Personal Mrs. Florence A. Alker. MARRIED DIED. Mrs. Grosvenor and] Intelligence. 5,000 FOURON STEAMSHIPS Mis. Florence Augusta Alker, widow OSCAR ROESEN DEAD; of M. Alki r and a daughter of DOWNING.DE BOUT .Saturday May Uth, KRONPBLD.Louts H., on May 13. 8»mcw AlphoaM the New York. James E. Ward, founder of the Ward 1021, at the homo of the bride's parents, Funeral Church, Bway, doth at , on 204 Bard avenue. West New Brighton, Sunday. May IS, at 4 P, M. Gen. Wilder Wed at Dr. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter- LEA VE NEW YORK FOR EUROPE Line of steamships, died Friday at iier Staten Island. the Kev. Pascal nar¬ of he; by LUCE..Anna E w tdow of H de Wight white are giving a luncheon for many home. 22 East Sixty-fourth street, in rower, Clarissa Spencer, daughter of Mr. Lues, at her residents, 632 Balvidara av., their friends to-day at Martin Hall, sixty-fourth year. She leaves her hus and Mrs. William Ludlarn De Boet, to Ncthsrwood, N J Service and Interment, Her Villa their .In Great Neck, L. I. bar !. two Mrs. J. Edward Paul Henry Downing at Richfield Spilngs, N. Y., 2 P. M Mon¬ Newport country place Misg Kditli Sails to daughters next. Cummings and Mrs. E. Orbls.and four' JENNINGS.MARTIN..At Old Bennington, day Mayer A. VI 14, by the Rev Vlncort Ravi- Air. and Airs. Alonson Mor;is have r< sons.James VV., A.. Edward B May MACY .<"«:j Saturday, May 14, 1021. at R!dg» in Women's Golf Heart Ailment Proves Fatal to Henry Booth, Elizabeth T Jennings, daughtei fi Id, (' nn.. hatd Carter Macy, widow of on turned from their wedding trip and are Play anil Carrol. She v. a a horn In the tJram- of Mr and Mrs Philip B. Jennings, and II Couple to Sail for Europe Karl George Mary Funeral from reetdenoe at Oyster Bay for the summer. Mrs. General Manager for ercy Park district Mr. Alkcr's father Hamlen Martin. of her eon. Klngtland Macy, 11 Eaet 80tli Morris was Miss N. Kohlsaat. Championship. was a C! lef Justi -e of the old Marine WILDER -GROBVENOB..At Roslyn, New -L. New York city, on Monday, May 16 .Junfc to Pass the Ejjlith l 2 :30 P M < o. Court. ImM R . General W. E Wilder. U S. R. Hoe & A to Mrs. Rose D. P. Grosvenor, on Sat¬ MA have LONE..On May 12. 1021. Fannie V. Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charlee M. Connfelt The a urday, May 14, by the Rev. R. W. Forater. Malone, beloved wife of 1'aTrtolc F. Malone, to will return spring rush to Europe reaghec) mother of gone Atlantic city. They n«-w high mark when four I.icut. .). P. Mulioii Iluricd. Mary F., William B., Frank. to 119 Hast Eighty-first street on yesterday O«oar first and Harry arul George. Funeral Monday from liners, bearing close to 5.000 passengers, Roesen, vice-president Funeral services for Lieut. John P ANNIVERSARIES. her late residence, 611 Went 166th at. to The New York Her.u.d. Wednesday. Special Despatch left port in quick succession about noon. g« neral manager of R. Hoe & Co. Mahon. one of the three of Mass 10 o'clock, Church of Our Lady of the employees MOPKOWITZ .Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mosko- 156th t west of Newport, Jt. J., May 14..Roslyn, The largest of the quartet was the press died sud- the New Voik 1'lstrlct Attor¬ Hope, Broadway. Ir,- ¦Mr. printing manufacturers, Count> witz wlshvtr. announce their fiftieth wed¬ lermont Si. Raymond's Cemetery. Auto¬ villa of Mrs. William Grosvenor, 011 and Mrs. Orenville Temple Em¬ Olympic of the White Star Line, wh!< h ney's office to be killed In action, were ding anni/or«nry. mobile coi-tege. met have to soil tin Aoui- dcnly vesterdav at his home. 56.S De¬ after Reception. May 22, 11*2i. Beacon was the scene of a arranged by carried 75C saloon passengers and was held tit the Church of the 2 P. M., at their home, 152 West MARSH..On 13, Hill, simple tanla on June 14 to remain abroad catur street. hav¬ vectordu> 118th st. May 1921. Henry Maralu and filled to capacity. She backed out into Brooklyn. Although Amsterdam avenue and tol i. .1 hu*band-of Eva Slmonds Ma rah. but pretty wedding this noon, when Mrs. most of the summer. Holy Name, Aij of Brig.- through the river only twenty minutes after the ing suffered from a heart allmont for Mteety-stxth str< et Members of John agad years. Funeral services at )>ls Grosvenor became the bride Rerl Star liner Finland had left with¬ lut' home, H79 Macon at., Brooklyn, Sat¬ Gen. Wilbur Elliott Wilder, U. S. A., Count de who has been liv¬ ta\ o years, ue was able to be at his Manning Kittle Pos1. American Legion, DIED. urday evening at 8 o'clock. of and New York*, Perlgny, out trouble from marine strikers. The attend ml in & hody. Lieut. Mahon was retired, Washington ing this season at the Metropolitan Club, Finland, the American ring, office In the Hue plant, 504 Grand MERRELL Philip M . at hie realdence, 11 The ceremony was by the being under street, on formerly confidential clerk in the office Alker. Florence A. I.uce. Antia E. KIngM. av 1it oklyn. on May 14, 1921. performed will go abroad on the Panhandle Butte was the only one uftected by the stitke, Friday Anderson, Robin Mary, KateC. Services and funeral Rev. Charles W. Forster, rector of Mr. Hoesen .... imrn in X>w York of Distill Attorney Swann and lived at private. In on May 24 and pass the summer in but her suostitute crew did not delay Apfelba irn. Fells Malar.. Fannie V. Emmanuel Church, and took place Paris. cll> August 13 1 >>57. and at the age of 129 West Ninety-sixth street. He was Rauer. Frederick W. Marsh, Henry MURRAY..Suddenly, at the home of her a matters much. The third ship to sail daughter, Mrs. M. It. Snyder, Summit. the large reception room, where prie slxte' ti entered the employ of R. Hoe killed In action in Belgium. November Bull. Follette V. Merrell, Philip M. N. J.. was deco¬ was the Cedrlc, also of the White Star Cahlll, Mary F. Murray Alice 11. May 13, 19S1, Alice Burling, widow dieu had been placed which .Mrs. John T. Hall and iier Caught. r, & Co. an an apprentice machinist. He 1918, liis body arriving here recently of James if. Murray Funeral services Line, ami after her came the French (Hark, Fhaiiee J. Oppenhdmer, Emma will at rated with white flowers. Miss Elsie Hard Hall, have left 797 Mad¬ liner visited mat y countries and rained a The delegation from John Manning Clark, .lulle A. Pearse, Arthur L. b>- held St. Matthew's Churri. Members of the two families and a few Rochambeau. Battle Post, composed solely of em¬ William West 84th at., N. Y. C., on Sunday, May at ison avenue for the Hotel New Weston, No class of Americans lacked repre¬ wide and Intimate t.cuuaintanOO with' Denny. Roberts, George 15, at 2 P. M. personal friends only were present where th>- world over ployees of the District At'orney's office I leutech, Julia Ftoosen, Oscar until to . a for they will be they go Can- sentation on the liners. Among those on prominent publishers Foran, George J OPPENHEIMER. Emma, wldow of Max the ceremony, and after luncheon ada for the The ol eminence and esteem who served In ti e war, was headed by RuLand. Charles M. the General aHd Mrs. Wilder summer. the Olympic were persons prominent in position, Dis¬ Genung, Charles II. Ryan, John Oppenhelmer and sister of Charles ard gathering circles. of which he occupied among the men of John O'Bourk private secretary to Goldstein. Rachel Pchultz Angus' Joseph Putxel, passed away May 13. Ser started for their wedding trip. society and In theatrical Two trict Attorney swann. Gottlieb, Lottie vices at Fields Rose I >1 Mr. and Mrs. McKeever have the Mort'is Uest and Brock the printing Industry with whom and Bchuyler, Sophlo N. Bglcm Cemetery Chapel Mrs. Wilder, who was Miss I.Chauncey voyagers, whom he worked In Groby, Frederick W. Btemme, Anna S. on May 1", at half-past 10. has been among the most taken for the summer a houne in Sum¬ Femberton, theatrical producers, left for may be Judged Hatght, Wlilla-'ii H. Sterns, bus. Charles mond Phinney, the tribute which they h ive PEAR8E.Arthur Llewellyn, of Tavndon and prominent women in society in New¬ ming on the Thames, England. Mrs. irood news behind them. Tin v agreed long paid LOST AND FOUND. Hayman. Alf Troup, Charles A. New York, beloved husband of Kathryn Providence. Her lat. McKeever and her daughter, Miss Mari¬ that the price of theatre .tickets must to him na 'the dean of tho printing lejipenlielmer. Louis Walsh, Margaret. Pi-arae, passed away In New York. port, New York and tna Hesslon, John F. Ward, Joseph P. husband was the owner of many mills in anne McKeever. will sail on June 14 drop soon, and drop heavily. 'Uhery Industry." Hubbard. Rlbvl A. K. Ware, ftusan L. ROBERTS.- 'Jn May 14. 1921, at Hartford, Rhode Island and Connecticut, the town and later will be joined by Mr. Mc¬ "With her hope- high and with confi¬ .M a dinner of the Newspaper Me- A liberal reward will he paid and no ques¬ Hull, Harris T. WaterSon, Devlna Conn.. George Roberta, In the 76th > ear Centra >}.¦".< Plvdo. ouunics Association which lie nttended tions asked for the return of a brown Jordan. Kate B. of his age. of Grosvenordalt being named after the Keever. dence In her ability to be at least a lost on a local train of Whiting. Fharlee W Edith who will it. in ho was leather brief as.-, Katzcnberg. Carrie Winters, ROKSEN. Entered Info rest. May 14, 1*.'21 Mrs. Wilder entertained ex¬ runner up If not a winner in the forth¬ Miss Cummings, play Philadelphia April, 1920, On- Interborough subway: ase contains pa Agnes Oscar family. hailed as on Klemann, Marie Young, Margaret G Rcesen, dearly beloved husband of tensively In former years at Roslyn ana The marriage of Miss Helen Margaret coming woman's international golf for international golf title abroad. "tfte greatest authority ;n-r* f value only to the own* r. U 1059 Kronfeld, Louis, If. Z.idell, Anna Isabella (lermann ami devoted father of at her Providence home. Parker, granddaughter of Mrs. championship In England. Miss Edith printing machinery of hl> time" and a Herald. Fulton st. Htldegard, Oscar (I., Jr., and Robert. Lyman man "whose word In Services a' his Among thoao present at th' wedding Tiffany of Washington, to Air. Arthur 'ummlngs of New York and Chicago Is respected "Very a HKtVARt) r>F »500 In late residence, 368 De¬ office In the nlted States' ir'urn of small Slemorlam. catur st.. Brooklyn, N. Y., Monday eve¬ were Mr. and Mrs. Throop M. Wilder of Russell Jones, second son of Mr. and started for the other side on the Olym¬ newspaper will be pabi for the paper v a a it htbao diamond ring. Crane. Iwroy B Rosenberg, Aaron ning r.l o'clock. Relatives and friends New York, the former son of Gen. Wil¬ Mrs. W. Strother Jones of She won the tournament Wed He leaves wife, daughter and two package containing Curtis, George M. Invited to attend. Vaucluse, Red pic. women's Miss Jennings 1 stone out of se-rlng: 1'"' April 10 at or Ruddy, James V. Interment Lutheian der; Mr. and Mrs. George Peabody Gard¬ Bank, N. J., will take on the after¬ at Bellealre Inst winter afid judging sons, Oscar, Jr., who is connected with Mahoney, John J Rush. Delta Cemetery, private. place the and -m-h West 45th and 1140. streets^ MAIi- Vr.-nmttc. Jtophla ner, Jr., of Boston, the latter formerly: noon of June 15 in the Church of the ft on: the games she his played reccn iy sales engineering department rt'S a '< ... 3th av. and 43th si. Hiut/.aman, George Rui.A.NIi.-Myv I1921, Charles Millard, Mrs. of R. Hoe A Co., and Robert, a mrm- lUch, Helena son of Kebevi a and Charles M. Miss Rose P. Grosvenor; Dudley: Heavenly Rest. she will give a good account of her.se i in Old Bennington l>**tween Hotel Shepard n< r firm of John H. Muller .A I.ciRJ'. Thursdnv venlng, RuLand, and Iniband of Mary Evans, at Davis, another daughter; Mr. and Mrs. as one of the aspiring golfers among the of the Strand Theatre and 97th st. AT.KER On his of Providence, Mrs. Co., tr Umrn and riiri«ve. McAlplu and Friday. May I.J, 1921, .Florence residence, 476 Jefferson av., Brooklyn, G. Maurice Cotigdon Air. and Mrs. Richard Newton, Jr.. of younger American amateurs. Sho Is a to K. H. Martin and Broadway,' black leatiiei cigarette ease, Augusta, wife of the laic Aiphonse H. In the SUtli year of his age. Kuril're 1 at Congdon being another daughter; Mr. 570 Park avenue are at present daughter of Mrs. O. Mark Cummings of Mr. Funeral services will be held .it tin- marked with Initials S !i It.; sultabli re¬ Alker, In her (14th year. Funeral services Ills lat" residence Sunday at 4 o'clock. William Grosvenor, the former stopping Roesen home to-morrow evening. The ward if returns*) to room Kin, no Church st. v ill be held at Iter late residence, 22 K. and Mrs. at the Ritz Hotel in Paris and will re- Chicago. Before sailing they had pass'd tilth on RYAN..John Ryan, boat builder, of White¬ a Re of lie St.. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. hall, N. Y.. 10 a son; Mrs. Robert Grosvenor, daugh¬ main abroad until'the late autumn. Miss several days at the Ititz-Carlton. Charles Hoch, former pastor 1.' ST.Lady's brow :. suad.i handbag, 7tii a\ Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. Saturday morning, o'clock, Mrs. Samuel Norrls St t11:i about no i' 73 years of age. Funeral mass Our l.adv ter-in-law; Mr. and Virginia Ten Eyck Rice, sister of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Town Klrby, «>f Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Church, Manhat¬ bwa.v. Friday, jr. between of N. of Bristol, Miss Rosa Anne Grosvenor, Daughter tan. assisted by the Rev. John C. Wilds, Cot' in *.*i; slid 341 sts; reward. Return to! ANDERSON. -Robin, helove.l wife of Major Angels Church, Whitehall, Y., May Newton, is stopping at the s e Parle who sailed on the Olympic, are en rout" '.'* ILl.tAMS. 47 Claremont a\., city. William H. Anderson of 16. Monday, at 10 A M., Eastern standard Misses and Anita 'or of the Preslnti rian Manila, Fhillp- time. at and the Lola, Mary hotel. She will be abroad several to Switzerland, where he will attend B. Jennings Be¬ t>. Seventh pme Islands, and New York, May 14 Fu¬ Interment Kingston, N. Y., Mon¬ Phinney, cousins of the bride. Philip c: urch, and the Rev. James Cronm. I.i 1ST-1 hark silk ur .*" :a white dlulotd neral The day afternoon, 5:2(1 o'clock. months. several International conferences on l.nndle. DAUtYMI'i.I., I.'i5 Cetitin! services. Funeral Church. Gen. and Mrs. Wilder will sail for Eu- at Lausanne. their return comes Bride. ti Woodstock Presbyterian Church w;u run; Broadway and GGlh st., Monday, at 3 SCHl'LTfc .day 12, August Schults. Fu sport Upon 1 'ark West. P. M. neral sen h r rope on June 14, to be. gone a greater will to their in oit'h late. Interment will be In the Luth¬ es, Stephen Merrltt's Hs em summer. Mr. and Mrs. Washington. they go country place I.i >ST-l'.luo silk umbrella, uptown elevated Chapel, 304 West 126th at.. Sunday. 2 part of the Westchester eran Cemetery. stat 42*1 St.. Wednesda > afternoon, APFEI.BATTM.Felle, widow mother P. M. The Spanish Ambassador and county. ton, Of Adolpli, Gardner will occupy Roslyn. Senc Mav 11. SMITH, 24 Astor st., Newark, N. J. lgnatz, Herman. Edwin E. and Mrs. 8CHUYLER \t Pelham Manor, N. Y., on de Riano gave a dinner last fprcial to Tjib New Yobk Hssai.d. Sally Heosli. at Philadelphia, Friday, May night. Newly .Married Couples. 14. Miss 12. Body will arrive May 14 1921, Sophie Norton, widow of Bennington, Vt., May .lewel ry. Pennsylvania Station the Very R< i Montgomery Schuyler. Dean Egbert.Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Among the several newly married cou¬ of Mr Sunday, May 15. at 1 P. M. Interment of Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis. Edward Alsop gave a Elizabeth T. Jennings, daughter A REWARD OF Mounl Zion Cemetery. Sunday, May 13, The marriage of MIsh Beatrice Val¬ dinner and ples on the Olympic are Mr. and Mrs. ALF $75 at 2 P. M. Mo.. In the 90th year of her age. Funeral dance at the NOTED Ferdinand Montgomery and Mrs. Philip B. Jennings of OH Ben¬ HAYMAN, will he paid for return of O" a shape,) plat¬ services at the Church of the Bb ssi-d erie Cook, a daughter of Mrs. Adalbert Volck, whose marriage took Country Club last evening. inum and diamond brooch, lost May 7, vl- HAUER..On Sacrament. New morn¬ Cook of 249 West End avenue, nington rind New York, wis marriod this at. Friday. May 13, 1021, at his Rochello, Monday Huntting place In Montelalr. N. J., last M einlty of Stlth st. and West End I. H. home, W>4 Wear ISOtli St.. Frederick Will- ing at 10 o'clock. to Mr. Lester Darling Egbert, a son of to to ednf*"his it- It. II WEINBERG. «05 3th a v. Secretary of State and Mrs. day. They will go Ixtndon Join afternoon it the Old First (Congrega¬ lam, beloved brother of Mrs. Richard BTKMME..Anna widow of Joii i James C. of Columbia Uni¬ Hughes THEATRE HEAD. and st. and Sophie, Prof. DIES 2ild Mrs. Egbert mother, Mrtie. da (lama, wife of the 1.1 'ST, between Broadway Wollenbauer, Frederick W Bauer after a brief illness. In h»-r in All were the chief guests last evening at a tional) Church to Mr. Karl Hamlen watch. Howard, of Stcmme, versity, took place yesterday dinher given by Air. and Mrs. Chandler Brazilian Ambassador to the Court of Newark, J.; tr*.Icl open Brookllne, Mass., and George J. Bauer 79th y«ar, at her residence. 41 Wes' St h Angels' Church, West End avenue and St. James's. Martin of Bennington, son of Dr. and faye, movement No. 1228,'179, initials W. .nd uncle of John W. Klenck. Funeral St., on Friday, May 13. Services Satur¬ P. Anderson. I; t.. pi Finder please return ..< at-h services Tuesday, at 11 A. at at at 8 Eighty-first street. The cert mon.v was Mr. S. Ulman. who also sailed Mrs. Truman J. Martin of Buffalo. The of M. chapel day. May 14. her late residence De Joseph Was General of ( lias. or pawn ti* k, t to -IS Park av. Maplevrood, the Intercession, Broadway, 155th st. 1'. M. Interment. Sunday at 10 A. M. performed by the Rev. Dr. S. lDetroit, W. 18th St., F. neral private. Wa rren B. Chapin, Roland A. Hiilas occupying their home on Woodley Road. of New York, Byron Foy I tilted dlea morn in; Mary Cahlll tnee Lovett), pic Mrs. Scovtl was Miss Beatrice Richards and Leonard Outh- States, yesterday I,''ST Lajly's gold wrist v/nteh, initials "H. beloved wife of the late James B. Cahlll. WARD.Jo«cph P., May 11. at his .resi¬ Elliott H. Downes, Walter s. L. Forater Kellogg at 1 at Fifth ave¬ W. S small of soldi* r on fa* *-. Notice of Adelin Sheldon, only daughter of Mrs. walte Old and Luther o'clock his home, 015 photo funerdl later. dence, 130 East 4."d si lh 'Oklyn. I'tWr ral and W. Kennetli Watkins. Aftet the Capt. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hepburn of Bennington nue, from trouble following Saturday afternoon, 7th nv. subway train services vviih solemn high ma«s, 9 10 Philip Collins Sheldon. They will go to 2d of Bennington. pulmonary from 30th t** 18ili -t.: reward. J. L. I'KYN- CLARK..Charles J.. on May 13, beloved hus¬ ceremony there was a small reception gave a dinner last night at the Chevy R. Graves pneumonia. He had not been In robust band of Monday. May 10, at Church of St. Cath¬ of the Gotham. "Chase Club at which Mrs. Arthur Lee of France, where Mr. Scovil. who was chap¬ The bride wore a Victorian gown of OLPS. 412 West 20:li st. Watkins 4789. Margaret Clark, ar.u father of erine of Genoa, Albany and Linden KVI. in the ballroom lain of the Seventy-first New Y ork In- health since he had a nervous break¬ Chatles, Theodore and John Clark Fu¬ Elklns, Va., arfd Commander and Mrs. white taffeta trimmed with cream lace. SOLITAIRE diamond ring, iti shopping dls- neral fervlcis a: 2 P. M., Monday, Brooklyn. will dedicate two tablets to he down a year and a half ago. However, May 1<>, on James Parker, Jr., who are passing fantrv, The tulle veil was caught with orange 11 let. Macy. I': i' l. Lord A* Taylor, Simon- at his late residence, 1713 Grove St., WARE.At Philadelphia. Pa , May 18. unveiled in Paris, he continued actively In business al¬ son, Stern. Tuesday. May 10: liberal reward 1921, Susan Leigh, widow of John wtol- Stout..Meigs. several with them, were the chief Holy Trinity Church. blossoms and she carried a bouquet of Brooklyn. Miss Lucia Lawrence Meigs, eldest days in memory of the soldiers of the Sev- and orchids. The most up to the time of his death, di¬ or -entitle at. HAWi.F.Y, Park Avenue Hotel, llday Ware. Futineral services at the guests. lilies .of the valley from rity. CLARK..On Friday. Mav 13, 10"!. at 1 church of the Transfiguration, 5 feast and .Mrs. Ferris J. entv-first who fell in battlo. recting his associates by telephone Morn. .. daughter of .Mr. gowns of the attendants were similar LOST.<:r-iitl«'mnn> and ihnw dia¬ place, Brooklyn, N Y Julia Armr 29th St., at 12 M., Monday. May 16. In¬ renee Bronxville, Mr. M, Scott Bromwell of Washing¬ his room, to which he was confined for platinum Nl'-hnlo deugl '.¦!. of the lute Horace a:d terment Baltimore, Md., Ohar- Meigs of flaw I'ark, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard pave except In color. Mrs. Outhwaite wore mond .vlth sapphire rIt¦ Very libera! r# Kit-hols private. to Mr. Penrose V. Stput ton came to New York to say bon voy¬ two weeks. Possessed of a strong will be If returned tr> DAVID Pmliy Clark of Mlddletouur, Conn. lottevllle, N. «'., papers please copy.! was married a dance last evening for their debutante orchid and Mrs. Stevens light blue. They ware! will paid I unoral rorvicrx at he, Ian residence on at the home of her parents by age to his mother. Mrs. Charles S. Brom¬ of lilies of and great courage, he made a brave MILLAR, 317 Prodi Rx¦ Eliza¬ widow of to and Augusta Peutseh anil beloved nn G.. fe of John Young Funeral also was a small flower girl. Sara months in France looking over the otl Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Battershnll. York, and Mrs. A1 Hayman. Restaurant or taxi "r.tlt si; liberal re- Sister of or tunl. Uetnrtc W. 55th at. William, I'.va and Joseph .rvle, v 11 be held at the home her beth Bislnnd, a cousin of the bride. Mr. Newport. situation for the Sinclair Oil <'orpora- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barrows, Mrs. George his brother and other relatives. Deotsrh, pt Atlantic Cltv, Mat '2 1321. intents, Mr. and Mrs John ManIrrgor. Leonard Lovejoy Stanley of Great Har¬ Mrs. i'aul A. Andrews is at Rockry tion, and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Roose¬ E. Stevens, Mrs. E. M. Borden. Mr. and Mr. Hayman was born In Wheeling, LOST Tuesdav- afternoon, lady's Kohl w rist Fiuu-raI services Suntbt Mav 2 I' M ;2 West 61st St., Sunday. May 15, in 2 as Mr. Stout's weeks' school wati'h. Initials H. W It. Reward If re¬ rt Crmpboll Funt ral Church, 1370 I'.roni P. M Interment Woodlavn. rington, Mass., served Hall for a f^w stay. velt left to attend the wedding of Mrs. Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. W. Va. in 1865, and on leaving 1j near 6(lth »t. were Messrs. Percy Jennings, turned 30 W. TO' st., :;a Jvay. Interment New I'nlon of best n'mn. The ushers Roosevelt's sister. Miss Kllzabeth \> u- Hall Park McCullough and Mrs. Alice K. went to St. Louis and engaged in the fields Cemetary, Brooklyn ZIDKI.L..Anns, beloved mother fiadtn C. Holden, Musgrave Hyde, Stuart Duncan has arrived from with Ills brother- $5(10.00 REWARD Smith. Bessie Nlchthauser. William, .Lansing Mrs. lard. daughter of the American Minister Cole of New York mercantile business POBAN..At Ills horne, 47t Central I'.-r! "ti Stanley. A is at Bonnie-Crest for a Fran¬ for return of platinum flexible diamond Harry and H Zide!l Servb at Jarvis Cromwell and Gilbert New York and to Spain. Also Mr. and Mrs. George C. Morse in-law. I-nter he went to San bracelet containing 37 stones, each set in West, suddenly. Thursday evening. May Meyer's Funeral Parlor, 228 l.etiox'av.. . . , 12. followed the ceremony. few days. s the late A1 n about 14 Oeorge Jtase Fornn. Service:, at First at 2 P M. leception Sir Charles Sykes. one of Kngland of Rutland, \*t. Miss Mary Adams of cisco, where his brother, square box. total weight karats. Pnrlth Ft.Parian t'liureh. West Roxbury May 13, leading business men and a director of Mass. Mrs. Jacob W. Miller Hayman had acquired the manage¬ lost In Stern's department store, Avedon A Boston. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark and Springfield, He be- Co. or on street. Communicate with E. It. Walker.Fond. the Wool Textile Production and chair¬ of Arlington Heights, N. J.: Mr. and ment of the Baldwin Theatre. 75 Fulton at New York, OK.VI'NO.- On Friday. Mav 13. Charles their have arrived from New house and so JIRPWOOP, IP2I, IN MEMORIAM. In tlie Madison Avenue Presbyterian children man of the board of control of the Mrs. W. H. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. came the treasurer of that i'hrtne Leekmnn 8Ps7. Harvey iknuiic, beloved husband of Sally Mistlee York to pass the summer at their place. Worsted Trades of F.ngland. is a pas-, Miss Hart Shields. Miss Ann continued until Lewis Morrison engag'd Griggs. Brief to-rv I-on will he held at " yesterday Miss Sophie Shields, of the at ii anil ti i m Church Wrentham House. is Mr. and after fr.00 REWARD. Chapel Crematory Fresh t'ond, CRANE l:» c of y of Mr. and Mrs. Nich¬ sengor on tti" Olympic. Sir Charlos Shields. William BeRoy Shields. hint as his advance agent. Shortly I, on R r. Sloane Coffin, pas¬ at the Blltmoro while in New York. Vail, Miss Carolyn Caldwell and Mi3H York with Florence about 1890. scription on back. Return to CARTIER, Meyer. David. Joeeph. Benjamin. Mrs. CURTIS .On May 14. 1015. ti.-orge M. CnV- the Rev. Henry Mrs. i Nathaniel it'ng her parents. Mr. and Henry A. A. Fongart of Troy. Al In the meantime had f.53 Fifth »v. Charles Frtedenbcrg and Mts. Harr. \ i|«; n fn' n>r. mj friend. in> pal ilanrgw tor of the church. Mrs. Joseph hoc grandfather. Hayman Atv d. Funeral from H47 Fox st \. M. Curtis, .Ii matron of honor, Lloyd Smyth, nnd Stewards to Join Strike. taken the management' of the Colum¬ $100 REWARD Greene was h r sister's at their Oibhs for diamond placqtie. large centre York, Sunday, May |h. at 10 A M. Kind- M \ii *.Vt3Y..In mrmi of lohrt J. Ma* Miss Mr. Raphael Pumpelly, in fiow 1 o. v. ilind May 1 »if- Vn avenue cottage. , Announcements. of minlvarkiary Mr. Frederick Lovejoy of the Cedric announced their determination PIngagcment his brother to be business manager work design; lost Wednesday night In I'afe GOTTLIEB..On Ms 'I. 1021, I. ttle liott- mis mi Mi ml,i' May I'M a' - \ M,. at Alary Marsh. of to as Mr. Walker's of work as soon as reached Mr. and Mrs Dillon J. McDermott that house. Charles Frohman. who had Maurice; no questions. Return BLAt.'K. lieh, daughter of the late Edward and < "ir I,ad; of !¦ rpctmil JI-lp Church. .".9th Montclair. N. J., served quitting ttot-y 5th av. and 4Kth at. Messrs. III the Berkshire*. a strike is on. 542 West 112th street have announced Mr. in California, began STARR k FROST, Mary Gottlieb. Funeral serv lees >. at., Brooklyn. best man. The ushers were British ports, where met Hayman her late .'>71 at Miss this »V!00 REWARD residence. White Plains PERSONETTE-In n f a , Parker to The New York Mesm.d. Rear Admiral William .S Sims. I . the engagement of their daughter. to come into about loving morj Robert Ganaon Depew, Spn lal Despatrh prominence of ring, large ectni of 222d st., Bronx, on Tut da v,1 n Loyett, Anita Mathilda McDermott, to Mr. Iss- him ns his for return platinum sapphire H dear mother. Sophia !Vr«onr tte. Allen, Church C. Peters, Allen Anns and Lenox. Mass.. May 14..Mrs. I^emuel S. N., commander of the American fore time and engaged publicity In centre and numerous small diamonds, lost May 17, a> P M Members of Hebron pa "I away M 11*11 Minn!# \ son of Mr. and <> S are Iriviteil > Kenneth Wood. A reception followed at Bolton Bangs is at her place in Stock- In the war zone from April. 1917. until ter Vincent Murphy, manager. began an association Mat 10 In Lord ,t Taylor's att r. BLACK. Chapter, No. 333, E Do-', I." -a \ I'rvlde Miss McDermott T£ien died on 5th av. are. 4KUi at attend. 63 West Seventy-fifth street, the home bridge for a few dayp. -Miss Mary C. tho end of the war. sailed with Mrs. Mrs Daniel J. Murphy. that lasted until Mr. FYohman STARR & FROST. RICH 1-1 Im ins and devoted memory o' *_ GBOBY at !... '¦ is to sail for Europe on June 6. Sims on the Cedric, to the degn e is a graduate of St. Elizabeth's Acad¬ the Lusitania. l:»i REWARD N Suddenly, Chit-ago, «May Helena Rich. If- of Kinamiel \ J; ten of the bride's parents. Bangs receive, .' al.-ht diamond lost Frederick W. Hrnby, belcr . d husband of and me- ier r.f r Mr Mrs. Cllve Livingston Du Val of doctor of laws from Cambridge I ni emy, Convent, N. J. Mr. Murphv served At that time and for many years pre¬ for return of barpln. Henrietta Landi Well, who and Mi \ 13 on 5th av. or 38th St. AY TUB A Emily Blare'e Oroby. of Kivet Edge. d-t>*i i'-d thl# life May 14. l'.ktT. have their house. verslty Two little girls. Constance du oversea* with the Twenty-seventh Di¬ Mr. Hayman was his general N. J. Funeral at Bedford Pa. Dickinson.Stuart. of New York opened viously TAYT.Pit. INC.. 2 West 43d St. Springs, ROSENRERR fn memory of nir f.iflier. Woodlands, on the Stockbrldge- Puv and Rallv Wund. girl scouts of New¬ vision, Company A, of the 104th Machine manager, and on him more than on any Boston papers phase copy. *¦ Fif¬ The Aaron Roaeriberit. died May I", 1915. Miss Lucile Stuart of 111 East baskets of fruit and were Vearing ¦ Lenox road. port. R. L. brought Gun Battalion. other Mr. Frohman relied. They Apparel. HATGHT Will am Henry Ha g at Flshklll. H .lam \' late aeanWant street and Mr. Sydney John of N. 1021. In the TT'h .ear ..{ RFDPA ty-sixth Thomas S. Southworth flowers as gifts of their Announcement lias been made by Mr. the closest of friends, and on the death V., Ma> 14. [.T ee! n' St. I'au a Mrs. John Dr. and Mrs. Central Pari his ac. Funeral Mav !«, 3 Church. Rant 117th Dickinson, son of Mr. and Ham¬ which uses the Rims home nt Newport and Mrs. William Williams of Dun¬ the for¬ LOST Fisher scarf, vicinity Mon- il.m imiM. and her sister, Mrs. Amelia Combe H. Mr, Frohman Mr. Hayman, by between sot!, and II"' sts.. reward, M a' his ate realdonee. Interment at Dickinson of oxford. England, as of their Ine strove \V it. t!.¦ month's ir itid. Monday, May Id, a- Henry ilton. who were at the Red Lion Inn at their headquarters kirk. N. Y., of the engagement mation of Charles Frohman. HxMP.KRRER. net Manhattan av. Phone Cold Spring. N. Y were married yesterday In the Church Others on the Cedric were i g. Miss Ruth Williams, to Mr. to on the business 10 A. M.. at St. Paul's. Tito <-lerg> f W. Stockhrldge, have returned to New York. daughter. lit every way carry Mornltu;slde 23Htl. HATMAN..on Halurday morning, Ma 14. 'he archdloe, .. relative and t*. of the Transfiguration by the Rev. W J. Nicholson. V. R A., retired. and of -As head at iris In 'his AT frlendy the Mrs. Joseph H. Choate will open her Thomas Campbell Rurton Batavln, and ideaala of his associate. fur ar. In Coli¬ 1021. home city, Hay ¦per fully r V, to attend. W. Davis. The bridegroom left Mrs. Nicholson. Oeorge A. P. HaWar> .. many LOST Large opossum man, after a lingering lllnoss. Not he of in the flrst week in 111., and Hewlett, B. 1. Mr. Burton of the corporation ha produced seum Theatre, Thursday; reward DORAS', RUSH In lev.- e <,f our dear moth- States in 1915 to enlist in the villa Stockhrldge L. U S. < funeral hereafter. » ry United from of Duncan of Boston. Mrs Bagga. served as a Bieutenant In the army dur¬ including three p!a> 72fi W. 181st St. Phone Wadsworth 9900. r, I >.¦! a Rush, who passed on and was later commis¬ June, upon the return England and Dr. i. successful plavs, On Friday, 13. away May British army Miss Mabel Choate. the Marquise do Rosalas ing the war. He'now is senior master of Barrle."A Kiss for Cinderella." w'th LOST.-In Glmhid's, Wednesday, box contam- IIEPPENHEIMER May IT. 11VJ0. Mais ,m Tuesday at S» «. th# sioned iri the Somerset Light Infantry. 1/or daughter. to the Crown Prince by reward. LoFIS 1021. Lout*, of Jutland, N J beloved chnr h nt :t. Mth Swann left Pittsfletd by au¬ Okamoto?physician the Bawrence School at Hewlett. .Miss Ma.idn Adams; "Dear Brut.is," I*i.- unmounted fur; rlO husband of Emma Hemming, sor of Ignatius l.iyola, attained the rank of Captain, win¬ .Mrs. John of now in LI. A It'll. Vatidet Id 11 and I'ari a He tomobile for Milton, Mass., to visit Mrs. Tanun, Kntflnna. Mr. and Mrs. Budwlg Blttauer of 102 with William Gillette, and "Mary Rose," 3580 Acedia H»ppenhf liner are! late t.oni» IP o Cross in France. Mr. wire . STrTZM AN n sad a- d of ning the Military Amon/c thosp on tho Finland Bruce avenue. Yonkers. announce the en¬ with Miss Ruth Chatterton. Mr. Hay¬ penheIrper. brother of Arthur llepp >. loving memory will live in this John Butler Swann. Cuts, l>oc«, Ac. leer Mr t. Morse and M Sts.rge Mho departed this Ufa Dickinson and his bride of this Hty and MK with Birdie " H. Morgan is in New- CoVeman Drayton gagement of their daughter. Miss May man also produced "Declasse." Fun ral M" 15. 'J", s son, devoti d brother city. Mrs. George and Mrs. Woodward of Fhila- and llSO pre- linn Martinson sdrvlee> Monday. loving York for two weeks. She is to spend the George Josephine Blttauer, to Mr Osborne G. Mis* Ethel Harrvmore. MP »BT.P ifttilan dog, orange color, young; May l«. a' * "o r M.. at 'he re«blet e of and nephee son Skinner fn several plavs. llbet al ti ard H1NCKLEV. Far .. S's'er Mrs. Birdie Mors,. 4dti Ir lire summer at Elmwood Court Inn at Pltts- Har- Smith of 31 West. Eleventh street sented Otis Kaber.Harurh. on'the Rochamheau were Carter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oliver Smith of "Clair de Rune." In which the Barry- Itoi .-a way. a Brooklyn. Frlenda levi'ed. lot, of tlehJ. risen former of Chicago, and wa rem \HI> fur Inf. tmaiInn ci neernlng lost net, l.uthcran Cemetery TtW "laj May Miss Marjorie Baruclt, daughter Mayor New York. The wedding will take plaee tnores are appearing, produced tin-1 j. at |o V. M. UNVEILINGS. Baruch and Mrs. Mrs 'Harrison. Wilfrid Pellottcr. French It was prac- French male bulM g about 8 week- a o 17. the late Sigmund in the autumn. der his direct supervision. st. and 'oncoiirse. Telephone Ki'led In action a' Hlndonburg pianist Oeorge Flateau. Frencn actor; nea- 2outh IIMPIHN PI i "I l,. <,(,. d t of tnonunwt . ' Haruoh of 35 West Seventy-fifth street, Lecture on Arras. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Megni ge> Wright tiqally his last work. (Bilnelander D.'lTi;. line. September 23, <- Private John nvetllne to Mr. Samuel D. Kaber Edgar Mechtnan. formerly of the F rench Out of to his memory the Um¬ Hesslon. Co A. 107th Infantry. 27th 'he late Leopold Blum. Sunday. May 92, was married of of Philadelphia announce the engage¬ respect 2 o'clock, at Malmonldcs n in St. Thomas's Church by Theatre hero: M Mot.ln^. le«tW Miss where that play is run¬ Division. \ E. I'., beloved son of Frank - b, 'ovad husba -d tor. The bride entered the church with ican Student K van. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. man had his office for many years, mass at B. C. Churoh of A^renalon will -.ik- !a< Su irav. May 22, a'. to Mt I.co .1 Ro. quiem i Mr. Louis Baruch. She had be closed the evening of the funeral. ROHETT. -Born Mr ami !i T. T st n"nr Broadway. Wednesday. May -In, at t*i km Fil Ids rrv r, ry her uncle, Sulliyan. \. \ ., a A lininR Abroad. sett of "no Riversltle Drive, boy, is to \ m InMrment Calvary Auto¬ KEM' MIR Friends and relatives are Ir* hut one bridal attendant. Miss Helen M. An entertainment unusual na¬ oyagers Mr. and Mrs. Devi H. Greenwood of at the Women's Hospital, Friday, Mav S. Baruch, of.an Mrs Alnneus P. Riker and Miss F;nld of mobile cort>* vit'd to attend the unveiling "f a ir.tuim Dwyer, and -Mr. Milton ture will be given In Aeolian Hnll on Boston announce the engagement .Mrs. Schuyler. 18. 1P2I. A Fahn«- Ieu)ii dedlca* I to the lat' Mrs. Ca-rle as best man Hiker of 340 West Green¬ Montgomery Mrs. II. HUBBARD -Oh May 12. Sibyl brother of thw bride. served Friday evening, when the romance of A. K'ghty-slxth tlielr daughter. Miss Margaret Mrs. Schuyler died ye*- HEHKLHAFM..Mr. and Sidney -.oek, widow of Thomas II Hubbard. K mpnei. wife of Morris Kempnei and were Messrs. l,«Ve arranged to go abroad b> thest^eetR t Montgomery fiegelhaum (nee Stella B. Welnatein) of mother of Samu.-l Arthur K.. a: <1 for Mr. Kaber. The ushers Arras will be heard for the flrst time wood, to Mr. Stevenson Pelrce Taylor, at .Shelter, her residence In the birth or Funeral services at her !«" residence. if, Vic¬ erdam next Saturday. They will spend 1 trday the I'aldwln, L. I., announce Wot 33th st May 10, at 1! I -.'-a Klein, sister >f Mrs. Lao Brink Austin Joscelyn, Louis Hoover and It la a lecture on the son of Mr. Stevenson Taylor of 12 West In her 89th year, at the Mopday. ' s a In New York. summer part of 'elham Manor, N. Y. Almee Louise on May I, 1021. A. M and M- L. A\ and daughter tor There was no reception. of the abroad, passing street. N'«w York Miss M s a Man Helder Servleea a' ^tnfjholt. history of this 2,000-year-old city friends In Elghty-flfth blowing a short lllnci*. Mrs. Schuyler, Brooklyn Hospital. Mav Harrle Tucket Iter" Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Faber will go to the Vir¬ and Is illustrated by .heir time with Kngland. Greenwood Is a member of the 1318-17 E. Norton, was iff l.l. ."n Friday. 18. v. huh Cemetery, Cvp" ¦ iidlr. on .*,:.. France, profusely vt'ss Esther K. daughter of (ho was Miss Sophie Hull, son of A rr< Hus B and Sarah Tur ker at .1 -.10 1' M Hot Springe for their wedding trip. are In character, Murphy, Sewing Circle and of the Vincent and her were of Ills day May 22. ginia Views that unique Mrs. Fmncls orn in Buffalo, where parents CONFIRMATIONS. Hull. In the al*ty-thlrd year age. t in Heaumont, Tex. an ar¬ Mr and Patrick Murphy' Chilton clubs. During the war she was -it! es he h, id st his Inte KR<" XHOLTZ Th' tpnveilirR of rnonimte They will Jive having been colored by Arras loneer residents. She was married Funeral will ... nnd Miss Margaret llutchtns will sn No. 7 e.7 av., M rrlsto r¦, N ,T .. .mi it ar'lv bal'u .,| nnj moth" tist who Is a successful painter of mini¬ an Instructor at General Hospital tore to the Rev. Montgomery Mr and Mrs Abm-r His residence, Maple Sal P. 22. at 10 I* M May 17 an-" will be guests for aeveru who gradu¬ Very DISTILLATOR on Tu sday. May 17. at 2 1' M. Train Sunday. May atures and cameos Major Orry Sumner, at Baltimore. Mr. Taylor, a member of the well known tlilator are pleased to announce the bar W V 'it" Hi hr.'ti i :it t'-ry. Flttslilng. Iloyd..Mead. WM.ke of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic r. Mur as a chuyler, on leaves lloboken. T> I,, f. It R. at writer of Arras, ated from Columbia In 1311, served of New York, who mltxvah of their son, Phillip, Satur¬ t t. It Is Thp of the mono- Nsw Vokk Hkramv a soldier, historian and imlly of the name a1 p mink, at t'on- 12:13 P. M tdavllght saving ln»e HBIBSTE1N unveiling .Giectof Vrnpntrh to Tub war. day, May 21, no mint of nr. beloved M'lMb-tt 11. deliver the lecture. Bieutenant In the navy during the >r years was-dean of Christ B'nal Jeahurun, 257 West ttath requested that flowers be sent. hualtand. Montci.air N. J., May 14..Miss Bes¬ will Ph.Mr"arid"Airs' John Jamison will close an¬ forty-two S'ugntlon Itelbst' In. will 'ike plae-- Sunday, May of Mo., s The of the entertainment are 270 avenue and Mrs. Joseph Shattuck Rye hurch Cathedral In St. Louis, street. | JORDAN Kate Bennett, widow of Janu sie Mead, daughter of Air. and Mrs. proceeds their apartinent at Park the of her dauah- There Jordan, suddenly, at the lion, of Mr* 1821, a' 2:30 P M. Washington Cen»#» to aid the contingent of American stu- Paris the Terrain* on nounces engagement here he died twenty years ago. I.'-., Section f'. If weather perml't. <'harles Adrlnnce Mead, ami Mr. Robert sail for by May 'er. Miss Shattuck. to Mr. Uer- James \ Baulslr. Tairvioern. N Y Fi dent architects to be sent to France by were reel- Dorothy re seven surviving children.Miss .a Thomas Boyd, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. 28 Mr and Mrs. Jamison son of Mr. ENGAGED. p ivnte. Interment family plot Students Reconstruction l v 1 Ernest Grant Howes. Jr.. ¦ttde Livingston Schuyler, Mrs. Rnins- I! v Phase omit flowrr- Robert Thomas Boyd of Philadelphia, the American dents of Paris before the war and Howes of Boston. Foster f-'eept Association to resist French architects vears. re.urn at d Mrs. Ernst Grant urd Talboys and Mrs. John JROSnNfOIIETN 1'.- frothed Ml.se I tdgepurt t( onn.), Hampton An ) and &C. were married this afternoon at the home abroad many They wilt Mrs ALP-EIM San Antonio CD ves) pe as« op> CEMETERIES, In the restoration of Reims Cathedral New York in the autumn and open Mils, who Used with th* r mother Rertha Rosenschetn of ton West 174th at paper* of the bride's parents. The ceremony, tin lb v. P KATZE.NTtF.rtn Afer s lingering IP ¦».»« some of the devastated cities of for a few months. Dry of \. * York. to Mr. Motrin Albert which wn performed by the Rev. Fred¬ and heir apartment Miss Wamhaugh to Lecture. lenry Ru- Mi I Ron nberg May 'i Carrie, bel, ved da tighter of tlie MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY. Tickets nt 12 each may bo ob¬ n " of Portland, Me BDRIS -LITT. Mr and At and erick R K itie of Philadelphia, was fol¬ France. Mrs, James Bees Baidi-tw Ten 'hlllp Schuyler HI. Nlrholas av announce the in la'e Henr Mtna ®g* zenberg \| Mli-linter ' onntr. Von le-lsrlalt ene of St. Louts und Roosevelt of |t.",8 t unrra'. a tained at Xenlla.i Hall. "AYrlleslcv on the Avenue" AVeek. l»wr house at *0 East Sixty-sixth street Schuyler gagement of their daughter, Elsa. t" Mr. prlva'e Family !""!«. Convenient paymenfa. lowed by reception N. Y The funeral * T for a lecture Miss Sarah Wambaugti, chuyler of Nyack, Adrlcn Boris, son of Mrs Emlle Boris KI.EM.ANX Marie, fnrmerlv of fo.; a IV Office 2 1 'Ml .A We|le»le> College alumnae In the met- by be held to-morrow forenoon New Y"tk flty, on Ms 14. .V.t 'Mies rvlces will BI'CHW M I' Ml and Mrs. m AA roDolltan district arc to take part In to-morrow afternoon. Watnbaugh Church of the OOLT'STEIN beloved mother of Conrad K errann I or A-.I-: r.ot In odlarn. with mot is of Warti- t 10 o'clock In the Alex nuehwald. .81 W. 17Pth st wish to year, rnent. -urnr yr. .it ear- flee. K of » on lh" the daughter Prof. Eugene Funeral from her late residence 131 " .he celebration "Wcllesley In New Rochelle, announce the engagement of their daugh .. -. . bnugh of Harvard; a g-adunte of Rad- llessed Sacrament I,o list av t'pper Tuekahoe. op Tries II 1 f, -1) at Id'th city Avenue" week, which begins to-mor¬ to Mr Vbe tloldateln of New- * tei. Padle, rtnv, 17 Fur" ra mass a- the Church SA! K.Jtt«' the I- 1A oodlawn t en ? row More than one hundred of the dlff and a writer on Interna'tonal quea- York elty, on Hu da- evening. May 22. III) jShR from Ge- New York of the Immaculate H< rt rt nf Mrv, S ar t.rv tint*' *"vbody wou ¦! like rash wanted, avenue firms are to dress tlons. She has Just returned Reception at Carlton Hall, N Y 10 A M Ir" rtn tit 11 .].¦ ntral Station. A.T VJ'S STREET lending fifth sec¬ If. Iltihhanl. rials. tee k bf V 278. Gfand PARIS their Windows In Weliesley blue am neva, where she served as an under Mrs. Thomas HATRY PHILLIPS Mf Henrietta Phllllpa Septih hre Cemetery. New Hoehelle, N. Y of the of Nations In the of Mrs. Thomas H. Hub- of 817 West End av announces the »*>- dt»plav posters, banners and sp. c-tal retary 'Istaguo The funeral of lier daughter, .lime, to women Saar Valley aemTon. being the only who died In her residence, 16 West gagvment May I exhibit, of the college weliesley She ird, la to be Mi William A llat'-v son of Mr. and ..e their to their woman to hold auch a position fty-elghth stret, lest Friday, Mi- X Hairy of r.np West 114th at. to Show allegiance relation* home to-morrow n'ma mater by wearing houtonnleres of will speak on Internationa! .Id from the family Hubbard, JACOPSON D WIS M-s. Hnmttel I. Davis WHEN DEATH ENTERS YOVR HOME Will Close Out Monday tnelr college color all week. The committee Includes Mrs Schuyler renoon at 11 o'clock. Mrs. of tlie Hotel Ansonla announces the en. I 1 Mrs. wn of Iter daughter Elvira to Mr. \ sei vice In of Mrs N Warren. Mrs. Mlnturn Pin t, lio was Miss Sibyl A. Fahnestoek, gpgen-ent vesper memory Mrs Frank Pay c. Fahnestoek, Joseph ,L J a obson, son j>t Mr and Mf. Call "Columbus 8200" Alice Freeman Palmer, the serortd pree- Francis C. Barlow. sister of the late Harris James Jacobson. Tultte. Mrs J. Borr|en Hnr man. Mrs. and who died Wl... of Weliesley. Will be beld at tree aanrier philanthropist, of Harris K'ALL. TIRODX -Mr. ant! Mrs. Nathan Rrody At Any Hour, Day or Night Our Entire Collection of Br., k Church at « Franklin I). Roosevelt. M Caspar June, 1914, and an aunt announce the engagement of their daugh¬ Presbyterian i Williams. Dr. Ernest to Mr H Kolb ,,eb.ck on afternoon Whitney and Mrs. Jesse JU.vn td William Fahnestoek, ter, Helen 1-erinyc Mlltoit honors will he In a Friday Mrs. Clarence Gordon Reception Thursds; ..¦nltig, May 28, The parting paid way ahtie dock and 8 n' 'he Rltg-Carlton Hotel. to he \\ hen the fur Irish Relief. of this city. The surviving eftei o'clo k. long r^Hiember( d arrange¬ Film Employees Dance. Kummatje Sale impbell Miss Anna W. KRAMER ¦BARENTS.¦ Mrs. Lena Barents ments nre in the hands V»f Mr. Campbell. A rummage yale for the Irish R< lief illdren of Mrs. Hubbard, of 40 St. Minutiae place announces the & The employers of the Ct.Ivcrsal Film * lived with Gowns ® East ubbard and John Hubbard, of her to Wraps Fund will open to-morro* at daughter, Russia, Imported M ieufacturin : Company ga%e their am the late Gen. Thomas engagement of MfftUclien, N. J. Call "Columbus 8200" Any Hour, Day or Night\ Fifty-ninth atreet nnd will contll 10 until .r. Her husband, Mt .Tact Kramer entertainment *nd dance III May, 1915. He was HBERf; Mr a'td Mrs 10 o'clock ntaht . Hubbard, (lied WINTER II1RS' from the couturiers Wednesday Ranking 1. of ,73" W. 102d St., New- FRANK E.CAMPBELL models leading them esident of the International Mottle Hits, libi " Embracing Pou.evard. The Bronx, last night of articles will he on sale, among of Porte elty announce the engagement of THE FUNERAL from' irporatlon and vice-president the.j NON IICTANIANCHURCH^.) than half former Biack and White.' a musical icxicw, many contributed by merchant* and left an .heir da ight-M Htlvl i, to Dr. Leo Winter. ( of Paris at half and less their stock. The sale Will III'' Wthern Pacific Railroad at <»6*St. 23"* Street at 8* Av» v.s the feature of the performance. at Harris C. YK''KE: I.AMt'llH'K Mi and Mi«. J. Broadway Women's Committee for In Ire¬ tate valued $4,000,000 s- anp"' m o for hII Ofri.tran. Sifl.lir I normi flnr a There was dancing after the perform- Rclin-f his will left his sister La to lei of IP47 7t the flowrrs Sprt ialty. in order to effect disposal. land. Mrs. J. H. Woodward i live iihnestock In ne nt of their daughter. Mltlam, to prices, prompt ,nce to music furnished by Hshet nn ee« ig. J. zr Band. harge.