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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
WINTER GARDEN 10 YEARS OLD.
stars Developed There TO Aid I'm
Celebration of Anniversary.

All arrangements were completed yes
terday for the Winter Gardens celebra-
ton tonight Of It's tenth anniversary,
following the regular evening perform
ance OF THE Posing Show Of 1921"
Many OF the famous stars Of vaudeville
and musical comedy who have been de-
veioped at the Winter Garden and who
have zone out as It's alumns and alumni.
will be present and take active share
IN the special numbers which follow the
regular performances.
Among those who have accepted. inyi-
tations are Barney Bernard, John I.
Murray, Miss Kitty Gordon and Jack
Wilson. George lie Marie. Miss Irene
Rordonl. Paul Nicholson, Miss Florence
Moore. Miss Audrey Maple, Fred Walton.
Miss Anna Wheaton. Harry Carroll,
Charles Purcell. Miss Mabel Withee,
Clifton Webb Miss May Boley, Miss
Mollie King. Stewart Baird. Miss Stella
MAYHEM, Miss Billie Taylor. George
Schiller. Arthur Cunningham. Edgar
Atchison-Ely. Miss Katherine Perry.
Miss Martha Mansfield. Ernest Gienden-
ming. Miss Minerva Coverieio. Walter
Woolf. Miss Vivian Martin. Miss Doro-
thy Leeds, Evan Borrowes Fontaine and
Miss Mae Murray.
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PACKER GIRLS TO HAVE
TWO DAY BLOCK PARTY
Fashion Parade and Doll
ShoID to Be Included.

Packer Collegiate Institute in Brook
lyn is to be the scene Of great dolngs
on March 30 and q, from to II p. NJ,
and every Packer girl" Is expected TO
join In them. The general celebration
Is termed in the announcement as a
block party" given by the associate
alumnae OF the institute, but II will be
more than that
1t will be fashion parade. doll
show dressed in costumes from 1853 to
1921. vaudeville show. a ball In tho
gymnasium, with music by the Poly
orchestra. Palmists. gypsy mandolin
players. teainakers, candy vendors. book
sellers and cakcrnakers will participate.
This IS going 10 be q big thing" says
the announcement "and every one IN
the association--every student. past,
present and future: teachers, parents.
directors and trustees arc asked TO con-
tribute to the success Of the undertake
ing and 10 come 10 our block party md
have u good time"
The party In to be given for the alum
nae fund or the institute. The commit
tee In charge consists OF Mrs. Charles
Richmond Smith. chairman: Mrs.
George Brewster Bretz, Mrs. John A.
Davidson, Mrs. Bernardus Evertson, Jr.,
and Mrs. Arnold w. Sherman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
MISS STIRLING, AMERICAN GOLF
CHAMPION, VISITS IN SCOTLAND
With Relatives Prior to En-
gaging in Matches in Eng
land-London Arrivals.

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HERALD
COPYRIGHT, 1921. by THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, March 20.
Miss Alexa Stirling. American woman
golf champion. has left London for a visit
with relatives in Scotland prior to en-
gaglrg in matches with women star golf
ers OF England.
Rear Admira; Casey b. Morgan, y. s.
n. has been appointed Naval Attache OF
the American Embassy here. succeeding
Rear Admiral Albert +. Niblack. U. S.
". Admiral Morgan is Spanish and
world war veteran. His home is in Sa-
vannah. Ga.
Col. Robert T. olds. European COM
missioner OF the American Red Cross,
has started for Paris after a business
trip hers.
Misses Margery Herman and T. NJ
Borne, Oxford students. nave gone to
italy for the Easter vacation.
Col. James NJ. Pedlow Of New York
has gone to Budapest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Benas of New
York have started for Bucharest and
Constantinople.
Mr.. Edward S. kneale OF New York
has arrived from Austria and is planning
10 sail for America.
American students at Oxford who are
passing the Easter vacation in Paris
include ]. S. Madden of New York and
Charles w. Carter.
America who have roma n Paris in
clude DIessrs Robert W. Watson and
Frederick w. Lund Capt. Arthur
Hughes. Mrs. Charles Fuller. Messrs.
Frank A. Dryer. y. j. Rushton. Ravis
Jones. Eliot j. Clark and William Redoati,
OF New York. Mrs. Alice Hastings OF
Boston Mr.. George Middleton, wno pro-
duced Polly With a Past" hero, and his
wife, Miss La Toilette Mrs Mary Thorn
dyke. Messrs. Robert c. Lanpher. George
J. Geer, J. A. Stewart and Victor Free
man Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. John e.
Woodruff. Miss Katherine Scott of Cleve-
land, Mr.. Il. r. Hollander OF New York.
Mrs. E. II Behrens, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
Bowling, Miss Georgianna Cowan, Messrs.
B. S. Coombes and Samuel Brooks. Mrs.
Marie Clark of New York. Messrs. Lewis
Gruber and Lawson Overman. and Miss
Janet Pauling.
Arrivals from the Continent include
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Cornelius Luehs, MIR.
Robert Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
MacSey and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wallich
Of New York.
Mr.. Eugene S. j. Paulus. who has been
visiting in Rome. has started on tour
Of Egypt and Palestine.
Americans In Genoa include Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mandel. Mrs. r. Q. Muller
OF New York. Mrs. Alice Burke OF Phila-
delphia. and Mr.. George Boyel OF Water
bury. Conn.
In Venice are Mrs. w. j. Porter Miss
Eugenia Barroll. Mr.. Walter II. Hurley,
Mrs. Charles f. Aldrich, Mss Aldrich,
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Flanders of New
York. Messrs. Benjamin Reichenbach and
Frederick Houtkamp are at the Aolon, In
Berlin.
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IN THE DERKsHIREs

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LENox Mass. March 2o.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven are at their
country place In Stockbr.dge. and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Macy Wlllets are in New
Marlboro for a few days.
Miss Eufrasia Leland OF New York
has sold her property. Boulder Grange,
In Beckett. 10 Prof Samuel Pill OF
Cambridge for s25. COO
Mrs. Arthur Crane OF New York Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. zenas Crane. In
Dalton.
Mr.. Bernard Hoffman, has given tho
use OF his villa. Orchard Hill, at Stock
bridge. for this sen son to the New York
Woman's Exchange. in which Mrs. Carl
A. de Gersdorff and Mrs. William Gil
man Thompson are Interested. Mr.. Hoff-
mann started yesterday for southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Penn Cresson.
who we're married IN italy last January.
are to occupy this season the Warner
villa in Stockbridge. which was bought
last year by her father, Mr.. Daniel
Chester French. Mr.. and Mrs. Cresson
and Mrs. French are now In Italy and
Mr.. French is In Egypt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane, who have
been passing several weeks ct Jekyl
Island, Ca, have returned to New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
CITY CROWD
LARGE DESPITE RAIN
NeW York Politicians Among
Those in Promenade.

Specic, Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY, y. j., March 20
The Palm Sunday promenade, Atlantic
Citys annual prelude to Easter, was
fargo despite the chilly breeze and rain
that prevailed on Saturday night In
some cities within easy access of the
resort. The Boardwalk assembly had
II should have been more colorful, but
there We're annoying alterations of
hallny zephyrs and chill, stiff breezes
off the sea. The sun played a merry
hide and. seek game most Of the day.
Nearly all Of the 1000 rolling chairs
that comprise the Boardwalk wicker
fleet were in commission. Automobile
PARTIES from New York and other cities
were abundant
United States Senator william NJ.
Calder OF New York arrived at the
Marlborough Blenhelm as the prone
made was at it's height. He disco red
later with interest that he and CHARLES
f. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hail.
were under the same roof. Senator
Calder paid visit In the evening at
the cottage of Senator Walter y. Edge
on South Pennsylvania avenue. He
had a telephone conversation with Gov.
Nathan L. Miller, who refrained from
entering the Palm Sunday promenade.
preferrins to remain in seclusion at the
Sea View Golf Club. seven miles away.
where he will be with Mrs. Miller until
Easter.
Charles r. Murphy and Alfred Il.
Smith, former Governor. were on the
Boardwalk In a rolling chair this after
noon. Mr.. Smith is at the Traymore
with Mrs. Smith and their two daugh-
ters. Corporation Counsel John J.
O'Brien is also there On Thursday the
New York political galaxy win be aug
mented by the arrival of Mayor Hylen,
who will be accompanied b. Mrs. Hylsn,
Grover Whalen and Mrs. Whalen, John
f. Slnnott. the Mayors secretary, and
Mrs. Sinnott, who was Miss Virginia
Hylan.
Rodman Wanamaker will pass Easter
at the family cottage in Chelsea.
John Hays Hammond. who Is at the
Ambassador with Mrs. Hammond. WAS
IN the promenade to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21

BoGART. James Henry, beloved husband
OF Marie u. Eogart, on March 20. Fu-
neral services The Funeral .hureh, brned.
way AZ e6th ct, Tuesday, March Y, at >
BRowN.-on sunday, March 20, 1921, At her
resfdpnce, G1 West Putnam Nv, Greenwich,
Conn, Caroline Richardson. beloved wife
81 somuel valley Brown and daughter *
the late william X. and Caroline Adelia
Brigham. Funeral services wiz be held
NJ residence on her s0n-iu- law. MI, VIII
lam 4. Norton, a. Brookside Drive. Green
wich, Conn, wednesday, March -, AZ
1880 A. NJ. Conveyances w'll meet
family ask their friends 20 obllEe ~ send
I'M no flowers. fnterment At the con-
vcnience OF the family.
Arrr.FrFLp. Ma rch 20. Mary Csulfeid, be
FSinernt "wednesday. March %, from fu-
neral parlors 81 James r McLarney =
SON Lexington Az, and 65th A.. Reqniem
Il 4. N. ~
Chamberlain. On Saturday, March 10.
1921 Elizabeth BARKER Chamheriin, Widow
~ ward = chamherlin and beloved
mother 81 ware II. Chambcrlin. IT,. IN
hcr 18th year Funeral services az her lRtg
residence, 1909 Madison av., New YORK
city. Tuesday March y. at $3.50 r. "a.
Ingernent roughkecpsie. y. Y, ~ con
rericnee Of family.
CooGAN.-Eiisaheth NJ, on Sunday, March
70. Oldest daughter OF the lave Wliiem
and MARY Coogan (neo Lambertl. Fu-
neral from her late residence. 50 East
tag'h ST.. on wednesday, March e, ~
1880 A. nj, thence TO the Church 81 Our
Lady ~ Mercy. Marion nv. and Ford
ham road Interment 81. Raymond. Au-
tomobile corteEe.
CoRwfN George foiaan. tt Grcenport
l.. l., Saturday. March ~. Funeral ser
vices at his late home Tuesday, March
%. at i o'clock. Train leaving New York
S:2S, returning $40.
pALToN.-on March 20. Elizabeth. wife Of
tho late John y. and beloved mother oil
Irono, Florence, Helen and William J
Dalton sister ~ James, John and Mau
rice Fitzgerald Funeral from her late
4 residence 5000 Broadway. Notice OF tins
fcrrnffnw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
RITZ THEATRE OPENS Tonight

Tonight at the new Ritz Theatre
on West Forty-eighth street William
Harris. Jr. will present John Drink
waters MARY Stuart" for It's world
premiere. In the cast will be- Miss Clare
Eames. Frank Peicher, Charles Wal
dron, Thurston Hall. Leslie Palmer,
Russ Whytal, Miss Florence Johns and
Charles Francis. Preceding the Drink
water play will be a pantomime. "a
Man About Town" played by Austin
Strong. Henry G. Smith. George Mitchell
and Ernest Hunter. with Deems Taylor
OF the piano. The curtain will rise on
the panton1lne at S 80 o'clock. and late
Corners will not be seated until Il ends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
MOVIES FOR FRENCH RELIEF

The equine philosophy % BLACK
Beauty" together with the spoiled tenn
per Of Ginger" and the patient good
nature or little "Merrylegs" plus all
the laugnaole and thrilling antics or
the white Rabbit" the March Hare
and the Mad Halter in Alice In Won
derland." are to be found IN the big
double motion picture bin 10 be shown
at the Town Hall in west Forty-third
street this afternoon. The film versions
OF these two stories are being produced
under the auspices or the American
Committee for Devastated France, and
the entire proceeds viii go to aid in
caring for the I'll children OF the still
war suffering provinces or France.
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IN M < Nj o RAM .

pAyIpSON.-In loving memory Or my
mother Eliza beth Shearer Davidson, who
died March 10. 1918 Gone. but not for
gotten. Atlanta papers please copy.
FEfGL-Tu revercnt and loving memory cf
Lieut. Jeff Fcigl. Seventh Field Artillery,
FIRST Division, a. r. L. The first Amcri-
can artillery officer KILLED IN action n
the world war, and the only American
Killed the first day OF the big German
drive. March q. 1918. Born New York
city. July %. 1895.
OLpSTEIN In loving and cher
ished memory 81 q devoted wife and pal.
who passed away March u, 1912
Emmanuel Goidstein.
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spscal Despatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD.
AIKEN. $. G.. March 20. - Mr.. r..
s'liddy Won Stade, who was kicked and
tsampled by his pony In the polo game
on the whitney field yesterday after
noon, Is recovering rapidly. Two stitches
were taken In the scalp wound caused
by the pony's kick. but the bruises on
his body are not severe. When II be-
came known late last night that Mr..
Won Stade was not seriously hurt his
escape was celebrated by an old fash
ioned dance at the #. Ambrose Clark
iouse. at which quite number OF polo
lovers attended.
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ST. sTINI.

special Despdtcs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 20.--Mr
and Mrs. Wesley NJ. Oler OF Baltimore
guests OF Col. Robert NJ Thompson on
his houseboat the Everglades, enter.
tanned this evening at dinner at the AL
casar grill for Col. and Mrs. Thompson
and Miss HIlda Sykes
Mrs. Samuel A. Dicixey and daughter
Miss Bessie X. Dickey. nre passing sew
eral days nj the Alcazar before return
ing 20 their home at Dayton, Ohio. Mas
Helen s. Jones and Mr.. r. Lee Jones Of
Washington, who are at the Ponce do
Leon, entertained at luncheon to-das
Tor their sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Jennings ormonde, OF
Rye, N. Y.
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SERVICE FOR CAPT. BLAISDFLL.
Military Honors Paid in Armory
for Hindenburg Line Hero.

A military service was held yester-
day afternoon in the Fourteenth Regi-
ment Armory, in Brooklyn, for Capt.
William Edward BlaisdeIl of the 106th
Infantry. who was killed IN action on
the Hindenburg line September %. 1918.
Or. :. Edward Young. pastor OF the
Bedford Presbyterian Church. gave the
eulogy. He said the deaths Of American
soldiers in the war should be con-
slant reminder of their sacrifices
Let us swear" he said. that their
valor unto death in our behalf shall
not be forgotten in our day, or the
Americanism they consecrated with their
blood lack champions while we have
breath"
No alien intrigue should be allowed
to flourish here, he said
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Special Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
MIAMI. Fla. March 20.--Mrs. Huston
Wyeth entertained on board her yacht
the Boomerang ", yesterday, taking
Ter guests TO Cape Florida and abou,
the bay. Tea was served on the deck
in the party were Mines. Theodore w
Leonard, William Il. Douglas. Charles
TX. Oegood. Rollin A. De Wees, w. w
Wheeler George w. Moore. CORTLAND
Van Camp. Andrea A. Rickmers. Everst
o. Seweil. Ralph Worthngton, NJ. O.
Helm and Forest Campbell and Miss
Clara McMurtrie.
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NINE. PAyLowA TO RET, nv.

Mmc Anna Pavlowa. who ended her
American tour with the performance
at the Manhattan opera House Satur
day night, announced yesterday that ellie
Is satisfied that Russian ballet is not
Oh the wane in America and will return
here IN September. She and her entire
organization will sail on the Finland
next Saturday to hll engagements in
London and Paris.
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NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Appleton
have gone to their country house at
Ipswich, Mass. TO remain until after
the Easter holidays. They will be Joined
later by their sons. Messrs Charles
Lanier Appleton and Francis r. Apple
ton. Jr.
The Misses Florence and Evelyn
Loew. who have 1peen visiting their
grandfather, Mr.. George II. Baker, at
Jekyl Island, Ca. have Joined their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadhy
Loew. at Aiken. S. G.
Mrs. Frederic Crowninsnield and Mr..
Edward a. Crowninshield have come
from their home In Stockbridge Mass.
and are stopping with Mr., and Mrs. Carl
A. de Gersdorf at SO East Sizty-fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce ]. Allan have ar
rived from Washington and VIII be at
the Ritz-Carlton for few days before
going on to their home in Boston
The Belgian Ambassador, Baron de
Cartier. and Baroness de Cartier ar
rived from Washington yesterday and
are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane, who have
been passing several weeks ct Jekyl
Island, Ga. have returned to New York.
Mrs. William Floyd-Jones has Gone 70
Asheviile, N. c.. to remain until late in
April.
Mr.. Wadsworth Lewis, son OF Mrs.
Frederic e. Lewis. will start for Eu-
rope on April %.
Miss Annie p. Jennings has sc.e 70
her house in Fairfield. Conn, to remain
until after the Easter holidays.
The Rev. DR.. Frank Landon Hum
phreys has returned to Palm Beach.
Fla, after O. brief visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Purdy have
gone to Aiken, S. c.. from Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Egerton Webb haVe
returned to the New Weston Hotel from
q months stay at Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crocl<er have
returned to New York from Aiken, S. Q.
Mrs. William Ross Proctor is visiting
friends In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Gerald Livingston Hoyt Is visit
ing Col. Rogers In Hyde Park, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
. PLAYS ron vAssAR FUND.

Three plays written by vassar women
Two Slatterns and King" and
"Arlo da Capo." by Miss Edna St Vim
cent Miilay, and "Jezebel." by Miss Dor
othy ockbridge-comprise the bill to be
presented by the vassar players on Fri
day night, April 8, at the Brooklyn Y. w.
C. a. for the benefit OF the Students Aid
Society OF that college.
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PASSION PLAY CLOSES sooS.

The seventh season OF Americas pas
sion play. "Veronicas Veil" will close
with the performance on next Wcdnes-
day night at ST. Joseph's Auditorium,
West Hoboken. After that performance
tho members OF the two casts win be
the guests NJ q dinner given by the
executive committee ard will be adj
dressed by w. Bourke Cochran and
Gov Ddward T. Edwards.
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REVEALS NEW FILM STAR.

William Fox announced yesterday the
name Of the young woman who has
been working Mt the Fox West Coast
Studios portraying the title role IN The
Queen Of Sheba." his suporproduction
which will be shown &C the Lyric The
atre beginning Sunday night. April 10.
She is Miss Betty Blythe. who less than
two years ago was show girl on Broad
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21

The Misses Florence and Evelyn
Loew. who have peen visiting their
grandfather. Mr.. George #. Baker, at
Jekyl Island. Ca. have Joined their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, William Goadby
Loew, at Aiken, S. c.
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MARTIN J. GRIFFIN, C. NJ. G..

OTTAWA. March 2O-Martin ]. Grif-
fin. c. NJ G., parliamentary librarian
OF the House OF Commons since 1885.
died here yesterday at the age OF "A.
Ae was born in St. Johns. N. II. Pre-
vlous 10 his appointment SIS parliament
tary librarian he had been connected
with Halifax and Toronto newspapers.
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X. &. AIDS REORGANIZATION.

The knights OF Columbus have spent
moro than 100000 In what Is known as
Americanization work. according 20 4
report Issued yesterday by William j.
MCKINLEY. supreme secretary OF the
knights Of Columbus education commit
toe. According 10 the report, this work
has taken the form Of the study OF Eng
llsh and American laws and customs In
the chain OF vocational schools operated
by the organization throughout the
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ADoLru luxor GOING ABROAD.

Adolph Zukor, president Of the Famous
Piayers-Lasky Corporation. will sal los
Europe on the Aqu!tania tomorrow for
the purpose OF outlining to British and
Continental picture producers affiliated
with his company the requirements for
clean pictures recently adopted by the
National Association. While In London
Mr.. zukor will confer with Sir James NJ.
Barrie regarding the perturbation OF
Peter Pan" which is eto be produced In
this country soon.
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CARROLL CLun,s PLAY.

The Dramatic Association OF the Car
roll Club will give the annual Holy Week
performance Of the Upper Room" b.
Monslgnor Benson. tonight and to-mor-
row night In the club ballroom. All
members and their friends are invited.
Club activities will be suspended on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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DramGtiStS Give
Dinner Party for
David Belasco
Manager Says He Expects to
Guido All His Former
Stage Work.

David Belasco, whose name IS known
TO many, but whose person remains
much behind the scenes. was dragged
last night from the seclusion Of his thea
ire into the lirnelight of the north bali
room Of the Hotel Aston.
Il was the first time In the memory
Of the producers many friends that be
had consented to be the Chief guest at a
dinner. and 900 members OF the Society
Of American Dramatlsts and Composers
and their guests did their utmost to
make 1t memorable occasion. But At
the end OF the evening all present agreed
tnat 1t was David Belasco himself who
made the dinner an unforgettable one.
The manager early in his address dis
posed OF present day affairs and ambl-
tons and turned back 10 that part OF MS
lie little known TO most Of the younger
men and women OF the stage and other
arts who listened, and surely the part
which interests all who have struggled
ana failed and succeeded. But before
taking OF the plays and players Of TIE
oiuer days Mr.. Belasco spoke briefly Of
what is to come.
IT IS not easy for me to believe that
20 70 UAeHeIy Herlted me honOr that
you do me, he said on rising to his feet
to address the diners, after their linger-
ing applause permitted his voice to be
heard. Nobody can know so well, no.
oody can feel so keeny as l do how far
snort have fallen of the mark that /
long ago set for myself. Think nothing
done While aught remains to do.
30 nave | ever thought. There re-
mains Tor me yet TO do. and intend to
ana shau do il, FAR. far moro than
nave ever yet even attempted"
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II. II. sorHERN GOING ABROAD.

y. III. sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe.
who have been spending the winter IN
New York and Washington, Will sail on
board the Aquitania tomorrow for Cher
bourg. France. to spend the spring and
summer In Paris and England. They
viii return to New York late in August
10 begin rehearrris for their tour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
MISS WATTS ILL WITH
APPENDICITIS IN LONDON
Mrs. Townsend Morgan Joins
Her Daughter Theirs.

Special Gable to THE NEw YORK HEEALD.
Copyright, 1891, bp THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
London, March 20.
Mrs Townsend Morgan OF New York
is visiting her daughter. Miss Gertrude
de L. Watts, who has been in school
here and now Is Ill with appendicitis.
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AMERICANS WE'D IN ANTWERP
Miss Elizabeth williams Married
to Mr.. II. G. Sykes. Jr,

Special Cable to TIE NEW York HEaALp.
Copyright, 1921, bD THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London. March go.
Many Americans attended the mar
riage in Antwerp on Thursday Of Miss
Elizabeth Williams OF Illinois TO Mr..
Frederick G. Sykes. Jr.. assistant nan
ager Of the National City Bank of New
York.
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MAR RED.

pATEpsON-FOOTE.- March 10, AT g..
Erptthev,'s Church. GeorEiua Charlotte
Cnee Mrs harrington Foote) 10 Samuel
Robert Paterson.
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Ellie MILLETT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 20--I1lie
Millett, SO, inventor Of the Millett core
oven and founder of the Millett Brass
Company, died in his home here to-day.