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Evening star., 1921-04-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

| The Political Study Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the ballroom
| Of the Franklin Square Hotel. Mrs.
| Philip North Moore. president of the
1nternational Alliance Of Women. will
speak and Mrs. Price will sing. Pro-
! gram and tea from to 6.
! The Pennsylvania Society of Wash-
ington will hold its cabinet night"
| Wednesday at S:15. in the ballroom of
the New willard.
| special conference of kfnderEart-
ners and teachers Of grades l, ?. and
! 4. will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock
in Wilson Normal School.
The school Of Foreign Service of
Georgetown University will give an
| informal dance tomorrow evening
Raleigh Hotel. During intermissions
dancers will be entertained by the
Georgetown Dent"l Minstrels.
Mfnnesotans will mold n Eet-toEeth-
er meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
Thomson School
Washington Council, American As
sociation for the Recognition of the
Irish Republic will hold a mass meet
ing Of citizens of the southeast to-
morrow al pm. at Washington Hall,
Sd and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
The Eelect Klub will give a dance
tomorrow at 9 o'clock at 2400 18th
street.
The Oldest Inhabitants' Association
(colored) will hold it's annual meet
ing tomorrow at s pm. at 18th street
branch of Y. NJ. c. A. Justice F. e. r.
Johnston Of the supreme court Of Lii
IBERIA and other officials will speak.
Friendship Circle will meet Tueaday
at 1880 pm. in the vestry room of the
Washington Hebrew Temple.
The Society of Mayhower Descend
ants OF the District will meet Tuesday
at pm. at the Washington Club, 1901
K street. Clarence E. Miller will
speak Of American Interests in the
North Pacific and the Orient" Music.
The Maine State Asx0ciation will
meet at the Thomson School Monday
at pm. Mrs. Frank H. Briggs will
speak of 1.-The Mothers Of Maine"
The Wanderlusters' hike for Sunday
will start from Fort Carroll, end of
Congress Heights car line. at 2:30. w.
Palmer Hall, leader.
J. G. Logan Will lecture on '0The
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dance at Fort Myer. trucks leave at
1880 pm: rehearsal in the gymna-
SUM at 8 pm. of the Midsummer
Nights Dream" Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith.
Representative Upshaw Of Georgia
will lecture at o'clock in the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E. Church.
The Washington Alumni Associa-
Evening star., 1921-04-15

Charles E. Hughes is the fourth
graduate of Brown University to be-
come Secretary of State of the United
States. His predecessors who were
Brown men were William L. Marcy.
Richard Olney and John Hay.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

ton of the Wesleyan University will
hold dinner at the University Club
at $3.50 o'clock.
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The planet Venus moves around the.
sun at an average speed of twenty y
two miles per second.
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The Society for Philosophical In
quiry will meet tomorrow at 4:30 at
the Public Library. DR.. Thomas A.
Johnston will present a paper on The
Illusion of Progress"
Evening star., 1921-04-15
The BioIogical >uciety with me

The Columbia Historical Society will
meet Tuesday at SIS pm. at the Co.'S
mos Club
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Washington City Water Supply" Tues
day at 8 pm. before the Mems Club
of Asbury M. E. Church.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

INC oiosra Soeiet1 VIII "ee.
Club. Council meeting in the council
room at 1880. Speakers: E. w. Nell
son and F. c. Lincoln.
The annual dinner of the officers Of
the chemical warfare service of the
United States Army will be held at
Rauscher's Saturday night at 8
o'clock instead of the Army and Navy
Club. as previously announced.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

The Maine State Association will
meet at the Thomson School Monday
at pm. Mrs. Frank H. Briggs will
speak Of 1.-The Mothers of Maine"
Evening star., 1921-04-15

The WanderlusteFn' hike for Sunday
will start from Fort Carroll, end OF
Congress Heights car line. at 2:30. w.
Palmer Hall, leader.
J. G. Logan will lecture on sOIhe
Evening star., 1921-04-15

The Society of Mayhower Descend
ants OF the District will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. at the Washington Club, 1901
K street. Clarence E. Miller will
speak Of american interests in the
North Pacific and the Orient" Music
Evening star., 1921-04-15

o'clock, at the Cafe Triumph. to be
followed by reception and dance IN
the private ballroom of the Arcade.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
PARTIES IN BERKSHIRES.
Mrs. de Heredia Entertains So
journers at Her Home.

Spscio, Despatch 20 THE New fosS HE1ALp.
LENox, Mass, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Carlos
NJ. de Iieredia of New York, who has
her sister, Mrs. Clinton p. MacDougai
of Auburn as her guest at Wheatleigh.
entertained the Lenox soJourners at her
villa tonight with q performance by a
New York sleight of hand expert and
moving pictures. Supper was served at
midnight. Mrs. de Hercdia is to close
her house Saturday.
Mrs Giraud Foster had a company OF
twenty-five guests for Thanksgiving
luncheon at her home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Corning and chill
dren OF Albany were holiday guests OF
Mrs. Albert S. Barker at Osceoia.
Mrs. John L. Alexandre entertained q
dinner party at Spring Lawn tonight.
Mrs. Alexandra has leased an apartment
at III Madison avenue. New York, for
the winter ana will close her Lenox home
Eext week.
Miss Alice Heard Of Boston is a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard at Lenox.
Miss Ethel IT. Folsom is spending a
few days with her mother. Mrs. George
Winthrop Folsom. at Sunny Ridge.
Mrs. Charles Sidney Heigh. has gone
TO Newport for the winter.
Miss Mary Lincoln Aldrich has re-
turned to New York from Stocsbridgc.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Mrs. Belle w. W.Baruch,
Prominent in Clubs,
Dies at the Age of ~
Mother of Bernard NJ. Survives
Her Husband by Only
Five Months.

Mrs. Belle Wolfe Baruch. widow OF DIR.
Simon Baruch and mother or Bernard
NJ. Sailing W.. Hartvig r. and De.
Herman NJ. Baruch. died yesterday at
sl2 West Seventy-third street. the home
of Sailing w. Baruch. aged r. Mrs.
Baruch failed steadily. It was said. after
the death OF her husband on June 8.
Mrs. Baruch was born In Charleston,
S. c.. q daughter Of Sailing Wolfe. q
cotton planter. and was married 20 DR..
Baruch in 1867. They lived in Camden.
S. c.. where DR.. Baruch practised until
1881 and then cans to New York with
their four children. Mrs. Baruch was an
active club woman of the city for many
years. and was once regent Of Knicker-
booker Chapter. ID. A. r. DR.. and Mrs.
Baruch celebrated their golden wedding
in November, 1917.
Her funeral services viii be held Sun
day at West End Temple, Eighty-sec-
ond street and West End avenue. with
burial in Flushing Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

Ambrose, Sister Mary stringfeliov. II. w
ADAM.-AIaria Louisa. daughter OF tho iats
Rev. Matthew and Mary p, Adam. on
Tuesday. November -. 1921. Funeral ser
vice az her late residence. 235 West 56,h
at., Friday afternoon, November %. al
. o'clock. nterment Evergreen Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowers.
AafELI.--on November %. John Hamblin be-
loved husband OF Julia y. Anieli. Funeral
services At bis late resideiice. 5o3 wssi.-
ingtor av., Brooklyn. on Friday evening. 3
o'clock. Intermcnt private. Please omit
flowers.
BATsLEY. Y.-November "a. schuylerine u.
Baisley. beloved wife Of George Y. Balls.
ley. Notice OF funeral later.
BANsEPT.--Louis Danscp.. in bis 9th year.
Remains at Winterbottorns 75 West 47th
st Services at 81. Vincent dc Paurs, eth
az; nsa 2Sd iS,d; e.; FTiSay s, Novemssr 20 at
BARUCH.--on Thursday. November %. in
her T2d year, at the residence of her
son, 5. W. Raruch. 3i2 wost 73d St.
Belle Wolfe Daruch widow OF Simon
Baruch. NJ. ~ beloved mother OF Hart
wig ~. bernard NJ. Herman II. and
Sailing W. Baruch; Services Sunday
the West End Synagogue. iGo West SD
81. Interment at convenience OF shc
family.
poK--1;ustav, dearly beloved husband of
Marie Box, suddenly. on Tuesday. Novem-
Der 22 Funeral services at Schaefer ;
funeral parior. stapleton.. Staten Island.
Friday morning, November %, at 10
o'clock. Interment private.
BoTHwEL1--Iarold g.. OF f42 T.. Sd ST..
Mount Vernon, ". Y. November cf, fp.i,
formerly member OF Company n. i50til
Machine Gun Battalion. 42d Division. Fu.
neral services at his late residence Sat
urdsy evening s oclocS. intormcnt Green
wood
BUTTERwoRTH.- On Thursday. November
IS. 1921, william Henry. in the 10Th year
Of his age Funeral services az So.
Barthoiomcws Church. Park av. and J0th
ct. on Saturday November 20. at 80
a. NJ. Please do not send flowers.
CHfCHESTER.-On November 90. ie2i. Mag.
gle Fairwcsther, dearly beloved wifa %
philip X. Chichester and loving rnothc, os
Beckic c. Leigh and Sadie G. Bnicm. Fu-
neral services at the residence cs her
daughter, Mrs. Henry W. Leigh. 20i
Ketcham ny., Amityvilie, n. u, Friday.
November 25. 1921, at 2 80 r. ~. Aber-
dcsn (Scotiand) papers please copy
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Princess Mary and
ViSc0unt LaScelleS
Cheered by CROWDS
Make First Public Appearance
Since Betrothal, Driving
Through London Park.

LONDON, Nov. "a (Associated Press).
Princess Mary to-day made her first
public appearance with viscount Las
celles. her fiance. since their betrothal,
when the two left Buckingham Palace
this afternoon in an open carriage with
Queen Mary for drive through Hyde
Park. Although the news that they
were to drive out only became known
shortly before their departure quite a
large crowd assembled in the vicinity of
buckingham Palace and cheered the
royal party heartily as the carriage
drove away. Crowds quickly gathered
along the route and made the drive par
take Of the nature Of a triumphal
progress, much TO the perceptible en-
tarrassment Of Princess Mary and the
apparent satisfaction OF the Queen and
Lord Lascelles.
The Queen and the Princess had
luncheon with Lord Lascelles at his
home, Chesterfield House, which will
eventually be the home Of Princess
Mary.
1t Is reported that invitations will be
issued to several European monarchs to
attend the wedding which 1t is believed
win take place in Westminster Abbey.
The Kings of Spain. Norway. Italy.
denmark. Sweden and Belgium possibly
will attend
The wedding reception which prob
ably will be held in st. James Palace,
win be one OF the most notable functions
cf its kind ever held, necessitating al
most immediate measures for overhaul
ing some Of the principal reception
ooms.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.
DIR. Copeland Among Those spend
ing Holiday at Resort.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Nov. PA
ireary outlook confronted the Thanks
giving Day assembly this morning and
the situation was worse at noon, for a
heavy rain prevented the usual board
walk promenade. Most OF the holiday
sojourners will remain until Sunday
Or. Royal $. Copeland. Commissioner
of Health In New York. passed the holi-
day at the Marlborough -Blenheim with
Mrs. Copeland. Miss Alice Friestedt and
Mr.. Charles Roth. DR.. Copeland will
address the Kiwanis Club here to-mor-
rev.
Tue Earl and Countess of Sandwich
of Huntington. England, were guests at
dinner In the Marlborough -Blenheim TO-
night of their relatives, Mrs. w. j. Glib
son OF New York and her son, Mr.. Henry
Theodore Leggctt.
Other New Workers. at the Marlbor-
ough- Blenheim are Mrs. n. l.. washburn
and Miss Marjorie Washburn. who we're
ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. Frank Lrsk Mr.
George w. Naylor. Sr.. Miss Agnes Nay
lor, Mr.. George W. Naylor. Jr., and Mr..
Leroy Plat. who arrived together from
Brooklyn; Miss Louise Kelsey and Miss
Adele NJ. Shaw, who were ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Anne Kelsey OF Bridegroom,
Conn.
Al the Dennis were Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Rice. Miss Mabel J. Crosby,
Miss Loretta w. Nicholson. Miss Mar,
e. Nicholson and Mr.. Robert o. Nichol-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.. Reeves. Mr..
George S. Baldwin. Mr.. sarsfieid H..
Lavenc. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Silliman
and Mr.. Theodore p. Bridgeman.
At the Ambassador are Miss Eileen {.
Treacy. Miss Charlotte Tanning, Miss
Grace +. Dement, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Bleecker.
A Brooklyn party arriving at the Chei-
sea to-day comprised Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph W. Richardson. the Misses Dor.
othy and Marjorie Richardson and Mr.
II. @. Richardson.
Miss Lucy Tate Griffith and Mrs.
Mabci Graham Kelly arrived from New
YORK together and are az the shelburne
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
TEN BRIDAL COUPLES
DINE AT WHITE SULPHUR
Mr.. and Mrs. La Montague
Among Those Celebrating.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoRK HEnALp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
ROY. S4.--Numerous Thanksgiving din
ner parties and many arrivals marked
the holiday celebration here
Gen. II. X. Betheld. military attache
Of the British Embassy, arrived last
night from Washington. joining Mrs.
Sherman Flint and Miss Margaret Olivia
Flint. Mrs. Flint entertained at dinner
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan l.. La Montague
We're among the ten bridal couples hav-
ing Thanksgiving dinner at the Green
brier.
Mr.. Thomas II. Watkins OF New Yorl;
Joined his son. Mr.. c. l.. Watkins, OF
Creson. Pa. and were guests OF M and
Mrs. ]. C. Shaffer and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Shaffer OF Chicago at dinner to-
night.
Mrs. II. c. Mornt and Miss Sue Hall
Morflt of New York and Weich. w. Va.
Joined Mr.. Morft for the holiday,
Others entertaining at dinner were
Mr.. William Il. Carter of Philadelphia,
Mrs. a. Graham Miles. DR.. and Mrs.
Reid Mcclung. SIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton and Mr.. Arthur -. Price of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Fraissinet OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Peabody
of Chicago,
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Practised so Years, Retiring
TWo Years Ago.

William Henry Butterworth, aged 7s,
Il retired lawyer, died Wednesday OF
general debility In his home. 3S East
Thirty-fifth street. Mr.. Butterworth
retired two years ago from law prac-
tlce, in which lie had been engaged more
than fifty years. He was born in New
York and was graduated from Column
bia University in 1864. For many
years he was a vestryman of st. Bar
tholomew's Church. was clerk Of the
vestry and for a time senior warden.
and was also once managing director Of
the Seamen's Church Institute. He
never married. lie was a member OF
the Union Club. the Century Associa-
ton and the Bar Association of the
City OF New York. a brother. George
f. Butterworth. and a sister. Miss May
Butterworth, survive.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock in ST. Bartholomew
Church, Fiftieth street and Park ave-
nue..
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
INGALLS, FAMILY HAS
DINNER AT HOT SPRINGS
Dance Room, Opening a
Thanksgiving Day Feature.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va, Nov. 24.-Thanks-
giving Day was very much a gala occa-
sion here, the leading feature Of which
was the opening of the new dance room
tonight. A large crowd assembled for
the entertainment and cakewalk given by
negro singers and dancers. which was
preceded by a number OF dinner parties.
The largest dinner marked the ingalls,
family reunion. which took place in the
dining room OF the Homestead, elab-
orateiy decorated for the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. ingalls, came
down from New York In their private
car accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
ingalls,. Mrs. Russell Ellis Sard Miss
Abbie Ingalls). Miss Katherine Ingalls,
and Mr.. Thomas w. Slocun. Mr. and
Mrs. Melville f.. Ingalls, arrived on Mon
lay from New York. and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert S. Ingalls, arrived last night from
Cleveland. Mr.. Sard came In early in
the week from New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Francis G.. Landon Of
New York had at their table tonight
Mrs. Robert Olyphant.
With Mr.. Charles +. Brooker of An
sonia. Conn, were Major-Gen. Sir Ed
ward Morrison and Lady Morrison Of OF
tawa; Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Williams
and Mrs. John Leary of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy b. Johnson OF Old
Bennington. VT, has as dinner guests to-
night Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Read of
New York.
New Workers at dinner in the Home
stead We're Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache
Pratt Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Russell.
Mrs. Sidney c. Ashmore and Miss Martha
Vail. Mrs De Lancey Astor Kane and
Mrs. Augustus Jay, Mrs. John c. Mallery
and Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Mrs. Zachary Tinker of New York en-
tertained at luncheon to-day at Idle
wood.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
ARCHITECTS VISIT THE PARIS
Arc impressed With Decorative
Features of French Liner.

Howard Greenley. president Of the
New York Architectural League, headed
q delegation of architects. painters ana
scuiptors In a visit yesterday TO the new
French liner Paris. which will sail to-
day for Havre carrying homeward Pre-
niier BRAND and other distinguished
Frenchmen.
Capt. Maurras and Chief Engineer
lame. showed the visitors all over the
liner. Later they said they were i'm
pressed by the extraordinary character
of workmanship and decorations OF the
cabins and saloon. which, in their opin-
ion, indicated a distinct effort TO intro
duce a new style in marine decorative
architecture. Many members of the
league studied at Ecole des Beaux-Arts,
Paris.
Mr.. Greenley said that the Interest in
art manifest in the Paris and applied by
the French to industry constituted one of
the strongest bonds between France and
America.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
PARTIES FOR DEBUTANTES MARK
THANKSGIVING CELEBRA TIONS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Adams
Entertain at Cedarhurst
for Daughter.

The routine OF yesterdays rule of
family gatherings in city and country
homes was punctuated by few social
sidelights for the debutantes. who are
the dominant force in society at this
period OF the year. The majority of
such social expressions of Thanksgiving
Lay were in the country club colonies.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Charles &. Adams of
Gee ishafst, L. l.. gave a reception yester-
day afternoon for their debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Adams. following a
dinner dance at the Rockaway Club on
Wednesday evening. Miss Adams. who
received with her mother. was assisted
ny the Misses Marion Shaw Fenno. Mar
garet Stone. May s. Yeomans. Mary
Margaret Pickering and Margaret Jur-
gensen.
Among those at the reception were
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hazard. Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Hoenes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sloan. Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg, Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
/ Waters, Mr.. Foxhail Keene. Mrs. Rich
ard Lee, Nh and Mrs. Milton v. Snyder.
Mrs. David Lewis. the Misses Allison
Philips. Ruth Anderton. Dolores Car
rtllo. Camilla Livingston, Georgette Yeo-
mans, Alice Bowker. Millicent Barnard,
Elizabeth Warren Murphy. Alice McKim
Voss Stephanle Rasmus. Emily Billings.
Aileen Flannery. Mary Trimblc. Mary
Almonte. Dorothea Schaperkotter, Phyllis
Hartman. Karen-lis Larsen and Alice
Gundry.
Also Messrs. Tildcn Hazard. Z. Ham
ilton Hougn, Jr, Roderick Philips. II.
Allen McChesney. Eric Hatch. William,
NJ. Beattie. James Hay Beattie. Carnes
Weeks, Ludlow Danman. Fenton B.
Tuck. Jr.. Robert Stout. John Fergerson,
Oliver Evans. Kithe Neal, Richard Light,
Irving Gilmore. Charles Bates Hunter.
Bernock Hyland, Elliott MARRIED., James
| Sterns. Gilbert Sterns. Richard Steven
son. II. Louis Sade, George Leisure.
Huntington Erhart Horace De Rivera
Williams Linau. Dodge Mapes, George
i. Throckmorton and Edward Bentley.
One of the largest of the early season
dances for the debutantes was given on
Thanksgiving eve in the Ritz-Ca rlton
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris Douglas
to introduce their daughter. Miss Jean
Douglas. Before the assembly. that
brought together a majority Of the de-
butantes and young men OF their set,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas gave n small din
ner. Another small dinner before the
dance for Miss Douglas was given by
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. John Paterson Duncan. who
makes her home Mt the Plaza. gave n
dinner last night in her apartment for
members OF her family, including Mr..
and Mrs. Ottoman Van Norden and their
children. Miss Susan Duncan and Mr..
Duncan Dunscombe, grandson of the
hostess.
Mr.. Emil j. Stehli will give luncheon
to-day at 80 Fifth avenue for Wis.,
count Shibusawa, Japanese banker.
and members of his party now travelling
in the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo r. +. wanner have
left Meadow Brook Farm. their place
in Hampstead. L. l.. and are in Pine
hurst. N. c., for the winter.
Sir William and Lady Fitzpatrick of
Quebec are at the Vanderbilt. as is
also Nine. Rene Viviani of Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
CORNERSTONE TO BE DOUBLE.
Old Ones of Fused Churches Going
Into New Structure.

The cornerstone of the new Central
Presbyterian Church. formed by fusion
of the Old First and Trinity Presby-
terrain churches at Montclair. y. J..
will be laid Sunday at Park street and
Claren1ont avenue, near the town CEN
tire. Tho new building will cost 10000.
and was designed by Carrerc a. Has
tings.
Cornerstones of the two old constitu-
ent churches will be built into the new
one, and in it's steerls will hang the
bell of "oid First" Church. which has
called several generations of Montclsir
residents 20 worship. The bell Is noted
for it's mellow tone.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Miss Outerbridge
RenewS BetrOthaL
and Becomes Bride
Daughter of Mrs. A. j. Outer
bridge Married to Capt.
Cyril r. H. Mumford.

Miss Kathleen Louise Outerbiidge and
Capt. Cyril r. II. Mumford, whose en-
gagement was announced by her mother.
Mrs Adolph ]. Outerbridge Of Tuxedo
Park and New York. early in the year
but was broken by mutual consent last
June. were married yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop William T. Manning in the Ca
thedral of St John the Divine at 3
o'clock. in the presence Of twenty rela-
tives and friends, who included the
brides mother.
Yesterdays bride is n member Of a
noted family that lived for a number
of years on Staten Island. The late
Extein Norton, who was president Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railway.
was her grandfather. She was grad
uated from Bryn Mawr and Is MEM
ber of the Daughters of the Cincinnati.
Capt. Mumford Is O son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mumford of Goodwin Hall.
Datchett. England. and grandson Of
Mr.. William Mumford OF Townley, Hall,
Essex. He served In the BritishSarmy
during the war and for some time was
stationed in Nova Scotia.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
MISS ALBERTINA P1TK1N BRIDE
Is Married to Mr.. George j. Abbott
In Schenectady.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Nov. 24.-Mss
Albertina Lane Pit'sin. daughter Of the
late Albert ]. Pitkin and Mrs. Albert ].
lftkin OF New York, and Mr.. George
Jacob Abbott OF this city were married
yesterday In the First Presbyterian
Church In the presence OF immediate
relatives and friends. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. A. Rus
sell Stevenson. pastor emeritus of the
church.
The bride. whose father was president
OF the American Locomotive Company,
- sister of Mrs. Barringer. Mrs. Henry
Lawrence Smith and Mr.. .rthur Pitkin
Of this city. She is a graduate of Vas
aar College and of the New York School
Of Fine and Applied Arts.
Mr.. Abbott is the son of Mr.. Walter
.. Abbott Of Boston. He studied music
~ the New England Conservatory of
,Iusic and Boston University. and is a
director OF music of the Schenectady
public Schools and organist of the First
Presbyterian Church. The bridegroom
father and his uncle. Russell Abbott, of
Boston, were here for the wedding.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
ENGAGED TO LIEUT.. GORDON.
Miss Helen l.. johnson to he Ma
rine Corps OGicer's Bride.

Mrs. Charles Bayne of 9Si Madison
avenue announced yesterday the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Helen
L. Johnson, to Lieut.. Andrew lie
Compile Woolfori Gordon. u. S. NJ c.,
now on the L. :. $. Wyoming. Miss
Johnson made her debut two years ago
and has been active In the Junior
League She is niece of Mrs. Howard
Page OF this city and Southampton.
Lieut. Gordon is the son of ex-JudGe
James jay Gordon of Philadelphia. His
brothers are Messrs. James Jay Cor
don, Jr.. Assistant District Attorney of
Philadelphia: Charles G. Gordon. AS
sistant City Solicitor of Philadelphia.
and John Douglas Gordon of New York.
His sisters are Mrs. Howard Yocun,
and Mrs. George Riley Ridgeway OF
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
MAURICE J. o,CONNELL.

Maurice j. O'Connell. 81. a road con.
tractor in Bergen county, n. j.. died
yesterday Of pneumonia at his home, 135
Union street, Hackcnsack. He was III
eight days. He had recently completed
Bulls Ferry road. which runs along tic
Bergen and Hudson county lines for
about two miles. and also built Ridge
road. which runs three miles. lie was
born in Hacl1onsack. His wife and a
daughter survive.