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The New York herald., 1921-11-22
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
ATLANTIC CrTY, N. j., Nov. 21.-Mr
George II. Jones of New York has
arrived at the Marlborough -Blenheim
accompanied, by Mr. E N. Bender of
Montreal.
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Hill of New
York have arrived at the Marlborough,
Blenheim accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Sloane.
Mr.. Robert o. Bacon has arrived from
New York TO Join Mrs. Bacon and Master
Bacon at the Dennis. DR.. and Mrs L.
B. Dunning of New York are at the
Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton weisman and
DR.. and Mrs. Leon Salow are at the
Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cook of Brook
1yn and Mrs. M. A. Cornwall Of New
York are at the Chalfonte
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sperling of New York
have arrived at the Ritz Carlton for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. V. Il. Macy and Miss Macy have
Joined New York friends at the Ritz.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
A. Perry Morgan,
Princeton Senior,
to Wed Miss CroH
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smyth Croll of Flush
ing Is Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Smyth Croll Of 10
Jaeger avenue. Flushing. L. l.. announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Janet Croll. to Mr. Alexander Perry
Morgan of Princeton, N. ]. Miss Croll
attended the Porter School at Pennington
and made her debut two years ago when
she Joined the Junior League. She is a
sister of Miss Elsie Croll and of Mr..
Joseph d. Croll. who was graduated this
year from Princeton, where Mr.. Morgan
Is a senior.
Before entering Princeton Mr.. Morgan
prepared at st. Paul's School, Concord.
N. Il. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Junus
Spencer Morgan of Constitution Hill.
Princeton, and grandson of the late
Mrs. George Hale Morgan. who was a
younger sister of the late ]. Pierpont
Morgan. His many relatives in this city
and London include Mr.. ]. Pierpont Nor
gan. Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs. Herbert
l.. Satterlee. Mrs. William Pierson Ham,
llton and Viscountess Harcourt who is
at present in New York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
MISS ANNE MORSE WE'D
TO DIR. JOHN e.. GEIGER
Bridegroom Is Connected
With u. S. Health Service.

Miss Anne Elsie Morse. daughter Of
Mr.. Charles w. Morse, and Dr. John
Casson Geiger of California were mar
ried yesterday In the chantry of ST.
Thomas's Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ
Stires.
The bride entered the chantry with
her father. Her only attendant was
Miss Hattie Morse Hussey, a cousin, and
Mr. Benjamin W. Morse was best man.
After the ceremony there was a break
fast at the Hotel Buckingham. Dr.
Geiger and his bride left at once for
San Francisco.
The bride passed most of her child
hood, after the death of her mother, In
Bath. Me-, and later was graduated
from the Finch School in New York.
DR.. Geiger is connected with the United
States Public Health Service and is
serving on a scientific commission with
the University Of California and Leland
Stanford University. He served through
out the war with the rank of Major
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
Girl Dethroned by Miss Marion
Hollins Now o Bond
SalcSWOman.

Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta Ca,
who for five years held the woman's ma
tional golf championship, has become
New York business woman. Yesterday
she entered the bond department of S.
w. Straus & Co.. and had hardly settled
herself at her desk when she sold her
first bond.
Naturally ] am very. much encour-
aged. / hardly expected to get right
down to business so soon," she said.
She set to one side a pile of letters
and kilograms of congratulate many
of them from some of her friendly golfng
enemies. and said it was not her inten-
tion to give up the game, mot by any
means" but she was not so sure about
getting into future national tourna-
ments. That" she added, will depend
entirely upon how much time the first
consideration of business may take"
She has not joined any of the local golf
clubs, although the privileges OF several
OF them have been extended to her. II
shall get a game whenever it is pos
sible," she said.
Il have not begun to feel settled yet"
said Miss Stirling. II am living In
Port Washington with some friends
who went to Scotland with me last sum-
mer. 1 will have my own home in the
city before very long.
Asked how she happened to enter
business. She said: II made UP my
mind long time ago that. like a great
many other women. / should do some
thing individual. and | was very glad
when the opportunity to enter this busi-
ness came my way" She agreed that 1t
is a far cry from the open air freedom
of the golf course to the confined Sc
riousness of business, but" she said
there are parallels in that in each there
is the incentive for high endeavor and
that each calls for great deal Of con-
centration."
Miss Stirling is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. A. w. Stirling Of Atlanta and
was born in that city. although her
father is a native of Scotland and her
mother of England. Before she won her
first national womans championship, in
1916, over Miss Mildred Coverly at the
Belmont Springs course. near Boston.
she had made a name for herself In sew
eral lesser tournaments During the
| following two years there were no ma
| tional tournaments because of the war
| In 1919 she defeated Mrs. Gavin on the
| Shawnee on the Delaware course In
| Delaware. and in 1920 she won from
Miss Hurd at Cleveland. This year
Miss Marion Hollins took the title from
her at Deal. n. J. Last summer she
played in the British open champion
ship. being defeated by Miss Cecil
! Leitch. She also played In the interna-
tional tournament in France.
IT am sorry to hear of serious ac-
cident to Miss Leitch," she said az the
reporter was leaving. II don't believe
it is generally known that while playing
one of her last matches in this country
she tore an arm muscle and has been
told by her doctor that unless she gives
up the game entirely for six months at
least she never will be able to play
again."
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
OBITUARIES.
ALBERT SMITH,

Albert Smith died yesterday at his
home. So Audubon avenue, as the result
Of an apoplectic stroke suffered several
months ago. He was well known In
this city for nearly half n century as a
manufacturer of steam boilers. smoke
stacks, tanks and engine room equip
ment and was one of the oldest residents
Of the Washington Heights section of
the city.
Born in Manchester. England, eighty
one years ago, Mr.. Smith came TO this
country when he was % years old and
started the business now operated under
the name OF Albert Smith e Son, with
a large plant In Eleventh avenue at
Forty-ninth street. In October Of 1910
Mr.. Smith and his wife. Jane, celebrated
their golden wedding. She. with three
daughters and four sons. all of this city.
survives
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
TW0 DebutanteS
to Be Guests of
Luncheons To-day
Parents to Entertain for the
Misses Mary NOyes and
Dolores de AlbOrnOZ.

Two luncheons will be given to-day
for debutantes at the Ritz-Carlton. Mrs
Winchester Noyes will have one for her
debutante daughter, Miss Mary Paul
Noyes, and the other will be given by
Mrs. Rene Carrilo de Albornoz for her
daughter, Miss Dolores Carrillo de AL
bornoz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman c. Eicitmann
will give a dinner on the night of De-
cember at 239 East Sixty-first street
for their debutante niece, Miss Josefa
Watjen, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Watjen. Afterward the
guests will go to the first Junior ASSEM-
bly, at the Ritz-Carton.
Mrs Minturn Pinchot is giving a
small dance tomorrow night at 9 East
Eighty-flrst street for Miss Maud Cabot
and Miss Florence Lockwood, debu-
tantes.
Mrs. James Blackstone Taylor is Civ
ing a luncheon on December 2 at the
Colony Club for her daughter, Miss Mil
dred Taylor, and her niece. Miss Mar
jorie Taylor, both debutantes.
Mrs. Rudolph Degener Of "a West
Seventy fourth street will give a dance
on the night of December 80 in the
small ball room of the Plaza to intro
duce her daughter, Miss Eleanor b.
Degener.
Mrs. Barton Cuyler is giving large
luncheon party in the white and gold
room of the Plaza on December 6 for
her daughter Miss Grace Cuyler. deb
utante.
A tea and bridge, party will be given
to-day by the Misses Nathalie K. and
Beatrice II. Wilson, daughters of Mrs
Walter Hope Wilson Of 973 Park ave-
nue.. for Miss Elizabeth Carrere and the
young women who will be bridesmaids
at Miss Carreres wedding.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Bridge Game To-day for Winifred
wheeler nursery.

An auction bridge tournament for the
benefit OF the Wnifred Wheeler Day
Nursery will be held this afternoon In
the new ball room of the Plaza. and
many tables have been sold for It,
The auction bridge for the benefit OF
St Michael's Home for Girls. In Ma
maroneck. which was held yesterday
afternoon in the ball room OF the Colony
Club. netted 5000. IL had been arranged
by Mrs Adrian II. Barkin. Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish Morris. Miss Maud A. Le-
land, Mrs Sidney II. Harris and others.
Mrs Hamilton Fish Armstrong. Mrs.
Chauncey y. Carver, tho Misses Sheila
and Beatrice Byrne are among those
who have arranged "A bridge party TO be
given this afternoon in the apartment
OF Mrs. James Byrne. 270 Park avenue
The proceeds will be devoted to the
Children's Clinic OF the Warren God
dard Settlement House.
Young amateurs of society win pres
ont tonight In the ball room OF tho
Plaza, for the benefit of the Manhat-
tanville Day and Night Nursery melo-
drama. written by Mr. r.. NJ a. Greig
entitled Murder on the Half Shell. or
Buckets OF Gore" Miss Grace n.
Henry has been directing the rehear-
sails for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
M. p. WALSH, NEW YORK
EDITOR, DIES IN GEORGIA
Well knolOn to Realty Men
Through His Work.

Michael ?. Walsh. formerly real es-
tate editor and real estate manager OF
THE NEW York HERALD, died Sunday in
St Josephs Hospital, Augusta, Ga. after
lingering Illness.
Mr.. Walsh was 56 years old. He had
been Identified with newspapers in vari-
Gus parts of the country for more than
forty years. starting with his uncle. the
late Senator NJ. +. Walsh OF Georgia, on
the Augusta Chronicle in 1877. During
the war he was associated with James
r. Murphy of New York in making a
survey OF agricultural conditions in
Florida. Georgia and North and South
Carolina with the idea of eliminating
waste.
Through his connection with THE New
York HERALD he became we'll known to
the real estate men in this city. He
also was at one time Water Commits
soner for the Borough of Queens.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
WHITE SULPHUR ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Nov. 2l.-
On the golf course all day to-day were
Messrs j. c. Shaffer and Carroll Shaffer
of Chicago, J. S. Watson of Cresson.
Pa. ; Francis l.. Hine and Newbold Nor
ris of New York. Arthur Price. William
l.. Sur.lee, William NJ. Van Leer and
Horace c. Jones Of Philadelphia.
Mcssrs d. +. Engel and T. w. Strauss
Of New York arrived to-day and regis
tered for golf.
Mrs Sherman Flint and her daughter,
Miss Margaret o. Flint. of New York
will return here from Washington for
Thanksgiving.
Arrivals to-day included Mr. and Mrs.
David Lotwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Speerber, New York Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
Wright, Toledo: Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Winslow. Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Sidney Stern. who
were married last Friday In New York,
have arrived for their honeymoon
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
IN M E M o R | A NJ T..

CoLE.-Ashiey w. Cole born November -.
is42. At Hampshire. England. entered n
better life December "a. 1920. In CRATE
ful memory OF the birthday Of a devoted
husband. May his soul rest in peace
Wife
CONAN Thomas J. In memory of Thomas
J. Conan. who died November 80, i9it
Anniversary mass will be celebrated In
the Conan Memorial Chapel. Oxford.
Conn.
HERMAN.--In fond memory OF our dearly
beloved mother Amelia Herman. died
November %, 1910.
KIRcHEIS.--In loving memory of our
mother, Emily Kircheis. Died November
%. 1908.
McLAUGHLfN-rn loving memory OF our
father, William Mclaughlin, who died
November %, 1905.
McMANUS.--In memory OF Mary A. J. Nc
Manus, who died November %, 1908.
May her soul rest in peace.
PASTERNACK.-In loving memorium OF
william Pasternack, beloved husband Of
Dora AMI father OF Edith and Anna.
Died November %. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
BUENos AIRES'S GIFT TO YALE
frof. Tornauist Sends Argentine
Literature Library.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 2f.-Ac-
ccptance by the Yale Corporation of the
glft of library of Argentine Iiterat,
places within the university the largest
and best selected collection of South
american literary works in the United
states. The library just Installed Is the
gift OF Prof. Carlos Alfredo Tornquist of
the University of Buenos Aires and
numbers 500 volumes. The presentation
was made by Enrique Gil. member of
tnc Argentine bar. who has offices in
New York city.
The library contains specially bound
volumes on history. law, letters, ratio nv
ond sociological subjects
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
AT 20 HE WEEDS HIS
CHILDHOOD PLAYMATE
Prof. Taylor of Chicago Mar
ries Mrs. McClintock Here.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
CHICAGO, Now 21.-Prof. Graham Tay-
lor, 10 years old. founder and residen {.
warden of Chicago Commons, married
Mrs. Isabella McClintock in New York
city to-day, according to messages to
friends here. He has been a civic leader
here since 1892, when he became pro-
fessor of social economies in the Chi
c2go Theological Seminary.
The wedding grew out Of a friendship
begun when both were children and play
mates in a New Jersey village. They
had not seen each other for nearly fifty
years until a year ago. when they met
In New York. Prof. Taylor's first wife
died in 1918. 5a.r
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
SALE FOR WORKING GIRLS.

The ely Alumnn Association, which
has done much for the cause of housing
n relation TO girls studying for self
support, will hold a rummage sale to-day
aud tomorrow a. 23 East Forty-first
street. Among tho women interested are
Mrs. \. NJ. Morris. Mrs. John Jay. Jr.
Mrs. Holland S. Duell, Mrs. Hamilton
King. Mrs. Norton Squire. Mrs. william
knight. Mrs. Rufus King, Mrs. l.. l..
sirrct, Mrs Howard Greenley and Mrs.
Frank Judlam.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
JOHN LUCEY.

John Lucey. who had been doing
editorial work on various trade news
papers for several years. died on Sunday
at his home. 327 Fairmount avenue.
Jersey City, after short Illness Of
pneumonia.
Mr. Lucey was born In Boston. but
had lived in Jersey City for the last
forty-five years. He was once employed
on the New York Daily Net1s, but after
a few years there he devoted his entire
work 10 trade journals. He was mem
her Of the New York Press Club. the
Catholic Benevolent Association. the
knights of Columbus and the Carteret
Club OF Jersey City. He leaves his wife.
Mrs. Mary Lucey, and six children.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
VAN DEN BosCH-1SENNEDY.

In the Marble Collegiate Church, yes
terday Miss Frances Gridley Kennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rufus
Kennedy of Greenwich, Conn. was mar
ried to Mr.. Johannes A. l.. van den
Bosch, formerly of the Royal Dutch
Navy, In the presence Of relatives and a
few friends. The Rev. Dr. David James
Burrell officiated. The brides only at
tendant was a flower girl, Joan Hamil-
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo
Hamilton, and Mr.. Floris ter Meulen was
best man. The couple will pass the win
ter at San Mateo. Cal. and next sum-
mer will so to his place In Holland.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
BRAND DINNER SPEAKER.

A dinner and reception will be given
by the Lotos Club in honor of the Re-
public OF France on Thursday evening.
The delegates from France to the arma-
ment conference and other distinguished
visitors from the sister republic will at
tend. and Premier BRAND will deliver
his only address outside the conference.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
Joseph r. LADD.

Joseph T. Ladd, for many years an
inspector in the American Fruit Ex-
change, died Sunday from heart disease
in his home at POI West Ninety-fourth
street. He was born in this city In 1864
and was a grandson OF the late George
Thompson. who was Sheriff of New York
county in the early '70s. He leaves his
wife. The funeral will be held to-mor-
row morning from the undertaking es-
tablishment OF william Fox. 116 West
i24th street. Burial will be In Green
Wood Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
In Menorinnn.

Cole Ashley w. Mclaughlin. william.
Conan, Thomas J. McManus. Mary a. J.
Herman, Amelia Pasternack, William
Kircheis. Emily
ADRIAN.-November 90 George s. Service
Stephen Mcrritt's Chapel. 223 sth av.. near
2lst ST.. Wednesday, l =. NJ.
CLARK. ON Sunday. November 90. at her
residence, Is Second av, Queens, l.. l..
Adeline X. Clark. wife OF the late
George NJ. Clark. Funeral from late
residence Tuesday, November %. +. NJ.
Interment In family plot same date.
CUTHBERT.--On Saturday, November 10.
1921 r. Lee cuthbert, husband OF the
late Bessie Cook. Funeral services at his
late home, T70 East 2ist St. Flatbush,
on Tuesday. November 20, at r. NJ.
DRYFoOS-Fanny L.. in her ED year. be-
loved wife of the late Michael pryfoos
pryfoos, Rose seligsberg. Elsa Cohen and
Mildred Van wezel. Funeral from Temple
Israel. Doth st. and Central Park West.
Wednesday, November %, at 10 a. NJ.
DURfE.--Rachacl Ann, wife OF the late
Cornelius ~ Duro. Monday. +. NJ,
Pemsrss,i ciosssTI, y; y ]; rla.ssS Funeral ser ser
vember %. at 2:s0 p. NJ. in the Re
formed Church. Closter. n. J.
DYER.--on November 10. at his residence
10 West 5oth St. Henry Lyman Dyer, SO. son
OF the late Dr. Henry and Louisa TIT
fany Dyer. and husband Of the late Mary
Jones. In the seth year OF bis age. Fu-
neral services at MS late nome, Iuesuay.
November %. at 10 A. NJ. Interment at
Sleepy Hollow.
EARLE.--on Sunday. November 20. Law
renee c., artist and former resident OF
New York and Montciair, n. J. Funeral
Wednesday afternoon. November %. at
Grand Rapids. Mich.
EMERSON.-Flora Booye, beloved wife OF
Adelbert L. Emerson. November II. Ser
vices Friday. 2723 Arctic av.. Atlantic
city.
CLIFTON Sunday. November 20, George H.,
beloved husband OF Jessie u. Giet (nee
Noyes). Services will be held at his late
residence, 600 West 18th ST. on Tuesday.
November %. AT s $50 Z. NJ. fnterment at
Kensico Cemetery. Boston papers please
copy.
HoFJIEIMER AT a special meeting of tho
Board OF Trade OF the Home for Agoo
and 1nfirm Hebrews OF New York, held on
Sunday. November 20. 1921. the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas we have learned OF the demise
Of Nathan Hofheimer. nm honored and
esteemed trustee: therefore be II
Bosolvod. That we deeply deplore the loss
OF 30 valued colleague. whose munfi-
cence 20 the cause Of charity was SO prac-
tlcally demonstrated and whose proNcrbial
generosity was ever paramount; be II
further
Resolved That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy aud coincidence TO his wife aud
children. and be II further
Resolved, That as an added mark Of re-
epcct this board attend the funeral In
body and a copy of these resolutions,
suitably engrossvd, be presented 20 his
beroaved family
Arthur j.. cohn. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
DIR. JOHN NJ. BURNAM.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-News Of the
death to-day at Pomona. Cal, of DR..
John Miller Burnam, 81. professor of
Latin at the University OF Cincinnati
since 1900 and founder of it's department
OF photography. was received this eve
ming by DR.. Frederick C. Hicks. presi-
dent of the university. Death was due
to para1ysis
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
Son of Late William A. Read to Marry Daughter of
the Late Waldron Williams

known amateur actresses of society and
has frequently appeared with the Junior
League and with other organizations, in
cluding the Amateur Comedy Club.
Mr.. Read is a son of the late William
Augustus Read and of Mrs. Read of this
city and Purchase, n. Y. He served
overseas during the war and was grad
uated from Yale in 1920. He now is at
the Columbia Law School. Miss Williams
passed the summer in Europe. and is at
145 East Fifty-second street for the win
ter
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

The engagement was announced yes
terday of Miss Hope Waldron Williams,
a daughter of the late Waldron Williams
of this city. to Mr.. r. Barlow Read OF
this city. Miss Williams is a grand
daughter of Mr.. Horace l.. Hotchkiss OF
this city and Rye, n. Y, and her sisters
are Mrs. John T. Terry, Jr., and Mrs
William Ross Proctor, Jr. Her mother
who by her second marriage became
Mrs. w. Eugene Kimball. died two years
ago.
Miss williams is one Of the best
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
n. LEE CuTHBERT.

Funeral services will he held tonight
for r. Lee Cuthbert. 56. a cooperage
broker. Of 779 East Twenty-hrst street.
Brooklyn. who died Saturday OF heart
disease. He was Mt one time president
Of the Juanita Democratic Club. He
lenNes ono son.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
JAMES WRIGHT.

James Wright. so. for more than
twenty years driver and chauffeur for
Richard Delaheld died yesterday at Mr.
Delahelds farm at Tuxedo. y. Y. The
funeral will be held In st. Marys Church,
TuxeE,. at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

NEW YORK.


Mr. and Mrs II. Anthony Dyer Of
Providence are at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ]. du Pont Of
Wilmington. Del, are at the Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pratt will re-
turn this week from Glen Cove. l.. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish will re-
turn to New York to-day from Garrison.
N. Y.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd gave
dinner last night at her house, 666 Fifth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair of
Blairsden. Peapack. ~ j., are at the
until they sail for Bermuda,
December II. to pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. McCreery of
Runnymede. Cedarhurst. L. L. have gone
to Fiintridge. their winter home in Los
Angeles. Cal
Miss Mabel Gerry VIII give two din
ner parties in the home of her father. Mr..
Elbridge T. Gerry. . East Sixty-first
street, in December.
Miss Rose Steele has returned to West
bury. L. l.. and Joined her brother and
sister -and-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Steele.
Mrs Frederic N Goddard and Mr..
Conrad G. Goddard. her son, have re-
turned to 3S East F'iftieth street from
Roslyn, l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Courtland Pen
field will sail for Europe Friday. After
passing the Christmas holidays at
Cannes they will go t. their villa at
Mentone.
Senior Don Carlos Ur1pe. -; -. etary
of the Colombian Legatioi,-.ias come
from Washington to the r.. ;-Carlton,
where Mr.. Albert NJ. Post Mitchell has
arrived from Hot Springs, Va.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Carroll
Daingerfield Carter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henry Carter, TO Mr. Nor
gan Edward La Montague of this city
will take place to-day in the cathedral,
Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. Henry H. Harjes and his daugh-
ter, Miss Julia Harjes, who arrived by
the Paris. are at the st. Regis for a
month. The Duke of Vallombrosa. who
arrived by the same steamship, is at the
same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Suffern Taller will
give dinner party for her mother, Mrs.
Alexander Brown of Baltimore, tonight.
They will give dinner and theatre
party tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
NEWBORN.

Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt and
party of four college friends spent Sun
day at Harbour View. going from the
Harvard Yale game and returned to New
York yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

Brighten. and Mrs. Wilbur e. Wilder
have arrived in Washington and are al
the Shoreham while the house in r street
which they have leased from Countess
Gizycka is being made ready for them.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
B | r T HIS.
D | E D

KASANIN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kasan!
(nee Rosaling II. Yeska) q daughter.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand have returned to Washington
from New York, where they attended the
banquet in honor of Marshal Foch.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley have
added to their real estate holdings by
the purchase of a tract of land adjacent
to their Rhode Island avenue home.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, Jr., will
be in New York next Saturday to meet
Mr.. Jacques Wurtg, who is coming frorn
Paris to Washington to visit them.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
WASHINGTON.

The Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge
expect to attend the Army and Navy
game in New York on Saturday.