New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

Bengal district in India; Khan Bahadur
Hamid Hussain, Lieutenant Colonel
James jackson. inspector general of
the prisons Of the Bombay district; N.
G. Mitchell-Innes, inspector of prisons
in the English Home Office, and VINO
represents the English prisons, and sew
eral secretaries.
Around New York, the prison mission
viii visit the model penitentiary in
Westminster, the womans reformatory.
at Bedford Hills, and prisons in New
Jersey. The members will also attend
several sessions Of the Chldren's
Court.
Mrs. Reid's Daughter Aboard
The Honorable Lady John Hubert
Ward, daughter of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
and sister of Ogden Reid, came
to visit America after an absence of
more than six years. She was ac-
companied by her sister-in- law, Lady
Evelyn Ward, and was met at the pier
by her mother and brother.
Another titled lady TO arrive on the
Aquitania was Lady Herbert. widow of
former British Ambassador to the
United States. who will spend two
months at Newport
Actresses and playwrlghts were we'll
represented on the Aquitania, which
brought to America for the coming
theatrical season Maxine Elliott, Lau-
rette Taylor; her husband, j. Hartley
Manners, the playwright, and c. Had
don Cha liners. also a playwright.
During the coming season Miss
Elliott will be associated with William
Faversham, and their first two pro-
auctions will be for the motion picture
stage. They will be filmed for H.
Devere Stacpoole's "The Man Who
crl
Chamber lains white Man" After
they have finished their work in the
motion pictures Miss Elliott and Mr..
Faversham will be seen in new plav.
Brings New Comedy
Mr.: Chambers will consult with
Charles Dillingham; about a new play
he has just completed-a comedy which
has not yet been named, while Mr..
Manners and Miss Taylor announced
they have completed their plans for a
busy winter season.
Tho young lady Of whom Lloyd
George is reported to have said she
is the prettiest girl in England" came
IN en- the Aquitania to join one of the
Dillingham; productions. She is Miss
Kathryn Martyr, eighteen years old.
and during the war was the official
mascot of the Royal Air Force of
Great Britain Miss Martyr, who was
accompanied by her mother. is re-
ported 70 have made more fights than
any other woman in the world. At
one time she flew with three other
passengers in a four passenger plane
in Scotland and later discovered that
one of the young officers was the
Prince of Wales, flying incognito.
Wireless Phone to Europe
Peter Cooper Hewitt, who perfected
the CooperHewitt light. returned
from a business trip of two months
which he spent Inspecting his electric
properties in England and France.
" thin short time, Mr. Hewitt
said, he would make an important an
nouncement regarding wireless tele-
phony and in about two years business
men here will be talking by wireless
'phon, to Europe.
Returning on the English vessel
were about forty Americans who had
served with the British forces and
many welfare workers who have been
with The American troops. Included
among the knights of Columbus
workers was the Jersey City Police
Quartet. which has been singing in
camps and hospitals for the last eight
months The members of the quar-
tet are Charles Ross, August Vein
hold. Richard Sewell, and Joseph
Halloran.