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The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Broker and Wife
WhoDiporcedH Him
TO Be Remarked
Mrs. Marie H1nck Eiscoe of
Greenwich to Be Rewed to
r. Y. Hiscee.


SPECIAL Despatch 20 Tue NEW YORK HERALD.
2 GREENWICH. Conn. May 2S.-Mrs.
Iarie Louise Hinck Hiscoe is to be
. married TO her divorced husband. Reg
/. inald v Hiscoe, who is a member Of the
! New York Stock Exchange and of the
ef firm OF struthers & Hiscoe, "A Broad
way. New York.
: Mr.. Hiscoe made application for a
marriage license here this morning and
under the Connecticut law must wait
five days before being married.
4 Mrs. Hiscoe recently went to the Hotel
Plaza in New York. after having been
for some time in Palm Beach. Her
mother, Mrs. George f. Hinck OF Mont
clair, y. j., stated to-day that her daugh-
ter had secured a divorce in Reno two
years ago, after having been married to
MIR. Hiscoe eight years and that they
had decided to make up their differ
I. enceH.
. Mr.. Hisooe Is a member OF the Green
wicn Country Club. When he and Mrs.
Hiscoe are married and return from a
/. brief trip they will live at 1000 Park
avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The wedding of Miss Katharyne
,yRainsford Reynolds, daughter of the
, Rev. DIR. George Reynolds and Mrs.
Reynolds, and Dean Northrap Gooder-
ham. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George IL.
2 Gooderham OF Toronto. Canada, took
place yesterday afternoon in the First
Presbyterian Church at New Rochelle,
-1he ceremony being performed by Dr..
Reynolds.
81 The church was decorated with palms
and mountain laurel and with the Amer
Wcan and British flags as the central
Feature. The wedding procession was
led by the ushers. who were Mr.. Henry
IS Goodernam, DR.. Harold ID. Bell Of
Toronto and Mr.. Sanford Cobb Reynolds
! of New Rochelle. The matron of honor
was Mrs. Sanford Cobb Reynolds and
the bridesmaids were Miss Mary Gooder-
yham. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss
, Margaret Il. Cobb a cousin of the bride.
1.-THE maid Of honor was Miss A. Jean
sRoss of Toronto. The ceremony was
Followed by a small reception.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
EN- AGED.

GERToN-REIBENSTE and Mrs.
Morris Reibenstein OF go Eastern Park
way announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Adelaide, 10 Mr.. Philip Gerton
Of Philadelphia. Reception June 5. 1927
r. M, Hotel Bossert, Brooklyn. No
cards.
GoLDBERGER-HUPK and Mrs.
Isaac Hupkoff announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Rita Dorothy. TO Mr.
Max j. Goldberger OF New York.
GRoSS-HoCHMAN.-N sAd Mrs. A,
Hochman OF AIS i<sa At, Brooklyn. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Bertha, TO Isaac Gross. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Gross OF Jersey City.
HAFT-PARKER.- and Mrs. Jacob Park
er of 924 West End av.. New York city,
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Lillian: 70 Mr.. Joseph G. Haft Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
LYONS = WINTERNITZ ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Winternitz. s0i W. tsoth St. an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Jean. to Mr.. Dolph III. Lyons, son OF
Mrs. Theresa Lyons.
SEIDLER-wEIss.- and Mrs. Abraham
Weiss of 15s W. ilsth ST.. city. announce
Mr.. Max S. Seidler OF this city.
wACHNER-KITzINGER : Mr. and Airs
Harry Kitzinger announce the bethrothal
of their daughter. Helen. 10 Alvin wach-
ner. Date OF reception VIII be announced
later.
WEIS-TRAUBE.-Mr. and Mrs. Max i.
Traube wish 10 announce the engagement
of their daughter. Helen. to Mr.. George
Weis Cleveland papers please copy.
R-wEINBERGER.--M and Mrs
A. Weinberger of 159 East 22d ST.. Brook
daughter. Flo. to Mr.. Joseph l.. Winter of
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
STOREY-MOORE.

In the chapel of st. Bartholomew s
Church yesterday Miss Phyllis Elwyn
I Moore. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
( Bassett Moore. was married TO Mr.. John
I. de Raismes Storey in the presence of
small gathering. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Harry Ransome
rector of Christ Church. Media. Pa, an
uncle of the bride. She had but one at
tendant, her sister, Miss Anne +. Moore
Mr.. Leonard Hatch served as Mr.
!, ,Storey's best man. and the ushers were
eMessrs. Clinton Coombes and William
I; MacRossie. After the ceremony there
was small reception at 267 West Sew
yenty-third street, the home of the
obride's parents. After their wedding
"trip Mr.. and Mrs. Storey will live at
-dSS East Thirtieth street.
= The brides father was Counsellor Of
I the State Department under the Wilson
Administration. About the time her
engagement was announced 10 Mr.
Storey there also was announced that
'iof her youngest sister, Miss Angela T.
,. Moore, to Mr.. Hermann G. Place. son
7'of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Place Of this city.
and their marriage will take place on
June IL.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
DI E D.

MoRENo-on Monday, May %, at IA T,z
Bolivia. Albert Al Moreno, n MS 4i.f
year. beloved husband OF Hlida NFesPi
Moreno. COL West iI5th 81.
MORGAN Suddenly. at his residence. .lst
West seth ST.. on May ID. Thomas Nor
gan. son Of the late William Rogers ano
hed Sfs a. oosh tSs chureS q sns Beloved nscip
8oth ST. east Of Ma disoo av.. On SlneAJ.
Nay 20. at 2:30 r. -.
MccRYsTAI..-s SATURDAY., May 2s. 1921, Dan
fel r.. belo-ed husband OF Margaret Nc.
Crystal. nee -PendeEgast. Funeral from
his late residence. 326 west eist ST. Tues
day, May 81. Time later
oyERToN.-At her residence. a3l High St.
Orange. n. j., on May II. 1921. Eyeiyr
Fillmore Dixie. beloved .aife Of William
Elting overton Funerl private. Inter-
ment az Providence, r. 1. Providenes
papers please copy.
PARKIURST.-Mrs Ellen Bodmsn Park.
hurst. wife Of the Rev Charles ~ Park
hurst. passed away quietly At 80 O'Clock
Saturday May rs. at Hotel Ansonia. pua
notice of funeral later.
REDDALL.-on Thursday. May -. 1921,
Frederic Reddal. I'm his 10Th year. Fu-
neral services viii be held at o'clock
Sunday. May 80. ar his late residSnc
72o Halsey ST., Brooklyn. Interment pri.
Nate.
% formerly OF Lawrence, T. J. Funeral
from the residence OF his daughter, Re-
gina. 81 Y. Newell ay., Rutherford. =. j..
10 ST. Mary's II c Church. Internent
Calvary. Please omit flowers.
SANDERs.-At st. Lukes Hospital, May 81.
1921 r. Adele Sanders. Interment at
Amsterdam. ~. Y.
SCHMIDT 27, 1921. Henry J. Schmidt.
Funeral Stephen Merrtt's Harlem Chapel,
304 w. 126th ST.. Monday.
SMITH.-On Saturday. May IS, 1921. william
Bartlett Smith. Funeral services al his
late residence, ~ st. Nicholas terrace. on
Monday afternoon, At O'Clock. Inter
Inent private.
GnI ONION r,,Yel haInvad huahaud 81
|. Herminie Lee Silvermaa. suddenly. Satur-
day. aged 81. Funeral services at his late
residence, 1871 51st st, Brooklyn. Sunday
at ! o'clock sharp. lnterment Washing
ton Cemetery.
STEVENSON May p. Edmund L. stevens.
.. .. s.. at his residence. Z Lefferts place.
Stevens. Services Sunday, May 20.
r NJ, at G. W. Smith. me. Funeral
Pariors. e72 Fulton st.. Brooklyn. IN
terment Nyack y, Y.
TANDLICH. H.-Brethren of Darcy Lodge. No
1877. K. and A NJ, are requested 20
attend the funeral OF late brother.
DR.. Samuel Tandlich from 24z East list
st. on Monday morning. May 80. at 10
Harry Meyer. Master.
William A. Miller. Secretary.
TAYLOR.-on Saturday. May %. 1921 Henry
A. C. Taylor. in the sfst year OF his age.
Funeral services at Grace Church, Broad
way and 10th ST.. az 70 O'Clock on Tues
day morning May 81 1921.
THoMPSON-Anna Key. at Buckingham
Hotel, New. York. on Saturday, May 2s.
formerly Of New Orleans. La. Funeral
and interment at Winchester. Va
TlLLEY Suddenly. on May o. Susan b.,
widow Of Willet NJ. Tilley. Services at her
late residence. Sea Cliff. y. y, Deco
ration Day (May So). at O'Clock. Fu-
neral private.
TROwBRIDGE.-At Newtonville. Mass, May
2s. Belden Crane Trowbridge. formerly os
pawling' \. \ Funeral al service q Pawl-
residence OF II. ID. Warner.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
DR.. VeSnitch Dies;
JugoSlap Diplomat
Minister TO France and For
mer Premier and Minister
of Foreign Affairs.

PARIS, May 2s.--Dr Mlenko r. Ves-
mitch, former Jugoslav Premier and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. and lately
Jugosay Minister to France. died here
to-day. Or. Vesniich in 1905 married
Mrs. Blanche Ulman of New York.
DIR. Vesnitch. who was one of the
signers on behalf of Jugoslavia of the
peace treaty of Versailles. had long
career as diplomatist and statesman.
His first important post in a diplomatic
field was that of Serbian Minister in
Rome, to which he was appointed in
1901. In July. 1904, he was sent to
Paris as Serbian Minister to France. and
In 1912 was named as member of the
Balkan peace conference which met in
London after the first Balkan war.
Early in the European war DR.. Yes.
mitch entered the Serbian Cabinet. serv-
ing as Minister of Finance, and later
represented Serbia al various allied con-
ferences In Paris and elsewhere. In
1917 he headed the Serbian mission to
the United States, delivering addresses
while in that country in the Senate and
House of Representatives in Washing
ton. and after the armistice was named
Jugoslav delegate to the peace confer
ence In Paris.
He was on terms OF intimacy with
1 President Wilson during the peace con-
ference, ana when Mr.. wilson was
chosen chairman ofsthe commission to
draft the League of Nations covenant
he selected DR.. Vesnitch az one OF the
members of the commission. The Ser
bian member took an important part
drafting the covenant. and at one OF the
critical phases he was designated with
Lord Robert Cecil and Premier Venize-
los to settle some of the difficulties which
had threatened to be insurmountable.
In the Fiume contest DR.! Vesnitch
took the lead In supporting the Jugo-
slav claims. and IT was largely through
his influence and that OF NJ. Trumbitch,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, that Mr..
Wilson sought to reconcile the issue
along the lines of Jugoslavla'S conten-
tions. 1t was because Of his hrm and
unyielding attitude on the F'iumian ques-
! tion that DR.. Vesnitch became Minister
of Foreign Affairs of Jugoslavia
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
UNNEIL IN G s.

Notwithstanding OF monument erected In
memory OF Benjamin Becker wiz tske
place AZ Maimonides Cemetery. Cypress
Hus. l.. T.. on Sunday. June ;, AZ p. VI.
GRADE FNwITz.--Emma Dorothy In mem
ory OF beloved mother and grand
mother. monument 70 be unveiled on SUM-
day. June ., at 3 p. NJ, New Union Fields
Cemetery, Cypress Hills. In case of rain
postponed to SUNDAY. June 10. r. N.
KAHN .-Esaer. Relatives and friends srs
invited to attend the unveiling OF the
monument TO Esther Kahn, beloved wife
and mother. on Sunday. June >. al
r. NJ, Union Fields Cemetery. Cypress
rblius. Morris aud benjamin Kahn
KATFMAN-The dedication OF mausoleum
erected In memory of Isidor Kaufman win
take place on Sunday, June .. az r. NJ.
At washington Cemetery. In case OF rain
postponed until Juno 10.
KoEHL HLER.-Relatives and friends are in
yited 20 attend the unyeiling Of monument
Emil and mother ~ william, and Mrs;
II. N. Davis. to-day. 2 r. NJ. Linden HUI
Cemetery.
LOEB. Herman. Unwilling 81 monument of
the late Herman Loeb. Sunday. June .. ~
3 o'clock at Maimonides Cemetery. TX
rain following sunday
RABfNER The unveiling of monument
erected 10 the memory OF Lena Eabiner,
beloved wife OF Herman Rebiner. mother
of Gertrude Blanche julius and Goldiei
WIN take place on Sunday, June ~
2fs O'Clock sharp az Baysida Cemetery.
III case Of rain postponed 70 June i9
HANHAusER-unv of the monument
10 the memory of my beloved wire, lda
fnee Isehr Field. mother of Benlamiue,
sunday. June 5. al 2 80 Y NJ. washington
Cemetery No. J. In case Or rain post
poned untn June ~.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
MRS. c. III. PARKHURST,
PREACHERS WIFE, DIES
Was ActiDe in Church and
Charitable Affairs.

Ellen Bowdman Parkhurst, wife az the
Rev. Dr. Charles II Parkhurst. who was
for thirty-eight years pastor Of the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
died yesterday IN her home In the Hotel
Ansonia. Broadway and Seventy fourth
street She had been i'll for several
months.
Mrs. Parkhurst was born at Charlie
mont. Mass. December 8, 1Sds. a mem-
ber OF an old New England family She
met Or. parkhurst while. attending the
high school at Amherst, Mass, Of which
DR. Parkhurst was principal. They We're
married in 1870. when he became in in
structor at the Williston Seminary, East
hampton. Mass
DR.. Parkhurst came to this city In
1880. and Mrs. Parkhurst quickly became
active In church affairs here. She was
president emeritus of the American Nc
All Association. formed. for the relief
of French widows and orphans a the
time Of the Franco-Pressian war, and
was a member Of the Women's Municipal
Association. She leaves her husband,
and n sister. Miss Clara Bowdman.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
FINAL WELLESLEY DRIVE.
100000 Yet To Bc Raised by
commencement Day.

Wellesley College women OF New
York. in a meeting TO be held at the
Young Womcns Christian Association,
610 Lexington avenue, on next wednes-
day afternoon, will arrange for their
share IN the work Of collecting the last
half million Of the s2.700.000 Semi-Cen-
tennial Fund an emergency fund to be
raised BY Commencement Day. Speakers
will be Miss Candace Stimson. alumna
trustee Of the college, and Raymond y.
Tosdick, chairman OF The wellesley hus-
bands and fathers committee.
Local alumnae. who number more
tsan 200. have taken y leading part
in the raising Of Welesley's fund. which
IL TO be devoted 10 increases lii faculty
salaries and 10 the erection CT new
buildings 70 replace the loeses OF the
1914 Ore. Miss Elsie Goddard Of Plain
field, n. J.. is chairman OF the national
committee.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
PROVIDENCE.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York fIEaaLn.
PROVIDENCE. X. L.. May 2S.-Bishop
and Mrs. James De Wolf Perry and the
Rev. Or. and Mrs Augustus NJ. Lord
are at Valley Forge. Pa. where to-
morrow Bishop Perry will ofiiciate at
the dedication of the Rhode Island bay
in the cloister of the colonies of the
Washington Memorial. Providence wom-
en- members of the Society of the Co
lonial Danes now at Valley Forge for
the dedication are Mrs. Samuel Powell.
Mrs. John o. Ames, Mrs. John B. Lewis.
Mrs. Merw1n White. Mrs. William y.
Weeden. Mrs. Charles J. Steadman. Mrs.
Theodore II. Bliss. Mrs. Duncan Lang
don. Mrs. @. Richmond Parsons, Miss
Laura T. Parsons Mrs. Albert Babcock.
Mrs. Louis w. Downes. Mrs. Howard
ID. Wilcox. Miss Ida +. Brigham and
Mrs. Charles II. Merriman.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. lnnis Will
close their town home on Wednesday
and open their villa at Watch Hill for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. II. Nightingale
closed their town house to-day and
opened their country place at Warwick
Neck for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Paul c. Nicholson will
spend the summer at Watch Hill, hav-
ing rented house there.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

WOODCRAFT LEAGUE MEETS.
Has Field Day mt Home of Ernest
Thompson Seton.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERALD
GREENWICH, Conn, May 2S. - The
Woodcraft League of America to-day
holds its annual field day at De Win
ton. the, estate of Ernest Thompson
Seton, chief of the league. In the
afternoon there was 81 natural history
hike under the direction of DR.. G. Clyde
Fisher. Or. Frank Luutz. both of the
American Museum of Natural History :
DR.. and Mrs. oliver p. Medsger Mrs
Gordon Frye and Mr.. Seton.
There was a Grand Council in the
evening presided over by Mr. Seton, to
which the public was invited. Among
those present were Mrs. Thomas A..
Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Inter
meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Maxim,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gutzon Borglum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elon Fl. Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N.
Doubleday. DR.. and Mrs. George +. Vim
cent
The officers of the League elected for
the ensuing year were : Mr.. Seton. presi-
dent and chief: Mrs. Seton, vce-presi-
dent Mark Sullivan. secretary. and
Elon II. Hooker. treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
COUNTESS DI FRASSO DIVORCED;
ENGAGED TO ITALIAN DIPLOMAT
Former Miss Wilde to Be
Bride of Piero Alfredo
QuazZone.

Announcement was made yesterday of
the engagement of the former Countess
Carlo Dentice di Frasso OF Italy TO Mr..
Piero Alfredo Quazzone, first secretary
of the Italian Embassy in Toxic, The
engagement furnishes the first authentic
Countess Dentice di Frasso had been
dissolved. The former Countess has as
sumed the name of Mrs Georgine Wilde,
the latter being her maiden name.
Mrs. Wilde is a daughter of the late
George NJ. Wilde of ST. Louis, a member
of the Stock Exchange, who died when
she was quite young. His widow be-
came Mr.: Henry Siegel. who, after gain
ing her divorce. resumed the name of
her first husband. Mrs. Georgine Wilde
was educated in Europe and after her
marriage was prominent in European
circles. She speaks fluently French.
Italian. Spanish. German and has ac-
quired the Russian language Her mar
riage to Mr.. Quazzone viii take place
here shortly
Mrs Wildes future husband was with
the Italian Embassy in Petrograd during
the first years of the revolution in Rus
sia and later with the Italian Embassy
in Paris during the Peace Conference.
He has been in the diplomatic service
for eight years.
His father, Mr. Giuseppe Quazzone.
who went to the Argentine Republic
years ago, is one of the wealthIest men
in Italy and he Is called the Wheat and
nf ba VJa ole
Is president OF the Board of Admins
tration of the various steamship CON-
panies that ply between Buenos Aires,
the United States and Italy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton ID. Pettis or
Philipse Manor, n. r., has announced
sthe engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Leonora Elizabeth Pettis. to Mr.. Isaac
Lawrence Requa. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Requa OF Tarrytown Mr.
Requa was graduated from Princeton in
1920. and was a First Lieutenant OF
Infantry during the war. The mar
friage will take place in July.
7, Announcement has been made by M
and Mrs. A. NJ. Reynolds OF Glen Ridge.
i,N. j., Of the engagement of Miss Har-
! riet Burt Sanford to Mr. Lyman Knight
Stuart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stuart
of Newark. ~ Y. Miss Sanford ia the
f, youngest daughter of the late william
Moore and Mrs. Julia Burt Sanford
Mrs. William Mott Mason OF s36 West
Ninety-fifth street announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Miss Doris
Isabelle Mason. TO Mr.. Allan Matter
Billiard, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Duncan
Billiard of ZIG West Seventy-ninth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer "A. Stein of s
lyWest Seventy-first street have an
Nnounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Stein, TO Mr.. David NJ
.Hey1nan. who was graduated from Cor
nell University In 1911. Miss Stein IA a
student at the School OF American
sculpture under Solon Borglum.
Mr.. Robert Reuter- of 35 WestElghty-
eighth street ana Rye. ~. r., has an
.nounced the engagement OF her. daugh.
ter, Miss Gertrude Reuter-, ITO Mr.
Henry Clarge. Banks or Greenwich
Germ. Miss Reuter- 10 a graduate OF
lie Yrearley Schd1i. -ad made her
debut in 1916. Mr. Banks was graduated
from williams IN 1917 and was a First
Lieutenant or the Third Division of the
"A. r. #
Mrs. W. Russell Bogert or New
brighton. Staten Island has Informed
her friends OF the engagement OF her
,daughter. Miss Helen North Bogcrt. to
M. Henry Gilbert Woodruff Parmelee,
con of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roomo
.Parmelee. also of New Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirk Mesick Of
Jersey City have announced tho engage
rnent of their daughter, Miss Salle
Mesick. to Mr.. Raymond Leslie Hunter
) pon of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eugene
Hunter OF Brooklyn. Mr.. Hunter went
to France as n volunteer before America
yntered the war. Later he became n
driver in the United States Ambulance
Corps and was awarded the Croix de
cuerre for exceptional bravery under
fire.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
GEORGE JONES. PRISON
EVANGELIST, DEAD
Veteran Of Crimean War Got
Jack Roses Confession.

George Jones, SO years old. an evan
gelist. who for the last forty years has
done eyangellstic work IN prisons. died
yesterday az Flushing Hospital. lie was
born IN England and was a. veteran OF
the Crimean war. He lived at 81 Cam
eron Terrace. Woodside +. l. Mr.. Jones
was especially known as the evangelist
to the city jail in Queens According 70
members OF his family he was instru-
mental in bringing about the confession
of Jack Rose in the Becker case.
Mr. Jones leaves his wife, eight chill
dren. twelve grandchildren ana two
decentralization. lie had been mar
ried ffty-nlne years. A son-inlsw Will
lam q. Newman. IS Connected with the
mana cement Of the Empire Theatre.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
RICHMOND HERO OF WAR
rs BURIED WITH HONORS
Tribute Paid at Whites Bier
to $50 Who Lost Lives.

John Edwards White. the first Rich
mond Borough soldier TO be killed In
the world war. was buried with public
ceremonies yesterday afternoon from
the village hall in Stapleton, where his
body had been lying in state since
Thursday night. White, who lived at
30 High street. Rosebank, was killed in
France while a member OF the Fourth
Motor Transport Company. part OF the
First Division.
Borough President Calvin ~ Van
Name. after paying tribute TO White
and the rest of the 100 Staten Island
men who died in the late war, de-
clared the present paramount duty -
10 look after the welfare OF the thou
sands of disabled and wounded SOL
diers Capt. James Burke commander
Of the Staten ISand q. A. r, also de-
liveref an address.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
HAGELIN-K ENyyORTHy

Miss Ethel G. Kenworthy, daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Kenworthy or l02 West
Eightieth street, was married to Mr.
Wolodja l. Hagelin OF Stockholm,
Sweden. last evening IN ST. PauPs
Methodist Episcopal Church, West End
avenue and Eighty-sixth street. by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Raymond Forman
She had but one attendant. Miss Eliza
beth M. Terradell, and Baron S. Beck
Friis served as Mr.. Hagelin's best man.
The ushers were Lieut.. Lester NJ. Greff.
Count @. Moerner, Messrs. Arne Rose
llns. Sven BeLdel. Edward Sageman and
Sven Erik. After tho ceremony there
was a dinner at the Biltmore for the
members OF the bridal party. The bride
wore her mothers wedding gown. which
vas of white and silver brocade COM
ilren With satin
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
IN M f M O r | A M !.


BELL.-In memory OF my beloved mo.,4er,
Laura Virginia Bell. who died January
&. 1916. and my beloved sister. Laura
Virginia Bell. who died May &c. 1920.
You are dead!
know II and feel it. dear
Tls not such a terrible thing TO die,
But 70 live,
And know that you are not here
And viii not come back 10 me by and by,
To know that the years.
Be they many or few.
VIII be years Of longing
and grief for you.
Would I were lying there by your side.
That had died the day you died.
And the same low grave that covers you
Could ehut us three
From the world We knew.
CoTTER. Annie f. (nee Kennedy. In most
loving remembrance OF our dearly beloved
mother. who died May 20, 1917. May shS
rest in peace.
iaIns' 1aiIs r : Kellss, sisssf.
DE FRECE.-In. memory Of my friend.
Beclie dc Frecs. died May 20, 1907. X.
FLYNN.-In sad and loving memory Of my
sister. Mary Rosaiie passed away May
GERAGrITY. = First anniversary requiem,
mass viii be offered for the repose Of
the soul of Joseph Francis ghty, be-
loved husband OF Annie Geraghty (neS
stack OF rl = Resfie!a & st., Rye Beach. on
Church. East 4sd St, New York. at
o'clock.
Levin loving memory OF Ella Levi. be-
loved wife OF the late August Levi, and
our dearest mother and grandmother. who
departed this life June 2, 1903. Just q
tribute of undying love from your loving
children.
MoSS.--In loving memory OF Isaac Moss,
who departed this life Nav so. 1909.
McDERMOTT. masses will bs
celebrated for the repose or the late
Bartholomew McDermott at the Transfig-
uration Church. Hooper Il. and Marcy
av.. Brooklyn. and st. Anastasia Church.
Hartman; y. ". on Thursday. June :.
1921. At S o'clock
DAYS of sadness does come Ger us,
Tears OF sorrow often flow
Fond memory keeps our beloved father near
rs.
Though he left US five wears ago
Wife and Children.
NEWTON. LIN loving and tender memory of
Emile W. Newton. who died May 26. 1918.
wHITE.-CARLET0NG G.
Just thought OF sweet remembrance.
Just memory fond and true.
just token OF affection,
And heartache still for yos."