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The New York herald., 1921-08-27
Willard MackHaS
Breakdown and Is
Sent to Canada
Actor and Playwright Taken
to His Family in Calgary,
Alberta.

1T was learned yesterday that Willard
Mack, playwright and actor, has gone
to the home of his parents IN Calgary,
Alberta, Canada, as the result Of ner-
rous breakdown which he suffered at
the home or Eddie F'oy In New Rochelle.
/ Mack was writing play to be used by
the Foys this fall. Early this week II
was decided to send him to Calgary. and
Foy put him aboard the train with a
doctor. nurse and sa.506 il advance
royalties. The comedian also paid ali
expenses OF the trip for Mack. Friends
think 1t is doubtful IL Mack Is seen again
on Broadway for long time.
Mack, whose real name Is Charles w.
Mclaughlin. and who is a., has had
one OF the most picturesque careers In
the theatre world Born in Canada, he
attended Georgetown University, and
then. afhr spending some time on his
brothers ranch in British Columbia, he
tried his fortunes in Alaska, remaining
year. Then followed adventurous
sea tramp voyage to Japan and consid-
cradle wandering about the Orient.
He first came to notice as an actor In
the West While leading man in stock
at Salt Lake City he married Maude
Leone. They had appeared together in
plays he wrote. They were divorced for
lncompatTbiiity.
In 1913 Mack married Miss Marjorie
Rambeau. who also had become his lead
ing woman. Five years later she OBJ
tanned divorce in this city. Three
months later he married Miss Pauline
Frederick. now well known screen
actress. They were divorced in August
1920.
Almost every leading woman with
whom Mack has been associated of late
has had her name romantically entwined
with his. For many of them he wrote
plays. 1t was Kick In" in which Miss
Rambeau appeared, that brought them
into prominence here. He also wrote
so Much for So Much for her. and
played in II himself. He alsC played
with Miss Lenore Uric in his Tiger
Rose
Recently he did crook play in vaude-
Vile with Miss Barbara Castleton. This
was followed a year ago by Near Santa
Barbara originally written for Miss
Frederick, IL. which Mack appeared. 1t
failed. and he set to work AMI wrote In
two weeks Smooth as Silk In which
tempts at the Lexington and Frazee
theatres this was Withdrawn. His last
appearance was In Eugene ONeills
Gold" at the Frazee Theatre.
on October 23 last Mack filed petit
ton in bankruptcy, placing his llabil-
tiles at s47.041, with no assets. II was
reported Last May that Miss Frederick,
after meeting him here on shopping
tour, was to be remarked to Mack, bur
recent dispatches from Los Angeles sald
the actress had decided not TO attempt
married life with him again after learn
Inc he had been in Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MUSICIANS IN DISCORD
TAKE 1T TO COURT
Some Members of Union Want
Officers Restrained.

An aftermath Of the trouble in June
q year ago in the quarters OF the Alusl-
clans Mutual Protective Union which
resulted in the arrest OF eight musicians
who expressed by force their opinions
Of the way their officers OF the union
We're conducting its affairs came up
yesterday in the Supreme Court when
Angelo Matera and seven other directors
OF the union applied TO Justice McAvoy
for an injunction. They seek to restrain
Isaac Rosenberg, treasurer. and other
members OF the union from depriying
the plaintiffs of their rights and privi-
leges in the union. Justice McAvoy
reserved decision.
The defendant element in the union
is already under a temporary Injunction
restraining them from conducting an
impeachment trial against the plaintiffs
and from preventing the pnrlntiffs using
the building Of the organization at 210
East Eighty-sixth street. The union was
formerly affiliated with the American
Federation of Musicians an A. f. OF L.
body. but its charter was revoked in
July.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MRS. BLANCA w. BISHOP,
ACTRESS, WEEDS AGAIN
Becomes Bride of w. X. Rem
esch of Bridgeport.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YoEK HERlrp.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Aug 2e.-Mrs.
Blanca West Bishop, whose divorce last
June from Mr.. William d. Bishop caused
much comment here as well as in the
theatrical world of New York, has been
married to Mr. William Raymond Rem
esch. a yarn manufacturer OF this city
and for some time his brides neighbor.
The bridegroom has lived here Ave years,
having come 70 Bridgeport from Clncin-
natl. The wedding, which has just been
revealed. took place on August IS.
Mrs. Renesch is the adopted daughter
Of Capt. Pehr +. West, a man of con-
siderable wealth, who introduced her t.
the professional stage as Blanca West
by purchasing Augustus Thomass play
Colorado" from the late Charles Froh-
man and casting his foster daughter for
the leading part. She subsequently APP
peared in Paid in Full" She was mar
ried to Mr.. Bishop. grandson Of q ono
time president of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. In 1911.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. George Russell Branson Of 36
East Severty-second street and Watch
Hill, r. T.. Of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Geraldine Strong Bran
son, to Mr.. Leonard Phillips Leyerich,
son Of Mr.. T.. G. Leverich OF 440 East
Nineteenth street, Flatbush. The we'd
ding is to take place in st. James's
Church, this city, In October. Mr.. Lev
erich was graduated from Lehigh Uni
verslty last year. During the war he
served In the air force OF the army.
Mrs Horace Graham Myers OF 10
West Seventy-fourth street has an
nounced the engagement OF her daugh-
ter. Miss Clara Louise Myers. TO Mr..
James O'Nell, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas III. O'Neil of New York and West
chester. During the war he served with
the navy. The wedding Is to take place
late In the autumn. A month ago Mr..
Myers served as best man at the mar
riage of Miss +. Louise Moore to Mr..
Theodore q. Converse at Greenwich.
Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
FASHION SHOW AT SPRING LAKE
Girls or summer Colony Act as
Models for Charity.

Speoidl Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
SPRING LAKE, N. j.. Aug. 2S.-A brill
liant fashion show, in which several
young girls OF the summer colony played
the parts OF models. opened the two day
fete which Is being held for the benefit
of the local hospital The fashion show
opened this afternoon at the Essex and
Sussex Hotel and was repeated tonight.
Mrs. Chester Maxwell was In charge
OF the show and assisting her were Mrs.
Frederick A. Potts. Mrs NJ. Hallock,
Hrs. Grace Riva, Mrs. Matthew Borden
and Mrs. Thomas O'Sullivan. Among
the models were Mrs. Frank Harper.
Mrs. Daniel O'Sullivan. Mrs Gates
Evans, Miss Beatrix Haines, Miss Mar
garet Lynch and Miss Louise Hallock.
Tonight at the Bathing and Tennis
Club society folk witnessed a series OF
boxing bouts. Jack Dempsey appeared
in the ring. The bouts were part OF
the hospital affair. Edgar A. Knapp
was in charge and his committee I'm
cluded a score or more of the most
prominent men on the coast.
Mrs. c. ID. Loveland OF Pittsburgh is
at the Essex and Sussex. Others there
are Mrs Vincent and Miss Beatrice Vim
cent OF New York, the Misses Marion
and Katheleen Whaley of Fort Totten
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Geyer OF New
York.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Monmouth are Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Krauser OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T.. Cooke. Barclay Cooke and Robert
Cooke of Paterson.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
McCLURE--JONEy.

Prof. Charles Freeman williams Nc
Clure. professor of comparative anatomy
at Princeton University. and Miss Grace
Latimer Jones of Columbus. Ohio, who
obtained a marriage license in this city
q few days ago. were married Thursday
in tho Church OF the Ascension by the
Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant. A few
friends and relatives were present. The
bride has been at the head OF private
school In Columbus for some time and
is a daughter Of Mr.. George d. Jones OF
that city. Prof. Mcclure is son of Mr..
Charles +. Mcclure of Cambridge. Mass,
and was graduated from Princeton in
1888. Afterward he attended the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons in this city
and studied at Berlin. Kiel and Wurts-
burg. He was q member OF the Pcary
Relief Expedition OF 1899. His home is
at IL Morven street. Princeton.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
SWIMMING AT PROFILE.
Lynn w. Marsh Wins the Whit,
Mountains Championship.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
PROFILE, n. r., Aug. 2s.--Lynn p.
Marsh OF st. Augustine, Fla, who T.
spending the summer with Gen. and
Mre, w. n. p. Darrow In their cottage.
won the highest score at the swimming
contest at the Crawford House a few
days ago. making IS out of 30 points.
and now holds the White Mountains
championship for swimming.
Mrs. William Cross and Miss Eliza
beth Childs of Montclair will reach Pro-
file tomorrow. where they will spend o
fortnight with Miss Nina Rhoades In her
cottage.
Arrivals to-day at the Profile House
include Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Murray and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Blair OF Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 8. McKeon OF Boston !,
Mrs. Robert @. Mattern OF Pittsburgh,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.. Devens Of Boston.
Charles B. Storrs and Richard s. Storrs
Of Orange. n. J.: g. II. Barnard. Jr
and $. s. Morris OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs J. II. Lumis. Miss Ruth Lumis and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mclean OF West
chester. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Emery
Of Montclair and Mr.. and Mrs w. u.
Brockway OF Portland.
J. 8. and j. +. Geroule OF Princeton,
who are on hiking tour through the
mountains. stopped to-day TO see friends
and have luncheon at the Profile House.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
SOCIAL NOTES.

a bal masque was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Byrd last Saturday evening
in their summer home In Dover. ~. ".
their guests going from New York as
well as from neighboring colonies. An
amusing feature was a mock marriage.
with Mir. Byrd Stimulating the clergyman.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Chambers Reid have
rented their home at S76 West End ave-
nue., and after September will live at
the New Netherland Hotel.
Mrs. Francis j. HigFinson OF Kingston,
n. ", Is at the Hote Chatham
Mrs, Marcus DAILY Boa rman OF Mon
tana. who was Miss Virginia Madigan, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Patrick Francis
Madigan, at Buckley Manor Rye. N Y
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
THIBETAN RELIGIOUS
RELICS ON VIEW HERE
Rare Collection in Museum of
Natural History.

what Is said to be the finest OF col
lections OF Thibetan religious objects
ever gathered has been placed on tenn
porary exhibition In the American
Museum OF Natural History. The collec-
ton includes a shrine OF Buddha, sacred
banners. the holy book of the Buddha. a
Thibetan carpet, prayer mat. temple
guardians, altar vessels and images.
The exhibit represents part Of a col
lection gathered by Alexander Scott. a
British artist, who for twenty-six years
made his home In Darjeeling India, on
the highway to Thibet Mr.. Scott linked
himself for years with the life OF the
Buddhist priests and from one Of them
learned much of the traditions OF great
religious leaders,
The shrine on exhibition at the
museum has as central figure Padma
Sambhava, the great "guIu," or saint.
who 500 years ago entered Thibet and
became the fret teacher of Buddhism
there.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
Touch of Autumn In Air.

Because Of spright chill In the air
there were many furs and wraps worn
this afternoon. Mrs. Howard Cushing
appeared IN a gown OF deep brown.
F'lounces of fur were worn about the
lower garment as well as about the
neck
Mrs Fitzhugh whitehouse wore
heavy cloak and Mrs. Roderick Well
man wore furs. Mrs. Brady Hartman
wore a suit and cloak all in white and
carried fur on her arm.
Miss Evelyn Loew had a most at
tractive costume OF gray. The QUE
piece gown was in clinging effect, and
her large gray fur stole went around
her shoulders TO the knees.
Mrs. Marion Eppley was in a real
summer gown and made others feel
that after all summer was not passed
1t was OF ecru and lace.
Mrs. Marjorie Oelrichs was enter
tanning Mrs. Leonard Thomas, who Is
here from Southampton. Mrs. Oel-
richs was in a tight fitting gown Of
fawn and wore q cloak with fur. Mrs
Thomas also caught the fur spirit, but
wore pure white OF heavy material
Her cloak was also Of white.
There were many entertainments to-
night and following the dinners many
young people went to the ball at the
Country Club.
Mrs. Edison Bradley was one Of those
entertaining at Elm Court. and her din
ner was chiefly for the Polish Minister.
Prince Lubomirslsi, and the Princess
Lubomirskl. Other guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gould shaw I'd; Admiral
Guy Grant, attache of the British en-
bassy: Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MacHae.
Commander John Fremont. u. $. NJ.
and Mrs. Fremont and Col Julian
Little.
Others giving dinners were Mr. and
Mrs Ogden II. Hammond. Mrs. Mae
Brady Hartman, Mrs. John Aspegren.
who had among her guests, the Portu
guese Minister, vicomte Bale. and the
Swedish Minister. Mr.. Wallender.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
OPERA AT NARRAGANSETT,
DIR. Jules Jordan of Providence
Presents own Competitions.

Special Despatch to TIIn Nrw YORK HERALD
NARRAaANsETr PIER r. J., Aug. 2b.--
Music was the lure TO attract large
assemblage to the Casino tonight Tor
an evening OF opera in the ballroom
where three miniature operas by Dr.
Jules Jordan of Providence were pre-
sented by Rhode Island singers, under
the direction OF the composer. Anons
the subscribers were Miss Caroline
Hazard, Mrs Rowland G. Hazard,
Peacedale Prof. and Mrs. Irving Fisher
OF Yale, Louis G. Page OF Boston ana
Mrs. Frederick X. Hazard of Syracuse.
Dancing followed the concert.
Mrs. w. M. Thorton and her sister.
Miss NJ. l.. Beall Of Baltimore, and Mrs.
stephen E Hopkins of Providence were
hostesses at tea parties on the terrace
of the Towers tea room.
Mr. Henry u. Stimson OF New York
and Mr.. f. Ellis Jackson OF Providence
are week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Ryergon Of Chicago at the
Pines.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
NOTES or THE STAGE.

william, a. Brady viii produce tonight at
the Playhouse Personality play by
Philip Bartholomac and Jasper Ewing BRADY
with Louis Bennlson and Henry +. DiNey.
Misn Elizabeth Risdon. Bngliah actress, OF
'.rhe Night Cap" has taken out first Amer
tcnn citizenship papers.
FIFTY members or the Hastings n. Y. post
OF tho American Legion Will zee tltis htLeI-
Moons performance Of The Triumph Of x, ,
BY tho late Carlos Wupperman, who enlisted
In the army from Hastings.
Eddie Cantor begins his second season as
n star under the direction Of tile shuoerts
In Detroit tomorrow night In "Midnight
FOUNDERS of 1921" Later he VIII pc seen
Oh Broadway In revue.
The cast OF Just Married" win have a
farewell party after to-nlghts performance
al the Shubcrt Theatre, as they VIII leave
ihat house and on Monday move 70 the Nora
Rayes.
Tho cast for "Bluebeard's Eighth wife"
French farce IN which Ina Claire ia starred
BY william Harris. Jr. includes ~ the rno-
ment Of going 20 press claude NinE, barry
Baxter, Iaonore Harris, Ann Meredith. Err
nest staiapi. jules Epailly and PHILIP ronga.
Tho seiwyns have engaged Malcolm Fa1-
SOFT for tho leading male role tu Tho Sil-
yer Peacock" WITH Nine. olga Pctrova.
Miss Alice Doiysia. star of "Afsar." md
ber company, Including Luplno Lane. Engli7h
comedian, LEFT yesterday by special train FOR
Atlantic city, where the spectacle opens
Monday.
Miss Hermine shone FOR several years a
vaudeville heaulncr Wil he soon IL lead
ing roic In A. II. Woofs's production "Bnek
Pay." opening at The Eltlnge next week
Dolores Ziorfclf beauty. sailed on the
olympic for par4f, whore nhe VIII remain
4 month 10 buy the latest parlslan creations
FOR Mr.. zieRfeifs forthcoming productions.
William Ie Baron author Of "The Scarlet
Man" at Henry Miller's Theatre, entertained
at last nights performance John Charles
Thomas, who viii be starred In THE Love
Letter" Charles DllNrghams new operntta.
Tor which Mr.. lie Baron Is supplying the
book and iyrics.
Mark A. Luescher received the first eight
weeks tickets for Get Together at the
rIippodrone yesterday and estimated that II
waN tho largest batch Of pastebosrds ever
heard about In any language.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
TEA PARTY AT WHITE SULPHUR
Mines. W. +. Lee and J. II. WASH
fngton Hostcsses ut Casino.

Special Despatch 10 TIE New YonK HErALn.
WHITE SULPHUR SpaINGs, w. Va. AUG.
c6.-Mrs. William Fftzhugh Lee OF Rich
mond and her cousin, Mrs. Joseph j..
Washington Of Asheville, were hostesses
yesterday al the Casino at tea. Among
the guests were Miss Mary Il. Maxwell
Mrs. william Haywood. Mrs. Francis 3.
Nash of Washington. Justice and Mr. $.
Edmund Waddill OF Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs oliver Hartman. William Rhine
lander Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
McCrea, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft.
Or. Fielding Taylor and Dr. Walter Try
lor OF New York Mrs Andrew NJ. Reid.
Mrs. Louis McLone Tiffany. Mrs Will
lam james and Mrs. Alexander Brown
of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Mercer Dunlop ami Miss a.
Margaret Dunlop OF New York are the
guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Archibald Nc
Crca,
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
NEW LoNDONERs PLAY BRIDGE.
Thursday Club Guests of Gilbert
Lamb at Lebanon.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALn
NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug 26-Mem-
bers of the Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club motored to Lebanon. where they
were the guests Of Gilbert Lamb Of New
York, who is spending the summer at
his new home there.
Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. George
Wolfe and son have arrived at the
Mohican Hotel.
The Catholic women's Club held a
frankfurter and corn roast party at
Osprey Beach yesterday.
1t is estimated that about 200 will
attend the picnic and outing of New
London Lodge of Elks at Wilson's
Grove, Montville. on Sunday.
Miss Alice O'Brien. secretary to the New
York City Public Utilities Commission.
Is visiting her sister. Miss Florence
O'Brien, at Ocean Beach.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel from
New York include Mrs. Il. A. Frear,
Miss Frear. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Miller,
NJ J. Siddons and Mr.. and Mrs J. A.
Kerr.
From other cities: Mr. and Mrs. II.
X. Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wallace. Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Pond, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
and Mrs II. w. Mitchell Cleveland.
Ohio Mr.. and Miss Chamberlain. VOL
laston. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Squiers. Springfield. and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Phelps. East Chester, Pa.
A barn dance was given at the Hotel
Griswold this evening. and many Of the
cottagers focked to the ballroom In their
ginghams and jeans. The ballroom was
decorated with hay and corn sheaves
and lighted with pumpkin heads and
jack o. lanterns.
One of the features OF the evening
was the barn dance-dinner in the grill
given by Mrs. Myra d. Patterson of
New York to twenty-five guests.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Taylor, Alfred II. Ramase.
Miss Glenna Collett. II. r. Bond. c. r.
Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. st. John Wood. DR..
F. N. Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. r. Percy
Thompson. A. w. Bowman, Mrs. William
II. Falion. Mrs. ]. B. Burial. Mrs. T
G. KIncaid, Frank Sedgwicls. Mrs. II. T.
Eschwege, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle f. Carley.
Mrs Mypa .. Patterson. Benjamin II.
Coley. MIS- Milton Work and Mrs. Mar
garet Weber.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MRS. O. II. p. BELMONT'S BALL AT
NEWPORT AYEST SINCE WAR
Three Hundred at Dance for Misses Murie Vanderbilt
and Helen Moran-Tenns Games Draw
Large Throng.

Parsons. William Pollock, J. HerIi ian
Van Roijen. Henry Hollister Pease and
Giraud Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Rice enter
tanned company OF 100 Stockbriolge
friends at a musicale in their villa to-
night. The artists were Edouard Dethier,
violinist, and CASTOR Dethier, pianist.
Lord and Lady Atholstan, the Hon.
Alice Graham and Mr.. C. r. Christie Of
Montreal who have been at the Aspin-
wall Hotel, left to-day Ter Lake George.
Dinners were given tonight by Miss
Heloise Meyer at Merrywood in Lenox
and by Mr.. Willard f. Smith at Ledger.
lands in Lee.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
TO ESCORT CARNIVAL QUEEN.
Rcxford Crewe TO Take Part IN
Asbury Park Fete.

Special Despatch TO Tur NEw YoRK HrH,Lp.
AshuRT PARK. N. j., Aug. 2G.--Rexford
Crewc, who with his mother. Mrs. VIII
lam y. Kennedy OF New York. is passng
the season at the New Monterey, has
been chosen for the role Of escort 20
Queen Titania In the carnival events
which begin with Titania's coronation
next Monday evening. The new Titania
Is Miss Hazel Virginia williams. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leonard
Williams Of New York. Mr.. Crewe is a
Columbia student who saw service In
France as Captain OF Engineers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Goerbe OF Newark.
summer residents in Loch Arbour. were
hosts at dinner at the Ross Fcnton
Farm In honor of the twenty-first birth
day OF their second son. Howard tBuster)
Goerks.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MISS pARRrscALE As COWBOY

ALLENTOWN. Ia. Aug. 26.-Miss Bes-
sic Barriscale appeared this evening a;
the Lyric Theatre in q comedy by How
ara Hickman entitled THE Skirt" and
under the management Of Richard g.
Ierndon, manager Of New York's Bel
mont Theatre.
"The Skirt" Is a comedy Of cowboy
life Miss Barriscale has the role Of a
young college girl who seeks to win q
wager by successfully impersonating a
cowboy on ranch belonging TO the
brother OF her best girl friend.
Supporting Miss Barriscale are Misses
Betty Alden, Catherine Mulqueen and
Merle Stanton. Paul Harvey. Howard
Hickman and Harry Hollingswortn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Spectnl Despatch 70 TIM NEW York HErslr
ATLANTIC CITY. ". j., Aug. 26.--Amdnr
the later arrivals from New York at tic
Traymore are Miss Ellen v. Kelly Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ Newlin. Mr.. and Mrs
George Hodson, Mrs. Bell Morris, Donald
Decain. Miss Laura Decain. Mr. and Mrs
] r.. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. - @. Sinclair
Mrs. John welmsley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il
Naughton. G. a. Chandler and 9. ~
Maroney.
From New York at the Dennis are Mr.
and Mrs w. S. Cetu. Mrs J. J. Coogan
Miss Coogan and J. r. Moss.
Shelburne--willism G. Morrissey. Jr.
Charles C. Castle, Mr.. George X Wat
con.
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mrs. Bleweti
Lee. Mr.. James @. Kuhn. Miss Lillian
Kilker.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
MRS. RACHEL Nj. JOHN sToN.

Mrs. Rachel NJ. Johnston, mother Of
Robert +. Johnston well known man
ager for musical artists, died yesterday
at her cottage in Ocean Grove, n. j..
from pneumonia following a fall a week
ago. when she fractured a hip. She was
50 years old. Born in Newburgh. y. y,
the daughter OF Cyrus Jessup, she lived
most Of her life In Brooklyn. After the
death of her husband several years ago
she went 20 live with a daughter, Mrs.
De Boise Bresnan OF East Orange. An
other daughter. Mrs. Emma Van Voorhis.
also lives in East Orange. Two sons,
Thomas w. and William w. Johnston,
died few years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-27
sTAPLETON-BLAKE

Miss Elizabeth Blake. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert J. Blake of SAG West
18TH street. was married yesterday in
the Church OF the Ascension in West
107th street by Mgr. Sweeney TO Mr..
Leo Stapleton Of Oklahoma City. Okla.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Gertrude Cassidy. and Mr.. Michael
Cassidy was the best man. Mr.. Staple
ton and his bride win sail to-day for
Hnvro and will pass several months
abroad. They win be in Switzerland for
the winter sports Upon the return next
February they will live in New York.