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The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Duchess Sings at
Fabbri Home to
Aid Nine. Bologna
Society Audience in Drawing
Room Hears Pupil Of Nine.
Emma Eames.

1ae I5ucneaxe cs Richeiteu. VINO SANG
frequently in war relief work and for
other deserving objects. yesterday after
noon gave a recital in the library Of Mr
and Mrs. Ernesto G.. Fabbri's house al
: East Ninety-fifth street for the benefit
os Signora Clepente Bologna. widow OF
p famous teacher of the voice. The room
IN which the recital was given liz OF
Gothic architecture, deep and lofty
making a splendid room for singer
Tire audieno- numbered about goo.
The Duchesse wore a taupe colored
taffeta made with full and moderately
long skirt, a. frilled cape and small hat
10 match b sr programme was brief and
she was well sustained in II by the &C
compartment OF Mr.. Francis Moore. In
her opening group, that included Long.
Long Ago." by Bailey Passing By" an
20 English song by Purcell Bach's Air
- Monsus." which she sang in French.
;xsE Haydns "Mermaids Song" there
yrs evidence of the teaching she had re-
ceived from Nine. Emma Eames, with
whom she studied recently In Bath. Ne.
II was in such songs that Nine. Eames
excHlled in addition to her operate roles.
The high soprano of the Duchesse was
we'll adapted for such songs. There also
was a group by Russian composers.
hmong them songs by Rachmaninorf,
Borodine and Moussorgslsi. which were
sung in English. Her final group in
cluded Hahn's EN- Fourdine," "Vert, y
by Debussy lie Temps des Lilas." by
Chausson, also songs in English by Cyril
Scott. Cadman and del Riego. Mr.
Francis Moore contributed to the pro-
eramme Chopin waltz and etude.
After the concert tea was served
Among those in the audience were
Mrs John u. Parsons, Mrs Edison Brad
ley. Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Miss June
Wise, Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tying, Mrs.
Harrison Dulles. Mrs. William Henry
Harrison. Mrs. Louis r. Hoyt, Mrs. J..
Theus Munds. Mrs. Preston Satterwf1ite.
Miss Louise Field. Mrs. Flora Macdonald
Wills, Mr.. Alessandro Fabbrt, Mrs. Ar
thur Delano Weekes. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Erskine- Bolst, Mr.. George w. Curtis.
Mrs. G. Whitney Carpenter, Jr. ; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson A. Lewis Mrs. Ernest
Schslling. Mr. Reginald Barker. Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Upshur, Miss Alice Pres.
'on, Mr.. Murray Hoffman, Miss Anna
Fitsiu. Mr.. and Mrs. William May
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. Fal de Saint
Phalle. Mr.. Howard Shelley. Mrs. Hunt
Slater. Mrs Paul w. Bartlett. Nine. Eli
Nadelnan, Col. Arthur Little and Miss
Marguerite Merrington.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Miss Catherine Okie
to Be the Bride of
r. L. Crawford Sd
Mrs. +. A. Schroeder An
nounces the Engagement
of Her Daughter.

Mrs. h. A. Schroeder gave 8 dinner
last night AT her hcnle, 172 East sixty
fourth street, TO announce the engage
uent OF her daughter, Miss Catherine
Ok!e, 10 Mr.. Robert Leighton Craw-
ford Sd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Crawford, Jr.. OF Kew York and
White Plains. Miss Dixie. = grand
daughter of Or. william Thompson
Okie of Philadelphia. was active in war
work and her nance served overseas rs
Captain in the Eighty ninth Division
Field ARTILLERY. He is q graduate OF
Princeton, class or 1917, belongs to sew
cral clubs and Is a member OF the
brokerage firm OF Crawford, Patton &
Cannon.
Among those at the dinner were
Misses Marie r. Lamarche, Virginia De
Haven Marianne @. McI<eever, Vic-
torine kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. John War
burton, Hendrick Vanderbilt Duryea
Dn. and Mrs Curtenius Gillette. Messrs.
james Warren. Hooker Talcort and
Frank Pollock and Mr.. and Mrs. John
q. Fairchild
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
B. J. HAYES, BROOKLYN
POLICE INSPECTOR, DIES
Born and Educated Here and
Rose From Ranks.

Police Inspector Bernard j. Hayes OF
the Twelfth Inspection district. Brook
,yn, died yesterday at his home l49
Bainbridge street, after an Illness OF a
week He was born In the Fourteenth
ward or Brooklyn February 4. 1860. the
son OF Williamsburg contractor. and
attended Public School II, in North
Fifth street. He Joined the Police De-
partment In 1888. and became o lieuten-
ant at the formation of the greater city.
In 1902 he was appointed captain.
After being acting inspector for some
time he was appointed inspector IN
April, 1920.
He was member OF Loyola Council.
Knight OF Columbus Holy Name So
ciety OF the Church Of the Holy Rosary.
the Elks and all the police societies
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Amberg Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Gustaye Aruherg
theatrical producer who died at the st.
Regis Sunday. will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Campbell
Funeral Church, Broadway and Sixty
sixth street, under the auspices of the
German Press Club. The pail bearers
win BE- Lee Shubert. Julius hesser. >,
J. Shubert. Leo Ditrichstein, William
Klein, Il. Il. Simmons. Sigmond Rom
berg, Anselm Goetzel. Victor Ridder.
August Luchow. Anton Wedl and Felix
Meyer. Mr. Ditrichstein will deliver the
euiogy.
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To Be Bride OF Mr.. +. II. Van sIclen.

Mr.. and Mrs John Hay OF Newark,
n. j.. and Rurnson. ~. j.. have an
rounccd the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Hay, to Mr.. Edward
Horsman Van Siclen of this city. Mr..
Van Siclen is q grandson OF Mr.. Edward
T. Horsman and also Of the late George
w. Van Sicen. who was founder OF the
Holland Society His brother, Mr..
George w Van Siclen. married Misc
Mary Irving Francke. a daughter by a
former marriage OF Mrs. Lindsey
Tappin.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Eastman School Gets Norwegian.

ROCHESTER, n. ", May 24.-Announce-
ment that Christian SlndIns. Norwegian =
composer would replace Jean Sibelius
OF Finland on the faculty Of the East
man School OF Music Of the University
OF Rochester. was made to-day BY
All. Klingenoerg. dean OF the school.
Sibelius asked 10 be released because
of i'll health Sinding will take ZIP his
duties on the faculty of the department
Of theory and composition in Septem-
haV
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Services for BROOKLYN hero.

Funeral services will be held In
Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon for First
Lieut.. samuel Jackson Reid OF Battery
4, 306th Field Artillery. A. Il. f.. who
was killed BY German shell ON August
~. 1918 while going to the rescue of a
comrade Lieut.. Reid was a lawyer IN
Brooklyn before the war. having been
connected with the United States At
torneys office in Brooklyn. He lived a.
757 Hancock street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
LOwe--Prnden.

Miss Florence Pruden, daughter .,
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Pruden OF
Ridgewood. n. J., and Mr.. Malcolm
=. Lowe. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
G. Lowe Of Tenafly. n. j., were mar
ried last Saturday in the home OF the
brides parents. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. d G. Riker OF East
Orange, Misses Helen May and Miily
Linder. Mr.. Donald V. Lowe. brother
OF the bridegr pom. was best man. The
ushers were Dr. K G. Pruden, brother
Of the bride; Messrs Daniel c. and
Carleton b. Ittker, James 3. Robbins.
LYNN Il. Aldrich and Vincent Wander
WORT. The couple will live in Tenafly
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Graduate Physicians Dine.

Members OF the Long Island College
Hospital class OF 1921 held their gradu-
alton dinner in the Hotel Bossert last
evening. Dr. Carl II. Laws was toast
master and among the speakers were
prs. John o. Polak. Mortimer Hyans.
James Grieve. Adam Miller, NJ. r. De
I.orne. Luther Warren and w. *.
oliver
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Herman nnlln.

Herman Kuhn, retired clothing man
ufecturer. died yesterday at his home
Sf7 West End avenue. Mr.. Kuhn was
born in Bavaria I'm 1898. He came to
America at the age Of IL and became
teacher In Quaker College, London
Grova. Pa Later he located In Ian
caster county. Pa, where he was q
neighbor and friend OF President ISnes
Buchanan.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
James ROlstOn Ionsdale.

LONDON, May 24--James Rolston
Lonsdaie. riember OF Parliament FOR
mid-Armagh. died yesterday. He was
born ut Armagh on May 81. 1885. md
was educated at the ROYAL School at Ar
magh and Trinity College, Dublin He
wes Hish sheriff for County Armagh in
1907. and was elected 70 Pariia ament IN
January 1918, as a Unionist
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Lambs POSTPONE Gamb0l.

The Lambs public gambol was post
poned yesterday from next Sunday I'M
til the following Sunday. Likewise The
seat auction, which was TO be held at
the Hippodrome yesterday, was deferred
until next Tuesday at the mig play
house. starting at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
| f. D
Nenorian

AMBERG Gustav. May = Funeral sef
vices. Thursday p. NJ. Campbell'. .
Funeral Church. Broadway and 6sth s,
BASCH--On Tuesday, May -. Flora, beloved
wife ~ Sigmund and devoted mother of
Edgar. Julian and Alvin BsSch. daughter
of Ms Sophie Lansbciu. Funeral serv-
ices az her lato residence. 400 tdgecombe
ay., on Thursday, May 20. a. 10 A. 81
i5fT-rfNER. After n ehort ilne5s On May
%. 1921. Edmund, beloved hurband Of LIB.
bic r. Bittiner Funeral, Wednesday o.
convenience OF family. kindly omit fiow.
crs
oRRowE.-Suddeniy oh sunday NAV 2..
ri his residence. Ttp 9Th av.. Major Halett
Alsop Borrowe. u. s. r.. son OF the late
Samuel and Euphenis Campbeli Borrowu.
IN the fsth year OF his age. Funeral SER
vices ~ So. Thonas's Church 18th Az. ard
a3d st.. on Wednesday, May %, A. 10
a. ". ln'erment at convenience ~ family.
BrtATNE. Mr.. Laurence r. Hrnine eldest
son % the late Admiral y. L. Brnine. az
his reeidence. q East ssth. ~ his ssti
year. Funeral servirer Church ~ The n
eRruation. aith aud Nadson az n, 10
A. M. mtermsnt a. Ridgsw ood. y. J..
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
M A r r E d

o'HEu.I.-sr sroNE.-On Monday. May 2s
1921. at The rectory OF 81. Joseph'r Church
by the Pey. Charles y. Fitzgerald With
the blessing OF the Right Rev Mgr. Ed
wards. Margaret Bache Stone. daughter Of
the late william Y. Stone. late Governor
Of Pennsylvaris, to Richard Raymond
O'Ne.l son Of Nrr. James O'Seiii and
brother Of Mrs. Alexander J. Hsrbermann
of Washington Square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Dr. Edgar Dinkeispiel.

Dr. Edgar Dinkelspiei of s0T West
Seventy eighth street died Monday at
lLs residence in his forty-ffth year. He
was born IN San Francisco and was edu-
Gated at the University OF California,
later studying medicine abroad. after
which ho began his practice IN New
York
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Mrs. Marietta VI. Moore.

Mrs. Marietta n. Moore, widow of
Harrison =. Moore. former commodore
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. died Mon
day night OF complication OF diseases
In her apartment In tho GTaInatan Inn.
She was born IN New York seventy
nine years ago
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
$500 for the Actors Fund.
Mr.. Speyer Sends Wife's Beanest
and His Own Contribution.

Mr. James Speyor has sent to the
Actors Fund check of $1,000, being
the bequest OF the late Mrs. Speyer. and
also his own check for $500 toward the
proposed endowment fund which the
board Of trustees Il endcavoring to raise,
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Sprague-Van Zelm.

III the First Presbyterian Church.
New Rochelle. yesterday Miss Florence
van Helm. a daughter Of Mr. end Mrs.
j. Louis van Ieim. was married to
Ensign Robert g. Sprague. L. S. NJ,
who has been stationed on board the
l. 8. $. Pennsylvania at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George Reynolds,
pastor OF the church. Miss Harriet van
zelm was her sisters only attendant
Mr.. Julian King Sprague was best
mar for his brother. The ushers were
Ensisns William c. Powell. l.. lie Baron
Lyons, Jerome and Ralph Samson.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Yacht Movements.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
BEAUFORT, ~ c.. May 24.--Auxiliary
schooner yacht Astra, New York Yacht
club, Mr.. George Bullock and Mr..
Charles K. BeelSman. arrived from New
York bound to Santa Barbara.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Mss Coward Selects Attendants.

Miss Eleanor Fales Coward, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fales Coward.
who will be married 20 Mr. John
Howard Mallon OF Cincinnati in the
Church OF the Epiphany June 10, will
nave two maids of honor. Miss Sophia
Mailon. sister OF the bridegroom and
Miss Eleanor BIZ OF Bronxville. The
other attendants WIN be Mrs. Selden
Rose. Mrs. Lester Van Lear. Misses
Louise Y. Schieffeln. Helen Eogert.
Anglesea Hewlett Margaret Train.
Elizabeth Pea body Of Boston and Alice
de Wolf of Providence. Mr. Howard
Dean Will be best man. The ushers
will be Messrs. Thomas Ridsway
Coward. brother OF the bride: Neil.
Patrick and Horace Mallon, brothers OF
the bridegroom; Edward Bourne. Ash
bel Gulliver. Sherman Baldwin. HaInil-
ton Hadey and Frederick Carter. Mr..
Mallon and his bride will live in Louis
vile, Ky.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
william Stern.

William stern, formerly a partner Of
Sol Friedman 4 Co. cotton converters
or 10 West Third street. died yesterday
at hts home, 70 West Ninetieth street
He retired I'VE yeas ago. s,d ives
member OF the Progress Club. lie leaves
widow and two sons.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
IN Me M O r A NJ

sxNApP. In ioving memory Or 1lii- ~.
knapp. Passed away Mas 70. 1914.
f.fSANE.--In loving remembrance os our
Gear sister. katherine Lenane. who died
May o5. 1919.
vINTZEH.-lu loving memory cf carl ~
Winfx0r. May - 1890
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
f. NGAGED d /.

RRIN-COURTADE.- Mr., ana Mtr ia.
seph ~ Courtade OF GO East gist 81 an
nounce the engagement of t'elr daughter
Maybeile. 70 Mr. Leo n. Lsrkin ~ cram
ar40W
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Lawrence y. Braine.

Lawrence r. Braine, vice-prssident of
the Rail Joint Company, 81 Broadway.
died yesterday OF heart disease IN his
home, p East Thirty-eighth street he
was born IN Brooklyn slxty-four years
ago. tho son OF Admiral y. T.. Braine.
~ s. n
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Invitations were sent out for the we'd
ding on June IL OF Miss Mary S. Bur-
dick. daughter OF Representative and
Mrs. Clark Burdick. to Mr.. William L.
Kenly. Jr, son Of Gen. and Mrs. Will
lam L. Kenly of Washingto
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Stanley Mortimer who has been
at the Muenchinger King. will return
TO New York to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Olmsteat
have arrived at their place. Wildacre.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
LOST AND FOUND.

lOST-Turlkish rug and brass top FOR chat
Ing dish. between l46th ST., 81. Nicholas
o,n eo p song Boston P9s' q Sound ssach
2. o. boz 2s4. Sound Beach. Conn.
LosT-On Central Park bride path Sunday,
roll Of bills. Finder please communicate
with NEWCOdB STABLE, 92i Ith av. re
ward.
LosT-Schuyler Theatre lsdv's black hand
bag: keep money. return bag and keys.
Phone SCHUYLER 6116
IosT-Eyeglasses, shell rims aud gold
handle; reward. !. EHRLIcH 4 SONS.
LosT-Envelope type sheet. Monday. PARK
av.. 55th-6oth 81 reward Piazza a4Sl,
mornings.
JeweIry-
LosT-Between SD st. and Grand Central
station, black patent leather vanity bag
containing two diamond rings. money and
name Of owner; liberal reward. Return TO
II W. SD #.
LOST-Lady's handbag, containing ieweiry,
ST.. Broadway and li8th St, sth sy. Setur-
day evening: $50 reward. Communicate G.
Demetrius. care Of Atlantis. 1l3 w. 3lst 81.
Losr-ouite some time ago. asd Masonic
coin Sage Monroe, COMMANDER, Rochester,
y Y" Phone oLCoTT. Murray Hill .82e.
LOST-Damond Pin. Aexagon shape. With
onyx border. ma rlted "Driecer." Monday
W. 10th 81. Phone Watkins 1924
LOsT-pamond and ONYX bar pin. h2d ana
I'D st., on 5th av.: raward DAVID
Heller. ~ Worth st.
LosT-Gold heart with 10 srnalI diamonds
May %. Return TO LARSEN, 81 Z. oSth
liberal reward.
$500 reward return OF bag. containing two
platinum diamond lavaillerts. rings and
bar pin, loat In subway. between 103d 81.
May MAJ 10 THoMAs e. ;O.s McMANus, SN 100 viii vii
iem. 5000 Beekman.
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-scarf black thread lace. sunday
noon. May 22 east side 5tll aN.. be'wson
a3d and iDth SITS. sentiment attached. re
ward. Ant. Joe. fs2 West 5sth st. Phone
Circle 4DI2
LOST-RUsSIAN SABLE NECKPIECE IN
brown and white taxi. on sunday. i2 A. NJ,
Broadway. between iTcd, io5th sts; $50 re
ward questions asked. Wadsworth--
4024, apt. 81. Jacob Newman.
LOST-Sable neckpiece. ono skin. Sunday
between shuberts Theatre, subway. goth.
Madison. 62d st.. suitable reward Ess.
62d 81 Teephone $3.50 Plaza.
LosT-sable neckpiece of two skins. in Cen
tral Park. Sunday afternoon. Finder return
same 20 Mrs. j. PRICE, Hotel Astor. and
receive reward.
LosT-Fur neckpiece. two sklus. at Capitol
Theatre. With name Peggy Stout attached !;
reward. Phone Circle $50.
LoST--Two skin sable neciSpiece. Sunday
uignt. Twentieth Century taxi. between
lioth. 1ssth SITS. MISS BARKER. BRYANT i26i.
LOST-Two piece sable scarf IN taxicab be
tween Broadway and Bronx Saturday last .
reward. Phone Pollock. Cortlandt 57sl.
Cats. Dogs, Sc.
LOST-French bulldog. old female. named
Frenchy. Monday afternoon from home
heart broken widows only friend and keep
sake OF lusband: worry liseral reward. Mrs.
Zeal. 4o7 W. iOth *. i5no-Longacro.
LOST Scotch terrier dog. brlndle gray. very
dark: answers 10 name Of Tatters. Liberal
reward II returned 10 Hotel Woodstock, 43d
st., nenr Froadwny.
IOST-Sman white poodle. yellow spot on
car, AZ about o'clock Tuesday. N Cent raj
Park near LAKE. Al w. loist 81, liberal re-
e.ard Pfyersidr 1888.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

NEED HELP Get the kind you want the
most by using lIersld Help Wanted Aas
--Adc.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs David Rumsey OF Washington
Square North VIII sail on the Msure-
tanla on June . to occupy her house
In France for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Thomas J. Emery will arrive a
her place. Meriemount. on Friday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mr.. Percy r. Pyne I'd mas opened
his house al Roslyn. l.. l.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Nj. and Mrs. {. Whitney Carpenter
Jr., Will go to Newport tomorrow 4
ocen Cliff Lawn
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Miss Helen o. Brice has arrived fror
New York at the Bancroft cottage.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. William Floyd-Jones after pass
ing several weeks in Asheviile, n. c.. hos
returned 10 New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Newport.

Miss Virginia Scott Hoyt has arrived
at her cottage.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mr. and Mrs Dunlevy AlilhanA will
&c to Port Chester, \. Y. on Friday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Barbara Hatch is with her
mother. Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. at
10 Rue Leroux, Paris
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Washington.

The Spa nish Ambassador and Sonora
de Riano gave dinner last night
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke has closed
her home in Massachusetts avenue To
visit friends before opening her cottage
at East Gloucester, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Secretary of War and Mrs Weeks
were chief guests at a dinner given last
evening by DR.. and Mrs. Loren Il. T.
Johnson.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

REfD.-on August -. 1915 r. France, First
Lieut.. Samuel Jackson Reid. Jr.. S0eth y
-, beloved son OF Elizabeth ~. and the
late Samuel j. Reid of 80 Hancock St
Brooklyn. Funeral services VIII be held
IN Grace Preabyterlan Church. stuyysssrf
day afternoon. May 20. az 40 O'Clock.
1utermcnt Immediately thereafter In Cyp.
resa Hills Cemetery. Automobile cortegs
RuEINSTROM.--On May %. IN his 61th yesf
Alfred dear brother OF Tdv ard. fsaec
Albert l.. and Jeanne Rhsinsffom. ia-
terment private.
STERN ON May -, 1921. william. beloved
husband or Carrie fFriednsnl Stern.
father of Laurence W and Harold A..
brother Of Clara Rosensteln. Henrietta
Rice and Fannie Friedenherg. Funeral
from his late residence, 40 West Goth 81.
Thursday morning. ego
VAN zANDr On May -. the Hotel No
hawk. brooklyn after q lingering Illness.
Lillian A.. wife OF Frederick g. Van Lsndt
nnd daughter Of the late Agnes w. Ellis.
Funeral services at the residence OF hpr
place. Brooklyn, wednesday. May =, a.
5P NJ
NHEELER.-At Chappaqua, New York. Msy
-. 1921. Mary J. Wheeler. IN her seth
year. Funeral services from the residence
~ her sister Martha Macy, chnpps-
qua. New York. on Thursday May ~.
sp. VI
! WHEELER Ma q, Thors. Funeral
Chapel Stephen Merritt Burial End Crerr R T.
Thursday morning. a. 10 o'clock
woI.FT.-Mount Neboh Lodge members az
hereby summoned 10 attend the Masonic
funeral services ~ our Brother. Abraham
Wolff wednesday AZ 1890 \. ~. N NJ.
late residence. 1870 Lexington -.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Vice-President Coolidge and Speaker
Gillett. both from Massachusetts, with
Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Gillett. were
chief guests last night OF the University
Club, which had a Bay State evening" :"
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock OF Wash
ington. d. c.. who will visit Mrs. Fred
erick F. Thompson in Canandaigua, n.
r.. the first week in June. will go from
there to Venezuela to pass the summer
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Giuseppe Catalani.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-30
Police on Burglar Hunt
Shoot l, Beat 2 More
Desperate Battle With Guns and
Nightsticks Takes Place in
BROOKLYN Residence !.

Detectives attached to the Parkville
police station. Brooklyn, arrested three
men late last night in the home of
Sclig Cass, wealthy furrier, Of 1855
Fifty-frst Street, Brooklyn, after
desperate fight in a pitch-dark room
on the second floor
The three men, it is charged. entered
the house while members of the Cass
family were away. 1t is said they en-
tered by cutting screen on a cellar
window.
Neighbors saw a light moving about
in the house and called the Parkville
police sta ton. Four detectives were
sent to the home.
AS Detective Murphy, who was sta
toned in the front of the house, made
an attempt to open the front door the
three men jumped out on him. Murphy
drew his revolver and fired, wounding
Alexander Schmitzer, twenty years old.
of COL Eleventh Street.
The other men, carrying Schmitzer
between them, fed to an unlghted room
on the second floor of the house. The
four detectives followed them, and after
hard fight dubbed them into sub
mission and arrested them on a charge
of burglary.
Schmitzer was removed to the Conev
Island Hospital, where his condition
was said to be serious. His two COM
panions we're locked up in the Parkville
station.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-30
White House Call Gets
Chick Evans a Match
Golf Champion Finds Presi-
dents ''Open-Door" Policy
Also Leads to Links

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 29.-That the
White House "open door" policy is
creating favorable impression
throughout the country was the opin-
ion voiced by Chick Evans, amateur
golf champion, at the White House to-
day.
Mr.. Evans was IN Washington prior
to sailing for England, where he is to
take part in the British golf conte sts
He had never met President Harding.
but was aware of the Presidents keen
interest in golf. Furthermore, in re-
cent journeys about the country where
he appeared in tournaments, Mr.. Evans
heard on all sides of the cordial man
ner in which Americans, high and low,
are welcomed at the White House. To-
day he determined to see for him self,
and when he presented himself at the
Executive Offices an appointment was
made.
The President no sooner became ac-
quainted with the golf expert than he
suggested game. This afternoon the
President, paired with Evans, engaged
in fcursome with Senator Edge and
Under Secretary of State Fletcher on
the Chevy Chase links. In his eager
ness to contest few holes with Evans.
the President received the newspaper
men earlier than usual