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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob II. Shaffer. 81
Marlborough road. Brooklyn. announced
yesterday the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Ruth Yates Shaffer, to
John w. Ferguson. Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Ferguson OF Paterson, N. J.
Mr.. Ferguson has Just returned from
sfrance, where he served with the 314th
Field Artillery.
Announcement was made yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GeiEer. Goa West
18th street, OF the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Marion Geizer. to Eugene
Messner. son OF Mrs. b. Messner of this
city. Miss Geizer will act as the maid
OF honor at the marriage of her sister,
Miss Minna Geizer. to Albert ROLAND,
which will take place next Tuesday at
noon at the Ritz-Carlton.
The engagement was announced yes
terday of Miss Marjorie Metcalfe. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Metcalfe, 2797 Morris avenue, to clifford
Hayes Pangburn. Major in the American
Red Cross Miss Metcalfe is q grand
daughter of the late Robert Metcalfe Of
South Orange, N. j., and a great grand
daughter Of the late Henry Blocker
Metcalfe of Staten Island. Mr.. Pans-
burn is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Pangburn Of New Haven, Conn. He was
graduated from Yale In 1912, and is now
stationed at Camp Dix, New Jersey. The
wedding will take place soon.
John NJ. Locke, sS1 Park avenue, an
nounced yesterday the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Helen Frances Locke, to
Henry Frederic Peake of this city.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Eleanor Carter Bacot, daughter
OF John v. Bacot Of Morristown. N. J ,
and Utica, to Lieut.. Howard Addison
Darrin. son Of Mrs. Beatrice T. Jackson
OF this city. Miss Bacot is a grand
daughter of the late Oliver S. Carter.
for many years president Of the Bank
OF the Republic in this city. She is a
member of the Junior League and made
her debut in Charleston and New York
three years ago. Lieut.. Derrin served
with French escadrille and later with
the American Aero Squadron. He 10 a
great grandson of the late william
Townsend, for many years Mayor Of
Montreal.
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GOODRICH-WARD.
New York Girl Becomes Bride of
Minneapolis Man.

Miss Eiinor Bigeiow Ward, daughter
OF George Summerville Ward Of 1873
Riverside Drive. was married to DON
AID Goodrich OF Minneapolis last eve
ming In the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Rev. Wallace
McMullen performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given away by
FER father. wore gown OF soft white
satin embroidered with crystals and
title veil. Mrs. Walter s. Ward was
the matron Of honor. Miss Garnett Ward
war maid of honor and Mrs. Ceci, York
and Mics Mary Wood were the other at
tendants. The matron Of honor wore a
costume OF blue taffeta trimmed with
orchid pink chiffon. while the maid Of
honor wore a gown of orchid PINK taft
feta trimmed with blue chiffon They
both wore pink tulle hats. The other at
tendants wore costumes OF orchid pink
taffeta and blue tulle hats, carrying bot
quets Of pastel shades OF spring flowers
S. II. Bowman, Jr.. acted as best mar.
The ushers were Major Ralph D, Ward,
Cecil York. Walter s. Ward. l.. s. Wood.
James Ethridge. Robert Brooks and john
Snyder A reception and dirner fol-
lowed in the marble ballroom OF the ST.
Itegls
After the wedding trip Mr.. Goodrich
ana his bride will live in Minneapolis.
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ENGAGED.

KosoFsKY-BERNsTEIN.-Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Bernstein OF ASS, Central Park
West announce the engagement of
their daughter. Edna, to Mr.. Frank
Kosofsky. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Kosofsky OF New York city. Tuesday,
June 10, 1919.
METcALFE-vAN NEss.-Mr. and Mrs
Frederick L. Van Ness Of Hutton Park,
West Orange, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Kath-
crime Van Ness, - Mr.. John Friddla
Metcalfe. son of the late J. @. Net
cafe and Mrs. Lucy @. Metcalfe OF
Morristown, N. J.
PEAKE-LocKE.-Mr John n. Locke OF
ISL Park avsnue announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Miss Helen
Frances Locke, to Henry Frederic
Peake OF New York.
wEAvER-ADR1AN.- and Mrs Joseph
NJ. Adrian announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Lucie Matilda
Adrian, TO NJ. George Peter Weaver
OF Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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CRAWF0RD-THEES.
Military wedding Takes Place at
Home of the Bride.

Miss Cora Rohde Thees, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d. Thees. was mar
ried to Major Gilbert Holmes Crawford,
son OF the late Gilbert Holmes Crawford,
at noon yesterday in the homo Of her
pa rents, 271 Lenox avenue. The Rev.
DR.. William T. Manning. rector Of Trim
ity Church, who was chaplain of the
So2d Engineer Regiment, in which the
bridegroom served during the war, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride who was given away by her
father, had her sister, Miss Geraldine
Thees, as her maid OF honor and only
attendant, and Capt Merritt Crawford
served as his brothers best man. A re-
ception followed. o.. ~.
The bride was graduated from Bar
nard In 1912. Major Crawford was
graduated from Cornell In 1910. and
served with distinction with the Seventy
seventh Division. being cited for bravery
at the Vesle River in the fighting last
August. He and his bride will pass q
part OF their wedding trip in Atlantic
City. and on their return will live in this
city.
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GRISWOLD-WALLACE.
New jersey Couple Married II
Home OF Brides Parents,

In Calvary Church, Summit, N. j..
yesterday afternoon, Miss Janet Brad
ford Wallace. daughter OF Lieut. Col.
and Mrs, Allan Bradford Wallace. was
married to Lieut.. Hector c. w. Griswold,
L S. N. OF the naval station, Dover
n J., son of DR.. and Mrs. Hector Gris-
void Of New York. The officiating
ciergymen were the Rev. Philip J. S'ein-
metz, Jr. OF Philadelphia. and the Rev
w. o. Kinsolving. rector OF Calvary.
The bride, who was given away by her
father was attended by Miss Clintona
Griswold. sister OF the bridegroom. and
the bridesmaids were Misses Harriet
Skidmore. Elizabeth Rickard. Angelica
Haish. Nancy clifford and Frances
Phrener. all OF Summit. Major Glenn
w. Tisdale was best man. The ushers
were Lieutenant Commander Henry
BRUINS of Virginia; Lieutenants
Thomas E Durham and James l.. Nc
Donald. U. s. N: Capts. Victor p. Rail-
and Langley s. Homer. and Ens!gns
Edward de Selding and Harold c. Mas
len.
A reception followed at Groenock. the
home Of the brides parents in Summit
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DIED.

kRoCESA.-Rafael. died June -. Lying
In state at THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Campbell Bldg.). Broadway at Sky
sixth street. -. ....r- ...
Funeral private, convenience of family
Spanish and Mexican papers please
copy.
DORHEY.--James g, at his residence. sos
Eleventh street, Brooklyn, "a Friday,
June -. He Is survived by his widow
Josephine; three sons. the Rev. James
h, DR. Edward r.. Joseph r., and two
daughters. May and Agnes.
Solemn requiem mass at ST. Thomas
Aquinass Church, Monday, June is,
az $40 o'clock.
FRASER.--On Thursday. June -, 1918.
Caroline winslow Fraser. daughter of
the late Charles and Sarah e Fraser
st her late residence, 27s Clinton ave-
nue., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Funeral private.
LU$GER-
Whereas. death has suddenly removed
our former Director. Mr.. John b.
Lunger. for many years an active,
earnest and helpful member OF this
Board; and whereas. as Chairman OF
the Finance Committee. his faith fu ness
II the discharge OF his duties. his zeal
and devotion to all that pertained to
the welfare of the wards of The Chill
drsn's Village, were constant and in
spring. we shall greatly miss him.
He was ever ready TO give of his
means generously and gladly. In the
midst Of an unusually busy life, with
tremendous responsibilities he found
time to engage in helping to make
men Of the boys sent us from out the
cities where 1t is difficuit to educh 10
and make them good American citi-
Eens. His genial, kindly and lrSable
nature, combined with a keen insight
and appreciation OF the requireme MT
OF our institution. rendered his associaA
ton with US unusually helpful and
agreeable and endeared him to those
who knew and admired him for those
oharscteristlcs of mind and heart he
SO eminently possessed.
Resolved, That his resolution be placed
upon the minutes Of The New York
juvenile Asylum and that the secre-
tary transmit to Mr.. Lungers family
copy of this minute and resolution.
Board OF Directors, The ChiIdren's VII
'ase Of the New York Juvenile Asylum.
WILLIAM S. HAWK, President.
HENRY y. Tiff, Secretary
LNDEMAS.-Edward on June IL. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and sixty-sixth street Frank
l. Campbel). Sunday. 10 A. NJ
NebOfNE.-Lawrence Guernsey, satur-
day, June IL, infant son Of Alice Guern.
sey and Ernest b. Osborne.
Funeral private.
SCIcK.--oa Thursday evening. June IL,
1919. OF pneumonia, Amanda NJ. Quick.
daughter Of the late Gideon and Clara
quick Of New. Jersey,
t-hera! service Sunday. June IL, at .
r ~, at the residence OF her brother
ln-law' George s. Comstoek. 20. West
i:sth street.
sIIcH.--John. on June IL. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
siNty-sixth street Drank z. Camp
DslD. Monday. 1880 A. NJ.
VAN NLIETs--WilliAm d. Van viiet, at his
nome Goshen. n. Y. June IL. 1919,
age 81 years l month II days. 49,.
FUNERAL at IT. Jamess Church, Goshen,
~ u Tuesday. June IT. 1919, at 10
o'clock noon Kindly omit flowers
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POST--NORRIS.
Uncle of Bride Omciates at We'd
ding in Harmon. n. Y.

Miss Ruth Norris, daughter OF L. w.
p. Norris. was married yesterday 10
Hoyt Garrod Post of Holland, Mich, at
Elnoris Farm, the country home OF her
father in Harmon, n, Y. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Edgar
Whitaker Work. pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church OF this city, and
the Rev. Jacob Weber Of st. Petersburg,
Fla, an uncle Of the bride.
1t was rainbow wedding There
were three bridal attendants, Mrs. Law
renee Carpenter. Mrs. Edwin Clare,
sisters Of the bride. and Miss Katherine
Post, sister of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Barrett C. Gilbert. also a sister OF the
bride, was matron of honor The bride
wore a gown Of white satin trimmed
with white lace. which was the wedding
gown worn by her mother.
The best man was Barrett C. Gilbert.
the brides brother-in-law. Until re-
Gently the bridegroom was In service as
a Lieutenant in the Quartermaster Corps
OF the army
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LEWIS-MEACHAM,
Yachting Trip Follows Church
wedding I'm woIfboro, N. II.

The marriage OF Miss Grace Garland
Me acham. daughter of Mrs. Frederick
Castle Meacham, $50 Clinton avenue,
Brooklyn. to Tracy Samuel Lewis OF
Beacon Falls, Conn. and New YORK, tool
place yesterday afternoon In the First
Congre gational Church. Wolfboro. y. H..
the Rev. DIR. John Pound offlciatiny. Tia
Lrde, who was given away by her
brother. Frederick Castle Meacham
was attended by her sister. Mrs. James
Clarence Smyth OF Richmond. Va. and
Lewis c. Warner OF Naugatuck. Conn,
acted as best man. After the ceremony
there was a reception in the country
home OF the brides mother in Wolfhoro
Mr.. Lewis and his bride will take theft
wedding trip on his yacht the Scantia
81 ocklyn.
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MISS DRYDEN SOON TO WED.
Marriage to Newcomb Baker VIII
Take Place Next Saturday.

Take Place Next Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Dryden will be married
to Newcemb Chandler Baker in .Ber-
nardsviile, N. j., next Saturday. Miss
Dryden is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest r. Dryden. So Lincoln Park.
Newark. The Rev Thomas A. Conover.
rector Of ST. Bsrnard's Episcopal Church.
will perform the ceremony Miss Dry
den will be given in marriage by her
father. Her attendants, will be her sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth Dryden. maid of
honor; her sister-in-.aw. Mrs. John f.
Dryden I'd OF Newark formerly Of
Washington. matron OF honor: Miss
Elaine Scherer OF Summit and Miss Mar
garet Ripley of Newark. bridesmaids.
Mr.. Bakers brother, Charles w. Baker,
Jr.. OF New York. will be best man. The
ushers will be John +. Dryden I'd.
brother OF the bride-elect; Willard l..
Vale, Jr, of Moline. III; Chester w.
Lockwood of Washington, William c.
Heppenheimer. Jr.. of Jersey City. Ralph
w, Marshall. Jean Jacques Hertschmann,
John d. Carscallen I'd and Kari K.
Whitmarsh OF New York.
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Mnck-HOIt.

Miss Louise Holt Of Easton. Pa. and
Walter Mack. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. a.
F. Mack of Montclair, N. j.. were mar
ried last night in Christ Episcopal
Church. Glen Ridge, by the rector. the
Rev. Edwin A. White. The bride had
her sister-in-lAw. Mrs. William A. Holt
of New York, for her matron OF honor.
and Elizabeth Smith. the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Bayard Smith
Of .Montclair, cousins OF the bride. as
flower girl
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ST0RER-PAINE.
Special Despatch 10 THE SUI.

BOSTON, June II. Miss Dorothy
Paine, daughter of Robert Treat Paine.
was married this afternoon In Trinity
Church to Robert Treat Paine Storer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John H Storer,
by the Rev. DR.. Mann. A reception fol-
lowed at the Paine summer home in
Waltham.
Miss Frances Gordon Kittredge.
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. George
Lyman Kittredge of Cambridge, was
married in Appleton Chapel. Cambridge.
this afternoon to DR.. L. Conrad p.
Wessehoeft, son Of DR.. and Mrs Wal
ter Wesselhoeft.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bramwell Baker
Of Chestnut Hill have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Virginia,
to David Billiard Arnold, son OF DR..
and Mrs. Horace d. Arnold OF Brook
line
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WILLIAM 8. HARTsHoRNE.

William 8. Hartshorne, treasurer Of
the Newark Y. M. c. A., died yesterday
at his home. 591 Ridge street, Newark,
at the age Of 81. He was treasurer ana
elder at the Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church for years and also had charge
of Sunday school class there. He was
treasurer of the Bloomfield Theological
Seminary until few years ago, Twenty
years ago he retired from the firm OF
Boyce & Hartshorne, members Of the
Produce Exchange s- 4...
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neutrality-suspicious..
spectal De.pateA TO rrr srx.

LoNo BRANCH, ". j.. June 14.--Miss
Florence Appleton. daughter by a former
marriage of Mrs. NJ. Horsman Swain OF
New York. was married to-day to James
Clark Milholland. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Milholland OF Pittsburg in ST
Georges Church by the Rev w Dutton
Dale. The brides sister. Miss Mary
Appleton, was maid of honor.
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CoIbx--Bnker.

Miss Elizabeth whiting Baker, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Starr J. Murphy,
20 Prospect terrace, Montclair, N. j..
and Whitney Coffin Colby. son of Mrs
Edward B. Colby, also OF Montclair.
we're married last night In the First
Congregational Church, Montciair, b.,
the pastor. the Rev. Dr. Charles 8. Mills
The maid of honor was Miss Hope John
son of Spuyten Duy VII, New York city
The ceremony was followed by a re-
reption in the home OF the brides par
ents.
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whitcomb-Curtis.
Speciai Despatch TO Tar srS.

PLArNFIELD. N. j.. June 1i.-Miss Har-
rict Louise Curtis n sister OF Miss A
Florence Curtis. was married to-day In
Grace Episcopal Church to William
Henry Whitcomb. lawyer OF Bridge
port. Conn. by the Rev. Wears Steven
+on. The bride was given away by her
brother-in-law. Gardiner W. White Of
Glen Cove, L. I.
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Whftcomb-Curtis.
Special D,spatch TO THK suS.

hpectd Desputch 10 IBE sun.
PLAINFTELp. ". j.. June 1.-THE we'd
ding OF Miss Harriet Louise Curtis
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas F.. II Curtis OF Plainfie'd. and
William II. Whitcomb, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, J, II. Whitcomb of Bridgeport
Conn. took place at Grace Episcopal
Church, this city, this morning. the Rev.
E, Wears Stevenson, rector. officiating.
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MARRIED.

scHENCK-MAIRES.- June IL, 1919,
at the Reformed Dutch Church of
Flatbush, Marguerite. daughter of Mr.
Willard Parker Schenck OF 200 East
Nineteenth street, Brooklyn, to Thomas
Ware Mares. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Evans Maires OF ga Ocean
avenue. Brooklyn, n. Y. '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-15
Abercrombie & Fitch
Bass Bait

Aside from r>ds. reels end tackle
boxes, bait pals and landing nets,
here is every artificial bait the great
bass artists have evolved.
Bugs. frogs, phantom minnows-
things 10 rouse the Oldest bass.
With due attention to lunge
pickerel and all the wonderful salt
water fishing now opening up.
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Mrs. wilson's Nephew a Father.

Mr.. and Mrs J. Esten Boiling are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of n
daughter, June IL, in the home OF Mrs
Bolllng's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Griswold Bourne, 25 East Thirtieth
street. Mrs Boiling. who was Miss
Edith Bourne. is a niece OF Judge Julius
Mayer OF the Federal Court Mr.. Boiling
is a nephew of Mrs. Wilson, wife OF
President Woodrow Wilson. The child
has been named Mary Elizabeth Bourne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-15
COmstOck-SOurs.

Miss Wilma Sours, niece Of Surrogate
and Mrs. George A. Slater. was married
yesterday to Lieut.. Kenneth Comstock
Cole In st. Peters Episcopal Church, in
Port Chester. by the Rev. Harry b.
Head A reception was held in the
Slater home.
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MRS. MARY r. wooDwoarH.

,CoNcoRD, n. H., June 14.---Mrs. Mary
Parket Woodwork. a writer and speaker
on educational and missionary topics.
died in her home here to-day. She was
president Of the Boston branch OF the
Vassar Alumna Association. president Of
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Open season for both.

Open season for both.
The interesting mysteries ce
cool, deep waters surround
you. ~
The blue air-the glorious
ozone of river, mountain and
sea-isyoursf for the breathing.
Angling for bass with a camou-
flaged frog or wonde. full wooden
wgglel-teaching a debutante how
to swim-riding a surf horse on 4,
splashing through a game Of water
polo
The siren call OF Summer sport
comes floating on the breeze-don't
be laggard.
Prepare Tor 1t with Abe-c-ombie
& Fitch clothes, sporting parapher-
malta and travel goods.
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the woman's Auxiliary Mission Board
NJ the Episcopal Diocese Of New Hamp-
shire and chairman Of the scholarship
fund of the New Hampshire Federation
Of women's Clubs.
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Call-Lexow.

The marriage OF Miss Katherine
Lexow, daughter OF the late State Sena-
tor Clarence Lexow OF Nyack. ". Y. to
Donald Call, son OF the late Edward Call,
took place quietly yesterday in waltham.
Mass
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last night in the home Of the brides
uncle. Edwin B. Goodell, Montclair. N. J.
The officiating ciergymen were the Rev.
DR.. orville Reed Of New York and the
Rev. DIR. Edmund Melville wylie.
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Objects of art and of household utility
coming from various private owners are
on exhibition In Silos Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries prior to their sale at auction on
tho afternoons OF Thursday and Friday
the sessions beginning at 2 p. NJ. each
day. Included in the united collections
arc examples OF antique and modern fur
n'ture. chiefly European; hangfngs and
draperies. sculptures in marble and
bronze. cabinet objects and porcelains
and a group q modern paintings.
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Knipher-Doremus.

The wedding of Miss Cornelia Morri-
son Doremus. daughter OF Mrs. w. Louis
Doremus 81 North Fullerton avenue.
Montclair, N. j.. and Frederick Carl
Knipher, also OF Montciair, took place
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ART NOTES.

Paintings by contemporary European
and American artists from a private col
lection: the well known Ada NJ. Roberts
collection OF rare Colonial and Georgian
art objects. including mirrors, unique
'tinsel pictures" exquisite pieces OF
'ustre ware and other early American
and English china brought from the
Roberts home In Washington, N. H.. and
modern furniture, bronze sculptures, con-
soles. porcelains and hangings are on ex-
hibition in the Plaza Art Rooms this
week. Edward p. O'Reilly will sell the
three collections on the afternoons of
Wednesday to Friday. inclusive, each
session beginning at 2 80 p. M.
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LONDON HAS RECORD
LIST OF DIVORCES
Duchess of Westnrinster Leads
Nobility Suits.

LONDON, June 14.-Among the suits
which will come up for a hearing at the
rext session OF the Divorce Court, be-
ginning June II, is that OF the Duchess
OF Westminster against her husband.
Other cases are those OF the Warehouses
Of Conyngham against the Marquis OF
Ccnyngham and the Baroness Kenyon
against the fourth Baron Kenyon, who
are petitioning for a restitution OF con-
Jugal rights, which is preliminary to an
application for divorce.
Another case Is that OF Daphne r.
Bligh. commonly known as Lady Clifton,
fol- a divorce from Esme Two Bligh COM
monty known as Lord Clifton and eldest
son Of the eighth Earl OF Darnley. The
list Of cases is one Of the longest In the
history of the court.
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Travel Goods Which
Help on the Way

The sn artest Kit and Glad
stone Tags, in choicest feathers:
fitted suit cases for men and
won en-; large + ort cases and
snail overnight bags.
Leather toilet cases, shaving kits,
flasks and bottle sets
Luncheon kits fol motoring and
motor boating-America's lai gest
assortment.
Hooded golf bags, golf trunks,
tackle trunks, racket cases and rod
cases.
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Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, sec
end Duke of Westminster, separated
from his wife in 1919. his act causing a
stir in English social circles A separa-
tion agreement was signed in 1914. The
Duke served in Egypt In 1918 and won
the d. s. o. for bravery. The pair were
married in 1901. The Duchess formerly
was Constance Edwina, daughter Of Col.
William Cornwallis-West She has two
children.
The Marquis Of Conyngham is 20 years
old and is the sixth OF his line, His
wife, whom he married In 1914, was for
merly Miss Bessie Tobin of Australia.
baroness Kenyon formerly was Gladys
Howard and married Lloyd Kenyon.
fourth Baron Kenyon. in 1916. The
Baron is a director In several railroads
ana was born in 1854. They have two
children.
Lord ana Lady chiffon were married
in 1912. Lady Clifton formerly was Miss
Daphne Rachel Mulholland. They also
have two children. Lord Clifton is S2
years old and was a Major In the Royal
ATtillsu.