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The New York herald., 1921-06-08
WILL TRY TO STOP
FLOWER VANDALS
Meeting To-day at Mrs.
Chubb's for Action.

Following Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin's open
letter to the Automobile Club OF America
in which, as chairman Of the committee
on public Improvements OF the North
Country Garden Club, she asked the
clubs aid in campaign against van
dalism by Sunday and holiday motoring
parties on Long Island. a meeting of the
Garden Club will be held this afternoon
in the country home of Mrs. Percy
Chubb in Glen Cove. 1t Is expected
steps may be taken TO cooperate with
town boards in campaign to prevent
motoring parties from denuding the
roadsides and private estates of foliage
and flowers.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. president of
the North Country Garden Club. whose
country place Is in Westbury. said yes
terday she did not believe any drastic
action against motoring parties would
be attempted, but expressed the belief
that the proposed campaign to protect
the roadsides and private grounds would
be one of education to be carried on In
influencing public opinion. such as has
been the campaign against unsightiy
billboards.
Some of the associates of Mrs. Iselin.
Mrs. Winthrop and Mrs. Chubb in the
proposed campaign to protect the
beauty of the roadsides of Long Island
and Westchester are Mrs. Harold l..
Pratt, at whose home in Glen Cove two
weeks ago a meeting of representatives
of one hundred garden clubs allied with
the North Country Garden Club was
held; Mrs. Walter p. James, Mrs.
Franklin Remington, Mrs. j. Pierpont
Morgan, Mrs. Paul Dana, Miss Alice
Delano Weekes. Mrs Robert w. de
Forest. Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mrs. j.
West Roosevelt. Mrs. Edwin d. Nor
gan. Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs. Hunting
ton Norton. Mrs. Aaron Ward and Mrs.
Henry Pennington Taller.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
ELI HARVEY WEDS TO-DAY HIS
ARTIST SWEETHEART OF 1881
Sculptor Meets California Painter for First Time il
Forty Years. and They Will Be Mar
ried in Minnesota.

Ell Harvey. sculptor and painter. of
SO Charles street. will marry to-day Mss
Grace Harvey of Oakland Cal. WHIP is
known for her work in child portraiture.
The ceremony will be performed in
Window, Mimi, by the Rev Frederick
Harvey brother of the bride They were
sweethearts when they were children,
but had not seen each other in forty
years until they met yesterday In
Omaha Although of the same name
they are not related
Mr.. Harvey ana his fiancee, II was
learned last night. made known the fact
or their engagement to only their nearest
friends a week ago Mr.. Harvey called
Few of his associates into his studio.
where ne has lived since the death of his
lrst wife two years ago, and told them
he was to be married. He told of the
long separation from the sweetheart of
his youth and said that after they had
exchanged photographs by mail and re-
called former memories they decided to
be married. All were pledged to keep
the artists secret, but yesterday some
body let out the news. which caused a
stir in local art circles
The Harvey families were neighbors
in Cincinnati fifty years ago Miss Har-
Vey's family moved to California when
she was IL and Harvey a few years
older. He married in 1898. When he
and his lance agreed 10 meet in Omaha
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
WEDDING NOTES.

The marriage Of Miss Inga Dessau.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Dessau
OF 555 Park avenue. to Capt. Douglas
Mil Saunders. NJ. c.. Of Hortfordshire.
England. formerly with a Bedfordshirc
regiment. Is to take place at ST. Luke's
Church. Noroton, Conn, June %. The
ceremony will be followed by recep-
ton In the country home Of the brides
parents.
Miss Helen Gertrude Scanlon. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. John j. Scanlon, will be mar
ried TO Mr.. John j. Ryan, secretary TO
Park Commissioner +. y. Gallatin. to-
day in st. Peters Church, Barclay
street. 4 reception and breakfast will
follow at the Plaza.
Tho marriage OF Miss Margaret w.
Meigs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mclgs of 304 Lincoln street. Flushing,
TO Mr.. Jytle @. Hunter OF 20 Greenway
terrace. Forest Hills. Is to take place
June Is In Calvary Church. Twenty
first street and Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Gilbert Miller
Succeeds Hayman
as Frohman Head
Actor Manager to Continue
His London Activities In
With New Duties.

Specula ton as to the successor 10
the late All Hayman as general man.
ager of Charles Frohman was ended
yesterday when the board of directors
announced the selection of Gilbert Mil
Ter. actor-manager and son OF Henry
Miller. He 1t is on whom the company
will rely to carry on the policies OF
Charles Frohman, which have been con-
tinued since his death by the corpora
ton and Mr.. Hayman.
MIR. Miller spent the early years of his
professional career under Mr.. Froh-
mans management. and consequently
is thoroughly acquainted with the tra-
ditions OF the office he is to control.
Heretofore he has had his chief ex-
perience as producing manager in
London. There. after Mr.. Frohman' S
death, he took over many of his inter-
ests and became the most active Ameri-
can, electrically speaking. in England.
He is at present the manager of the
ST. James and Savoy theatres in
London. His offices are at the st.
James Theatre, and he says he has
no intention Of abandoning these or CIV
ing UP in any way the theatrical busi-
ness he has built up abroad. Rather,
1t is his plan. following directly in Mr..
Frohman's footsteps. to ally these inter-
in America.
Besides the St James's and the Savoy
theatres Mr.. Miller has from time to
time since his advent into the manage
ment in London had under his direction
the Duke of York's Theatre llong Mr.
Frohman's headquarters), the Garrick
the Globe and the Princes.
All OF the plans already announced
by Charles Frohman. Inc. for the CON-
ing season will be carried out by M.
Miller. Miss Ethel Barrymore will ap-
pear again In "Declassee." Otis Skinner
in Tom Cushlng's dramatization OF
Blasco Ibanez's Blood and Sand" and
Miss Ruth Chatterton on tour in Mary
Rose" His plans he will announce
later
He Is sailing tomorrow by the France
for Europe. He will go to Spain to
confer with Mr.. Skinner and Ibanez
about "Blood and Sand" which viii be
the first production he will make in
his new position
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Miss Mary Agnes Stanton,
Daughter of Mrs. M. B. STAN
ton, Becomes Bride.

In the Church of the Holy Spirit,
University and Burnside avenues. yes
terday Miss Mary Agnes Stanton. a
daughter of the late Michael B. STAN
ton and of Mrs. Ella O'Gorman Stanton,
was married to Mr.. Thomas ]. O'Brien
of this city by the Rev. Daniel J. Quinn
s. j.. formerly president Of Fordham
University, who also celebrated the
Duptial mass. He was assisted by the
Rev. John D. Roach, rector Of the
church.
Miss Agnes Stanton was maid OF
honor for her sister. Edith Stanton
youngest sister of the bride, who
went into the church with her brother
Mr. Edwin NJ. Stanton. was ring bearer.
Mr.. Alfonso O'Brien was best man for
his brother. The ushers were Messrs
Walter, James O'G and John Stanton,
brothers of the bride: Robert Z. Dug
gan. John and Thomas F'itzgibbons.
There was n reception and breakfast
at 81 West 123d street, the home OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. John Fitzgibbons
The bride. who was educated at the
Ursuline Convent until recently has
been private secretary to County Clerk
William f. Schneider. She Is a niece
of one time United States Senator
James a. O'Gorman.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
kEBBON-JUTTE.

The marriage OF Miss Jane Holmes
lutte. daughter OF Mrs. William G. lutte
of Pittsburgh. Pa. to Mr.. Eric Kebbon
OF this city. took place on Sunday after
noon on the lawn Of Chilmark. the coun-
try place in Scarborough. y. v. of Mr..
and Mrs. V. Everit Macy. with whom the
bride for some time has made her home.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Carl II. Elmore. Miss Edytha
Macy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Macy.
was the maid or honor Mr.. Thomas
Harlan Elicit was best man. The ush-
ers were Messrs. j. Noel Macy William
and James Jutte. brothers of the bride.
and George French. A small reception
was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Kebbon Will 1--we
in New York, He Is an architect.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
w. B. CogsweH Dies
of Blood Poisoning
in His 87th Year
Was Founder of Solvay Process
Company and Widely Known
i'm Business World.

william Browne Cogswell. founder OF
the Solvay Process Company, manufsc-
turers of soda products and one of the
great Industrial concerns of the country.
died yesterday afternoon at his home,
320 Park avenue, Of blood poisoning re-
sulting from an infected midcle ear.
Mr.. Cogswell was In his eighty seventh
year. At his bedside were mis- wife and
two physicians. Dr. II. G.. Locke of
Syracuse. whers he made his residen e
for many years. and Or. II. V. Guile
of this city.
The founding OF the Solvay Process
Company followed a visit OF Mr.. Cogs-
we'll, who was civil engineer. to Eu-
rope, where he made q study OF the soda
industry. He was commissioned by SOL
way & Co. of Belgium to locate plant
In this country, and upon his return in
1881 formed the company at Syracuse.
Mr.. Cogswell was born at Oswego and
had been brought up in and near Syra-
cuse.
The company was capitalized at its
formation at $4,000 To-day the COM
pany Is capitalized at $4,000, 900, and
through It's allied companies. the Semet-
Soivay Company and the Solvay Col
lieries Company. owns chain of coke
by-product plants throughout the coun-
try.
Mr.. Cogswell was educated at Hamil-
ton Academy in Oneida county and the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Dur
Ing the civil war he was appointed me-
chanical engineer in the United States
Navy at Port Royal. S. c., and in 1862
took charge Of the steam repair and con-
struction work at the New York Navy
Yard. Following the civil war he was
superintendent OF the Franklin Iron
Works Company at Syracuse.
He was Q member OF more than 100
engineering. scientific and social organ
izations. and In this city was n member
of the Union League, Republican. En-
gineers and University clubs
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
4. D. Russell and
Miss DOOIittIe Are
Married at Utica
Sail This Week to Pass Their
Honeymoon in Eu-
rope.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK Herald.
UTICA, n. Y, June Miss Maryette
Andrews Doolittle, a daughter of Mr.
city, was married to Mr.. Archibald
Douglas Russell of New York and
Princeton, N. j., at noon to-day in Grace
Episcopal Church. The Rev. DR.. Octavius
Applegate performed the ceremony, as
sisted by DR.. w. w. Bellinger. former
rector but now of Trinity parish. New
York
The matron OF honor was Mrs. Chat
feid-Taylor of Chicago. and the maid
o. honor was Miss Sophia d. Doolittle.
sister of the bride. The bridesmaids
were Miss Gertrude Robinson of Hart
ford, Conn.,. Miss Julette Doolittle OF
Utica, Miss Eleanor Marquand OF Prince
ton, N. j.; Mrs. H. Rivington Pyne OF
Bernardsville. n. j.; Miss Janet Heron
of Washington. d. c.; Miss Polly Glib
son. Miss Jean Brown and Mrs. Caren
Grouse Of Utica. and Mrs. ]. Gilbert
Winant OF Concord, N. H., sister of the
bridegroom.
Mr.. Fl. Rivington Pyne of Bernards-
Vile. Mr. Russell's cousin. was best
man. and Messrs Julius Doolittle I'd Of
Utica. NJ. Bruce. II. f. Jones, John
North, William Rauth of Philadelphia.
J. Gilbert Winant, George Jones and p.
f. Armour OF Princeton. n. j.. were the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell have left for
New York and will sail later in the
week for Europe. where they will pass
the summer. Upon their return they
will live in New York and Princeton.
The bride is a niece Of Judge and
Mrs Alfred Conkling Coke of Hartford.
lie nf a
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Douglas Rus
sell Of New York and Princeton and
grandson of the late Percy r. Pyne,
who for a number of years was presi-
dent Of the National City Bank of New
York and who married a daughter Of
Moses Taylor. He was graduated from
Princeton in 1914 and is associated in
business with Mr.. Joseph p. Day. real
estate operator, Of New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

AMONG THE sEAGOERs.

Mrs. Romaine G. Nichols, accom-
panied by Miss Helen II. Nichols and
Mr.. Richard r. Nichols, will sail by
the Cedric on Saturday. They will re-
turn In September and will go TO Cory
Nook. their country place in Beruords-
vile. y. j.
Mir. and Mrs Mouritz Y. Westergren
WIN sail June 9 by tho steamship
prottningholm for Sweden and trip
90 the land OF the Midnight Sun. They
viii thcr motor through France and
England and return by the Olympic In
october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Keen of 2
West Forty-fourth street will sail Satur-
day by the Lapland for Europe. They
will spend the summer In England
France and Switzerland.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
EX.JUSTICE STOVER
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Succumbs in Albany to TWo
Months Illness.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YoEK IIEsuo.
AMSTERDAM. June Z. - Martin l..
Stovcr. formerly Supreme Court Justice
and a member of the law Arm OF Stover.
Hall, Cunningham & Bevier of 81 Will
lam street, New York. died to-day In
the Albany Hospital after an Illness OF
two months. He was n son OF the Rev.
Martin J. Slower and served in the civil
war with the Eighty -elxth Ohio In
fantry. enlisting at the age Of i6. while
"A student at Ohio Wesleyan University
He began the practise Of law in Ann
sterdam In 1870. was elected TO the AS
sembly In 1873 and TO the Supreme
Court bench in 1891
Following his retirement from the
bench he took up practise In New York.
but maintained his home here. Justice
Slower leaves a widow. three daughters,
a son and two brothers, one OF them
being DIR. Charles Stover, former presi-
dent OF the Medical Society OF the State
OF New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SOCIAL NOTES.

Major II. II. Kitchener OF England
and Mr.. Paul Outerbridge were among
those dining last night at Delmonico's.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Low. Mr.. Brenton n. Scott
Mrs. Nathalie Hale Scott. Mr.. William
e. Chambers. Miss julia Chester Wills
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Eaton are
at Briarcilff Lodge. Briarcnff y. Y.
Among tho arrivals at tho Ambassu
dor are MIR. end Mrs. George y. Burton
nd Mrs. Warner J. steel of Philadcl-
pha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy and Miss
Dorothy Kennedy have left the Buck
nghain for the Aspinwall Lenox. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph y. Pew OF
Philadelphia are at the Plaza, where
Mrs. Paul ID. Kelley of Chicago and
Mr.. Charles Peabody OF Cambridge,
Mass, also have arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Palmer Gavit OF Al
bany are at the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
"GOLD DIGGERs" CLOSING.

David Belasco will close the two
years comedy run of "The Gold Dig
gers at the Lyceeum Theatre June IS.
when Avery Hopwoods comedy will
have reached it's 725th performance.
Late In July. after the cast have had a
brief vacation. THE Gold Diggers'' will
start on long tour including Chicago.
Boston. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Buff
falo. Cleveland. Cincinnati. st. Louis.
Kansas City. Detroit. Milwaukee, In
dianapolis. Louisville Washington. Bal
timore and Brooklyn.
Continuing in the leading roles will
be Bruce McRae II. Reeves-Smith
Theodore Babcock. Misses Day Manson.
Gertrude Vanderbilt. Jobyna Howland.
Beverly West. Lorraine Lally. Ruth
Terry. Katherine Walsh. Cora Williams.
Jane Farrell and Marguerite ST. Clair.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FOX COMPANY LOSES SUIT.

Federal Judge John c. Knox dis
missed yesterday the copyright infringe
rnent suit brought by the Fox Filn Cor
pcration against Frederick VI Knowles.
Harry Meyers and Joseph $. Klein. The
decree states that the Fox company has
no valid copyright 20 the poem entitled
"Over the Hills to the Poorhouse. nor
has II the exclusive right to dramatize
that poem or the one entitled over the
Hills from the Poorhouse" Knowles Is
allowed 20 recover the costs Of the liti-
cation from the defendant company.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
CONCERT AT CITY HALL.
Goldman Band Gives second of II,
summer SERIES.

At the City Hall yesterday a concert
was given by the Goldman Concert Band.
under the direction Of Edwin Frankie
Goldman. and an address by John r.
O'Brlen. Corporation Counsel.
Following the opening concert on Co
lunbia green on Monday night the same
band will give a concert there every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday night
during the summer. The second concert
is TO be held tonight Other concerts
will be given by the Goldman band dur
ing the summer in Prospect Park. Brook
lyn. at Montehore Home and Hospital.
Central Park. Ellis Island and Poe Park
In the Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HENRY DIXEY, ACTOR,
LOSES SUIT FOR $500
Got Money From c. N. Wy
song to Pay Back Aiimony.

Henry DiXey, actor. lost suit foi
5000 in Nassau County Court yesterday
TO Charles n. Wysong of Port Washing
ton. former District Attorney of Nassau
county. when he told Judge L. J. Smith
he was not sure he had signed a note
Mr.. Wysong sued on. Judge Smith
promptly directed a verdict for the
plaintiff and would not permit Dixey to
show samples of his handwriting.
Mr. Wysong said the note originally
was for 500. but that he had allowed
the actor 800 for some miniatures 1t
was given May s, 1919. Mr.. wysong de-
clared. when Mr. Dixey told him he was
afraid his former wife would have him
Jailed for non-paYment Of alimonY
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
"Tne Hothcads" Produced.

WAsHINGToN. d. c.. June Z. - The
Hotheads. a play adapted by James
Faller from the Southern novel Nam
Linda by the late VIII n. Harden. was
produced at the Belasco Theatre last
night Senator Mccormick of Illinois
gave large theatre party for Senator's
and Congressman. and all the Represen-
tatives from the Southern States we're
present.
The chief character is q young South
erner of the new generation, who defends
a negro unjustly accused OF a serious
crime. though IL means his political
death. Richard O.. Herndon Is the pro-
duccr. Forrest Winant, Miss Alberta
Burton Raymond Hackett and Miss
Caroline Newconybe are in the cast.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
GEDDES FAMILY IN MAINE.
Am i,asSa dOrial Party on Way ia
Dark HarbOr.

RocKLAND, Me. June Sir Auckland
Geddes. British Ambassador to the
United States, and Lady Geddes. with
their four children and several relatives,
arrived here tonight from Washington
on their way to Dark Harbor. Isesboro.
where they have leased a cottage for the
summer.
Ambassador Geddes plans to make his
present visit Of only a few days dura-
ton. The party will proceed to Dark
Harbor Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
DEvoNsHIRE GOING HOME.

OTTAWA. June 1.-THE Duke Of Devon
shire. retiring Governor-General OF Can
ada. will sail for England July 19 on the
steamship Empress Of France. II was
said at the Government House tonight.
As has been announced, he will be sue
ceeded by Lord Byng OF Vimy. former
commander-in-chief OF the Canadian
forces In France
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MRS. HARDENBEnGs DIVORCED.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK HEsALD.
WiNsTEAD. Conn. June Mrs. Jo-
sephine Camp Hardensbergs of New
York city. daughter OF DR. Charles w.
Camp of Canaan, obtained a divorce to-
day from n. Watson Hardenbergs. pres
ident of the New England Body Com
pany. The decree was granted on
charges OF intolerable cruelty. BY
agreement of counsel, Hardenbergs re-
ceives the custody Of the only child. n.
Watson. Jr Mrs. Hardenbergs sued
for s25.000 allmony. but none was all
lowed her.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
TO WED MISS ANDERSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boland Ander-
son of Oradell. N j.. have announced
the enga cement of their daughter Miss
Helen Elizabeth Anderson. to Mr.. Ran
sci Eugene Andrew of Oklahoma City
and New Haven. Mr.. Andrew received
the degrees and A. B. and NJ A. at the
University Of Oklahoma and is enrolled
in the graduate school of Yale Univer-
sity. He served in France as a lieu
tenant in the Sanitary Corps. Miss
Anderson attended the Virginia Inter-
mont College at Bristol Va
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
NINE. ALDA's SETTLEMENT.

An explanation was made last night
In behalf of Nine. Frances Aida that
the settlement out Of court OF her suit
against the brokerage firm OF Van Ant
werp. Bishop & Fish for s133,s75 was
with William c. Van Antwerp Of that
firm and not between the prima donna
and the firm OF Reynolds & Fish of 25
Broad street. that has succeeded to the
business OF Van Antwerp. Bishop &
Fish
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FUNERAL or J. A. BRADLEY.

Funeral services for James A. Brad
ley, founder OF Asbury Park and Bradley
Beach. n. j.. will be held at the Camp
bell Funeral Church. Broadway and
Sixty-sixth street. tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock Mr.. Bradley did Mon
day at the Grand Hotel. Broadway and
Thirty first street
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FREEDOM q. SHEPARD.

Freedom q. Shepard. a.. formerly OF
the nrm OF Nichols & Shepard, OF Battle
Creek, Mich. manufacturers Of harvester
machinery. died last night at the home
OF his daughter. Mrs VI. n. Corbusior.
Piainicld. " ]. He was born at Shame
ateles. ~ Y. His wife and daughter
survive.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Managing Director Joseph Piunkeit will
present u. w. Griffith's latest picture.
Dream Street" at the strand next week.
The feature NJ the Capitol next week will
be The Ten Dollar Raise" produced by
J. l.. Frothingham from the story by Peter
r. Kyne with a cast including William V.
Mong. Miss Marguerite De La Motto. Fat
OMalley and Miss Helen Jerome Eddy.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MEMORIAL FOR w. Z. OFFICER.

A memorial service for Thomas Fred
eric Clark OF Madison. y. j.. former vice
president of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. who died last February
In Ceylon. was held yesterday In Grace
Church. Broadway and Tenth street.
Mr.. Clark was 75 ears old. At various
times he had been connected with tho
International Ocean Telegraph Company,
the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company and the Ameican District Tele-
graph Company OF New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MOTT nrnELL HupsoN.

Mott Bedell Hudson. for many years
proprietor Of spar factory on Erie
Basin. Brooklyn. is dead at Lynbrook.
l.. T.. IN his 18TH year re was born
in Manhattan and after the civil war
settled in Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
BLISS-DURYEA.

Miss Frances Duryea, daughter of Mr..
Louis 7. Duryea of Glen Cove, l.. l.. and
Mr.. Howard G.. Bliss. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank +. Bliss of Montclair n. j..
were married last evening at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. Clarence r.
Leach. at 2l3 Northview avenue Mont
clair, by the Rev. Miles B. Fisher
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
BALBOA MODEL FINISHED.

MADRID. June 7.-Senor Benlliure
sculptor. has completed the model of the
statue of Vasco Nunez Balboa. discov-
erer of the Pacific Ocean. to be erected
in Panama.
King Alfonso inspected the model last
evening in the sculptor's studio. expess-
ing great admiration for his work.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HIS SECRETARY TO WE'D
LAFOLLETTE'S DAUGHTER
Miss Mary La Toilette and
Ralph Sucher Engaged.

Specicl Despatch TO THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., june :.
Senator and Mrs. La Toilette an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary La Toilette. to Mr.. Ralph
Sucher. the Senator's secreary.
Mr.. Sucher, who was a classmate Of
Miss La Follette's brother at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. has been with the
Senator for some time.
Miss La Toilette is one of the most
popular girls in the Congressional set.
The wedding will take place June II.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
TIMOTHY j. pHELAN.

Timothy ]. Phelan. formerly restau-
rant and hotel manager In this city. died
Monday at Sharon Springs, ~ Y. where
he had been manager OF the Pavilion
Hotel for some time.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
ENGAGED.

CAMPBELIr-RUE.-The announcement Is
made OF the enga cement Of Margaret
Throckmorton Rue. daughter % Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Rue OF Red Bank. y. J.. and
Bruce Wallace Campbell OF East Orange.
". j.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
CONFIR M ALTON S

sCtIMtrKLER.--Mr. and Mrs Jacob J
gchmukier of SGC Kenmore place, Brook
lvn announce the confirmation ~ their
daughter, Anna A.. sunday, June ~. at
Temple Beth Emeth. Church av. and Marl-
borough road Brooklyn.