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Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
DESCRIBES TRIP
HOME. AF TER
MURDER
H1L&1 EAt EeN y
BY the Associated Press.

! Los Angeles, Oct. 28.-Prosecutior
ana ss1Ec-a e were busy today with
preparations for the resumption OF
, the trial monday cf Mrs Clara Phil
lips charged with the murder of Mrs.
Alberta Meadows, who was beaten to
death with a hammer.
No session was held today.
Yesterday Mrs. peggie Caffee, FOR
ner chorus girl and witness for the
state, gave the jury story Of re-
puted eyewitness Of the scene. At
ter stating that she had seen Mrs.
Philips strike Mrs. Meadows repeat
edly with hammer, Mrs. Caffec told
the jury of the trip back from the
scene. Mrs. Caffee declared:
As we were driving toward town.
she said you remember Alberta Mea-
doWs admitted receiving those things
from my husband / made no answer
rs | knew she id not. I asked her
how she could go home and wasn't her
conscience guilty? She replied. 4
would kill any woman who would take
my husband
AS we got near town she mentioned
that my face looked very pale and
said, Don't you tell your husband or
I'll kill him."
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
TAR HEELS GIVE.
To CAN|PF PAIGl|
FUND
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, Oct: 28.--Tte Demo.
cratic senatorial committee has raised
u this campaign a total OF $1,4s7
most Of which was. given by zNortl
Carolina Democrats. according to al
official list by Treasurer Frank 4
Hampton today. Disbursements were
over $500. The majority Of the con
tributions came from North Carolina
The contributions included:
W. N. Reynolds, Winstom-Salem
$500; H. G.. Chatham, Winston-Salem
5000; Thos. H. Battle, Rocky Mount;
A. L. Brooks, Greensboro; Jas. a
Gray, Winston-s Salem and r. l.. Huff.
ines, Greensboro, $1G0 each.
Treasurer Hampton announced that
the Democratic senatorial committee
worked under the national committee
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
WATERpOWER SURVEY
CONFERENCE HELD
By~the Associated Press.

By~tnc ASSVei"eSu
Ashcville, N. c., Oct. 2S.-The gen.
eral subject of connections between
main and short lines and the contem-
plated super-power survey Tor tne
Southern Appalachian system were
discussed by the executive comm'ttee
of the southern waterpower CONFER
encc here today. The meeting IS inc
first since organization last July.
Entire proceedings Of the wa.er,
power conference are to be puoiisneo
in book form. Representatives OF the
committee expect to have the fepof'
issued and published in three or 1oul
weeks.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
BABY PULLS TRIGGER
ENDS FATHERS LIFE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Denver, Oct. 28.-The tiny finger
of his baby last night snuffed out
the life. of Fred sKrus, 35 years old,
farmer residing. four miles south of
Hudson He was leaning on the muzzle
Of gun talking to his wife His
three -year-old son playing on the floor
caught at the stock of the shotgut
and pulled the trigger.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

BY the Associated Press.
Paris, Oct. Pa large fund reach
ing many million francs has been
pledged by the wine interests Of
Europe to make a 'rlerci!ess" cam
paign against prohibition in the Unit
ed States and other countries. The
fight will be authorized under the
recently organized international as
sociation against prohibition.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
WAL TER BLA(KNER
OF SALISBURY DEAD
BY the Associated.Press

Salisbury, n. G., Oct. 28.-Walter
S. Blackner, 65 years old, son Of the
late Luke. Blackner, died at his home
here shortly before noon today fol
owing an attack Of acute Indigestion
which seized him while he was il
the business section Of the city. He
was one of Salisbury's most prominent
citizens and is survived by wife
andt three sons, one being Sidney
Blackner who has attained theatrical
distinction in New York city. The
funeral probably will be held Mon
day
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
REFUSES To REVIEW
ST|LLMAN REPORT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Poughkeepise, N. ", Oct. 28.--
Supreme Court Justice Seeper today
denied the motion Of counsel for
James A. Stillman to show why the
decision handed down by Justice
Morschauser at White Plains, N. Y,
confirming the report of Refree Glea-
son concerning Mrs. Stillman and her
son Guy should not be reviewed.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
HUSBAND REFUSES
To PAY bL.hC,kM|A|L
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 2S.-The seat "o'f
poisoned pen" letters attacking the
reputation Of young married woman
and much older man to the young
matrcn's husband and scores of per
sons in Forest Hill were under guard
today by police.
The husband turned over several Of
the letters to his attorneys for action
declaring that he had every faith and
would not pay $4,000 demanded as
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
MUST FACE TRIAL
FORRA|SVNG CHECK
BY the Associated Press.

Charlotte, N. c., Oct. 2S.--John f.
Howard of Cherokee county, N. c., who
was arrested recently in Salt Lake
City, Utah, after three weeks searcn
will be tried in federal court on the
charge of having raised a war FISK
insurance check, it was said today by
federal officials. Howard was return
ed to Charlotte yesterday and placed
in jail in default of $500 bond. Inc
check was in favor Of his wife, or
ficials said, and they claim it was
raised from $50 to $12O.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
CAUSE!
MONTANA
TRAGEDY.
-"

kociatcd Press.
kIont.. oct. 1a.--The Rev
k,cob Christlcr, rector OF
| church Of the Incarnation
Edely known as "bishop Of
ks," and Mrs. MargSrite
kife Of a former Montana
Ee, who were killed yestor-
| clcrgyman's home we're
of temporary insanity on
bf Mrs. Carleton, in the
local officials. .s- '-'-"-r'-'
|aye the officials that the
|tscnt q murder and suicide
|er John Holland and the
|,iec last night announced
Ipest would be held unlass
|ked for y.
istler describing the shoot
IRIS. Carleton came to the
ONE late Thursday night,
lhe rector and Mrs. Chris
'ar in the morning. When
10 leave Mn. Christler ac-
her. and the pair had just
Cr between them and Mrs.
hen she heard two pistol
is,lcr opened the door, and
'odies. That Of Mrs. Garlic
ross the minister's body.
principals We're prominent
|, Mr.. Christler was q ma
Jersey. He came to Mon
h as Il missionary.
'stler is the daughter OF
liyid Wadswoith, Auburn,
and a niece Of
les Senator James w.
Jr., Of New York. She
hyistler were married IN
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
SOME BIG CABBAGE

W. C. Mcneil, who lives near
Boone, Watauga county, brought a
truck load Of cabbage to HickorN yes
terday. The load weighed $500 pounds
and the heads averaged more than -
pounds, none in the lot weighing less
than that amount.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
ACTIVE:
MUCH 0F
ITALY

tlated Press
b. 2S,-Thc cabinet council
IN session since midnight
receive reports from the
Where the Fascist; move
asen a subyersive direction
ppt measures to meet the
met decided first TO issue
fllon declaring a state OF
the provinces beginning
play, but later. the procla-
modified urging the peo.
Pain quiet.
received by the cabine,
pm a number Of points in
Wy show that Fascist arc
Their movements for the
lof a Fascist cabinet. The
p'net, despite its resigna,
welding a strong hand.
n0 all Of the large cities
present time have not beer
oi any major disturbance.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
WILL VlGAIE WRIT
ATTACHING FUNDS

BY the Associated Press
Washington, Oct. 28.-The writ Of
attachment against funds Of the
Mexican government is to be vacated
in. so far as it relates to the New
York consulate is concerned; the
state department announced today.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
| SKATER DEAD

|cciated Press.
| City, n. c., Oct. 2S.---Dr,
Ter, 46, in charge Of fed
kholera eradication work
jheastcrn counties Of the
mnd dead ON the floor of
1t a table where he had
g early this morning.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
VW TEAM HOLDS
''AWBA 70 1870 SCORE

|, NEeSboro, Oct. 23.-The
n, N oi the Wllkesboros held
o''ege football team to three
YESTERDAY afternoon. The
%oreN their points in the
esvnd quarters. The teams
a%,ly Wy, matched in the last
\, "llkeSboros holding the
|"n. y" and gaining ground most
'O'e' Catawba lS; Wilkes
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
COTTON

Bv the Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 28.-The cotton
market was less active this morning.
There was some scattered southern
selling. which seemed to be just about
offset by trade buying and business
otherwise seemed to be evening up
for over the weekend. The market
held steady during the early trading.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
HERS CONVICTED
KILLING O'NE|Ll

(ySc'ated Press.
H.. ", |. W Oct. 28.--Eugene
\. \, =. ,1.upton, brothers, were
y ''SV degree murder here
lb."sv. "v 'Ify which tried them
h ,bs sV :, OF numbering James
kma' ~,e night Of August j. The
'''"'nded mercy.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

h subscribers
fnew ut least
[ before their
IONS expire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Mr. Warwick Potter Weds
Miss Harriet s. Amory
Ceremony Takes Place at Noon
i'm Emmanuel Church i'm
Boston


BOSTON. jane 10. Many friends Of
Ni-. Harriet Sears Amory and Of hr.
Hsrwick Potter assembled to-day az
noon a. Emmanuel Church. IN New
bury street. 20 witness their marriage.
There we're two officiating e.ergymen,
the Rev Endleott Peabody. ID. Of
Grot0n. and tho Rev. Percy g. KAN
nerer. assistant rector q Emmanuel.
Miss Amory Is the daughter OK Mrs
William Amory. o. io1 Commonwealth
Avenue. and her engagement % hr.
Potter was announced last November.
Mrs. Amory and her daughter have
made their home IN the summer sta-
soma ID N0nadnock Foothills. IN
foradnock. y. u. Mr. Potter is a
Harvard man n the class - 1919. ard
+. tac son Of Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Burn
..f, Potter. % New Norf. with sum
rer residence. Ant.ctam Farm. a.
smiihtown. /. !.
V.ss Amosy wa escorted into the
raurch ard 20 The chanccl By Mr. VIII
ian. Amory ID By whom she was given
In marriage She had no bridal attend
ants. She wore q wedding gown Of
silver and ace. with bridal veil OF
lace. 49,
Nr. Potter bad foi his best mar RS
brother. Mr Hamilton Fish Potter
while those serving As ushers were
Wessrs. Benjamon =. Th9ron, u wash.
,-r,on. ID. g.: Edric Amory Weld, o.
Boston. Even Cameron MaeNeagh,
Frederick !. Dcycau, Charlton Reyn-
asf, and Robert Quimby. all OF New
York
After the ceremony ~ the ehuren a
email family wedding breakfast was
scryed at the home Of Mrs. Amory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
DIR. Robertson, Famous as
Hugh Halliburton, Dead
English Educator and Author
Of Many Works, Was Widely
Known Unhcr Pen Name

LONDON. June rs James Logic
Robertson. widely known under the
pen name Hugh Halliburton, died yes
tsrday In Edinburgh. he wss first
English master Of Edinburgh College,
from 1921 70 1914 A. an educator Dr.
Robertson had a distinguished career
but his wider fame rests on his liter
Ary activity.
Dr. Robertson was educated In Or
we'll Parish School and was graduated
later from Edinburgh University. He
was msdalist n rhetoric In 1870. Gray
prize man in 1871. VI. A. IN 1872 and
Glasgow So. Andrews Society prize
nan IN 1874. Assistant master Of
Herio,'s Hospital tn 1871, ho became
assistant master q George Waison's
College IN 1872
Dr Robertson's published works in.
ciude Horace in Homcspun.' "Ochil
ldylls." THE White Angel and other
Stories" "For Puir Aud Scotland, Tn
Scottish Fields.r "A History Of Eng
lish Literature" Poems Of Allan
Ramsay" Burns Letters" The Castle
Of Incidence" The Sclec; Chauccr'
and many other poems and essays
Born In Kinross-shire. DR.. Robertson
was q son Of william Robertson and
Marie Logic. He married Janet Simp.
son in 1881. There are two sons and
three daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Services To BE Conducted
To-day for Lillian Russell
Military Branches Will Take
Part With Actors in Doing
Her Honor

The Hippodrome viii be the scene
this afternoon for the memorial service
In honor % Lillian Russell. The pro-
gram will begin az 2 o'clock Appliea'
ton, for seats have come from perions
IN every walk ~ iiie. All tickets must
be called fos q. the Hippodrome box
Office.
The memorial is being hold under
tbe ausp.ccs o.. she Actor Equity As
ISOLATION. which. in cooperation with
The Lambs the Players. ,he Friar'. the
Green Room Club. fhe American Dram
artists. tho Professions, Woman
League. the Twelfth Night Club, tae
American Federation Of MUSICIANS the
international Alliance %; heatrlca!
F,r,ioyces. the Producing Manager
Arsociatior and other ORGANIZATIONS,
las arranged this last tribute 90 Miss
Russell
because o. hcr association with me
military forces 90 the VA there viii
30 present under arms 100 marines
from the navy yard. sevcnty-rye blue
Jackets from thc l.. :. ;. fueoio' ty-
gsther with the Navy Yard Band. Goa
Quoted bv Lieutenant Commander John
Philip sousa. e.. s. Y. r. r. and 200
soldiers from Fort JAY. Among ne
tcrholders are David Beiasco, DAME
.ronr.an. Jesse Livormore. General
John J. Organ, che Dfee-BaFrymofe
family. James Potter. Joe We0er. Low
Fields. George Y Hobart, the British
ConEui General. D. W Griffith. Nolah
Bayes. Charles M Sch1ab. 2. a. shanor,
repre- senting Secretary Of Labor Davis,
sam Harris. Alice Nielsen. Sam Der
nard and John Golden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

Two Of the Tribune Funds 1900
little vacationcrs lead Of 10 the grand
march 10 tho country to-day. II isn't
time yet for the real beginning Of
tho work Thu cannot come until
June 80. when the schools close.
But kind-hcarted Mamaroneek
woman who is summering near Sara
toga Springs wrote the fund some time
ogo that she wanted 70 give hall q
dozen little girls vacations this sum
mer- two AZ n time beginning about
tho middle OF June. So her first two
guests. wan little sisters Of the lower
Wcst Side. are setting forth or the
great adventure this morning. laey
are 20 stay two weeks.
They viii remember these two weeks
for years 20 come. How Do we kno" .
One Of to-day's contributors, hstra
below as #. g. suggests the thought
in the note which accom- panied hey
gif. Il read: "From a grateful friend
VINO in childhood enjoyed some OF
the Fresh Az Fund privileges. wish
could make Do more
There could be no more valuable ap-
nroval Of Frorh Air vacations as pro
vidod by the Tribune Fund than this
from one who tested them long ago and
now. after wears Of consideration. helps
20 provide them for others.
4 sevenfold Increase
But approval comes in other forms,
TOO. Las. wear a contributor gave s.
10 buy one vacation Tor a needy "fei-
Ter" This year his approval has
strengthened sevenfOld. 90 he shows by
the so gift listed to-day.
Fycwitnesses generally give the best
testimony. Last sumner lot u
friendly FOLKS who live IN and around
lnteriaken. y. Y. CAV, abol, ioriy
Fresh Airs country holidays IN tnsir
own homes The youngsters got ~
much good out Of H., under tho eyes Of
their hosts that this year twice o.
many children are 10 be given raca-
tions in lnteriakcn-th.s without TIE
slightest urging on the funds part.
Round and about WATERFOWL y. J..
last sumer ST. boys and girls Got
Fresh Air vacations IN private MONIES -
some Of them eight weeks Ions. Did
the people who watched them play the
time away think II did tho children
good? The answer is that TINS sum
mcr those some people md their
friends arc going 10 entertain 600 lads
and lassies.
The peopie OF Cortland County. New
York. passed the same judgment.
Their party Of Fresh Air guests last
summer was the largest the fuad had
ever sent out. u included more than
600 girls and boys OF the te1emcnfs.
The Rotary Club Of Cortland, which
managed last summer vacation expert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Miss Wrigh, Married
To Alr. T. |. Ordway Jr.
Bishop knight. of New Jersey,
Performs the Ceremony in
Church al Forest Hills

The wedding Of Miss Frances An
toine,te Wright. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wright, CT Ivy Close. For
est Hills. L. l.. and Havana, Cuba. and
Mr. Frederick Ira Ordway jr- Of Man
chester and Boston, took 5iaee last
NIGHT AZ s o'clock in the Church-in-the-
Gardens. at Forest Hills. Bishop Alton
Enight. Of New Jersey. performed the
cercmony. assisted b. the Rev. William
lander. Of the Roosevelt Memorial
Church. Forest Hills.
The bridal PARTY Included Miss Daisy
Wright as maid o. honor; Niss Katie
r,ne Kuhn. o. Pittsburgh. Miss AIDE.
aide Parker. o. New YORK City. and
Miss katherine Homer. daughter Of
Bisnop Homer. Of North Carolina as
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Richard Ordway served az best
man and the ushers were w Albert
Wright. Nr. Vernon Roth. Mr. Harold
smith and Mr. r. J. House.
Two hundred guests attended q re-
ception at the Forest Hills Inn after
the ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Mrs. Harding Entertains
aboard the MdyfO,CeT
Hostess TO Wires OF Represent
0iires: Supper Dance Giren
for Mrs. OsmGn LGfrObe

Prom The 7ribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Mrs. Hard
inc entertained q group Of women on
hoard the Mayhower this afternoon
her guests being the wives Of Repre-
sen.atives. The trip was similar TO
one made last week. c,
Mrs. Osman Latrobe, wife OF Colonei
rs+robe, OF San Francisco, was the
-~ost i'm whose honor Colonel and MIS-
T o. Donaldson entertained Informally
.. The supper dance at the Nsrdmah
Park Hotel this evening. Mrs. LatroDe
= snending a few days at the Nsfa-
NAN park Hotel after placing heI son,
ciavbourne Latrobe. at the Naval
Academy 1T Annapolis. -,
D~ and Mrs Loren Johnson VIII
leave tomorrow for their summer
$50 Al Southwest Harbor, Ne, WheIe
they vii remain until October
Mrs Arthur William Dunn enter
..i,sd company at luncheon To-Day
20 ~ Casinos Club in compliment 20
Miss Elizabeth Eugster, whose nose. mar =
-i ;, 20 Major Dabney Otey Eiliott, !.
G 4 will take place June ?. The guests
u I cniosel and Mrs. Donaldson WIZ
,..ar+sin AT dinner Saturday evening
=. .be Chevy Chase Club IN eompH--
-, N Mrs. Foster Mekissick' OF
~ n'ts,v;Iie. g c.. who will be their
80. over the week end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Bcrkshires' Summer
Colony on Increase
New Workers among additions
to Society Folk Preparing
for Season
Sf,riai DI'paifh 70 ~ Ifi'H''

LFNOX. Mass. June l5.- More villas
were onened In the Bcrkshircs to-day.
Mrs John Alden -ooor arrived NJ
Rfvthewood Farms. In pittsficld, from
Chicago Sir. and Mrs. Edward y. Per
kins are AZ Giencote and Misses Rosa
mond De K. and Frances Cade Gilder
a. -Four Brooks Farm. IN IyrinEham'
while Mr and Mrs. Chester Hunting
ton. o. Princeton. y. j.. are AZ kicn-
mond
Nr. George Higginson to-day leased
The Corners. his fathers place over
looking Lake Mahacenac. % Mrs. john
Alden Carpenter. Of Chicago. who ~
expected with Miss Genoyieye Carpen-
ter 70 a Few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin have
Mr.. Julian Hinekley. Of CedarhuTtt'
L. T.. a. their guest - Brush~ood
Farm. In LenoN.
Mr. David Lydg and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hudson bennett. Of New YORK
are ~ Curtis Hotel. In LenoS.
Red Lion Inn arrivals az Stoekbricge
include Nr. and Mrs. James Ransom
Walker. former Stockbridge summer
residents. who have taken house AZ
Dcdham. Mass. for the season. Mr.
and Mrs. William b. Nisbit Of New
York. who have sold Lone Pine farm,
In Great Darlington. TO Hr. and Mrs
n. Blodge;t. are going 10 the Adiron-
dacks. and Mr and Mrs Blodgett will
bee In Europe q part % the season.
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell. who was stay
ing with Hrs Edwards Spencer % ship
ton Court. sailed yesterday for London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
George Gray Ward,
Commercial Cable
Go. Manager. Dies
Organizer of Direct System
Had Been in Business
Since 1905, Beginning
With Egyptian Service

George Gray Ward, viee-presiden,
and general manager Of the CONNER
eial Cable Company. died last night az
his residence. 81 West Fifty.third
Street.
Mr. Ward was a prominent figure In
the cable Communication hcid FOR more
than forty years. lie was born IN Eng
land. In 1874 IN 1868 he entered the
employ OF the Egyptian government
telegraph service he resigned m 1883
rid accepted position with the first
French Atlantic cable company. He
later organized the Direct United
States Cable ComDany's system % this
country. In 1884 Mr. Ward accepted the
position of general manager o. the
Commercial Gable Company. which had
just been organized By the late John
". Maekay. In 1890 he was elected
president. holding that position
and that Of general manager until his
death.
In 1906. after the laying Of The Com
mere.al Pacific Gable. Mr. Ward was
decorated BY the Emperor o. Japan win
the order Of Commander o. the Rising
Sun.
Mr. Ward. in addition 10 being vice
president and general manager o. the
Commercial Cable Company. WIS a H.
rector 81 the following: The Commercial
Cable Company Of Cuba. the CONNER
eial paeiac Cable Company, the MackaS
Companies. the National Surety Com
pany, the Postal Telegraph-Cable Com
pary. the United States anI Hayt. Tel
graph and Gable Company and tn'
United states MoTtgnge and Trust
COMPANY H. was PRECEDENT Of the 50
George Society OF New York in 1890
and 1909. was q uanarer OF s.. Luke
Hospital. member Of the Chamber o.
Commerce and 81 tho Union Club and
an officer o. Tie Pilgrims. His wife
died IN 1918. lie is survived hy his
sons. DR.. George Cray Ward IT, chief
surgeon Of tie Woman Hospital,
and Sidney ?. Ward. Of the Stock ~
change hrm 81 Ward GruYer & CO.. and
= daughter. Flaursnce Oli9hant Ward
Hoggh. ,he vile OF Captain Henry
Hughes Hough, L. s y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
283 Graduates Awarded
Hunter College Diplomas
The Rev. William u. Martin
Tells Glass TO Think for Them
selves: Many Get Prizes

Hunter College graduating exercises
were held yesterday In Tho BIG audi
torium OF the school. Lexington Ave
me ard ixfy--even'h street. Tho Re-.
william p Martin. 81 S. Patrick's
Cathedral. addressed the 238 graduates
end urged the class % thing fof them.
selves n they enter the world Of
bigger things.
The nri1es awarded 10 the graduates
were: The Herman Rldder Memorial
Prize IN chem.stry 20 Nunzio Novello:
lie Kelly Silver Medal for educational
work. % Beatrice K'hu, q gold watch
for work IN English literature, 90 Anna
Miehels. the Century rheater Prize
for the best onc-aoi PLAY. 20 Elsie j.
Jaeobs. Jeanne Mertg receiving honor
tblo mention: the Thomas Hunter
Prize for proficiency IN history. 20
sarah r. RAIDER; the Science Pr.-e. 30
Gertrude A. Maglire.
on February -. 1920. chapter o.
the Phi Beta Kappa was Installed IN
Hunter College and twen'y-ecvon mem
hers % this years graduating class
we're elected members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Miss AveriIl Belknap's
Bridal Plans Announced
Marriage to Lieut.. Andrew X.
Mack TIC Be Celebrated a,
Newport Saturday

NEWPORT, June i5.-Announeemen'
Was made to-day Of the attendants
for the wedding Of Miss Aver.ll Bel
khan. daughter OF Captain and
Mrs Reginald Rowan Belknap' L.
s. ". 10 Lieutenant Andrew Rob
ert Mack. L. 6. y, Saturday ar
ternoon at s.. Johns Church. Miss
Gene Belknap will be maid Of honor
with Miss Margaret Sims, daughter Of
Admiral Sims; Miss Mary Joslin' OF
BOSTON: Miss Helen Jenkins, Of New
York. and Miss Emelia Belknap, a SIS
ter. as bridesmaids, and Jennie White
more and Rcxane and Mary Belknap
as flower girls. The groomsmen viii
be Mr. Wallace Preston Mack IT, a
brother OF the groom. and Lieutenant
Flliot Sem. a classmate az Annapolis.
Miss Eleanor Stewart Conover'
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. James
Potter Conovor. o. Portsmouth, IS 70
he MARRIED on June p 20 Mr. Chaun-
eev Haven Beasley Mrs. Herbert Hen
rinues will be matron o. honof' Win
Miss Margare. Thayer Graham and
Miss Rosemary Howe, Of Philadelphia
as bridesmaids.
Mrs. Paul G. ThebAud, Of New York
has arrived for the graduation exer-
cises al ST. Georges School, when
will be held Saturday.
Mrs. Herman D. Kountze. Of New
York. who has arrived in Newport reg
stored for the season at the CASINO
to-day.
Mrs. Horace Binney's schooner yacht
Cvgnet has arrived in the haroor
Nr. and Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon ar
lived from New YORK to-day 20 be the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Rice
over the week end.
Mrs. Brady Hartman has opened the
Pines. her Clay Street residence Tor