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DANCE AT THE PIER CASINO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane
Give Dinner Party.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
NARRAoANsRrT PIER, r. l., July g.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. II. Bristow Draper Of
Boston and Hopedale. Mass, have as
their guests at the Dunes Mr. and~Mrs
Charles II. Merriman, for whom they
gave a dinner at the Casino tonight
before the dance Mrs. William B. Nc
Elroy Of New York and Providence and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane of
New York also gave dinners there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Blaine, Jr, of
New York have as their guests for over
Sunday at the Wlgwam on the Cliffs Mr..
and Mrs. II. Peasants Pennington OF
New York.
Miss Mary Van B. Vanderpoel of New
York arrived at the Massasoit yesterday.
Mrs. william c. Strawbridge and Miss
LILY T. Getchell of Philadelphia are at
the Imperial. Mrs. Mary II. T. Carroll
Of Baltimore is at the Revere.
Mrs. Archibald q. Thomson and her
son, Mr.. Rodman Wanamaker I'd of
Philadelphia, who are now In Europe,
will sail soon for home and are ex-
pected to arrive and occupy their place.
Bass Rock Farm, on the Cliffs. early in
August.
Jascha Heifetz, violinist of New York.
has purchased Darchley, on Ocean road,
and will occupy 1t with members of his
family.
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IN NJ F M RIA NJ ,

BARTLETT I'm loving remembrance OF our
darling Jessie. died July 10. 1920.
Father and Mother.
service solems " tllom high mass for
tho rep0se ~ tho SOU OF Josephine Conan-
Nihlo Will be celebrated az the Church Of
the blessed Sacrament. Tfst ". and Broad
way. nt 90 o'cloc- Tuesday morning. July
T. All friends ~ invited
CUsACK "A solemn Anniversary mass Of
requiem wiu be sung on Tuesday July
H. az 10 O'Clock. IN the Church OF st.
John the Evangelist. 65th ~. and fsf nv,
Tor the repose Ct the soul OF the Right
Rev Thomas r. Cusack, the late Bishop
of Albany.
DEL MONTE.-In fond and loving rnUm0rv
~ our dear father. Jacob Del Monte. who
departed his life July Z, 1915. Cons but
not forgotten.
GOLngANu -Roscline. In deep devotion -
the memory. sweet and lRsting, ~ otts
beloved mother. who passed away July :.
1917 Al Golds0nd. Edna Kram, Murray
Goifanud. Bertha Goldsnnd and rrand-
chiircn. Arthur and Bernard Kram.
CRErNnrRG.--in sad and loving memory
Of Mary Grecnbcrg, devoted wife, mother
and grandmother. who passed away July
a. 1919
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French, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele
and Rear Admiral Sidney Staunton.
Several of the young married friends
of the couple were seated in the choir
stalls.
To Take Special College Courses.
Mr.. and Mrs Cowles left after the
breakfast on an automobile trip. Next
winter they will live In Cambridge,
Mass, where he will take q special
course at Harvard, and Mrs. Cowles. who
was at Bryn Mawr last winter will take
a course at Radcliffe.
There were numerous dinners tonight
for those who had come on for the
wedding. An important entertainment
was the dinner and dance given at the
Shinnecock Hills Geif Club by Mr..
Charles Hayden. to celebrate his fifty
first birthdAy. Among the dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph r. Dilworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. De
Lancey Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs. Oren
Root. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Potter, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs r. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Edward
Van Ingen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter
Breeze Messrs. Sherman Day and Robert
Wrenn.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Sheffield had
q dinner tonight at the National Golf
Club for Senator and Mrs. Hilles,
Speaker and Mrs. Frederick IT. Gillett,
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Mr. and Mrs.
George Emlen Roosevelt, Mrs. Douglas
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver g.
Jennings.
Mr.. Sherman Day Is passing Sunday
here with his sister, Miss Laura " Day.
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Romance Began
for Miss PettiS in
Street Accident
She Becomes Bride of Mr..
Isaac Requa, Jr., Who Gave
First Aid to Her.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoHK HERALD.
TARRYTowN, N Y. July "a pic
turesque wedding was celebrated at
Christ Church this afternoon when Miss
Elizabeth Pettis was married 10 Mr.,
Isaac Requa. Jr one of the officials of
the Westchester County Savings Bank.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Pettis, who are occupying
Castle Philip in the absence of Miss Elsie
Janis.
The bride was given away by gher
father. She wore white chiffon with a
front panel of seed pearls Her veil was
held in place by a cap9-- rose point lace.
The bridesmaids were Miss Florence
Millard, a cousin of the bridegroom Mrs.
Edward A. Lyon of Chicago, Mrs. Harry
e. Larson 81 Ossining and Mrs. Stuart
j. Bell OF Ridgewood, N. ]. They wore
gowns of rainbow colors in pastel shades.
The maid OF honor was Mrs. Cecilia
Vroom of Ridgewood, who wore an
orchid colored gown with a silver hat.
The best man was Mr.. Arthur Mead
Of New York. The ushers were class
mates of the bridegroom in Princeton.
Messrs. Martin w. Littleton. Jr., Emil
w A. Schumann, Lasater Terrell and
Howard N. Deyo. A large reception
was held at Castle Philip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Requa will spend their honeymoon in
Green Lake. Wis. They will live in
Tarrytown.
Their meeting was romantic. Mrs.
Requa while driving in Broadway. New
York, year ago, was run into by fire
engine in front of Mr.. Requa's fathers
bank. The young man gave first aid
and the acquaintance was formed then
which eliminated in the wedding to-day.
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ARRIVALS AT PAUL SMITHS.
Many I'm the Adfrondacks From
Various cities.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
PAUL SMITHS, ". Y. July 9.-Arrlvals
at Paul Smiths Hotel include Mr.. and
Mrs ] VI. stryker. Mrs. l.. II. Plogsted,
Miss sally Bauman. Buffalo; Mr.. and
Mrs. George n. Thompson, Miss judith
Thoupson. Bristol, Conn. w. c. Wood
ruff. New Hartford. Conn. Miss Mary
r. Henderson, Salisbury. N. c.; John
Henderson and Robert Cook. Syracuse I;
Afr. and Mrs. S. Haas, Cincinnati Mr.
ana Mrs. O IL Ruckelsham, Eric Ruckel-
cham and Eliza q. Ruckelsham, Newark.
~. J Mr. and Mrs.. w Donald. George
Boollrnan. Mr and Mrs Frank G.. Hall,
Mrs. n 8 Collins, Seward Collins. DR.
and Mrs william s. Brock. Norman OIL
son. LLOYD Church, John Eileum. New
York Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Williams,
Mrs Louis May, Boston Mr. and Mrs.
q. " Paddon and sons. Dundee. ~. Y.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Nicholson John A.
Engoi. Montreal. and Mr.. and Mrs. O. J.
Laing. Chicago.
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ENGAGED .

BLUMBERG-GoODMAN Mr. and Mrs.
Julius n. Tobias OF 1856 Crotona Park
way and OF Norwood Park, West End
y. j., announce the engagement OF their
sister, Marian Goodman. TO Harry Blum
berg
CotIEN-SCHRANM. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schramm Of Islip. l.. l., announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Helen, to
Mr.. Morris Cohen.
GERsON-HYANS.--M and Mrs. Arthur A.
Hynns Of $50 West l5Tth st. announce
tho engagement OF their daughter. Ger
trude c.. 20 Mr.. Gustave Gerson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerson Of $50 West
i5Gth ~.
GOLDBERG-BOSSAK. Mr.. and Mrs Mo-
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Esther II. 70 Mr.. Thomas n. Goldberg Of
Baltimore. Md.
NG-HtREWITZ.- and Mrs Mark
Hurewitz Of West ssth ST., New York
engagement of their daughter. RosaIind.
20 Mr.. Julius "a. Golding. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Goldlng.
GOOD -BRUCK Mr. and Mrs Adoiph Brucl,
% 7ii West islst ~. announce the ca
FaRement % their daughter. Edna NJ. 10
Mr.. Irving -. Good son OF Mr.. Gustavs
d. Good of New York.
HAUsMAN-HAEIIR.-M ana Mrs Julius
Baohr Of $50 Prospect nv. announce the
engagement % their daughter. blanche, TO
Mr.. Samuel Hausman ~ New York Re
ooption VIII be held In the fail.
LANs-voGEL-Mrs Mollie u. vogcI. 264
Riverside Drive. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Pauline. to Mr..
Herman a. Lans.
K--LENKOWSKY. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lenkowsky ~ s3s West End nv.
New York city. announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Sadie. 20 Mr. Harold
Lewis Wnllack. son OF Mr. md Mrs
William wallack Of 527 Cathedral Park
way
ZALUD-HETMAN.- and Mrs David
Heyman Of GJT West fGiHt IT announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Lillian
90 Mr.. S. Zalud, son OF Mrs. r. Zalud Of
New York and Paris.
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F. B. CROCKER, WIDELY
KNOWN ENGINEER, DIES
Actiue in Affairs of Curtis
Wheeler Company.

Francis Bacon Crocker, 60 years old,
widely known as an electrical engineer,
died yesterday at his home, 507 Madi-
son avenue He was unmarried.
Mr.. Crocker was graduated from Co
lumbia University In 1882 and received
his PHI. d. degree In 1894 He was an
instructor in electrical engineering from
1889 until 1892, and held the rank OF
professor from then until 1914 He
was founder and vioe-president of the
Curtis Crocker Electrical Company in
1887 and of the Curtis-W Wheeler Elec-
trical Company in 1889. He was active
IN the management of the latter COM
pany, which has a plant at Ampere,
N. J., UP to the time of his death.
He formerly was president of the
American Institute of Electrical Engi-
neers and of the New York Electrical
Society. He was the author of many
books and magazine articles on the
management Of electrical machinery
electric lighting and motors.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
GUESTS AT NORTH SHORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. sturgis
Arrive at Their Cottage.

AFTtNe
specsal Despatch 10 THE New YORK HErALD
BEVERLY, Mass, July 9.--Mr. and Mrs.
Norman r. Sturgis OF Albany are at
their cottage on the Mason place at
Ipswich.
Mrs Robert de Wolf Hampson OF
Cambridge. who is at her cottage at
Manchester. has with her Mr.. and Mrs.
William Roscoe Thayer, also of Cam
bridge
DR.. and Mrs ]. Collins Warren of
Boston are with her mother Mrs. G.
Rowland Shaw, at wildwood. Prides
Crossing Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Sears Of Boston. who have been at the
Cochraae cottage ct Prides Crossing.
have gone 20 Dark Harbor. Me.
Mrs. A. L. Rothschild of New York
is visiting her daughter. Mrs Morris
Rosonthal. at their cottage on the Nep-
tune Boulevard.
Miss Elizabeth p. Sohier. who has
been wishing her brother, Col William
". Sohier. az Burgess Point has gone
90 her cottage at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Cavalier ubald Rochiera, Italian Vice
Consul az New York. has been visiting
Mr.. and Nrs. william II. Berrs of New
York at the Brownland cottage at Man.
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot c. Chase Of Bos-
ton are visiting her father. Mr.. Robert
Stowe Bradley. az Prides Crossing.
Misses Julia Moss and Katharine Fill
son Of New York are with Miss Ann
Gilmore OF New York at her place at
Topsncld.
Mrs. Charles Enthoven Of London has
been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Maynard
f.add OF Boston at Arden. their place at
Beverly Farms.
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MISS DRAYTON WE'D
TO MR.. II. P. BARRAND
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Drayton a Bride.

Miss Helen Louise Drayton. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Drayton of
Jersey City N. J., was married yester-
day in Grace Church to Mr.. Harry
P. Barrand. vice-president Of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce
The bride was a member OF the wo-
mems Motor Corps Of America during
the war. Mr.. Barrand is a son of
Mrs. j. l.. Barrand of 30 Prospect Park
West. Brooklyn, and is one of the
youngest bank officials in New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Vincent Bennett of Grace Church
parish. A reception was held in the
Vanderbilt Hotel. The bride was at
tended by Mrs Harold E. Holmes, Mrs.
Ray r. Bumsted and Miss Marguerite
r.. Barrand sister of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Leon A. Delaperte was the best
man. Messrs. Edward A. Judge and
Samuel Drayton, Jr., brother of the
bride, were the ushers.
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MORE YOUNG MEN
THAN GIRLS IN .LENOX
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor
Bristed Glue Dinner.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
| LENox. Mass. July 9.-Miss Cathleer
Vanderbilt enjoyed the unusual expert
ence OF having more young men than
| young women for a tennis tournament
In mixed doubles, of which she Is In
charge, at the Lenox Club courts to-day.
The girls not the boys are scarce in
Lenox this season.
Miss Vanderbilt played in the first
round with Mr. Frederic W. Nelson
against Miss Emma NJ. Smith of Balti-
more and Mr.. Chester B. Duryea. on
the other court were Miss Barbara
Spencer and Mr.. w. Osgood Field in a
contest with Miss Aileen O'Donnell and
Mr.. Frederick Vanderbilt Field. Playing
on the third court were Miss Edith Bon
sail and Mr.. John O'Donneli against Mr..
Alexander S. Nelson and Mr.. Daniel
Haines. The tournament will end on
Monday.
Dinners were given tonight by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, who
have. Mr. Leander Mccormick Goodhardt
of London as their guest at Lakeside
and by Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Morris.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer had a number
OF the younger set for tennis followed
by tea at shipton Court
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. c. Church have
Miss Sarah Daggett of Kansas City,
Mo-. and Miss Dorothy Newton Of Bos-
ton as their guests at Bonnybank In
Great harrington.
The second dance of the season was
held at the Wyantenuck Golf Club house
In Great Darlington tonight, with more
than 100 young persons from the South
Berkshire colonies attending. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denison A. Dana and Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. c. Church were among those
who gave dinners and later took their
guests 70 the dance.
Mrs. Henry White entertained at
luncheon at Elm Court for Miss Fanny
M. Cottenet of New York, who Is at tbe
Curtis Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. V. Evert
York are at the Aspinwall Hotel.
Mrs. Richard Hoffman and daughter,
Miss Malvina c. Hoffman. the sculptor
of New York, are at the orchard House
in TYrinrham
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FLIES TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Mr.. ~. VI. Fuller Says He VIII
Make Trip Every Week End.

Special Despatch 70 Tnn NEW YORK HraALp.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 9.--"I am going
20 make flight 10 this city In my
hydroairrlane every week end" said Mr..
n. NJ Fuller OF New York as he arrived
In his aircraft this afternoon. THE trip
from New York 10 Atlantic City is de-
ilghtfll ! got here In an hour and q
haig Had it not been FOR unfavorable
winds I could have made the flight IN
an hour"
Mr. Fuller. who is at the Ambassador,
has been taking n course In aviation at
the Curtiss Flying Field on Long Island
For q year.
Ar. r. n. Burnside. general director
Of the Naw York Hippodrome spectacles,
has arrived Tor tho summer at the Tray
moro with Mrs. Burnside and their chill
dren. Lieut. Col and Mrs. George I.
Bowman are there for over Sunday
AZ ule Ritz-carlton from New York
are AR. and Mrs. w. a. knight. Mr.. Y.
A. Coons and Miss Lillian Coons.
The Misses Margaret and Anna
Burke. Miss Grace n. Moore. Mr.. and
ARE A. q. McKeever. Mr. and Mrs.
x-nioi n. LaSsrro are at the Ambas-
.Ancr.
AZ the Marlborough -Blenheim arc Mr..
and Airs. q. q. Ensign. Mr.. n. Carter
Pierce who arrived with Mr. Cecil Mar
TIN. and Mr. =. w Payne OF New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. AStor
Gipe a Dinner at
Newport House
Mr.. t. Suffern Taller Opens
His New Ocean Links and
Gntertains Guests.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, R. l., July 9.-Mr and Mrs.
Vincent Astor entertained again tonight
with a dinner at Beechwood. Mr.. Astor
has been IN New York during. the week
and returned to-day by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward j. Berwind gave
their first entertainment of the season
for dinner at the Elms and a similar
entertainment was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd at. Gull
Rock. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
will give a luncheon.
Mrs. Irwin b. Laughlin, who is occu-
pying Lands End, gave a luncheon. So
did Miss Amy Varnum and Mrs. Frank
K. Sturgis.
Mr. r. Suffern Taller gave dinner
tonight for golf experts and architects
The event marked the first days play
on his new nine hole course called
Ocean Links. Mayor jeremiah P. Ma
honey, an expert at the game, was
among the guests. Most of the golfers
came from New York on board the
power yacht Thelma with the owner,
Mr.. Richard f. Howe, in the party.
Among the players were Mr.. Charles B.
Macdonald and Roco Noco. the expert
architect
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew have
returned from Europe and are expected
here tomorrow. Their daughters, the
Misses Florence and Evelyn Loew, will
accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons re-
turned to-day from Washington and are
at Harbourview. Mrs. Fitz Simons gave
an informal luncheon to-day.
Mr.. j. Francis A. Clark has presented
to the Newport Lodge of E,lks large
elk's head with an eight foot spread.
Activities at the Casino continue.
There were many on the courts, with
the clay courts the most popular. The
grill will open for the season Monday
and one of the features will be the serv-
ing of tabls d'hote dinners on Sunday
evenings during the concert. Registered
there to-day were Mrs. Stilson Hutchins
Messrs. Harry Parsons Cross of Provi-
dence, who is visiting here; Winthrop
Rutherfurd of New York, Eugene S. Rey-
nal who signed for the season in spite
Of the fact that he has taken a cottage
on Long Island; Mr.. c. f. Parrish. who
is at the Muenchinger King, and Mr..
William X. Vanderbilt, who is at Seacove
with Mrs Oliver II. p. Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood are at the
New Cliffs from New York.
Society is interested in the coming
tennis tournaments at the Casino and
learned to-day that the Davis cup finals
viii take place on August Is, 10 and 20.
Most Of the players will be guests at the
cottages.
Mr. Milton S. Barger arrived to-cav
and met many friends at the reading
room and elsewhere.
AZ the Hill Top Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Strambaugh I'd of Youngstown.
Ohio~ and Mr.. Raymond Almirall OF
New York
Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman has re-
turned from Europe and Joined Mr..
Tangc-man at the Shedd cottage.
Capt. Herbert o. Shiffert. u. S. N,
who has been on duty at the torpedo
station, has been ordered to command
the naval hospital at St Thomas. vir-
gin Islands. and will sail from Nor
folk July Is.
r. G.. Townsend Phillips, who has
been attending st. Georges School, has
gone 10 Goshen, N. Y, to Join his
mother. Mrs. Townsend Phillips.
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M A r RIED.

AUGsTEnS- S-LOEwENSTEIN. Mr. and Mrs.
Moses J. Loowenstein. New Brunswlck
~. j.. announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Ruth Marjorie. 20 Mr. Adolph
NJ Augsteln. son of Mrs sidney Aug
stein. 10 West 73d ST.. Tuesday. July b
CowLEs-KRECH-o July o. 1921. AZ et.
Andrews Dune Church, goufhaupfOn.
Long Island N. Y. Margaret Aiwyn.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. hivin William
Krech % william Sheffield Cowlos. Jr
HIDDEN-sAFFORD ON Saturday. July o.
az Hallowell, Maine Marjorie daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Alden Stafford 90
Edward Seymour Hidden. son of Mrs 81.
Hidden-Watson OF New York city.
JOHNsON-sAfITH On Saturday. July o.
1921. at Tuckernuck. Mass hy tho Rev.
Josiah G. Kent Mrs. Pauline Mackay
Smith 90 Herbert Linsly johnson
LoNDoN-NUSSBAUM .-On July g. Miss
Lena Nussbaum OF Astoria. J. 90 Mr.
NeumRn London. 600 West 14Oth
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MISS PATERNO ENGAGED.
Mr.. A. A. Campagna to Wed Mrs.
c. It. Paterno's Daughter.

Mrs Carolina T. Palermo of River
side Drive and 1s7th street has an
nounced the engagement of her young
est daughter. Miss Christina Alvina
Paterno. TO Mr. Armino A. Campagna.
Miss Palermo is the sister of Dr. Charles
V. Paterno and Messrs Joseph Paterno,
Michael Il. Paterno and Anthony A.
Palermo. who have erected some OF the
largest apartment house buildings on
Manhattan Island She Is an accom-
plished musician and was active in
charity work during the war.
Mr. Campagna is "a brother OF Mr.
Anthony Campagna. a builder and real
estate operator. The wedding is to take
place In the autumn.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
MRS. CAROLINE r. BECK.

Mrs Caroline +. Beck Of Pelham
Manor. wife OF Walter Beck. art In
structor in The Pratt Institute Of Brook
lyn. died yesterday of apoplexy in the
country homo OF her brother, former
District Attorney Charles Albert Per-
klns, NJ Suffern. Mrs. Beck was born
at Lawrence. Mass. June 16, 1867, and
was daughter Of Albert G. Perkins,
then principal OF tho Lawrence High
school and later principal Of Phillips
Exeter Academy and OF the sAdelphI
Academy In Brookiyn. She was married
20 Walter Beck September 3, 1895. They
had no children.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Arrivals AT LONG BRANCH.

sr~esaI Despatch % THr Nrw YonK Hnnub.
LoNu BRANCH. n. j.. Jciy 9-New
arrivals at cottages include Messrs.
Harry Sachs and Louis GolinmIth, tho
Rev. u. a. Eisas. Mcssra. Hugh G. Bar
rett T. Frank Chcvaiier, Thomas r. Mo
kenna, Leo lAssner and Charles IL.
Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. stcdman re-
turned yesterday 10 Rome. n. ". after
spending their honeymoon here as
guests OF DR. ana Mrs Orrin A. Clark.
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HIDDEN-SAFFORD.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
HALLowELL, Me-, July 9-Miss Mar
jorie Stafford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alden Stafford was married
here to-day in St Matthew's Church To
Mr.. Edward Seymour Hidden, son OF
Mrs NJ. Hidden-Watson OF 375 Park
avenue. New York. Mrs. John =. Bab-
bitt. Jr.. was her sisters chief attend
ant and the Misses Charlotte Smith OF
New Rochelle, N. Y. and Marion White
more of Roslindale, Mass. were the
bridesmaids. Mr.. John Alden Stafford.
Jr.. brother of the bride, was the best
man. Messrs. Joseph Coville Vance. Ed
ward e. Robbins. Jr, Wilberforce Sully,
Jr., Frank u. Babbitt, Jr.. John Rogers.
Jr.. and John Barnum were the ushers.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
C.. w. DOLAN ROBBED
AT NEWPORT DINNER
Thieves Take Walters Clothes
but LeaUe His Bathing Suit.

Special Despatch to THE Nrw YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, n. l., July 9.--One of those
giving luncheons to-day was Mr. Clar-
ence w. Dolan. who had friends at Sea-
weed. His guests were oonsoling Mr..
Dolan for an expensive dinner he gave
last Sunday. During dinner thieves en-
tered the villa and stole the regular
clothes OF the walters and some OF Mr..
Dolan's personal effects as well. His
bathing suit was found on the lawn.
however, the next morning. The ex-
pense came when Mr. Dolan paid for
the losses OF his servants and few
guests who had also lost their ward
robes.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
SOCIAL NOTES.

Prince Youssouf Kamai arrived yes-
terday at the Blltmore from Halifax
Mrs u. Bertram Pike OF Pike. n H.,
is staying at the Belmont.
Mr. r. j. CuddIhy will arrive from
Paris by the Savoie After a few days
in New York he will>return 10 Europe
to rejoin his family.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence n. Gray and
Mrs. @. Crosby Thompson OF New York
are at the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City.
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JACK NoRwoRTH OWES sl7,1o4
Actor and song writer I'm HANK
ruptcy--Ha. hut s4oo.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in tho United States
District Court by Jack Norworth. actor,
song writer nd theatrical producer.
and divorced husband OF Miss Nora
Bayos. actress. He placed his liabll.
tiles at fi7,iM and his assets at 500
upon which he claimed exemption. In
tho petition thirty creditors were
named. whose claims were for various
amounts for royalties. commissions
judgments and salaries A. IL. Duche-
min Of l43 West Forty-seventh street. a
creditor. claimed f5c0 for salary due
for four years. Tae acfr gave MIA al.
dress as q West Fwty-iif,n street
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Rnv. m. ARTHUR RITCHIE.

The Rev DR. Arthur Ritchie, chaplain
OF the Bell Home at NyaclS. died there
yesterday after an illness o. several
months from arterio schler6sis. The
Rev Or Richie was rector for several
years OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church
of 81 Ignatius. at West End avenue and
Eighty-seventh street. lie was rector
emeritus OF tho church az the time Of his
death. Funeral services will be held
Acre Wednesday morning Burial will
be al Sparlxiil, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
HARVARD PROFESSOR TO WED
DIR. ByerIy to Marry Mrs. X. III.
RenEhaw.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, July 9.-Announce-
ment was made here to-day of the en-
gagement of Mrs. Robert Fl. Renshaw
of Virginia to- DR.. William Elwood
Byerly, emeritus professor of mathe-
mates at Harvard. Mrs. Renshaw is
the widow of former harvard man and
the daughter of the late Gen. William
Carter Wickham, one of the builders and
early presidents of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. She is the mother of
Mr. w. c. w. Renshaw, an attorney OF
Huntington. w. Va. For years Mrs.
Renshaw made her home at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. where her sons were
being educated. Ma Henry t. Wickhan,
general counsel of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. is her brother