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The New York herald., 1921-08-25
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. William i. Whipple OF OberIin.
Ohio, who has large circle OF friends In
New York, has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter. Miss Margaret
Holmes Whlpple, to Mr.. Rober: Keep
Clark, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Marx
Clark OF Evanston. III. Mrs. whipple
and her daughter are passing the summer
IN Wilton. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Keen of Brook
Knoll, Dublin road, Greenwich. Conn.
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Katherine stewart Keen,
10 Mr Leslie Reynolds Schauiiier OF Chi
cage. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
ward SchaufTler OF New York. Mr..
schaufier was graduated from Cornell In
1919. finishing hts college courss after
the armistice. He served as n First
Lieutenant Of infantry In the war.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Heredity Is topic that has worried
playwrghts for some time. The rest OF
tho world seems fairly well satisfied
with It's degree of knowledge on the
subject Many persons are still willing
TO accept the revelations OF the Deca-
logue and stop there. But not so the
dIamatists. They viii keep on discov-
ering that such thing exists. Old DR..
Ibsen went right on with Ghosts as
II the Fourth Commandment never had
been heard OF. After q while heredity
became as inexorable as fato in the
hands OF the Greek tragedians.
THE Triumph of X" which was seen
at the Comedy Theatre last night. Is
another investigation In dramatic form
Of the same theme. X Is the unknown
capacity for good or evil In our natures.
This time the dramatist seems TO have
done something scientific. Yet 1t Is not
nearly SO literal as that, but intensely
theatrical In what used TO be called the
good old fashioned way. Its heroine is
a girl who possesses the capacity for
good or evil. Her case is taken to show
events that may follow struggle
against evil
Carlos Wuppernlau, author OF the new
play. was a young actor who died while
serving in the Intelligence Department OF
the Army OF Occupation shortly after
the armlstice. He had written verse
and fiction, but was unknown as play
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
SERVICES FOR LIEUT.. MAHER.
one OF Youngest oflccr. ~ \. +. Il.
Killed at Blanc 1iant.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Joseph r.
Maher, Fifth Regiment, r. S. Marine
Corps. win be held Saturday fore noon
in st. GATHERINGS Roman Catholic
Church. 050 West 1880 street Lieut.
Maher. one OF the youngest officers in
The A. +. T.. was killed in action at
Blanc Mont Ridge October q, 1918 En-
listing soon after the United States
entered the war young Maher was
among the first marines to reach France.
For galantry at Chateau Thierry and
Belleau Woods he won his first promo
tion and after the Solssons offensive he
was commissioned and received the
Croix de cuerre and the Medaillo Mill
taire.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
JAMES SWEENY DIES.
Nickel Plate Ware Manufacturer
Had Heart Trouble.

James sweeny Of Che W. II. sweeny
Manufacturing Company nickel plate
ware manufacturers, near the Brooklyn
Bridge. IN Brooklyn, died Tuesday at his
home, 1853 Dean street, Brooklyn. a
week ago he attended the races ar Sara
toga with his son, Harry 3. Sweeny, and
suddenly became Ill He was removed
to the Grand Union Hotel. where ho was
stopping, treated there by doctor for
heart trouble and brought 10 Brooklyn.
Mr.. Sweeny was born at Napanee.
Ont, March 5. 1S47. lie was a delegate
OF the knights Of Columbus to Europe
last year and a prominent member Of
Bedford Council. He was one OF the or
ganizers and a trustee OF the Pruden-
tial Savings Bank. Mr.. Sweeny is sur
vived by two sons, Harry y. and Frank
b. Swceny. the two brothers with whom
he was engaged in business, and two sis
ters. interment will be made III Calvary
Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
NEW ACT FOR "FRoLIC.,

An act which won public favor in the
Zsegfeld "Follies" several years ago Is
to be revived when the "Frolic'' reopens
atop the New AulsS erdam Theatre. ac-
cording to Florenz Zicgfcld, Jr. How
ever there will be a difference in its
presentation. for In the new form OF the
act 'cellos will replace violins. Six girls
viii appear at the tables with 'cellos
which win be played by an invisible
control The effect. II is explained, il
produced by q person playing a real in
strument backstage
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
AMONG TIE sEAGoERs.

The Manchuria OF the American Line
win sail to-day for Cherbourg, Plym-
outh. Hamburg and Danzig Among the
passengers will be Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Atkinson, Miss Constance S. Fender,
Mrs. Frederick Kerry. Miss Mildred
Kerry. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Stein, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Szpakowslxi. Miss Ida
SzpalIowsli and Mrs. Herman Winter.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
In NJ f MORAN N :.

EAR1r.-In loving memory of william PITT
Earle August -, 1914
NIAiMO.--In tenGercst memory of Janet MIN
mo. who Was called 20 heaven August -.
1908.
Ard in thc morn that angel face shall smile
which havo loved so long and lost awhile.
Loving daughter Anna.
TYSON. LIN ever loving memory OF Dorothy
81 Tyson August -, 1913
WILCOX I'm sal but loving memory ~
gtannard Anderson Wilcox, only chid ~
Henry G. wilcox and Lucille M. Wilicox.
who died August 25 1915.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
ALONG THE MAINE COAST.
Deep Sea Fishing Popular a.
Casco Ray Resorts.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PORTLAND, Ne, Aug. 24.--Deep sea
fishing parties have been popular at the
Casco Bay resorts for the last few
weeks and the local Goldfish banks are
daily dotted with power and sail boats
crowded with summer folk. Prizes are
offered for the biggest fish of the day.
one young woman recently caught Sc
pound cod
Cottage guests at Falmouth Foreside
include Benjamin c. Wilson. New York;
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dougherty and
daughters, Misses Kathleen and Mar
garet. Albany; DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Hawkes., Providence; Misses Mary and
Georgia Burgess, Minneapolis Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Roland Vanasse. Boston.
Peaks Island-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Laughlin. Miss Mary Laughlin, Concord,
Mass. Miss Ruth Fairbrother. Pascoag,
r. T.: Miss Lois McCurdy, Colorado
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
WILLIAM w. FRAZIER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. William w.
Frazier. widely known sugar reAner and
head Of a family long prominent in the
financial and social arairs of this city.
died to-day at bis home here. He was
Sc years old, death being due 10 the In
firnites Of age. He was head Of the
Franklin Sugar Refinery until his re-
tirement from active business several
years ago. For twenty years 10 was a
trustee Of tho University OF Pennsyl-
vauf9.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
GIRL "sAwEDD IN HALF.

Horace Goldin. illusionist, successfully
performed last night at Keith's River
eide Theatre the feat OF "sawing'' in
half young woman who was not his
customary assistant. She was Miss Tlsie
Davenport, screen player, who had chal-
icnged him 10 do the trick with her
after seeing him apparently cut girl
In half after she had been placed in a
large wooden box.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
THOMAS +. GILRoY, JR.

Thomas r. Gfroy Jr., lawyer. of 900
Park avenue, died Tuesday at Watch
Till, r. l.. while on vacation. Ho was
the son Of the iate Thomas r. Gflroy.
Grand Sachcm or Tammany Hall and
Mayor OF New York IN 1S23-94, and j
brother of the late Magistrate Eugene
c. GNroy. Mrs. Gilroy, two brothers and
six sisters survive him. Funeral SER
vices viii be held to-day III st. Patrick's
Cathedral
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW yong.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
have arrived at Briarcliff Lodge 10 stay
through September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy MIbsnk will
90 70 Portchester. ~. r., after their
stay in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Frederick G. Havereyer las
gone to Mount Clemens. Mich. where
she will remain until the middle of
September.
Mrs. James w. Markoe. widow Of DR.
MarlSoe, whose home for number of
years was at IL West Fifty-fifth street.
has taken an apartment at eos Park
avenue.
Miss Lucy Aldrich win return TO
Pocantico Hills, y. w., from Seal Har-
Dor, Me. with the family OF her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. on Septembe- s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Burden veg
terday went from Newport to Saratoga.
where they will be guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. George j.. Widener for few days.
Mrs. James G. X. Lawrence has come
from Southampton to pass few days
at the Plaza. Mrs. Henry Ingersoll
Ril1er entertained several friends ct
luncheon there yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs William Goadby T.oew
will leave Newport early IN September
and with their daughters. the Misses
Florence and Evelyn I.oew, viii 20 to
their house in Roslyn, L. l.
Miss Margaret M schniewind, sec
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schniewind, Jr. OF 8 East Seventy-uinth
street ana Wyndhem. Glen Cove, r. r..
viii be introduced to society next winter
at d dance to be given by her parents ia
their city home on January 2. Miss
Schniewind was graduated from the
Pennington School last June and has
been elected provisional memoer Of the
Junior League. Her elder sister, Miss
Helen II. Scnniewind. will be married
on October 6 to Mr.. Warren u. Pond in
the Fifth Avenue presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons have
sent out invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Elsie Parsons, to
Mr.. Morehead Patterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus J.. Patterson, in Trinity
Church. Lenox, Mass, on September TO-
with a reception at Stoneover, the coun-
try home OF Mr. and Mrs Parsons. Miss
Parsons and Mr. Patterson returned from
Europe last Monday by the France, with
Mrs Henry Clews, her grandmother.
Miss Parsons Joined her parents In Lenox
AMI Mr.. Patterson went to Southamp-
ton, where his parents are passing the
summer and where he will give his bach
elor dinner September 8. Mr.. John Il.
Lawrence will be his best man.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
AMERICANS SAIL FOR HOME.
Mrs. Bradley Martin Among PAS
xrnxers on Olympic.

GAh-
xrnxcrs on Olympic.
Special Gable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright 1921, bV TEE NEw YoRx HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Aug. "a.
The steamship Olympic Of the White
star Line steamed from Southampton
for New York. via Cherbourg, to-day
with q fun list of passengers, among
whom were many American tourists re-
turning home Among the passengers
were Robert Livingston BeecSman. for
merly Governor OF Rhode Island Thomas
A. lie Breton. Ambassador OF the Argen-
tine to the United States Mrs. Bradley
Martin, Earl Hopping, polo player Sir
Archibald and Lady Williams. James
w. Tate. Capt Frederick Guest. Miss
Elsie Janis. Isaac Marcosson and Capt.
Harry ". Holmes, who will referee the
polo games In Philadelphia.
This is the Olympic's first trip with
Commodore Sir Bertram Hayes of the
Royal Naval Reserves in command.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

George ArlIss In his latest picture,
'sDisrneii." Is 10 be held over for a second
week NJ the Strand, starting Sunday.
Thomas Meghan In "Cappy, Ricks" win
also spend a second week at the Riaito, to-
gether with Mack sennstts comedy. 'fIsrd
knocks and love Taps"
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
D I E D..

.tergen, Emily :. kwood. william II
i4rnie. Anna LrbErrl Charles H.
4slp. W. am T Mecabe. Sarah II.
.a rfoii. Frank T. OC0nnOr, John r..
lase, Caroline 81 ftadley. Emma l..
Cassidy, John e.. tlts Georg.
Cochrane. Edith 4. Rodgers. Agnes J.
Coffin. Frederick W. laasell j. n.
Dix, II. Gary ss.yer, John
Fallert. Ecrriette Smith, Louisa =.
FredeTigks. Ri ~ smith, Mary
tTta rus, iolut tit II. smOck, Charles r
llyn.es Fanny Wheeler, Tolnan r.
Jones Mrs AZ. r.. Wight. Della a. L..
KilDun, ArouNr "A. WILKES. Jane
kiose. Elizabeth thinner. William 4
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
WOMEN IN TENNIS FINALS
DRAW CROWD AT NEWPORT
Mrs George P. Gardner, Jr, and Miss Dorothy Kane
Defeat Mrs. Goadby Loew and Miss Florence
Loew-Dinner Parties in Several Villas

Springs Alfred G. Haskell, Worcester {;
Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. William Hast
ings. Wilhamantic Mrs. James D. Sher-
man. Mount Vernon. y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
Tssscy 1870 touring, No. Ate54@; license. n.
and i4eth st., Manhattan. Acrae Cord and
Pennsylvania Vacuum tires; painted golden
brown, With gold stripe round ..lasa m rsAr
WOOD, 70 Fulton st., New York. Telephone
HHelUnRn s9sT
LIDERAL reward FOR Information concern
Ing Rolls Royce touring car, 1914. Ilcenre
274-44s, motor 23Ia. blue, with aluminium
hood and wire wheels, or Whereabouts of
Thomaa Lahey. Phone Murray IIl 9I56
r lt3 Herald. Herald 81.
LOST-paokaRr containing drct8es. shoes.
sweater, chockbooks and arc0uu. book on
Saturday night Adirondack train IN sunday
morning In telephone booth Grand Central
station or in black and White teNi. liberal
reward. Phone Gromercy 3iN3.
LOST-Handbag. pin seal. silver trimmed
containing money and personal articles
lost morning August -, 81 toilet, women.
waiting room, Penn, station, Address y. L.
POMRROY, ~ Maple av., Greenwich, Conn
LOsT-Camera, No. foiding Sunday even
Ing Manhattan Beach, reward PAINE
American Agricultural and Chemical Co.
Rector V.
LosT-pen with band. name Guaz" valued
for association, reward. Address GUM.
csi Mortimer av., Rutherford y. ,.
TOsT-Pank hook NJ. 8i3ois Harlem Saw
irga Tank. 1ar Vi. i2Atn; roward.
r.osr-Insurnnce papers marked Huiis: re-
yard for rcturn. BuREE, So Lexington cy.
Jewclry
IosT-wedncsday August a. gold bracelet
Containing stones, diamonds ana sap
phires; very liberal reward, CASHIER.
Hotel piltmore.
LOsT-Camco brooch Friday evening; finder
viii receive liberal reward. Telephonc Mias
GoLnRERGi Canal geoo or Main 25i6.
Wearing Apparel.
LOsr-Fur piece. Wednesday. 81 taN from
stu av. and 18th ~. 10 James McCrcery
a.ore; reward. DALZELL, II state nt
1880 bowling Green
500 REWARD
for return % sable scarf lost AugUsi f5 NJ
g,h av shopping district. a, n. LEE & CO.,
INC, - William r.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Wearing Apparel.
BIRTHs

MAgSCE.--Afr. and Mrs. William Nassce
(nee Rose Kronel. OF s3 Hamilton Terrace
announce tho hlrtG Of n daughter, Doris
lean. on August n. at the Lenow Hiil
Hospital.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Representative Nicholas Longworth
viii leave Washington tomorrow to
make some visits on the north shore OF
Massa achusetts. Mrs. Longworth is also
leaving town, but win go direct to her
home In Cincinnati, where Mr.. Long
worth will join her later.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Senator Irvine l.. Lenroot, Mrs. Lem
root, Miss Lenroot and Mrs. Harriet
Taylor Upton. vice-chairman Of the Re-
publican executive committee, have re-
turned by motor from a week end visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot at
Milford, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Prince and Princess Gagarine have
gone to New York, whence they will
sail for Europe, to be absent two
months.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
u Men,nrinn1.

Earle. william r.. Tyson, Dorothy 2.
Nimmo, janet Wiilcox, stannard A.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. VIII II. Hays, Postmaster Gem
eral, has returned TO Washington after
i brief visit to New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

President Harding yesterday received
the Minister Of Bulgaria, DR.. stephen
Panarotoft. who has been reappointed to
this post after an absence of nearly two
Years. The Minister and Nine. Panare-
tofC were at Wllllamstown. Mass, for
several weeks, where DR.. Panaretoff
lectured before the Institute or Politics.
They will sail for Europe next Satur-
day TO be away six weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Senator James ". Wadsworth, Jr.,
will spend the Congressional recess with
his family at their estate in the Genesee
Valley.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Miss Sheldon Jackson. chairman OF the
district branch of the National Women's
Party, gave a dinner last night for her
guest, Miss Anne Smith and for Miss
Gail Laughlin OF California, who is
staying at the Women's Party headquar-
ters in Washington Miss Alice Paul
and Miss Elsie Hill were among the
guests.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Mrs. Frederick c. Havereyer las
gone to Mount Clemens. Mich. where
she viii remain until the middle Of
September.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Mrs. James w. Markoe. widow Of Dr.
MarlSoe, whose home for a number of
years was at IL West Fifty-fifth street,
has taken an apartment at 955 Park
avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
have arrived at Briarcliff Lodge TO stay
through September.
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Stem ulrner Iurnperein1.
f&nabenflalie, Sitter Go Sabre, {:
Mittmo6 Ma@mittas 100 90 bis
500.
sanstag @ormittass 300 90 bis
&nabenflalIe, Mlter 10-14. Sabre,
.Mpntag Ma6mittag4:3O bs5:$Q.
Bonnerstos Madm4ttas 100
800. 800 a,s51''.,
iYDolinQe, Sitter H-18SSal9re, : :
iW}btfQa Nbenb 1880 biissS330
II1aituA Nbeno 7:30'big@ ::3oa@s
iMeunneftlafe bon rS.a9SabseAaA
EmdftR szsa ~ sam non Ssaf;,afgaa 81.
IDaenBtag9p6enb 8:15 hxsle.pe,l y.
lTfaAuFb $3.50 bt@ IO:00 i
NffvBetfenflafie. ss.yT1iss 4. Z tsrs
Mtitfmp0aAbem 8:3Osbisd9s30ssfH
Mdb1enflalie, Sitter 6 -Is8a1bre.
DienStag Na6mtttag 4 BIS 5.
5amstu9 yormittag 10 bissIID 7.
Mdb6effldffe, Mlter,l1-15zSabre
Dtensfog Md6mtttd8 :, Bic 6s
Tnrifag Na6mittag4 btSw5ls !
md0dtnflafe, alter 15-
Sabre. e-:s1s
.Mittpo6 Nbenb 7::30sbis 8::33Osss
Sa111Stng Nbenb 1870 bis sac .
Damtnflafe, Nnfdnger ].
D~ornefsta9. Mbem :30bis.8:00.
Damenflaiie, gorseihritttN
D%onnergtas Abeno 500 9th 9:s0O.