THE NEW YORK JULY 1922. 4- 7 * HERALD, SATURDAY, 1, ARRANGED legal counsel of the American Radiator f \ NOVELTIES Company, died yesterday In his home in . Flower in Dinner Parties To Be a Bride Miss Starr and MISS FLORENCE M. ELLSWORTH Show FOR DANCING FESTIVAL Mount Kisco. N. V. Jfe was for many J years a law partner of the late A. W. Green and became vice-president of the to . MR. J. H. M'FADDEN Berkshires Mark Newport's W. de Ford Beal of WED TO Opens Noted Players to Appear at National Biscuit Company at the time Mr. Mackay's Home. Mr. Green assumed the presidency of Fourth of Boston to Wed to Crowds that company. Funeral services will be July Large at 10 o'clock at : Additional details l ave been added to Monday morning St. BF^amr w :he multifarious attractions held out by Francis Church, Mount Kisco, and burlan at the Gate of Heaven Cemetery at mm^V^^M&4talfcLv% *>^1 the Dancing Festival, which will be Mrs. Robert Goelet and n Engagement Announced by Mrs. Baliver Clarkson of New ;lven through the courtesy of Mr. Mount Pleasant, N. Y. igfr' * H. Mackay in tnc gardens of Clarnco . . of the CincinnatiSociety Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Starr York Wins Society's Gold Hill, his country place in Roslyn,liaroor JOII.V T. LEE. L. I., next Monday evening for the John T. Lee, vice-president and to Entertain. of Ridgefield, Conn. Medal. benefit of the summer recreation work of Swan & Finch Company,treasureroil Bf the New York City Recreation dealers, 522 Fifth avenue. New York, The beneficiary is affiliatedCommltee.died yesterday at his residence in with the New York Community Center. ^tpeeial Dispatch to Tub New Yo»k Hebald. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris Starr of Special Dispatch to Tub Nrw Yomc Heraid- He had Just completedRockville w of which Mrs. 1' rank A. VanderllpCouncils.forty-eight years of service with the Newport. r. i., June 30..As the 12S East Seventieth street announced Lenox, Mass., June SO..Mrs. Banyer 's cha'rman. company. He entered the employ of the now begins to round out arrange-season yesterday from Ontaroga Farm, their w Clarkson of New York to-day won the The scheme of t^ie festival was concern as an office boy. tlocked Ber Francesca ments are being made for many country place in Ridgefield, Conn., the mwmWr Massachusetts Horticultural Society (told out by the and engagement of their Miss medal for the best ten varieties, three uraggiotti, supported by memoirs or tne in Newport this summer.entertainments daughter. Hw Chauve Sourls company now playing In Mrs. Vanderbilt Is t'* be one of the en Starr, a popular member ofBeatricethe blooms each, of hardy perennials at the the roof garden theuter of the Century MARRIAGES. and first young set of society, to Mr. William ff Lenox Garden Club exhibition, which Theater. Mr. Boreo of the Chauve tertainers at the Brokers her WETSELL HENDERSON. . On Saturday. do Ford Beal of No w cast and who Is one of the celebratedSourls dinner will be on Ju y 6 and wilt be for Boston. Mass. opened this afternoon in Lenox Park, svooden June 24, 1P22, at the First Baptist Church, arrangements have been made for the soldiers, will show further Indianapolis. Ind by the pastor, Rev. her friends to meet Countess von Lim- W mis. uiarascn snowed aeipntnium, rox; He will, as well, be a woodenversatility. burg Stlrum of Holland, who is ut tire wedding. glove. campanules, columbine, sweet soldier. A specialty dance will be given Henderson to il&rrla P. Wetsell. Zaforge Cottage. Several dinner partiss Miss Starr is a granddaughter of the wllllam, fever few, phlox, veronicas and by Miss Martha Lorber of the Ziegfeld late Bin Collies. She will be remembered as Theodore B. Starr of N6w York medal . will be given on the Fourth. peonies. Other competitors for the danced with FokJne as "The DIED She was graduated from St. Lady"having Mrs. OiK»rt'n .Terie* ffavA .. Timothy's were Miss Mabel Choate, Miss Georgl- Ir. the Reynolds ballet. Miss Conchlta .School. Catonsville, Md.. and from Mrs. Arden, Juliette C. Peter*, Prank M. luncheon ten women friends anna W. Sargent, president of the club; Picquet, who is singing and dancing to-day for Randall Maclver's School in this city with the Winter Bennett. 8. L. Rablnowlch, Hlrah i' at Mrs. Frederick G. Crane, Mrs. George present Garden Riddle, Mrs. Jamos. Rollins, G. 8. Bay View, her cottage at Hallhoc and made her debut In society in 1919 will add further charm production.to the Brady, Bernard Rouse, H. B. Hill. v.-hen she Joined the Junior League, Wlnthroy Folsom, Mrs. Harris Fahne- offerings. C'atifleld, Gertrude I. Schnapp. John A. stock and Mrs. The festival, wn'.ch will Pink, Adam Saltus, John S. yf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goclct arrived with the activities of which she has Carlos M. Deheredia. bring Fuller. Carrie A. L. Sblpp, Jesse A Jr. this since been actively identified. An older The Is an assembly several hundredtogether Edward V. Alria T. evening from New York and are exhibition the first Important Urong. will be Hartford, lagliavla, at sister Is Miss C. Margaret Starr and a unique among suburban Howden, William J. TlbbttU, Sarah the Wilson villa In Narragansett younger sister. Miss Emellne D. Starr, outdoor event of the season In Lenox. Incidents. The tickets, $6 for admission Kline, George W. Warserman. Benott avenue a student and will continue to-morrow afternoon, and $2 additional for Lee, John T. Wiltshire, Herbert G. for tho summer. Mrs. Goelet is at St. Timothy's. supper, may be laabell Wool Maria C. Miss Beatrice Starr. Mr. Beal is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Large crowds were In attendance to- obtained from Mrs. C. C. at 25 MacWIthey, ley, will give the first large entertainment of It is Itumsey Thomas Prince Beal of Boston and was (lay. being held In four tents amid Cast Thirtieth street. The performance the season on Tuesday In the form of a from Harvard in 1911. un artistic setting ai ranged by Mr. will be followed In Memoriam. dinner dance. graduated by dancing. Fisher, Cleveland D. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. the war he served with the chemicalDuring Daniel Chester French. Within the Mrs. Walter S. Andrews and Mrs warfare service with the rank of fence enclosure are huge vaseshemlo?,tof Davis will be the dinner one CHARLES DANA ARDEN..June at her Juliette Dudley among NEW YORK. He is a member of the Fly Clubcaptain. pine and hemlock boughs with of, GIBSON'S 2*. residence. hostesses to-morrow evening. of and the Somerset and Mr. French's designs for fountain Cole Arden, widow of Henry Arden Cambridge plaster MOTHER IS at the of the One of the large, events of the sea Mrs. Arthur Biddte and Miss Edith F. Tennis and Racquet clubs of Boston. at ths head of tha open way At the DEAD AT 80 convenience family.Fjneral son each year is tie Fourth of July Biddl»> of The Crosswaya, Grynedvl further side of the park within trellis BENNKTT..On Sunday. June 27, 1022, at St. John's Hospital. Phoenix. Arlx . 8 ^meeting and dinner tf the Society of tho Pa., are at the Rltz-Carlton. Valley,TAYLOR ENGAGAMENT work and reached through rustic gates Was Direct Descendant of Lewis Bennett of White l'lalna. N. V. ,Cincinnati. This year the dinner will be flanked by plaster heads on white Gov. William Notice of funeral later. held at the Laforge Cottage. Mrs. Richard S. McCreery of San INTERESTS SOCIETY tals was the tea tent, in charge ofpedes!Mrs. Bradford. B1DDLE..Mrs. James, wife of the late Gen. Rear Admiral W'Mam S. Brownson Francisco. Is passing a few days at the Carlos M. Deheredla and Mrs. Edward James Blddle, In her 82d year, at the TJ. 8. N., retired, »u<* Mrs. Brownson Plaza Hotel. table BmsTob, R. I., June 10.Mrs. Charles residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Spencer. Special designs for He Wolf Evan Shlpman, 21 Bee Ionan place. arrived from Washington to-day ard art Bride-to-be and Mr. Gibson ration and vegetables were In other Gibson, mother of Charles services at Arlington, Vs., Mo idayFuneral at the Laforge Cott'-ge. tents. decoj Dana Gibson. New York artist, died of morning, July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Star.hope Nixon will Are qf Noted Families. i-cute Rear Admiral W. Woodward Phelp3 pass the summer at Rumson. N. J., Four vases of a new hardy spirea. indigestion to-nirjht at her home. BRADY.At his residence, 60.1 Jcwett left to-day for his lo-.g Journey to China where hibited without Mrs. Longfield Farm. nv.. Westerly, Staten Island, on June 30, they have a house. Members of the suburban at competition by ex| Vernard Maes at He will go to Seattle and will sal' from colony attracted much attention. Born in Boston eip ty years ngo, a 1022. Brady. Requiem Henry White, of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on there July 6 on tbj President Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Ness Mount Kisco, N. Y., and summer >lrs. Edward Spencer showed a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles July 3, at 10 \. M. Interment He she was Monday, will have charge of the naval opera who are abroad, will not returnOambrlll, of Newport, as well as that residents plant," whirl she bought In "traveling1887 In Walley, married to Mr. Gil-son Hudson County Catholic Cemetery, tlons on lit 1864. Mr. Gibson N. J. the Yungtso River. Mrs Phelpi until September. of society that still remainsportionin Farts, where it n entire died twenty-five City, Jersey will remain at her Fell street cottage. wall. In was mov. o years ago. CANFIELD. .On June 29. Gertrude Isabslle. New York, were greatly interested nservatory Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn will and In 1901 wos brou.: t «nox. Mrs Gibson lived in New York until private. It* Tea Dance at Fort Adams. England June 30 at his pass a of the summer at in the announcement of the yesterday Mrs. doe not knov ihree years ago. PINK..Adam, passed away part Spen residence, ."40 Manhattan av., beloved Fort Adams was scene L. I. of Miss Marion Taylor, There were front one to She Is survived by two sons. Charles the this Southampton. engagement Dana of Prlscllla Duke Fink, son of husbandlate of a large tea dance givenafternoonby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor, hlhltors In 107 cl i »e Mrs Gibson and Langton Gibson of Frederick and Antoinette Fink. Services the officers of the and wives. Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. .lames will go Osgood Field. Mrs. Robert Win iroi >nd Schenectady, Arctic explorer, and a Monday. July 3, 10 A M.. St. Joseph's post their to Mr. Langhorne Gibson, son of Mr. West 12.">th st. omit flowers. Mrs. William R. Doores. wife of Col. to the Adirondacks from Cold Spring Mrs. G.: -1 ! ter wtp the leading daughter. Mrs. Daniel \V. Knowlton o.' Kindly Harbor. L. I., about the middle of July. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. The Washington. private. Funeral Doores, and Mrs. M. D. Merchant, wife sweet pea exhibitors. Thos> who showed FULLER..On June 20, 1022. Carrie A. aj. received the announcement, which appeared in six kinds of growing annuals were Mrs. Mrs G -i whs a direct descendant 4>t Merchant, guests. Mr. and Mrs. WilHfcm Sloane and their Leach, wife of George W. Fuller, Sr., In Mrs. William B. Brlstow is chairman New York Herald, was madeyesterday's Joseph H. Choate, Mrs. John E. Parsons, lli.-im Bradford of Rhode her 64th year. Funeral service at her daughter, Miss Margaret Douglas land. late home, 08 Lockwood av.. New Rochelle, of tho committee for the annual Mr. and Mrs. Taylor at Mrs. WlUlant B. O. Field, Mrs. Harrl lawn fete for the benefit ofchildren'sthe Sloane. will «ail for Europe to-day and Thursday by Fahnestock and Mrs. Foster. N. Y., on Snturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. pass the summer abroad. Annandale Farm, their country place In Mr. and Mrs. IVdowardMcFaddcn. for table decorations HARTFORD..On Friday, June 30. 1012. Newport Hospital, which will bo held John Designs V. Vassallo Hartford, son of Josephine 4 on Mount Kisco. made Mrs. Carl A. HARTFORD, Edward August the hospital grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon will pass by Degersdorff, Ludlum and the late George II. Hartford Mr. Henry F. Eldrldge Is to arrive The engagement is one of the most David Ives Mackle, Mrs. Banycr CI. DIES AT 52 of Orange. N. J. Fu leral private. tho week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M NTOR, Monday for the season and his brother, L. Clarke at Villa Florenza, their Important of the summer. As Large Company Witnesses Ceremony in Church Near son, Mrs. Clive Livingston Duval, HOWDEN .On June 28, William J., at hts Mr. William T. Eldrldge. will be with home Elberon. N. J. of the late A. C. William Pollock. Mrs. Edwards Spencer, residence, 319 73d St., Brooklyn Solemn him. in country Henrf granddaughter Mrs. Richard C. Misses and Was Vice-President of Requiem Mass at Our l^dy of Angels' R and of Moses Dlxey, Mary av. and 74th 0 30 A. Mrs. great-granddaughter Taylor Sea at Soulthampton. Parsons W. Riddle. church. 4th st., Arthur Scott Burden joined the Marshall Orme Wilson, who had Taylor, the great New York financier Gertrude and Emily and Pacific Tea Co.Atlantic M., Saturday, July 1. Interment Calvary. colony Mrs. and Exhibitors in the class of wild or Auto cortege. to-day, coming from Long passed several weeks with her son and of the civil war period president Inland. She is at Elm Court, the villa of the National City Bank, Miss Taylor Mrs. flowers arranged for effect cultivatedEdward V. Hartford, aged inventor K1.1NE..George W., Rear Admiral of the daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Orme Sprcial Dispatch to The New Yohk Herai.p. son, Miss Muriel Johnson, 52. United States Navy. away at his her mother, Mrs. Burke Roche. In is due is a member of one of the largest, J. ths Misses Florence and Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane,Includedof a shock absorber for automobiles and passed Mr. Wilson, Jr., Bern, Switzerland, most noted families In Southampton, L. I. Juno 30..The Dodge, MarshallMrs. Wllllam E. S. Mrs. Robert residence. South Bound Brook, N. J., and Mrs. James Ross of at New York from Ettrope to-day. wealthiest and Evelyn I.oew, Mrs. Charles R. Grlswold, vice-president of the Great Atlantic and en June 28. Funeral services July 1, at are guests of Mr. and Mrs. PrincetonAlwyn this city. She was introduced to society marriage of Miss Florence Magee Miss Janet Henderson. Mrs.Henderson,E. Bonner, Mrs. Carlos M. De Heredla, Pacific Tea Company, died yesterday In 2 o'clock, daylight saving time. Ball at Boothden over the holiday. In the winter of 1920-21 at a dance given Florence Mrs. William Oilman Thompson. Mrs. his apartment at the Hotel LEE.On Thursday, June 29. 1022, John T. Mrs. G. Hunter Brown entertained in 701 Park only daughter of Mr. and Ellsworth,Mrs. Hine Johnson. Miss Edward Devon, 70 Mr. Vincent Astor and a party of at in Pierre's her by her parents their home, Johnson. Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies, Newbold Morris, Mrs. David Ives Mackle West Fifty-fifth street, after a Lee. brother of Mary L. Dunn and Rosa luncheon yesterday, Steuart to Mr. John long M. Funeral on friends arrived to-day on board Ills Mrs. John I>. avenue, and became identified with the Duncan Ellsworth, Miss Davies. Mr. and Mrs. J. and the Misses Parsons. Vegetable He was president of the Lauthier. Saturday. July Ruests Including Ryan Junior Last winter Mr. and Emily Mrs. Frederick G. Edwardillness.1. from his late residence. 30 Grand av.. yacht Nourmahal. During the>-overand Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. Frederick League. Howard McFadden of Philadelphia, Couper Lord, Mrs. P-srcy H. Stewart, included exhibitorsV. Hartford Company, Tnc., 35 Warren Rockvllle Centre, at 0:30 A. M. Requiem Mrs. Taylor and their daughter went which was In St. Crane. Mrs. Murray Crane. they visited Ocean Links, theafternoonO. Beach gave a luncheon there for in celebrated *o-day Miss Elinor Stewart, Mr. and Mr«. Winthrop street, manufacturers of automobile Masa at St. Agnes'a Church, Rockvllle course of Mr. T. Sufern W. Bird. abroad. They will go to Newport Dune Church, was a fitting James D. Mrs. Arthur B. Miss Helolse Meyer, Mrs. John E. Centre, at 10 A. M. private golf Mrs. Oliver and remain at the Taylor villa Andrew's Rreese, accessories Tayler. Other players there included August of the season at this resort. Clafliii. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Breese sons, Mrs. De Heredla and Mr. Foster. Hp was born at N". son of MarWITHEY..Isabel), widow of Dr. A A. until the autumn. Inauguration Parj Orange. J., In her Tilth Relatives Oscar Cooper. William Rhinelander Miss Caroline Parker, daughter of There were assembled In the quaint Mr. and Mrs Albert Gallatin, Mrs. \V. 'he late George H. was MacWltlioy, year. Few American families are more Hartford, who and friends are Invited to attend the Stewart, Roderick Terry, Jr. and Cyril Mr. and Mrs. Amasa J. Parker, Jr., of that church as many people as it wouid hold, W. Hopin, I. Chauncey McKeever, Col. WOODEN SOLDIERS WIN for many ypars head of the Great from her late residence. Pompton. B. be in known internationally than andI Mrs. funeral Judge. Albnny. N. Y., will married to-day of which Mr. Gibson is a member.generallysome of whom motored from country Henry May and Mr. and Mrs. and Pacific Tea Company. AtlanticHe N. J., on Sunday. July 2. at 2:43 P. M. N. to in Island or came by the IW. VV. Willock. IN GREENWICH 'FOLLIES' had a home In interment m rnrapion Lam-, .v. j. Christ Church. Cooperstown, Y., Viscountess Astor is his aunt. Another places Long Deal, N. J , but passed neRlatered at the Casino. Mr. Staunton Williams, son of Dr. and whose tarly morning train from New York. Mr. and Mrs. T. Morrison Carnegie, most of his time at the Hotel PETERS..Frank J!., a prominent lawyer of aunt is Mrs. Robert H. Brand, Devon. at 4 at Mrs. C. F. Williams of Hartford. is a The church was fes'ooned with gar- Mr.I and Mrs. Stuart Duncan Preston. I/^#> r;..c C.z-enJ He was a membet of the New York r.n<1 Chicago, passed away Registered the Casino this morning George husband is an Englishman. He Engineers hla home near Mount Ktsco. N. Y., on were William Conn. Tho reception will he in the Roland Tree, who lands of Dorothy Perkins roses and blue Mr.I and Mrs. Rufus D. Patterson. Mr. Cliib, the Essex Rhinelander Stewart, who cousin of Mrs. A. and Mrs. Casimir County Country Club, June .10. 1922, in the 53d year ofFriday,hla It at White Lodge with Mr. Llspcnaro Cooperstown Country Club. Miss Sally was Mrs. Nancy Perkins Field and delphinium mingled with oak leaves. I Serham. Mr. and Mrs. Place to the Flappers. the Automobile Club of America and the age Moorehead a Stewart; Miss Emma who Is Sage. Mrs. John Winchester, and whose marriage to a son of Lady The chancel rails were topped with I Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. E. ______Peal Golf He leaves his Mr. Peters w aa for many yeara law Stone, with J. Club.^ mother, A. CJreen and becama Mrs. Joseph F. Stone in Bellevune Messrs. Alexander C. Neave. Lawrence Beatty took place in the London home ascension lilies, while cn the altar were S.I McVickar, Mr. Seth Sprague, Mr. Special Dinpnlrh tn Tiir. New York Hbiui.D. Mrs Josephine I,. Hartford, of 53 Ridge partner of the late W. and Smith of New sister is Mrs. Iand Mrs. Howard Elliott, Mr. Howard vice-president of the National Biscuit Miss Alexandria Beroldlngcr.uvenue;a Boocock Sampson of Lady Astor. His vases of white roses. As the guests GreenwrcH. Conn., Juno 30..In tho street. Orange; his wife and two chll. at the time Mr. Oreen assumed the York will be members of the bridal B. Post, Jr. were there was a recital of Elliott.I Jr., Mr. Charles Hayden, Mr. for tho Mat dren. The funeral will be of that Company niece of Mrs. Stone, who Is here fiom George assembling and Mrs. popularity voting contest held presidency rompary. Bristol for the summer: Dr. and Mrs. party. ^ Mr. Gibson was a senior at Harvard organ music by Francit Moore, organist. I Walter W. Price, Mrs. P. dance at the "Greenwich Follies of 1922." at the home of his mother. to-morrow In late years Mr. Peters has been was «"*- -n »- IFrancis the Mlsse/i conne-ted with the American Henry Barton Jacobs, who-are at White this year and not only graduated unonsiers irum si. inumass Vlllll Murphy, Stillman, which held Its opening performance at prominently was of this Miss Margaret Mr. Company as a director and Radiatorlegal ^ Holm for the summer; Mrs. Arthur WASHINGTON. with honors but captain New York, sang before the bridai party Wheelwright, and the Havemeyer Auditorium last evening, MME. A I OA TAGLIA VIA. counsel. ' Scott Burden and G. Louts year's varsity crew. Handel's "Holy, Holy'* and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining, Mrs. E. S. Soldiers, Solemn Mass will be offered at St. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Graves that the wedding will arrived Mr. and Mrs. the parade of the Wooden Mme Alda Tanini Tagliavla, High It Is expected "Lord Most Holy," and anthem by Twining, Jr., Walter E. from "The Chauve Souris." was Francis's Church. Mount Klsco, at IV A. Boisaevain. guests at luncheon at the entertainednot long delayed, but because of the Maynard, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred H. copied of the Beethoven Society cfpresidentNew M. Monday, July .1. w ith burial at the Cats Mr. Dutee W. Flint r . !ved at his be Franck. The sound of the he.tvj Ely, a of yesterday. of A. C. Taylor Cesar Mrs. James K. Mrs. the most popular with total vote York and a member of many clubs of Heaven Cemetery, at Mount Middletown farm this afternoon from Shorehamrecent death Henry surf was audible even during the organ Fargo. Blddle Duke, Moore and Mrs. the marriage arrangements will be Miss Eleanor Leroy Lawrence and Mr. 290. Mrs. Eugene M. and charity organizations, died last N. Y. Pleasant. Providence, coming on his steam yacht. Gen. Pershing has as guests his playing and singing. Ernest A. Thomson. Julian T. Bishop were the chaperons. night at her home, 53 West RABINOWTCH..Htrsh. We mourn our Halcyon. Butler and Miss simple. Miss Ellsworth entered the church The were Mr. B. redeemable loss. Mr. Hlrsh Rablnowlch,un> Mrs. M. D. Marysisters. Mr, Angler B. Duke gave a dinner soldiers George street. She was a memberSeventyfourthol It was reported to-day that Mr. and who have been with him at with her father. She wore a gown of ; Mr. Herbert S. lister, the Athenee treasurer of the Hebrew Free Loan Pershing, IIEI9CHMANN MAGl'IRE. to-nigh* at Sandhurst. His guests were captain Carhart, Club, the Euterpe Club, came to Ills end Friday, June 30, Mrs. Robert Odgen Bacon had Atlantic City. white satin made on simple lines and drummer, and Messrs. Charles Arthur the Rubinstein Club, the Knickerbocker Society, D. was married The Mr. and Mrs. Earnond P. O'Brien, Mr. 5 P. M. Joseph Spector. the large estate called Inchlquhlpurchased Miss Lillian Maguire devoid of lace or anv trimming. and Mrs. Harold Mr. Moore. John M. Heffron. Kenneth Bull. Relief. Crippled Children, the Haarlem Chairman Executive Committee. In Bellevue avenu» to th S. Jr.. M. Relschmann. Jr., at the was covered by the Wall, and Mrs. belonging Mr. William Howell, Secretary to Mr. Henry court train of satin William M. Fleitmann. Jr., Mr. and Fairfax Ayres, Kugene Moore, Reginald Philharmonic Society, the Rainy Day ROLLINS..iGeorge S CAMPBELL Livermore estate. At -s. Bacon 1? now of the American Legation at Prague, Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. 118th tulle veil, which was held by a coronet Mrs. Roomc and Edward B. Close. Club, the Daughters of the Union and CHURCH. Notice later. 29. a Harvey Wallace Shaffer and Mr. FUNERAL here, but the deeds have not been signed and Mrs. Howell have arrived in street and St. Nicholas avenue, June of orange blossoms and she carried William J. The Dance of the Flappers was the City Federation of Women's Clubs. ROUSE..Henry B. CAMBPELL FUNERAL at the Shoreham. was attended her sister. l.lies Sturgis. A. Inchlquin was the home for several sea. and are WashingtonThe bride by large cluster of white orchids and Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Saportas with 70 votes, Mmes. Fred K. secondShe leaves her husband. Frederick CHURCH. Saturday. 10 M. sons of Mr. and Mr? William Goadbv Miss Gladys Hazzard Maguire. and her of Her only ornament was a Rosslter. William H. Tagliavla. a broker, and two brothers. 8ALTU8.Suddenly, In London. England, on was the valley. to-day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Johnarrived Edward L. Gaston, son Loew and is one of attractive villa* Major-Gen. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune Miss Grace Wallace. She a of the June 22. 1922. John Sanford Saltus, *.*-e cousin. string of pearls, g'ft Wolfe. Hays and William B. Bewell being of the late Theodore and Susan Sanford ''of Newport will leave Washington to-day for given in marriage by her mother. There was a small flower girl, NEWSPAPER WRITER DIES. and will be hosts to the bridegroom.Gen. Charles Debevoise and hl« and Misses Lysbeth Miller.chaperons Saltus. Notice of funeral hereafter. Gettysburg was served at the McAlpin BreakfastHotel, Pamela Brlnton, niece of the bride- Misses Clair Dorothy No. Mrs. daughters, Carol and Martha Sterry, Reynders. VirginiaJames F. Taylor, aged 32. a SCHNAPP..John A. lioyalty Lodge. President and Harding during after which the bridal party went to St. are COLUMBIA the marine encampment. groom. will arrived to-morrow to Debevoise.be Thompson. Elizabeth Cawthra. Dorothy and magazine died in S7R, F. and A. M.: Brethren.You PROFESSOR their visit to Catharine's Academy, 152d street and with Mr. and Winifred Croft writer, newspaperhereby summoned to attend emergent bride was Shell Fink. Mrs. Vincent S. Mulford Qulnn. Adele Thompson. yesterday In his home at 3001convulsions to pay last to your Riverside Drive, where the RrldesmaIds In over the Four*h. Eleanor Croft the flappers. Messrs. respects communication LECTURES IN BERLIN Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry is in New and where she received a and Heath avenue. The Bronx. He became Worshipful Master, John A. Schnapp. a few before to graduated Van Mrs. George Quintard of New Wilberforee Sully. Jr.. Kirby Green, III was Funeral services will be held In the Grand York for days going from her schoolmates. Mr. and The bridesmaids. Miss Matilda Whitney Monday and believed to be 50 West 24th her in the Catskills, where she welcome Ellsworth, cousin of the Orleans is at her villa in Main street. Hoggson. Frederick K. Gaston,MacI.ean from ptomaine poisoning. He Imdge Room. Masonic Hall, place are motoring to Rensselaer suffering on 2. P. M. sharp. Received Cordially a Mrs. Relschmann Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Holmes Daly, St.. Sunday. July at.l by and Senator Gerry will entertain the Thousand Islands and and Miss Katherlne Mackay, Maynard Jr., Martin J. Qulnn, Jr., served during the war a-* an ensign of Samuel T. Slcgel. Senior Warden. at over Fourth of Falls, Niagarabride, are at the Irving House. George M. Pynchon, University.Audiencehouse party the July. Canada. daughter of Mr. Clarence H. Mackay. Berry Underhlll, the Naval Reserve. Recently he was Samuel W Fauer, Secretary. to Kenneth O'Brien is Mr. Frederick Gregory and Miss Jr., Burnell Dockwood and Leroy connected with the Russian Relief SCHNAPP..John A. Loyalty Chapter. No. of the whose marriage Watts are with Dr. and E. S.: Sisters and Brothers.You Berlin, June 30..For the first time The Commercial Counselor WEDDING, wore gowns of shell Mrs. IsabellaW. assisted. Chadbourne and at the time of his death he H27. O. John ILLNESS DELAYS set for September, Whitehead Gilflllan for the Committeeare hereby requested to attend funeral einoe tne war an American, ur. wnilam British Embassy and Mrs. Joyce with the same holiday. In the animated divertissements there was employed by Lupton A. Wilkinson. A, Deer pink chiffon draped a services of our hrngxr, John Schnapp. JK. Shepherd, of Columbia University, Broderick have gone to Park, Recause of the ll'ness of Miss Con- Nile green, and their hats was a tie for the one representing Inc., 32 Broadway. He leaves his wife, husband of Sister Sadie Schnapp and have a cottage. her 544 material jn a gathering at the University of Md.. where they stance Mary Veitsh in home. colored criu were topped with DR. G. W. popular motor oil, done by Misses who was Josephine Bartlett, once a father of Sister Real rice Schnapp. addresed street, her marriage to of taupe CARTER, HEAD I^auder and Isabel will be held In the Orand Lodge Berlin to-day. He was received most West 157th beauty roses. Pomeroy. Polly Katherlnechampion diver, and one child. f>0 West 24th ServicesSt., The Ambassador of Spain and Mme. Jackson of 19 West American a advertisement, Room. Masonic Temple, cordlaly by a distinguished gathering of Hopkins MrSydney G. McFaddea was his OF BIBLE WED Armstrong, and soap July 2, at 1 P. M. sham. Riano left Washington yesterday for was to have Mr. FJrlllp SOCIETY, Sunday, about 500, including American Sixty-fifth street, which inan. The ushers were by Mrs. Francis Page and MRS. ELLEN FISH RIDDLE. Anna I.chlang. Worthy Matron. Manchester. Mass.. and will he guests the brother's best represented Patron. Houghton. Herr von Sehuburt, taken place to-day in the Chapel of A. Heckscher Wctherill, J. Miss Helen Mcllvalne. Each had 145 Joseph Wohlberg. Worthy Ambassadorof Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Welles until Intercession. Broadway and 15«>th street, Messrs. C. Marries Miss Miriam Anna Mrs. Ellen Fish McGowan Blddle. SHIPP-.Jesse A. Slilpp. Jr.. Tuesday, 10:5.1 Jjead of the American Department of Scott. Jr., Henry M. votes. T> M June 27 1022 services ' after July 4, The retiring At home or Hutchinson widow of Gen. James Blddle. U. S. A., Funeral Foreign Office, and prominent has been postponed. the Eaward Browning, Jr.. of Pope of 4 P. Mother ^he of the Russian Embassy,, HenryCounselorMiss Veitsh It was laid that illness only and McMichael Michigan. of Washington, died yesterday In the Sunday. July 2," 1022. M.. officials. Governmentde Bach, and Mme. de Bach, who will Philadelphia, and Duncan S. Ellsworth, FRED STONE'S SHOW home of her daughter. Mrs. Eouls Evan Zlon Church. Cincinnati and Chicago Professor Shepherd was introduced had forced the postponement and that A Hutchinson, was papers please copy. by sail for Kurope on July 8. will also Jate Jr., and Archibald Announcement made yeterday in Shipman. 21 Beekman place. In her Walter the future wedding depended upon ' " -~J nf tha bride. The Friday. June 30, 1»22. at .... DAY Professor Nernst, rector of the of the Welles house buu .. FOR CHARITY TO TAOL1AVIA..On be members party. the of her convalescence. She Droinrr New York by Mrs. William Blgelow eighty-second year. Death was due to her residence. 30 West University of Berltn. Prof. Shepherd length was by the Rev. Seventy-fourth is a musician and a daughter of Mr ceremony performed Pope of Ann Arbor, Mich., of the street. Madame Alda T. Tagllavia. No- said he hoped the Intellectual At Waahtnuton Hotel*. Dr. Charles L. Slattery, rector of Grace tire of funeral hereafter. tlonships with America would never John Hardlnger Vcltrh. She. like her there on Wednescday of marriageMiss Parachute Jump to Precede will bo held next Monday at Arlington, rela) Church. New York. Va. Blddle was the of TIBBITT8..On June IP, at the resldeci-a j oe the York arrivals at fiance. Is a native of England. They Miriam Anna Pope, her to Dr. Mri. daughter again Interrupted. Tracing New Washington Immediately after the ceremony there daughter, Performance at Mineola. N. of her niece, Mr*. J. Frank King. 203 I development of the hotel* include: obtained their marriage license at George William Carter of New York. the late Capt. John McGowan, IT. S. Meet 102d at.. Sarah Tlbhltta, In h»r I historical was a reception and breakfast Her surviving children. In addition to nations, he said their oneUatin-Amerlcanbig need Wlllard.Mr. and Mrs. C. J. O. Thursday. the villa of tho bride's head of the New York Bible Society. Island Railroad will With year. Services at St. Michael's I A. J. Shore*. W. T. Meadow Beach, The was The Hong place Mrs. Shipman, are Nicholas Blddle of Protoatant Episcopal Chapel. Amsterdam at present was European immigration J. F. Murray. Soransen. were on the ceremony performed by the on Mineola trains ] Tables placed additional oars three and David U. S. »v. and 00th at.. Saturday. July 1, at 2 1 and European capital. Blelck, H. T. Van Ellis. Mr. and Mrs n Al'CH I.EONH AltDT. parents. lawn overlooking, Kev. Dr. S. H. Adams of Clifton Springs, In New York Col. Blddle, J. L. Wllhoit, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. verandas and on the N and one Garden City train to-day A., and J. M. Blddle of Washington. p. m Mrs. William T. Traud of Cedar was a table for T. those who will go y Mrs. F. H. Mrs. S. Y. the sea there special a to accommodate WASSERMAN.Benolt. The Board of Day, Butcher, Knolls, Bronxvitle, V Y.. announces the those outside being The bride Is daughter of the late of KYedorder NEW FRENCH AIR ATTACHE. Hopkins, and Z. A. Rice. the bridal party, Rev. William Blgelow to Mineola for the performance niciiAnn elk ins. of the Brooklyn Hebrew OrphanTrustees Park.A. M. marriage of her daughter. Mrs. Eda T. by gay colored umbrellas. Most I'ope. Her great Stone's Wild West Show and Motor at a special mettlng held JuneAsylum20, Wardman Simiison. widow of T shaded farewell grandfather was Russell Bigelow. the Atlantic City. June 30..Richard 1012. have learned with deep regret of the tipt. Thenennlt of Lafayette Eeonhnrdt, the late Ernest of the guests remained to say Hippodrome, at the Mineola Pair this of Mr. I.eonhardt, to Mr. William J. Rauch who left hero of Edward Eggleston's "Circuit son of the late TTnited States passing away morning Benolt NOTES. to the bride and bridegroom, Grounds, for the benefit of the Curative Elklns,Wassertnan, Honorary Trustee and a In Coining Here. Escadrllle SOCIAL Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rauch to which some wag- Rider," whose father won fame In the The trains with Stephen R Klklns. and brother of since Its w In an automobile, Convalescent Hospital. Senator of this society organizationmember b has come from of Mount Vernon. N. the Rev. a of old Revolution. On her mother's side she the Senator Davis Klklns of In 1R7A. Mr Wasserman was ever a Special Cable to Ths New YotK Heraid. Miss Mary E. Converse Y., by glsh friend had attached pair is extra cars are those leaving for Mineola present New The Lindens, her home In Rosemont, Pa., Karl Reiland of St. George's Church on wont down the broad related to Bishop McCabe, famous as 12:37 P. M. and 12:47 West Virginia, died at his home, 129 stanch and loyal supporter of our Crpprtgtit, 1012, bu Tub Yobk Hekai.d. slippers. As they McCabe the at 11:05 A. M., and maintained a deep and abiding to the Lorraine Hotel. June 29. their car they were Chaplain during civil war. Garden City at 12:2!) Rtdgeway avenue, Chelsea, this to Institution New York Herald Bureau. ) stairway to She Is a sister of Mr. James P. M., and for Interest In all that pertained Its A. Cowle*. her two son*, with rose leaves and ric^i, Harlan Returning, extra equipment will He was 42 years old andafternoon.had Ills love for the boys and girls of Pari*. June .10. ( Mrs. Russell DIVORCED showered of Dos Angeles, whose office as P. M. his welfare sons of COUPLE WED AOAIV. the Philadelphia guests were Tope City trains leaving Mineola been 111 for several weeks. His mother the home was Inters", ar.l In death The FYench Ministry of War has and Mrs. John Farson and two Among Rublle Defender was he placed on the and rll who knew hint hav# have to H. McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. the first of its kind and 7 P. M.. and and one brother, who also reside here, these children confirmed the appointment of Captain New York and Greenwich. Conn., Special Dispatch Tub Nbw VotK Htuit. Mr. George In the United Slates. After at 6:20, 5:44, 5:22 lost a very dear and sincere friend. Our a on a ranch Mrs. Jasper Yeates graduating at 5:55 and fi:37 P. M. were at the bedside. to the Georges Thenault, formerly the gone West to spend month CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 30..Claude George McFadden, from a Western she from Garden City hearts go out |n deepest gympathy Cowles and Mr. and Mrs. Edward college spent several on Wednesday bereaved family. of the Lafayette Escadrllle.commanderas la Wyoming. Mr. Ashbrook. Cincinnati stock broker, and Brlnton, Mr. years In graduate work in IThe railroad company FRANK M. pftf.na, President. Farson to the month of Mrs. Corlnne from Mr. and Mrs. George S. Patterson. Columbia Thursday the sale of Henry M. Strauss. Acting aviation attache of the French expect spend Ashbrook, whom he Browning.University and was a teacher and permitted June New States. was a Wistcr, Mr. and Mrs. David formerly In the Hong Island of WILTSHIRE..On 22, 1022. Herbert in Washington. July touring the England divorced year ago. were remar- Mrs. Jones of and tickets from booths Frank M. Peters. 53, lawyer, Mount son of and Anna Ein(Aasy and psychology science. """ .L "* 4 * ». " r\ tA-mnrrzui* George, beloved George icu mr rwcv. r. Mrs. J. Francis Sullivan wiiite , and director and \ One of the oldest pilots In the French Mrs. Henry F. Llppitt of Manvllle, iu-ut»y u.y YV. LrOSS. Chew, Dr. Carter Is the son of the late Rev. rotation, Kisco. N. Y., Chicago, Wiltshire tnec Kulzelman). In his 21st Thenault flew for several B. of They were married In 1891 and Mrs. C. A. Heckscher Wetherlll. tickets will be on Male In New York at vesi R"la*l\es and friends are respect, army. Captain R t.; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tnsull Dr. Thomas England Carter. He has attend funaral on the war and was In 1930. have a separated the ticket amende* and at the Globe fully Inxlted to years before first Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. They grown Guests From Sew York. degrees from Wesleyan, Yale and all July t, at 2 P. M., from his late to an active when he are at the Rita- daughter. Theater and the Garden City Hotel, In Saturday,N. J. squadron attachedPew. of Philadelphia, v,.l, ..H universities and held a NewYork LOST AND FOUND. fiil Prospect at., Jersey City. residence, of ir»"i i fellowship to the Fair Grounds was appointed commanding officer Among the guests at Oxford. England. He Is a member addition WOOLI.KY.On Thursday. June 20, 1922. C-42. in July 1915, where FREE FILMS FOR CHILDREN. w
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