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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-28

ships engaged in foreign trade IS au-
thotized by a bill introduced IN the
House today BY Representative Ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-28

Bill Would Authorize
Washington, April 2s,-Service OF
liquors as beverages on American
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ships when operating outside the Lhrse
mile limit Of the ocean coasts >: The
United States.
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Read the classified ads in the Ga
zette for good results.
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munds, of Pennsylvania.
The bill provides thar the Foistead
prohibition act shall rot Apply to
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

Secretary Of War Weeks has gone to
Boston to remain over Sunday.
Senator Frelinghuysen is spending the
week end with Mrs, Frelnghuysen in
their home at Raritan. N. j. Senator
and Mrs. Charles Il. Townsend are visit
ing the Frelinghuysens.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
SOCIAL NOTES.

The. restaurants of the Hotel Lorraine
will be opened under new management,
with a special dinner next Tuesday
evening. Among those who will enter
tain friends there on that occasion are
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle.
Jr.. Mr.. Angler b. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard +. Chappeil, Mrs. T.. St John
Hays and Mr.. w. Lsnier Washington.
Mrs. Frederic Wendell Hume gave a
dinner last week at her home on Mama-
roneck road, White Plains, for Or. and
Mrs. Thomas Youngman of Atlantic
City. foilove ed by dance az the Gedney
Farm Hotel, Among those present were
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Portiua, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick wilkins of Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs William Banks. recently
appointed managers of the New AM
bassador at Atlantic Cityj Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur j. Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Graham Lcggett Of White Plains.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
ALFRED MIROViTCH, \.
PIANIST, PLEASES
Possesses a Powerfug Techfsic
and Brilliant Style. IN.

Alfred aMirayitch. pianist, Who was
heaN here several times last winter,
gave l1is.ffrat-recital of the present sea-
son yestetdag afternoon In Carncgte
Hall. HIS ambitious programme included
the Brahms variations on Handel
theme Beethoven's sonata, opus 81,
and Chopin's fantasia in r minor. Mr.
Mirovitch is a player of serious purposes
and a considerable artistic equipment
He possesses a powerful and facile tech
mic, style brilliant and exciting. a
sense of melodic line and rly
usually clear and well marked. He is
less successful in tender passages than
IN those demanding aggressive delivery.
hut hts playing has interesting qualities
He was heard yesterday by large
audience.
In the evening I'm Aeoiian Hall a con-
cert was given by George Bruins, or
ganist. and Miss Mary Wildermann,
pianist. Mr.. Bruins contributed TO the
list the G minor fantasia and fugue OF
Bach and two compositions of his own,
a polonaise and a funeral march. Miss
wildermann essayed- the "Waldstein"
sonata of Beethoven and pieces by
Brahms. Grieg. Chopin and Liszt.
Nothing was disclosed in this concert
calling for serious critical consideration.
There was some occasion for wonder
that performers having so little to offer
should court the favor Of metropolis
tan audience. Blu, even this might be
a subject for diffe. ence of opinion, since
In recent seasons SO much less thar
mediocre playing and singing has coo-
rageously exhibited Itself on the local
concert stage. MISC Widermann and
Mr.. Bruins enjoyed at least one dis
tinction. They faced one Of the small
est audiences ever seen In Aeolian Hall.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
MISS BARRETT WED
TO MR.. F. X. v. LYNCH
Mrs. w. A. Rockefeller Is
Among Brides Attendants.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. Oct s. - Miss
Helen Adams Barrett, daughter of Mrs.
John ID. Barrett OF Greenwich and New
York. was married to Mr.. Francis r. Y.
Lynch of Lawrence Mass. at Christ
Episcopal Church this afternoon, the
Rev. DIR. NJ. George Thompson off1ciat-
ing. Mrs. J. Hamilton Cheston of
Philadelphia was matron of honor and
Miss Beatrice Pynchon OF Greenwich
and New York was maid of honor. The
other attendants were Mrs. william A.
Rockefeller. Misses Elizabeth Il. Lynch.
Mary Adams and Elizabeth Castor.
Mr.. Cornelius A. Lynch was best man
for his brother. The ushers were
Messrs. James T. Bryan, r. Trubee
Dawson. r. Barlow Read, c. Connyng-
ham Clifford. Charles ID. MacCoy. Adams
Ashforth. Simpson Lynch, william A.
Rockefeller, Reginald c. coombe and
Kennth r. Smith.
The bride is president of the Junior
League OF the Day Nursery here. Mr..
Lynch was a member Of Yale Sheffield
Scientific School, class Of 1913. but left
In the spring OF 1917 with the first Yale
naval aviation unit. Later he served
overseas with the naval air forces as
senior grade Lieutenant and was cited
and decorated for distinguished service.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
REMBRANDT IN THE
STILLMAN ART LOAN
Metropolitan Has IL Pictures
in Late Bankers Memory.

It was made known yesterday that the
notable collection of paintings recently
placed in the Metropolitan Museum of
Art by Mr.. Charles Chauncey Stillman
is 20 be a permanent loan in memory OF
his father, the late James Stilman, who
was president of the National City Bank.
Eight Of the pictures belong to the
italian Renaissance. They are Virgin
and Child" by Tiepolo; two subjects.
each entitled Portrait of Man" by
Morori: Virgin and Child with Pome-
granate.''' by Gianpietrino saint Bar
bara." by Francia Virgin and Child
with a Bird" by Boccaccino ''Halber-
der" by Pontormo, and Portrait OF a
Middle Aged Man." by lorenzo di Credi
Two others represent the French OF
the eighteenth century -" Portrait of
Mile. Blondel de Gagny," by Natter.
and Portrait Of a Lady" by Vestier. A
fine example Of. Spanish art by Murillo.
THE Madonna and Child" and REM
brandt's Portrait of Titus" complete
the loan. The last named picture repre-
sents Rembrandt's son and was painted
just before the artists death. Pontor-
mos .'Halberdier' was formerly in the
collection of the Princess Ma.hilde.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Miss Bleecker
Is Married to
Ripley Hitchcock
Bride Is Daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Anthony James
Bleecker.

The marriage of Miss Helena Roosf5
velt Bleecker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony James Bieecker of Englewood;
tc Mr. Ripley Hitchcock took place yrs
terday in the Church CT he.Atonemenl
In Tenafly. The bride Is a inferlber OF
family that has held a.leading place
in the social and business Me. ofeNew
York for more than two centuries
The bridegroom is q son Of the late
Ripley Hitchcock and stcpstn of MRS.
Helen Sargent. Hitcaoeck of 70 East
Scventyrt third street, 10
At the wedding ysstey6ay MisS La ura
Bieee ker. !, cousin III 5the BRIDE. was
the .gSaid orshenor. Tic brides other
atidndapts We're Misses Edwine $.autei
of TAnStty. porothea Hafnacker 'of PEI
ham. .,ltSenath Cox of Washinstop.
TheimA Slean Of Flemington. and Olga
Serdobih, Of New York ~
Mrs' samuel c, Disbrow was best nm.
Messrs. L. b. p. Gould, James NJ. Frary
F. B. Faxon and Otis de r. Brown and
the Massrs. Anthony and Winthrop
Gilman Bleecker, brothers o;the bride,
were the ushefs. &,,
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
CARUSO ESTATE
LARGER THAN EXPECTED
Italian Attorneys Sail for keW
York on November 10.

f, Dr. Giovanni Porzio and DR. Gabrielle
Ccnsolazio of Naples. attorneys in Italy
for the heirs of Enrico Caruso. have in
formed their friends here that they ex-
pect to leave Italy in time to reach New
York by November 10 to take up the
work of completing the inventory of
tho estate. Dr. A. Consolidate of .i5
Spring street has been informed by his
brother. DR.. Consolidate. that, while h
does not feel at liberty to give an esti-
mate OF the value OF the property left
b.. the tenor I'm Italy, the estate has
been found to be larger than the At
torneys and heirs thought it would be.
Mrs. Caruso has informed her relatives
here that she will leave France ON
October % and will reach New York
about a week befora her Italian at
torneys.
Aressrs. Porzio and Consolidate have
asked for and received information az
to the procedure in the New York courts
In administering the American estate
left by the singer.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
IN NJ { M Q r Il A M.

BArRD.-In loving memory OF husband and
father David c. Baird, departed from
this lifo October s. 1913.
DE BoER.-In memory OF our darling
mother. Jane. died October I. 1911.
DoNoHUE.-In loving memory of Capt. JOHN
j. ponohue. who departed this life octobes
T. 1902. ~
FULLERTON dearest memory Of Fran
ccs Allen Fullerton. who died October .,
1918. s.. a-.
pay time and night time
We're lonely without her.
We cannot thlnk her idle.
She must ba n homemakcr still.
God rivetir that work 20 the angels
Who fittest the task fulfil
And somewhere yet1n the hiiitops
or the country tat hath no pain
Sine VIII watch frpfp her beautiful doorway
To bid us n wcicoriie a.,afn.
Love and rerierinraneen I've forever.
Mother aud Dorothy.
MoPGAN.-rn sad and loving memory Of
John A. Morgan, beloved hRfband OF Min
ME A. Cosgroye. who departed this liss
October "a, 1918. Anniversary mass OF re-
uuiern for the happy repose OF his soul At
81. Asaesis Church. East 43d st.. Friday.
October "a. at o A. NJ
HEwcorN-In lowing memory OF our dear,
beloved daughter. Dolly Newcorn. died Oc-
,ober ~. 1913. May her soul rest In peace.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Left to right: Lucille Baldwin Mrs
c. Schermerhorn the ancee in.'rhe Kick
"The Kick in IT, Played by Young Men and Women
of Society," Is Presented for Charities.

film. and his daughter, Miss Lucille Bald
win. played stellar role in the large
cast.
Miss Baldwin was the wild girl. Mr..
Charles Read the lover. Mr.. Bruce Price
Post a jealoues rival and Mrs. Amos
'.otting Schermerhon his fiancee. Mr.
Amos Tuck French played the noun
taineer proprietor OF the moonshine stlll.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam. who has
played in the legitimate but not in the
movies until now, was TIE mother OF the
lover; Mr.. George st. George the neces-
sary revenue inspector and Capt. Bush a
constable. The Tuxedo fire department
also was concerned in the melodrama,
with Mr.. Charles Patterson as the fire
chief.
Fifty other members OF the Tuxedo
colony had places in the east. The Misses
Fanny and Marian Wickes, Mr.. Edward
Weld. <r, and Miss Annette Tilford We're
mountaineer competitors at the annual
Tuxedo horse show, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Luclus WllmerdSng, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wagstaff. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Olcott, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Insley Blair Mr.. and Mrs. John
e. Cowdin. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitz
Simons Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton Burrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton and Mrs.
Price Collier were recognized as specta-
tors in the grand stand.
In various other parts. in scenes on
the golf course, in lawn and court tennis
and at bridge tables were Mr.. Victor
Loew. Mr.. William NJ v. Hoffman, Mr..
Gfiswold Lor!llafd, Mr.. J. Coleman Dray
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Meredith Blagden,
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Grafton Mortimet,
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Warren. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand B. Cannon. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Murray Mitchell. Mrs. Fred
eric de Peystcr Foster. Mrs. Price Post,
Mrs. Ernest r. Adee and Mrs. Wyllys
Rossiter Belts.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Daughter Of Mrs., Samuel RI.
Valance Married to Mr..
Russell X. Jones.

Miss Alice Isabel Judson and Mr..
ment was announced recently. were mar
ried yesterday In the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. Fifth avenue and Forty
fifth street. The bride is a daughter of
avenue and grea, granddaughter Of
Cyrus ". Field. the founder OF the first
transatlantic cable. The bridegroom Is
a son of DR.. lie Baron Jones of Pleas
antyille. n. Y. and member of family
that has been Identified with Westches-
ter county for more than a century.
The Rev Herbert Shipman, rector of
the church. and the Rev. T. r. Mathews,
the assistant rector, performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by small
reception in .the Plaza. Mias Frances
Judson was her Sisters maid OF honor
and Mrs. John Hoar of Boston. Miss
Genevieve Clendenin and Miss Caroline
Cox OF this city and Miss Mary Coffin
Of Pittsburgh were the other attendants.
Mr.. w. Curtis Smith, Jr.. was best
man. The ushers were Messrs George
y. Larkin, John X. Haviland. Kenneth
Kennedy Jones. kingsland Rood and W.
Perry Hunter = "a *'' =
Like many other modern young
women the bride Developed vocation.
Her Interest was in Isgyptology. In which
she became so proficient that she became
an assistant I'm the department. OF Egypt
ology In the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art. Through her mother she Is a niece
Of Ma1or-Gen. Leonard Wood. Governor
General of the Philippines. and OF Capt.
Albert Key. o. S. N. During the early
JayS of the War Mr. Jnpaa eeryed In fha
French army and was transferred to the
Tank Corps of the American Expedi-
tionary Forces when the United States
went in
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

= a f..
Special Despatch 10. The NEW yoRK HElArD
TUXEDO PARK. y. Y, oct. s.-Practi-
caliy the entire colony here. crowded to-
night into the ball room OF the Tuxedo
Club. transformed for the night into
theatre, and Witnessed the work OF well
known men, and womei, OF society as
amateur actors for the screen. The oc-
casion was the first presentation of the
Aim rrhe Kick In IT, a melodrama
filmed entirely In this vicinity. AS the
result several thousand dollars went
into tho treasures of the Tuxedo Hos
pitai ana OF the College Settlement, for
The latter organization will use It's share
Of the income in maintaining the cam
pus of the settlement at Mount Ivy.
The professional side OF the film was
limited only to the mechanism of its
making and Its projection The ex-
teriors We're made on the grounds Of
various villas, while In the interiors the
spectators recognized salons in homes
OF Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford and Mr.. Amory
S. Carhart.
The scenario, written by Miss Edith
Percy Morgan, daughter of Mrs. Edith
Parsons Morgan, is based upon a report
printed in the newspapers last year that
wild family had been found living
close TO nature in the Ramapo Hills not
far from Tuxedo Park. For melodra-
matte purposes Miss Morgan introduced
q noonshine still and n jealous lover.
One Of the chief promoters OF this
unique incident in amateur theatricals
was Mrs. Montgomery Hare. and asso-
ciated with her in 1t were Mrs. George
ST. George. Mrs. David Wagstaff, Mrs.
Philip Kip .Rhinelander and Miss Ann
cite rilford a sister OF Mrs. Wagstaff.
Mr.. LIE Roy w. Baldwin, president of
the Empire Trust Company, financed the
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
so YEARS MARRIED AND
81 IN THE SEVENTH
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Morgan
to Haze Double Celebration.

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Morgan OF
267 West seventy-ninth street will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary
next Tuesday and at the same time
the fifty-seventh anniversary of Mr..
Morgan's enlistment In Company II OF
the Seventh Regiment. October II. 1894
There will be family reception at the
Morgan home at which all of their chill
dren. Millerd and Ralph C. Morgan.
Mrs. II. II. Holly. Mrs. Louis f. Turk
and Miss Louise Morgan. will be pres
cnt. as well as many grandchildren. =
Mr.. Morgan had completed fifty years
of service In the Seventh on his re-
tirement In 1914 with the rank os brevet
lieutenant. He was honored at a. regi-
ment drill and a portrait bronze bust
of him In uniform Is in the armory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are of the same
age within. a few days. His birthday
Is March A. Mrs. Morgan's March. 2G
Mr.. Morgan has been fifty years In the
tea business In New York. and Is still
active and In fine health at IS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED,

Announcement was made In New York
Yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. james Amos
Potter OF Providence of the engagement
of Mr. Potters daughter. Miss Rosa
mond Potter. TO Mr.. Charles william
wharton, son OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph s.
Lowering Wharton OF Philadelphia.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Lorette J. Hughes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes
of COZ Sixth street. Brooklyn. TO Mr.. Ed
ward J. Chapman Of 1859 Lowerre place,
an assistant district attorney In Bronx
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. II. Field of st.
Paul. MINI. who have a country home
in westchester county. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth q. Field. 20 Mr.. sIohn Z. Stry-
ker, Jr., of 81 Paul Miss Field " a
member OF the Junior League. Mr.. stry-
ker, who was graduated from Yale in
1918. served overseas in the war as a
first lieutenant.
Mr.. and Mrs Benedict J. Greenhut of
3e West Seventy-second street announce
the ei,ga cement Of their daughter. Miss
Clara Greenhut 20 Aaron Rabinowitz.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
NJ A r R E D

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS marriage Of Miss
Veronica Lynch daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Lynch. In Philip Y.
Ahern Of Ner' York took place last Non-
day at 81. Nary's Church. Ailenhurst,
~. J. q
Miss Airline Lynch attended ber sister
and Col George p. Ahern was best man.
IIfAfPSTED-SARGENr. AT Hudso O n
Heights. Province Quebec. on October 4.
Lena L. Sargent of Montreal to James
Henry Hcmpsted Of New York.
JACOpS-wOOLF.--Mr. and Mrs. Michael
woclf of 2790 broadway announce the
msrrfaEe of their daughter. Viola Cath
erine.. 10 Mr.. Theodore r. Jacobs, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jacobs OF 4si
~ woat 1l?fb 1T. .ton Wednesday, September
2 rs. by Che Res. Or. Llssnan of the Hotel
. iAstor. ". N
NpEYsON-ENos.-aAt Grccnwich, Conn.
October :, 1921, Miss Eizphoth Mat
q,,nnd Enos Of Greenwich. Conn, to Mr.
sA9coffrey Sanderson of Now York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
GIVES BACHELOR DINNER.

Mr.. Daniel w. Knowlton. who is 10
marry Miss Josephine Gibson october
IL at Bristol. r. l.. gave his bachelor
dinner last Wednesday evening at the
Harvard Club. Among those present
were Messrs. Charles Dana Gibson. III.
Alexander Smith. Anton Schefer. r. b.
Hoffman. Jr.; Il. N. Chapman. Barlow
Hall. DIR. d. J. Knowlton. Austin Gray,
Oswald Chew. Halsted Lindsey. w. c.
Clark, Herbert L. Riker. Edgar Leon
ard. Albert Gray. Charles dc L. Oelrichs.
A. l.. Hoffman, z. B. Knowlton, w. u.
Rogers. Gerald a. Bramwel. w. Schuy-
Ter Smith and Alfred l.. Ferguson.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
JoHNsoN-PHILLIPs.

Miss Charlotte Alice Phillips. daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs. Wendell c. Phil
lips, was married yesterday at 40 West
Forty-seventh street to Mr.. Paul Edwin
Johnson by the Kew. DIR. Cornelius
Woelfldn. A few friends In addition 10
relatives attended the ceremony and re-
ception. Mrs. Craig Francis Cullinan
OF Houston. Tex, was her sisters
chief attendant. The bridesmaids were
Misses Hortense Garside Of New York.
Rebecca Brown of Des Moines and
Elizabeth Vernon of Newport Mr..
Ralph Wolf was best man. Messrs.
Harold r. Gibson. Jay Van Schaack.
Charles Hickock and Daniel Grant we're
iiShpre
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

Mrs Hamilton nlSIi Twombly gave. "a.
large dinner party last night at Flor
ham. her house IN Convent, y. !.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
GILL-ELBERTH.

Miss Elizabeth Elberth OF $50 East
166th street. New York, was married
yesterday IN the Church of St Aioysius
In Caldwell, N. j., to Mr.. James A. Gill
of New York by the Rev. Thomas
McEnery. The reception was In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Hal-
leren In Essex Falls. The musical part
of the service was sung by the Sisters
of tho Mount St Dominick Convent
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. William J. F'lberth. Her
only attendant was Miss Helen Rhine
hart of New York. Mr.. stephen q. Gill
was best man.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
HOLIDAY GREETINGS.

BOUNBERG.-Mrs II. Bounberg OF 2ie West
s0th ST. and her son, Julius, and J. r.
Glndishimer wish their relatives and
friends a happy New Year.
COHEN.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Cohen
extend 70 their friends best wishes for q
happy New Year.
sCHANCUPP.--Mr Nathan Schancupp az
3iT Ea9t 10Th st. wishes relatives and
friends happy. prosperous New Year.
). Schattrnan and
mothe. wish their relatives and friends
prosperous New Year.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
sANDERsoN-ENos.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. S.-The home
Of Mr., and Mrs Alanson Trask Enos Of
Belle Haven was the scene of wedding
to-day. when their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Enos. became the bride of Mr..
Godfrey Sanderson OF Now York. Mrs.
Berwick Lanicr of New York was ma
tron Of honor. The maid OF honor was
Miss Jeanette Enos, sister Of the bride.
Mr.. James r. Sanderson, brother Of the
bridegroom. was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Alanson T. Enos, Jr., W..
r. X. Taylor. Jr.. Pierpont d. Schreiber
and Morehead Patterson. all OF New
York. A reception followed the cere-
monY. ~ N.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
ISAAC cARY,s FUNERAL.

Isaac Cary. 81. of Gilberd place. New
Rochelle. whose father, the late Isaac
Cary. was one OF the most prominent
business men in Boston. was buried yes
terday at Newton, Mass. Mr.. Cary died
at Portland. Me-. where he had been
spending the summer. He retired from
the shoe business In Boston about thirty
years ago. Ills father was In the bank
note business IN Boston for fifty years
and was one Of the founders OF the town
Of Newton '+ Fl 4
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
ART oBJECTs'oN VIEW TODAY.

For the first sale of the season ot tho
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries James +.
Silo has added touch of novelty by
giving O. Sunday view of the collection
of art objects In his galleries to-day.
The furniture and hangings. tableware
and ornaments, are arranged in period
rooms that are perfect examples of
their kind. A stipulated dining room is
erranged with. a kuite of Adam furni-
ture. There is a room arranged with
a Louis XVI. bedroom suite and another
of the Louis Nv. period.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
E N NGAGED D.

FRErp1CH-wERTHElM - MIRA. Bella
Mcndei OF 445 jefferson sv.. Brooklyn.
announces the engagement OF her sister,
Mabel wcrtheimer. 20 Mr.. Irving Fret
rich Of New York. Reception notice later.
GINsBwRG- RG-ToMBAcK.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel d. Tomback. Sc West 18Th 81 ,
announce the betrothal of their daughter
Sylvia Dorothea. TO Mr.. Herman Cinsberg
of New York
ACHER-LEvY. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Levy Of 200 West 10Th st. announce
the engagement OF the'- daughter, Fanny.
20 Joseph Mcsbacher OF 532 w. 10th at.
STERNFEL ELS-STERN.- Mr. and Mrs SAM
uel Stern. 40 Riverside Drive. snnounce
the engagement Of their daughter Caro-
lyn Miriam. 10 Mr. Ralph p. Sternfels. AZ
home Thursday evenings during October.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
LEA--sPERRY.

Miss Helen Sperry daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Ambrose Sperry. 1906
Albemarle road. Flatbush, was married
yesterday In the chapel OF Packer In
stitute. Brooklyn, TO Mr., Robert Brooke
Lea The bride was attended by Miss
Helen Bradley OF New Rochelle Mr.
Edward Sperry was best man. Messrs.
William Grim OF Scarsdale, N. ". Har-
old Sleeper, Thomas Morgan. Stewart
Benedict and Elmer A. Sperry, Jr. Of
Brooklyn and John B. Lea of Barber-
ton, Ohio, were ushers.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
ACTORS WIDOW WEEDS AGAIN.

Mrs. Helen McI3eth Mills. English ac-
tress and widow of Frank Mills. actor,
once leading man for Eleanor Robson.
now Mrs. August Belmont, has an
nounced her marriage to Mr.. William
I,oveland. president of the Watervliet
Paper Company OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
on August 1s last in Chicago. The
couple will go to Paris for several
weeks, at the Hotel Cecilia. after a
stav I'm New York
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
OBITUARIES.
BERNAnD O. MEIsIkHEIM.

Bernard G.. MeinilSheim. who built the
first steel bridge I'm Flushing and other
steel bridges In Queens, as well as he
first macadamized roads In that bor-
ough, died yesterday at Toms River,
N. J. Born in Corona. L. l., seventy
eight years ago. Mr.. Meinikheim lived
for forty-five years in Newtown. After
serving i'm the civil war he studied en-
cheering and surveying. He leaves a
wife and one son.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
BRADsHAw--PICKARD.

Miss Edith Estelle Pickard, daughter
OF the Rev. Dr. George Edwin Pickard,
pastor OF tho Metropolitan Methodist
Temple in Seventh avenue near Four
teenth street, was married in the
church last evening by her father to
Mr. Herbert Bradshaw of Rochester
Miss Pauline Pickard was bridesmaid
and Helen Pickard was flower girl.