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The New York herald., 1921-08-01
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Charles Richman has been engaged to
create the leading role n Alice Brady's new
play Drifting which is to be produced In
Atlantic City mex. Monday night.
Mrs. L. Hathaway Turnbull. the London
society actress and humanitarian viii be
featured on the Palace Theatre programme
this week. She devoted herself to animal
welfare work during the war and VIII show
movies Of animals I'm war and peace and will
tel interesting stories OF her experiences.
Getting Gertic's Garter" will open at the
Republic Theatre Tonight.
Edward Emery will appear in "sonya.' the
Marc Klaw. Inc. production opening at the
Forty-e,ghth Street Theatre on August Is.
a theatre party Of $50 students OF the
summer school at Columbia University Will
attend the performance Of "Liliom' at the
Fulton Theatre Tomorrow night.
a celebration has been planned by the mem
bers OF The Folies" at the Globe after the
performance tonight In honor OF the return
OF John steel. tenor. lie makes his debut
In three new songs.
Enter Madame" will open its road tour
o-niGht in Atlantic City under the direction
starring In her original role. and with the
exception OF Henry Stephenson, who takes
the part played by Norman Trevor. the cast
Is the samo as appeared In New York.
George white to-day will begin the task OF
selecting the cast and chorus for the road
edition OF last seasons Scandals"
Ned Wayburn has engaged for Town
Gossip" Horace Lee Davis. a young tenor
N.
where he has sung in grand opera NJ Covent
Garden. lie is an American by birth and
about ten years ago q buck and wing
dancer with of the productions staged
bw Wnyburn. who, noting the excellence OF
bis voice. advised him 10 go abroad for
study.
l.. Lawrence Weber has decided on
Wednesday evening, August II, as the open
inr OF the new William lie Baron comedy,
''Nobodys Money" at the LonRacre Theatre
Wallace Eddinger viii be the featured player
OF the cast. others will BIO Miss Helen
Lowell. Will Dcming. Miss Regina Wallace.
Miss Jean Robertson. Robert Strange. Fred
erick Raymond. Jr., and Howard Could
The Messrs. Shuhert will produce The
TcmperamentaliEts," new play by Harry
Wagstaff Grbhle at the Stamford Thee tire
IN Stamford, this Friday night. The play
will open at tho Bijou Theatre Wednesday.
August 10.
Carrie Carlton win present Julia sanderson
I'm new musical comedy, 'Tangerlne,' with
.tohn T. Hazard and Frank Crumtt nj tho
Casino next Monday evening.
THE Night Cap" new comedy drama
by Guy Bolton and Max MARGIN. viii be pro
duced at the Stamford Theatre In Stamford
tonight.
Jess Dandy who Is appearing In Just
Married. AZ thu Shubert Theatre, has pur-
chased country home In Hudson Park.
adjoining Fieldston.
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GUESTS AT LAKE PLACID.
Forest OmcinIs Look over Tract
Threatened by Lumber Interests.


Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LAKE PLACID. ". Y, July 31.-Con-
servation Commissioner Staley c. r.
Pettis, Superintendent of State Lands
and Forests, and W. J. Bishop came here
to-day from Albany for the purpose or
getting an idea of the situation In con-
nection with the proposed purchase or
a tract of more than one hundred acres
of forest land on the west shore OF
Lake Placid. now threatened with de-
nudation by lumber interests.
The Lake Placid Shore Owners Asso-
citation, of which Prof. Edwin r. A.
.Seligman of Columbia University is
president. has offered to contribute the
major part. If not all. of the purchase
price of the land. which may approx
innate $4,000 The State officials were
met by a committee of members of the
association. including Prof. Seligman,
w. S. Benson, Passaic, N. j.. G. w. Nc
Cutchen, Plainfeld. n. j.: Waddell
Catchings of New York. and ]. Hubert
Stevens, Lake Placid. Following pow
er boat trip about the lake. on which
they were shown the location of the
tract. they were the guests at luncheon
Of Prof. Seligman at Camp Askenonta.
Arrivals at the Grandview included
Mrs w. d. Reno Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
McCafferty. Miss Marguerite -. Mitch
ell, Mr. and Mrs. George II. Eddy OF
New York
Stevens House-Mrs Edward Penfield,
Mr.. Walker Penfeld, Mr.. III. A. Man
ming. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gonzaley.
New York Miss Madeline Murray, Mrs.
Joseph v. Collins. Miss Mary Clare Col
Inns and Miss Madeline English. Norris
town.
White Face Inn--Mrs. John A. Cook.
Mr.. Richard Cronin. New York; Mr..
George OBrien, Jersey City; Mrs. e. q.
Baxter. Port Washington, l.. l.. Mr.. and
Mrs C. f. Halstead, Westfield, N. j.
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GOLF AT SPRING LAKE.
CA. Mccormick Wins the Essex
and Sussex Trophy.

Specsor Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
SPRING LAKE. N. J.. July 31.-A large
gallery watch ed G. A. Mccormick win
the Essex and Sussex Hotel trophy
from J. Crowell in the final round of the
tournament to-day at the Golf and
Country Club by 4 UP and 3. In the
semi-final round of play Mccormick won
from Walter T. Fahy. / up, and Crowell
beat N. W. Clayton 2 UP. AL Bryant
won the sweepstakes in Glass A, with a
nes score Of rs. Walter T. Fahy was
second, with II, and ]. A. Bradley
third. with like score. C. Pinnell won
the Glass B sweepstakes. with rs net.
Henry A. Haines was second. Scott
Scannell A. G. Hoffman and r. G.. Max
wcll turned in the low cards. respective
~ in yesterdays sweepstakes.
John Owens OF Philadelphia appeared
tonight as the solost in the Sunday
night concert at the Monmouth. A con-
cert was also given at the Warren
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Simonson and
Mss Simonson of New York have ar
rived at the Essex and Sussex for the
remainder of the season. Other arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Harring-
ton and Miss Florence Harrington OF
Youngstown, Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
Rose. Pittsburgh. and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
l. Smith. Dwight. Ill.
Arrivals at the Monmouth include Mr..
ard Mrs. Julian w. Ridgeley, Easton
Mss Louise Harder. Chicago. and Miss
y Cramer and Mr.. and Mrs G. q.
u sch. ST. Louis: Mrs. A. +. Smith OF
Salt Lake City and Mrs. z. w Smith,
Butte Mont; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mich
OILS and c. w. Nichols. Jr., West Orange
M. and Mrs. G. M. Stratten. Mrs.
Amelia DeCoronade and Miss Anna De-
Coronado. New York; Mrs. Julian w.
Ridgely and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Stewart
R.dgely of Maryland and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Bradshaw. Easton.
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MISS TERESA KARG.

Miss Teresa Karg OF 5S St. Andrews
place. Yonkers. died Saturday In Luding-
tonville, y. Y, after a lingering illness.
She was 81 years old, and had been an
invalid during the last year. Miss Karg
was the daughter OF the late Caspar
Karg, for many years a wholesale dry
goods merchant on the lower East Side.
She Is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
Leslie Sutherland. wife of a former
Mayor of Yonkers Mrs. John Roeszler
and Miss Amelia Karg and a brother
Charles.
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TENNIS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Contest FOR Yacht Club Champion
ship Opens To-day.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YogK HEHALn.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July 31.-A
tennis tournament for the champion
ship of the Atlantic City Yacht Club
VIII open tomorrow afternoon on the
clubs courts at the Inlet. Many en-
trants will appear in the days play,
which will be mems singles.
The Sunday throng here was quite
large. many cities were represented In
tho Board walk promenade.
Among others from New York at the
TTaymore were Mrs. Grace A. Hawley,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Atkinson and Mrs.
ii. c. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
r. Whitmarsh, Mrs. Harry p. Stimson,
M. and Mrs. Ralph Farnum. Miss
Louise Groody. William T. Mccormack.
Miss Ruth Evans. George Rudits and
Miss Affie Mcvicker.
Miss Elizabeth S. Brown, Mr.. George
Bfokaw Compton and Mr.. Cornelius
Vlnant were among the New York
folk at the Brighton.
Count Armand A. dc Tori arrived
from New York by automobile with his
family. They are at the Ritz-C Carlton.
Others there are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tryon and Miss Tryon. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ~. Rallins and Mr.. and Mrs Myron
q. Darby.
At the Dennis to-day were Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. S. stiles and Master stiles.
Miss Carolyn Carr. Mrs. Anna Dorgan
ard Miss Alice T. Dorgan and Miss L..
ID. Warner.
New York folk at the Strand were
Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Miss
Marion Little, Mrs. Isabel Beekman and
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Herrity of
Brooklyn.
Among the sojourners from New York
at the Chalfonte- Haddon Hall were Mr..
ard Mrs. John Eby. Edwin G. Faber,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. O'Connell, Mrs. J..
M Mills and Miss Mills, f. W. Appleby.
Ms. George J. Hadley and Miss Flor
ence l.. Hadley. Brooklyn.
Miss Eva Deutsch OF New York is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deutsch OF
Chicago at the Marlborough Blenheim.
Others from New York there to-day
were Mr. and Mrs d. L. Boyd and Mr..
George w Beehe. accompanied by Mrs.
l.. G. Beebe OF Philad elphia
New York folk at the Ambassador
wore Miss Jean Ring Frank Dondera
of Brooklyn, George Whaley and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul H. Watson.
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Mr.. 7. Suffern Taller to Give
Stag Luncheon for Sixty
Guests.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
day were gathered at the Casino for
the usual tennis when a severe thunder
storm interrupted their activities There
were many on the courts and the sud-
den shower drove them to shelter
Registering at the Casino to-day were
Messrs.. Kermit Roosevelt. James Stew
art Cushman. William Hoffman. F. G.
Griswold. W. Rancho. r. p. Perkins
and Ford Huntington.
There were several entertainments to-
day. included among which were lunch
cons given by Mrs. Frederick Pearson
and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew. Mr.. Fran
els A. Shea gave a dinner this evening
at his Pinard cottage. and among the
other entertainers was Mr.. Clarence w.
Dolan, who had a large dinner at Sea-
weed.
The beach at Bailey's was crowded
this noon when the thunder storm broke,
the entrance.
Mr. Benjamin Thaw has arrived al
Beachmound and with him are the Rev.
and Mrs. Stephen Thaw. They will re-
main for the late season.
Mr.. IT. Suffern Taller will give a
luncheon at Honeysuckle Lodge on
Wednesday for sixty guests. The ten
mis- players will all be invited and 1t Is
to be a stag party.
Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie are to be among those enter
tanning for the tennis this week, the lat
ter giving a dinner on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will join the
colony tomorrow fol- the first time In
two years. She w.u not open her estate
but has engaged apartments at the
King and will remain there
throughout August.
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Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hedden. Miss Margaret
Hidden. East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Radcliff and Miss l.. Costelloe, Yonkers.
Officers OF Pequot Casino Association
who served last year were reelected at
the annual meeting of the association
held yesterday at the clubhouse. They
are: President, DR.. Thomas A. Wood
ruff; secretary, Donald Chappell: treas
urer Col. Eugene T. Kirkland; board Of
directors-C. Royce Boss. Frank j.
Howell. Col. Kirkland. Mr.. Chappell. DR..
Woodruff. Frank Valentine Chappell.
Edward II. Bindley and William Schall.
Mayor E. Frank Morgan has sent a
letter of greeting TO Potentate Beers OF
Pyramid Temple. Mystic Shrine, Of
Bridgeport, extending cordial welcome
to the Shriners who to the number OF
1000 will come here on AuEnst 30 for
an outing. parade and clambake
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brooke of Ocean
avenue are entertaining a house party
composed of DR.. and Mrs. Marland of
Newark. Mrs. Frederick c. Billiard of
Washington; Miss Enda Ives of Jersey
City and J. w. Booth of East Orange.
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HOT SPRINGS ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York HrRaLp.
Hor SPRINGS. va. July 3i.-Mr and
Mss. Alfred N. Sloan, Jr,, have arrived
at the Homestead from New York, alao
Mr.. and Mrs, David T.. Luke and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Luke
Baron and Baroness RosonlSrantz have
returned by automobile from Canada.
wnere they visited Sir Mortimer and
Lady Davis. Their guest at Roseloe lii
Baron 1vor Rosenkrentz of Denmark
Mr. and Mrs Alexander p. Humphrey
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis c. Humphrey,
with Miss Alice Humphrey. arrived to-
day from Louisville.
Mr.. J. VI, Wright and Miss Laura
Wright are here from Pittsburgh, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln X. Passnorc from
Philadelphia.
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VAUDEVILLE AT LONG BRANCH,
Entertainment and Dance to BE
Given for Hospital.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERLp.
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. July 31.--Mrs
Milton Erlanger Is head Of the commit
tee on vaudeville and pantomlme to be
given under the auspices Of the sum
mer auxiliary of the Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital at the Deal Casino next
Friday night The entertainment pre-
cedes the dance. Members on the COM
mttee announced to-day include Mrs.
Harry Bamberger. Louis Gilbel. Jr., Mil
ton Erlanper, Richard Conreid, Edward
Norman. Mrs jerome ]. Danzig. Mrs.
Louis PIN. Mrs. Joel Kahn.
There will be a corps OF young women
on the committee, the list including
Misses Silvia PIN. Carol PIN, Eleanor
Seligman. Susan Sellgman, Maria Veer.
Ethel Elson. Kathleen Goldman. Mar
jorie Goldman. Josephine Hcimindinger.
Eleanor Iiebman, Grace Mayer. Eleanor
Rothschild. Kathleen Scofield. Elizabeth
Smith. Priscilla Mitchell. May Nathan,
Alice Brill. Ruth Brill, Louisette Last
baum. Ruth Norman, Cornelia Woolley.
Marian Brill. Ruth Housman and Edith
Wimelpa teer.
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Miss Tuckerman
GipeS Luncheon at
Berkshire Home
Entertains Col. Arthur Mus
grave and Sister-in-Law
of London.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LENox, Mass. July 31.--Miss Emily
Tuckerrnan had a luncheon party at her
home in Stockbridge to-day in honor of
Col. Arthur Musgrave and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Herbert Musgrave OF London.
WHO have just arrived from California.
Col. Musgrave is a son Of the late Sir
Anthony and Lady Musgrave of London
and Is a grandson Of the late Dudley
Field of Stockbrldge. Miss Tuckerman
invited several members of old Stock
bridge families to meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bulkley Hub
bell have as guests at their place in
v1lliamstown Dr. and Mrs. Walter B.
James of New York. Mrs. Mason T.
james of Waterbury. Conn, and Mrs.
lanes Savage Russell of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Seth Bliss Hunt of New
y ork and Miss Halle M. Horn of Phiia-
delphia are at the Berkshire Inn. Great
harrington.
Mr.. William Hall Walker and Mr.. and
Ms. Dennison d. Dana are back at
Brookside in Great Darlington from an
automobile trip to Cape Cod.
Mrs. Theodore b. Ledyard has DR.. J.
Arthur Bruce, Miss Mary Hawley and
Miss Caroline Bailey as guests at Gocha-
yo in Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman H. Davis who
have had Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bullard
OF Washington. D.\ c., as guests, are
on an automobile trip to Cape Cod and
Plymouth.
DR.. William Kinnicutt Draper has
joined Mrs. Draper at Orchard House In
Tyringham.
Mrs. John A. Alexandra returned ~
her Lenox home to-day. She has been
in Europe since January.
Prof. and Mrs Robert II. Hatch and
Mrs. John w. Hornor of New York are
at the Red Lion Inn at Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard f. Chappeil and
Miss Jeanette Chappell also are there
while touring the hills.
Miss e. X. White of New York. who
has been staying at the Aspinwall
Hotel, has leased villa in Walker
street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
GOLF AT NEW LONDON.
Qualifying Round OF womcn's
Tournament to Begin To-day.

Special Despatch TO TrIn NEW YORK HrsALp.
NEW LONDON, Conn, July s1.-Alf Of
the women golf stars who are to start
In the woman's invitation on the Shene-
cossett links, Mt Eastern Point, have ar
rived and most Of them have played
several practice rounds The qualifying
round will start early tomorrow morn
ing, and the ninety odd entries will have
finished by o'clock,
Mrs Adolphus Busch of ST. Louis ar
rived last night at the Griswold Hotel
for a stay of week. Mrs. Busch was
accompanied By Miss Lilly Magnus and
Mrs. L. II. Cornades OF ST. Louis
Among the New Workers who arrived
to-day at the Griswold are y. W. Bow
man Mrs. Frank ober. Miss Marion
Hollins, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond a. Balfe, Mr.. and Mrs r..
Pusinell, N. +. price. Mrs. eBrnard l..
Tim and n. S. Thomas.
Chester McGirr and his brother who
have Shinglenook cottage, at Ocean View
place. Ocean Beach, are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith Of White
Plains.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel from
New York include Mr. and Mrs. G. r..
Abbott. Mrs. r. I. Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Cochrane Robert O. Ebert. Mr..
and Mrs. William Herman. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Kennard, Miss Kennard. Mr. and
Mrs II. r. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. y. VI.
Walsh. James a. O'Reily, Mr. and Mre.
w n. Sciemeister. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ".
Rickard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hodgson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. y. Clark. Mrs. Mack G. Hilliari
and Mr and Mrs. II. 4. Durk.
From other placcs--Mr and Mrs. X. A.
Jacobs, Mrs T.. II. Baker Springfield !:
Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Bancroft, Norwalk !:
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Sharrett Miss Shar-
rett. p. IT, La Forge, Port Richmondt
N. r.. Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Mclaughlin.
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TO AID GIRL SCOUTS ABROAD.
Mrs. Brady Would Bring Orgnni-
zation Under One Head,

Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady. treasurer,of
the Girls Scouts. who sailed for Enrope
on the Rotterdam on Saturday with
spend part Of her time in Paris with
view to bringing the various scout
organizations under one head. In her
work abroad she Will be aided BY Nine.
Curio's younger daughter Miss Eve
Curie. and Mile. Fuchs, both Of whom
arc connected with the French Girl
Scout movement.
Mrs. Brady VIII also visit Holland
and England In the interests OF scout
ing. and while In London will confer
with Lady Margaret McCrea.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
MOTORISTS AT PROFILE.
Mrs. George w. ingalls, Leaves the
Resort for Concord, N. II.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoKR HERALD.
PROFILE. y. H., July 31.-Messrs r. NJ.
HarlSness. A. II. McClare, E. B. Gorham,
william Boswick, II. T. Worthbrook and
Reid Howell of Hackensack, N. j., are
among motorists spending Sunday here.
Mrs. George w. ingalls,, who has been
here for July, returned yesterday to
Concord, n. II.
Arrivals at the Profile House include
Mr. Robert F. Hargett, Mr.. w. j. Har-
gett, Mrs. L. F. Spillman OF Cincinnati ;
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Johnston. Mrs.
Julia F. Darling and Miss Margaret P.
Johnston of New York; Mr.. Malcolm
Taylor of Boston. Mr.. J. T. English and
Miss o. II. English Of New Haven. Mr..
L. L. Smith of Cambridge. Mr.. Edward
Burling, Jr.. Of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. South of New Bedford and
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Duryea Of Bridge
port.
At Forest Hills are Miss Grace Bow
tell of Blue Point. N, Y; Mrs. II. II.
Shipman, Dr. Leo Green. Miss G. M.
Jennings of New York, Mrs. ]. p. Man
ming OF Roxbury. Mass Mr.. S. r. Mac
Settee of Boston and Mrs. Fi.zroy Kel-
ley OF Munsonville, y. II.
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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Several New Workers. Arrive 10 Re-
main Through August.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H.. July 31.--
Mr. and Mrs s. II. Church. Miss
Katherine and r. r. Church OF Pitts
burgh are at the Mount Washington
Hotel TO remain through the season.
Mrs. G. E. Tracy and Miss Anne Tracy
and Mrs. Gregory Sutton are New York
arrivals for August.
Mrs. George +. Baldwin, Mrs Charles
w. Sewftt OF Chicago are at the Mount
Washington for August. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Hopkins and G. S. Parker are also regis
tered there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duniston and
Miss Duniston registered at the Mount
Pleasant from Dobbs Ferry. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Hurlein and S. II. Hurlein
are also here.
Mrs. Helen Wreese. Miss X. Whelan
and Thomas A. Whelan Sd of Baltimore
are at the Crawford House to remain
through August with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas a. Wheelan.
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HONOR MEDAL PINNED ON.
Gen. BadogIio Decorstcs Sergeant
MnstrueIo FOR Bravery.

Gen. Pietro Badogio Of the Italian
army, called the Hero OF the Piave,"
attended a gathering OF more than TO-
0o0 Italians at the Garibaldi memorial
at Rosebank. staten Island. yesterday
and pinned a medal Of honor on the
breast OF Sergeant Mastruelo of the
Italian army, for conspicuous bravery
under fire. The General made a brier
speech, urging all the Italians in the
United States to do their utmost TO
speed up reconstruction work.
Delegates we're present from Manhat-
tan. Brooklyn. Yonkcrs. White Plains.
Jersey city, Hoboken. Newark and other
parts OF New Jersey.
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D | E D.
In Memoriam.

BENEDICT.-on Saturday. July 30. 1921.
Nannette Clark wife of j. Henry Bene-
diet: and daughter OF the late Frederick
G1rham Clark, D. D., and Sarah Black
well Clark Funeral seryices-,yiil be held
nj her residence, in3 Montague 81.
brooklyn. on Monday. August I. at PM.
BROwN.--At the residence OF his mother.
Mrs Gilbert sayrcs. Kew Gardens NJ
r., on July 81 1921. Frederick NJ Brown.
husband OF Agnes 4. Brown. Notice q
funeral hereafter
CALKIN.-On Saturday July 30. 1921. AZ
his home. TST Warburton av., Yonkors. n.
". r. Brant Calkn. in his Rsth year. Fu-
neral private. lntcrment Woodlswn Gene
terry.
DEAR.-on Saturday. July 50. Katharine
Augusta Dear beloved wife of the late
Joseph A. Dear. Funeral from her late
residence. 14s Belmont av.. Jersey CITY,
Monday. August !. az r. NJ Relatives
and friends invited lntermen, private.
DIAZ.-Ailcc Viola, aged IL years, sud-
denly, al Tenannnh Lake, Roscoe, y. ~.
July 20. 1921. dearly beloved daughter
of Ada " nlas ose tane,sl w, services pssa a. her
n. ~. on Tuesday. August =. ~ =. NJ.
Interment private.
DWIGHT --on July 20, 1921. A. Ksrhonkson.
beloved wife of Frederick Dwight. Ser
vices AZ 11 NJ Wednesday, August g.
1921. az the grave side. Grove Street Gene
terry. New Haven. Conn.
FITZGERALD On Friday. July 20, 1921
Anna X. widow of James NJ Fitzgerald
FUNERAL services AT her late residence. i54
Humphrey av.. Bayonne, ~ ~. on Mon
day, August !, AZ T. NJ. Kindly omit
flowers.
GINNEL.--on July 20. Ia her n5th year
Clara LaErave, widow Of the late Henrs
Gnnel Funeral services will be held a.
her late residence. 2e2 Union st.. Brooklyn
on Tuesday. August 2, AZ 2 o'clock. In
terment nj convenience OF family.
HAMILTON AT Rideefieid. Bergen county
n. j., formerly of Jersey City. suddenly
on July 81, Henry. beloved husband a
Laura l.. Hamilton (nee Maliard). Flu
neta. service Will be held on Wedresday
August 3. At 2 +. NJ. AZ his iatr home
Lancaster road Ridrefield, n. }. ilela
tves and friends ARE respectfully Invited
Interment Fair View Cemetery.
HowEs-on Saturday, July 80. 1921. after 3
long Illness. George c., lr.. beloved hua
band Of Matte NJ Ianghon and son o
Margaret I and the late George G. How,
ot Brooklyn. ~ Y. Services Al tho Green
wood Cemetery Chapel. 25th e.. and 81
av., Brooklyn, Wednesday, August 8. ~
y NJ. fnternient Greenvood.
| HOwE.--Capt Patrick H.. Saturday. Juiy
3d. aged Gi years Funeral Wednesde y
p.3n Nj. from HIS late home, o23 iTif
st. Brooklyn. Interment Greenwood Gem
etery. Automobile cortege.
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NINE. BAKHMETEFF SERVICES.
bishop Alexander Conducts Fu-
neral of Wife of Russian Envoy.

Special Despatch 10 TIE New YoRK HERALD
BINGHAMToN, July 31.-Funeral SER
vices for Nine. Helene Bakhmetef. wife
OF Count Boris Bakhmeteff. Russian Am
bassador to the United States. were held
to-day In ST. Pauls Episcopal Church
Owego. After cremation. the ashes will
be taken to Russia for burial.
The services, which were conducted
by Archbishop Alexander OF the Rus
sian Orthodox Church OF New York
were attended by representatives OF the
Russian Embassy and many other no.
tables in Washington diplomatic circles
Telegram of coincidence were received
from Secretary of State Charles z
Hughes. N. Jusserand and other promi-
nent persons
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CAPT. HOWE's FUNERAL.
Veteran Tugboat Man VIII BE
Buried Wednesday.

Capt. Patrick H. Howe. who was
drowned Saturday morning when the
towboat Clarence p. Rowland was
rammed by the Fabre Line freighter
Fenchurch AZ the foot of Thirty-hfth
street, Brooklyn. viii be buried Wednes-
day Capt, Howe was veteran in the
towboat service along the New York
waterfront. He had been a tugboat
captain for forty y-tVe years. and ccm-
named the Clarence +. Rowland for
twenty-four years. He was born in
Brooklyn July 10. 1s6e.
He leaves a Tldcw. one daughter.
three sons and two sisters. Services
will be held at his late home, 233
Seventeenth street. Brooklyn. Wednesda 7
morning. He was a member OF the
Foresters OF America and the Masters.
Mates and Pilots Associati ton.