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Raoul Vidas in Pls asiny
Program Will. Viol;r,
Young Rumanian's Tome Rsa
tif"l; Richard BuhFig in
Piano Recital

Raoul Vidas, young sRun.,,.s
giolinist, who has played { b.r.
peatedly with orchestra, gaves r..,..,
yesterday afternoon at Carntsy,. r.,
Here is another young asrtist m.n
worth listening to, and right a., ho,:s
ing that his talents justify, n.
pearance in recital Mr. Vida.,,.
firm and beautiful in qualit.g .ns ,,I
technique fluent. In elegance Rs. b.,o
'N''0'. % Won 9nists, but
80 N'"'0'''e'' VIZ" ao'n ority and
'S-''''.- a. q" .n'slp'euer' His pro-
3 : "''' '''C'''OsO Ian Onaco ne. Saint.
'''le'''' t, . ,-0''e'i'o w. III a rnajor, and
n''Si r'eVsS 'S laI''nl' L'imitresco,
Bach, Brahms and Wieniawslsi
At the same time in Ae' ,lia, NV
Richard Buhlig gave a pa, 10 reo;..I,
He is a conservative pianist. with
fine tone and substantial ,tecbn;cra
There was a good deal OF Il ae massive
and concrete about his lolav;n, ~
Petitioners Sonata, Op 110, IN 4 mai.
two qualities which slight lv rnarroJ
the poetry Of Chopin's r antasia -
minor, which followed : he sono4o
In the evening, at the sam hall ~
London String Quartet cav the Id
concert Of It's Beethoven cy Gle. wb;cs
VIII be remembered as one o the mas
distinguished events OF | his YEARS
mus cal season
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

After a wedding trip in the South
r. and Mrs. Barrows will live in this
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Heir of Baron to Wed
Blacksmith's Daughter

LONDON, Oct 9.-Announcemcnt of
the betrothal Of the Hon. Luis Chandos
Francis Temple, Master of Kinloss. to
Miss Katherine Jackman is made in
The Daily Mirror. The former is heir
presumptive to the title of Baron of
kinloss, having succeeded his brother,
the Hon. Richard George Grenville, who
was killed at the front in 1914. The
elect is the daughter of the viii
lage blacksmith, whose cottage and
forge are just outside the gates Of
Stowe Park, the Kinloss homestead.
The master Of Kinloss, who was or
dained a Clergyman in 1914 and is
curate Of St. Sepulchre's Church, North
ampton, says his mother approves the
match
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
MARRIAGES

tBAUGH-ILaTCH-On Saturday, Oc-
t9ber 9. at Bonaugh Beeg. Pelham
Manor n. y. the residence Of the bride 5
mother, by the Rev r. c. batch and the
Rev. J. Med Haight. Mary Brownlov
daughter Of the late Rufus Hatch and
Mrs Rufus Hatch. to William lie Roy
G. Ashbaugh
DWIGHT-THoMAs-In Boston on satur-
DAY. October 8, Emily. daughter of
TSlen lrSo, Poor and and the late William Clark
beth lasigi and the late Dr. James
COLHOUN - NEWBOLD On Saturday,
October Q. at the Church of our Saviour.
Jenkintown. by the Right Rev Bishop
or ennsyiVania, assisted by the Rev.
John NJ Croton, rector Of the parish,
Mary Dickinson Newhold. cider daughter
Of Clement Buckley Newbold Of Cross
wicks House, and the late Mar scott
Newbold. to Stephen Duncan Colhorn.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forbes Col
houn. Of Philadelphia.
NORWOOD - GARDNER - on Thursday
October T. at Tulsa. Okla. Dorothy
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Gardner, of East Orange and Little Sill
Yer, \. j., to I. Bardsley Hopwood son
OF M and Mrs. Clifford NJ. Hopwood,
NEW WCOMBE-MALTBY-M and Mrs
Miiburt Stevens Maltby announce the
Mather. to Mr Charles Manly New
sombe tr.. at the Church of Trans
H3uf2tioh, on Saturday, october 9.
-NiNBUSKIRK-On Friday Oc-
toper s, 1t2o, at Plymouth. Mass by
ne Rev. Arthu.~ y. Whitney. Helen B.
rrohst 20 Maxell Vanbusisirk, of New
Observation-Disclosures On Thnrs
gay, Octo Der Z. Carl Frederick Wester-
berg to Alice Wallis Jaquith daughter
OF MTs. Mary A. Jaquth Of East Orange
brother. Wyoming. y. J.
iTLOCK-tCK SATURDAY.
october ?, 1920. at the residence OF hor
parents; Elizabeth, n. j., by the Rev
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William "
Ackerman. 10 Herbert Y. Whitlocl1
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

If you do not find, among
these little advertisements.
any offer fitting your need
send or phone your Want
Ad direct to The Tribune's
w a Mt A d Department.
Beeknan 3ooo-or 60 to
any Of The Tribune's Want
Ad Agents conveniently
located in all parts Of
Greater New York-at
newsdealers', stationery
and cigar stores, etc.-who
accept advertisements at
regular Tribune Want Ad
rates. Look for one in your
neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Munscy to Speak at Sphinx
Clubs Anniversary Dinner

The first Of a series Of seven dinners
to celebrate the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Sphinx
Club will be given next TUESDAY even
ing at the Waldorf Astoria under the
auspices Of that organization.
Among the speakers VIII be Frank A.
Munsey, the publisher; Paul Z. Der
rick, proprietor Of the largest adver-
tising company in England; Corbett
Mccarthy, director Of the Associated
Dry Goods Corporation and Roy Dick
inson. associate editor Of Printers Ink
Mr.. Munsey's topic viii be "The Func-
ton of the Newspaper in the Commu-
nifty and the Nation, and It's Relations
to Advertising and the Advertiser"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
JOHN M. COURTNEY

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 9.-John Mort-
mer Courtney, former Deputy Minister
of Finance and secretary to the FL
nance Board Of Canada, died here last
night, after an illness of three months.
Mr.. Courtney was born in Switzer-
land. He was Deputy Minister of
Finance from 1875 to 1906, when he
retired. He had served on several i'm
portant commissions, having been hon
orary treasurer for Canada Of the
Indian Famine Fund, of the Canadian
Patriotic Fund and of the Canadian
Associatio for the Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. lie was also a member of
the Quebec Battlefields Commission.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
NESTERBERG-,JA0VJYu-O,
DEATHS

AZIIA-Edward Corning. son of the late
John John and Mary and husband of Frances
University av.. Friday. October 3 Fu-
f neral service P. m. sunday at the Bed
fora PRESBYTERIAN Church. Nostrand ay
and Dean st, Brooklyn.
BARttER--At Belmar, \. J.. Thursday
October 7, 1920. NJ. Louise IIaviland. vile
Of the late Erastus b. Barker. in her
home, Is Park Road. Maplewood. \. j..
on u1day, October 0, at j. m
hiSGHNMI9n IN sa =, r1..l October T. 1920 at Chi
NJ and Jennie f. Bingham
BLANCsfARD-Frank L. blanchard he
loved husband Of Etto Blanchard ,'i '. L. (nee nee
Mosso' Slno' suddenly on October s. Funeral
late residence $50 west l2oth St ''' East Hsf
CoTinth tMe) papers please copy.
bLAC ELTON Friday October s. 1920.
Of Eliza beth NJ. Polharus- -and fafher Of
w. Eugene. Leonard q. and Blanche f.
Services at his late residence, 32i Beach
wood Place, Leonia, y. j., sunday. Oc-
tober TO- $50 p. m.
BKoWN--Sntered INTO rest on October :
IN her 5lst year Emma Virginia, be-
D1s %S Of OF Mr. lT"n% ana \ rs h'o%2 @9n ana
M90IT isS Avenrs runsTai e from hsF late home
MoraYian Cemetery, Staten Island.
CoADY-on Friday. October 3. Andrew
CoaG!. Coady' 9sl9yed }s,as brother. Of Edward f.
. NO e.
s4 Decatur St, BROOKLYN on slonIav
at $50 a. m; thence to the church -
Our Lady OF Victory McDouough *
ana Ihroop ave, Interment Calvary.
DAtE-John H, beloved husband Of Ma,
r Dale. suddenly, at Mineola Hospital
qay his laye UsiIeer Fqnera! services at
day October 10. 80 p. m
u. !S---Bernard, beloved husband -
Martha Davis. suddenly, on October 2
IAelai from has late residence coo
last lS5th ST.. on Sunday, October "a
DAsl>-Owen W. on October s Services
at ms ate residence. PSI West ga -
on sunday, October 10. at 2.45 y m W
DAWSON Edith. THE FI-,lrpAr
,n, oKCh Broadway. Goth ST. Auspices
DIEGAN--suddenly October :. 1920 Al.
q DEIGAN lnee Lounsborry). bcsoNeS
49,. a., iSoe @ residence, $50 Post svr. sun
day. october 10. 1870 =. m luterf,,'i+
Maple Grove Cemetery 49,
DEH Eit-On Thursday October 1oeo
hatheryn. beloved Wife % correii7's
Dever and daughter Of the late john
her late residence. lis Jane ST, SUNDAY
p m Interment Calvary.
DINEEN-Thursday, October AI,r,-.-o.
- WIDOW OF the late Patrick / anJ
inother OF the Rev Joseph r. Chsr;.ir
40. 11o9Sl9s G.; L. $ a. Dr. Paul 4. Iiene
F,5norai' ~ ,r rrancls X and sylvester 4.
!yna. unsrSt from her late resdencc 9s3
West 18th st, Monday Ocfob~r os6
n; thence 10 Church Of :, All,b.,
18th 81. and sth ave; a solemn ~
sqpisln a''i,~a "'l' be celebrated InteYment
EN"L'S' O. ~, ~ whitneyvAle. Conn. Oct.
t'-V Julla Adela English Fone,.,i
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

We are living in a world
OF accomplishment, and
only the doers Of things
worth while can be consid-
cred. Achievements do not
come easy. Success is the
reward of hard work. Merit
IS the result Of honest ap-
plication. Merit bears re-
ward.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The Tribune frequently
re ce1ves communications
from leading concerns that
testify to the efficient class
OF applicants that call in
response to Help Wanted"
advertisements placed iii
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Three /. B. I. Stations Open

Three new stations for the Eastern
Parkway Extension Of the Interborough
system in Brooklyn will be opened this
morning The new stations are at Bcr-
gen Street, Plaza Street and the Brook
lyn Museum. Removal of temporary
bulkheads and supporting columns will
be required before the stations are for
mally opened, but the Interborough Of
ficials hope to have the service estab-
lished by not later than noon to-day.
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many years president Of the Connecti-
cat Baptist Education Society, died to-
daY.
MICHAEL. T.. KELLEY

WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. s.-Mi-
chael f. Keeler, fifty-seven years old.
president Of the Waterbury Scrap Iron
Company and vice president Of the Lux
Clock Company. died today. He was
president Of the Waterbury Baseball
Association last year.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Every successful man
and woman can readily tes-
tify to these facts. Oppor-
tunltles are presenting 2
themselves daily. Their in
visible outstretched hands
are beckoning to hundreds
yes, thousands-of young
men and women.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The "Situation Wanted
Male and Female" columns
Of The Tribune regularly
contain announcements of
young men and women who
seek positions as office bows.
clerks, bookkeepers, stenog-
raphers, typists, executives,
etc.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

This column, today,
IS. OF special interest TO
eUery young man and
u'ornan. 1t should also
be read by every par
e1t or other person in
feresfed in the uel-
fare of our future sue
ceSSS VA M G n an d
IUOYs7e51.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
The Tribune has FIRE

The Tribune has fre-
quently been the means of
aiding young men and
women to secure positions
offering the opportunity to
show the kind of material
they are made of. To these
facts, also, many successful
men and women can readily
testify.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
JOSEPH L. ADLER

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.--Joseph L.
died late last night at his home here.
He was ffty-five years old
Judge Adler was injured in an auto
mobile accident a month ago and had
returned to his home Last Monday he
suffered relapse. and was stricken
with pneumonia. He became uncon-
sclous yesterday.
Judge Adler had served more than
twenty years as United States Commits
sloner in this district, having been
appointed five successive terms
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The Tribune is read bv
the type of employees who
are wide awake and willing
to work hard in order to
etterthemselves-theyare are
QUALITY employees.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
SiOO,O0O Stolen From Mail

QUEBEC. Oct. o. Theft of mail
Bag said to contain 100000 worth Of
BANK notes and securities, while on
route from the postofflce to the Cana
GIan Pacific Railroad station here lagt
uesday. night, remained mystery 20
DAY although the chief of detectives
auml''ec they were working on the
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum OF Natural History, ad
mission free.
metropolitan Museum Of Art. admission
free.
Aquarium admission free
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
Geological Park. admission free.
Address by DR.. Stephen S. Wise on what
Docs the Jew Think OF n,Jews 2,
Ford's Challenge and Jews Answer,
Concert by New York CITY Letter Carriers
Band for Immigrants and employees at
addrass EIlls l5lana hs ynsv p; s1nitn M - , mas.
:: NJ c. A., 1913 East Eighty sixth
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. p. m
Lecture by DR.. David Fairchld on Re
cen cent p plant Immigrants and New Ameri-
New York Botanical Garden D. m
Debate between John Cowper Powys and
Dr. VIII Durant on Reason versus In
Palace, Fifth Avenue and 10th Street,
2:30 p. m.
Address by. Deputy Commissioner Sara
Church 5s5 west est 18Th Gqh'H Street feS9y'Ta" D. ma
DISCUSSION Of Natural Education' by the
Building. 149th Street and Walton Ave
nue., 7:30 p. m.
Address ldr IS by Ogden l.; Mills on WHY Vote
ANi ,hS az tle community EOrum,
High School of Commerce l55 west
Sixty NTH Street. Sis p. m
Lecture by John Cowper Powys on
.Ihonas Hardy; tho Master of PIty." a
the 4th Assembly District Assembly
Han, 1858 Boston Road $50 .. m.
Lecture BY Allan A: Hunter on Palestine
e5, Eldridge and Forsythe streets, sis
Lecture by. William b Otis on The
EeaEue of Nations" Public School lo1,
Eleventh Street west of Lexington Ava
nue., Sis p. m.
organ recital By PAU Martin jr at wash
angton ing irving High School. Irving Place
and Sixteenth Street. SIS j. m
Meeting Of the Christian Endcayor Sociat.,
SoIiesiate Church. West End Avenue
ana SeVenty-seventh Street. 80 p. M
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ENGAGEMENTS


cCOY-,KIGHAM-Mr and Mrs Arthur
Brishan, Of SO Kensington ave, Jersey
CITY. n. J., announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Lulu Brown, to John
W. Mccoy.
SHAINE-IUNITZ-N and Mrs. Jacob
i;unit2, OF 1888 Madison ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Fay
10 Mt. Joseph Shame. son OF Mr and
MES !. NJ: Shaine. OF l2a Mes- lln,h 6. :.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

The Help Wanted' and
"Situation Wanted" COL
urnns of The Tribune should
receive the attention of all
employers and employees
interested in occupations Of
this kind.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
JAMES II. JOHNSTON

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 9.-James R.
Johnston, secretary and treasurer of
the National Association Of Window
Glass Manufacturers and one of the
leading window glass men in the coun-
try' dled to-day. He was ffty-thrce
years old.
Mr.. Johnston was president of the
Johnston Brokerage Company. of Pitts
hrugh, and of the Johnston Glass Com
paNy, Of Hartford City, Ind.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

William II. Vanderbilt, who was at
the Ritz-Carton for several DAYS after
his return from Suoth America. lcft
there Friday for Phoenix, Ariz.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman and her four
children sailed for France yesterday
On board the Olympic. Mrs. B. R. Bayne
and Mrs William Babcoclz are also IN
tho party.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. William McNair have
closed their cottage at Bar Harbor and
are at their country place at Locust
Val ey, L. ]. They have as 1ncir guests
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT


PILLING STREET
story. basement, parquet open pIun,b
Ins $500. cash 50 500 also pilIinr -
rooms. room baths. furnace, between Bush
,Sl' ~icH ann Evergreen. ELLSWORTH. I33s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
DEATHS


Whitney Arenue Whitneyville .. conn On
Monday afternoon. October ar ~
Friends are invited 20 atterd
FELLoWs-on saturday morning. octob.,
! - ANN g. f1fHtr OF John '-if.,vs a +, :;
Oldest daughter Of Edward a nd Ann cols
HIS funeral N Monday. October II a,
m: rom the reside nee OF her
! Flushing, J. !. 49,
TON-Sis,seui oot0be~ 7'nr..~as = ho-
loved hus50nd of Neliie Fov- Cnee suit.
vaa) and fsfilrr os >1sr.r ar , --h, r..
brother Of Mrs Catherine McCrlongb'
Nargayot ami James fros f-..-..si 80 !.
his late residence. 1904 Eve rr~aer ays
Bronx. Monday, OrtoDer =. - a. y,
Chrysostom, whore a requie IN mass viii
be offered for the repoee ~ A.s soul.
Interment Calvary. Kindly omit nowers Sr
UAGED0RN-Ch Charles r FIage 5o-n -, 0,
tober 7, at hts summer ressdeace. Bel.
port, !. L. in his N5th ve.4~ i'.,rersl
services in Moravian cfiu7ch New DON,
staten Island. on sunday afternoon 4
CLOCK Philadelphia pafer.4 please copy.
HlGGINs--At Great harrington. Mass,
Frieay, October :. 1920, Charlotte p
hisgin.. in 1er saa >ear z'unerai from
Great barr.ngtou, Monday. October -
~ =; s.....i, ~. lnte-ms,ot Evergreen
HOoIAIstE-On October at Rrooblv,
Hospital. Mar Ho0ialsn. for - vears
Iaithlui lleriber oi Tie household u
George c. butcher, 50 = r~e.ont 81 81.
Sf.,-- 80 '..sS ~ get Church,
0r,|9s''~ - 'S'sey e'ity' Monday,
.,C.-e.... - ~ - III
III FCV T-1ennie A. widow O, the lats
George Hufcut, at her residence. 20i
est 4Vtth St Funeral private Inter.
isisfr nso-l'tds' tCtooer II. az Dover
- - -'Vase on-s flowers.
III RsT.At Summit. y J, October g.
~ lara Narren, VITO os the ,a.e
JOhn Heart flrst IN her 7Qth wear
SerNlce5 at her late resiecnce 70 Essex
Road, summit \. 7. SUNDAY Ootober
~ ~ ~ =. y i.a-s.o bi.es viii meet
81 - e,ein 4e@tN ins iiooohen ss
= ''''' ~'''-S..t SAVING tiine.
ts-t-NI- Thomas. on THURSDAY. October :.
I'-t, H. loved husband ot Anua F. Kans
nee farreii)- late of the Appellate
'tN'sinn Slirs me Court Funeral from
MS late residence 10g- WISE av ON
mene@E me 4, a,,r,, a. s.t5 a m Solemn requem
Interrnel.t calys~y ,,+ll,'a,i noi'sa5 AqainlA
Nei- - -Autoiiloui-e corle se-
CIV on |m@r-es W., formerly Of this
in the ION 49, =, - - a. ohainoery. France,
,.'s e'' year OF his age
1UpFr g. daughter Of John s and Ellen
- Hn en- lsaW'on Funeral Washington
''' ~~''-"f' oOloDer 10
Ii RIE-On October g. Sadie belovsa
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs samuel Lnris'
IN her z1th year. Funeral services sun.
-, - q, IL at Ter Iate residence. so
Wop,afa,. . l.,Na ay' brooNlyn. Intermens
-AOi'N0''O1H cemetery, Springfield. L. I.
NJ COY October : 1920 Tohr
beloved husband OF Nareare- NcCov
(nee Manahsnl. and father Of virginia
is NJ EaIet @ fNf9te Ferguson. nnem-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mrs. Harry Hays Morgan, wife Of
the American Consul General at Brus
sells, has arrived in New York. Mrs
Morgan is accompanied by her two
daughters, Gloria and Thelma Countess
de Maupas, who was Miss. Consuela
Morgan until her recent marriage in
Paris, has been spending her honey
moon in England, Deauville and Bar-
ritz. The Count and Countess de Mau-
pas are planning to visit the United
States in November.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mrs. Donn Barber will give a lunch
cor December 4, at the Colony Club,
Tor her debutant daughter. Miss Betty
"arbcr. The guests, al. d6butantes of
the season, will number about sixty.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

there for the rest Of the month their
on-in- law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Reginald Hutchinson.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

In St. Pauls Episcopal Church at
North Andovcr, Mass, yesterday Miss
Frances Scoville, daughter Of Mrs.
John II. Scoville, became the bride of
Dr. David Nye Barrows. son Of Mrs.
Charles Clifford Barrows, of 63 East
Fifty-sixth Street, this city The cere-
mony was followed by a reception at
Hillcrest, the summer home Of MIS-.
Scovillc, in North Andover. Miss Deb
orah Bgelow, of New York, was the
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Harriet Kunhardt, of Bos-
ton; Miss Alice Allen, Miss Carolyn
Stevens and Miss Beatrix Post, all OF
New York
Arthur D. Osborne Cd, was best man,
and the ushers were Colonel Robert
Wadhams, DR.. Charles H. Nammack,
Harold Content and DR.. Edward Hoi-
laday.
After a wedding trip in the South
Dr. and Mrs. Barrows will live in this
city.
Mrs. Barrows attended Miss Chapin's
and the Brearley schools. and is a
member of the Junior League. DR..
08, and of Cornell Medical College,
~. He was a captain in the 1st
Field Artillery. He is an attending
physician at several hospitals in this
city.
Another wedding yesterday was that
CT Miss Constance Quinbv, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gurley Quinby,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany will give a
dance at the Ritz Carlton December II.

Mr.. and Mrs Harris Fahnestock have
returned from I.enox and are at their
mouse, Is East SIXTY sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
THE REV. G. w. NICHOLSON

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. .9.-The
Rev George W. Nicholson, seventy
eight years old, founder of the Baptist
N MlAisters' home Society of New York.
New Jersey and Connecticut and for
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Miss Porter
Is Married to
r. l.. Has1,ill
Miss Frances Scoville Be-
comes Bride of DR.. David
Nye Burrows at Ceremony
in North Andover. Mass.
Observation-Disclosures edded
Engagement Of Miss Currie
Duke Mathews 10 Francis
III. Cabot .Dr. Announced

Miss katherine Delano Porter. daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hobart Porter
was married at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon in Trinity Church. Hewlett
l.. l., to Robert Lyon Hamill, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walbridge Hamill
Of Hinsdale, H. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Bumpus and
there was d reception at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter. Lawrence, L. |.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was attended by Miss Alison
Philips, as maid Of honor; and Miss
Frances Mott, Miss Lucy Bulkley, Miss
Helen Armstrong, Miss Elinor Minor,
Miss Emily Hamill, Miss Katherine
Hamill, Miss Elinor Thompson, Miss
Janet Croll and Miss Gcnevieve Bah
bitt, as bridesmaids.
b. Brewster Jennings was Mr..
Hamil's best man and the ushers
were John Bryan, Kenneth W ood, Mel
son Jerome Smith, De Forest Van
Slyck, Charles Stradella, Charles S.
Garland Louis Greenleaf Adams, Ed
ward Wallace. Pierrepont Schreiber,
John Enders, J ohm Grinne1l Hustled and
David Ingalls,.
the bride wore white satin and rose
point lace. The maid Of honor was in
blue chiffon, with blue SASH and the
other attendants were in apricot chif-
fon with blue sashes. They all carried
white roses and rysanthemums.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sabin came to
The city yesterday from Southampton,
l.. |. They gave n luncheon at Del
mOnico's.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

fCC X rooms, new apartment house at
zoSth, broadway; ready for occupancv
all outside rooms. leases Apply William
G. Hurst. 1865 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Birth Engagement Marriage Death Ner1oriar Noc..
be tephond TIE Tribune anu time 10 07Jrioht M
insertion in the next days Telephone Bccknan 5000
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ArAETMh>r> TO LEr-vNFrRNlsEEn


ATTRACTIVE single apartment Wash
lngton Square section: S rooms. kitchen
very convenience, large living room
sunny with alcove hreplaces. 81 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

II SNfR-On Thursday. October :. ls2V,
William L. Turner Funeral a. his .ate
residence. = East 55th ST, New Yora
city, on sunday. October 10. al 80 :? M
SEi14.--At Marlboro. \. Y. october y
Charles g.. Nelle. in his s4th year Fu<
neral services at his late residence AoH~
daN. October H. go p. IN.
EsIt---s llI.T-At Eneiew9od CliH. \ Js
on Saturday. October 9. 1920. Hsniel- pes
loved Ae~b4na ot Doretta Fitch WesteI-
Neit. ii- his 49th year. Funeral services
80 th- i'ir-l E.efor3aet church Ceyits'
.i.. tr A'ureat October r.. at ? III
Iuiial IT Droo.ssle. Eoslewo ood. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

DIEGAN-suddenly, October :. 1920 Ada
q. DE E,lGAN 1nee Lounsberry). ucioNGG
we OF Joseph Deegan. Funeral f-on,
her late residence, $50 Post aVt. Soa-
Hay. october 10. 1880 =. m Interim n.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

DAVIsE0wen W, on October $. Services
at ms late residence. PSI West g9f -
on sunday October 10. at 2:45 p m
DAWSON = Edith. THE FI-NFP
Eh RcH, Broadway Goth St, Auspices
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

DES Z ~ hK-on Is--'3 Thursday. October :. 1870.
Dever and daughter OF the jas. l,a1S Us
ana Honora O'Connel. tunersi nom
der late residence. lis Jane St. Sl,iaa5
p. M Interment Calvary .',
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burtis Leach, Of
South Orange, n. j., have announced
tne engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Maude Chandler Leach, to Justus Car
lile Martin, Of Providence, r. |.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

A'->,''-''>'' I W NhitneyVllle Conn. oct. q
i'-V' JaAa Adela English Fane,,i
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Another wedding yesterday was that
CT Miss Constance Quinbv, daughter
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

s1'7'Fi -I4annah. suddenly. widow Of
Philip Sterling. mother Of Norris Harry,
" 4-iiain. Ben amin. Mrs. Dora Lese. Mrs
Emma Rosenberg. Funeral sunday. Oc@
tpNer I0 10 a. H.. from her late resi-
dence. 154l Franklin av.. Bronx Kindly
omit flowers