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The New York herald., 1922-03-21
WOMEN IN WELFARE WORK.

An auction tournament FOR the benefit
of the New York Orthopaedic Dispen-
sary and Hospital will be held this
afternoon at the Plaza under the aus
pices of the Junio: Guild. Mrs. Efiing-
ham Lawrence. Mrs. lie Grand L.
Benedict. Jr. Mrs. Clarence r. Sturges,
Mrs. Robert Nicholas and Mrs. Francis
G. Huntington are among members Of
the committee. Tables and single seats
may be procured this afternoon at the
Plaza.
Mrs. Thomas Ellis Brown. Jr.. Mrs.
Gilbert S. b. Darlington. Mrs. James
benox Banks. Jr.. Mrs. Charles H. Mar
shall and Miss Geneveve Clendenn will
assist In conducting a rummage sale this
afternoon at 81 West Fifty-seventh
street for the benefit of the Hospital and
House OF Rest for Consumptives at In
wood on Hudson.
A spring hat sale for the beneft n
associated charities will be held March
% at TIE Jack Horner Thrift Shop. III
East Thirty-fourth street. Among mem
bers of the executive committee arc Mrs
Winchester Noyes. Mrs. Edward G.
Henderson. Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding
MIrs. Joseph r. Truesdale. Mrs. Halstead
g. Freeman and Mrs. James a. Mile.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
WILL CONTEST BEGUN
OVER NEWPORT HOTEL
Niece of Late Mrs. Muench.
niger Claims Property.

Spccidi Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
NEWPORT. r. l.. March 20.-The viii
of the, late Amanda S. Muenchinger, pro-
prietress for many years of the Muench-
niger King Hotel. was contested in the
Superior Court here to-day. All Of the
property by the will was left to Burton
J. Baldwin. the manager. and her on.y
relative. a niece, Miss Irene Hubbeil Of
Boston. Is contesting it.
The hearing will probably take three
DAYS. Miss Hubbell appeared in cou i
this afternoon. The late Mrs. Muench-
niger was known by a great number Of
society folk of New York and other
cities.
BY the will Of Mrs. Hope Ives Powell
probated here to-day. the entire property,
which will not exceed 100000, was iett
to the two sons Mr.. Samuel Powell and
Mr.. Thomas Ives Hare Powell. This ia
cluded the large residence in Gibbs ave-
nue..
Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott has gone 10
Boston for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Frueauff who
have been at the Muenchinger- king, re-
turned to New York to-day.
Mrs. Alice Burnham Gray will spend
next summer at Newport as usual,
having leased through De Blois & FL
bridge the Pinard cottage No. 3, in Mar
ragansett avenue. She will have hsr
daughter with her.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
KING AND PRINCESS
TO WE'D IN JULY
Alexander Of Jugo-SIouia and
Marie Arrange Marriage.

BELLGRAvE, March 90 (Associatei
Press) The wedding of King Alex
ander of Jugo-Savia and Princess Marie
of Rumania will take place the middle -
July. it was learned to-day. The mar
riage was originally set for May. but
May is peculiarly regarded in Serbia as
unluclSy, Sc the King, although he Is not
superstitious, was Obliged TO defer to
the general idea. The date was then
fixed for June 4, but the patriarch
pointed out that this was a period of
fasting for the church. July then was
finally agreed upon BY the King and the
family of the Princess.
The Jugo-Slavs are immensely pleased
with the match. which is considered q
step in the direction of peace In the
Balkans. Work Is being rushed on the
new royal palace in Belgrade SO as TO
have It in readiness to accommodate
such. of the European monarchs and
other notables as attend the ceremony.
The royal couple will probably spend
their honeymoon on the Dalmatian coast.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
WILL HONOR MEMORY
OF JUSTICE HOTCHKISS
Many Courts Close To-day for
Funeral of Jurist.

All parts OF the Supreme Court with
the exception of the two which are de-
voted to the consideration Of motions
viii be closed to-day IS 3 mark Of re-
spect to the memory OF Justice Henry
L. Hotchkiss, whose funeral will be held
this morning at All Angels Church. at
West END avenue and Eighty-flrst
street.
Justice Hotchkss died two weeks ago,
hut his funeral has been delayed SO that
his widow, who was in Europe, might
be present. The pallbearers will be Jus
ticcs Smith. Cohalan. Newburger and
Delehauty Francis Pendlcton and Clar-
erce j. Shearn. who were formerly
members Of The court. and u. y. G.
Smith. William -. Guthrie, Michael
Strauss. William a. Barber. Henry
balsc and Or. A. Richard Stern.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
ATLANTIC cry ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEW YORK 1IERAtn
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. March 20.-Mr
and Mrs. William y. Noonan. who ar
rved AT the Ambassador from Rochcs-
ter Saturday, have decided to remain
several weeks
Arrivals from New York at the Tray
more include Mrs. James i. MAY. Nh
and Mrs. W. II. Potter, Miss Marion
Lewis. Miss Margcry Dean.
At the Ritz-Carlton are Mrs. William
T.. Given, Jr.. Mrs. Katie Alexander. Mr.
and Mrs. =. NJ. Finger. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Sasserath. who are accompanied
~ Mrs. Cecil Delapcnha.
New York folk at the Marlboro Elon.
helm are Mrs. NJ. y. Nixon and Miss
Elizabeth Nixon, Mr.. William I. Hill,
Mr. Richard T. Mcclure.
Mrs. Stanton Griffis Of New York has
arrived at the Dennis. and Is accompa-
MED BY Mrs. Theodore Grfiis. Miss
Louise scott and Miss Edith Nixon.
Mrs T.. r. Milan, Mr. Edward c. Milan
and Mrs. a. I. Healy are together at
the hotel.
At the Ambassador arc Mr. and Mrs
Walter Gumm, Mrs. James Mann and
Mrs II. p. DGggan.
At the Strand are the Rev. Joseph A.
Schrcincr Of Brooklyn and Mrs. B. T.,
Miller Of Brooklyn. who il accompanied
by Mrs. H. W. Redheld of New Haven
Mrs William ~. Eoardman of New
York ID 1T the characterization HAN
with her daughter, Mrs Lawrence r.
Peck. Others there are Mrs. Russell
Hopkins, Miss Josephine Hopkins ana
Miss Lucille Spafford.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Notables Among
1925 SailingTo-da
on the Aquitania
Mrs. Vincent Astor, Dr.. Ver-
9inia Gildersleeve, Sir Harry
Lauder Among Voyagers.

With the sailing to-day of the Gu
narder Aquitania with 1925 passengers
On board the Spring rush TO Europe may
be said to have actually begun. this be-
ing technically the first day of spring.
Or the large list OF passengers, in
Guiding notables OF the educational, SO
cial. business and theatrica. world. 525
will be in the first cabin. 800 in the
second cabin and 700 thiid class Many
of the voyagers are going directly TO
France, disembarking at Cherbours,
where the vessel will stop on ner way
to Southampton.
Mrs. Vincent Astor viii sail on the
liner to spend two months in France
and England:
Miss Mabel Gerry, Mrs. Beverly Chew
Duer. and her daughter. Miss Sophie b
Duer. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanly Holly
also will be voyagers.
Mrs. Howard b. st. George and her
daughter, Miss Vivian st. George, who
have been staying at the home of her
father, Mr. George f. Baker since their
return from Jekyl Island, Ga. will sail
for their home in England.
Among representatives of The business
world on board will be Harry l.. Brown
treasurer Of the Watham Watch Com
pany; G. T. Du Bois. of Tie Western
Electric Company J. l.. Fairbanks, Sec
retary of the American Railway Asso-
citation. and Mrs. Fairbanks George
Haskell, president Of the L. 5. Machine
Gun Company r. III. NJ. Robinson
president of the United American Lines
George e. Learnard. president of the
international Combustion Engineering
Corporation. and Mrs. Learnard; and
F. Fl. Bedford. vice-president of the
Standard Oil Company. and +. III. Bed
ford. Jr.
Sir Harry Lauder. Scotch comedian
and Lady Lauder also will sail. accom-
panied by Tom Valance, Sir Harry's
manager and Mrs. Valance. Maurice
Mouvet. dancer. and Miss Eleanora
Hughes. his dancing partner. will sail
to fill engagements abroad.
Other passengers will be Mr.. and Mrs
George VI. Angler. II. b. Bainville
David Bernstein. treasurer of Loew's
Il caters; Prof. and Mrs. w. NJ Bayliss,
Capt. J. ~ Buchanan. e. c. Dewitt
Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson Mrs Bev-
erly c. Duer. Miss Sophia Duer. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. Blake. DR.. Virginia Glider
sleeve, dean of Barnard College; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Halle, Prince Lvoff
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Reford of Mon
treal. Major-Gen ]. W. Stewart, G. e..
c. NJ. c.; DIR. o. Takai Suchan, Consul
for Czecho-Slovakia at San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tornquist and Mr.
and Mrs Junius B. Wood ot Chi ago
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
AMoNc TIE rLAYGoERs.

At the National TO see The Cat and
the Canary last night were Mr. VIII
lam Tilden I'd. who gave = theater party
after Il dinner az the Vanderbilt Col
and Mrs Edward VI. House. Mrs. Cord
Meyer. Mrs. S. Stanwood Menkeu, Mr
and Mrs. David Bonner and Mr.. Her.
mann Oclrichs.
st the Empire for "Thc czarina" wore
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace g. Clark Mr.
James Cox Brady and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry a. Gibson.
At the Beasco FOR "Kild" Mrs A. y,
Beatty. Mcssrs. r. O. Deyeau, 9. s,
Dupning. Theodore Bronson and S.
Harvey pay entertained parties.
Mrs s. Il. Allen Mrs. Robert Phillips
NTcssrs. T. G. Coykendall, David Lake
and William Bondv were at the Century
for "Tho Rose Of STEAMBOAT"
Among those seeing Good Morning
Doarie." at the Globe were Mr. and
Mrs. r.. ogden chtsclm. Miss MARGARET
W. Chisolm. Miss Elizabeth Chsoln
and M. and Mrs Reginald ". Townsend
At the Hppodromc for Get To
gether were Mr. and Mrs John Hon,
Aucrha ch.
Mr.. Otto w. Kahn was tn the audience
Of the knickerbockcr 60 see Eull DOS
nrummond,"
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Gipes Luncheon TO
Governors of Club
at Palm Beach
l.. Clarence Jones Entertains
Members Of Everglades
Board at His Villa.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD.
PALM BEACH. Fla. Marcn 2U.-Mr. T.
Clarence Jones entertained the board OF
governors OF the Everglades Club at
luncheon to-day at Ya!ta Villa, after
which the weekly meeting was held.
Elected 70 annual membership were MIR.
Ogden Mills Reid OF New York and Mr..
Bertram Horton Of Providence. Tenn
porary subscribers include Messrg Fred
erick S. Allen and John Elliott Of New
York. Lalo Thevenas OF Switzerland.
Slyvanius u. Townsend Of Wilmington.
Del, Oliver Isein Of Westpury L. L..
and Mr.. Lloyd Warren Of New York.
Mrs. Simeon Ford Of New York. who Is
al the Everglades club for he late sea-
son was elected an associate subscriber.
Mr.. Howard Cole of Madison. y. j..
who has been on the West Coast OF
Florida, arrived at the Everglades Club
to-day Mr.. Lloyd Warren is there from
New York.
The second tombstone tournament was
played over the course OF the Everglades
Club yesterday, when a large field tried
for first hoaors. Winners @cre the Hon.
Miss Katherine Norton and the Hon.
capt. Charles Winn. Runncrs-up were
the Hon. Mrs. Winn and MI Arthur c.
+. kelleher.
Mrs. Robert G. Black VINO has spent
the season very quietly a. her Lake
Trail Villa, starts tomorrow for New
York, accompanied by Mrs. {. NJ. Rice.
Mr.. Robert L. Dici<ey. illustrator. and
Mr.. Louis Urgelles. mural artist spoke
before large audience at ihe Woman S
cub this afternoon
Mrs. Joseph Truit Talbert and Mrs.
Francis A. Connolly of New York few
to Miami today with Mr. Claude
Grahame- White.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sperry motored
10 the Everglades Club from Jupiter
Island to entertain friends at luncheon
there.
Mr. George Ahrens Of News York gave
a luncheon at Island Inn at Hobe Sound
for party Of twelve.
|. Mrs +. Parmley and Mr.. George
Parmley of Orange. y. j., are arrivals
at the Breakers
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Parks ana Miss
Josephine Parks Of Hudson Falls are az
the Poinclana. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Theodore
Abbott Of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar II. Cook of New York also are
there.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
MANY TO ENTERTAIN
HUGH GIBSON AND BRIDE
Numerous Dinners Planned
for NeW ENJOY to Poland.
spcciof D'Spotca % Tun NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. G., March 20,


Mr. Hugh Gibson. Ameri an Minister
{" Poland. and his bride. VINO was Miss
iqcs Rcyntiens of Belgium. will be en-
t'rtaincd ut dinner to-morrcr night by
Mr Henry p. Fletcher. Amba ssador
designate to Belgium. and Mrs Fletcher,
and on Saturday they viii be enter
taincd at dinner by the Ambassador of
Bclgum and Baroness de Cartier
Mr. Gibson was attached 70 the Amer
Ian Embassy in Belgium when the war
broke out and was right hand man to
Mr.. Brand Whitlock, the ncrican AM
hassador, and to Mr. Herbert Hoover.
row Secretary of Commerce. in his work
Tor Belgian relief. Mr. Gibson met Miss
Reyntiens during the trying war time
DAYS in Belgium. The wedding took
Place in Brussels few week. ago.
Others who will entertain Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson during their visit arc the
French Ambassador and Mrse. .Iusser-
and, the Charge d'Affaires CT Poland
end Nine kwapeszewska, the Hungarian
Minister and Countess Szceheny, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods B'ss and Mr.
and Mrs. William 5. Castle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson will leave Washington next
Sunday and expect to sail shortly for
his post in Poland.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
ENGAGED; RUN AWAY TO WE'D.
l.. d. Brewster, Princeton student,
Marries Philadelphia Girl.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. March 20.-Announce-
ment was made to-day by Mrs. John D.
Peterson. "a South Twenty-first street
of the marriage Of her daughter Miss
Joan Peterson, TO Louis Oakley Brew
ster of Elizabeth. y. j., junior at
Princeton, revealing a runaway romance
Of an engaged couple.
Mr.. Brewster came here Saturday 70
take his fiancee To the Pcnn-Princeton
basketball game. Instead OF doing that
the two boarded . train for Elkton,
Md. and were married by the Rev
Daniel Lockerbic.
Miss Christine Baker OF Chestnut iIill
attended Miss Peterson. Herbert Has
singer Of New York. a junior At Prince
ton. was present also.
The affair had it's origin last summer
at Bay Head. y. j., and announcement
of the engagement was made recently
the marriage to take place year from
now, when Mr.. Brewster would have
received his diploma. He says he viii
complete his course at college.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
C. H. BOESE DIES SUDDENLY.
lie was Court Clerk In New York
County since 1877.

Clifford Fl. Boesc. clerk or Special
Term, Part I. OF the Supreme Court
since 1904 and a court clerk In this
county sQce 1877. died Of apoplexy yes
terday after less than a days Illness
while visiting his daughter, Mrs. Shell
don Wells. In Nutley. y. J. His home
was al Sc West Scventy-seventh street
Mr. Boese. who was a member of the
Bar. was considered by Justices OF the
Supreme Court in this department as
"a especially important official in the
machinery OF the court.
lie was the son Of Harry r. Boese,
artist. and was born III 1856. Ills
uncle. Thomas Boese. was clerk of the
old Superior Court. which was absorbed
by the Supreme Court when the city
was consolidated, aud Clifford Bocse,
who wns an under clerk In his office,
was given fun clcrkship IN the Su-
rrcme court.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Arthur c. Trains
Daughter Married
Secretly in Paris
Reginald Embrec OF Boston
Weds Art Student, Whose
Parents Oppose Match.

Special cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright 1922. bB run NEW YORK HERALD,
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. March 20.
Miss Margaret \. Train. daughter of
Arthur Cheney Train, American law
ser, short story writer and novelist
and Mrs. Frain OF New York, was Sc
cretly married to Reginald Embree OF
Boston and New York in Paris on Sat-
urday. Both. have been studying art
here for SIX months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Train, who were here
last summer, objected strenuously to
their daughters marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Embree are leaving next
Saturday night for Algiers on a two
months honeymoon.
Mrs. Embree is the elder daughter of
Nlr. Train, whose stories of love and
mystery are known to hundreds of
thousands of readers III all parts OF the
world. The New York home of the
family is at ll3 East Seventy-third
street.
The only member of the family in this
city last night was Miss Helen Train.
the younger sister, and she was stop
ping with Il school girl friend and could
not be reached. Mn. and Mrs. Train
#rc IN Santa Barbara. Cal. and as far
as known have not yet learned of their
daughters marriage Their only son.
Arthur *. Train, is a student at Har-
Yard.
Friends Of the family here learned
of the marriage with the greatest in
terest. 1t was known 10 them that
ltnbree was attentive to Miss Train.
The reason for her parents objection
70 the marriage could not be learned.
unless it was her youth. She has been
studying art in Paris for more than
year. living at Rue Leo Delibes.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
D | E D
In Memorism.

Lchnert, Mary II. Zaln. Mary -
ALBERT Mary. daughter of the late Fan
ming =. Albert, at Upper Montclair, NJ J..
SATURDAY March lS, 1879. Services al
Chapel nj Brookside Cemetery, Englewood.
y. j.. TUESDAY, March =, NJ 2.if. Motors
,Ut meet train a EnElcwood on arrival
u train leaving Jersey City at 30 z. N.
BApGER.- ON SUNDAY, March 70. 1872 AZ
vassar Hospital, Poughkcsepsic, Herbert
D. husband of Isabelle Mcgson Badger.
Funeral services The Campbell Funeral
church. Broadway Al 66th St, on Wcdnes
day. March 80. at r. ".
noEgE.-Cfifford suddenly on Monday.
March 20 Funeral services viii bc held
IN the chapel ~ the Brick Prcsby
Church. 3fth st. and 9Th ay., WcdncS-
day morning at 10 o'clock. Intermcnt
private.
BURRILL.-At San francisco. CAL. On
Saturday March is. 1922 William Yer
nye, beloved husband OF Helena Bailey
Burrii and son OF tho late john Il. and
Louise NJ. Burrill IN his G2d year.
BUTLER. .--On March 20. al her residence.
go West 1881 ST.. Sarah Nixon Ruucr,
wife 81 the late Henry Butlcf. Funeral
private. kindly omit flowers.
pEfLTNGER. Monday. March 20. Charles
Frederick pcllinEer, son of the late
Charlie and Julia Dellnper Funeral
from bis late residence - West Jisl Ht.
Wednesday, March -. Il noon. Inter
tnent private.
pENGLER. = Maria Josephine. Campbell
Funeral Church, Tuesday, +. 49,
DITMAS. Louise Rhinciandcr Thoruc widow
~ John biimas, II. on Monday, March -.
1922. M her residence. t04 iNrrrupant at .
Brooklyn. Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
EDWARDS Elizabeth s. t. sunday.
March ~. in22, George Barber Edwards.
M his I2d year Funeral services an his
late rcgldCnco III Westminster av. Elz-
abeth. y. j., "wednesday, March 49, at
1890 a. 81 Kindly omit Flowers.
EILERT. On Saturday. March rs, AZ he,
residence. 2O2 EdEeoombe av.. Eiisa q.
EilCrt, mother ~ Elizabeth. Ernest H.
and Harry T.. Eilcrt, iu hcr 10Th year
Funeral services at Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of Atoncmcni, Edrecomhc nv. aud
10th st. Tuesday afternoon, March -, ~
O'Clock Kindly omit flowers
FETZER Katherine aged O. wears beloved
vie ~ John Tctycr md mother ~
Mrs elsie Bruederloln. sunday Funeral
services will be held at hcr lair rest
dence. ~ Hildreth place. Sherwood rarF,
Nonkers, = " on Tuesday evening AZ y
FISCHER Is AZ Y0ukers. y. N., op Sunday.
March ~, 1922, Josephine tno lakcr,
beloved Wifr ~ W E Fischer Nud u@.
voted mother ~ Nfs. No. Redmond Mrs
u X Dalton. WptHr y. aut Edan E
ri.tacr. FWutrnl s.fNlNve MAlA ht hrlA at
hcr late residence. 2G Hrpar at NnNkvfe
~ NJ an TucedaN, Mar.h -is Ht aT
~ NJ Intern, ~ Wuu1laWu CEu .ery.
Cbicaeo Cincinnati. and nrovklyr papers
please copy.
IIAtGit@ ON sunday. Marou 4a lp~1. Aunie.
wtdow ~ Hartley iiaieh IuNyrn Nrtfru
NJ w. j, Matthews funt parlors. o5a
tcnoz ~. ncar ie2d vt Wed0cadaN morn.
ius $50 O'Clock. Frend8 are invited.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
HAROLD ". BEcuroL.

Harold T.. Bechtol 30. managing
editor Of the Newspaper Enterprise AS
ISOLATION, died in Pagsaic General Hos
pital Saturday from heart trouble Ho
was a resident OF Passaic. lie started
newspaper work az reporter for tho
Cleveland Press, became city editor,
then went with tho Newspaper Enter
prise Association as European manager.
going overseas In 1917 when America
entered the war and remaining there
until il was over. lie was at the battle
~ Jutiand. lie leaves hls wife. The
funeral will take place tomorrow III
Coschocton, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
j. S. MORGAN, JR, BANKERS SON,
SOON GOING TO LONDON TO LIVE
To Make Home i'm England for
Two or Three Years as His
Father Did.

Mr.. Junius S. Morgan. Jr, son OF Mr..
j. +. Morgan and a partner of the firm
OF j. T.. Morgan Co.. will leave soon
for England, where he will be associated
with the firm of Morgan, Grenfell & Co.,
the British branch of the New York
banking house.
The young man will follow the
example OF his father who worked foc
several years in the British branch Of
the firm in order to famliarize himself
with British banking, lie expects 10
remain in England for two or three
years.
Mr.. Morgan. who was graduated from
Harvard in 1914. married Miss Louise
Converse. Their New York home is at
80 East Thirty-sixth street and their
country place is at Locust Valley, near
that of his father
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
IN MEMORIAM.

FEfGT.-In roNcrent and loving memory of
Lieut. left Tfclgl. seventh Field Artiiierv
First Division. a L y. The first Amsri.
can artillery officer "klllcd in action" fn
mo world war ana THE oHiy American
Killed cine first day of the big German
dtlvt. March =. 1915 Bora New York
city. tuly -. 1897.
LGHNERT I'm memory 81 MARY n ichurri.
March ~ 1912.
McI.AtGflliN.-in loving memory n our
mother. Rose Mclaughlin. who died March
-. 1915.
ZAuN. Mary II ~ ioyiaE memory ~ oa.
dear mother. who died March ~ fe2i.
Her Childreu
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

Leut-Gen. Baron Won Hausen con-
manded the Second (Saxon) army in
the first battle of the Marine. September
40, 1914. in the German advance on
Paris. His forces had bombarded the
city of Rheims. In the great battle,
thanked on his right by Cen Won Kluck,
and by Gen. Won Bulow on his left. he
encountered the French forces under
Gen. Foch, September So. who struck
50 hard that the second army lost con-
tact with Won Kluck, who was forced to
retreat, starting the German retirement
ia the Aisnc. which threw the German
staff's plans into confusion and saved
Paris.
\ few weeks later tho Kaiser. on
hearing mention Of Won IIausen, is re-
ported to have said. What. that man
still, Iiving2 A Samurai would have done
otherwise" Gen. Won Hausen was re-
licvcd of his command on September Is,
1914. on account Of illness, al the age
of 6S.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
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GEORGE W. POLLITT.

George w. Pollitt 70 for thirteen
years postmaster in Paterson. y. j.,
died in his home there yesterday OF
paralysis. lie at one time was man
aTer 81 the Paterson DdHU Telegram
was founder OF the Eastside Building
and Loan Association and director Of
the United states Trust Company As
n member Of the First Baptist Church
he was active in various religious move
mcnts in Paterson. lie was a member
Of tho New Jersey Sons of Veterans,
the Fircmen's Association and several
other organizations. lie leaves a wife,
son and two daughters.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Black. who were
In Florida for six weeks. have come TO
tho st. Regis for the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ]. Williams arc at
the Homestead. Hot Springs. Va. after
visiting Palm Beach and Havana.
Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald OF Richmond.
Va. has Joined her husband at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs. Alexander Mckay, after passing
month at Nassau. r.. T., has returned
to Carlton House, y East Forty-seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund T.. Russell and
Miss Maroussa Russell of Lake Forest,
H.. are at the Ritz-Carlton for several
weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
YOUNG 5. WALTER.

Young s. walter. vice. president Of the
paper manufacturing firm Of Clement
StockweI Company of 10 Bcekman
street, died on Sunday morning at his
home IN Washington avenue. Neponsit,
H. 4 He was Al years old. lie leaves
widow, Mrs. Anna Clement Walter.
and one SON Clement y. Walter. Mr..
Walter was born in Pennsylvania and
was graduated from the University OF
PennsylNauia
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
BECK CkMAN-ERDMAN.

Miss Dorothy Erdman. daughter or
Mrs. Henry Erdman of 90 West Seven
ty-eighth street. was married to David
y. Beckman of Philadelphia last night
in the Italian garden of the Ambassa :
dor. Miss Anita Degenstein of Phila-
delphia was maid OF honor, and the
flower girl was Marie Nathan. NIyron
Block was best man. The ushers were
aIessrs. Herbert John Erdman. Morris
and Eugene Beckman. Leon Altmaycr,
Frank Rosenau. Charles Kaufman and
Lewis Silverman. A reception and din
Nor followed