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The New York herald., 1921-10-12
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Charles Dillingham; will present for the
first time tonight his new musical comedy
and Anne Caldwell. at the Apollo Theatre In
Atlantic City. The cast Is headed by Miss
Louise Groody and includes Oscar Shaw,
Harland Dixon and William Kent.
The Irish Players will give a holiday matt
nee to-day OF 'The white Headed Boy" az
Henry Mller's Theatre, SO Will John Charles
Thomas IN The Love Letter. at the Globe.
and Allan Pollock in "A Bill of Divorce
ment" at tho George NJ. Cohan.
Reginald Pasch gave a birthday party back
stage after tho performance OF Tho Merry
Widow at the Knickerbocker Theatre last
night. which was attended by Gov. John X.
Tener. Frank Baker Of the Yankees and
other baseball celebrities.
''The Rose Girl" which opened the Am
bassador Theatre last season. viii be pre-
sented in Stamford on Friday and Satur-
day and then open the following Monday In
Boston with Fred Hillebrand heading the
cast.
Miss Julia Bruins. supporting William Hodge
in Beware OF Dogs'' at the Broadhurst
Theatre. has been invited to appear Co.
lumbia at the Victory ball. TO be held under
the auspices of the United Services on the
eve of Armistice Day.
Al JoIson, appearing In "Bornbo'' at Joi-
sons Fifty-ninth Street Theatre. win turn
producer and present aloha Lei" an Ha-
waiian love story. by Ethelbert Hale. at
Stamford In two weeks.
Thomas Sterrett, formerly Major OF the
United States Marine Corps, who handled
the publicity for that branch Of the service
during tho war. saw last nights perform
ance Of Just Married at the Nora Bayes
Theatre as the guest OF his brother. Lee
Sterrett. a member of the cast.
The shuberts have accepted for immediate
production 1.-THE Lonely Heart" now play
Ivy Edward Sheldon. 20 be presented with
Basil Sydney as leading man and stage di-
rector.
Bert Levy. TTppodromc cartoonist. will
draw picture OF Columbus on his screen
at each performance OF Get Together to-
day.
Albert Deano. color expert. has pjust re-
turned from Italy and has been appointed
assistant stage manager of the Greenwich
Village Folliess' at the Shubert Theatre.
Miss Ethel barrymore played "Deciassee''
Mt the Nixon Theatre, Pittsburgh, last week
70 gross receipts OF s22, 2,237. She said that
~rc is 49, considering new play by Alice
Duer Miller.
Charles Dana Gibson. who made a sketch
recently OF Miss June walker leading woman
in "Six Cylinder Love" at the Sam II. Har-
tis Theatre, has asked her 20 sit for por-
trait.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
MISS SARGENT HEADS
LENOX GARDEN CLUB
Members Meet at Cottage of
the Misses Parsons.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoEK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. Oct. 1.-THE Misses
Mary and Gertrude Parsons had the
members of the Lenox Garden Cub as
guests at Stoneover this afternoon. OH
GERS were elected as follows: President.
Miss Georgiana w. Sargent; dfst vice.
president. DR.. William Gilman Thomp-
son; second vice-president. Mrs. Banyer
Clarkson; secretary. Mrs- David Ives
Mackte: corresponding secretary. Miss
Marion Davies: treasurer. Mr.. Banyer
Garrison {; recorder. Mrs. William H. Car
penter. AR. Montague Free gave a
stereopticon lecture on Rock Gardens" ("
and tea was served by Misses Heloise
Meyer. Marion Davies and Emily w.
Biddle.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis F. Frissell, who
we're stopping with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hollister Pease in Lenox, have returned
to New York
Mrs. John J. Lapham of New York.
Mrs. Joseph H. Brazier and Miss jose
phine Brazier Of Philadelphia are at the
Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. David Lydig, who closed her
villa to-day. Is there for ten days be-
fore returning to New York.
Miss Mary Ingersoll of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Reuben Wing Howes
at Sunset villa.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom and her
sister. Mrs. Joseph S. Whistler, started
for Cohasset on Cape Cod for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brewer. Mr.
Warren Motley and Mr.. Kenneth Howes
OF Boston are at the Red Lion Inn at
Stockbridge.
Mrs. Edwin Corning. Mrs. Franklin
Townsend and Miss Lydia Hun OF
Albany were in a luncheon party at
the Lenox Club.
Arrivals at the Greylock Hotel at
Williamstown include DIR. and Mrs. Au-
gustus B. Wadsworth of Albany Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Coolidge and Miss
Coolidge of Boston.
Miss Alice Hopkins. who has Just re-
turned from Europe. is a guest Of Miss
Susan Hopkins of Washington at her
cottage in Williamstown.
Mrs. Henry Bainbridge Capin and
Miss Margaret A. Revere OF Boston are
guests of Dr. and Mrs. William Norton
Bullard at Highwood in Lenox.
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JUDGE Lands AT THEATRE.
Mr.. md Mrs. william h. Boulton
Among Other PIaygOers.

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands. who
says the last word in baseball, went
with party or friends to see the revue
at the Music Box Theatre last night.
Umpire Quigley was in the party.
Among those at "The Love Letter" at
the Globe were Mr.. and Mrs. William 3.
Boulton and Mr.. William B. Bouiton, Jr.
At the Hippodrome TO sec Get To-
gether we're Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edgar and Mrs. Benjamin Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. McLane were
at the Henry Miller Theatre to see 'Thc
White-Headed Boy"
At the Conan Theatre for "a Bill of
pivorcement" were Mr.. Thomas c. Purdy
and Mr.. William L. York.
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SOCIETY AIDS BRIDGE BENEFIT.
Mrs.. Cornelius Vanderbilt Among
Those Taking Tables.

A thousand invitations are being sent
out by Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman
for bridge tournament to be given In
the Plaza on the evening of November
for the benefit OF the Woman's Ma
tional Foundation Among those who
have taken tables are Mines. Charles
Cary Rumsey, Cornelius Vanderbilt
William Eedding. John navsen Rhoades
George Ethridge. jose Aynar, Edison
Bradley. Gardiner Brown. James Brown,
Irwin Powell. Charles Van Rensselaer,,
Frank NJ. Leavitt and Lyttletou Fox.
Bridge will be played until IL o'clock.
The remainder Of the evening will be
given to dancing and vaudeville.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun Of
Washington. d. c., president Of the
Foundation. and Mrs. James Mcdonald.
first vice-president, are in Buffalo for
the convention of the State Federation
Of Woman's Clubs. before which Mrs
Calhoun will speak this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
LETELLIER REQUIEM TODAY.
Anniversary Mass for Rector of
Yorkville Church.

A solemn requiem anniversary mass
Tor the repose of the soul of the late
Rev. Arthur Letellier. late rector of the
Roman Catholic Church Of st. Jean
baptiste. Seventy-sixth street and Lex
ington avenue, and superior of the Fa-
theirs Of the Blessed Sacrament. who died
suddenly last August in Montreal, where
he had gone to make an address at the
annual retreat of the priests OF the
order. will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning in st. Jeans Church.
The mass was arranged for by MEM
bers Of Congress Own Council, 502,
Knights Of Columbus, of which Father
Letellier formerly had been a member
and chaplain. The Rev. John Graham
of the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament
and present chaplain Of Congress Own
Council will be the celebrant.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
Duncan Fraser
and His Bride
Home from France
Mrs. John Barrymore Also Re-
turns From Europe by
the France.

Announcements were received in New
York yesterday from France Of the mar
riage recently In Ussat. Ariege. Of Miss
Clairette Regis Bouyoud. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Regis-Bouyoud of Ussat, to
Mr.. Duncan Fraser OF this city and
Ardsley on Hudson. Coincident with the
announcement Mr.. Fraser arrived yes
tcrday with his bride by the France and
went to Ardsley OH Hudson to join his
mother. Mrs. Charles d. Fraser.
Mr.. Fraser's father. who died several
years ago. was connected with the
United States Steel Corporation. The
bridegroom left Harvard in MS junior
year to enter the officers training camp
at Plattsburg, when the United states
went into the war; He was commas
stoned lieutenant and went overseas
with the Sixteenth Infantry OF the FIRST
Division and served through seVerai
major engagements in 1918.
He was severely wounded at SCISSORS
and received the Distinguished Service
Cross from the United States and the
Croix de Guerre from France. Upon his
discharge from the hospital he reentered
the army and served eight months after
the armistice. He then returned to this
country to finish course at Harvard
and received his degree. He met his
bride while abroad last year.
Among other passengers by the
France was Michael Strange. otherwise
Mrs John Barrymore. author o: claire
de Lune," produced last spring In the
Empire Theatre, with Mr.. Barrymore
and his sister, Miss Ethel Barrymore. in
the cast. She said that Mr. Barrymore
would return In few days and that In
two months he would start for Europe
with a film to be exhibited abroad.
Tho French liner also brought Titta
Ruffo. barytone. who will enter the Net
ropolitan Opera Company and be heard
in a new role in "Ernani." He spent the
summer at Salsa Maggiore. Also on
board were Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Cam
panari The former Metropolitan barry
tone was happy that his daughter. Ma
rina, a coloratura soprano. had been en-
gagged to sing at La Scala. Milan. The
Conpanari family went to their home at
CsS West End avenue.
Others returning were the Swanson
sisters, Lefty and Hettie. who appeared
for three months in London and Paris,
and are now to enter Shubert vaude-
ville and the Rigoletto brothers. who
are here also to so to the Shuberss
Mr.. Edward Simmons Hall Of 129 East
Fifty-fourth street also returned from
Europe.
Mrs. J. w. Findlay of London, who
was Miss Helen 3. Rich, daughter OF
Mrs. Frank L. Stratton, 145 West Fifty
hfth street, sailed last Saturday by the
Corona to visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iswolsky sailed
yesterday by the Carmania
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The White Star liner Olympic. great
Southampton and Cherbourg, docked last
night after swift run at an average
speed of 21.6 knots. one of her best per-
formances this year. She brought 1,470
passengers, including 1,1S9 in the first
and second capins, the examination Of
whose multitudinous baggage kept the
customs men working far into the night.
Many folk notable in the business,
financial, political and social world were
aboard. Rodman Wanamaker, Special
Deputy Police Commissioners, who has
been two months abroad, and was i'll i'll
London. returned with his son. Capt.
John Wanamaker. Although Mr.. Wana-
maker had especially requested that no
fuss be made over his arrival a group
of his friends greeted him down the
bay with the Street Cleaning Depart
ment Band aboard the steamboat Cor
rection.
Mr.. Wanamaker said he had much to
say about the police reserves OF London
that he would embody in a report to Po-
lice Commissioner Enright, but that he
could say that the London reserves were
an excellent body of men. There are
$4,000 men, all war veterans. now past
the military age. There are policewomen
also who really deserve the name. Mr.
Wanamaker was unprepared to talk
about the police investigation OF the
Meyer committee, as he had read iitue
or nothing about it, but admitted that
he was much interested in the subject.
Albert A. Johnson, director of the
New York State Institute OF Applied
Agriculture, who at the request OF Her
bert Hoover has been studying at close
hand conditions in Russia, SAID he was
one of a committee of five who had gone
into Russia, covering circuit OF about
5000 miles. They were permitted by the
Leninb Government to go where tney
pleased in O. special car drawn by q
special locomotive and protected by Red
guards. He said he found things de-
plorabie and the thirty days he spent in
the country we're the worst IN his lie.
He said the crop failure aud not Bolshe-
vlsm was the cause of the famine. The
Bolshevik Government was eager TO get
into diplomatic and commercial rela-
tions with the United States. Mr.. john
son win make a supplementary report
OF his work to Mr.. Hoover.
Resinald McKenna, formerly Chancel-
lor OF the British Exchequer, apparently
here on mission for his Government,
was taken from the Olympic by tho
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
WANAMAKER Y. M. G. "A.
BUILDING FOR MOSCOW
Donates Funds in Memory Of
Sir George Williams.

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.-Dr. John r Mott.
general secretary Of the Y. NJ c. A..
announced tonight that John Wana-
maker Of Philadelphia has donated
funds for the erection OF Y. NJ. C. A.
building in Moscow. Russia, in memory
Of Sir George Williams. founder Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Wanamakers telegram announc-
ing the gift said he would like to have
1t established where 1t Is 80 much
needed to-day and where its influence
would be felt for good principles and
good government. in Moscow. known as
the Holy City of Russia" The building
is the sixth Y. NJ. C. A. donated to
foreign lands by Mr.. Wanamaker. The
other five are at Madras, Calcutta,
Kyoto, Seoul and Pelin.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
BANKERS DAUGHTER A BRIDE.
Miss Elizabeth SimOnson Married
to Mr. Eliot II. Downes.

Miss Elizabeth Simonson and Mr..
Eliot H. Downes were married yester-
day in the brides home. 15 West Seven
ty-sixth street. The bride Is daughter
Of Mr. William A. Simonson. first vice.
president Of the National City Bank. and
Mrs. Simonson She made her debut a
few years ago and joined the Junior
League. Mr.. Downes was graduated
from Columbia in 1913.
Because of recent death in Mr..
Downes's family the ceremony was
simple and was attended by members
OF the families and few friends only.
There we're additional guests for the
reception. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. De Lancey Townsend.
rector OF All Angels Church. and the
REV. Theodore Sedgwick.
Miss Julia Quaintance attended the
bride and Mr.. Frederick r. Downes was
best man for his brother.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
MARQUISAN
DIES IN PARIS
Formerly Miss Frances Moore
of Warrington.

Special CobIe to The NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Oct. IL.
Funeral services were held to-day for
Nine. Henri Marquisan, formerly Miss
Frances Moore of Washington. at the
parish chapel of the Church Of ST Hon
ore dEyiau here. The body will lie
near Rome at the MarQuisans' country
be held.
Nine. Marquisan was a daughter of
MT. Clarence Moore. who lost his life
aboard the steamship Titanic.
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ENGAGED TO C. J. HARDY, JR.
Miss Helen f. Mueller to BE n
Bride.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen E. Mueller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Il. r. Mueller Of Mount Vernon.
N. ". and Mr.. Charles j. Hardy. Jr..
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Hardy
OF New York city. They will be mar
ried the latter part of this month in
the Church OF st Mary, at Good Ground,
L. J., with only the families present
Mr.. Hardy is a graduate of Williams.
1917, and served MS an Ensign In the
navy. He Is associated with the law
firm OF Hardy, Stancliffc g. Whitaker.
and belongs TO the University, Lotos
and Williams clubs OF New York ard
the University Club of Washington. the
st. Andrews, Shinnecock Hills and Ma
tional Golf Links of America.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
8. DAVIS PAGE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lis. Davis
Page, widely known lawyer. died to-day
after an illness of four days. He was
81 years old.
Mr.. Page was graduated from Yale in
1859. During his college days he was
Commodore OF the Yale Navy" and
trained and stroked the first Yale crew
to defeat Harvard. He served as city
Comptroller of Philadelphia In 1888, and
three years later was appointed As
sistant United States Treasurer In this
city by President Cleveland. For sew
eral fears he was associated with
United States Senator Penrose in the
practice of law.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre j. Smith OF 4S5
North Broadway. Yonkers, n. Y. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Marjorie Duval Smith. to
Mr.. Richard Clark Kroeger. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest r. Kroeger Of st. Louis
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Harnecler OF Pelham
Manor. N. Y. Of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Dorothca Anne Har-
necker. to Mr.. Richard p. Mcmsen of
Rio de Janeiro. Miss Harnecker is
a graduate Of vassar. and Mr.. Momsen.
n son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Nom
sen Of Milwaukee. is an alumnus Of
George Washington University. He
was acting American Consul General In
Brazil during the Var and now is prac-
Using law there.
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IN M E M O r / A M.

CONKLIN.-1n loving memory OF Kennedy
Conklin, Sergeant Company L. forth In
fantry, died in France October ~. 1918.
LEDERER.--In loving memory OF our dear
sister, Florence. who died October IL
1918. Sophie. Mortimer and Harold.
LEDERER.--rn loving memory OF our dea1
father, Samuel j.. who died October 10,
1918. Sophie. Mortimer. Harold.
RIIEINER-Theodors In fond remembrance
of IA devoted husband and loving fathers
who passed away October IL. 1911.
Mortimer. October 10.
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Miss Gloria Swanson in Under the Leash"
Paramount screen production from tho
novel and play THE Shulamite' will be
at the Rialto next week.
The Criterion Theatre orchestra win be
augmented when Peter 1bbetson." starring
Miss Elsie Ferguson and Wallace Reid.
begins It's engagement at that house on Sat
urday afternoon.
When 'Tneodora," the Goldwyn screen
spectacle, receives It's first showing at uhs
Astor Theatre on Friday night the musi-
clans OF the orchestra. according to arrange
mcnts made by s. L. Rothafel. viii occupy
the boxes on both sides OF the house and
vii be led by two conductors. Emo Rapee
and William axt.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
BALLARD--wALTOy.

Mrs. Emma Ballin Walton. n widow.
and daughter of Mr.. Gustav N. Ballin, or
gao West Seventy sixth street. was mar
ried in her home yesterday by the Rev.
DR.. Henry Cobb. pastor of the West End
Collegiate Church. to Mr.. Charles Wiley
Ballard. also OF this city. Mr.. Billiards.
first wife died few years ago. Only
members of the families were present.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
HARRIsoN-CLAYroN.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
MoNTcLAiR, n. j., Oct. 11.-Miss Edith
u. Clayton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Clayton. and Mr. Marvin Pres
ton Harrison. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Harrison, were married tonight
at the home of the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. Warren r. Cook, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Eliza
beth Carlson was maid Of honor. The
other attendants were the Misses Iva
and Elizabeth Clayton. sisters of the
bride; Miss Barbara freeman of Glen
Ridge and Mrs. William c. Syrett of
Bloomfield Mr.. Carl Won Goeben of
New York was the best man.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
CoMposIroR DIES SUDDENLY.

George Carpenter, n compositor. eni-
ployed by Harper a Brothers. publishers
at 325 Pearl street. and a member of
the big six" Typographical Union for
many years. died suddenly yesterday as
he was about TO report for work. He
was 55 years old and lived at 200A
Putnam nSanue BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
MAJOR TURNER DIES OF BURNS.

SARANAc LAKE, Oct II. - Major
Emery s. Turner Of New York died in
a hospital here to-day from burns and
the shock he suffered on October 2 when
tho cottage OF U. u. Fitzgerald Of
Ridgewood Villa, where he was a guest.
was destroyed by fire. Memoirs OF
President Lincoln and John Burroughs.
with whom Major Turner had been inti-
mate. were destroyed as well as val
liable curios.
Major Turner, who was so years old,
lost his left arm at Gettysburg. He
leaves daughter. Mrs. e. Palmer
Gavft Of Albany
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
DINE AT NEW RESTAURANT.

Pierre's new restaurant had its public
opening last night. Among those who
had guests for dinner were Mrs. Her
mann Oelrichs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Cross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Edey. Mrs. Foster Milliken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. John NICE. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs
william c. Langley. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp T.. Dwight. Major Fullerton Weaver,
DR.. P. z. d. Malcolm and Mr.. John p.
Kane.
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. WILLIAM w. MERRILL.

Mrs. Tiliic c. NJ Merrill. wife OF WILL
lam willis Merrill, member of the New
York Produce Exchange. died on Mon
day of Bright's disease. She was 60
years old and lived at f5 Cambridge
place. Brooklyn. Mrs. Merrill made three
American flags during the war. They
were sold at auction for Liberty Loan
subscriptions. One. auctioned on the
oor OF the Produce Exchange. brought,
a subscription bid OF s1,0O0.00o
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
MAE MARSH IN SPOKEN ROLE.

PLAINrIELp, n. J.. Oct 11.-Miss Mae
Marsh. who has appeared in most Of the
d. w. Griffith film productions. includ-
ing "The Birth of Nation" and I'm
tolerance" made her debut as a star in
tho spoken drama at the Plainfield
Theatre last evening in a comedy by
Robert Dempster called Brittle"
Brittle (Miss Marsh) Is a maid of
all work who manages the household
and brings order out of chaos. Walter
Connolly. Hubert Druce and Miss Amy
Veness are In the cast.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
AnMIsTICE DANCE.

World war veterans Of the United
States France and Great Britain will
hold an "interallied" entertainment and
dance In the Twelfth Regiment Armory
Armistice night, November IL, under the
auspices of the American Legion, the
British Great War Veterans OF America
and the French War Veterans Associa-
ton. The guests will include the post
commanders Of the American Legion
and the French and British Consuls-
General The proceeds will go to re-
lief work among ex-soldiers by the three
organizations.
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MRS. LUEsCHER WINS COUPE.

Mrs. Mark A. Luescher received the
most votes cast for the most popular
woman motorist In New York in a con-
test conducted by the bort Company and
will receive the prize. a fully equipped
coupe. next Friday from committee con-
sisting of Alexander Johnston. chairman ::
Ray Long, Louis Joseph Vance, Police
Commissioner Enright. Roy Carruthers.
of the Waldorf-Astoria and Miss Elsie
Janis. Thirty women, principally
actresses, were in the competition. Mrs.
Luescher is the wife of the Hippodrome's
manager.
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HYMN WRITER LEAVES $500. 900

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.--Edwin o. EXCEL,
song writer. evangelist and associate OF
Dwight L. Moody and Ira ID. Sankey.
left an estate of 100000. according to
an inventary filed In Probate Court to-
day. Mr.. Excell died on June 10. The
estate includes copyrights of many Of
his famous hymns.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
BRIToN TO WED MISS CASE.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HyRALp.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Oct. 11.--Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Mills Of Bristol and New
York have announced the engagement
of their eister. Miss Helene dc st. T.
Case. daughter OF the late Daniel r.
Case OF Bristol, to Major G. +. Connal
Rowan of the British army. Miss Case
recently returned from England.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
CHARLES e. MEISTANN.

Charles Z. Meimann, one of the oldest
Of Washington Market. died
suddenly Monday of arterio-sclerosis.
He was 50 years old and lived at 101
Warwick street. Brooklyn. Mr. Mel
mann was one of the original members
OF the Washington Market Merchants
Association. having been for fifty years
in business there as butter and egg
merchant. He leaves three sons and
three daughters.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
ENTERTAINING LAUDER.

Sir Harry Lauder will be the guest Of
honor at dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria
ballroom Friday night of this week
given by the Caledonian Club and
United British Societies. OF which Alex
ander. Taylor is chairman. The New
York Rotary Club Will entertain Sir
Harry at luncheon in the Hotel McAlpin
Tomorrow. Sir Harry is a member Of
the Edinburgh Rotary Club. To-day
the Scottish comedian will go to Sing
Sing to sing and tell stories to the pris-
oners.
The New York herald., 1921-10-12
M A R r | E D.

ARNOLD-IRvING.-In New York city, on
Tuesday. october II. 1921. Esther McDer-
mott Irving 90 Cornwall Lewis Arnold.
BALI.ARD-wALToN.-- Tuesday. October
II. 1921. In New York city, by Rev. Henry
Il. Cobb. y. D.. Mrs. Emma Bsllin Wal
ton, daughter OF Gustav N Balin. to
Charles Wiley Ballard. both OF New York.