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The New York herald., 1921-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Special Despatch to The NEw YORK HERALD
NARRAGhNsETr PIER, r. J., AUG. 24.--In
St Peters By the Sea to-day Mrs. Mar
garet Linwood Palmer Whitney Of New
Orleans, spending the summer at Green
Inn. was married 10 Mr.. Stanley Hem
shaw of Greenville, Miss, and Narragan-
sett. formerly OF Providence. The brides
brother. MIR. Reuben r. Palmer of Wor-
cester. gave her IN marriage. Her little
daughter, elise Whitney, attended her.
while Stanley Henshaw. Jr, son OF the
bridegroom, and Morgan Whitney, son OF
the bride. were ushers. Only relatives
and few friends witnessed the cere-
mony. which was followed by a break
fast at the Casino.
Among the guests were MIR. Samuel NJ
Nicholson, brother-in-law OF tho bride
groom: Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs
stephen y. Hopkins. Misses III. Frances
and Anne y. a. Henshaw OF Newport
sisters of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs
John o. Aires, Mr.. and Yrs. william L.
Mauran and Mrs. John b. Lewis OF
Providence.
The bridegroom In the son OF the late
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Henshaw OF Provi-
dence and nephew OF the late Bishop
Henshaw ana Rev. Or. Daniel Henshaw
Of Rhode Island. The honeymoon will be
spent at camp In Vermont. They will
live In Greenville. Miss
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Mrs. Frederic Mckay.

Miss Eileen Van Biene, ntsical
comedy prlma donna. was married yes
terday to Frederic Mckay. theatrical
manager, at Red Bank. n. J. After
ward a dinner was served at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd salmon. Miss Van
Blene has for several seasons been sing
ing the leading role In the shubert pro-
duction or "Maytime.' and IL was while
appearing IN this piece that she met Mr..
Mckay. who managed the company.
Miss Van Bienes father was a the
atrical star In England, where she was
born. She came TO this country first 70
support Miss Ethel Barrymore In
"Tante." Since then she has had lead
ing roles in various Broadway produc-
tions. Mr.. Mckay was at ono time
dramatic critic OF the ECeain9 Mail.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
FRANCE HoNoRs COL. WARREN.

Col Charles Elliot Warren. Officers
Reserve Corps, y. $. A.. who served as
chief OF staff small arms division,
Ordnance Department governor OF tho
War Credits Board and Staff Secretary
Of War; and who received the Con-
spicuous Service Cross through Major
Gen. John F. O'Ryan OF tho Twenty-
seventh Division, has received from the
French Government through the French
Consul-General at New York, the diploma
and 'Trhe Mcdaille de la Reconnais-
sance." Col Warren was the treasurer
Of the Duryea War RELIEF and the Bel
gim Woman's Dollar Fund both dur
Ing and after the war. and was asso~
ciated with the French High Commits
sion during the war.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Webb S0n-in-LaW
We'd Newport Girl
George +. Miles, Former VAN
derbilt Employee, Has Son
by First Marriage.

Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALp.
NEWPORT, r. T.. Aug. 2f.--George r..
Miles, whose marriage June IA to Miss
Edith S. Beaver Webb. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Beaver Webb of 81 Park
avenue, New York, has Just become pub
lie, was originally from Newport He
was a groom for the late Eben ID. Jor-
dan Of Boston. and came here TO work in
that capacity for the late Alfred G..
Vanderbilt at Oakland Farm. Later he
went as an assistant In the stables Of
Mr.. Joseph Il. Widener. While acting
IN that capacity he married Miss Ida
Tew Scott OF 20 High street, Newport.
on November 25, 1909 His wife died n
few years after their marriage. One
child, George i. Miles. Jr.. now years
old, was born. and he is now here with
his aunt, Miss Laura Scott. ut the High
street homestead.
The first Mrs. Scott was attractive
and well educated. She travelled with
him when he went with the Widener
stables They were very happy together
She was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william G. Scott. Her father, who has
since died, had grocery store here.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
FATHER LETELLfER
DIES IN MONTREAL
Succunbs Suddenly to Apo
pls1y.

The Rev. Father Arthur Letellier, su-
perior OF the Fathers of the Blessed
Sacrament and rector of st. Jean Bap-
tiste Church, Lexington avenue and Sew
enty-sixth street. died suddenly last
night at Montreal where he had gone
to make an address at the annual re-
treat Of the order. According to the re-
port received here death was due to
apoplexy. lie was born IN Quebec fifty
nine years ago. and studied in Paris
and at the Gregorian University in
Rome.
In January. 1920, Archbishop Hayes
received q petition urging that Pope
Benedict confer the title Of Basilica on
the Church or St Jean Baptiste, to
which there were 100000 signers. The
Pope approved this petition and this
church was the only one IN America thus
70 be honored. Many gifts were made to
the church by Thones Fortune Ryan.
Funeral services for Father Letellier win
be held at Montreal tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Charles Dillingham; announced yesterday
mat the first New York performance ~
barney Bernard In Two Blocks Away" az
the George NJ. Cohan Theatre will tako place
on Tuesday night. August 80. Instead OF or
August u. as previously announced.
Arthur Hopkins states that Marjorie Ram
beau IN Zoe AkIns's play. 'Daddy's Gone
Plymouth Theatre, VIII DO supported by q
cast including Leo Baker, Frank Conroy,
Hugh pillman, Manart Kippen and John
Eobb.
John Cromwell, for ten years william A
Brady's stage director, will have an i'm
portant role in Personality opening at
the Playhouse on Saturday Eisht.
Because Of the similarity In sound Of tho
titles OF Sonny" George v. Hobart .
melody play at the Cort Theatre, and
9s1nya." at the Forty-elghth Street, the
comedy 10 Sonny Boy"
Having seen hir farce comedy, ',rhe Scar
let Man." started Of Henry Mliers Theatre
William lie Baron, tho author, has turned
his attention 10 THE Love Letter." tho new
operetta based upon Franz Molnar's "The
wolf.' for which Le Baron has furnished
tho book and lyrics and Victor Jacob the
score, as starring vehicle for John Charles
Thomas
scenic rehearsal OF Henry w. ssvagc,a
new production OF "The Merry Widow Il
opening on September D. was held last night
~ tho Kniokerbocker Theatre by Joseph
Urban.
The Repertory Theatre. OF which Augustln
plays this season, offering the first for
matinee performances during Duncan's en-
gsHsment in The Doctor at tho Astor The
Htra.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
FILM PRODUCERS AND
EXHIBITORS AT PEACE
Former Agree to Stay Out of
L0tfer's Field.

ATLANTIC CrTT. N. j.. Aug. 24.-To-
night Gov. Edwards OF New Jersey
President AdoIph zukor OF Famous
Players-Lasky. Sidney s. Cohen, presi-
dent OF the National Association OF
Movie Theatre Owners. and James j.
Walker. State Senator OF New York.
spoke at dinner at the Hotel Traymore
following tho convention OF the Eastern
division of the Motion Picture Owners
Association.
Senator Walker, counsel for the ma
tional organization, announced formally
that peace, or at least truce, had been
concluded between the producers and
exhibitors after two years OF struggle
ard that for time at least the biggest
producers have promised to keep out Of
the exhibition field.
Congress was asked to relieve the
picture industry of some Of tho burden
OF taxes II now bears In a resolution
adopted this afternoon at the concluding
session OF the convention. The reduc-
tion OF war taxes on theatres and box
office receipts was specifically asked.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoBK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 24.-The Casino
was again the centre OF attraction this
morning ana at the tennis hour there
was q large gathering to witness the
play. For once the women held sway,
and the practice courts of the Japanese
and Australians were deserted to wit
ness the finals in the women's doubles
between Mrs. Goadby Loew and Miss
Florence Loew and Miss Dorothy Kane
and Mrs. George Peabody Gardner, Jr.
The latter pair won after three sets,
6-1, 4-6, 6-1. The score does not
indicate how hard the match was fought
and 1t almost seemed like an upset after
the brilliant tennis played by Miss
Loew yesterday.
There were several newcomers there
to-day. including Mrs. Walter @. Mumrr
and Miss Merle De Il. Mumm of Brook
lyn, Miss Pauline Robinson OF New
York, Mrs. X. Horace Gallatin, who il
making her first Newport visit this sea-
son. Sir Allan Howe OF London, who
is at the Hill Top Inn: Mrs. r. S.
Hawkes.. Miss Addison. Miss Wertheiro.
Miss Marguerite Watson. who has Joined
her mother. Mrs. Garret Watson, as
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leroy Jones ;
Mrs. Grenville Kane, from Tuxedo, and
Lady Ursula Blackwood. from London.
who is stopping with Miss Martha c.
Goldman at Berkeley villa.
There were several dinners tonight.
Miss Goldman entertained for Lady
Blackwood, Mrs. Robert Lovett gave
dinner ut her home and Mrs. Howard G.
Gushing and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warren Iippitt also gave dinners.
Mrs. Goadby Loew gave chill
dren's party to-day for her youngest
daughter, who is IL years old. and the
children remained for what they termed
supper.
Mrs. J. Fitzhugh Whitehouse gave a.
luncheon, and others thus to entertain
included Miss Julia Berwind and Mrs.
Joseph r.. Widener.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice will give dinners on Thursday and
Saturday evenings at Mira1liar and Mrs.
Stuart Duncan will entertain to-mor-
row evening for the tennis players at
Bonniecrest.
Joseph y. Tumulty. who was secretary
to former President Wilson; Mrs. Tunl-
ulty, Miss Mary Tumulty and Miss Alice
Hoover arrived at the Hill Top Inn this
evening.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
DANCE AT ASBURY PARK.
Putting Contest Is Feature oi
Country Club Entertainment.

Special Despatoh to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AsnURY PARK, y. T.. Aug. "a put
ting contest tonight was the feature Of
the fortnlghtly dance at the Asbury Park
Golf and Country Club. Lights were
strung about the eighteenth green, and
two-score golfers men and women COM
peted between dances for the cup donated
for the occasion.
At tho Coleman House are Mr.. and
Mrs. y. o. Lupin of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. J. Walsh of YonKers, Mr.
ana Mrs John Hubery OF Passaic, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. M. Wallach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Levine and Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.
Fischer Of New Brunswick: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Hawkins of Pittsburgh.
At the Knickerbocker are Mrs. Emma
O'Connor Miss O'Connor of Newark ;
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Tickerton of orange,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Richards OK East
Orange, DR.. and Mrs. George r.. Noon,
William Sylvester and Miss b. l. Sylves-
ter of South Orange Mr.. and Mrs. =. r.
Pollock and Miss Elizabeth Carey and
Miss Catherine Cassin OF New YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
TO FIGHT FILM CENSORSHIP.
Advertising and screen Publicity '
Men Organize.

Announcement was made last night OF
the formation OF tho Associated Motion
Picture Advertisers Association. Inc,
with 100 members, to fight the motion
picture censorship in this and other
States.
j. w. O'Mahonoy OF the Educational
Film Exchange was elected chairman OF
d committee OF the new organization, to
be known as a committee for the free
dom Of the screen. Samuel Palmer Of
the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
was elected secretary, and Thomas
Wiley OF the Photo Reproducing Com
pany financial secretary.
The new association is composed al
most entirely OF advertising and pub
licity men In the motion picture indus
try. They said they have organized In
order to save their Jobs. The commit
tee will appoint representative In every
Assembly district In the State for the
purpose OF ascertainlng the views OF the
Assemblymen In different sections, II
was stated.
The new organisation proposes TO or
ganlze a speakers bureau and In every
way fight the restrictions OF censorship
on pictures.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
SIR SAM HUGHES
BURIAL TO-MORROE w
Full Military Honors fer Ex-
Militia Minister.

LaNDsAY, Ont. aug. 24--Sir sam
Hughes. former Minister OF Militia. WHO
died early to-day after long illness
with pernicious anaenlia, win be buried
Friday with fun military hoaors. a
private service VIII be held ia the home
Friday morning aud the body WI then
be taken to the armory where Il will
lie IN state until the public service Is
held later in the day.
Sir sam was seriously stricken upon
his return from Europe last winter
His physicians declared that his all
ment developed as result OF the ex-
cessive work and the nervous strain 10
which he, as Canadian War Minister
was subjected during lie war. He had
been on the point or death several tines
since Christmas, but his remarlSabl
constitution previously had pulled him
through. lie was eS years old.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
Mr. and Mrs. u. Parmniee Prentice
give Dinner Party.


Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
LESox, Mass, Aug. 24.--Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Parinalee Prentice had a dinner party
at Mount Hope Farm in Williamstown
tonight in honor Of his sister, Mrs
Henry s. Porter, and Miss Porter or
Chicago. Among the other guests were
Mr.. Tommasso Tittoni of Rome, Prof.
and Mrs Karl Ephraim Weston, Col.
and Mrs. Archibald T.. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. william c. Hart and Prof. II. L.
Clcland.
Mrs. Frederic Crownfashieid gave a
luncheon party at her villa in Stock
bridge to-day for Mrs. Joseph III. Choate,
Mrs j. woodward Haven and Mrs.
Oscar 1asigi.
Mrs. William g. Osgy>od Field enter
tanned at luncheon TODAY at Highlawn.
Mr.. Field and two SOM Mr.. Frederick
Vanderbilt and Mr.. w. Ossood Field,
started to-day to hunt big game In the
Canadian Rockies
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald t. G. Auchin-
Gloss Of New York are registered at the
Isenox Club.
Arrivals to-day at the Aspinwall Ho-
tel include Lord Atholstan OF London.
Mrs. Charles l. Hudson of East Norwich.
Mrs. Allen b. Forbes and Miss Helen
Forbes McIlvaine of Greenwich. Conn. :
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin Grocer Knowles
and Miss Florence c. Knowles of Phila-
dclphia and Miss Mabel Warner OF Balti-
more.
At the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, are
Mr.. ana Mrs. winslow It. Williams Miss
Florence A. Williams. Mrs. Rowland A
Robbins and MIR. Rowland A. Robbins
.Tr., OF New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
One-CIub' Golf
Game for Women
at Southampton
Mrs. Patrick s. Valentine to
Give the Prizes for Novel
Contest.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw foRK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, II l.. Aug. 24.-Mrs.
Patrick A. valentine will act as hostess
tomorrow at the weekly luncheon which
VIII bo given at the Shinnecock Hills
;oif Club Afterward there will be a
tournament IN which the contestants
win be permitted to use only one club.
Many women will enter the contest.
Mrs. Valentine Is giving the prizes.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp gave
dinner tonight at the Meaaow Club for
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Corning OF Albany,
who ere here for visit The other
guests were Major snd Mrs. Theron r.
strong. DR.. and Mrs. WalteT y. Niles.
Mrs. Benjamin Smith HARMON, Miss Ju-
Llama Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Rutherfurd, Mr. end Mrs. George A.
OIxon, Jr., w. Scott Cameron and Ernest
Thomson
Gen. George +. Downey. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Downey are now with her brotner'
Thomas Beall Davis. at Breakers Ahead
Col. and Mrs. Robert Thomson are
holding a reception on the afternoon OF
August 81 at Fairlawn for Mr.. ana MIS-.
Charles Seeeer. who will give 2 PRO
gran1me Of what they call their traiiing
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Seeger nave peeh
motoring from the Pacific coast carrying
with them 81 trailer, on which they are
living now at Shnnecock fills. Ihey
carry with them small organ on winch
he plays aceompaniments for his wife's
Violin music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin l.. Feitner WIN
come here on Friday to pay another
visit with his sister, Mrs. irwin q.
Powell
Miss Jessie Da Costa OF Philadelphia
came to-day for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brooke.
Miss Eleanor Landon has come frofa
Mansewood. Stastsburg, N. Y. 70 be
With her aunt. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt.
at East cottage Misses Hope and
Cursie Winchester. granddaughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt. w have been here
the greater part OF the summer. left on
Nf6nday TO join Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert /"
Pratt at their camp IN the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregoire IswolslSi have
returned from Newport to lSeewaydin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming z. Wiley are
giving n supper on sunday night at tne
Bridgehampton Bathing Pavilion
Mrs Edward G. Fox is visiting ner
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. ana Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox, at Fox Hole.
Mrs. Samuel Thorne gave dinner
tonight at Mapleshade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley q. Mortimer OF
Keewaydin, Tuxedo Park, have joined
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~. Rutheriurd at
their Southampton villa.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Drama by Late Carlos Wupperman Tells Of Girls
Struggle Against Curse Of Drink.

wright until this work fell into the
hands of Jessie Bonstelle. who pro-
duced 1t last summer with her stock
company in Detroit. Last night Lee
Shubert joined her in giving 1t at the
Comedy Theatre.
Four acts tell the story OF the play.
They pass In the study OF doctor who
Is the guardian of the heroine and not
her father. although she believes he is.
Her parents have died in shame. Her
own curse, like that OF the gentleman In
the current anecdote, Is drink. II takes
the taste OF champagne at an engage
ment dinner to start her on the down
ward path. This heroine acts almost
at this important Juncture as II she were
seeing a blue fame. But It is only
hereGity that impelS her to drive away
her betrotned and go out into what
must have been the night. although the
fact was not mentioned specifically.
Here the author, who had contriyed
some Electrically effective scenes. re-
vealed new type OF heredity. The
powers Of evil Unexpectedly skidded. So
IN the final act, the doctor. who had
been protecting his ward, whom he In
reality loved. also returned as hope
less drunkard. But there was hope OF
eformation for the two when the girl
came back to give herself to the man
sha had loved always.
This Is not, of course. logical or scien-
tlfc treatment OF the question, but Is
wholly OF the theatre. The best purpose
of tho play was 70 give Miss Helen
Menken the opportunity to reveal a
lovely and sensitive study of young
womanhood IN the opening scenes. Frank
Morgan read intelligently the long
speeches OF the doctor. Mrs. jacques
Martins playing OF q faithful servant
wFAs amuslngly faithful to traditions.
Miss Bonsteile had. In general, prepared
the y,iay careftrIiy
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
THEATRE MANAGERS TO
INCORPORATE AS BODY
NsU Organization Outcome
Of Recent Convention.

Supreme Court approval for the incor-
poration Of the International Theatrical
Association. the strongest body OF pro-
ducers and managers yet organized, was
aslSed in q petition filed yesterday. The
incorporators are y. l.. Erlanger. Sam
H. Harris, Charles y. Dillingham;. Nor
ris Rose. Harry J. Powers, B. c. Whit
ney, Alfred T.. Aarons, Lee NJ. Boda and
w. G. Smytl.
a board Of governors for one year
is to consist of Walter Vincent. presi-
dent; a. J.. ErlGnger. Lee Shubert, Gus
Hill, Harry Clay Blaney. Harry w.
Savage, George Broadhurst, Fortune
Gallo and Milton Aborn OF New York
w a. Keys. Dayton. Ohio; Felix I.
Wendelshaefer. Providence, R. H.;
Nathan Appel. York, Pa, and o. S.
Hathaway. Middlctowp n. Y.
The association Ia tbD outcome OF q
convention OF several hundred managers
last week in the Pennsylvania Hotel.
Its object, the petition states. Is ito
create n better understanding among
the touring play managers, producing
managers, grand opera managers, stock
managers and various other groups. and
for a social and business fraternity TO
promote their mutual interests"
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
YTALO MCNTEMEZZF AND
MISS LEITH MARRIED
Composer and Bride to Come
TO America.

spseiuI Cable to THn NEw YoRIc HERALn.
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW YORK IfERAED.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Aug. -.
Italo Montemezzi the noted Italian
composer, best known In America
through his opera, 'LAmore del Tire
Re-" married Miss Katherine Leith Of
New York here yesterday. 1t was learned
at the wedding that the couple viii start
soon for New York, where the composer
will direct a new opera OF his own. the
name OF which Is yet unanuounced.
The wedding was attended by a few
friends and was followed by n reception
in the Ritz Hotel The bride was at
tended by her sister Mrs. Richard G..
Conried. whose husband IL son Of the
late Heinrich Conried, for many years
impresario OF the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Nine. Montemezzi is daughter OF
Mrs. William Leith, who lives at the
Ritz-CarIton Hotel in New York in the
winter and at Deal n. j., In the sum-
mer. Her father. who died two years
ago, leaving a fortune. was Mayor OF
Deal. She met the composer year ago
in New York when, as guest OF the di-
rectors of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. he conducted his opera, 'L'Amore
del Tire Re-"
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK. HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 24.-Fron
New York at the Traymore are Miss
Mildred Wingen, Mrs. William Bristol
and Mr.. William u. Bristol. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph le Plang, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +.
Cochrane, Brooklyn: Mr.. e. G. Geiser.
Mrs. f. NJ Lowe and Frank Lowe,
Jr., OF New York have arrived at the
Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mrs. Fred w. Upham Of Chicago. wife
OF the treasurer OF the Republican ma
tional committee. who recently under
went an operation at the City Hospital,
has left the institution and is again at
the Rtz-CarIton, where she will conf
plete her conyalescence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Findlay or New
York are ot the Dennis, as are Mrs. &.
Fl. Griffin and Miss II. !. Wilson, who
arrived together.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
ALLIsoN---BuRGoYNE.

Miss Eulalle Burgoyne. daughter Of
Mrs. Percy Burgoyne OF Plainfield, N. j..
waa married yesterday In the military
chapel on Governors Island 20 Lieut.
Philip Whalley Allison, u. S. A. The
brides only attendant was Miss Marian
Leslie Campbell Gray Of New York
Lieut. Allison's best man was his
brother, MIR. stanton Willetts Allison
Messrs. Walter Ruysam Jones and Rich
ard III. Andrews, who were classmates
Of the bridegroom at Cornell University
were the ushers. Lieut. Allison IA a son
OF the late Brig.-Gen. James Nichols
Allison, ". s, A,
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
miss rHELMA HALL TO WED.

Special Despatch TO THs NEW yoSK fInAtD.
BosToN. Aug. 2f.--Announcement Is
made to-day OF the engagement OF Miss
Thelma A. Hall, daughter Of Frederick
Hall Of New York, to Robert r. Herrick,
Jr., OF this city and Milton. The wcd-
ding Will take place September 6, and
on September Is the couple will sail
for China and Japan. Hiss Hall, who
has been living at the Chiffon Club.
Boston. Is a member OF the Sewing
Circle and the Vincent Club Mr.. Her
rick is the only son OF Robert Herrick
and the late Alice Taft Herrick He Ia
a Harvard man, '1s. and belongs 20 sew
sral clubs,
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
REUNION AT NEW LONDON.
Stark Family Association Gathers
mt Ocean Beach.

speoiaS Despatch to THE NEW YoaR HERALD.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 2i.--The
twenty-fourth annual reunion of the
Stark Family Association was held to-
day at the Bungalow at Ocean Beach.
William J. Burns. newly appointed
chief OF the United States Secret Ser
vice, and family have made reservations
at the Hotel Griswold for the last week
OF August and snort time in Septem-
Der. The women members Of the party
are now the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas IT, Dorsey Of Ocean Beach,
awaiting the arrival from Washington
Of Mr.. Burns and son.
II. C. Mcintyre of Mount Vernon. n.
", has taken Shingle Nook Cottage IN
Ocean View place for the remainder OF
the season.
Members of the New London Women's
Club their husbands and friends Will
enjoy a corn roast at Ocean Beach next
Friday evening.