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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MISS ANDERSON.

Miss Mary Lou Anderson, who
leayea the city hospita ebay as sup
rintendent OF nurses. wa the recip-
seat of surprise party rendered at
the hospital last night by number
of Brunswick nurses and students at
the hospital. A beautiful parasol was
presented to Miss Anderson by the
nurses as token of the high esteem
in which she Is held by them. Be
sides the nurses and students a nums
Der OF others were present at the par
~ last night and the affair was very
enjoyable one
Miss Anderson will leave tomorrow
to visit relatives for short time at
McRae. after which she will enter
the IT,, s. public health service. Dur
ing the time that she has been super
fntendent ~ nurses at the city hospi-
tai she has made scores of friends In
brunswick who exceeding regret her
| departure, but who will wish kgr
much success in her new work. She
Is one Of the most popular nurses who
has ever been connected with the 10.
cal hospital and patients have ALWAYS
he'd the highest praise for her. while
che Is unusually popular among the
nurses end other attaches % the hos
pital
The chapters q the Baptist wo-
mans Missionary Society viii meet
Monday afternoon at tour o'clock with
she following ladies: No. 1. Mira w.
G Paul: No. .. Mrs. c. Miller: No. ;.
Mrs. 7. II. Iatimer: No. 4. AIRS. ]. W.
Tcmherlin. No. 5. Mrs. sam brown.
Mrs. John wimberly leaves next
week for savannah 20 he he guest
n Mrs. John varncdoe for few days.
MRS. Malcolm MeKinnaa and little
daughter have returned from curiher-
land. where they have been soeodag
several weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Ber-ie viii re-
now Monday into the home on Ger
nenter street formerly &c supled by
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. j. Mccall.
Mrs. r. +. Davis and children left
Yesterday for Savannah where they
viii spend few weeks with relatives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07
MRS. G. w. IRWIN


ENTTRTAINS AT BRIDGlEt
Mrs. c. w. Irwin entertained the
Young Matrons Friday afternoon at
her home on Union street with de-
lightful bridge party in honor of Miss
Jane Hopkins, of Savannah, Mrs. Ar
hur Little, of brownsville, Mrs. Fred
g. Allen, Of Orlando, Fla. and Mrs.
Alexander, of Midwife.
The rooms wherein the players
we're seated were attractively arrang-
ID with cases OF brightly colored gar
len flowers During the afternoon a
delicious salad course was served
Mrs. Little making top score receiy-
I'd first prize and Mrs. Woodcock cut
he consolation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07

IT MEANS A LOT TO BE A DAD.
It means lot to be dad!
There's something in that title
which a
Makes every man supremely rich,
An ought to make him very glad
It's different from the other tasks
Which life of every fellow asks;
To be a father means that you
Have mighty careful work to do,
don't know how to say it, but
q man can be poet here,
A merchant or a financier,,
Or play the hermit in a hut,
An he can make his mind't climb
The heights of earthly fame in time,
Or come to wealth by courage grim
But God must make a dad of him.
H can not of his own accord
Be given a little child to raise,
TO guard and keep throughout the
a days
He must be chosen by the Lord!
Save God should will it, no man
could
Attain the joys of fatherhood,
And he should happy be and proud
TIC whom the title is allowed
Edgar a CHEST
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07

After spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs Willard Reese, Miss
Helena Galloway has returned to her
home in Atlanta, i: v':S3
Miss Vivian Thomas, of Macon, is
spending a few days in the city, he
guest of friends
Miss Ann Sharpton is sper ling
few weeks in Mccormack, S. c.. on
her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.iCs:Stiles, Misses
Margaret and Eleanor stiles and little
John Stiles leave next week for NAL
bone to visit relatives.
Miss Maria Blain returns in a few
days from Macon where she has been
spending some time with relatives.
+ 20. -
Miss Frances Tarver has returned
to her home in ocala, Fla. after hay-
ing been delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Eunice Bnrgay.
Friends of Miss Eunice Walker will
be delighted to hear that she is rap
idly recovering after several weeks OF
Illness
After short visit to Mrs. Thomas
o'Conpor, on Union street, Mrs. N.
t. Pindar. Jrp. of Savannah. leaves
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07
Edgar A. Guest.
MoRRIs-GopGE.

Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Morris announce
he engagement Of their daughter,
Edith, to Mr.. Paul Hamilton Googe,
IF Savannsh, the wedding to take
place August 20. No cards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07
JUNIOR MISSIONARY

JUNIOR MISSIONARY
SOCIETY,".
The Junior Missionary Society OF
he First Methodist Church will meet
sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
he church
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lowe and little
daughter leave tomorrow for a plea
SAINT vacation trip to New York
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07

After short visit to Mrs. Thomas
O'Conpor. on Union street, Mrs. N.
T. Pindar. Jros of Savannah leaves
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-07

Mrs. r. +. Davis and children left
Yesterday for Savannah where they
win spend = lew weeks with relatives.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar. president
OF the Colonial Danes OF America held
a reception last night at the Washington
Hotel for the delegates OF the biennial
convention OF the Colonial Danes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
REV. RICHARD o. HUGHES,
YONKERS PRIEST, DEAD
Founded St. Denis's Church /;
Assistant to Mgr. Farley.

The Rev. Richard Ormond Hughes.
rector and founder OF st. Deniss Roman
Catholic Church, Ionkers. and one Of
the best known priests Of Westchester
county. died yesterday at ST. Joseph's
Hospital. Yonkers, in his 55th year He
underwent an operation last Thursday
for intestinal trouble. Father Hughes
was formerly vice-president and pre-
ceptor Of discipline at Cathedral College.
Manhattan, and was for many years
closely associated with Archbishop Far
ley.
He was born IN this city and was
graduated from F'ordham College and
ST, 1oseph's Seminary, Troy. III 1901 he
was ordained at st. Patrick's Cathedral
by Archbishop Corrigan. His first APP
pointment was as assistant at st.
Gabriers Church. and when Mgr. Farley
succeeded to the See OF New York. be
came his assistant in diocesan affairs.
In 1910 Father Hughes was assigned
TO create the new parish at Yonkcrs pro-
viied by Mrs. Denis Horgan as memo
rial TO her husband Under his leader
ship the parish grew rapidly.
Archbishop Hayes is expected TO at
tend the funeral. which VIII be held
Saturday morning at St Denis's Church.
lnterment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
DUMBELLS CARRY
CHEER TO FOX HILLS
Ex-SerUice Men Entertain Ex.
Service Men.

Five hundred wounded soldiers at the
Fox Hills Hospital on Staten Island
were entertained yesterday by the ex-
Canadian soldiers forming the cast OF
"Biff, Bing, Bang"
The Dumbells, as the Canadian play
ers call themselves, made the trip TO the
hospital IN a big sightseeing bus, and
thcir songs and sayings. particularly the
delineation Of femininity by Ross Hamil-
ton, greatly pleased the disabled men,
who v-histled, stamped and otherwise ap-
plauded enthusiastically. Following the
performance the Canadians went among
the wounded men and exchanged expert
euces. The entertainment was followed
by 4 dance last night in the Red Cross
Recreat tion House at the hospital. There
was feeling that the men at Fox Hills
were being neglected in the matter or
entertainment although only an hour
from Broadway and when that go,
around the player folk were quick to
respond A cabaret troupe from the
Moulin Rouge last week set the style.
which was followed by the Dumbells.
and now other companies will take up
the good work OF carrying bits of Broad
way TO cheer the service men so long
cut off from the lively things Of life.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Bride Divorced in France Last
Winter From j. Philip
Bernhard.

News Of the marriage in Paris on
Monday or Mrs. Julia Olln Bernhard to
Mr.. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, formerly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of New York.
reached New York yesterday. No details
OF the ceremony We're received except
that the witnesses included Miss Lillian
Hunt and Col. Philip NJ. Lydig. Mrs.
Chanler and her first husband. Capt }.
Philip Bernhard. were divorced in France
last winter. She remained abroad after
the decree. Mr.. Chanler went TO France
last winter and lived at the Hotel Crillon
in Paris
While no announcement OF the engage
ment was made. il was understood that
the marriage would take place this
spring. Mr.. Chanler and his first wife.
Mrs Alice Chamberlain Chanler. had
lived apart for some time The last
time they were seen together was at the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Aida
Chanlcr, 10 Mr. william Christian Bohn
In the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
last September.
Mr. Chaner. who is descendant Of
the first John Jacob Astor i5 a brother
Of Messrs. william Astor Chanler, Joha
Armstrong Chaloner and Robert Win
throp Chanler whose first and divorced
wife, Mrs. Julia Chamberlain Chanler.
IS 4 5lEttf OF MT. LEWIS 3. ohhHiti ~ -
wife. Mr.. Chanler wss elected Lieuten-
ant-Governor in 1908.
The new Mrs. Lewis 8. Chanler is a
daughter of Mr.. Stephen II. Olin. Mrs.
Olin, her stepmother, Is a sister Of Mrs.
william X Vanderbilt. She was married
to Capt Bernhard soon after his gradua-
ton from Harvard In 1891. Two daugh-
ters the Misses Phyllis and Elsie Ben
kard. accompanied their mother 10
France.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Wedding Notes.

Miss Betty Andrews of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Mr.. j. Berens Waters. whose
engagement was announced last winter
will be married on June s. Mr.. Waters
who Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jason Waters, gave his bachelor din
ner on Monday night in the Ambassador
Hotel His guests included Messrs. An
thony ]. Drcxel Biddle. Jr., A. Mercer
Biddle. Jay Cooke Sd. z. G.. Donaghy
cliff r. Fox, Jr.. Amory i. Haskell
William Hirst, George Laughlin, Pierre
pont ShrIber. Edward B. Smith and
Andrew wylic.
In St Peters Church Morristown. y
J., to-day Miss Dorothy Dennis. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shepard
Dennis. will be married to Mr.. Harold
Newman Marsh OF Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Beatrice Ber-
rien Nelson daughter or Mr.. and Mrs
r. Ogden Nelson. TO Mr.. John Butler
Rosenouest. con OF Mr. and Mrs. +. III
Rosenouest OF Westchester. VIII take
place June in Flushing, l. J.
Miss Catharine Reed Henrioues,
and Mrs. Henriquee. will be married
70 Mr.. Robert Cressweil OF Phiiadcl-
phia next Saturday In st Peters 8
Church. Morristown. n. J.
Mrs. w. Russell Bogert OF New
Brighton, Staten Island, has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Helen North Bogert. to Mr.. Henry Gii-
bert woodruff Parrnele. son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Roome Parmeie. also Of
New Brighton.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Notes of the Theatres.

William A. Brady has engaged Leonard
Wiley. Bruce Elmore and Miss Jane Care.
ION for Dreamy Eyes" the new comedy
by Martha NJ Stanley and Adelaide Mathews.
which he viii produce soon.
"The Passing Show. which leaves the
Winter Garden after Saturday, viii be sue.
ceeded there on fune by THE Whirl OF
New York" which 81 the modern version
BY Edgar Smith. AL Goodman and Lew Pol
iak Of The Belle OF New York" by Hugh
Morton and Gustave Kerker. Joseph Smith.
Charles Dale. Mise Nancy Gibbs. Miss Flor
ence Rsyfleld and Kyra win be In the cast.
Florenz ziegfeld. Jr., hos engaged Miss
Fannie Brice. coriedieune for rn important
part IN the forthcoming ''Zisgfeld Follies
The 350th performance OF Enter Madame"
win be celebrated nt the Republic Theatre
tonight. while Brock pcmberton's other pro-
duction. Mics Lulu Bettl" celebrates its
1I5th performance at The Belmont
Rear Admiral Ashley u. Robertson, com
nanding the fleet OF destroyers now anchored
In the Hudson River. and his staff will be
the guests tonight OF Holbrook Biinn AT the
Ritz Theatre TO witness the stars perform
ance In THE Bad Man
Miss Elizabeth Murray Harry Mayo aud
Tom DinEie. now appearing with Pat
Rooney and Miss Marion Rent IN Love
nirds'' ~ the Apollo Theatre have besn
placed under contract b. MessrE. Wilmer and
Romberg for next years tour of the play.
Mrs a " Woods. wife az the producer
has returned from two months trip n tho
Orient
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
1.-TWO Blocks Away" Staged.
Dillingham; Presents Barney Ber-
nard In New Reie.

Spec'ol Despdtch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY y. j.. May "a
Charles Dillingham; varied his custom
tonight and at the Apollo Theatre in
stead or musical comedy presented
Barney Bernard OF Potash" fame in
a new comedy drama by Aaron Hon-
man. called Two Blocks Away" Ber-
nard gave sympathetic Interpretation
OF PonnmeTantz, role having more
dramatic situations and opportunities for
finer acting than anything ne has done.
Yet none Of his humor is sacrificed. His
is the only Jewish character in the
piece.
The play was staged by Clifford
Brooks. who put on Peter Ibbetson.
Following A week here the play goes 10
Washington, after which II will be put
aside until autumn when it's New York
premier has been arranged.
In the audience tonight were many
persons OF prominence. including United
States Attorney General end Mrs Harry
NJ. Daugherty.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Neighborhood Playhouse Shows Art.

Next Friday and Saturday afternoons
the Neiehborhood Playhouse viii hold
an exhibition and sale OF the work OF
the Italian Needlework Guild Of Ham
ilton House and the Scuola d'Italianie
Both Italian and Ukrainian embroidery
Will be offered. A small exhibition Of
the work was opened in the foyer Of
the theatre last evening.
The Neighborhood Playhouse will con-
tinue next week it's midweeh pro-
gramme of 1.-The Harlequinade" and
innocent ana Annabel.' playing Tues
day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings and Saturday matinee and its
Weekend bill OF The Royal Fandago"
and "A sunny Morning. playing Sat
urday and sunday evenings.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
X. r. MOORE, DIVORCED,
MARRIES MRS. HILL
Decree at Reno FoiloVed BY
NeU Romance.

Announcement yesterday of the recent
marriage OF Mr.. Robert Thomas Moore
Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Anne Beegle
Hili o. New York revealed TO many
friends IN both cities that each had been
divorced several months ago. After WIS.,
ting relatives. Including Mrs. Joseph
Urban. wife Of the scenic artist and
sister OF The bride. AZ her home In
Yonkers they viii GO 10 Mr.. Moores
summer home ~ Borestone Mountain.
Me They We're married about a month
ago near New York. but just where
could not be learned.
Court records Of Reno reveal that Mr.
Moore and Mrg. Selma Helen +, Moore
OF Philadelphia were divorced at Reno
on September a. 1920. Their two chill
dren at the time o. the divorce were
with their mother. Nj. Moore ard his
first wife lived for some time at his
home in Hsddontield. y. j., and fire.
quently went to Florida In the winter.
He was engaged for some time IN liter
arv and scientific work.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
NotjoD Picture Notes.

Thomas Meighan IL White and lunar
RED" Paramount picture adapted from
the story by John u. Swain VIII ns Tho
feature at the RivOr usat week.
Charles RAY in SCRAP Iron" viii be the
feature az the Strand.
The new talking picture Dream street
will open AZ the ahuber4. Crescent Theatre III
3rookiyn on Sunday afternoon,
Miss Florence Reed III The Black Pan
ther's Cub" a production hy " X zieg-
field based on Swinburnes poem "Fnustine. =
will be the feature nj tho Capitol next week.
The screen version or the comedy THE
Cave Girl" by Guy Bolton and George
Middleton. has been purchaeed by Inspira-
ton Pictures Inc, for tho use Of Miss
Teddy Gerard and large cast.
John Emerson and Mss Anita Loos have
completed the synopsis Of their original
photopiay Good For Nothing" for Miss
Constance Taimadge. and are working on the
rontinuttv
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
MOTHER TO BE BURIED
BY SIDE or SOLDIER son
Double Funeral Is Tribute to
Brooklyn Woman.

There will be a douole funeral to-
day FOR Mrs. Elizabeth Barbara Ensb,
81, OF ls0 Richardson street, Brooklyn.
snd her soldier son Peter. % killed ia
France IN September. 1918. whose body
was brought 10 this country last week
on the transport Wheaton. Mother and
son win be buried side by side in st.
Johns Cemetery with military honcrs.
Mrs. Xmas died In Greenlawn, i, L..
last Friday. the day that her sons body
arrived In Hoboken. She had grieved a
great deal over his death and had ex-
pressed desire to live until his body
had arrived here.
The sons tag draped casSet laid Ia
state last night In the club house of
Fidelity Council, 4a5, Knights OF colum-
bus. at 127 Russell street, Brooklyn. A
requiem mass will be said for mother
and son this morning in st Cecilia s
Church. Herbert and North Henry
streets. BY Mgr. Edward McGoldrlck
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Social Notes.

Capt. and Mrs. Hornspy Evsns gave
tea yesterday at the Ambassador
Hotel. Among the guests were the
Duke and Duchess Durazzo. Col. and
Mrs Charles Houston Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Buchanan Guilford. Mr.
Philip Rhinelander. Mrs. Emily Cam
mack. Mrs. Craig McKarrow and DR..
Francis Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Mitchell Hall
"a OF Rye, y. r., are at the Plaza
Hotel. where Nrs. Charles 4. Potter
OF Philadelphia also IS stopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Perkins OF
Boston, Miss katherine Ernst Of Cleve-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. George j.. Kun
hardt or Lawrence. Mass. arrived At
the Belmont yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Gllpin OF Philadeiphia
and Mrs. T. &. Stanward or Boston
are al the Hotel Chatham.
Mr.. George Grey Barnard. the de
signer OF the Lincoln statue presented
to England. will speak AZ the OASIS
Club. 10 East Forty-seventh street, to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. L. Graeme Scott, VINO now Is
In her new home al l55 East Seventeen
street. will pass the summer IN North
East Harbor. Me
Mr.. and Henry Harper Benedict OF )
East Seventy-flrth street hnve taken
the Foster house in First Neck lane,
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANGEL ". Ball or i5
East Seventy-third street viii be for
the summer at Meadow View. Water
Mill. l.. I.
Mira Edward Ripley. who was a guest
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Raphael Pumpelly at Pine
hurst ". G.. has returned To New
York and is . guest Of Miss Frances
Ogden Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. smthers. who
came from Glen Cove Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Victor. Or. J. 4. Victor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l. caeser OF New
York. Mrs. H. b. Frazer OF Philadel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wordsworth
If Buffalo and Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ
Jenkins of Rochester, y. =, have ar
rived NJ the Ambassador.
WOMEN seeking positions OF the better klnd
carefully follow the Help Wanted columns
OF The Herald. --ddr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Bishop and Mrs. James Henry Dar-
lington Of Harrisburg are here to at
tend the graduation Friday of their
daughter. Miss Kate B. Darlington from
the Spence School. They are stopping
at the Gotham
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
With the Seagoers,

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Ely Jeliffe. Mrs.
w. p. Anderton. Mrs. Warren Smith.
Mrs. Martin s. Baldwin and Mr.. John
Claflin are passengers on board La
Savoie. which sailed last Saturday for
France.
Messrs Alden and Eric S. Hatch. sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic II. Hatch OF
Longview, Woodmere. l.. L.. are pas
sengers on board the Aquitania. They
will attend the international poo
matches at Hurlingham.
Mrs. William III. Hirst of 80 Park
avenue. who also sailed yesterday by
the Aquitania, will go to London and
Paris for a few weeks. but will be IN
Italy for the greater part of the sum-
nler.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Miss Barrymore in sDeclassee.''

IL Is announced that Miss Ethel
Barrymore viii return TO "Declassee,"
and those sections Of the country which
did not see her before illness cut short
her tour last winter after she had
played In Chicago and 81. Louis will
again have the opportunity TO view her
IN Zoe AlSins's play under the direction
OF Charles Frohman Inc As soon
as the engagement Of Clair de Lune"
ENDS at the Empire Theatre on Satur-
day night. June II, she will go TO the
country FOR a long rest. and early In
the autumn will resume in "Declassee. !"
John Barrymore. who - appearing
with his sister in the play by Michael
Strange tMrs. Barrymore). will sail for
Europe by the Aauitania June "a. fol-
lowing the close Of the run
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Andrew Carnegie has returned
TO New York from Lenox. and will san
on June 23 for England en- route to
Skibo Castle, Scotland. She will be ac-
by Mr.. and Mrs Roswell
Miller. her son-in-law and daughter.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Temple Ill. Manhattan Closed.

Because OF throat trouble Richard w.
Temple was unable 70 sing and there
was no performance Of THE Three
Musketcers' at the Manhattan Opera
House last night As composer. libre:-
tist and principal singer he has been
under severe strain and. with little
chance TO rest his voice. at times since
the opening has appeared with diff
Guilty. II was said he might be able
to sing tonight. but more likely the
house would be closed for two or three
davs
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Miss Stone, Sculptures Wed.
Daughter Of Onetlme Governor of
Pennsylvania n Bride.

Miss Marjorie Bache Stone, sculp-
tress and daughter OF the late William
A. Stone, one-time Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania. was married Monday to Mr.. Rich
srd Raymond O'Neill In the rectory OF
st. Joseph's Church, Sixth avenue and
Washington place. by Mgr. Edwards and
the Rev Charles r. Fitzgerald The
brides only attendants We're Mrs. James
o'Neill. mother of tho bridegroom, and
Miss Esther Stone. her sister. Mrs
Alexander J. Herbermann, sister OF the
bridegroom. was among the few guests.
Since the death of her parents the
bride and her sister have lived at ST.
West End avenue. where Miss Esther
stone Will remain.