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New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
DEATHS

AfI.FS-susan A., widow % the tate Dr..
J. a. Alien. died q her residence, %,
osmber so. lgf2. Services will BE- held
January q 1913. a. II o'clock IN the
morning in the chapel OF the Fourth
prss6vterlsn Church az sist st and West
End ay.
BECKlyITH--At her home. 90 Market a..
Pouohkeepsie. n. r., December 20, l921.
Harriet Goodale Beckwith. widow % the
late George l.. Beckwith. of Hawaii. IN
her eighty seventh year. Funernl serv-
ices PouThkoepsie. Monday Jan l. az
1850 a. m.
BOGAN-suddenly, on December %. caths-
rine Began fnec Sheridan), AZ her honrc,
gaa East sfst u. Funeral sunday az
o'elock Interment Calvary Cemetery
BOWERS-At her residence. 500 Wesl
Ii7th At. on Friday. pecember ~. 1874
Jeanette Curry. de9ahIef on tne lsss
services a. 81 Jamess Methodist Epis-
copai church. l26th ~. and Madison
az. on sunday afternoon AZ o'clock
BROWN-on December az, isa3 Mary E.
fig East 6sth st.. on sunday az y. M.
fnterment Greenwood Cemetery.
RI-KKE-On December -, Marion A. g.,
beloved daughter OF Coleman W. ana
Catherine 7. tnes Walshl and sister OF
Katherine. Edna, col.men, Frank, Mrs.
ri Peters Mrs. A. Tuiiy ana Mrs. J.
sullivan Funeral from her late resi-
dsnce. 1885 Anthony sv, on Tussday.
INnuNEl 3 A.
Joscph's Church. where a solemn requiem
mass viii b. offered Tnterfnent Galway
Cemetery. Automobile coftege.
CITADfs-UeorEo g CAMPBELL FU-
NERAL CHURCH Broadway.etth ~.
Sunday. y. m
CORNELL---AnAa Amelia. wife ~ the late
William -. Corrpl 81. Funeral services
from the residence Of her father, Charles
NJ Reyser, - Bergen sv., Ridgewoot,
~ J., sunday, y m.
CROHEN-Claire Whee cr. beloved mother
on Ms n. Blaine Dawson. on Friday, De
cenber 20. Funeral services az CAMP
BELLS FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway
end 66th st.. sunday, $3.50 y. m.
DUFFY-Thomas r.. beloved husband Of
Bessie A. (nec Mlller). Funeral sunday.
December ~, AZ ?. n. from bis late
ELIIS-On Thursday. December -. Mary
r.. Ellis wife Of the late Lowell L. Ellis
Funeral from her late residence. teii
ilth av.. Brooklyn. sunday. Decembe-
~. al .. N
FRIEDI.ANDER-on December a. Monta-
que A. Funeral services Chapel stephen
Merritt Burial and Cremation Company,
18th sv., sunday .. m.
OALL.ACHER--on Friday. December o..
AZ Kingston. y. T.. John +. Galagher.
aged 50 years. Funeral az ~. Mays
church. Rordout. Tuesday. January 2,
AZ 10 O. m.
GINDRAT CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway-tsth st. until
Tuesday.
0ONZALEs--on Dsosmhsr %. Charles M..
beloved son of J0scph and Louise Oon-
x. ' . fSnsss ss'y s.s w.sb @ b h's s,S At
esy AZ t;so p. m, Funeral Monday.
January J. az ~ o'clock. IntsFment
0rsonvood CemsteFys
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

co,onsl ". N. Barry, U. s. A., and
Miss Helen ncGrcgor.
mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Williams
Of Princeton, who are MAKING sn -.
tended stay al The Princess, A,9 -
eompanied BY Colonel Weob u nny''
and Miss Keeler, OF Fremon,; Vn'D
In honor Of Mr. Clay Merrill EnlIig nI,,
States vice consul and Mrs msTIiI.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Tworooer' OF LehSI
and New York. entertained no tns
Princess with a small dinner AZ wniSs
thclr other guests were mr. 'onn
Hand. chairman Of the Bermuda Iraos
Dcvsiepmsnt Board and Mrs. HAND
and MT. and Mrs. John l.. stanley oi
Other recent dinners at The Princess
included that BY Mr.. Edward Banning
Weston.
Arrangements for a very active so
rial season NJ the Hamilton Hotel have
been rAde by Mr. J. A Sherrsrd, man.
arer. Among the social features nj
tbis hotel will be the big party on
Washiugton's Birthday, February Y
The lay party. which made such
'it inst season Is 70 be repeated and
will probably become an annual event
Among those stopping at tho 81
George are Mr. Walter Phelps Dodge
and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sawyer who
have reservations FOR a considerable
period.
Mrs. Irwin g. Cobb and Miss Eliza
beth Cobb. are among those from New
York Just arrived at the ST. George
and others from New York registered
there include Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. New
lean. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Jacobson and
the Misses Beatrice Hauser and kath'
crime Hartel.
New Yorb IL we'll represented a. all
the other leading hotels including the
lnverurie, Belmont. South Shore, Amer
lean. Colonial. Imperial, Royal Prince
Point Pleasant, and Fraseati.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baron who are
spending a fortnight there, are smona
the New York arrivals at the Royal
Prince
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Aida and 'MefislOfele'
Sung at Metropolitan
Didur Follows Chaliapin as His
Satanic Highness and Gives
Vivid Performance

Familiar operas we're the rule yester.
day st both Metropolitan perform.
ances. with the seasons third perform.
ance Of Aida In the afternoon, where
Elizabeth Rcthberg. as before. was q
very effective heroine with a strong
voice able 20 make the best Of rs
various arias. Amneris, Il seems, 4.
the fuctuating part Of the opera. II
was sung BY S!Rrid Onegin the first
time. the next hy Jeanne Gordon a.
now BY Nine. Matzensuer, who found
IL well suited % her appearance and
voice. She looked the part. and there
was little. II any vocal strain. Mr..
Martinelh, rs usual, was Rsdamss, and
Mr. Danise Amouasro, with Mr.. Gustaf-
son az the King in an eleventh-hour
substitution for Edmund Burke, and
Mr. Mardones and Mr.. Robertson IN
other parts.
a special performance" Of "Mefs-
iofele' in the evening brought that
opera back 20 normally with Mr. Didur
IN the diabolic role While he did not
have the commanding presence Of Mr.
Chaiapin, or the Russians inimitably
Mcphistophelian voice and manner, he
did well. There we're strength and
depth In his singing and due applause
20 reward Il. Mr. Cigli was IN good
voice as Faust, vith Mme. Alds again
ss Margherita. Frances Perhlta as
Elena. and Kathleen Howard - Marta.
Other parts we're taken oy Nine. Permit
md MessFs. Bada and Paltririeri. with
he effectively internal ballet. Mr.. No.
ranEenl eon4i-s<f beta performances,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum % Natural History
Metropolitan Museum % Art; admission
Aquarium: admission fre..
Btook. Au-run admission free.
New a." Historical Society; admission
Van corilsndt Park Museum: admission
free.
zeologiesi Park; admission free.
Hall % Fame at New York University.
UuiveraitY Heights. udmi flon free.
Museum % the American Indian Heys
Foundation. broadway and ittth street
Admission free.
Exhibition % color ak-tches. Cornrnunltv
Church house. Park Avenue and Thirty
fourth Street: admission free.
Exhibition % Pasieur Centenary. New York
Academy OF Medicine. an day
EAhibifl0n Of effects relating 70 Loui.
Pastsur New Yorf Academy Oh Medi-
cine. W West Forty y-third Street. All day.
Metropolitan Museum q Ar. The ceiss.
tai Land % china" By Anna e. Chand.
Elise T. Carey on industrial Arts In
the Mldd.e Ages" 3 O'clock and On
terror Decoration-fn Italy" By charie,
r. Richards. Z o'clock
Lecture by pr. VIII Durant on "ahakss.
pare Julius Caesar" Labor Temple
o'clock
lecture hl Df. hchnlman on The Church
and Happire.s" Temple BETHEL Fiffh
Avenue and eevcHiy sixth street. !
o'clock
Community forum. Park Averu, and
Thirty fourth Street. : o'ciocE Ad.
drrsFss b. stephen g. Wise, Percy Stick
nsy Grant Henry Nsumann e al. IN
Dedication ~ usw auditorium.
Aodfess ~ Dr. John Roach stratoa on
Has VIII Hays Betrayed the NOrAil
of or American Youth % Moving Pie.
Tar. Money Z" Calvary Baptist Church
sol0ck.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Chester OsterhOudt Dies
Brooklyn Man Stricken After
Drive i'm Park

Chester 0sterhoudt, owner Of one Of
the show places on Brooklyn Heights
and for many years one Of The most
prominent citizens Of the borough,
collapsed from heart failure yesterday
az he was helping his wife out OF the
sedan In which they were returning 70
their home. az 80 Willow Street, after
drive through Prospect Park. He
died before a physician from the Holy
Family Hospital could reach his side.
Mr. Osterhoudt was born in Kings
ton, N. Y, eighty-three years ago. but
took up his residence In Brooklyn sixty
years ago. He was employed In A. 7.
Stewart's store, now John Wana-
makers. when he first came TO the
city, bu. later went into the tug bust
ness, in which he made his fortune.
His fourth marriage took place In
September, 1920, when Mrs. Lulu Alice
Robbins, Of l25 Fort Greene Place,
Brooklyn, became his bride. Besides
his widow his only survivors are n
sister and several nieees In Kingston.
lntoment will be in MiddletoWn. Del.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Hospital TO Keep Tabs
On Babies Until TiCeIUe

A novel plan Of disease pre-
ventlon In children has been
adopted by the New York Nur'-
cry and Child's Hospital, whereby
the physical progress Of all chill
dren born under the care Of tho
institution will be watched until
their twelfth year. DR.. Jesse r.
sammis, director Of the pediatrie
service Of the hospital, made the
announcement yesterday. saying
that the plan would supplant the
hospitals prenatal work.
Normal infants and healthy
children. as well as the less for
tunate among the $500 infants
born in the indoor and outdoor de-
partments Of the hospital eaeh
year. will be given earefui at
tention.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Reynals Give
Formal Dance
For Daughter
Miss Adele introduced at
Affair at the Ritz Which
l. Preceded by Dinner
Attended by Debutante
Miss Bernhard HonOred
Parents Entertain for Her;
Mr.. Whitney Warren Jr.
l. a Host Of the Evening

wr and Mrs. Eugene s. Rsynai gave
4, dance last night AZ The Eltz-Carlton
- Introduce their second dsughtsr'
Mss Adele Reynsl. There werc sew
.,h dinners given before the hhair'
". Charles de Rham jr. gave din
s,r AZ the Ritz which Vns ATTENDED
\, Mis-. Rsynal. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Philip
psntsrd gave a dinner at the Ritz for
Miss Phyllis Bernhard and later TOOK
,bely quests 70 Miss Rsynarf dance.
Among the guests at Miss Benksrd's :
5,,n.r we're the Misses Marion De
Rham. Priscilla Allen, Dorothy sehia'
Io,ise Barber. Constance Ripley. Mary
spsneer. Caro- Shaw. MARY Forces Be
s,ries Gawtry. Mary Boppin, siby'l
Bliss Disna Dalzeii, Frances Nc
Keever. Betty Graham, Rosalio pilot
Augusta Trimbie, Maud oakes' Ruth
BALDWIN. Hope Norton, Margaret
stone. Elizabeth Armstrong Betty
ste,tinius. Adele Kelley. Marian VII
lard. Isabelle Kemp. Andrew Ulmsn and
Molly Booeoek.
Also Messrs. william Adee' PAU
Wsrburg Ir, Henry Sproul jr, craig
Biddle, WHY'S Belts, James a. gvI-
den, Andre Lord, Lansing MeNieEAi'
Donald MeViekar, Ralph Miller H,sn is,
Hartman, Russell Lowell, Cihord sil-
Ter. James II. 0ttley, Leslie kountLe'
EDWARD de Witt jr., Hugh keogh, Louis
Pooler, Randolph +. Burke EoEsIu
Davis. Oiin Dows, William AaeaoS'
Addison Closson, Franklin heTkere'
Walter Phelps. Robert Sehirmer' james
Mapea and Stuart Stone. a.,
Mrs. Charles dc Rham jr. gave q am
ner last night at the Ritz Carlton IN
honor Of Miss Cornelia Van Rensselaer,
Robb. The guests, who sfterward az
tended the ball for Miss Reynai' IN
cluded the Misses Corneiia Livingston
Cs,hlcsn Vanderbilt. Jean Potter Ma
filda Ellsworth. Adele Reynsl, ABBY
Rockefeller, Julia Brokaw, Louise
Clews, Esther Stevens, Garcia de p
KIP. Cynthia Robinson. Marie BROOKE
and Kathryn knight.
Also the Messrs. James 3. Taller IT,
Henry L. de Rhnm, Girsud Foster jr-'
William N. V. Hoffman ir-, A. Coster
Sehsrmerhorn. George II. Pendleton'
PALMER KountEe, Eugene Reynal, WI
lam Butler Duncan jr., Grafton Minot'
James II. Ripley, Gordon Hammersley'
Iohn p. suydam jr., Sidney d. Ripley
md Bernard &. Law, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. whitney Warren IT, gave
Inner last night before the dance for
Miss Reynal. Among Mr.. Wsrrent
frlends who attended the dinner were
Wr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr7
1fr. and Mrs. }. Hampden Robb, MI
ana Mrs. George II. Warren jr., Miss
Grace Vanderbilt. Miss Muriel Wander
Bit. Mr.. Maury II. p. Paul. Miss Ellen
Randolph and Mr. Charles +. Have
meyer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Year TO Bring New
Records at Dog Shows
Large List of Entries Ready for
Ring Exhibit as Season
Is Opened

The new year will undoubtedly
break records in the dog world. The
list Of shows that are booked are In
greater numbers than ever before and
the exhibitors are al awaiting the
opening Of the show rings % bring out
the new youngsters and imported dogs.
The Long Island Kennel Club will
hold at their club rooms, Brooklyn, an
evening match with many cash prizes
and trophies. Among the judges are
Dr.. G. G.. Anderson bulldogs; Mr..
George O. Canning, French bulldogs;
Dr.. +. II Berendsohn, all toys; Mr.
Jo5eph Paleseondola, Boston terriers;
Mr.. Il. N. BermRn, shepherd dogs. and
Brussels griffons; Miss Elsie Blum,
pomeraninns, and Mr. II. Chilling
worth. all terriers.
There are three fixtures In the
metropolitan district following the
Long Island Kennel Club event which
will be highly attractive to local eT-
hib.tcrs. The first speciality event
will be held by the Pekingese Club OF
America az its annual show in the ball
room Of the Hotel Plaza, Monday, Jan
uary 10. Mrs. NJ II. Ehlermann, OF
Greenwich, Conn. will act as Judge. -
The American Spaniel Club Of New
York Will follow with their annual
event on January 26. Pomcranians
will be shown on January 2s at the
WRldorfAstoria roof garden. Charles
G. Hopton will judge the classes.
The Washington Kennel Club will
hold its annual Capitol Show at Wash
ington on January 26 and q. The
judge at this event is Anton A. Rost.
Of New York.
From February 6 TO February a
ten shows will be held. The Kennel
Club Of Philadelphia will hold lie an
nual all-breed show on January G and
z, and on February 9. at the list Regi-
ment Armory, there will be a combined
show Of terriers by the Irish Terrier
Club Of Amerfca, with J.. J. Lynn, OF
Port Huron. Mich, as Judge. John
Campbell, Of England, will oficiate al
the West Highland Terrier Club. The
Cairn Terrier Club Of America will
have u. L. Daingerfeld Lewis. Of New
York, az Judge Both the smooth and
wire-haired fox terriers will be taken
over By G. Hewlett, Of England.
Airedale terriers will be Judge by
Joseph Russell. Of Toronto. The Welsh
Terrier Club Of America will have
Charles g. Hopton officiating
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Mrs. Pierre Cartier
Gives a Luncheon
For Miss Delavan
Mrs. C. Eric W. Mcdonald
Will Dine Debutantes;
Mrs. Stetlinius TO Hold
Reception for Daughter

Mrs. Pierre G. Cartier gave a lunch
con yesterday at sherry's for her niece
Mics Elma Delavan- After the lunch
con Mrs. Cartier took her guests to the
matinee and then 70 the Hotel Lor-
raine for tea.
The guests included the Misses Nina
Hudson, Noel ChAntillon, Katherine
Bsbst and Frances Miller, Mrs. Eloh
Huntington, Mrs. Irwin Powell ard
Messrs. Livingston T. Merchant, Van
Rensselaer, s. Voislawsky, William C..
Breed jr., John D. Barrett and william
Birdsall.
Mrs c. Eric ". Mcdonald viii give
n dinner at Pierre's Monday night FOR
a number Of the seasons debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius
will hold reception at their home
1921 PARK Avenue, on Monday after
noon for their daughter, Miss Betty
Stettinius.
Mrs. william Adams Kissam gave a
luncheon yesterday at Delmonicos s.
Mrs. William +. Ia Tor was among her
guests. Mrs. John Prentice Kellogg
was another luncheon hostess yester-
day At Delmouioo's.
Mrs. William r. Hearst gave g din
ner dance at her home last night fof
her son, Mr. George Hearst. About
forty guests attended. They included
the Misses Natalie Hanna, katherine
Boeart, Josephine Flood Margare;
Hennessy, Margaret Powers, Frances
Rudlong and Marie Stain and Messrs
Philip Plant. Leland Hayward, Allan
Marsh, Sheldon Albeit, Charles G.
Brennig. John {. Fsirehild jr., Frederic
sayles jr and Don Keresey.
Mrs. Henry II. Abbott gave n lunch
con Yesterday 40 the 81. Regis for her
daughter, Miss Jane Abbott. The
guests later attended matinee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFSdden jr,
OF Overlook Pa. have recalled the In
f vitations Tor the marriage Of theiI
+ daughter, Miss Anne Elizabeth Ne
Fadden, 10 Mr.. Bernard Michael Shan
ley. because Of the death OF Mr. Shan
lcy's father, Mr.. william Carleton
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. O'Gorman
Of Providence, have announced the en-
gagoment OF their daughter. Miss Betty
O'Gorman, 10 DR.. EDWARD F. Shay, o.
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Miss Norma Werner to
Marry Mr.. ]. b. Magnus
Engagement Is Announced by
Parents at Luncheon
Entertainment
Entertainment

AR. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Werner. Of
Brooklyn, and Greenwich, Conn., an
uouneed the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Norma lnez Werner, 20
Mr.. Joseph Baird Magnus, at a lunch
con st Pierre's on Friday. Miss Wer-
ner, whose father Is president OF the
Independent Salt Company OF New
York, Is graduate OF the Brooklyn
Heights Seminary, and a member OF
the Brooklyn Junior League. She re.
turned In September from an extended
tour abroad under the chapeTonage OF
Mrs. Jessica I.ozier Payne
Mr. Magnus Is the son Of Mrs. Mag
rus and the late Percy Cecil Msgnus
Tie was graduated from the Stauntor
Military Academy IN 1914. and served
In naval aviation during The war. He
is grandson Of General Lucius J
Gartreii. Of Atlanta, ca, who served as
Senator from Georgia IN both The
United States and the Confederate
states Senates.
Those who attended the luncheon
were Mrs. Magnus, Mrs Percy c. Mag
nus. Mrs. George L. Horton, Mrs. Free
born Gerrettson Jcwett Sd, Mi,s Gladyl
Tovnlcy. Miss Charlotte Schmidt. Misi
Grace Pierson, Mrs. Jessiea Loziel
Payne, Miss Bremnor Crafts. Mrs
Arthur J. Whitney, Miss Marth'
Riecks, Miss Katherine !. Magner. Mis-
Dorothy Mcmillan. Miss Elizabeth Mag
! nus, Miss Lille Meurer, Mrs. Trempe
J Longman, Miss Mildred Hegcman, Mis-
Alice Bush, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler. Mis-
Ruth Wilson. Miss Carol Small, Mis-
Winifrei Ward. Miss Leslie W. Pome
roy, Mics Louise Goetze. Mrs. Julie
Griffith Mosher. Miss Ruth Gregory
Miss Charlotte X. Dcmorcst. Miss Id
Wuertz, Miss Helen Wise. Biss Alie
Reiuike, Miss Doris Clair, Mics Hele
Simon. Mrs. Oakley Kissam Brow
Miss Alyse Young and Miss Helo
Paterson
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
IOSEPH RALPH

Joseph Ralph, head Of tho labor de-
partment OF tho United States Steel
Corporation, fell dead from heart dis
ease yesterday IN the corporations
Offices at II Broadway. He had been
with the United States Steel Corpora
tion for three years Before that he
had been head Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing In Washington
for twenty-eight years.
Mr. Ralph was born in Allegheny,
Pa. in 1868, and lived az 766 Ocean
Avenue, Brooklyn, with his wife and
four sons. the youngest twenty-five
years old.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Jones Rites Tomorrow
Lending Bankers VIII Act a'
Honorary PaIlbearers

The funeral Of william o. Jonesi
vies.prerident Of tho National PARK
fsnk who died suddenly Friday In hi.
once In the bank from apoplezy' WI
o,eiocL a. Tho south Congregational
Church. Court and President streets
1roollyn. The Rev. Raymond Z: NC
conneli, pastor Of the church, VIII Of
hciato. ,,
lected include the following J: IL.
FULTON. president Of the National PARK
Bank: Gilbert G. Thorns,. yies-RTsTT-
dent Of the same instituti9n' ~ =.
ward and Alexander G. Snyder Of the
irving National Bank; Albert II. WIZ
gips. Of the Chase National Bank; J.
&. Alien. a private bankeri william ~ ~
P Porter, Of ]. P. Morgan a Co; 4; A. n.
Giannini, president OF the basn p,,.hsy nissr
and Edwin q. Warner. trustees OF the
south Congregational Church
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Americans We'd Abroad

CONsTANTINOPLE, Dee. 8o-.Miss
Katherine Gillespie OF New Rochelle,
n. Y, director % the Neor Eastern
Relief Orphanage. and Robert 1mbrie.
of Baltimore, State Department ob-
server az Angora. were married In the
Bensdietlne Chapai yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. InbTis began their honeymoon a.
Angors where they first net during
the Insight Of the TureO-Gresk cam
Paign
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
THE REy- SALVATORE PERsONE

TRINIDAD, Col, Dec. 30.-Ihe Key
Salvatore Pergone. pioneer gesui'
priest Of Colorado and formerly pIesl-
dent OF Sacred Heart College IN peh
YER. died here to-day. He was elgnty'
nlns years old on Christmas Day
Father Persone was a Cathole ms
sionary In the Southwest In iiontlet
days. He was born in Italy and came
20 America in 1871, going TO Frederiek
cite. nd. His first assignment was IN
New Mexico, where he built the college
AZ las Vegas, n. VI.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
nm CPoRCE A. WILSON

Dr. George A. Wilson, a dentist
,,hosa ofiee was al 80 West FoTty-sec-
ond Street, died in Johns Hopkins HOS HOS
pital, Baltimore, last week after under
goIng major operation. He will be
buried In Maine beside his father, Dr.
George A. Wilson. who died here In
1917 after having prsetieed dentistry
IN New York for fifty years.
DIR. Wilson was born here In 1873
and was graduated from the University
OF Pennsylvania dental college In 1902
He was a member Of the New York
Athletic Club, the West Side Tennis
Club. and several professional asso-
Citations. Two married sisters survive
him
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Perry Buys Minneapolis
And Reading Newspapers

John II. Perry, Of New York. who
with Richard Lloyd Jones. Of Tulsa,
Okla. owns a string Of newspapers IN
the South and Southwest. announced
yesterday that they had bought "The
Minneapolis News" and two papers in
Reading. Pa. "The News Times" and
"The Telegram" "The Minneapolis
News changes hands February ] and
the other two papers March !.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

oill be accompanied By modern pieces
Of no interest whatever bet u u
worth while 20 hunt through INC @ mass
for the good pieces, Ike ths Duneso ..o
ppvfs dsy bed (No. 2s9). There nre,
slso valuable tapestries, rugs ana
eushlons. The outstanding eolleellon,
within the collection IL that OF Oriental
porcolains, which is particularly stron
In singie-eolor giazes. This mstefls'
bv ltseif will confer certain iimpoI-
tsnee upon the sale, which begins On
Tuesday and continues through tne
three Afternoons immediately follow
tnC
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
MARRIAGES

MERRILIe-Nrs Frederick
lanes Hamilton Merrill. OF Mamaronech'
\. y. announces the marriage of her
daughter wlalfred 20 Ar Theo baSne ,,,i,.
Blseoker OF New York and New Canaan,
Conn. on Friday afternoon. DECEMBER
80 al rdgerton Hali. Mamar0neck.
WHITMAN MOssAT-saiurday Decen-
be- 10. a. Chrls, Church. short Fiils.
wr ana Mrs Fraser 81. Nossaf, 20 Roger
Warren Whitman. con OF NJ. and Mrs
Alfred A. whitman. % this citg
WIIsON-FERRIs-D %. 1872.
AZ her home. Bronxvlils. \. Y. Ruth
Hsncs. daughter q Willism Nelson and
f,oui.~ Nasterson Terris. aud Cecil Ray
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
CASPER FENNER

ITHACA, ". Y, Dec. 30.-Casper Fen
ner, AEsemblyman from Tompkins
County. died to-day Gt his home at
Lake Ridge, near here, after an i'll
ness extending over year. Mr. Pen
ner vas first elected 20 the Assembly
in 1915 and was returned OF each sue
eoeding election until this fall, when
he declined denomination. His term
would have expired tomorrow at mid
night. lie was sivtv-tWo wars old.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
WILL AM r. MOONEY

WINCHESTER, Mass, Dee. 10
William r. Mooney. general superin-
tendent Of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road. died at his home here last night.
He was born in Lowell and entered the
employ of the railroad as a brakeman
forty-seven wears ago
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
W. SCOTT HAND

OCEAN CITY, n. j., Dee. 3O.-w.
Scott Hand, member ei the United
States Shipping Board at Philadelphia
during the World War and until re-
Gently, died to-day. lie also had been
local banker and active in New Jer-
scy inland wnfe~wav nrnio~ts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
WEDDING ANNIvERsARIEs

KANFGSBERG-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Kanegsbsrg ada Winters), of iis North
fTth a.. East orange, y. J., viii glve a
reception TO their relatives and friends
et Lehtel.s .stetteFs. 6te Broad e. New
ark. n J., Monday evening, January !,
from 8 10 H. IN honor Of their silver
wedding No cards.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs. John
Boyd. OF Christie 81, Leonia, y. J.. have
dauEhter. Agnes, 20 Mr Henry '. A. Coll
ilus Of $40 West iosth st.. New York
city.
IYyIsoN-s AssNER-Air and Mrs
Mar Strassnsr. Of. IS Pearsal av, Lyn..
brook, J.. l.. announce the engagement ot
their daughter Beatrice, 70 d. Herbert
LAWSON. Of Lynbrook, on December IL
1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

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