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New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Fitting Close
For Month of
Brides To-day
Several Weddings in Which
Society Is Interested
Will Be Added to Record
Of Ceremonies in June
Rarbara Allen To Be Wed
Marriage to Andre Vagliano,
Of Paris, to Take Place i'm
Church at Pelham Manor
parbara Allen To Be We'd

,rns. with record number of we'd
,.ss will be brought to close to-day
s..b o,;,b the celebration of several more
ss."s-sst;ng W." marriages. In Christ Church,
n.s, ns,ssm Manor, Miss Barbara Allen,
..'.ond daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Fred
ss;ct n. Allen, will become the bride
= Andre Vagliano. of Paris. Owing to
.bs recent death Of the brides sister
yiss Dorothy Allen. only relatives and
few intimate friends will be present
=. the ceremony. The little church in
wh;ch the marriage will take place is
W the estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
W. Vagliano and his bride will pass
,bs summer in this country and will go
n Paris in the autumn.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Ather-
.on daughter of Thomas Henry Ather-
,on 10 Donald Storrs Bridgman, son
NJ MIR. and Mrs. Walter +. Bridgman,
n Lake Forest. H.. takes place at 8
o'clock this evening in Wilkes Barre,
Pa Miss Atherton is graduate of
gryn Mawr, class 'l3, and Mr.. Bridg-
man Of Yale, class '13.
Miss Estelle Bridges Waterman.
laughter of Mrs. William J Waterman,
will be married this afternoon to Rob
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Meeting Called to
Raise Cash to Pay
lnterchurch Debt
Committee Also Appointed
to Negotiate With Banks
to Decide Best Way to
Have Underwritings Met

Inc exact action of the executive
committee which brought to a close
.he lnterchurch World Movement drive
Tor 1886, ,572 was made public yes
1erday at the headquarters of the
movement, Ill Fifth Avenue. The
resolution adopted by the committee
is long document, which states
specifically that "a situation has de-.
Veloped which manifestly makes it i'm
possible to carry forward a successful
nnanclal campaign" and that it is re-
soived that the campaign be discon.
tlnued as of June 20, 1920.
Inc resolution also says that the
reslgnauons of the members Of the
executive committee, which were pre-
sehteo at the last meeting of the GEN
eral committee, are accepted to take
effect from June 28.
Urged to Attend Next Meeting
James M. Speers, chairman of the
committee, was requested to formulate
a letter urging leaders he coaperat-
ing denominations to attend the meet
ing TO be held on July 8, prepared to
say, definitely how much they would be
wiling to contribute toward clearing
up the indebtedness of the past and
providing the expenses of the move
In addition to this a committee was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Speers,
Fosdick and Fowles, to negotiate with
the banks concerning the best method
OF securing payment of the underwrit-
lngs and of adjusting the affairs of
the movement. Other committees were
appointed to assume charge of the
workings of the movement until def
mite action is taken at the meeting of
July g.
An exception in the acceptance of
designations was made in the cases OF
Mr.. Speers, Fred B. Smith, vice. chair
man of the general committee, anc
George M. Fowles, treasurer. Their
designations will be considered at the
next meeting Of the general committee
Failure Due to Disagreement
Although the action of the executive
committee has resulted in the immedi
ate curtallment of operating expenses
and the discharge of many employees
it was said at the headquarters of the
movement yesterday that the actor
itself does not mean the immedia tt
discontinuance of the financial drive
This will be settled at the meeting Of
July 8. A drive for S10,00O,O00 is be
ing pushed for general operating ex
penses, aside from the other drive.
There were a number of rumors yes
terday as to the exact cause of The
collapse of the financial drive, bu
none could be verified Two or thre,
old Siegel Cooper Building said it wa
generally felt that the failure was dut
to lack of agreement between the vari
OnS denominations
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
OBITUARY NOTES

CHRISTIAN T. MIDDLETON. sixty-six.
or 1886 New York Avenue. Brooklyn an
electrician and machinist for sixteen yeara
IN the electrical department of the New
York Navy Yard and formerly with the
National Meter Company, died Sunday at
his home OF heart trouble He is survived
by wife and son.
MRS. MATHILDA STERN, seventy-six.
Of s305 Nineteenth Avenue. Brooklyn. died
sunday at her home. Mrs. Stern born
In Alsace- Lorraine and for many years
conducted a meat business in Manhattan
with her husband. the late Michael Stern
She is survived by daughter.
THOMAS SHALVEY. for many years
foreman in the Department of Street
Cleaning, died Sunday at his home. ls9
Woirheld Street, Brooklyn. He Is sur
vivcd by a wife and two daughters In
ternent Will be to-day IN Holy Cross
Cemetery.
EDWARD MANNING, forty three. a vet
ersn Of the Civil War. died Sunday at his
home, 1888 Halsey Street, Brooklyn Dur
ing the Spanish American War he served
in Cuba with Company e, Attn Regiment
He is survived by two brothers and two
sisters
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Funeral Services Are
Held for Josiah X. Oil
Former Associates of Editor
Send Floral Tributes; Burial
To-day at Woodlawn

The funeral of Josiah X. Oil, editor
of "The Evening Telegram" and former
editor of "The New York Herald" was
held yesterday afternoon at the Church
of the Heavenly Rest, Fifth Avenue and
Forty-fifth Street The Rev. Edwin E.
Matthews conducted the services.
Mrs. Oil was escorted by Major James
Mcconnell, friend of the family. Her
daughter, Joan. Mrs. Ohl's only other
near relative, is living in Manila, Phil
ippine Islands, with her husband, David
F. Webster.
There were floral tributes from Frank
A. Munsey. Rodman Wanamaker. the
Gridiron Club. Mrs. Willard Straight,
Mr., Ohls associates on THE Evening
Telegram" and 1.-The Sun Herald" the
D. K. E. Club, Frank B. Flaherty, Mr..
and Mrs. Truman H. Talley and Mr.
Ohrs Washington associates of the old
Herald" Burial will be made to-day in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Martin Egan,
Robert Patchin, Frank B. Flaherty,
Commander Walter S. Anderson. t. S.
N; F. c. Hitchcock and Robert Ander-
SON.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Transport Brings 837
Bodies of Soldier Dead
Mercury Also Carries l,8l5
Troops Who Were Recruited
in T.. S. for Polish Army

The army transport Mercury came to
port yesterday from Antwerp with the
bodies of s37 men of the United States
Army who died of disease in hospitals
in Franco and England.
Her flag was at half mast as she
steamed up the hay to her dock N
Hoboken, and all passing craft set their
flags at nalf mast in respect to the dead
aboard.
The transport olso carried 1915 Pol
ish troops WHO were recruited for the
Polish army from this ccuntry
Soon stter The Mercury docked the
Poles were entrained for Camp Dix,
whore thew WIN be dem Obi lized
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Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum of Natural History;
admission free.
METROPOLITAN Museum of Art; admission
free.
Geological Park; admission free.
Aquarium: admission free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
free.
Meeting and luncheon of the National
Lutheran Council. Hotel Astor, $50
Meeting of the Surety Association of
America Hotel Pennsylvania.
Committee luncheon OF the Fifth Avenue
Association, Waldorf Astoria. II; 80 p. IN:
Convention OF the Catholic Educational
Association, Hotel Commodore.
Block party under the auspices OF ths
Community Memorial Committee OF the
Lower East Side. Oliver street, between
New Bowery and Madison streets. ':ao
Meeting of the Master Butchers Associa-
tlon Hotel Pennsylvania, p m,
Concert at De witt Clinton High School'
Meeting of the Unity Society Hotel Astor'
Mecting Of the New York Chapter Ameri-
can Association OF Engineers, Engineer
ing Societies Building. 2e West Thirty
ninth street. p. M
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small reception and breakfast at a
West Eleventh Street.

small reception and breakfast at 4S
West Eleventh Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum jr.,
who are at the Ritz Carlton, will sail
for Europe July on the Olympic
to spend the summer motoring abroad.
Mrs E. Henry Hartman has taken
for July and August the Trudeau
cottage at Paul Smiths, in the
Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frits Holm have gone
to Lake Dunmore, in Vermont, to re-
main until September. Mrs Holm S
mother, Mrs. Warren l.. Green, is with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
who returned to Washington from
Chicago a few days ago, will leave
there soon for ther place at Glouces
ter, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Percy Morgan, jr.
are with Mrs. Morgan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff, in
Stockbridge.
Commander R. w. Plummer of the
hospital ship Solace, now in New York
waters, and Mrs. Plummer are at the
Hotel Astor.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
DEATHS

LoNY-on June 2s, 1920 Anton. beloved
husband Of the late Josephine I.ony and
hard and wilhemine Schwertner. aged
81 years Services al his late residence
32S West 22d St. Thursday morning 10
o'clock. Members OF Elbe Lodge. No
S93. f. and A. M. invited.
MARRIN-Nita Marin at Upper Mont
the late Charles c. Marin. Funeral
Church. Wednesday morning at 10
MARTIN-On June %. 1920. Patrick. be-
loved husband Of the late Hannah Martin
and father Of Winifred. Mary. Cecilia
and Hannah Funeral from his late
residence. 2l0 Lafayette st. Wednesday
p. m Interment Calvary.
MCV LOUGH-louse, only daughter of
Edwin Clfford and Louise Marie Mccul-
THE FGNERAL cHGRcH tcampbeIi fioei
Building), Broadway. d6th st, Wednes-
day. June 80 at ?.
MoSTYN-On Saturday June 2s 1920. at
his residence. s57 smth ST. Brooklyn.
John J. Mostyn. beloved husband OF
Katherine NEE McTernan) Funeral
mass at 81 NJ Mays star qe Of the he sea
Church Interment st. Johns Ceme-
terry.
MOYNAHAN-James. beloved son Of Julia
Patrick Moynahan. native OF kantuk.
County Cork. Ireland. Funeral from
the residence OF his cousin Patrick
Wednesday, June 80. Q 30 a m: thence
to Church Of st Martin of Tours In
terment Calvary.
MULLIN-On June 27. 1920, Lizzie Muilin
Funeral from her late residence, High
land ave. Great Kills Staten Island.
az l o'clock
his residence, $50 West s3d st. Simon
Pepper, devoted husband Of Barbara
Pepper, in The 18th year Of his age;
wish Of the deceased Please omit
flowers.
PRATT-On June %, 1920. in his ssth
Jersey City. beloved husband Of Rowena
Eldred Pratt and father Of Elizabeth
{. Pratt. Funeral private. Burial at
Worcester. \. Y.
Jacob Raith. Funeral from her late
residence. q Sutton Place. June 80. 2
sEyMoUR-At Essex Falls y J. June
loved husband Of Edith c. Seymour
Funeral at his residence. Beachtree
friends are invited to attend. inter
lnent private, at Caldwell Cemetery.
sHALvEY-on sunday. June 27. 1920.
Thomas. beloved husband of Anna (nee
Gagen and William Shalvey. Funeral
on Wednesday at 8 80 a. M from his
late residence, lsa VERIFIED st. Brook
OF Tours Church Knickerbocker ave.
and VERIFIED st Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. =
! SFEPARD-Besse strobell. on June as,
beloved wife of Edward A. Shepard. Fu-
neral "Wednesday. p. m. from the resi-
dence Of her son. Allen E. Shepard. 80
Montgomery Place. Brooklyn
I hanna, widow Of Joseph Sing
er and dearly beloved mother of Tillie
Meyer. Martha Saenger. sismund Ella.
Sarah ana Eta Truehold. Funeral serv-
ice Wednesday. June 80, at 10:30 a. m.
452 Fort Washington ave. Inter,rent
Washington Cemetery. Member OF the
Sisterhood Austhe Chesed.
TEPELMAN-On Monday. June 2s. 1870.
I Henry Tepellnan. beloved husband Of
Emma (nee Fierenz). in his 54th year.
Funeral services from his late residence,
il East SD st. Bayonne, y. J.. on
Wednesday. June 80. at p.
TOMES-Dr. William Austin. on Juno %.
1920. husband OF Gertrude A. and son of
Catherine and the late DR.. Robert Tones.
Funeral services al his late reside nee.
500 Classon ave. Brooklyn, Wednesday.
June 80, 1920. at $50 ,. Kindly
omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
CHARLES L. SEIBERT

BLOOMFIELD, n. j.. June 2e.-
Charles L. Seibert, sixty-seven, died
suddenly last night at his home here,
TO- Newark Avenue. after a short i'll
ness. He was an official of the Green
wich Savings Bank, of New York, for
thirty eight years, until he retired
last year He was formerly vice
president of the Bloomfield Savings
institution and treasurer of the Es-
sex County Building and Loan Asso-
citation of this city, since it was or
ganized thirty-fve years ago. He is
survived by a wife, seven daughters
and one son
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
MARRIAGES

BATES-FERRIS-At home, Bronxville.
n Y, Saturday, June 26, 1920. by Rev.
Deane Edwards Sara Nelson Ferris.
daughter OF William Nelson Ferris and
Louise Jeannette Masterton. and Walter
G. Bates, son OF John s and Ada Clare
Bates
STEINER-BALDWIN- June &c, 1920.
at All Saints Church. Lakewood. n j,
by the Rev. Dr. H, Percy silver. as
Marian daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Elbert
Francis Baldwin, to John jefferson
Flowers Steiner. son Of General and Mrs
Robert Eugene Steiner. Of Montgomery,
Ala.
WALLACH-Ntr. and Mrs. Nathan Wal
lach announce the marriage of their
daughter, Marion. to George Bernard
Chadwick, June Il. 1920, at the Hotel
st. George. Brooklyn.
WORTMANN - HUKTIG Mr and Mrs
Theodore Hurtig. of $40 West l5lst st .
city, wish 20 announce the marriage of
their daughter Harriet j, to MIR Edgar
NJ. Workman. on Monday. June 2s. by
Rev. DIR. krass of Central Synagogue. :
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Beatrice Straus a Bride
Becomes Wife of DIR. Levy. of
Rockefeller Foundation

DR.. Robert L. Levy, of New York, a
member of the staff of the Rockefeller
Foundation, was married at Mount Kisco
yesterday to Miss Beatrice N. Straus, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse lsidor
Straus. The ceremony was performed
in the open air, in the grounds of the
Straus estate, by the Rev. DR.. Karf, of
New York
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Miss Loeb was maid of honor,
Herbert Carlaveth was best man. The
bridesmaids were Elizabeth Kuhn and
Mrs. Woodberry. George Sidenbcrg,
lsdor Straus jr., Frank Altschul, Dr..
Trudeau, DR.. Gates and John Schiller
were ushers. The couple left last night
for Western trip, after which they will
reside in Mount kisco and New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
PATRICK ]. REYNOTDS

Patrick J. Reynolds, ffty-four, of 90
Park Avenue, South Orange, N. j., died
yesterday morning at the Orange Me
mortal Hospital, to where he was taken
ten days ago. He was i'll about six
weeks and his case had been a puzzle
TO the physicians attending him. Soon
after his arrival at the hospital he
underwent a blood TRANSMISSION, but it
did no good. Mr.. Reynolds was we'll
known in South Orange, where he lived
tor more than thirty years. He is sur
vlved by his wife, two sons and three
daughters
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
JULIUS ROSENBERG

Julius Rosenberg. eighty a re-
tired clothing manufacturer, died late
Monday night at his home, AZ Bay
Twenty-hfth Street, Brooklyn. Funeral
services will be held at his home at
IL a. m. to-day. Mr.. Rosenberg came
to this country when a young man and
engaged in the clothing business. He
retired more than twenty years ago.
lnterment will be in the Cypress Hills
Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Treasury Publicity Director
browns Bathing in Potoma

WASHINGTON, June 29-Thomas A
Cannell, Director of Publications of the
Treasury Departments Saving Division
and widely known California newspaper
man, was drowned yesterday while
bathing in the Potomac. His body was
recovered to-day.
Mr.. Cannell at various times served
on the staffs Of "The Los Angeles Ex-
aminer," The Los Angeles Herald"
THE San Francisco Examiner" and The
Associated Press.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

ert Fulton McClelland, of Seattle,
Wash. in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Washington L. Mann, 66 West Eighty
fifth Street. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. Raymond S. Brown,
of Calvary Church. Mr.. McClelland
and his bride will live in Seattle.
In St. Thomas's Church, this after
noon. Miss Helen L. Hotter, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Jay E. Hoffer, of 40
West Fiftyninth Street, will be mar
ried to Lieutenant Henry G.. Lodge,
Engineer Corps, U. S. A.
Still another wedding is that of Miss
Doris Thornley,, daughter of Mr. and
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
W. Smith, of Atlanta, Ga, in the Church
of the Gardens, Forest Hills. The
ceremony will be followed by recep-
tion at Forest Hills Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy du Pene du Bois, of
New York City, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Virginia
Avis Duncan du Bois, to Edwin Earle
Lucas. of Sound Beach, Conn, Miss
du Bois is attending the Finch School
Mr.. Lucas, who is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin J. Lucas, was graduated
from Harvard in 1919. During the war
he served as an ensign in the navy
Mrs. John Howard Montgomery, of
Flushing, Long Island, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Mary Crathorne Montgomery, tc
Francis Stirling Crowell, of this city
Mr.. Crowell is an engineer a graduate
of Columbia, class '05, and is mem
Der of the Columb University Clut
and the American Society of Civil
Engineers. During the war he served
as captain in the construction
division.
Miss Hilda Rogers Hiss, daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs Philip Hiss, will be
married to Gardner Laid Gilsey, July
10 in Grace Church. Miss Heller
Kierstede Hiss will be her sisters
maid of honor and only attendant
Walden Pell will serve as best man
The ceremony wills be followed by g
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
No Mail Delivery on July S

Residents of New York who are ex-
pecting important communications
through the mails on Monday. July 5,
which will be observed a. Independence
Day, are advised by Postmaster Ratten
to have them sent by special delivery,
as there will be no carriers delivery
on that day. Mail for newspaper
Offices, public Offices and institutions,
hotels and clubs will be ready for de-
livery to messengers at o'clock IN
the morning.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
ROBERT ? SEYMOUR

ESSEX FELLS, N. J., June 29.-Rob-
ert P. Seymour. fifty, member of the
firm of J. P. Stevens & Co., wholesale
woolen merchants, with Offices at %
Thomas Street, New York. died here
day after lingering illness. Mr.
Seymour was a member of the Man
haitian Club, the National Association
of Arts, the Bayside Yacht Club, the
Essex Fells Country Club and served
for six years as a member of the local
Borough Council. He is survived by q
wife and four daughters
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
GEORGE A. DERBY

George A. Derby. seventy-hve,
father of Town Clerk Charles o. Derby,
died at his home in Port Chester yes
terday after an operation in New
York City recently. Mr.. Derby was
born in Greenwich, Conn. He is sur
vlved by a wife and three sons.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Max Liberant's Funeral Held

The funeral of Max Llberant, of 136
West Twenty eighth Street, who died
Sunday night at Belmar, N. j.. while
btthing, was held yesterday from his
home. lLterment was in the Mount
Sinai Cemetery. Mr.. Lberant was la
The Daily News Record" He was
graduated from the College of the City
OF New York in June, 1918. and saw
service in the war.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
RALPH CRONK

Ralph Cronk, seventy-three, a retired
farmer of Lansdownc,s N. j., died Mon
day at Plainheld, after a long illness.
He was born in Upper Saddle River,
N. j., and for many years engaged in
farming in Ulster County, N. Y. He is
survived BY two sons, Wilbur Cronk,
of Yonkers, and Jesse Cronk, of Pater-
son
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ALEXANDRER PEIXOTTO

Alexander Peixotto, sixty-seven, a
broker, died yesterday at his home,
l39 West Sixty Street The
body was taken to the Funeral Church
where services will be held at 10 a. m,
tomorrow. Mr.. Peixotto was born in
the West Indies and came to this coun-
try forty wears ago
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Eliot Wins Bennett Prize

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 29.-The
annual James Gordon Bennett prize of
500 for the best essay by Harvard
undergraduate on a subject of American
government policy-domest or foreign
has been won this year by Charles ".
Eliot Cd, grandson of the President
Emeritus, il was announced to-day.
Eliot is of The Class of 30, and lives in
Cambridge.