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The New York herald., 1921-07-11
CORSAIR AT NEW LONDON.
Morgan Yacht Among Those An
chored in the Thames.
Photo Alexander A. Brown. i.

Special Despatch TO The NEW YORK HERALD
EASTERN POINT, Conn. July 10.-Tae
Shenecosset Country Club links were
crowded to-day. and not even the ex-
cessiyely hot @spell slackened the golf
and tennis playing Auction bridge In
the card rooms of the Griswold Hotel
found many devotees when dancing was
not going on.
Mr.. j. P. Morgan's Corsair has been
anchored in the Thames in front OF the
Griswold. Among the other yachts
which stopped over Sunday In the har-
Dor are o. P. Metcalfs Sachem and J.
c. Dickinsn's Nautilus H. Of Essex,
Conn.
Among New York motor parties at the
Griswold are those OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles K. Bryant and Miss e A. Bry-
ant Mrs. John d. Terry and Mr.. Fred
S. Terry, Mrs. Harry Wasson. NJ. j.
Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Briggs and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold c. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Espencheid and Miss
Gertrude Espencheid. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Wanamaker. Mrs. Edward
j. Kelly. Miss Isabel y. Kelly. Miss
Jane Kelly. Mrs. o. c. Siebass and Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Rowland and son.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
YALE MEN IN SOUTH.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HEnA,p.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
July 10.-A party OF Yale students
motoring from their summer camp for
the week end at White Sulphur Springs
were James T. varnedec. d. 8. Okley OF
Charleston. o. M. Whipple of New Ha-
ven and Edwin o. Jones of jackson.
In party motoring from Hot SPRINGS
for luncheon were Colonel William c
Hentley OF Lexington. Alfred A. Hum
ley and Lawrence r. Wilson OF BaIti-
more. Another party OF Richmond vis-
itors included J. A. Tucker, III. III. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Headley and Mr..
and Mrs o. A. Lucas.
Mrs. George l.. Carnegie after spend-
ing few days In Boston will return "a
White Sulphur Springs Tomorrow.
Miss Annie Laurie warmack of ST.
Louis and Miss Alice Delano weekes
rode to-day.
Miss Marjorie Cowsn OF Louisville and
Miss Natalie Y. Smith played golf
Arriving from various parts of the
virginias special car Is expected to-
day with thirty entrants In the tourna-
ment which will be held this week by
the West Virginia Golf Association.
Among those who are already here
for the event are Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Bruce. accompanied by Mrs. T. r. Maher
and Miss Dolly Bruce of Charleston.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
CONCERTS AT ASBURY PARK.
Musicians and Singers Mt Resort
Entertain In Hotels.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HraAtn.
AsBuRY PARK, ". j.. July 10-Musi-
clans and concert singers sojournlng IN
Asbury Park tonight participated in
concerts in several OF the hotels, foggy
weather keeping many indoors. Cloudy
weather this morning made an ideal
day for bathing and the beaches were
crowded.
Mrs. John Blackbourne and John
Blackbourne. Jr.. OF Albany are at the
Monterey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Walsh of
Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt
Pentz of Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
Jordan and DR.. q. 2. Watson OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs @. r. Taylery of
Buffalo alec arc there.
At the Brunswick are Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Simpson. Miss Ethel Simpson,
Miss Adeline Simpson. Messrs Charles
r.. Reid and L. NJ. Butler Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. w. @. Johnson of Boston
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Edmondson OF
Reading. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Hague OF Jer-
sey City have arrived at the Columbia.
Others there include Mrs. l.. II. Cone.
Mrs. G.. C.. Pease and Mr. and Mrs G.. S.
Batdorff of Brooklyn, Mrs. r. F. Jenkins.
Mrs, J. II. kidder. DR.. Bradford Kent Of
Boston.
At the Ocean Hotel arc Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. Graham. Miss Mary r. Sullivan.
Miss Estelle Stowe and George H. Brown
and family ~ New York. Mr.. and Mrs
o. w. Scott Of St Louis. Mrs p. A.
Crawford and Miss Cecil Crawford Of
New Rochelle.
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GOLFERS AT SPRING LAKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris
Among Those ON Links.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HEasp.
SPRING LAKE, N. j., July lo.-Many
golfers divided the day between the
Spring Lake Country Club and Home
stead Club courses. MIR. and Mrs. Ira
Nelson Morris were out in the morning.
Other players were DR.. and Mrs. r. D..
Moffett. Col. John Hogan, Mr.. Robert ".
McKinnon Of New York: Messrs. G..
Dunbar Sherell, Franklin Baker. Jr.. and
Leroy Lea-s Of Philadelphia, who are at
the Monmouth. Mr.. David +. Edwards.
brother Of Gov. Edwards. played a two
some with Mr.. Clifford Hemphill of New
York.
Mr.. Sheldon Catlin. vice-president OF
the Insurance Company of North Amer
lea, has rented the Calhoun Chamberlain
cottage in worthington avenue. Other
arrivals at cottages include Mrs. Alexan-
der C. Oliphant of Trenton. Mr.. NJ c.
Manara Of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Priestley Button OF Germantown,
Pa.
At the Essex and Sussex Hotel from
New York are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Fos-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Brewer. Mrs. ].
r. O'Brlen, Mrs. ]. d. Pitcher and j. Z.
Carey, also Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jaeger OF
Montclair. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodg-
son. Philadelphia Mrs. Durbin Horne.
Miss A. Oliver. Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lcahy. St. Louis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Keidel Baltimore
Mr.. X. ]. McHugh. Mrs. NJ. L. Vande-
vcer. Mrs +. D. Harrington. Mr.. Foster
Gilroy. Mrs. Herbert Ayling, Mrs. NJ.
Sharp and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Nc
Gready are at the Monmouth.
At the Allaire are Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Ward and family and Mrs. Ella Ward of
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ludwig.
Jr. Mr.. G.. Simpson Ludwig and Miss
Norma Hoas Of Brooklyn and Mr.. and
Mrs william McKim and daughter Of
Yonkers
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pryor of Pas
saic Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swan OF Tren-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Huntington
OF New York are at the Breakers.
The Ann May Alliance. composed OF
many prominent cottagers here. met yes
terday and outlined plans for its mid
August fair held for many seasons for
the benefit of the local hospital. Officers
elected were Mrs Henry A. Haines.
president; Mrs. II. c. Hinchman. Mrs.
James Moses and Mrs. r. Victor Kuser,
vice-presidents Mrs. A. Clayton CiarK.
recording secretary Mrs. Edward S.
Cross, corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
j. A. Robinson. treasurer. The execu-
tive committee is composed Of Mrs. l..
Carbery Richie. Mrs. William McKeever.
Mrs. Walter T. Fahey. Mrs. II. b. Tobin.
Miss Martha Jamison and Miss Mar
garetta Fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Bowman. who
were recently married in Trenton. are
spending their honeymoon with Mrs II.
A. G. Perrine.
Mr.. T. Hart Anderson of the Ameri-
can Embassy in Christiania Is visiting
Mrs Andersons parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd W. Grover. before leaving for Nor
way this week.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
Edison Pays High
Tribute to Late
F. B. Crocker
Says Death Removes 0utstand.
ing Pioneer in Electrical
Industry.

Thomas A. Edison in an eulogy yes
died late Saturday night in his apart
ment. 507 Madison avenue. said he was
one OF the greatest electrical engineers
in the world and that his death Re-
moves one Of the outstanding pioneers
Of the electrical industry"
His work and teaching as founder
and head of the school of electrical en-
gineering at Columbia University said
Mr.. Edison Contributed much 10 the
growth and Importance of the electrical
development of this country. AS the
first chairman of the Standardization
committee OF the American Institute Of
Electrical Engineers, Prof Crocker'5 $
painstaking work earned the lasting
gratitude Of everyone connected with the
electrical industry throughout the
world"
Prof. Crocker worked for many years
to obtain complete Standardization OF
electrical equipment throughout the
world For his work toward that end
he was described by the late Lord Kel-
vim as "one Of the worlds two greatest
electrical engineers" The commercial
motor. the first one of which was put
into use in 1886. is thought to be his
most important contribution to the cleo
trical industry. During the last year Of
the war, with Peter Cooper Hewitt. he
developed the first helicopter in this
country which was able TO fly. His Dienr
tifc knowledge, which was considered as
being extraordinary. was not confined to
electricity and aeronautics.
Prof. Crocker leaves a brother, Major
David Crocker, and two sisters, Mrs.
Henry c. Mortimer and Mrs. G. w.
Kelley The funeral will be held at 3 AS
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in All Souls
Church. Twentieth street andFourth ave-
nue. Burial will be at Barnstable, Mass.
where Prof. Crocker's ancestors built a
fort in 1888 for protection against the
Indians
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

To celebrate his birthday to-day Richard
Carle will be the guest at dinner OF his CO.
ninger, Miss winona Winter and jay Gould
of the Broadway whirl" AZ the Times
Square Theatre.
Miss Violet Heming. who spent the last
few. months in England and France con-
Jones aid Cyril Maude. returned yesterday
by the Lnpland 20 play tho leading feminine
rcle in "sohya" at tho Forty-eighth Street
Theatre. opening August IS.
Grant Mnls. actor. who was passenger
by the Lapland yesterday. sprained his
ankle while playing deck tennis and was
laid UP several days during the voyage. lie
viii start rehearsals in The Nlghtcap.'
which comes 20 the Thlrty-ninth Street
Theatre in August. with Miss Flora Sheffield
in the leading role.
Paul Maerker- Brandcn has sailed for
Europe 10 open offices IN Paris. Gerpn any
Holland and Sweden. representing IL. s
Bentham, New York theatrical agent, who
books exclusively with the Keith and
affiliated vaudeville circuits. Mr. Branden
a former dramatic critic end managins
editor OF the New York German Herold
viii search FOR novelties for Keith audiences
"other Lives" by Theresa Helburn and
Edward Goodman. win open In Washington
on August 90 Marc Klaw. Inc. Is this
producer.
Charles Dillingham; has engaged Mis-,
Beatrice Tremains artists model an.
Wise Chnd,' comedy nv Rida johnson
Young. IN which Miss Vivienne Segal will
play the principal role
Leon Friedman. sor fourteen years GENERA
press representative for the "Ziegfeld Fol.
lies" severed his connection with thai
organization Saturday and has been en-.
gagged by George White 20 act In a similar
capacity FOR his 1921 Scandals, which &il
be pro idced tonight In the Liberty Theatre
Tho Dctour." a drama by Owen Davis
will be produced tonight AZ the Globe
Theatre, Atlantic City. with Augus,in Dun
can. Miss Minnie Dupree. Miss Mary Car
roll and others.
"Iust Married" with Vivian Martin ant
Lynne Overman. At the Shubert Theatre will
reach It's i00'h performance tomorrow
night.
James Barton. leading comedian of "Th'
Last Waltz" the Oscar Straus opcretta a
the Century Theatre, has Joined the actors
colony al Great Neck. l. T., having pur
cnnsod home In Kensington Gardens.
Gardens.
At the Main Street Theatre. Ashury Parl,
tonight. Sam H. Harris will present for th
first time on any stage ''Six Cylinder Love.
a new comedy by William Anthony Nc
Guire. with Ernest Truck as the featured
member Of the cast, which includes Mines
June Walker and Donald Meek.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
FINALS FOR HOLIDAY CUPS.
Golfers Have Big Day in Vicinity
of Long Branch.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERvp.
I.oSa BRANCH, ". j.. July 1o.-Golfng
interest to-day centred at Deal West
End and Norwood. where finals were
played in holiday cups. 1t was a bis
day for golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Burns. who
recently were married. had luncheon at
the Norwood Golf clubhouse. She was
Mics Mildred Roysten Of New York
Cottage arrivals from New York in
clude:
At Deai---Messrs. Paul Block. Hyman
SOM. Jerome J. Danzig. Alfred Nathan.
Nelson w. Grecnhut, A. NJ. Wittenberg.
Arthur Sacks and I. VI, Uppercu.
West Long Branch---Mcssrs w. II.
Shalcross, Leopold stern, Maurice Good
man. Julian Mitchell. 3. w. straus and
Carl r.. Englund
At Elbcron--Messrs Louis Long.
Charles w. Mccarthy. r. f. Gimbel
Clarence L Cans Louis Ansbachcr.
Harry Content. Sidney c. and Milton
Erlaneer, Walter n. Lehman. J.
Schuyler Casey and Mrs. r G. Conried.
Monmouth Beach-Messrs r. X. Pull
sifer, j Fl. Dewitt. r. n. Douglass, II
l.. Helde, Bernard Winfield ard w. b.
Potts.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
The Golden Snare
of Frozen North
Attractipe as Film
Snow Field Scenes Alluring-
Tarkington's Conquest of
Canaan Shown.

Nobody in the audience at the Strand
yesterday could sympathize with the
hero of The Golden Snare" when he
was lost in the snow fields of Alaska.
There was not one of the spectators to
whom the snow was not as alluring as
the Elysian Fields. Lewis Stone. who
acted the hero in this picture version Of
James Oliver Curwood's story. was seen
dashing along behind the speedy dogs in
his eledge. ploughing his way through
the frozen white and falling deep in the
drifts. He may have been unhappy. but
he had the advantage of looking most
comfortably cool
THE Golden Snare" has it's thrills. but
1t possesses two other elements that are
irresistible on the screen. If there is
one thing more attractive to watch in a
cinema than water il is a baby. Snow
views arc also invariably effective. The
picture yesterday had a most wonderful
baby that smiled and blinked with infan-
tile genius So the blend of the snow and
the baby added an especial charm to
The Golden Snare" without which it
might have been just another movie.
The Strand Quartet sang Manager
Plunkett's newly composed vocal pro-
logue," and Carl Edouarde conducted the
orchestra in selections from The For
tune Teller" by Victor Herbert. who was
especially favored at the Strand yester-
day. as Lettice Howell sang a waltz
from his "Babette."
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
SWIMMING IN BERKsHIREs.

SpcciaI Despatch to THE New York Herald.
LENox. Mass. July 10.-Mrs. Daniel
Chester French and daughter. Mrs. WILL
lam Penn Cresson. were in charge Of the
tea tables at the reception gwen this af-
ternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin
son Smith at the Dugway In Stockbridge
In connection with the second recital OF
the old French drama of The Woman OF
Aces" by Mr.. Vincent de Wuerzbicki.
with Mrs Sang Collins OF Paris at the
p.ero.
Swimming was popular diversion
this afternoon for Lake Mahkeenac Boat
Club members, the pine woods on the
lake shore being one of the coolest places
in the hills
Mr.. and MIS-. Frederick b. Robins of
Ridley Park, Toronto. Canada, have ar
rived in Great harrington for a visit
with her mother. Mrs. Charles Reed.
Miss Charlotte A. Van Cortlandt and
Mrs. Reune Martin OF New York are at
the Maplewood Hotel In Pittsneld.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Enrique Zanetti OF
New York arc at the 1.enox Club for the
season. Mrs Edwin Corning of Albany
and Mrs. Albert s. Barker of Washing
ton. ID. c., are also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton Roberts
Mrs. Frank G. Roberts OF Philadelphia
and Miss Marguerite Paxton Of Prince
ton, n. j., are at the Berkshire Inn
Great Darlington.
Mrs. Laurence r. RaInsford. Mr.
Henry q. Barley of New York and Miss
Katherine McTlvaine OF Indianapolis are
guests OF Mrs. D. Percy Morgan at Bom-
ley Iill. stockbridgo.
Arrivals at the Curtis Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newbold OF Hyde
Park. N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
clyde. Mr.. Philip A. La Montague Of
New York, Mr.. sussex d. Davis OF Phila-
deiphia.
Mics Evelyn r. Page of Philadelphia
10 stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 4.
Rice In Stockbridgc.
Mrs. r. q. OKeefe and Misses Agnes
and Anne O'Kcefe OF New York are for
the summer at Heaton Hall, Stockbrdge,
where Mr.. O'Keefe will Join them.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
Yachtsmen With
Craft at Newport
Entertain Erie ndS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. GOadby LOew
Return From Europe and
Open Cottage.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YorK HERALD.
NEWPORT r. l., July 1O.-Rain for
the greater part of the day disarranged
the plans of society here to-day. There
were many indoor events, however. Club
life predomnated. with the Newport
reading room coming In for its share
OF patronage.
The first entertaining at the Fishing
Club of the season took place when Mr..
T. Suffern Taller gave a luncheon
there for members of his golfing party
and other men friends in the colony.
Several yachtsmen gave entertain
ments on board their craft Among the
arrivals are the steam yacht Narada
owned by Mr.. Henry Walters, N. Y.
Y. c.; the power yacht helma with
Richard +. Howe and friends on board
and the auxiliary yacht Aloha. Mr. Ar
thur Curtiss James, who has returned
from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Goadby Loew Joined
the colony yesterday after sojourn. IN
Europe and are at their Bellevue ave-
nue. cottage. Their youngest daughter.
Miss Evelyn Loew, Is with them. Miss
Florence Loew will Join them later.
Mr.. Kenneth Budd has arrived from
New York and is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Delaney Kane Jay.
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw has Joined the
colony and has opened Beach Mound.
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Proctor of Millbury.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Battey OF
Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. William NICK.
Morris of Bordentown. N. j.; Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien of New York,
and Mrs. John F. Dryden. Jr.
The annual meeting Of the Spouting
Rock Beach Association. better known
as Bailey's Beach, was held last week.
DR.. Henry Barton Jacobs was asked
to take the place Of president as sue
cessor to the late enry A. Claytor. but
declined. Others mentioned include
Messrs. Henry o. Havemeyer and Robert
Walton Goelet- Another meeting OF the
association will be held soon.
At the Hill Top Inn are Mrs. James
r. Thompson and Miss Thompson OF
New York, and Mr.. Hodges Mcknight
of Fort Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd gave a
luncheon at her cottage Gull Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd
has returned from Southampton. where
they attended the marriage of Miss
Margaret A. Krech to Mr.. William
Sheffield Cowles, Jr.
Mrs. William s. Sims and her sister,
Miss Hitchcock will return to the war
college next week from Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
MOTORISTS AT BRETON WOODS
Large Attendance at Church to
Hear Canon j. M. McGrath.

Hear canon u. M. MCGrath.
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
BRETON WOODS. N. H., July 10-A
large attendance at the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION heard Canon ]. NJ. Nc
Grath Of st. Paurs Church. Cincinnati.
who has arrived to conduct services
here. Many parties motored here from
other resorts to attend the opening SER
vices.
Messrs. Henry L. shattuck and Dom
aid Mckay Frost Of Boston arrived at
the Mount Washington Hotel by auto
mobile. where they will remain a few
days on their tour Of the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. e. d. Arnold Of Larch-
mont, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cone
and party Of Brookline, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry l.. Nelmes and Mr.. John A..
Sullivan Of New York also arrived there.
Mrs. A. Scott Robertson. Mrs. W. G.
Ross. Miss Long, Miss Hagar and Miss
G. NJ. Hagar of Montreal who are au-
tomobiling through the mountains. are
at the Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Philip w.
Moen and Miss Moen of Worcester.
Mass, who have as their guests Mrs.
I. Morton of Edinburgh and Miss Hen
dirk Of Gaveloch. Scotland. have ended
their sojourn at the Mount Pleasant and
are en- route by automobile to Poland
Springs before returning to their sum-
mer home near Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. n. N. Baruch and Mrs.
A. Halle of New York. who are motor
ing in New England, stopped at Fab
yans. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Barnes also
registered there from New York.
A baseball game between the Fabyans
and Mount Pleasant teams resulted TO
G. in favor of the first named players.
The game was called to play off tie
OF SIS scored last Sunday.
Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds and Miss JOY
Leeds of New York are at the Sunset
Hill House on Sugar Hill. Others there
are Mrs. II. Douglass Ives. with Mrs
william II. Douglass Of New Haven.
Conn.,; Mr.. ]. Ellis Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Mason and Mr.. A. j.
Maynard of New York.
Mrs. James B. Seager or PASADENA
Cal. gave a brief resume OF her ex-
periences with the American Committee
for Devastated France at the hotel last
night. Miss Catherine Van Rensselaer,
of New York, who also saw overseas
service. showed motion pictures OF con-
ditions in France.
Three hundred dollars was.raised by
the caddies of the hotel for the North
End Industrial School in In Boston at a
wrestling match and entertainment that
they staged at the Casino.
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CROWDS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Large over Sunday Patronage at
the

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC Cry. ". j.. July 10.--Nany
thousands OF visitors from New York.
Philadelphia and other large communi-
ties were In the surf here to-day. The
water was at the proper temperature to
refresh the weary travellers. The over
Sunday patronage at the hotels was
large.
At the Trsymore were Miss Lucille
Spring. Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Kelly,
Capt. +. NJ. Howard. Mr.. Joseph Wheel
er. Mr.. jerome T. Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J.. France. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Nc
Kean. Mr.. Norman Baxter. Miss Alice
Dahlin. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mora Canda,
Mr.. Adolph L. Siegel Of New York.
Messrs. r. Carter Price and Cecil Mar
tin arrived together at the Marlborough
Blenheim from New York. Others there
were Mrs. Ida F. Rose. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Henderson. who were accom-
panied by Mrs. William Alden Smith os
Grand Rapids, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John @. Hoffstat OF Greensburg. Pa.
william A. Brady arrived at the Shell
burne with several actors who are to
appear in a play here. Others at the
hotel are Miss Edna Slocum, Messrs.
Samuel Leavitt and Joseph Attention Of
New York.
A. H. Woods and Barney Bernard. who
also are at the Shelburnc. played golf to-
day.
.Ambassador--Miss Ann Hastings, Mr..
Gibson willeth. Mr.. A. J. Godfrey Miss
Mary Geoffrey. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A..
West Mr.. James +. Sinclair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Winsmith of New York.
Ritz-Carlton--Mr. Samuel Rea, Mr..
George Willing. Jr. Mrs. Paul Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd @. Reynold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bunting OF Philadelphia.
Chalfonte-Messrs. Minnie Elmendorf.
Margery Taylor and Clarice Barrin.
Mrs. w. II. Donaldson, the Misses
Therese " and Genevieve a. Farrell
and Mr.. W. A. Edgar OF New York.
Dennis--Mrs. Mary England. the
Misses Eva and Emeline England, Mr..
Schuyler c. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Yard OF New York.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
MARQUIS OF CALVATONE
MARRIES MRS. VOGEL
Widow of Frank e. Vogei
Bride of Italian.

LONDON. July 1o.-The marriage here
Saturday Of the Marquis Of Calvatone
(Don Giralamo Sommi- PicenardD and
Mrs. Blanche vogel Of New York is an
nounced in the London Times to-day.
The wedding was a very simple one, the
guests being made up Of intimate friends.
including signor William Marconi and Mr..
Gordon Mccormick OF Chicago. Ambas-
sador de Martino Of Italy was best man.
The bride is daughter Of Mrs. Siegel
Of Chicago ana was the widow OF
Frank f. vogel OF New York. who
died suddenly from heart disease in
1914. The Marquis is captain in the
Italian Army and was attached to the
Italian delegation at the Peace Confer
cncc.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
MISS STROTHER ENGAGED
10 COUNT DE PERCEVAL
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: =
Nelson Strother to Be Bride.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERA.p'
BALTIMORE, Md. July 1o.-News mas
reached Baltimore Of the engagement
Of Miss Therese Strother. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nelson Strother, TO Count
lean de Perceval Of France. 1t Is sala
the marriage will take place soon.
Miss Strother. who. with her motner'
has been in France for the last year, Is
one of three sisters. the others being
Mrs. Douglas Crane. and Miss Elise
strother. She is noted for her beauty.
She made her debut a few seasons ago.
Count de Perceval. who is In the 'dipio-
matte service belongs to one OF the Old
est families in France.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
DIR. FRANCIS J.. DAvIGNON, sR

SARANAc LAKE. July l0.--Dr. Francis
]. DaviGnon. Sr. one Of the best known
surgeons in tho Adirondack region.
dropped dead late last night on the
streets of Ausable Forks. where he had
practised for forty-flve years.
DR.. Davignon was 20 years OF age
and one of the oldest surgeons In this
section. For nearly thirty years he was
said to be virtually the only surgeon in
this part of the State. and many of his
operations were performed beneath lant-
erns after riding for miles over rough
wood roads TO some distant lumber
camp.