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The New York herald., 1920-11-07
SOCIAL NOTES.

Meetings OF Club de Vingt will be
resumed next Thursday night In the
Della Robbia room OF the Vanderbilt
The club VIII be open for members on
Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights and on each afternoon
during the week except Sunday Mrs
r. w. Hawlesworth and Miss Louise
Prussing VIII be In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harmon Din
widdie, who have been at Beauvoir
their country home at Port Washing
ton. L. l.. are az the Park Avenue
Hotel for two weeks before leaving for
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Munson have
moved from their country place. Ranora
Hills Farm, Pleasnntvljlc. ". Y, to
their new homo at IL East Slxty-seventh
street.
Baron and Baroness @. G. de Meyer
have returned to their apartment IN the
Hotel Chatham after an absence of four
months In Europe.
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Reception at Home Follows
Ceremony in Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church.

The marriage of Miss Anne Jessup
Woodin. second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Woodin. to Mr.. Olin
Frisble Harvey of Wilkesbarre. Pa, took
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. John Kelman, pastor of the
church.
The birdie wore a gown Of white satin
draped with rose point lace and she car
ried a bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
white bouvardia. Miss Elizabeth Woodin
was her sisters maid OF honor, and the
other bridal attendants were Mrs.
Charles Miner another sister of the
bride; Miss Carol Harvey sister OF the
bridegroom: Mrs. Theodore Darlington
Jessup and Miss Christine Jessup OF
Scranton. All wore costumes of mauve
and pink chiffon with hats to correspond
carrying clusters of chrysanthemums
The flower girls We're cousins of the
bride. Honour DiclIerman and Kate
Howell McCreary. DR.. Albert X Det-
willer was best man. The ushers were
DIR. Lawrence Thompson. Messrs Will
lam Fl. Woodin, Jr.. Charles Miner, Ian
ing Harvey, William S. Mclean, Jr., and
George r. Mclean.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at 752 Park avenue, the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. Woodin Is presi-
dent Of the American Car and Foundry
Company.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Will live in Flushing, L. l.
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ENGAGED.

RIN-GARFrNKEI.-M and Mrs Max
Carfunkel Of ? East i2oth st. announce
Leonard L. Arkln, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Morri, Ariln Of 720 Riverside Drive.
BLAUNER - AVRuTINE. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Ayrutine, 1850 7th av.. announce
the engagement of thelr daughter Lillian
to Mr.. Sidney H. Blauner son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bleunor. 40 West End av.
FTsCHER--K -KATZ.-Mr and Mrs. Morris
Fischer Of $50 West 1854 st. announce the
Charles katz. Reception Sunday. Noyem.
Der -, from . to q, at the savigny. 229
Lenox av. No cards.
HTRSCtlAIAlyN- EIN.-Mr. Joseph l..
his sister. Rose, 70 Mr Frank Hesslein.
At home, West 6s n st., Sunday. Novem-
Der I, from to 6 p. II.
ER--ANC'HELL.-Mr and Mrs Os-
car Anchell announce NJ" engagement OF
their daughter, Stella - Mr. Samuel Kcli-
ner. Reception 20 BE- held az the Hotel St.
George, Brooklyn. N. Y. on Sunday after
noon, November -, from to g.
KORNFELD - CALAMITY - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Galanty OF Ioj E. 9Th ST. announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Flor.
encc TO Morris Kornfeld. son OF woli
Kornfeld, OF 73 av. c, New York city.
MEYFR-G0ODMAN.--M and Mrs Edwin
Goodman Of Wost s6th st. announce
TIE engagement Of their daughter. MI
dred, to AIr. patd Meyer, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac II. Meyer OF New Yorl
city. Reception at the Ritz-CarIton IIo-
tel on Saturday, November II, from 4
20 @.
ROSENBf UM-HECET.-Nr. and Mrs. VIII
iam Hecht announce the engagement oi
their daughter, Jcannette Leah, 10 Benia
min w. Ro9cnhluu. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Eosenblum. At home Monday eve
uing. November 8. at $40 West Eighty
ninth -.
WhTKER-CORnAY.- and Mrs. Jaco.
Corday Of 1859 Lexington Hv. announc'
the engagement OF their daughter, AIDE.
laide Beatrice. TO Mr.. Max Walker OF New
York.
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Miss Edna Strauch
Becomes Bride of
EdWin NJ. Stanton
Ceremony rs Followed by Re-
ception at Home Of the
Brides Parents.

In the Church OF the Divine Pater-
nifty. Seventy-sixth street and Central
Park West. yesterday afternoon. Miss
Edna Henderson Strauch. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Strauch OF 67
Riverside Drive, was married to Mr..
Edwin Moore stanton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Brewster Stanton of this
city and New Canaan. Conn. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joseph Fort Newton and was witnessed
BY many relatives and friends.
The bride wore a gown OF white satin,
her veil of tulle being held by coronet
cf old rose point and duchess lace. She
carried bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and white orchids. Miss Marian Noyes
was the maid Of honor and the other
bridal attendants were Mrs. Chandler
Bates. Misses Joan Stanton, Marion
Strauch and Dorothy Stevens. The
maid of honor's costume was of shaded
green taffeta and the others wore gowns
OF orchid shades all carrying orchid
co!ored chrysanthemums Mr.. Edward
Fl. Clingen-was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Robert r. Stanton, Jr. ;
Harold o. Stanton. Elmo L. Gridley,
Saxon King and Irving Schafer. A re-
ception followed at the brides home.
Nj. and Mrs. Stanton will live in this
. city.
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M A RIED.

COUDERT-HAwLEY. - On Saturday. No
yernber g. at Hartford. Conn. by the Rev
Monfignor Thomas $. DUgvan. 1lic.
Ma-'cn, CRGViiter OF the late Senator
Joseph r. lIawlcy and Mrs. Hawley Of
Connecticut, 70 Louis I.eonce Coudert OF
New York city.
CUTIRELLs-BALDwr Saturday No
venlber 6, at the residence Of the bride. 10
Remsen st, Brooklyn, 10y Rev John Lyon
Caughey, Faith. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
stephen G. Baldwin, to Lieut.. Hugh Ham
lin Cuthre.l
ELATr-C -CREENwo0D.--MRr No
vcmher /. 1920, by Rev. Dr. Hirsch Meier
T<ecblatt. Gertrude Greenwood. Al home
after December l OF 5eJ West iSsth ~.
SALZBTRG-H -HOROWTTZ.-On Tuesday. No
vcmber ., 1920, at I7o'el Savoy. by the
Rev. DR.. Israel Goldstein, Mildred Horo-
witz 10 Morris Salzberg.
SPTNCARN-COON.--M end Mrs. Joseph
Coon Of :60 Riverside Drive announce
the marriage Of their daughter Harriet,
70 Mr.. Harry Spingarn, on Tuesday, No
vember .. io2e. at tho Hotel Astor.
sTANTON-STGAUCH.- Saturday, No
Vernbcr G, az the Church OF tho Divine
Paternity. Edna Henderson, daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Strauch. 20
Edwin Moore Stanton, son Of Mr.. and Mr..
Robert Brewster Stanton, both of New
York city.
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BANES--DE BUYS.

In the Church of the Heavenly Rest
yesterday afternoon Miss Jeanne Cecile
Marguerite De Buys n daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred De Buys was married
to Mr.. Henry Ward Banks Sd OF Moro
ton, Conn, by the Rev DR.. Herbert
Shipman. Miss Alice De Buys, sister of
the bride, was the maid of honor and
Mrs. John T. Patterson sister of the
bridegroom, the matron of honor. Tne
other attendants were Mrs. Mason 3.
Starring, Jr., and Mrs. Herbert Savage
Ogden. Mr.. Henry G. Hotchklss was
best man. The ushers were Mr. Morton
M. Banks, brother of the bridegroom
liessrs Josia Lasell 2d, Alexander I.
Henderson. Lewis n. Shaw. ]. Conner
ford Mclaughlin and Merrill Gates. a
reception was held at the st. Regis. Mr..
and Mrs Banks will live in Noroton.
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COLONIAL FURNITURE SHOWN

Early American furniture, now on ex.
hihitlon at the new Clari,e galleries, a
AZ and a. East Fif,y-eighth street, IN
cl,tdes a spinet. inlald and decorated.
once the property OF George Clinton,
first Governor Of New York two side
boards In mahogany, recently taken
II en- the old home Of Gen. Knox IN Bel
fast. Me. old pine corner cupboards In
excellent condition, swinging cradle,
o. ce tho property OF Martin Van Bure1
&c coming from his old home N Kin
dc7'hrpK; s'~ rooms OF woodwork, halls
and stsircesrs. recently r-oveA from a
historic house near Tag.fort v'Lr
quaint old 1replaces and comple,' a..
tings. There also "a n collection of
early brass and Iron utensils in excel
lent condition
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
Dance Cat Step
in Protest Against
Req. DR.. Straton
Pupils From Academies Appear
at international Dancing
Exposition.

a thousand or more young persons
ana few middle aged ones gl!ded. un-
dulated and wabbled over the drillroom
floor OF the Seventy first Regiment
Armory last night as a protest against
the Rev. Or. Strston's recent structures
against the fox trot and the cat step.
The evening session of the first all day
convention Of the international Dancing
Exposition OF America furnished the
occasion
The protestants were very serious
ABOUT 1t. The big dance was not mere
lamboree, but q united attempt on the
part OF students OF thirty or more dane
ing academies In Greater New York and
neighboring Jersey towns to demon
strate that the third movement Of the
toN tfot is not Immoral, the Rev. DR..
Straton 10 the contrary notwithstand-
ing ana that the cat step is really
graceful! and artistic. Harry j. Schul-
: man. dancing teacher, presided over the
convention as lts president. Three Jazz
bands kept the crowd In action.
The evening session also gave to Prof
Hyman Rirsch an opportunity to hurl
defiance at the United Masters of Dane
ing Association, which at It's recent con-
vention In the Hotel Astor refused to
permit him to demonstrate his Hrsch
piaudits OF last nights crowd meant
anything, Prof Hirsch and one of his
preuiest pupils made very good IN those
extensions of the dancing mania. Prof
Arthur L. Kretlow demonstrated with
one OF his pupils the purring movements
or the sensational cat step that agitated
the Rev DR.. Straton, while the three
bands formed united symphonic back
ground. In ten minutes all the other
dancers paired off and cat stepped IN
every nook and corner OF the armory
floor.
About midnight professional dancers
from the theatres and the Broadway
caparots joined the crowd. In the
meantime the students from the thirty
academies went through the wabbles.
dips and slides OF the three current
dances. the fox trot the one-step and
the modernized waltz. while members
OF POSTGRADUATE classes yentured into
the cat step. Hirsch trot, American
tango, terrace glide. a new waltz.
Broadway walk and the American
polonaise. Watchful eyes OF experts
on the directing committee picked out
the best couples for cash prizes and
silver cup trophies. 1t cost every one
present seventy-five cents to partici-
pate. The net income went into the
treasury Of the international Dancing
Exposition.
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UNVEILINGS. G .

COIN. Unwilling OF monument OK tns late
Doris cohn. Novemcer -. CO. .IS
eator, Fields Cemetery. Relatives aad
friends are invited.
GROSS .-Irr,on1s and relatives invited 90
attend uuveilinR OF monument In lov'nE
r1emory OF Amelia Gruss. beloved VIE 9,
Jacob H. Grosa. mother OF Albert ana
tdv.ard and stella Dean. sunday. NO.
ycnlber 7. p. NJ, Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
I1MAfEL.--Announcing u, unv1 Mag q t tss
tombstone Of Lena Hnmel, beloved VIE
~ Harry Hlmmci aud beloved mother OK
Nfnnia aud Archie, sunday Ncvember d
. y IL sharp. New Washington Cemetery.
section :. Reiativer. FRIENDS and Mount
Ncbo sigterbo0d Invited. In case OF RAM
following Sunday.
tsrrrN. .-tTnyeilinc ot monument of Leon.
tho, beloved Wife OF Morris klien ana
laying mother Of Mira. Rose Teicnnsn.
viii take place sunday, NcVemoer Z. az
2 i. NJ Mount Zion Ccr'ctcry. IN eaSs
Of rain postponed until November IA.
posESBERG. .--ftclst tives and friends kinely
attend uu,ening Of the stons OF .y,,o., my o..
lovcd ,vif. aud cur dear mother, Aueur'a y
rogerbcrr. st Bay Id Cemetery. sun
day. November Z. 1920, J 30 p. NJ sharp
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MISS HAWLEY WE'D
TO Mr.. L. L. COUDERT
Daughter of Late Senator J.
X. H0.Diey Becomes Bride.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 6.-Miss Alice
Marion Hawley daughter OF the lat-
United States Senator James r. Haw-
ley, was married here to-day N the
brides home to Mr.. Louis Leonce Con
dert Of New York.
The ceremony was performed by Mg-
Thomas F. Duggan, chancellor Of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Hartford.
Miss Roswelle Hawley attended her
sister and Mr.. Frederic r. Coudert, the
br'degroom's cousin. was the best man.
The bridegroom is a son OF the late
Louis Leonce Coudert and nephew Of
the late Charles and Frederic f. Cod-
cert. He is a brother of Mrs. Haro.d
Perry Erskine OF New York.
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VAN wYCK-sw wAINsoN.

In All Angels Church yesterday after
noon Miss Marjorie Lee Swa insou,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs David Young
Swanson, was married to Mr.. Samuel
Barent Van Wyck of Brooklyn by the
Rev. Or. Henry Lubbock. There was but
one bridal attendant Mrs. Donald Flani-
gen OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Crowell
Iiadden Sd was the best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Franklin Birdsall.
J.awton Campbell. Prall Bird. Donald
T1anigen. Edward Thurston and Erresi
Walnridge A small reception followed
ut 194 Riverside Drive, the home Of the
brides parents. where Mr. and Mrs. Van
Wyck will live when they return from
q Southern trip.
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MISS rsopEL rEAVE TO WED.

Announcement has been made by Mr..
ard Mrs Francis Henry Peave of S12
West l4Sth street Of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Isobei Berkeley
paave, 10 Capt. Harry Tremalne Wood.
Y. S. A., who was graduated from West
Point Military Academy in 1917. Capt.
Wood served overseas for several months
as q member OF the Twenty-fourth Aero
Gquadron. he was decorated by the King
CO the Belgians, being made Chevaler
Of the order of the Belgian Crown. Miss
Peave returned last January from Min
rcapolis, where she attended the Uni
versity of Minnesota. She is a member
Of Phi Beta Psi.
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TO WED MISS DOROTHY MANICE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Manico OF
~ East Sixty fourth street have an
nounced the engagement OF their daush-
Ter, Miss Dorothy j. Manice, to Mr..
Joseph II. Oglesby of New Orleans The
wedding will take place on November 10
nt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maniee and
II VIII be very simple, without attend
ants Miss Manice is a member OF the
Colony Club and was introduced 10 so
cicty several years ago. Mr.. Cglesby
Is the con OF the late Joseph II. Ogiesby.
n banker OF New Orleans. where his
mother now lives. He and his bride
will live In New York
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
gTOCK--LUCE.

Miss Marion Clark Luce, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus d. Luce Of Glen
Ridge. NJ j., was married to Mr. Ernest
Richard stock last night In the Congre-
gatlonal Church. Glen Ridge. In the
presence OF large gathering. The Rev.
DR.. Clarence II. Hill otflciatcd. Miss
Luce Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Artemus Luce. She was attended by
Miss Kathleen Stock. a sister OF the
bridegroom. and the Misses Katharine
Hlnrichs and Carol Little OF Glen Ridge.
Edith Sanders Of Lowell, Mass. and
Alice Kurtz OK Conncaut, Chic. as
bridesmaids. Dunbar Hlnrichs was best
man. A reception followed the cere-
mony.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
GEORGE WALTER NEWTON.

George Walter Newton OF 1o1 West
Eighty-hfth street died Tuesday In hts
summer home In Greenfield. Mass. He
was asrociated with his father and
brother Frantiir y Newton, In the Arm
OF Edmund Newtll 3 Sons. importers
and manufactures Of rattan at 371
Pearl street. for many years. continuing
with his brother after the elder Newtoi's
death.
Mr. Newton was born IN South Gardi-
ner, Mass IN 1919 He was n member
Of the RubIneteln Club OF this city and
the Monomomock Club OF Gardiner.
Mass. Ho leaves his wife. who was
Ora A Carpenter Of Greenfield. Mass,
and a sister. Mrs Alethia Newton Har-
vcy OF Germantown, pa
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
JOHN ID. BENTON.

John B. Benton. former State Divt-
sional Engineer and well known in
ventor, died Friday night in his home IN
Union Springs, N. Y. He was Sc years
old
Mr.. Benton was born in Washington
and received his education In that city
He was graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity and had been presideAt OF the
Benton Manufacturing Company for
number Of years. lie was a member
Of the Masonic Lodge OF Newark. y. T.,
for eixty-one years. He leaves Wife,
three daughters and one son.
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Found.
BIR T HS.

DPOLLER.-Nr. and Mrs. David Droller
announce the birth Of a daughter. Paier
7oN pc pers please copy.
EILnOGEN Mr. and Mrs. s. EIibogen OF
112 W. i10th 81. announce the arrival OF a
daughter on November >.
KIRSH. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kirsh (nes
Marian Rip!n) 123 ". 1lSth St. an
nouuCe the arrival OF a son, November 4.
1920, Wcmen's Hospital. ION 50. and
Cathedral Parkway. Boston papers please
copy.
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"MASDAnISo vrRr TUESDAY

Tho management OF rhe Mandarin
announced yesterday that they had cam
celled the plays engagement for noNI
week In Washlngton and viii bring II to
the Princess Theatre for It's New York
opening next Tuesday nlEht The Man
DARN" II a mystery play which aroused
much interest In continental Europe ana
has been adapted for the American stage
by Herman Bernstein. The cast is
headed by Brandon lyman and includes
Louise Orth, Amy Dennis, Robert Tabor
and Nine. Hallna Bruzovna, European
prlna donna-actress. who Is making her
American debut
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Platt of High
Orchard, Westfiold. N. j., announced
teh engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Hilda Piatt, TO Mr.. wllfred
Henri Wolfs, son of Mrs. Jean
Wolf Of Newark, n. J. Mr.. wolfs
was graduated from Lehigh University
IN 1917 and Is member of the Chi
Isi fraternity. lie served with the
Eorton-Haries Ambulance Service in
France and with the american Red
Cross In Italy as an ambulance driver.
lie was decorated with the Italian War
Gross ahd Distinguished Service Medal.
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CAPT. CHARLES II. rINKHAM.

WORCESTER, Mass. Nov Capt
Charles II. Pinkham former appraiser
in the Boston Custom House ana a Con-
gressional Medal OF Honor veteran Of
the civil war; died to-day aged 76 years
He was voted the Medal of Honor for
recovering the colors q the Flftysev-
anth Massachusetts regiment and cap
turing the flag O. the Fifty-sevonth
North Carolina regiment at the battle
of Fort Stedman. March %. 1865.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
DEVLIN-o,BRIEN.

In the Church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes
yesterday Miss Helen Collette O'Brien.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. james w.
O'Bricn. was married TO Or. Albert j.
Devlin of Philadelphia. The Rev Father
Joseph II. Mcmahon ohiciated. The
bride was attended by Mrs. william J..
Devlin. Mr.. Devlln was best man for
his brother. A wedding breakfast was
given at the Hotel Marseilles.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
DIR. F. R. DIEUADE WEDS.
Narrics Miss ElOise Stewart of
Washington and Virginia.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HHRAI D
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. - DR.. Francis
Raymond Dieuade of the staff of Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. and Miss
Eloise Stewart, daughter of the late
Preston S. Stewart of Washington and
Virginia. were married at noon to-day
ut the Burlington Hotel by the Rev
Percy Foster Hall Of Trinity Episcopal
Church. DR.. Dieuade is the son OF
Thomas NJ Dieuade of New York. man
aging editor of TIL SUN. After a we'd
eng trip DR.. and Mrs. Dieuade will live
in Baltimore.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Il. a c. Perrine OF Trenton, n. j.,
has announced the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Anne A. Perrine, 10 Mr..
Robert T. Bowman son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert X. Bowman of this city. The
enga cement Is one OF wide Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J French OF
University Heights announce tho en-
gagement Of their niece, Mlsa Ella May
Loutz. TO Mr.. Thomas Charles Landi OF
Woodbridge, N. J.
Prof and Mrs. Jean Charlomagne
Bracq of Keene, ". H., announce the
enga cement of their daughter. Miss Flor
ence Brncq, 20 Mr. Robert S. Moulton Of
Boston. son Of Prof Charles w. Moulton
OF Vnssar and Mrs. Moulton.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
NEILEY-REILY.

Miss Marion G. Reilly, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Reilly OF
East Orange, N. j.. was married to Mr.
Geoffrey Cooke Neiley of Boston last
evening in the Church OF the Transflgu-
ration by the Rev. DR.. George c. Hough-
ton, the rector. The bride entered the
church with her uncle, Mr.. William A.
Jones. Jr. Lieut.. Commander George
Neiley was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Richard and Stephen Neiley.
Charles Marshall. Frederic Chapman.
Alfred and Harold Reilly. After the
ceremony there was a reception and
dinner at the Waldorf-Astorla
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
MISS MOVES ENGAGED.

speciai D.spcicN 70 THE NEW York HEnAtn
WAsuINcToN NJ. G.. y nd Nra
Ffsn;; ,. Noyeg snrcGnce tae occ-
nlenl of their daughter. Frances E1-
bold Noyes. to MIR. Edward Hart Of New
York The wedding will take place early
In January. Mr.. Hart Was resident Of
washington for a number OF years and
Is at present the general counsel Of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Next Tuesday nght's performance OF
Spanish Love- az Rpxino Flliott'R Theatre
win be tho iO0th presentation OF the Hop
wood Rnehnrt drama IN Now YORK. In ed-
dltion to the regular "wednesday matinee
there will be an extra matinee on Thurgday
of this Theatre 20 celebrate Armlstlce Day.
The Theatre Culd Announces that durinr
The run Of "Heartbreak House Tho curtain
viii rise promptly at 8:i5 o'clock IN the
evening, instead OF ~ $3.50. At has previously
been the custom nt the Garrick Tho usual
rnatinees on Thursdays and Saturdays VIII
begin az asfb.
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MRs. MATILDA Il. BURNHAM.

Mrs. Matilda Elizabeth Burnham.
retired ship owner. died az the United
Hospital, Port Chester yesterday fol-
lowing an operation. She was 7S years
old. Mrs. Bnrnham was born in Liver
pool. the daughter OF ship owner. She
had made several trips around the worlo
on voyages with her husband. A son
survives her.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
ROOSEVELT ECONOMY SALE.

An economy sale will be held at 507
Madison avenue from November 10 IL
TO raise funds TO further the work OF
Americanlzation that viii be carried on.
at Roosevelt House. Admission viii be
ten cents. Articles, old and new, Of all
kinds are solicited and may be sent TO
Mrs Edward ID. Moslcy, 1888 Fifth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
ED0UARD DAREWsKI DEAD.
Father of Herman and Max Was
Once Noted Singer.

LONDON, Nov. s.--Edouard Darewski
noted singer. died here to-day at the
age OF SO years. He was the father "
the well known composers and music
publishers Herman and Max Darewsld.
Mr.. Darewsl1, who was a fluent lin
guist and Talmudic scholar, was a life
long friend Of Adeina Patti. whose early
struggles he shared
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON.

Special Despatch 20 Tus NEW YoaK HEyALB.
CHICAGO Nov. 6--John William John
son. pioneer Chicago tent and canvas
manufactures. died IN his home to-day.
Mr. Johnson was born IN Stavanger,
Norway. In 1874. and came to America
IN 1888. The J. W. Johnson Company,