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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Miss Dorothy Lepis
Becomes Bride of
DR.. c. S. Wheeler
Several New Workers Act as
{. Attendants at Wedding in
Springfield, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. I'm Faith
Congregational Church to-day Miss Dor
othy Jeanette Lewis. daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Coltrell Lewis of Longhill,
Springfield, and DIR. clifford Slater
Wheeler of New York were married by
the Rev. DR.. E. T. Goddard. The maid OF
honor was Ness Anne Elizabeth Lewis,
sister of the BRIDE and the best man
was Arthur Chaplin Wheeler, BROTH OF
the bridegroom. The bride was attended
by the Misses Margaret Colgate of East
Orange. N. j.; Dorothy Hazen Parsons,
Frances Ley, Catherine Shuart Cath
crime Coles of Springfield, Mass; Phyllis
Twombley of Boston. Mary Martin and
Catherine Adelaide wheeler of New
York
The ushers were the Messrs. Anton
Emerson Walbridge, Charles Stewart
Smith, Lieut.. Talbot Coleman Wildman,
UAS. Navy; Sidney Dillon Ripley. Fred
erick Starr Wildman or New York, DR..
Ernest Jesse Penfield of Brooklyn, Ar
thur Knowles Hutchins of Worcester,
Mass, and Richmond Lewis, brother of
the bride, of Springfield. Mass
DIR. and Mrs. Wheeler will sail Tor
Europe on the France next Wednesday,
and on their return will live in 7Ol Mad
ison avenue, New York
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UNIV C S

FINE. - Dedication Of memorial 20 Helen
rro ebr,an Fine on Sunday October 10,
10 40 prompt. Machpnclah Cemetery All
friends invited. IL rain then following
Sunday.
IsAACs-Mrs. Hattie Isaacs announces the
uuveilInc az monument IN loving memory
81 her beloved husband, Irving uke)
Union Fields Cemetery, Rodolph Scholem
Grounds. In case Of rain postponed 20
following Sunday
JACOBSON Louis. husband 81 Emma.
. father OF william and Carrie J. Moss
Vfuveiiing Sunday, October 10. 7. NJ, ~
Mount Hope. Cypress Hllls, Cemetery. Re
iatives and friends invited. IL rain, Toll
lowing Sunday.
KRAMER -t'nvcilinR 81 monument IN mem
orv OF our beloved mother, Rachel krnmcr,
VIII take place Sunday, october 10, ~
Gao = M Mount Hope Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
NEWMAN. Unwilling in memory 81 our be
loepd brother, Leopold Newman, will take
utnca~ M Mount Carmci Ceuetery sunday
October 10. 1920 at 2.30 n. NJ Relatives
and friends invited
sCHICKEt. - Unwilling % monuglent IN
memory Of our beloved mother, Regina
schickcI sunday. October 10 \. n.
Union Fields Cemetery. II rain following
ssnday.
sCHwENlS. --Uuveiilng ~ monument q our
dear mother. Eva, wife 81 the late Abra-
ham grhwcnk. VIII take place sunday,
october 10, 1920. 2 30 =. NJ, Old Wash
trgton Cemetery. Relatives ana friends
Invited. N raining, following sunday.
sTRrIrTZ. Unwilling Of monument On mem
DRY OF my beloved wife. Hannah. and our
dear mother win be held Sunday. october
10 al 1, $50 T.. NJ. at Bayside Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
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ACTRESSES WEDDING DELAYED.
Illness Prevents Miss Sprague's
Marriage to Mr.. GotIinr

Miss Nora Sprague's marriage to Mr.
Addison B. Calling, grandson of the
gun inventor. did not take place yester-
day as arranged. The ceremony was
to haye been performed at the home of
Miss Nora MacLaren, at 245 East
Seventy-first street, an aunt of Miss
Sprague, who Is an actress playing an
irgenue part in Opportunity" at the
Forty-eighth Street Theatre. It was
to have taken place between the matinee
and evening performances and the
couple were to live at Riverside Drive
and Eighty-sixth street and they were
to defer their honeymoon trip until the
end of the engagement at least, for mar
riage was not to interfere with Miss
Sprague's career on the stage.
1t was said at the home of Miss Mac
Laren that the sudden Illness of a rela-
tive was the cause of the marriage not
taking place.
Announcement of the engagement was
made only last Thursday and came as
a surprise to many friends. Mr.. Cat
lings first wife. whom he married in
June, 1918, was Miss Marjory Meeker,
daughter of Mr.. Claude Meeker of New
York
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JAS. A. SMITH, CONSUL
AT CALCUTTA, IS DEAD
End Comes at Monte Carlo at
Age of 81.

Word was received here yesterday OF
the death at Monte Carlo of James ALI
wood Smith. American Consul-General
at Calcutta, who has been a prominent
member of the Governments foreign
service for the last twenty-three years.
Mr.. Smiths home was at Middlebury.
VT, and he was manager OF extensive
marble interests there prior to 1897,
when he accepted the post as Consul at
Leghorn, Italy. After remaining in that
city for ten years he became Consul
General at Bona in the Congo Free
State, but returned to Italy one year
later to take the post of Consul General
at Genoa
He was the son of the Rev. DR. Jo-
seph Morgan Smith and Cordelia Root
Smith OF Grand Rapids. Mich. and the
brother of Gertrude NJ and DIR. Rich
ard r. Smith of Grand Rapids and j.
Morgan Smith of Washington. ID. C.
He was married in 1890 to Miss Mar
guerite A. Ransom of Lansing. Mich.
Mr.. Smith, who was in his rffty-fifth
year, was a Mason, e. Shriner, a Con-
gregationalist and Republican. He
received his education at Williston Sem
mary, Easthampton, Mass.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Margaret Hereford Fuller. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson W.
Fuller, of 1912 Fifth avenue, was mar
red to Mr.. Lucien Herman Steinbrugge
a son of Mrs Edward Steinbrugge. of
Paris, yesterday afternoon at Haymount
the country home of her parents in
Briarcliff Manor. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. David James Bur-
rell of this city. The brides only attend
ant was her sister. Miss Dorothy Fuller
and Mr. Esmond p O'Brien was the best
man. A reception was held. When Mr.
and Mrs. S,einbrugge return from a trip
to the South they will i've at 43 East
Seventy-sixth street.
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CARLsON-REYNERT.

Miss Laura Reynert, daughter of
Judge August Reynert, for many years
counsel to the Norwegian and Swedish
Consulates in New York, was married
to. Mr.. Harry e. Carlson, American Vice
Consul to Norway, yesterday in the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION by the
Rev. DR.. George G. Houghton, the rec
tor. The King of Sweden conferred
upon the bridegroom the Order Of the
knight of Vasa and from the King OF
Norway he received the Order of the
Knight Of st. Olaf. Mrs. Alice Reynert
Rosanska was her sisters only attend
ant. Mr.. A. S. Dye was the best man.
There were no usners. A reception was
he'd at the home OF the bride in Flush
ing, L. T.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

Miss Mabel Rowland Sherwood
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. William In
gersoll Sherwood of Montclair, n. j..
was married last night to Mr.. Robert
Sheldon Wildes son of Mr.. Thomas
Wfldes of Brooklyn The ceremony was
performed at the Sherwood home by the
Rev. DR.. Jay T. Stocking, pastor of the
Christian Union Congregational Church.
The brides attendants were Miss Jose
phine Cooper of Montclair as maid of
honor and the Misses Louise Stock
bridge and Louise Wilcox. also OF Mont
clair, as bridesmaids. The best man was
Mr.. John Mac<y of Brooklyn. and the
ushers were Mr.. Clarence Sherwood of
Montclair, an uncle of the bride, and Mr..
George Mosely of Rowayton, Conn.
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DIED.
In NIemoriain.


Looney. Michael II. smith. Clarence u.
AttEpN.-On october 2. at his sisters resi-
dence. 22G Central Park West, John ~,
Ahern formerly Of Chicago. brother Of
Major George. Kate. Annie ana fhillp
Ahern. Requiem mass oi3o a. ~, Mon Mon,
day. october 4. Holy Trinity Church. SD
IT., near broadway
BARNArlD.-At 80 A. NJ, October 4. 1920.
at Snranac Lake, y v, Kenneth PARK
hurst dearly loved husband ~ Elizabeth
King Barnard. In hls attn year. London.
England, and Goshen, n. Y. papers please
copy.
BERGMAN. Sophia 7. Bergman (nee
Kaatner) beloved wife ~ the late y. A.
Herman Bergman. entered into rest Octo-
Der T. 1870 Funeral services Sunday. Oc-
tOber 3, 1920, at . r. NJ, at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Robert wicchert.
800 East Third street. Brooklyn.
BUswELL.-At westfled. n. j.. on Friday.
october T. 1890 Isabel smith, wife o.
the late Henry L. Boswell. IN tho SGD
year Of her age. Services az her late
residence. 7S5 Clark At. Westflcld. on
Monday. October 4, ~ $3.50 r. NJ. Train
leaves foot Of Liberty st.. G. II. r. y. J..
az I o'clock. daylight saving time.
DwAN.--on October 2. 1920. Freda. beloved
wife OF John and mother Of Edna and
John. Jr., Dwan. Notice OF funeral later.
FLEMING. On October I. John Leo. beloved
husband % Mary Fleming tnee Lynchl
and son Of John. and the late Bessie Flem-
ing. Funeral from bis late residence. 1873
Eastburn av., near' lf0th st., ana ttanu
Concoursc, The Bronx, on Monday, Octo-
her A. Requiem mass al the Church or the
Holy Spirit. Burnside and University avs.
AZ fONA. VI. Automobile cortege.
G1ESEMANN.-- Friday. October I. 1920.
aged 90 years, beloved husband OF Amy
Ciesemann. Funeral from funeral par
Tors Of J. rIcrriich q Sons, 49, East seth
st., New York city, on Monday. October
4, at $3.50 T, NJ. Automobile cortcgc.
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M A r R E D.

AJSTIN-McLEAN Saturday, October .,
1920 at Church OF Incarnation. New York
city, Ella II. Mclean to Francis Ii. Austin
OF New York.
CIARR-Mac MULE On Saturday, Octo-
Der 2, 1920, at Grace Church Chapel, by
the Rev. Charles l.. Slattery, assisted by
Canon Narrower. Marjorie MacMullen.
daughter OF Mrs. George l.. Baldwin Of
Worcester. y. Y, to James Guyon Clark
OF New York city.
N-WTLTSCHEK.-Mr. and Mrs. Sig
mund Wiltschek OF 22l Sherman av. an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Ethel TO Mr.. Sidney Heyman OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio. September 10. 1920.
ALLETT-E VANS Sat ST. stephen s
Church, New York city. October .. 1920.
by the Rev Nathan A. Scagle, y. D.. Vir-
ginia Katharine Evans TO Guy Chandler
Maliett.
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MISS ROSA. RAISA WED
TO CIACOMO RIMINI
Singer Announces Marriage
Took Place in Italy.

BANGOR, Me-. Oct miss Rosa
Raisa. italian soprano. to-day announced
her marriage to Giacomo Rimini. BARI
tone. who is here with her to take part
in a musical festival.
The wedding took place in Naples just
before the couple sailed for this country.
They reached New York Thursday. The
engagement of the couple has often been
reported.
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DIE D.

KESSLER.-vOn Monday. September 10. ~
his residence In Paris, George A. Kessier.
beloved husband OF Cora Parsons and de-
voted brother OF Mrs, Samuel Robert and
Mrs. Emily X. Stern. lnterment strictly
private
KOBSA-On September 80 Rose Kobsa tnee
Prince, beloved wife OF Henry and dear
mother OF Helen, and daughter Of Herman
and the late Lena Prince. Funeral from
her late residence, 600 West ls6th ST.
Sunday, October 3, /: 80 p. M
LAWRENCE.-On October ., 1920, Charles
Daniel Lawrence. IN his S5th year. Fathey
of Charles G. Lawrence and Mrs. Mabel
Thompson Gourley Of 25o West ssth =,
New York city. Funeral services from the
residence OF his son, Charles G. Lawrence.
~ Boerum av., Flushing, l.. l., on Mon
day. October I. at +. NJ.
LEAvY.-On October I. 1920. Josephins
Leavy Cnee Breakstone). age % years, be
loved wife OF Nat. and devoted mothsr OF
Stanley. Funeral from her late residence,
COZ West nth ST.. Sunday. October 3. 2
2. M. at Bayside Cemetery. Please omit
flowers. Philadelphia papers please copy
MARTIN. - On October /, at Syracuse. n.
Y, Elizabeth Swift Martin, daughter of
the late Commodore swift OF 8 Geneva. =.
U. S. A. Funeral at Cazenovia on Sunday
at 3 O'Clock.
McCARTHY.-On October 2, Lucy. nee Clay
ton beloved wife of Patriek Mccarthy.
Funeral from her late residence. 2S3 East
69th ST.. Tuesday. October ., $50 A M.
Requiem mass at 81. GATHERINGS Church,.
East oyth 81. European paperb Piease
copy.
Enthusiastically at Newark. N. j., on
Thursday. September 80. 1920. George
Clinton husband OF Martha Bancroft Mer-
shon Plume, IN his 66th year Funeral
services VIII be held at his home, Brielle,
n. j., on Sunday, October 3, at n. ~
Automobiles Will meet train at Manas-
guam, which leaves +. r. Il. station At
1915 A. NJ. standard time. 1nterment
Evergreen Cemetery. Newark. \. j.
PRINCE.-David j.. suddenly. devoted hus-
band OF Jane, dearly beloved son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Prince. 0fother ot.jo-
Eta Troslt Funeral service Sunday,
October g. at 10 A. M. at parents resi-
dence, 63T West 1920 ut.
RIDGwAY.-E into rest on Friday. Oc-
tober l. 1920, at Bronxville, Westchester
Co., y. Y. Mary Helen INdgway, widow
OF Or. Frank RidgWay and daughter OF
the late Charles Edwin Racey OF Staten
Island. Funeral private.
ROBINSON-HOY.-- Ethelinda. Funeral ser
vices October 3. I:30 +. NJ, 10 Coakley
ay., Harrison, y. y. lnterment Wood
lawn Cemetery, Monday. October 4th
ROGERS October 2. 1920, at her
home, % Abingdon square, Mary Ellen
Rogers, widow Of Andrew B. Rogers. -.
In her eighty-nlnth year. Funeral service
$50 West 18th ST., Monday afternoon,
Octber 4. o'clock.
rooney. -Phoebe A., wife of Herbert IA
Roney, Friday, October /, 1870. Funeral
services Will be held at the home of her
daughter, Or. Helen Roney Robertson, Al
Forest St, Montclair. N. j., Sunday. o
=. NJ. D.. l.. & w. train leaving no
boken 4 o'clock. daylight saving time.
sCHIFF.-
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MYERs-HOBART.

Special Despatch TO TIE HERALD.
EAsTHAMPToN, J.. l., Oct I'm St.
Luke's Church this afternoon Miss Mar
garet Jeffreys Hobart. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Lee Hobart. was mar
ried to the Very Rev. George Il. Myers.
dean nc Holy Trinity Cathedral. Havana.
Cuba. The brides attendant was her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Pierce of Palo
Alto, Cal The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edward NJ. Jeffreys,
rector of old ST. Peters Church, Phila-
delphia A wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony at the summer home OF
the brides parents.
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PEARsON-JAyIEs.

The marriage of Miss Mildred Eloise
James and Mr.. Arthur Emmons Pearson
was celebrated in. the presence of the i'm
mediate families at ST. Thomass Church
Yesterday by the Rev. Ernest NJ Stires.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Francis Colgate Dale. Mr.. William
Edward Pearson. cousin of the BRIDE
groom, was best man.
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MAJOR HERBERT s. JEWELL

Major Herbert Stuart Jewell. rs. for
many years president of the old Jewell
Milling Company, which was a land
mark at the foot of Fulton street. Brook
Ign, and an active official of the Stand
ard Milling Company. died Friday night
at his home. 293 East Sixteenth street.
Flatbush. Major Jewell was born In
Rochester, N. Y, the son of the late
Theodore and Adelaide Jewell. His
father was one of the pioneer flour
manufacturers of this country.
Major Jewell was a member OF the
New York Produce Exchange and was
for years commodore of the Great South
Bay Yacht Club at Bay Shore, l.. l.,
where he had summer home. He
leaves his wife, two sons and a daugh-
ter.
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their best friend. and his place cannot
be entirely filed by any one either In
party or business circles"
Senator Pat Harrison OF Mississippi.
chairman Of the Democratic speakers
bureau, said
Senator Murray Crane was an able
Senator and one OF the most Chester
feldian gentlemen who ever graced the
halls of the Senate. The Republican
party never had ashrewder politician
and the League of Nations idea had
few more sincere advocats."
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B | r T H S

GREw.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Grew.
daughter, September 30, 210 Audubon av.
POLLARD.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Morris l..
Pollard. a son, at 25S Riverside Drive,
October /.
SCHWALM.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwalm
of 20 Vermilyea av. announce the arrival
of baby boy on Wednesday, September
20. at Hills SanatQStum.
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IN ME MO RIA M

IoONEY.-Tn loving memory Of my beloved
husband and dear father. Michael II.
Looney who departed this life october
2. 1917. wife and Daughter.
sMTTH.-a loving memory OF my beloved
husbanN Clarence =. Smith, who departed
this life October .. 1910. Sadly missed.
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WASHINGTON.

With Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels as hosts. the delegates to the
tercentenary celebration OF the Landing
of the Pilgrims went to Mount Vernon
yesterday aboard the Mayflower. Among
the company were the British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Geddes. Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Colby. Secretary of War
Baker, Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith. Sir Arthur and Lady
Pease, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Straus, Lord
and Lady Rathcreeden, Vice Admiral
Sir William Lowther Grant. The dele
gates laid a wreath on the tomb of
Washington and brief addresses were
made
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Watkins are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter. Mrs. Watkins is the daugh-
ter of the late Right Rev. Alexander
Mackay-Smith. Bishop Coadjutor of
Pennsylvania.
Major Drexel Biddle and Mrs. Biddle
are In Washington for brief visit at
the New Willard.
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MALLETT-EVANS.

The wedding of Miss Virginia Katha-
rine Evans and Mr.. Guy Chandler Nal
lett took place at noon yesterday at st.
Stephens Church, Sixty-ninth street and
Broadway. Miss Evans's only attendant
was Miss Eleanor Youngman, maid Of
honor. Ruel Appleton was the best man.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

III. FIG. Mr.. Reuben Flcig thanks relatives
and friends Tor their kindness and sincere
sympathy IN his bereavement.
ISATz.--Mr. Herman Kstz and family deeply
appreciate and gratefully Acknowledge
your kind expressions OF sympathy.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
by
VICTORY HALL ASSOCIATION,
East 43d Street,
New York City.

New 4Ork City.
WHEREAS. Jacob H. schiff, member OF
the General Committee Of the Victory Han
Association, and who has displayed keen
and sympa thetic interest In the affairs or
the Association since its inception, has been
removed from US while In the fullest enjoy
ment OF those marked talents and high quail
tiles which have made him so prominent and
ccused him to be so universally esteemed as
a citizen. n humanitarian, a philanthropist
and true and loyal friend.
RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors
and the Executive Committee Of the Victory
Hall Association do hereby record this ex-
preston Of their deep, lasting and sincere
grief at the great loss which has been sus-
tanned by this Association, the City. the
State and the Nation, In his demise;
Further
RESOLVED that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes and that a copy OF
the same be signed personally by the several
members Of the Board OF Directors OF this
Association and be presented to his family
as an expression Of most earnest sympathy
| David A. Body. Geo. w. wisgate.
! Alice Campbell Good VIM. II. Page,
Madeleine Borg, Haley F'iske,
| X. A. @. Smith. Gage Il. Tarbell
! Leon G. Weinstock, J. Gardner Smith,
| Geo. Gordon Battle, Edward Y. V. Ritter.
| Morgan j. O Brien. George r. kunz,
| Oliver y. Bridgman. Geo. Haven Putnam,
| Laurence Mcclure, James >. Cushman
sLAvIZ.-william. The Funeral Church
| Crank L. CampbolD. Broadway Goth
| ST.. Tuesday, IL A. NJ.
| SMITH Suddenly. at Monte Carlo, Monaco.
September 10th. James Atwood, in his
Both year. Consul General at Calcutta, son
of the late Rev. J. Morgan Smith and Cor
della Root Smith OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
beloved brother OF Gertrude NJ. Smith, Dr.
Richard r. Smith OF Grand Rapids and j.
| Morgan Smith Of Washington, u. 9. No
tice OF interment hereafter. Grand Rapids
and Vermont papers please copy---
| SMITH.-Jane c. The Funeral Church
! Drank r. CampbelD, Broadway Goth st.
sTANNAUs.--On Thursday, September 30.
| 1920, Adelheit Spannaus (nee ProehD, IN
| her 18th year. Funeral services VIII Dc
| held Mt her late residence, S2i Columbus
| av on Sunday, October 3, at +. NJ
| Interment Greenwood
| SPLITTER Suddenly, Thursday, Scptem-
| Der 30, Iika. beloved wife OF Emil. Fu-
| neral from her late residence. Sea Gate
| and Neptune avs, sunday October ., at
2P NJ Interment Washington Cemetery.
| Members OF Arcturus Chapter No. 81 are
| respectfully invited TO attend.
( yFu, CHENBLAU.- Rosalie. on September
| ia al Neustadt, Bavaria, after a lingering
| illness, beloved mother Of Salo and Mally
| Sender.
| wEssELLS-At Cornwall, n. y, october
| 4 1920 Elizabeth Teets, wife or Frank Z.
| Wessslls, aged 40 years. Funeral services
| al the home. Cornwall, n. y, Monday
| morning, Octo1er Z, II o'clock. Relatives
| and friends invited. Interment at Sleepy
| Hollow at the convenience OF the family
| Please omit flowers.
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CEMETERIES, &C.

FOR SALE.
Fine level lot. old part Woodlawn Gene
terry; choice location. n. +. W., Lock Box
go Grand Central Station.
THREE grave plot iva Woodlawn Cemetery
$500 write s., 81 Amsterdam av.
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Bowers Coppell will make her debut in
December
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman. who re-
turned last week from her ranch in
Idaho, is a guest of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith,
Jr., in East Williston, l.. I.
Mr.. Philip Rhinelander has returned
from Portsmouth, n. H., where he was a
guest of Rear Admiral Halstead. U. s.
n. Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander, who
was a guest of Miss Mary Strange in
the Adirondacks also has returned TO
New York.
Gen. j. Fred Pierson. who has been
passing week at his house in Ramapo.
y. T., went yesterday to Newport.
Mrs. Horace Russell and Miss Marie
Louise Russell returned yesterday from
| Southampton for the winter.
Mrs. Stoddard Hoffman. who under
went an operation for appendicitis al
st. Luke's Hospital. has returned to her
home, 100 East Eighty-fourth street
where she is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves and fam
lily will go to White Sulphur Springs
this week from Mineola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins
are passing the autumn at the Piping
Rock Club in Locust Valley. L. /.
Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons hs s
gone to Boston from WilliamstoWn,
Mass, ard with her son, Jack Parsons,
| is occupying an apartment for the win
| ter.
| Miss Dorothy Schieffelin has returned
| to her house, "a East F'ifty-eghth street,
| from Bar Harbor.
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CON FIR NJ Alto N S.

ARON.-Mr. and Mrs J. Aron announce con-
firmation Of their son Henry. Saturday,
October o. 1920. A. NJ, at Beth Aron s
90 Scholes ST., Brooklyn.
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Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt expects to
start for Paris this moth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sabin will ar
rive from Europe by the Olympic this
week and go to Southampton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tower, son-in-
law and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, have started for
Los Angeles. CAL, where they will re-
side.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt will arrive soon from Europe. Their
house at GAO Fifth avenue is being made
ready for their home coming-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Wearing Apparel

IOST-Tan leather suitcase containing
ladies' wearing apparel, 4 kodak films, OF
only personal value marked NJ. I. l.. liberal
reward; no questions asked. Telephone
Orange 1897.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coppell will close
their house tomorrow in Tenafly, n.
J., and return to New York. Miss Susan
Bowers Coppell will make her debut in
December