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The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Engagement Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs Dillon j McDermott 81
542 West 18TH street have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Anita Mathilda McDermott, = Mr.. Les
ter Vincent Murphy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel J. Murphy. Miss McDermott
is a graduate of st. Elizabeth's Acad-
emy, Convent, n. ]. Mr.. Murphy served
overseas with the Twenty Dl-
vision, Company 4, Of the 104th Machine
Gun Battalion.
Announcement has been made BY Mr..
and Mrs. William n. Williams Of Dun
kirk n. Y. OF the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Ruth Williams, to Mr..
Thomas Campbell Burton Of Batavia.
ILL.,. and Hewlett l.. I. Mr.. Burton
served as n Lieutenant In the army dur
ing the war He now is senior master Of
the Lawrence School at Hewlett.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Llttauer Of f02
Bruce avenue, Yonkers. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss May
Josephine Littauer, to Mr. Osborne g.
Smith OF 81 West Eleventh street son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Oliver Smith Of
New York. The wedding win take place
in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Megargee Wright
OF Philadelphia announce The engage
ment of their daughter. NIiss Hannah
Chapman Wright, and Mr.. linton Sulli-
van. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah j.
Sulliyan.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi II Greenwood or
Boston announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Margaret Green
wood. to Mr.. Stevenson Peirce Taylor,
son OF Mr.. Stevenson Taylor of l23 West
EiRhty-hfth street. New York Miss
Greenwood Is a member Of the ial6-17
Sewing Circle and Of the Vincent and
Chiffon clubs. During the war she was
an instructor at General Hospital no 7
at Baltimore Mr.. Taylor, who Eradu-
ated from Columbia IN 1911, served as a
Lieutenant IN the navy during the war
Mrs. Joseph Shattuck OF I've an-
nounces the engagement Of her dauRn-
ter Miss Dorothy Shattuck. 10 Mr..
Ernest Grant Howes, Jr- son of MT.
al Mrs. Ernst Grant Howcs or Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
ENGAGED.

ALRERC,L sFyNgC1FEfN .l}et rothcd Mis-
BERTHA Rosensoheiu of coo West lf4th gt.,
rs Nr Morris T. AihcrE
RORfs-rTTT.- MIR. and Mrs. ] Rosenberg
of gaS st. Nicholas Rv, announce the ems
ganemeut ~ their daughter, Elsa, 70 Mt.
Adricn Boris. son nf Mrs Emile RQrt4
GOr.psTErN- N-BrCHwAtp p-Ntr and Mrs.
Alex Buchwnld sGf W. fIoth St, wlah 10
announce tho engagement ~ their daugh
tet Sadie. 90 Mr. Abe Goldatein ~ New
York city, on sunday evening. May =.
Reception al Carlton Hall. New York.
HATEY PHILLIPS Mrs Hcnrictte phliipe
of sl7 West End av announces the en-
Eapcmcnt of her daughter. May June, 70
Mr william a. 1tatry. son 81 Mr.. and
Mrs A. HAIRY - 600 West ilith a..
Jacobson -pAvrs.-Mrs Samuel T. Davis
of the Hotel Ausuuin announces the en-.
rnwement on bNr daughter Eivir0 o. Nr.
Ju4uph y jacobson, son .gf Mr. aud Mrs.
James jacobson.
kOLB-BRODY. ana Mrs Nathan Brody
announce fhe engagement 0f fhnir dabEN
tori Helen Ipuuyc. ~ Mr. Miltot " kulb
Rpeepttnn Thursday evening. May 20,
after O'Clock, az hc RifE-Carltcn Hotel
KRAMER -BARENrs. MRS. Iona narents
of 3n st Nicholas place announces tho
enlargement of hcr dauEhtor. GuHsic. 20
Nr Iart Kramer ~ Netuchen, n. ].
WINTER tIRsCHHERG- Mr. aud Mrs
Morris Iirschbcrg of 500 W. lo2d st,. New
yore clty announce the engagement "A
their daughter. sylvia. 90 Pr. leo Winter
ylsctt cttEs-LAWCUtcE Air. aud Mrs j.
Tamrhlck of 1881 1tn av.. announce tht
engagement % their daughter. Miriam, n
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
ALI HAYMAN, NOTED
THEATRE HEAD, DIES
Was General Manager of Chas.
Frohman, Inc, Which Con-
Germ He Organized.

All Hayman, general manager for
Charles Frohman, Inc, and one Of the
best known theatrical men in the
United States, dieo yesterday mornina
at o'clock at his home. 6l5 Fifth ave-
nue., from pulmonary trouble following
pneumonia. He had not been in robust
health since he had a nervous break
down a year and half ago However.
he continued actively in business al
most up to the time of his death, di-
recting his associates by telephone from
his room, to which he was confined for
two weeks. Possessed OF a strong win
and great courage, he made a brave
fight to live.
News OF his death came as a great
shock to theatrical circles In which lie
had been a dominating figure for many
years At his bedside when he died
we're two sisters, Mrs. Myers of st.
Louis and Mrs Hochstadter OF New
York, and Mrs. Al Hayman, widow Of
his brother and other relatives.
MIR. Hayman was born in Wheeling,
w. Va. in 1865, and on leaving school
went to st. Louis and engaged in the
mercantile business with his brother
in-law. Later he went to San Fran
cisco, where his brother, the late Al
Hayman had acquired the manage
came the treasurer of that house and 50
continued until Lewis Morrison engaged
him as his advance agent. Shortly after
this he joined William j. Florence ~
the same capacity. lie came 70 New
York with Florence about 1890
AL Hayman In the meantime had
taken the management Of the column
bia Theatre in Chicago and he sent for
his brother 10 be business manager OF
that house. Charles Frohman. who had
met Mr. Hayman in California, began
TO come into prominence about Inns
time and engaged him as his puplclty
manager. Then began an ASSOCIATION
that lasted until Mr.. Frohman died on
the Lusitania.
At that time and for many years pre-
vlously Mr. Hayman was his general
manager. and on him more than On any
other Mr. Frohman relied. They Wefe
the closest Of friends. and on the death oi
Mr.. Frohman Mr.. Hayman. BY the loI-
nation of Charles F'rohman, Inc, stroNe
iii every way TO carry on the business
and ideals of his associate. .As head
of the corporation he produced many
successful PLAYS, including three pays
bv Barre-"A Kiss for Cinderella. Win
Miss Maude Adams; Dear Brutus
with William Gillette. and MARY Rose,
with Miss Ruth Chatterton. Mr. Hay
man also produced "Declasse, Nllh
Miss Ethel Barrymore. and he'also pre-
sented Otis Skinner IN several plays.
"Clair de T.une." in which the Barry
mores are appearing. was produced IN
der his direct supervision. II was prae-
tically his last work.
out of respect to his memory the Em-
pire Theatre, where that play Is run
ming. and in which building Mr.. Hay
man had his office for many years, VIII
be closed the evening Of the funeral
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Lieut.. j. p. Mahon Buried.

Funeral services for Lieut.. John p.
Mahon. one of the three employees Of
the New York County District Attor-
ney's office 10 be killed in action, were
held Yesterday at the Church OF the
Holy Name, Amsterdam avenue and
Ninety-sixth street Members Of John
Manning Battle Post American Legion,
attended in n body. Lieut.. Mahon was
formerly confidential clerk in the office
OF District Attorney Swami and lived at
129 West NInety-sixth street. He was
killed in action in Belgium, November 3.
1918. his body arriving here recently
The delegation from John Manning
Battle Post, composed solely of en-
ployees of the District Attorneys Office
who served in the war. was headed by
John O'Rourle. private secretary TO Dis
trict Attorney Swami
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
wellesley ON the Avenue" Week.

Wellesley College alumnao In the mot
ropolitan district are to take part In
he celebration Of Wellesley on the
Avenue" week. which begins to-mor-
row. More than one hundred OF the
leading Fifth avenue firms are to dress
their windows IN Wellesley blue and
display posters, banners and special
exhibits Of the college wellesley women
are TO show their allegiance to their
alma mater by wearing boutonnierea OF
their college color all week.
4 vesper service In memory or Mrs.
Alice Freeman Palmer, the second pres
ident Of Wellesley. viii be held at the
Brick Presbyterian Church at 1880
O o'clock on FridnY afternoOn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Mrs. Montgomery SCHUYLER.

Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler died yes
terday at the Shelter, her residence IN
Pelham Manor. n. ". ~ her ssth year
following a short Illness. Mrs. Schuyler.
who was Miss Sophie y Norton, was
born in Buffalo where her parents were
pioneer residents. She was married
there TO the Very Rev. Montgomery
SCHUYLER. n member Of the well known
family OF the name % New York. who
for forty-two years was-dean % Christ
Church Cathedral IN 81. Louis, NO.
where he died twenty years ago
are s.ven surtivine children-Miss Ger
trude Livingston Schuyler. Mrs RAINS
ford Talboys and Mrs lohn roster
Mills. who lived with their mother Mrs
Henry Dey Of New York. We L.N.
phitIn schuvler or Portland Me Eu-
gene Schuyler Of ST. Louis and RoosrN'lt
Schuyler OF Nyack. y. Y. The funerai
services viii be held tomorrow forenoon
at 10 O'Clock In the Church ol tne
Blessed Sacrament IN New Rocheie'
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Mrs. GrosvenOr and
Gen. Wilder Wed at
Her Newport Villa
Couple to Sail for Europe on
June Ia to Pass the
Summer.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
NEWPORT. r. 4. May 14.-Roslyn, the
villa OF Mrs. william Grosvenor on
Beacon Hill, was the scene OF a simple
but pretty wedding this noon. when Mrs.
Grosvenor became the bride or Brig
Gen. Wilbur Elliott Wilder, ". s. A..
retired. OF Washington and New York
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Charles w. Forster, rector OF
Emmanuel Church. and took place IN
the large reception room. where prle
dieu had been placed which was deco
rated with white flowers.
Members Of the two families and few
personal friends only were present az
the ceremony, and after luncheon Tor
the gathering General and Mrs. wider
started for their wedding trip.
Mrs. Wilder, who was Miss Rose III
mond Phinney has been among the most
prominent women in society in New
port, New York and Providence. Her late
husband was the owner of many mills IN
Rhode Island and Connecticut, the town
of Grosvenordale being named after the
family Mrs. Wilder entertained ex-
tensively in former years at Roslyn ana
at her Providence home.
Among those present at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs Throop Nj. Wilder of
New York, the former son of Gen. VIII
der Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Gard
ner Jr. Of Boston, the latter formerly
Miss Rose +. Grosvenor Mrs. Dudley
Davis, another daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Maurice Congdon of Providence Mrs.
Congdon being another daughter; Mr..
and Mrs. William Grosvenor, the former
a son; Mrs. Robert orosvenor, daugh-
ter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Norris
Of Bristol, Miss Rosa Anne Grosvenor,
and the Misses Lola, Mary and Anita
Phinney, cousins of the bride.
Gen. and Mrs. Wilder will sail for Eu-
rope on June IA, to be gone greater
part of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner will occupy Roslyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Lecture on Arras.
Entertainment to BE Held for Amer
lean Student Architects.

An entertainment of IAN unusual ma
ture will be given in Aeolian Hall on
Friday evening. when the romance or
Arras will be heard for the first time
in New York 1t is "A lecture on the
history of this 2,ooo-year-old city Of
France. and is profusely illustrated by
views that are unique in character
having been colored by an Arras ar
tist who IL a successful painter of mini
atures and canoes. Major orry Sumner,
q soldier historian and writer of Arras'
win deliver the lecture.
The proceeds Of the entertainment are
10 aid the contingent of American stu
dent architects to be sent to France by
the American Students Reconstruction
Associatlon TO assist French architects
I'm the restoration of Reims Cathedral
and some of the devastated cities of
France Tickets at 50 each may be OBJ
tanned at Aeolaa Hall.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Egbert-COOk.

The marriage Of Miss Beatrice VAL
erie Cook, daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand
Hunting Cook of 249 West End avenue,
to Mr. Lester Darling Egbert, son or
Prof. James c. Egbert of Columbia Uni
versity took place yesterday In All
Angels Church. West End avenue and
Eighty-frst street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. S. De Lancey
Townsend the rector, and it was wit
messed by many relatives and friends.
The bride entered the church with her
brother, Mr. Reginald A. Cook. She had
but one attendant her sister, Mrs.
George p. Egbert. whose husband. a
brother of the bridegroom, served ns his
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Howard H. Cook. brother of the bride /;
Warren Is. Chaplin, Roland a. Hillas
Elliott II. Downes, Walter 5. L. Forster
and W. Kenneth Watkins. After the
ceremony there was a email reception
In the ballroom of the Gotham.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
in M L M ORIA M &.

cRANE--Iu lowing and tender memory ot nay
beloved husband, Leroy II. Crane lwho
passed away MAY II, 1916 Louise II.
Crane
CURTIS ON May Il. 1918 George A. Cur
tIs my father my friend. my pal George
MAHoNEY.- memory II ioha J. Ma
honey, died MAY 15 1910. An anniversary
mass on Monday May l6, at A. NJ. az
our Lady 0f Perpetual Help Church. seth
st, Brooklyn.
PERsONETTE.-fn loving memory OK our
dear mother. Sophia Persoucttc. twho
passed away MAY NJ. 1919. Minnie a.
Doty, Lua,ta AZ Preble.
RfCH-In loving and devoted memory %
Helena Ricn wife uf Emanuel A. Ficn
and mother of Henrietta Lander Wen, who
departed this iife MAY "a. 1907.
ROsESRERG.-r memory of our father,
Aaron Rosenberg, died May II. 1885
RUDDY-Rev James ", late ASSISTANT
priest at St. Pauls Church, East t1Tth
Eli. ana Eart aN. A solemn requiem mass
THE months mind, Monday. May rs, at
l0 a. MI. rs St Paul's. Tho clergy -
Tile archdiocese, relatives and friends re-
srectfuly invited to attend.
RUSH.-fn loving memory 81 our dear moth
cr, Della Rush, Who passed away on May
~, 1920. Mass on Tuesday al az the
Church of SKI. IEnatus Lcyola, s4th ST.
and Park av.
sTUTZMAE --ln ead and loving memory NJ
George stutZmau, who departed this lifs
Mas l5. 1870 q loving son, devoted brother
ana uDnNeW.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Miss Jennings Wed
in Old Bennington
to Mr.. k. H. Martin
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip 3. Jennings Be
comes Bride.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BENNINGTON, VT. May II. = Miss
Elizabeth T. Jennings. daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Philip B. Jennings of Old Ben
nington and New York, was married this
afternoon II the Old First (Congrega-
stionaD Church 10 Mr.. Karl Hamlen
Martin Of Bennington, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Truman j, Martin of Buffalo. The
Rev. Vincent Ravi-Booth, pastor OF the
church, officiated.
The brides attendants were Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens of New York. sister.
and Mrs. Leonard Outhwaite of Old Ben
nington, a sster-in-law OF the bride. Mr..
Harold II. Burtch of New York was
the best man. The ushers were Messrs.
James l.. Hayes and Edward Stevens
of New York, Byron c. Foy of Detroit,
Richards Kellogg and Leonard Outh-
waite Of Old Bennington and Luther
r. Graves 2d of Bennington
The bride wore a Victorian gown Of
white taffeta trimmed with cream lace.
The tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried bouquet Of
lilies of the valley and orchids The
gowns of the attendants were similar
except in color Mrs. Cultivate wore
orchid and Mrs. Stevens light blue They
carried Colonial bouquets of lilies Of
the valley and rosebuds.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception ~at the home of the brides par
ents. Among the guests from other
places besides Dr. and Mrs. Martin
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin and
Mrs. "A. r. FIGHTER of Bethlehem. Pa ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic S. Battershall.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Barrows, Mrs. George
Il. Stevens, Mrs. r.. NJ. Borden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Hall jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall Park Mccullough and Mrs. Alice X.
Cole OF New York
Also Mr.. and Mrs George g. Morse
Of Rutland, Vt; Miss Mary adams of
Springfield, Mass. Mrs Jacob w. Miller
Of Arlington Heights. \. j.: Mr.. and
Mrs w. II Shields, Mr. and Mrs II. G.
Shields. Miss Hart Shields Miss Ann
Shields. William Leroy Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Q. Laseu, Miss Dorothy Lasell,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vail, the Misses
Vail, Miss Carolyn Caldwell and Miss
a. A. Fongart of Troy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Noyagers Going Abroad.

Mrs. Alpneus r. Rilter and Miss Enid
A. Riker of $40 West Eighty-sixth street
have arranged to 60 abroad by the Rot
terdam next Saturday. They will spend
the summer abroad. passing part OF
their time with friends In England.
Miss Esther X. Murphy. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Francis Murphy,
and Miss Margaret TIutchins will sail on
May II and will be guests FOR several
weeks OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederic r. Muir
ply In London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jamison will close
their apartment at go Park avenue and
sail for Paris by the Lorraine on May
2S. Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison were resi-
cents Of Paris before the war aud lived
abroad many years. They viii return
10 New York IN the autumn and open
heir apartment for a few months
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Mrs Thomas "a. Hubbard.

The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas ~ Hun-
bard. who died IN her residence. 10 West
Fifty-eighth strct, last Friday Is 70 r.
held from the family home tomorrow
forenoon at II o'clock Mrs. iunpaIu'
r,,ho was Mas sibvl A. Fahnestock, was
4 sister of the late Harris g. Fahnestock.
flnancier and phllanthropist who died
in Juue 1914. and an aunt Of Harris
and william Fahnestock. Or Ernest
Fahncstock and Mrs Clarence Gordon
Campbell Of this city The surviving
children Of Mrs Hubbard Miss Anna w.
Hubbard and John Hubbard lived WIN
her. Her husband, the late 6eh. iho,llas tlll'a
H. Hubbard. died in May l9lo. he Va Wde
nresident az the International Banking
corporatlon and vicc-presidept of the
southern Pacific Railroad and left an
estate valued at 100000. Harris =.
Tahneatock In his viii left his sister
slnn.ncA
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Faber--Baruch.

Miss Marjorie Baruch, daughter of
the late Sigmund Baruch and Mrs.
Baruch of 81 West Seveuty-fifth street,
was married to Mr.. Samuel ID. Faber
Yesterday In ST. Thomass Church by
The Rev Or. Ernest NJ. Stires, the rec
tor. The bride entered the church with
her uncle. Mr.. Louis Baruch. She had
hut one bridal attendant. Miss Helen NJ.
Dwyer. and MIR. Milton S. Baruch,
brother of tho served as best man
for Mr.. Faber. The ushers were Messrs.
Austin Joscelyn, Louis Hoover and Vic
tor Bogholt. There was no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faber will go to the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs for their wedding trip.
They will live in Beaumont, Tex.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Miss Wambaugh to Lecture.

Mrs. James Lees Lald!aw will oren
ber house at so East Sixty-sIxth street
for lecture by Miss Sarah Wamhaugh
tomorrow afternoon. Nes Wambaugh
is tho daughter or Prof. Eugene Wam-
baugh Of Harvard q graduate ~ Rad
cliff and writer on international ques-
tlons. She has just returned from Ge-
nova, where she served as an under sec
retary of the League or Nations in the
Saar Valley section. being the only
woman TO hold such a position She
win speak on international relations.
The committee includes Mrs SehuNler
n, Warren. Mrs. Minturu pnehat Mrs.
Francis q. Barlow. Mrs Frauk Day
Tuttle. Mrs Y. Borden Hartman Mrs.
Franklin -. Roosevelt. Nils Caspar
Whitney and Mrs. Jesse Lynch Williams.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
WaIISer-POnd.

In the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church yesterday Miss Sophie Mistlee
Pond. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mich
olas NJ. Pond, was married to Mr.
George n Walker of Washington by
the Rev Or Henry sloane Coffin. pas
tor Of the church. Mrs, Joseph Nathaniel
Greene was her sisters matron OF honor
the other bridal attendant being Miss
Mary Marsh. Mr. Frederick Lovejoy OF
Nontclair. N. j.. served as Mr.. Walkers
hest man. The ushers were Messrs
Robert Lovett, Ganson Depew, Parker
Allen. Church c. Peters. Allen Ames and
Kenneth Wood. A reception followed at
So West Seventy-fifth street, the home
of the brides parents.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
OSCAR ROESEN DEAD,
EXPERT ON PRESSES
Heart Ailment Proves Fatal to
General Manager for
X. Hoe & Go.

Oscar hoesea, first vice-president ana
printing press manufacturers. died sud
denly yesterday at his home. 55S De-
catur street, Brooklyn. Although hav-
ins suffered from heart ailment for
office In the Doe plant, 50i Grand
street, on Friday.
Mr. Roesen was born In New York
city August 19, 1857. and at the age of
sixteen entered the employ OF r. Hoe
& Co. as an apprentice machinist lie
visited many Countries and gained a
vide and intimate acquaintance with
prominent publishers the world over.
The position. Of emiuenee ami esteem
which he occupied among the men OF
tho printing industry with whom and
FOR whom he worked may be judged in
the tribute which they have long paid
to him as 'the dean Of the printing
machinery industry"
~ a dinner OF the Newspaper Me-
ctiLnics Association which he attended
IL Philadelphia in April 1920, he was
hailed as the greatest authority on
printing machinery OF his time and a
man whose word is respected IN every
newspaper office in the United States"
He leaves a wife. a daughter and two
sons, Oscar. Jr. who Is connected with
the sales and engineering department
of r. Hoe 4 Co., and Robert. mcm-
ber of the firm OF John II. Muller &
Co, truckmen and riggers.
Funeral services will be held at the
Roesen home tomorrow evening. Tie
Rev Charles Hoch. former pastor Of The
Seventh Presbyterian Church. Manhat-
tan. assisted by the Rev. John G. Wilds
pastor of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church and the Rev. James Cromie of
the Woodstock Presbyterian Church will
offclate Interment will be in the Luth-
eran Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
UNVEILIN Q S.

BLUM Leopold. Unwilling of monument -
tho late Leopold Blum. sunday, May -.
O'Clock. a. Malmonidcv Cemetery.
HETN-tiymar Tho Duveflirs az the mouu-
rrcut u memory ~ MS beloved husband
VIII take place sunday, May %, at 8
clock ut Trion Fields Cemetery.
KENrPNER Friends and relatives arc lr.
vitod to attend tho unveiliue Of "A uauso-
leum dedicated 70 the late Mrs. Carrie
kempuer wife ~ Morris Kempner and
mother of Samuel O.. Arthur T.. and
Loretta Klein, sister of Mrs. Leo Bruck
and Mrs 4. n. Weiss and q daughter -
Mrs Bertha Nan Geldcr Services at Mt.
Neboh Cemetery Cypress Hills. on sun
day May e, at $3.50 7 -,
KRC SIfOLTZ Tho unvcHiur ~ monument
III our dearly beloved tite npd mother
SaTle r.. Sunday, May g2 at 3 80 p. 81.
NuUrt Hebron G uiltery. Eiushipg.
rEfBsTE1N Tho unvefling of the nonu-
mont ~ my beloved husband. William ".
Heibstcin. WIN take place Sunday, May %,
1921 III q 40 T. NJ. Washington Gene
terry Section z. Il weather pcrmits.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
In the Rerkshires.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
LENox. Mass. May 14.-Mrs. Lemuel
Bolton Bangs is at her place in Stock
bridge for few days. Miss Mary c.
Bangs is to sail for Europe on June s.
Mr. and Mrs. Give Livingston Du Val
of New York have opened their house,
The Woodlands, on the Stockbridge-
Lenox road.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Southworth
and her sister. Mrs. Amelia Combe Ham
ilton. who were at the Red Lion Inn at
Stockbridge. have returned to New York.
Mrs Joseph II. Choate will open her
villa in Stockbridge the first week in
June, upon the return from England OF
her daughter. Miss Mabel Choate
Mrs John Swami left Pittsfield by au-
tomobile for Milton, Mass, TO visit Mrs.
John Butler Swami.
Mrs George II. Morgan Is in New
York for two weeks. She is to spend the
summer at Elmwood Court Inn at Pitts
tatd
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
M A r RIED j..

DOWNING-DE BO6T. Saturday. May l4th,
1921. at the homo Of the brides parents,
264 Bard avenue. West New Brighton,
Staten Island, By the Rev. Pascal HRr-
rover. Clarisse Spencer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william Ludlam De Bost 10
Paul Henry Downing.
EENINGS-AfARTIN.-- Old Bennington,
Vt, May IL, by the Rev Vincent Raw
Booth. Elizabeth II. Jennings. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip .. Jennings. and
Kari Hamlen Martin.
-GROsyENO OR.-At Roslyn. New
prrt, r.. J.. General W. p. Wilder u. S.
A., 70 Mrs. Rose D. f. Grosvenor, on Sat
urday, May IA. by the Rev. n. w. Forster