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BENEDICTION.
Just a word, fellow-sinners, while
- all of US stand
AS the meetings. dismissed
1t is just as good exercise shaking
hand
AS in shaking a fist.
The mills of the gods grind our. er-
rors to sand
And our truth is their grist, -
Yet it's just as good exercise shak-
ing hand
AS in shaking fist.
A skull which is solid is seldom tre-
PANIED,
So decisions persist,
But it's just as good exercise shak-
ing hand,
AS in shaking fist. An
We may not know just how the cos
mos is planned,
Or the neighbors subsist,
But we know man is wiser in shak-
ing a hand
Than in shaking a fist.
The demagogue speaks and we bring
out the band,
While the prophet is Kissed,
Yet still choose your exercise shak-
ing hand,
Not in shaking fist.
The wise, withered lips of the sybil
are banned,
And the harlots are kissed,
Yet still let us exercise shaking q
hand,
Not in shaking fist.
The burr and the Burbank both
spring from the land,
Yet we still must insist
1t is just as good exercise shaking
hand
AS in shaking fist! al
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure Of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ca.
The following schedule figures
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THE BOOK OF MARTHA.

ssMY husband would have aban-
- doned the girl. His anger with
aause / had discovered Mis-
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
MISS PARKER'S WEDDING.
VIII BE Married in June TO Arthur
II. Jones.

Miss Helen Margaret Parker or Wash
ington and Mr.. Arthur Russell Jones
OF New York, whose engagement was
announced few days ago by Mrs
Lyman Tiffany OF Washington, her
grandmother. will be married in June
in this city. Miss Parker Is n daugh-
ter of the late Thomas Donaldson
Parker of Virginia. who married Miss
Charlotte Fox Tiffany She also is Il
granddaughter of the late Commodore
Foxhall Parker. u. S. N. She made her
debut in Washington a few years ago
and has passed much of her time in
Europe. She served in France with
the American Red Cross during the
war.
Mr.. Jones is the second son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Strother Jones of Vau-
cluse. Red Bank, N. j., and Is assistant
vice-president OF the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. He is a grad
uate of st. Paul's School and Of Har-
ward University. During the war he
served overseas as pilot in the Air Ser
vice, A. +. r.. where he achieved the
rank OF captain. Mr.. Jones is q mem-
ber OF the Knickerbocker Racquet and
Tennis, Harvard, Piping Rock, Tuxedo,
National Golf Links, Rumson Country
and the Links clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
|. NAPOLEON LEVY
DIES AT AGE OF ST
Was Head Of One of Oldest
Jewish Families i'm United
States.

Il. Napoleon Levy. the head OF one of
the oldest Jewish families In America.
died last night at his residence, Is West
Seventy-second street. after an illness
OF several weeks. He was 81 years old
and had been in failing health for a
year. For time Mr.. Levy's physicians
believed him to be suffering from sleep
ing sickness, He was In a state Of coma
for several days before death.
Mr.. Levy was descended from Asa
Levy. who came to this city from Eng
land in 1854. With his brother, Jefferson
M. Levy. former Representative in Con-
gress. he was a member OF a law and
real estate firm with offices at IS Park
row. The family numbers among its mem
bers Benjamin Levy, one of the sign
ers OF Colonial currency. and Commo-
core Z .ah P. Levy. U. S. N.. who abol-
ished whipping in the navy. The Thomas
Jefferson estate at Monticello. Va, has
been in the possession OF the family
since 1880.
Mr.. Levy was president for thirty
years OF the Congregation Of Shearith
Israel at Seventieth street and Central
Park West a synagogue which dates
back to the founding of Trinity Church
He was born in old Greenwich VII
iage lie married Miss Lily Wolff.
uduEHler OIL <AHIou NolllI Onc tlhtN -
governor of the New York Stock Ex-
change. Mrs. Levy, with four daugh-
ters, survives him. Besides Jefferson
NJ. Levy he leaves another brother
Mitchell A. G. Levy, both Of whom are
unmarried and are the only surviving
male members OF the Levy family. Mr.
Levy was prominently identified with
many Hebrew charitable organizations
His only public office was membership
at one time in the United States Loan
Commission
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
ENGAGED. Z

BACHRACH ~ FRANKEL Mrs Fannie
FrRnkel Of i24 West 18TH 81. announces
the engagement oi her daughter, Isabel,
20 Mr. Joseph Bachrach o. - West
18Th q.
BAUER-IIAsToRF.--M and Mrs Albert
H. Hastorf announce the engagement ot
their daughter, Miss Charlotte Marie Has
tort. 70 Maurice a. Bauer OF Brooklyn
and burlington. Iowa.
FRIEDMAN = NATHAN. - MIR. and Mrs.
Nathan of 2T5i Bedford aV., Fiatbush,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Anna, 10 Mr.. Isldore Friedman. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. u. Friedman of Brook
lyn. Reception ~ home April II. 1921,
from 70 Il. N. No cards.
HoFsTApTER - ROSENBERG - Dr ana
Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg arnouncc The
betrothal of their daughter. Grace. 10 Mr..
samuel II. Hofstadtcr. A. home Sunday,
April II, at ? West SSH s. No cards.
KoLB-BRoDY.-Mr ana Mrs. Nathan
Brody, I'll West End av, announce the
engagement or their daughter. Helen T.,
70 MI. Milton y. kolb ~ New York.
KRUKTN-KIssEN. Mrs. q. Klsscn, 1910
Bryant av., New York city. announces 90.
garcmcnt of her daughter. Liiie. 20 Philip
Krukln Of Monticello. n. \.
pINNER-R -RUBENsTEiN.- Mr.. and Mrs Mas
Rubanstcin. 1i9 West End av., announce
engagement their laughter. Josephine, 20
Mr. Arthur i. Pinnrr 200 West is0th
Reception az home. 40 West End av. sun
day, April 10, 1921, 70 .. uo cards.
sCttNETpERafAN-D -DORsON.--Mr ~ Dor
SOL OF lUih fMlE hhs8 announces AttN tu@
ragefnent or her daughter. Esteic NJ.
porson, 10 Dr. Morris Schneiderman of
New York city.
gIEGEI.-FOX. MIR. and Mrs. a. Tay, 2lg
West 3ith st. New York city, announce
me betrothal of their daughter. Guagic. 10
Mr.. Max siegcl Of New York and tpiian-
apells At home Sunday, April a. r2t
to q. No cards. indianapolis papers
please copy.
VAN BRTNK-FSLENt<.- Mrs. Frieda KleniI
announces tho bctrothsi of her daughter,
Anna, 10 jules n Van Brink No cards.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
JOHN S. JAMES DIES
IN HOSPITAL IN PARIS
Body VIII Be Brought Here
for Burial.

PARIS, April John Sylvester James,
a long time American resident of Paris
died at the American Hospital here to-
day after months illness. Mr.. James
was a member OF the Metropolitan Club
of New York. The body will bc taken TO
the United States and probably will be
buried in Brooklyn. his former home.
Mr.. James was known here as for
mer business associate Of Thomas F..
Ryan of New York.
Born and educated in Atlanta, Ga,
Mr.. James came to New York at the
age of eighteen with Thomas Fortune
Ryan. The two became intimately as
sociated in the brokerage business. Mr..
James sold his seat on the New York
Stock Exchange about ten years ago
ard went TO Europe. where he spent
most OF the remaining years Of his life,
principally in Paris. He took lively
interest In the art clubs OF Paris and
extended helping hand to many young
artists.
He came to the United States In 1916
when living conditions in Paris were
hazardous for one of his advanced age,
but returned in April, 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
|iSS K. w. Smith
We'd in Greenwich
70 H. G. SchauHler
lighter of Mr.. A. G. Smith,
resident Of Ward Steamship
Line, a Bride.

iai Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
|REENwlcH, Conn, April 9.-Miss
|nerine Williams Smith. daughter of
red gilbert Smith OF Greenwich,
ioesst II the Ward Steamship. lines.
Mrs. SGtsh, was married to Mr..
Try Gray Schauffler of New Britain.
|n., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
huffler Of New York, in Christ Epis-
hl Church this afternoon. The Rev.
NJ. George Thompson. the rector.
Eiated.
/ rs. Graham Manuel Brush of Green
b, sister of the bride. was matron
honor. The bridesmaids we're Miss
|rlotte Emily Smith. sister of the
|e; Misses Elizabeth Day Ianier and
|herine Keen OF Greenwich and Mrs.
|han J. Gibbs of Boston. Eugenia
iris of Utica was flower girl and
Bter Sahderson Schauffler of New
|helle acted as page.
Er. Goodrich C. Schauffler of New
* was best man for his brother. The
ers were Messrs,S Graham Manuel
|sh of Greenwich, Robert Hart Boil
of Philadelphia. Addison c. Burn
h. Jr., of Boston. Allen Schauffler of
York. Leslie Schauffler of Chicago
Leonard Labaree of New Haven,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
HON. SIDNEY FISHER.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEw foRR HERALD
MONTREAL, April 9.-The Hon. Sidney
Fisher. Minister Of Agriculture in the
Laurier administration. died this morn
ing at his residence. 4 Range, Ottawa.
lie was born In Motreal June II, 1850.
and received his education at tho Mont
real High. School, at McGill University
and at Trinity College. Cambridge,
graduating there as a bachelor Of arts
in 1871 He then made a thorough
study Of the scientific principles or agri-
culture and devoted himself q farming.
Among the many offices held by Mr..
Fisher were vice-prcsident. Provincial
Dairy Association; vice-prcsident ot the
Quebec Fruit Growers Association. Of
which he was founder; chairman OK
Canadian delegation at the North Amer
lean Conference for the Conservation
OF Natural Resources and member OIL
the Dominion Conservation Commission
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CADMUS-WALSH.

|iss Mary Elizabeth Walsh. daughter
|Mr. and Mrs. John T. Walsh of 200
nwood avenue. East Orange, and Mr..
vernol Cadmus. son OF Col. and
/. Wilmer A. Cadmus of Paterson,
|T, were married "Wednesday evening
the home of. the brides parents by
Rev. DIR. Robert. Brewster Beattie,
tor of Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Erch. Miss Edith Mae Walsh. sister
the bride. was maid of honor and
ty FELTON, of Elkins Park, Pa. was
ver girl. Mr.. Chaplin Weed was best
i and the ushers were Benjamin IS.
Ralph w. Walsh. brothers of the
ie. A reception and dancesfolloWed
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Ls ssEL-MORRISON-M Edgar Lacey
Morrison announces the marriage of her
daughter. Caprice. 70 Nj Charles Wood
leaf Kessel, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
o. 1921
PARVIM- MCKENZIE Saturday. April
?; 1921. AZ O'Clock, BY the Rev. John J..
Moment, In the Crescent Avenue preshy-
terian Church. Plainfield ~ =. Jessie
Greenleaf, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
gus Mckenzie, 70 William Rodman Parvin.
son q. Ar Emerson T.. Parvin.
SCHWARZ-SCHLOSsE S. schlosser
announces the marriage OF her daughter,
Rose. TO Mr.. Daniel Schwartz, son OF Mr..
u. Schwarz. 1775 18th ST., Brooklyn.
April 7, 1921.
SpIRO-GREENSTEIN. N.-On Tuesday April
3, by the Rev. Nathan Krass, Florence,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ~. j. Green
stein. 10 Philip M. Spiro.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Famous Titan,
Once Here, Comes
Back From Abroad
Man With Falcon Is Bought
From German Collector
by Duveens.

Sir Joseph Duveen yesterday verified
the report that emanated from Berlin
that Duveen Brothers had purchased the
Man with the Falcon" by Titan, from
DR.. Edward Simon, Privy Councillor of
Germany. and that this work of art was
now to sojourn In America for second
time.
The painting has already hung in the
METROPOLITAN Museum. TO which il was
loaned twenty years ago by its owner,
Seth Millil<en. When the Milliken col
lection was sold it was purchased by the
Angus Brothers of London, who sold It
in 1908 "for a comparatively small sum"
TO DR.. Simon, who took ii to Berlin
where 1t has passed ever since as the
best Titan IN Germany outside of the
public museums.
The Duveen Brothers are non-commit-
tai as to the price they paid for the pic
ture, but DR.. Simon Is somewhat more
frank. He says he did not get 100000
for 1t, az had been reported, but added :
II received more German money for this
one picture than my cousin, James ST.
mon, got for his entire collection two
years ago. which was 100000 marks.
The rate of exchange was then about SO
French centimes per mark. while was
paid at the rate OF 3 centimes per mark"
DR. Simon had the Id ca when selling IL
that the picture was to form part Of the
Friclk collection in New York. but this
the Duveen Brothers deny, saying the
purchase was made for the firm and not
with the idea of any particular collection
in mind.
Titian's Man with the Falcon" is a
portrait of Gen. Giorgio Cornaro, We
netan statesman of the sixteenth CEN
tury. The canvas is 43 inches by az
and the characterization is one of charm
and power. The General is shown in the
hunting coat Of falconers of soft slate
color with brown collar and a narrow
black belt, from which a sword hangs
He Is depicted as in the prime OF life,
with sun burned complexion, and ne
holds the bird, which is still attached to
q ring on his finger, as though he were
about to fly it. The attitude Is quick,
natural and imposed. The only note of
color is in the trappings of the bird
The picture Is rich in tone. but some-
what sombre, the sombreness being the
reason that DIR. Simon gives for being
willing to part with it.
The portrait was formerly In ths COL
lection of the Earl of Carlisle, at Castle
Howard Yorkshire, England IT has
been several times shown at public ex-
hibtions in Europe, notably at the Brit
ish Institution In 1918, at the New Gall
lery. London, in 1894 and 1895, and later
at the Kaiser FRIEDRICH Museum, Berlin
in 1909. 1t was engraved by, William
SHELTON In 1911
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
FUNERAL OF FIVE WAR HEROES
Military Services To-day Over
bodies From France.

Military services, with escorts from
the Sevcnty-hrst Infantry. National
Guard. and the 7ist-i05th Infantry
Post. American Legion. viii be held to-
day FOR ave members Of tho regiment
whose bodies were brought from France
by the transport CambraL
Those honored will he Corporal An
thony Schoenfelder, Company y, ser-
vices at 425 East 14sth street; Private
Herman Kermowitz, Company r. 22S
Itnox avenue. Private Harry Suther-
land. Company G. and Corporal g. r.
DiamIes. Company G. at 10 First ayo-
nuc. and Corporal Charles r. Brust.
1850 Hull avenue, The Eronx,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
MISS MARY EDrcr< TO WED.

Miss Mary Evelyn Edick. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Delavan Edick ~
San Juan, =. T., will be married IN the
chantry Of Grace Church on April q 70
MIR Edwin Keith Bennett. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Roece Bennett, also
OF san Juan. Miss Edlck is a grand
daughter of the late Judge Edick Of
Cooperstown, N. ", and OF the late
United states Commissioner John a,
Shields of this city and Mrs. Shields Of
Brooklyn. Of wnom she now Is guest.
The couple will live in New York. Mr..
Bennett served during the war with
the infantry With the rank Of 1icutcn-
ant
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
kAILOCH-GALyIN.

Miss Katharine II. Calvin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Calvin, was mar
.ried to Major Parker G. kalloch, Y. $.
A.. stationed at West Point, yesterday at
the home of her parents by the Rev
Edwin NJ. Sweeney. pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church OF the Ascension. The
brides attendant was her sister. Mrs.
Matthew T. Murray. Jr., and Major
Daniel G.. Card OF West Point was best
man. The brides father formerly was
president Of the Board Of Water supply
She was graduated from the College Of
Mount st. Vincent. and met Major Kali
loch while on a visit to Col. William n.
Hascall of the Allied High Commission
and Mrs. Hascall in Tiflis, where he
was on the staff OF Col. Hascall. Major
and Mrs. Kalloch will live at West
Point.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
WHARTON BARKER.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Wharton
Barker, 75. middle Of tho road" Popu-
list candidate for President Of the
United States in 1900, died IN his home
here early to-day. The funeral win be
held on Tuesday. Members OF the fam
lily have received many expressions of
sympathy. Mr. Barker was prominent
in the financial and political life of
Philadelphia for more than fifty years
and was 4 trustee of tho University Of
PENNSYLVANIA more than forty years.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
!. c. II. NAMMACK TO WED.

r.. and Mrs. Julius Beilstein of Louis
+ have announced the engagement
their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Mead
Eclay Block, widow of Eric Block, to
Charles Halpin Nammack. Mrs.
ck Is granddaughter of President
|Jamin Harrison. DR.. Nammack was
hUated from Columbia in 1903 and
Fed abroad during the war. He Is a
ting physician at Bellevue, is con-
ted with Cornell University Medical
ool and is one of the physicians of
Police Department. He is the son
pr. Charles Z. Nammack of 1913 Park
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
IN M E M ORIAM

BRuCE.--In loving memory Of Alfred Bruce.
died April i0. 1920.
ffAWs.-In loving memory of our sister.
f'he5o Wright ilaWs, died April 2, 1917.
rfBSCft ELD.--l'ranccs. In constant and
sacred memory Of our darling mother.
Frances Hirschfeld. who died April 10.
1916.
LANERY.-fn memory OF Mary Iavsry. An
niversary mass for the repose Of her soul
on Wednesday, April ~. AZ 10 A. NJ, al
Belgian Church. f27 West fTth ST.
MONAGHAN memory of my dear hus-
band. william Franchcre Monaghan. who
departed this life April 10. 1920.
ROSENBERG. - In loving memory OF our
dear mother. Annie Rosenberg, who died
Anrll 9. 1918.
SlMON.--iu loving remembrance of my be-
loved husband and our dear father. Simon
simon, who entered into eternal sleep
ApHl Z. 1914,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
KEANE-CROSsIN.

At the Church Of st. Rose Of Lima
last wednesday Miss Bernadette ].
Crossin, daughter Of Mrs. Agnes 7.
Crossin was married to John ). keane
by the Rev. T. A. Hickey, pastor of 81.
Brendan's Church, Flatbush, assisted by
the Rev. ]. A. McCaffery OF St Rose Of
Llma's wedding breakfast was served
at the Hotel Marseilles. at which we're
present only the families.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

MIR. and Mrs. William Burnct Ogden
or 1868 Pelham road, New Rochelle. gave
a dance last night, at which they an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy ST. Clair Ogden to
Mr.. Leonard William Proctor, son OF
Mr.. William w. Proctor OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison Of t5
Butler place, Brooklyn. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Harrison. to Mr.. Ernest Muller
OF New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Anita S. Whitehouse. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Whitehouse 81
Pelham Heights, n. ", was married
yesterday in the Huguenot Memorial
Church at Pelham Manor TO Capt.
Frank Lucien Hale Of Syracuse by the
Rev. Or. Leary. the pastor. Capt. Hale
enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps DUR
ing the early days of the war. and soon
won the reputation Of being one Of the
most daring air fighters aleng the
French front.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
SAMUEL W. KING.

Samuel Wilson King, who for more
than thirty years had been active IN
writing marine insurance, died yester-
day at his home. 2s Douglas road, Glen
Ridge, after an illness Of several months.
He was SO years old. Mr.. King was
born and educated IN New York city.
Until his last Illness he had been con-
nected with the frm Of Chubb & Son,
and Z South william street. for thirty
one yqarG
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
REAR ADMIRAL BAILEY
DIES AT Ell PASO
Was on His Way to His Home
Gowonda, ~. r.

Ell PAso, April 9.--Rear Admiral
Frank Harvey Bailey, retired. 50 years
old. died suddenly at the Union Station
here this morning while waiting for a
train. He was on his way TO his home
in Gowanda. n. y. lie had been in El
Paso week.
Admiral Bailey was graduated at An
napolis in 1874. He was with Admiral
Dewey at Manila. During the world
war he was in charge OF the computing
department OF the Bureau Of Steam En-
gineering at Washington. Beside the
widow two sons and two daughters sur
vive The body will be buried at
Gowanda.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Elsie Morgan, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Briggs Morgan OF this
city. was married last Wednesday even
ing at the Hotel Plaza to Dr. John Gee
vaudervoort, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 7.
Vsndervoort. Of Paterson, y. J. Mrs,
Gilbert Morgan Weaver or East Orange
was matron Of honor, and DIR. Charles
F'rasier vandervoort was his brothers
best man,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
UNIV GS.

ANGYAL.-Rhea Sunday. April II, az 3.
New Mount Carmel Cemetery. Cypress
INNS. Rdgcwood. T.. I. In casa of rain
postponed 10 MAY T.
FRANCK .--JTuvetlinF Of monument IN rem.
ory IS Baruch Frauek VIII take place on
Sunday, April n. NJ n A. Nj, ~ River
side Cemate~N, Hackensack, ~. J. Reia-
lives and friends are invited. II rain,
postponed untu following Sunday.
PACHNER.--Unvsllng ot monument In mem
of.y or Isaac pachncr VII take place sun
day. April 10. 3 O'Clock, Acacia Cemctery,
weather permitting.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
MISS TARAsovA ~ CONCERT.

Miss Nina Tarasova. singer OF RUS
sian folk songs and ballads. gave a
Joint concert with the Zimro Ensemble
last evening at Carnegie Hall. The
singers interpretations, rendered with
a colorfu voice. clear enunciation and
fine dramatic instincts. interested the
audience. The admirable zimro players.
six In number. gave divided or together
various numbers. Tho concert opened
with two movements from Tschaikov-
sky's A minor trio
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
ANDREW SUCKER.

Miss Helen Tucker daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker, was
married fin st. MarEarets Episcopal
Church this afternoon TO Mr.. Elipha et
Frazer Andrews. son OF Mrs. Eliphaiet
r.. Andrews The Right Rev Alfred
Harding. Bishop Of WASHINGTON, ana
the Rev. Herbert Scott smith oiilciated
A reception for close friends and rela-
tives was held at the home 1f the
hride'a narenta
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CULeiAN-MacGUIRE

The marriage Of Miss Muriel MacGuire,
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. Constantine
]. MacGuire, TO Mr.. Otto culman took
place yesterday afternoon at l20 East
Sixtieth street. the home OF her parents,
and there were present relatives and
few friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Moran Of the
Dominican order. Tho brides niece,
Constance McKenna, and nephew, Con-
stantine Mlttendorf attended her. Mr..
Carl Culman was his brothers best man.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
JOHN .. HAYES.

John u Hayes. eldest son of Thomas
j. Hayes. Deputy Fire chief, died yes
terday III hs home, 2004 Perry avenue,
The Bronx. or heart disease. lie was -
years old lie was graduated from Man
haitian College as a civil engineer and
was q member o. the engineering star
of the National Board Of Fire Under
writer's. He leaves his father, four
brothers and two sisters.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
M A r RTE

DORFNfAN- Miss Minnie Good
man 20 Louis porfman, April Il 1921.
JONES STRAUSS MIR. and Mrs II. Strauss
of Montgomery. Ala, announce the mar
riaEe of their daughter, Mabel, 20 Ma.
thaniel n, Jones, SON of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Jones' IN 333 Central Park West,
March so, 1929, ~ Rev a. J. Eiseman.
KATIN-STRAJSS Mr.. ana Mrs. Jacob
Strauss of Rockaway Fark. T. l.. an.
nounce the marriage 20 their daughter.
day, April 8 1921,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
NEW vroLINIsr PLAys.

Edward Wieland, violinist, who had
been announced as THE East side
genius" gave his first recital hers last
night in Aeoian Hall. In sonata by
Jean Marie lie clair he showed serious
ness. but a violin talent still in the
earlier stages OF development.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
AN NIVE ARIES.

LOWENTHAL Mr.. and Mrs Max Lowen-
fhal announce the celebration or their
twenty-hfth anniversary, which viii be
held at their residence. 9a4 Intervale av.,
Bronx. Saturday, April Is, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
BIRTHS.

COHEN. and Mrs. Charles Cohen, ca
Gates av (nee Gertrude Ottenbere). wish
60 announce the birth Of son On Tues
day, April 3.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will re-
turn this week from Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Miss Evelyn, Ismay, whose mother,
Mrs. J. Bruce Ismay, started for her
home in England last week. will be the
guest Of Mrs. Hamilton Fish untn May
4, when she and her sister, Mrs Ronald
Cheape, will start for England
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Prince, Jr.,
have come from Jericho, l.. l., to the
Vanderbilt