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The New York herald., 1921-02-27
DEBUTANTES REHEARSE
FOR BOYS CLUB SHOW
To Appear at Hippodrome in
TobIeaux.

Ben Ali Haggln Is rehearsing debu-
tantes for a series of tablcaux at the
annual show of the Boys Club OF New
York. at the Hppodrome. on Sunday
night. March 13. These tableaux will
represent famous boys of history and
literature, including Oliver Twist, Hans
Brinker, Jim. from Treasure Island !;
Huck Finn. Daniel Boone. Robin Hood.
and the boys from Kipling's The Drums
of the Fore and Aft.
Miss Ruth Chatterton will introduce
the tableaux, speaking lines written
especially for the performance by Charles
Hanson Towne. In addition TO appear
ing in their individual tableaux, the
debutantes will form part OF the "Frolic
of Youth" in which a number OF the
leading men and women from the pres
ent Broadway plays will appear The
programme OF this performance will In
clude more prominent artists than any
such performance ever given In the city.
Among other well known New York
women who are working to make sue
cess of the Boys Club show are Mrs.
e. Henry Hartman. Mrs. Charles III.
Sabin. Mrs Robert Bacon. Mrs. G. Her
mann Kinnicutt Mrs. Henry l.. Brooks.
Mrs. William Shillaber, Jr., Mrs. Gray
son NJ. p. Murphy. Mrs. William l..
Benedict, and Mrs. George r. Vincent.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Sir Ernest ShackletOn, Ant
arctic Explorer, Also Among
the VOyagers.

Among the voyagers sailing for
Southampton yesterday aboard the Aqui-
tania were Lord and Lady Camoys.
with their children, the Hon. Pamela
Stonor and the Hon. Sherman Stonor.
who ere returning to their home on the
Thames after visiting relatives and
friends in New York and Newport since
July Lady Camoys was Miss Mildred
Sherman, daughter OF Mrs. w. Watts
Sherman. The Earl and Countess of
Craven and Bradley Martin also re-
turned to England after an extended
stay here. Other titled travellers in
cluded Sir William r. Smith and Lady
Smith, Sir Francis McNaughten and
Lady McNaughten and Sir William
Hoare.
1.-TWO countries have prohibition---the
United States and Turkey. and you all
know how Turkey has progressed" Will
lam Harris. proprietor of the Ritz
Carlton chain of hotels, remarked just
before he sailed to inspect his European
hostelries Col. George B. Mcclellan.
formerly Mayor of New York, and Sir
Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic explorer,
were others of prominence among the
$500 passengers.
Col. Mcclellan, who Is a professor at
Princeton University, Is going to Greece
with his wife. but expects to return
early in September to participate in the
Democratic Mayoralty campaign. He
expressed the opinion that Mayor Hylan
is zone of the best Mayors the city
ever has had-honest, courageous and
doing the best he can at this critical
time In the c,ty's history"
Sir Ernest said he Is going TO Eng
land on brief business visit and would
return to this country on the Aquitania's s
next trip westward. He said his plans
for exploration of Beaufort Sea, far to
the north of Canada, are stu too nebu-
ious to be discussed. Sir John and Lady
Eaton of Toronto, whose guest he has
been In Canada. saw him off.
Mrs. William H. Truesdale, wife OF
the president of the Lackawanna Rail-
road, went to visit daughter In Rome.
Representatives of theatrical and mo-
ton picture interests on board were
oliver Morosco. Samuel Goldwyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cawthorn.
The departure of the steamship was
delayed two hours by congestion on the
pier. This was due TO the presence OF
more than 1000 immigrants on the up
per deck, who were being inspected there
by Labor Department officials because
of oyercrowding at Ellis Island
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
CARUSO'S FEVER STILL
CAUSE OF CONCERN
Physicians Say Pulmonary
Condition Is Favorable.

The five physicians attending Enrico
Caruso gave out the following bulletin
after their consultation at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon:
"Mr. Caruso Is having comfortable
days and nights In spite OF the continue
ton Of slight fever. His pulmonary con-
dltion Is progressing favorably."
Caruso Is 4S years old to-day. but.
contrary to the usual custom, no cele-
bration OF any sort will be held. At
this stage OF his recovery, the physicians
say. excitement is feared more than any
thing else. Even his wife and hj7 ron.
Enrico. Jr.. seldom speak 20 him. His
fever still hovers slightly above the 100
mark and Is causing the psysicians some
concern. II will remain constant threat
to his life, II was said, until II disappears
entirely.
The singer was said 20 be cheerful and
to have a good appetite. His diet was
varied yesterday, small lamb chop taxi
ing the place of the breast Of chicken
which has been his principal solid food
for the last week.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
LADY CAVENDISH IN
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP
Daughter of Duke of DeUon-
shire Fails to Win.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HEz.Lp.
MONTREAL, Feb 26.-Lady Rachel
Cavendish. daughter OF the Duke and
Duchess Of Devonshire, was among the
prize winners at the tenth Canadian
competition in free skating at the Win
ter Club, Montreal, to-day. but did not
succeed In carrying off the champion
ship as she did last year.
In the Minto challenge cup for pairs
Lady Rachel and her partner, J. r.
Booth, Jr.. Of the Minto Skating Club.
ottawa, were fourth. and in the Earl
Grey trophy for fours LAdy Rachel, with
Miss Lilly MCGEE. j. r. Booth, Jr., and
Chauncey Bangs, were second
The Governor General and his wife
were present. accompanied by the
Countess Of Dartney. Lady Margaret
Scott, Miss Saunders, Miss Katharine
Ryder. Capt Lloyd, A. ID. c.. and Capt.
the Hon. Patrick Kinnaird. A. ID. G.
The Duke Of Devonshire presented the
cups
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
DRAPER-ALLEN.

In the chantry of ST. Thomas s
Church yesterday afternoon Miss
Beatrice Van Fleet Allen. daughter OF
the late DR.. Charles Warren Allen OF
this city, was married to Mr.. Charles
N. Draper OF Beddington, Cheshire. Eng
land. The marriage was performed by
the Rev. Floyd Tompkins of Holy
Trinity Church, philadelphia The
bride was escorted to the chancel by
her cousin, Mr.. Louis Provost Whitaker.
She had but one attendant. Miss Amice
Calverly, and Mr.. David Williamson
served as best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Hjalmar II. Boyesen, COLES
Coe. John Chamberlain and Henry
Thorne. A small reception followed at
l32 East Forty-fifth street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper will sail for England early
in March, and after two months will go
to India.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
IN NJ E M O r A M .

ALEXANDER.-Della tnee spier. In ioy,
ing memory OF our beloved daughter and
sister, died February 81, 1910.
On how otter our thoughts viii wander
To a grave not far away,
Where we laid darling Della
Just eleven years ago to-day
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
coIlEN-In cherished memory Of our be
loved mother, Glorianns F. Cohen, VINO
passed away March .. 1918.
Tho lost to sight. 10 memory dear.
CRIMMIN.--John J. In loving memory OF
devoted husband and father, VINO diso
February 81, 1917.
I,EF,MING.-In loving memory OF my vife.
Imogen +. Leeming. who passed away
February 81. 1920.
STOCK Lena. In memory Of, died February
23. 1909. Gone but not forgotten
THOMsEN.--In loving memory OF our aesr
father. Hugo A. Thomson, who died Feo-
ruery ~. 1918.
wAITZFELDER.-In loving memory OF 20
seph waitzfeldor. died February "a lsl-'
xyEpTuEIM sad memory OF our be
loved brother. Samuel j. Wertheim, died
February 20, 1910. Absent but not Tor
gotten. His sisters
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
To FREE TOWN HALL OF DEBT.

For the purpose of taking steps to
free the Town Hall from debt a recep-
tion and meeting will be held on Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel Gotham. Mr.
Henry w. Taft. president Of the League
for Political Education. will be the chief
speaker. The town hall campaign COM
rnittee. OF which Mr.. Taft Is chairman,
includes Mrs Elgin II. l.. Gould, Mrs.
Charles u. Alexander, Mr.. George
Wickersham. Mrs E. Henry Hartman.
Mr.. Frank A. vanderllp. Miss Spence.
Messrs. Otto II. Kahn. Henry Nor
genthau. Morgan J. QBrien and Robert
r. Simon; Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
Mr. Robert Erskine Ely, Prof. Samuel
McCune Lindsay. Mr.. John A. Poyn-
ton. Mr.. Adolf Lewisohn. Mrs Robert
9. Mead, Mr.. William Church Osborne
nd Mrs. Schuyler N Warren
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
DANCE AT EDISON HOME.
Celebrate 35th Anniversary q
Residing at LleweIIyn Park.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Edison, cele-
brating the thirty-ffth anniversary Of
their residing at Glenmont, Lewellyn
Park, n. j., last night held an informal
reception and dance for relatives and
nelghbors At the event Miss Florence
Stewart Nichols. daughter OF hrs Homer
w. Nichols OF New York, was introduced
She Is engaged 20 Mr.. John Vincent NIL
Ter of East Orange, brother OF Mrs.
Edison.
Receiving with Mrs. Edison were her
daughter, Mrs John Eyre Sloane or
South Orange Mrs. William w. Nichols
of Scarsdale. a sister. and Mrs. Robert
Miller Of Pelham Manor, a slster-ln-law'
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
MISS EDITH THOMSON TO WED.
Daughter of Mrs. l.. Schermcrhorx
Thomson Engaged.

Announcement was made yesterday of
the engagement of Miss Edith Thomson,
daughter of Mrs. l.. Schermerhorn
Thomson of New York and London, to
Mr.. Ralph Cazenove. oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Cazenove OF Gotten
brooke. Northampton, England. The
wedding will take place early in the
summer.
Mrs. Thomson previously was known
in New York as Mrs. William Archer
Thomson and lived at SO West Forty
fourth street but her home for several
years has been at 32 Dover street, May
fair London
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
OBITUARIES.
SIR FREDERICK wEDMoRE.

LoNDoN. Feb 2s--Slr Frederick We'd
more. art critic. poet and short story
writer, died yesterday In his home at
Seven Oaks. Kent county. He was born
on July 9. 1914, and completed his edu-
cation at Lausanne and Paris. For
more than thirty years he was chief art
critic Of the Daily Standard and was.
In addition. contributor to a number
OF magazines. His works included the
Life OF Balzac" and critical essays on
the works OF Whistler, Turner and Rus
kin. In collaboration with his daughter
Millicent, he edited several volumes OF
prose and poetry.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
MISS WARNER ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Warner OF
fS6 Commonwealth avenue, Boston. an
nounce the enga cement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Warner. to Mr.. Per-
cival Gilbert. also of Boston. Miss
Warner is a graduate of Miss Guild and
Miss Evans's School and later studied at
the Garland School Mr.. Gilbert Is a
member of the class of '0S at Harvard
and iS~a partner in the New York bank
ing firm of Messrs. Spencer Trask &
Co. His clubs are the Country Club.
Essex County. Myopia Hunt. Tennis and
Racquet. Braeburn. Harvard Club OF
Postor Exchange Club and Harvard
Cub ~ New York. The marriage will
take Dlare in April.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Count de Breteuil
and Miss Ridgway,
american, Engaged
Son of Marquise de Breteuil
and Mrs. G. Henry Ridg-
ways Daughter to Wed.

Special Gable to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, By THE Nsw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Feb. rs.
Announcement was made tonight OF
the engagement OF Miss Elizabeth Ridg-
way. daughter of Mrs. c. Henry Ridg-
way. who was Miss Ellen Munroe. of
SO Cours la Refine. Paris, and New York.
to Count Jacques de Breteuil. son of the
Marqutse de Breteuii. who was Miss
Lita Garner.
A dinner In honor OF the engagement
will be given Thursday by the Marquise
de Ganay. at which there also will be
announced the engagement of Hubert de
Ganay to Miss Eemberg. member OF Il
wealthy family OF the Argentine Re-
public
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
CAPT. NJ. J. BRoPHY.

Capt. NJ. ]. Brophy, who was n tug
captain employed by the Standard pil
Company of New York for many years
and served in the Navy during the world
war was buried Thursday with naval
honors at st. Raymond's Cemetery. His
body was brought from Beaumont, Tex.
where he died recently while making a
trip for the Mongolia Petroleum Com
pany IN command OF the tug George
Greer. The funeral was held from the
home of his mother. at 412 st. Nicholas
avenue, and st. Aloysiuss Roman Cath
Ollie Church, in West 1920 street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
KENT TO BE A DOUBLE STAR.

William Kent, formerly with such
Broadway successes as "Toot Toot,"
Somebody's Sweetheart" and "Pitter
Patter," has a decidedly unique vaude-
Vile booking, directly following his OPEN
ing engagement at the Palace. Starting
Monday, he will appear for the entire
week at 3. L. Keith's Alhambra in the
principal roles of two separate acts on
the same bill. First he will be seen In a
comedy sketch entitled "Shivers," and
again In the second half of the pro-
gramme he will appear in the leading
role of the musical comedy called "Bub-
bles."
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
DIPLOMAT RETURNS HOME.

Sailing on board the Savo!e yesterday
was Jules Andre Laluque. formerly of
the legation at Bordeaux. He came to
this country during the last days Of the
war on an important mission. He re-
turns to Paris by order from the French
Government to take UP new duties.
Fifty friends assembled at the pier to
see him of, including Felix Lachesnez-
Hende OF the French Line. Mr.. Georges
AyraI Of the French service, Mrs. and
Master Pierre Ayral. Mrs. George NJ.
Edmond, Miss Matthews. Mr.. Arthur
Symonds and Mrs. Holden OF Brussels
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
M AR RIED .

o.JiAHAM-PETERsoN Robert Pe.
terson Announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Jessie Elise. 10 Sterling "
Graham. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O.
Graham Of Cleveland. Ohio, on Saturday
February 20, at Cathedral OF st. John tho
Divine.
KAUFMAN - BONAFAE. - on wednesday,
February 10. 1921, Miss Fione Bonafae
united in marriage to Mr. Oscar Kaufman
L1swIs--RETKONfTz.-- Mrs. Rose Rekonlt:
announces the marriage Of hcr daughter
Lillian O.. &c Mr.. william J. Lewis. on
February II. 1921
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schron Of Troy. ". Y, Rnnounc,
the marriage OF their daughter Molle, q
Mir. Darrell Nsrgowitz, ron Of Mr.. and
Mrs Morris Mrrgofitz OF New York, on
Tuesday February %.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Annette Kessler Brandt, daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Winfield Scott
Brandt and Mrs. Harriet A. Brandt of
oo6 West Ninety-ninth street. was mar
ried yesterday in the West End Pres
byterian Church to Mr.. James White
Haulenbeek, son of the late William
Baldwin Haulenbeek and Mrs. Anna
bel White Haulenbeek OF this city.
The Rev. DR.. Keigwin, pastor of the
church, performed the ceremony. Be-
cause of the recent death of the brides
sister the wedding was attended only
by members of the families. The
brides family formerly lived in Bing-
hamton N Y
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
WINTHROP w. ALDRICH. JR.

Winthrop William Aldrich, Jr.. 3 years
old, son of Mrs. Winthrop W. Aidrich OF
% East Seventy-third street ana grand
son of the late United States Senator
Nelson w Aldrich. died yesterday after
an Illness OF one day. Burial will be at
the family plot near Providence. r. L.,
tomorrow. The boy was q, nephew OF
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENcE.
NEW YORK.


Mr.. and Mira. Malcolm Douglas Sloane.
who started for Europe yesterday on
board the Aquitania, will tour France
and Italy and on their return in April
will go to Port Washington, L. 1.
Mr.. Charles II. Sabin. who has BEEN
| passing a wee, at Mr.. Clarence II.
Maclsay's place in North Carolina. has
gone 10 Aiken. $. c., TO join Mrs. Sabin,
who started South Friday,
! Mr.. and Mrs Francis King VAIN
! wright OF Bryn Mawr and Mrs. Walter
L. Foulke of the Mill House. White
marsh. Pa. are members Of a party al
the ST. Regis.
| Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr, sailed yester-
day aboard the Aquitania for sojourn
| in London, Paris and the Riviera. She
will return to New York in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller, Jr..
havo gone to Ormonde Beach, Fla, to
| join Mr.. Rockefeller, Sr.
Misses Adelaide Kip Rhinelander and
Mary Osgood Field are guests of Mrs.
Alfred N. Beadleston at Rumson, n. j.
| MTs. Lucy WORK hewitt VIII START IOi
! Europe March 10 to pass part of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank and
their son. Thomas Milbank, went yes
terday to Palm Beach.
! Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Biagden have
gone to Enterprise, Fla. TO be the guests
| of Mrs. Adolphe du Barry
Mr.. and Mrs. william S. GroesbeclS
Fowler, formerly Miss Adele Gardiner
have returned from Aiken and are at
the Hotel Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Clark of 4s
! East Seventieth street will start for Eu-
rope on board the Olympic March 49,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves have gone
{, Cuba from Palm Beach Fla. They
Will return to New York early in March.
! Mr. Ogden Mills and his son-in-law
and daughter, Lord and Lady Granard
will leave California FOR New York next
Saturday.
Mrs. Vincent Astor. who was a CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse In
Washington, is at Rhinebeck, N. Y, over
! Sunday.
Mr.. Henry T. Sloane has returned to
New York from Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. D. Schieffelin
will give a dinner at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Scribner,
. East Sixty-sixth street, March l.
]
Mr.. Clarence L. hay has returned
from Mexico, and, with Mrs. Hay, has
| gone to Palm Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter B. James have
gone to Jekyl Island, Ca, for several
| weeks
Mrs. Harry Hill Thorndyke who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Walter s.
Gurnee. has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer wife of Com
mander Bulmer, of Washington. D. c.,
Is visiting Mrs. Jean L. Collins at 16
West Fifty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

Christian Huber, former Chief OF the
Passaic Fire Department. and nine years
a member of the Passaic City Council,
died yesterday at his home in that city,
26 Lincoln street, after an illness of
three weeks. He was in his seventy
fourth year. He had served as member
of the county Board of Freeh olders. Sew
eral years ago he retired from business.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
TO ATTEND SKATING CONTEST.

Mrs. Philip j. Britt, Miss Abbie Nor
rison. Mrs. Edward r. Knapp Miss
Rosalie Knapp and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
y. Church are among the amateur ice
skaters of this city who excel In figure
skating who have gone to Philadelphia
to attend the international figure skat-
ing contest, TO be held there under the
auspices OF the philadelphia Skating
Club.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

Thursday at his home. ~ West Eighty
first street He was a pianist, and APP
peared in concerts with Louis Russell
and the late Frank Drake. and for more
than twenty years was a member OF the
Metropolitan opera Club. He had val
liable collection of works OF art. making
repeated foreign tours In search Of rari-
ties. He leaves a widow and two sons.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BIR THIS.

COTsrIIEB. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont L. Gott-
lieb announce the arrival of a daughter.
Betty May. February "a.
MENDELsON-Mr and Mrs. Jacob Mendel-
son OF COS West S8th ST. (nee Dorothy
Taplitz) wish 10 announce the birth OF a
son February % at Sterns Sanitarium.
nth ST. and West End av.
ROSENBLUM.--To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rosenblum (nee Florence Solomonl a
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
GRAHAM-PETERsON.

Miss Jessie Elise Peterson, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Peterson OF 415 West
l1sth street, was married yesterday in
st. Jamess Chapel of the Cathedral OF
st. John the Divine to Mr.. Sterling
L. Graham, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas C.. Graham Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Dean Robbins officiated.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. G. Morris Pentz Of Buffalo. y. T.;
Mrs. Cyrus Overman, Mrs. Ray n
Spooner Miss Jeanette w. Graham and
Miss Lola l.. Wise. Mr.. Ray \.
Spooner was best man and DR.. Hunter
e. Harvey, DR.. Alexander MacTefer,
DR.. Harry W. Wise and Mr.. William S.
Johnston were the ushers.
Mr.. Graham was graduated from Co
lumbia in 1915 and Is a member OF the
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
CONFIR M A TIONS

MIIIrsCHER.-Mr. and Mrs. David n.
Miitscher OF f15th Drive. ST. Athens.
L. l., announce the bar mityvah OF their
aon. Arthur, on Saturday morning, March
g. at 10 o'clock, at Mount Neboh Temple.
15Oth St, near Broadway. At home Sun
day. March O. No cards.
sCHERER. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Scherer.
2335 Morris av., announce the bar mitzvah
OF their son Jules Sanford. at fremont
Temple, Grand Concourse and burnside
sy., Saturday, March }, 10 A. NJ AT
home Sunday. March 0, to 0. No
cards
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
ENGAGE E D .

BERCER--GOLDBE RG.-Mr. and Mrs. l.
Goldberg Of s54 Hewitt place. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Mae
Goldberg, TO Mr.. Philp w. Berger. An
nouncement OF reception later.
AI@-BRUNEMAN.--Mr and Mrs.
Gabriel Druneman, s04 West IS0th at., an
nounce tho engagement OF their daughter,
Fanny b., 70 Mr.. Bernard Rosenthai, son
OF Mr. Simon Rosen thai of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
AUGUSTUS CARLL SMITH.

Augustus CARL Smith, formerly presi-
dent of the Hygeia Water Company of
Manhattan and vice-president of the
Babylon National Bank. died Friday In
his home in West Islip. l.. ]. He was a
member Of the Babylon Yacht Club. the
Great South Bay Yachting Association
and other organizations.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
$3.50 FOR OLD SILVER.

At the Anderson Galleries yesterday
afternoon old English silver of the Queer
Anne and Georgian periods sold for 9
total of $s.93s. A Georgian silver tea
set brought $3.50. the highest price Of tn,
sale. from L. Levintree. Miss II. Conni-
han. agent. paid $3.50 for George III
silver waiter. A pair of Georgian silver
jardinieres sold to Mrs. F.. Guest foi
SITS. and Georgian silver three piece
tea set went to r. c. Veet for $40. A
Georgian silver inkstand was purchased
by e r. Du Pnrcu for $50.