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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-28

WALTER FRIERSON.--Baker lot
in GiDslAnd. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes. interest and cOst.............$ $50
ROY and MAUDE ELDER, r. d.
Wilkinson. Asr-6 acres in SW of MI,
See. l4-17-G. Total assessment $4,000
Faxes. interest and coSt............. 5000
II. l.. DANlS.-Nnc vacant block Il
in GihSland. Total assessment $4,000.
Faxes, interest and observation-disclosures 12.3O
+. nANIS.-lO acres in SE cor. OF
ST, of SW, Sec. PISS. Total assess
ment $2J000. Taxes, interest and cost
............-... .....-.-.-.Hlo."'
W. l.. DEAS.-6 acre lot in NE
cor Of Sc Of SW, See. G-l7-G. Total
assessment $4,000. faxes, interest
}. ID. tll\pMAN.-E II of s T. of
SE. Sec SIG Residence. Total asses
mrnt $4,000 Taxes. interest and cost
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.....,......H-n.tU.
II. &. CIlArMAN.-26 acres on s.
side Of NE of NE, Il acres on y. Of
Sc of M. Sec. IS, s II of $ II of
SE. See. SIG. Residence. Total as
ScSSmrnl SlJJO.O0, Taxes, interest and
cost Nj %
7. II. BARGER. i residence and lot
Total assessment $l,%%l000. Taxes, in
tcTest and cost .SlSIo.
BRNOKS-HARKISON EST.--S IL
of Sc of NV, y - of NE of SW, Sec
S-l1-7. Residence. Total assessment
$4,000 Taxes, int. and cost$ $500
Mrs. JULIA BRiCE Est. Block ia
in GihSland. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and coSt.............$ 5000.
J. X. BOONE EST.-S - of NV,
SW II, W II of SW of NE, W II
Of W II of Sc. Sec. 9-l7-6 Total as.
>r>Smcnt %,7JO.0O. Taxes, interest and
cost AlZo.oo.
MRS. NJ. A. BABB.-ReS. and . lots
in Gibsland. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost 10.
Z. r. AUBREY.-SE of Sc, less 10
acres, Sec. 80. n IA of NE, SW of
NE, Il - of NV, SW ii, Sec. 81
1871. Residence. Total assessment
$5,5O0OO. Taxes, interest and cost
.....,...:. -.-,,.,,..,...,,.. SlS2,SO.
WARD CD THREE
J. +. WILLlAMS.-NW of NE, W
r. of NE of NE, n T. of SW Of MI.
- of Sc of NE, Sec. 10, n - of
SW of NV, Sec. 20, SW of NE, Sec.
7-1G-7. Residence. Total assessment
$3,5S5.OO Taxes, interest and cost
II. ID. TOWNS-SW of NE. NV Of
Sc, NE of SW, Sec. 1-16-7. Res. Total
assessment $2,225OOO. Taxes, interest
and cost $T45.
b. +. STALL-E - Of NE. Sec. &C.
III. Total assessment $l.365.OO. Tax
eS. interest and coSt.................. .$4S.25.
HORACE SALTER.-NE Of NV,
NV of NE, See. 81, n II of SW. SW
Of SW, less 5 acres, 10 acres in Sc of
SW, Sec. 2G-17-7, gin lot and all i'm
provements in Bryceland House and
lot. Total assessment $S,l15.0O. Tax
es, interest and cost .$23535
JIM SMlTH.-NW of NE, NE of
NV, Sec. 7-1G-7. Cabin. Total as
scssment $S,115.0O. Taxes, interest
and cost $y230.35.
| JIM SMITH.-NW of NE, NE of
| NV. Sec. 7-1G-7. Cabin. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost 1885
j. B. SMlTH.-,-E II of NV, NV of
| NE. 20 acres on e. side of NV Of NV.
Sec. 80, 80 acres on s. side of Sc of
SW, 5 acres off SW of SW, Sec. 26-17-
I, vacant lot in Arcadia. Total assess.
ment $2.775.OO. Taxes, interest and
toSC $500
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], r. REED-Vacant lot in MT. LeD-
anon. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and ost.................$6.N
GEORGIA RICHARDSON.-N -
of NE of Sc, Sec. 1917. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost .................. 1000
EARNEST ROCHELLE.-N IL Of
NE, Sec. GIG, one cabin. Total as.
sessment $1,55ON. Taxes, interest
and cost
J.H. RATCLIFF.-N IL OF NE, less
4 acres, W 1-2 Of NE of NE, Sec. B.
1876. Res. Total assessment 81, 1880.
Taxes, interest and cost.............$S3O5.
f. B. MORGAN.-One lot in Mt. Leb-
anon. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost.....................$lOsO.
T. ]. PHILLIPS.-NW Of NV, Sec.
36-17-7. Total assessment $4,000 Tax
es. interest and cOst..................$2OOo.
J.F. PENNINGTON.-vacant lot be-
ginning 60 #. N. of SW cor. SW of
NV, Sec. 22-17-6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost $50.
r. L. PHILLIPS.-NE Of NV, Sec.
36.17-7, NV IA Of N IL Of SW, Sc
of SW, Sec. 25-17-7. Cabin. Total as
sessment $5,9S00O. Taxes, interest
and cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JIM NOBLES.-2 acres in NE cor. OF
SW Of SW, Sec. 1857. Total assess
ment $500. Taxes, interest and cost
.............. ................ .............$4W.
+. ]. and DAN Notwithstanding
and lot F., stock Of merchandise, fur
niture and fixtures Total assessment
$2,O5O.0O Taxes, interest and cost
.............. ..$6S.30
ROSS MILNER.-NE Of SE,' Sec 49,
1856 Total assessment $65O0O. Tax
es, interest and INSTRUMENTATION
FRANK MORRIS.-SE Of Sc, Sec.
29-1S-6. Cabin. Total assessment
100000. Taxes, interets and cost
.......... $3.50.
SAM MOORE-W 1-2 Of NV Of NE,
SW of Sc, Sec. 1917. Cabin. Total
assessment $1,465.O0. Taxes, interest
and cost, .............................. .$44.oo.
HENRY MITCHELL.-2O acres of
W. of Sc of SW, and 20 E. side Of
| SW of SW, Sec. 10. s Of N side, SW
Of NE. 10 acres off s Of Sc Of NE, Sec.
| 141S-S. Cabin. Total assessment
S1.25OOO. Taxes, interest and cost
............. .................. ......."..$44.2O
WILL MITCHELL.-SE Of Sc, Sec
| Is, 30 acres off s side Of NV Of SW,
/ Sec. 14-1S.S. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost...............$2S85.
W. L. LEWIS.-Vacant cor lot In
C,ibsland. Total assessment 100000
Taxes, interest and cost..............$3.7O.
| SAM LEWIS.-Res. and 3 acre lo'
lin block N, in Gibsland. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
| LANGFORD LBR. CO.-Mfg. plant,
10000 #. on yards. Total assess!
ment 100000. Taxes, interest and
,cost .. ............ 1921. 80
! II. s. LANDS - Of NV, NE Of
SW, NV Of Sc, Sec. 24.17.6, 2 cabins
Total assessment 100000. Taxes, In
terest and cost. $50
GERTRUDE T. LAND.-SW Of 81
and all land W Of R. R. in Sc Of Sc
Sec 1919. Res. Total assessment
$3,85OOO. Taxes, interest and cos
................... ..............
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WILLIAM FELDER.-W ~ of
SW, Sec. 2. E - Of Sc. Sec. 3. All
that part of W of NV, Sec. 2, Sc of
NE, Sec. 3, N. of Mt. Lebanon and
Sparta road, less cemetery, IT.. Cab
ms. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost.................$ 124.95.
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j. B. SMlTH.-,-E II of NV, NV Of
NE, 20 acres on L. side of NV Of NV.
Sec. 3d. 80 acres on $. side of Sc of
SW, 5 acres off SW Of SW, Sec. 26-17-
I, vacant lot in Arcadia. Total assess
ment $2.775.M. Taxes, interest and
cost ................... .................$79.55.
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MRS NJ. A. BABB.-Res. and > lots
in Gibsland. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and coSt........... S2S. Is.
T.. r. AUBREY.-SE of Sc, less 10
acres, Sec. 80. n IA Of NE, SW of
NE, Il 1-2 of NV, SW ii, Sec. 81
1877. Residence. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cOsI
on
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EARL G. GAMBLE.-HOuSe and 3
acre lot in Taylor. Total assessment
$S5O.OO. Taxes, interest and cost
~
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J. I. WILLIAMS.-S ~ of NE, n
10 of Sc, Sc of SW, S - of SW OF
SW. Sec. 1O-16-5, residence. Total as
sessment $2,S90.00. Taxes, interest
and cost $9O.25
l.. ". WATSON.-W 10 Of Sc of
NV. Sec. 1857. Total assessment
$4,000 Taxes, int. and cost $12.75
GEO. WILLIAMS.-2 cabins. Total
assessment $4,000 Taxes, interest and
cost ... ....................$ $3.50
NJ. p. WHITE.-Residence and 1t
acres in the NV of NE. Sec. 1880.
Total assessment $2,6O50O. Taxes, in
terest and cost ....,.....................SSl.So'
MRS. f. H. WATSON EST.-SE of
Sc, Sec 7, Z ~ of NE. Sec. 1919.
Total assessment $1,4000O. Taxes, in
terest and cost S4o.oo'
w. l.. TILLEY.-W ~ of Sc, Sec
26, w - of NE, Sec. 35-17-6, residence
Total assessment $2,66000. Taxes. in
tereSt and cost .......,................. .SS5.5o
GEO THOMAS.-Cabin and lot in
Arcadia Total assessment $5oO.OO
Taxes, interest and cost.............SlS. 20
J. W. SUTTON.-SW of SW, Sec
50, Sc of SE, Sec. 34-17-6, 1 residence
and l cabin. Total assessment $2,25o
Taxes, interest and cost 5000
NJ. r. RUSHING.-NE of SW, N l.
of NV of Sc, Sec. 31-1S-5. Total as
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ................. $4S'9o
G. w. PYLES.-N - of NV, NV
of NE, Sec. 2-16-5. residence. Tota
assessment $1,S0O0O. Taxes, interest
and cost ..$57 go
ROBERT NEAL.-N ~ of NV, Sec
34-1S-6 and cabin. Total assessment
| 81 $1,000 Taxes. interest and cost
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-28

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WARD CD THREE
J. T. WILLIAMS.-NW of NE, w
II of NE of NE, n II of SW Of NE.
- of Sc of NE, Sec 10. n - Of
SW of NV. Sec. 20, SW of NE, Sec.
7-1G-7. Residence. Total assessment
$3,535OO. Taxes, interest and cost
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}. ID. tllApMAN.-E II Of s T. Of
ST, Sec. SIG. Residence. Total asses
mrnt $4,000. Taxes. interest and cost
.................... SD6GO,
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e. ]. and DAN MISUNDERSTANDING
and lot F., stock Of merchandise, fur
niture and fixtures. Total assessment
S2,O5OOO. Taxes, interest and cost
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The New York herald., 1921-10-02
L<enox Society Entertains at Viii
Villas

course each day during their stay at the
Curtis Hotel.
Mr.. Samuel Russell of Middletown,
who. with Mrs. Russell, Is at the Curtis.
also has Joined the autumn golfers at
the club. Among others at the Curtis
are Mr.. Lathrop Colgate of Bedford.
N. T.; Mrs. II. C. Bainbridge and Miss
Ida l.. cambridge of Brooklyn, ". Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Osterhout and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. r. Wright of New York.
Arrivals at the Aspinwall Hotel in
cluds Mr.. and Mrs. George Fritz Chan
der of Philadelphia, Mrs. G. A. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Stephenson. Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Young, Mr.. William 3. Jen-
kins of New York.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell Paulding and Miss
Anne Depew Paulding of New York are
remaining at the Greylocl Hotel, in
Williamstown. through early October.
Others there are Misses Isabella Il. Hop
kris and Annette Tilden of Cincinnati,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Talmage of Hast
ings. N. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b.
Schwab OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
M. Baird. Jr., OF Yonkers, Mrs. w. W.
BiaclSmnn and the Misses Blackman of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Franckiyn, who
were among the leading entertainers at
Hcaton Hall during the summer. re-
turned to New York yesterday.
Many persons OF social distinction
have been stopping at the Red Lion Inn
at Stoclsbridge. Mrs. William Sloane OF
New York was there with friends while
touring the hills. Others who registered
this week were Mrs. r. Barrett Brown
ing of Washington. d. c.. rs n guest OF
Mrs. Charles l.. Poor; Mr. and Mrs
Samuel +. Houston and Miss Eleanor
Houston of Philadelphia. Mrs. Irving w.
Day of Greenwich. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
s. w. Marsh OF Newport and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Allen of Tarrytown.
A quartet of Brooklyn golfers at the
Berkshire Inn, Great Darlington we're
Messrs. A. w. Wheeler. w. c. Hodgson,
G. c. Smith and Il. r. Caller. Or. and
Mrs. George Il. Steel of New York, who
had Mr.. Percy r. Wilson as their guest.
also were on the course each day. Ar
rivals include Mrs. George N. Ellis. Jr. :
Or. and Mrs. w. II. Haskins OF New
Ycrk, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Cox OF Mont
clair, NJ j.: Mrs. George $. Huntington
and Miss Anne Huntington OF Sears
ds& ~. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

have bought tho Bradford property to
control the water supply.
Mrs. Albert S. Barker OF Washington.
widow OF Rear Admiral Barker. u. S.
N. is having improvements made on
the Livingston house she recently
bought in Cliffwood street. so It will be
ready for occupancy next spring. The
house was built by Mrs. Edward Nc
Evcrs Livingston Of Pau. France, about
twenty-five years ago.
The Stockbrldge Casino elected these
officers on Monday: President. Mr.. Ed
ward b. owen; vice-presldent. Mr.. WILL
lam II. Clarke; secretary. Miss Marion
Hague; treasurer. Miss Jennie II. Soy-
mour; directors. Mrs. Alexander Scdg-
wick, Miss Emily Tuckerman. Miss
Mabel Choate. DR.. William Gilman
Thompson and Prof. Henry w. Farnam.
The Stockbridgc Golf and Tennis Club
has elected these officers: President.
Mr.. Walter Nettleton; vice-president.
Mr.. Allen II. Treadway; secretary and
treasurer, Or. Herbert Il. Stockwell: d.
rectors. the above. with Messrs. Carl A.
do Gcrsdorff, Norman II. Davis. ].
Woodward Haven. Edwin t. Rice.
Frank E. Coursen and Phillips Blagden.
Mrs. Louis Chauvenet of Boston, who
spent the summer at Bar Harbor. has
arrived at the Maplewood Hotel In Pitts
field for month. She was Miss Annie
l.. Allen, daughter OF the late Mr..
Thomas Allen of Pittsfield and st.
Louis. Among others at the Maplewood
are Mrs Benjamin Nicoll and Miss Elsie
b. Couper Lord of Morristown. N. j. {;
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Merrill OF East
Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer NJ.
Singer. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Cath
erine Singer. Mr.. Henry II. Sheffield,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Wright and Miss
Joan Wright of New York.
One OF the best tennis matches OF the
season at the Lenox club was played on
Tuesday by Miss Grace Bristed. Berk-
shire woman's champion. against Mr..
Herbert B. Shaw of Boston. Miss
Bristed won two out of three sets. Play
ing mixed doubles at the Lenox club
nets on Tuesday were Miss Cathleen
Vanderbilt and Mr.. John O'Donnell
against Miss Edith Bonsal and Mr..
Thayer Thorndike Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Pnvonstedt. the latter OF whom was
Baroness Speck Won stcrnberg. wife OF
the one-time German Ambassador at
washinston. were on the L,enox scif
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Patriotic MEETINGS of
Sons of Revolution

Tho Sons OF the Revolution in the
State Of New York whose headquarters
are at Fraunces's Tavern, Broad and
Pearl street, will hold a series of pa
trlotic meetings this month IN coopera-
tion with the Board OF Education in tho
celebration OF "America's Making" The
first meeting will be held tomorrow eve-
ming In Erasmus High School. Church
and F1atbush avenues. Brooklyn. Brig
Gen. George A. Wingate will preside and
Supreme Court Justice John McCrate OF
Brooklyn, will be the speaker.
On Thursday at the Washington Irv-
Ing High School. 40 Irving place. the
second meeting will be addressed by Or.
John Finley. who will speak on Amer
icn's Making" On october 7 at Wad-
leigh High School. 114th street and
Seventh avenue. Mr.. Henry J. Ryand.
one of the pioneers OF the American
Legion. viii be the speaker. One of the
features at all the meetings will be the
color guard of the Sons OF the Revolu-
ton, who will be dressed in Continental
uniform
The committee IN charge OF the meet
ings includes Messrs. George A. Ia
briskie. chairman, and Talbot Root, Col.
wili1r>y q. Bates and Bris.-Gen- Win
Gate
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

lIiss Hortense Garside of this city, Miss
Rebecca Brown Of Des Moines, and Miss
Elizabeth Vernon of Newport. Mr.. Ralph
Wolf will serve as Mr.. Johnson's best
man. The ushers will be Messrs. Har-
old F. Gibson, Jay Van Setback, Charles
Hickock and Daniel Grant. Mr.. johnson.
who has been living at the Yale Club.
gave his farewell bachelor dinner there
last night
There will be a wedding Of much inter-
est next Saturday in the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, when Miss Alice Isabel
Judson, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Hy-
att Valance, will be married to Mr..
Russell Kennedy Jones. who is son OF
DR.. lie Baron Jones OK Pleasantville, N.
Y. Miss Judson is a great granddaugh-
ter Of the late Cyrus w. Field OF Atlantic
cable fame, and a daughter OF the late
Cyrus Field Judson. Her mother Is q
niece by marriage Of Major-Gen. Leon
ard Wood, Governor-General OF the
Philippines. and OF Capt. Albert Key.
u. S. ".
Miss Frances Judson viii be her sis
ter's maid Of honor. The other atten-
dants will be Mrs. John Hoar OF Boston.
Miss Genevieve Clendenin and Miss Car
oline Cox of this city, and Miss Mary
OoAlln OI f-lttSDuTSn- ~ ASSSkeoA
will be held at the Plaza
Another wedding of interest, arrange
ments for which have not been an
nounced, will be that OF Miss Charlotte
Lemoine Dunlop, a daughter Of Mrs
Archibald M. McCrea to Mr.. John Low
Der Welsh, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lowber Welsh of Philadelphia, which
Ia to take place on the afternoon OF
october Is in st. Thomas's Church. A
reception will be held at tho Plaza. 1,
was In st. Thomas's Church that Miss
Dunlop's sister. Miss Sally Dunlop, was
married to Mr.. Joseph ID. Eddy. several
years ago. Miss Dunlop Is a step.
daughter Of Mr.. McCrea, who with Mrs
McCrea. now lives at Ballyheather
Ardmore, Pa. They generally pass q
part Of the winter at the Plaza.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Culver
Kerr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Clapperton Kerr. to Mr.. Ernest Greene
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greene
OF Clapboard Hill Farm, New Canaan
Conn. and this city. will take place q
October Is In New Canaan, where Mss
Kerr's parents have a country place.
In tho Church Of the Atonement.
Tenafly. N. J. next Saturday, Miss
Helena Roosevelt Bleeclter. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony James Bleecker.
will be married to Mr.. Ripley Hitchcock.
son of the late Ripley Hitchcock OF this
city. A reception will be held at the
homo OF the brides parents In Mountain
road. Tenafiy. and It will be attended
by numerous friends from New York.
According to plans mentioned when
they were In New York last summer. the
marriage of Miss Dorothea Smith, only
child Of the late Eustace Ballard Smith
and Mrs. Smith, to Capt. Francesca
Marigliano. Duca del Monte, of Naples
will take place this month In Ltndon,
where the brides mother expects to take
house for the occasion. Mrs. Smith
and her daughter were In Southampton
and Newport In July end later went to
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

Special Dsspdfch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. Oct 1.
A [R. AND MRS. HENRY
MI WHITE, who have Mrs.
= Vanderbilt as a guest for a
week or more at Elm Court. are doing
much entertaining. especially in over
Sunday parties. Mrs. Richard Gam
brill, who was with them, has since
been the guest OF her brother-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Fos-
ter. who had a dinner party for her on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. william Pollock had her son,
Mr.. Marshall r. Kernochan OF Tuxedo
Park, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis of washington, d. c., as
guests at Holmesdale In Pittsneld-
Three real estate sales-two In
Lenox and one In Stoclxbridge-ai-
ready have been contaminated and
Others are pending. Many stockbridge
friends OF DR.. and Mrs. William Gil
man Thompson OF New York are to
rejoin the cottage colony through
their purchase of Mrs. Frederic
Crowninshield's place, Konkapot-
Mrs. Richard T. Auchmuty. who has
just bought tho sixty-six acre wayside
property of the Mrs. William II. Brad
ford estate on the Pittsfield road, has
been a summer resident OF Lcnox since
1868, when she came over the mountain
from New Lebanon. N. Y, with her
mother, who liked the region so well
she decided to remain. The Dormers.
Mrs. AuchmJty's villa, was built in
1862 1t has TO electric lights, no gas.
II Ia lighted by kerosene and tallow
candles. Although one OF the weaithiest
women In Berkshire, Mrs. Auchmuty
has no automobile. She drives on the
rural roads IN an open victoria drawn
by two bay horses. with liveried coach
man, who has been In her employ forty
nine years. Mrs. Auchmuty IL said to
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
|1portant Weddings and
Engagements IN Society
keption Following Marriage on October II of Miss
Marion Carey Dinsmore to Be Held at Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor.

weddings, both In
although weddings with the
that offers at this time of onsd
preferable.
weddings place In the city this week and invita-
being received frequently Mr.
this Tuxedo Park
marriage of their daughter Miss Marion Carey
hoe May Smonds October
reception will be held the
Fifth Mrs and Miss
engagement
while with Edgarown Mass
reception
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
National Academy
Show Opens Nov. 70

The coming winter exhibition OF tho
National Academy OF Design will be
held in the galleries OF the American
Fine Arts Society. 215 West Fifty
seventh street. Vanishing Day will be
Friday. November Is. Aom . 10 Ia
o'clock. when Academy hs. associates
and exhibitors only vii admitted. On
November 10 the exh will be open
TO the public and main open -
Sunday. December -
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

! was uelu dt tHe COlOny CluD,
in Madison avenue, near Thir-
street. She is a granddaughter
S. William B. Dinsmore of the
It's, Staatsburg, N. Y, and she
ben much in evidence since her
introduction to society.
Sirnonds is the son Of Mr.. and
'rancis M. Simonds of 20 West
street and Heather Hall. East
on. L. /. lie was graduated
Columbia in 1916. During the
was in the air service, where
anne an ace.
Dinsmore has selected for her
attendants her cousins, Mrs.
IL. Marshall and Mrs. Reed;
Powis Jones, Mrs. Philip Kip
Rnder. her young sister. Miss
roster Dinsmore. and Miss Edith
Simonds, sister of the BRIDE
Mr.. Frederick Simonds Whit
cousin Of Mr.. Simonds, will
5 his best man.
he Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
next Thursday afternoon Miss
r. Schniewind, eldest daughter
and Mrs. Henry r Schniewind.
asst .Seventy-ninth street, will
ried to Mr.. Warren B. Pond.
Mrs. Charles Edward Ly-
Of IL East Eighty-first street.
btion will be held at the home
brides parents.
Margaret NJ. Schniewind. who
troduced to society this winter.
10 her sisters maid OF honor.
bridal attendants will be Mrs.
hiids Sd. who was Miss Laura
bride OF last spring: Miss
lion, daughter Of the Secre-
he Treasury: Misses Harriet
lrtha NJ. Ottley, Helen Johnson.
ing sister of the brides. Emily
d, who has not been introduced
rby Green will act as Mr..
st man. The ushers win in
ssrs. Harvey Childs Sd. II.
Prindie, Howard Major, FL
hillips, Guy Converse, Walter
kline Van Houten and Pres
ner.
Mrs. Schniewind will give a
the bridal party on Tuesday
,cir home. where on January 2
lave a dance to Introduce their
hughter. Miss Margaret NJ.
a. When Mr.. Pond and his
rn from a wedding trip they
i IL East Eighty-first street
iewind was graduated from
ngton School and was intro
Bocicty last winter. She Is a
the Junior League.
lrlottc Alice Phillips, a daugh-
and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips.
,arried to MIR. Paul Edwin
xt Saturday afternoon at 40
seventh street, the home OF
by the Rev. DIR. Cornelius
The ceremony will be Wit
relatives and a few friends
Will be n reception.
big Francis Cullinan, sister
e. will come from her home
Tex. to act as matron OF
b other attendants will be