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The New York herald., 1922-06-16
7. SuHern Taller
Opens His Newport
Home for Season
Reginald C. Vanderbilt Soon
to Return to Sandy Point
Farm for Summer.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HEhALn
NEWPORT, r. l., June 15.--Mr. Regi-
nald c. Vanderbilt. who recently was at
Sandy Point Farm for a few days. will
return there from New York Tomorrow
for the summer. He will give his usual
horse show" dinner in the riding ring
this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller have
arrived at Honey Suckle Lodge for the
summer, and will remain until .he late
season. Ocean Links. the wonderful
golf course of Mr.. Taller. will be opened
Saturday for the season tor Mr.. Taller
and his guests.
Mrs. Stuart Duncan will arrive Satur.
day at Bonnie Crest for the season after
a sojourn abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrymore arrived
from New York to-day and are stopping
at the Muenchinger King.
Miss Alice Claggett Fuller. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Higglnson Fuller.
will be married next Friday to Mr..
Charles Prentice Goodhue OF Washing
ton. Miss Fuller will have as her matd
or honor her sister, Miss Frances H.
Fuller. and Mr.. Fisher Goodhue will be
best man.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Potter Con-
over of South Portsmouth have sent out
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Stewart Conover.
to Mr.. Chauncey Haven Beasley 1T St.
Marys Church Saturday. June "a. Mr..
Beasley's family being in mourning. the
wedding breakfast is to be only for the
families Miss Conover's sister. Mrs.
Herbert Henriques. will be her matron
of honor. and Miss Margaret Thayer
Graham and Miss Rosemary Howe of
Philadelphia will be bridesmaids.
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John Nee. Bowman's Waterway Is First and Mrs.
Geraldyn Redmond's Radiant Is Fourth in
This Glass.

The attendance at the twenty-nintn
yesterday was larger than on the OPEN
ing day and included fair sprinklng
of society. The most interest was dis
played in the jumping event in the fore
noon. for which there were twenty-six
entries. Other events were the judging
of model saddle horses. hunters. polo
mounts and light weight polo mounts.
The afternoon program included judy-
ing of saddle horses. jumpers. ponies in
harness, ponies under saddle ridden by
children under Is. middlewcight polo
mounts. modern harness ponies. teams
of three polo mounts. pairs of hunters
or jumpers and second class saddle
horses.
The awards:
CLASS ~ (model saddle horses)-Won BY
Charles Buffers Lady Chester. b. g.; sec
ond, Mrs Leland Stanford Woods Bohe-
Peck.s Wakena. b. M. fourth. Miss Ivy D..
Maddison's Goldfinch. ch. m.
oughbred)-won by owenoke Farms Col
den swell ch. g.; second. Miss Becky
Laniers Silver Crest. gr. g.; third, Henry
Gordon Grand's fisherman. b. g.
CLASS 81 SADDLE horses)-won by Mrs.
Charles NJ. Allaire's Missouri Flower. ch.
finch. ch. M; third. Rally Farms Mike.
gr. g.. fourth. j. Rich Steers's Bellona
ch. m.
CLASS 6S GHeavyweight polo mounts)-won
by John II. Muchay's Dazzle ch e. : see
ond, Godfrey Preece's Leonora b.m: third.
John II. Mulchays Hercules. ch. e.. fourth.
Westchester Biltmore Country Clubs Stone
henge, gr. &.
CLASS s4--Hunters. Won by John McE.
Bowman's Waterway. ch. g.: second, Owen
oke Farms Great Heart. ch. g.: thirn,
Miss Becky Lanfer's Dixie. b. m fourth
Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond's Radiant, gr. e.
CLASS 7c-Champion polo mounts
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Special Correspondence to THE NEW YoRK
HERALD.

Special Correspondence TO THE NEW York
HEsALp.
PARIS, June 3.--The following Amer
leans are registered at the office of The
Neto York Herald Of Parts:
From New York: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cowen, Henry @. Otto. John Gaus. Miss
d. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fribe-
horn. DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Lieb, II. G..
Bischoff. Rev. Edward Walsh. A. L..
Druskin, DR.. S. j. Druskin. Mrs ]. F..
Wilson. Miss T.. Wilson, Mark L. Stone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel FEEDER. s. Page Fran
els. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunzendoyer. Mrs. Rus
sell Law. DR. and Mrs. A. Ledoux, Peter
Banner, Miss Carlott Wilson, Miss
Edith Herst. Felix Arnold and Miss Kate
Arnold.
From other places: Mrs II. NJ. Nit
chu. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fish, Mr. and
Mrs. Mase Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Ney.
Chicago; Rev. Alonzo Baldwin. +. A.
Dinohur. Mrs. r. A. Dinohur Ed. l..
Robinson. Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Whitaker, Los Angeles; Henry
w. Ley, St Paul. Mimi.
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GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE'S
BODY TO LIE IN STATE
Customs Officers From Here
Will Attend Funeral.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERAtp
ROCHESTER,. June 15.--The train car
rying the body of George W. Aldridge.
Collector of the Port of New York and
former Republican leader of western
Now York, arrived here at Q O'clock
this morning, after being considerabl bly,
delayed by freight wreck In the Mo-
hawk Valley. The body was taken to
the Aldridge home in Plymouth after a
death mask had been made by an under
taker.
Tomorrow until 80 O'Clock the body
will lie in state in the rotunda of the
Monroe County Court House. Funeral
services will be held at 4 AS o'clock in
the First Presbyterian Church. Burial
will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. The
active pallbearers will be James l..
Hotchkiss, Charles r. Barnes, Carl l..
Cadle. Herbert w. Pierce, Charles T.
Chaplin. Willis X. Gillette. William II.
Crag and William S. Riley.
Gov. Nathan L. Miller, former Gov.
Charles s. Whitman. Norman E. Mack.
Democratic State Chairman, and many
others are to attend.
Customs officials appointed a COM
mittee yesterday to attend the funeral
of George w. Aldridge. Collector of
the Port of New York. who died Tues
day. A resolution was adopted by the
committee extending TO Mrs. Aldrdge
and her son. George w. Aldridge, Jr
the deepest sympathy of the Customs
Service of the port The members
named on the committee are: F. j. II.
Kracke. appraiser; Arthur +. Foran,
naval officer: Thomas w. Whittle. sur
veyor; Howard d. Esterbrook, Special
agent; and Henry c. Stuart, acting
Collector.
Another committe to pay its respects
to the late political leader of Monroe
county was named by Nathaniel A.
Elsberg. president OF the National Re-
publican Club. On II are Charles d.
Hilles. former Governor Whitman,
George A. Glynn. Ralph A. Day. Will
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
NASSAU AND CUBA voYAGERs.

Among the passengers sailing to-day
by the Munargo of the Munson Line for
Nassau and Cuba are Capt. John II.
Barring. aide to the Governor General OF
the Bahamas: A. +. Bechtold. purchas-
ing agent. Cuban American Sugar Com
pany: Mrs. Bechtold, Victor Rodriguez,
Lorenzo G.. Brice. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Lofthaus. Mrs. II. e. Stout, Frank l..
Allen, Willard Dresser. Walter Pully,
Thomas Criminina, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Mondeden. Percy l.. Christie.
john r. Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
DORM. Samuel Grossman, Miss Ottilie
Hutchison. Miss Elizabeth Pinder and
Richard b. Culmer.
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Won by John FL Mulchay's Dazzle. ch. g.,
and Godfrey Freezes Leonora, b. M. SCI
ond. John II. Mulchay's Belle OF Troy. en-.
M and z. Y, Clausens Queen, sr. m; Nv,
by Casslus FARMS Irvington Auto
erat. br. So second. Cassiiis Farm $
Mighty Mire. CHI. M; third, Brookside
Farms Brooksde Coiuette.S br. m; fourth
Casslus FARMS Masterpiece, br. g.
CLASS 69-Teams of three polo mounts
Won by Edgar J. Clausen's Queen.
Chief gr. &; second, John II. Null
chay's Belle of Troy. ch m; Dazzle ch: e..
and Hercules. ch. g.: third, Regis II. Post
Jr's. Romance. ch. m; Ruth, ch: m.'
ter Bitmore Country Clubs Biltmore. br.
g.. Westechester, gr. m. and Stonehense'
CLASS 9o-Pairs OF hunters or jumpers.
Won by Miss Becky Lanier's Dixie. b. M.
and Silver Crest, gr. g.: second, Cwenoke
Farms Golden Swell. ch. e.. and Great
Heart. ch. g.; third NJ. J. Devaney's Black
Watch. blk. g.. and Barrier, br. e.: fourth;
A. C. Ludlum's Little Sandy. b. c., and
CLASS 7i-PoIo mounts or branded ponies
Won by Miss Becky Lanier's Dixie, b. m.
second. Rally Farms Mile. gr. g.. third
Miss Marie ]. Leary's screamer. pieb. m
fourth. Hugh J. Chisholm,s Drifter; en-
CLASS 41-Saddle horses. Won by Miss lvy
d. Maddfsons Myopia br. g.. second Miss
Clara s. Peck's Winona b. m; third Mrs
Leland Stanford Woods Bohemian silk
ch M: fourth. Miss Janet Mackay!
Cherokee Princess. ch m.
CLASS 6s-Pony jumpers. Won by Shana
rock FARMS Huck Finn. ch. g. second
John vanneck's Never Bounce. b. g.; third
Princess d. N. Goitzine's Heigh-Ho for
merly Lightfoot. b. g.; fourth. ShanarocI
Farms War Baby. b. m.
Among the young women OF society
who acted as mattresses In the tea room
during the show were Misses Isabel
Rockefeller, Polly Lincoln, Eleanor
Croft, Winifred Croft, L. X. Bowers and
S. W. Stuart and Mrs. Reginald
Cooulbe
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MISS FAHYs's WEDDING PLANS.
Ceremony to Take Place ON Lawn
of Country Home.

One of the important weddings of
June "a will be that of Miss Constance
Fahys. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Z. Fahys, to Mr.. J. Watson
Downes of Baltimore. which will be
celebrated at Hillaire. the country
place of the brides parents in Locust
Valley, l.. I. The ceremony will take
place on the lawn and will be followed
by a large reception.
Miss Fahys has selected for her ma
tron Of honor. Mrs. G.. Ernest Fahys,
Jr. and the bridesmaids will include
Misses Bertha Fahys Barclay. Beatrice
Jackson. Elizabeth House. Julia
Shearer, Dorothy Bostwick and Marie
j. Leary.
Ensign d. Merrill Downes. u. S. ".
will act as best man for his brother
and the ushers will be Messrs. Donald
G. Downes. another brother. Hugh
Lenox Bond 3D.. Felix Lesser and Grif-
fifth Bailey Coale. all of Baltimore:
Joseph Fahys 3D. brother of the bride.
and ]. Henry Harper. Jr. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev. DR..
Ernest NJ. Stires. rector of st. Thomas's
Church.
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corrINGHAM-sMIrH.

The marriage of Miss Elsie Lee
Smith. daughter Of the late Joseph B.
Smith and Of Mrs. Smith of 1911 Nelson
avenue. New York. to Mr.. Howard A.
Cottingham of Crawford. N. j.. took
place yesterday in the Old First Pres
byterian Church, Fifth avenue and
Twelfth street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Thomas G. Speers
and while the guests were assembling
there was a recital OF organ music by
DIR. William c. Carl and Mrs. Leonard
Pranter sang.
The brides attendants were Mrs.
William Adelman. Misses Erna l..
Friedrich, Marion A. Jones. Hilda Da-
Wis, Miriam and Mildred Grotc. Jean
Jones. Elsie Eberlein and Virginia
Friedrich were flower girls. Mr.. Maui
rice Garabrant was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Wray Lewis. Zeb-
ulon Woodland. William Adelman. Rem
sen Holbert and John Ehret. There was
"A reception and dinner In the Colonial
room of the Hotel McAlpin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cottingham will go to Canada for
their wedding trip and will live in New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
Miss Amory and
Mr.. Warwick Potter
Married in Boston
Large Company Witnesses the
Ceremony, Which Is Fol-
lowed by Reception.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
BosToN. June 15.-Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church in Back Bay was the scene
of large gathering at noon to-day for
the wedding Of Miss Harriet Sears
Amory and Mr.. Warwick Potter. The
Rev. Endicott Peabody. d. d.. Of Groton
and the Rev. Percy Kammerer, curate OF
the parish. officiated.
Miss Amory was escorted into the
church by her brother, Mr.. William
Amory I'd. by whom she was given In
marriage. Unlike most brides of this
month she preferred to have no bridal
attendants. She wore a wedding gown
OF cloth OF silver and lace, made for her
In France. and with 1t a full bridal veil
OF lace.
The best man was Mr.. Hamilton Fish
Potter. brother Of the bridegroom. and
the ushers- were Messrs. Benjamin w.
Thoron Of Washington, Edric Amory
Weld Of Boston, Even Cameron Mac
veagh, Frederick j. Deveau, Charlton
Reynders and Robert Quimby. all Of New
York.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. William Amory, 407
Commonwealth avenue.
The bride Is a member Of one Of the
Oldest and best known families Of Bos-
ton. The bridegroom is a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Burnside Potter Of An
tietam Farm. Smithtown. l.. l.. and a
grandson Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las Fish. He also is a grandnephew OF
the late Bishop Henry Goldman Potter Of
New York. He was graduated from
Harvard In 1919 and recently finished
post graduate course at the Harvard
Engineering School. The couple will
sail for Europe on June 2S and remain
abroad until September.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. w. r. Ballard has come from
Morristown, N. J., to the Hotel Chat
ham. where Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd
Aspinwall. also are stopping.
Sir James Carmichael who arrived by
the Majestic. is staying at the Commo-
dore
Mrs. Henry A. Henriqucs and her
daughter, Miss Madeline Henriques
have come to the Lorraine from Nor
ristown, N. ].
Dr. and Mrs. w. Whitehead Gilfillan,
OF 40 Park avenue viii go to-day to
Sunny Nook. their place In Southamp-
ton, L. ].
Brig. Gen. William A. Mitchell has
come from Washington. d. c., to the
Vanderbilt. Mrs. William L. Sheafer
OF Pottsvilie, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. E. lie
Roy Jones. Mcssrs. Langdon B. valen-
tine and Henry Alfred Gardner also are
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. O'Brien. Jr.
are being congratulated on the birth of
a son, Thomas ]. OBrien Sd last Tues
day. at the Hahnenann Hospital. Mrs.
OBrien is a daughter of Mrs. Ella
OGorman Stanton Of this city.
Major Gen. and Mrs. Charles Gould
Morton OF San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Erdman, Jr.. OF Princeton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanford Shan
ley of New York whose marriages took
place on Wednesday. are stopping at
Briarcliff Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel ]. Hess have
moved to their new country home at
Brookville. l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Holden of 81
East Eighty-second street are at Briar-
cliff Lodge for few weeks. as are also
Mrs. Fordyce c. Barker of 36 West
F'ifty-first street and Mrs. Charlotte L.
Turck of IL East Sixty-first street.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is here
from Washington for few days and Is
at the Hotel Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniel Orth and
Miss Kathryn knight of 6s East Fifty
fourth street. will sail tomorrow on
the Caronia to remain abroad several
weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
oUTTERsoN,s WILL FILED.

The will OF James A. Outterson. paper
manufacturer. of 7s0 West End avenue,
who died May 6, was filed for probate
yesterday, bequeathing the bulk of his
estate to his widow, Mrs Eva S. Out
terson OF Carthage. ". Y. She will re-
ceive all the personal effects and the
life income Of trust fund of 100000,
which later Is to be divided between her
daughter, Mrs. Eva g. Balmat of Car
thage. and a granddaughter. Mary G..
Outterson A codicil of November 10.
1920. sets apart trust fund OF 100000
for Ella Madaline Murphy. formerly of
Carthage. who is to receive the income
during her life. the principal later to be
divided between the two younger heirs
who inherit Mrs. Outterson's share. The
Carthage Free Library will receive a
henuest of $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
TRIBUTE TO MISS RUSSELL.

Nearly 5000 theatrical people and
friends and admirers of Lillian Russell
in every walk of life will attend the
service In her memory at the Hippo
drome at o'clock this afternoon. ac-
cordlng TO estimates based upon advance
reservations of tickets. The committed
in charge was swamped with applca-
tions for seats yesterday. The service
will be held under the auspices of the
Actors Equity Association. which in CO.
operation with the Lambs. the Players
the Friars American Dramatists and
other organizations. has arranged this
last tribute to the singer.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
vOYAGERS ON MAURITANIA.
Vincent AstOr One of Passengers
to Sail From Europe.

to Sail From Europe.
SpectdI Gable to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922. By THE New YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. June Is.
Among the passengers who Will sail
for New York on the Cunard liner
Mauretania from Cherbourg Saturday
will be Mr.. Vincent Astor, Mrs. Charles
Dillingham;. Mr.. Selmer Fougner, who
controls the picture "Panthon de la
Guerre," which is to be exhibited in
the United States by AL H. Woods !;
Miss Carrie Newman. Miss Blanche Is.
Nelson, Mr.. D. S. keit. Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Goldzier. Mrs. Beatrice Hushon
and family. Mr.. John X. MacGowan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Guthman, Mr.. Mich
olas Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs. En-
manuel Otto Schill. all Of New York.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Edwin p. Brown
and family of Boston, Miss Elizabeth
Hathenay of Hartford. Conn. Mr.. Wal
ter f. Bell OF Jersey City. Miss Helen
Porter of Montclair, N. j.: Miss Sari
Blumenthal of Baltimore. Mr.. John G..
Hilton of Albany and Miss Janet Hol-
lingshead of Robertson, n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
MALBA CLUB GIVES DINNER.
Celebrates the Opening of It's En-
Iarged Home.

The Malba Field and Marine Club
gave dinner dance last evening to open
it's enlarged clubhouse at Malba on the
Sound.
Among the 200 present were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Champ. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Charles Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Quaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Bradbury. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Champ. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fear. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Boil. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph +. Gates Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
Smith. Mr.. Henry RandeIl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. STAN
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Quincy. Mr.. and
Mrs Haywood Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Creighton. II. A. Rice. r. w. Nc
Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. Alleyn Weiss, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Thurston. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Kiefer. Mr.. James May and
Mr.. Robert w. Dasey.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
MISS PERKINS WED
TO PRINCE COLONNA
Bridegroom, Is Son of Former
Mayor of Rome.

GENOA. June 15.-Miss Jeanne Marie
Perkins, daughter of Edward Ellsworth
Perkins Of New York. was married to-
day in st. Bartholomew Chapel to
Prince Don Fabrizio Colonna. son of
Prince Prospero Colonna, former Mayor
OF Rome. Prince Colonna comes from
one of the oldest families in the ancient
Roman aristocracy.
Miss Perkins's sister. Miss Olive Per-
kins. also married into the Italian aris-
tocracy. Her husband is the Marquis
Stefano Antonio d'Amico. Their mar
riage followed a courtsnip in the United
States while the Marquis was attached
to the Italian war mission.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
MISS CLOPPER ENGAGED.

At a dinner and dance given last
night at The Pennington. Stuyvesant
Square. DR.. and Mrs. r. N. Chopper
of 2l5 East Fifteenth street and CincIn-
natl Ohio, announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Rhoda Chopper.
to Dr. Eugene Bulson of Fort Wayne.
Ind. Among those present were Sonora
Teresa de Vidal and Senior Eugenio
Vidal of Antofagasta, Chile, Judge and
Mrs. ]. r. +. Savage Of San Juan, Porto
Rico, Mrs. william M. Chase Of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. T. walworth. Miss
Helen warford, Miss Gertrude Pierce
and Mr.. George Hubbard OF Greenwich,
Conn. and Miss Geraldine Bulson of
Fort Wayne.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
CLARENCE DILLON ILL IN PARIS.

Special Gable TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by TIE NEw YonK fIErsLD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. june Is.
Clarence Dillon of Dillon. Re1d & Co.,
New York, who al rived from Italy last
right, is confined to his apartment at
the Ritz to-day with a temperature of
102. His associates and his doctor be-
lieve he caught cold due to the change
II climate. but they have take precau-
tions against typhoid. as the water sup
ply OF some Italian towrs he recently
visited is reported to be unsafe. Mr..
Dillon has abandoned his Polish trip
for the time being and probably will
return to New York next week.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
CALHoUN-wHEELER.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK IIuRALp.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, June 15.--In St.
Johns Episcopal Church. Bridgeport.
this afternoon Miss Doris Antoinette
Wheeler, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Fairchild Wheeler OF rs Lafayette place,
Bridgeport, and Mr.. Philo Clark CAL
houn, Bridgeport lawyer. were married
by Bishop Chauncey Brewster of the
diocese Of Connecticut, assisted by the
Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman, rector of
the church. Mrs. John Sterling was
matron of honor and Miss Julie Wheeler,
sister of the bride. maid of honor. Joan
Sterling and Lillian Cordelia Bassicl<
were flower girls. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Elizabeth Leeds. Ethel Skin
ner Virginia c. Ives. Elizabeth Havens.
Alice Chapman and Dorothy Kidd Of
New York city. L
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
GEORGE Il. LESLIE.

George r. Leslie of Flushing. a MEM
Der of the New York Stock Exchange
with offices at "a Broadway. died in
Colorado Springs yesterday afternoon.
according to a message received here
last night. At the home of his son.
George r. Leslie. Jr., in Rumson. n. J..
1t was said that no word OF the death
had been received. although it was not
unexpected
Mr.. Leslie was SO years old. Besides
his wife. who was Miss Lydia Erving,
he leaves six sons.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
HUNTER-GINNA.

In the Church of ST. Anselm. Clinton
avenue at 155th street. yesterday. Miss
Grace Ursula CHINA. daughter of Mrs.
Marie CHINA OF s65 CIR, tona Park North,
was married to Mr.. Edward Joseph
Hunter by the Very Rev. Prior Bernard,
o. s. D.. assisted by Father Louis and
Father Richard. The bride was given
away by her uncle, Mr.. Peter Hartmann.
There were two best men. Messrs. Fred
erick v. Ruddock aad Michael Meahy.
The bride was attended by the Misses
Mary Macdonald. Agnes Hopper and
Anna Hunter. The, ushers were Messrs.
James CHINA and Joseph Hunter. The
breakfast was at the Hotel Marseilles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
G.. F. M'kIM TO HAVE.
MEMORIAL AT COLUMBIA
Alumni of Academy in Rome
to Honor Architect.

Announcement was made yesterday
that at dinner given Wednesday night
at the Columbia University Club by
Harry Allan Jacobs. president of the
American Academy in Rome alumni, it
was decided by the alumni to erect
memorial on the campus at Columbia
University to Charles F. McKim, famous
architect and founder OF the American
Academy in Rome. The alumni number
nearly one hundred.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
FOR MISS poRTER's WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Angus Porter
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Marie
Porter, to Mr.. Ray Perkins of Halcyon
Park, New Rochelle. on Thursday eve
ming. June 22. at their home at Beech
mont. New Rochelle. ". Y. Miss Por-
ter will be attended by Miss Alice
Braun of New York city as maid Of
honor and the Misses Genevieve jean
dron of No,.ralk, Conn. Dorothy Otto
OF Brooklyn, Beatrice Perkins and Ruth
Porter Of Sew Rochelle as bridesmaids.
Mr.. c. A,an Eckels of New York city
will be the best man and Charlotte b.
Porter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Il. Porter Of Bayside. L. l.. will be
flower girl.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
MIR. PENFIELD RESTS EASILY.
Fairly Improvement Expected II
Former ENJOYS Condition.

Frederic Courtland Penfield, formerly
Ambassador to Austria Hungary. who is
seriously III of congestion Of the brain
at his home 7s7 Fifth avenue. was re-
ported 20 be resting easily at late hour
last night Although his condition was
said to be about the same as during the
day, DR.. Rudderow, one Of the attending
physicians. expects early Improvement.
Mr.. Penfield was stricken Tuesday
night when attending dinner of the
alumni of New York University at the
Waldorf-Astoria-
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
M A r R I A G E S

COHN-WEINER.-Thu June Is. In
New York city Mr.. Edwin j. Cohn to
Mrs. Aimee Hatch Weiner.
QUINCY-BELLowS.-J TO- at walpoe.
~. H., by the Rev. Hugh Eglinton Mont
gomery. Mary Howard Bellows OF Wall
pole, daughter of Mrs. Josiah Graeme
Bellows. to George Gilbert Quincy Of
Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
DIR. ROsALIE DELL.

DR.. Rosale Bell an Inspector Of the
Department of Health for six years.
died of heart disease Wednesday at
ST. Vincents hospital, West Brighton.
Staten Island. Her home was at 1896
East Nineteenth street. She received
her doctors degree from the Women's
hospital. where she was nurse for
several years.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
VAN wYCK ESTATE TO FAMILY.

The will of former Justice Augustus
A. Van Wyck. who died in Hahnemann
Hospital June s. was filed yesterday In
the Surrogate's Court. The estate goes
equally to the son, William, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leila G. Osborne of 1875 West
sixteenth street. The win was dated
April "a