The New York herald., 1921-10-02

Dinard. France, where they have lived
for years. The Duca del Monte Is a
member Of an old Italian patrician
family, the head OF which Is the Duca
di .oarigliano. Miss Ballard-Smith Is
the granddaughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Butterfield, of this city.
from whom she inherited a fortune. She
has lived for the greater part of her
life In France and Is an accomplished
linguist.
An engagement announced last week
which Is of interest to many old fam
lilies Of New York was that Of Miss Eliz-
abeth Livingston Hall. a daughter of
Mr.. Edward Livingston Hall, to Mr.. Nor
wood Rathboae. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Rathbo;le of lat East Fifty-fifth
street. Miss Hall is granddaughter
of the late MI. and Mrs. Valentine @.
Hall Of this city and Tivoli. N. Y. Sho
is a niece OF Mrs. Stanley Mortimer.
Mrs. David Gray and Mr.. Valentine G.
Hall and g.andniece of the late Mrs.
K. Livingston Ludlow, for many years
Identified with social life In New York
and Newport. One of her cousins Is
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt. who was
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt. Mr..
Rathbone Is a grandson OF former Judge
Carlisle Norwood. His father is a men,
Der Of a family prominent for genera
tions In the Lie Of Albany. He saw ac-
tive service at Chateau Thierry and
after the armisticc was with the army
Of occupation II Coblenz.
From Cleveland. Ohio. last week came
the announcement of the engagement OF
Miss Louise Hardness, daughter of the
late William l.. Hardness of that city
ERnd New York, to Mr.. David Sinton
Hngalls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert s..
ingalls, of Cleveland. Miss Hardness
has been identified with New York So
ciety for several years and passes part
OF the summer with her mother in Glen
Cove and on b ard their yacht, Cythera.
Her father was one of the founders of the
Standard OIL Company. Mr.. Ingalls, Is an
undergraduate at Yale and is a grandson
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phelps Taft of
Cincinnati Chief Justice William How
ard Taft and Mr.. Henry Waters Taft
OF New York are his great uncles. His
father Is general manager of the New
York Central lines west of Cleveland.
Mr.. ingalls, was graduated from Yale in
1920 and now ls attending the Harvard
Law School. He was in the naval air
service. where he won the title Of ace
anu was the cnly american naval ace.
He Is credited with bringing down five
or six German air ships. He also was
in the Royal Air Forces scout squad
ron and the British Distinguished Flying
Cross was awarded to him.
Mrs. Tar1eton Winchester Of s40 Park
avenue announced last Tuesday the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss Anne
Gordon Winchester, to Mr. Essleck s.
Sherman Of this city. Miss winchester's
father Is Mr.. Marshall Winchester OF
Baltimore and she Is the sister of Mrs.
Robert p. Patterson Of this city and Mr..
Tarleton Winchester. now In London.
Mr.. Sherman Is the son OF Mr.. Arthur
outram Sherman Of Rye. N. Y, and this
city. He was graduated from Harvard
In 1918. He served as an officer In the
naval overseas transport service aboard
the u. s. s. Great Northern. His sister
Miss Audrey Townsend Sherman, was
married 10 Mr.. John Lawrence BigeIow.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lawrence
Bigelow of Ann Arbor. Mich, yesterday
In Christ Church. Rye.