and came to this country seventy- late John Augustus and Julia A. Park. ren Donald and Mrs. F. Hurd, Mr. and Record to Win five years ago. Funeral service« at. hlB lite residence. Thompson jr., Cruse, Benjamin Race Old .i White Alexander Berkshire Dance Colonists Mrs. James P. Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. -# . Plains Road and Ridge a'... Blandy, Dudley Parker, Whippet Monday, October at 3 m. James West Arnott 3d and Harold E. Enjoying Charles E. F. McCann, Mr. and Mrs. MRS. ADALINE B. HÜLSE 16, p. PARNELL-.On Friday. October Coughlin. Upon their return from And Vance Lauderdale, Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Adaline B. MacDonald II. 13, 1922. Mr. Gale Entertainment Fall Season I. Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Owned Hülse, Sk'ney Parm-l!. beloved husband of their honeymoon and Mrs. Merry Skipper, by Colonel G. G. Mitchell, of To¬ wife of the late Van Buren Hülse, of Emily Parnell (nee Hussiein), In his will live in Passaie. Burnham. L. died at Free- 37th year. Funeral services at his late Given for Mrs. came* down Bay Shore, I., Tuesday residence, 309 West 47th School At White Payne Whitney from Covers was a st.. New York Miss Rich la Married ronto, 200-Yard Course in 11 3-5 Sec¬ port, L. I. She daughter of the on Sulphur New York to remain a Mrs. City, Sunday, October 15, at 3 p. m. Miss of Mr. fortnight. late D. D. Boyce, and was active for Automobile cortege. Dcrothy Rich, daughter Andrew Carnegie arrived with Mrs. onds ; of With Is Proved many years in work associated with the and Mr?. Charles F. Rich, was mar¬ Attraction Is William Adams and is at one of the Popularity Sport Society Reformed and Methodist PEAR.SALL--On the thirteenth of Tenth ried yesterday to Mr. Duncan MacD. Potpourri Held October CrowdedWith Smart Homestead Mrs. Frederick churches. month. 1922. Antoinette G. Pearsall. cottages. Funeral services at her late residence. Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick in Town Hall at Events Neilson arrived from Newport for a 215 East 15th Lenox; Follows Early Au¬ Skipper, sporting the red silks of third. The winner was a sil¬ FILLMORE A. DRAKE st.. on First day the flf S. Little, of 9 East Thirty-ninth Street, visit of six weeks. presented teenth of Tenth month, at 2 m. In¬ in the of Grace Church. The Dozen Dinners Precede Mr.M.O.Wilson Mrs. Jose Mrs. Herbert Colonel G. G. Mitchell, of Toronto, Can¬ ver cup donated by Mrs. J. S. Phipps, Fillmore A. Drake died yesterday at terment In Flushing Cemetery.p. chantry tumn; Jr. Aymar, The Meadow a was Stone and Mrs. Clifford V. Brokaw ada, established a new world's record Brook Plate, 200-yard his home, 81 Harrison Street, East "jeremony performed by Bishop- Autumn Event is on elimination race for novice and PERSCHBACH.On Thursday. October I«, elect Charles L. Miss Wini¬ Big Leave From Berne. were week-end arrivals. Miss for on dofts Orange. After many years' association Clara B., beloved wife of William Slattery. Polly whippets the grass course of out con¬ becb. Persch- fred Rich was her sister's atten¬ of Mr. and Mrs. John bitches, brought seventeen with the Goodrich Rubber Company Funeral from her late, rnsldence. only gpacial to McCall, daughter Mr. John S. Phipps's field at West- tenders. Those to in the semi¬ IDS East 7th st.. New York and Dr. B. Parker was Dispatch The Tribuns Special Dispatch to The Tribune C. of New is hero with polo qualify and tho G. & J. Tire Company, he be¬ City, on dant Douglas McCall, York, L. finals were Madford owned the Berrodin Monday. October 16. at 10 a. m. Solemn Mr. best man. The ushers THE BERKSHIRES, Oct. 14..Lenox WHITE SULPHUR Mrs. D. Herbert Ilostetter and Miss bury, I., yesterday, defeating five of Domino, by came president of Rubber high mass at St. Nicholas's Little's SPRINGS, W. Va., Mrs. C. G. West of Mill- of More re¬ Church, 2d »ere Mr. Harold of South ig filled with visitor» for this week Helene Hostettcr, of Pittsburgh. the fastes^ whippets in the country by jr., Westbury; Company, Philadelphia. st., between Av. A and 1st av.. New Milbank, Oct. 14..A smart and erowded October of the week also included hill Jasmine, owned by Mr. E. C. Kerr; he had been sales manager of York City. Interment <'«reenwood Ceme¬ 'Orange, and Mr. Caswell Barrie, of end, which is one of the liveliest Arrivals covering 200 yards in 113-5 seconds. owned Mr. cently tery. this cousin of the of "the is following the early fall season at the Messrs. Jules Glaenzcr, John Bain Peggy, by George Chip- the Howe Rubber Company. city, groom. season. A entertainment at Hundreds of members of society wit¬ chase; Maxim, owned by Mr. E. D, Mor¬ PETERSON.At East pot-pourri White Sulphur, which was made gay jr., G. Jarvis Geerg jr., James T. D. ber Orange. N. J.. Octo¬ nessed the races gan jr.; Millhill Midget, owned by E. 13, 3 ;> 2 _. Anna Peterson. Miss Henrietta the town hall Miss Bowlos.Vand Baisley P, Elebash, to be and backed their selec¬ services from Funeral Mclvor, daughter of to-night, arranged by by the women's national golf cham¬ H. C. Kerr; Dingle G., owned by Mr. G. A. Birth, Engagement, Marriage, W. N, Knapp A Sons' Par¬ Mrs. N. W. Mclvor and the late Mr. Helen was followed with his mother, Mrs. Bedell tions with wagers of luncheons, silk owned Mr. W. Death and In Memoriam Notices lors. 55 Main st., on Monday, October Frothingham, by pionship. and Mr. Harned. Wilson; Audacious, by 16, at 2:30 p. m. N. W. Mclvor, of Yokohama, Japan, a subscription ball at Rock the Harned, stockings, automobile tires, hats, thea¬ Gourd, secretary of the Canadian to The Tribune was married to Mr. Freder¬ Lawn, Among those contributing to the in¬ Something of interest to the riding Man may be telephoned PISTOR.On October 12. 1922. yjesterday villa of Mr. and Mrs. of the was the ter tickets and puppies. In one Instance Whippet Association, and Madford Margare*. ick Winant at the home of Mr. George Higgin- terest of the colony just now are Mr. members colony open¬ o* War, owned Mr. C. G. West time up to for in' Pistor (nee Kill), ae*ed 56 sears, dearly jr. of on Friday of the new Harned trail, the stakes were a railroad ticket to by jr. any midnight beloved mother of Katherine McGrath. and Mrs. John Gilbert Winant at son, Chicago. The proceeds of both and Mrs. Marshall Orme ing The final was won Audacious, run¬ next Emma and Wilson jr., which branches from the McDannald Canada, which was won a Canadian by sertion in the day's paper, Grlgor William J. Pletor Princeton, N. J. The ceremony was are to go to Ascension Farm School at who 'returned to New York in off Dunn's and ends at the by ning from the 1%-yard mark; Man o' .Services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock performed of Septem¬ trail, Gap, who backed Skipper. War, second, with the same Telephone Beekman 3000. at her late residence, 317 East 89th st. by Bishop McKim, South Lee. A dozen dinners were given ber on Ellis trail. Mr. and Mrs. Harned and handicap, Relatives and friends to Tokios. -The brida, was leave of absence from Berne, If was a and Madford third. invited attend. given away by before the entertainment. a large company of riders went out to yesterday criterion, whippet Domino, her brother, Mr. Carlisle Mclvor, and Switzerland, where Mr. Wilson is first tho ceremony. is always a racing is the The Long Island Plate, an open race RICE.Suddenly on October IS, at bis was attended her Miss Helen Miss Frothingham wrote the scenario Riding becoming popular sport MARRIAGES_ home, 3 5 West «7th st., William M. J. by sister, secretary of the American Legation. principal diversion here, and there are of Bociety dog owners. The races were for dogs and bitches, was won by High¬ Rice, son of the late Edwin T. and Au¬ Mclvor. Mr. John Gilbert Winant was for the two-reel moving picture en¬ come miles of enchanting coun¬ conducted much after flyer, a newly imported dog, owned by McGIVKRIN «. FABJftrXGTON . At St. gusta Jackson Rice, of New York. They here from White Post, Va., many, many the fashion of Brockville. Ontario, eral Fti- his brother's best man. Only relatives titled "Sally," in which there were try through which to ride. Mrs. George horse races. The dogs were weighed in Mr. Harvey S. Ladew, with a nine-yard Peter's Church, private. and a few intimate friends attended after paying a visit to Mrs. Wilson's Katherine which covered the 200 Canada, on Thursday, October V¿, 1922, thirty performers, with Miss Edith M. II. Ingalls and Miss Ingalls, and handicaps were allowed according handicap, yards by the ítev. A. S. Wha'ley, Agatha Blr- ROBINSON.Suddenly, on October 13. 1922, [tue ceremony. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. arrivals of the week from New York, to age and weight before to the in 12 1-5 seconds. Spring, with a five- nev, only daughter'of VVilllam C. Parr- William Lincoln, beloved husband of Bonsai as the Mr. C. going Sally 1. Robinson and son of Miss Adams Im Bride heroine; EUery Graham F. Blandy, at their summer are daily on the riding trails. post. Each dog sported the colors of yard handicap, was second, and Mr. B. ington, of New York, to Harold McKiu- John B. and , the and Mr. the former Can¬ his and Tuckerman's chamnion finished tock McGlverin, of Ottawa. Mary E. Robinson, of Beliport, L. I. Miss Katherine of ¡Sedgwick, hero, Frederick Farm. will re¬ Sir Robert Börden, owner, the cheering and en¬ Julep Adams, daughter home, Tuleyries They adian and have thusiasm third. *¦ JONES.LE IIL'BAT.At Calvary Church. ROMER.Sarah Floyd, daughter of Ira and Mr. and Mrs. Avon Franklin of Davieu Haines, the villain. The picture turn to Premier, Lady Borden, displayed by the spectators W&Q&t N. J., on Saturday. October 14. Banna Adams, Berne in November. Their Ottawa and are here at as the came down the course were tho;- seen at the races were Summit, Noses Floyd, of Stonlngton 376 Park Avenue, was married was taken Mr. William B. arrived from dogs Among 1922, by the Rev. W. Ovid Klnsolving, Conn., in her 73d year. Funeral services yester¬ by Osgood young son, Marshall Orme Wilson 3d, Casa of Lt. Col. and as keen as at a Belmont Park stake Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. West jr., Mrs. Bay¬ Claire L" Huray, daughter of Mr. and 130 to Mr. Clement McCall at is two and a half Eleli. guests Sunday, p. m., ot Blood's Funeral day Sydney Field, and most of the scenes are laid years old, and was Aruthur Evans. Mrs. race. ard Warren, Count A. Orlowski, Mr. Mrs. Bowley Le Huray. to Roger Jonen. Parlor, 203 East 201st st.. near Grandi the home of her parents. The Rev. born in Brussels. Mrs. Kelly October Concourse. at his place, Highlawn, and at Mrs. y Evans gave them a tea on Monday The feature of the day was the last and Mrs. A. L. Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. WATTS.SPADER.On Saturday, Interment Woodlawn. Father T. Lawrason Riggs, of New Mr. Hugh Campbell Wallace, former race, in which of H. L. Mrs. J. E. Mr. and 14, at St. Peter's Church Morrlstown, the Raymond T. Baker's estate, Holmwood. and a dinner on Tuesday ¡it which the the six champions Lewis, Davis, N J., by the Rev. Donald M. Brookman, ROSE.On October 1Î. Vegeo. Rematasi Haven, performed ceremony. Miss American Ambassador to and Mrs. E. at the The was followed the France, and were che Baron and Ba.oness America were entered. The American Mrs. Willis D. Wood, Mr. D. D., Helen Spader to Bigelow Watts. reposing chapel of the Stephen Peggy Adams was her sister's maid of picture by play Mrs. Wallace came from guests owners backed J. Coe Mr. Ambrose Mr. and Mefritt Burial and Cremation Co., 161 "Will o' the Washjngton Rosenkrantz, Mrs. Terah Miss heavily «Mr. Gllligan's Kerr, Clark, 8th corner honor, and the bridesmaids included Wisp," written by Miss some days ago and Mr. and Haggin, which won Mrs. J. Marion Miss av., lMh st. Sunday, 2 p. m. Doris and the chwracters were joined and the Messrs. Jer¬ GilJigan'8 Tommy, the first Davis, Miss Sears, Mrs. John Trevor Adams, Mrs. George Halman, Mrs. Edward R. Stottinius, and the two Margaret Brown, heat in 12 seconds flat and finished a Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Ross W. DEATHS 8CHNAOKENBKRG.On October 18. In hi« W. Van Miss Constance taken by Miss Olivia alohnson, daughter ome Napoleon Bonaparte, Dickson McGill, 73d y.ar. Adolf B., at West Nyack. N. Sielen, McCall, families^ with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. close second to Skipper, the Canadian Proctor jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nash, Y he is survived by one eon, Miss Christine of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Johnson; Miss Boardman and Joseph B. Whitehead. and Herman Linderman and Miss Wells, of New York, frequently make dog, in the second* heat. Tommy Mrs. M. W. and Miss F. E. McLaughlin, M. CAMPBELL FU¬ A., one daughter. Tillie w, Sehnack- Mr. Kate Cary, Miss Geneviève Carpenter a There is always much activity in the pulled ADAMS.Edward enberg. Funetnl service» from his late Lucy Linderman. Clifford Hyde up group at the Casino tea and up lame at the end of the second heat Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowenstlne, Mr. and NERAL CHURCH, Broadway and 66th home, West was his brother's and Mrs. Lawrence K,. Lunt. Mr. Owen cottage colony during the autumn sea¬ and was beaten in the Mr. Burt Mar¬ rt>. Nyock. Sunday. October 16, McCall best man, luncheon tables and on the golf links. badly final heat, Mrs. H. D. Carrington, at., Sunday, 3 p. at 2 p. 111. Interment Flower Hill Cem¬ and the ushers included Mr. John DeK. Johnson was coach. An amateur or¬ Mrs. Robert M. whose son. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers which was won by Skipper in record Mr. B. Tuckerman Mrs. E. R. etery, West New chestra, of Mr. Howard El¬ Thompson, entertained at House and Mrs. tin, jr., ALLEN.Suddenly, on October 12. at her York. Ahon, Mr. Joseph Kilbourno Hooker, composed health forbade her accompanying Colo¬ Upland time. Campbell, Mr. H. B. Phipps, Mr. Peter 43» 9th at., Brooklyn, Mary STAC».Suddenlv, on steamer Mr. Robert H. Ware and Terah a residence, Resolute. Mr. John Trevor Adams, Mr. E. Dyer liott, pianist; nel Thompson on his trip into the Haggin gave dinner at the The first race was the Puppy Stakes, Smith, Mr. George Chipchase, Mr. G. A beloved wlfo of James A. and daugh¬ Mux 13.. in his «J:!! year, beloved husband Mr. Samuel J. Mr. Mr. James B. Mabon jr. furnished the Adirondack and Canada with White Cottage, where she has been open to dogs and bitches under a year A. Wilson, Mr. W. Gourd, Mr. A. ter of the late Roderick M. Classy and of Sophie Staub and father of Harriet. Hubbard, Keator, music. It was the best amateur show Lord Hannah Jungjohana and slater of Wini¬ Edward «tnd laldor. Fu-»r«.l service- to H. Mr. Mountbatten and his has come since early in the summer. Captain old. The winner was Tuck o* Drum, Lambie, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Beadleston, bo held on Hartley Ramsay, Reginald seen in Lenox in bride, and fred A. Htnes and Daniel R. Casey. Fu¬ Sunday. October 15, at 1 p. m. Roome and Mr. R. Alden Rose. A re¬ years. to the Greenbrier Miss Mrs. William M. Talbott, of New owned by Mr. E. Coe Kerr, which cov¬ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilcox, Mr. and at 10 a. m. from St. Sa¬ ut fcaul Roll schlld'n F an«««I 159 In house accompanied by neral Monday 3201 Chapel, ception was held The cere¬ Miss Frothingham's party Hilda from at South¬ York, arc at Bienvenu, until the com¬ ered 100 yards in 6 3-5 seconds. Hu¬ Mrs. F. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Peter viour's Church, 8th av. and 6th st., West h st., N. Y. City. Omit flower's. following are Mr. Sykes, Fairlawn, mony. her two brothers, Samuel ampton. pletion of their new home. The morous, owned by Mr. H. B. Phipps, Cooper Bryce, Mr. Oliver Islin, Mr. Brooklyn. Interment Calvary Ceme¬ STL'RNFBLD.William, on October lï. and Mr. Donald McL. stable was and owned Mr, tery. Automobile cortege. 3V22. at 515 West 177th »t. Services at Frothingham jr. Mrs. John Herndon French took one Talbott has been brought down second, Josh, by Thomas Le Baudie, Mr. and Mrs. F. rl-iryem's Funeral Frothingham; Miss Margaret Monell, of from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Tuckerman of Boston, finished and Mr. A. A. Wilson. October be¬ Parior, 228 Lenox av., ÄÜ Edith Elisabeth the Greenbrier cottages for tho jr., Kruger ALTER.On 12, 19ÎÎ, Emll. oVnduy, October 15, at 1:30 p. m. Vaughan, Messrs. James B. Mabon jr. and Henry autumn with her Jefferson Ryan are at the Pillars loved husband of Ho».«, and devoted daughter of Dr. John Colin Vaughan, of daughters, the Misses during of Irene Kate and Ed¬ WALSH.On Thursday, October 12 1922. was S. Dugdale, New York; Benjamin Hilah C. and Ellen Mercer the construction of their Ryan father Adolph Harry M., the beloved husband of married yesterday to Mr. William and Mr. J. French, and place, and Mrs. Thomas Turlay Mackie, Mr. win Alter. Furtei%l services at the Uni¬ erin» Walsh Cath¬ Thoron, of Washington, the had as their Ridge Farms, on the Warm 697 (nee Bass). Relatives and Stuart Bernard jr. at St. Agnes's of family guest through Springs Miss Ticknor and Mrs. Arthur E. Mrs. Wil¬ versal Funeral Chapel, Lexington friends are respect folly invited to attend Higginson Manning, Washington. the first part of the month Miss Mer¬ Road. Virginia Whitney, av. at B2d St.,, on Sunday, October IB, at the funeral from hi» late (nape!., the ceremony a re¬ Guests of Miss Theresa and Miss liam Hall Walker, Mrs. William Stan¬ m. residence, 836 Following cer of who Coming in from Philadelphia during Married to Mr. Guillare 10 a. Second av.. on Monday, October 18, at ception was held at the home of the are Miss Catherine Dunlop, Lawrenceville, Va., Dr. and Mrs. Blake Donaldson, Mr. B a. nt. Lee Higginson left a few ago to attend the wed¬ the week were Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Fish ley. BEDELL.On October 12. Daniel M.. be¬ ; thence to the Church of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Edward Roesler, at of Miss Corina S. days and Mrs. Edward Streeter, Mr. and Epiphany, where a solemn hiph mass iô Gründen, St. Louis; of her Miss Dun¬ jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. loved husband of Marlon Bedell, after a will be offered for East Eighty-second Street. Messrs. Robert ding sister, Margaret Bookmayer, Takes Place in St Mrs. William B. Nisbet, Mrs. Warren A. brief at 570 Park av. Services the happy repose of Higginson, of Boston; to William Stecle of New Mrs. William II. Tevis Huhn and Mr. Ceremony Illness, his soul at 10 a. m. Interment Ranlet, of Rochester; Esty Foster, of lop, Gray jr., Church Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. will be held at St. Thomas's Church, 63d Cemetery. Calvary Miss Hough ton Wed- of York, on October 19. George A, Huhn, to join his daughtur, James Episcopal Mr. and-Mrs. Eugene W. Peck, ¦t. and Ulh av., 10 a. m. Monday. New York, and Thomas Wheelock, New are and Mrs. Huhn Mrs. Charles Gil- Engs, James J.. be¬ WAND.At lL-»stlngs-on-Hudson, N. T.. In the of St. Bartholomew's Other Yorkers here Mr. Bailey; at Great Barrington Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wetherbee, CARROLL.On October 13, toi er Qç. chapel Boston. Mrs. John Hone Mr. ar.d pin 3d., Mrs. William to The Tribune loved brothsr of Ktatherine and Eliza¬ 13. ir*2::, Alfred George. Funeral Church Miss Auerbach, Butterworth, Special Dispatch Mr. and Mrs. James R. Meade, of New services Sunday, October 16, at 3 m. yeBterday Margaret Among the visitors In Stockbridgi Mrs. William Mr. A. Mrs. John P. Mathieu, and Mrs. Felton GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass., Oct beth Carroll. Funeral from his late resi¬ Interment Woodlawn. p. Houghton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ihis week were the Vice-President and Bnylis, jJames York; Miss Rosemary Crane, of Dal- dence, 357 Best 198d st., on Monday, Oc¬ Blair jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellis, Bent with Miss Nancy Bent. Mrs. Eu¬ 14..M\3S Virginia Ticknor, daughte: a. to the WEI8SLJTZ.On October Augustus Seymour Houghton, was Mrs. Calvin Governor Chan« George ton; Miss Priscilla Colt, Mr. and Mrs. tober 16, at 9:30 m.; thence heloveii 13, 1922. Paul, Married to Fol- Coolidge, Mr. Mortimer B. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. gene du Pont, Mrs. William H, Fenn Oa Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Duran Mr. Donald M. Church of Our Lady of Mercy, where* a husband of Hose Weinguts, de¬ Mr. Philip Houston. H. Cox and Mrs. Cox, Senator wa¡ Philip Weston, Weston, will be offered. Inter¬ voted father of Loo. Claire. Sam the war* ring Harry S. Black, Mrs. B. Sumner Welles and Mrs. Russell H. Dunham arrived Ticknor, of Great Barrington, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Plumb and mass of recjulem and Mirlani. Irving, ceremony a reception Henry Cabot Lodge and Speaker Frank and W. ment Calvary. Funeral from late res.- MidJfwingat the home of the bride's and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corbett. from Wilmington, Del. married to Mr. Edward McCrady Gail Miss Frances J. Plumb, of Pittszeld. dence 9*1 Fox st., Bronx, Sunday, Octo¬ parent» Allen of the Massachusetts House. who of son of Mr. and Mrs CORNELL-^On Friday, October 13, Har¬ ber 16, 1 p. m. Omit «t 138 East Street. Mrs. Richard Stevens, spent the Departures the week included Mr. lard, Yale, '20, Also Mr. and Mrs. Rosewell M. Cur¬ in her 78th Funenal flower». Seventy-fourth They were guests of Representative summer in will arrive and Mrs. James L. Samuel G. Gaillard, of Chestnut Hill riet Adelaide, year. WEMFLE- -Marguerite Huston and Mrs. Allen T. at the Red Paris, rhortly, Morgan, Mr. and tis, of Lenox; Congressman Allen T. services will be held at the House of the Friday, October Duell, on Treadway Mrs. Lawrence of Si. Mrs. James W. Philadelphia, in St. James's Episcopa Comforter, 196th at. and Urand 13. 3922, at 449 .Park Miss Chase Lion Inn. others there are Mr. Lewis, Augus¬ Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Treadway and Mrs. Treadway, Mr. and Holy av. Funeral private, on .iunday, Octo¬ Carolyn Tiffany Lord, Among tine, who is here for the autumn with John C. Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Church to-night. Mrs. Heaton Ives Treadway, Mr. John Concourse, on Monday, October 16, at 10 ber 15. ¦dtughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Peyton J. Van Rensselaer, of The who wa3 in mar¬ a, m. Yonkers paper« i; le asa copy, her two children, and her mother, Mrs. Doelger, Mrs. Charles F. Swan and bride, given Osborne, Misses Nancy and Louise Os- WINTER.On .Sunday. October 8, at her «aben Lord, of Green Farms, Conn., Newport, who are on the Stockbridge J. K. of N. Mrs. John he- father, wore her mother's CÜMMIJrtlS.Marian Wright, widow of the home, at Mountain course Mrs. Fred¬ Wise, Wilmington, C, gave L. Adams, of New York. riage by borne, of Stockbridge; Mr. and Mrs. C. and mother of J. Lakes, N. J.. Blanche ¡Je, married yesterday to Mr. Arthur goif every morning; a last wedding gown of cream-colored bro¬ late J. Cummlngs Armaud, beloved wife of Percy Winter at the Church of the erick L. of Mr. and large party night. Frederick A. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Clcott Cummlngs, on October 13, 3928. In her 39th year. Ckanning Taylor Eldridge, Ardsley; Several luncheons have been given caded satin trimmed with point lace John H. C, Mr. and Mrs. De¬ Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Los Philadelphia, Pa.; Rest. Following the cere- Mrs. Edward T. Nichols, Mrs. Theodore was of brocaded Church, Angeles, Redlands and Oakland, Heavenly during the week, one by Mrs. Alexan¬ On The court train also lano de Windt, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Broadway and 66th st., on Sunday, Octo¬ Calif., papers please copy. $ony a reception was held at the Hotel Olcott and Miss Theodora Olcott, of der Dow, of Detroit, and another by Going To-day satin. The tulle and rose point Veil Terry Durant, of Great Barrington, and ber 15, «t 2 p. m. »otham. Miss Martha Taylor, sister New York; Mrs. William Alexander Mrs. F. of New York. which had a point lace crown, was DAILLEDOUZE.Suddenly, on October 1.3. » the of honor. Mr. Louis T. and Miss Flor- Nicholas Brady, Mr. and. Mrs. S. Parker, of Washington. at his Lenox Road UNDERTAKERS bridegroom, was maid Dick, Tilge Lawrence Lewis a luncheon DAY caught with orange blossoms. 1922. residence. and 91 bridesmaids included Miss Louise ehee L. of Mrs. gave Troy av., Brooklyn, N. Y., Paul Pierre, Tilge, Philadelphia. at the Casino for the Mis3es Mercer American Museum of Natural History; ad¬ The bride's sister, Miss Martha twin brother of Henry E. and brother of .Mesline and Miss Marjorie Shaw. Mr. Mrs. George H. Morgan, of New York, mission was of honor. Shi Miss Marion Onborne Becomes '«* Dnrlop and Martha Wall before their free. Ticknor, her maid Bugen-', Leonie and Mathilde. Funeral Roy Sherman was best man and the and her sister. Mrs. Frank E. Ker- Metropolitan Museum of Art; admission wore orchid and blue crêpe and chiffon Bride of Mr. servlcos Monday; October 16, at 2 p. m. Wters were Wallach Mr. of Colorado are departure. free. roses and or- Champ Carry Interment Evergreen Mj. Garland, nochan, Springs, Several cars have admission pnd carried deep pink Cemetery. and a of the autumn at the private brought Aquarium: free. The of Miss Marion Osborne on £»ul Bray, Mr. Graham Maheffey spendiner part parties of visitors during the week. Brooklyn Museum: admission free. chida". The gown of her matron oí wedding DORKMl't*!.Suddenly, Sunday, October Theodore Bray, all classmates of Curtis Hotel, In Lertox.- Among other New York Historical admission Mrs. John H. Hamline, of Lak* to Mr. Champ Carry took place yester¬ 8, 1922, Marietta Drake Barton, wlfo of «jr.«v. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brady came on Society; honor, tho ¡ate Abram H. Doremus and, daugh¬ F-U_^E.OMPBEU Taylor of the class of '21 at arrivals this week were Mi. and Mrs. and free. 11!., was of blue and orchid day at the home of her parents, Mr. Yale.} the private car Constitution, Mr. Vnn Cortlandt Park JIupoum; admission Forest, W. on ter of the late Susan A. and Staats Bar¬ -^fee Quntral ÇfatrtiYta Howard K. Burras, Mrs, Charles T. of free. and chiffon nnd she carried yel- and Mrs. Irving Osborne, Ridge ton, of N*w Rochelle, N, Y. Funeral and Mrs. A. A. and Will's Sharp* Kilmer, Binghamton, crepe The bridal at- Avenue, Chicago. services from tho late S7 íWM'MKWUeAN) vWestehester County society thronged Cook, Mr. Crosby N. brought a made up of Zoological Park; adiriipslon free. low roses and orchids. residence, *m estate of Mrs. William A. Read at i Miss Betty Crosby, of New York. Y., party, Hall of Fame at New York were the bride's sis¬ Mrs. Nathan Osborne, of Cornell, Wis., Union av., Rutherford, N. J., Tuesday, Broadway _¿66ci. St C. A. Mr. George University, t«?ndants younger a. m. sec At tho in Pitts- Major Squires, Ely University Heights; admission free. Donald was her sister's matron of honor. October 10, at 8 Interment at .Porehase yesterday afternoon to Maplewood Hotel, and Mr. Bennett Griffin and Mr. and Home ter, Miss Marion Ticknor; Mrs. Tarrytown. N. Y. ¦".re than includrn*-*» field, are Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cheney, furnishing exhibit., under the aus¬ of a bride of last Miss Betty Peak and Miss Judith thirty boxers, Mrs. G. G. Davidge, on his private car. pices of the A**t In Trade Club, Waldorf- M. Weston, Pittsfield, DP.AKE.After a short Illness, at East CEMETERIES ¦^eral and for of Manchester, Conn.* Mrs. J. Berry week were Aitorla, all day. Miss Ellen Williams, of Smith, of New York, and Miss Loretta N. October Fin- champions aspirants Other arrivals during the Saturday; were brides« Orange. J., 13, 1922, Pugilistic titles, in the arena. The re- Harpending, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Miss of Mr. Address by Dr. Henry Neumann on "What Camden, S. O.j Miss Louise Durant, of Hiñes, of Evanston, 111., mora A., husband oí Ada Slack Drake, TKB TTOODLAWTN CEMKrÄR* ¦«»Pts Jane Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hol¬ Mr. M.ifciu-w S. Sloan, Brooklyn; Have We Learned Prom the Coal and Miss France» maids. The seven-year-old sister of formerly of Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral for the afternoon went to the John Wr. Lieb* and Mr. Preston S. Mil¬ Railroad Strikes?" for Great Barrington, and his ïiïd St. Jerome or Lexingten Subw*lfc "estchestcr Children's Asso- land, Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Holmea Brooklyn Society of New York. Their the bridegroom, Peggy Carry, was services at lato residence, 81 Har¬ Book of Views or KeVie-.inta.ti.s_» County lar, of New York. Ethical Culture, Academy of Music. 11 Bruggerhof, rison at., on Sunday, October 15, at 5 Woodlawa ¿109. two to »rid Miss Joan Holme», of New York. o'clock. were of lavender and orchid .flower glrh m. Téléphona y*tion. Only failed show up. frocks was p. "*ck Dempsey, who left here for the At the" Greylock Hotel, In Williams« Address by Joab H. Bsnton on "Cur« for crêpe and chiffon and they carried yel¬ Mr. Will Carry best man for are Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Miss Katherine Kent Becomes Crime," Reformed Church of Harlem. the bride's his brother. The ushers were Mr. Paul .««t, and his negro challenger, Harry town, Howe, 123d Street and Lenox Avenue, 3.3. low roses, Mrs. Ticknor, Mis» Nathalie Howe, Mr. and Mrs. wore black cut velvet and jet, Redmann, of Philadelphia; Mr. Willard {{/'.V y^10 Iost n**s way *by m°tor- a Bride on November 6 o'clock. mother, Place and Mr. Edward Anderson, of mmm ., "ilham Clinton Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Amos of Story hours for children, conducted by and her Mrs. Grace E. 1W» Muldoon, chairman of the Miss Katherine Kent, daughter Anna C. Museum grandmother,' New York. Mourning Specialties new York State Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. William Fergu¬ Chandler. Metropolitan Parker, was in black silk and old lace. '¦I . Boxing Commission. S. Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Kent, will of Art, 2 and 3 o'clock-. rector .i.,. the affair and Joe Humphreys son, Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers, Meeting: of the Junior League for Crippled The Rev. Edward C. M. Tower, 5¡'*n*ed'« the announc'ng In characteristic Miss Evelyn and Miss Elinor Rogers, become the bride of Mr. C. Huntington Children, Hotel Astor, 2 o'clock. of St. James's, officiated; Mr. Samuel Miss Anderson Engaged «»dison Mis» Estelle M. Rosa and Mr. and Mrs. on 6 at the Address by George Foster Peabody on G. Gaillard of Chestnut Hill, Phila¬ Square Garden style. ïh«a Erhart November country "Thft Relation Between tho Mystical Ex¬ jr., to Mr. M. Gildersleeve Black Hats, Wraps ¦."erees Clarence F. Waldman, of New York. was best man and the ushers Roger were Patsy Haley and Arthur place of her parents at Jericho, L. I. perience and the Social Order," St, delphia, Mrs. M. Among thoso who took Visitors at the Berkshire Inn, Great Mark's ln-the-Bouwer|e, U o'clock. were Messrs. Ganson G. Depew, of Buf¬ John Anderson, of Cincin¬ »MVcrn' include Mrs. L. Miss Kent is a of the Dr. Glenn Frank on New Willard D. has announced the of and Gowns ln two-round bouts were Harry Barrington, Benjamin granddaughter Address by *'The falo; J. Elliott Woolley, nati, engagement Coats r,__ and Cortlandt, N. Y,; Major late William R. Grace, a niece Ind-strial Revolution," AVest Side Y. M. W. Browne, George H. her daughter, Miss Dorothy M. Ander¬ ;*.» Jack Renault, Pancho Villa Webb,,of Rog- Mayor C. A., 4 o'clock. Litt, Edward rl er Taylor, of West Point, and Mrs, a Allen W. Ames, of New York; son, to Mr. Roger Morton Gildesleeve, An attractive Black Hat or Gown.» a liecessjty Win* *°u«ne> Johnny Dundee and of William Russell Grace and cousin NXGHT Walker, New son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boyle an<* Lou and Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. John L. E. Pell, Clarence Stanley and Delano de Windt, of York, to the weil-dressed woman. While we T_i__.m. Hurley Mrs. James Osborne Wright, Mr. and of the Countess of Donoughmore and Dinner to Judge Koenig, Hotel Commo¬ of Great Barrington, and Edwin A. D. Gildersleeve, of Poughkeepsie. Mr. specialize Levine. dore, 7:30 o'clock. is a A. in Good«, we also show Black fSJ1* Mr». Warren A. Ransom, of New York, Mrs. J. S. Phipps. Lecture John Holmes on Purves, of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Gildersleeve nephew of Henry Mourning Hats» jjfle committee in charge included by Haynes for a and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton B. Jones, of Mr. Erhart is a son of William H. "Europe In 1922 as One Traveler Saw It: A reception for 850 persons was held Gildersleeve, many years justice Wraps, Oats and Gowns for aï! other occasions. Elizabeth, N. J. Germany and Austria," Ethical Culture at the Berkshire Inn, of which the of the New York Supreme Court, and ¦. '¦¦¦¦.-«I' ¦¦«¦- 1065 Fifth Avenue. He left House. Central Park Weit and a... <*» Erhart, of M*etl:ig bride's father is proprietor. Among a cousin of Dean Virginia C. Gilder¬ Yale to enter the American Ambulance Sixty-fourth Street, 8 o'clock. Samuel sleeve of Barnard He i» a Mrs. G. Vernor Mrs. Dnla Home Protest meeting against 'further Incar¬ the guests were Mr. and Mrs. College, i*.« ¿-^»«on, Opena Corps, attached to the Freneh army. ceration of Jim Larkln," Lexington Opera G. Gaillard, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas member of the New York Bar, being a $Zt Fifth Art», *t 3SthSt. Mrs. Robert Pyron Dula jr. ha» House, S o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Yeatman, graduate of William» College and th« Mrs. E. P. her at Hotel Plaza When the United States entered the Edmund B. Chaffeo on Re¬ Roosevelt, Pope over¬ .¡g««* Knapp, Mrs. Ed- fiven up apartment Lecture by and Mrs. Wharton, Mr. and Columbia Law School. He aervsd Sinclair, Mrs. E. and ha» her house in W«t> war he served overseas with the 336th ligion and Evolution." 7:15 o'clock, Mr. and Henry Miss An¬ j.w Mary Paddon, opened lecture by Urbain bedoux on "The Com¬ Mrs. Arthur W. Sewall, of Philadel- seas with the 305th Infantry. 5$ vf*£ Fo,k8' Mr- Frederick Tre- cheater for the fall. She is planning j Battalion, Light Tanks. His mother ing Revolution," S:16 o'clock; Labor Dr. and Mr». John Dodge Peters, derson made her debut In Cincinnati tttOaaW^îey Square for the members of the I Fourteenth. Stroet and Second phis; a of mJk _¦ V"Bf*ell Livermora and Mr. many parties was Temple, Mrs. David Jves Mackie, Mr, in 192Q and in graduât« YaMUtr. ¦r**P* Baldwin, 3d. younger »et. I Miss prances Lee Huntington. Avenue. Mr. and