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The New York herald., 1921-08-21
IN NE NJ 0 RIA M I.

CRAMER.--ln loving memory of Sophie
Csraner beloved wife Of Joseph ana We
voted mother OF Castor J. Died AUGUST
20, 1915.
DEAN.-Third anniversary solemn high mass
In memory OF our dcSr sister. sarah. VINO
departed this life August "a, 1918, will be
said In ST. I.ucy's Church East 104th st.,
on Wednesday. August -. At o'clock
Sisters and Brothers.
pORrNG. in loving memory OF Louise p.
Doriug Cnee Siemou). died August p, 1slo
devoted wife. loving mother and faitntui
friend. T.. y. Doring dusband) ana Chh-
dren.
HIGHAM.--1n loving memory Of our Gear
mother, Josephine Cornell Hisham, died
August q. 1909.
I.FDERI.E.-Ia memory Or dearly beloved
son and brother. Lieut.. Louis !. Lederie,
Jr., 3nsth Infantry killed IN France Au-
gust Fl, 1918.
I.EvOY In France. AUGUST rs, SERGEANT
Joseph II ~ the 306th Field Artillery.
Tattery Il. killed IN action. a glorious
lIfe nohly sacrificed m n righteous cause.
MoELICH.--rn loving memory of Rosine
Wohifert Nuclich. who passed away ,2
the better lifc August %, 1al2, ~ devoted
WIFE, loving mother. faithful friend.
scITEEL.-Gesina r. scheel. In loving mem
nrv OF my dear aunt whom God cailea 70
Himself August 81 1920.
wACKERHAGEN.--T fond and loving mem /,
ory Of our dearly beloved husband ana
father. Edward wRckerharen who en-
tered into eternal life August Il, lsib.
Your memory " dear to-day as tho
hour you paessd away. Barbara Nacker-
hagen and family.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Summer Colony
Wins in Baseball
Game at Newport
Defeats City Officials by 8 to
3 in Five Inning
Contest.

Special Despatch to TIE New York HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. 20.---Society rev.
elled here to-day at Freehody Park in
the interest Of charity. The event was a
ball game between the summer colony
team and the city officials. and the
former won by the score Of to 8. At
the end of five innings no one had
breath enough 70 keep on aud the game
was called. Mrs. Vincent Astor had
promised 70 umpire but her plans were
changed for cruise aboard the Nour-
ruahal with Mr. Astor and friends. Craig
Biddle acted as umpire on the bases.
while Commodore Andrew 3. Davidson
umpired the balls and strikes.
1t was a most cosmopolitan gathering.
those present using the bleachers as well
as grand stand.
Last year the city won the game but
this year Capt Sumner Gerard took no
chances and marshalled some forces that
could play ball. Eastman Brown Of
New York carried off the honors with a
home run. the ball going over the fence
in left field.
On the summer colony team were
Henry q. Gray, Eastman Brown, Sumner
Gerard, NJ. d. Doyle, Charles Dunlap.
Edwin w. Nash, George Peabody Card
ner. Jr; Louis S. Treadwell. Sidney
Smith and Joseph Hartman, Jr. Mayor
Jeremiah p. Mahoney and Col. Edward
a. Shednan or the city team were very
active both in the field and at bat.
Mrs. Louis S. Treadwell had charge OF
booth where candy and cigarettes were
sold. and assisting her were Mrs. Robert
Grosvenor and the Misses Annie Burr
Auchinclose, Evelyn Loew Carlotta
Havemeyer and Lillias Sheffield.
The gowns worn were attractive, and
many came after luncheons. Among the
gathering was Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James, Mrs. Hermann Oerichs, Mrs.
Oliver II. +. Belmont, Bishop and Mrs
James Henry Darlington, Miss Helen
Moran, Or. and Mrs. Alexander HAM
ilton Rice. Miss Edith Wetmore. MIR. and
Mrs Edward ]. Berwind, Commander
end Mrs. Joe r. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Harrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Whit
ney Carpenter. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fitzhugh
Whitehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Grinnel Miss Florence Locw and many
others.
Mrs. William FahnestociS was the chief
entertainer tonight, giving large din
ncr. followed by dancing, for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. Jr.
Other dinners were given by Mrs. W..
Goadby Loew, Mrs. George $. Scott and
Mrs. Walter S. Andrews.
Luncheons were given to-day by Mrs.
Joseph Z. Widener. who had sixteen
guests, and Mrs. Andrew Moreland
There was a very large gathering at
Bailey's Beach this morning to witness
the swimming contests for the Stokes
cup for girls and boys. Miss Anne
King Carley. n daughter OF Mrs. King
Carley, was the winner of the girls
race Marion wickes was second and
Mary Nicholson third. The race was
close and the course 66 yards
Miss Emily y. Pierson has gone to
Southampton to be guest Of Mrs.
James Cummings Barr Tor few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon
and Mr.. Robert Ogden Bacon, IT.. have
arrived here and arc at Ia FARCE cot
tage.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
WOULD REDUCE MOVIE TAXES.
Officers of Industry to Seek Re-
movaI OF Rental TariT.

A fight for the removal of the per
cent. film rental tax IS being arranged
by the national association Of the mo-
ton picture industry as preliminary
step toward relieving the industry OF
excessive taxation 1T was announced
last night. When the Senate Finance
Committee takes up consideration of the
revenue bill next week Saul u. Rogers,
chairman of the taxation committee of
the National Association, and William
A. Brady, Its president, will present ar
guments for the repeal of the rental tax
Mr.. Rogers says 1t is estimated that
one-third of the $4,000 picture theatres
in the United States have closed their
doors during the last three months and
that the taxation burden is generally
regarded as one of the chief causes OF
this business slump. If attendance at
theatres is to continue, he said, 1t can
be done only through reduced price of
admissions. which can only come with
reduction of taxes and other expenses
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Len NJ. Fields in
Bankruptcy, His
Liabilities $82,126
Actor and Manager Wants to
Make Fresh Start Unham-
pered by Creditors.

Lew NJ. Fields, actor and manager.
filed voluntary petition in banlIT1-pt,.5
yesterday, with liabilities of $S2.1l6 and
assets at s1O,50O, the latter being debts
due on open accounts. His attorney.
Jacob 1. Berman. said the actors recent
ventures have been unsuccessful and
that he had declared himself a bankrupt
In order to make a fresh start unham-
pered by creditors.
The principal creditors are Eta For
sotson and the Aetna Finance Company.
S23. 900; b. Altman & Co, Sf,005; Max
Blumenthal. $4,000; William r. Chap
man, Jr., $4,000 Henry Waterson, 1911
Broadway, $4,000: Isidore H. Weinstein.
$500 and Marcus Loew. $4,000.
Lew Fields and Joe Weber made
fortune as Dutch comedians, starting on
the East Side. and finally reaching
Broadway. Since they separated they
have been producing Independently, but
appeared together occasionally at re-
views and benefits.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Martin Beck has acquired (. jay Kauf
mans one act play "EiNhlcwhrow' and
vtll produce n on the Orphcum circuit with
william Halligan as the star. opening IN
Winnipeg tomorrow. Tho play was oriri-
nally produced for the Friarr club. With
Frank Bacon, Miss Frnncine Larrimorc.
cyril Keightly, Harold Mes'ayer, Harold
vosburgh and Tom ". shea IL the cast.
ii Is announced that while there viii be
no performance nj the Promenade Theatre
Of 'sThe Mimic World OF 1921" on Sundays
the restaurant on the terrace VIII be open
Tor dining and dancing.
Brock Pemberton will produce sidney How
ards play Swords" with Miss Clara Eames
and Jose Ruben In the principal roles, al
the new National Theatre, Washington.
August 20.
with Miss Inn Claire back from Europe,
arrangements have been made 10 opnn
"Elucbeards Eighth WIFE," IN which she is
ia bp starred az the Shuhert Theatre. New
Haven. August 20. md At the Ritz Theatre
here September :,
Mrr John Drinkwatcr " PLAYING m the
London revival Of her husbands play,
Abraham Lincoln." appearing ~ Susan.
maid IN the Lincoln home She uses tho
stage name Of Cathieen oxford
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Greenwich Will
Dedicate Statue
of Col. Boiling
Friends of Officer Killed in
France Erecting Bronze
Memorial.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
GREENWICH. Conn.,, Aug. 20. - Plans
will soon be completed for the dedication
OF the u. c. Potters statue of the late
Col. Raynal C. Boiling. killed by Ger
man bullet near Amiens, on the Have
meyer School grounds. facing Greenwich
avenue and the post office The statue.
OF bronze, is being erected through pri-
,vate subscriptions obtained from friends
of the Colonel. Charles d. Lanier, who
was his most intimate friend, was tnstru-
mental in starting the fund.
A supper and dance at the Field Club
last Saturday night was largely attended
by members and friends. Among those
present were Messrs Frederick Lincoln,
It. K. Rupprecht. o. B. James. George
L. Storm. Joseph H. Hunt. e. Dimon
+ Bird, C. D. Rafferty,, Colby M. Chester
and Marshall G. Bacon.
( The same evening there was dinner
and dance at the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club. Among those who entertained
there were Commodore Douglas Graham
Smyth, Col. II. E. Green, d. l.. Warthen,
: Jr.. w. j. Wayte. Sterling Pile, Richard
/. A. Monks, G. D. Cooper. NJ B. Berking,
r. V. Fell, Fred Sterling. j. G. De
Remer, L. S. Hodgrnan and John L.
Dietz.
: The nine hole miniature golf course on
the lawn of the Pickwiclz Arms Hotel is
now in use. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Riddle,
recently returned from Europe Mr.. and
: Mrs. Albert McCord of Belle Haven Mr.
and Mrs. David Huyler. Mr.. and Mrs.
. c. A. Fulton, Capt. and Mrs. s. G.. Stew
art and Mrs. James H. Kidder are recent
registrations.
! Arrivals at the Greenwich Inn from
/. New York this week include DIR. John J.
f. Doulin and four daughters DR.. and Mrs.
c. G. Caluchia and DR.. Caluchia's sis
T, ter-in-law, Miss Anna Trudor, and Mr.
! and Mrs. William w. Hawkins and chill
dren.
I, Mrs. r. w. Bayliss of New York gave
(. a luncheon and bridge Thursday at Edge
T. wood Inn. Her guests included Mrs.
!. Arthur Bergh. Mrs. G. Reginald Cross
ley, Miss Alma Howe, Mrs. Fred 0. Mel
son, Mrs. Charles Rockhill, Mrs. Charles
/, Owen Mrs. Frank b. Mckay, Mrs. Prince
(. Hopkins. Mrs. Louis II. Hunt and Mrs.
Douglas Fenwick of New York Mrs.
! Crossley gave a luncheon and bridge at
Greenwich Country Club Tuesday. First
prize went to Mrs. Wyckoff Vanderhoef
and second to Mrs. James Stevens Of
Rome. third to Mrs. J. Philbrick of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Huot of New
York gave dinner at the inn Wednes-
day on Mrs. Huet's birthday.
Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker and
daughters are at Milfer Farm, Unadilla.
N. Y.
Mrs. Parmalee McFadden and daugh-
ters returned by the Lapland on August
5 from France.
s. II. Wainwright, Jr., has been en-
pertaining his father, the Rev. DR. Sam
uel II. Wainwright, who arrived here re-
Gently from Japan. and who will leave
for London Tuesday to attend the fifth
,decennial conference of Methodists.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
IN THE BERKsHIRES.
English Players in Exhibition Golf
Game Mt LenOI.


Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
LENox. Mass, Aug. 2o.-A golf ex-
hibition by Abe Mitchell. open champion
of England, and George Duncan, former
English champion. playing against John
G. Anderson of New York and w. w.
Pitten of Schenectady, attracted a large
delegation of Pittsfield society to the
Country Club in that city this after
noon.
Mrs William T. Floyd of New York
Toured at the Taconic Country Club In
Williamstown, where a dance was held
tonight
Mrs. Nina Larray Duryea entertained
at dinner at the Old Mill in Stockbridge
to- might for Mr. and Mrs. James Burtis
Van Woert and Miss Winthrop Buchanan
Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denison and
Miss Helen Vickery Of Boston are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Denison d. Dana at
Brookside Inn. Great harrington.
Mrs. Stanford White, Mr.. Edward S.
Martin and Miss Lois w. Martin. who
have been with Mrs. Joseph Fl. Choate
in Stockbridge. returned to New York
to-day Miss Mabel Choate is the guest
OF Miss Edna II. Barger at Newport.
Mr.. Tompkins McIlvaine and Mr.. Q.
Pilen Snow of New York are guests OF
Mrs. d. Percy Morgan OF Stockbyidge
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn, Stock
bride, include Mr.and Mrs. Marshall
c. Bacon of Greenwich. Conn. Mr.. and
Mrs Gerald S. Curtis of Garrison. n. Y,
and DIR. Walker f. Swift of New York.
Miss Ellen Appleton Fuller of New
York Is the guest of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Henry
Hersey Andrew at Great harrington.
Mr.. Charles Butler is spending a few
DAYS with the Misses Helen G. and Vir-
ginia Butler at StoclSbridge.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
M AR r led.

IrIIEs-CRossMAN New York. Fri
day, August 10. 1921, Grace Thorne Cross
man to j.. Harrison Dulles. Jr., OF I'hiln-
delphia.
r,IPN PNAN-HANDLER.-Mr. and Mrs. -.
Handler, 16S Lenox sv., New York CITY,
announce the marriage OF their cauEnter.
gargie. 10 Mr.. Sol i.ipman on August II,
1927 in the city Of New York.
PoI.AcHEK-LUpwIG.- and Mrs.. a.
polachek announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Helen. % Mr.. samuel >. Lua-
Wig August II. 1921.
gIeS-GISSBuRG.-M and Mrs. Isaac
C;inFburg az Schenectady announce the
marriaze of their daughter, Elsie. 20
M samuel Rubin ~ Elmirn. n. r.,
sunday, August II. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
CHURCH LEAGUE NEEDS HOME.
Building Housing Disabled Men to
he Torn Down.

The Church women's League for Pa
triotic Service is seeking home for dis
abled soldiers receiving vocational train-
Ing. The present building at 153 East
Thirty-sixth street IS TO be torn down
about September ! 70 provide home for
working girls.
The league Is prepared TO pay rea-
sonahle rent. and would like n house 10
accommodate the thirty or forty men now
receiving aid. Miss Emse S. Day OF Bell
Haven. Greenwich, Conn. wants 10 hear
from persons who may have such 4
building to rent between Washington
Square and 10th street
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
BIRTHS.

CLARK.-Mr and Mrs. Stanley I. Clark tnee
Lillian @. Williams) Of 321 West 55th
ST. announce the birth of son, Robert
Warren Clark. Thursday. August IL.
ERNST.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ernst
(nee Paula Strauss), a son, born August
II. at Nursery and Child's Hospital.
SILvERSTEIN.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Silver
stein, $50 South 10th av.. Mount Vernon.
announce the birth of son August 20,
weight 0 pounds and ! ounces.
yOLTTER.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. (nee
fanatic KarfoD OF 700 Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn, announce tho birth of a daugh-
ter, Lois Frances. August 10, Lying-in
Hospital.
yyOT. .IrF--to Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Wolff.
1884 Lncolu place. Brooklyn, a daughter,
Doris Ellen, August 20.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
MOVIES IN CHELSEA PARK.

Open air movies. started and conducted
by the neighborhood committee of the
Hudson Guild with community singing
under the direction of Mr.. Harvey Of the
Peoples Institute, will continue Monday
and Friday evenings until the end OF
September in Chelsea Park. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues and Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets. The
audiences during the summer have some
times numbered more than 5000. with a
large proportion of children.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
BRYCE GOING TO MAINE.
yiscount 20 Visit Mr.. and Mrs. G..
III. Montague Mt Seal Harbor.

mediately after Viscount Bryce com
pletes his lectures at the Institute Of
Politics at Williamstown. Mass, will
spend several days, beginning August 2S,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Montague
at their summer home, Beaulleu, Seal
Harbor. Me.
viscount Bryce while British Anbas-
sador at Washington spent several SUM
mers al Seal Ifarbor, and expects after
staying several DAYS with MIR. and Mrs.
Montague to visit ex-President Charles
w. Eliot Of Harvard and Mrs. Eliot at
Northeast Harbor and other friends In
that vicinity.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
OBITUARIES.
FRANK ID. MOFFAT.

Frank D. Moffat of Frank u. Moffat
& Co, manufacturers agents, 200 Firth
avenue died yesterday at the Hotel
Vanderbilt. aged &C. Mr.. Moffat had just
returned from Europe with his family
and was awaiting the opening or his
home on Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. The
survivors are his widow. Mrs. Lizzie y.
Moffat. and one son. Ills funeral SER
vices VIII be held tomorrow az the
Campbell Funeral Church. with burial
AT Orange, y. A.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
FREDERICK J. FoorE.

Frederick JOY Foote. president OF the
Wright Company. interior decorators.
died at his home. 435 Riverside Drive,
Friday. He was 81 years old. Mr. Foote
cainc TO New York 1--WE years ago from
Detroit, where the principal Office Of his
company is located. and his body viii be
sent to that city for burial Services for
him we're held yesterday at his late
home.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Frederick C. Havemeyer has gone
to Mount Clemens. Mich. for three
weeks stay.
Mr., and Mrs. L. Stuart Wing are
guests of Mrs. Wing at her country place
in Westbury. L. l.
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander. who has
been abroad since early June, will sail
from France for New York September 3.
Mrs. William Austin Wadsworth and
Mr. William Perkins Wadsworth of Gem
eseo. N. ". are stopping at the Belmont
Mrs. Louis NJ. Greer, who was abroad
several months, Is a passenger on board
the Baltic, due to-day. and will live tenn
porarily at the Ambassador Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb went
to their house in Peekskill. y. Y, yes-
terday and later will go TO 6helburne
Farms, VT.
Tho heath Of Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll
has improved since she was moved TO
her country house In ossining. n. Y,
and now Is able TO go about on crutches.
Mrs Daniel S. Riker has gone to the
White Mountains for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, e. Roland N. Hartman
will go to California this week from
Arden, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Arden Ms Robbins. who
were the guests OF his mother, Mrs.
A DnI ~,
went yesterday to Lenox, Mass.
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne and her son,
Mr.. Percy r. Pyne Cd, will go TO their
house in Princeton. N. j., from Bar Har-
bor early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Clifford, who
are in Europe, will return late in Sep
tember.
Mr. and Mrs Charles P. Barton OF
Cedarhurst, l.. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred d. Bell of Rye, N. Y, are spending
the remainder of the summer with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Meal
pin. at Dune Alpin. their summer home
at Easthampton, L. !.
Next Friday will mark the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage or Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney There
is to be no celebration of the silver we'd
ding, as Mrs. Whitney and her daughter
Miss Barbara Whitney. still are abroad
They will return next month.
Mr.. David Frank Webster and Mrs
Webster, who was Miss Joan Kingsley
Oil of New York, are en- route from
Manila, P. T., where they have lived
since their marriage in this city two
years ago. They are expected back Sep
tember IL and will make their home ir
New York during their stay in the United
States Mrs. Webster is a daughter OF
the late Josiah Kingsley Ohl and Mrs,
OIL. who has returned from the South
and Is living at the Hotel Van Rens-
selaer, II East Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
ENGAGED.

XII KI0STY-COHEN.-A and Mrs. Harris
Cohen announce the betrothal OF their
daughter Augusta. to Mr.. Jack hlosty
OF New York city.
wHTTNEY-wILLIAM Mr.. and Mrs, John
H. Ravekes OF ''Ubert villa, pobe.
Ferry, ~ Y. announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Ethel Ewbank VIII
ianls 10 Mr.. Harry Lexow whitney OF
New York. Miss Williams Is the uaushisr
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
LUNCHEON ron FRANK BACON.

Friends of Frank Bacon, author and
star Of lightning" which closes its
three years run at the Gaiety next Sat
urday. will give a buffet luncheon for the
actor in the Little Theatre next Saturday
afternoon. The hosts will be the Lambs
Friars, Greenroom and Players clubs.
the Actors Equity and Actors Fidelity.
Later a parade will be formed, led by
band. to accompany Bacon to the Penn
sylvania station, where he takes a train
for Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
REVUE At THE sHUBERT.

Greenwich Village Follies 1921 the
third annual revusical comedy Of New
Yorks Latin quarter. devised and staged
by John Murray Anderson, will open at
the Shubert Theatre on Tuesday night.
August 80. Owing to the elaborate pro-
duction, it is impossible to have the
opening this year at the smaller Green
wich Village Theatre. so the engagement
will be at the Shubert, where the Green
witch Village Follies 1920 had long
engagement last season.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
THOMAS n. MARSHALL.

FARGO. N. d.. Aug. 2o.--Thomas r..
Marshall, Of Oakes. ~ ~. former Con-
gresham from North Dakota. died to-
day at his summer home at Detroit,
MINI. OF heart disease. lie served as a
member Of the House Of Representatives
from North Dakota from 1900 u 1908.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
MISS arILLiE 4. FORSTER.

Miss Mile A. Forster. formerly a
teacher in the Newark High school,
longed Illness. The funeral will be held
Tomorrow from the home OF her sister.
Mrs. w. w. Lyon, 10 shaniey avenue
Newark,
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Wearing Apparel.
Cats. Dogs. &C.

LOST-Fox terrier. with brown markings
to JOSEPH GALLIPOLI. 30 Greenwich av..
New York CITY
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Found.

FOUND-Lady's opal diamond ring, Hudson
Terminal Station, August IT, between and
10 A. NJ. Mr.. JOHN BOYAJIAN. 3 Maiden
lane. N Y. C.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
In Menoriam.

AMENp.-May Louise. age 10, daughter of
Alfred T. Amend and Caroline NJ. Walsh
August 20, 1871. at her residence,
so03 Perry av. Funeral Tuesday, August
~, 1921 ~ Al Nj. Church ~ -. Phihp
Nerf. Grand Concourse ana 2O2d -.
REAcH.-on August III i02i. entered into
rest Juifa Norrie vile of Warren &.
Beach ard daughter ~ late Adam Norrir.
Funeral private. Omit flowers. LONDON
papers please copy
IN Aers n,yis Simons, at lis residence, 1t2
East 18Th st. on August ~, 1921, W bis
T-fh year. husband - Matilda ~. Chase
o'clock sunday At "A East Spth X.
C.r.eSt,-rTrAM Prank, pG4 Sherman av..
pronx. brother Of Mary A., Robert A.
Cuninrham and Mrs, J. J. Mco'ovcrn.
Funeral Monday morning. lnterment Cal
vary.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
WASHINGTON.

Col. and Mrs. George It. Downey have
gone to Southampton, L. l., to stay with
Mrs. Downey's brother, Mr. Thomas
Davis.
The President and Mrs. Harding left
on the Mayflower yesterday afternoon
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

for cruise down the Potomac River
and will return TO the White House on
Monday, They have party OF guests
with them.
Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon. Secretary Of
the Treasury, has gone TO Southampton,
l.. L. TO he with his daughter. Miss Ailsa
Mellon, who is visiting relatives there.
He will return to Washington on Mon
day,
Senator Walter Z. Edge went yester-
day to his summer home in Atlantic
City. after having been On fishing trip
TO Canada He will sail for Europe on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rozier Dulany of
Washington and Virginia have iAsued
invitations for the marriage of their
niece, Miss Anne Carter Lee, daughter
of the late Capt and Mrs. Robert Il. Lee
and granddaughter of Gen. Robert L.
Lee. to Lieut.. Hanson Edward Ely, Jr..
u. S. n. The wedding will take place at
Trinity Church, Upperville. Va. Septem-
Der 3.
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin and
Miss Claribel Goodwin arrived in Wash
ington yesterday from Chicago to attend
the wedding tomorrow of Mrs Vicken
Won Post and Major George Oakley Tot
ten, Jr
Miss Margaret Williamson, daughter
of Mrs. William Balch Williamson of
Washington and Warrenton, Va, was
married yesterday in Warrenton TO Mr..
William Henry Hoyt of New York
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
D / E D..

.,o,a Mary l. Melliday, s. Louis
1,aact r,rta Moffnt Frank -.
@hase Tevyts s. O'Bren. Ruth G.
r,prinrbaul Prank Peace, Harry b.
ne III Cova Rosa Renehan, julia
- W,t.trca Grace c. Rohrr, Mnfhilde J.
r-.tf,,.ar rs.her RyerBop Margaret VI
t,a,.s.or Nyite 4 storrs. Anna X.
Griffin, Fannie G. swift 9u1soh
IIenriques. Henry A., szaPlra. Nic.or
Hitchcock, Mary W. Van Wlnke "a, gu =
1Fa,,g1,.nlinr Ira Waters. Mary r..
How ard. James A. MeEneIh, sonn, sonn, =
Johnson, James W. MeS6aht, oiisAai =
Knapp, Il. w. Whste' Ahie
Levy. Minnie y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Barton of
Cedarhurst l.. I. and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred D. Bell of Rye, N. Y, are spending
the remainder of the summer with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Meal
pin. at Dune Alpin. their summer home
at Easthampton, l.. /.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

Next Friday will mark the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. There
is to be no celebration of the silver we'd
ding, as Mrs Whitney and her daughter,
Miss Barbara Whitney. still are abroad.
They will return next month.