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The New York herald., 1922-03-22
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YosK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. March 21.-John
Mccormack, the tenor, is at the Ritz
Carlton arranging for the concert he Is
to give here early next month. Mrs.
u. NJ. l.. La Branche and Miss Virginia
La Branche of Pelham, n. Y. who are
at the hotel. are accompanied by Miss
Rebecca Yaeger of Louisville. Arrivals
there from New York include Mr. and
Mrs. William Fox and the Misses Della
and Mamma Fox and Mr.. NJ. f. Howell
Sir Henry Egan OF Ottawa, Canada.
has arrived at the Marlborough -Blen-
helm. and is accompanied by Lady Egan
and Mrs. Robert Gill; Sir George and
Lady Pcrley of Ottawa also arc there
Arrivals from New York at the hotel
include Mrs. King Smith. Miss Mary
Smith and lie Roy King Smith. DIR. and
Mrs. William II. Matthews. Mrs Charles
Edwards. Mrs. Kasson Gibson and Mrs.
l.. J: Quick
Ambassador.--Mr and Mrs. d. II.
Drake. Miss Julia Wintner. Mr. and Mrs.
e. +. Dunn, Mr.. Richard X. Mcclure.
Mr.. James Cuddy. Jr.. Mr.. James r.
Hollwell.
Traymore-Mr. Henry l.. O'Keefe.
Mrs. S. NJ Copeland. Miss Alice II.
Marsland. Mrs. G. r. Higgins, Mrs.
Howard NJ. Davis and Miss Helen Davis
of Flushing.
Dennis.--Mrs. John T. Barton. Miss
Eta NJ McHugh. Miss Adeline NJ Kelly,
Miss Mary Scott and Mr.. D. J. Scott.
Strand-Mrs. Chauncey Leeds Mitch
ell, Miss Leanor Pendas. Mrs. William
Steinbuch and Mrs. Anna NJ. Martin.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
RARE BOOKS ON WEST
AND WILDERNESS SHOWN
Part Three of Library of DR..
Frank p. O'Brien on Vieu.

4 collection Of 672 books on the West
and the Wilderness, the library Of Dr
Frank J.. O'Brien (part thiee), has just
been placed on view AZ the Anderson
Galleries TO be shown until. the dates
Of sale on Monday and Tuesday March
II and Is. This notable collection in
cludes many Of the great Overland
narratives. rare ana important maps.
rare prints and views. &c.
one Of the interesting items consists
or the original manuscript surveys and
descriptions of Washington's real estate
venture in the Great Dismal Swamp
lands. as drawn and prepared by Ger
shom Nimmo. the surveyor. 1t occupies
eight pages on five folio sheets, and is
dated Norfolk. 1853. Another item OF
Importance Is the original manuscript
surveys and maps made by
Abraham Swagerty, the surveyor. In
1875. delimiting and describing six
tracts aggrega.ing f,20l.240 acres in
the Territory South Of the Ohio" and
embracing almost exactly one-sixth Of
the present State Of Tennessee. These.
20 far as can bc discovered, are the
earliest original surveys of this region
known ~ be III existence.
As for the famous Western narra-
tivcs. practically every ono OF the more
celebrated titles Is represented. There
is Langworthy's excessively rare over
land Journal In the original cloth. the
finest known copy Of Zenas Leonard's
narrative, the celebrated narrative or
fNicy Iobdcll. the female hunter, James
Pattie's celebrated narrative, &C. a
copy OF Il. ~ Canheld's secret report OF
the exploration and work in Montana
and Washington Territories for the
Northern Pacific Railroad. the second
that has come into the auction room in
recent years, also appears. a collection
OF eleven Of Col Prentiss Ingraham's
excessively rare biographies Of ceie-
brated plainsmen. scouts. rangers and
Indian fighters Is also included here.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
MRS. DURYEA'S GARDEN WORK.
shows Her Plans In Miniature at
n Reception.

Mrs. Harry III. Duryea gave a recep-
ton yesterday for some of her friends at
| East Forty-ninth street. where she had
a private view of her plans In miniature
for intimate gardens, garden rooms and
conservatories. The room In which the
reception was held was arranged like a
garden with hedges. plants and statuary.
Among the guests were Mrs william
y. Douglas. Mime Enrico Caruso. Mrs.
NJ Lawrence Keene. Mr.. Gilbert Emery.
Mrs. oliver Hartman. Mrs. Adrian
Clews. Mrs. stephen King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen c. Wellmau. Mrs. william 6.
Langley. Mr.. Auguste +. Noel. Mrs.
Thomas Robinson. Mrs. w. Storrs Wells.
Mrs. Charles ri. Ditson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson O'Shaugtnessey.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Luncheon Parties
Chief Diversions
at Palm Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. DreXel Bid
die Among Those Enter
tanning Friends.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
PALM BEACH, Fla, March 21.-Al-
though the Beach Club will remain open
for some time. the restaurant closed this
evening following dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Drexel Biddle. Jr., entertained
there at luncheon. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Darlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward +. Hutton, Miss Cora
Shields and Mr.. and Mrs. Angler B..
Duke. Mr.. David McCulloch entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Sims Wyeth, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. Sears. Jr., and
Judge Harry Hyde. Dinner parties We're
given there by Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Appleton Mrs.
David D. Tenney and Mrs. Sydney
Splitter.
Mrs. w. Seward Webb spent the af-
ternoon fishing with Miss Frederick
Webb and w. Seward Webb Sd.
Mr.. l.. S. Taylor, who is at the Palm
Beach Inn. played tennis at the Ever
grades Club with A. j. d. Biddle. Jr.
against Angler b. Duke and the Hon.
Capt. Charles Winn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas IT. Symington
OF New York entertained a party of
twenty on the Everglades avenue beach
at a picnic luncheon.
Arrivals at the Breakers include Mrs.
John J. Hicks Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Van Vliet Putnam of New York. Mrs.
l.. 5. Isiviere and Mr.. r. q. Riviere OF
London, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Dennis
OF Morristown, n. T.: Mrs. S. B. Jones
OF Waterbury. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
MacDonnell Of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Pealse OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Z. Dillingham VIII
start tomorrow for Spark River on the
Nahmeoka on a short fishing cruise.
They will return to the Breakers before
starting North April /.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
COLLEGE MANS PLAY WINS.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALn
WILLIAMsTowN. Mass. March al
Kenneth +. Britton, 90. or Hartford
Conn. won the $50 prize offered by Cap
aud Bells, the Williams College Ora
matte Corporation. for one act play.
the name Of which Is Rough and Tum-
BILE for George" This play, with "'The
Monkeys Paw and The Man Who
Married 4 Dumb Wife" will be pre-
sented BY freshmen Of Williams College
under the auspices Of Cap aud Bells dur
ing the spring.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
LENTEN WELFARE EVENTS.

Mrs. Elwyn w. Poor Is chairman or
the spring dance which will be given
tonight in the main ballroom suite or
the Ritz-Carlton. for the benefit OF
the Reconstruction Hospital. at Tooth
street and Central Park West. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the social SER
vice work of the institution. There Will
be tables for bridge for the non-dancers.
The dance committee includes Mrs. How
land B. Jones. Misses Dorothy Battle.
Barbara NJ. Kissel, Martica Sturges. Ma
ron de Rham. Maud Cabot, Eleanor
Landon. Lucy Hunt. Elizabeth Cushman,
Hope Lincoln. Eleanor Towne. also
other girls Of this and last season.
Dancing will be general and buffet
supper will be served.
Mrs. Samuel Adams Clark. Mrs. Eff
fingham Lawrence and Mrs Lawrence
y. Gilman have arranged a bridge to
be held this afternoon at the Plaza for
the benefit Of the Sewing Society OF the
New York Orthopedic Hospital.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
NINE. EMMA CALvE SINGS.

Nine. Emma Calve gave recital OF
songs yesterday afternoon in Carnegie
Hall in aid of the woman's department
Of the National Civic Federation. The
size Of the audience showed that the OBJ
jcct OF the entertainment had been at
tained. Nine. Calve was not in such
excellent vocal condition as she was at
her first recital, but she sang with dra-
matte skill and lent pictorial vivacity to
the afternoon by her gestures. her move
ment about the stage and her facial ex-
preston. Romualdo Sapio played the
accomplishments.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Jewelry.

ping district, a very small open faced.
black enameled watch, diamond fleur de
ma rrow black ribbon. four gold slides set
with pearls also $50 ia cash: reward
Communicate with 2l3I Herald, Herald 50.
L0ST-Diamond ring, black setting. IN ladies'
dressing room Grand Central station: lib
erai reward. Phone KEvENY. Gramercy
5000
LosT-Bar pin. platinum and diamond. on
evening March IL. IN taxi between East
Goth St and New amsterdam Roof or
the roof. Reward. BROOKS, AZ Z. 66th 81.
L0ST-Watch, initials A. NJ. L.. 9th ay-
10th st. 5th av-30th St. reward. Room
COG, 2se 5,h nv.
LoST-Se e,urday, short imitation pearl neck
lace with platinum clasp. Reward. Buck
iugham Hotel.
L0sT-March II, imitation pearl necklace:
sentimental value only reward. Rhine
lander 1895
LosT-Monday. a platinum Ink bracelet two
diamonds. sapphire; reward Flushing.
telephone 3G52-J.
LOST-Thursday. al Montmartre, platinum
pin. - diamonds. liberal reward. 22i9
Herald. $50 Broadway.
SO REWARD.
Jeweled gold latch key. lost Monday night
IN or near Metropolitan Opera House: no
questions asked. Return to BLACK. STARR
g FROST. 9TH av. and lsth 81
$500 REWARD
for the return Of platinum diamond ring con
tanning large diamonds surrounded by ~
small diamonds, lost March II, Lord e. Tay-
lor or vicinity. MARCUS & CO., 45th ~ and
lth av. Vanderbilt 3ls0.
THE PARTY who took certain jewelry from
home In the vicinity Of Gramercy Park on
Thursday. March q. is known, and oppor-
tunity il hereby eivcn for its return before
other measures are taken.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
IN FILMS AGAIN.

Madame Butterfly" with Miss Mary
Pickford and Marshall Neilan, has been
added by Hugo Resenfeld to his Para
mount revival festival program at the
Rialto next week. Madame Butterfly"
will be shown on Tuesday, sharing feat
IRE honors with "Old Wives for New"
Two other films based upon operate
themes are Carmen" with Miss F'arrar,
Wallace Reid and Pedro de Cordoba,
and La Tosca," with Miss Pauline
Frederick, Frank Losee and Jules Rau-
court. Carmen" will be on the program
Wednesday with "On with the Dance"
and la Tosca" win be one of the
features on Thursday with Don't
Change Your Husband"
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SEWING CLASSES MEET.

There was meeting yesterday with
Mrs Harold Irving Pratt. So East sixty
eighth street. OF the sewing class for the
benefit OF the. Fresh Air Association of
the Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine.
During the meeting the children of the
Music school Settlement sang and
played.
The sewing class under the auspices
OF the Colonial Danes OF the State of
New York met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs Charles II. Brown. 200 West 167th
street, and during the progress OF the
Mrs. Brown read paper on
Colonial Glass" The proceeds OF this
class will be devoted to DR.. Grenfelrs
work in Alaska.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
DIR. WILLIAM y. PATTERSON.

DR.. William Palmer Patterson. 46. at
tending physician at the Newark city
Hospital, died Of heart disease yester-
day in his home. III South Tenth street
Newark. DR.. Patterson, who was at one
time a star halfback on the Rutgers Col
lege football team. had returned recently
from Florida. where he had been trying
to regain his health He was born in
this city and was graduated from Rut-
gers College and from the medical school
OF Bellevue Hospital The funeral SER
vices will be held on Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
HARRY S. BLACK TO MARRY
MISS MAY OF WASHINGTON
Daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Henry May Engaged to
New York Man.

An engagement Of great interest will
be announced to-day in Washington.
D. c.. by Col. and Mrs Henry May. It
is that of their daughter. Miss Isabelle
L. May. to Mr.. Harry S. Black. Of this
city
Miss May belongs to families widely
known throughout the United States.
Her mother was Miss Isabella 4. Cole
man of California. and her father is a
member of the May family that has
been prominent for many years in
Washington. Baltimore and this city.
One of Col. Mays cousins is Mrs. Will
lam JAY. formerly Miss Lucy Oelrichs.
the relationship coming through her
mother. who was born May. For numer-
Gus seasons Col. May and his family
have been identified with the summer
life in southampton. where they had q
villa last season.
Miss May is young woman OF com
manding presence, fond Of golf and
tennis, and has been out i'm society
several years. Her sister, Miss Cecilia
May. became the wife OF Mr.. William
Won Rath, Jr., of Germany. and since
her marriage has been living abroad.
There are two sons in the May family.
Messrs. Henry Coleman and Gerald
de G. May.
Mr. Black i one Of the best known
men In New York He is chairman OF
the United States Realty and Improve
ment Company. and a member OF the
Metropolitan. Union League. Turf and
Field Clubs Of this city. and OF the
Metropolitan OF Washington. p. G.
Miss May has just returned TO Wash
ington from a six weeks visit in Ber-
muda, at the winter home Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. $. Reynolds Hit, and at the
same time Mr. Black was guest The
marriage will take place soon in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Black married daughter of the
late George A. Fuller who afterward be-
came the wife of Tyler Morse of Boston.
She died several years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
MRS. LOUISE n. r. aIrMAs.

Mrs. Louise Rhinelander ThorHe Dit
mas, widow OF John Dtmas. Jr, banker
and member OF an old Flatbush family,
died Monday in her home, i04 Pierre
Tnnt street, Brooklyn. Mrs. Ditmas who
was rs years old, had been an invalid
for several years She leaves daugh-
ter. Mrs. John L, Talmagc. Funeral
services win be held tomorrow IN Grace
Episcopal Church, Columbia Heights.
with burial In Greenwood Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SHELDON II. HoYT.

sheldon Henry Hoyt naval veteran
Of the civil war. died yesterday at his
home IN Stamford. He was born IN New
Canaan, Conn, seventy eight years ago.
He served aboard the u. s. s. Fernan-
dina OF the Atlantic biockadng squad
ron In the civil war and afterward
cruiscd around tho world under Admiral
Farragut. He was n vlce-Commandcr
~ the National Association Of Naval
War Veterans and a member OF the
Minor Post, q. a. r.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
STERN-LONG.

Miss Aline ID. Long. daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Long OF III West
Seventy-first street. was married TO Mr..
Harold S. stern OF Lockport, n. ", last
night in the Italian garden Of the Ann
bassador by the Rev. DR.. stephen $.
Wise. The bride was attended BY the
Misses Mary and Ruth Bullowa. Mr..
Arthur II. Stern was best man for his
brother A reception, dinner and dance
followed the ceremony. Mr.. stern and
his bride will go to Bermuda for their
wedding trip and will live in Lockport.
He served overseas with the a. r. II.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

iacpONALp.-At keyport. ". j.. Magdeiane.
wife OF John Macdonald. Funeral ser
vices at her late residence. First st., Key
port, y. j., on Wednesday, March -, a.
2:3o i. Nj. Relatives and friends invited.
Trains leave Liberty ST.. New York, IL ~
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
OBITUARIES.
JOHN q. AyIES.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YORK HrRup.
CHICAGO. March 21.-John G Ames.
aged 40. formerly Collector OF the Port
or Chicago, died to-day at his winter
home near Lake Wales. Fla. of heart
disease. His home was in Streator H..
of which he was twice Mayor He leaves
his wife, who was with him III Florida
and a son, Isaac g. Ames OF Chicago.
lie was born in LaSalle county, ILL., In
1898 he was appointed United States
Marshal by President Mckinley and he
served for eight years. when he was ap-
pointed Collector OF the Port
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
MRS. SARAH j. G. DADy.

Mrs. Sarah ]. G. Dady, widow of
Michael j Dady, who was long a power
in Republican politics in Brooklyn, died
yesterday in the home Of her son. Har-
cid Il. Dady. 1874 Lincoln place. she
was born in this city in 1853 and had
lived in Brooklyn for more than forty
years Her husband died in June, 1921.
Mrs Dady is survived by another son,
Chester a. Dady, three grandchildren
and n sister
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
cHANLEn Anr ON VIEW.

At reception held I'll the Kngorc
Galleries. GGS F'ifth avenue, yesterday,
an exhibition was held of Tho screens
and decorative panels II Robert VIM
throp Chanlcr Among the $500 per-
sons az tho reception were Lady Dean
Paul. Prof Nicholas Roerlch Mrs. John
sanford, Mrs. Wlnslow Bixbv Mrs
William ~. Force, Prof. and Mrs. Emil
Boas. AIr and Mrs. De Forest Grant,
Mr.. ana Mrs Vernon Howe Bailey. Mr..
John D. williams, MIR. Morris Gcst,
Mr.. r. n Davis, Dr. Thomas Darlington
and pr charicg iicc.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SOCIAL NOTES OF NEWPORT.
Mrs. w. Woodward Phelps Gives
Luncheon for Twenty Guests.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. March 21.-Mrs. w.
Woodward Phelps gave luncheon for
twenty guests at the Laforge cottage this
afternoon.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert Gleaves
viii spend part of the summer at New
port. having taken an apartment at the
Corson cottage. l..t Ell
Mr.. Frank II. Rosengarten arrived
from Philadelphia to inspect his James
town place
Brig.-Gen. Mark l.. Hersey arrived
from the Boston district and with his
staff made an official inspection of the
Narragansett Bay coast defense.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
TUE REV. DIR. =. =. HOLLOWAY.

The Rev. Or. Thomas Pawlng Hollo-
way. 81. executive secretary OF the New
Jersey Baptist Convention. died Monday
at HIS home. $50 Clifton avenue. Newark.
of pneumonia. lie leaves widow He
had held pestoratcs At Baltimore, VIII
minrion and ot.ier cities
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
MRs. SARAH u. LYNCH.

Mrs. Sarah n. Lynch. who was born
on June 2S. 1929, at Blue Point. T. r..
died Monday at her home IN Bayport
She leaves two daughters and one son.
tho daughters. Mrs A. q. Tcrry and
Mrs. a. WI Terry. were married 70
brothers on the Same duy ana celebrated
their golden wedding On December 3l
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-C. p. Ward, j. f. Charl-
ton. William Lloyd Kitchell, D. B. Law
renee. Mrs. James b. Regan. Mrs. J. A.
Collender and George Burleigh
The Shoreham-Earnest G. Morse and
d. y. O'Connor.
The Wardman Park-Marshall J
Dodge and ]. Silverman
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
ARTISTS ELECT OFFICERS.

The secretary of the New Society OF
Artists announced yesterday that the
following officers for 1929 have been
elected: Chairman. Carl Melchers vice
chairman. George Bellows secretary.
Joseph Pennell. and treasurer, John
Flanagan. The council consists of Gift
ford Beal, A. Sterling Calder. Paul
Dcugberty. Eugene Spcicher and Leon
Kroll
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
IN MEMORIAM.

LANE.-In loving memory of cur devoted
sister. Solie, who died March %, 1921
Anniversary Requiem Mass to-day az
Church of n. Agnes AZ s o'clock.
M1TCHELL.-Mag Loving memory ~
our beloved mother.
MccREERy. william John McCrcory,
March %.
WHrTE-in loving memory of Byron X.
White, March 80 1921
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
WELLS ALUMNE sEEK MILLION

The New York alumnae of Wells Col
lege of Aurora, y. Y. numbering about
$50 opened the local campaign for q
Sl.000.000 endowment fund with a din
ner last night in the Waldorf-Astoria.
Thirty-five similar dinners were held In
other cities. The money will be used to
increase salaries and improve the col
legn eduipment
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
H. F. HOLLIS WEDS N ROME.
Ex-senator From New Hampshire
Marries Miss Hobbs

ROME. March 21.-The wedding or
Mr.. Henry f. Hollis. former United
States Senator from New Hampshire.
10 Miss Ann White Hobbs Of Con-
cord. n. H.. took place here to-day. The
religious ceremony was performed at the
American Methodist Church and the
civil at the Capitol
The civil ceremony was performed by
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SHOW BELGIAN ARTISTS WORK.

Baron de Cartier. the Belgian Am
bassador, viii attend the opening OF an
exhibition of the works Of the eminent
Belgian dry point etcher. Pierre Nuyt-
tens. at the Brown Robertson Gallery In
Madison avenue tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW NOhhs
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Taft, of cm.
cinnati. are at the Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rossiter Belts
have returned from Palm Beach to their
apartment at 27O Park avenue.
Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt gave luncheon
yesterday at Pierre's for her daughter
Miss Harriet b. Pratt
Mrs Archibald Rogers of Crumwold
Hail. HYDE Park, n. Y, gave luncheon
yesterday at the st. Regis
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron p. Strong have
returned from Atlantic City to 500 Park
avenue.
Mrs. Barbara Hatch has returned from
Bermuda. and is at her apartment in
Park avenue
Mr.. Clarence l.. Hay has returned
from Mexico to 50 East Thirty-seventh
street.
Mr.. Morehead Patterson, who passed
several weeks with Mrs. Patterson at
Jekyl Island. has returned to Harvard
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Petit. Of
Three Oaks. Hampstead, l.. l.. have
come to the Ambassador for stay Of
some time.
The young daughters of Baron and
Baroness Amaury de la Grange are
staying with their grandfather. Mr.
Henry T. Sloane and will pass the sum-
mer with him at Southampton.
Miss Anne Morgan will return to New
York the end of this month after visit.
ing twenty-five States where she has
been speaking in behalf of devastated
France.
The Hon. Alfred Anson who has been
passing fortnight at Bar Harbor will
return to Europe next month and will
Join the Hon. Mrs. Anson at their villa
in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney will give
costume dinner and dance next Sstur-
day night for the young friends of their
son and daughter Miss Joan Whitney
and Mr.. John Hay Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert vose White. who
have been passing the winter in Rum
son. n. J., are receiving congratulations
last Saturday. The child has been
called Prudence Stewart White. Mrs.
White was Miss Jean Robb, Stewart. a
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. George D.
Stewart, OF AZ East Fiftieth street
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ogden Rogers Of
New York and Plainfield are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daugh-
ter. Nathalie Pendleton Rogers The
baby is granddaughter OF the late
Francis Lionel Mordaunt and Mrs Nor
daunt and OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Pendleton Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
have a son, Samuel NJ. Rogers
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
sCoBEYs WHITE HOUSE GUESTS.
San Antonio Friends Entertained
by the President.

Special Dispatch to TIfE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., March 81.
They've moved t6 the White House."
was the information given to-day at a
Washington hotel where Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T.. Scobey had been stopping for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Scobey are
old friends of President and Mrs. Har-
ding from San Antonio. Tex, and it de-
veloped that they we're asked to become
White House guests until they could get
located in Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

the Deputy Mayor, who presented to
the couple the gold pen with which he
signed the register. Richard Washburn
Child. the American Ambassador. and
James Phelan, former Senator from
California, were witnesses.
The couple left this afternoon for
honeymoon journey to Il northern Italian
city on the Adriatic
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
LEWIS IL. STILES.

WArERrowN. y. Y. March 21.-Lewis
ri. Stiles. rs, Republican member o.
the Assembly from Lewis county in
f90t-1903. died at his home in Lowville
last night of pneumonia.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
E N G A G D +.

AN-SELIGMANN. - Mr.. and Mr..
Ferdinand Seligmsnn announce tho en-
FaRement OF their daughter Florence to
Samuel Newman. ~ home Aprn l. go
T.. ~, az 272 West Doth st
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Mrs. George Barnett has sold her
house. 302S Q street. to Mrs. Henry NJ
Blount and will open Wakefield Manor.
her country place in Virginia.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
arrived In Washington yesterday at the
Willard on their way to New York
from Florida
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SzfRLIF.-The family ~ the late Nathan
". Szerlip acknowledge 20 their relatives
and friends With grateful appreciation tho
Kind expressions of sympathy IN theif
heranNamont
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Judge Graham Egerton. Solicitor OF
the Navy during the Wilson Admins
trations. has been confined to his home
for three weeks with a nervous break
down. 1t is believed. however, that his
condition Is improving.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Drinker OF
Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William Marshall Bullitt.