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E ENGAGED.

BRETTER-LEVY.-M Rosa Levy. 3ls p:
10th ST., announces the engagement Of
her daughter. Florence, to Mr.. Bernard
b. Bretter.
COHN-SMITH.-Nr and Mrs. Nathan Cohn
OF 218 West 2ist St, New York city, an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Sadye. to Julius Jay Smith.
N-IIAMAfER.STEIN.-M and Mrs.
Simon Hammerstein of 20 Morningside av.
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Hanna Harriet. TO Mr.. Charles E.
F'eldman.
HARRIS - ALExANDER.-Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Alexander OF 225 West list St.
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Pauline Jeanette. TO Mr.. Abe Harris
of New York city.
LEvY-LEDERER.-Mr and Mrs. Albert
Iscderer, 315 Harrison St. Passaic, ". j..
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Adele Marie. to Edward A. Levy Of
Passaic.
NIEDENTHAL--MILLE julius Mil
Ter OF ia West Hath st. announces the
Benjamin b. Niedenthal Of New York.
NIAIKoFF-GRoss.-M and Mrs l.. Gross
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Marian, to DR.. NJ Nimkoff Of
Brooklyn.
O'DONNELL-TAYLOR. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving X. Taylor. OF Bass River. Mass.
announce tho engagement of their daugh-
ter Ellen to Lieut.. Godfrey Catshbar
O'Donnell. ID. S. G.. Royal Air Force.
OF Devices. Wiltshire. England.
sEPPER-BAEHR.- and Mrs. Julius
Baehr of $50 Prospect av. announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Ruth Baehr.
to Abe Sepper. Reception will be an
nounced later.
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MISS BEATRICE POLLOCK
MARRIED IN NEWPORT
Becomes Bride of Commander
X. S CheU, Jr.

Speciat Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. June 4.-Miss Beatrice
Pollock. daughter of Capt Edwin 7. POI
lock. L. S. N. ana Mrs. Pollock was
married this afternoon to Commander
Robert S. Chew, Jr., in st. Matthew'S
Church. jamestown. the Rev. Charles w.
Burrows and the Rev. Howard Deming
officiating. A reception was held at the
summer home of the brides parents on
Shoreby Hill. Mrs. William Davis Mil
Ter of Providence, sister of the BRIDE
groom. was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Misses Frances Ia
lame. Marjorie Huger. katherine Ran
dolph and Marjorie Gclm. Mr.. John
Chew. brother of Commander Chew.
was best man. The ushers were Mr..
Richard Chew. another brother; and
Lieutenant Commanders Frank Craven,
Dupree NJ. Friedell and Theodore S.
Wilkinson.
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NOTES OF TuE THEATRES.

playcraft Productions. OF which Harold
Orlob, composer OF many musical comedies,
n president, announces its first production,
Lilies OF the Field" comedy drama, by
William Hurlbut. In the cast Will be Miss
Alison skipworth and Miss Josephine Drake.
Miss Theresa Helburn pretty young Eradu-
ate Of Bryn Mawr. who attended some OF
Prof. Bakers lectures NJ Harvard. has had
n play accepted for Broadway production.
II II The Full Cup" and Marc Klaw has
taken II.
Miss Florence walton has returned from
Chicago after dancing Tor fifteen weeks At
the Drake Hotel and IN vaudeville
The Provlncetown PLAYERS will revive "Tho
widows Veil" by Alice Rostetter. and
ARIA da Cspo." by Edna ST. Vincent
Millay. and produce foreign PLAY. Autumn
Fires" BY Gustav Wiod. English text by
Benjamin +. Glaacr. ncX' Wednesday.
Al X. Hall. late star Of ''rhe Sporting
widows" and for years in burlcsque, will
appear at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
this week.
At the Lambs Ali-Star Gambol At The
Hppodrome tonight pretty girls and popular
matrons VIII Act programme sellers
under Grace Atwcll Mordant.
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Miss Clara r. Peck's Winona
Wins Championship for
Saddle Horses.

Special Deapctoh to THE New YORK HERALD.
TUXEDO PARK, n. Y, June 4.--The
Tuxedo Horse Show closed to-day. after
successful exhibition. The attendance
was large, due to the fact that the
weather was perfect and ideal for
the horses. Much interest. as usual was
centred in the military classes. Each
event was keenly contested. The cham
pionship for the saddle horses was
awarded to Miss Clara S. PeclI's Winona
and Charles z. Buffers Dierdre Den
mark in reserve.
The champion hunter was Charles D.
Lanier's Boiling, with Quansett Farms
Sandy second, and the best jumper in
the show was NJ. +. Murphy's kilkee
and Quansett Farms Tradesman in re-
serve. The silver plate. given for the
best polo mounts. three horses in one
ownership. was unanimously awarded
to the West Pointers. taking all the
awards. The hunters in pairs was
awarded to Boiling. owned by Charles
d. Lanier, and Outlaw. owned by Miss
Grace G. Shuttleworth.
In the local class jumpers ridden by
children the Misses Wickes's Thunder
was first, Lewis Brown third, Bull Dur
ham second. Misses Wickes also won
local saddle class with Picardy. and
Master Hunt #. Wagstaff second with
Melody.
Other awards were:
Class 17-Model officers charges shown in
hand: First, Lieut. Lewis Brown, Jr. S
Tom Velie: second, John J. Farrell's Guards
man: third, Dean Bedford's Toronto King;
fourth the Misses Wickes's Thunder
Glass 29-Triple bar jump: First, John j.
Farrells Guardsman: second NJ. f. Murphy &
klkee: third, Mrs. A. G. Ludam's Little
Sandy: fourth. Byford Ryan's Midnight.
Glass S--Saddie horses, men amateurs to
ride First, Casses Farms Trigger; second
George Crouchs Copper King; third. John
]. Farrells Mike: fourth. John Vanneek's
Pauline.
Glass 2o-Sadde ponies. First, Miss
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SNOW-BOYEV.

The marriage of Miss Emily Boyer
daughter of Mrs. Harry f. Boyer. OF
Greenburg. Pa. to Mr.. Leslie w. Snow
took place yesterday at the Plaza. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John A. Marquis. The bride entered the
room with her uncle. Col. Jay e. Hoffer.
fler only attendant was har slster-in-
law. Mrs. Frank T.. Boyer Mr.. Conrad
e. Snow served as his brothers best
man. The bridegroom is a son of JUS
tice Leslie p. Snow of the Supreme Court
OF New Hampshire. He was graduated
from Dartmouth in 1912 and two years
later from the Massachusetts Institute
os Technology. During the war lie was a
major in the Ordnance Department. Mr..
ard Mrs. Snow will live in New York.
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Walter S. Cramps
Daughter Engaged
to Mr.. II. w. Ford
Miss Harriet Evans Cramp to
Become Bride-0ther En-
gagements.

Mr.. Walter S. Cramp of Philadelphia.
now living in Rome, Italy. has an
nounced lne engagement of his daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Evans Cramp. to Mr..
Henry William. Ford, son of NJ. and
Mrs. II. Ward Ford of this city and
Morristown, n. J. Since the death of
her mother several years ago Miss
Cramp has lived with her grandmother,
Mrs. Benjamin f. Evans, at Twi- oaks,
in Morristown. Mr.. Ford was graduated
from Princeton in 1917, and he was in
service oveaseas during the We.
Mrs De Witt Vanderbilt Weed gave
luncheon at the Hotel Belleclaire yes
terday at which she announced the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Miss r. Mil
dred Weed, to Mr.. Horace G. Westmen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. West
men OF Danville, Ill. lie was graduated
from De Pauw University in 1917 The
wedding will take place next spring.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. Clifford Browne Of
1O7 West Seventy-eighth street have an
nounced the engagement or their grand
daughter. Miss Elsie Colt Grey. 10 Mr..
w. Ormand Buttlar, son of Nj. and
Mrs. Robert Buttlar of GIT West End
avenue.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Ruth Washblrn Head. daugn-
ter of Mrs, John Oxcnbridge Head CT
Orange, y. j., to Mr.. Robert Bruce
douglas of Los Angeles. Cal. The we'd
ding will take place soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving K.-Tylor Of Brass
River, Mass, annou1ce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Ellen Taylor.
to Lieut. Godfrey c. O'Donnell, D. S. c..
Royal Air Force. son of DR.. and Mrs.
L. c. O'Donnell of Wiltshire, England.
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POMEROY-SQUIER.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. June 4.-Miss Vir-
ginia Rodgers Squier was married 10
Mr.. Ashley Richards Pomeroy. son OF
Mr.. Theodore Lawrence Poweroy of
North Maple avenue, Greenwich, Conn.
at the home of the brides father at
Signal Hill Farm, Mount Kisco, ". Y,
this afternoon. The Rev. III. Adye
Prichard, pastor of st. Marks Church.
Mount Kisco officiated.
The brides sister. Miss Elizabeth La
Bau Squier. was maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids were Misses Margaret
Houghton, Carolyn r. Averbeck, Kath-
crime s. Keen. Katherine Pomcroy,
Dorothy Rosslter and Frances Kennedy
Mr.. Brenton c. Pomeroy was best man
for his brother. The ushers were Messrs.
John ID. Decker, Lawrence +. Rossiter.
Crosby ". Boyd. Malcolm Oakes, Phillip
Weston and Stuart G. Squicr brother
of the bride. A large reception was
held
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NI'KNIGHT-OGDEN.

Miss Phyllis Ogden. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick c. Ogden, was mar
rled TO Mr. Nicholas Mcdowell Me-
Knight, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J.
Mcknight. OF New York. last evening in
Grace Church. Rutherford. ". ]. A re-
ccp,ion followed at 1S9 Ridge Road. the
home Of the brides parents. Miss Helen
Allison Ogden was her sisters maid OF
honor. and the other bridal attendants
were Mrs. John Schneider. Misses Dor
othy Roome. Rosalie Watson. Dorothea
Barrows. Madeleine Swisher and Adele
Wood. Mr. and Mrs Mcknight will live
lr Shanghai China. He was graduated
from Columbia this year.
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DENIES ELOPEMENT OF
EX-MRS. CONVERSE, JR.
Mother Says Daughter Was
Wed With Her Consent.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 4.--Mrs. Charles
Henry Adams to-day contradicted a
verse, Jr., in an interview had at Los
Angeles and published in THE NEW YORK
HERALD of April 20 last. Mr.. Converse
was discussing the will OF his father.
the late Mr.. Converse. which cut OFF the
former Mrs. Edmund c. Converse. Jr..
from any share in his fortune. Before
her marriage to Mr.. Converse she was
Miss Judith c. Adams. Mrs. Charles
Henry Adams Is her mother. Mr.. Con-
verse was quoted as saying his former
wife had eloped.
Mrs. Adams says her daughter did not
elope, but that nine months after de-
cree for absolute divorce was obtained.
which gave the mother the custody of
her two sons, she was married to Glenn
Salisbury. December II. 1920. In Louis
Vile, at the home OF near relative, in
the presence of her younger son and a
large gathering of other relatives and
friends. The elder son was at school In
Pomfret, Conn, and II was thought TN
wise to interfere with his studies In
order to have him present Mrs. Adams
says. The marriage was with the
mothers fun consent.
Mrs. Salisbury Is from New York.
Her husband has interests in automo-
bles and in Texas oil. He was born In
New York State. Mrs. Salisburys father.
the late Charles Henry Adams. lived in
New York for thirty years. lie was OF
the Boston family of that name and
direct descendant also Of Rip van Dam.
first Colonial Governor Of New Amster-
do
Coleman, daughter of Chapman Coleman.
prominent in Kentucky before the civil
war. and a great-granddaughte of John
Crittenden of national fame, and through
his wife descendant of the Virginia
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IN M E M o RAM.

FI.AGG.-George T. In loving memory of
my beloved husband and our dear father,
who departed from this life May 81 1920.
HILL.-In loving memory OF William Edwin
Hill. who died June 4. 1915.
LICHrENsTE1N.-sol. In loving memory
OF Sol. Lichtenstein. who passed away
on June 3. 1918. Edith Lichtenstein Rains.
MANDELBAUM--In fondest memory OF our
beloved mother, Fannie Mandebaum, who
departed this life on June q. 1918.
MINN1CK.-1n loving memory OF Mary a.
Minnick. who died June 4. 1905.
MOTT.-In loving memory OF Col. Henry
Mott. Died June 8, 1915.
READ.-Tn loving memory of Frank y.
Read, beloved husband and father. who
died June IL. 1904.
RoBINsoN.--In loving memory OF Caldwell
Colt Robinson, u. s. c., II. c.. Second
Lieutenant. Eighty-second Company, Sixth
Marines, killed In action in the Bots de
Beleau, Aisne. France. June g, 1918.
Greater love hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his friend
ROACH.--In constant and affectionate re-
membrance OF my brother. David Roach.
who died June TO- 1918.
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WENDELL-SMITH.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MoNTCLAIR, N. J., June 4.-Miss Mar
garet Yates Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton NJ. Smith of So Union
street, and Mr.. Douglas Cary Wendell.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wendell of
Wayne. Pa, were married this after
noon In ST. Luke's Episcopal Church by
the Rev. Robert Heating Smith. an uncle
of the bride. Mrs. .Stoddard Smith was
matron of honor. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Gertrude and Mary Thorn
ton Smith. The best man was Mr.. WILL
lam Cole Of Frankford, Pa. The ushers
were Messrs. John Mclean and Herbert
Deane Of New York. Only relatives and
mony and the reception.
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Florence Merges, daughter OF
Mr.. Francis Merges. will be married to
Mr.. William n. Picken. Jr.. next Thurs
day night in ST. Jamoss Lutheran
Church. Her bridal attendants will be
Mrs Robert NJ Halsted. Misses Alicia
Kennedy, Margaret Gunther Helen
Clark and Marion Smith. Mr.. gerry
Hall will be best man There will be n
reception at the Rit2-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore New have
sent out Invitations for the marriage oi
their daughter. Miss Hortense New. 90
Mr. Lionel Hochwald Of san Francisco
on June 90 IN the st Regis.
Miss Blanche Naomi Wason. daughter
Of Mrs Margaret Wason Of Greenwich.
Conn, and MIR william Miles. son Of
Mrs. Annie Miles OF Ridge street.
Cyeenwlch, will be married at the home
4 the brides mother on juno S.
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Stanford woods's Bohemia SILK: fourth.
Charles II. Buffers June Days.
Class 4GmMiIiiary % Polo Mqnnts-Firs;
Major Willis u. Crittenbergers Peg; third,
Major John *. Browns Countess H.. fourth.
Squadron A Cavary's Slick.
Glass 42--Local Saddle Horses. TO Jump
Not More Than 3 Feet-First Major Willis
y. crittenberger,s Morgan; second. the
Misses Wickes's Thunder; third. John Van
neck's Pauline fourth, Mrs. e. NJ. Weld $
ciass 3-Heavyweight Saddle Horses-First.
George Crouch's Copper King; second. Dean
Bedford's Toronto King third. Cassilis
FARMS Triggers: fourth. John J. Farrell :
Guardsman.
Class 32--Jumplng at 3 Feet-FIrst. Fred
Wettachs Going Up; second. Quansett
Farms Sandy third, NJ; F. MurPhy's Flying
Earl fourth, Quansett Farms Rempstone.
First. Major j. L. Dever's Marvel. second.
Squadron AS Slick; third. Major T. X;
Harriman's Eileen.
Glass Saddle horses. First. Charles e.
s. Woods Bohemian silk: third, Charles E.
Butler's June Days; fourth. Byford Ryan s
Comet.
sett FARMS Sandy; second. Charles ID.
Lanier's Boiling; third, Mrs. A. c. Ludlum' $
Rayolite; fourth. Miss Grace G. Shuttle
Class $sGHorses up to $50 pounds. the
Tuxedo Military Cup. First. Lieut.. Col
roop Te%lo r. hrqTn First Cavalry ron n y Gs Flying Flying
Bird. third. Major j. X. Browns Brier-
wood fourth. Capt. J. NJ. Tully's Fowler
Glass 11-Pairs of Saddle Horses-First.
Cassils FARMS Triggers and Myopia; second,
Charles Il. Buffers The Madcap and June
Days; third. Mr. Buffers Dierdre Denmark
and Lady Mae.
Glass 26-Cirinthian Hunters-First. Guam
sett Farms Sandy; second, Mr.. Laniers
Boiling; third, Quansett Farms The Whip
fourth, Grace G. Shuttleworth's Outlaw.
Class 4-Saddle Horses Suitable for Park
Riding-First, Miss Clara s. Peck's Winona
second Mr.. Buffers Dierdre Denmark
third Mrs Woods Bohemian silk.
Class 9--Saddle Horses. Women Amateurs
to Ride-Ffrst. Miss Peck's Wnona; second.
.ir Buffers Dierdre Denmark; third, Miss
Ivy d. Maddison's Myopa; fourth. Hans C.
Sonne's Seat
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NI,TIGUE-BOYD.

Miss Madeleine Estelle Boyd. nieca Of
Mr.. Louis Runkel OF this city and West
End. ". j.. was married to Mr.. Andrew
Cunningham McTigue, a son OF Mr. and
Mrs Andrew McTigue Of Far Rockaway.
yesterday In the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament by the Rev. Thomas Barry
Miss Alice Grace McTigue. sister OF the
bridegroom. was the maid OF honor and
only bridal, attendant. Lieut.. John Bur-
lirson McTigue. L. 5. n. served az his
brothers best man. After the ceremony
there was u reception and breakfast at
the Hotel Commodore. Mr.. and Mrs.
McTigue will live in Lawrence, L. l.
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MARTIN-LEACH.

Miss Maud Chandler Leach. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burtis Leach
was married last night to Mr.. Justus
Carlie Martin at the home OF her
parents, S2l Scotland Road. South
Orange, N. ]. Miss Margaret Dodd
Leach was her sisters maid of honor
The other bridal attendants were Mrs
Lloyd Robinson. another sister; Miss
Marion Martin. sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Isabel Leach OF Chicago. Mr.
Edward w. Martin was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Howard VAIN
wright OF this city. Howland Went
worth ofe New Bedford, Mass; Morgan
Rogers OF Providence and Raymond
ogden Of Lansdowne, Pa. After a motor
trip Mr.. and Mrs Martin will go to
their now homo I'm ProVllnnce
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ROBER Ts-GILBERT

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York HERALD.
PLArNF1ELD, N. j., June The we'd
ding Of Miss Agatha Gilbert daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton w. Gilbert OF
oil West Seventh street. and Mr..
Blakeslee Roberts. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Roberts of kensington avenue,
took place this afternoon at the home
OF the brides parents. the Rev. A. ii
Robinson of All Souls Unitarian Church
officiating Miss Gilbert Is a member
OF this years graduating class OF Bar
nard. Mr.. Roberts. with his twin
brother. Mr. Stuart Roberts. was grad
uated from Stevens Institute in 1913.
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GIRL SCOUT, Is, HoNoRED.
Miss Crowley GETS First Golden
Eagle Award.

Special Despatch 20 TIE NEw York HERA'.p.
WHITE PLAINS June 4.&Miss Edith
Crowley, Is. OF Davis avenue, this city,
was awarded She first Golden Eagle
honor presented by the national girl
scout organization at Field Day. held
by 500 members Of the Girl Scouts to-
day at the Gedncy Farm polo field.
The presentation was made by Mayor
Frederick T.. Weeks. while several
thousand people looked on and APP
plauded
Miss Crowley had to earn twenty-one
merits before she could gain the COW
eted honor. She is also drum major OF
the Girl Scouts fife. drum and bugle
corps. the only organization Of its kind
in the State.
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In Memor1anl


BARTH.-Leopold. beloved husband OF Nina
father OF Harry. Flora Lautheimer and
Elsie Goldsmith. In his 10Th year. Services
private. Omit folwers.
BARUCH.-slmon. On Friday, June 3. at
p M at his residence in New York city.
81 West roth St, Or. Simon Baruch. be-
loved husband OF Isabelle Wolfe Baruch
and father OF Hnrtwig ". Bernard NJ.
neral services viii be held at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Sunday. June o. at the West End
Synagogue. 100 West SGD ST.. New York
city. Please omit flowers.
BECKER-On June 4. Frank. Jr. aged 60
years. beloved husband OF Mamie Becker
(nee joyce. Funeral from his late resi-
sDs 1eo west ace ,bance st % ST TuSssS Sosn
Church. West Both ST., 9Th and sth avs.
Interment Holy Gross Cemetery. Automo-
bile cortege.
tainway. Rutherford, N. j., on June 3,
aged 30 years. Bernhard. beloved husband
OF Regina and devoted father of Arnold.
the chapel OF Mount Zion Cemetery. Mas
peth. l.. l., on Monday. June 8. at 23o
Ceres trnion-ofticers
and members are requested TO attend the
funeral OF our late brother, Bernha rd
bernhard, at the chapel OF Mount Zion
Cemetery. on Monday. June 9, NJ 30 p.
Jesse J. Goldberg. President.
Adolf Hirschfed. Secretary.
ONANNl.-Ghbriellem. Campbell Funeral
Church. Broadway. 66th St. Monday. 2
=. NJ.
BoYAN.--suddenly on Friday. June :. 1921.
Agnes c.. daughter OF Margaret and tho
late John Boyan. Funeral from her late
residence. b1S 9th ST.. Brooklyn. on Mon
day. June o. NJ $3.50 A. NJ. followed by
requiem mass at st. savior's Church.
BURToN.-on Saturday, June 4, IN the
3sd year OF her life. Nora Nickle, beloved
wife OF Frank Vincent Burton. Jr.. and
daughter OF the late George and Jenny
Nlckle OF Liverpool England. Services a.
ST. Patrick's Church. Newburgh. -. y,
at fl A. NJ. daylight saving time). Mon
day, June g.
CoLIHAN.-On Friday, June Q. Hannah NJ .
sister OF Thomas T., william J.. Edward
j. and the late NJ Agnes Gotham Flu.
CRANE.--At Pasadena. Cal. May 20. Agnes
Howieson Crane. beloved wife OF James G.
Crane and sister OF Mrs. Charles B.
Corser, Chicago. and Misses NJ. and L.
Howieson. New York. Funeral service
at p. NJ. Sunday. June 3. at The Fu-
neral Church, 66th IT. and Broadway.
Burial at Woodlawn.
CRoPsEY-I Brooklyn, ~. Y, on June 4.
1921, Josephine Cropsey, daughter OF The
late Jasper Y. and the late Blarinda
Boeri Cropsey. Funeral private.
DADY. Michael ]. The Amcrcan-1rish His.
torical Society announces with deep regret
the death Of ~. member, Michael J pady.
Joseph !. G. Clarke. President General.
Santiago r. Cahil, Secretary General.
DoRlON.-At Golden, Col. on May 2j. 1921.
Donald Msther Dorion. son OF Abby
his age. Interment at Flushing Cemetery
on Monday, June o. at a.ij A. VI. Train
for Main st.. Flushing. leaves pennsylva-
MIA station at o:ii A. VI.
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CHARLES GOODRICH.

Charles Goodrich. for ten years freight
and passenger agent for the Colonial
Navigation Company. died yesterday at
the home of his nephew, Milan =. Good
rich. at Ossining. He was in his sixty
seventh year. He had been a paymaster
of the West Shore Railroad at Auburn
and of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad at Cincinnati. Funeral
services will be held at the Goodrich
home in Cssining at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Burial will be at
Fort Hill Cemetery
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell Of
3S West Fifty-first street with their
son. Mr. Ten Eyck Wendell. Jr., have
motorcd TO Lakelawn. Cazenovia. y. Y,
where they will remain for the summer.
Mr. Bedrick Stepanek. the Czecho-
slovakian Minister to Washington is at
the Vanderbilt
Mrs. ]. Winthrop Tewlubury of Islip.
L. l.. Js At the Chatham
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MARILYNN MILLER CHOSEN.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK 1iEnup.
MrDpLETowN, Conn. June 4.-The
senior class at Wesleyan to-day nameo
Marilynn Miller as its favorite actress
and John Barrymore as its favorite
actor. Elaine Hammerstein and Charles
Ray were chosen among movie actors.
Amherst was voted as Wesleyan's best
liked rival.
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Corinne Poth's Bounce; second, Arson NJ.
Beard's Jackie; third, David Wagstaff 5
Peggy.
Class 5-Saddle horses suitable for road
riding. First Miss Ivy ID. Madison 5
Myopia; second. Cassillis FARMS Triggers
third John j. Farrel's Mike; fourth.
Charles Il. Buffers Avelon.
Glass 2i-Lightweight hunters. First,
Quansett Farms Sandy; stcond NJ. r.
Murphy's Kilkee; third, Mrs. \. c. Lud-
lums Royolite; fourth. Major John X.
Browns Leonard Wood.
Glass Saddle mares. First Miss Clara
S. Pecks Winona: second. Charles f. But
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
EXERCISES THIS WEEK
DR.. Faunce breaches Bacca-
laureate Sermon To-day.

New York University will hold its
commencement exercises this week the
programme opening with the baccalau-
reate service this afternoon and ending
Thursday night. The degrees. of which
900 will be conferred this year. will be
awarded on the campus at 10 40 o'clock
on Wednesday morning.
John w. Weeks. Secretary of War,
will deliver the commencement address
and the sermon will be preached by DR..
William n. =. Faunce. president Of
Brown University.
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Cats. Dogs. &c.
B I r T II S .

GOLD. Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cold
nj 302 Sanford av., Flushing, l.. T.. on
Memorial Day, son.
KENNEDY. June 3, at Peck Memorial Hos
pltal. Brooklyn. n daughter, to Or. and
Mrs. Edward v. Kennedy OF Is Macdon-
ough st.
LATZ.-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Latz (nee
Hattie StelnthaD, 697 West End av,, an
nounce the birth OF son on june I.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
BHyANT-WICHT.

Special Despafch to TrE New YoRK HnnArD.
PLA1NFiEGp. y. j.. June - Miss
Sophie wlcht. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B WIGHT OF Plainfeld and Mr..
Harold J. Bryant eon OF Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bryant Paterson, we're mar
ricd tonight - 1t. Mary's Church. by
the Rev. Walter Hennessy. Miss Beatrice.
..ernlan was the bridesmaid. Mr. Will
lam Henderson was best man