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New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Going On To-day

American Museum OF Natural History. Adj
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. Admission
free.
Aquarium. Admission free
Geological Park. Admission free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. Admission
free.
invention of New York State Master Bals-
ers, Hotel PENNSYLVANIA. all day.
Convention OF Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion of the United states .Comman-
Eleetrical SHOW, Grand Central Palace,
M,etins of the Missouri women's Club
Receptio 10 General Fayolle by the As
rains d'Amerique. at the Hotel Brevoort.
Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street. p. m
jenny Lind Centennial Celebration. Aqua
Lecture by Mrs. Clara z. Moo~oF Fcrrell,
Concerning Terssonality." Lc~s'-e Hall.
auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute Of
Arts and Sciences
Luncheon of the Industrial Arts Council,
Hotel McAlpin. 1880 p. m.
Dinner of the Mayors Public Welfare
Committee. Waldorf Astoria, p m.
Ii cture by Burt b Farnsworth on 'Kncwl,
third Street. p. m.
Memorial exercises to conrne1lorate hun
II. Green. "Father Of Greater New
York" at the American Museum of Nat
~ ual History, p. n. d.,
ness and Professional Women, Cafe
Boulevard. Fortyiirst Street and Broad
Msssinr wsy; 7 q F. the h Music Publishers. Asso-
citation, Hotel McAlpin, p. m.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
DEMONSTRATION DAYS In France" by Nine.
Cecle G. Sartoris. Public School l01.
Nth Street. west OF Lexington Avenue.
Alaska and Her Wonderful Resources" "
by Miss Emma r. Steiner at Central
Jewish Institute, 125 East Eig hty fourth
Street, Sis y. m.
Musical Appreciation" by Miss Mary
Plowlen Herman Hunter College. Sixty
eighth Street and Lexington Avenue.
The world Peace Movement" by Profess
sor Nelson P Mead Townsend Harrs /,
"Buying Of Real Estate" by Joseph P.
Day. Y. NJ: c. A. Harlem. West 12sth
Journeys About Home; Roadsides Fields
and Forests" by Edward F. BigeIow.
theodore Roosevelt, a Living American" e"
By Professor aI William o,,s PvSiiS ,ss,
Street. the Bronx. Sis p. m.
'Wayside Rambles In Europe" by Harry
C. Ostrander. Public School 4e. lseth
Street. cambridge and Briggs Avenue.
the Bronx Sis p. m.
THE Struggle for Freedom on tho Land. "
by Father Daniel c. Cunnion, Public
School Al, Randolph Street. Lawrence
and Beach avenues, tho Bronx. SIS
y. m.
Brooklyn
John Milington Synge." by Mrs Marian
Leland. at Training School for Teachers
Park Place. west OF Nostrand Avenue,
s:l5 p. IN.
Burke. the Friend OF the American Col
onies" by Thomas McTiernan. Public
School S. Hillary and Bridge streets
SIS p. III.
Palestine and tho New Jerusalem" by
Allan A. Hunter. Public School so, South
Third Street, near briggs Avenue. SIS
p.
"Shakespeare's Julius Cesar by Rich
ard A. Purdy. Public School l60. Fort
Hamilton Avenue and Fifty-hrst Street,
8:1b p, m
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
DEATHS

BLANCHARD-Entered into rest on Octo-
Der 4, at summer residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. Lee Ward. South Norwallz
Conn, Virginia Withers. daughter OF
the late Z. c. Center and E. Mary Center
Ludlow and wife OF the late Frank y.
blanchard. Funeral services a Church
OF St. Mary the Virgin. 46th ST near
broadway. on Thursday. October 7. at
103o.
CoBE-on October 4, 1920, Mrs e. (neo
residence. rs West I19th st. daughter
Of Mrs. Dora Nathan. Funeral from
her late residence, Wednesday, October
CRONIN-On October 4, Daniel. beloved
husband of Mary Cronin Cnee Sulivan)
and father of John, Matthew and Mar
County Kerry. ireland. Funeral ''-t's from m
his late residence. 3S3 South 5th St.
Brookiyn. Thursday a. m; thence to
mass of requiem viii be celebrated. IN
terment Calvary Cemetery.
CUNNINGHAM-Sudde on October 4.
1920, Nellie J., beloved sister Of Eugene
Thursday. $50 a m. from her late resi-
dence, Asa West l52d 81. solemn Ye-
QUEEN mass, 10 o'clock. st. Catharine g
Church. 1884 st. near Amsterdam ave.
lnterment St Raymond's Cemetery. Au-
tomobile cortegc.
DALY-Entered into rss. at Harrison \.
Y, Tuesday. October 5. 1920 Antoinette
l.. daughter Of the late Mathew D4ly.
aged IS years. Intcrment private.
DICKENs-At % Victor Place Ein4hurst.
y Y, on October I. 1920, Harmon a.
husband OF the late Mary DicAons and
father Of Edwin and Florence Dickens.
Funeral service Wednesday evening at
30 o'clock. lnterment at NyacA Rural
Cemetery Automobile cDrtege.
DRYsDALE-su Suddenly. October l. 1870 a.
Pc hone Of her grandson Harry c. ".
Mehck. Eleonora j. Drysdsle. in her
ssth year. Funeral services at fof East
24th St Brooklyn, Thursday. go p. Ia.
NN-Du f,rf
loved wife Of John J Dwan and mother
Of Edna ana John Dwan jr Flnefal
from her late residence, ST Greene ave.
Brooklyn. October c. ~ ESQ a. s. SOL
eun high mass at the Church of ST.
lehn the baptist, Lewis ana Wllough by
aves-. a. 10 q
FAULkS-On October ;. Rev. James Buck
ley, beloved husband OF Eernie. lr4s
Eveland. In his $50 year Funeral from
NJ. E. Church. Chatham. y J.. At 2:s0
p. m daylight Saving Timed THURS
Cemetery, Elizabeth. \. J.
HARRINGTON - Charles F~aaorlck. he
loved husband OF Marlory Sioculn Hmr-
rington. at ST. Joseph's Hospital N-w
yea His funeral Will be held al ST.
Simons Chapel Concord. Z T. at ~
O'Clock on Wednesday, October 6. IN
tertnent private.
erford, y. J. Funeral services Al Pre- 3
by,erian Church. Rutherford. on NTeln.s-
day, October C. e:3o p. ~.
KELLY-At College Point. sunday. o.-
husband of Mary Kelly. in his gsta year.
Funeral from his late residence iIe Van
Nyke Lane. College Point. Wednesday,
October {. a. m. thence % st Fi9slla
Church. where solemn requiem mass
will be said for the repose of his soul
kRAsHEs-Agus,a Ida. beloved mother
and grandmother Of Mrs (. Morris Yrs
NJ. Wolf Mrs. W. Wiener A0e "a. .rashes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
JOHN LOWRY


John Lowry, sixty-five years old,
silk importer, with Offices at II West
torty.fourth Street, died suddenly in
spoplexy. With Mr.. Lowry when he
was stricken was his stenographer,
Miss Margaret Allison, of Bloomfield,
N j.
Efforts were made by physician in
the building to revive him, but when
an ambulance doctor from Bellevue
Hospital arrived he pronounced the i'm
porter dead. Mr.. Lowry was we'll
known prison reform worker, and only
yesterday visited the inmates Of the
death house in Sing Sing. He was
born in this city, but moved twenty
tive years ago to Mount Vernon, where
he lived at Is Claremont Street. He
leaves wife, two daughters and a son.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
{. N. Williamson, Noted /
British Novelist, Dead
Specialized in Automobile Sto-
ries in Collaboration With
His Wife

BATH, England, Oct. 5-The death
OF G. N. Williamson, the novelist, was
announced to-day.
Charles Norris Williamson, journal
list and author, gained wide popularity
as writer of stories in which the
aautomobile played a prominent part
he was born in England and studied
science and practical engineering until
ne was twenty-five fears old, and then
joined the staff of the London Exami-
ner. Later he was on the editorial
staff Of the London Graphic for eight
years.
In collaboration with his wife, Alice
this country, he wrote, among other
tales, "The Lightning Conductor, >
The Princess Passes" my Friend the
Chauffeur" and The Motor Maid" He
wrote also a life of Thomas Carlyle.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
State Opens Campaign
To Enroll ALI Youths
Big Percentage of Boys Be-
tween 16 and 19 Failed to
Enlist for Training
From a Special Correspondent

ALBANY, Oct. "a statewide drive
for boys between the ages of sixteen
and nineteen who lodged enrolment
last week, will be made under the pro-
visions OF the State Military Trainine
Commission this week.
Returns from the enrolment indi-
cate that surprisingly large percent
age of boys failed to respond. TIE
commission has determined upon a
vigorous policy and will see that the
boys. who have ignored the Governors
proclamation are brought to time at
once.
The cities selected for the beginning
OF the drive are Troy, Syracuse,
Rochester and jamestown. A staff Of
workers from the Military Training
Commission, including military and vo-
cational training experts, will begin
operations tomorrow in each Of those
cities, and will stay until the delin-
quents are enrolled.
Returns from the enrolment in
greater New York show that large
percentage Of boys failed to enroll.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

n snc marriage of her daughter. Mis-.
nsa nerthe Marie Hutchinson. 70 I Rohars aSs
W Whe,en' son of Mr.. and MRS John e
Wneien, also of Mount Vernon ,yh;al
wlii w take place on October 27 in ~
Nnurch OF st. Ursula. The ceremonv
S Sa.a De ioIlowed by reception at the
nome OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Cravath will
their country place at Locust Vaiiev
l.. l., and afterward take their gnas;S !
Club. N>oNA Noo"'rs
Clarence H. Mackay will give a din
ner next Sunday at Harbor Hill his
country place, at Roslyn, l.. l.. for
General Fayolle, of the French army.
L., MIS-. J. Horace Harding will give a
Avenue, for her debutant dauehter
Miss Laura Harding, and afteIward
take her guests to matinee.
Mr' and Mrs. Elon St. Clair Hobbs
nave returned to the city and are at
tnelr apartment, ell Park Avenue. for
the winter.
Invitations have been issued bv Mr..
anu q MRS. Henry Alfred Todd, of s24
est End Avenue, for the marriage of
tnelr a daughter, Miss Glover Todd, to
% Alien welsh Dulles, of Washington.
~Htsn VIII take place on the afternoon
the country home of the brides Grand,
mother, Mrs. J. S. Gilman. in Balti-
more. Miss Lisa Gilman Todd will he
nei SISTERS maid of honor, and Foster
Duiies Will act as best man for his
brother. A01 A'S
Mrs. Frederic B. Platt will give a
soncneon to-day at The Poplars, her
country home in Glen Cove, L. l.. for
W. niSE Lydia Pratt Babcock, daughter
o1 frank L. Babcock, whose MARRIAGE
to DR.. S. Emlen Stokes. of Morristown
\. j.. will take place tomorrow at
Dosoris, the country place of her
father, at Glen Cove.
The marriage of Miss Edith Smedlev
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason q
SSmedley, to j. Philip Higgins, son of
Va1 Ms, ana Mrs. John J. Higgins. of
avery, n. j., will take place to-day
hurst, L. l. A reception will follow '.' at
the home Of the brides parents Sf
Hampton Street. %
mrs; Henry McCombs Bangs, of 10
East Slxty-second Street, will start to-
day for Middlepurg, Va, to remain
several days.
DR.. David Nye Barrows, who will
marry Miss Frances Scoville on Octo-
Der o., at North Andover, Mass. gave
bachelor dinner last night at tho
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
BISHOP THOMAS d. BEAvEN

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 5-Bishop
Thomas d. Beaven, seventy-one years
old, for twenty years head Of the Ro-
man Catholic diocese of Springfield,
died this afternoon of heart disease.
He was a native of this city and sue
ceeded to the bishopric on the death of
Bishop T. P. O'Reilly in 1892 The.
Springfield diocese extends from
Worcester, Mass, TO the western boun-
dary of the state.
Bishop Beaven was graduated from
Holy Cross College ST the age OF
twenty-one years, and completed his
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

A license was granted to J. Herbert
Todd at the Marriage Bureau in Brook
lyn yesterday to marry Miss Dorothy
Riggs Parker Mr.. Todd, who is t'ven-
ty-seven years old, is the son Of Will
lam II. Todd president of the Todd
Shipyards Corporation, and lives at 95
Maple Street, Brooklyn. Miss Parker
S. Parker. of 2287 Bedford Avenue,
Flatbush The wedding ceremony will
be performed to night at the st. Marks
Methodist Episcopal Church. A recep-
tion at the Hotel Bossert will follow
the Wedding
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
College Faculty Strikes
Canadian Government Ignored
Salary Increase Requests

CHARLOTTETOWN P E. l., Oct s
The principal and the faculty Of
Charlottetown, Prince of Wales Col
lege. went on strike to-day for higher
salaries. The college, which is a gov
ernment institution. was closed, and
the students were sent to their homes
The staff had made several applca-
tions for salary increases. without re,
ceiving any answer, and had addressed
protests to the government officials
over failure to act on, their request.
With no early prospect of considera-
ton Of their demands, the primo pal
and professors joined in handing in
their resignations, and then walked
out as body.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
DR.. FREDERICK F. CLARK

DR.. Frederick E. Clark, seventy-two
years old, one Of the founders and a
life member of the Richmond County
Medical Society, died in the Staten ISL
and Hospital yesterday. He was a
graduate of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons and lived at 36 Elliott
Street, New Brighton, S. |. He was a
the Richmond County Country Club and
is survived by his wife.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
One Big Union Destructive
Force. Saws Canadian Lahnr;i

OTTAWA, Oct. 5.-The one biz nm
ion, instead of carrying out its oriri-
nal .nolicies against capital, has sought
to destroy the international trade un-
ION movement, and by its work has
retarded the wheels of progress in
many communities, Tom Moore, presi-
cent Of the Dominion Trades and Labor
Congress, asserted here to-day. Mr..
core addressed delegates from the
united States and Canada to the ninth
biennial convention of the Interna-
tlonal Brotherhood OF Pulp, Sulphite
and Paper Mill Workers.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
DEATHS

and Sylvester Krashes runeraI f-o---
her late residence. go Trany St, Rronx
sMeanesday.. October c. 1880. omlt
LEEPNR-Ncrs. william NJ. at her ,a,a
tes1- +esiaence Hotel Endicoti. Monday. oc-
Cs34p,lr 1994r Services THE FUNERAI.
way and Sixty-sjXth Street rh,,rs.,s,
october !. at Il - m. Interment pri :,
Loy GHRAN-Elizabeth Ann. on ocso,er
se,, 81 "H FUNERAL CHURCH. Bway.
LQWRy-zsud " suddeniy.. John Lowry sr.. in
ms ooih year Notice OF funeral later.
Nice hoKNENm0n October a. at his res
ieiiog' i",'ef 80 80 Vest s2d st. James f. BE-
80 Sgn or Catherine ami the late
oven McCrorken. and beloved brother
o. Eugene, Thomas and Leo. Solemn
requiem mass at Church Of the Iol,
Name 90th St and Amsterdam ave
on Wednesday. October g. at 10 o'ciock
Irtermont Calvary
N5oi'rH-ANTPhoehe S, beloved wife o.
Thomas J. Neighan. on October 4 1879
a. iier residence los Echo ave. Net.
Rochelle. in her 74th year Funersl
service at the residence so o'closi
" ernesaay lnterineut private. Rye
Mills Hollis L. !. Tuesday. October
D. hs-p' N her 26th year. Mary Josephine.
and Emile Ward Mins. Funerai SER
lres at St. Gabriels Church. Hollis.
Thursday, October Z, 30. Internl-iL
Station l:55, Flatbush Avenue station,
Brooklyn, 1.4e.
M!TcHMiI-on october 3. at her home
at 55l West l2lst st. Harriet r.
Mitchell, daughter or the late DIT Alfred
G. Post ana WIDOW Of the Rev DIR.
arthur Mitchell Interment private. Me-
li'oFiai services at lJ6 5th ave. Thurs
cay october 7, at = m.. % which
friends are invited.
N0RTON-G. Frederick, at l-udes. France
y ~ 80.
with American Ambulance Corps Re
Inietinent ~ Moravian Cemetery. New
pop ; J.. Wednesday. October G. a.
OERIEN-At Montciair X J.. on sunday
t.t-9ser .. Fatrlck, beloved husband OF
Mary z. 'Briau fnee Serravel Rsls-
iifes and irierds are invited 20 attend
funeral from hls late residence lls Md
lend ave. Wednesday, October d. at 39.
solemn hirn mass ct requiem 1T Church
90 ltlni4culate Conception. d. IN In
ter pt a. Cemetery Of lmmac ulate Con-
ception.
o'co..s oR-Jehn. Funeral services At
ifi FLNEtAL CHURCH BrosdwAy
and eSth Street Wednesday, > j. m.
O'ROi RI1I,-0a October l. John. beloved
husband ~ Elizabeth and beloved fsthe~
Of Pster v. Michael. MIS-. JuAa. Collins
and Mrs. Mary Grifies.. Requiem mass
ftai'Ne sfav Ortr5ar s 81 Francis u,
Sales Church. East 96th -;
PEAN1CoOa a-At East Orange. \ J on
October 8. 1920. William Alrxandcr Per
nycoos. in has 60tn year funerst ser,.-
icsp at MS late home II Beach st.,
sinesaay afternoon, October t. a. 1
HOEfN -cN--Ada T,ron. vi6ow ~ rrnnf
w ana t.ioFea 'f9ttrr ~ Helen. Rachel
1nE iaioit. au-d enly. nr S-pteir ber 1s.
li "A .'sotfr NeN a'9psaire. ST. LOUIS
and Boston papers please copy
KH+isN~KOCk - Eeh-ees beloved mother
~ ir. Leon Rosenst0ck. Mrs y. Good
.,ai s'ts. a hA5@ snl s-'.ie Ros-u
slot@ Funeral irom hlr late rcsldessce.
q ~ a tt.".
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
JOHN II. DEMAREST

John II. Demarest, seventy seven
years old, a veteran of the Civil War,
died of heart disease while boarding
train at Anderson, Ind. according to
a telegram received late Monday after
noon at his home in Washington Ave
nue., Corona, L. l. With him at the
time of his death was his wife, who is
bringing the body to New York. He
was a machinist by trade
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
MANY at PAYNE Funeral

Many former newspaper associates
attended the funeral, Monday, of John
Rebard Payne, at the time of his death,
last Saturday night, city editor of the
New York Times and member Of It's
editorial staff for fourteen years In
terment was at the Brookside Cemetery.
Eng glewood, n. J. He is survived by his
Wifa
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
MARRIED
CHOSSETT

CROSSETT BRATNAED on Monday.
October 4. at st. Pauls Methodist Epis-
copal Church. New York City. by Bishop
Luther B. Wilson. assisted by Dr.. Ray
mond Lalor Forman. porothea NJ Brain-
ard TO the Rev. Harry Sanford Crossett.
ELIOT-RACFs-On Monday. october
1920 at the Park AvenuA Presbyterian
Church, s5th st and Park ave. by the
Rev. Tertius Van Dyke. Charlotte Edith
Bach, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ersclz W. Bach. to Lieut.. Arnory Y. Eliot
I. s. A.. son OF Mr. and Mrs Walter
Graeme Eliot, all of New York City
HENRY-MEBCK-On Tuesday. Oct s.
1920 at Llewellyn PARK n J., by the
Rev. Ralph Pomeroy. 4 sbeth, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Merck to Snow
den Henry. OF Philadelphia.
SONDHEIMER--BEIR October 4. NIL
dred Jane. daughter Of Mr. and Ms l.
S Retr, Of Niagara Falls. to william F.
Sondheimer, son Of Mr.. julius Sond-
heimer OF New York
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Inspector LaIley on Vacation

twenty-day vacation in Atlantic
City was begun yesterday by Chief
Police Inspector William j. Lanev. He
IS greatly fatigued, it was said at head
quarters, as q result of his duties in
the 3. T. strike and during the in
vestigatlon Of the Wall Street explo-
sion. Borough Inspector Thomas Mur-
phy viii act as chief inspector during
his superior's absence.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
SELIG 3. NEU3URGER

Selig B. Neuburger, forty-two years
old, member of the law firm of Jonas
& Neuburger, 115 Broadway, died at his
desk yesterday afternoon. His death
was caused by clot Of blood in a
heart valve.
Mr.. Neuburger was considered an au-
thority on real estate law and had a
wide practice. He was a member Of
the Unity Club Of Brooklyn, the Cham
ber Of Commerce, and was a director
Of the Hebrew Orphan Society. He is
survived by his wife, a daughter and
son, with whom he lived at 1927
Prospect Place. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

buried yesterday afternoon in Holy
Cross Cemetery. Before he entered
the service he was IN the employ OF
the Health Department for ten years.
Hc was a member of the Homecrest
Athletic Club, and the Van Sicklen
Athletic Club, both in Brooklyn He
is survived by his mother, brother
and a sister
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
MRS. G. S. GOERKE

Mrs. G.. S. Goerke, sixty-four years
old, treasurer of the Lucy Haynes
branch of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union, died Saturday night at
her home 200 Putnam Avenue, Brook
lyn. of pernicious anemla Her hus-
band is president of George S. Goerke
Company, printers and publishers. She
is also survived by two sons and two
daughters
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Butler Dies IN RatEtnh

William Reed, thirty y-eight years old,
a butler, of 1862 West Fifty-eighth h
Street, was found dead yesterday in
the bathtub at the residence Of his
employer, Benjamin Pittman, at Broad
way and Lawrence Avenues, Brook
lyn. Death was caused by heart dis
ease, the coroner said.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
VICTOR L. SHULDTAM

PLAINFIELD, N. j., Oct 5.-Victor
L. Shuldham, forty-eight years OLD, an
accountant employed by the Innis-
Spoiden Company Of New York Ci.y.
died today at his home, on Arlington
Avenue. He was 4 native of England
and is survived by his wife and seven
cIuldren
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
RICHARD T. COLLINGS

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 5.-Richard T
Ceilings, seventy-siX years old, mem
Der Of the Interstate Bridge and Tun-
mel Commission since its organization,
died at his home in Collingswood, N. j..
to-day. His death was due to a compli-
cation of diseases. He is survived by a
wife. one son and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
SERGEANT C. NJ. HOERNING

Sergeant Charles NJ. Hoerning, TWEEN
ty-six years old, of Replacement De-
tachment No. ., A. +. F., who died
March 10, 1918, in France. was buried
yesterday morning in st. Johns Gene
terry, Brooklyn. Before entering the
army Sergeant Hoerning was a teller
in the Richmond Hill branch of the
Bank of Long Island. He is survived
by his parents, three brothers and two
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Chestnut Hill
Girl Engaged
ToOregon Man
Miss Cainor Owen Baird
Will Become Bride of
Joseph Albert Minott
in Philadelphia Suburb
Dorothy E. Teel Marries
Is Welded to DIR. James
r. Reuling in Church of
the Divine Paternity

Announcement has been made bv Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Wright Baird, Of St.
Martins, Chestnut Hill, Pa, OF the en-
rarement Of their daughter. Miss
Gamer Owen Baird. to Joseph Albert
Ninott, Of Portland, Ore. Mr.. Minott
is the son Of Mrs. Arthur NJ. Minott.
formerly Of Orange, N. j., and a nephew
Of Frederick, William and Harold
Minott, Of this city. He was graduated d
from Princeton last June and is mem
her Of the Ivy Club, of Princeton, and
the Racquet and Tennis Club of New
York. During the war Mr.. Minott
served as an officer with the 3Ooth
Machine Gun Battalion, 18th Division.
In the Church of the Divine Paternity
last evening Miss Dorothy Elme ndorf
Teel, daughter of Mrs. Cora Depew
Teel. OF 609 West 1l4th Street, was
married to Dr. James Risley Reuiing, of
Davenport, Iowa. The Rev. DR.. Thurston
Chase, OF Lynn, Mass, a cousin of the
bride, performed the ceremony, which
was followed by a small reception
The bride entered the church with her
uncle, Henry Depew Elmendorf, who
rave her away. She wore gown of
soft white satin trimmed with princess
lace. and her tulle veil was held with
wreath of orange blossoms. Mrs.
Frank c.. Hedley was the matron of
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Evelyn Peck, Miss Beatrice Cochran,
Miss Elvera Schweers and Miss Evelyn
Rose. Mrs. Hedley was dressed in
1orar1cr co+io aud chiffon u,hila +ta
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
WILLIAM B. MERSELIS

William B. Merselis, sixty-one years
old, an assistant paying teller of the
Chatham and Phenix National Bank of
New YORK, died Monday at his home. AZ
Morton Place, East Orange, N. j., after
an illness Of three months. He is sur
vived by his wife and son.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

Racquet Club. His guests included
Waiter Anderton, Henry Aiker. Hall
burton Fales jr., Colonel Robert Wad
hams, Arthur D. Osborne I'd. Foster
Mllliken jr, DR.. Charles Nammack.
harold Content and DR.. Edward Hol-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
MRS. ELEONORA DRYsDALE

Mrs. Eleonora Drysdale, cighty-eig gnt
years old, of 19l Sterling Street,
Brooklyn, died Monday at the resi-
dence of her grandson. Harry c. W.
Melick, 496 East Twenty fourth
Street, Brooklyn. She was married
twice, her first husband being the late
Cornelius Wesserv4lt Until ten years
wich Village, where she lived from
early rirlhood.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Funeral Of Private Duffy

Private Francis L. Duffy, thirty-one
years old, of Battery B, 105th Field
Artillery, who died in France Of
grippe on December 21, 1919, was
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BIRTHS

THOMPSON-To Mr.. and Mrs Edward ].
Thompson (nee Theodosia Jessup),
son. Edward William. AT Dayeaiing
North India. August II. 1920
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage. ID
nay be tci'atSsll.oncd to The Trib
insertion in the next days pape
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cath and In Melnorian Notices
une any time up TO midnight for
:. / Telephone Beckn1an 5000.
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(To-morro,o's article: "Strikes and tho
Distribution of Labor.")
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NF!CH-AN-TT00fe s. b,1ova1 VIC ~
Thomas J. Meishan on October 4 1925
a. hou1er. 4er res.aence. 19s Echo ave. Net
service at the residence so o'clo..
Wednesday. Internent private. Rys