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The Nenana news., 1921-10-22

CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN A LATE two-reel comedy will be the added attraction for Sunday ."..*
The Nenana news., 1921-10-22

DEVELOPING and Printing at the Robertson studio. Mrs c. W. Adam:
The Nenana news., 1921-10-22

CoONSKIN COAT for sale. Good
 condition. See J C. Van Orsdel.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

An auction sale of seats and boxes for tho
benefit performance 10 bc given by the Ac-
tors Fidelity League al the New Amster-
dam Theatre on Sunday evening. June ., Will
noon at o'clock.
Loews new theatre IN Bay Ridge, the
Alpine. will open June 6, with appropriate
doings and thirty stars OF stage and screen
as the guests OF Marcus Loew.
Tho last OF the heavy settings to be used
In the Winter Garden production. The
whirl of New York" opening there on June
8. were put in place yesterday.
Lynne overman, featured in Just Mar
ried" at the Shubert, who served IN the
navy during the war, viii be one OF the
speakers at the Decoration Day celebration
Of the Joseph Choate Post of the American
Legion.
be seen in the cast of the new "Ziegfeld
Foliies."
The National Association Of the Friars
will entertain Pat Rooney and Marion Bent
at the Monastery June after seeing their
performance of Love Birds" at the Apollo.
Miss Ruth Rollins OF the chorus OF The
Right Girl" has been chosen for the prima
donna role by Charles Purcell. playing the
male lead. and viii go into the part Monday
at the Times Square Theatre.
The Reason Why" new pay by Mrs.
Trirnble Bradley and Grant Morris, VIII be
presented for the first time Monday night by
George Broadhurst through arrangement with
Edward II. Robins and his associate stock
players.
'''The Scarlet Man" by william lie Baron,
a Dillingham; production. viii open at the
National Theatre. Washington. juno 20.
Miss May Boley was added last nisht TO
the cast Of ''The Passing Show OF 1927 at
the Winter Garden In anticipation OF It's
summer run in Chicago. beginning Monday
night.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Daughter Of the Late Charles
KOhler, Piano Manufacture
er, to Be Bride.

Mrs. Charles Kohler of the New
Netherland has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter. Miss Rita Kohler,
to Mr.. julius White Of this city. The
wedding will take place in July in the
country home of Mrs. Kohler in
Mahwah, n. J.
Miss Kohlor is the third and youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Kohler and the late
Charles Kohler, piano manufacturer and
breeder OF thoroughbred horses, who
died in France In June, 1913, leaving an
estate of more than S5.000,000. She
was graduated from the Convent of the
Scored Heart in this city and has passed
much time with her mother in Europe.
For the last two years she has been at
Palm Beach for the winter.
Mrs. kohler sold her house at IA West
Fifty fourth street to Mr.. John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr.. a year ago, and since
has had an apartment in the New
Netherland. Miss Kohler's sisters are
Mrs. Augustus Erbe of Rochester, N. Y.
and Mrs. Romero Miglietta di Corneno.
whose husband is connected with the
Texas Oil Company.
Mr. White prepared for college at the
Pawling School and was graduated from
Yale in 1917 in his twentieth year. He
is in business in New York and also Is
living at the New Netherland.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
PRINCESS ANASTASIA
UNDERCOES OPERATION
Another Treatment NoIO Nee
essary, Say Paris Surgeons.
BIZ the Associated Press.

PARIS, May 26.-Princess Anastasia of
Greece to-day underwent successfully a
slight operation and several days hence
will be operated on again. according TO
a bulletin signed by DR.. Robert Turner
and Prof. Daquez.
The surgeons who performed the OPP
Grafton were DR.. Lecene. professor OF
surgery at the University OF Paris; DR..
Mignot, surgeon of President Millerand.
and DR.. Winchester Du Bouchet, former
chief surgeon of the American Ambu-
lance during the war and of the Ameri-
can HOSPITAL at Neuilly. The Princess.
who was operated on some time ago In
Greece. came TO Paris recently for fur
ther treatment for the intestinal dis
order from which she suffers.
The bulletin issued to-day said: THE
state Of Princess Anastasia Is as salts
factory as possible. A first operation
has been performed successfully. and a
second operation will take place in a
few days"
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
"DEBURAU~ SOON TO CLOSE.

"Deburau." David Belasco's outstand-
ing production, will close at tho'Belasco
June l. The producer announced yes
terday that contrary to the usual
custom of allowing a play to continue
into the summer he wishes to give this
piece the distinction of ending its career
in America before capacity audiences.
As previously announced. 1t will not be
sent on tour.
Il did not produce Saascha Guitry' e
play with the expectation Of making
money" he said. II did II for the love OF
the thing, a contribution to our stage.
thought 1t would please the public, the
critics and my friends.
IF have succeeded-and 7 am happy
to be able to say that the theatre has
been filled since the opening-I am more
pleased than If l had made million
dollars Since / cannot send It on tour
would have this joyous galley OF
romance go forward to It's final port OF
dreams, like the boat of Ulysses. with all
sails set"
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
WITH THE sEAGoERs.

Saying that there is plenty OF voice
talent among the young women of Amer
lea and believing that they do not have
sufficient chance in their own country.
Miss Emma Trentini, one of the Manhat-
tan Opera Company. sailed for her home
In Milan yesterday aboard the Ducd
d'A osta. She will return In August,
when new light opera written for her
viii be produced.
Virgilio Lazzari. basso of the Chicago
Opera Company, sailed with his wife 10
spend the summer at thei- home In
Rome.
Mr.. Augustus II. WINS and Miss Edith
WINS of so East F'fty-eighth street will
leave for Europe on the Adriatic on June
l and will remain for the summer.
Among those sailing on the Olympic
June will be Mr.. and Mrs. Owen II.
Names of $50 Park avenue and their
daughter, Miss Edythe Names.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In Trinity Church yesterday Miss
Doris Audrey Bennett. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest II. Bennett of Upper
Montclair. n. j., was married to Mr..
William Raymond Johnson of Red
Bank The ceremony was performed
by Bishop William T. Manning, who
was assisted by Dean Henry NJ. Ladd
of Grace Church, Rutherford. N. j..
and 1t was witnessed by small gath
ering. The bride had as her maid of
honor her sister, Miss Edith NJ. Ben
nett, and the other bridal attendants
were Mrs. Charles Lewis. Jr.; Miss
Kathleen Bennett. another sister, and
Miss Raymonde Neel. Mr.. Harold A.
johnson served as his brothers best
man. The ushers were Messrs. John p.
and Waiter S. Neel. Leslie A. Bennett,
brother Of the bride. and Osborne Good
man. There was no reception and I'M
mediately after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson left for a wedding trip.
They will live at Cedar Lake. ". j.
The brides father is mananging direc-
tor of the English Speaking World of
this city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
FUNERAL OF GusTAvE AMnERG

Funeral services were held yesterday
for Gustave Amberg. theatrical pro-
ducer. at the Campbell Funeral Church,
Broadway and Sixty-sixth street Leo
Ditrichstein, who was brought TO the
United States by Mr.. Amberg, delivered
the euloRy. Annette Guilford sang "Auf
wiedersehn." accompanied on the organ
by Sigmund Romberg. composer OF the
song. The honorary pallbearers were
Lee Shubert, J. j. Shubert Victor Rid
der. August Luchow, Anselm Goetzell.
Julius Kessler William Klein Mr.. Rom
berg. r. II. Simmons, Mr.. Ditrichstein,
Anton wedl and Felix Meyer. The SER
vices were under the auspices OF the
German Press Club.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
WEGT-WALSH.

Miss Christine Kirk Walsh. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Richard Walsh.
was married to Mr. Charles Howarth
West, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
West Of Pittsburgh. Pa. last night at
the home of her parents. 332 st. Marks s
place. Tompkinsville. S. l.. by the Rev.
J. II. Brinckerhoff. pastor of the
Dutch Reformed Church OF Brighton
Heights. The BRIDES attendants were
Miss Margaret r. Wills of Belleville.
Pa, and her young sister. Ruth Isabelle
Walsh, was the flower girl Mr.. George
Lanman West served as his brother 8
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Charles Holt Durkee. Jasper Durkee,
T. w. Russell, Malcolm and James r.
Walsh. Jr., brothers of the bride. all
of Staten Island: Lieut. Henry PantY
of Paris and Capt. w. W. Savage Of
Rhode Island. After the ceremony there
was a reception, followed by dinner
and dance.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
WASHINGTON FLAG is
AGAIN GIVEN TO CITY
Tooth Anniversary of Inaugu-
ration Is Recalled.

The flag carried by the Second Regi-
ment, New York Artillery, when George
Washington was inaugurated the first
President of the United States. was
presented yesterday to the city for the
second time in the flags history, the
ceremonies In City Hall being in
commemoration OF the one hundredth
anniversary OF tho first presentation.
Remnants Of the flag are contained be-
tween plates OF glass SO they will be
preserved for posterity. century OF
repose in glass case in the chamber OF
the Board OF Aldermen was responsible
for the disintegration. Its present
mounting was the work of the Art Com
mission Of the city. 1t was taken last
night to the Metropolitan Museum.
whore 1t will remain.
The flag was escorted from Governors
Island by troops under command of
Major-Gen. Billiard and led by Col
John F. Byrne, and was received In
City Hall by the Mayor.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MISS M,ALLIsTER ENGAGED.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Archibald Freeman McAllister OF
Gouverneur. N Y. will announce to-
morrow the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Jane McAllister, to
Mr.. Thomas Fairbanks Remington of
Watertown. Miss McAllister is a grad
uate OF the National Cathedral School.
Washington, ID. c., and Smith College.
1920. and is a sister Of Mrs. Foster Gun
nison Of Brooklyn. daughter-in-law OF
Mr.. Herbert r. Gunnison. publisher Of
the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Mr.. Reming-
ton Is the son OF Mrs. c. III. Remington
and a graduate OF St John School. at
Manlius. New York. He is now vice.
president OF the Polar Products Com
pany OF New York. The late c. II. Rem
ington was one OF the pioneer paper
manufacturers in this country.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

In Mcmoriam.
Mcclsnc.ys. Mary NJ. wadis T26i1, John soIarcn =;
pAyIEY. Suddenly, on May 25. 1921, Ellen
Lorraine Buckley. wife Of Guy Carleton
Bayiey, NJ. D., in the 10th year OF her
age Funeral services at her late resi-
dence, 13i Academy St. Poughkeepsie.
n. ", on Friday afternoon. May 27. At
O'Clock.
pAYIEY. Suddenly, on May q. 1921, Guy
.. his age. Funeral services at his late
residence, 131 Academy st., Poughkeepsie.
Y. n, on Friday afternoon. May n. at
. O'Clock.
BECKER-Phiiiip. on Wednesday. May 25.
1921. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend funeral from 227 Lenor av.. New
York city, Friday. 10 A. NJ. 1nterment
Salem Field. Cypress Hills Cemetery.
BURKE.--on May 20. at her residence. IL
West 92d St, Mary. widow OF Patrick
Burke. Solemn requiem mass Saturday
Paul tho Apostle, Columbus av and Goth
st. Please omit flowers. Automobile cor
tege.
CLARKE.-on Wednesday. May 25. at Rooso-
welt Hospital. OF pneumonia, Col Thomas
curtis Clarke. beloved husband OF Elisa
beth I. Knox Clarke, IN the 4Sth year ot
at st. Bartholomew Church. Park av..
5Oth st., Saturday. May 20. at II A. NJ.
Members OF Fraternity of Delta Psi are
church IL minutes before ii O'Clock.
CLARKE - Thomas Curtis. Headquarters
Veteran Corps of Artillery, Constituting
the Military Society OF the War OF 1872
With deep regret announcement Is made
or tho death on May 20 OF Thomas Cur.
It's Clarke, late Colonel 10th Engineers,
u. 8. A. Col. William Graves Bates.
Commandent.
CI,ARKE.-Military Order OF Foreign Wars.
New York Commandery-With deep regret
announcement is made 10 the companions
OF the order OF the death on May %.
1921, OF their late associate. Thomas
curtis Clarke. late Colonel Of the 10th
Engineers.
Major David Banks. Commander.
coNRAN Michael r., President OF the NJ
u. Conran Co, Brooklyn, ~. r., at his
residence, p45 West End av.. on May 20.
1921, beloved brother OF Elizabeth A.,
william r., James IT. and Robert s.
Conran and uncle OF Mary Katherine
Conran. Requiem mass At Church OF the
Ascension. 10Th st., cast OF Broadway
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Inter
mont Niddletown, Conn.
CRAFvrs.--In Boston. On May 20, Mary r..
sister OF the late James NJ Crafts.
CRANE.--On May 20. Julia Morrell Crane,
beloved mother OF Mrs. Frank A, Hodg.
man and Mrs James A. Mustard. Funeral
services az the residence OF her daughter
81 Union st, Montclair, N j., at IL 81
A. NJ, on Saturday. May 2s, on arrival 81
Lackawannn train leaving Hoboken e:5s
a. NJ. standard time.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
OBITUARY.
JOHN j. HORAN.

John ]. Horan. a collector in the
Finance Department Of The city and
formerly chief night advertising clerk
for THE SUN In the period when It was
under the management Of Charles A.
Dana and william +. Laffan. died yes
terday in Brooklyn in his ffty-ninth
year. He was born in the old city OF
New York and his father was an ad-
vertisIng agent. He went tc work as an
office boy in the advertising department
OF THE SUN, and had neen thirty-fve
years with the paper when he left IL
about nine years ago for a place in a
city department. He leaves a widow
three sons. two daughters and sister
and brother.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. ]. b. Eccleston OF Livingston.
staten Island. announces the engagement
OF his daughter. Miss Marie louise
Eccleston, TO Mr.. Thomas s. Milliken
OF Stamford. Conn.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Ruth y. Parfitt OF
Holyoke, Mass. and Mr.. Frank r. Par
Ish. son OF the late John l.. Parish OF
New York. Mr.. Parish served with the
Fifth Division In the war. He lives IN
Montclair and is in business in New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Thomas Meighan. Paramount star, VIII see
himself on the Criterion screen next Sun
day, when white and Unmarried has It's
first showing. Meighan ls at present In
the East. working on new picture at the
Long Island studios.
Miss Bella Nyary VIII play the czymbalona
solo when Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhnp.
sody" Is played BY the Rialto orchestra
next week.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
THOMAS STAR IN "THE WOLF"

Charles Dillingham; made known yes
terday that John Charles Thomas will
star under his direction next season, ap-
pearing In August in an operetta made
from Tho Wolf" by Franz Molnar. The
Hungarian dramatist. whose play,
"Liliom." Is current here. cabled con-
firmation yesterday Of the contract for
collaborating on the work, providing the
American premiere is arranged for next
September.
The libretto and lyrics will be by
William lie Baron, and the score by
Victor Jacobi. The play is said to give
Thomas an opportunity to play five
different characters. Plans for his ap-
pearance in London in Apple Blossoms"
have been abandoned. and he will be
presented Immediately after the open
ing Of Rida Johnson Young's new
comedy. "A Wise Child with Miss
Vivlenne Segal.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
IN Me M O RIA M /.

McrI,ASCY. Mother Mary Mellta, on Sat-
urday May 2s 1921. at $3.50 A. NJ. IN
mo chapel at Holy Cross Convent, 34J
West 42d 81, a months nine mass OK
the soul Of Mother Mary Meiita Nc
clancy. The members OF the Alunnae
Association OF the College of Mount Saint
Vincent and OF the st. Mary's Academy
Alumnae Association and other former
pupils are invited 70 be present.
Nora Cotter Brosnan. President.
sI-AREz In loving nemery OF Trimo ii.
suarez, beloved husband and father. en-
tered eternal rest May ~, 1918
TOBTN.-fn cherished memory OF John J..
Tobin, who died May "a 1920.
Wife and Children.
wOOLF.--rn loving memory OF solorsc--
wooif ten years dead, but not forgotten
by his devoted wife Rachel woolf. and
loving daughter. Enid Bernstein
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
CORsE PAXTON BANKRUPT.

Corse Payton, actor and manager.
who formerly conducted theatrical pro-
duetions in Brooklyn and Manhattan
giving his present address as 127 West
Forty-third street, filed a voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy yesterday In the
United States District Court. He places
his liabilities at more than 5000 and
no assets. Among his creditors are
several theatrical firms. including the
Liebler Company, s534; American Play
Company. sS07: Klaw & Erlanger and
Belasco Play Company. Mr.. Payton is
said at present to represent Scranton
theatre in this city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MISS EUNICE LoHMANN TO WED.

Mr.. Henry w. Lohmann of Kew Gar
dens, L. L.. formerly of st. Louis, has
announced the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Eunice Stewart Lohmann, to
Mr.. Arthur M. Murray. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew T. Murray of Richmond
HILL Miss Lohmann recently returned
from Havana, where sne was a brides
maid at the wedding OF Miss Laura
Tarafa daughter of Col. J. NJ. Tarafa.
she Is graduate of the Horace Mann
School. NJ. Murray Is graduate of
the New York Law School and is one OF
the managers of the Aetna Life Insur-
ance Company. He was. a Lieutenant
attached to the General Staff Of the
Twentieth Division. He Is a member OF
the Drug and Chemical Club and St.
Adams Golf and Country Club.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
PAVILION ROYAL TO OPEN.

In Lynbrook. on the Merrick road just
over the line In Nassau county, the Pa
villon Royal. a new place to dine and
dance. will be opened tonight by the
interests which produced the Palafs
Royal on Broadway. 1t is on the old
de Lussac place. 1t Is handsomely and
elaborately fitted up. The main room,
100 by 100 feet. is like a great tent. open
on all sides and seats 1000. Paul
Whiteman's orchestra will play.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
FRENCHwOMAN LEFT s45O,OOO

Frederic r. Coudert, as attorney for
the husband. father and two brothers of
Nine. Yolonda Merrilon Olivier of Pau.
France, who died December 23 last ap-
piled yesterday to the Surrogates' Court
for ancillary letters of administration.
Though never a resident of this country.
his petition showed that Nine. olivier
had an estate OF more than $450,000
personal property here. Nine. olivier
was the 23-year-old daughter of Leon
Pierre Merrillon. banker of Nice, France.
and wife of Michel Olivier of Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
ADMIRAL FECHTELER
is DEAD AT NORFOLK
Was Con1nandant of Fifth
Naval District.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Rear Admiral
Augustus f. Fechteler, commandant OF
the Fifth Naval District. died at NorfoIk
Navy Yard early to-day. according to
reports to the Navy Department. He
had been III for several months Ad-
miral Fechteler would have reached re-
tirenent age September 2l.
1t is probable that he will be sue
ceeded In command Of tho Fifth Naval
District by Admiral Hugh Rodman. now
commanding the Pacific feet, whose tour
Of sea duty ends this summer and who
!s expected to take over the command OF
the Norfolk Navy Yard and the naval
operating base at Hampton Roads. Va
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
SERVICES FOR r. T. BARLOW.

Memorial services for the late Peter
Townsend Barlow. City Magistrate, were
held yesterday afternoon at the Women's
Court. Sixth avenue and TentA street.
Chief Magistrate William McAdoo pre-
sided, and the court room was filed with
Judges, friends, relatives, lawyers and
court attaches. Among the speakers
were Magistrate Charles N. Harris. Nor
man ]. Marsh, William Sims. Joseph f.
Corrigan. Max Levine and w. Bruce
Cobb.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MISS BEARDsLEY GIVES DANCE.

Miss Mabel r. Beardsley. chairman
of the Frank Carter memorial commit
tee, entertained Mt tea dance at the
Cafe des Beaux Arts yesterday after
noon The guests were the members OF
the committee and those who are as
sisting with the benefit at the Casino
Theatre on June 10. including Mrs.
Richard T. Wilson, Mrs. John Lee. Mrs.
Malcolm Douglas Sloane. Miss Marilynn
Miller. Mrs. Helping. Mrs. Jay Gould,
Miss Marie Nordstrom. Admiral Rob
inson and twenty officers of the At
lantc fleet
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MRS. MINER HAS DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Thorp Miner OF
BAT West Eighty-fourth street. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
n daughter, Olive. last Saturday at the
Nursery and Chld's Hospital. Mrs.
Miner was Miss Nina T. Melville, a
pianist. Mr.. Miner served in the navy
on the Utah during the war and now Is
with the bond department of the Bank
ers' Trust Company.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
STANCE, PLAYWRIGHT. TO WED

Mr.. Hugh Stanislaus STANCE, play
wright, and Miss Dorothy Mannheim OBJ
tained a marriage license yesterday In
the Municipal Building. They will be
married on June IA in the Catholic
Church of the Ascension, West 107th
street.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
MRS. w. $. CLoUGH HAS son.

son was born to Mr. and Mrs Will
lam Stocker Clough on Wednesday o
this week. Mrs. Clough before hel
marriage was Miss Leonora G. Rouzer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Cats, Dogs. &c.
ENGAGE E D.

ECKERT-GuY-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guy
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Essie Frances Guy, TO DIR. 1sidor
Eckert, May %, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
DI ED D..

Bayley, Ellen l.. d. keusch. Rosa
paviey Cuv c. Knapp, Obadiah NJ.
Backer Phillip Leavitt, Sheldon
B,irke Mary Ledyard. Henry y.
Clarke. Thomas @. Jorenz, William j.
Conran, Michael r. Moore. John p.
Crnfts Mary e. Oakes, Charles J.
crane Julia NJ Parsons. Henry
pasnond Thomas E. Patterson. James
Drosse Emil Peters, Richard
Erroons Kenneth r. Raymond. George
Fstvan. Mary eelofnon. EIeanor A.
r,ye Emma u, Schserer, Emma ".
tJsher Josephine Schaefer, Katherine J
rl,ins Matthew Echuh j. y. F..
Hart, Albert searles, Wn. y. 4th
Hoffman. Christian A. Thorns. Eugenia
Koran. John II. Waddlo, John
Howe Mary s. Wellstood, Cora II.
Hughes Richard o. Wood. Belle NJ.
Jacot, Aristides IL.