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The New York herald., 1921-07-27
"RAG FAIR" FOR SARATOGA.
To he Held for Charity at Cottage
of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Olcott.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HpRALp.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. July 26.--
A rag fair" will be held for the bene-
Mt of the Skidmore endowment fund on
August 16 at Inniscarra. the place OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey olcott. Mem.
bers of the summer colony and natives
OF Saratoga Springs are on the com.
mittees.
Arrivals at the United States include
Messrs. Edmund Coffin. A. It. Sherman
and Benjamin Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
T. Northacker. Mr.. J. r. Callahan. Mrs
wilfred viau of New York, Mrs. Charles
Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Thimble de
Roode. Mrs. s. f. Osborn Of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. John Macdonald. Miss Har-
riet L. Macdonald, Pawtucket; Misses
Madeline A.. Helen S. and Carrie A.
Weber Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. II. b
Gay, Albany.
Grand Union--Messrs. A. +. Mac
Arthur and A. Lester Meyer. Dr. II.
A. sairl Mrs. l.. A. Durgan of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Moore. Ware,
Mass.
The worden--Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Had
sell. Binghamton Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harris, Mr.. John NJ. Harris. Miss Fran
ces l., Bell Cleveland: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Cobb. Wheeling. w. Va; Mr..
John E. Fitzgerald, Brooklyn Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Walker. M. II. Riddell, Bos-
ton.
Saratoga 1nn--Mr. A. ". Stafford
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Michael Dreicer,
Developer of 5th
Ave., Dies at So
He Was a Leading Expert Of
Precious Stones and a
Judge of Art.

Michael Dreicer. one of the foremost
jewellers of this country and one of the
largest individual investors and devel-
opers OF property in Fifth avenue, died
yesterday in his summer home. Deep
dale. the former estate of William X.
Vanderbilt, Jr.. at Great Neck, l.. /. He
was SO years old.
Mr.. Dreicer ranked as one of the lead
Ing experts of precious stones, and was
regarded as a rare judge OF art His
private collection of old masters and art
works was one Of the finest in Amer
lea. One of his most famous acquisi-
tions was in 1917, when he purchased
for S150.000 Van der Weyden's Christ
Appearing to Mary" which formerly
was the property of Queen Isabella of
Spain at the time she was befriending
Columbus. Mr.. Dreicer also was a con-
noisseur in jade and Chinese porcelains.
AS president of the Dreicer Realty
Company, Mr.. Dreicer became known as
one of the principal investors in Fifth
avenue property. and also as one OF the
first investors to realize the value of
Fifty-seventh street as a business thor
oughfare. He built the first modern
business buildings there, at 10 and IL
West Fifty-seventh street. and later the
building at 10. He was owner and builder
OIL tHe pldCeS occupied Dy HeNlllOn
F'reres and Hoffstadter & Co. He owned
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church site and
property now occupied by Ovington's.
He purchased Delmonico's five years
ago from the heirs of the Havemeyer
estate. and a short time ago he bought
5S5 Fifth avenue, next door to Del
monico's.
Besides being president Of Dreicer &
Co., jewellers. of $50 Fifth avenue, he
was president of the Standard Paint
Company and the American branch of
the Houbigant Company. lie was d.
rector Of the Hartman National Bank
and Park & T!lford. He was a member
of the Uptown. Lotos. Criterion and
Republican clubs. His estate at Deep
dale was given to him three years ago
by his mother. who bought it from Mr..
Vanderbilt.
He leaves wife, who was Miss Maisie
Shainwald two sons. James Huntington
Dreicer and Donald Michael Dreicer
his mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Dreicer, and three sisters. Mrs.
Fanny Davidson. Mrs. Mamie Lasar and
Mrs. Regina Sternbach.
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VAN ZANDT WOODHULL,
SOLDIER-AUTHOR, DIES
Made BreUet Brigadier.Gen-
eral in Civil War.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
WATKINS, N. Y. July 26.--Brig. Gen.
Maxwell Van Zandt Woodruff, soldier.
author and financier. died here to-day
In his seventy-eighth year. Gen. Wood
hull was a son of Commander Maxwell
Woodruff. u. S. N, and was born in
Washington. He enlisted in 1862 and
was raIsdly promoted. being mustered
out in 1855 with the brevet rank of
Brigadier-General.
He served as assistant secretary of
the American Legation in London in
1S71-72. and chief of the Consular Bu-
reau in Washington in 1881. He was
director of the Utah Consolidated Min
ing Company. the Old Dominion Copper
Company and the Lanston Monotype
Company. and trustee of George
Washington University. the Louise Home
and the Children's Hospital in Washing
ton. In 1914 he published "A Glimpse of
Sherman Fifty Years Ago" and in 1915
West Point in the Next Wharf.-The Only
Way to Maintain an Army" He was
unmarried and lived at 203S G street.
Washington.
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Miss Benjamin
Surprises Parents
by Engagement
Announces i'm Their Name She
Will Become Bride of Mr..
Donald d. Upham.

The following announcement was re-
ceived in the advertising Office of THE
NEW YORK HERALD last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Romeyn Ben
jainin of 154 West Eighty-eighth sire It
have announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Ottawa de Saint Seigne
Benjamin. to Mr.. Donald Dana Upham
of $50 West Seventysixth street"
The announcement was signed by Miss
o. Benjamin. Stern Hospital, West End
avenue.
When seen at his home last night Mr.
Benjamin said he had not authorized
such an announcement, "and," he added.
II am quite certain that Mrs. Benjamin,
who has been absent from the city for
two weeks. has not. L do not wish 1t to
be understood that l am opposed to my
daughters engagement to Mr. Upham.
She Is perfectly capable of arranging
such affairs for herself. but I am puz-
zled that she should have inserted such
an advertised announcement without my
having any knowledge Of it and with
out having consulted me about it."
Miss Benjamin. who is taking a course
at 365 West End avenue. could not be
reached there last night. She Is a mem
ber of a well known family of this city.
being a niece of Messrs. William Evarts
Benjamin. Park Benjamin and Of George
Hillard Benjamin and a cousin of Mrs.
Enrico Caruso Mrs Frederick Worth
Goddard and Mrs Preston Gibson Miss
Clelia Benjamin and Mr.. Park Benjamin
are her younger sister and brother.
Mr.. Upham Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richcard Dana Upham of $50 West Sew
enty-sixth street. He is in Baltimore.
Md, where he Is connected with the
United States Asphalt Refining Company
OF that city. He served in the army
lring the war. Miss Rosamond Upham
Is his older sister.
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NIGHT FISHING AT ASBURY.
Report That Striped Bass Are
Running Brings Rodsmen Out.

Running Brings HOdsmen Out.
Special Despatch to THE New YoHK HERALD.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., July 26.-Visft-
ing rodsmen here are out In large num-
ber on the beaches tonight because OF
reports that striped bass are running.
A fourteen pound prize exhibited by Mr..
Clark w. Clayton to-day was the signal
for a rush to favorite fishing spots. Mr..
Van Campen Heilner of Spring Lake,
who is visiting members OF the Asbury
Park Fishing Club, reported the seasons
first catch Of tuna some miles Off shore.
Arrivals at the Wellington include
Miss Lottie Rourke, Miss Anna Kourke.
Mrs. Frederic F. Monti. Miss Helen An
drews. Mrs. T. A. DAILY, Miss Anna
Reilly, Miss Marion LASER Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur /. Cox and Miss Marion
Farrand of New York. Miss Irene White
Of New Haven. Miss Adele Veit of
Dover. Miss NJ. J. Hannen and Miss
NJ. L. Smith Of Nutley
At the MacReynolds are Mrs and
Mrs. T. D. Brennan. Mr.. William Bren-
nan. T. d. Brennan. Jr. Miss Sally
Brennan. Mrs. Beatrice Nichols, Miss
Marion Coakley, Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.
Fitzgerald. Mrs. George Costigan, Mr..
Tracy Costigan and Mrs Katherine
Wilcke OF New York, Miss Agnes r.
Fullerton, Miss Mabel Booth and Miss
Evelyn Danley of Marcus Hook, N. J.
knickerbocker-Mr. and Mrs. George
Decker, Miss Florence McDaniels, Mr..
Philip e. Johnson and Miss Katherine
Morris of Hillsdale. N. j., Mr. and Mrs.
70. NJ Underhill. Miss Adelaide Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Armitage and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Pearson of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Birch, the Messrs.
John M. L., A. e.. Jr., and Samuel
Birch I'd of Utica, ". Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howell Cummings and
Mrs. Bessie Bremen, will be there on
Thursday. Mr.. Stephen b. Elkins and
party from Philadelphia also have
made reservations for the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. William II. Trabue and Miss
Trabue OF New York are at the Mon
mouth. Others there are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. Downing Of Newark, Mr.. G.
Willis Peters. Mrs. George H. Souther,
Jr., and Miss Alice NJ. Souther of New
York. and Miss Elaine Schaefer of
Brooklyn.
Miss Madeleine Kerncy has been Wis
iting Mrs. Thomas Heating at the Essex
and Sussex. Mrs. s. L. Van Cleve OF
New York has arrived for a visit with
Mrs. A. NJ. Bedell and Miss Helen b.
Crawford is there with Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins for a brief stay. Others are
riving at that hotel are Mr.. S. F. Groves
and family of Riverton, N. j.. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Smith and George Walbaum
Of New York. Mrs. Z. T. Kennedy and
Miss I. Kennedy of Stamford, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
PLAY FOR NEW LONDON.
Two Girls of the Resort to Have
Roles-Yacht Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York Hrxar.p.
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, July ga play.
The Third Knock" will be presented al
Ocean Beach on Friday evening for the
benefit Of the Connecticut College FOR
Women endowment fund. Two promi-
nent parts in the cast have been assigned
to New London girls-Misses Patricia
Brown and Anna Flaherty.
Among the pleasure craft anchored in
this harbor are William III. Todd's
yacht. the Saelme, from New York
George X. Branson's the Alisbe. Clayton
Q. Dfxon's the Osana, from Philadelphia
q. Albert Sackss the Roamer from,
Providence; the velthra. owned by S,
Parker Bremen of Manchester, Mass.
the Florence J. H., OF Harold Lee
Judd. New Britain. Conn, and the
Southwark. owned by Harvey M. Dob
bins of Newark. N. j.
An exhibition of articles made by dis
abled one time service men will be held
Saturday at Rockbourne. the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon c. Brown
Of New York. The articles on exhibit
will be those made In the workshops of
the Dug Out In New York.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Throckmorton, New
Rochelle: Mr. and Mrs. A. p Jaeger.
Mrs. J. II. Brainard, Jersey City: Mr..
and Mrs. III. r. Barr, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Linn, Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Strauss. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Smith. Providence: Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4.
Woodford. Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Larkin.
Miss Isabelle c. Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. A.
w. Sherman. Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles u. Face. East Orange. N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Clearn, Plainfield.
N. j.: Mrs. James Hoffman. Montclair,
N. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Stewart.
Greenwich. Conn. A. M. Gansen, Peters
ham. Mass, and Capt. and Mrs. T.. C.
Witherspoon. Y. s. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rollins arrived
by automobile at the Grisworld from
Pelham Manor this morning. Others
there are Mrs. william NJ. Todd. Miss
Todd and Miss Mildred Jones OF Brook
lyn. who arrived aboard the Todd yacht
Saelmo Mr.. Frank J. Jones, Cincinnati /:
Mr.. A. ii. Gould. Boston: Miss Louise
Porcher, Charleston, s. c.: Mr.. W. p.
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Norton.
New York: Col. and Mrs. S. l.. II. Slo-
cum, Washington. ID. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
K. p. Miller. Miss Claire Whittager.
Woonsocket, r. l.. Mrs. George A. Dodd.
Mrs. A. l.. Andrews and Mrs. Franklin
A. Taylor, Providence, r. l.
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PALAIS ROYAL GARDEN FETE.
Stars to Appear at Opening of New
Japanese Garden.

The new Japanese Garden at the
Palais Royal will celebrate it's opening
tomorrow night with a charity lawn
fete. The interior has been transformed
into garden, with brick walls and
dwarf hedges dining loges of panelled
lattice work, winding cascade and new
lighting effects suggestive of moon
light. A new refrigerating and ventilat-
ing system has been installed.
Ed Wynn. master of ceremonies for
the lawn fete, will introduce such Broad
way figures as George White Miss Ann
Pennington. Miss Fay Marbe, the Misses
Constance and Irene Farber, George
Mckay, Misses Gretchen Eastman.
Florence Moore. Margaret Severn and
Blanche Ring. Richard Carle, Savoy and
Brennan, Lynne Overman and many
others. Paul Whiteman's orchestra re-
turns from a tour for a summer engage
ment there.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Barney Gallant, manager OF the Greenwich
Village Theatre and one OF the Bohemians.
eril months in London apd on the Continent
bringing with him several new scenic effects
70 be used In the Greenwich Village Fol-
lies, 1921" and also manuscripts and music
for three musical plays.
Jay Fassett, son of one time Representa-
tive Jacob Sloat Fassett of Elmira, has
given up the publishing business In which
he las been active mere for the last seven
years and Joined the cast of "Sonya,' which
Marc Klaw. Inc. will present at the Forty
eighth Street Theatre on August Is. He was
prominent In theatrical activities while at
Cornell.
Harry Rose. who recently left the cast
Of George Whites Scandals" is now an
pearing as master OF ceremonies at the
Cafe de Paris and the Little Club, repadcing
Phil Baker. who was called 10 the bedside
Of Mrs. Baker in Los Angeles.
John Golden announces the 350th consecu-
tive performance of Frank Craven in .'The
First Year at the Little Theatre for next
Saturday night.
Miss Virginia Wilson OF ''Ths whirl of
New York. at the Winter Garden, was Sc
lected by George w. Colby, artist, 70 typify
the winter Garden In a series OF mural
lasco Theatre In Washington.
Robert Milton has been engaged 20 COM
plcte the staging of The Night Can" The
new comedy. by Guy Bolton and Max Marcin.
Following her custom. Miss Vivian Martin.
hppthIihb just NJ the Hnubert
Theatre. will take twenty children OF the
lower West Side to Coney Island Tomorrow.
Ned wayburn engaged yesterday for
Town Gossip" his first musical produc-
ton. n female Jazz band. which he cali.
the ''seven syncopating Sirens"
Raymond Hitchcock has recovered from n,
infection OF the foot. Despite a swollen lee
the comedian has continued 10 appear In The
"ziegfed Follies" at tho Globe Theatre.
The Four Harmony Kings known 10 Pail
n rpr
cast OF Shuttle Along" making their first
appearance tonight at the slxty-thIrd Street
Music Hail.
Nine Maggie Murphy arrived from Europe
yesterday TO appear this summer at steepie-
chase Park.
Miss Carroll McComas. star OF Miss I.,iu
Bett.' will open the programme OF the Near
East Relief benefit performance at the Rose.
mary Theatre. Huntington. l.. T., on August
~ and II, reciting new Cosn,o Hamiiton
prologue specially written for this occasIon'
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. F. HoPKINsoN SMITH.

Mrs. Josephine Van Deventer Smith,
widow of f. Hopkinson Smith. who was
best known as a novelist, although he
was also an artist and an engineer. died
last evening I'm her summer home In
Southampton. l.. /. she had been III
about a month. With her was her
daughter. Mrs. Heron c. Goodhart, wife
of British diplomatic secretary. Mr.
Smith died In 1915.
Mrs. Smith was the daughter Of Will
lam Van Deventer OF Astoria. She en-
gagged actively in society for many
years, although she was not at the time
of her death a member OF any clubs. She
also leaves a son, +. Berkeley Smith, q
writer.
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IN THE BERKsHIRES.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Herman Van Roi-
1en Guests of Mrs. RObt. winthrop.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Herman Van R0i-
Jen Guests of Mrs. Robt. winthrop.
Special Despatch to THE Nsw York HERALD.
LENox, Mass. July 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. Herman Van Roijen and two sons, r.
ID. and j. Herman Van Rotten. Jr., of
Rome, Italy, are stopping with her
mother. Mrs. Robert Winthrop, at Ethel
wynd, In Lenox. for month. This is
their first visit to this country in four
teen years. Mr.. Van Rotten is in the
Dutch diplomatic service. He registered
at the Lenox Golf Club with his sons.
Mrs. Winthrop also has as guests her
son, Mr.. Frederic Winthrop, and Miss
Dorothy Winthrop of Boston.
Mrs. Herbert Parsons and sons, Mas
ters Herbert, Jr.. and McIlvaine Par
sons, are on an automobile tour through
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall r. Kernochan
Of Tuxedo Park are guests of his mother.
Mrs. William Pollock. at Holmsdale. in
Pittsfleld.
Mr. William B. Jenkins and Miss Jen-
kins of Larchmont are at the Aspinwall
Hotel Mr.. and Mrs Owen Moore Of
New York also are there on their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baty Blake en-
tertained dinner party at Pine Needles.
Mr.. Alexander M. White and Miss
Elinor White of Oyster Bay N. Y, are
at the Greylock Hotel in WilliamstowI.
Miss Hannah l.. Scoll of Philadelphia is
entertaining Miss F. ]. Kirkland IF
Washington there.
Mrs. Grant Walker Of Boston has
leased apartments at the Tornquist Inn
at Lenox and is there with the Misses
Eliot of Beacon street, Boston.
Mrs. John Z. Parsons gave a luncheon
at Interlaken for Mrs. De Lancey A.
Kane of New York.
Arrivals at the Maplewood Hotel in
Pttsfield include Baron and Baroness
Sergus A. Korff of Washington, d. G.
The Baron. who is a former Vice-Gov-
ernor of Finland. addressed the Wednes-
day Morning Club at Pittsfield on Con
temporary Finland and Some Phases of
the Russian Revolution"
Mr.. Stewart Denning of New York is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Strong at the Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rathbone Dyer
and three sons of New York are at the
Curtis Hotel.
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ENGAGED.

HoLD-HANDLEY.-M Richard Handlsy
OF 1l6 East sd st. and Hauppauge, l.. l.,
announces the engagement Of her daush-
ter. Hildegarde. to Lucien A. Hold of this
city.
PHAM-BENJAMIN.--M and Mrs. Walter
Romeyn Benjamin. 154 West ssth ST.. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Ottawa de Saint Seigne, to Mr., Don
aid Baxter Upham. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dana Upham, 260 West 18th ST.,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
HARRY WILBUR BALDWIN.

Harry Wilbur Baldwin. chief clerk OF
the Fifth District Municipal Court, died
suddenly Monday In his home. SO West
Eighty-seventh street, In his ffty-fourth
year. He was born In this city, son Of
the late Jesse II. Baldwin, a Murray
street merchant For thirty years he
was active in Republican politics In
the Ninth Assembly District. From
1895 to 1908 he served as assistant TO
the Commissioner of Jurors. and In jan
uary 1, 1908, became chief clerk Of the
Fifth District Municipal Court lie
leaves q wife ana tvo sons.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
THREE NEW FILM PLAYS.

William Fox announces that he will
present three feature photoplays in three
Broadway theatres Immediately. The
first play. "Thunderclap." racing melo-
drama, will be presented at the Central
Theatre next Saturday. The second
play. called Shame" will be presented
at the Lyric Theatre next Sunday after
noon. Next Wednesday afternoon at the
Park Theatre, Mr.. Fox will present "A
Virgin Paradise" a story OF the jungle
and civilized hypocracy.
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Buffalo; Mr.. +. 3. Hughes and family.
Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rohen,
Hartford, Conn.
Adelphi-Mr. and Mrs. Charles #.
May. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickerson
Yonkers
American-Mrs. A. r. Thomas, Miss
A. C. Thomas. Philadelphia; Dorothy
Ann Wheeler. Wstertown.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire Of Manchester
bythe-Sea has taken an apartment at
the United States.
Prof. William w. Welch Of Johns
Hopkins University is visiting DR.. A.
Sherman Downs.
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FIELD CLUB ACTIVITIES.
First of a Series of Junior Sub
scription Dances Held There.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HnsALp.
GREENWICH, Conn.,. July 26.-Many
social events are being held at the Field
Club this week. The first of series OF
Junior subscription dances was given at
the club tonight. Mrs. Hugh w. Jack
son entertained a party Of friends there
for dinner and Mrs. Calvin Truesdale
will give a luncheon on Thursday. On
Friday evening Miss Joan Michler will be
the hostess for a large dance and Satur-
day night there will be a supper and
lance for the club members.
The junior tennis tournament is TAX
ing place this week on the club courts.
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

toi next week IN Where Lights Arc Low -
written by Lloyd osbourne. stepson OF Rob
ert Louis stevenson. and directed by Colin
Campbell.
Miss Gloria Swanson In Elinor Gyms ''The
Great Moment" will he held over for sec
ond week at the Rivolo. commencing next
Sunday.
Roscoe tFatty) Arbuckle in Crazy 10
Marry" Paramount picture directed BY
Frank Cruze. from an original story by
Frank Condor. will be the principal screen
number at the Rialto next week
Thomas ". Ince's production Mother o.
Mine viii be the feature NJ the rtrand.
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TO BE BRIDE OF MIR. c. X. PAGE.
Miss Elizabeth Parsons Engaged
to Son of Mrs. II. X. Page.


Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. July 26.-An-
nouncement has been made by Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Bolton Parsons of this city of
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Parsons. to Mr.. Courtenay
kelso Page of New York. Miss Parsons
is well known in Atlantic City and
Ventnor.
Mr.. Page is the son of Mrs. II. X.
Page and grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sinclair Kelso His great
grandmother, Mrs. John Philip Fisher.
lived for many years in a house she
owned at the corner of Pine street and
Broadway. He was graduated from
Trinity College. Hartford, In 1917, and
is a member of the u. X. r. Club, Sons
of the Revolution and American Legion.
He is connected with the American For
eign Banking Corporation of New York.
which he represents at Cristobal. Canal
Zone.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
MACY CLUB OUTING.

Under the auspices of the Macy Mems
Club 5000 employees of r. II. Macy &
Co. will have their annual outing at
Starlight Amusement Park. in The
Bronx. next saturday. The day will n,
crowded with many events. including
field sports and a baseball game.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
RUSSIAN SYMPHONY CONCERT

The Russian Symphony Orchestra.
which is giving concerts this week at
Starlight Amusement Park, In The
Bronx. will present Wagner pro-
gramme tomorrow evening. Piastro
Boriscoff. violinist will be the soloist.
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soJoURNERs AT SPRING LAKE.
Mr. william du Pont Arrives for
Horse show at Long Branch.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALp.
SPRING LAKE, N. j., July 26.-Society
folk who will exhibit at the Monmouth
horse show at Long Branch this week
are arriving at the Essex and Sussex
Hotel. Mr.. William du Pont of Will
mington arrived to-day and Mr.. Richard
Delafield of New York and a. party OF
friends are due tomorrow. Mr.. Will
lam II. Wanamaker. accompanied ~
The New York herald., 1921-07-27

Mrs. Edwin T. Earle. widow of Edwin
T. Earle. who was owner of the Los
Angeles Erpress, and Col. William i.
Fowler of Washington will be married
at noon to-day at the home of the bride
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Earle passed sew
eral months in Washington this season
at the Shoreham Col. Fowler is a
banker and is prominent figure in
Washington society. After a trip to
Hawaii and Japan he and his bride will
be at home in Washington after Octo-
Der /.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27

Philadelphia. died Monday evening in
the Lenox Hin Hospital His wife. who
was Miss Ida ]. Weber. and his son.
l.. Harrison Dulles. Jr. were with him.
Mr.. Dulles maintained residence In the
Hotel Plaza here for several years.
He was a member of the Rabbit.
Philadelphia County, Acorn and other
clubs In Philadelphia
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TO STUDY HOSPITALS HERE.

PARIS. July 26.--Dr. Edmund L.
Gros. head of the American Hospital in
Neuilly. has sailed for the United
States on board the steamer France.
He will study the most modern hospitals
in the United States with the view of
adding extensions to the Neuilly insti-
tuition.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Frederick w. Drury and Miss
Frances S. Drury of SIS West Forty-sev-
enth street are passing the summer at
HIghgate Springs. VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Pearson of New
Haven. Conn.,. are at the Belmont.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27

Karl Trlmborn held the position OF
President OF the Rhineland. to which he
was appointed by the Berlin Govern
ment in 1919. In the midst OF Ger
many's political crisis I'm 1920 he ac-
cepted the task of forming new Cab
met. but failed after he had offered the
Chanceilorship to DIR. Fehrenbach and
wilhelm Mayer.