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The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MISS MANIERRE NAMES
WEDDING ATTENDANTS
Daughter of Bishop Manning
to Be Maid of Honor.

Arrangements were completed yester-
day for the marriage OF Miss Ruth Lock-
wood Manierre. daughter Of Mrs Alfred
Lee Manierre, to Mr.. Lewis Livingston
Delafield, Jr.. son OF AR and Mrs. Lewis
Livingston Lelaheld. next Saturday af-
ternoon in Christ Church. Ridgeheld.
Conn. The reception will be in the
country home of Mrs. William Allen
Jenner in Ridgefield.
Miss Manierre will be given away by
her brother, Mr.. Is. Franklin Manierre
Miss Elizabeth A. Van A. Manning,
daughter Of Bishop and Mrs. William t.
Manning. vii! be her maid OF honor.
The other attendants will be Mrs. james
Lane Poor, Jr.. Misses Anne t. Towns
end, Ruth r. Marden, Alice c. Marden.
Margaret G. Paris Alice W. Goddard
Mary Brown and Emily Delafield. Mr..
Delafield viii have his cousin, Mr.. Leon
ard j. W.-eth, for his best man. The
ushcrs wr'' be Messrs. Robert II. Della
field. Harold Il. Hadden, Henry Monroe
Campbell, Jr., Dexter 9. Hawkins, John
y. Searle, Charles Joseph Nourse, Will
lam M. Evarts and Alfred l. Manerre.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
EN- NGAGED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. r. Hirsh-
berg announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Rae. to Mr.. Louis Gutter son
Of Airs. b. Gutter, on September 26 1921!
DAWSON - sCHNITZER. Mr.. Hyman
Schnitzer announces the engagement OF
his daughter. Anna Schnitzer. 10 Mr.. Jo-
seph Dawson, son OF Mr.. julius Dawson,
3615 Roadway. city.
MEYER - GREENFIELD. - Mrs. Maurice
Greenfield of 133 Bainbrdge ST.. Brooklyn,
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Mildred, to Philip Meyer of Brooklyn.
ROSENTHAL-LASSER.- and Mrs. Jo-
seph Rosenthal of 523 W. l52d ST.. an
nounce the bctrothal OF their daughter,
Tossie, TO Milton LASER. son OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. A. NJ. LASER of Brooklyn.
FF-ROSENBfUM.--M and Mrs. Mag
nus Rosenbaum OF 1873 Union ST.. Brook
lyn, announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Adele, 10 Mr. Jack Schiff OF
New York.
STERN-GRINTHAL.-M and Mrs. Albert
Stern, $50 5th ST., Brooklyn. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Edna.
TO Mr.. Jack Criminal. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Criminal of New York.
WEISS-LEARNER.- and Mrs. Elias l..
Learner. 3647 Broadway. announce the
bethothal of their daughter Blanche to
Mr.. Oscar Weiss OF 36T1 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Becky Lanier
Wins Eight Prizes
at Horse Shop
Expert Rider Carries Off the
HOnors i'm Events Held at
Port Chester.

Special Despotch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. Sept 24.-Miss
Becky Lanier carried off the honors at
the eighth annual Greenwich Horse
Show held to-day at the Milbourne Farm.
the place Of James McClenahan in Port
chester. Miss Lanier won eight of the
events in which she was a contestant.
There were $50 entries for the events.
which were held under the auspices OF
tho Greenwich Riding Association and
the Fairfield and Westchester County
Hounds.
Dinner was served In a large tent for
farmers and the owners of places over
which the hounds have been privileged
to run the last year. About four hum
dred and fifty persons we're served
The judges for the show were William
Ballington. Brig Gen. Charles /. de
Bevoise, James G. Marshall. John T..
Townsend and DIR. a. j. Ward.
The hunting classes, including the
hunter trials over mile of natural
country. with eight or ten fences, We're
features OF to-day's events. Miss Becky
Lanier and her sister. Miss Sally La
nier. received the plaudits OF the gall
lery for their expert horsemanship. In
the Corinthian class Miss Becky Lanier.
riding Boiling, won the second leg on
the Greenwich cup, having won first
place in this event last year. The cup
has to be won three successive times.
She also won the chlldrens jumping
event with Difie; hunter hacks. Besson:
jumping class. Mayflower; hunter type
saddle horse. Beacon; ladies' hunters
class: pairs of hunters, Boiling and Sill
YER Crest. and hunt teams
Other winners were saddle ponies.
TIttla Dream owned by burton II Jack-
son : four year old and under Flounders.
A. II. Worthington; novice hunter.
Oriental Girl Il. H. Bontecou farm
teams. John NICE. Bowman; chIldren's
riding competition, Marjorie Daw. Miss
Florence Haight polo ponies. Godfrey
Pearse; jumping class, Screamer Pie
Miss Marie J. Leary saddle class, Yer
dun. Guy Carleton: heavy hunters.
Waterway. John Nee. Bowman and
light weight hunrers, Sciprio. w. n.
Madison.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MISS ELIZABETH HALL
IS ENGAGED TO WED
Will Become Bride of Mr..
NorUood Rathbone.

Announcement was made yesterday by
Mr.. Edward L. Hall of 1S2 Madison ave-
nue. of the engagement of his daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Livingston Hall, to Mr..
Norwood Rathbone of New York. Miss
Hall, who is a member of one of the
oldest New York families. was intro
duced last year and joined in the ac-
tivities OF the Junior League. Her
mother, who died several years ago, was
Miss Josephine b. Zabriskie. Miss Hall
Is niece of Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and
cousin of Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Mr. Rathbone is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Rathbone of 147 East Ffty-fifth
street and a grandson of Mr.. Carlisle
Norwood. He went overseas in the Field
Artillery with the American troops and
saw active service at Chateau-Thierry
and in several subsequent major engage
ments. lie also was with the American
Army of Occupation at Coblenz for
some time after the armistice.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Mrs. de GersdorH
eSLuncheOn for
Berkshire Golfers
Entertains 80 Guests After
Tombstone Tournament
at St0ckbridgc.

Special Despoich 90 THE New YoRK HERALD.
LENox, Mass, Sept 24.-Mrs Carl A.
de Gersdorff had the largest luncheon
party of the season to-day. company
of eighty persons at her villa on Pros
pect Hill in Stockbridge. II was warm
as midsummer and tables were set on
the verandas overlooking the Monument
Mountain Valley.
Most OF Mrs. de Gersdorff's guests
were men and women who took part in
the Tombstone golf tournament on the
Stockbridge course this morning. nine
holes for women. eighteen holes for men,
the arrangements being made by Mrs.
Phillips Blagden and Mrs. Newman K
Perry. Tea was served at the club this
afternoon by Mrs. Daniel Chester French
with her daughter, Mrs. William Penn
Cresson assisting. A putting and ap-
preaching contest also was held.
Mrs. William Pollock entertai~ed O
luncheon party at Holmsdale in Pitts
field to-day for Mrs w. Gordon Craw-
ford and Miss Kathleen Beale Crawford
of Washington. ID. Q.
Mrs. Henry Z. James had dinner
party at her chalet in Stockbridge to-
night for Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lamond.
who are sailing for Rome on October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hollister Pease
also entertained at dinner at their home
in Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Brewster of
Mount Kisco joined the party of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White at Elm Court. Miss
Adele $. Hammond. just back from
England. who came to Lenox with her
father. Mr.. John Henry Hammond, to
see Mrs. White, has returned to Mount
Kisco.
Mrs. r. Barrett Browning OF Wash
ington, ID. c., is guest of Mrs. Charles
L. Poor of New York at the Red Lion
Inn at Stockbridge. Other arrivals there
are Mrs. Irving Meade Day of Green
wich. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel f..
Houston. Miss Eleanor Houston of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Win
sor of Boston.
Miss Mabel Choate has leased her cot
tage on Stockbridge Plain to Miss Edith
Hopkins of New York. who has been
staying at Fountain Inn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
BANKS GIVE FIGURES
ON CARUSO'S DEPOSITS
Information Sent in Code to
Italy.

DR.. A. Consolation of 1i5 Spring
street received cable yesterday from
his brother DR.. Gabrielle Consolidate, in
Florence. one of the Italian attorneys
for the heirs under the will of Enrico
Caruso. requesting information as to the
amounts the singer had ON deposit with
tho Columbia and Fifth Avenue banks
and the Hudson Trust Company at the
time OF his death. Dr. Consolidate Is as
sociated with DR.. Giovanni Porzio OF
Naples as attorney for the Caruso heirs
They are engaged at present in making
a survey of the italian estate and are
at present in Florence.
Caruso had large cash deposits with
the banks and trust company in addi-
ton to valuable securities in the safe
deposit branch of the Hudson Trust
Company. The figures DIR. Consolation
forwarded to his brother in Florence IN
code. He said that of course he could
not make public the information the
bankers gave him.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Dance for Younger
!. SCI at Cottage
MSouthampton
Event Held for the Misses
Beth and Dorothy Leary-
at
Notes Of Resort.

Special Despatch - GHE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON. L. T., Sept. 24.-Mrs.
Caleb Wild Hammll and her daughter.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Hammill, who
recently returned from Europe. arrived
last evening. Among guests for over
Goelet. who are staying with Mrs.
George G. De Witt on Lake Agawam.
Mrs. De Witt had few friends in for
dinner last evening and again tonight.
tanned for them at luncheon to-day To-
morrow Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet will be the
chIvf guests at luncheon at the National
Golf Club
A dance was given last night by Mr..
George Leary, Jr., at Hawthorne House
for the Misses Beth and Dorothy Leary
and Mr.. John Kowall who are staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary.
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre de Coppet, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oak
ley Van der Poel, Mr.. and Mrs. Steuart
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Earold NJ. Wall.
Mrs. Arents Humphreys, Pierce Butler,
Miss Estelle O'Brien, Kathryn Bache,
Mr. and Mrs. Esmond p. O'Brien.
Messrs. Franklin Horne, Charles Shaw.
Thomas Carnegie, Jr., Morgan j.
O'Brien, Jr., keKnneth O'Brien, John
Stahl. ]. G. X. Lawrence.
A garden party was given this after
noon by Mrs. Henry James to celebrote
the birthday of her young son. Morgan
OBrien James. His grandfather. Mr..
Morgan ]. OBrien, paid visit to his
namesake during the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey kountze.
who have been abroad. returned to
southampton and have Joined their two
young daughter. the Misses Martha
and Helen Kountze, and Mrs. Kountze's .
mother. Mrs. NJ Johnston.
Mrs. Francis BGrrall Hoffman will
close her cottage, Eden Classic, this
week and move to New York, where she
has engaged rooms at the Plaza Hotel,
as we'll as headquarters for the Ma
ii, nal Womans Foundation, which viii;
lold q membership campaign for one
month, with Mrs. Hoffman as head Of
the New York State division. The
paig, opens on October 3. which Is the
same date that the Plaza opens its
new terraced dining room and bail
Tcom in the new extension, and Mrs
Ho0i an to-day engaged two large
tnries ia the name of the foundation or
thu dinner being held that evening by
president OF the foundation. will come
from Washington, bringing several
prominent guests. Mrs. Hoffman Is
also arranging a bridge and dance at
the Plaza to finish the campaign on
November !.
At an honest ballot bridge tournament
held on Thursday at the residence OF
Mrs. Arthur b. Claflin the sum of $3.50
was realized for the cause. The commit
tee included Mines. Peter b. Wyckofe,
russell III. Hoadley. Francis Burial,
Joseph Palmer Knapp. Arthur b. Claf-
lin and v'tletcr = sy aaG Miss Martha
Coster
Mrs. Orson u. Mum will close her
cottage here and move to the Plaza
Hotel until the completion of her apart
ment
Mrs. Edward II. Johnson entertained
at bridge this afternoon
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
GUESTS or PROF. OSBORN.

The foreign scientists, who are at
tending the Second International Eu-
genie Congress at the American
Museum OF Natural History. are guests
to-day OF Prof and Mrs. Henry Fair
field Osborn at their country place IN
Garrison- on Hudson.
Among the guests are: DIR. A. Gova-
ertz, Belgium: Dr. u. +. Ramos Cuba
Senior Dr. Don Arturo scroggie. Chile;
Dr. u. Feierabend and Dr. a. Sum.
Czecho-Slovskie. Mr.. Georg Bach. Dem
mark Major leonard Darwin and A.
Barbara Dale. England Mr.. Manuel
Dieguez, Guatemala; Messrs. Lucien
Cucnot, Lucicu March and George
vacher de Loupouge, France; Mr.. Sane
Naccarati. Italy; DR.. Jon. Alfred
Miocn. Norway; Dr.. Ales Hrdlickn.
Prague; Mr.. Sutherland Simpson, Scot
land: DR.. phya Mednn. siam; Dir. ].
Varela, Uruguay: Mr.. Il. Arroyo
Lameda, Dr. ". =. Dakin and Or. X.
Ruggles Gates. Venezuela.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MRS. C.. w. ADAIR DEAD;
WAS FAMOUS HOSTESS
American Woman Held High
Place in England.

With the death of Mrs. Cornelia Wads-
worth Adair on Friday at Gresham, near
Bath. England. there passed one Of the
few remaining American born hostesses
Of the older generation in the higher
social life of England. For more than
fifty years she held an influential posi-
tion in the British court circle. in which
she was much beloved. During the
reign OF the late King Edward VII.
she was one of the leading hostesses OF
the period and her London house in
Curzon street and Glenveagh Castle, her
country estate in ireland. were the scenes
of many brilliant entertainments.
Mrs. Adair was one OF the Wads-
worths of Geneseo, Livingston county.
\. y, where the family has had an es-
tate for nearly o century and a half and
where she was born eighty-four years
ago. She was an aunt of United
States Senator James w. Wadsworth
Jr. Her father was Gen. James Wads-
worth. who lost hrs life in the battle OF
tho Wilderness, in the civil war. Short
ly before the civil war broke Miss
Wadsworth was married to Col. Mont
gomery Ritchie, who also fell in that
conflict.
Soon after the end of the war Mrs.
Ritchie went to England. There she was
married in 1867 TO John George Adair
OF Rathdair and Glenveagh Castle.
county Donegal, and one OF the large
land owners OF Ireland. Mr.. Adair died
in 1885. His widow continued to main
tain the family estate in Ireland and the
London house She. however. made fire.
quent visits TO her native land and to
pass part of each winter on a large
ranch she owned In Texas.
Mrs. Adair's sister. Elizabeth Wads-
worth. was married first TO the late
Arthur Post OF New York. In 1889 Mrs.
Post was married to Mr.. Arthur Hugh
Smith Barry. who was created Baron
Barrymore in 1902.
Mrs. Adair IS survived by one son.
James Wadsworth Ritchie. who has
lived abroad since his youth. He mar
rled Miss Daisy Hoare, niece of Sir Sam
uel Hoare, who is almost as well known
in financial circles in New York as he is
in London.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
IN M Z M O R A M.

AyREs.--In loving memory OF William Agra
OF New York city Died at Circlcviiie
n. ". September ~. 1917. --rs
CoSTA.-In loving memory OF my dear
mother. Mary +. Costa, who died Septem
her 25, 1908.
TsNNON.--Month's mind mass of redgieni
will be celebrated Tuesday, September ~
at ST. John the Evangelist Church. East
55th ST.. at A. NJ. for the repose OF thu
.soul OF Francis j. Fannon.
HATSTED.--ru loving memory Of Charles
Stockton Halsted, who departed tlIis life
September 25. 1911.
HOLLAND.-Niis. In most sad and lovir.
remembrance OF our only sou. who va
so suddenly cut off from life on Septeui
ber -. 1920. Ills Father and Mother.
KENwORTHY-John, in loving memory 4,
our brother. who passed away September
25. 1920. Sisters and Brother.
lSrNG.-In loving memory of wallace warf
who passed away September 81 1905.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
RUNNELLs-wITHERs.

Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 24.-In the Church
of the Holy Spirit at Lake Forest this
afternoon Miss Mary Pierce Withers
daughter of Mrs. Henry Malcolm With
ers of New York and Lake Forest, was
married to Mr.. Give Runnells, son of
Mr.. John Sumner Runnells of Chicago
and Chocorua. n. II.
Mr.. Pierce Withers gave his sister In
marriage. Mrs. Laurence II. Armour
was matron of honor for her sister and
little Miss Whitney Bourne, daughter
OF Mrs. George Il. Bourne of New York.
was flower girl. Mr.. Robert I. jerks OF
New York, brother-in-lew of the bride
groom. was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Laurence II. Armour, Henry
Pickett Withers. brother of the bride;
Charles Knickerbocker Joseph VI. Cud-
ahy. Frederic Mclaughlin and Edward
S. Moore of New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
J. Van N. DORIS
Daughter Bride
at New Canaan
Married to Mr.. Henry Knox
HardOn at Her Fathers
Country Home.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
STAMFORD, Conn, Sept. 24.--Miss An
toinette Mott Dorr. daughter OF Mr.. John
Van Nostrand Dorr. mining and metal
lurgical engineer. of All Park avenue,
New York, and New Canaan. was mar
ried to Mr. Henry Knox Hardon. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winthrop Hardon
of New York and Wilton, Conn. and
grandson OF I. Tucker Burr OF Boston,
this afternoon in st. Marks Episcopal
Church. New Canaan. by the Rev.
Charles L Adams. the rector. x recep-
tion followed at The Ledges. the sum-
mer home of the brides father at New
Canaan.
The bride rs graduate Of Milton
Academy, Milton. Mass, and during the
war was attached to the Connecticut
Land Army and later served In Debarka-
tion Hospital No. In New York. She Is
also chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittoc of the Country Club Of New
Canaan.
Mr.. Hardon. Harvard IL. was with
the American Ambulance Field Service
in 1915 and following training at Platts-
burg served with the Seventy-seventh
Division In France. He IS now with
Redmond & Co, bankers, New York.
Miss Rosalind Higginson Dorr, a sis
ter of the bride. was maid of honor. and
hcr other attendants were Miss Virginia
o. Dorr and Mrs. James L. Warburg.
cousins OF the bride; Miss Dorothea
Johnson OK New York. Mrs. George Par
son of Concord. Mass, and Mrs. Francis
McCoolS of Youngstown, Ohio. Mr.. w.
Travers jerome. Jr.. of New York, was
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Samuel Swift. Rodney Williams. Rush
more Shope and Herman Schwab of Rye
and Hamilton Dyclsman OF New York
Following motor trip through the
Berkshires and the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardon viii live in New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
M A R r ! E D

BARUCH-KESSNER.- and Mrs. IL.
Kessner of $50 East sth ST.. Brooklyn, an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Minnie TO Sol Baruch on September IS.
WINIK-KoENIG.-M and Mrs. Samuel s..
koenig announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Beatrice H., to Leslie l.
Wink. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Wink.
SALZMAN-JAFFA.-Mr and Mrs. Morris
Salaman of 361 Highland boulevard.
Brooklyn. announce the marriage Of their
daughter. May, 10 MIR. Charles Jaf:a, on
Tuesday, September 20, at Stony Creek.
Connecticut.
SIEGIER-yoGEL.-Mr Ottilie yogel an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sieeler. on Sept. Is
at the Hotel Netherlands, New York.
PHAN-GRAHAM.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Graham OF 422i Park av., New York city.
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Helen c.. TO Mr.. Otis II. Upham Of
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
SOCIAL NOTES.

Samuel M. Raiston. one time Governor
of Indiana, is spending a few days In
New York and Is at the Hotel Astor.
Lieutenant-C Commander Paul #. Foster
Of the ". s. $. San Francisco and Mrs.
Foster are at the Hotel Astor. Others
there arc Joseph G. Hattie, from Camp
Dix: Lieutenant-Comman Isadore
Lehrfeld. from Newport, and Capt.
Robert Il. Maxwell, u. S. A., and Mrs.
Maxwell, from Fort oglethorpe, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cazeau Pinard OF New
port. r. l., are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF a daughter on Septcm-
her Is. Mr.. Pinard is the owner OF the
rlnaru Cottages In Newport.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
ONE TIME CRIMINALS
AT CASASSA FUNERAL
Join in Last Tribute to
Square Policeman.

The funeral of Frank p. Casassa,
long in Police Department service and
regarded as the country's foremost ex-
pert on pickpoekets. was attended yes
terday in the Church of Our Lady OF
Perpetual Help, Fifth avenue and Fifty
ninth street, Brooklyn, by n large dele
cation from Manhattan Police Head
quarters. Some reformed criminals also
were present.
"Dopy Benny" Fein. one of the mourn
ers. said: ''He was a square cop. He
would always give you chance. and he
never tried to make the charge bigger
than il was"
The Rev. John J. Coogan. Police De-
partment chaplain. conducted the SER
vice. Fully 5000 persons were gathered
at the church. There was also a large
crowd about the former detectives home
at s33 Fifty-fourth street from which
the cortege moved 10 the church.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HONOR vIscoUNT BRYCE.
Luncheon Arranged ny English
Speaking Union.

viscount and Lady Bryce will be
guests next Thursday at luncheon in the
Hotel Biltmore of The English Speaking
Union. Dr. John III. Finley viii preside.
Among those who win attend win be
Messrs. Edwin A. Alderman. Robert S.
Brookings. Paul y. Cravath. william
Lawrence. Charles &. Moore, Matthew
Page Andrews, Edwin r. Gay. Charles
g. Goodrich. Edward Harding, Charles
Il. Rowland. Phillips y. Thompson. Ivy
T.. Lee and l.angdon y. Marvin. Mrs
John L. Platt, Mr.. George Haven Put
nam, Mr.. X. stuart Smith. Mrs. Thomas
y. Wells, Mr. George w. Wickersham
and Mr.. H. Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. Ed
gar II. Wells of { East Forty-fifth street
is secretary and treasurer OF the Eng
lIsh Speaking Union.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MISS GIBsoN's WEDDING.
Will he Married tn Mr.. Daniel w.
KnoyIton on October IL.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD
PROVIDENCE, r. J.. Sept. 23.-The mar
rIage OF Miss Josephine Gibson, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Charles De Wolf Gibson of
Bristol and sister OF Mr. Charles Dana
Gibson. the artist. to Mr.. Daniel w.
Knowlton OF New York will take place
at tho Gibson country place. Longfield
Farm. Bristol, on October r. The cere-
mony. which will take place out of
doors, viii be witnessed only by the
members of the two families and will
be followed by a small reception.
Miss Gibson will be given In marriage
by her eldest brother. Mr.. Langdon
Gibson. She viii have only one attend
ant. her niece. Miss Frances Hopkins.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H.
Hopkins OF Washington. Dr. John G.
knowlton of Greenwich, Conn, will at
tend his brother as best man.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
GEORGE PALMER BOYCE.

George Palmer Boyce, for many years
a resident of Brooklyn. died Friday, his
seventieth birthday. In his home in Up
per Montclair, y. j. lie had been seri-
ously i'll two weeks with kidney trouble.
Mr., Boyce was senior member of the
firm Of George 7. Boyce & Co, whole
sale linen merchants, 35 White street.
Manhattan. He leaves a wife. a son, p
Rowland Boyce. Of Nutley. y. J., and
three daughters. Mrs Q. c. Drescher and
Miss Mollie B., OF Nutley. and Miss
Kathryn of Upper Montclair
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

MIR. Arthur Lambert. is senior at
Princeton.
Mr. Baker was graduated from Cor
nell and from the Columbia Law School
In New York. At the beginning OF the
war he received commission in the
Aviation Corps and was promoted to the
rank Of Major. He served in France
with the A. L. f.. principally in instruct
ing American aviators.
Upon his return TO the United States
he was appointed Assistant United
States Attorney for the District of Co
'mbia in the Department Of Justice.
His father. who has lived for some
time in Washington, is a capitalist.
Miss Lambert has selected as her
maid Of honor and only bridal attendant
Mrs. Chiswell Garland Of East Orange,
n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MISS FERGUSON ENGAGED.

Mrs. Farquhar Ferguson Of SO Wes.
Fifty-ninth street. who is at Der country
place in Huntington, l.. L., informed her
friends yesterday OF the cngagement OF
her daughter, Miss Juliana Ferguson. TO
Mr.. Alden l.. Painter OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Ferguson has many relatives
among members OF .he Armour family
of Chicago. Her brother. Mr.. Armour
Ferguson, married Miss Molly Tacka-
berry, niece of Mrs Imre de Josika
Herczeg. and she mas two younger
brothers, Mcssrs. Farouhar and Rod
erick G. Ferguson. Mr.. Painter IS q son
of Mrs. Byron III. Painter OF Pittsburgh.