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New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
RFOnulncnitOIIerOic
French, Gift of an
American, Unveiled
Shaft to Preserve Famous
french of the Bayonets,
Donated by Buffalo Man,
Is Dedicated at Verdun

NERDuN, France, Dec. s-Dedca-
tory GER monies Of the sin est cn.,r-
acter were held here to-day at the
monument erected to preserve the fam
GUS | cnch ot the Eayurets Iris MON
ument, which is over {. trench in whicl,
was entombcd battalion of French
soldiers during the great struggle IN
1916. was made possible by a gilt OF
100000 francs by George +. Rand, Of
Eufalo. N. Y, who was killed in an
a1plane accident in England last De-
ccmbcr, his son assuming the obliga-
ton.
President Millerand, surrounded by
y fsna Ioc., J ire and Petain; Pre-
mier Loygues, NJ Mister of Pensions
Magniot and other members of the
Cabinet, took part IN the exercises.
Hugh c. Wallace. American Ambassa-
dor, made the Drcsencation address. He
was followed by President Mllerand,
The Rand family was represented by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand, the former
brother Of the donor Of the monu-
ment; George Rand jr. and his sisters,
the Misses Evelyn and Gretchen Rand,
all of Buffalo, N. Y; Frederick A.
jackson, Of Paris, an intimate friend
nj. Rand, ana Mrs. and A4iss Wat
tles Of Buffalo.
S-4NtN.'S .it 'Aittstt4tst III L SllnDlc aQ-
dress, tod the story OF the Trench OF
the Bayonets. lie emphasized the fact
hat the French poilu made it possl-
bic to hold out and to endure to the
hour when the word that will stand as
the final verdict in history was heard
from across the Atlantic
standing before the grave OF French
soldiers buried alive under arms in the
sub inc sacrifice, before the monu-
mont erected over this tomb by the
piety Of their American brothers in
arms, lei US call to mind The sacred
II of the mon Of Lafayetta's and
Washingtcn's day. The alliance Of
France and The United States VIII never
fail the cause Of liberty and civiliza-
ton"
MIR Wallace referred to Verdun IS
the now Thermopyle. where civilization
does homage to France. He spoke os
he debt the world owed France for her
staNd at Nerdrn and added: "If aught
that we speak here to-day be preserved
in the memory Of man let it be this
confession Of gratitude 10 France; the
thanks OF the world TO her and her
noble sons who stood in the breach
not in the Allies line alone. but Of
civilization itse.f-who fought and died
here, but died Vlct0ri0us.'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Sale Of Far Eastern Art
Takes Place Next " eek

A collection of ivory carvings, Chi
nese jades, lacquers, enameis and
other Oriental art objects was put on
exhibition at the American Arr Gal
leries yesterday. The collection, WI ch
ls very extensive, was made b. tn,
lete Henry J. Heinz, of Pittsburgh 1t
will be sold next week, the first ses-
sion being Tuesday afternoon, and the
sale continuing through Saturday.
The first days sale viii open with
miniatures, including several on ivory
and some wax portraits. Several an
tique watches, old fobs and brooches
represent another phase Of the collcc-
ton, which contains great variety Of
objects. Walking canes viii be sold
and following these Venetian and other
grass, po.celains and silver Terra
cottas and marbles and several oil
paintings will close the first days sale
Furniture in the collection includes
andirons, chairs. screens, tables, cabi-
nets and Oriental and Chinese rugs
Another interesting group in the col
lection Is that of Canton and Cloisonne
enamels Antique and Japanese
bronzes and Chinese temple paintings
arc among the typical Far Eastern
pieces. Needlework paintings, French
AMI Italian, will also be sold.
Chinese chopsticks and large mum
Der Of old netsukes and lacquer inros,
soapstone carvings, jades and crystals
ana some European worries are also in
cluded. 1t is open TO the public view
uhti! me first day Of the sale
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Engineers Society
Pays a Tribute TO
Its Late Officials
Convention in Cisy Holds
Memorial Meetings for
Henry Laurence CAN'T
and DR.. John A. Brashear

Memorial meetings Yesterday yor
henry Laurence CAN'T and Dr.. John A.
Brashear were the most important of
the sessions on the second day OF the
convention Of the American Society Of
Mechanical Engineers in the Engineer
ing Societies Building, 20 West Thirty
ninth Street. Mr.. CAN'T was manager
Of the society from 1905 to 1911 and
vice-president from 1913 to 1915. Dr..
Brashear was formerly president Of the
society.
Daniel E. Willard, president Of the
5aitimore Ohio Railroad, will ad-
dress the session on transportation
rroblems this morning at 10 o'clock.
Other speakers will be Charles A.
Morse. General Frank r. Hines and
Francis W. Davis.
The morning session was devoted to
nearing reports OF committees and 70
other matters Of business OF interest
only to members of the societ At
noon there was a meeting Of the COM
mlttee on relations with COLLEGES after
which there was a buffet luncheon.
There were Simultaneous sessions in
the afternoon on management, design,
railroad and research and also a meet
ing of the committee on standardization
OF plain limit gauges for general engi-
necring work.
1t was at the meeting on manage
ment presided over by Fred J. Miller,
the retiring president of the society.
that the speakers paid tributes to Mr.
CAN'T, who died November %, 1919,
after 3 life devoted to industrial man
agement and creating a proper under
standing between capital and labor.
Mr.. Miller spoke oil "Mr. Gantt's Con-
tribution to Industry"; L. y. Lucey on
"Ihe Life Work of r. l.. Gantt", j. r.
Butterwoith, of London. on "Henry LGu-
renee CAN'T" and w NJ Polakov on
"Principlcs Of Industrial Philosophy.
"An Appreciation from France" writ
ten by Charles de Freminville, Of tho
Creusot Works, was read. Marshall
Evans of Chicago. spoke on "Mr.
Gan't's Contribution to Ship building
Ship Operation. Ordnance and Aircraft -
In the auditorium DR.. Henry s.
Pritchett, president of the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of
Teaching. delivered the memorial adj
dress TO Dr. Rrashoar.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Capt. O'Reilly, Once
Police Inspector,
Dies; Is Years Old
Had Charge in Tenderloin
Under Bingham; Asked
Own Reduction in Rank:
Was Veteran of Civil War

Miles O'Reiily. a former Police In
spector in charge Of the Tenderloin,
who was retired from the Police De-
partment as a captain in 1918, died q:
his home. IT'S Quincy Street, Brooklyn.
Yesterday. He Was seventy eight year.
old, a Civil War veteran. and one Of
the best known figures IN the old Police
Department.
a funeral mass will be celebrated
Saturday morning in the Church Of
Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam
Avenue, near Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn
Burial viii be at Holy Cross Cemetery,
Flatbush.
Mi es OReilly was born in Ireland
September 27, 1912. He came to New
York in 1860 and worked as cabinet
maker. In 1861 he ei.llsted and served
throughout the Civil War. He after
ward became horsecar driver jn
Brooklyn.
In 1874 he was appointed TO the po.
ice force ana assigned TO the Flushing
Avenue precinct. Seven years later he
was made sergeant two years later
a lieutenant, and in 1895 he became a
captain in 1908 ne became an in
spector in charge of the Tenderloin
and year later was made borough IN
spector of Brookly In 1910 he aske 1
Comm issioner Bingham to reduce hin,
to captain. as his energy was failing
His energies had been undermined.
he said by the obstacles placed in his
wav. He was reduced to a captain and
transferred TO the Prospect Park sta
tion in Brooklyn, where he remained
until his retirement in 1913. He il
credited with having been the only
member Of the Police Department who
has sought demotion from an inspect
orship.
Captain O'Reilly's wife died in 1912
and shortly afterward daughter died
A douGhtor, Mary, a.. in 1902. He Is
survived by q son, j., II F., who is con-
nected with q theatrical firm in New
York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Schanner Dies
Suddenly i'm MI. Vernon

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Dec. g
Abraham Schaiincr, sixty years old, =
clothing merchant Of Manhattan, dieo
suddenly last night while on his way
70 attend a meeting Of the Mount Yer
non y. Nj. II. A, of which he was di-
rector.
Mr.. Schaffner, who was born in Ran
dolph, Ohio, was a member of the
clothing firm Of Hart, SchaHner &
Marx. lie became connected with the
firm twenty-nine years ago lie was
president Ct the Sinai Temple, and was
active in the Big Brother movemen
in Mount Vernon. He was noted for
his philanthropy and charitable work.
He was member Of the Mount Yer
non Lodge Of Elks. lie leaves 3 wife
and TWO dughters
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Cardinal Mcrcicr 10 Confer
With popc OF Licoc Diocest

PARIS, Dec. S.-Cardinal Mercier
7rima;e Of Belgium, departed from
Paris for Rome at o'clock this after
noon The official reason for the visit
lntransiGoant says, is to take part in
celebrating the fifteenth centenary Of
st. Jerome, but Cardinal Mcrcier also
Mi 'medy.
The people Of Eupcn and Malmtdy
recently voted in favor of Belgian
sovereignty, hrt the districts have not
yet been permitted by the Noly See to
join the diocese of Litge
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Eli W. Harwood Dies
sp~cs0I Dispatch to The Tribune


BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-stricken with
acute Bright's disease few minutes
before ho planned to leave Baltimore
for Pittsburgh, ELI W Harwood thirty
eight years old, Of 229 West Seventy
eighth Street, New York City, q widely
known diamond importer and NOR
chant, died suddenly tonight after he
had been taken to the Southern Hotel,
who're he had been stopping.
Dr.. George c. Blades, coroner-at
large, after making an examination OF
the body, issued a certificate of death
due to natural causes.
Mr.. Harwood was senior member Of
the diamond imnorting Grm of Har-
member of the firm, was with Mr. Har-
wood when he died. Messrs. Nawood
and Hart arrived here Monday from
New York
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
FRANK HODSON

LONDON, Dec. S.-Frank Hodson, for
thirty-four years chief olesk at the
American Embassy, and we'll known u
American travellers, died to-day.
Part Of his official duties was to
meet distinguished Americans visiting
London, and he delivered al important
communications from the Embassy to
the British Foreign Office. He was
ffty-throe years old, and Fr:tish sub
ject. He succeeded his father, who
served under SIX Ambas saior1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
First Lecture
Musicale Here
At Astor Home
SchoIa Canlorum Program
To-day Will Mark Debut
III ". :. os Mime. koshetz.
Noted Russian Soprano
Benefit Dance at Ritz
Miss Luisa Ros l. Married
TO John Windsor White:
Two " cdlinss To-day

Mrs. Vincent Astor wi open her
,ouse this afternoon for the first of
re series Of lecture musicsles to be
riven this season under the auspices
= the advisory council Of the Schola
cantorum. This afternoons concert viii
msrs the debut Of the Russian
Soprano, NINE. Nina Koshetz, VINO has
inst arrived IN this country. The
o,her lecture musicales will be given
q, the homes Of Mrs Otto Il. Kahn,
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs.
Oh. l.s IT, Alexander and Mrs. John
Hsary Hammond The dates are De-
cember 2S. January 20, February 3, and
February IT.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Hoorer Urges an Empty
Chair at Every Table

The European Relief Council,
which wants 33,OOO,0O0 this win
ter to save the lives of 100000
children in eastern ard central
Europe, suggested yesterday that
every one who is prosperous
should put q nennpty chair at his
table at every meal to remind him
of the child abroad, whose life
could be saved for SO.
Herbert Hoover, head Of the
council, described the plan last
night in an address at Mime
apolis ard telegraphed the sug-
gestion to the New York Office of
the organization.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
DR.. LOHN A. M. MORAN

SASKATOON, Sask.. Dec. S.-Dr
John a. M Moran. dentist. formerly
4 nationally known journalist as
Washington and New York correspond
ent for The Philadelphia Press and as
a CORRESPONDENT for The Associated
Press, died here to-day
He was forty-fopr years cid. He
studied dentistry in the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
GEORGE N. WHITIN

EAST WHITINsvLLE Mass. Dec. 8.
George NJ. Within, for thlty-four
years director and treasurer of the
Within Machine Works, cled to-day
after q long illness. He was director
of several corporations and member
OF several Boston clubs His great
grandfather founded tins village.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
LOEY ]. c. ANDREWS

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 9.-Lory J. G.
Andrews, father Of Fire Commissioner
Andrews, died late last night. He was
retired merchant and manufacturing
iewelcr and n member Of dozen clubs
and secret orders. lie was cighty-nine
vears old
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Miss Betty HI. Sadowsky
Bride Of III. III. Schwartz
Ceremony Takes Place at the
Rita-Carlton, With The Rev.
DIR. kapIan Officiating

Miss Betty II. Sadows1ly, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sadowsky, of New
York and Irvington-on tn e. Hudson, was
married TO Harry II. Schwartz, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schwartz Of New
York and Ardscy-o on the Hudson. last
night, in the Ritz Carlton Hotel. The
Rev. Dr. NJ. NJ. Kaplan, professor Of
the Theological Seminary, oficiatod.
The bridesmaids were Miss Edith
Philips and Mrs. J. p. sadowsky and
the maid of honor was Miss S. Gilman.
The matron, Of honor was Mrs. Carl r.
Sadowsky. The flower girl was Miss
Eleanor Landau. Nathan Schwartz,
brother Of the bridegroom, acted as
best man.
The ushers we're Clarence Singer,
Henry Sadowsky. Herman Axelrod,
TON Cohn, Jack T. Sadowsky and Philip
Roth
The couple will sail on the steam
ship Rotterdam Saturday for an ox-
tended trip through Europe, visiting
England, France, Spain and Mopte
Carlo.
Mr. Schwartz attended Columbia
Cnlversity, is member of the Nation
al Republican Club and the III Lambda
Phi. lie is an officer in the corpora
ticn Of Schwartz & Jafic, Inc His
bride attended Semple School and
smith College and for some tilAc has
been active in social service work.
Miss Eleanor F. DolgoF, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. DolgofY. Of
Pridrerort. Conn. and the BolnCrd.
Broadway and Eighty-sixth Street, was
married last evening at the Hotel St.
Regis to Henry S. Gcrstle, Of this city.
the Rev. DR.. George Kohut officiating.
Mrs. ". Spicrel was matron Of homo.
md Miss Hiida Eubenstein maid OF
honor.
Arthur Lindau acted as best man,
and the ushcrs were Stanley Jac obs,
Robert Mocrs. Irwin Strauss and Dr..
6. II. Rosenb,uth
The ceremony was followed by a re-
certion and dinner to 100 guests
After trip Sonth AIR and Mrs. Ger
tie VIII live in New ork.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
MRS IDA LOUISE voRsANGER

Mrs. Ida Louise Vorsanger. wife Of
Henry Norsanger OF 1875 East Twenty
first Street Brooklyn. died yesterday
Funeral services Will be held at the
home at s o'clock Friday evening
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
COLONEL HARRY E. CONVERSE

MARION, Mass, Dec S-Colonel
Harry e. Converse, president Of the
Boston Rubber Shoe Company, died al
his home to-day He had been in fail
ing health FOR more than a zear.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
MRS. AGNES BAILEY ORMsBrE

Mrs hg7ss Bailey Crm*oe,. wife OF
Hamito'. 'rmsbce assoc'..ts editor of
The Brooklyn Eagle, died yesterday.
The Orm pee home is at 1872 Congress
Street. Brooklyn. Funeral services
van be he'd on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Susie Lovejoy to
George de Lancey Halris, of New York
MIS- LoveJoy is graduate Of the
Gardner School and Mr. Ilarris was a
member Of the class Of rs at Harvard
and served in the ambulance corps
lt France for two years. No date has
been eet fOr TIC Ne.iNiuc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Carlton tonight for the benefit Of the
Neigh borhood House. Mrs. Samuel
Sloan Walker is chairman of the com
mittee IN charge and Mrs. Henry NJ.
fost and Miss Mary ELrd are the
lo'nt chaIrmen Of the dance commit
tee. v
Mrs. Robert Olyphant gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at the Colonv
= no Tor ncr aughters-in-law. Mrs
Robert NJ. Olyphant and Mrs. Donald
olyph~nt.
Lieutenant Colon,l and Mrs. H.
Arthur Evans, who have been in tbis
country for several weeks, viii sail for
london On Saturday, Mrs. Evans was
Mss Mary f. Clahin, daughter of Mr.,
ana Mrs. John Clatlin, of Morristown
Ihe marriage of Miss Luisa Ros.
deughter Of Mrs. Salvador Ros, Of 325
West End Avenue. to John Windsor
Nhlte, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Addi-
son White, took place last evening at
. o'clock IN the Nhantry of st. Thomas's
u Arch. The ride, who was piven
aN ay by her brot err, Salvador Emilio
Hos, was attended by her lister, Miss
Cora d. Ros, as maid Of .onor, and an
other sister, .lrs. Herbert f. TAYLOR
r. vas tee matron OF honor. Bernard
y. Gerrish. of Brookline, Mass, served
as Mr.. Whites best man and the the
ushers were Herbert T. TAYLOR ir
hobart ! ord and Thornton Fn.mons. of
New York, and Wendell G.. Reycroft. Of
Bridgeport, Conn.
The ceremony was followed bv .
small reception at the homo of +bo
9ri ie mother After a short honey.
moon trip Mr.. and Ms. White will ro
10 North Brookheld, Mass, where thev
Will make t cir home.
Miss Alexandra Emery, daughter Of
the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson. win ha
married this afternoon in St. Bartholo
news Church to Benjamin Moore. son
OF the late MIR. and Ms. Clement c
Moore. The ceremony viii be followed
by reception at the home of the
0tldes D $ mother, East Sixty-eighth
street. There will be no attendants.
Another wedding to-day will be that
Of Miss Edith Beatrice Gambler. daueh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Gambler.
10 count Carlo Beuf, at o'clock. at
the home of her parents, 1853 Fifth
'A'N4"N. -itoS OOiOiHV OItEc0S, QoDN-
tante daughter Of Mrs. Richard Ste.
Vens. will be the brides maid of honor
and only attendant. Count Tito Beuf.
tatner of the bridegroom, Will serve as
lest man.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Digby Maitland gave
a dinner last night at their home. S29
Park Avenue, for Miss Grace Ebert.
whose engagement to Mr.. Maitland's
brother. the Rev. Peregrne Maitland.
of Lough ton, Essex, England, has been
announced.
Mrs. William A. Prime will sail for
Europe on the Aquitania December ii
to spend the winter in Cannes She
WI be joined there next month by Mr.
Prime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Livingston
Parsons have returned from France
and have. gone 10 their country place
at lslip, l.. |.
Mrs. James Lincoln Ashley will give
a reception Saturday at her home. 50
East Seventy third Street, for her
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Rro''n Vows Cn'u,nh;a FaruIiv
Haywood Broun, dramatic critic Of

I ne -NeW Ivln l-lIvu..o, MS b
extension teaching at Columbia Uni
vers:ty, it was announced Yesterday at
Columbia. Mr.. Broun viii conduct a
course in modern dramatic literature
which will be given in the spring term.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
ENGAGEMENTS
MARRIED

FINK FL STT'N BsSHWlrZ - MI and
Mrs. Sol R1shwitI Announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Hattie. to Mr..
Fred iinkelst Gin. On December Z, al the
Ritz-Carlten Hotei.
~ClrrRN.EiEORN-Dr - Tuesday.
December T. at s.. Srepnen's Church. by
tie Rev nr. Nathan A. Sesgle. as
Sistef Y me Rev mr.. Ernest NJ Stires,
Edward Gilbert Schernerhorn and Char
lotte nedemann Dit sler. daughter OF the
late FREDERICK 11edesaann.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
yHOEWAI.D T.!ON\ESEN at

THOKWAID T!IONNTSEN, AZ Bay 3sth
st.. Brooklyn. has fully recovered from
q serious attack OF diph,heria. due to
the good attention shown him by tn,
doctors and nurses OF Kingston Avenue
hospital. and wishes to thank them. lie
is now at home.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Livingston
Parsons have returned from Fpance
and have gone TO their country place
at lslip, l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan


Trend Of the Times BY, George A.
and Essex streets.
Trend of the Times" by DR.. Sydney n
Ussher at Labor Temple, southwest
corner Fourteenth Street ana Second
Trend Of the Times' by Ernes, E /.
Hammer. at Evander Childs High
School. lS4ih Street and Field Place. the
Bronx.
Brooklyn
Trend OF tho Times by o.. Alexander
Ma2n Myqns. SysEas At Easern p!s5rlc High School
Trend of the Times" by Mrs. Harriet B.
Waters at Brooklyn Public Library,
Norman Avenue and Leonard Street
Health Educatton for GarTenA Workers" "
by Mrs. Grace II. Bernhe!m. at Bushwtck
High School. Irving Avenue. Madison
and Woodbil G streets
The Great Melting Pot" by James r
Marion jr., at Manual Training High
school. Seventh AV"nue and Erin Street.
Irwin. at p. s. -. Eshtcenth Avenue
ana SiNtieth Street.
Queens
lam y Guthrie Phi D.. at Richmond
fIll High school. stoothon and Riuge-
wood avenues Richmond H!li. l. l.
Richmond
Trend OF the Times" by Mrs Marian
Lelard. at p; g. l6 Daniel Low Terrace.
Toupk insviile. 8. l.
'Abraham Lincoln" by Or Henry r. Ross
at p. S. 49, Pennsylvania Avenue. Rose
bank. s I. Stereopticon viows and mo-
ton pictures.
The G,owth s,s e. American Music IN the
aInsooT ai ry at " yo ss r,s NS5s HTsnus
West New Brighton. g. l. illustrated
~ vocal nolos
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Mrs. James Lincoln Ashley will give
a reception Saturday at her home. 50
East Seventy-thrd Street, for her
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Mrs. William A. Prime will sail for
Europe on the Aquitania December "a.
to spend the winter in Cannes. She
WI be joined there next month by Mr..
Prime.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Birth. ENGAGEMENT, Marriage,

Birth, ENGAGEMENT, Marriage,
Death and In Memorian Notices
nay he ,elephoncd 10 The Tribune
arb time 10 10 midnight for IN
scvtion in The next dav', paper.
Telephone BecFnlon 5000.
ENGAGEMENTS
HARRIS toyWJOy 49, MIR. rhcr9as p
LoVcioy aNnOunces tho enga~enl~rt Of
his daughter. Susan Katherine 10 Mr.
George de Lancy Harris, of New York
Clty
W0nLNAN-KCrrr end Mrs
Kopncl Of 20 West 12sth ST. formerly
of Norfolk. Va. announce the hetrothal
Of their daughter Dorothy, to Mr.. Dave
Woh man. Reception at Wallace Hail
sunday. December -. to G.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

aughter~in-law, Mrs. De Forest Van
Slyck.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. J. Digby Maitland gave
a dinner last night at their home, s29
Park Avenue, for Miss Grace Ebert.
whose engagement to Mr.. Maitland's
brother. the Rev. Peregrine Maitland.
of Lough ton, Essex, England has been
announced.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

December 6. 1920. after r.
short iNness. Katherine. Wife Of George
s1nmcr aged - years Funeral service
at The home Of her da ghtor Ms Joseph
a. Simendlnger. I4A Meadow Lane NeV
Rochelle y. Y. on Thursday Decent be
o. at u a. N. 1nterment EVeigreens
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

HiItN-in Whitinsviue Macs. Deccyn
her 3, George Ma.ston Whtin in his
s4th year Relatives and friends IRE re
spr-ti -lly invited 10 attend funeral ~
ices from the Village Congfeeatloi a.
church. in " Nh-tinsYiiie. Fr-4ay. al , p ui.
NfI~ON-At laythe~ooa Greenwich
Conn. ou December < 10 her 9-a y.ar.
Mary daughter o. the late Carr4I1fn
Wilson, Funeral services ana lnt.rn.. nL
81. raul 8 Church. Mount Vernon.
y. y. on Friday. December III. a. g. n
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

A dance will be given at the Ritz,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Miss Alexandra Emery, daughter Of
the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, will be
married this afternoon in st. Bartholo-
news Church to Benjamin Moore. son
OF the late Mr.. and Ms. Clement C
Moore. Inc ceremony viii be followed
by reception at the home Of the
brides mother, East Sixty-eightA
Street. There will be no attendants.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
WOILNt III

1920. l. tiu Eoulstnn
wlfe Of Edmln1 ST.
ser..e IS At her .ate rt
as.. Las Orange. s.
,e-'lbrr ~ ; 2.
friends invited B.!r
d. l. :. " K. Z. II
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

SIIIC0%-Gn Tuesday. December 7. 1920
Gcorgina w. daughter % Anna rimo
silcox Funeral services private
Plesee omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Wefres7 December 8
William T., In his 77fh ycar. fun-ra
services at his late resilcnce. 422A Han
cock st., On Friday, December 10. at
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

ST TDFKTR-On Monday Decer,ber e.
11miiy Frank Stedeker. reiicf OF Leon. "a
l}rortwoo9 l.. Funeral private.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

v0RStNCER-On Wednesday Dece1r bo
g. lg20, ~ her residence. 1875 Eat 2ls
st., i5ro0i. ya. Ida Louise Norsaneer he
lowell WIZ of Herman Nofsan~ar an
loolher gl vivian and GiaIys Norsanyo-
Iur"'al services WlA te held st r.
residence Friday evening. Dec ber
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