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New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

The audience, as usual, was late in
arriving and half an hour after the
curtain went up not more than dozen
OF the more than seventy boxes were
occupied
The real entertaining Of the sea-
son, however, begins this week and
every day several affairs of impor-
lance are scheduled Most of them
Will be for the debutantes, but there
are number Of entertainments for
charity and several weddings Of i'm
portance scheduled for the next few
days. Even Thanksgiving Day, which
used TO be given over entirely 10 fam
Ay gatherings, will have this week not
only dances, but two weddings Of i'm
portance. One Of them viii be that
OF Mss Elise Everett, daughter Of M.
and Mrs. A. Leo Everett to Paul Alb
ulation 1t was on the night Of
Thanksgiving d year ago that Miss
Everett was introduced to society at
dinner and dance held in the ball
room Of the Colony Club, where the
reception following the wedding is to
take place.
Miss Jane Abbott, sister of the
bridegroom, will be Miss Evcrett's
maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Mary Mllicent Rogers,
Miss Beatrice Byrne, Miss Sheila
Byrne, Miss Margaret Kahn, Miss
Anne noFett, Miss Burks Yuille, Miss
Eosanna Fiske. of Boston; Miss Leila
Enery, Miss Beth Martin and Miss
Polly Brooks. Arnold Woods jr. will
serve as best man.
hr. Abbott gave his farewell bache-
ior dinner last night at the Yale Club.
Mrs. James Byrne will give dance
tomorrow night at 270 Park Avenue
Tor Miss Everett, Mr.. Abbott and the
bridal party.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Wedding g Dates Accompany
Betr0thal Announcements
ander Emery, Daughter of Hon. Mrs Alfred An
son, to Benjamin Moore; Marriage Dec. 9

Several interesting engagements have
just been announced and dates for the
weddings made known at the same time.
The Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, of 5 East
Sixty eighth Street, yesterday formally
announced the engagement of her
daughter by former marriage, Miss
Alexandra Emery, to Benjamin Moore,
youngest son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Clement c. Moore. The wedding will
take place December 9 in St. Bartholo-
news Church, and soon afterward Mr..
Moore and his bride will leave for Scn
Francisco and sail from there for the
Far East, where they will pass several
months.
Miss Emery made her debut several
years ago at a ball given for her at the
Ritz Carlton. Her father, John j.
Emery, died twelve years ago, leaving
an estate valued at S4O,OOO,O 900 She is
a granddaughter on her mothers side
Of Brigadier General Charles T. Alex
ander, U. S. A, retired. Her mother
was mrried in July, 1919, to the Hon.
Alfred Anson, son of the second Earl
OF Lichfield and brother of William
Anson, who has lived in this country
for twenty years. The other children
of the Hon. Mrs. Anson are Miss Leila
and Miss Audrey Emery, John J. Emery
and Thomas Emery, who married Miss
helen Flake, daughter, of Mrs. Albert
Flake.
Mr.. Moore is great-grandson of
Bishop Benjamin Moore, who was presi-
dent Of Columbia College from 1901 to
1871 and who wrote the Christmas
poem, THE Night Before Christmas"
Mr.. Moore Is n graduate of Harvard,
class of 1908. He served with distinc-
tion during the war, advancing to the
rank of colonel. He was member of
the staff Of Colonel Edward NJ. House
at the peace conference. His brothers
are William S. Moore, who married a
daughter Of the late Joseph Pulitzer,
and Captain Darlington Moore, who
married Miss Murcl Morris, daughter
OF Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard He Is a
nephew of Casimir de Rham Moore
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Dancers to Reproduce
Famous Characters

The Princess Rospigliosi is to be
Browning's Duchess; John Moffat,
Longhi, the painter; Lloyd Warren,
Dante; Mrs. William Astor Cnanler,
Beatrice; Frank Crownlnshield, Boo
caccio; Robert W. Chanler, the Grand
lnquisitor; Mrs. H. j. Whgham,
Catherine de Medici; Charles Hanson
Iowne, an Italian jester; Condo Mast,
Machiavelli; Chester H. Aldrich,
Michael Angelo; Mrs. Charles c.
Rumsey, Plppa, from Browning's
"Pippa Passes; Mrs. Newbold LIE Roy
Edgar, Blanca Cappello; Hosmer Bar
Garibaldi; Frederick I. Frelinghuysen,
Caesar Borgia; Mrs. Frelinghuysen,
Francesca da Rimini; Mrs. Angler Duke,
Petrarch's Laura; George S. Chappell,
Admiral Morosini, the Venetian
admiral; John J. Chapman, Columbus;
William K. Stewart jr., Romeo; Mrs
William j. Sturgis, Juliet; Mrs. James
". Corrigan, an Italian Duchess; II. J.
Whigham, Petrarch; Mrs Craig Biddle,
Lucrezia Borgia, and Miss Elsa Max
we'll, Isabelle d'Este.
Among the subscribers to the ball
ere Princess Rospigliosi, Chester H.
Aldrich, Mrs. Monroe Douglas Robin
SON.. Mrs. Walter t. Maynard, John
Motfat, Frank Gro windshield, Whitney
Warren, Hepry j. Wigham. Mrs. New
bold LIE Roy Edgar, Mrs. William Astor
Chanler, Conde Mast, Louis Wiley, Miss
Wanden Mathews, Mrs. John Magee, Mrs.
William Payne Thompson, Mrs j Ohm Bar
rymore, Mrs. Sidney Fish, Henry Clapp
Smith, Austin Strong, Miss Mary Hoyt
Wlborg, Mrs. Frederick T. Erelinghuy-
sen, Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, Mrs. Whit
ney Warren Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs.
Willard D. Straight, Mrs. William c.
Rockefeller, Mrs. Thomas Hastings,
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
Mrs. John w. Garrett. Mrs. August
Belmont, Mrs. Henry P. Dawson, Mrs
William Payne Thompson, Miss Ellen
Randolph, Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more, Mrs. A. Murray Young, Mrs. Otto
II. Kahn, Mrs. James S. Cushman, Mrs.
Frederick H. Eaton, Mrs. William f.
Sheehan, Nine. Iswolsky. Mrs. Fred
erick Lewisohn, Philip L. Goodwin,
Royal Cortissoz, Mrs. Frederick Have
meyer Mrs. James w. Corrigan. James
Reynolds, Miss Alice Dawson, Mrs. J.
Kennedy. Tod, Mrs. William Adams
Delano. Mrs. Robert Graves, Mrs E.
Morgan Grinnell, Mrs. Edward Van
Ingen. Miss Lucille Thornton, Frank
Growninshield, Mrs. Orestes Ferrara.
mrs. "lIllam SaIomon. Mrs. Edward
Spencer, Mrs. S. J. Auerbacher, Gio-
vanni Girardson, Mrs. Richard p Ly-
don, Mrs. Peter Larson, Mrs. c. S. Mac
Neill, Mrs. Frank P. Fairbank, MRS.
Sanford White, Comte de perigny, Mrs.
John Hudson Bennet and Mrs. Wal
bridge S. Taft.
A loan exhibition of old masters. for
he benefit of the Bellevue Hospital
Convalescent Relief Committee. will be
held ut the galleries Of NJ. Knoedler &
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Junior Cinema Club
Formed OProduce
Instructive Films
Subscription Exhibitions
Will Be Given at Broad
hurst Theater for the
Edifcation of Children

Several society women have formed
the Junior Cinema Club, the purpose of
which is to give motion pictures in a
pleasant environment and under proper
auspices, and from which children of
all ages from six years may derive
instruction and entertainment.
The headquarters of the club is at
489 Fifth Avenue, and subscription
exhibitions will be given at the Broad
hurst Theater, with the cooperation OF
the Parents League of New York City,
which has appointed a committee of
.aree Of its members to view all pic
tures with the four directors OF the
club and to decide which are to be
shown.
The subjects selected will include
educational pictures of travel, animal
life, comedies, cartoons and also fea-
ture films of stars. The directors of
the club are Miss Christopher Wyatt,
Mrs. Langdon Geer, w. Herbert Adams
and Lewis Hooper.
The subscriptions are divided into
Two series, one OIL SIX Fridav al ter
Moons and the other of six Saturday
mornings, except in Christmas and
New Years weeks, wnen they VIII be
held Tuesday morning and edncsday
afternoon. The first two performances
will be held December ard 1.
Season membership is $12 (plus 10
per cent war taxi and includes two
tickets for each performance. Mem
bers have the privilege of suhscrl binr
for extra single season tickets a. Sc
(plus the war taxi. The patronasses
include Mrs. John w. Alexander. Mrs.
Edward Livingston Coster, Mrs. Tracy
Dows, Mrs. j. Magec Ellsworth, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, Mrs. JOHN Henry
Hammond, Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn,
Mrs. Gustavus T, Kirby, Mrs. John
Henry Livingston, Mrs Lewis Gouvcr-
neur Morris, Mrs. Roland Redmond,
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. Hill
borne L. Roosevelt, Mrs. David Hum-
sey, Mrs. Willard Straight, Mrs. John
King Van Rensselaer, and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Nelson Warren.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Debutantes t0Divide Social
Stage With Benefit Ball
Characters Famous in History and Story Will Be
Portrayed With Setting of Venice by the Sea
at Affair for "Amerca's Tribute to Italy, Fund

Debutane the will
entertainments for charity
Fine Arts March II last
tects will take place Tuesday
the Venetian Ball the
"A Venice the
the of the famous Lion of ST.
and dream of fair dignars gaans
gotten night city romance
gondolas and beauty"
The ball for the benefit of Americas
which Chester H. Aldrich almost until
daylight, with breakfast at
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Miss Barbara Burgess
Engaged to !. r. Wright

The engagement Of Miss Barbara
burgess, of Worcester, Mass, to John
u. wright was announced on Friday
at luncheon given in her honor by
Mss Mss Rosamond Sears Crompton. Miss
burgcsS is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles S. Burgess. formerly of
New YORK. She is a graduate of Knox
SCHOOL Tarrytown- -on-thc- Hudson. Mr..
ton II. Wright, of Worcester, and is n
graduate OF Milton Academy and Of
Holbrook School, Ossining. When he
was graduated from the latter school
ne entered the navy and saw active
service with the squadron of submarine
destroyera stationed in the Adriatic
No date has been set for tho wedding.
From Montclnir, N. j., comes the an
nouncemcnt of the engagement of Miss
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Ball to Aid Building Fund
Exchange for Women's Work
10 Benefit

A ball will be given at tho Plaza
Hotel on the night Of December 81 for
tho benefit of the building fund Of the
Madison Avenue Exchange for Women's
Work, which has been. almost sincc It's
founding by Mrs. Hooper c. Van Voorst
in 1895, located at 577 Madison Avenue.
On completion Of alterations the ex-
change will move TO new quarters. at
743 Madison Avenue, Mrs. Ira Barrows
is president Of Tho organization.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Universal Sunshine
Society Meets Tomorrow

The semi-annual meeting Of the Uni
yersal Sunshine Society. Mrs. Clarence
Burns PRESIDENT; Mrs. Jane Pierce
secretary, will be held tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel McAlpin. All
branch presidents and those interested
in the work are invited to be present.
A social tea will be held Immediately
after the meeting. There will be vocal
selections by Victorine Hayes, accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs n. N.
Snow. Among those interested are
Mrs. Frank B. Walker, Mrs. w. Tuttle,
Mrs. Theodore Macdonald. Mrs. w.
Rowe. Mrs. Horace Kilborn. Mrs. F.
H. Dean, Mrs. A. +. Alexander, Mrs. J,
E. Murray, Mrs. E. \. Pritchard, Mrs.
H. Frank, Mrs. NJ. E. Kidd, Mrs. Flor
ence Hart Jerome and Mrs. L. c..
Emery.
The American Legion. Harlem Post
l39, is one Of the organizations which
will help make the Little Mothers Aid
association bazaar, to be held Decem-
Waldorf Astoria: success. It will
take a military booth, which will be in
charge of Mrs. John Jay Cowdrey,
wife of Major Co~drey, and Mrs. K.
NJ. Darlington. The French Shop will
be presided over by Mrs. John H Judge
ard her committee, with bags and
fancy articles, suitable for Christmas
presents. Mrs. C. Albert Small will
have charge Of the flowers and will be
assisted by large number of young
society girls. "The Follies of 1920" will
te presented by the Drama Comedy
Club in an improvised theater. adjoin-
ing the large ballroom, where an ex-
ceilent program of professionals will
be presented by Edyth Totten, presi-
dent.
ers' Aid Association viii II be- oe' reere- @pre
sented. Auxiliary No. /, with it's presi-
dent. Mrs. Henry B. Lloyd, as chair
man. will have an assortment of fancy
articles on. sale, and Brooklyn will be
rrepresented by Auxiliary No. 2, with
Mrs. ]. Henry Reese. Mrs. Harry Car
penter and large group Of Brooklyn
women.
The Free Industrial School for Grip
Fled Children, All West Fifty-seventh
Street, Colonel Walter Scott, prcsi-
dent. has made room in the kinder
garten for six crippled children from
the Darrach House. Some of the chill
dren have become strong enough.
through medical attention and correct
i've exercises, TO attend the public
school, thereby making room for those
more afflicted. A recent interesting
event connected with the Summer
Home in Claverack, n. Y, was the piv-
ing OF four prizes for the best letters
by the pupils regarding the country.
These prizes are given each year hv
Mrs. F. Ellwood Briggs, and the letters
are published in Tho Messenger. the
news magazine of the society.
The semi-annual meeting of the
school Will be held in the Assembly
Rooms OF the Waldorf Astoria. on Mon
gay evening November % After the
meeting tlfA members and off;csrs vii
be entertained by President ScetA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Co., from November 29 to December IL.
Many OF these portraits have been
leaned by their owners for the first
Hme for this exhibition. and include
Characteristic canvases of Rembrandt,
Gansborough. Romney, Reynolds,
Franz Halls, Van Dyck, Copley. Holbein,
Manet, Chardin, Hoppner, Rubens. Rae
burn and Fragonard.
The exhibition is to be held under
the patronage of Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander, Mrs. Joseph Baldwin, Mrs.
Howard Gushing, Mrs. Seymour Crom-
veil, Mrs. Frederick Havemeyer. Mrs.
Willard Straight. Mrs. H. H. Rogers,
Miss Ruth Twombly, Mrs. Egerton
Winthrop, Mrs. James A. Burden, Mrs.
Henry P Dawson. Mrs. Herman Kinni-
cutt, Mrs. William F. Sheehan. Mrs.
Charles Sabin. Mrs. Joseph Truesdale,
Mrs. Fred H. Watries and Mrs. Henry
D. Whiton.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Miss Bradley Engaged

Colonel and Mrs. John J. Bradley. of
1o1 East Seventy-tifth Street, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Frances Sladen Brad
ley, to Lieutenant William Elbridge
Chickering, U. S. A. Miss Bradley was
graduated from Bryn Mawr in 1916, and
during the war was translator for
the general staff at the army War Col
lege in Washington. She is at present
visiting her uncle and aunt. General
and Mrs Frederick w. Sladen, at Co.
tlenz, Germany. Lieutenant Chickering
was graduated from the University Of
pennsylvania in 1914. He Is now with
the American forces in Germany rs an
aide to General Sladen.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
New York's Social Season
Is Brilliantly Ushered In
Horse Show and Opera Premiere Bring Out Distin-
gushed Gatherings, While Receptions, Dances,
Luncheons and Dinners Keep Fashionables Busy

New York social in brilliant
manner with the premiere the Metropolitan, at
Madison Square Garden unchns and ther
small
gwen Friday by Professor Maquand at
Guernsey Hail. their home Princeton j. Miss Sarnia Mar
quand which attended by York
lh opera Monday night brought
and filled with
D OF society from all
eers of title members the diplomatic
days but aside from this absent on account
mourning the initial performance the
days before the World War started The places families
mourning taken by other fashionable world who
nave leased the boxes
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
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w lSo 1"a Oh IS the doughdor Mrs. Henry Graf
Trevor OF 6 East Seventy eighth Street.
duced to society season.
Mass Ottey IS the debutamd daughter Of Mrs. Janes
H. Oey Of 20 West FJtyhird Otley c oive re-
cePn on Saturday to Introduce her
II Mr. and Mrs Oy give at the RitzCarlton for
Miss Otley -
Mass Cameron IS tho debuante daughter Of Cameron
She 0ul 6e presented to society her aunt MRS
belmont 1UanN W give for her at tho
H. Mass Cameron granada tighter Roderick Cameron
A Wood Is the de6utnnts daughter and Mrs. Georoe
Edunrd WO06
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

afternoon by Mrs. James H. Ottley, at
~ West fifty- third Street, for her
daughter, Miss Martha Ottley, and by
Mrs. Benjamin Wistar Morris, at the
Colony Club, for her daughter, Miss
May Wistar Morris. Mrs. John Alex
ander Chisholm will give reception at
her home, 1926 West Seventy-sixth
Street, to introduce her daughter, Miss
Juliet Chisholm
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Miss Helen Krech To Be
Bride of L. Stuart Wing

Among the weddings of the week. in
addition to those mentioned for
Thanksgiving, is that of Miss Helen
Krech, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
W Krech, to L. Stuart Wing, a son of
the late L. Stuart Wing, tomorrow In
st. Bartholomew's Church. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Dr.. Leighton Parks, and a reception
will follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Krech, II East Seventeen Street. The
bride will have for her attendants her
sisters, Mrs. Oliver B. James, and Miss
Margaret Krech, who is engaged to
William Sheffield Cowles ir.; Miss
Suzanne Pierson, Miss Katherine Mac
kay and Miss Florence Loew
S. Bryce Wing will serve as his
brothers best man, and the ushers will
be DR.. John F. Nagle, John D. Wing Cd,
a cousin; Harvey S. Ladew, A. Gould
jennings jr., william Ryle Worthng-
ton Davis, Shepherd Krech, Raymond
Chauncey, Edward B. Condor and John
Noble Stearns jr.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Stone
Smith, daughter by former marriage
of Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass, of
Blythewood, Llewellyn Park, Orange,
N. j., to tho Rev. Henry V. B. Darling
ton, rector Of St. Barnabass Church,
Newark, is TO take place Wednesday in
Trinity Cathedral, Newark. Miss Kate
Darlington, sister Of the bridegroom,
will be the brides maid of honor and
only attendant. The Rev. S. B. Darling
ton will serve as his brothers best
man, and the ushers will be Joel Ellis
Fisher jr., who married Miss Eleanor
r. Darlington, another sister of the
bridegroom; Elliot c. B. Darlington,
Dr. Charles F. Darlington, Ward Mel
Vile, Crittenden II. Adams, Ferdinand
Frazier Jelke the Rev. Walter S. Hay
ward jr. and C. Pelham Darlington.
The Rev Mr.. Darlington is a son of
Bishop and MRS. James Fl. Darlington,
Of Harrisburg, Pa
Miss Augusta L. Trnvers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Paul Travers, of Great
Neck, l.. l., will become the bride Of
lnnis O'Rourkc, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. O'Rourke. of Great Neck and
8 West Fiftieth Street, on Saturday at
Great Neck Miss Travers WAS cdu-
Gated in Trinity College, Washington
Mr.. O'Rourke was graduated from Yale
Scientific School in 1912. He served
overseas during tho war rs a lieutenant
in the navy.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Engaged TO Cuban

Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor J. Aucrbach. Of
Washington Avenue, Newark. announce
inc. to JOSS Luis Yinero. son of Senior
and sehora Jos6 Finero, of Havana.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Miss Elizabeth Fl. Lloyd
To Be Thanksgiving Bride

Another bride Of Thanksgiving Day
will be Miss Elizabeth Hall Lloyd.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Hall
Lloyd. who is 70 marry Francis de
Lacy Hyde. Of Plainfe!d, \. j., in the
Shieids Presbyterian Church. Pitts
burgh
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

shieids Presbyte rian Church, Pitts
burgh
Among the dances for Thanksgiving
night il one by Mr.. and Mrs. W. Will
loughby Sharp FOR their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Newton Sharp, at the Colony
Club M and Mrs. Joel Fuller FEEDER
vii entertain in a similar manner for
their daughter Miss Odettc FEEDER, In
t1e ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton.
Other affairs Of the week are dance
Which Hrs. &. Howard Dawson will
give Tuesday afternoon at her home,
II i.azt fifty third Street, for her debu-
Ants daughter, Miss Margaret W..
Davison, and theater party on the
evening II the same day by Arthur
canghter, Hiss Audrey Townsend Sher-
man, which will be followed by dance.
Hrs. " b. Do Haven win give a
IhankSgiv.ng Eve dance Wednesday at
the Rltz-Caslton for the debut Of her
c&uYhter, Mizs Virginia de Haven, and
Mrs ". Coadby Loew dance the same
evening at her home, 2s2 Madison Ave
rue, Tor her debutanth daughter, Miss
Eyeiyn Losw.
Mrs. J. Horace Harding will give a
arge dance on Friday evening in the
N-~'n bS'IForm ol Ihs f"tSi t"~a. ~''
On The same night Mrs. Charlcs Thad-
ds7s Terry will give dance 10 intro
ene. her daughter. Miss Katharine Hen
1riek Terry; on the afternoon of the
ssnas day reception will be given In
toe Colony Club ny Mrs. Edmund Hsn-
doiph for her debutanth daughter, Miss
Ellen Randolph.
sstuydsy will be busy day for The
buds" With seysrai receptions ant
dances. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Euther-
lard Norris will give dance In the
ballroom Of the Ritz Carlton for their
4sbatanM daughter, Miss Katherine u
Norris. Receptions Will be given In th'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Mrs. II. L. Berens. of .l5S West
Eighty-frst Street, announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss Marga-
ret Patricia W9erens, to A. Dudley Bach
jr. Miss Bsrens attended Smith Col
lege and was introduced to society at
dance given at the RITZ Carlton Mr..
Bach is graduate Of Lehgh Univer-
sitH
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Sackett. Of
247 Fifth Avenue. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Sackett, to Alfred Purdy
Hodgman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Hodgmnn, of 399 Park Avenue and
Greenwich, Conn. Miss Sackett's ia
ther is president of the Mutual Bank.
of this city. Mr.. Hodgmans father Is
president of the Hodgman Rubber
Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Miss Eululiu Garrison
Is To Become q Bride

Announcement Is made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Eulalia Garrison.
daughter of Mrs. Cornelius M. Garri-
son. of ia East list Street, to Lieu
tenant Frederic W. Nelson, U. S. N.
Miss Garrison is niece Of Colonel
Robert NJ. Thompson. Lieutenant
Nelson is a son of Mrs. Louis Neil
son. of $40 Park Avenue, and nephew
of Mrs. Frederic Nelson and cous sin
of Mrs. Nelson Vanderbilt. He Is a
graduate Of Annapolis, class II.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

A loan exhibition of old masters. for
he benefit of the Bellevue Hospital
Convalescent Relief Committee. will be
held ut the galleries Of NJ. Knoedler &
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

Ne~ York This man. Captain
Arthur r. Mills, has crossed the
Atlantic 1908 tjnesi Ne has been
with tire American line for 81
years, during which time his
cross Atlantic service has resulted
~ his steamina mere than 1000.
COO miles, = distance equal 70 i2s
times around the world. His yes
sells have carried more than half
million people--snd without
the loas Of a single lfsi s4e was
given the Cross q the legion %
Honor - France IN 1917 for tow.
ing the disabled cruiser Jeanne
dare" 900 miles % tire Azores.
Captain Mills. who has Just re.
tired. has sailed for England to
take = holiday rest In the country
- his birth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
FIREMEN SAVE
MANY HOMES
Department Men Fight Fires from Early
Morning Until Late ai Night.

The IRE fighters o. Pensacola have
been kept on the so In record style
during the recent cold snap that has
been visiting here for the past few
DAYS.
There have been 50 many calls that
70 has been necessary 30 work the men
In double crew. Fifteen alarms were
turned Ia from O'Clock yesterday
morning % 20 last night.
The residence % J. NJ Mcintosh &20
W Chasc-st. was badly damaged by
FIRE and water. nearly the entire roof
being burned on before the firemen
were able 30 quench the blaze. Fly
irSg sparks set the big tent 81 the Mutt
show on IRE and attention Of the ilre-
men was turned a. the second IRE be-
fore returning 90 the FIRE house.
AZ - the iremen answered a call
70 the home ~ Mrs. Burns. 22i0 West
Ceryantes. but by the time the appara-
tus arrived the IRE had gained such
Roadway THAI II was impossible %
save the building
Several other early morning blazes
were reported. most of them being
small roof frcs with very little dam
aec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
WOMEN THREATEN
CABINET MEMBER

Nflilh. Nov ID AuErb housewives
vented their Indignation on Herr
iiermra the Foad Minister. while hr
WAS heluE married IN church NJ
stewlitn recently. hy icerine and keep
ing up running fire IL uncomnii
ntntHry remarks while tho marriage
eercmuus was in progress Their
comments were directed against the
minister food pellcy
The bride was naturally proud ~
me fact that She was 90 wed cab
met minister and took care that the
time and place - the wedding should
he known 60 everyone Notices giving
that Information were published ln
The newspapers
A knot 90 women had gathered "a
the church doors and took advantage
Uf the opportunity Is ten the minister
what they Thought - his administer
Son. The Norwaerts saws that Herr
ilermea and hia bridge found the sis
u8tion - uncomfortable that after
the ceremony they left the church IS
q side door