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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
JAMES WOTHER5POON,
MANUFACTURER, DIES
Was Long identified With 9TH
Regiment, ". Y. 5. G.

Capt James Wotherspoon, the head
OF one of New fofks Oldest manufae-
turing firms and long Identified with the
Seventh Regiment. ". Y. N. c.. died
yesterday OF heart disease at his home.
90 West Eighty second street. after an
Illness OF several months. He was In
his fifty-sixth year
Capt Wotherspoon was born I'm the
old Ninth Ward December %. 1864. the
son OF Henry II. and Louise DE Voc
WothersEoon. After attending Public
School No SO and private schools he
went into business with his father In the
Wotherspoon Plaster Mills. then on
Ninth avenue and Fourteenth street and
now located In Astoria firm founded
by his grandfather and now In it's 130th
year.
He enlisted In Company II OF the Sew
enth Regiment when he was eighteen
and rapidly rose to the rank OF CAPITA in.
He served twenty five years In the regi-
ment, and during the world war was
Captain of Company II. Seventh Regi-
ment Home Guard. Capt. Wotherspoon
was member OF the New York Athletic
Club.
He married In 1892 Miss Louise
Castree Williams, who survives him.
He also leaves two sons. Kenneth w.
and James, Jr.
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MAR RED .

Observation-Disclosures. ON October a.
1920. Emily Glsuher 20 Milton NJ. Gold
smith, both OF New York city.
HANNOC Ii--HARRlS.- Mr. and Mrs. Alex
andsr Harris announce the marriage OF
their daughter Essirice 10 Mr.. Jerome j
Hannocf Sunday october ~. 1870, at the
Julieiis. 1908 Yves, iiTth 81.
LIsOYD-DREw.-O October II. NJ Brooklyn
N. ", Sarah Augusta tMsrgareO Drew
A. for Putnam county, Carmel ". y, 70
=. freeman LLOYD OF stapioton' Staten
island. " v
CH.-Announcing the marriags
OF Celia Bioch a. Msnasseh Miller. on
Sunday, October II. 1850, Dr. Alexander
Lyons officiating.
NEI1.ICHT - GEst iiwIND. - MFR. Samuel
Grschwind. 81 wsst ION st., announces
the MARRIAGE 81 his daughter Anna 20 Mr.
PfIHAM -cLEMrNs.--Mr. and Mrs. Fra X
GiilinahRm Clemens. OF 1912 Seminole
avenue. Chestnut I'm. Philadelphia. Pa.
announce the marriage on October 20,
1920, hy the Rev W. Beatty Jennings,
OF their daughter, Miriam Robertson
Clemens, to Alphonso Pelham. son OF
Alphonzo Eugene Pelham. OF % River.
CKs--LEwKO WITT. On october 10
Beatrice. the daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Adoph Lewkowits of i1'b 81. Andrew
place. yonkets, 20 Morris :. Eacks. by the
rabbi Iscob Tsrschis 81 ronkefs.
sCffOEN--DOBHotz ~ NskI. Mr.. ana AIRS
Oscar Dohf0czyn5ki announce the mar.
rieee of their daughter Hose "a Mr.. Arthur
schocr october u.
sOIOMAN STRAUSS. Married October 10
Miss Mildred Strauss Of PA West if0th
70 Jack solomsn Of Nsw YORK.
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IN NJ E M ORR A M.

COFFEY. Mary Ellen. Second anniversary
mas win be celebrated IN the Church OF
Our Lady Of Angels. 75th 81 and 9Th av..
BROOKLYN NJ A NJ. October 81. IN mems
DRY OF my beloved wife and our beloved
mother. Husband and daughters.
HARRIS. Eva tnee Hoizwssser) In sad and
loving memory Of my dear wife aad our
darling mother. Husband and Daughters.
McDoNALD.-In loving memory OF my dearly
beloved son. Corporal William y. MrDon-
aid Of Company ID. 3i2ih Infantry, 18th
Division. who was Killed az Grand Pri.
France. October %, 1918.
SEAMAN. -I4nvinia NJ IN loving memory Of
our dearly beloved mother. who died Octo-
Der %. 1908.
sTARR.-fn loving memory OF our devoted
mother. Josephine starr. nee Hartman.
who passed away October %. 1898.
sUgApMAN.-fn loving memory Of our de-
voted mother and fond sister, Stella Sugar
man, who passed away October %. 1905.
TACK An annfrersary ina-. Tor the late
Mrs Theodore "a ward Tack viii he said
on Monday morning, October -. NJ o;S0.
a; Church OF 81. Jean Baptiste. 18th 81.
and Lexington av.
wETL-Tn sad and loving memory OF my
beloved wife and our dear mother, Babetts
We'll. who depart ibis life October %.
1905 May her soui rest IN peace.
WEISS I'm loving memory Of my beloved
husband and our dear father. william
Weiss. who died October %, 1914.
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ENGAGED.

IBRAuDT--woIiF.-M and Mrs. jacob
Vol OF - Mount nsrr,s park West an
Estelle Betty, 10 Mr.. Charles n. Braude
Of 2sa West seth st., New YORK city.
BROORS-w EIL.=Aff. and Mrs Leon Wei
Of 6lo wssi Ihrh 81. annoyncs the en-
to Mr. Herrnsn L, 10Y. ,on If MY
Sadie Brooks Of $50 Wet iusth st. Recep.
ton az Hotel Savoy. Sunday. October, 81
from 3 10 q.
lGARNER@ IsRAEt.-Mr and Mrs william
II: israsi ~ ~ Hsv-n av., New York
city. announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Sylvia Riancs, to Mr.. Joseph
Garner of Harrisburg. PA.
HERsCTfM ANN-HEsSI.m MIN Mr. Joseph l..
Herschmaun announces the engagement OF
his sister, REESE. to Ar. Frank Hesslein.
At home Wsst Ssth st.. Sunday. Novem-
her 7, from to p. NJ
oLsTEIN-POLIlOCK.- MIR. and Mrs. Sig
niund Pollock Of 244 West Goth St. an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter.
Esther. to Mr.. Harold Hoistein OF New
York city.
fG-sCHwARzER.- and Mrs. z.
Schwarzer OF csc West fG0th at, announce
,he estrohal q iheir daushter Gus, 70
Mr.. Moe ". beip1tE, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
-. Leipzig OF Brooklyn.
MARcUS--OPP and Mrs.
Henry OpperheLIser Of 1is West ssth st.
bbsrner,y OF l' e1iaEtoR ay1 ANNOUNCE 9ss
u. Oppenheimer. to Dr. Leopold Marcus.
ROSENBLUTH - POLsKY. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Polsky. 1881 Fulton av;. Bronx.
announce the snga gerent OF their daugh-
ter. Clara, 10 Abraham Rosehbuth. son.
Of MIR. and Mrs Samuel Rosenbuth.
sPfRo-GREENsTETN MIR, and Mrs. Ma
than j. Greenstein. 80 Riverside Drive,
announce the enEagsmsnt OF their daugh-
ter. Florence. 10 Mr.. Philip Spiro. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Spiro. Reception Hotel
Pennsylvania, Sunday evening, December IL.
STE ELiG.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
~, Seelig OF ZOi4 tys- av., announce the
engagement OF thsir Slaughter. Helene j.,
20 MI Victor y si.in6efg. reception
81, 80. No cards.
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JOHN ID. BARRETT BURIED.

The funeral OF John d Barrett. a
director Of johnson & Higgins. Insurance.
brokers. OF 40 Wall street who died
Wednesday from injuries received when
he wss struck by train. was held yester-
lay from his lste residence in Bellhaven
Park Greenwich. Conn The service
was conducted by the Rev Or. " George
Thompson OF Christ Methodist Epls-
copsl Church OF Greenwich. Burial was
In Putnam Cemetery.
Among the bearers we're Herbert Ap-
pleton. William II. Curtin, Edmund c.
Converse. Douglas F. Cox. william r.
Coe. William n Davidge, Charles ID.
Lanier. Samuel Rowland. william r
Peter. and Charles NJ Smith.
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Miss WhitehOuSe
We'd to &C. Walker
at Country Place
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Whitchouse Be-
comes q Bride.

In st. Marks Church. Mount Kisco.
yesterday at noon Miss Helene White
house. a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. whitehouse. and grand
daughter Of the late william Fitz Hugh
whifahouse Of Newport and New York
and Of Sir George Duntze. Bart. was
married to Mr.. Charles Cobb Walker OF
Boston. It was one Of the last OF the
country weddings and was attended by
many person of prominence from New
York. who went out In a special train
Tor the ceremony. The wedding was
the second In the Whitehouse family
{. within fortnight. the brides uncle,
Mr.. Sheldon whitehouse having mar
ried Miss Mary Croker Alexander. in
New York on October IA. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will live in Boston.
The. ceremony was performed by
Canon Harold Adye Prichard. rector OF
the church. and the Rev. Nelson Carey
OF Beverly, Mass. The church was dec
GRATED with palms and autumn flowers
and there were white lilies on the altar.
The bride was escorted to the chancel
by her father, where she was met by
the bridegroom, who was attended by
hts best man, Mr.. w. Cameron Forbes.
OF Boston, who at one time was Gov
ernor Of the Philippines.
The bride wore white satin draped
with old Milanese lace and carried a
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley and white
orchids. Her veil OF tulle that fell to
the end of her train was edged with
rose point lace.
The bridesmaids were Misses Susan
G. Borfand. Cornella Vanderbilt, Elaine
de Negro. Eleanor s. Towne, Gladys
Livermore and Sylvia Hillhouse. They
all wore costumes Of peach colored satin
yelled with gold embroidered brown
4 tille and their hats were Of tulle OF the
same shade. They carried large clusters
of chrysanthemums of brownish shades
combined with autumn leaves. The
brides sister, Evelyn Whitehouse, was
the flower girl.
The ushers were the Messrs William
+. and Norman Ogden Whitehouse,
uncles of the bride; Stephen Van Rens-
selaer Crosby and Philip S. Sears of
Boston. Allison ". Armour of Chicago.
Gordon Knox Bell and Joseph. How
land Hunt Of New York.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception and breakfast at Ridgewood. the
country place of the brides parents.
The brides grandmother Mrs William
Eitz Hugh Whitehouse, who passed the
summer in Newport and who was here
Tor yesterdays wedding and for that of
her son, Mr.. Sheldon Whitehouse, and
Miss Alexander. about ten days ago,
Will sail for France on November 6
and will return to her home at 4s avenue
Henri Martin, In Paris. She will be ac-
companied by the brides father.
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Miss Anita Emmett
Becomes Bride of
Barton H. Hall
Daughter of Mr.. Robert Tenn
pie Emmett Married to Son Of
Mr.. Henry G. Hall.

In Grace Church yesterday afternoon
Miss Anita II. Emmett. daughter OF Mr.,
Robert Temple Emmett, was married to
Mr.. Barlow Harwood Hall. son of Mr..
Henry c. Hall of Washington. D. c., a
member Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The Rev. DR.. William @.
Thayer. head master of st. Mark S
School. and the Rev. DR.. Charles l..
Slattery, rector 90 the church. Off
ciated. There were present to witneSs
the ceremony relatives and a few
friends. the wedding being simple.
owing to mourning in the brides family.
The bride wore white satin made on
severe lines and on the long court train
,ere clusters OF orange blossoms. Her
veil was of old rose point lace and she
carried bride roses. Three children were
the only observation-disclosures Phelps, a
cousin, and the brides two nleces, Lydia
and Kate Emmett, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. LIE Roy Emmett Cd. Mr.. Lind
say G. Amos was the best man. The
rsheres were Commander
Robert r. NJ. Emmett and Mr.. Fl. lie
Roy Emmett I'd. brothers Of the bride;
Messrs. L. Gordon Hamersley. Harry
l.. Dunn. Harris Gilman. John H.. Pot
ter Of Philadelphia, Douglas Crocker.
Raymond Smith and Guy Emerson.
Among those at the church we're Mrs.
Arthur Murray Sherwood. Miss Lydia
Emmet, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hall,
parents OF the bridegroom Mrs. De
Lancey A. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
D. Morgan, Mrs. Bache Whitlock. Miss
Margaret Harris Mrs NewboId Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Kennedy Tod. Mr.. and
Mrs Devereux Emmett Mrs. Alvah Crock
err, Mrs. Harris Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph s. Auerbach. Miss Janet Hall
Mrs. Ernest Barlow. Miss Mary Barlow.
Mrs. Martin J. Keogh. the Misses keogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry de Forest Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Phelps. Mr.,
and Mrs. Temple Emmett, Dr.. and Mrs
Gr M. Phelps Mr.. and Mrs William B.
Rand. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin, Mrs
Charles de Rham. Miss Clarisse de Rham
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Morgan. Jr..
and M. Robert Smith Emmett
There was small reception for mem
bers Of the bridal party and few rela
tives at 535 Park avenue, the home of
the brides aunt Miss Lydia Field EN-
met.
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MRS. JOHN A. KILBORN.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Kilborn. widow OF
John A. Kllborn of this city. died yes
terday OF pneumonia In her home $50
Riverside Drive. In her seventy fourth
year. Mrs Kilborn. whose late husband
was a successful lumber dealer OF this
city. was Miss Mary Ellen Doring Of
Rouley Mass. The surviving children
are Horace NJ KiIborn. who was at one
time vice-president of the National City
Bank. and Harry NJ. and Edward G..
Kilborn. The burial will be In New
burYport Mass on Tuesday.
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PATTIsON--AMEs.

Miss Catherine Gordon Ames. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames
OF Metuchen, N. j., was married yes
terday TO Mr.. walworth Pattison OF
Montclsir in ST Luke's Church.
Metuchen. by the Rev Or. John II.
Fenton. Miss Elizabeth Barrett Hall
Of Metuchen was maid of honor. and
Mr.. Donald Norris Of Montclair was
best man. Mr.. Pattison who Is an
alumnus of Rutgers. was Lieutenant
OF aviation and saw eighteen months.
Service In France. The couple will live
In Montclair.
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BRAUNwoRTH--sHARw WELL.

CALDWELL, N. j.. Oct 23.-Miss Ruth
III Sharwell. daughter OF Mayor and
Mrs. William G. Sharwell. and Wilbur
e. Braunworth. son of former Mayor
Charles Braun ~ rth OF RoseIand, were
married tonight at the Sharrell home
In Arlington avenue. Caldwell Miss
Lavinia Sharwell. sister OF the bride,
was bridesmaid. Major Percy l..
Braunworth. a brother OF the bride
groom. was the best man. Because of
the recent death of the brldesroom's
mother the reception was given 20 i'm
mediate members of the two families
only.
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BEATTY-wEssoy.

Miss Elizabeth Wesson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David wesson OF Mont
Clair. n j.. and Lewis Bonsali Beatty
OF Collingsdaie., Pa, were married last
evening at St Lukes Episcopal Church
by the Rev. Luke NJ. White. The bride 8
sister. Mrs. William Francis, was
matron of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Mrs. G.. Morgan Cod liugton of
New York. Mrs. Dwight Harris of Ger
ifantown. Mrs. Morton Goodspeed, Miss
Doris Dnkins. Miss Annette Parish and
Miss Ciarissa Collins Of Montclair. The
best man was Robert w. Eeatty.
brother of the bridegroom.
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WILsEN---EMEs.

Miss Frank Irene Emes.. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore G. Emes. and
Mr.. William Harry Wilson Of Brooklyn
were married last evening in the Church
OF the Transformation by the Rev DR..
Charles A, Jessup. rector OF ST Paul's
Church. Buffalo. Miss Florence NJ.
Dunn attended the bride. Mr.. William
F. letter acted as best man and Messrs.
Charles w. WEIGH and Edward L..
Zines. cousins of the bride, with Frank
lin G. Durham and Frederick w. Ladue
were the ushers. Mr.. Wilson Is an
alnmnus Of Columbia. The couple will
go to Bermuda on their wedding trip
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MANLEY-CLARKE.

Miss Elizabeth l. Clarke. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred F. Clarke OF Ocean
Grove. n j.. was married Last evening
to Mr.. Alfred S. Maney OF Plainheld
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John hanley. The
ceremony took place In St Paul's
Methodist Church. Ocean Grove by the
Revs. j E. Bills and j. J Wright Mrs.
Blsecker Sterling was matron of honor
and Mr.. J. Raymond Maney WIS best
man, The bridesmaids were Misses ida
Il. Larson Marion Wean. Florence Do
Ian and Helen Hepburn. Mesers Irving
d. Manley. Gordon v Moy. Carl Evans
and Sanford Flint we're the ushers
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LOST AND FOUND.
Jew.sry.
$1,000 REWARD.

Pearl necklace with seventy-five pearls
and pointed, oval shaped diamond. set pati-
mum clasp. lost probably in the Oranges or
Newark. " j.. above reward will he paid
and no questions asked for return or tor
Information leading To recovery. HENRY
BLANK CO. 10 Liberty st. Newark. NJ ..
81 500 REWARD
Will be paid for ths return OF platinum
barpin having diamonds. lost probably
October 8. One hammered gold ring. cats
eye in centre. 2 triangular shaped sappsires
lost probably octeser II. One woman's
platinum ring 3 diamonds about u carat
each. about IA small diamonds set around
eaoh one iost probably October 30. One
diamond and onyx oval shaped barpin. ends
spear shaped five large diamonds about 40
small, with bands Of onyx, made by Dreicer
lost about October 49, One platinum ard
gold bowknot pin set with many email dia-
monds. very old fashioned lost about octo-
Der 5. One platinum pin. circles, 10 or IL
diamonds In each circls. lost prstaoly Octo-
Der One mans platinum pin, large square
cut diamond In centre, % small ones and
IL blue .apphirs.: loot about october. z.
One platinum barpin. about 2 or Inches
lcng, 3 diamonds IN centre about carat
each balance covered with small diamonds
lost October IS One diamond barpin, IL
small stones SET In platinum lost about
October ;, Communicate With Il. D. HOP
WooD 70 John It. New York city. Teie-
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wEuB-MACKENZIE.

St Paurs Chapel at Columbia Univer-
sity. where weddings seldom take place.
was the scene yesterday ct the marriage
Of Miss vivisnn~ Jean Mackenzle 10 yfr
Hsrola Warrington Webb OF tnis city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev c r wsbh The bride IL , dough
ter Of Mr ard Nrs william srouard
Mackenzie ~ MoncSton. ~ B
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
VICTOR K. MILLS.

Victor Mills railroad construction
engineer, OF Goshen. n. Y, died Thurs
day In the Post Graduate Hospital. fol-
lowing an operation performed there
"wednesday Mr. Minis was in his
seventy-afth year. He was born In
Orange county, a son of Harrison Mills
and a brother Of George II. Mills. both
OF whom were well known as horsemen
In thia State
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DANIEL BIRDsALL.

Daniel Birdsall. 10 years old. head Of
the firm of Daniel Birdsall. real estate
agents, with offices at 81 Worth street,
Manhattan, and In The Bronx, died yes
terday at his home. So Pierrepont
street Brooklyn. Mr.. Birdsall was d.
rector of several corporations and a
member of the Hamilton and Rembrandt
clubs Of BROOKLYN.
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FLORENCE PATTERSON.

Funeral services for Florence Patter-
son, known as Hlppodrome star sew
eral years ago. who died Thursday in
Brooklyn. we're held yesterday at the
Funeral Church. The Rev. DR.. H.
Prince of St Stephens Church con-
Quoted the services. Miss Patterson was
born I'm Philadelphia forty-four years
ago. Her yareuts we're then travelling
with the Barnum and Bailey circus In
an acrobstlc troupe. She made her first
public appearance at the age OF In a
circus troupe. later entering musical
comedy and appearing also in vaudeville.
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MA r RIED

SCBEL-BAUMAN.-bi and Mrs. Adolph
Bauman announce the marriage OF their
daughter Martina 20 DR.. Frederick Sobel
Of 1868 7th av
wEBB--MACKENZIE.- Wednesday. octo-
Der 20. 1920. al ST. Paul's Chapel. Coum-
bia University, By the Rev. y. r. Webb.
Vivienne Jean Mackenzie. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Brouard Mackenzie OF
Monckton. N. b., 10 Harold Worthington
Webb OF New York city.
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GEORGE H. osTHEIMER.
Dies I'm His French Chateau From
Heart Disease.

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HruLp.
Copyright, 1920, By THE NEW YoxK HERALD.
New York Herald Hureau.
Paris. Oct. 90.
George r. Ostheimer. formerly vice
president of the Chamber of Com
merce here. died of heart disease at his
chateau at HarGeville this morning. For
forty years he was a prominent COM
mission merchant In Paris, with i'm
portant New York and Philadelphia
connections He leaves brother. Will
lam j. Ostheimer. member of the Union
Club OF Philadelphia.
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FINLAY--BELL.

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage last Thursday of Miss Helen
Bell daughter of DIR and Mrs Robert
J. Bell Of 9S Eighth avenue, Brooklyn
{, Mr. Raymond Holdsworth Flntay. son
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel l.. Finlay of
202 Eighth avenue at the home OF the
brides parents. Miss Marion Bell was
Ter listers only attendant Mra-Wiliiam
McPherso acted as best man. The ush-
ers We're Messrs Chauncey A. McPher
son and Bruce Gerhard
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BIR T HIS.

BIIRGER.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Q. Burger
announce the birth of son, October %.
Rs6 West 1Ssd at.
LBvIN.--Mr. and Mrs. David G. Levin (Eve-
Ign Zsitz). ia Prospect Park West an
nounce the birth Of a son. October II.
Jewish Hospital.
and Mrs. Isaac A. Miller
(iiee Mildred Heller OF 22O West 1o2d st.
announce the birth Of daughter on Oc-
tobeT u az ths rlowsr Hospital.
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MISS G. @. BAnnITT ENGAGED.

Mrs. Kurnal Rufus Rabbit OF IS East
Seventy eighth street announced yester-
day the engagement OF her Younger
daughter. Miss Genevieve Cullyford Bah
bitt. TO Mr.. James Gregory Smith OF st.
Adams VT. The late Kurnal Rufus
Rabbit was prominent attorney OF
this city. His daughter was graduated
from Miss Porter's School In Farming
ton. Conn. two years ago and is
member Of the Junior League.
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MISS LAuRETTE POTTS TO WE'D

wILLsroRotTGH, N Y. Oct. 23-Mr
and Mrs. George Eustis Potts to-day an
nounced that their daughter. Miss Lau-
rette Eustis Potts. will be married TO
Mr.. Kenneth Ballard Murdoch Of Chest
nut HUI. Mass. Miss Potts wac gradu-
ated from Miss Walkers School In Sims
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An NIvERsARI les.

DAUB.-Mr and Mrs. william Daub OF The
Bronx, wish 70 announce the Aoth ami
yerary " their marriage. Sunday. Orto-
70 3 40.
LIEBESKIND.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Liebe-
siiind Of l2s Easr SD 81. announce the
twen'y-ff-h Anniversary OF their wedding
on Wednesday, October 27, 1920 At home
after 80 r. NJ. No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
UNIV EILIN GS .

KAISER. Monument % the memory Of tho
late Sarah Kaiser wifi BE- unveiled Sunday.
October 81. nj r. NJ. az nay-ide Ceme-
tery. wcodhaven. N. Y. II stormy. the
following Sunday.
LEVY.--Nrs Flora Levy. f25 West ii5th
St announces the unveiing OF n head
stone in memory Of her dear husband ard
father, on Sunday, October a. 1920, az
II A. NJ at Washington Cemetery. From
BROOKLYN Bridge take Culver line.
In care % rain postponed Until follow
Lng Sunday. Relatives and friends In
viftd.