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New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Rochester Ruys Pitcher

PAWHUSKA, Okla, Sept. 21.-The
Pawhuska Western Association base
ball club to-day announced the sale
OF Pitcher James ("Lefty') Allen TO
the Rochester tN. Y.) club of the
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Totals. 81 10 .2el42l Totals. ss6l227

Smith out; hit by batted ball
fBatted for North in first inning.
Tran for Ainsmith in first inning.
Slated for Sherdel in ninth inning.
Boston...... 0 0 0 IL
st. Louis. 0 o 2 0 0 0--8
Two-base hits--Christenbu Nicholson,
Ford, Mueller. Cruise. Home run-Nichol- l.
son. Sacrifce-O'Neill Left on bases
Boston. q; st. Louis. 6. Bases on balls
or Walker, l: off Bailey, /; off Watson. /:
off Sherdel. l. Hits-Off Walker. 2 in no
Bailey. in 1-a; off North. none in "a: off
Sherdel, in s. Struck out---By North, f:
by Sherdel, 4; by Watson, @ Losing
pitcher-Sherdel. Umpires-Brennan and
Hart. Time-1:5s.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Record for British Runner

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 21.-H. D. Noun.
tain, the Cambridge University runner
to-day won the 500 meters race in
1905 6-10 seconds. 1t is claimed that
this is a worlds record. The worlds
record of 1:07 $40 previously was held
by r. Kajz, of Hungary, made in 1913.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Sporting Nelps in Bulletin Form

Giants increase league lead by beating final game
Dodgers defeat Pirates
score easly over Red Sox within Yankees
duncan and Mitchell Huchison
Ouet medist loses match in o,e
Miss Letch and Miss Stirling easily Canadian links
Captain Alcock
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
international League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

jersey Clty-KeadIng {faInJ.
Baltimore-Newark (rain).
Other teams not scheduled.
GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Reading (two).
Baltimore at Newark (two).
Other teams not scheduled.
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. L. Pct. WI. Pct.
B'more 116 43 .730lSyr'se. II 81 .436
Buffalo. 80 66 500 INew'k. 66 90 .418
Roch't'r. 96 68 .585 J. City 81 101 1861
Toronto. sc II .528 lRead'g 54 106 .337
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Eastern League

All games POSTPONED. rain.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Rain Stops Circuit Trots

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 21.-The
Grand Circuit racing card for TO-DAY
va - ~rd hrcr,s~o If rain.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22

BASEBALL To-DAy, $3.50 r. MI. poI,o
t,,.,.I,,.l ", ,t....e. IAn.r
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

IN M < M 0 RIA Nj .

COHEN In loving memory of our rnoiners
Julia T. ColIen, who ied June ~. lell.
COHEN. .-sarah. in sad and loving memory
OF my beloved wife and our dear mother, /,
who died June 10, 1914 Husband and
children.
FARRtTI,-fn nonory of our devoted
brother. William !. Farrell, VINO passed
away, June 20. 1912.
GALLAGHER. .-Edw ard II. Gallagher. an
niversary mass Friday, June "a Inorninx.
~ o'clock. ST. Anthonv's Churcn, on
Sullivan st. near Houston 81.
HARTLEY memory OF DR.. Frank Hart
iey who died June 10. 1919.
LEVY In loving memory OF Louis Levy. my
beloved husband, and our dear father.
LINDEAfANN.- pr. Edward; IN constant
memory OF nay dear friend, DR.. Edward
Ilndemann who wii never be forgotten
BY me. julius Libnian.
MILLER In loving remembrance o. DAVIS
Illior. June IS 1918. Caroline Miller.
Ntt-srtx1cR. In loving memory Of our dear
mother and grandmother, Esther NJ. MUS
liner, who died June p, 1910.
yARENDoRFF.--Ann Black, IN loving
memory OF my dear wife.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

lightly embroidered with silver, with tiny
punches of orange blossoms over each
ear. She carried roses, lilies of tho
valley and orchids.
Her matron of honor was Mrs Robert
Hunter, sister of the bridegroom, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Louise
Mitchell. sister of the bridegroom Mrs.
Herman Nichols Miss Julia Belle
Faurot, Mrs. Henry Pickett Withers
Miss Elizabeth Chaplin Of New York.
cousin of the bride. Little Miss Vir-
ginia Chaplin was train bearer
The best man was Duncan Forbes OF
Rockford. ILL.,, and the ushers were
Messrs. Harold Curtis. Lawrence Han
sci and Charles Moore of New York !:
Clarence Mitchell Of Hartford. Conn. /;
Robert Jennings OF Menominee. Mich.
and Lester Armour
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Herman Page OF Spokane. Wash.
assisted by the Rev John Herbert Ed
wards of the Church OF the Holy Spirit,
Lake Forest Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the armour home.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Nichols OF New York. Miss
Marie Louise Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Armour of Kansas City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles King. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee II. Armour, Mrs. Philip ID. Armour,
Mrs. Patrick D. Valentine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon B. Chaplin Of New York.
Miss Armour, who is one Of the most
popular young women in Chicago. ia
noted for her charitable work Although
she is now one of the leaders In ath-
| letics in the North Shore set. in 1902,
when she was years old, Chicago sur
geons declared she was hopeless Grip
pie Her father summoned from Vienna
Prof Adolph Lorenz. the famous ortho-
pedic surgeon to cure her OF a hip dis
ease without the use of n knife. The
operation proved successful. MI. Ar
mour paid DR.. Lorenz n fee Of 100000
and all expenses for himself and as
sistants
Miss Armours debut at the Black
stone Hotel in 1915 when she was in
troduced by her grandnother. Mrs
/ Philip d. Armour. was Chicago's most
| brilliant society event in years.
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Miss Ward of Wayne, Pa, to
BE Bride Of Charles J.
Neeland.

Special Despatch to The NEW YORK Hprnp.
WAYNE. Pa, June 1S.-Dr. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Ward of Wayne have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Eurana Ward, to Mr.. Charles John
Neeland The announcement was made
at a luncheon given by Miss Ward for
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Dinkey of
Pittsburgh who Is visiting her.
Miss Ward has just been graduated
from the Spence School, New York city.
and is the niece OF Mrs. Charles M.
Schwab Of New York.
MIR. Neeiand Is the son Of Mr.. NJ. A.
Neeland OF Wayne, president Of the New
York sShipbuilding Corporation. He is a
Cornell man OF the class of 1920.
The wedding will take place Septern-
Der 12. The young couple will live In
Montclair, n. j., Mr.. Neeland being as
ISOLATED with the firm Of Lockwood
Greene & Co., of New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
BATTLEFIELD SCENES ON
HIS MEMORIAL WINDOW
RuinbolD OUer Argonne Scene
Suggesting Hero's Division.

In memory OF Lieut.. Harold r. Pouch
OF the Rainbow Division, who was killed
In action in the Argonne, October IT,
1918, a window will be placed in the
Pouch Memorial Building OF the First
Presbyterian Church, Staten Island, BY
A. B. Pouch. IT will be exhibited all
this week in the Lrtnb Studios in Sixth
avenue, where II was made.
Lieut.. Pouch served in Company B.
lssth Infantry. A. f. +. His division IS
represented in glass by rainbow. which
spans a scene in the Argonne. Special
photographs were made from the act
ual battlefield near where Lieut.. Pouch
fell and these were used In the making
of the window. There Is rocky hill, a
shell torn road. bordered by bare trees
and flowers In the foreground Al the
base are the words, "Argonnc. France,
and the scrlptural quotation: Greater
love hath no man than this that a man
lay down his life for his friends
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
MISS POTTER, VASSAR
GRADUATE, MARRIED
William Henry EdUcrds I'd
Weds Providence Girl.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PROVIDENCE, June 1e.-Miss Mabel
Potter. just graduated from Vassar and
daughter 1f Prof. and Mrs. Albert
knight Potter. was married to Mr.. Will
lam Henry Edwards Cd. son of Mrs.
Sober Edwards. to-day at the home of
the brides parents by the Rev. W. II. p.
Fauncc. president Of Brown University,
the father Of the bride giving her in
marriage. Her chief attendant was Miss
Isabel Hooper OF Nowburyport. Mass.
and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Edmund
II. Keller of Marion. Ohio: Misses Mary
l.. b Cabaud Of Brooklyn, y. Y. Clara
Snydacker OF Kenilworth. ILL.,; Margaret
Pratt OF wellesley Hills, Mass, and
Janet Benedict OF Providence. AIR.
Charles G. Edwards. brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. The ushers
were Mossrs. Samuel Watson Sd of Gin
cinnati. Waltar Mills Of Baltimore. Brad
ford v. Eddy and Severns w. Hilton of
Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards will
spend the summer in England.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Special Despatch to THE SEW YORK HEeaf.D
CHICAGO, June 1s.-The most impor-
tant Chicago wedding of several seasons
took place to-day. uniting two of the
largest fortunes in the United States and
two Of the most prominent Chicago FAM
lilies. The wedding was that of Miss
Lolita Armour, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J. Ogden Armour, and MIR. John
j. Mitchell, Jr., son of MIR. and Mrs. John
j. Mitchell Mr.. Armour is head Of great
packing interests and Mr.. Mftchells
father was formerly president Of one OF
Chicago's largest banks and is director
OF a score OF financial institutions. Miss
Armour and Mr.. Mitchell were childhood
acquaintance. Their engagement was
announced several months ago.
Sole heiress Of fortune of many
millions Miss Armour Is known as the
most democratic girl on the North
Shore" and her wedding plans have
been made with a simplicity that is in
accordance with the plan of life she set
for herself long ago. The wedding
arrangements were made almost entirely
by Mrs. Armour. 1t was she who planned
for the appearance of the bride at the
head of the staircase In Sfie hall of the
Armour home at Melody Farm, Lake
Forest. and the march down the stairs
and through the orchid tinted, ribbon
bound aisle on the arm Of her father. 1t
was she. too. who improvised the altar
at the end of the hall, covered with
lace.
Really / don't know what kind OF
lace" she explained. IT'S just some l
happened to have. There's practically
nothing new for the wedding except the
bridal gown"
Miss Armour has not even trousseau,
declaring it would be silly to buy a
lot Of extra clothes and carry them
around"
Miss Aimours wedding gown was of
very thin white velvet, made with
train from the waist lined with lily of
the valley green. girdle of imitation
pearls and undecorated with the excep-
| tion Of falls of lace on one side, veil
caught by simple arrangement of net
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
M A r r led .

EROwN-HTRSCH.- Mrs. r. Hirsch. OF 14s
West sth. Noun. Vernon, y. T.. an
nounces the marEiaEs Of her daughter
Helen 20 Or. J. N. Brown. June is. 1871.
f.UDEL.TAN - KLEIN. 49, Mrs Morris y.
Klein Of Go West aGtl ~. announces the
marriage of ler daughter. Elsie Cecil. 70
Mr.. Herman D. Nudeimau on June Is,
i0ei. Rev Dr. Stephen Wise officiated.
IOTIT--i<ERN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kern.
1a57 Boston road, announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Sylvia, 20 Mr.. Gabor
Roth. Tuesday, June 81. Hotel Neither
land.
- ANTEI1-KINZETBER Tie marriage az
Mr. Alfred Santel and Miss Ruth Kinzel-
berg VIII take place June 10. az 80
r. NJ, at the Central Synagogue, 55th st.
and Lexington av.
I.1GaiaS--BIEBER-Ai and Mrs. Nathan
Kohn announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Frances I<ohn Bieber, 20 VIII
tam Seli-man. on fune 1G
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday, June IS,
p, the United Church bridgeport, Conn,
Eleanor Elizabeth Bartrsm 10 George
sherman Windsor.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
EAST SIDE HONORS
WAR HERO AT FUNERAL
Sergeant Gordella Buried at
CalUary.

The lower East Side turned out heavily
yesterday to do honor to the body of
Sergeant Frank Gardeila OF the is5th In
fantry. killed in France. whose body was
brought on the transport Cambrai yes
terday and who formerly lived at 10
Roosevelt street.
Sergeant Gardella's funeral was held
from the Church OF st. Joachim in Roose-
Welt street. The casket, mounted OF a
gun carriage from the 104th Field Ar
tillery had military guard Of honor
composed of most of the service men of
the neighborhood and members OF the
veteran association of the Rainbow Di-
vision. There were four carriages Of
flowers to follow the body to Calvary,
one huge floral offering being In the
shape OF machine gun. There were
1O2 carriages in line
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
ENGIISH-DAN Ma.

In ST. John Church, Far Roekaway,
yesterday. Miss Katharine Trumbull
Dana, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Guyot Dana. was married 10 Mr.. Philip
Henry English, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fowler English, of New Haven,
Conn The ceremony, which was witt
messed by few relatives and friends,
was performed By the Rev. Or. c. f. j.
Ridgely OF Grace Church, Brooklyn,
assisted by the Rev. William Starts,
rector OF the church. There was a large
reception at Casadana, the home OF the
brides parents in Lawrence.
Mrs. Paul S. Vale Of Wynnewood.
Pa. sister or the bridegroom. was the
matron OF honor. The maid OF honor
waes Miss Katharine Sharpe. whose en-
gageinent TO MI. slbro y. Dana, brother
of the bride, was announced recently.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
ENGAGED no BELGIAN BARON.

Mr. and Airs. Albert c. pothwell Of
14i West Seventy-sixth street and Pei
ham Manor received cable message
yesterday from Brussels announcing the
engagement of her sister, Miss Rosa NJ.
Falcon, 20 Baron Michel de Roest
d Alkamede Of that city. where the mar
riage will take place next month. The
engagement was announced by Miss
Falcons mother now Mrs. r. NJ. Berry.
Miss Falcon Is daughter OF the late
Albert Falcon. who was vice-presiden.
OF W. r. Grace & Co She. has lived
with her family IN Brussels for some
time. Baron d'Alksmede is q son OF the
late Baron Antoine dAlkamede ard Of
the Baroness Antoine d'Alkamede OF
BRUSSELS
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
SOLDIER Is BURIED To-Day.
Private L.. r. HirshfeId Was KILLED
mt Chateau Thierry.

Services for Louis J. Iiirshfeld who
was killed at Chateau Thierry, Septem-
ber a1, 1918. will be held al O'Clock
to-day in the Schwartz Funeral Parlor,
312 East Fifth street. The services will
be conducted by Cosmopolitan Lodge,
No. 202, OF the order of Knights OF
Pythias. Private Hirshfeld was a mem
Der Of Company of the 310th Infantry.
He was the son Of the late Rev. Nathan
l.. Hlshfeld and Mrs. Hanna Hirshfeld.
Representatives Of the American
Legion, the Knights Of Pythias and the
Jewish Welfare Board will attend the
services. lnterment will be In the cem-
etery plot Of the Cosmopolitan Associa-
ton. Inc. In Mt. Carmel Cemetery in
Cypress Hills jamaica
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neutrality-suspicious.

Miss Lillian Siobrecht. daughter OF the
late William Siebrecht and of Mrs.
Alice Tent sicbrecht. was married TO
Mr.. Harry Il. Colwell. Jr., yesterday In
the First Methodist Church, New Ro-
chelle. The bridegroors Ia a son or
former Mayor of New Rochelle and Mrs.
Harry s. ColwelL The bride was given
away by her mother. Mrs. Kenneth
Porter was her matron OF honor and
there wcre two bridesmaids. Miss Flor
ence siebrecht and Miss Sarah Colwell.
The brides small cousins, Mary and
Edith Lent were flower girls.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
f n G AG E D.

CfiSRAtACK K-GuNZBURGER. MIR Minnie
Waters announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Sylvia Gunzbureer, 10 Mr.. Har-
oio Charmack.
HAtT'ENBEf1ci - NACHSATZ. - Mrs r.
Nach~atz announces the engagement OF
her daughter Anna 10 Mr.. Charles HAT
feuberg OF New York.
RYAMS-FELBEE.- r. Felbcr OF 500
Lincoln place. Brooklyn. announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Irene r., 10
Mr.. Leon !. Hyans Of Me-. York city.
VAN wEsS-FRIEDafAN.-B on
Friday. June II. 1921 Miss Nettie O..
Friedman OF $50 Fox sl. 20 Mr.. Samuel
Van Wess of 1856 East i0oth 81. No cards
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
UNVEILINC CS /.

ppOwLER. Morris. unveiling ceremony tf
monument 10 The memory OF Morris Prow-
isr AZ Macnelah Cemetery. Aaron Lodge.
sunday. June 10. r. NJ
GHAJENHE 'AtEh. .-Unyeiling of monuineni
10 the memory or our beloved motner VII
dsy, june &c. at 3 r NJ. II rain, Sunday
following
sAI,TMAN. .--Unveiiing OF stone OF Co'dis
Saltman at Mount Zion Cemetery on sun.
s,y Iun. 10. n. o'clock. In case OF
fsin, following Sunday. Friends are well
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
WEDDING NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude c
Faulhaber TO DR.. John Joseph Myers OF
Bridgeport, Conn. Is to take place In
the Church Of the blessed Sacrament In
this city next Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth X. Callahan, daughter
of Mrs. NJ. J. Callahan OF 200 West 10tth
street, will be married to Mr. Francis NJ
I.avelle next Saturday in the Church oil
the Ascension. West 107th street
Next Tuesday in the Pennsylvania
Hotel Miss Gertrude I.ande, daughter OF
MIR. Aaron Lande, will be married to Mr..
David Stelnberg. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Hcnry SteiuberR
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
AGUINALDO'S DAUGHTER
MARRIED IN VIRGINIA
Becomes Bride of Philippines
Press Bureau Director.

WAsHfNGToN. June 1S.--Miss Carmen
Aguinsldo. only daughter OF the cele-
brated Filipino insursent general. was
married March 30 at Alexandria, Va. to
Jose p. Melencio. director of the Philip
pine press bureau in Washington. The
marriage became known here to-day
and has just been announced by Gen.
Aguinaldo in Manila The bride has
been q student at Wellesley College
With Mr.. Melencio she is spending her
honeymoon at the home Of the Philippine
Comm,ssioner. MIR. de Neyra.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. Alexander ID. B. Pratt has taken
an apartment at 1i5 East Fifty-sixth
street.
Mrs. William Lowe Rice and the
Misses Rice will open Plas-ar-Lyn, their
summer home IN Southampton. on
July /.
MI. and Mrs. williams Burden re-
turned yesterday to Newport for the
summer.
Mrs. Stephen r.. Elkins will arrive
from Washington to-morraw and Will
be at the Ambassador Hotel several
days.
Mr. and Mrs Robert e Livingston
are at Briarcliff Lodge until the end Of
next month.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson,
who were at the st. Regis, have gone
to Fort Ticonderoga, n. Y, to be with
Mr.. and Mira. Stephen H. P. Peii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver de Lancey Co.'S
ter are at their country house at Tena-
fly, N. j.
Mrs. Frederick o. Beach. who is at
her apartment in Park avenue, will
leave soon for Dark Harbor, Ne.
Mrs. Pie-pont Morgan, who is in Lon
don, will return the middle OF Septem-
Der and go to Highland Falls.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly. who
was a guest of Mrs. George w. Van
derbilt at Biltmore. n. c., for a few
days, has returned to Convent. \. j.
Mr.. William Rockefeller is at Rock
wood Hall, Tarrytown, N. T.. and will
go later TO his camp in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll are in
Morristown. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Dick have
closed their city house and are in Islip,
l.. /.
Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt will re-
turn to Staatsburg. y. y, from Hot
Springs. Va, June 2Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierson Ham
ilton are at their home in Sterlinston,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Frahcis M. Scott are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
Guthrie at Locust Valley, L. /. They
will go to Bar Harbor July 1.
Mrs. McDougal Hawkes. has gone TO
ler house in Ridgefield, Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. larry T. Peters have
returned from Hot Springs, Va, to
Islip, L. |.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
MISS MARION FAY ENGAGED.

Special Despatch to TINS NEW YORK HHvp.
souTHBoeotrcH Mass. June 1S.--Mr.
and Mrs. waldo Burnett Fay of South
borough have announced the engage
men. of their daughter. Miss Marion
Burnett Fay, TO Mr.. Godfrey Brlnley OF
scarborough. q graduate OF Trinity
College, ciess of 1901.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. orvis and MI l..
H. Leland have returned TO their home
In Cedarhurst. l.. T., from Annapolis.
where they attended the graduation ex-
ercises at the United states Naval
Academy. Their cousin Mr.. II. $. de
Rivera. now Is a midshlpman in the
navy.
Mrs. Andrew NJ Moreland has arrived
from Pittsburgh by motor and is at the
Ritz-Carlton for few days before go
ing TO Newport
Miss Mary Lena Hayden and Mr..
Henry whiting Hayden OF "a East Sew
enty-sixth stree, have gone TO Lake
George for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bradley Plant OF
New London. Conn; Capt. and Mrs. John
S. Byrne and Mrs. John Borland and
Miss Harriet Borland OF Chicago. and
AIR. and Mrs. Ernest c. Victor came
from their country place I'm Greenwich.
conn, an care staglnk AZ tne AinDaS-
sador Hotel.
Mrs. Walter o. Schuyler and Mrs.
scrvylsr Osborn of 1859 Madison avenue
will leave for Bellport. r.. L.. the latter
part OF the month
Col. Thomas NJ. Hunter L. S. A. who
Is stopping at the Hotel Astor will visit
hle brother. Mr. James r. Hunter IN
Yonkers before returning to Baltimore.
where he II OF duty. Aeo at the Hotel
Astor is Lieut-Col Joseph f. siler.
L. S. A. OF the Medical Corps in Wash
inston.
The Dresser Debating Society OF the
Girls High School OF Brooklyn. named
for Mr.. Horace u. Dresser. who served
for thirty years In the Brooklyn and
New York Boards Of Education. cele-
bratcd thu twentieth anniversary OF It's
establishment and Mr.. Dressers eishtieth
birthday al a luncheon at the Hotel Nc
Alpin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Baker Thomas Of San
Diego Cal. who have been visiting rela-
tlves and friends In Virginia, Washing
ton. Baltimore and New York, left here
yesterday for their home.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Mns. ISABEL PORTER EAMEs.

special Despatch 10 TINS .Nrv YoaK ;lr,slp
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. J.. June ls.-Mrs.
Isabel Porter Eaincs widow OF Frederic
Sheriff. Eames OF Chicago. died sudden
ly this morning at the home OF her sic
ter. Mrs. Charles Blair Macdonald. I'm
Southampton. The cause OF her
death was cerebral iiemorrhags Mrs.
Eames had come from Chicago TO pass
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Macdon-
aid and apparently had been In her ac-
customed health The burial viii take
place In Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
AMERICANsIN PARIs.
special Correspondence to THE Nav !
Hrnafn

special Correspondence 10 THE Nav loth
Hrrsfn.
PARIS. June 1S The following are
among the Americans recently register.
ing at the Office OF THE New YORK
HERALD OF Paris
Mrs. p. Henry Dugro. Mr.. and Mrs
w. ]. Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu'
Margolies. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler B. Knox, Mr.. and
Mrs George t. Genung, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
H. Costikyan and DR.. and Mrs. Smith
Ely JelliTe, New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Morss and Mr.
ard Mrs. David p. Brewer. Boston.
Mrs. Edward Waller and Mrs. sidney
worthy, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
FULLER-rORREsT.

Miss Marjorie Edna Forrest, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward William
Forrest of 54S Riverside Drive. was
married to Mr.. Mark Emerson Fuller
yesterday In the Mount Morris Baptist
Church, 127th street and Fifth avenue.
After the ceremony there was dinner
for relatives and few friends at the
Clarendon, 135th street and Broadway.
The brides father Is secretary OF the
Forty second Street Merchants and
Property Owners Association
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
LOUIS DE BOURCIA.

PHILADELPHIA. June ts.-Lou.s dc
Oranges de Bourcia. Vscount OF France,
and a soldier OF the Republic during the
world war. died in Paris to-day Of
wounds received five years aeo. accord
ing TO cabiegram received here to-day
by his widow. The vlscountess is the
daughter OF the late Dr. Walter Frank
lin Atiee, Philadelphia. Her home Is a,
WAYNE, near here.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
MOVIES AT NEWPORT CASINO.
Vaudeville nnd Pictures 70 n
Given There for First Time.

NEWPORT. n. l.. June 1s.---The Casino
Theatre. attached 70 the Newport Ca
slno. will open on June 81 as vaude-
willie and motion picture house for the
first time.
II was leased by the Casino manage
ment to-day to Albert u. Commette.
formerly proprietor of the Newport Opera
House.
This will add another attraction TO the
tennis. grill and morning concerts. maxi
ing the Casino lively rendezvous for
society this summer.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
CO N FIR M ATIONS.

JENTES. and Mrs. Arthur Jontes OF
t24 South 1lih av., Mount Verncn. y. Y,
with to announce tho confirmation Of their
son, Julius. at Sinai Temple. Sunday,
June II. Seattle papers pisase copy.
Mr.. AND Nr,S. FLEISCHER of 100 Wind
sor place, BI. oklyn, wish to announce the
Bar-Mtzvnll OF their son, Paul n,
Temple beth Elohin. Eighth av and Ca r
field pl. Eroo kiyn. Saturday. June 2j.
sCHAAp.--Dar Initzvah OF Maurice w. SOL
of 1r. and Mrs. Herman n. S.hasp 0;
1874 East isth ST.. brooklyn, at Te:npl.
hht, s,h Saolon. Az. Il and East nth St.
t9a.hush, Saturday, June "a, 1921. a
1850. Al home. afternoon and evenin;
OF same Gay. Relatives and friends IN
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