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The New York herald., 1921-09-18
,UNVE!LIN GS.

BASCHKOPF. F.-Unveilng OF monument a
memory OF Marion paschkopf, mother ~
Henry. Jacob. Ike. Abe and Ella. Septenl
ber 81. at 3 y. NJ. sharp. Washingtou
Cemetery. Sect. 3, Plot "a.
KLEIN I'm memory OF the death of Rosa
Klein. who departed this lie November
q, 1920. beloved wife OF Nathan Klein.
ever loving mother OF Matte Glickman
and Helen Levy. Services Will be held at
Mount Carmel to-day Sunday. 5eptem.
Der IS, at T.. NJ. Relatives and friends
invited. In case Of rain the following
Sunday. September Is.
MENDEL LSON.-Unvsillng OF the monument
dedicated 10 the sacred memory OF Isaac.
beloved husband OF Gertrude and father
Of irving and Rosalind. will take place
Sunday. September ~. at i0:30 A. NJ
sharp. at Union Fields Cemetery (Ro6oS
Sholom). Relatives and friends are Inc
vi,ed TO attend. In case OF rain post
poned until further notice. III
Notwithstanding of monument In,
memory Of Abraham Meryash beloved
husband OF Bessie tBryne). dear father
OF Mrs. Anna Rabnowitz. Louis j. Al
Mrs. Minnie Tiatt. Mrs. Blanche Levy.
Mrs. Jennie Goodman. Mrs. Ray Spitz.
Mae Meryash, OH Sunday. September 23
al 2 r. NJ. Washington Cemetery. II
RoTHsCHILD. On Sunday. September "a.
al 3 r.. NJ, the monument OF YettA
Rothschild will be unveiled at Mount Hops
Cemetery. Cypress Hills. Friends ana
relatives are Invited.
STERN.-In memory OF Augusta Stern, be-
loved mother Of Helen. May, Jennie. Jes-
aie. Stella, Amy. Carrie. To be held AZ
MaifnonIdes Cemetery. Sunday. September
Is. 2:3o y. ~. ri
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MRS. II. II. JENKINS'S DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO MIR. WINTER MEAD
Great Granddaughter of Mar
cellus Hartley Bride of For
mer Yale Oarsman.

Miss Grace Hartley Jenkins. daughter
OF Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins Of New
York and Norfolk. and Mr.. Winter
ALsad OF Norfolk. Conn. were married
by the Rev. Karl Reiland at the Chapel
of st. Georges in New York city yes
terday. Owing to the recent death Of
the brides sister. the wedding was
private.
Mr.. Mead is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Larkin G. Mead and was graduated at
Yale in 1918. He was captain OF the
winning varsity crew in that year. He
IL now employed In the trust depart-
fnent Of the Bankers Trust Company.
Miss Jenkins was educated in private
schools In New York City and for years
mas been associated with her mother
IN many philanthropic and educational
enterprises.
Mrs. Jenkins. mother of the bride, is
well known philanthropist. who has
for many years past given her time and
large sums of mon.y as needed for
the furtherance OF public health work.
She is a member OF the Prison Com
mission and many similar bodies. She
Is a granddaughter of the late Marcelus
Hartley who left great fortune. She
founded the Hartley Corporation. re.
Gently organized and especially char
tered corporation to do educational,
philanthropic and public health WORK
which she endowed for its future ac-
tivities.
News of the wedding will come as
surprise to many friends az no formal
announcement of the engagement had
been made.
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Miss Ann W.Craren
t0Bec0ne Bride of
1t. Rodman de. Kay
Engagement Announced by
Her Parents at Dinner in
Z Country Home.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 17.-An engage
ment OF interest to society here and in
New York was announced this evening
when at a dinner given by Capt. and
Mrs. Thomas T. Craven at their James
town cottage they announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Ann
Wickes Craven. to Lieut.. Rodman de
Kay. U. s. NJ. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles de Kay OF New York and East
Hampton. L. I. Miss Craven was a de-
butante OF last season in Washington
and is popular with the younger set In
Doth Newport and that city. Lieut. de
Kay Is attached to the U. S. S. Goff,
which is now stationed at Newport.
Capt. and Mrs. Craven spend each sum-
mer at Jamestown, where they have a
cottage, Green Gables. Lieut.. de Kay
is a nephew OF the late Mrs. Richard
Watson Glider Of New York.
Mr. Vincent Astor arrived to-day from
New York on board his power yacht
Nourmahal. and will be at Beachwood
for the close of the week. Others ar
riving to-day were Mr.. Henry Walters,
on board the Narada Mr.. r. p. Perkins.
aboard the Mohican, who has with him
his sister, Mrs. Waldron Post. and Miss
Elizabeth w. Post and Mr.. l.. p. g.
Kelly. and Mr.. Spencer Borden and
party aboard the Sally Ann.
Miss Josephine De Wolf Gibson, who
has been the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsden ]. Perry at Bleak House,
has returned to Bristol. Her marriage
to Mr.. Daniel Knowlton will take place
there on October 10 and the ceremony
will be perforned on the lawn In set
ting OF foliage and palms. with large
marquee serving as place for the re-
ception which follows.
Dinners we're given this evening by
Miss Evelyn Burden Mrs. Mae Brady
Hartman. Mrs Howard G. Gushing, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Rhlnelandef, Mr..
and Mrs W. Storrs Wells. Mrs. Penn
broke Jones. Mrs. Edison Bradley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Andrews.
Mrs. Andrew NJ Moreland closed the
Wilson Villa In Sarragansett avenue to-
day and lAft for Pittsburgh.
Another interesting transfer Of real
estate was completed to-day by Messrs.
Debios and Eldridge when the George
Henry Warren estate was purchased by
Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin. The property
Is on the corner of Narragansett avenue
and Clay street and contains two acres
OF land. together with large. dwelling
and lot on the northerly side of Ward
avenue used for a garden and garage.
Mr.. William T. Eldridge has returned
from h trip to Canada and is with Mr..
Henry r. Eldridge for the balance of the
month.
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MIcHLER--AIREY.

Ereciai Despatch TO THE New York HERALD
GREENWICH, Conn.,. Sept. 17.-Miss An
ME Ryder Airey, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Airey OF Greenwich. was
married to Mr.. Gordon Hunt Michler.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kirkland Mich
Ter. also Of Greenwich. this afternoon.
The ceremony was performed in Christ
Episcopal Church by the Rev. DR.. NJ.
George Thompson. The maid of honor
was Miss Louise r. Airey. sister OF the
bride. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Joan r. Michler. sister Of the bride
groom, and Mrs. Stephen w. Pratt
Peter +. Counor OF Chicago was Mr..
Mlchers best man. and the ushers were
Lieutenant. Commander Everett Cape
hart. L. &. NJ of Washington Capt. II.
B. Prickett. u. s. A.. OF Oklahoma ;
Messrs. c. Worrall Hyde and Stephen
w. Pratt Of Greenwich, Douglas r.
Coleman of New York. Douglas c. Craw-
ford Of Philadelphia. Joseph c. McKib-
ben of ST. Paul. Mimi. and Capt. Ralph
Perkins. u. S. A.. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
After honeymoon trip the couple will
live in New York.
Tho bride is graduate of st.
Michaeis School. Bognor. Sussex. Eng
land. Mr.. Michler Is a graduate Of
williams College. class of 1915. He was
Captain of the Sixteenth regular Field
Artillery Fourth Division. during the
world war. serving for ffteen months
overseas. He Is now connected with the
Standard Oil Company in New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
NEWARK GIVES PUBLIC
FUNERAL TO WAR HERO
Services for Capt. Marsh Are
Held in Cathedral.

Crowds lined the streets and filled st.
Patrick's Cathedral at Central avenue
and Washington street. Newark. yester-
day for the funeral Of Capt. Arthur d.
Marsh. a Newark civil engineer killed in
France in 1918 while rescuing a wounded
man. The funeral had been made a
city occasion, and from yesterday af-
terncon until this morning the body lay
in state In City Hail. Flags on the pub
lie buildings were at half mast.
All the American Legion, Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Spanish War Veterans. G..
A. r.. and Blue and Gray Veterans As
ISOLATION posts We're in the procession
from the City Hall to the Cathedral.
Capt. Marsh was the only officer of
captains rank from Newark to be killed
In the war. He had been a member of
the old First Infantry. which became
part OF the 18th Infantry Twenty
ninth Division. with which he served
overseas.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
ENGAGED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Mrs.
Leo Silverman of Elkfns Park, Pa an
nounce the betrothai Of their daughter,
Hazel, TO a. Julian Bamberger of Elkins
Park, Pa.
GRANT-MORRIS.--Afr. Fred Loewenthal an
nounces the engagement OF his sister, Jes-
sic Norris. to DIR. Leon J. Grant.
HERSH-SHEyE and Mrs T. S.
Sheyer OF Perth Amboy. N. j., announces
the engagement of their daughter Gladys
to Mr.. Edmund s. Hersh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. +. Harsh of Elizabeth. ". j.
KLEry--wEINTRAUB.- and Mrs. Fred
Weintraub of 2o4 Ocean Parkway, Brook
lyn announce the engagement of their
niefe, Jennie Weirtraub, to Samuel E.
Klein OF Brooklyn.
kfsOHN-GERSTENFE and Mrs r.
Gerstenfeld announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Helen, TO Mr. Jack krohn.
SCHER--BLUMENFIEL - Mr. and Mrs
Fred Blumenfield OF 221 W. 106th ST.,
city. wish to announce the engagement Of
their daughter Gertrude to Mr.. Joseph
Scher of Daytona. Fla.
SCHULMAN-PEILLIPS r. Phillips
announces the engagement OF her daughter,
Ethel. to Mr.. Irving Schulman. Recep-
ton to Sunday, September 25. 1890
Sd av.. New York city.
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c0x--sAYER.

Miss Isabel Sayer. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Evans Sayer Of
Westtown, Orange county. N. Y. was
married in the First Presbyterian
Church. Westtown, last evening to DR..
William Wheeler Cox Of Montclair. N. j.
The Rev. F. M. Line officiated.
The niatron Of honor was Mrs. Henry
D. Sayer. The other attendants were
Misses Mary D. Cox. Winifred C. Will
Jams. Frances $. Myers. Carly Heating.
Katherine p. Bennett and Dorothy Ayres.
The best man was Mr.. David Walsh.
The ushers we're Mr.. Henry D. Sayer,
Or William Bull Mr.. George Muller,
Mr. John Nutting, DR.. J. p. Hennessey
and Mr.. Kenneth Barker.
The bride Is graduate or Blair
Academy Blairstown. N. j., and the
Montessori Normal College Of New York.
DR.. Cox. graduated in 1914 In medicine
and surgery at The University and
Bellevue !, Hospital Modicai College and
later served three years as physician in
st. vincent's, Sloane and Bellevue hos
pitfalls.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
REV. ANAsTAsIUs U. kRIEDT.

ATLANTIC City, Sept. 1.-THE body
of the Very Rev. Anastasius u. Kriedt,
former head of the Carmelite order. was
escorted by relatives and churchmen to-
day and placed aboard a train for
Pittsburgh. where his funeral will be
held Tuesday. Father Krie6t was a for
nlcr provincial OF the Carmelites and a
celebrated missionary. He built st.
Cyrirs College In Chicago and was later
its president. He was editor OF the Car
melite Revieto and later of the Extension
Magasi,te, published in Chicago. Father
Kriedt died yesterday at the home Of
his sister of heart failure. He was 81
yea rE old
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Special Correspondence to THE NEW YosK
HERALD.

Special Correspondence to THE NEW York
HERALD
PARIS. Sept. 1.-The following Amer
leans are registered at the office OF The
Neic York Herald OF Paris:
From New York stlss G. Wander
bilt. Miss Rosalie de c. G. Kelly, Henry
Hesse. Mr.. and Mrs Sigmund SelIg, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schurbacher. Jr. Ed
ward s. Rosenwald. James B. Rosen-
wald. Rose Shulsinger Miss Belle b.
williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.
Enrich.
From Brooklyn: Albert J. Beekman,
Mrs. II. Beckman. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Houser. Chester f. Beekman.
From other places Daniel T. Nc
Grath, Thomas j. Macady. Washing
ton Miss Mary G. Schenck, Miss
Susan G. T.. Frick, Miss Dorothy
y. Frick. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry warfield.
Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
son, Evan NJ. Wilson. Miss NJ. Adele
Morris, Rosemont. Pa.
william NJ. Houghton. Boston ID.
Raymond Cobb, Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Landers. Robert Landers. Sarah
Louise Landers. Toledo. Dr. w T. Bar
ger. Cleveland: Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Larkin. San Francisco. Mr.. and Mr.
Max Lowy. New Orleans; Dr. and Mr..
A. II. Rhein, Rosedale. Ind. Harry y.
Duncan. Nashville Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hitchinss and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Garrison. st Louis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MARQUISE DE GANAY
DIES IN HOME AT PARIS
Born a RidSDay and LeaUes
Titled Offspring

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HHRALp.
Copyright, 1891, BY THE New Yonk HERALn.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Sept. IL.
The death Is announced to-day of
Marquise de Ganay. nee Ridgway, at her
home in Paris. The funeral is to be held
Tuesday at the Church of st. Pierre de
chaillot interment following in the fam
lily plot at Etang-sur-Arroux. saon-et-
Loire.
Tho Marquise was the mother Of
Marquis de Ganay Conte Gerard de
Ganay. Comics Andrew and Guillaune
de Ganay. the last two being de-
ceased. and also of two daughters, Nine
O'Connor and Princess d'Henin.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
LYMAN-M'CARTY.

Special Despatch to THE New ionK HERALD.
STAMFORD, Conn. Sept. 17.--Miss
Gladys McCarfy. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George HcCarty of Tokeneke. and
Mr. Norman Charles Lyman OF New
Preston. Conn. were married this after
noon In St. Luke's Church. Noroton. by
Bishop James Henry Darlington OF Har-
risburg. Pa. Tn. maid OF honor was
Miss Betty Gedney OF East Orange and
the bridesmaids were the Misses Ruth
Boyd. Madeline Schimera Of Allentown,
Pa. Alice Gerli OF Stamford and Lucy
McCarty and Edith McCarty of Green
wich. The best man was Mr.. Frederic
Mygatt OF Plainfeld and the ushers were
Messrs. George Soulo OF Hartford, Henry
Mygatt of Plainfield. Godfrey Sanderson
of New York. John Beard of Philadel-
phia and Eric Spalding OF Greenwich.
Mr.. Lyman is a graduate OF Yale. He
left college to serve overseas during the
war and was graduated in 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
LOOMIs-HEATH.

Miss Elizabeth Mason Heath and Mr..
Van wyck w. Loomis were married
yesterday in st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church by the Rev John Lloyd. who
served with the bridegroom through the
war in Ambulance Company No. SO OF
the Fourth Division. Mr.. Loom!s, who
was graduated from Cornell in 1914.
ia son of Mrs. Charles Loomis OF
Attica, n. Y.
The bride formerly was n resident
OF Washington. d. c.. where during the
war she was one Of the leading women
workers at Red Cross headquarters.
Later she came to this city for the
Red Cross. then edited books for the
Carnegie Foundation and for the last six
months has been on tho Sunday staff OF
the Netc York Times. She is a niece
Of Mr.. Hartwell p. Heath, lawyer OF
New York, and OF Miss Mary Mason
Heath OF 12o East Fortieth street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

Pye, catharine A.
ALExANDER.-Polars Star Lodge, No. 245,
F. and A. NJ. Brethren: You are
OF our late brother. John A. Alexander,
at East Elm ST.. Huntington, l.. l.. on
Sunday. September IS. at p. M. Take
train leaving l.. I. r. II. Station, 33d st..
at 1 :0S +. NJ
s. skowronski. Master.
W. W. Williamson. Secretary.
AsHER.--on September IS. Henry A. Asher.
beloved husband OF Emcline G.. Holdridge.
late residence 245 East s7th st. Services
and interment were held at Rhinebeck,
N. Y. on September 10.
BIDwELL.-In Buffalo. September Is, 1921.
Bdwcll, in her o3d year. Mother OF
George n. Bidwel. New York. Funeral
service Monday afternoon. 80 o'clock.
BRowN.--on September rs. 1921. Henrietta
dence. 1864 Forest av.. beloved wife q
Capt. Jacob Brown. mother Of Arthur s.
Brown. sister OF Augusta Henderson and
John Herzog, aunt OF Irene and Alice
Herzog. Carrie and Charlie Legler. Mem
Der Of Concorda Chapter OF the Eastern
.erse wooas,aos sSnday
Church, 165th ST. and Prospect av. Inter
nent woodlawn.
cLARISE.--At stony Creek, Conn, Septem-
hsa @ esa ID year ener funeral pyH services At the %
Church Of st. James tho Less. Scarsdale.
N r., on Sunday, September IS, at 3 30
p. NJ. tdayilght saving tineo. Train
leaves Grand Central station. Harlem d.
vision New York Central. at ] 30 y. NJ.
standard time (?:35 r. N. daylight sas-
ing tne). arriving Scarsdale 2:sS Y. NJ.
/. standard time (3:23 p. M. daylight saving
time).
CURRAN.-On September 10. Mary Curran.
Services stephen Merritts chapel, 223 sth
av.. near :ist st.. Tuesday. 10 o'clock.
pALE.-on September IL. Or. Marian A.
Dale. Funeral services at her late home.
i32 Overlook st. Mount Vernon tNow
Haven station). on Monday. September ~.
at $50 p. NJ In,ermsnt woodiawn.
Nashville papers please copy.
DIcKERsoN..o September IL. 1921. Marion
de Barger Dickerson, wife OF Edward N.
Dickerson and daughter OF Gertrude West.
brook. at 1s0 West 51th ST. Funeral
services at st. Thomas's Church, 5,h az.
and SD ct. on Tuesday, September 20. a.
4P. N. Interment private. Paris Herald
please copy.
DREIscH.-on September 1e Anna Dreisch.
Services Stephen Merrttg chapel. 2s3 Se
av near 2ist St. Monday. o'clock.
EBERIIARDT.--At Flushing. ". ". on Sep
tember 10. 1921. August H.. Eberhardt.
formerly OF woodside. l.. +, beloved hus-
hand OF Elizabeth L. and loving father
T6th year Funeral services AZ his late
home. Is clavsrly place. Flushing. on
Sunday evening. o'clock. fnterment pri-
vate.
s2sth Infantry, Company u. s2d Division.
aged so years. brother OF william, and
Adelaide Evans OF 1872 7th az. Funeral
services stephen Merritts chapel. 223 sth
nv, near list at, Tuesday afternoon. 80.
FAUcoN. On September 70. Elizabeth
brewster Faucon. daughter Of the late
Maurice and Mary r.. Faucon. Funeral
services at ST. Mery's Protestant Episco-
pai Church. Ciasson and Wiiloughby avs.
brooklyn, Sunday. September is. at ESQ
PM
cAr.AMBos. suddenly. al the woman's
Uospitel on September II. Vera. dearly
beloved wife OF Dr Arnold Galambos, w
her 3ist year ,a punsrai Monn,ey. f,,i ,ns hins ne,
neral Chapel bnT Lexington av.. NJ I'D *.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
BALLARD--CHoyEY.

Miss Helen r. Chovey. daughter OF
Mr.. Vincent l.. Chovey and the late Mrs.
Chovey of Mapiewood. was married yes-
terday to Mr.. Frank w. Ballard. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs william NJ. Ballard OF 331
West Eighty-third street. New York.
The ceremony took place at the Manow
Memorial Church. Maplewood. and was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Baketel. Tho
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Ruth c. Chovey, as maid of honor. and
the best man was Mr.. d. Wayne Sea-
man Of westfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard
will live at SO West Tenth street, New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
PARKE--KRuGER.

Miss Rosemarie Kruger. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Oscar A. Kruger OF Clifton. sta-
ten Island, and granddaughter of the late
Frederick Bachman. was married TO Mr..
Frederick Benedict Parke OF Stapleton
In st. Marys Church. Rosebank. yester-
day. The Rev Cornelius U. Cronin,
pastor OF the church officiated.
Miss Harriet NJ. Hoyer was the maid
OF honor. The other attendants were
Miss Margaret seeber and Mrs. Udo
Keppler. The best man was Mr.. Elmer
Ripley.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MISS RHINELANDER's WEDDING
Will Become Bride OF j. st, G.,
shacknO November q.

The wedding of Miss Adelaide Kip
Rhlnelander daughter of Mr.. Philip
Rhinelander, to Mr.. Julien st. Charles
Shackno. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julien
Snackno. Is to take place in st. Thomas
Church on Wednesday, November 8. The
ceremony will be performed by Bishop
Philip NJ. Rhinelander of Pennsylvania,
assisted by the Rev. Herbert Shipnian
Of the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
Miss Rhineander has chosen for her
bridesmaids the Misses Marion Renee
Carhart, Mary Osgood Field, Marguerite
Doubleday. Mary Danforth Strange and
Katherine Bliss of New York and Sarah
Spencer of Chicago. The matron of
honor will be Mrs. Philip Kip Rhine-
lander.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
ANDREW MoRELAND DIES.
Banker Victim of Pneumonia iu
NIOntclair Home.

Andrew Moreland, a member of the
died yesterday at his nome, 1S1 Hadden
place. Montcla.r. Of pneumonia. He was
So years old and was born in North
Carolina.
He spent many years in the banking
business as cashier of banks at VIII
mington. N. c., and Richmond. Va. !:
vice-rresidcnt OF the Adirondack Trust
Company Of Saratoga, N. r.. secretary
and treasurer Of the Mercantile Trust
Company of Jersey City. and New
York State bank examiner at Albany.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
MISS DEAN To RE WED OCT. 1.

The marriage Of Mie Elizabeth Fran
ces Dean. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Beac Dean, to Mr. Clinton
Gilbert Jr.. SOD Of Mr. Clinton Gilbert,
is to taks place IN St Johns Church at
Larchmcn' Manor. " Y. on October
The rcrsrnons viii be performed by the
Rev Richard Cohde' assisted by the
Rev Henry NStteA Miss Dean will
Katherine Dean Cornelia Dean Harriet
Sperry Adelaide n ddall and Marcaret
Gilbert Betty llardenbergh wiz be
flower fiirl -b~ bridegroom will have
for his besf man his brother. Mr. John
w. Gilbert. rTe ushers will hasNessrs
s. t. IIodgman. Jr.. Irwin A. Sprague
Owen vrisbie and Frederick Winant
Jr, cousin OF tho bridegroom.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
DIFFERENTIATION.

In the Cathedral of ST. John the
Divine yesterday Miss Beatrice wilkin-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilkinson of New Orleans. La. was
married to Mr.. Walter Dawes of New
York by Canon L. Briggs Nash. The
bride was given away by her father.
who is prominent In the social and
political life of Louisiana. Her only
attendant was Miss Anne Hubley OF
Montclair. ". J. Mr.. Dawes was at
tended by Mr.. Francis Sterling Wilson
OF New York. There was a reception
at the Hotel Marseilles
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
IN M E M O R | A M /.

LENNON S-rn loving remembrance OF our
dear sister, Margaret. who departed this
life September 20. 1918. Her sisters.
PYE- In loving memory OF :
Catharne Ann Pve. y
born September 10. H
1923, died September N
is, 1914. Curtis Pye. Il
ZENKER I'm memory OF the death OF Bertha
Zenxsr who departed this life September
H. 1920 beloved wife OF Herman Zsnker,
ever loving mother OF Alfred, Jacob and
Norman zenker. Services will be held at
the Union Field Cemetery, Sunday. Sep
tember IS, at 2:30 p. NJ. Relatives and
friends invited. In case OF rain. the foi-
lowing Sunday. September 70. \,
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
ALTON L. DICKERMAN.

CoLoRApo SPRINGS. Col. Sept. IT,
Alton l.. Dickerman. well known mining
engineer. died at his home here yester-
day. He was II years old. He repre-
sented John d. Rockefeller In the de-
velopment of the iron mines in Minne-
sofa and also was the pioneer In the
copper fields OF Michigan. He is sur
vived by daughter and son. Alton L.
Dickermon of New York city. Burial
will be in Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Cats. Dogs. Sc.
B I r H S.

FALK--Mr. ana Mrs. Samuel F'alk of $50
Riverside Drive announce the birth Of
daughter on September IA. 1921.
FORD.-Mr. and Mrs. s. Bogert Ford an
nounce the birth of daughter on Sep
tember II. Mrs. Ford will be remembered
as Mary Estelic Copp. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. 9. w. Copp OF Flushing and
Palm Beach.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
WILLIAM n. LINDSAY.

William b. Lindsay. Eastern pas
senger agent Of the Lehieh Valley Rail
road. died yesterday at the Norwegian
Hospital. Brooklyn. aged 6s. Mr. Lind
say lived at 2310 Newkirk avenue. Brook
lyn. Mr.. Lindsay was a member Of
Brooklyn Lodge of Elks and a past
exalted ruler OF the lodge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
M A R RE D.

SCHULTz-JOTiNSTON Ruth Brown
wishes to announce the marriage Of her
niece, Miss Sadie Johnston Of Scarsdale,
N. r., TO Sydney Monroe Schultz OF New
York city on September 1s, 1921. at the
Wadsworth Avenue Baptist Church.