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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05
LEGALS

uon and uotcs such session wa duly
convened end hold BY this NoHtt At the
time desiguatc1 iu said notice. aud
WHEREAS at such session This u1ard
ala nenr ard suusller aN cunp.siuts and
objections TO the making ~ such Improve.
thereof ana iii thereafter review. rec
wise and correct said written statement.
aud did approve and confirm said state.
mcut ts so revised sui rorrrtfcI. and.
WHEREAS. an legal tvuuifeusuHs hat 80
been fully compiled with to authorize the
ahutttnE property. tho property h,trrit o.
ant other property liable tu asHrsatnput
suG the owners thereof in said District
sud
ass.ssed upon tho basis NJ benefits aud
none uf tpit Hasrss'nents eNCntiE The ben.
rtita to- the property against which IL la
sssssscd, snd said aSarts.rnis ar" AZ.
puttunrd. spread and asHons"d AGAINST the
ufupyrtv asarauah'C Iu proportion Iu tht
benefits afforded Co said pr perry by me
iupfo, ,rWtuts uu account ~ rhi.h HHil
NOV TtftRIFpNi9 NJ tr ORDAINED
NV TUF hoard or oNNfSglONEus
OF THE CITY or TULSA OKLA.
HONA
SECTION :. tina, tnore fh,Il BE- and
hereby Is appoftl.n'd to, charged. levied
and assessed aEairlt the several lots and
tracts ot land table to RsssRsuuu' ant 'ho
NENT DISTRICT ND. alo. with tho uu.
pfovcurn's thereon and Hprur'enanrrs
tnereunto belongings. ss special "a 10
uay Tfbbets q Pleasant Tor fnn ,1usr4.
by contract with the Cliy OF TULSA. Dh.
lshomn tho amounts respectively uH fol-
oVEHiooK rARE ApurrIuN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-05

fishing Company ruh.lsh"-1
ORprNANCE $50. 1891.
assess ,Ho Galt ~ i.rroyIur q p6r
ton ~ ADMIRAL BOULEVARD In
,ludcd ,wilh.q STREET IMPROVE
Hhuttlug property, the property bene-
fitted. and other property liable 20
sGg0' .gs sTRFEr sRf re r&TR6vEME%r m9 RSfs%i
DISTRICT and declaring an emer-
WHEREAs IN pursuance of the provi.
slons o. the Chartcr Of The ctty of 'rulss,
Oklahoma. tho Board Of Cummtssioncis
Of said cry did, BY rrsulution. declare IL
necessary to pave and othorwise Improve
A portion Of Admiral boulevard. included
In STREaT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
10 :.o or said 1i'y; and said Board dld
and extent of the improvements 10 bs
made uu said portion Of Admiral BoulH-
ward end the materials with which said
improvements were ~ be constructed. oIi
that suld Improvements were 20 hr made
according 10 IN" plans and qualification
20 ha submitted by the cry EngiuaC-
thors1f'er submitted uy the said Engine
and auly adopted by said board and said
sealed bids Tor the construction ~ said
improvements IN accordance with ths
said p.sus and Specifications. and
s,ruc,lon u ssid improvements was duly
awarded 70 TIbbcts 4 Pleasant. VINO eN.
cCuted the bonds required B." ItS
ssupSSml,sS spS and nlsa hgiS hi. wSlten 'pSsgS s'sSS.
Weuf containing the names ~ the persons
firms. corporations and estates owning
abuttlng property. the property beue,
fitted and other property liable 20 as
Sessmeut Tor said improvements or
said Improvement district. tho mum
ber Of front tcet owned by each
and designating the property owned h'
each by block or lot number or Otherwisl
20 a. to IDENTITY the same and also con
tanning an estimate o. the total cost ol
amount ~ such cost 20 be assessed
aEainst the abutuHR property, the prop
srty 20 benefited and other properly liable
70 assessment and the totaI amount 20 b,
Hppoftioned to. levied and sssoaSed AEains
such property, and the owners there
according t. the benefits resulting fr1u
such Improvement. and ssid Boa -1 hal
duly examined. revised. corrected and Bp
proved said written statement. and haI
I duly determined by resoigtton 20 asses
the cost Of such improvements ana ~
rectod notices thereof 10 be gwen TO M
owners Of such property hy publication a
provided ln said Charter. and has require,
due notice 20 be serg ed upon the ow0er
/ Of such property by registered letter ~
dressed TO such owner and depoSitsd IN th
Post Office ~ the cry ~ Tulsa Okla
huma, and said Board dii IN said rsao.u
tiou and notice BET dats au which Z
would hear an matters affecting turl
property or tho benefit thereto uf an
claim VI liability or objections tC IN
nskius Of 'uCh improvements or lrreEH
laii'ies Ia any Of the proceed .uEs IN ~
/ erenCe 90 the making ~ such Improve
mentH or arr other objections thereto
and in pursuance of said action pu6ileA
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LEGALS

Ia
fault tho holder of tie At til on
which such default Is made his agent OF
attorney may notify the Commissiouer "
Finance und Revenue " tho tity ~ ruIsa.
that V d. Nfa intention to exercise bi,
vption To- mature au iustsIiueuts nf ssti
taS Bin. ana ,hcrtupon tho said commits
without authority t. rs,r'vo or collect
any portion N tho assessment uaie 60
ia, sid "a, IiU Dr .ty tarf thereof uo
I'm further notice io writing from the
ovper OF aid t4x hNI tia AGENT or al.
~ ssii wr't,on notice 70 s,orlIss b,s 90,
ZION 90 fU4fura tho iu.fHf.fnfuta ~ said
tax bUl. the sum required tu way said
tHN bilI or any part thsr,ul shau include
costs ~ correction ans attpfur, fr-s.
whore tho tam, nave been incurred. and
a. bereiuaftar defined. provided that
Written oiirr %, tnc election of thc h,Ides
r,,rt ,m ~ I'll 'Ir.t,lr,sri. tps staV he
mailed 10 the record Owner aI inc prup.
rrfN against which The 4sscssmrnta are
levied, addressed TO asid record owner 90
declare thc .rtIre amount nf sucn install
farnts fus shall not become effective ur
IA five Is, dsts after ssid n1u,e shan
have been Hp mailed. and provided fur.
th,r that tnc prrsan ~ rsrsona. frow
whom the da'inguout ina, .lImeni or IN.
ftail,raots shall 'h. due shall have the
bption and rlgrt ~ any time after the
delivery of tho above mentioned notice
gr.in me ,x hiI holder 10 thr ,oWfnia
silupr ~ FINANCE and Revenue aud until
the evpirati1n 1f iHp Jsriol ot uyr i5l
dsys from auf aft.r the time - mating
in witch ~ nav the Iuaauu,ut ut tn
staImcuts when may have Heretofore
b,,1uIs dr,tuUusut and rast4 and nttpr.
avs fsss' W6sro ir""t.sd ,1 ,hg Goidsr
Of tho tay btlI. provided turt her that no
,nit TO- forcrIu4c thr Iiap ss,irIus sail
Ia buIf shall bv commenced uutu aftes
lie ea.f-.tioU ~ said fiyr tIl f4s. ffof.
ana sG.r tha mailing of tha u.Ii.e here
iraboye rpuiItrsd 10 be- inaI.rI TO tho
ra|nrd ovnrr on uwpcru Df tha rfoprrfv
sffertyd .Idr,-sad 90 .ugb r,rntd ususr.
0f oWUers .f Tulsa Dkfahofna And
uppn strb f,tIurr ~ The rcrao. from
,,Iotu such JeIInouruf tu.taiIru.rt or iu.
stsImcuts arc duo 10 pa, lh, same n.
fDrs tie .,uif,fI1r ~ aid IN, t.l dsys
Inn, Iron, ana aIt.r fI. Uaf. and lima ~
IA" mailing Of ro.tgc ts rim ur 10 them.
aa hsrriunto,e specified and feauirad
and tu nay tho attorney. b fass md r.uaon
aIIe ,nai- sy ,oIIe.fI9r uht.n NAV have
been fp,urred ly a.. holder 81 sIfrb "a <
niu or tax bills AZ by this ordinance
regulated ap..Ifitd grI I.fID.d the
holder OF the tax BIN either ln nI. pWn
meme or the name W tine rity ui TULSA.
.I.U lava Tho fIFht 10 rputr.,r,. agit ia
,nv CONT ~ ,,''S'r,,c,,. ,y,,s.,,'ttan'' tS
farerioss th, lion s..urtug a..I taE bU
or tA, hi.I. arafrst tb, rt.reIt. sffgrts.I.
and 10 r,coy'r judgment Tor thr entire
'coru''d injcIS4i " rcssonabls 5,''5s Ss,5rncy 5
lees To- BE- URed hy th, court in wblrn
said suit ia gommas.rd AMI ,psis Of Inc
acton ard for f' tie sai, Of The properly
t6o 6sy ncnt to Of ANY nstaIimS"nt i"t or install
imrgnth ,ne same may be oeruuod to2 th'
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SEXTON . That Tho s.;essmen..
bear interest At The rate u 'av,n rer
Ueutum q per cent? per snnnm, md
cIaref 10 be a debt against "a" owners Of
the land. and q lien upuu such lots and
parcels Of and prior TO an o,her liens.
tsxe' IRON tthi. date. and H. same shail
BE- enforced and collected a. 'ther tRN,H
m the Ci.y Of Tulsa Ohsnomr are on
aud the lion. enforced by appropriate Judi
clal proc,.dings
SECTION s. ThS, the sSscssm'ent;,
lots tracts NJ land and other property
liable o. assessment shsll be payable IN
ten l0J annual inFts 'lmcnta. the first
lu-talm"nt with interest 90 mat date on
the whole sssess,pent Shal be payable
Sn55n M 1n' ,I .| ,horsop p'SlhPh''
on the whole amount remaining unpaid
90 that date. shall be payable on the
tgsl day OF SSP!tsmtnotr ,o99, zach %
g,cu,ively. both inclusive. ana me Mayer
and cry Auditor are hereby authorized,
iirc.tca and ordered 40 Issue and deliver
90 tho contractor. sszigusbI. and neEo.
table tax bills for said assessments and
interest ne herein provided. with install
amounts maturing each year, said
amounts 60 become Que and payable sl
the oihgo of the Commlssloner ot Finance
h"fna. on the f'r., day u sepremfHssr. CA,' "a'!
~ the years. 1922 70 1891, both inclusive
and the owners thereof IA said District
and SAID tax bills shall b. dated the dat,
uf the passage Of this ordinance. anf
there is levied and assessed against Hait
property such an amount Hs shall b,
necessary "a pay reasonable attorneys tel
aud expense ~ collection. as the sam,
are hereinafter described aud specific,
whore there shall have been default b.
the payment Of said tax bills. Or auy o
them ~ any installment OF any of them
and attorneys fees have been Incurred Ii
the making Of the collection or any par
thereof together with the costs and rea
payment % any installment or any par
thereof with interest thereon. may a. IN
oplen ~ the holder % the tax hills ma
tuTs all lnstallments thereof, l,l All puT
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BDuGI. a,tau for sale. terms 10 re-
spuH8Ihlo party ussFe sol. -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

i'NA WV wv NJ
WOUND Hrril, bulldog uu name tax
/ or license uu COLLAR can Usage ttsO X
los. Tufd hvv and other Nosa Finder
J please ,all uvarr 2saa n
. LOST nustou bulldog from i5il 3. Den
t YER can Harry Fitzgerald. jr. Usage
Lost Airedslc pup. male black ana tan.
WuuthH ola Hnaw'rs tu the name
/ tnddi. Return TO sos $. Denver. Usage
ais Reward.
/ LOST Maie Uclrinn police dog. rray and
black resemble wolf rewHrd Pau Ar
t"n a Co Rockford and FIisco tracks.
Usage i'gt
lOsr-.ttait. grown, pure white frmalc,
Irgush pit bun pap Tail and care
trimmed liberal reward. cedar 75o.
night. contains biil fold with Il j. g.
ond - co. ", Please call Usage 21Js.J.
LOST akcy chatn with slx Keys, four iust
alike. Return to Hsnberg by Goods CO,
LOST Ford key aud othct kcys Finder
please call n.eee 2sca.N.
/ Los. rls cameo pin. Reward Offered.
LOST stone mafton neck p.aac. Reward.
Usage S2op.I
. 1HE PARTY who was seen to piok up
neg r"gkrtbook in Ncw Rcsail DRUG
y noulder Reward. osago sosi
puRrLy PERSONAL
FA1NMotT MATERNITY uOsPIrAL FOR
may work tot board, babies adopted.
'sii r. twenty -seyenth 81. Kansss
| Free trial treatments for plies. it1h,
Pro, 6sscrns. sss powertu "oPG,s'' Pn p.on ~,,h
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nTy,Nr p,, S,,...',..s ,,,..,
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Mont
WEST MAlN MATERNITY oANGTAHtUM /.
home for the care Hul protection OF
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WHEN Your FBET HUNT
You cannot smile nnd De happy but why
have them hut2 giys careful atten.
nails ana Ielieye .gre ana tender feet
u gHlRoroptsr ropiATRlsT 49,,
Turk Bros az South Main
Phone Cedar 30
SPECIAL NOTICES
Or =. l. HuHECK, oste9pathlc phyh
elan. has moved from apartment l
Temple apartments 100 W, Firm ST, TO
suite 40 Sew Danlel Blds. office phone
cedar 20a2
I WISH no NOTIFY the public that I
viii not bs responsible tor any debta con-
trHcird by ny wife Mrs Dora smith
Signed, NJ e. smith
10 WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN
/ THIS II 10 certify that J. ling LuenH
/ have bought the good viii ana business
. of the Public Eye cafe Of Hrlstow, Okla.
Any person, firm or corporation holding
. claim or aCcouuis against ID. y. Papa.
george doing business 40 the Public Eye
. cafe ~ HriHtUw okla arc asked 10
/ present same TO Jing Lueng or the nris-
. tow National bank Of Bristow. okla.
within 10 days from THIS Gate, signed
thiB ahth day of Sovemher. 1871.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i.-
Robert Hastings. 30. an aerial
stunt" performer. fell more than
"a thousand feet to death here to-
day. lie supposedly as unable to
regain his grip on a strap ON a para
chute from which he had taken one
hand
The New York herald., 1921-06-11

Lannam and Emma Smith sold Jersey
cows and calves. There was an aviGry
stocked with all varieties of songsters
and a stall full of lambs, while in at
tractive booths there were articles for
household ornamentation, including
some fine old prints, that attracted the
older patrons OF the fair. Everything
in sight. except Greentree and It's fit
tngs, was for sale and everything was
sold.
Miss Gertrude Sanford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford: Miss Joan
Whitney. daughter of Mrs. Payne Whit
ney, and her cousins. Miss Barbara
Whitney. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney: the four chill
dren OF Countess Laszio Szechenyi, and
Beatrice and Michael Straight, children
of Mrs. Willard Straight, were among
the most enthusiastic workers for the
success OF the fair.
Others in the crowd that overran
Greentree from the opening OF the fair
until it closed about sundown with some
athletic contests for the children were
MIR. and Mrs. s. Bryce Wing and their
small daughter. Marie: Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mrs. Arthur Iselin and her chill
dren. Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss, Jr.; Mrs.
William Woodward, Mrs. Courtlandt d.
Barnes. Mrs. George f. Baker Jr.; Mrs.
Edward L. Smith and Mrs. Posthethw Jit
Cobb. The complete success OF the big
garden party prompted everybody TO
look forward to the next one in June,
1922.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
Miss Claire to Star
in 'Bluebeard' Play
William Harris, Jr., Engages
Her for 'Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife,

Miss Ina Claire was engaged yes
terday by William Harris. Jr.. to star
in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife," adapted
by Charlton Andrews from the French
farce by Alfred Savoir which has been
running successfully in Paris. She will
sail for Europe to-day with her husband,
James Whitaker, aboard the Lapls nd
and spend the summer resting after her
two seasons engagement in '"The Gold
Diggers,". under David Belasoo's man.
agement. She will not return probably
until August in time for rehearsals. The
opening will be at the Ritz Theatre Sep
tember 5.
Tt was under the management of the
late Henry b. Harris, elder brother of
William Harris. Jr.. that Miss Claire
first attained fame. playing in The
Quaker Girl" Her popularity increased
during successive seasons in the "zieg-
field Follies." followed by a long run in
Polly with a Past" and then The
Gold Diggers"
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
Duchess of Oporto,
Former Ohio Girl,
Arrives Lncognito
COnceals Her Identity on
Aquitania and Is Last Pas
scnger to Land.

The Duchess of Oporto, travelling in
cognito. arrived yesterday on the Aqui-
tania and went to the Ritz-Carlton
where she will remain until August 10
So we'll did she conceal her identity
that. though everybody on board won
dered who she was and tried to obtain a
clear view of her face. only the captain
of the Aquitanla knew who she really
was. In fact. the mystery surrounding
the Duchess and her companion was the
chief topic discussed by the passengers
She was the last passenger to leave the
ship.
At the Ritz-Carlton last night the
Duchess expressed surprise that her
identity had been discovered. She said
that the agreement that she would re-
main incognito on the voyage across
was one OF the conditions which she
exacted before sailing. She declined to
discuss the purpose of her visit to
America.
The Duchess is the American born
widow of the Duke of Oporto, who was
a brother of the assassinated King Car
los of Portugal and uncle of the de-
posed King Manuel of that country. She
was married to the Duke in the Ameri-
can Methodist Church in Rome on Sep
tember 26. 1917. William Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, then Secretary Of the Amer
lean Embassy in Rome. and Willis l..
Rrffner, the American Vice Consul, acted
as witnesses. The Duke died i'm Palazzo
Reale. Naples. in February 1920. She
came to America incognito in July of
last year, but remained here a short
time only, returning to Europe
The Duchess was originally Miss
Nevada Hayes and was born in OHIO in
1885. At the time of her marriage to
the Duke she could sign herself In full
Mrs. Nevada Hayes-Agnss9-C Chapman
Van Valkenburg. Her first husband was
Lee Agnew of Chicsgo. child was
born to them. Trey were divorced in
June, 1906. A few days after the di-
vorce Of Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew, she was
married to William Hays Chapman, rs
years old. and wealthy retired business
man Of New York. She then became
known as the 1000. 900 bride" Mr..
Chapman died ten months later, leaving
his widow a considerable fortune.
In 1911 she was married to Philip Van
and Mrs. Valkenburg lived at the st.
Regis until 1914. when they were d.
vorced. She then went abroad and New
York heard little more of her until her
marriage to the royal Duke of Oporto.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11

Greentree, the commodious and pictu-
rescue country home Of Mrs. Payne Whit
ney in Manhasset. l.. l., was a public
fair ground yesterday afternoon, and in
every known variety of conveyance from
unemployed farm wagons to limousines
the countryside, with the Juvenile popu-
lation predominating. assembled there
time was in store for all. None in the
crowd of several hundred persons, some
of whom went out from the city. was
disappointed.
The occasion was Mrs. Whitney's an
nual garden fair and tea. for a number
of years fixture in the spring
suburban programme. for the benefit Of
Babies Milk Fund of the Nassau
County Association and the Day and
Night Nursery of the New York Hos
pital. Last year nearly 10000 quarts
of milk were distributed among needy
families and. largely on account of the
income from yesterdays fete, statistics
for the coming fiscal year will be even
more eloquent of the good work being
carried on by Mrs. Whitney and her
associates.
Among the features of the fair were
kennels for dogs with long pedigrees
and an enclosure for the most arsto-
cratic Of cats and kittens. in which
Mrs. ]. i. Sanders and the Misses
Peggy and Jean Sanders specialized
Just across the lawn was an idealized
farm yard, and there the Misses Evelyn
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
ADELE M. WOODWARD DEAD.
Daughter of George Il. Taught
French at WadIeiSb.

Funeral services for Miss Adele Nor
timer Woodward, who died at her home,
4lS West Twenty-second street, will be
held at 10 o'clock this morning at The
Funeral Church, Broadway and Sixty
sixth street. Burial will be at Prospect
Cemetery, Jamaica, l.. I.
Miss Woodward was the daughter OF
the late George E. Woodward and was
born at Rutherford Park, n. j., in 1866.
She was q sister of Mrs. Mortimer L..
Earle, Mrs. M. II. Hubert and B. ID.
Woodward. She was a teacher of
French at Wadeigh High School from
1897 until her death. She acted for both
the French and Italian Governments as
a member of the International jury on
awards at the st. Louis Exposition in
1901
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Miss Charlotte Greenwood comedionne.
VIII close hcr long engagement In "Linger
cago tonight. Oliver Morosco, who has
2 contract with her. has for her next season
"roor Lefty" music by Werner Janssen.
II will be given tryout az The Morosco
Theatre In Los Angeles soon.
Charles Dillingham; assigned lIsrland
Dixon. dancer and comedian. to part yes
terday in the new musical comedy by Anne
Caldwell and Jerome Kern which he will
produce this season. Meanwhile Dixon and
the Sixteen London Palace Girls, late OF
Tip Top" are playing vaudeville en-
sarement. appearing at the Palace on Mon
day.
John Ferguson" will resume its Now York
sngageuicnt on Monday. June 20, az the Boil
mont Theatre under the management OF the
Eepertory Theatre, the newly formed CO
operative players organization.
4 cablogram from isadora Duncan, inter
pretative dancer. announces that she is leav-
ing London AZ once for Russia, where she
viii appear BY arrangement with the Soviet
Government.
The Shuberts announce that Miss Grace
Valentine will play the leading feminine role
IN their production OF the Hatton comedy
Madame Milo"
Commissioner OF immigration Wallis has
invited Jees Dandy. PLAYING in Just Mar
ried" at tho Shubert Theatre. 90 stage an
act for Sunday concert for the immigrants
at Ellis Island.
The punbells viii give their performance
of "Bff Bing Bang" az the Ambassador
Theatre next Monday night for the beneflN
of the Flora McCioy Unit OF the Women's
Club OF the Service Flag, which has been
doing work among ex-service men. Miss
Julia Arthur will appear In a patriotic
tahlcau.
The annual entertainment and ball 10 be
given By the Capitol orchestra will take
place AZ the Hotel Astor this evening, start
ing after the theatre.
Miss Edith TrHsferrc. who has closed her
sea son with In kissing Time opens Mon
day IN the Proctor theatres In ? ncw 9ketch
by Kenneth webb entitled Il nder the Same
Old Moon
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
Marriage Banns of
Miss Deacon and
Duke Are Posted
Inform British COnsul-General
That Wedding Will Take
Place in Paris.

PARIS, June 10.-The banns OF the
coming marriage of the Duke of Mari
borough and Gladys Deacon we're posted
yesterday on the green notice board OF
the British Consulate-General in this
city. They read:
Notice of marriage, pursuant to the
foreign marriage act OF 1892, to tine
British Consul-General, Paris:
Il hereby give notice that a marriage
IA intended to be held within three
calendar months from the date hereof
between me and the other person herein
named. Charles Richard John Spencer
Churchill Duke OF Marlborough, Peer
Of the Realm: aged 40. home at 20
Avenue Champs Elysees. residence IN
France three months, and Gladys Marie
Deacon, spinster tno age given), ad-
dress 16 Rue Auguste Vacouerie, resi-
dence in France fourteen days.
"MARLBoRoUGH.'
cable despatch from Paris on Thurs
day said the Duke of Marlborough and
Miss. Deacon would be married this
month, probably June 20.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
WEDDING NOTES.

In the Huguenot Memorial Church.
elham Manor. to-day Miss Katharinc
blesnore Buckout. daughter OF Mrs.
Arthur Livingston Buckout, will be
married TO Lieut.. Merrill Cumstock,
u. $. N.
The marriage OF Miss Catherine Can
field. daughter OF Mrs. Harry Garfield
Of SO West Elghty-seventh street. 10
Mr.. leighton Elliott, son of Or. and
Mrs. J. r. Elliott OF Toronto. Canada.
viii take place to-day at tho Gotham.
i. In the Chapel OF st. Johns He'll.
Fordham University. to-day Miss Con-
stance Meehan. daughter OF the late
Thomas e. Meehan. will be married
10 Mr. Felix A. Dixon. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney on the staff of District
Attorney Edward J. Glennon OF Bronx
county
The marriage OF Miss Angela t.
Moore, o daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bassett Moore, to Mr. Hermann
6. Place will take place to-day in st.
Bartholomew's Church.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Regina
Madigan. a daughter OF Mrs. Patrick
Francis Madigan. 10 Capt. William r.
Epes. Coast Artillery. u. S. A.. will
take place on June is et the Plaza.
Miss Madigan Is the sister OF Mrs.
Marcus DAILY Boarman.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henry Moore OF
249 West 101st street have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Muriel Moore to Mr.. Harold McAleenan,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Nc
Aleenan OF 20 West Eighty-seventh
street.