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EN- AGED D.

DAVIs-LURIN.-Ann IL made OF
the engagement Of Miss Celya Arabelie
I.ibin daughter of Mrs Esther and the
late Mr. Louis Lubin OF $50 West 15ist
st. TO Mr.. Murry Davis. son Of Mr.. Jacob
and the late Mrs. Sally Davis OF i6s 18th
ST., Brooklyn.
Hell BRONNER-KA ssEwITZ.-Mr and
and Mrs. Jonas Kassewltz. of 4i4 East
setn street, announce the engagement OF
their daughter Helen 70 Mr.: slegfried
Heilbronner, November %. 1920
N-NEBENzAHL.-Afr. and Mrs.
A. Louis Nebenzahl Of Far Rockaway.
l.. l., announce the engagement OF their
daughter Anna TO Mr.. Victor r.. Kauf
mann, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward kauf-
mann OF tfa West s7th ST. Al home sun
day, November IS, 1920, from 10 Z. VI.
at Central av., Far Roc kaway. J.. J.
USS-LENEY.- and Mrs. II. Levey,
OF 557 West 124th street. announce tho
bctrothal Of their daughter, Mabel. TO
Bernard krauss.
LIPPAIANN - WERNER. - Mrs. Alexander
Werner announces the engagement OF her
daughter Rose to Walter l.. Lippmann, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Lippmann, At
home, Sunday. November 2s, to : +. NJ,
454 Manhattan av., New York
LowY-CoHEN Mrs. Lena Cohen, % East
10Th ST.. announces the engagement Of
her daughter Eta 70 william II. Lowry.
MUEHLENTIIAL - HALLow. Miss Sonia
Tialiow OF 800 Riverside Drive. n. Y c.,
betrothed TO Mr. Julius NJ Muehienthai
P1NERo-AUERBACH.- and Mrs. Isdor
D. Auerbach OF Washington sv.. Newark.
y j., announce the engagement Of their
daughter Maxine 70 Senior Jose Luis
pincro. son Of Senior and Sonora Jose
rinero OF Havana, Cuba.
ROSENBEHG-ELO sKGY.-Mr. Julius Elos-
key announces the engagement Of hls
daughter Naomi 10 Louis Rosenberg, son
% Mr.. and Mrs J. Rosenberg. OF Flat
bush.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNA Turk.
OF $50 Irvine street. announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Helen. 10 Al
bert s. Rosenberger, son Of Mt. and Mrs.
Max Rosenberger.
ROTHOLz - TRATTNER. e Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Trattner Of 1i17 Westchester Az.
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Alice 20 Mr.. Jack ROthoiz. No cards.
STEINFELD-POLLAK.- MIR. and Mrs Henry
H. POlak OK 1856 West 18Th 81. announce
the engagement % their daughter Rita 20
Walter NJ Steinfeld, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Steinfeld OF 446 Central Park West.
TICHNER - LEUDEsDoRF.-M s. Leu
desdorf Of il1 West l2fth announces the
engagement OF her daughter Dorothy to
Mr. Bertrand Tichner, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Tichner. Of 1851 TIN av. Re
ceptlln announcement 20 follow.
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M A r RE D 4.

RAINERD-GoDDARD.- On Saturday, No
vember 81, at the Church Of the Tncarna.
ton. East orange y. J., Mrs. William n
the Lancashire Fusile,ers, and Mr.. George
BUYBR-MICHAEL.--O November %, 1920
DIT. Edith :. Michael 20 Samuel Buyer,
both OF New York city.
cLARKE-O' GIRR.--on the gath day Of No
vcmber, 1890. az the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charles a. Ludden IN Chicopce
Mass. their niece Miss Charlotte o'Glrr
10 Mr. Samuel EclcLer Clarke Of New
York City.
DfAMONpsTEIN-N y v a r p-MApDEN-
BURG. - Thursday, November -. 1920
Pauline Rhoda Meddcnburg, DAUGHTER OF
MIR aud Mrs. Abraham MaddcnburE, n
Julius Diamondsiei son ~ Rev
and Mrs. Philip ~ Diamondstciu.
GOLpBERGER-GRAY .-On Sunday, Novem-
her %. Miss Adelne Gray Of Newark. n
j., 90 Mr. Hugo Goldberger OF New York
HARMED GOLDMAN. On Tuesday, No
vcmbor 90 ~ Rev. Alexander Lyons, Rose
Goldman 20 Emanuel Harmed
IsEN- HtRsCf. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hrsct
Of 500 Fox st., announce the marriage OF
their daughter Johanna (Honoy) 20 Mr.
Ralph Iscn, November 10.
VY-REGENSBURC.- Mr. and Mrs sam
uel HegensburE, 328 Audubon av., an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Florence 20 MI. JACK Levy on THANKS
giving Day
MILLER sUNDERLIN November p, 1920
AL M. Thomaas church. 9th av. Row
York city, Maude clair sunderlln 90 Rob
ert Wells Miller.
NTIIsON-GARRIgON Saturday. Novem-
her ~. az st. Thomass Chapel. by tho
Rev pr Stres Eulalia Seeiey, daughter
% Mrs. Cornelius NJ Garrison TO- Lieut..
Frederic winthrop Nelson, Y. s. n, son
Of Mrs. Louis Nelson.
WELL s-stMEND INGER.-On the 23th %
November, 1920, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. slnendinser OF Mont
clair, n. j., their daughter, Cntharinc
Amelia. 20 Melvin Sherwood Wells. son
81 FRANK 3, Wells of Jersey City, N ?
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LIEUT. NELSON, NAVY AVIATOR,
WEBS MISS EULALIA GARRISON
Mrs. Louis NELSON'S Son Mar
ries Daughter Of Mrs. c.
VI. Garrison.

In the chantry OF St. Thomas's Church
yesterday Miss EuIalia Seeley Garrison,
daughter of Mrs. Cornelius NJ. Garrison
of la East Seventy-hrst street. was
married to Lieut.. Frederick Winthrop
Nelson. ". 5. ~. son OF Mrs. Louis
Nelson Of $40 Park avenue, by the Rev.
DR.. Ernest n. Stires.
The wedding quickly followed the en-
gagement announcement OF n week ago
because Lieut.. Nelson has been ordered
20 Pensacola. Fla. for aviation duty.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson uncle OF the
bride. gave her away. The best man was
Mr.. r. F. r. Nelson. the bridegroom s
brother There was a breakfast at the
Colony Club.
Lieut.. Nelson. Annapolis. IT. ssrved
on board the battleship Minnesota dur
ing the war, He is nephew OF Mrs.
Frederic Nelson and cousin of Mrs.
Nelson Vanderbilt.
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RACHEL B. BUTLER,
PLAYWRIGHT, rs DEAD
WGS Author of Mama's Az
fair Which Won Prize.

Mrs Rachel Barton Butler Agin, who
made a name for herself by writing
the successful play "Mamas Affair. 1"
which oliver Morosco produced, died
last Wednesday night AT her home In
Greenwich, Conn, and was buried yes
terday from the Church of the New
Jerusalem In Cincinnati, her former
home. She was the wife of Boyd Agin
While'a student at Radcliffe College
she became interested in playwriting
and submitted two In Professor Bakers
course at Harvard in a competition for
a prize offered by Mr. Morosco.
One She submitted under her own
name, the other under a nom de plume,
Edward Martin. one play was "Mama's
Affair" The other was MON" The
first Won the prize tho ugh AIR. Morosco
favored Nom" When 1t finally came
out that both were by Miss Butler, Mr.,
Morosco accepted both. Nom was
produced a month ago in Washington.
1t needed rewriting and Miss Butler
had Just turned into the Morosco office
the new script when she died.
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WEBS FORMER WAR NURSE.
,orge q. Brainard Marries Mrs.
w. ~. Goddard.

Mrs Charlotte Goddard, widow of
! pt. William ". Goddard of the Lam
shire Fusiliers. who lost his life I'm the
pr. was married to Mr.. George G..
|ainard Of this city yesterday In the
5urch OF the Incarnation, East Orange.
j., the Rev. Carolus Webb officiat-
Mrs Goddard was formerly Miss
|arlottc y. Harvey. daughter OF Mrs.
Fred y. Harvey Of East Orange. She
J. married 10 Capt. Goddard about
hi years ago. lie was then employed
steel company IN this country.
hen the war began he went to Eng
III and Joined the Lancashire Fusi-
rs. lie was killed IN France. His
II also went 20 England and became
Rcd Cross nurse In First Southern
ard Hospital In Birmingham, where
remained for four years. until the
r ended.
FRS. Goddard was escorted TO the
lrch yesterday by her brother, Mr.. III.
John Harvey, who gave her In mar
ge Mr. Brainard r. Harvard
duato and was an athlete while in
tcgc.
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BRUCE-ROGERS.

The wedding of Miss Florence Rogers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence De
Witt Rogers of 19 Pryor Lane, Larch-
mont Manor. and Mr.. George Edwin
Bruce. son of Mrs. Edward Goodwin
Johns OF Greenwich. Conn, occurred
last evening in the ST. Johns Church,
Larchmont Manor. The Rev Richard
Golden, the rector, OBLIGATED.
The maid of honor was Miss Gather
inc F. Robinson. The bridesmaids were
TIE Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Hub
bell. Frances e. Treuning, Isabelle c.
Swearinger, Ursula Burns, T. Waltona
v@ilkens. Edith Hodgman and Natalie
il Inns.
The best man was Mr.. Richard o. II.
Hill. and the ushers were Messrs. Otto
Gaffron. Howard Elroy, Louis Fabian
and Walter It. Burns of the United States
Naval Academy, Annapolis; Richard Os-
good Johns. George Yeaton, Robert Tun-
mis- and Clarence De Witt Rogers, Jr.
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BRAZILIAN PIANIST HEARD.

Alfredo Oswald, a Brazilian pianist,
gave his first recital here yesterday
afternoon in Aeolian Hall He made a
favorable impression. in a comprehen-
sive list Of selections. mostly by standard
writers. including Beethoven's seldom
heard variations in F. opus "a. the play
er's performances had admirable taste,
seriousness. a finely developed technic
and clarity. He showed no great dra-
matte fervOr. but the artistic spirit in
his readings fully sustained interest
He played four pieces by II. Oswald. his
father. They are not of special musical
importance, but they were attractively
played. and one, an etude, was much
liked
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ALFRED T. BAKER, NOTED
NASSAU ATHLETE, DIES
Was Father of HOBBY Baker
and Also Played Football.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yoarx TrsAr7.
PRrNCBToN, y. j., Nov. 27.--Alfred r
Baker retired textile manufacturer Of
Philadelphia and father Of tho late
Capt. Hobart A. (Hobey) Baker. the
Princeton football and hockey star. died
on his estate near here yesterday at the
age of IS. He was graduated from
Princeton IN 1885. His son was killed
In an airplane fall In France soon after
the armistice was signed.
Mr.. Baker was almost as prominent
In Princeton athletics in the early
eighties as his son was a few years ago
He played halfback on the football,
team with lilly Lamar and alec
Moffat two OF the most noted PLAYERS
in the history Of the game He was a
fast runner and clever dodger In many
fine points OF tho game he was OF great
aid In developing his son into "a star.
Mr.. Baker was interested in many
college activities, was member of the
glee club and was one Of the most
popular men in college.
He was member OF several cIuhs
hero and IN Philadelphia.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gordon SHEER
wood Of zoo West Bifty-fift street gave
a tea after he Army-Navy game yester-
day To announce the engagement Of their
son, Lieut.. Gordon u. Sherwood, Y. S
n. TO Mrs. Ada l.. Minich of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh r. Loudon of For
est Hill. Newark, ~ j.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter Miss
u rothy Loudon, to Major Ashley Cap.
thorno, u. q A., Coast Artillery Corps
Major Capthorne was graduated from
West Point In 1918 and was recently AS
sls,ant Military Attache TO the Embassy
in London.
Mrs Mary Boehm Of e8 West l7Sth
street announces the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Helen Georgian
Boehm. to Mr. Edward George Groeber
Of Glendale. L. !.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert j. Mcfarland
OF 900 ST. Marks avenue, Brooklyn,
announced the engagement OF their
daughter Misc Marion Elizabeth Mac
Farland, 10 MIR. william Siegrist, Jr.
Mics MacFarland's sisters arc Mrs.
Frederick =. Bailey OF Buffalo and Miss
Florence Mildred mcfarland. The
Messrs. Howard r.. Robert i. and elm
ton r. NacFarland are her brothers.
Mr. Siegrist served overseas a. Lieu
tenant In the 18th Infantry. Twenty
eighth Division. and seventy-seyenth
Division. lie Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William siegrist OF 1899 Prospect place,
Brooklyn, and Sound Beach, Conn.
The engagement IL announced by Mr.,
Louis Runkel OF $50 Riverside Drive and
West End. ". j.. OF his niece. Miss
Madeleine Estelie Boyle, TO Mr.. Andrew
McTigue. Jr.. OF Far Rockaway, L. L.
Mr.. McTiEue was graduated from
Princeton IN 1918, and served as Lieu
tenant With the F1f,h Battalion Trench
ARTILLERY. A.FF
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TEA ron MISS ATKINSON.

Mrs. John Frederick Atkinson of Yon-
kers introduced her daughter Miss
Linsly Scranton Atkinson, to society at
tea on Friday at her residence In
Shonnard Terrace. Receiving with Miss
Atkinson were her classmates at the
Halsted School and Vassar College, the
Misses Lysbcth Bunker. Susan Brown
Harriet Fletcher, Eleanor Eaton. Marga-
ret John, Isabelle Beaudrias. Helene
Beaudrlas. Irene Lemon, Abigail John
son. Lois Long, Elizabeth Penny. Mar
Tory Lichty.
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o'RoUHKE--TRAyERs.

iss Augusta LiEherr Travers. daugh-
OF Mr.. and Mrs. " Paul Travers OF
fat Neck. L. l.. was married yes
Nav to Mr.. Innis O'Rourke. son OF
and Mrs. John Il. O'Rourkc Of New
TX and Great Neck. L. I.
he ceremony was performed IN ST..
|ysius's Church, Great Neck, hy
fhoishop Hayes OF New York, as
ed by the Rev. Father Dineen and
rector. tho Rev. Father J. T..
|Eers. After tho ceremony the nuptiai
Fs was said by Father Rogers.
iss Antoinctte Trayers, sister Of the
lc, was maid OF honor. The brides
ids we're the Misses Kathryn
ourke, Anna Clark. Resale Clark
Frances Travors.
hs bast man was Mr. John >.
Iourke. Jr.
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LOsr-sapphirc diamond and platinum bar
pin edged with gold. 9 inches long, lost IN
taxi between Ritz-Carton and Plaza, or in
either hotel, Friday evening, November ~
Generous reward 10 returned 60 Mrs. J. V. w.
RENDERS. $40 Park av. No questions
aeEed.
LOsT-On Long Island r. r., Wading Riycr
Branch. between New York and Smith
town. Tuesday, November 10, lady's black
M 6af eon,sni1s si55 S ~ POP pep psr
10 HOWARD a CO., ~ East 47th-at.
LOST. Liberal reward and positively no
questions asked, platinum bowknot pin. CON
tanning % diamonds. lost "Wednesday night
November H. AT the palais Royal or in taxi
cab 10 Rcubcns. WALTER r. HELEY. 100
William e. Phone hickman 1000.
fOsT-Platinun bar pin, sapphire and four
diamonds. Beaver e. Via subway and Full
ton ~. IL 20 Saratoga ay., Brooklyn. Re
ward. l.. DAHLlNGER, J6s Marion IT,.
Btoodyn
I0sT--Ono diamond barotte. one diamond
and onyx mercury winged pin, within last
10 DAYS In New York city. 500 reward n
returned 70 DRBICER CO, 5th av and
idth 81 -
f.osT-wcdnegJay evening going TO Hotel
Plaza in black taxicab, gold rose diamond
pearl earring, two Inches long. Liberal ro-
ward. WHITE, 80 West 10th 81.
LosT-Diamona and sapphire ring. platinum
Tuesday night; liberal reward. Murphy. 2i6
West Goth 81. Tel. Riverzide 1900.
LOST = Gold and silver cigarette case be-
tween Commodore Hotel and subway sta
ton $50 reward. MENsING, Hotel Com
mudurc.
LOST-Diamond platinum flexible bracelet
while shopping or In taxi reward $3.50
BBN5fGER, 2l0 Riverside Drive. Telephone
ans River.
LOsT-F'riday, between Vantine'a and S4th
wrst watch, initiate A. II. w. Reward
Apt sB $50 West l4lat.
LOsT-Friday morning, bracelet watch Gin
beis, Mays or WanamakerHi monogram
M.E.A. Reward. Mrs ASTDEN, SIG w. 7pth.
IOSr-Novefnber rs IN or near Carnegie
Hall small black bag containing dol Bile
faced gold watch. LICK, 472 w. ii7th 81.
LOST--Jada elephant charm, In taxi or on
street, between Hudson Theatre and West
72d st. reward. Telephone Columbus T8lo
TOsT-Cr6scent shaped brooch made ~ gold
nuggets with diamond act English sovereign
pendant Reward Prospect 500. Franz.
TNer-C cigarette holder. black shell With band
diamonds. November iN, reward. rhonc
ronoA 3i0T Miss POWER. fO4i jth av.
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Receptions and
Dance for Three
More Debutantes
Misses Martha Ottley, May
Wand, Katherine L. Nor
ris Introduced.

Three more debutantes were intro
duced to society yesterday at receptions
followed by theatre parties and dance
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Ottley held a
reception in tins afternoon at their home,
20 West Fifty-third x-eet. to Introduce
their daughter, Miss Martha Ottley.
Receiving with the debutante and her
mother were Misses Helen Trevor. Mar
auerite Doubleday, Betty Thompson,
Helen Schniewind, Mary Osgood Field,
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander Betty Barber,
Caroline Prentice and Laura Mabon.
There was a buffet dinner after the
reception and later Mr.. and Mrs. Ott-
ley took the members of the receiving
party TO the Globe Theatre to see THE
Half Moon" The young men In the
party were Messrs. Sydney and Warren
Brewster. william D. Hester. Robertson
Cleveland. Thomas Richardson. Richard
Aver. Henry C. Trevor. Jr., Norman
Davis, Francis Brownell, Jr., John Bor-
den and Julian Shackno.
Another reception of the afternoon
vas given in the ballroom of the Colony
CLUB by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wistar
|NIorris to introduce their daughter, Miss
May Wistar Morris.
Receiving with Mrs. motifs ana ner
daughter We're Misses Marion Taylor,
Elizabeth Robinson of Newport, Frances
Frodd of Summit, n. J.; Sarah Goodwin
Robinson OF Hartford, Conn, and Vir-
Elnia Fox.
After a dinner at the club Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris took their guests to the
Henry Miller Theatre. The young men
be the party were Messrs. John Cum
hangs Ludlow Lanman, Norman Walker,
Daniel Drake-Smith, Francis Goodwin
|hnd Benjamin w. Morris. Jr.
Members of the two parties later went
o the dance given by DR.. and Mrs.
Rutherfurd Morris at the Ritz-Carlton
/ o introduce to society their daughter,
Miss Katherine L. Morris, who is a
Granddaughter of one time Senator Will
am A. Clark. The guests at this dance
included many of those who have been
loted at the previous dances OF last
week and some of them had attended the
Army and Navy football match. Dr. and
Ifrs. Morris received their guests at the
ntrance of the ballroom. Supper was
Xerved in the main restaurant.
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GREENWICH HOUSE BALL.

Many boys and girls OF settlement
clubs are to act as hosts and hostesses
of the Greenwich House ball, which will
be held at the Pennsylvania Hotel or
the evening Of December 3. Among the
DO irons and patronesses are Mrs. Fred.
erick Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs George
Gordon Battle. Mrs. John Blair, Mrs
Rose Dalton, Mrs. Henry =. Dawson
Judge J. J. Freschi, Mrs. Oliver IIarri-
man, Mrs. Workman James. Miss Ery
Kehaya, Mrs Sam A. Lewisohn, Mrs
w L. Mcfarland, Mrs. Eugene Meyer
Jr.. Mrs. Herbert Parsons. Mrs. Vincent
Pepe, Mrs. Bernard Pollak. Mrs John
IT. Pratt and Mrs. Harry Payne whit
new
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PIANIST DELIGHTS HEARERS.

Benno Moiseiwitsch pianist, who was
heard here last season. gave a recital
yesterday afternoon in Carnegie Hall.
His programme comprised Liszt's tran
soription OF Bachs organ fantasy ana
fugue In g minor; Beethoven's sonata
quasi una fantasia, Moonlight :" works
by Brahms and Chopin. two pieces by
Neither entitled "Coute" and "Scherzo
Infernale.' and LISTS arrangements OF
"Isolde's Liebestod' and airs from Don
Giovanni"
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vANDERBILT's ELECTION.
a Director In Company own
Ing the Opera House.

+. William X. Vanderbilt has been
tetd a member OF the board OF d.
ors Of the Metropolitan Opera and
! Estate Company. This Is the cor
Etion which owns the metropolitan
Fa House. The Metropolitan Opera
|pany is the operating corporation.
similarity in the names led 20 an
|r I'm THE NEW YORK HERALD ~ yes-
lay. which reported Mr.. vanderbilt's
|lon to the Metropolitan Opera Com
\, Of which his father was a direc-
Al n recent meeting OF tho latter
ii Mr.. George Eastman OF Roches-
|and MIR. Frederic a. Juiiliard were
! led directors. but there have been
lther additions.
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CARMER-KIRK PATRICK.

Miss Florence Darthula Kirkpatrick,
daughter OF Mrs. Emma j. d. Kirkpat-
rick of Saratoga Springs. was married
yesterday to Mr. Ray X. GARNER, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. GARNER. Of Ell
mira. in the parsonage of the West End
Presbyterian Church by the Rev DR. A.
Edwin Keigwin, the pastor Present
were Mrs. Kirkpatrick, mother Of the
bride Midshipman Merrall X. KirlSplt-
rick OF the United States Naval Acad-
envy her brother; Mr.. and Mrs L. ".
Putnam and Mr.. Frank j. Sullivan.
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ROGERs-HIGELOW.

Mrs. Katherine Moore Bigelow. widow
of Ernest A. Bigelow. Jr., and daughter
OF Mrs. William r. Sayles. Jr., was mar
ried to Mr.. Herman Livingston Rogers,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Rogers
Of Hyde Park. n. Y. yesterday in st.
Bartholomew Church by the Rev.
Henry Hobson of Waterbury, Conn. The
bride entered the church with her step
father. Capt. w. r. Sayles. Jr.. who
gave her away. Her sister, Mrs. Donald
Walker was the only bridal attendant.
and Mr.. Edmund T. Rogers was the best
man,
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ADOLPH HELMS.

Adolph Helmus. president Of the
Paper Box Manufacturers Association
of the Eastern States and one of the
largest manufacturers of paper boxes
In this city, whose factory has been
at 80 Mott street for many years. died
yesterday at his home Main avenue,
Douglaston, after an illness Of several
months. He was 20 years old and
leaves a widow, "A son. Adolph c. Hell
mus, who is associated in the box bust
ness. and g daughter, Mrs George Gra-
ham 20 Douglaston.
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ARTHUR w. SCHUMACHER.

Arthur w. Schumacher OF 20 West
Fifty-ffth street and head of the dia-
mohd department of Tiffany & Co for
the last six years, died yesterday at the
home of his brother. John II. schu-
macher, in Los Angeles, Cal. He was 40
years old and was born in Los Angeles,
where he resided most of the early part
of his life. He left New York two
months ago 70 visit his brother and to
remain in the West during the winter
because Of his failing health He is
survived by his brother and a sister.
Carrie Schumacher, both of Los An
geles. Mr. Schumacher was graduate
of Princeton ana a member Of several
clubs here
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FITTER-oHLCKERs.

Miss Henrietta Ohlckers. daughter OF
Mrs Henry J. Ohlckers, was married
on Thanksgiving eve at the home OF her
mother. 312 West Ninety-eighth street.
TO Mr.. John j. Filter. The Rev. ]. A.
weyl officiated. The bride was attended
by her sisters, Miss Anna Ohlckers and
Mrs. Walter Klee. Mr.. Frederick Fit
ter. n brother of the bridegroom, and
Mr.. Klee were the ushers.
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EDWARD @. vow Horr.

Edward Charles vom Hofe died yes
terSay at his apartment in the Hotel St
George Brooklyn. He was born m
Westphalia. Germany. in 1s45 and came
TO this country with his parents I'm 1SIg
He received his education IN the public
schools Of Manhattan ard in 1869 en-
tered in business with his father In the
manufacture Of fishing materials In
1866 he entered business for himself in
Brooklyn He was member OF the
Atlantic Tuna Club, the Santa Catalina
Tuna Club OF California and the Izaak
Walton Club Of Useppa Island. Fla. He
Is survived by his widow md three sons.
Edward Charles. Clarence and L.ster "
vom Hofs.
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TO WE'D MISS CONWAY. ARTIST.

Mrs. Jack Conway OF SO West Ninth
street and Of Dallas. Tex, has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Gordon Conway to Mr. Blake Ozias.
They will be married in December Miss
Conway has achieved. In three or four
years, reputation az decorative ar
list Of originality principly for the
stage, after study in Lausanne, swItser-
land, and In Rome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
BIRTHS.

MoRGANsTEHN.- Mr. and Mrs. Harry
MorganBtcTn, Cee Gertrude Tarshes), a
daughter. AZ the New York Nursery and
Guilds Hospital, DIST ST., November %,
1920
SHApIRO.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shapiro
(nee Florence Lissner) OF 1928 Grand Con
course Now York city, announce the birth
OF a daughter, Rhoda, on November %. at
Mulderg Sanatorium.
WIENER,-Mr. aud Mrs. William p. (nee
Clara Edelstein) of Rockaway Park, l..
l., announce the birth Of a son on Thanks
giving Day 1890