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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
BIRMINGHAM GIRLS HoNoRED

Miss Thelma Singer entertained at her home in St. Elmo Tuesday even ing in honor of Misses Katie and Sadie Ling. ofNBirmingham. the guests of Misses Gladys and Dorothy kiser' says the Chattanooga Times.
 The guests were entertained on the lawn. which was decorated With Jap anese lanterns. The coiors, yeilow and white, were carried out in the ices and decorations. Games and mu- sic were features of the evenings en- tertainment. The guests were Misses Hazel Elliott. Pearl Slaughter, Selene Vester. Lucille Scheerer, Carrie Lee Alison, Betty Lou Thurman, Gadys Riser, Dorothy Riser. Marvin Price Frank Farmer, William McGee, Cur tis Poste, Ira Knox, Bales Fowler, Roy Donnelly. Cornelius Jones anfi Ted Webb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
DORIS FAITHFUL,
ACTRESS, MARRIED
Daniel Runkie Weds Green
wich FoiIies' Girl.

Miss Doris Eileen Faithful, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Percy Charles Faithful
OF Plainfeld, y. j.. and for two years a
member of the Greenwich Village Fol-
lies" was married yesterday TO Capt
Daniel Runkle. son of Mr.. and MIS-
Harry G. Runkle OF West Eighth street,
Planncld. at the home Of the BRIDE
grooms parents IN that city.
The wedding came as a surprise TO
their friends. The Rev. Henry X. Car
roll Of North Plalnneld ofilciated. Lieu
tenant Commando and Mrs. Walter L.
itieberg OF sbury, y. j.. sister and
btother-in-law Of the bridegroom. were
the attendants The couple WIFI spend
their honeymoon at Lakewood and later
make their home az IS East Sixty-sccond
street. New York city.
~ Capt. Runkle recently was divorced
by his wife. who was Miss Helen Tai
madgo, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry
r. Talmadgo. formerly OF plainield. but
now OF Westchestcr a. y, where she
lives with her two children. The action
was brought on the ground OF desertion.
Capt Runkle served with the Field Artil-
lery of the Eighty-ninth Division in
France, and before that was with the
Twenty-nlnth and First divisions. He
Is now a stock broker IN New York. His
family has been prominent IN Plainficld
for years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
$500 FOR TAPESTRY
IN A S9I ,67I SALE
Antiques From, the Parcs Col
lection Sold.

At the Anderson Galleries yesterday
afternoon antiques from the collection
OF Emile Pares sold for total of
S91.67l.
The highest price of the afternoon
was $4,000. paid by Mrs. c. T.. Lyman
foi an important Flemish woollen tapes
try with interviewer silk threads. dating
from the second half Of the sixteenth
century. the work Of Willem Seghers.
one OF the most important Brussels
weavers. The same bidder paid $3.50
for a Flemish woolfen tapestry dating
from the middle OF the sixteenth CEN
fury. George Merriam paid $1.750 for
a set Of three carved walnut and needle
work armchairs. French. Regence pc
riod: Clapp & Grimm purchased two
large side panels. flower urns. with
architectural backgrounds, for $1,000
each.
A large needlework armchair, French.
Louis XIV. period. sold to G. Altschul
for $3.50. and a commodc of rosewood
and satinwood. Louis XVI. went to
George Merriam for $685. w. II. Dick
erman gave $500 for a pair of walnut
and neediework amchairs French.
early Louis Kill period A set of four
tapestry covered side chairs, French,
siNteenth-seventeenth century. were sold
to a. II Smith for $3.50. and two tapes
try side chairs OF the same period went
TO the same buyer for SEQ Walker Gil
lctte paid $3.50 for set of three walnut
and needlework side chairs Of the Louis
XIV. period. An Aubusson tapestry frag-
mcnt, forming a panel was sold to Ed
ward Collins for $3.50. and pair OF
Louis XIV side chairs. with needepoint,
went to r.. O. Hotter for sii0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
Yamanaka Sale
Comes to End With
a Total of $lOO,O17

The final session IN the Yamanaka
sale at the American Art Galleries yes
terday afternoon reached total Of
s23 $500 making the grand total for the
entire sale sloo0
The highest bid Of The afternoon,
81 100, was made by w. r. Hearst for
an important black marble sculpture of
the Tang dynasty, statue of kuan-yin,
goddess of mercy. with an inscription
on the pedestal II. !. Farmer paid
81 go for an imperial throne screen of
the Ch'ien-lung period and 1925 for II
large ceadon beaker-shaped vase, Ming
period.
\ rare marble figure group. Sung
dynasty, brought S725 from w. w. Sea-
man. agent. G. H. Walton gave $3.50 for
Sung carved wooden statue and pedes-
tai and S42J for Chinese stone sculp-
ture. Tang period. \ large celadon
beaker form vase. Ming. was pure haseJ
by lloyd G. Stewart for 5000, and a
large Ming iardnicre of pottery by J..
NJ. Burt for $3.50. \ kiang-hs four
fold carved lacquer coromandel screen
was bought by Mrs. Guest for s525. \
polychromatic statuette OF Ming work.
manship went TO S. II. Kress for 1925
and three color Ming jardiniere TO l.
ii. Lapham for 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
. EN- GAGED.

K-SCILANSfN.--Dr and Mr.
Harry y. Schlansky Of $50 Kelly II
Bronx announce the enga cement Of thcir
daughter Ruth Ilildrcth 10 Or Sidney n.
Barovick
GELB-vAN DANM.-Mrs. Charles Bisrrg
announces the engagement OF Sophie Van
Damn to Mr.. Joseph Gelb, son OF Mr.
and Mrs Morris Gclb. New York.
GOLD--HURWITZ.- Mr. and Mrs A. II. ,Hur-
witz OF S25 w. roth ST. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Beatrice.
10 Mr. Alvin A. Gold. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Gold. 1874 Boston road.
HALLE-BACHRlxCH. Mr.. and Mrs. pincus
Weber. $50 ST. Nicholas av.. announce the
engagement Of their sister. carrye Bach
rach, to Herman Halle. Brooklyn papers
copy.
mt DSON-FtCKEN. - Mrs. Elisabeth A,
Fickeu 81 IS Elliot av. Yonkern. an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter
Edith Anne. 10 Or. George +. Hudson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson OF " Cliff
av, Yonkers.
KUNfMER-GoLDBER MIR and Mrs.
Henry GodberRer Of Ssi Riverside Drive
announce tho engagement OF their daugh-
ter Elsie Rose TO Mr. Alexander s. kum-
mer. son OF Mfr. and Mrs. Jacob Hummer.
. Hotel Astor. from . y. NJ. TO ) r. NJ. No
cards.
MAUCK 80 CANToR.--Ntr. and Mrs. Aaron
Cantor OF 562 West i13d 81. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Ethel, to
Victor Mauck OF Philadelphia Pa.
SHERMAN - GoLDsCHMiDT.- MIR. and
Mrs, Herman Goldschmidt of Woodmcre
T.. L.. announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Madeline Esteiie, to Mr.. Alvin
and Mrs. Tanchum siiberman. OF Bati-
more, Md. Notice OF rccnrfiou later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
Capt. GuardabaSSi
Shows Portraits of
Women of Society

Capt. Francesca Mario Guardabassi,
who served in the Italian army during
the war and who has many friends in
New York society, gave a luncheon, mu-
sicale and house warming yesterday in his
his new studio at 222 West Ffty-ninth
street, where some of his recent por-
traits We're shown. Capt Guardabassi
Is well known as a painter and singer.
His studio is decorated with medieval
hangings, paintings. carvings and
wrought iron which he brought over
from his old home in Perrugia, Italy
His guests at luncheon were seated at
small tables, which were decorated with
spring flowers. While they were being
served a Neapolitan band played and
sang. After luncheon there was n recep-
ton, at which the hosts recent portraits
were shown, among them those Of Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney and her daughter,
Mrs. Roderick Tower Mrs. John San
ford. Mrs. George w Vanderbilt the
Grand Duchess Cyril of Russia and other
foreign notabilities. Capt Guarda passi
was entertainer for his guests as well as
host, and he Gang with Nine. Namara
duos from "Tosca" and Romeo ct Ju-
liette.' There also were piano solos by
Guido Agost q young Italian. and by
Arturo Bonucci. barytone.
Among the guests were Mrs. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs
Lydig Hoyt. Mrs James B. Haggin, Mrs
H. Work Hewitt, Mrs NJ. Lawrence
keene. Prince and Princess Francesca
Rospiglioso, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Egerton Webb Mr.
Robert c. Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
b. Thomas. Miss Elisabeth Marbury.
Mr.. Guido Agosti. Mr.. John Gregory.
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry J. Whigham, Mrs Newbold lie
Roy Edgar. Miss Diane del Monte Mr..
Paul Mdnship. Mr.. Giuseppe dc Lucca of
the Metropolitan Opera. Mr. and Mrs
John Magee and Mr.. Lloyd Warren
Also Mr.. and 2Irs. William 3. Dins-
more. Mrs Clifford A. Cochran. Mrs Her
manus b. Duryea. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dougherty. Miss Consuelo Bettini. Nine
Ricardo Bertclli. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Greenough. Mr.. Robert Chanler and Mr.
Emory Pottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
MARRIED.

o'LIAIsY--v AGENER.- Ma. A. r. WAGNER
announces the marriage OF her daughter,
Theresa Irene. 10 ". J. o'Leary, at
Miami Fla.
PEABODY TRASH. --on February >. by the
Rev. DR., Edwin knoN Mitchell, Mrs.
l.atrins Trask 10 Mr.. George Foster Pea
body. ~ Yaddo. Saratoga Springs. \. y.
HOGERs-DE RIvAS.-on Saturday, Febrli-
airy Z. at the Church OF the Beloved Dis
cIpie, Ny the Thv George r. vande Water
D. D.. .<eliie Howell do Itivss, only daugh-
ter OF lie late Josiah rierson Howell OF
Quogue. l.. L.. to BENJAMIN Woolsey
Rogers Of New York
SHELDON -STEWART. On Saturday Feb
ruary 3. 1921. at the residence OF the
brides brother, William a. W. Stewart.
! Washington Square north. Mary, daugh-
ter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
A. w. Stewart OF New York. to Col.
Ray mond Sheldon. United States Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
IN M E M O RIA Nj !.

CAMPBELL.--Annv mass in -nenory
Of Aimee Lawrence Campbell. Tuesday.
February $, AZ Church OF ST. Vincent dc
Paul. West I'D st.. o'clock.
CoHEN-In loving memory Of my beloved
husband. Isaac T.. Cohen, WHO passed
away on February G. 1920. Minnie CcieN.
CoLETTI.-In memory of a\belovcd wife and
mother, Emile Palmyre Estephe -Coletti.
anniversary mass Tuesday, February s..
1880 a. NJ. Church of the Holy Spirit.
Burnside and University avs.
LUNDY.--In loving memory OF Friedrich a
!. l.und$, who passed away February y.
NILNE.-In cherished memory OF my be-
loved wife. Mary Catherine Milne a de.
voted wife and mother. who entered
eternal rest February :. 1920.
McI.oUGfLIN In loving memery OF
Rosetta Kearney Mclaughlin, mother
of Lamont Mclaughlin. native OF CsEn-
S%@ GopnS nSaese LORD r SaJS s wce
OIL her! May her soul rest IN peace
RE1CH-Leua. In sad and loving memory
of dearly beloved wife mother and
grandmother. who departed her life Feb
One year has gone. our hearts still sore;
As time passes on VIC miss her more
No one fiji her vacant place.
Lonely we are without you. dears
How miss you no one knows.
our thoughts are always with VOL
From carly morn I'll evenings close;
We mourn the loss OF our dear one
We did our best 10 save.
Beloved on earth. regretted gone,
Remembered IN tho grave
Never shall your memory fade.
our fond love shall llng.r
In the spot where you are laid
We often sit and think OF you
When arc all alone.
For memory Is the only friend
That grief can cali It's home.
Friends may think that you are forgotten,
But the wound is fresh to-day
As the day you left us broken-hearted
Just one year ago.
Her Loving Husband Daughter
and Grandchildren.
RYAN.-AnniversaiS mass OF requiem for
Alice NJ. Ryan (nee McAuliffe) Monday.
February :. at ; A. NJ. ST. Catha rine's
Church. West lj3d St, city.
THE Giee Club OF the Friendly Sons OF 81.
Patrick In the City OF New York-Th
first anniversary solemn high mass OF
requiem for the rcposG OF the souls OF
their deceased members,
James T.. Clark.
Hon. John J. Delaney,
William +. rpoey,
william +. Rooney.
John J. Ryan,
will he celebrated Al the Church Of 81.
Ignatius Loyola, Paris av. and san 81.
SATURDAY.. February -. nj 10 \. NJ Ths
reverend clergy. relatives and friends and
members OF tho Friendly Sons OF 81, rat.
rick arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Yons "Mlssa pro pefunctis" VII hs
sung by the Gice Club
VAN BrsKTRK.--In loving memory Of our
mother Mari T.. Van Busklrk. who died
February G. 1907.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
HENRY LEWIS VAN scoY.

Henry Lewis Van Scoy. sj years old,
died yesterday at Easthampton. l.. !.
The recent death OF his son. Abram T.
Van Sccy. "A vicc-p7esident % the In
ternational Harvce,er Company, Is be-
licved to have hurried Mr.. Van Scoy s
death. though the aged man had been ill
for some time.
Mr.. Van Scoy was born at Northwest
town of Easthampton. in 1895, sreas
grandson OF Isaac Van Scoy. the FIRST
settler at Northwest. After finishing
the course at the district school he turned
to teaching at Shelter Island and the
Amsgansett District School.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

Edgar Sands Turton. So years old,
descendant of one OF the original settlers
of Sands Point, near Port Washington,
l.. l., died yesterday at Roosevelt Hos
pital following an operation. Mr.. Tur-
ton was for many years associated with
the firm of f. ID. Turton Company. a
naval stores concern. He was born in
Brooklyn and was a resident OF Flushing
for the last thirty years. Mr.. Turton
was a member OF the New York Yacht.
the Oakland Golf clubs and the Down.
town Merchants Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
FUNERAL
HELD AT PLAINFIELD
Relatives of Capt. Roberts in
England Notified.

The funeral OF Capt. Corraine j. Rob-
erts veteran of the Royal Flying Corps.
whose death at Plainfieid y. j.. last
Monday left friends without intorma-
ton as to his relatives, was held yes
terday from the home OF his business
partner. Philip Smith of that city. After
the funeral Mrs. \. NJ Herbert. nurse
who had attended the officer at the
Hotel Endicott. told Mr.. Smith that the
Roberts family home is at IL Antrim
Mansion. Belize Park, London. y. w.
News of the Captains death was sent
70 his relative Immediately.
Pending the reception or word from
abroad the body was placed in the re-
ceivlng vault at Hillside Cemetery
Plainfield
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
CAPT. REED. 4. $. A.. wEDs.

Miss Maria Marrow Blackiston dauch-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Blackiston.
a. West Seventy-seventh street, was
married to Capt. Walter Reed. u S. A..
last Friday evening at her fathers
homo by the Rev. DIR. Siegel Capt. and
Mrs. Reed sailed for Antwerp yester-
day on board the transport Cantigny
en- route to italy, where Capt Reed
will assist in taking over the dirigible
Roma, recently purchased by tho United
States Government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
DoN ALBERTO MEMBRENo.

SAN SALVADOR. Feb don Alberto
Membrane. former President Of Hon
duras. cied in Togucigalpa to-day. ac-
corning to advices from the Honduran
capital He was prominent in the po-
litical life OF Honduras, IN letters and
diplomacy. and had held many important
Governmental posts. The Government
has ordered national mourning and Don
Alberto will be buried with official hon
ors
In October. 1919. and again in Febru-
airy last. Don Alberto. together with DR..
Nazario Soriano. headed revolutionary
movements In Honduras. but they were
not successful in their attempt to over
throw the Government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
MISS CARTIER TO MARRY.

News reached New York yesterday
from Paris OF the engagement OF MISS
Anne Marie Cartier to Mr.. Rene Re-
yillon. The wedding is to take place in
Paris in April. Mr.. Revillon will bring
his bride to New York and establish
their home here.
Miss Cartier is daughter OF Mr..
Louis Cartier OF the Paris office OF the
firm of Cartier & Co., jewellers. and is
well known In New York because OF his
business interests here. Mr.. Revillon is
a member or the firm of Revillon Freres
and has been for number of years
connected with the firms work In New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
no WE'D IN sANTo DOMINGO.

letter received from Santo Domingo
City. yesterday brought the information
Of the engagement OF Miss Mary Taft
Atwater. daughter OF the late Comman-
der Charles Nelson Atwater, U. $. ~. to
Nv George Albert Maklnson. who Is
connected with the United States CON
suar service. The wedding is to take
place next month in the home of Lieu
tenant Commander Lylrand y. Smith.
IT, S. ~. and Mrs. Smith. brothcr-in-
law and sister OF Miss Atwater, in santo
Domingo City. Dominican Republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
M A r r led .

COHEN--LENY.--ON Tuesday. February I. at
the Hotel ~. Regis. Flora Katha rne
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Simon Levy. 10
nr. Harry Cohen.
FntEBER-WEfSS lon Thursday, February
8 1921. AZ Hotel McAlpin. by the REV.
nr. Bernard BRAKEMAN, Regina weiss,
Mere OF Charles NJ. and Henrietta ~.
FerEess tn.e Hartmann to William
Frieber OF New York. city
HARTMAN -zEITuNG. On Tuesday. Fcb-
ruary !. by the Rev. HIGHLANDER, Bessie
Ieiihng Of ai0i Harrison av.. New York
city. 70 Joseph Hartman OF Yonkers.
JOIiNgON--SAYLES.-- Icnn Aiexa nder
IorninR announces the marriage OF HIS
daughter. Jessie Horning Sayies, 10 Deios
NJ Johnson. Jr. on Saturday, February
b In New York city. BY DR.. Frank Grant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
PARTY FOR MISS MACKAY.
Dinner Followed by Dancing 70
C,rIebrate Her Birthday.

There were dinners and dances last
night FOR the younger members of society
"a mark the nearing end Of the fashion,
ahla season. One of the dinners was
given by Mr. Clarence H.. Mackay at his
new home, East Seventy fifth street. TO
celebrate the birthday of his elder daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Mackay. The DIN
ner guests. seated at several tables, IN
cluded young friends OF Miss Mackay,
and they were received by the most ana
h;s mother. Mrs. John w. Mackay. The
house was decorated with spring flowers
and there was music during the dinner
Afterward some of the older friends OF
Mr.. Mackay and his mother came In for
supper and dancing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
PROF. HENRY VI. STEPHENS.

Special Despatch ~ TINS Nrw YorK HERALD.
CARLISLE. Pa, Feb. Henry Mat
thew Stephens. since 500 professor OF
biology at Dickinson College. died here
this morning of sleeping sickness of two
weeks duration. He was born In 1865
and was graduated from Dickinson Col
lege in 1892. Later he studied at Leip-
zig and The Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
GEORGE w. COLE. su.

George w. Cole. Sir, retired builder,
died Friday of heart disease al the home
OF his son, William S. Cole. at - Crosby
a venue, Paterson. \. j He was IN his
S4th year. Mr.. Cole made specially OF
theatrical construction. lie made the
first revolving stage in America for the
Iiiralfy Brothers when they produced
"-rhc Black Crook" lie leaves widow
and three sons, George w. Jr., William
$. and Charles =. Cole,
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DIED.

Ml,LLlG AN-Aileine w. on January 20. ie2f.
tron injuries suffered IN an accident a.
eehege Park. Nd. where she was attend
iig the University OF Maryland, Alleine
warner Muiligan, daughter OF Mr.. and
MS William q. Mulligan OF TremonI,
New York city. IN her leth. year lep-
neral was held from Cllffside the county,
hon OF her parents. with solemn requi.-s
mass AZ Epiphany Church. Brentwood.
y, j. February 1, 1921.
McDERAfoTT. james H.. beloved husband
Of Emma &. (nec Bulsoui. Funeral Tues
day. February :, AT D:30 A. NJ. from MS
late residence, lO6S Woodycrest aN.,
Bronx, thtrce to Sacred Heart Church,
i69th ST. and Shakespeare av. Intcfment
Calvary. Auto cortege.
ORTIZ February ). 1921. Elizabeth Ortiz.
Services stephen Merrltts Harlem Chapel,
Soi West l26th 81. Tuesday. r. 81.
CUlNBY MARY Gsmblc. widow OF The late
G ,aa, a. erineyi N. d, on Iebrrsry =
Funeral al convenience OF family.
SCOTT. "a bert f.. dearly beloved husband
OF, Ella Bower Scott. February 4. 1921
Services win be held at his late residence
3os West 18TH ST.. on Sunday evening At
o'clock.
sHERIDAN.-suddenIy on Friday Febru-
ary :. at his residence. POI Baltic 81,
Brooklyn Michael r. sheridan. Funeral
az Erlenv!lle. n. y, Monday morning,
February 4.
sMITlI,-Marssr NJ, on February 8. 1921.
ai 1850 Amsterdam av., widow OF Bernard
Smith. and mother OF Mrs. Mary s.
Enrght. William j. Smith and Mrs.
Charles DAILY. Funeral services at St
Mays Church. Islip l.. T.. Sunday, Feb
ruary &, at y. NJ
SNNDEr.--Anna f.. retired teacher. on sat-
urday. February o Services at late resi-
dence. 2406 Webster av.. Bronx. Monday,
February I, s r. NJ Funeral Tuesday,
February s. 10 A NJ. Kindly omit flowers.
TIRTON. suddenly. on Saturday. February
}. 1871, Edgar Sands. beloved husband OF
Helen Thorne Turton. IN the Gath yer: u
his age. Funeral private on Monday.
February :. kindly omit flowers.
uCkETE.-Ca February D 1921. Augusta
Cornelia Ucllele tnee CafferyD. beloved
wife of William n. Uckeie. Funeral SER
Vices al Rev. Stephen Merritt's Funeral
Parlors. 304 West 12Bth st.. New York
city. Monday at =. NJ. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment private. New
Haven and Bridgeport papers please copy.
Won EBERHARD. Julia A.. beloved wife
of Geo. Won Eberhard suddenly. Feb
ruary :, 81 Wilcox av., East Orange,
y. j. Notice OF funeral hereafter
WALLACE.--Alexander H.. February 3.
1921, in his S7ti year Services at tis
late residence, $50 L. 1asth st.. February
6. at a =. NJ. lnterment private.
WILLIAMs.-On February :. at Warwiok.
y. v. George Aras Williams, aged 60
years. Funeral private.
WILLIAMSON February ). James Arken-
bursh Services Stephen Merritt's Chapel.
223 sth av-, near 2ist st.. Monday, T. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
MISS YOUNG TO ne WED.

At a luncheon given Yesterday by Miss
Jeanne Louise Young for twenty friends
in her home. 81 South Elliott place.
Brooklyn, announcement was made OF
her engagement to Mr.. Bernard Gregory
Torreyson. a member of a we'll known
Southern family at present stationed IN
New York in Federal employment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
G. p. Eustis Takes
Name of C0rcoran
to Perpetuate 1t
Legally Adopts the Name of
His Grandfather, the Phil
anthr0pist.

stscsal Despotch 10 THE NEW YORK HnaALp.
NEWPORT, r. T.. Feb. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Peabody Eustis have changed
their name The news came to New
port to-6ay as a great surprise to their
many friends Their last nsmc now Is
about by an equity s,tlng OF the 6u-
premo Court Of the District Of Column
bin. where they claim their legal resi-.
dsnce. II was held on Thursday and
the petition was granted
Mr. and Mrs Eustis have been pronni-
nent summer residents for several years.
They ara related to the late William
Corcoran. vino founded the Corcoran
Art Gallery In Washington.
The nows carnc out here when the
clhange Of name was made in their bank
accounts. A summary Of the old names
mad the new follows: Mr.. George Pea
body Eustis In changed to George Eusus
Ccrcornn. His wife. Rosarnund Street
Eustia Is now Tcesmund Eustis Cor
coran. The son. William street Corcoran
Eustis 10 now william Street Eustis
Corcpran. and the daughter Lucinda
Corcoran Morgan Eustis. will hereafter
be known as Lucinda Morgan Gusts
Corcorar.
wAsatxoroN. Feb 5.--alr. Eustls In
formed the court here that ns grandson
OF william G. Corcoran. phi'anthropist
ana donor Of the Corcoran Art Gallery
he wished TO perpetuatc his grand
fathers name. Mr.. Corcoran left no
male descendants.
Mr.. Euetis Is a son OF the late George
Eustic. who married Louise Corcoran.
He was born in 1885, ana in ls9o mar
rod Miss Marie Celeste Eustis, his
cousin. They were divorced and In 1903
Mrs. Eustis was married to Josef Hof-
mann. pianist. In 1905 Mr.. Eustis mar
ried Miss Rosamond Street OF New
York. He is a brother Of Mr.. William
Corcoran Eustis, who married dausn-
ter of the late Levi r. Morton and OF
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock.