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The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Bishop Whitehead,
Episcopal Prelate,
Pittsburgh, Dead
Stricken With Heart Disease
at Niagara Falls Returning
From Vacation.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1s.-The Right
FEY. cortlandt Whitehead. S. T. D..
IL. d.. Bishop OF the diocese OF Pitts
burgh of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, died suddenly at Niagara Falls.
=. y. early to-day according to word
received here by friends.
The Bishop spent his vacation in
Rhode Island and stopped at the Falls
en- route TO his home here. He suf-
fered a heart attack Friday. but the
illness was not considered serious. A
second attack this morning ended IN
death.
Bishop Whitehead headed a diocese
which extended throughout southwestern
Pennsylvania. He was a noted figure
In the Episcopal Church throughout the
United States and was one OF the Oldest
bishops in office.
He was born in New York city, Oc-
tober 80. 1912. He was confirmed In
Christ Church, Andover, Mass, and was
educated at the Newark Academy
Pingry School, Phillips Andover Acad-
emy, Yale and the Philadelphia Divinity
School.
He was ordained a priest at Black
Hawk, Col. in 1863. and after serving
as rector OF churches at Central City
Empire and GEORGETOWN In Colorado.
and at South Bethlehem, Pa. he was
consecrated Bishop Of Pittsburgh in
1882.
He was high In the councils Of the
church. His friends worked diligently
to have him give up his work as
chairman OF the general committee on
prayer book revision when he WITS PROS
trated by tho heat In June OF this year.
He refused and did not go on his vaca
tion until his report was ready for the
general church conference now in ses-
sion at Portland. Ore.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
RELATIVES AND CHARITY
GET BIG OSGOOD ESTATE
Requests of S77I, $50 Net Are
ShoOn IN Accounting.

executors Of the estate OF the late
Elizabeth A. Osgood. who died March
!. s2l. made application Yesterday 10
surrogate James a. Foley for a judicial
settlement and showed valuation OF
the estate at $500, 769. According 10 the
accounting. after payment Of taxes. ad
ministration and other expenses s77f $50
was distributed among the beneficiaries
of tho Will
Those who received bequests under
the terms Of the viii were Emmie A.
Anderson Of 25S Riverside Drive. a
niece, who received $4,000: Irene
Thomas, also niece. Of Mount Vernon.
$4,000: MRS. Sallle Sargent OF Salem
Mass, friend. $4,000 Marie +. Os-
good, sister-in-law. s5l COO Mary q. Cut
ter, cousin. OF Salem. Mass. $50 6oo
and Julian a. MADAM Of London. $4,000.
The New York Society for the Prcyen-
tion OF Cruelty to Children receives
$4,000 and $1,000 goes to the Rev. Charles
J.. Slattery. rector or Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church, who conducted the
funeral services.
a number OF rare Honiton laces were
bequeathcd to the Metropolitan Museum,
Of Art, but were declined byy at in
sutution. = residue of 81 was
turned over TO tho RooseveY pital.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
NEW LoNDoNERs ENTERTAIN
weitzeI Residence Scene of bridge
Party To-day-HoteI Arrivals.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Sept. 1S.-Mrs.
Weitzel. wife of Lieut.. G. W. Wetzel,
y. S. ~, and Mrs. Mccain. wife Of
Lieut. A. r. Mccain, q. $. NJ. OF the
Submarine Base, will entertain at bridge
at the Weitzel residence, Pequot colony,
tomorrow afternoon
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel include
NE. and Mrs. Howard Langford Mr..
Marion Lord. Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Caddy,
Mr.. Charles Penman, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bender. Mr. Edward Bender. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad T. Smith, Mrs. Charles Ran.
Mr.. w. f. Remington. Mr.. A. ID. Cur
ran, Mr.. Kenneth Osborn Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. James II. Cullen. Mrs. Ann Mason,
Mrs. II. w. Il. Read. Mr.. Robert Edeson.
Mrs. Thomas Achelis. Fir. Charles J..
Mulligan. Mr.. Henry Mowbray, Mr.. NJ.
II. Harris. Mr.. Clarence Derwent Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Bralnard. Miss
Eunice Brainard. Miss Ann Will
son and Miss X. Il. Rathbone, all Of New
York: also Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Cook.
Huntington. n. Y: Mr. Thomas Blcket,
New Rochelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Plant. Jamaica; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deveney, Atlantic CITY, and Mr.. Ralph
n. Allen. Orange. N. j,
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
DR.. STORER, HARVARD'S
OLDEST GRADUATE, DIES
World Famous Obstefricion
Was in 93d Year.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept 1S.-Dr. Horatlo
2. Storer, who was the oldest living
graduate OF Harvard University. died
late to-day at his home here in his 93d
year lie had been III six months
DR.. Storer, who was born In Boston
February 81. 1890, was an International
authority in his speciality Of obstetrics
and was the inventor Of numerous ap-
pliances now In use throughout the
world In this branch or medicine The
general use OF rubber gloves BY eur
geons IS credited to his initiative.
After leaving Harvard he studied
medicine in Paris. London and Edin-
burgh and established practice in Bos-
ton in 1865.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MISS ENGS BRIDE OF MR.. GRAY
IN GREAT HARRINGTON CHURCH
Ceremony Is First of Three
Autumnal Weddings at Bay
State Colony.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoKK HERALD,
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass. Sept. 49,
The first of three autumn weddings III
the Great Darlington colony took place
In st. James's Episcopal Church this
afternoon when Miss Franklin Engs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Frank
lin Engs of New York and Great Bar
rington was married to Mr.. Donald
Stuart Gray. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam John Gray of Detroit
The bride wore a white satin gown
trimmed with pearls and a long court
train. Her net veil was caught with
orange blossoms and her shower bouquet
was OF white orchids and lilies-of-the-
valley. Mrs. III. Stevens Gillespie of De-
troit was the brides only attendant
She wore champagne colored chiffon with
brown tulle sash and brown velvet hat
The Rev. Edward c. NJ Tower of St
.Iames's Church oficiated. with the Rev.
Joseph II. Lynes of Englewood. n. j.,
assisting. The bridegroom's brother
Mr.. William John Gray. Jr.. of Detroit
vas best man. The ushers were Messrs.
George NJ. Schurman of New York, son
of the American Minister to China, and
Mrs. Jacob Gould Schurman: Phelps
Newberry. son of Senator Truman II.
Newberry III. Stevens Gillespie, John
Donald Currle of Detroit, Russell Larned
Engs OF New York, brother Of the bride
end Donald NJ. Weston of Pittsheid. a
brilliant reception was held at Birch
wood, the country place Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Engs.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
William John Gray of Detroit, DR.. and
Mrs. John Dodge Peters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul G. Downing. Mr. and Mrs. William
V. Swords. Mr.. and Mrs John H. c.
Church, Miss Mary Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles #. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Durant Ticknor. Misses vir-
sinia and Martha Ticknor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard S. Kerner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
r. Whitney. Miss Margaret Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Nesbit, Mr..
end Mrs Paul c. Downing, Mrs. l. c.
Bates Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Wetherbee.
Mrs. Gray, who attended the Knox
School for Girls. is an enthusiastic golfer
and tennis player and for number Of
years she has been active in the social
affairs of the Wyantenuck Country Club.
Mr.. Gray was graduated from Cornell
In 1910. In college he was n member
of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. Since
graduation he has represented the
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
VETERANS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Military Order of World War in
Convention.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Sept. lS.-Sev-
eraI hundred officers OF the Army and
Navy are at the Ambassador Hotel for
the convention of the Military Order OF
the World War. The New York delega-
tion at the convention includes Gen
Frank T. Hines. commander of the New
York chapter OF the order; Gen 5. Il.
Wolff, past commander; Brig. Gen.
Henry ]. Reilly. Lieut.. Commander
George w. Dalton. Capt A. $. Cotton.
COL. Frank r. crasto. Capt. +. Il. Bas-
.sett. apt. George Aiken. Capt. Joseph
Haas and Lieut.. hris Knudson.
Arrivals from New York at the ho-
tells
Marlboro -Blenheim: Mrs. Nathaniel
Nitherill, Miss Thorne. Mr. a. G. Baker.
Mrs. A. u. Pouch. Miss Felice Pouch.
Mrs. r. II. Keppy and Miss Florence
Richardson OF Brooklyn.
Ritz-Carlton: DIR. II. ri. Kraus Mrs.
Amuel s. Brewer. Mr.. Francis J.
coschina, Mr. whitney Warren. Jr., Mr..
A. L.. Emerson and Mr.. Charles w. Sla-
ter.
Traymore: Miss Edith Day. Miss Jo-
scphine villa Mr.. and Mrs. John David,
Miss Marietta Wood. Mrs. L. =. Hos
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Coughlan.
breakers: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Abra-
hams. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. wclsman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Lewis and Mr.. AMI Mrs. Louis Deutsch.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
HENRY WGNAUD, %,
DIPLOMAT, is DEAD
Secretary on Alabama Claims
and at Paris Embassy.

Special Cable 10 THE New YORK HEsAtD
Copyright. ls2z, b. THE NEW YoRK HEsALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, sept. rs.
Henry Vignaud dean OF Americans
in Europe, died at his home IN Bagneux
to-day. yignaud was honorary COUNSEL
lor TO the American Embassy In Paris.
He was formerly Charge d'Affaires. lie
rose In his diplomatic career from a
secretary OF the Alabama commission
just after the civil War 70 be first
secretary of the Paris Embassy. which
post he relinquished IN 1909.
Mr.. yignaud was born In New Or
leans in November, 1890. Since his re-
tirement he had lived in a suburb OF
Paris and devoted his time to writing
historical articles. He was considered
the most eminent authority on Chris
topher Columbus, and had been made 4
grand officer Of the Legion OF Honor
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been concluded.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

Special Cable 10 The NEW YoRK HEsALD,
Copyright. Is2z. b. THE NEW YoRK HEsALD.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
DINNER PARTIES Ar pLAzA.

The terrace restaurant OF tho Plaza
Hotel. which was new last autumn.
was reopened last night and many
dined there and later stopped IN the
pain, court for the concert, Some OF
those who had guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry :. Black. Prince and prin-
cess Albert Radziwil OF the Polish
Legation In Washington. Mrs. Peul Gil-
bert Thcbaud. Mr. Warren Dwight
Brewster. Capt. Gilbert r. Cotton. Mr..
and Mrs. William =. r. Preston Of
Great Neck MIR and Mrs. George
Adams Ellis OF Tuxedo. Miss Mary A.
Dickson Of New York. Mrs. Samuel ".
Valentine and Mr. and Mre Duncan
s. Ellsworth OF northampton.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Walter F. ChappeH
We dS Miss Webb
in Washington D. c.
Noon Ceremony at Home Of
Brides Mother-Recep-
ton Follows.
Special Dispatch to THE NEw YorK HERALD
Kew York Herald Bureau,

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD
Kew York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Sept. is.
one Of the most interesting Of the
early autumn weddings took place al
noon to-day. when Miss sidney Randall
Webb. daughter OF Mrs. Webb and the
late John Sidney Webb. became the
bride of Mr.. Walter r. Chappell OF New
York in the apartment of the brides
mother. at 2029 Connecticut avenue, the
Rev. Mr.. Edward Slater Dunlap of St
johns Church officiating. Only the i'm
mediate families were present. but sew
eral Intimate friends assembled for the
reception which followed.
Miss Webb was gwen In marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Hayward Hutchin-
son Webb. Her only attendant was
Miss Emily Cuthbert of Trenton. She
wore a yellow Georgette frock and car
ried tea roses. the bride being gowned
In white satin and wearing a filmy
tulle veil held by chaplet OF orange
blossoms. Mr.. Slee Crocker of New
York was best man.
Mr.. Chappell and his bride will sail
to-day from New York on the steamship
Resolute for a six weeks honeymoon
abroad and on their return will live In
New York, where he Is in business. Mr.
Chappell Is the son of the late Dr. and
Mrs. Walter f. Chappeli OF New York
Among those at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kunhardt, Jr., OF
Greenwich, Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
7. Fl. Talmage. Jr., of New York
brothers-in-law and sisters of Mr.. Chap
pell; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Strong of New
York, cousins of the bridegroom; Mr.
Graves and Miss Graves of New Yorl,
and Miss Chappell of Toronto. uncle and
aunts of MIR. Chappell. and his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riker. Jr.. OF
New York. The brides brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. James f.
Mitchell, were una BILE to come to WASH
ington owing to the illness of their
young son.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
VOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Fleitnann
have returned to their house in West
hurry from the Profile House. y. H
Mrs william Nfliligan Sloane. in from
Stanworth. Princeton. y. j.. is at the
Lorraine.
Mrs. Harry Darlington OF Pittsburgh
and Mrs. Thomas Cottman are at the
Ritz-carlton for week.
Major Arthur Hartley, Medical Corps,
II s. A., and Mrs Hartley OF Philadel-
nhia are at the Hotel Embassy.
Mime. Schumann-E Ecink has taken an
APARTMENT at the Waidorf-Astoria for
the winter.
Mrs. H. Il. Manvflle entertained at
luncheon yesterday Ut Sherry's. They
and their eon and daughter. Mr.. II. Il.
Manville Jr., and Miss Estelle r. Man
vile. have just returned from the Rocky
Mountains
Mrs. Guy d. Goff Of Washington.
d. c., wife OF the assistant 20 the At
torrey- General OF the United States, Is
al the waldorf-Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus w. Scott have
returned from Swampscott, Mass. TO The
Ritz.Carlton. where Lieut.. seommander
and Mrs. William Douglas Kilduff Of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Y. Perkins.
.ir.. OF Boston and Mrs John s. Drum
Of San Francisco also arc stopping
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William #.
Fullam arrived yesterday from Washing
ton and are al the Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden A. Thorndike OF
Boston arc at the Belmont from North
East Harbor, Me.
Mrs. James A. Moffet. Jr., OF East.
hampton L. l.. is spending few days
at the Ambassador Mr.. and Mrs. +.
10 Koven Bowen OF % East Eighty
third street also are at that hotel
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
STOCkBRIDGE REVIVES
ITS INDIAN PAGEANT
Victory ODer MohoUks Cele.
broted Again.

SpeciuI Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SrocKBRIpGE. Mass. Sept. IS. - The
autumn colony united with the Com
mlnity Service in making the annual
Ice Glen Pageant at Stockbridge to-
night the most picturesque event OF the
season in the Berkshire Hills.
Two hundred men and women in cos
tunes with band music and flaring
torches marched through the dismal
cavern on Beartown Mountain, had an
Indian war dance around a bonfire In
Recreation Park, and ended with cos
tune ball in Town Hall.
The pageant had been postponed until
tonight because this was the two hun
dredth anniversary of great victory
won by old Chief Konkapot of the Stock
bridge Indians over the belligereut Mo-
Aawks. and Konkapot celebrated by
marching through the Glen with his war
riors and having war dance on the
meadow at the foot Of the mountain.
David Dudley Field, who gave the
Glen to the town as a public reserva-
tion. first started the white mems
parade in 1854 and 1t was held annually
for fifty years then IL lapsed until
tonight. Mr.. Edward Il. owen. Com
nlunity Service head whose ancestors
were among the first white settlers in
Stockbridge, was marshal, He was ac-
cornpanied by Mrs Newman *. Perry,
dressed as an Alsatian peasant. Mr..
Heaton Ives Treadway was old king
Konkapot with much war paint and
many feathers, and Mrs. Treadway was
queen of the tribe.
Among others taking part were !:
Misses Mabel Choate, Marie o. and
Helen ]. Kobbe. Martha and Christine
Davis. Olivia Johnson, Nancy and Louise
Osborne. Helen Rice. Helen Frothing-
ham. Mrs. Arthur w. Swami, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graham Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips Blagden. Messrs. c. Alex
ander and William Ellery Sedgwicl.
Caspar c. De Gersdorff. Norman r.
Davis. William T. D. Stokes. Jr, and
Arson Phelps Stokes. Jr.
Judges of costumes tonight were !:
Mrs. William Penn Cresson. Messrs.
Alexander SedgwiclS and Owen Johnson.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MISS CURTIS is ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis n. Curtis Of Wal
demere, Bridgeport, Conn. have an
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Alice Curtis, to Mr..
Thomas c. Desmond OF New York. Miss
Curtis attended the Porter School at
Pennington ard Is member OF the
Junior League. Mr.. Desmond Is a grad
uate of both Harvard and the Massa
chusetts Institute OF Technology and be-
longs TO the University Union League.
Players. Engineers. National Republi-
can. Harvard and Technology clubs Of
New York
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Champ Clark's Son
to Wed Daughter
of w. NJ. Marsh
Vassar Graduate, Pianist and
Composer, Is Engaged
to Lawyer.

WATERLOO, Iowa. Sept. ls.--The engage
ment of MISS Miriam Marsh OF Waterloo
TO Bennett Champ Clark. only son OF the
late Champ Clark and Mrs. Clark, was
announced to-day. They win be mar
ried October ).
Mr.. Clark. a former parliamentarian
Of the House of Representatives. was
one Of the organizers of the American
Legion. He Is practicing law IN st.
Louis.
Miss Marsh, n graduate of Vassar, o
pianist and composer OF recognized ahil-
ity and an architect and dramatist, is the
daughter of Wilbur w. Marsh treasurer
OF the National Democratic Committee.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
PERSHING AT WHITE SULPHUR
IL the Guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
stetttnius.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK IgzALp,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w Va.
Sept. 1S.--Mr. and Mrs. Edward Il. Stet-
tinius have arrived al the Greenbrier for
their annual sojourn and have as their
guest Gen. John J. PcrshinG.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan d. Wilson Of Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Ben.
edict Of Havana, Mr. and Mrs Albert J.
Fay OF Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Lind
say OF Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Hitch and Robert NJ. Hitch Jr., OF
Savannah Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Kraffert
OF Titusvllle, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. Faust. Miss Audrey Faust and Miss
Aschev. st. Louis. Mrs +. a. Bonnell
and Ward L. Bonnell of East Orange
arc among the new arrivals at the
Grcenbrier
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
A--~-=-~A--=~-@-@-~
CONPACNA-CEHABONT.

Miss Caroline Cerabone. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Cerabone of $40
Northern avenue. was married last
night to Michael A. Compagna at St
ElIzabeth's Church, 16th street. The
Rev. Father Hayes performed the GER
emony.
A dinner and reception for one hun
dred guests We're given at the Hotel
Plaza after the ceremony. Three uncles
OF the bride-prominent in real estate
circles-Dr. Charles V. Paterno. Mr..
Joseph Palermo and Mr.. Anthony Pater-
no. and their wives were among the
guests
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
AMONG THE SEAGOERS.
The Resolutc and tho RoussiIlon
ont for Europe To-day.

Nine. SEE. wife OF the Chinese Minis
ter 70 the United States, will start for
England to-day by the Resolute OF the
United American Line. accompanied By
her daughter and two sons. Efrem
zimbalist. violinist also will sail other
passengers will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl l.. Schurz. Max May, vice-presIdent
Of the Guaranty Trust Company Emil
Ledcrer. director or passenger traffic
Of the United American Lines; Mr.. and
Mrs T.. y. Manloy. Mr.. G. +. w Schcl-
ling. Godfrey Dodge OF Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arnold OF Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Neville Jones of Balti-
more, Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Swift, Of
Baltimore. II. ". - Acker and Frank
NJ. Hin.
Amons tho passengers sailing By the
Roussillon of the French Line to-day
viii he n group of twenty Franco-Amer-
lean scholarship students going to Eu-
rope under the auspices OF the Institute
OF International Education, the Ameri-
can Consular Education and the Office
National des Universities ct Ecoles Fran
cases. The company includes Misses FL
eanor Cowen, Gertrude NJ. Niven. Grace
Sproull. Elsa vich. Louise II. Mohn.
Gonevieve L. Buck. Alice y. Brown
= IihHtfS CNdHts - " iliiHdls AllGt NJ.
Bovard. Tholrua r. Gibbs, Marie Rut.
ledge. Catherine Baldwin. Bessie Glenn
cnt, Lillian NJ. WinEler. Nathalie Walk
er. Katherine keiplcr, Gertrude Rodg-
ers. Celia Spalter and Mary @. o. Dom
nell.
Among other passengers will he Az
fred keffer. Chief OF Police OF Brussels
and Belgian official delegate 20 the In
tcrnational Police Conference. and Mrs
or 1a fat Mt
Mrs Samuel Houston Carr, Miss s. Carr
Miss Mary Carr, DR. and Mrs. !. r. Hal
soy Miss Ethel Halsey. Robert j.. Sew
ard and George Hewitt.
Alr. and Mrs. Carl H Pforzhelmer ani
family Of Port Chester. n. v. will re-
turn from an extended trip through
Europe IN The Olympic due to-day
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Benoit Kidnapped
Ny Sim Fein, She
Tells Paris Police
Story of Mile. lie Ferrier, Au-
thor's Would-Be Fiancee,
Not Believed.
Special Gable TO THE New YORK HEsALp.
Copyright, 1929, bu The NEW YORK HERALD


Copyright, 1929, bp THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Sept. IS.
Pierre Benoit. the author. is the CEN
tral figure In a new romance. as related
to the Paris police by his self-styled
fancee. Mile. LIE Ferrier. who has
startled the literary and social world by
declaring that Benoit during the last
fortnight has twice been kidnapped by
agents OF the Sim Fein.
On one occasion, according to letters
Mile. lie Ferrier said she received, Benoit
was locked in a dark cell in convent
near Rouen. but he was always well
police for few hours, but when it was
discovered that Benoit not only took his
meals regularly at the customary places
but was also seen at the theater with a
young woman not resembling Mile. lie
F'erricr they decided that either the
author or the friend was trying to put
over hoax on the public and thereby
obtain free advertising for some new
novel.
At any rate tue rEeHcn press is uc-
voting columns to the episode. despite
The moro probable explanation that
Benoit decided to break company with
q temporary charmer who has taken
the usual method of proclaiming herself
o the world as the fiancee of one Of the
prominent writer's of the day.
Benot has caused stirs in the French
literary world on previous occasions.
His book, "''L'Atlantide," published dur
ing The last year OF the war. achieved
considerable success and was crowned
by the French Academy. Then critics
came forward who charged that the
work had been plagiarized from Rider
HaSgard's she" Benot denied ever
having read the English authors book.
Next came his Lac Sale" and critics
said he had drawn freely upon Victor
Hugo for this book. Benoit answered
that this time he had plagiarized pur-
posely to trap his critics and give them
The laugh If they didn't discover il.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MISS HYLAND's WEDDING.

The marriage OF Miss Marguerite Ce-
celia Hyland, daughter Of Mrs. Della
Mackay Of 147 West Ninetieth street and
previously Of Saratoga Springs. to Mr.
Wallace Henry Kennedy OF 214 West
Ninety-second street. son OF Mr. John j.
afternoon In the Church Of st. Gregory
the Great, with the Rev. r. X. Walsh
officiating Tho reception IS to be in the
Hotel Commodore
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
M A r R | A G. E S

BAER--ARBIB.--Mrs. Alexander Arbib OF $40
West End av. announces the marriage OF
her daughter Louly, TO MT. Harry Basi
Of New York city, on September IS. 1922
-BOURNE.-Marlan G. Bourne.
daughter OF the late Frederick G. Bourne
or Cakdale. Long Island. 10 Robert O.
Elbcrt Of New York city. at Baltimore,
Maryland.
sAWYER-SCHROEDE daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schroeder, for
Ineriy of Montclalr. n. j.. 10 Rollin Alger
Sawyer, Jr., on July 20. At ST. Fad
burgh's Church. Broadway, Worcester
shire, England.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
LUDLOW ESTATE se27.oeo.

According to an appraisers report
filed yesterday, Margaret T. Ludlow.
who died May /. 1921. left gross estate
Of $649.ls5 and net estate or s627 900.
II consists Of: Real estate. S202.156 !:
cash. s15.l77: bonds and mortgag geg
Si92,0S4 and stocks, S23s.777. The
daughter, Susan l.. Parish. receives one
half and the other half Is left In trust
for the son. Edward II. Ludlow. Henry
and Susan l.. Parish arc executors.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

wAISH.-Septemhe ~, Anna, aged 50
years Funeral chapel stephen Mcrfs't
Hurial and Cremation Co. iei sth Ak .
corner iSth = or TUESDAY. o'clock.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
TO WED MISS PAYNE.

Mr. and Mra. Charles Leicester Payne
of New York have announced the on
easement, of their daughter. Miss Har-
riet lfurd Payne 60 Joseph Field Park,
n. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Field
Park Of Rye, n. Y. Miss Payne is q
member Of the Junior League and at
tended Miss Porter's school at Farming
ton. Mr. Park attended Cutler and
Flotchkiss schools and was Al Yale for
iiNo ycsrs He served In the navy dur
ing the war