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GEST SECURING U. 5.
. FOR AN APHRODIYE
Whirlwind Tour Planned to
Find Actress to Be Star
Of New Play.
FRIENDLY ENEMIES GAY
Receipts of Play $655,922 for
So Weeks Hopper q
. Great "Old BILL"

Morris Gest finds himsels in an
unusual difficulty for a manager. The
Century Theatre Is to be occupied this
season by the great spectacle Of "Aph-
rodite." In spite of the successful ar
rangements for scenery and costumes,
the ballet and the choruses, there are
other essentials to such a production
Just now Mr.. Gest Is wondering where
he will fnd the actress to play the title
role.
1T have heard of managers" he said.
with stars on their hands and no plays
for them That situation Is common
enough, but to have the play and no
actress Is rare. The title role Is ex-
tremely difficult 1t needs combina-
ton OF many qualities. For that reason
have adopted the novel plan that goes
into effect this week.
with the assistance OF his associates.
Mr.. Gest will make a whirlwind tour
OF the country to investigate the many
summer stock companies in the large
cities. The country will be SO divided
that each OF the managers representa-
tives will have certain number OF cities
to report on. Every one Is to bear In
mind what the actress must be to repre-
sent adequately the leading role in the
drama.
Indeed. that is IN a measure their
watchword. Mr.. Gest impressed 1t on
all OF them. What they are looking for
in the ranks OF the stock companies
in Nashville Denver, Milwaukee and
Seattle Is, to quote the manager. "a
young Mary Garden"
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Everett Dwight
OF the Apthorp have taken the Bertrand
L. Taylor, Jr.. place at Mill Neck, L. l.,
for the remainder OF the summer.
Mrs Henry Spies Kip OF 81 West Fiji
ty-eighth street is the guest OF Mrs.
Lewis Quentin Jones at her villa In New
port.
Miss Alice De Lamar and Miss Evan
geline B. johnson of Pembroke, Glen
Cove, L. l., sailed yesterday for Europe,
where they will remain until the autumn.
Mrs Henry Sedgwick is passing the
month of July as the guest OF Mrs.
James Blackstone Taylor at Oyster Bay,
L. I.
Mrs Edmund De Coppet and Miss Ju-
liette De Coppet. who have been motoring
in Canada. are at their cottage at the
Lake Placid Club, in the Adirondacks
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Macdonough
are spending the summer in California.
Mrs Sherwood Aldrich. who sustained
a nervous shock when an explosion oc-
CURED few days ago on her yacht, the
Flyer. In which she and Mr.. Aldrich were
cruising Is rapidly recovering at her
country place in Great Neck. L. I.
Clarence H. Mackay mas taken an
apartment in the United States Hotel.
Saratoga Springs, y. Y. for the racing
season in August
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and
Miss Resale Bloodgood have gone to
Bar Harbor. Ne, for the remainder OF
the summer.
Arthur D. Benson, who went TO Cali
fornia early in July will return 10 New
York the first week in August by way
of Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies.
Mrs. Joseph w. Alsop and family will
go to Henderson, n. Y, from Avon
Conn. this month to visit her mother
Mrs. Douglas Robinson
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COLONISTS TO GIVE
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
"Masque Of the Queens" Will
Be Held Aug. Is for South
ampton Institution.
MANY WOMEN ARE BUSY
Fair, Festival and Side Shows
Planned as Features Of
Big Event.
Special Despatch TO THE suS.

SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. July 19.-An-
nouncement was made to-day OF an
entertainment for the beneht OF the
Southampton Hospital, which will keep
the people OF this colony busy with prep
arations for nearly month. It will be
Swinburne's "Masque of the Queens to
be followed by tableaux vivsnts to be
given In the Garden Theatre on the
night of August Is. Almost the entire
day will be given over to the benefit. In
the afternoon and evening there will be
country fair" and festival which Will
enlist the services OF all the young people
of the colony. This part of the enter
tainment will be held at Pond Lake and
Agawam Park.
Mrs Peter b. wyckon will act as
general chairman OF the beneht and she
will have the cooperation of many well
known women who are here for the sea-
son. Mrs. A. Stewart Walker will have
charge OF the street festival. Acting
with her will be Mrs. Joseph r. Dill
worth. who will arrange the different
booths Mrs. Edward Van1ngen will
have charge of the sale of tickets, Mrs.
John w. Cross will act as treasurer and
Mrs. George Barton French will be
chairman Of programmes and publicity.
Among the members OF the various
subcommittee already at work are
Mrs William C. Potter. Mrs. Lawrence
McKeever Miller. Mrs. J. w. Fuller,
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, Mrs. George
Barton. Mrs. Robert Potter Breese.
Mrs. George E. Dadmun. Mrs. Alfred
E. Schermerhorn and Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox. A movie feature will be in charge
OF Mrs. c. w. Hammill and Miss Eliz-
abeth Hammill. There will be a bench
show arranged by Miss Florence Earl
johnson. and Miss Mary Davis Land
street will have variety table, where
articles useful and ornamental will be
| sold. Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell will pre-
side at a booth where fortunes will be
told Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham and
Miss Cornelia Livingston. with a num-
Der OF her young friends. will have
charge OF other features, Others who
are helping to make the event sue
cess are Miss Roslna Sherman Hoyt
and Mrs. Edward Mellon.
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MRS. PHOEBE A. HART.

Mrs. Phoebe Adler Hart, SIS. OF 374
Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn. died at
her home Friday. Funeral services will
be conducted this afternoon by DR.. ST.
Clair Hester of the Church of the Mes
siah, Greene and Clermont avenues. In
terment will be In Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Hart is survived by her husband
Horace Greeley Hart; daughter, Mrs
Ethel Hart Southworth, and a grand
daughter. Ruth Southworth. Mrs. Hart
was born in London, England, and came
to this country when very young She
was a member OF the Minerva. the
Rainyday. the Mozart, the Century The
atre and the Republican Clubs OF New
York city, the Republican State Asso-
citation of Women and the Tenth Assem-
bly, District Republican organization
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star, will be revealed in The Golden
Age" at Atlantic City a week from Mon
day. Some OF her youthful associates
will be Donald Gallaher, who Is not SO
young, however, as he looks; Paul Kelly
and Genevieve and Vivian Tobin. Then
there are some grownups,
II is easy to believe that Thomas Dix
on's Bolshevik comedy THE Red Dawn"
has interesting twists and turns Of in
terest since Doraldina plays the leading
role. The drama will be seen in Wash
ington before coming to New York.
Stamford will have the first sight OF II.
Ozark Horses" by Samuel Shipman
and Percival Wilde. which made false
start in Washington last spring, will be
seen here next month under the direction
OF William Harris.
Lawrence Shubert-yes, he's cousin
will soon produce the first play written
by Octavus Roy Cohen without the aid
of a dramatist. 1t is called THE
Scourge." 1t will be acted in the Shubert
theatres.
Dave Stamper and Gene Buck have
selected Lake George as the best place to
write the new Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic
for an H2O public.
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LENOX COTTACERS
HAVE MANY GUESTS
Several Large Dinners and
Luncheons Giuen. :,
Special Despatch TO THE suS.

Special Despatch to TIE Sun.
LENox, Mass, July 19.-The week end
brought many guests to the Berkshire
colonies and several large entertain
ments were given in the cottages and at
the Lenox Club.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stewart McLennan
gave a dinner at Ashintully Farm, en-
PERTAINING for his sister, Miss Katherine
McLennan, lately returned from two
years service as Red Cross nurse over
seas Mrs. Dallas d. L. McGreat and
Miss Francesca De K. Glider gave a re-
oeption and tea at four Brook Farm.
Tyringham, entertaining for their sister.
Miss Rosamond De X. Glider. whose
birthday was celebrated.
Giraud Foster was host at luncheon at
the Lenox Club this afternoon. having
ten guests. Mr. Foster gave a dinner for
fourteen guests at Bellefontaine to-
night.
Charles Lanier gave dinner at Allen
winden for Mr. and Mrs James r. D..
Lanier and Mrs. William Averell Harri-
man.
Mrs Raymond T. Baker gave a large
luncheon at HOLLYWOOD this afternoon.
Lieut. Vincent De Wierzbicki OF the
French High Commission, who Is stop
ping with his sister and brother-in- law.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Cnarles noplnson Sfnltn'
in Stockbridge. apoke on conditions in
France since the armistice in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark G. Durant in
Great harrington tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Parker. Alfred
Spauldng of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Allen of Tarrytown, N. Y,
are at the Hotel Aspinwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
NJ New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Janney are stopping at the Curtis
Hotel
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RAIN STOPS NAVAL
REVIEW AT NEWPORT
The Padelfords GiUe Dinner
and Dance at Club. ..

NEWPORT, July 19.--Chief among the
many social affairs given to-day was the
dinner and dance which Mr.. and Mrs
Edward NJ. Padelford gave at the Clam
bake Club this evening in honor Of their
guest, Mrs. Herbert c. Pell. Jr. There
was large company for dinner and
many more came in for the dancing. ar
irving from numerous other dinner
parties.
On account of the rain to-day the re-
view which was to have been rendered to
Commander Albsrt c. Read at the Naval
Training Station had to be omitted. but
Commander Read was entertained by
Capt. Edward II. Campbell and later he
and Mrs. Read were the guests OF honor
at luncheon given by Mrs. Arthur Cur
tiss James. This evening they were
guests at a dinner given by Admiral and
Mrs. williams s. SIMS at the Naval sta
ton.
James j. Van Allen gave a stag lunch
con at the Gooseberry Island Fishing
Club and tonight he, gave a dinner at
Wakehurst Others who entertained to-
day were Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul. Mrs.
Clarence W. Doian, Mrs. William Miller
Graham, Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
Mrs. stuart Duncan. Mrs. Dudley Davis,
Mrs. Paul d. Mills. Mrs. J. Laurens Van
Allen, Mrs J. Stewart Barney. Mrs. John
Wansmaker. Jr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Widener.
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OBITUARIES.
MATTHEW A. BELFoRD.

Matthew A. Bedford. 80. of 2osA
Windsor place. Brooklyn. a brother Of
the Rev. John l.. Belford. pastor of the
Church of the Nativity. Classon avenue
and Madison street. died Friday in the
Holy Family Hospital Besides Father
Bedford, Mr.. Bedford is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Catherine Bedford four
brothers. William, Edward j., ]. Frank.
and Joseph Belford. and two sisters. the
Misses Mary ana Lucy Bedford. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning
with requiem mass in the Church
OF the Holy Name OF Jesus. Inter nlent
viii be in Holy Cross Cemetery. MIR.
Belford was born at South Oyster Bay.
l.. l. For more than thirty years he
was engaged in the plumbing business
in Brooklyn. He was q member OF the
Master Plumbers Association OF Brook
lyn and Of the Brooklyn Lodge OF Elks
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DIED.

cARRERE-Henri. on July II. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and Sixty-slxth street Drank Z.
campb.lp. Sunday. P. N.
cuRTIs.-Henry A. Of Mapiewood ana
ned Bank y j., suddenly. July IS.
Funeral Monday, p NJ. from First
Presbyterian Church. Point Pleasant,
y j.. untn then in state at chapel,
Forty-third street and Eighth avenue.
Now York city. The Mystic Shriners.
HALL-At Montclair, y. j.. Friday. July
ia, 1919, Frank A. Hall. in his seventy
fourth year.
Funeral services viii be held at his late
horne, AZ Lewellyn road, Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on arrival Of
LackawaunA train leaving Hoboken
al $3.50 o'clock Kindly omit flowers
RERTER-Albert. second oldest son OF
the late Everit A. Herter and Caroline
Keck Herter. aged years and 10
months, at Santa Barbara, Cal.
Boston Chicago, Washington and San
Francisco papers please copy.
MEssIMER.-on July IS, at his residence.
ss7 West End avenue. Hillary Chris
tian Messimer. husband OF EstelIe
Prentice. in his forty-sixth year.
NII.LEK-On July IS, 1919, Charles F.
Miller OF ga Forty ninth street, Brook
lyn. beloved husband OF Catherine
Miller (nee Lewis)..
Funeral services al st. Agatha's Roman
Catholic Church. Forty-ninth street
and Seventh avenue on Monday. July
81. at $3.50 4. n. Interment family
plot In st. Johns Cemetery. Auto
cortege.
REED-Annie Alderman, wife OF W.
Clarence Reed. daughter OF Susie AciSer-
man and the late J. Frederick Acker-
man. suddenly, July II.
Funeral private. Kindly omit nowers.
wALsH--James. on July IS. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sixth street Drank Z.
CamHbelD. Monday. $3.50 p. M
WHITEHEAD-In Boston. Mass, on July
IS. 1919. Marjory Remmer, wife OF
Ralph r. whitehead, aged 81.
Funeral services at the Church OF the
Ascension, West New Brighton. Staten
Island. on Monday. July 81, 1919. at
e., lFA. ".
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100 AT BEACH CLUB DANCE.
Dozen Dinner Parties Precede It Mt
Narragansett Pier.

NARRAGANsETr PrKR, July le.-Rain
fell in torrents all day at NarragsnsCtt
Tonight. however 100 or more members
OF the summer colony sped down to
Scarborough Beach Club to a club din
ner dance.
a dozen private dinner parties pre-
coded the darce. Mr. and Mrs. s. Hin
mar Bird of New York gave dinner
for twenty guests, among whom were
Mr and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell OF
Washington and the following members
OF the villa colony:
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine Jr,
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. l.
Goddard. Mr.. sd Mrs Nowisrd Hazard
Mr. and Mrs Frank F. Richmond Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest T. II. Metcalf, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick B. Read, all OF Provi-
dence.
At the Point Judith Country Club this
afternoon despite the downpour a good
sized contingent met for the third in
the series Of Saturday tea dances.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Helen Piser, daugh-
ter OF the late Mr. and Mrs Leon Piser
OF this city. to Joseph J. weinberger Of
Passaic, y. ]. Mr.. Welnberger was
graduated from the University OF Penn
sylvania in 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Caldwell OF
Troy, y. V, have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Caro-
Ign Caldwell, to Edward Holland Nicol
OF this city.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Helen Louise Boynton. daughter
of Col. and Mrs. Charles 3. Boynton OF
East Orange, ~ j.. to Lloyd Parker
Wells. son OF Rolla Wells of ST Louis.
Mo. The wedding will take place in the
early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement F. Kingman
Of White Plains, y. y formerly OF
Brooklyn, announced yesterday the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Rainier Kingman, to Arthur Ogden Well
man. son OF Mr., and Mrs. Arthur q.
Wellman OF Cambridge. Mass Mr.. Well
man was n Lieutenant in the Aviation
Corps, L, s. A. during the war.
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HORSE SHOW TO AID CHARITY.
Three Day Event VIII He Held at
Hollywood Park This Week.

The proceeds OF the twenty-sixth an
nual Horse Show OF the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association, which
will be held on the grounds OF the asso-
citation a Hollywood Park, Long Branch,
n. j., next Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day. will be distributed among local
charities. Last year the show gave the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital $1,000
Among those who have taken boxes
for the show are Mrs George NJ. Pull
man, Mrs, Thomas y. McCarter. Mys.
Nicholas F. Brady, Mrs. p ]. Casey.
Mrs. Charles A. Wimpfheimer. Mrs. John
Schuyler Casey, Miss Amy Wanamaker,
Miss Alice g. Dodsworth. ]. Horace
Harding. Harry Content. Frank V.
Storrs, George Browne Hurd. C. Jason
Waters, Rufus c. Finch, Lewis Waring
and Henry Seligman.
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BLOOMFIELD GIRL A BRIDE.
Miss Katharine Higgins Married
to George L. Callahan.

BLOOMFIELD, n. j.. July 19.- A pretty
rainbow wedding was solemnized in the
Church of the Sacred Heart this MORN
ing. the bridal pair being Miss Katharine
Marie Higgins, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael ". Higgins. 400 Franklin street,
and George L. Callahan of Lowell. Mass.
who recently returned from France.
where he served as chief clerk on the
stan OF Gen. Pershing at general head
quarters.
The Rev. T. J. Donovan, rector OF the
church, performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Helen Higgins of Bloomfield as
maid of honor. Miss Ella Callahan Of
Bloomfield, a sister OF the bridegroom,
and the Misses Dorothy and Virginia
Higgins, sisters Of the bride. were the
bridesmaids.
Daniel Callahan OF Lowell. Mass.
acted as his brothers best man. The
ushers were Postmaster Edward F. Hig-
gins and Stephen r Ward, both OF
Bloomfield; Albert Minahan of Orange.
Dennis Nearney OF Montclair and Ed
ward ]. Renehan OF Union City, Conn.
A large reception followed a. the Hts-
gins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan will reside in
Montclair after an extended trip.
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Abercrombie&Fitc
Vacation Specialties

Tropic weight clothes for
men and women-with char
acteristic a. & F. dash and
serviceability.
Suits Of tweeds, flannels, crashes
and silk-tfe exactly appropriate
things for travel, seaside, mountains
or roughing it.
Colt and tennis clothes and shoes
and the celebrated A. G. F. golflnd
tennis goods.
Swimming and bathing suits and
Balsa-wood surf boards patterned
and painted to represent fish, illus
trated 1T top of column-lighter
than cork and sustaining the weight
OF three persons III the water.
Exhaustive assortments Ct travel
goods, games and spC rtine novelties.
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KELLY-GIUSTA.
Daughter of Mrs. Eleanor POpham
Married in Washington.
Special DespatcA to THE suv,

Special Despdteh TO TEE SuS.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Miss Cynthia
G!usta, daughter OF Mrs. Eleanor Pop
ham. and Harold Paul Kelly OF Mount
Holyoke, Mass, were married this eve
ming in St Patricks Church. The cere-
IRONY was performed at o'clock by the
Rev. Father Mcnamara in the presence
OF a large company and was followed
by reception in the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. Paul Grant was matron
of honor. Miss Marion Giusta maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Kelly. Miss Florence Stayton, Miss
Estrela Amores. Miss Lillian Tyler and
Miss Helen Giblin. Little Miss Cynthia
Sheriff was the flower girl. William b.
Kelly, brother of the bridegroom, was
the best man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly left later in the
evening for wedding trip through New
England and will make their home in
Depue, III. Mr., and Mrs. p. H. Kelly
and their daughter. Miss Mary Kelly,
parents and sister OF the bridegroom,
motored to Washington from Holyoke
for the wedding
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JAMES-CAPERS.
Washington Girl Is Married to
L. s. N. C. MajorI

WARRINGTON, July 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Capers announced the marriage
OF their niece, Miss Emmala Frances
Capers, to Major William James, U. s.
NJ. G. The ceremony was performed this
afternoon in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Capers by the Rev. C. r. Reese. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, Lieut.. Ellison Capers L. S. ~,
now stationed at Walter Reed Hospital,
end her cousin, Miss Charlotte Capers,
was her maid Of honor. Major James
Moore. U. s. NJ. c.. was the best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Major and Mrs James left for a shont
wedding trip, after which they will go
to the formers new post In New Jersey.
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JAMES j. LAwLoR.

James ]. Lawlor. treasurer of the
Morgan Grocery Company OF Paterson.
y. J., died Friday at Crystal Lake. n ].
Mr.. Lawlor was member of a number
OF Paterson clubs and took great inter-
est In amateur theatricals. He leaves his
wife. four children and a brother, the
Rev. William F. Lawlor OF ST Aloysius
Church, Jersey City.
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Hackensack Girl Betrothed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Stoney, 37s
Prospect avenue. Hackenssck. N. j., an
nounced yesterday the engagement OF
their daughter. Adele. TO Lieut.. James s.
Boyd OF Hackensack. Lieut.. Boyd is
attached to the Adjutant-General's del
partment and IS stationed at Hoboken.
Miss Stoney attended Dwlght's School
for Girls at Englewood and has been
doing war work in the Red Gross and
other organiza lions.
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Community Concert Tonight.

The fourth season of the community
singing will be inaugurated this evening
in Central Park, providing the weather
permits, by the New York Community
Chorus under the direction of Harry
Barnhart. The concerts will continue
throughout the summer on every Sunday
evening around the band stand on the
Mall. An experiment will be made thi,
summer in community chanting. At the
end OF the season 1t Is planned to hold
q song festival.
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Motor Expeditions
Into. No-mad's Land

No form of strictly outdoor
vacation is more popular.
Overnight stops between
towns and in the woods, with
every camp comfort at hand.
Motor-trekking, tents which fold
compactly-cots, tables and chairs
cook kits and gasoline stoves-all
slowed compaotly on running board
and in the car.
Camp outfits for canoeists and
sportsmen-the last word in all
camp furnishings.
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FOwLE-KIMMELL.
Bride Daughter of Navy Man
Ceremony at Washington.

rVeCIdI DttpdVCW TO THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The marriage
OF Miss Helen Klmmell daughter OF
Commander and Mrs. Harry Kimmell, to
Philip r Fowle. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Fowle of this city, took place
This afternoon in the home OF the bride 8
parents. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of the two families by
the br!degroom's uncle. the Right Rev.
William Cabell Brown. Bishop of Vir-
ginia.
Miss Alfalfa Lamar Kimmeil. sister Of
the bride. was her only attendant, and
the best man was Benjamin McKelway.
The bride wore her travelling suit and
after the wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowle left for a short trip.
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FRANK A. HALL.

Frank A. Hall. senior member OF
Frank \. Hall & Sons, iron bed manu-
facturers, Manhattan firm, died Fri
day at his home. az Llewellyn road
Montclair. y. J. He had been at the
head OF the firm since the death OF his
father several years ago, He was a
member of golf and athletic clubs In
hontclAir.
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Mr. ard Mrs. John Gross of Thomas
ton, Conn. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Harriet Butler
Gross, to Capt. Truman Minor Curry, Jr.,
Of the Engineer Corps. Regular Army.
Capt. Curry recently returned from
France after eighteen months service.
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Ambassador Reaches Rome

ROME, July ls.-Dr. Gastos ia Cunha,
the new Brazilian Ambassador to Italy,
has arrived here. He will be received
by the King in a few days. DR.. da
Cunha was Brazilian Minister TO the
Vatican several years ago.