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The New York herald., 1921-09-15
SOCIETY HAS COUNTY
FAIR FOR CRIPPLES
Women in Berkshires Arrange
N0vel Entertainment.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yoax HERALD
LENox, Mass, Sept. 14.-Women of so
ciety this Afternoon conducted a county
fair on the g.vunds Of the Berkshire
School for Crippled Children at Pitts
field. The institution was founded by
Mrs. Frederick 8. Coolidge, who gave
her italian villa and thirty acres Of land
for the purpose in 1918. Garden and
farm products were exhibited. Riding
ponies were lent. and in tents and booths
were Punch and Judy show, freaks
and hand organ and monkey. There
was dancing on an improvised platform.
In general charge of the show were
Miss Gertrude Parsons. Miss Kate Cary
and Mrs. Daniel Paine Griswold, who
ran the tent Of freaks. Mrs. Grace
Campbell Van Norden, Miss Rosemary
Crane and Mrs. Henry A. Francis piloted
the hand organ and monkey to the chill
dren's delight Mrs. Charles Hewitt
Wright Of Pittsfield, assisted by Mrs.
Walter r. Hawkins. showed her UNIQUE
collection OF two hundred dolls, which
represented In costume the evolution Of
fashion for sixteen hundred years. Mrs.
AHSon fueipS StOke6 nao q large COllec-
tion OF balloons, trumpets and dolls, In
tn, disposal Of which she was assisted
by Miss Olivia Stokes. who wore a
balloon costume. and Mrs. Stokes's sons,
Anson Phelps Stokes. Jr. and Isaac
Newton Phelps Stokes.
Mrs. Carlos NJ. do Heredia with her
own operator and apparatus showed mo-
ton pictures In the workshop. Dancing
was In charge OF Mines. Thomas Flour
noy, Donald Weston. Donald F. Nc
Pherson. Henry b. Brigham and Bren-
ton Crane Pomeroy. Peanuts and pop
corn were sold by Mines. John II. c.
Church. William Hall Walker, Arthur z.
Whitney, Clark T. Durant and John r.
McComb.
Miss Kate Cary and Mrs. David T.
Dana were assisted at the tea tables by
Mines. William Is. Osgood Field. William
Z. S. Griswold and William Msrshail
Bullitt. Miss Frances Colt conducted
the soft drink table. Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Margaret Chesney, flowers and
vegetables Mrs. Charles NJ. Power and
MIR. j. Macarthur Vance. games.
A walking doll, dressed by Mrs. Robert
d. Bardwell and Mrs. Edward Boltwood
Hull. attracted attention. Mcssrs. A.
Newbold Morris, Henry Hollistcr Pease.
John l.. Parsons and Frederick T.
Eaines were policemen.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
COUNTESS SZECHENYI
RETURNS TO NEWPORT
To Remain With Mrs. Van.
derbilt During Autumn.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YcRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. L., Sept 14.--Countess
Laszlo Szechenyi returned from New
York this morning. coming up the Sound
on board Mr.. Harry Payne whitney's
Yacht Whileaway. She went TO New
York to see Count Szechenyi or for
Europe aboard the Aquitania and will
remain with her mother. Mrs. Wander
bilt. through the autumn.
Registered at the Hill Top Inn to-day
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Denegrec
from New Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward $. Rawson. Miss Delphine de n. b.
Rawson. Mrs. William L. Harkness and
Miss Louise Hardness.
This evening at the public beach n
dance was held for the benefit OF Trinity
Church guild. at which there was quite
a representation OF society. Among tho
patronesses for the event were Mrs.
George Henry Warren. Mrs. George l.
Rives Mrs. Marsden J. Per-, IT..
Barton Jacobs. Mrs. Hugh ID. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs Howard Spencer Graham,
Mrs. William Rogers Morgan. Mrs.
Frederick Pearson. Mrs. Paul Fitz-
simons and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
WIFE SUES SCENARIO WRITER
George vekron Has $4,000 q
Year, she Says.

Mrs. Laura j.. VekroT Of los West
Seventy-sccond street, began suit yester-
day In the Supreme Court for scpara-
tion from George vekroff. scenario
writer. who lives at 6l2 Selma avenue,
Hollywood. Cal. She says that follow
ing their marriage In Philadelphia in
November, 1911. she was unhappy and
that few years ago he fell into the
habit Of throwing brushes at her and
swearing profuecly.
She says her husband has an income
of more than S20,0 q year.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
James Party off
To-day on Aloha
for World Cruise
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. James and
Four Guests to Circle the
Globe on Yacht.

At six bells this forenoon Mr.. Arthur
tho New York Yacht Club; Mrs. James
and q party OF four guests will start
from the yacht club station at the foot
Of East Twenty-third street on board
Mr.. James's steam yacht Aloha for the
longest cruise undertaken in recent
years by a private craft. 1t is the
purpose Of Mr.. James to circle the globe,
and by the time the Aloha shall have
put back into this port again. nearly d
year hence, she will have made a voyage
Of FULLY $4,000 miles. The guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James will be Miss Flor
ence s. Sullivan. DR.. Karl NJ. vogel and
Messrs. Andrew p. Alvord and william
]. Matheson. all Of New York.
Capt. Policeman Bezanson. who has
piloted the Aloha on two previous long
cruises. will be the skipper. Mr.. James
also holds a navigator's license.
The first leg Of the voyage will be
through the Panama Canal and thence
to Honolulu. The yacht then will head
westward to Yokohama and thence to
Tientsin. It Is the purpose Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James to make q lengthy stay in
China. The party will stop some time
at Shanghai and Hongkong. Subse-
Quently the Aloha will visit the ports
Of Manila and Colombo.
The next leg will bo through the Suez
Canal to Marseilles. After stopping at
various Mediterranean ports the Aloha
will cross the Atlantic and will be back
in New York during May, 1922.
The Aloha Is bark rugged and one of
the most beautiful yachts afioat. She
was built In 1910 and measures 21S feet
overall. Her engines drive her IL miles
an hour but she travels under sail in
good weather. She has powerful WIRE
less outfit
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
NOTES OF THE THEATRE.

Don Juan" with Lou Tellengen. VIII he
Withdrawn at the Garrick Saturday night
sent MIR. PIN Passes BY" for two weeks
engagement before Il goes on tour.
Sunday concerts at the Hippodro-nc VIII
be resumed Sunday evening October . So,,Sa
and his band Swing the first programme
Mi~s Marllynn Miller. costar with I,eon
Erroi in Sally" yesterday sent an auto.
graphed photograph of herself to Mrs, Hnr-
ding. who with the President. sew the nlay
Monday night. Mrs. Harding received Mlss
Miller after the performance. and compli-
mented her.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Falrba nix.
WIN occupy box at the selwyn Theatre 10.
night 20 see John Drew. Mrs. Leslie ca rtcr
and others IN THE Circle"
The curtain win rise Mt 800 o'clock 10.
night 1T Henry Millcrs Theatre v.hen
Charles Dillingham; win present tho irish
Players from the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. In
THE White Headed Boy which has been
playing continuously abroad since 1910.
Lee Shubert has engaged ivan Samson. n
lcading man from London, 20 support Miss
Romance" after which She WIN be saen
In n new production. Basil SYDNEY who
played opposite h,s wife last season at the
Playhouse ms woll as In London IA 10 10
starred under Shuhert direction.
Roar Admiral James Clennon. retired. an.
'ertnined yesterday the members Of prssi
don't Hnrdings party who remained IN New
York, at the matinee performance OF "Get
Together at tho Hippodrome.
rhe faculty of Teachers College ut Column
bic viii attend to-rlcht's pei fornanre
~ March Hares' at the Punch and Judy
Theatre.
Miss Helen Hayes win make her debut
as n star tomorrow night under the direc-
ton OF George G. Tyler and A. l.. Eriangcr
IN Booth Tarlsington's new comedy ''The
wren." in Springfield. Mass.
blossom Time" musical comedy based
on the life and melodies OF the composer
Franz Schubert. win be presented nt tho
Ambassador Theatre on September 20.
Mles Sally Fields, eccentric coincidence
who will sail for London on November =
for an engagement In English music nails
will appear featured entertainer with
"Bcu Rernie's Players" opening next Mon
day night on Rciscnwcber's Paradise f.oof
Leonard Wiley has been engaged by Lee
Kugel 10 play opposite Miss Lillian Albert
son IL The Six-Fifty," by Kate McIautin.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
MRS. HA1GHT AT NEW LONDON
Guest Of Miss Frances Ogden
Jones-Other Arrivals.

Jones-Other Arrivals.
Special Despatch to THE New yonK HEaALp.
NEW LONDON, Conn. Sept 14.-Mrs.
Frederick ID. HaiRht Of New York is a
guest OF Miss Frances Ogden Jones at
her home In PeQuot avenue.
Mrs. Robert McKim and two daugh-
tcrs. Mrs. q. Kenneth Morgan and Miss
Carolyn McKim. who have been spend :
ing the summer at Cedarlawn, have re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. williams s. Reyburn NJ
Washington. d. c., and family are visit
ing her mother. Mrs. j. T.. Reyburn. ut
Oakiedgc. the Pequot.
Mrs. Edward Marshall has returned
TO Rydal, Pa. after visiting her mother
and sister. Mrs. A. G. Tyler and Miss
Edna Leighton Tyler. in the Pequot
colony.
Arrivale at the Mohican Hotel in
cludc +. J. Hitman. Mrs. c. A. Hull, r.
r. Davis. J. A. Rosenthal William c.
Mahoney. G. II. Lucius. y. Il. Milton.
Miss Ruth Milton. Mrs. l.. A. Chaser.
William G. d. Glaser. Arthur Taft. Miss
II. w. Miller. Dewey Edison, l.. s..
Walker l.. E. Eisler and George Hoyt
Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Nc
Causlan. Wechawken: DR.. and Mrs
Edwin r. Cornish. Philadelphia: Miss
Martha Morgan. Shrewsbury. Mass. f.
X. Maciaren. Albany: Dr. and Paul NJ
lanyard. South Orange. and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Farmer. Montclair.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
COL. KINGS DAUGHTER
MARRIED AT NEWPORT
Lieut.. G. L. Andrews, Jr.,
WEEDS Miss Nancy King.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoRK HrrAlp.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. 14.--One OF the
prettest weddings Of the season took
place to-day when Miss Nancy s. King.
daughter Of Col. Edward l.. King, U. S.
M. c.. and Mrs. King, became the bride
of Lieut.. Charles Lee Andrews, Jr. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee Andrews
Of Flushing, L. /.
The wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. &C Ayrault
street. and was followed by q reception.
There were 900 guests.
Chaplain Joseph F. Underwood, U. S.
N, performed the ceremony. The bride
wore a gown of white velvet with a
silver train and her veil was held by a
silver wreath. The matron OF honor
was Mrs. Harrison Frazier of PhiladeI-
phia. She wore a turquoise blue chiffon
with a peach sash. The bridesmaids
were Miss Helen Moran. Miss Adelaide
Cooke OF Providence and Miss Carolyn
Andrews. a sister OF the bridegroom
Tho best man was Mr. Snowden An.
drcws. brother. The ushers were Mr..
Philip Benson. Mr.. Gowing OF Brook
line. Lieut.. Francis Mcntz. U. S. N. and
Ensign Oliver O'Donneli. U. S. n.
Among the guests were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. William S. Sims. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Waldron and their daughters. the
Misses Elsie and Jane Waldron: Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Ashley II. Robertson,
Capt. and Mrs. Douglas Z. DIsmukes,
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sem, Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock. who is an aunt OF
the bridegroom DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice. Commander and Mrs.
Howard Flanagan. Col. and Mrs. Tracy,
Commander and Mrs. Lamers. Conn.,
mander and Mrs. Edmund s. r. Brandt,
most OF the members of the staff and
class at the War College, which Col.
King attends; Capt. and Mrs. James p.
Haynes and Miss Haynes. Capt. and
Mrs. Stephen p. Graham. Capt. and Mrs.
John r. Luby. Capt. and Mrs. William
r. Sayles. Commander and Mrs. Walter
8. Anderson, Capt. and Mrs. Alfred w.
Kinds. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Andrews.
Miss Sylvia Hillhouse, Miss Kate Dar-
lington. Mr.. Thomas Ives II. Powell,
Miss Helena Sturtevant, Miss Elizabeth
Yardley and Commander and Mrs. Rob-
crt A. Dawes.
The bridegroom is attached to the
battleship North Dakota.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
Dr.Lyman w. Alien,
Poet Clergyman,
WedS Third Time
Miss Nellie L. Campbell Ac-
tive i'm Charitable Work,
His Bride.

The Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen,
for many years pastor of the South
Park Presbyterian Church. Newark. n.
j.. and also well known In the literary
world. married Miss Nellie Lange
Campbell OF Newark yesterday in the
Clark Vincent. the present pastor Off
ciating.
The bride, who is a daughter Of Mr..
John William Campbell Of Newark, has
been actively engaged in charitable,
civic and patriotic work in her native
city. She is the executive head of the
guild OF st. Barnabas's Hospital and
vice-regent OF the Newark Chapter OF
the Daughters OF the Revolution.
After having been pastor of the South
Park Church in Newark for twenty
seven years DR.. Allen resigned in 1915
to devote his time to literary work
He Is president OF the New Jersey
State Society and Is president OF the
Dickens Fellowship in New York. He
is a member Of the Authors and Shake
spears Clubs OF New York as we'll as
of number of other literary organiza.
tions.
In 1895 DR.. Allen won TIE New
YORK HERALD $1,000 prize for the bes
poem on American history. He Is au-
thor of a well known poem written
about Abraham Lincoln's pew in the
York Street Presbyterian Church In
Washington and which is inscribed in
the pew OF that church.
DIR. Allen was born in st. Louis II
1854. He was graduated from the Wash
ington University OF that city in 1875
and from the Princeton Theologica
Seminary In 1880. In 1880 he married
daughter Of Mr.. Archibald S. Irwir
Of st. Louis. She died in 300. -Four
years later he married Mrs. Phoebe L
LIE Massena Of Glen Ridge. N. J.. who
died In 1915. He was pastor Of severo
churches in Missouri before being called
to the South Park Church OF Newark
in 1889.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
AT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

Special Despatch to THE New Yorx Hns.rp
Atlantic CRY, Sept. 14.-Among the
Hew York arrivals at the Dennis are
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson, the Misses
Mary and Laura Y. Lucas and Miss
Mary 9. McGarriglc. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Dolphin Of Bedford Park, ". ",
are also therA
Mrs. M. =. conry OF New York has
arrived at the Marlborough h Blenheim
with Miss Claire Conry. BrookIvn nv.
rivals there include Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Pappi and Mr.. John r. Rim.
Alamac--Mrs. william Roddy. Miss
Lydia Crane and Mrs. A. X. Conn.
Traymore-Mr. Ambrose r. McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 8. Godfrey. Mrs. \. IL
Allen and Miss Blanche Knox.
Mrs. Mary Bushnell Coleman is al
ths Brighten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan straus have
completed weeks sojourn at the
Breakers, and have returned home.
At the Chalfontc Haddon Hall are
Miss ]. Maude Brundage. Mr.. Leonard
ID. Adkins, Mrs. $. w. Cornell and Miss
Audrey Cornell,
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
VENIZELOS MARRIES
CREEK GIRL IN LONDON
Will Bring His Bride Here on
Lecture Tour.

LONDON, Sept 14..-Eleutherios Veni-
zelos. former Premier of Greece. and
Miss Helena Schilizzi, daughter of a
Greek business man in London, were
married at the Registry Office here this
forenoon. NJ Venizelos is 81 years old
and his bride is ten years younger.
The religious ceremony will take place
tomorrow at Highgate. After fort
nights honeymoon in Brittany the cou-
pie will start for America for six
months tour, during which M. Venizclos
expects to spend a part OF his time
speaking in the interests of the League
Of Nations.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
TO WED MISS RAUCHrUss.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rauchfuss of
Brooklyn have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Madeleine
Rauchfuss. to Mr.. William j. Rauch. Jr..
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rauch O,
Mount Vernon. ". Y. Miss Rauchfuss is
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt of New York and
Norwalk, Conn.,. and a graduate of Holy
Child Convent. During the war she was
member of the National League for
Women's Service. Mr.. Rauch is identi-
fed with Burton Bros. & Co. at 267
Fifth avenue and Is a member OF the
Scarsdale Golf Club. Indian Harbor
Yacht Club. New Rochelle Club and
Troy Club.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

ments in his home. % Anderson street.
New Rochelle. Mr.. Chellborg. who was
81 years old. was a graduate of the
College Of the City OF New York. He
had been In the wholesale coal business
in this city for 81 years. He was a
charter member OF the kniclSeroocker
Yacht Club and was for many years a
member of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
and former chairman of the regatta
committee OF that club He also was
chairman OF the Yacht Racing Associa-
tion OF Long Island Sound.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
IN NJ E IA O RI A M

rNc.-Maeeie ~. devoted mother. passed
bevond September Is, 1901. brother Ed
ward L. Joined her November ~. 1915.
Ida King Dempsey. 50J Richmond terrace.
New Brighton. Staten Island.
MoROSfNI.-fn Fad and loving memory OF
our dearly beloved father. Giovanni u.
Moroslni who departed from this life
September Is. 1905. lie lives In the hearts
OF his children.
STERNE.-in sacred memory OF mnn o.
sound Judgment strict integrity. genial
tomperamcnt and ready wit. Simon Sterns
passed away September -, 1901.
wETRS.-fn memory OF Antoinette Mataran
Weeks who died Ssptcmhcr -, 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
CAPT. CARL w. STUART.

Capt. Carl w. Stuart, late Of the
Swedish army. died Tuesday In the
Lenox Hill Hospital after lingering
Illness. Capt. Stuart was head of the
Stuart family of Sweden. He was
chevalier OF the French Legion of Honor,
in recognition of detached service with
the French army as an observer He
was also commander of the Wasa Order.
In Sweden. and socially prominent In
Sweden, France and the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
DANTE'S BIRTH CELEBRATED.
X. OF c. Councils Remember GOOth

The six hundredth anniversary OF
the death OF Dante was celebrated yes
terday by hundreds OF knights OF CO.
lumbu. councils throughout the country.
At the request of Pope Benedict XIV.
the knights OF Columbus have under
taken the work of fostering the study
OF Dante In the United States and
Canada. DR.. James J. Walsh. Condc u.
pallen and Maurice Francis Egan have
been engaged to deliver series of lee
lures.
The knights have issued special
Dante number of their ma gazine. Column
bin. as part of the campaign to promote
the study of .he italian poet.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Robert Lefferts of East Moriches.
l.. L.; Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Birch OF Chi
cago. Mrs Arthur Morris Of Norfolk.
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Carter of
Titusville, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stuart
Reynolds of Richmond. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Cresson OF Montreal. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard r. Daniel OF jack
sonvilic. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Conover OF
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. $. II.
Davis OF Milwaukee are at the Plaza.
Mrs. w. r.. Darlington and the Misses
Florence and Mary Olive OF Fort Worth,
Texas. have come TO New York for the
winter and are staying at the Wander
bilt.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
DENMAN-vAS AIKEN.

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage last Saturday OF Miss Flor
enco Van AIKEN. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Van AIKEN, at the home of
her parents. 361 West 1sist street. to
Mr.. John Denman OF Auburn. N. Y. The
bride was attended by Miss Marie Tay-
lor. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Craig OF the Presbyterian
Church at 115th street and st. Nicholas
avenue. The couple will live in Auburn
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
IN. JOHN c. OSCAR.

DIR. John c. Oscar, music critic. sc
years old. of S4l Jefferson avenue.
Brooklyn. died Sunday in his home OF
the infirmities OF age. DR.. Oscar was
born in Cologne. Germany. and received
an education in music there. He came
to the United States in 1856 and became
ar instructor In music. For many years
he was critic on THE NEW YORK HERALD
in the days OF the elder James Gordon
Bennett DIR. Oscar was unmarried and
is survived by his sister. Mrs. Helena
e HILL
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
OLYMPIC LEAVES FRANCE.

cHERsorRc. Sept. f4.--Davis Ellsins,
United States Senator for West vir-
rinia: Mr. John Wanamaker, DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler. Mr.. Ogden
Mills and Mrs Fred A. Britten, wife Of
Representative Britten OF Illinois, are
passengers for New York on board the
steamship Olympic, which cleared this
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
BARON A PRESS AGENT.
Grivot de Grnndcourt Joins the
shubert staff.

Late last night the Shubert press de-
partment announced the engagement Of
baron to write pieces for the papers
about William Faversham and The
Silver Fox He is Baron Grivot de
Grandcourt. related TO the ancient De
Grandcourt family of France. He served
~ private In the Canadian army at
the outset Of The war. subsequently, OBJ
tained commission. was invalided home
to England IN 1917 and later was as
signed to Major-Gen. Sir c. f.. Cald-
wells staff at the British War Office.
He married Mss Patricia O'Connor. an
English actress when she was serving as
a nurse during the war. She Is now
playing in "Aphrodite" on tour.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
BPEEN ESTATE TO WIDOW.

The viii OF Magistrate Matthew T.
Rreer. who died In Yonkers on August
&c. was filed yesterday In the Surro-
gnte's office by his son. Matthew r.
Breen. Jr.. Of 543 West End avenue. All
tho property Is left to his widow. Mrs.
Mary G. Breen. As no petition was
filed with tho win the value OF the estate
was not given.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
sOLOMON-BAMBERGER.

Miss Dorothea Jones Bamberger.
granddaughter OF Mr.. Andrew A. Jones
of 243 West Ninety-eighth street, with
whom she has lived since the death OF
her parents. was married last evening
In the Astor Hotel to Mr.. +. Jack Solo
mon, son of Mrs. Max Solomon and the
late Mr.. Solomon of this city. by Judge
William Young Of the Municipal Court.
Mr.. Solomon was graduated from Cor
nell last year and served in the Eigh-
tieth Division.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
PATnoLMAN DROPS DEAD.

Patrolman Charles Shenck. rs, of 10s
Bedford avenue. attached 10 the Clymer
street station Brooklyn, died suddenly
yesterday while visiting relatives at the
home of John Gavin. 321 Division ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. DR.. Drexler OF Williams
burg Hospital said death was due to
heart disease.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
GAIDOs PLAY FOR MADRID.

MADRID. Sept. IA hitherto unpub-
lshcd three act comedy by Benito
Galdos. the playwright. who died last
year In Las Palmas, is being adapted
by the Quintero brothers. and will be
presented shortly In Madrid. says the
Las Palmas correspondent of nj Didrio
to-day. Enrique Borras has been en-
trusted with the production. the title OF
which Is Anton Caballcro." the cores
pondent add.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

crs of the novel may have delighted to
see its pictures living before their eyes.
The preparation of the morning meal.
the building Of the bamboo house. tho
discovery of the bananas-all these cpl
sodes are realized by the adopters be-
fore the spectators.
There is lengthy -ynphonic accom-
paniment to the action composed by
Give Carey. Yet all these combined
efforts seemed to awaken with difficulty
the interest of the audience in "The
Blue Lagoon"
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
CHARLES HANKINsON.

Charles Harkinson. veteran of the
Ninth New York Infantry (Hawkins's
Zouaves), OF the civil war, Is dead in
his home in Intcrlalken. n. J. Mr.. Hank
inson for more than thirty-five years
was associated with the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
nm. RHINELANpER ENTERrArNs

Mr.. Philip Rhlnclander gave theatre
party last night for his daughter. Miss
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander. and Mr.
Julien st. Charles Shackno. whose en-
gagement has just been announced. The
party went TO the George NJ. cohan The
atre to see Two Blocks Away"
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
KREIsLER's FATHER DEAD.

DR.. S. Kreisler. father of the violinist,
Fritz Kreisler died in Vienna on August
10 of heart paralysis. it was learned in
New York yesterday. He was born
September 20. 1S45. Besides the violinist.
Hugo Kreisler, well known cellist,
and Miss Ella Kreisler survive him.