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The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MISS THOMSON LONDON BRIDE.
New York Girl Married to Mr..
Ralph de IT.. CaxenOn.

News reached New York yesterday
from England of the marriage of Miss
Edith Moore Thomson, daughter Of
Mrs. l.. Schermerhorn Thomson of Lon
don. previously of New York. and niece
of Mr.. Raymond d. Little of this city,
to Mr.. Ralph de Terrisson Cazenon,
elder son Of Major and Mrs. Edward
Cazenon of Cottesbrooke, Northampton,
England, on June s. in st. Mark s
Church. North Audley street. London.
The reception was in the home of the
Hon. Mrs. Ramsay at 81 Lancaster
Gate
The bridesmaids were the Misses Is
may and Claudia Crichton-Stuart,
daughters of the Hon. Mrs. Ramsay
and the late Lord Vivian Crichton-Stu-
art: the Misses Priscilla and Helena
Perrott. daughters of Sir Herbert and
Lady Perrott, and Miss Jessica st.
Aubyn, daughter of the Hon. Mrs. ST.
Aubyn. Master Michael Crichton-Stuart
carried the brides train. The best man
was the Hon. Vivian Druary. Mr.. Little
gave the bride away.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MICHAEL J. DADY LEFT
ESTATE OF $4,000
Widow Gets Income of Shares
Bulk of Residue to Sons.

The vii, of Col. Michael ]. Dady, VINO
was for years a Republican leader in
Brooklyn, was filed yesterday for pro-
bate, disposing of an estate thought to
equal three millions. Realty In New
York is estimated at about $4,000 and
personal property at about sSs5.eoo The
estate includes also an engineering
plant at Havana and valuable contracts
with the Cuban Government.
Mrs. Sarah Dady, the widow, receives
all the personal property in their apart
ment in the st. Georgs Hotel and the
income for life from 1000 shares OF the
VI. J. Dady Engineering and Contract
ing Company. Miss Catherine r. Nc
Donald of 476 Clinton avenue receives
the income from $1,000 for life. Altar
beuQests to his brother and sisters the
will left the residue to his two sons
Chester A. and Harold 3. Dady. and
their children.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
X. C.. VANDERBILT FILES
INCOME TAX DEMURRER
Government Alleges That He
Owes Country $3O,O33.

Through his attorneys. Anderson &
Anderson Of 15 Broad street. Reginald
c. Vanderbilt filed yesterday in the
United States District Court a demurrer
to the income tax suit brought by the
Government, I'm which an amended COM
plant was lodged on June 10. Apart
from asking for the dismissal OF the
action. the demurrer alleges that the
complaint does not state sufficient facts
to give the court jurisdiction of the
controversy between Mr.. Vanderbilt and
the Internal Revenue Department
In the complaint II Is charged that
under the will Of Alfred @. Vanderbilt
the defendant received $500. 600. but filed
an income tax return In 1915 declaring
his taxable income was only s154,779.
The Government asks Judgment OF
s3o.O33. together with penalty OF D
per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Mrs. ..Angier B.Duke
Sues for Divorce;
Seeks Quick Action
Daughter Of Major and Mrs.
4. j. Drexel Biddlc Keeps
Charges Secret.

Sprcioi Despatch 10 THE NEw NosE 'YgALn.
PHILADELPHIA, June i7.--Mfs. Cordeiia
Biddle Duke has brought suit for divorce
against her husband, Angler Buchanan
Duke, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ~.
Duke, founder Of the American Tobacco
Company. Mrs. Duke is a daughter OF
Major ana Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Bid
die OF this city and sister OF Anthony J.
Drexel Blddle, Jr.. who married Miss
Mary Duke. sister % Angler B. Duke.
The acton. with the grounds FOR the
libel kept secret. was fled in Com
her counsel, sormer AttorneyGeneral
John e. Bell.
Mr.. Bell said to-day: ANY statement
regarding this action must be made by
Mrs. Duke or her mother or father.
There are many reasons why it would
not be best at this time to make any
statement regarding the charges in the
action. We are anxious for An early
hearing. but several months may elapse
before the case comes UP for determina-
ton"
II is believed that one reason for with
holding the charges in Mrs. Dukes COM
plaint l. that notice Of the suit had not
been servcllon Mr.. Duke, who is in New
York.
Mrs. Eddie ana her daughter left
the Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City
to-day after having been at that hotel
ten days. They returned TO this city
with Mrs. Dukes two small children
Angler Jr.. and Anthony Drexel Biddle
Duke.
Mr.. Duke is "a years old and his wife
is one year younger. She was 16 years
old when their engagement was an.
nounced during the winter of 1914-15.
They were married in Holy Trinity
Church In this city on April %, 1915.
He possesses a fortune estimated at
SIC, 1000, 900 and is heir to an estate said
to be Ave times that amount. The
couple separated soon after the birth OF
their second son in the summer of 1918
at Long Beach, l.. l., where they had a
summer home. Since then there have
been frequent reports of threatened
divorce and possible reconciliation.
The engagement OF Miss Mary Duke
to Anthony J. Drexel Biddle. Jr.. was
announced at the Duke-Biddle wedding
and the second wedding took place few
months later in the country home OF
James B. Duke uncle of Angler 3. Duke.
in Somerville, n. j.
At Angler B. Dukes Office, oil Fifth
avenue, it was said yesterday that he
had not been there during the day. He
could not be found at mis- mouse. 1909
Fifth avenue, which was a wedding
present from his father. At Mrs. Dukes s
home at 113 East Sixty-second street,
which she has maintained for a year.
1t was said she was not In New York.
When seen at his country home in
Irvington. N. Y, Anthony J. Drexel Bid
die, Jr.. brother of Mrs. Duke, said thai
the fling of his sisters divorce libel
against her husband was news to him
He said he saw his sister two days age
and that she had not said anything
about the suit at that time.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
LOUIS MANN OUT or .wHIRL.'

Louis Mann. whose advent into the
cast of "rhe Whirl Of New York" was
announced with a flourish and was one
OF the causes for the postponement OF
the opening night OF this extravaganza.
withdrew yesterday from the Winter
Garden production. II was announced
that his retirement was due to the fact
that the strain OF playing "A part each
night and rehearslng the new play IN
which he Is soon TO appear proved too
great. AZ matter OF fact the perform
arce Of Mann. who has appeared in pro-
ductions quite dissinilar 10 those pre-
sented at the Winter Garden OF late
years. was not a happy one. fie was
succeeded by James r.. Carson, who has
played before at this house and in
vaudeville.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
GREEK PAGEANT POSTPONED.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
GREENwIcH. Conn, June 1.-THE
heavy rain to-day caused a postpone
ment Of the Greek pageant for the
benefit of the Greenwich Hospital.
which was to have opened in the beau
tiful gardens OF Mrs. Il. w. Packard
iii North Maple avenue this evening,
but there is to be matinee tomorrow
afternoon and performance In the
evening. aud il will be repeated on
Monday evening. Ninety young society
women are enacting the story adapted
from legend by Mrs. IIillbrown of
New York
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
ELOPERS FIGHT ANY
EFFORT TO PART THEM
Richard BENEFITS Daughter
CIinGs to Student Husband.

Miss Constance Bennett, daughter of
Richard Bennett, actor. and Chester
Hirst Moorehead, who went to Green
wich. Conn. and were married Just after
midnight Thursday morning, were re-
vealed yesterday as elopers. The bride
as 81 when Justice william S. NJ. Fiske
was called to the Pickwick Arms Hotel
and married the couple.
There was report that annulment
proceedings might be brought. but the
bride said that II such q course was
taken by hor parents or those of her
husband both would fight very hard.
Mrs. Bennett. who is well known on
the stage as Adrienne Morrison. said:
Constance and Mr.. Moorehead were
very fond OF each other and became en-
gagged q month ago. although they had
known each other for two years.
Both Mr.. Bennett and are very fond
of Mr.. Moorehead. He Is splendid
young man In every way and II the mar
riege was regular we shall have no
objection. But I have communicated
with his father to learn IL he Is 21 years
old: if not. I will have the marriage
annulled Constance is too young 10 be
married. as she will not be IL until
October" The young man gave his age
as e2 when getting the license.
The young people left tho Bennett
apartment at $50 Park avenue supposed
~ to go 10 party. Instead they took a
train to Greenwich. Mr.. Bennett had ar
ranged to put his daughter in a school
In Switzerland. He is now In pictures
on the Pacific coast.
When the elopers first returned TO
the Bennett apartment on Thursday to
ask forgiveness he was told TO go TO the
BiltD1ore Hotel. He was still registered
there last night but could not be
reached by telephone. He is n son of
Frederick y. Moorehead OF Chicago. He
has been IN the University of Virginia.
but his wife said yesterday he had
given up a college course and that he
wofid go into business.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
ZAPII-CAPPs,

Miss Frances Dorothy Capps. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Capps OF
2T5 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. was mar
rled to DIR. ;. Demosthenes Zaph of
Chicago yesterday at the summer home
OF her parents in Laurel Beach. Mil
ford. Conn. The day also marked the
t%cnty-flfth anniversary OF the wedding
OF the brides parents. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Hal r.
kearns. The brides attendants were
Mrs. Joseph r. Crowel, a cousin. and
Miss Isabel La Vica Capps. her sister.
Mr.. Constantine Zaph served as his
brothers best man and the ushers were
Capt. Joseph r. Cromwell and Mr.. Le-
ander Comninof. DR.. Zaph is a sur
geon and during the war served over
seas with rank of Captain.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
SOCIAL. NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Moore OF Toronto,
Mrs. II. II. Windsor, Alre. Elizabeth 3.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pope
and Miss Pope of Chicago and SIR \. r.
Wilson OF London are at the Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. T. ~ Stevens OF Bridgeport
are at the Commodore.
Mrs. NJ. Lentilhon Crook and her
daughter, Miss Zella Lentllhon Crook OF
10 East Fif'y-sixth street, will be for
the summer at Nantucket. Mass. where
they have taken a cottage.
Mrs. W. Irving Babcools will go 20
Flushing. l.. T.. carly next month 10 visit
Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins or 6j south
Parsons avenue
Mrs. Maxwell w. Ross OF $40 Park
avenue will opsn her house in Nantucket,
Mass, next Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
KEY TO CITY FOR MISS ARMOUR
Brfde se nc Receives Golden Gift
From Chicago Mayor.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CHICAGO, June II. Miss Lolita
Armour. daughter Of J. Ogden Armour.
who becomes the bride OF Mr.. John ].
Mitchell. Jr., at Melody Farm tomorrow,
received to-day one wedding present she
will cherish all her life. The gift IL q
gold key to the city OF Chicago. suitably
engraved. and sent with the compli-
ments and best wishes of Your Mayor
Visiting diplomats and celebrities have
been presented with the keys to the
city. but only in syn.bolical sense.
The actual key never before has been
bestowed on anybody.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
TUBBs-PRATT.

Miss Lorraine Cecilia Pratt, daugk ter
of Mr.. John Pratt of the editorial staff
OF the Evening World, and Mr.. Walter
Dennison Tubbs. son OF Mrs. William
Tubbs OF No. 1oi West Seventy-second
street, were married last evening at the
residence OF the Rev. and Mrs. John Y.
Brock, $50 West Seventh street, Plain
field. n. j. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Brock. brother
in-law of the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tubbs will spend the summer at their
country place in New Hampshire and
will live In New York after October 1
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MEET IN WAR WORK, WED.
DIR. Alfred G. Boyer Mnrries Miss
Theresa McQuade.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, June IA
romance which began In a base hospital
during. the war led to the marriage here
tonight of DR.. Alfred G. Boyer of Wood
haven, L. l.. and Miss Theresa McQuade.
graduate of the Williamsburg Hos
pital Training School for Nurses.
The couple were married by the Rev.
ii. f. Odsheld of Mount Vernon at the
home of the bridegrooms parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Boyer OF $40 Summit
avenue. They met while both were serv-
ing in the Gun Hill Hospital during the
war. After a honeymoon journey to
Bermuda they will make their home in
Woodhaven, l.. 7.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
DIR. AUGUST l.. PETERS.

DR.. August l.. Peters. a dentist. died
at his home, 125 East Sixty-fourth
street. on Thursday afternoon. DIR.
Peters was born in New York city sixty
three years ago. the only son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Max Peters. and was educated at
Heidelberg University, Germany, where
he took medical and dental degrees. He
was member OF the Lciderkranz and
New York Athletic clubs. DR.. Peters
was unmarried, and lived with his
mother, who survives him. Funeral ser
vices will be held Tomorrow afternoon
from his home and burial will be at
Woodlawn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MISS cALLANAN's WEDDING.

In the Church of the Ascension, West
10th street, near Broadway. Miss Eliz-
abeth r. Callahan. daughter of Mrs. M.
]. Callahan of 200 West 106th street. will
be married to Mr.. Francis NJ. Lavelle.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Lavelle OF
6S5 East 10th street. OH Saturday. June
25. Miss Callahan has chosen as attend
ants her sister. Miss r.. Marie Callahan,
and Miss Gladys r. Smith. The best
man will be the brother OF Mr.. Lavelle.
Mr.. George Lavelle. and the ushers will
be AIessrs. John Stack. J. Mullen and
Walter E. Atkinson. A wedding break
fast will be served at the Hotel Mar
seilles
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
M AR RIED

CIfSMAE.--air. and Mrs Max
Nachsnan announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Tessy% to Henry Leber. son oi
afr. and Mrs. Leber IA
TUBBS-PRAIT.-On Friday, June II, a.
the residence of the Rev. and Mrs. John
Y. Brock 633 West eth ST.. Plainfielo.
y. j.. Lorraine Cecilia Pratt to Walter
Dennison Tubbs To-
WILKINSON = CARLSON. - On Thursday
June is. at Tenafiy. ". j., By the Rev.
Charles G. Burd Of Montclair. Miss Anns
q. Carlson to Edward I. Wilkinson Of
Mcntcla.-.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MRS. EARL CARROLL TO SAIL.

Mrs. Marcele Carroll. wife Of Earl
Carroll. producer and playwright, VIII
sail for Europe to-day on the Rochairl-
beau. While In Biarritz she will confer
with the family OF Edmond Rostand rela-
tive to the New York production OF his
last play. The last Night or Don Juan. :
The Society OF Dramatic Authors ana
Composers OF France have suggested
that Mr.. Carroll adapt the play for tho
American stage. and Il Is possible that
he viii do so for the opening os his new
theatre.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MRS. HEARST GIVES DINNER.

Mrs william Randolph Hearst gave a
dinner. followed by music. last night at
her home, 1877 Riverside Drive. Her
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Il.
Wilson, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Blake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold A. Thompson.
AIRS. Edward ~. Breitung. Prince and
Princess Francesca Rospigllosi, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Clarence Jones, Mrs. Dorothy
Caldwell Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Konta. Mr.. Frank Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Brisbane. Prince Carlo Dentice
dl Frasso. Miss Marie Doro, Mrs. Rob-
ert Sweeney. Mr.. w. stephen Van Rens-
selaer and Mr.. w. Trumbull Thomas.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
REUBEN X. DYER DROWNED.
Commander of Gunboat I'm Wax
Loses Life at Portland.

PORTLAND. Ne. June 17.-Reuben X
Dyer, who with the rank of Lieutenant
Commander commanded the gunboat
Marietta during the war and was sta
toned for time at Bordeaux, was
drowned in the harbor here to-day.
He fell overheard while on a brief
yachting trip with Lieutenant Com
mander w. w. Ramsay. in command Of
Eagle boat No. 19.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
TO LAY LoUvAIN CORNERSTONE.

The laying of the cornerstone for the
new library at Louvain University has
been set for July 2s, cable message
from Cardinal Mercier Of Belgium in
formed the National Committee for the
Restoration OF Louvain yesterday. DIR.
Nicholas Murray Butler, president OF Co
lumbia University. who will lay the cor
nerstone. Is now on his way to Europe.
Cardinal Mercier's cable added that King
Albert of Belgium and former President
poincare OF France had accepted invita-
tions to be present.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
RICHARD H. R. ToLAND TO WED
Philadelphia Banker to Marry Mrs.
Manly of Baltimore.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HEnALp.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Announce-
ment was made to-day by Mrs. Edward
Dale Toland of Whitemarsh of the en-
gagement of her son, Lieut.. Richard
Henry Rush Toland. to Mrs. c. Hughes
Manly of Baltimore. The wedding will
take place some time next month. Mrs.
Manly, whose husband died in 1918, Is a
great granddaughter of Chief Justice
Marshall.
Lieut.. Toland, who Is a banker, is a.
noted horseman and master of foxhound
of the Whitemarsh Valley Hunt Club.
During the war he was one Of three
members of the First City Troop to grad
uate at the head Of the French Artillery
School. at which British, French and
American officers were trained. After
graduation he returned to this country
as an instructor of artillery, serving un-
til December 1918, when he resigned.
Mrs. Manly is in Baltimore at her
home on the outskirts Of that city. where
she is socially prominent.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Davis and Sanford Photos

at Lakewood, Carroll was christened
for his father and also received the
name OF Stuyvesant, for he is descended
from Peter Stuyvesant. once Dutch
Governor Of New York.
Mrs. Wainwright was Miss Edith G..
Gould. She and Mr.. Wainwright, the
son OF Mrs. Carl F. Wolff, eloped to
Elkton. Md. and were married May 3,
1920. Their homo is at $40 Park avenue
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
CON FIRM TION 3.

5CHAAP.-Bar rnitzvah OF Maurice W., sna
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman NJ. Schaap OF
1924 East 18th ST.. Brooklyn. at Tempis
Ahavarh Sholern. Av. I. and East 18th IT..
Flatbush, Saturday, June 25. 1871. q;
1880. At home. afternoon and everirs
OF same day. Relatives and friends In
vi-ec. No cards
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
WELCOME TO DIR. wEIzMANx.

To welcome DR.. Chain Weizmann.
president of the World Zionist Organi-
zation, to The Bronx next Thursday, "a
parade of about 5000 persons including
5000 children from Hebrew schools. will
march through the main thorouehfares
OF the borough. After his reception at
Borough Hall by Borough President
Bruckner, see, I've followed by n luncheon.
Dr. wcizmann Will speak at Prospect
Theatre.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

Carroll Stuyvesant Wainwright. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll l.. Wainwright
and youngest grandchild Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jay Gould. has posed for
his first photograph with his mother
and here 1t is. The baby was born
March Is and was three months old
last Thursday. On June 6. at Georgian
Court, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

Miss Mary Weyman entertained at
luncheon in her home in Stockbridge
yesterday for Mrs. Arthur II. Grannis
OF Brookline. Mass. who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Oscar Iasigi.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
MMr. CUnrE srrLL RESTING.

BUFFALO. June 17.---Mme. Marie Curie
continued to rest to-day at the home, of
her hostess In a suburb. All social fuhc-
tions arranged for the day In her honor
were cancelled
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William q. McAdoo, Jr..
of New York are stopping with Mrs.
Raymond r. Baker at HOLLYWOOD. Her
father, Capt. Isaac Edward Emerson.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

Arrivals at Curtis Hotel in Lenox in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert. Mfr.
Cass Gilbert. Jr.. Mrs. James r. Jesup.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Creenleaf Sykes.
Miss Martha @. and Miss Elizabeth
Wells Sykes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
IN THE BERKsHIREs.

Mr.. Charles LAnisr arrived from New
York yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18


Representative and Mrs Hicks Of New
York have given UP their residence in
Du Pont Circle. Mrs. Hicks has gone to
their home at Port Washington, l.. L..
and Mr. Hicks. who is staying at the
Chevy Chase Club. will join her there
whenever possible.
The President and Mrs. Harding. who
will start this afternoon for cruise
down the Potomac aboard the Mayfiower.
will take party of guests with them.
Before sailing they will witness the
opening Of a polo match between a crack
Cuban team and an American army
team from Camp Humphreys at Potomac
Park.
Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge
started last night for Niles, Ohio, to
take part in memorial services for the
late President William Mckinley. From
Ohio they will go to their home in North
ampton, Mass. The Vice. President will
participate In the centennial at his alma
mater. Amherst College. which is few
miles from Northampton. Speaker and
Mrs. Gillett and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Lansing are also going to Amherst for
the celebration.
We w fOhIs
Mr.. Frank X. Sturgis has returned
from New York.
The houseboat Santana, Mr.. Osborne
Howe of Boston. arrived yesterday.
Mr.. II. G. Smith has opened the Bur
rows cottage on Shoreby Hill. James,
town.
Mr.. and Mrs irwin Il. Laughln have
arrived from Washington to open Lands
| End.
| Miss Margaret Shepley arrived from
st. Louis yesterday and is visiting the
Misses Sims at the War College.
! Registered at the Casino yesterday
were Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal Mr.. Eugene
Reynal Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle
and Messrs Thomas w. Mobiles and
Louis II. Hobbs.
! At the Muenchinger King are Mrs.
| William Byers OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Lloyd OF Philadelphia. Mrs.
Bradley Martin. Mrs. VI. c. Reynal and
Mrs. Prescott Slade of New York.
! Gen. and Mrs. George r. Dyer and
Mr.. Clarence Chapman of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ballantine of Phila-
| delphia. MIR. and Mrs. Harold Groff OF
Boston. Mrs. Hilary y. Jones of Wash
ngtork DIR. c. b. Penrose of Philade!-
phia Mrs. Davis Milne of Germantown.
Mr.. John Lippincott of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Burton Minds OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McLane Of New
York ard Mrs. Price Whitaker of
Wheeling. w. Va. are at the La Forge
cottage.