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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
GEORGE M. PINNEY DIES
IN STATEN ISLAND HOME
Well known Criminal Lawyer
I'LL Six Weeks.

George ". Pinney. one OF the best
known criminal lawyers Of the Staten
Island bar and former District Attorney
of Richmond county, died last night in
his home in Dongan Hills after an i'll
ness of six weeks.
Mr.. Pinney was SIS years old. He was
born in Oakland, Cal. but made his
home In Staten Island for thirty years
He was graduated from Harvard In
1886. and after passing his bar exami-
nation began practice in New York.
At the time of his death he was senior
member of the firm Of Pinney. Thayer
e. Van Slack.
He was a member of the New York
Bar Association and the Richmond
County Bar Association. having served
two terms as president of the latter.
He belonged to the Staten Island Lodge.
F. and A. NJ. Staten Island Club,
Richmond Town and Country Club. Fox
Hills Golf Club. Republican County
Committee and the Staten Island Civic
League. Three sons and one daughter
survive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
TENNIS AT SPRING LAKE.
North Jersey Coast Cham pionship
Tournament Opens Thursday.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HEsaLp.
SPRING LAKE. July IS. The North
Jersey Coast Tennis championships
tournament will open at the Bathing
and Tennis Club on Thursday. Entries
for the singles close Wednesday night
Entered in the singles are Matthew An
drews. Herbert Bowman. Robert Ben
nett. r. NJ. Kirkland. f. a. Clark STAN
hy Bellows. Charles Cameron, Edward
Oelsner. Alexander Her. Cedric Mayor. J.
Potter Stockton. Chapman Ropes Jasper
Dodd. S. +. Tulla, Lindsey Durham,
Ludwig Venderventer, Philip vanderven-
ter. j. Spencer Francis. Ralph Baggs,
John Grover. Frederick Duggan. +. p.
McCoun, II. r. Milford, w. A. Bagby
Fritz Rowley Milton Soper, Rooert
Ross, Frank Kahn. Ernest Keeper, S. D.
kilmarx, r.. G. Van Vliet Jr.. Roland
Rash. James Ewing. M c. Termaine
d. X. Brush. John vanryn. George
Churchill Murray Vernon. r. T. OIL
plant. d. Dudley. J. Dudley, Walter
Perry and d. c. B,orst.
Senator Davis Elkins of West vir-
gnia and Mr.. stephen q. E1kins OF New
York left the Essex and Sussex to-day
after spending the week end with Mrs
Stephen B. Elkins. Arrivals there in
ciude Mr.. and Mrs. Louis v. Bell of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Bell
Paterson. ard Mrs. c. u. Roppelman of
Cincinnati.
Monmoufh--Mrs. Charles Stoneham.
New York Miss Hannah Bunting
Wynnewcsod, Pa. Mrs. G. r Dubell.
Miss Dtbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Brook. Birdiboro, Pa; Mrs. c. J. Rob
crts ard Miss Roberts of Camden, Miss
Barbara Burgess, Fort Hamilton Miss
Carolyn Walker. Boston Messrs. Harry
Burgess and Harold Tasker. West Point,
ana c. =. Lapsells of New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. Archibald Camp
bell Knowles and Miss Mary Knowles of
philadelphia are at the Warren.
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Mrs. E. G. Willard
and w. E. KimbaH
to Wed Tomorrow
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w,
D. Guthrie to Marry Again
Surprise for Society.

Mrs. Ella Guthrie Willard, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Guthrie OF
20 Park avenue. and Locust Valley, l..
l.. will be married tomorrow TO Mr.. w.
Eugene Kii,ball of sci Park avenue. As
no announcement of their engagement
has been made except to members of the
two families the wedding will come as a
surprise to their large circle of friends
in this city, the Glen Cove colony and in
Southampton.
The ceremony will be performed in
Meudon. the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guthrie, in the presence of a few
friends. Mrs. Willard has been living
for some time at Mendon Lodge Locust
Valley with her young daughter and
son. Marian and Guthrie willard Mr..
Ktnllsall has country home in Glen
Cove. called Cedarcroft. where his step
son and stepdaughter. Mr.. Barent w.
Williams and Miss Hope Williams, live
wit h him.
Mrs. Willard whose father Is a noted
la Hyer, was first married 70 Mr.. Eugene
S inds Willard. a realty broker of this
city. Mr. and Mrs Willard separated
Ia 1919. and on December II, 1920, she
obtained an interlocutory divorce from
him in the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Kimball Is a stock broker with
Offices at 8 Nassau street. He was
graduated from Amherst College in 1896
and Is member of the University and
Racquet and TERMS clubs of this city
He has been identified with summer life
along the North Shore of Long Island
several years and is member of the
Nassau Country. Piping Rock and Turf
and Field clubs.
Mr.. Kimball first married Miss Edith
Glib, who died in 1914. In February,
1919, he married Mrs Josephine Hotch-
kiss Williams. widow of Waldron WILL
iaans of New York. The second Mrs.
ksmball. who also was the mother of
Mrs. William Toss Proctor. Jr.. died
year later
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AT SARATOGA HOTELS.
Mrs. Robert warwick Arrives mt
the United states.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YonK HERALD.
SARATOGA SPRINGS ~. Y. July 1s.--
Arrivals at the United States include
Mrs. Robert Warwick Of New York, sir.
and Mrs. c. y. Alton. Fairmont. Va Mrs
c. ". Watson and Miss Lucy Watson.
Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. y. Pilon, Pitts
burgh. and Mr. c. r. Price. New York.
Grand Union--Mr Franklin Mckee.
Brooklyn Mrs. A. r. Trumble, Phiia-
delphia Mrs. J. ". Henry. Boston Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. Hathaway. Greens
Farms. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Gair. Montclair.
New wordcn---Mrs. f. I. Williams.
Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. O'DonneIi.
Mr.. Henry X. Davis. Mr.. A. F.. Murphy.
New York Mrs. A. Hayes. Mr.. c. w.
Hayes, Bingham'on Misses Alice Hair.
Mary Moynchan and Kathleen Cushing
New York.
Saratoga rnn--Mr. Gerard Penn. Miss
c. r. Battle, Miss Georgiana Read, Mrs.
W. +. Reneau, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Darbcy. Reading. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith. New York.
American - Mrs. r. r. Andrews
Misses Marion, Frances and Lillian Pat
ten, New Castle, Pa. Mr.. and y =.
Charles A. Binns. Shelton, Conn. Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis. Los Angeles, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Neal. Cleveland.
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IN NJ E M o RAM.

BARTER.-A months mind solemn hirh
mass of requiem viii be celebrated on :
Thursday, July Fl. at Church Of Our Lady
OF Lourdes a, A. NJ, for the repoes
Of the soul OF my devoted wife. Mary @
Barter. Relatives and friends invited 10
attend. .Ie
cOMAN.--Msrtha r. In loving memory o.
our mother, Martha r.. Conan. who died
July 10, 1920. Anniversary mass viii ha
celebrated IN the Conan Memorial Chapel.
oxford Conn.
NEIGH AN.--John. Sci geart. Company G, 9
n. o. Blu. :. G., the United states
Army. e. ~, -
In loving memory Of our John. who died
in Scranton, Pa, on July ~. 1890 lftff1s
Mother. Sisters and Brother.
VAN RIPPER In loving memory OF our rrcc.
lous mother. Grace Darling Van Ripper
who died July TO- 1920
since the Master has called her home
To receive her reward and rest
orr song Is OF n different tone. ht
For now we know We love her best. . "a
Her Children
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MISS e. VANDERBILT
SWIMS MILE AT LENOX
Miss O'DonneH Accompanies
Her Across Lake Mohkeenac.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK Hrau.p
LENox. Mass. July fS.--Miss Cathleen
Vanderbilt, daughter of Mrs. Sydney
Jones Colford. Jr, and Miss Aileon
O'Donnell are the first young women in
Lenox this summer to swim across LaI,e
Mahkeenae. one mile from the boathorr,.
to the public beach on the east side.
They made It in one hour and a uuarher.
Among other swimmers at the club to-
day were Misses Grace Bristed and
Martha and Christine Davis.
Mrs. Thomas Lindali Winthrop has
Miss Millcent Nichols of Salem. Mass.
as her guest at the Maplewood in Pitts
field. Mrs. Tertius w. wadsworth and
daughters, Mrs. John r. Colt and Miss
Helen G. Wadsworth of Chicago. are at
that hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock and
family have started for Northeast Har-
Dor, Me.
The fair at Stockbridge Hall on Satur-
day resulted In net proceeds OF s2.lOv
for Ascension Farm School at South Lee
Mrs. Philips Blagden was chairman of
the general committee.
Arrivals at the Berkshire Inn. Great
Darlington. include Mr.. Daniel Willard.
Ir. Mr.. and Mrs. James @. Wilson. MISC
Christina Phelps OF New York and Miss
Louise Dixon of Philadelphia. Mrs. War
rem a. Ransom and daughter. Miss Har-
riett d. Ransom, left the inn for North
Hadley. Quebec.
Mrs. William Hall Walker and daugh,
ter. Mrs. Dcnison d. Dana, have issued
cards for a dance at Brookside in Great
harrington on Friday night.
AT the Rcd Lion Inn. Stockbridge, arc
Mr.. and Mrs Winslow s. Pierce OF Bay
Vile, l.. L.: Mr.. John Burling Lawrence
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Potter of
New York.
Field and sons, the Messrs. Frederick
Vanderbilt ami w. Osroui Field, have
gone 10 the Little Casca Paedia. River,
Quebec. for salmon fishing.
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TRAIN WRECK MARS
VAUDEVILLE AT PALACE
Loss of Costumes Delays
Kitty Gordon's Appearance.

The principal matter OF Importance at
the Palace yesterday afternoon was a
train wreck The headliners. composed
of Miss Kitty Gordon and company, who
always appear on the same Dill with
lack Wilson and Vera Beresford. Miss
Gordons daughter. we're the headliners
in the wreck also, which occurred when
they were EN- route from Atlantic city
and bumped them clean Oft the Palace
programme.
Wilson appeared minus his makeup
in the place allotted to the dual onering
and In neat but not funny speech OK
planned that because of the accident
their scenery and costumes had been
shipped to Philadelphia, and. even more
disa strous TO their artistic poise. they
had been compelled to finish the journey
to New York In a flivver. However.
their equipment arrived In time for The
evening performance and Wilson was not
Obliged to make his oratorical bid for
fame again.
In the afternoon their place was taken
by the Watson Sisters. who won their
customary official recognition from the
audience for their ability to make rag
time and holSum humor do their bidding.
The -Four Marx Brothers also came on
the stage, possibly having heard of the
richness Of the Palace orangeade.
Harry Watson, Jr., In his amusing
telephone and prize fight travesty; Ona
Munson. in "A Manly Revue" and Boycc
Combe were others, while Dolly Kay by
her syncopatng ebullitions won the
highest accolate of vaudeville--loud
whistlings from the gallery.
The Four Marx Brothers defied the
heat and the lightning Of public favor
for second time at the Riverside.
Lane and Hendricks were the heavy
artillery at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Keith vaudeville. with Eugene O'Brlen
on the screen In rs Life Worth Living?"
and Buster Keaton in THE Haunted
House" were served a la mode at the
Broadway.
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CLARK--MAYNARD.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HrsAtp
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. july fs.---At her
country place in Perrvvilie. twenty miles
west of Narragansett Pier. late yester-
day afternoon Mrs. Mildred Maynard
Dickinson OF Providence. daughter OF
Mrs. Frank II. Maynard Of New York.
was married to Mr.. Henry @. CLARK Of
Providence. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Clark Of shamrock. r. ]. The cere-
mony. which took place In the garden.
was performed by the Rev. william H.
Reynolds. pastor of the village church
at Perryville.
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BRIDGE AT NEW LONDON.
Miss Margaret y. Remsep Enter.
tsfns Monday Evening club.

Special Despatch 10 TYR Nnw yorv Hrqmn.
new LONDON. Conn, July 1s.--Miss
Margaret s. Remsen of New York en-
tertained the members OF the Monday
Evening Bridge Club at her summer
home. Resthaven. in Glenvood avenue.
The club Is composed Of Mrs. Charles
A. Sackctt, Miss Virginia Palmer. Miss
Theodore Palmer. Mrs Edward n.
Bindley. Mrs. Otis X. Dimock. Mrs. Al
fred IT, Charpell, Mrs. John Il. Reyburn.
Miss Mary Norric. tho Misses Ann and
Amelia stephens and Mrs. Eugene r..
Kirkland.
Miss Mary Sheffield and Joseph Esri
Sheffield. daughter and son Of Mrs.
Tracy rarnan, Of the Peouot. are visiting
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Blanche Warmer
Milliken OF Boston, Mass, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. MILF
ken OF Nashua. n. H.. to Mr.. Lawrence
=. Hall of Upper Mountain avenue,
Montclair. Mr. Hall was graduated from
Harvard last June.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Beard of
Glen Ridge. ~ j.. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss Mar
ella Beard, to Mr. Robert ID. Miller. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Miller of Mont
clair n. j.
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OsTERHOUT--DAvIsON.

Miss Edna Dawson. daughter of the
Rev DR.. and Mrs. William l.. Dawson
or So Montague street. Brooklyn. was
married last evening in Grace Church.
Frooklyn. TO Mr.. Howard Osterhout by
Bishop Luther b. Wilson of the New
York Diocese of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. assisted by the brides father
Miss Ethel Dawson was her sisters chief
attendant. Her other attendants were
the Misses Jane Griffin, Ines Pando and
Mildred and Elizabeth Mcneil. Mr..
Burgess Osterhout was hts brothers
hest man. The ushers were Me~-
George Brokaw Compton. William East
nan, Harold r. Medina and II. Wallace
Smith.
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NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luchs X. wilmerding
have gone to Manchester. Mass.
Miss Barbara Sands and her brother.
Winthrop Sands. have gone to North
East Harbor, Me-, from Woodbury.. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs William b. Osgood Field
have gone to Lenox, Mass. where they
will remain until late in the autumn
Mrs. John H. McCuuough has corhe
from her country home to pass a. week
at the Ritz Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p Huntington
have gone from Staatsburg. ". Y, TO
their camp on the Upper ST. Regis in
the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Biddle Duke. Mrs Ormond G..
Smith and Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing enter
Hotel yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. who
were guests OF Mrs. William Bayard
Cutting in Oakdale. L. l., started last
Saturday for Holland.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, who is at
her house in Paris. will return to Tux
edo Park. N. Y, the first week in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Lucy Aldrich, who arrived from
Europe last week. will go to Seal Har-
Dor. Me-, to visit her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs John .. Rockefel-
Ter. Jr.
Mr.. Payne Whitney. VINO was operated
on for appendicitis last Thursday IN
Roosevelt Hospital. continues to i'm
prove.
Dinners were given in Delmonico's
roof garden last night by Mrs. Theodore
A. Havemeyer and Mr. August Bel
mont.
Count Laszlo Szechenyi came on frons
Newport yesterday and will be at tne
st Regis few days. Mr.. and Mrs. PAM
Denckla Mills of Philadelphia also are
there before going to heir camp in
Maine.
Mr.. James F. vogel of Tuxedo Park.
N Y. who will marry Miss Jeannette
Field Ross in Clinton, n. r.. on July 80.
Will give his bachelor dinner Saturday
night in the Tuxedo Club. His guests
will be Mr.. A. Andre Lord, who will be
the best man, and Mcssrs Edward Liv-
IL gston Burrill Jr. William Steele
Gray. Jr.; Louis Gordon Pooler and
WHY'S Rossiter Belts. Jr.. Of New York
and Tuxedo Homer Gage. III. Of Wor-
cester, Mass, and Brennoch Hyland or
Utica. n. Y. who will be the ushers.
Miss Edith Starr Miller and Lord
oueenborough will be married this after
room in the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Starr Miller. at 1O4S
Fifth avenue. The Rev. DR. Archibald
r. Mansfield. superintendent OF the Sea-
mans Church Institute of New York.
will perform the ceremony. which Will
not be followed by a general reception.
The guests will be fifteen relatives and
friends.
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PLAN SOLDIERS, WEEK.

Special Despatch 70 THE Nrw YORK iIrR,lp
GREENWICH. Conn. July rs - Mrs.
Coulter -. Huyler has suggested the idea
Of holding soldiers week" here, begin
ming July 20. when more than a dozen
hcncs of prominent residents will well
come disabled veterans OF the world war.
Captains. consisting Of society women.
sill DC appointed for several fistricte.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Lady's bag. brown, beaded. vicinity
of 10th st and Madison av., containing
money, keys and other articles. reward for
return. BROWN. East 10th ST. Phone
Rhinelander 1868.
LOST-SI, 900 temporary certificate No.
TMoIT6s Northwest BELL Telephone Co.
re- bond due 194i. Liberal reward. Com
~ f., 6i9 Longacre Bldg, or
telephone Vanderbilt 1919.
IOST-Saturday, July o. small black suit
case initials T.. ". w. vicinity Grand
Central Terminal: reward Si00 WARBUR-
TON 60 e s6th 81
LOsT-Sheil spectacles. 4od 10 44th. 9Th av.;
reward. buckingham Hotel. 9Th av.
LOST-Snali purse, 3 keys. Reward Apt.
G2, sol W. 1880 ST.
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d ! E d
In Menorfsw.

Barter. Mary @. MciEhsn. John
Conan. Martha y. Van Ripper. Grace =.
ALrfsN.--On July IL. 1921. Anna Willis
Allen. In her Tsth year. at her home, i4i
Monroe st., formerly Of i35 Greene av..
Brooklyn. Funeral services Central Con.
ererationai Church. Tuesday. July 10. $3.50
r NJ. Interment private.
Isaac. aged 70. beloved hus-
band ~ Maud Almstaedt and brother Of
Mrs. Isabella Bendick and Mrs. johanna
Bach. Funefal from hts late residence
iG2 81. Marks place. Tompkinsviile, Staten
Island. Tuesday. n a. VI. burial Mach
pclah Cemetery Funeral cortcgc.
BECHsTEIN. Sunday. July n. Augustus
c.. beloved husband ~ Amelia Dechsteir.
IN his snth year, ~ his residence. Daven-
port Neck. New Rochelle. ". Y Funeral
private.
BOGAET.--On July IL. 1921. after llnger
ing illness, Mary DE ANGELS. widow OF
Richard W, Eogart Funeral. private.
from her late residence. % Hamilton av..
Cemetery a
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MEYER DANENBAUM.

Meyer Danenbaum. a member of the
Arm of Danenbaum Bros, manufactur-
ers of womens wear at 81 West
Twentieth street. died last night at his
home. 80 East Sixtieth street. Mr..
Danenbaum was 66 years old.
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VIVIAN VERNON III.

Phil Baker, comedian. received a tele-
gram yesterday saying his wife. Vivian
Vernon. formerly OF the "Ziegfeid Fol-
Hes" Is dying In Los Angeles. He can
celled his engagement at the Cafe de
Paris and left In the afternoon for Chi
cage. where he said he had arranged for
an airplanc to take him TO Los Angeles.
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Cats. sJogs. &c.

LOST-Bostoa bull terrier, Sunday. between
and 10 +. NJ, at Joe's Restaurant, Fut On
and Pierrepont sts.. Brooklyn brindlo color.
with white spot on chest; answers to ,he
name OF "Peter': liberal reward offered
for return. no questions asked. O. A.
BROWN. 4T0 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
Lafayette 1916.
LOST-Airedaie,' name Teddy. whitestone,
l.. l.. liberal reward. Flushing 252o.
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LOUIS l.. STOCKTON.

Louis l.. Stockton, an architect, for
merry of this city and Riverside, Conn.
died yesterday at Saranac Lake. In the
Adirondacks. where he went last Octo-
Der in search of health. Mr.. Stockton
was born in Georgia.
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MRS. II. II. HARRIS BETTER.

Contrary 20 reports that Mrs. Henry
B. Harris Is seriously III. she Is con-
valescent. DR.. Philip Grausman. her
physician. says she Is steadily improv-
ing and should he at her desk in about
ten dave.
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JAMES II. DAYTON.

James r. Dayton. retired merchant.
former village president of Lynbrook.
l.. l., and member of the Board of
Education of Lynbrook. died there SUM-
day night after an illness lasting sew
eral weeks J
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Jeweiry.

LosT-oN JULY ~. SMALL GOLD WATCH.
MAKER. PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA, ,
INITIALS "v. +. c." IN WHITE ENAMEL.
REWARD. T. 1883 HERALD. FULTON ST.
LOsT-Monday afternoon. flexible diamond
bracelet: sI5 reward " returned TO Mrs.
WALTON OAKLEY. 10 East 5sth ST., New
York city.
LOST-Damond brooch. between 10Th and
18TH SITS, on Broadway. Sunday night; re-
ward MEYER. $50 w. 1osth ST.
$50 REWARD for diamond bar pin. lost
Monday between Altmans, Ritz-Carlfon
and East 5fth 81. CHARLTON CO. 63f
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GEORGE SYKES.

George Sykes. treasurer OF Lord &
Burnham Company. died July II at his
home in Oak Park, III. He was born
sixty-nine years ago in England. but
was for long time resident Of Jersey
CITY.
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MISS FEEDER ENGAGED.
WIZ Become Bride of Major J. r..
McCrindkrA

Special Cable 70 TIVE New YonK HrrsLp.
Copyright. 1871. b. THE NEW YORK HrrArp.
New York Herald Ruresu.
Paris. July rs.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Odetti FEEDER. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Fuller FEEDER OF New York. 10
Major John Ronald McCrindle. The
Feders are now at Cabourg. but will
spend August touring Savoie resorts
The marriage probably will take place
in September.
Miss FEEDER IL a popular member Of
the young set of New York society and
is member OF the Junior League. The
family homeAsis at o73 Fifth avenue.
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Found.

FoUSD--Motor boat No 5s57 was found on
drift. So. George. JOSEPH DESTEPANO.
22i Sackett ST., Brooklyn.
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WASHINGTON.

The President and Mrs. Harding re-
turned yesterday from cruise over
Sunday aboard the Mayflower.
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FUNERAL OF r. n. RIGGS.
Special Cobie 70 THE NEW yoaK IInRAIp
Copyright, 1927, bv THE New YORK HEs.tp
New York Herald Bureau,
y.fx I

Funeral services we're held to-day Mt
the American Church of the Holy Trinity
for Francis Il. Riggs. for many years
personal representative Of Robert w.
Goelct In Faris Tie Rev. Frederick W.
Bcekman. rector IF the church. ofiiciated
The body will be taken TO Washington
for burial
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The Mexican Government has pur-
chased the residence Of Franklin Mac
veagh. at 2S29 Sixteenth street N. w.
for the home of it's Ambassador.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luchis X. wilmerding
have gone to Manchester. Mass.
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DR.. L. S. Rowe, Director General of
the Pan-American Union, entertained at
luncheon yesterday for the newly ap-
pointed Minister of Bolivia. DR.. Adolfo
Ballivian. who recently was received by
the President. The guests included Sec
rotary of State Hughes. Secretary of the
Navy DENLY, Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace and Attorney General Daugh-
erty.
Colonel Marquis di Bernezzo enter
tanned at the Army and Navy Club last
night for Gen. Badoglio. who is a guest
of the United States. Senator vittorio
Rolandi Ricci, Ambassador from Italy,
will give a luncheon to-day for Gen.
Badoglio. who later will accompany Sec
rotary of War Weeks and Secretary OF
the Navy DENLY to the Virginia Capes
to witness the bombing tests. After the
tests Wednesday and Thursday Gen.
Badoglio. with his aid, Col. Sicilani.
will start for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

Miss Barbara Sands and her brother.
Winthrop Sands, have gone to North
East Harbor, Me-, from Woodbury.. l.. J..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Osgood Field
have gone to Lenox, Mass. where they
will remain until late in the autumn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

Mrs. John III. Mccullough has corhe
from her country homo to pass a week
at the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs Robert p. Huntington
have gone from Staatsburg. ". Y, to
their camp on the Upper st. Regis in
the Adirondacks.