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DILLON-GREENwALT.

Miss Estelle Dixon Greenwalt daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bridgeman
Greenwalt. of 600 West 18th street,
was married to Mr.. Asahel Stult1 Dill
lon, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Dillon
Of Youngstown. O., by the Rev. DIN
Scott Roche, great uncle of the bride.
at st. Peters Church, last night. \
reception followed at the Plaza.
Miss Constance B. Greenawalt. New
York. sister of the bride, was maid OF
honor. Mrs. Emery G. Wingerter, of
Erie, Pa, another sister, was nation
of honor. Lucretia Dillon, sister of
the bridegroom, was flower girl.
The bridesmaids were Misses Ruth
Evan, Ruth Jones, Frances Northrdp,
Florence Kuber. Mrs Clarence Eubanks,
and Mrs. Walter Griffith. The best
man was Leo Heller. Messrs John
A. Logan, Sd, Walter Griffith, John
Smith, Arthur Homer. Scion c. Kelly.
Jr., Harvey Sheehan, Elmer Nc
Dowell, Harold Aiming, and Egbert
Swackhamer were ushers.
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MISS HUNTSMAN WE'D;
DAUGHTER OF PUBLISHER
Becomes Bride of Mr.. EdUin
Dresser.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PLAINFIELD. \. j., June 11.-Rose was
the color scheme carried .out both in
gowns of the attendants and the decora-
ton at the marriage tonight of Miss
Florence Fitz Randolph Huntsnian to
Mr.. Edwin Dresser. The. bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. Robert Fitz Randolph
Huntsman. president or the Brooklyn
Standard Union Corporation. and Mrs
Huntsman. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Dresser Of
Brookline, Mass. The Rev. DR.. Charles
A. Eaton officiated at the ceremony.
The brides sister. Miss Leontine A.
Huntsman, was her maid of honor. The
other attendants were Mrs. c. l.. Miller
of East Orange. Misses Virginia Sminck
of Plainfield. Dorothy Goodenough of
Milton. Mass. and Gertrude Martin of
Cleveland. Virginia Francis Adams.
niece of the bride, and Eleanor Ruth
Fessenden. niece of the bridegroom, were
flower girls. Mr.. Malcolm Dresser OF
Brookline, Mass. was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. ID. c. Adams, Jr., OF
Plainfield, and Benjamin Ambrose Of
Brookline. Mass.
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William II. Bond
Dies in Subway
Was Purchasing Agent for
Standard Oil Company.

William H. Bond. IS years old, pur-
chasing agent for the Standard oil Com
pany, died suddenly last night on the
platform OF the Seventy-second street
station OF the West Side subway. With
him were his wife and his daughter.
Gladys, H. whom he had met at the
Pennsylvania Station. They were on
their way 10 the home OF Mr.. Bonds
brother-in-law. Lee Carruthers, presi-
dent of the Carruthers Lumber Com
pany. who lives at 900 West f76th
street.
Just as the subway express was slow
ing up for the stop at Seventy-second
street Mr. Bond turned TO his wife ana
said, weakly: II can't see" He fell over
and was assisted to a bench on the
platform. DR.. Herzkoff of the Knicker-
booker Hospital arrived a few minutes
later and pronounced him dead.
Mr.. Bond was sborn in Houston, Tex
His first work was with the CONT
mental Gin Company at Dallas. He left
there twelve years ago to become pur-
chasing agent for the Standard Oil
Company mt Baton Rouge, La. On
March of this year he was moved to
the New York office at 26 Broadway,
His wife and daughter and his son
Alva remained in Baton Rouge in or
der to be present at the daughters
graduation from high school.
Mr.. Bond also leaves a brother. Rob-
ert II. Bond. OF 65l West 10th street.
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j. Bassett Moore's
Youngest Daughter
Wed to H. g. Place
Miss Angela 7. Moore Married
s to Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
A. Place.

Miss Angela Turner Moore, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett
Moore, wes married yesterday In 81.
Bartholomew Church 10 Mr. Hermann
G.. Place, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A..
Place of this city. The officiating eler-
gymen were the Rev. DR.. Leighton
Parks. rector OF the church, and the
Rev. Harry Ransome, rector of Christ
Church, Media. Pa, an uncle of the
bride. u.s.
Miss Anne Ferguson Moore was her
SISTERS maid of honor. The other at
tendants were Mrs. Robert d. Harris
horne, Misses Juliet Ransome, a cousin
of the bride; Helen Reid of Norfolk,
Va. Georgia Bailey of Harrisburg, Pa. :;
Martha Keep and Katharine e. Bisss
Mr.. Willard f. Place was best man for
his brother. The ushers were Messrs
Henry Donald Campbell, Harvey Ste
venson, Cornelius Murray. Edward An
dersoE. William Malcolm Mather and
Howard Sherwood
a reception was held at 26I West Sew
enty- third street, the home of the bride s
parents When they return from we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Place Will live at
GAS East Eighty-siXth street
The. brides eldest sister, who was
Miss Phyllis f. Moore, was married to
Mr.. John de Raismes Storey on May 70
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sCHENCK-REINMUND.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the marriage last Thursday In the
Englewood Presbyterian Church, Engie-
wood. y. J., OF Miss Dorothy Reinnlund.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Frederick Reinmund, of Englewood, tn
Mr.. Charles Newton Schenck, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Schenck, OF
Brooklyn. The bride was attended by
Miss Mary e. Case, Mrs. Lester Wood
ruff Ward, Mrs. George Myers and
Miss Nancy Scarborough. of Engle-
wood. and the Misses Esther Capen, of
St Louis. Mo-. Susan Fessenden. OF
West Newton, Mass. Natalie Iourden
and Maud Hadden, of Brooklyn. and
Julie Chamberlain and Janet Benn.r.
OF Englewood. The best man was
Mr.. William Scarborough, OF Engle-
wood. The ushers were Messrs. John
Ingersoll. of Hartford, Conn. James
Moore. of New York and Williams Coch-
rane. Oswald Kirkby. Lester Woodruff
Ward. Harry Chatter, Ralph Reinmund
and Mowry Reinmund, of Englewood.
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M A. r RIED.

BLAKE-HANLEY. On Wednesday, June 8.
Grace a. Hanley TO Thomas A. Blake ~
Our Lady OF Grace Church. Hobokcn
n. j., by Father John Mahoney, s. J.
CoHEN-HECHT.-Mr and Mrs. I. Gross
announce the marriage OF their sister
Beatrice c.. Hecht 20 Mr.. BENJAMIN l.
Cohen, son OF DIR. and Mrs. l.. J. Cosca
June Z. 1921.
CORRESPONDENCE Saturday, June II
mt the home OF her mother. the Naples
Lake warnmaug. Conn. by the Rev. A
II. Stanton. Lucy, daughter of Mrs Bo
nynFe and the late William ". Bonynge
TO Mahlon A. Combs. son of Mr.. and Mr.
j. d. Combs. .....
OsT-R-sHELDON.-On Saturday. June "
1927. at the Nrick Presbyterian Church
by the Rev. Or. Green. Hiram Y. Forte
to Hester Beard Sheldon. Chicago pa
pers please copy.
ROTHSCHLD-LEVY.- and Mrs. Abra
ham Levy announce the marriage OF thei
daughter Sylvia to Irving Samuel Roth
schild. June s. by Rev. DR.. NJ. II
Harris.
wOLF-wIENER. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
Wiener announce the marriage Of thei
daughter Sylvia 70 Mr.. Bernhard Wolf
on Tuesday, June :. at the Hotel Majestic
New York.
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IN NJ E M ORIAM .

BERG. In sacred and fondest memory of my
beloved wife, Sophia Lederie Berg. died
June "a. 1907
Where thou art not there IL vacant spot
a.. wrfcsi never can be filled.
BowTN.--fn loving memory Of our sweet
sister. Jocelyn Earle Bowen. who passed
away June 18th, 1907
COOPER.-Tn loving and affectionate memory
OF my dear father, who fell asleep june
HILLMAN.-Annie. In loving memory OF .
dear wife and mother. who passed on 10
more light June 10. 1920
FATHER. HERBERT. LESTER, EDYTHE.
KYHN.-In loving memory OF Alice rindsis
Kyhn. died June 18th, 1920.
KINsELLA.-In loving remembrance of Dam
lei T. Kinsella, who died June 6. 1905.
PLUNRETT In sad and loving memory Of
Raymond Piunkett. who died June ~, 1870
May his soul rest in peace. Requiem
mass on Monday, June 10. A. NJ, 81.
Joseph's Church. r
RUTTER.-In loving memory OF my beloved
parents, James ". and Sarah =. Rutter.
June ~ and June II. 1885. James N.
Rutter.
sCULLY.-In loving memory of my devoted
husbs nd. John s. Scully, who died juno
10, 1904 Mass At Church OF Our Lady Of
C;uadeloupe, 22p West 14th st.. Saturday,
June IS. at A. NJ
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MRS. T. e.. JENKINS TO
WE'D; REVEALS DIVORCE
Will Become Bride of Mr..
Walton L. Oakley.

Friends of Mrs. Thomas Courtney
Jenkins of Rowayton, Conn. learned
yesterday OF her engagement to Mr..
Walton Livingston Oakley. son of Mrs,
Walton Oakley of New York. Each Is
well known In society In this city and in
Baltimore, Md. The wedding is TO take
place before the end of this month.
To many acquaintance of the couple
the announcement of tho engagemen mt
furnished the first information that Mr..
and Mrs. Jenkins had been divorced, al
though she has lived for several years
with her mother. Mrs. Frank Gould
Brown. at Raybourne, her country place
In Rowayton. Mr.. jenkins is a resident
of Baltimore.
Mr.. Oakley and his mother have lived
for several years at Is West Forty
eighth street, which also is the home of
Mrs. Oakley's nephew, Mr.. Philip Rhine
lander. and Miss Adelaide Kip Rhine
lander. grandniece of Mrs. Oakley. Mr..
Oakley was graduated from Columbia
In, 1900 and is a member of the Knicker-
booker and Racquet and Tennis clubs.
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DIXON-ME EHAN.

!. Miss Constance Meehan. daughter of
the late Thomas Il. Meehap, was mar
ried yesterday to Mr.. Felix A. DIXON,
Assistant District Attorney on the
staff, of District Attorney Edward ".
Glennon of Bronx county, In the chapel
Of st. Johns Hall. Fordham Univ-r-
sity. The ceremony was performed rs
the Rev. Daniel j. Quinn, 8. j., a for
mer president OF Fordham, assisted by
the Rev. John Mulcahy A nuptiai mass
followed the ceremony. The bride en-
tered the chapel with her brother, Mr..
Edward Meehan. Her only attenda Mt
was Miss Dorothy Gaussa and Mr.. Cd
ward Muhlfeld served as Mr.. Dixon s
best man. The ushers were aMessrs'
John Fox, Jr., James Hoyne, Milton
Post and Joseph Fox. After the cere-
mony there was a reception and break
fast In the Waldorf suite of the Wal
dorf-Astoria for members of the bridal
party and a few friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon will live in Fordham.
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On. =. HENRY DEssAU.

Or s. Henry Dessau. former president
OF the Northwestern Medical and Sur
gical Society. and n specialist In chill
dren's diseases. died yesterday Of ar
teriosclerosls AZ his home. i6s Meadow
Lane. New Rochelle. lie leaves his wife
and two sons. Alvin r.. Of New York
city eastern manager of Printers Ink,
and John H.. OF Pottstown. Pa. DR..
Dessau was % years old
For many years Or. Dessau had been
prominent In medical circles. He was
the pediatrist at the New York School
of Clinical Medicine and assistant
pediatrist at the New York German
Dispensary. He had served as vice
president OF tho New York County
Medical Society and was n member OF
the New York Academy OF Medicine, the
Medical Society OF the Greater CITY OF
New York. the Harlem Medical Society.
the Physicians Mutual Aid Society and
the Westchester County Medical Society.
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BROOKLYN HONORS LATE
COL. WILLIAM HESTER
Hundreds Attend Funeral of
Daily Eagles Publisher.

The funeral OF Col. William Hester.
Tor forty-five years president OF the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, was held yester-
day afternoon at the Reformed Church
on the Heights Picrrepont street and
Monroe place, Brooklyn. The simple
services were conducted by Dr. Thomas
w. Davidson. pastor OF the church. No
eulogy was delivered but the minister
read three poems one dedicated 10 Col.
Hester by Edward Y. Riis Of the Eagle
staff
The funeral was attended by menu
bers of the EoDle's staff. all of whose
activities ceased at o'clock In the
afternoon, and hundreds OF prominent
residents of Brooklyn. The honorary
pallbearers were Edgar NJ. Cullen and
willard Bartlett, formerly Chief Judges
OF the Court OF Appeals; Col. william
Nj. Dykman. Senator william " Calder.
Francis l.. Hine, william A. Prender-
CAST. William A. Nash, James Wilkin-
son, Frederick u. Pratt, Frank A. Mum
sey, Don G. Seitz. Andrew Mclean. DR..
Herbert l.. Bridgman. Edwin r. May
nard, Charles Jerome Edwards. Andrew
d. Baird. Daniel Green and the heads
OF the various departments of the Eagle
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CARUSO'S SECRETARY
TO WE'D JUNE IS
Bruno Zirato and Miss Nor
CANA Get License.

Specloi Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BUFFALO, y. Y. June 11.--Mlss Nina
Morgana of $40 Seventh street, Buffalo
and Bruno Zirato OF New York city,
secretary of Enrco Caruso, famous
tenor, to-day obtained marriage
license at the City Clerks office.
Miss Morgana. who Is well known as
an opera and concert singer, gave her
age as 20, and Mr.. Zirato gave his as
the same. He gave as his residence the
Hotel Vanderbilt, New York.
The marriage will be celebrated in
Holy Cross Church, Maryland street.
next Wednesday morning, June 10. The
Rev. Joseph Gambino will officiate.
The couple will reside in New York
city. Mr.. Zirato has served Mr.. Caruso
as secretary for many years. He saw
his chief off TO Europe a week ago to-
day. and then came here to join his
fiancee in preparations for their we'd
ding. Their engagement was an
nounced a few months ago.
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JOHN GOLDEN BURIED
WITH SIMPLE SERVICE
Labor Leaders Attend Mass
for Textile Chieftain.

FALL RIVER, June John Golden,
for eighteen years president OF the
United Textile Workers OF America who
died In Brooklyn last Thursday. was
buried with simple ceremony in st. Pat
riclts Cemetery here to-day. Attending
the requiem mass, which was celebrated
In the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, were the high officials OF the
organization. together with representa-
tives OF the United Garment Workers Of
America. the Boot and Shoe Workers
International Union. the International
Firemen's Union. the United Hatters OF
North America and several textile coun-
ellis Of New England, including that
from this city.
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BUTLER-KEMPER.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, d. C., June 11.-Miss
Estelle Kemper of Memphis, Tenn, was
married to-day in the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Eugene Pendleton in Cockoo.
Louisa county, Va, to Mr. Henry
Franklin Butler of Yonkers, n. Y, a
grandson of the late William Allen But
Ter of New York. The Misses Gladys
Kemper. Anne Pendleton and Eleanor
Mccarthy. sister and cousins OF the
bride. were bridesmaids. The groom
was attended by Mr.. George l.. Larkn
Of Ossinins. ". Y. as best man.
The wedding guests included the
brides parents and brother. DR.. and
Mrs. George w. Kemper and Mr.. La
Rue Kemper of Memphis, and the bride
grooms parents and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. and DR.. Ethan Flagg Butler
OF New York.
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JOHN w. GRIGGS'S DAUGHTER is
ENGAGED TO DONALD D. COOKE
Former United States Attor-
ney-General and Mrs. Griggs
Make Announcement.

Mr.. John w. Grlggs who was Attor-
ney-General in the Cabinet of President
Mckinley. and Mrs. Griggs of Sussex
House. Paterson. n j.. yesterday in
formed their friends of the engagement
OF their second daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Griggs. 20 Mr.. Donald Dunlop Cooke.
Miss Griggs was an active worker In the
Red Cross ard other relief organizations
In New Jersey and New York during the
war. Her older sister Is Miss Helen C.
Griggs. Miss Janet II. Griggs is a
younger sister
Her father has had a distinguished
career in public life since his graduation
from Lafayette College in 1868. He
served In the New Jersey State Assem-
bly, and Senate and was Governor OF the
State from 1896 until he resigned in
1898 TO become Attorney-G General He
new is aenior member of the law Arm
of Griggs, Baldwin s. Baldwin of this
city.
Mr.. Cooke is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w Cooke of Paterson. who
have country place in Quogue, l.. /.
He is IN alumnus OF Cornell. During
the war ne served i'm the navy.
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ITALY GRIEvEs FOR MRS. PAGE.
Generosity OF Former American
Enjoys wife Recalled.

ROME. June 1.-The recent death in
the United states OF Mrs. Thomas Nell
son Page, wife Of former American Am
bassador TO Italy. has caused deep grief
both In official circles and among the
populace.
The news of her death greatly affected
King Victor Emmanuel. the Queen and
the Queen Mother. who recalled the ac-
tivitles OF Mrs. Page during the war,
her warm sympathy for the italian
cause and her generosity 10 the poor.
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NVEILIN GS.

ABRAHAM .-SamueL Unwilling Of monument
in memory OF Samuel abraham. Sunday.
Lune 49, At $50 p. NJ. Mount Carmel
Cemetery, Cypress Hills.
BERwIN OF monuments 10 late
Fannie and Michael Berwin. Sunday.
June 10, at $3.50 o'clock, At Maimonidcs
Cemetery. II rain. following Sunday.
KAUFMAN-The dedication OF maAsoleurn
erected In memory of Isidor Kaufman VIII
| take place on Sunday. June 5. at +. NJ.
at Washington Cemetery. In case OF rain
postponed until Juno 10.
PoLLAcR -ARNsTETN.-T unveilIns II q
monument for Mrs. Pauline Pollack (nee
Arnstein) Will take place Sunday. the 10th
OF June. at o'clock. in Mount Neboi
Cemetery.
notwithstanding Of stone Of Goldis
saltman a. Mount Zion Cemetery sun
day. June 10. At 2 O'Clock In case OF
sTEIN-The dedication % the monument
erected in memory OF our beloved husband
a. Bs,h-Fi csme,ery esd,oinins Maehpe.
iah). on sunday. June 10, a. 7. VI. Rela-
tlves and friends invited. II rain. follow
Ing Sunday.
sry1.zBERGr R-MErNsTETN-KALr
Unwilling OF stone. Yetta Sulzberger, Jacob
Msinstein, Ida Kalisch. on June 18th AZ
3 r. NJ, al New Mount Carmel Cemetery,
Cypress His.
ToBIAs.-Relatives and friends are invited
10 the unwilling Of the monument in low
Ing memory OF the late Julia Tobias
tnee Erlangerl. wire OF kaphaei TOBIAS,
on Sunday, June 10. 1921. at 3 .. NJ.
sharp, on grounds OF Daniel Webster
Lodge Union Fields Cemetery. In case
OF rain postponed TO following Sunday.
wAGNER.--Unveiling OF monument 20 the
memory OF our beloved brother. Or. Ed
ward Wagner. will take place sunday.
June 10. at II A. NJ, at Mount Hope Ceme-
terry.
woLFF.--Moe. First Class Private Company
NJ ioTth Infantry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wolff. 3l3 West i2ist ct. Sunday.
June 10. Baron Hirsch Cemetery. Family
will meet relatives and friends ! O'Clock
sharp, New York side Staten Island Ferry.
Case OF rain postponed until following
Sunday
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COM sToCK-BUCKHOUT.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YosK IIER,Ln.
PELHAM MANOR. ". Y, June lt.-Miss
Katherine Eleanore Buckhout, daughter
Of Mrs. Arthur Livingston Buckhout Of
Pelham Heights. was married this after
noon to Lieut.. Merrill Comstock. U. s. NJ,
In the Huguenot Memorial Church In
Pelham Manor. The Rev. Lewis a.
Leary, the pastor, officiated. There was
n small reception at the Buckhout resi-
dence. The bride was attended Ivy Miss
Elizabeth Hustace Simonson. as maid
OF honor. Misses Dorothy Wilson
Kennedy, Elizabeth Clapp Berger,
Dorothy st Clair Ogden and Flor
ence Beatrice Ragovsky Lieut. Robert
Emmett Heating was best man.
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FETE FOR ITALY's BABIES,

An Italian garden party TO help pro-
vide milk for the babies OF italy will he
held to-day at villa Marina. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Henderson. at
Roslyn. L. I. One feature OF the enter
tsinment will be boxing exhibition by
Georges Carpenter. There will be
booths for cigarettes, flowers. candy and
cakes. posters and many other thinge
outside of the Boulevard dcs ltalions
Alexis Koslof will dance n gypsy dance
and Desiree Lubowska and group on
young girls will do woodland dances ON
the lawn. The committee In charge inA
cludes Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. John A..
Drake, Mrs. Edward F.. Conklin. Mrs.
Hiram Royal Mallinson. Mrs. Wendell
Phillips. Mrs. Frank Zunino. Mrs. Ed
ward ~ Breitung. Mrs. Joseph Palermo,
Mrs. Arthur Cooley and Henry NJ. Rae.
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MISS HODENPYL A BRIDE.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
HOdenpyI Married to P.L. Sutphen.

Special Despatch to The NEW York HERALD
SAG HARBoR l.. l.. June 11.-Miss
Marion Hodenpyl. daughter OF Mrs.
Eugene Hodenpyl of New York, was
married here to-day to Mr.. Preston L..
Sutphen. son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry r.
Sutphen of New York. The reception
was in North Haven, the country home
OF Mrs. Joseph Fahys, the brides grand
mother. The brides cousin. Mrs. Howard
b. Dean. was her matron OF honor. Miss
Bertha Barclay was the maid of honor
Misses Josephine Barclay. Marie j.
Learys Janet Croll. Lucy Buckley and
Julia Guaintance and Mrs Basil Elmer
were the other attendants.
Mr.. Eugene Hodenpyl gave his daugh-
ter away. Mr. Henry r. Sutphen, Jr..
was his brothers best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Henry Cook. Donald Carse
Harry Rau. e. Ritzmore Perry, Warren
Shipway. David Woerlocker, George
Comstack and Francis White. the last
Ave having been classmates of the BRIDE
groom at Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutphen will sail soon for
Europe and will remain abroad six
months.
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CONFIR M ATOMS.

CARO.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ". Caro-. 1893
Union ST.. Brooklyn, announce the con-
firmation Of their son Warren - Temple
Israel Sunday. juno II. Reception Hotel
Dessert, 3 10 q.
COHEN. Morton Chester. son of David
Cohen and beloved departed mother,
eadye Cohen, aga West s6th St. New York.
Confirmation NJ Temple Israel, a8th ~.
and Central Park West, on Saturday, June
18Th. 81 1913 a. NJ. Rev. Or. Harris
will officiate.
Fish MIR. and Mrs 4 Fish announce The
confirmation Of their daughter. Hortense
Vrene, at Sinai Temple. Of the Bronr
deception Sunday evening, June ~, after
2. NJ, at their residence, ~ East
1cfst 81. No cards.
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TO SHOW HOPE GEM FILM.

Arthur Warde has arranged to pre-
sent THE Hope Diamond Mystery" at
the Academy OF Music Brooklyn. start
In Monday afternoon, June 90. Pro-
duced as serial In fifteen episodes of
two reels each. Mr.. Warde has varied
this arrangement for showing ii and the
opening week will offer the first ten
reels. the second week the second ten
and completing the picture the third
week. Miss May Yohe. who was Lady
Francis Hope and was concerned in the
misfortunes thst followed the posses
sion OF the gem. wrote the story and
scenario. Miss Grace Darmond Is fea-
tured in the cast.
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Capt c. f. Smith, who died on board
the steamer Mount Carroll. came from
seafaring family and followed the sea
all his life. He was born in Nova Scotia
fifty-five years ago, but became a natu-
rallied American citizen, residing at Ev-
erett. Mass.
During the war he was Lieutenant
Commander In the navy and was master
of the cargo transport Sudbury. He
superintendent the construction of the
Mount Carroll and had charge of her
on her first voyage.
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MISS PLIMMER no BE BRIDE.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen Margaret Plimmer. daughter Of
Mr.. Walter J. Plimmer. theatrical pro-
Queer. OF New York. living at SO Seventy
third street, Brooklyn, 10 Midshipman
George Marion Lord. L. S. N, of An
napolis. son Of Mr.. f. j. Lord. a Gov
eminent contractor OF Honolulu.
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NINE. CURIE AGAIN HoNoRED.

BosToN, June 11.-Mme. Marie Curie.
codiscoverer OF radium, was made an
honorary member OF the Medical Wom-
ems National Association at its annual
meeting to-day. DR.. Elizabeth Il. Bass
of New Orleans was indicted into Of
flee as president of the association ard
Or. Grace Kimball OF Vassar College
was chosen president-elect.