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The New York herald., 1921-07-13
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Warren A. Ransom OF 40 West
fifty-eighth street yesterday announce,
the engagement Of her daughter, Mics
Harriott Derickson Ransom, to DR..
Blake Ferguson Donaldson of 1852 West
Fifty-eighth street, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Donaldson Of this city Miss
Ransom is member OF the Junior
League and sister Of Messrs. Frank
Men. and Warren A. Ransom, DIR.
Donaldson served overseas during the
war in the Medical Corps with the rank
OF major.
Announcement has been made by the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles J. Mason OF
Scarsdsle, ~ Y, of the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Blanche Lyman
Mason TO Mr.. John Kent Starltweather
of Philadelphia. Miss Mason was grad
uated from Vassar In 1915. Mr.. Stark
weather was graduated from Brown
University In 1918. The marriage will
take place in the early autumn.
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SPECTACLE FOR ATLANTIC CITY
1t VIII he Given for Devastated
Regions OF France.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July 12.-Mad-
ison Corey of New York has arrived at
the Brighton. He is supervising the
preliminary plans fow a war spectacle
to be given on q tract opposite the
Traymore in aid of the devastated re-
gions of France. Accompanying him
for the purpose are Felix Daube, Mile.
Valentin and Nine. Emilin Maier of
Paris.
Mayor Bader gave the key of the city
to-day TO Miss Kate Mahoney Of Troy.
n. Y, national president of the Ladies
Catholic Benevolent Association, at the
opening session of that body's conyen-
tion. which is being attended by 900
delegates and their friends. Mrs. Mary
Z. Costello and Miss Mary z. Early OF
Brooklyn, who are at the Chalfonte, are
supreme officers OF the organization.
Mrs. Costello Is treasurer and Miss Early
a trustee. Executive sessions are being
held at the Chalfonte and Haddon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craven of New
York are among the arrivals at the
Traymore. Others from New York are
Mr.. II. p. Mckee. Mr.. Daniel kusell and
Mr.. c. f. Redden.
Al Jolson, comedian. has been writing
some new material for a forthcoming
snow. lie is at lne tNltE-1dIllol.
At the Marlborough -Blenheim are Mr..
Charles l.. Dinson and Mr. Reuben A
Lewis OF New York.
In the large theatrical colony at the
Ambassador are George Broadhurst and
Mrs. Trimble Bradley. his general stage
director Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gordoni
(Nora Bayes). Harrison Rhodes, writer
and dramatist; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X.
Bushman beverly Bayne) and Richard
Bushman, their two-year-old son: Miss
Pearl White of the screen and Miss
Charlotte Greenwood.
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wALLACE-wUITE.

Special Despdtch to THE NEW YoHK HEanp.
NyAcK. n. Y, July 12.--Miss Anita
Crosby White. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Justin Du Pratt White of
Grandview, N. Y. was married yester-
day In Grace Church here TO Mr. John
Keane Wallace, son of the late James
n. Wallace, for many years president
OF the Central-Union Trust Company of
New York. and Mrs. Wallace OF 500
ST. Marks avenue. Brooklyn. The late
Mr.. Wallace left large fortune TO Mrs.
Wallace and their four children, Miss
Josephine Wallace. Messrs. James N.
and Ralph Wallace and to-day's bride
groom. The brides father succeeded the
late George W. Perkins as president OF
the Palisades Interstate Park Commits
sion.
Yesterdays ceremony was performed
hy the Rev. A. L. Longley, rector OF the
church. Mr.. James ". Wallace was his
brothers best man. The relatives and
few friends who attended the cere-
mony also went TO the reception in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. White.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
HERR EXPIRES
SUDDENLY AT SHORE
Comedian Had Been Playing
in Atlantic City.

Ralph Herr we'll known comedian.
died suddenly of diabetes yesterday In
the Atlantic City Hospital. He had
been playing for the shuberts leading
role in Blossom Time" p play from 4
German original. adapted by Miss
Dorothy Donnelly. with music by Sig
mond Romberg, which had played In
Boston. Washington and Atlantic CITY
and then closed preparatory to coming
into New York early in the season.
Mr.. Herr ach!aved mis- greatest sue
cess in musical comedy productions IN
this country. lie was born. however,
IN England, having been graduated from
Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge
His father was we'll known physician
and "a man OF wealth. but an investment
with De Lesseps In the building OF inc
suez Canal wrecked the family fortune
and Ralph Herr turned to the stage. III
wade his first appearance In London
with Maxine Elliott I'm Her own Way,
ana a short while afterward came TO TINS
country with Mrs. Patrick CampoelL l.
with whom he played at the savoy IN
,rrho second Mrs. Tanqueray. Inc JOY
OF Living" and Aunt Jenny,
In 1905. soon after Srriving IN thls
country. he played with Lulu Glaser IN
Miss Dolly Dollars and year later
married Miss Glaser, appearing with her
afterward in Lola from Berlin. ana
one or two other pieces
Under the MANAGEMENT Of the Messrs.
shubert he appeared in THE Tourists
"The White Hen" "Ruggles Of Red
Gan" and the Winter Garden produc-
tions Of "Thc Whirl OF the World" and
more recently Monte Cristo. Jr' Other
productions I'm which he appeared wero
The Soul Kiss" Miss Nobody from
starland." Madame Sherry" DIR. De
Luxe" Tho Charity Girl" "A Pair Of
SKIES" and Hands Up" He has also
played as a headiner in big time vaude-
vile.
About nine years ago Mr.. Herr was
divorced from Miss Glaser and married
three or four years later Miss Frances
Logan Of this city.
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200 AT GARDEN PARTY
IN THE BERKSHIRES
Reception Held for Mrs. B.
Crane Pon1eroy.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LENox. Mass, July 12.-Mrs. Philip
Weston had garden party and recep-
ton at her Croft street home in Pitts
field this afternoon for her sister-in-law,
Mrs Brenton Crane Pomeroy. formerly
Miss Katherine Adams Semple Of St
Louis. Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy were
married at the country place of her
mother, Mrs. Henry M. Semple, I'm Wood
stock, VT. on June is.
Receiving the two hundred guests with
Mrs. Weston were Mrs Thomas Flour
noy, Mrs. Henry ID. Brigham and Miss
Margaret Hall. At the tea tables were
Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Colt. Miss Rose
mary Crane, Mrs. Henry A. Francis,
Mrs Charles James Kittredge. Mrs.
Charles IL. Wilson and Miss Wilmot
Eaton.
Mrs Rob.et Hunter and children have
arrived LNWa Berkeley. Cal. and are
stopping with the Rev. and Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes at Brook Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goldman Parish
OF New York are guests OF Miss Helen
Parish at Cozynook.
Mrs John l.. Alexandra is to sail from
Bordeaux on Saturday and will come to
Lenox and open her house.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hersey Andrew
OF NEW 10TH nave dTTlNeu III bIttiI DIT
rington and opened the Tuller house on
Castle street.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wood Dunn Is
at Shady Side in StoclSbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross W. Whistler. who
passed the winter and spring i'm London,
opened Hidden House in Lenox to-day.
Mrs. Nina l.. Duryea is at Syosset,
l.. T.. for two weeks.
Miss Mary +. Hayden of New York is
visiting Miss Caroline T. Lawrence in
StockbridgD.
Mrs. Eugene S. Pike of Chicago, ILL.,,
has arrived at the Curtis Hotel
Mrs. Francis Peabody Butler of Chi
cago. who was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald +. Mcpherson at Courthill. Pitts
field, started to-day for Hyannisport.
Cape Cod
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Miss, Marguerite sylvia, prima donna. viii
make her first appearance mere as ora
mont. Juy %. Nine sylvia has appeared
az a spea king actress IN the United states,
having starred last season IN The song
bird. T." under n ~ Frazee. but not for many
wears has she acted in New York except
when singing In opera.
Miss Bessie Barriscale will close her en-.
eaFenent ~ san Francisco next week and
nlay in which she makes her return 20 the
speaking stage. will be placed I'm rehearsal
IN fortnight under Howard Hickman
Fanchon and Marco having closed their
season with "sun-Kist" are playing at
proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre with pre-
tentious revue with company of seventeen
people.
Alan Edwards. who recently closed in
Snapshots OF 1927" will appear with Miss
Nora Baycs and company OF six In London.
They sail on the Mauritania on Friday Mt;
Edwards win return IN September 20 fuifu
long contract IN pictures.
Tho Shuberts have purchased from Harry
Wagstaif Grlbble a three act aatlricnl com
ry entitled THE Tempe rmentalists." whNh
they viii present out Of town during August.
Face Value" an adaptation by .selits
Solano Of a three act Italian comedy, oy
sabattino Lopez. In which Lee Shubert Will
present Leo Dltrichstoln. viii be presented In
Stamford Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hohi of .2ios Dor
chester road Brooklyn. arc the first honey.
nnooners 20 get tickets for "Tust Married
Night" which will he celebrated az to-
morrow evenings performance OF Just Mar
ried," at the Shubert
Between cues ~ tho New Amsterdam last
night Miss Marilynn Miller dashed over by
motor 60 ths Globe and saw the akt on
sally" IN the Folles
oliver Morosco yesterday selected ~ the
first Of his many fail productions WYATT TIL
Were Married." a rural comedy drama by
Hutcheson Boyd and Rudolf Bonner
Tho play from Sinclair Lcwls's Main
Street" will have Ia out Of town premier
July ~ by the Stuart WALKER Company A.
the Murat Theatre IN indianapolis. The
stage version r. by Harvey O'HigEins and
Harriet Ford and Mss Peggy Wood VIII
have the leading role.
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AIDS DESTITUTE FAMILY.
women's Association of Eastern
Point Abapdons Annual Tea.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HrRALp.
NEW LONDON. July 12.-The Women's
Association OF Eastern Point has aban-
doned It's plans for the annual teas ana
bridge party and is donating tho money
to destitute family found in New
London. Donations also are being made
by the cottage colony ana the Griswold
patrons. Mrs. w. O. Mcdonald of
Brooklyn is president OF tho association.
Among :he arrivals at the Griswold
to-day were hfr. II. l.. Hungerford. Mr..
and Mrs. w II. Mack. Mrs. Alice l..
Fess. Mrs. Francis Fairchild. Mrs. j.
II. Tompkius OF New York. Mrs. Ber-
nard Block. the Misses Pauline and
Jean Block Of Merton, Pa Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ Saunier Of Paterson. n. ]. (;
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Saunler of worces-
ter. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brown.
Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs. VI. v. B. Dari-
neton, Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Horn. Ardmore. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Tuck French OF Tuxedo. n "
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
Polish Minister
to Pass His Second
Season in Newport
Prince and Princess LubOmir-
ska to Motor to Resort From
Washington.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK HERALD
Minister and Princess Lubomirska will
spend their second season at Newport
this summer. having taken apartments
at Batenlan's, near the Westchester Polo
Club grounds They will arrive by auto
mobile this week from Washington
Their children already are here.
Hazards Beach, always olje of the
popular private bathing places OF this
resort. was well patronized to-dsy III
spite of the rain and mist. This sea-
son 1t Is under the management of
the Hilltop Inn, and arrangements
nave Deen made to allow the hotel
patrons. as well as those from the
Muenchinger-king and New Cliffs, to
have bathing privileges. Among those
who have leased bath houses there for
the summer are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
d. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Nor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody
Gardner. Jr, Mr.. G. Louis Boissevain,
Mrs. Clayton Dixon Mr. and Mrs. George
Eustis Corcoran. Mrs. Workman James,
MT and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes Jr, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard V. Mattison, Jr., Rear
ADMIRAL and Mrs. William S. Sims,
Mines Charles u. Easton, Charles l..
HIssey, Charles G. Gill. Arthur Curtiss
James. Guam n. Hutton, Howard F1an-
nisan, Roland Dickson, Arnold Hague
and Hartford w. III. Powell.
Rain prevented the usual days play
or tennis at the Casino. Registered
there were Mrs. st. Clair Smith OF
washington and Mr.. Howard l.. Clark
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. William d. Guthrie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Steele of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have re-
turned to the Elrns in Bellevue avenue
after a short trip to New York.
1t is expected that Mr.. Paul ]. Rainey
again will take cottage here.
Mr.. Frank III. Banks of Norfolk, Va,
and Mrs. Alfred Friend of New York
are among the arrivals at the Hilltop
Inn.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will arrive
next week from Europe and will come
direct to Newport, where she has taken
the Muenchinger Redwood cottage.
Mr.. James Burke of Erie. Pa, has ar
rived at the Muenchinger-Kin
There will be reception and informal
dancing at the War College on Thurs
day afternoon for the incoming officers
of the college class and their wives and
friends.
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MISS REICK rs ENGAGED.
Ii. S. Stcarns, Jr., to Wed Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. ReicL's Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Reick of $40
Park avenue and The Orchard, Red
Bank, y. j., have announced the en-
gagement of their second daughter Miss
Margaret Reick, to Mr.. Henry Scher-
merhorn Stearns. Jr., also of New York
Miss Reick made her debut several
years ago. She was graduated from
Miss Spence's School and is a member
OF the Junior League. Her sisters are
Mrs. Chandler Bates and Miss Carrie
l.. Reick
Mr. Stearns Is son OF DIR. and Mrs
Henry ). Stearns OF 80 East Sixty
fourth street. He was graduated from
Yale In 1913 AS member OF Squadron
he served on the Mexican border. He
went into the world war with the nth
Division and served IN France with the
rank or first lieutenant. lie is a mem
Der OF the Hudson River and Yale clubs
The wedding will takc place naxt
winter.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. r. II. bowman and Miss Down
man have arrived at the Rltz-Carlton
from Atlantic City on their way to New
Orleans.
Mr.. william Van Brunt Findley OF
Lenox has Joined Mrs. Findley at the
Plaza.
Major-Gen. and Mrs. Charles p. Sum-
neral are stopping for a few weeks in
Bordentown. N. j., before leaving for
Honolulu. Gen. Summerall will COM
mand the Philippines district. Their
son. West Point cadet, Is attending
the summer camp at Camp Dix.
Major and Mrs. John y. wogan. who
were married in Asheville. N. c.. last
Thursday. are at the Astor before going
to Montreal to pass part of Major
wogan's six weeks leave of absence
from Fort Sill. Okla. Mrs. wogan was
Miss Grace McLain, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. McLain Of Ashcville.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
DANCE AT BAR HARBOR.
Mr.. Robert w. RyIe Wins First
Borcy Match ut Kebo Valley Club.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
BAR HARpoR. Me. July 12.--Mr. Rob-
ert w Ryle Of New York was the win
ner of the first bogey competition at the
Kebo Valley Golf club. Others handing
in cards were Mr. Percy Hall Jennings,
Mrs. X. McCook Knox. Mr.. J. Louis Ket-
terlnus. Martin Van Buren and A. Muir
ray Young.
Tho first Saturday dance OF the sea-
son was held at the Swimming Club.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lea Mel. Luqueer. Mrs. Cortlandt 3.
Van RENSSELAER,, Mr.. Cortlandt s, Van
Rensselaer,. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. William
McNair and MIR. and Mrs. Philip Living
ston
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott. Mrs.
William law. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan L..
Mott OF New York have arrived at the
De Gregoirc.
Mr. and Mrs G. O McMurtry. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gaul and Mrs. D. Kearny
Warren OF New YorN are at the Nal
Vcrn.
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MRS. ELIZABETH NJ, MOORE

Mrs. Elizabeth VI. Moore. for MANY
years engaged In philanthropic and mis-
9ionary work, died Monday at the Hotel
@ ,.ucefhe ~ her SEVENTEEN year. She was
born in New Bedford Mass. and u,ss
me widow of DR.. Murray Moore a
Massachusetts surgeon. Mrs. Moore was
the founder Of the Seamans Rest at
auckland, New Zealand. the largest home
OF It's Kind in Australasia, aud in re-
cent years was connected with Bethany
aan' fonkers, meeting place OF the
flymouth Brethren. She is survived by
two sons, -
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
IN. HENRY HERMAN.

Special Despatch to THp NEW YoHR Itrattp
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. July 12.-Dr
Henry Herman OF New York. died to-
day of heart troubbs at his summer
home. III ocean avenue. He was strick-
en- on Saturday. DR.. Herman. who was
so years old. was born in New YORK,
and had been practicing for 81 years.
He was a graduate OF the City Col
loge Of Nnw York and Bellevue Hos
pitai being the first president of the
Bellevue Alumni Association as we'll as
member OF the New York County
Medical College. Besides his wife IS
son. Henry Jr, survives.
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Mrs. Juliette d. sherman. ie is here In
the interest of the BahGi movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Andre La Devlin
and Mr.. VI. A. Miller of New York; Mrs.
r. X. Mccartney and Miss Viola Cassidy
of Beechmont l.. J., and DR.. and Mrs.
George G.. Miller of Hackettstown, n. j..
are al the Hamilton for the season.
At Asbury Inn are Miss Alice Welden
Of Glen Ridge, n. j.. Miss II. T.. STAN
ford. Mrs c. r. Myers of Elizabeth, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Pollnos and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Savage of New York.
Dr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leary, Mrs. NJ.
IT. Barnard, DR.. G. p Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Jordan OF New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n Taylery of Buffalo
are at the New M.lterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fredericks, Mr..
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
ARRIVALS At PAUL SMITHS.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YonK HrRALD.
PAUL SMITHS. n. Y, July AR
rivals at Paul Smiths include Mrs. w
II. Tllor, Mr.. ana Mrs. Herman dc
Goff. DR.. and Mrs. A. @. Shwenl. Mrs
n. +. Hennessy, Mr.. r. y. Hooper. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman A. Gosner. New York
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jones, Detroit
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. @. ]. Hazletine
Mr.. III. u. Hazzletine. Warren, Pa. Mrs
William d. Lynde Mrs. II. r. Mallory
Port Chester. " v; Mrs. G. T.. Stick
ney, Springfield Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Dimor. Celeveland. Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. ". :. Frederick. Mrs. Arthur sifton
\. II. Raymond Sifton. Ottawa. ont
Lady sifton, Major Victor sifton, 40
ronto, Ont. Mrs. Victor G. Mather, Hav.
erford, Pa; Mrs. Gilbert Mather, Ard
more. Pa.
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IN Iencriam
IIetherineton. John 2

ADLER. R.-Tuly II. Barbara (nee Mihlhsuser)
beloved wife OF Jacob H. and loving
mother of jesse. Frances Goldman, Arthur.
Tsteie Miller, Beatrice, Lillian and Her
bert Funeral 2 y NJ. July 70, from late
residence. ST. Wost End av.
ApcUApALETA.- Lorenzo. Campbell Tu-
neral church Broadway. seth e.. Thurs
day. q =. NJ.
kRNOLp ON Sunday. July 10. i0ai. st her
r,sldence. ~ W i3d It,. New York city,
Emily Spoir, widow ~ Glover Crane Ar
mold NJ d.. md daughter of the iatc
Emily H. and Gilbert MacMaster spcir.
Funeral services will be held NJ Trinity
Chapel 25th ST. west of broadway NJ 10
A. H. wednesday. Julv 10. 1921. Inter
nent Greenwood Cemetery. Baltimore
(Md) papers please copy,
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NOTES OF NARRAGANSETT PIER
Nicomtesse Jules Henri de sibour
Among the Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE New Yonk HERALD.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. l.. July IA
Miss Clarisse Claiborne of New Orleans
who has been spending a month with
Mrs. j. G. Rathborne OF Harvey. La
at Druid's Dream. will leave Tomorrow
for New York on her way to CONSTANT
nople. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Ousley OF
New Haven will arrive at Druid's Dream
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kinney of New
York, who have been spending the early
summer at their place, Kinnelon, a,
Butler. N J., will arrive here on Thurs
day to occupy Chetolah in Gibson ave-
nue..
Vicomtesse Jules Henri de slbour,
Messrs. Blaise and Jean de Sibour OF
Washington have arrived at the Mas
sassoit.
Mrs William Best Of Pelham, ". v.
and Mrs. c. q. Childs of Kansas City
are at the InIperial.
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MRS. ROCKEFELLER HAS SON.
Mt. william Rockefeller Now /.
Great Grandfather.

special Despatch to THE NEW YonK Imam.
GREENwTcH, Conn. July 12.-Nrr. Will
lam Rockefeller has become a great
grandfather with the birth OF son horo
TO Mr.. and Mrs. William A. RockefoIIer
The grandparents on the fathers side
are Mr. and Mrs. William @. Rockefeller
Inc baby was born at Mramonte. the
country home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
w. Lincoln, parents OF Mrs. Rockefeller.
Miss Florence Lincoln and Mr.. Rookie
1eller were married in the University
Place Presbyterian Church. New York.
ON February 0. 1918. The two grand
parents OF the bridegroom, Mr.. William
Rockefeller and the late James stiliman.
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Rockefeller have been living recently at
230 Allen lane. Chestnut Hlll. Pa.
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INDOOR DIVERSIONS AT AsBURY
Miss Anna Din Gamble, Writer,
Gives Lecture.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW YoEK HERsrp.
ssBUnY PARK, n. T., July f2.-Con-
tinued bad weather tonight found visl-
tors seeking indoor diversions, and the
thea tres we're filled.
Miss Anna Dill Gamble. writer and
lecturer. who is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Charles ~. I6idder. at her home here.
entertained friends this afternoon with q
talk on her recent experiences In France.
Spain. Egypt and Palestine.
Muza Abmad Sohzat one time Persian
Secretary of Legation at Washington
gave a lecture tonight in tho home Of
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
HENRY DICK.

Henry Dick, 81 years old. of Mead
vile, Pa, author and former newspaper
man. died Monday at the Brooklyn Hos
pltal after an Illness OF several weeks.
MIR. Dick was visiting friends when
taken i'll He formerly was on the staff
or the World, and later wrote magazine
iiction and novelized plays under the
pen name of Duffy Corbett.
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MN. IrEBERT TO RECEIVE.

Mr.. CASTOR Llebert, French Consul
General. will give a reception at the Of
fees OF the Consulate General East
Fortieth street, 20 morrow. Thursday.
1une H. between i2 and I o'clock. in
celebration of tho French national holi-
day. As in preceding years. he will
welcome his compatriots In New York.
also foreign and American friends. who
may be able 10 Join him on that day
of patriotic rejoicing in France.
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MRs. M1LIrE srGNoRurLo.

Mrs. Mlllie Signorello known among
the poor of the italian colony in Harlem
as Little Mother" died yesterday i'm
her home at 1947 Second avenue. Tile
funeral will be held az 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning from tho Roman Catholic
Church Of ST. Louisa. First avenue and
to4th street
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Announcement IL made of the formation
cf the iris Pictures company 70 produce sly
photodram mas tho first year. TO lie released
through Independent exchanges. Walter
Steiner Is director of the new company The
first production VIII be Tangled Hearts, "
by Meyer Kcisolu
Warner Brothers, who screened former
Ambassador James W. Gersrd's story, "Ny
Four Years III Germany have arranged
with Gus Edwards % make a film version
Of School Days" Mr.. Edwards will stage
ia revival OF hs School Days" act 20 Be
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SERVICES ron DR.. zEIsLER.

Funeral services viii be held this af-
tornoon for the Rev. Dr. Joseph zeisler.
rabbi. editor and single tax advocahs.
who died on Monday of heart trouble at
the home OF his children. i3l Joralemon
street, Brooklyn. He was a personal
friend OF the late Henry GeorEa
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
MARIA L.. TAYLOR.

Mrs. Maria l.. Taylor, SO, died yester-
day in her' home in Port Chester she
was born in Saratoga and had lived in
Port Chester for fifty years. She was a
member of Putnam Hill Chapter. Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
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500 Women of Southampton Colony
to Play Bridge for Hospital Fund

and Mrs. George n Kowenbley and Miss
Gertrude L. Vandidas of New York Mrs.
C. B. Crane of Montclair Mrs. Frank
Tubbs OF Weehawken and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Wiley Taylor OF Mount Vernon are
at the Columbia.
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PO0LE-BAHBER.
Special Despatch 10 THE NEw yoRk HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. Juty 10

MIR. John Poole, president of the Fed
eral National Bank. and Miss Frances
Barber. were married yesterday at III.
Church of the Covenant by thn Rev.
Howard u. Talbot. Mr.. Courtney L..
Poole of New York was best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Poole left after the ceremony
for n trip By automobile.
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NAtLNCE-W -WHtTt.--Mr. and Mrs. Justin
.pu Pratt white announce the marriage Of
tncir daughter, Anita Crosby, 20 Mr.. John
Fcau3 Wallace. a! Grace Church, Nyack,
= 4. on InlN u. 1910.