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Colleges Send Representatives THE NEW YORK HERALD. JULY 11921. w FRIDAY, 1, . f -ij' PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. HOWARD OWEN, MAINE 'Mr. and Mrs. Steele MISS CAROLINE B. STEVENS 160 Students Sail Michigan Confers IS DEAD | Newport Arranges NEW VORK. \J JOURNALIST, 1 on Orphanage Fete to A mong A rrivals Mr. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Rabbins WED TO MR. ED WARD B. CONDON for Italy to Aid IHonorary Degree Intimate Friend of James C. will go to Bar Harbor In August. 4, Blaine Was 86 Years Old. 27 at | tAmbassadorGeddes Be Held July Southampton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browne Keech in Honoring Dante Bride Wears Laee That Has Special Despatch to The New Vobk !lr.aa.c. are at Tuxedo. AcousTA. lie.. June 30..The tiuw»»A at Villa of Soon Been in Family More Uno Honors of Howard Owen, veteran Maine Benefit to Be Held Will Be Joined by; The Misses Suzanne and Emily Columbia, Vassal* and Other Yillijalmur and intimate friend of JamesjournalistG. have returned from Cambridge.Pierson Than Century. Blaine, was held at his residence on Mrs. Wilbur Elliott Daughter and Son-in-Law, Mass. Colleges Send sson and Admirals Stefan street here this afternoon, the. flev.Seawall IVtl/lm. Howard H. Brown officiating. The 1 ! 11uv x Now in to Si it t and Fisko. Europe. Dr. and Mrs. Lace that has Celebration.Representatives wai in Mount Pleasant William C. Rives of been worn by members interment Island 1702 Rhode avenue, Washington, of her family for more than a century Cemetery. are at the Belmont Hotel. Mr. Owen was born in Brunswick in Special Despa'^h to Tme New To»k Hauut. Special Dc&patch to The New York Hbsald. was a part of Miss Caroline Bayard A party of 160 students from many of Ann" Amor, Mich., .Tune 30..Twelve 1S33 and died yesterday. He learned the n. June 30..Plans were L. June 30..There h were at the of the Newport, I., Southampton, I., Mr. James Swan Frlck has come from Stevens's costume yesterday when she he leading colleges and universities of onorary degrees conferred printer's trade in the office announced to-day for the annual lawn was a cheerless and moist welcome for Baltimore to the Plaza Hotel before was married to Mr. Edward Beach his country nailed yesterday for Italy t 'nlverslty of Michigan commencement Journal. He was one of the ownersLewiston of the Kennebec Journal and was for for the benefit of St. Mary's the arrivals of to-day, with a steady to Newport. son of ere of fete going Mr. and Mrs. ThomasCondon.C. in the French liner Leopoldina to take li to-day. The degree of doctor sixteen years the editor of the Maine It will be held July 27 Orphanage.on the downpour that precluded all sorts or Condon of New York, in St. Bernard's iart in Italj's commemoration of the 1<iws was conferred, among others, upon farm Era and for twenty years the of the villa of Mrs. outdoor life. Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombly, who of Probate for Kennebec county. grounds Roslyn. had been her Mrs. Henry Church, in Bemardsvllle, N. J. The 100th anniversary of the death of Dante, S ir Auckland Geddea, British Ambassa- Register Wilbur Elliott Wilder, Mrs. Mrs. 'William Everard Strong, who visiting sister, heirloom, in perfect condition although Only two months ago, on April 28, Mr. formerly White, in Lenox, has returned to ['he largest representation was from <1 or to the United States; Vilhjalmur Owen observed t:is 86th birthday and Charles D. came will be hero for the yellowed with age, formed the cap that William Grosver.or. Mrs. to-day, N. J. Convent,held her tulle i'assar, more than fifty girls from that 8itefansson, explorer, and Dr. Harry then to be in his usual good tho vail. The dress was of appeared Easton and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster of the season at Irvingremainder white satin, combined with cloth of ollcge being on board, Barnard. Prince- Ilurns Hutchins, president emeritus of health, never having had a serious Mrs. Mr. Mra. Francis M. Scott, who gold are among those on the committee and House, to be near her daughter, C. and and was finished with a long train. on. Columbia, Brown, tllie illness. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Wcllesloy. university. they are particularly desirous of Tiffany Richardson, who Is at Sunny The ceremony was performed at 5:30 Smith. and Even the of thinkers to- D. Guthrie at Locust Valley, L. I., will o'clock by the Rev. Thomas Conover. Bryn Mawr, Radellffe, most prosaic Itn. HAH It V B A li RINGER COX. live animals as donations for Croft in Halsey's Neck Lane. to-day to Bar Harbor for two months. I van la were also U "dreams of an age in which war obtaining go The bride U a of Mrs. Richard represented. ay 30. Dr. Mr. and William A. Prime, who daughter Pennly Los Angeles, Cal., June the children. Mrs. Stevens of Castle Point, lloboken, N. J., Courtesies have been extended by the s hall be no more," Sir Auckland Geddes Harry B.irrlng'v Cox. 57. noted were In the south of France for the where The news of last evening that Mrs. Mrs. William X M. Burden will pass members of her family have :talian Government to the students and * aid in his address to the graduating scientist, dletj to-day at hiselectricalhome Cornelia of the summer at North lived for several generations. The Known as the Charles de Loosey Oelrlchs had obtained with their daughter. Miss winter the remainder heir which the a clas-. "But the most here. Internationally home of the Stevens at Instructors give party only optimistic," are first seaaon Cast Harbor, Me. family country "father of the dry cell." Dr. Cox a divorce in Paris caused much Prime, here for their was lemi-offlclal status. It was arranged by h e "dream that that age is at its sold burned two years Bernardsvilleago added, many electrical inventionscontributedto here to-day and was followeddiscussionby an and are at the Irving House, having Mrs. William Leonard Paris of 12S1 and the reception was in the country :he Italy America Society with the Idea dawn." science, including the submarine signal the recruits of the army announcement that Mrs. Oelrlchs will their country place. Madison avenee has gono to Lenox as home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Otto >f relations be- On "young system for coast defence, the electric uncle strengthening friendly n f men and women" such as extend her New York business to Arrivals at the Irving House Include guest of Mrs William Pollock. and aunt of the bride. Wittpenn,Mrs. uiversity push button, a system of wireless Condon is tho namesake of Mrs. ;ween the two countries. tl liose he addressed, f?lr .Auckland said, using the ground instead of the opening a at 156 Bellevue Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klssam, "Mrs. of aiding telegraphy shop Newport, (tenor Pon Bel'ran Mathleu. who was Miss Caroline BayardWlttpenn. The part played by the students in the r ests the great responsibility air and the device later Incorporated in avenue for the sale of perfumes and Frederic Van Lennep, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Castle Point. ' he less educated to grasp the great con- the block system. of Chile in Washington, andAmbassadorSenora Dante exercises will be the placing of a thing railway safety Mrs. John Miss who was of peace "as the spiritual 1919 announced the cigarettes. Charles L. Hlgglns, Mr. and Math See are at the RlU-Carlton for a Dorothy Stevens, her on tomb eptlon Dr. Cox in sister's chief jronse memorial tablet Dante's v Is." The university trained which natural Mrs. Oelrlchs would not discuss her C. Tappan and Mr. and Mrs. James T. few days. attendant, wore a -dress of hlch It of an apparatus by Invention recent divorce this evening. She said cream lace with a cap of pearls. Her it Ravenna. This bears the Inscription. nllnd, he declared, was "international" elements of the air could be converted other were written Charles \V. Eliot. president because it combined the thoughts of to use that all had been stated and Terry. IjieiJTen.1 n;-n»nimiinai*r una nrfl. raui attendants Mary and by into radio activity. Kfforts nothing came to- merltus of Harvard "From the Aineri- men countries. research more would be of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele had a few friends for Hammond, the small daughtersMllllcentof Kreat of all to save the life of the radium Fits Simons :an students of the Twentieth to said that relations Mr. Craig Blcldle end Mr. Craig day from Sunridge Hall, their country last night In the roof garden Mr. and Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond, and Century The Ambassador worker who delved deeply Into this field dinnerher cousins, who were train bearers. Dante Alighlerl, 1265-1321.Poet, Phil- between the 1 'nlted States and t treat failed. Death was due to a malady of Jr., left to-day for New York Biddo.and In Westbury, and are at their of the Ritz-Carlton. excellent, '"ill attend place restaurantThey wore frocks of white lace. Mr. ssopher. Scholar." Students In nearly pIrttaln "appear to me to be the throat. the Carpentier-Dempsey o villa In Main street. Their son-in-law John M. Franklin was Mr. Condon's ivurv h*»r^ nintrlblll^d to the nd, I have no doubt, will so continue fight In Jersey City. Mr. William Payne Thompson, who and daughter, Sir.
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