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The New York herald., 1921-12-30
BAGBY MUSICAL MORNING.
Miss HempeI Sings mt Last Concert
for December.

The last OF the Bagby musical morn.
1ngs for December attracted to the
Waldorf-Astoria yesterday a large au-
dience. The artists were Miss Frieda
Hempel and Giuseppe de Luca Of the
metropolitan Opera and Bronislaw
Huberman. violinist. Coenraad Bos.
Paul Frenkel and Giuseppe BamboscheIs
were at the piano and Louis Fritze.
fiutist, accompanied Miss Hempel in
some of her songs.
Miss Hempel's numbers included
songs by Schubert, Roger, Mendelssohn
and some old Norwegian melodies. She
sang "Casta Diva" from Bellinfs
Norma" and with Mr. de Luca the duo
from the second act of La Traviata" :"
Mr.. de Lucas numbers included the
aria "Dio Possente." from Gounoud's
Faust; the "Aubade," from Lalo's
lie Roi D'Ys," also songs in English
French and Italian. Mr.. Huberman
played compositions of Bruch. Wilhelmj
Brahams-Joachim. and the Carmen
Fantaisie," arranged from Bizet's music
by Sarasate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Underwood John
son, Misses Olivia and Katherine John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, Mrs
Richard Gambrill, Mrs. +. Gray Girls
void, Mrs. J. Stewart Barney Miss
Mary Alice Barney, Mr.. Basil Davis,
Misses Louisa Steedman Wilson and
Marion Wilson. Mr.. J. Stewart Barney.
Jr.: Mrs. Herman ID. Kountze, Miss
Elizabeth Kountze, Miss Consuelo Hat
maker, Mr.. Palmer Kountze, Mrs. A.
Nelson Lewis. Mr. Douglas De Lanoy,
Mrs. J. Todhunter Thompson, Mr.. Gross
Horwtz, Mrs. James Henry Darlington.
Judge and Mrs. Walter Evans of Louis
vile, Ky; Mr.. Manuel do Soler Mrs
Charles II. Ditson, Mrs. Lauterbach,
Mrs. Drellnccurt NJ. Martin, Mr.. Murray
Hoffman, Mrs. Brennan Washington
Miss Beulah Brennan, Mrs. Henry c.
Gollam, Mr. Brewster Reamey, Miss
Alice de Lamar. Mr.. w. Trumbuli
Thomas. Mrs. George Henry Warren
Jr. Capt Charles Quicke, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander S. Webb, the Hon Mrs. Fred
erici Guest, Mrs. Henry Phipps and
Cadets Lawrence Ladue, Herbert
Schaeffer and John l.. Htchings from
West Point.
The next series of four Monday morn
ings Will begin on January ..
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
BACHELORS TO DANCE.
VIII Give Entertainment Tonight
for Disabled Soldiers.

One of the chief assemblies in society
tonight is to be at the first of the
second series of suppers and dances by
the Bachelors in the Vanderbilt. There
are to be five of these after theater
soirees on successive Friday nights. The
profits from them will be used to aid
disabled soldiers in the local hospitals.
Since the Bachelors started their dances
they have turned over to various chari-
table projects nearly 100000
The Bachelors are Messrs. Richard
Peters, Horace c. Stebbins. William
Rhinelander Stewart, Jr.. Percy r. Pyne
2d, Frederick S. Allen, Harold S. Van
derbilt, Frank Crowninshied and AL
fonso de Navarro. Their associated
ladies' committee includes Mines. Vincent
Astor, George +. Baker, Jr.. James A.
Burden, Jr., Marshall Field. William
Goadby Loew, George b. Post, Jr., Will
lam X. Vanderbilt I'd, Cornelius Wander
bilt, whitney Warren, r. Thornton
Wilson. Harry Payne Whitney and
Henry Rogers Winthrop.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
'Mefstofele' Sung
With Nine. Aida
as Margherita
Boito's Opera Repeated at the
Metropolitan Before Fash
iOnable Audience.

Boitos "Mefistofele" was repeated at
the Metropolitan Opera House last
evening to the evident pleasure of
large audience. This opera, which has
suffered many vcisstudes, now seems
to have gained permanent place in the
local repertoire. Many operagoers doubt
less hoped that Feodor Chaliapin would
be induced to appear at least once
In his impersonation of the tmpter. but
according to the latest advices from the
seat of the lyric conference this Is
unlikely. However. the famous Russian
bass is to return to this country next
season. and 1t may be possible that he
Will sing In Boito's work.
Meanwhile the Metropolitan, which
possesses two competent devils. gets on
very well. and the opera profits by MAX
Ing Its career without hitching its wagon
TO STAR Sometimes Mr.. Didur imper-
sonates Mefistofeles and sometimes it is
Mr.. Mardones. Last evening 1t was the
turn Of the latter and his performance
was received with abundant applause.
The other members of the cast were
Nine Aida as MGr0herita, Nine. Eaetor
as Elena, Nine. Howard as Marta, Miss
Perini as PdntaHs, Mr.. Gigli as Faust,
Mr.. Bada as Wagner and Mr.. Paltrinieri
as Nereo. Mr.. Morganzoni conducted.
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman's guests In
Box 6 were Mrs. John Turner Atterbury,
Miss Pauline Riggs, Messrs. Z. de Pey
eter Livingston, Beekman Hoppin and
William Eldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Keech were
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney
and Miss Mary Alice Barney in Box 30.
The party in Box included Mrs. J.
Todhunter Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Scott Rokenbaugh and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert r. Crosby.
Mrs. Henry p. Loomis and Gen. Brad
ley were with Mrs. E. Henry Hartman
In Box 9.
With Mrs Herman d. Kountze in
Box S2 were Miss Ellin Mackay. Miss
Elizabeth Kountze, Mr.. Robert p. Gray
and Mr.. Palmer Kountze
With Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell in
Box IL were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Willets
and Mr.. Frederic Potts Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Wood,
Miss Isabella Wood and Miss Ethel Pot
ter were in Box 21.
With Mr. and Mrs W. Ross Proctor In
Box 26 were Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rains
ford and Mrs. Randolph Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. William Potts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Halsey and Miss Anne
Sands were In Box 16.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
In Menorian.

ALEXANDRIA, this city. December 20.
Isabel wife Of the late James Alexander.
IN her 72d year. Funeral from her late
home. d30 West ii6th ST., Saturday morn
ing ~ 1890 o'clock.
bEARNS.--On Wednesday. December %, 1921
Henrietta Elizabeth daughter OF the late
Henry NJ. and Isabella ID Frost. Funeral
services at the homo Of her niece. Miss
". NJ. Kitching $50 New York av Brook
lyn Saturday, December 81. at 7. NJ.
fntcrmeut private.
DLACKsTCCK.-- a, his residence. % Home
wood av.. Toronto. Canada. on Tues
day December %, 1927 George Tata
Beokstock X c., YOUNGER son OF the
late Rev w ;. Blackstock. survived by
Miss Amelia Bleckstock.
BRANDEfS. On Wednesday. December IS,
1921, Rudolph beloved father OF Clara
Rrandeis Funeral service win be held At
his late residence, co West i2gth St, Fri
day. 10:ij A. NJ.
BRANN.--The Right Rev. Mgr. Henry A.
Brann. The American Irish Historical So
cioiy announce with sorrow, the death ~
our distinguished life member, tho Right
Rev. Mgr Henry A. Brann. The members
are requested To attend the requiem mass
at 81. Agnes's Church. East AID ST.. at
10 a. NJ. on Saturday, December 81. 1921
Joseph !. G. Clarke, ent-General.
Santiago =. Cahil. Secreta r. General.
BRANN. The Alumni Association OF the Col
lpge uf st Francis Xavier announces with
deep regret the death OF the Right Rev.
Mgr Henry A. BrRnn, n. n. OF the class
OF 1851, on December IS. 1851.
BRANN.--Thc Right Nev. Mgr Henry A
Brann, ~. ~. rector OF st. Agnes
church. East i3d St. on December IS, In
his SIth year. Divine office will be re-
cited at o'clock on Friday evening and
roemn requiem mass viii he offered 10,
the repose Of his soul on Saturday morn.
inr at 10 o'clock.
BRENcOHT-Mary Butler. widow ~ EdwarS
Ronwick Drcvoort. December cS. 1927
her home, 40 West il3d st. ru
services Holy trinity Church, ~
and Lenox av.. Friday. Decembe~
ECO =. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
SOCIETY CENTER
MOVES SOUTHWARK
New Social Register Places 1t
at Sixty-fifth Street.

The center Of New York society has
started down town again after n steady
northward movement for more than
thirty years. The movement is not very
much, half a city Mock to be accurate,
but. southwark. This is one OF the
many facts gathered from data taken
from the winter number of the Social
Register which has just come from the
press.
Through the thirty-two years during
which these tests have been made the
movement north averaged one block a
year until 1918. when IL stopped at
Sixty-seventh street. Two years ago
IL moved down town block and half,
between Sixty-ffth and Sixty-sixth
streets. Now it has settled back to
Sixty-fifth street. indicating that the
concentration of families in the large
apartments below Sixty-flfth street has
more than balanced any growth up
town. This condition Is not likely TO
be altered until a large number of
apartments are built above Ninety-fifth
street.
The number OF marriages in families
of social note in the larger American
cities during 1921 were S71 against S41
off in the number of deaths. Perhaps
I'm future time these statistics may be
extended to include births, so that one
may know how society is maintaining
It's order.
The Register contains the usual COM
plete tables of data with reference to
the groupings under heads of families.
the designation of the juniors. the table
of married maidens. Indicating the pres
ent married name Of one who may be
only remembered under her maiden
name. and the clubs and societies APP
pertaining TO each person. The custom
OF affixing stars opposite the names Of
II ose who have been honorably dis
charged from service in the defense Of
their country In the late war has been
continued and there are more stars than
ever.
The series also includes the Locator
which contains in alphabetical form the
names of all those appearing in the
various Social Registers. glance at
II. will reveal the city whore the person
resides and the head OF the family Un-
der which he fray be grouped in the
socui Register iot that city. There are
10000 names in the Locater.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
TO AID ARMENIAN ORPHANS.
Fifty-fve Prominent Men Join
Relief Committee.

Henry J. Cochran, chairman of the
New York city committee of the Near
East Relief, last night announced that
ffty-hve leading men of New York
have accepted membership in the gem
eral committee for the local campaign,
beginning January Is. In the fortnight
between January 10 and February 1
New York city will be asked to assume
the responsibility for a years care for
5000 Armenian orphans. 1t costs only
500 to feed. clothe and educate an Ar
meniar child for an entire year, Mr.
Cochran said. Unless Americans con-
tinue their generosity to the homeless
boys and girls of the Near East, 200, 600
OF thom will be absolutely helpless this
year. he said. and destined to certain
death from starvation and exposure
Cleveland n. Dodge is treasurer of the
committee.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
ANDREW FLANAGAN.

Andrew Flanagan, for two terms
postmaster of Long Island City under
the Cleveland Administration, died yes
terday at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
d. McGrath. $50 Second avenue, Astoria,
in his eighty-third year. Mr.. Flanagan
had been associated with the Long
Island Hygeia Ice Company and retired
fifteen years ago. He was a member of
the Knights of Columbus and the Holy
Name Society and trustee OF the
Church Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Two sons, Andrew Flanagan and
Julian Flanagan. and two daughters,
Mrs. ID. McGrath and Mrs. A. Henry of
Long Island City, survive him.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Special Dispatch to THp New York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--Miss Rose Frances
Foreman. daughter of MIR and Mrs. /. Fl.
Foreman Of this city. was married to
Mr.. Louis Tishman of New York to-day
in the Standard Club Miss Foreman is
a graduate Of Smith College. 1920. Mr..
Tishman was graduated from Columbia
Law School in 1914 and during the war
served In France as a Lieutenant In the
131st Infantry. He and his bride left
this evening for New York and will sail
for Europe to spend several months in
travel.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30

There were two dances last night for
debutantes. but the older friends of
their families were not overlooked. Mr..
and Mrs Irving Brokaw of 9S5 Fifth
avenue gave one of the largest dances
of the season to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Brokaw, their guests
including many Of their married friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Low of 375
Park avenue gave q dance in the ball
room of the Colony Club for their
daughter. Miss Louise Mott Sanford.
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gansevoort Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bpokaw's dance was given
in the main ballroom suite of the Ritz
Carlton. The hostess and her daughter
stood at the entrance of the ballroom,
where there were decorations of pink
begonias. palms and Southern smilax.
They were assisted in receiving by Miss
Marion de Rham and Miss Alice Lee
Beadleston. Mr.. and Mrs. Brokaw pro-
vided card tables for their friends who
preferred auction bridge to dancing.
Supper was served as usual in the
main dining room and afterward dane
ing was resumed.
Several Debutantes Present.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs Brokaw
included several debutantes of the sea-
son, and among others present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney, Mr.. and
Mrs Rufus L. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donn Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Dilworth. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Iselin, Mr. and Mrs.
+. Egerton Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
C. Thaw, Mrs Harmanus 3. Duryea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford V. Brokaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard 7. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Couper Lord Mr.. william Disston, Mrs.
Cornelius II. Tangeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G..
Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. May
nard, Mr.. Frederic Potts Moore. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John S. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam McNair, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam, Mr..
Clarence II. Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Baker. Jr.. Mrs II. Casimir
de Rhanl. Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies,
Mr. and Mrs. Morehead Patterson, Mrs.
John B. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir
de Rham, Mrs William X. Vanderbilt
I'd, Mr. and Mr.. John Wanamaker. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Beadleston, Mr..
and Mrs Felix ID. Doubleday, Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks Major and Mrs. John
C. O. Marriott and Mr.. George T. Bro
kaw.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert II. Gary, Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian Iselin I'd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard l.. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold lie Roy Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick r. F'relinghuyscn. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Adams Delano, Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Brewster Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Y. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman d. Kountze, Mr..
and Mrs. George Herbert Walker Mr..
and Mrs. John Clinton Gray. Mr.. and
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
FUNERAL OF l.. II. BEvIER.

Funeral services were held last night
at 212 Berkeley place. Brooklyn, the
home of Philip II. Bevier. for Mr.
Bevier's son, Louis Hasbrouck Bevier
26 years old. who died on Tuesday at
the Methodist Episcopal Hospital in
Brooklyn following an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Mr.. Bevior was vice-presi-
dent OF Barrel. Bevier & Sloate. Inc. ex-
port merchants, and lived at ss Broad
street Boston, Mass. He was born in
Brooklyn and was graduated from
Manual Training High School and Har-
ward University. He served as an En-
sign in the navy during the war
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
MISS GOFF TO BE MARRIED..

: Mrs Ernest A. Smith gave a luncheon
wednesday at her home in South
Orange, n. j., for her daughter. Miss
Isabella Graves Goff. a granddaughter
OF the late Mr.. Henry Graves and Mrs
Graves of Orange. who will be married
to Mr.. Manton Bradley Metcalf, Jr., OF
Orange and New York. January at
the Church of the Holy Communion.
South Orange. A small reception will
follow at the home of the bride. 355
Scotland road. Miss Elaine Scherer OF
Summit will be maid OF honor. Mrs.
Newcombe Baker and Miss Jean Graves.
a cousin Of the bride. both of South
Orange; Miss Hay Of Newark and Miss
Hallock of New York will be brides.
maids. Adds Squire will be flower girl
Mr.. Jesse Metcalf will be best man and
Messrs. Rowe Metcalf, Frank Gerhard.
Gaddis Plum, Newcombe Baker, Theo-
dore Whittemore and Dickson Potter.
ushers
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
DINNER TO BRITISH STUDENTS.

Paul ID. Cravath and Prof Alfred j..
Zimmern vii speak at dinner of the
New York chapter of the English Speak
ing Union Of the United States, which
will be given for British students at
Columbia at the Cosmopolitan Club this
evening. Mrs. John T. Pratt of the
board Of directors Of the English Speak
ing Union. is hostess for the dinner
party She will be assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Il. Wells. Mrs Langdon p. Mar
win. Miss Mabel Choate. Mrs Edgerton
Parsons. Mrs. Charles =. Rowland and
Miss NJ Betty LaZcnby
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
ADMIRAL DAvIs's FUNERAL.
Naval Honors for Retired Oficer
at Mount Auburn To-day.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. 29.-The body
Of Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis. re-
tired. who died at his home in Wash
ington Tuesday. will be received with
naval honors upon its arrival here to-
morrow for interment in Mount Auburn
Cemetery. Two battalions OF blue
Jackets and battalion of Marines under
the command of Capt Martin f. French
of the battleship North Dakota will
escort the body to the grave.
The honorary bearers will be Rear
Admiral Albert Gleaves. commandant Of
the First Naval district; Rear Admiral
Benton T. Decker. Capt. r. c. Moody
Capt Harry K Cage. Capt Forman j..
Biaclswood in command of the Naval
Hospital at Chelsea, and Capt. B. b.
Bierer. commanding the battleship
Florida.
Rear Admiral Davis was the brother
in-law Of United States Senator Lodge.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
TO HAVE WOODLAND WEDDING.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. Dec. ga wood
land wedding will take place at the Sec
ond Congregational Church on Satur-
day. when Miss Priscilla Barrows.
daughter of Mrs. Barrows and the late
Rev. Walter Manning Barrows, will be-
come the bride of Mr. Waldo Sheldon.
son of the late George P. Sheldon.
Spruce and fir trees. with a lighted
Christmas tree used during the yuletide
season, will be the principal decorations.
The Rev. DR.. Oliver p. Huckei will per-
form the ceremony.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
THIRD FETE For BIG SISTERS.

The third Of the after theater fetes in
Sherry's for The Big Sisters next Mon
day is to have its usual dramatic inter-
lude. with Ed. Wynn and his irresistible
ronsense as the chief assured diversion.
Parties for the supper have been ar
ranged by Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
21 the director of this series of four
benefits Mr.. and Mrs. Devices w. Dill
worth. Mrs. Sidney Borg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Huddlestou Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs
Mortimer l.. Schiff. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Lewisohn, Mrs. G. G. Hoge and
Mr.. Huntington w. Jackson.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
AMERICANS COMING HOME.
Many 70 Sail From Plymouth on
George Washington,

Special Cable 10 THE NEw York HrR.tp.
Copyright, 1921. bv THE NEw yoRk IirRstp.
New York Herald Bureau,
London. Dec. 90.
Among the Americans who will sail
for New York on the steamship George
Washington next Tuesday from Plym-
outh viii be John j. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Barley Albert A..
Brehmann. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o.
Brenner, Miss Eleanor Bushnell. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Christensen. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. u. Clegg and their sons. Har-
ding and Douglas Clegs Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Diestel. Mrs. j. $. Enrich. Mr..
and Mrs. John Heyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul kollmer. Mr. and Mrs. Christian
I[raul, Miss Catherine l.. Morgan. Emil
Ncrlich, MIR. and Mrs. George Reich.
Mrs. Bertha Rothschild. II. Il. Small.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Schlesinger. II. L.
volmann and Stuart Webster.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
DINNER FOR MISS CAREY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day Entertain Rh etr
Sons Future Bride.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Day gave a
dinner party last night in the Ritz
Carlton for Miss Frances Carey and her
fiance, Mr.. Joseph P. Day, Jr., whose
engagement was announced last Sun
day. Miss Carey Is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Astor Carey of Walt
ham. Mass.
The guests included Mr.. Bernard Pope
Day. Miss Ruth Taylor Mr. Charles
Pope Day. Miss Caroline Lord. Miss
Pauline Day, Mr. John S. Turnbull, Miss
Stesie May, Mr.. John Brookhouse, Mr..
Reginald Levy. Mr.. and Mrs Berford
Oakley, Miss Editha Call and Miss May
Irwin
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
IN MEMORIAM.

hTNG-In loving memory Of William II.
King. who died December so. 1919
PARK In ever loving memory OF my dear
mother, Elizabeth s. Park, whho passed
away December so 1920
Her Daughter.
SCIINEIDER.-In loving memory of our dear
mother sophia Schneider. passed away
December 80 1918.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-K. S. Neale. J. G.. Petit
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Alpert. Mrs. II. NJ. G.
Palmer, NJ. Mcconnell, F. De Ronde. w.
H. Salmon, r. A. Nicola, J. A. Mass. j.
Beige, Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Kempton, Miss
Helen M. Powell. l.. F. Ross, l.. II. Har-
vey, w. p. Leech Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cone. Philip Brewster and Edward
Kiam.
The washington--R. J. Holdsworth.
A. T. Millroy. T. d. Dixey. Fl. II. Maase
and Miss Ames Russell.
The Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Zeverly. i. w. Goldman, Louis l.. Fine,
I. G. Morris c. D. Brown. r. c. Hicks.
J. e. A. Seigel. Charles Pollock and J. p.
Van Hook
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
M A R R | E D.

MISUNDERSTANDING. Mcclure 20
Lea IerricS. at Greenwich. Conn. Thurs
day December 80. 1921.
WIIITLOCF -RANF~r.--Mr and Mrs. Richard
Ranft Of Bayshore. l.. L., announce the
marriage Of their daughter HERNIA
Therese, to Robert Frnsse Whitlock at
tho Hotel Savoy. New York by Rev. Dr.
william X. Watson of Bayshore, Decem-
Der 2s, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-12-30
TO WED MISS ERDMANN.
DR.. and Mrs. Erdmann's Daughter
Engaged to Mr.. kuser

Announcement Is made by DR.. and
Mrs. John f. Erdmann OF so West Fifty
second street and East Hampton, l.. l.,
or the engagement OF their daughter.
MISS Olivia Sturtevant Erdmann. to Mr..
John l.. kuser. Jr., OF Bordentown, n. j..
Miss Erdmann was graduated from
the Spence School and Is member of
the Junior League During the ar she
served In the Red Cross Motor Corps.
Mr. kuser is a son OF John L. Kuser Of
Bordentown. He served in the navy and
was graduated from Princeton in 1920.