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The New York herald., 1922-09-02
NotableS Among
Voyagers To-Day
aboard s Liners
DR.. Joseph Redlich, Former
Austrian Finance Minister,
to Sail on Olympic.

Six steamships sailing for Europe
to-day will have several notables among
their passengers.
DR.. Joseph Redlch. former Austrian
Minister of Finance, who has been at
tending the Institute OF Politics at Will
Jamestown, will sail for home on the
White Star liner Olympic, out to-day
for Cherbourg and Southampton.
Other passengers include Isaac r,
Marcosson, who is going to Germany 70
collect material for a series OF articles
for the Saturday Evenin0 Post; Fred
ericlx w. Hilies, former chairman OF the
Republican National Committee Lyman
Beecher Stowe. author and editor ;
Cecil Barrett, New York banker; Arturo
III. Orci Mexican Minister 10 Holland
Marshall Bullitt, assistant special coun-
sci for the United States Shipping
Board Mrs. James Evans, Jr.. and her
son, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard A. Hudnut. Major and Mrs.
Julius Ochs Adler who will spend their
honeymoon abroad: Wilfred Cotton and
Major Chandler Davis.
Also Juan Ceballos. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
L. Conant, Mrs. Edwin b. Currier MISS
Jane Currier, Mrs. Frederick i. Fre-
linghuysen. Henry LOTUS. Mrs John y.
From other cities are Mr. and Mrs.
John $. wilson of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Mem. Hoyt and Miss Nancy
Hoyt OF Washington, Mrs. Hunter Perry
OF Atlanta. Mrs X. G. Fraser, Miss
Margaret Fraser and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard L. Hansell of Philadelphia. Mrs.
hobert II. Stevenson. Jr., of Boston, and
Mra. Perry E. Truax and Miss Jane
Truax OF Seattle.
The White Star liner Baltic. sailing
to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool,
will have among her passengers wal
ter Ogilvie. president Of the Havana
Central Railway Kilbourne Gordon'
who IL going to London to arrange Tor
the production of THE Cat and the
Canary" and Percival Moore. who
played the principal role In the New
York production Capt. J. P. Maine OF
the British passport control ofilce,
Justo Rufino Barrios. Consul-General
for Guatemala at Liverpool; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. S. Blackall, i. S. Blackall. Jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Harper. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Kimoall. William
p. Nichols. John T. Nichols. Mrs. w.
y. Simonds and Miss Gertrude Siinonus,
ali OF New York; Miss Mary Fl. Parfitt
of Boston. Donald J. Parker of Tren-
ton and Mr.. Kim Huat Hoon. Mr.. 7.
FL Hoonkrakool and son of Bangkok.
Siam.
Among those sailing to-day on the
Holland America Line steamer Ryn-
dam are the Baron NJ. w. Van Boetze-
laar. DR. Fred J. Farnell. Miss Helen
Watson. Miss Alfaretta Hallem. Miss
Emily Scholl. Mrs. w. J. Rogge. MIS-
Marila Rogge, Mrs. L. NJ Campbell
Miss Elenore V. Green. Miss Agnes
Schiltmeyer. Mr.. J. j. A. Van DENSE
N,s, = NJ G. Dullemond, Mr. r. III. a,
Norman. Miss p. A. Van Wickevoort-
crommeiin and Mr.. G. J. Van Wicke-
yoort-Crommelin.
The Cunarder Berengaria also VII
sail with a large passenger list. othei
vessels sailing are the America ioi
Bremen and the City OF London ioi
Glasgow.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch 20 THE New YoaK HEnALp
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Sept. New
York arrivals at the hotels include:
Traymore--J. -. Hall. Felix MuEdon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Babcock. Mrs. w. X
Walker. Mrs. Seymour Knight s. q
Icnnox. W. s. Brown. J. II. Roberts
Mrs. l. ii. Mott and Mrs. James IT, l.
Blackburn.
Marlborough William En-
bury. Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Mason. Jr.. }
O. Laffcrty. Miss Myrtle G. Pitt. Mis-,
Hlda Pitt. Mrs. Henry Lathe and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas =. Wagner
Dennis--Byron Morris. Mr. and Mrs
William Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.
Henley. II. b. Dllcnworth and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank g. Love.
dhalfonte--7aymo Roberts Mrs
Henry zoller. w ~. Nelly. Mrs. A. q
Johnstone, Morris Shelley Miss c. III
Clare and Mrs. w. q. haywood.
BreakersA-Niiss Frances Casey. Miss
Carolyn Peters. Capitola de Wolf. Geor.
gctte dc Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs.NM de Wolf
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II Werner. Leo NJ. job
Daniel Bimberg. w. J. Sandcrson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. lc Bowski
Ambassador--B W. Kcawans. v. A
Strange, A. A. Slchel, Mrs. J.. w Cole.
grove and Miss jane c. Fisher.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
COMING HOME ON CEDRIC.
Many American Tourists Among
D8i to Arrive Tomorrow.

Benjamin f. Cresson, chief engineer
or the Port OF New York Authority,
who has been abroad for six weeks
studying European methods OF freight
handling and the operation of free.
ports. is returning on the White Star
liner Cedric, which Is due tomorrow
from Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Cedric is bringing Psi passengers.
most OF them returning American tour
lists. Among the first cabin travellers
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell c. Leffingweu. Miss
Grnce Lefflngweil Miss Julia {.
Lefringwell. Miss Jane TuckeIman. Miss
Emily L. r,uckerman and Benjamin
Drveen, OF New York: Representative
Schuyler Merritt. Of Stamford: Waldo
Newcomer. Miss 81. w. Newcomer and
Il. +. Newcomer. OF Baltimore: @. X.
Wright, of Pittsburgh and Mr.. and
Mrs. George r.. SinnicKson and Miss
Marie It. Sinnickson. OF Philadelphia.
Another passenger on the Cedric Is
Capt. r. g. Ridgeway. OF the Australian
bowling team. which has just COM
pleted a tour OF Great Britain.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
NOTES or SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs James Barnes of Albany
entertained for Mrs. Emery McClntocL
Of Pasadena. Cal. ut luncheon in
Sherrys yesterday. Other luncheon
parties were given by Mrs. BENJAMIN
Wood and Miss Emily ON. Davies OF
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Edward c. Kohlsaat of Chicago
has Joined Mr.. Kohlsaat at the Am
bassador Hotel
Mrs. George T.. Dickinson was among
those who entertained yesterday in the
Roof Garden at Delmonico's.
MIR. and Mrs Walter II. Schoellkopf
OF Buffalo, IN yesterday on the Beren-
raria. are at the Ritz-Carlton before
goins to Washington.
Mrs. Howe Totten of Washington.
who has been visiting friends In Balti-
mors. is at the Hotel Belleclaire. ac-
companied by her son. Mr.. George
Oakley TotteR Jr.
Senorina Emeraida De Leon OF Chile
leader In womcn's activities OF her
country, Is at the Hotel McAlpin to
NEE. women prominenet In political
and club circles for the purpose Of
learning their ideas and methods OF
work
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Baislcy and os-
car tTankiln &cfnStOrh. r. ~. ~. -. ana
general secretary OF the American Guild
Of Organists, and former gallery organ
ist OF Trinity Church. New York. arc
spending part of September at the Kent
House In Greenwich. Conn.
Mrs. Jesse Drew Beale OF SIS Firth
avenue and her daughter. Mrs. Caroline
Mcqueen, have taken an apartment at
81 East Fifty-first street.
Brig. -Gen. James Allen and Brig.-Gen.
James A. buchanan. who have been on
an automobile trip for several weeks.
lavc arrived from Saratoga at the
Hotel Astor before returning TO Wash
ingtor.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel T.. Moran. who
have been at Mendhain. n. j., are now
at the Vanderbilt indefinitely. Mrs. La
motto du Pont has arrived there from
Wilmington. Del.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
COMING BY THE ADRIATIC.
Mrs. Marshall Field Among Many
Rcturning from Europe.

sueciol coble 10 THE NEw Yonx HERALD.
copauioht, Iosf. by THE New YORK HErALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Sept. 1. J
Among the passengers who VIII san
on the steamship Adriatic tomorrow LOT
New York are DR.. J. II. Austin, the
Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Austin, MT
and Mrs. Richard Aldrich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall c. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert p. Brewer. son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Robert B. Camp
bell. Mr.. w. r. Cummins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goddard Dubois and son and Mr.. Robert
G Dunthorne.
Also Mrs Marshall Field, Miss Bar
bara Field, DR.. S. +. Farr. ID. y. Gill
more. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Hiteshew,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Horner and sons,
Mr. Samuel insult and son, Or. d. b.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan T. Klotz
and eon, Mr.. and Mrs Adam K Luke,
Mr. and Mrs ]. Willis Martin, Mr. and
Mrs John H. Packard, the Rev G. A.
Johnston Ross. Mr.. Thomas G.. Sinclair.
the Misses Agnes. Mary. Elsie and Caro-
l.ne Sinclair. Mr.. Harold Spender, Mrs.
J. Howard Wainwright, Sir Charles and
Lady Wakefield, Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Weedon, Mr.. and Mrs. Derring Wells
and Mr.. and Mrs *. T. Cumans.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Royal House Shut
to the Brother of
King Alexander
Prince George Excluded for
20 Months and Ordered
to Live at Nish.

BELGRADE, Sept. (Associated Press).
liking Alexander has deprived his
brother. Prince George. of all communi
Cation with the royal house for twenty
months for making untrue allegations
calculated to damage the interests of the
State. During this time he will be re-
: quired to live at Nish.
Special Cable to TIE NEw York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New York HERALp.
New York Herald Rureau.
Paris. Sept. I.
The ban placed upon Prince George
by his brother. King Alexander OF Jugo-
Slayia. had its inception at a meeting
of the Crown Council presided over by
the King and held In Bled about two
weeks ago at which alleged written at
tacks against the authority Of the royal
house made by Prince George were
considered.
In 1909 Prince George. who is 25. year
older that his brother the King. re-
nounced his rights to the succession to
the crown of Serbia. When he arrived
In Belgrade from Paris about five<weeks
ago his position as member Of the
Royal House was made the subject OF
/, tWo Interpretations In Parliament, the
aGovernment being asled why he was
4ot granted the position to which he
eTNAa entitled.
g. The Interpretations were supported by
letters from the Prince to members OF
the Government asking for n commits
sion in the army and complaining that
lie was not given the means to live
seithcr at home or abroad. Later 1t was
reported that the Government had Of
fered Prince George an annual allow
ance OF 100000 dinars, amounting under
Noresent conditions to a5ou. $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
HENRY c. BRYAN.

Funeral services for Henry G. Bryan.
lawyer, who died Monday at Lake
Placid. were held Thursday morning in
his home. 375 Park avenue. Since 1895
he and Duncan Edwards had practiced
law together under the firm name OF
Edwards & Bryan. He was member
OF the University. Princeton and Rail-
road clubs and the Nassau Country
Club. He leaves his wife. Mrs. Russell
lie Strange Bryan, and one daughter,
Mrs. Edward L. Caldwell.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. William Nelson of East
Eighty-sixth street and Springside.
poughkeepsie. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Geraldine
d. Nelson, TO Mr.. Ernest r. Ackcr of
Kingston. ". r., son Of Mrs. Charles
Il. Acker OF Ossining Mr. Acker is a
graduate Of Cornell, 1917, and served as
a first lieutenant with the First Gas
Regiment In France
Mr.. James c. Nichols OF New Ro-
chelie. y. Y. announces the engage
mnt OF his daughter. Miss Virginia
Nichols. to Mr.. Oakley j. vollard.
grandson of Mrs. John Morgan Of Bay
port. L. I. Mr.. vollard was a member
" the class of 1919 at Yale and during
the war served as u lieutenant In naval
aviation.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
NARRAGANsETT PIER.

Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw YonK HErAtp
NARRAoANsETr PfEn. X. J.. Sept. L.
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Beach OF Iisverford
Pa. and Charles Carroll Goldsborough
of New York arc the guests of Mrs
Samuel III Valentine Of New York al
her villa. valmar, over Labor Day.
Miss Blanche Strcboigh came from
Newport and Joined her father. Mr.
Harold Strobelgh. and Mrs. Strcboigh a,
the Massasoit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kinney OF New
York have just closed Chetolah on Gib-
son avenue and departed for their coun-
try place. Klnnelonf in Butler, n. j.,
where they will pass the autumn.
Miss Caroline Hazard viii arrive a,
her country place. Peacedalc to-mor-
row. motoring from the Berkshire IIilia
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
BLACK BEAR TAKEN
AT MONADNOCK BASE
Bruin Taken to DixUilIe Notch
in Automobile.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YonK HERALD.
DIxvILLE ,NorcIs n. H., Sept 1.-There
was a thrill of excitement and taste
of the wilds for the colony at the Bal
sans this afternoon when Roy 4. Smith
of North Stratford ". IT.. drove up TO
tho hotel this morning with a black bear
he had caught alive on his farm at the
foot of Mount Monadnock.
Fortunately for the peace OF mind of
the guests the bear was securely lashed
in the tonnoau OF the automobile.
Mr.. Smith presented the bear to Paul
Lannin. son OF J. J. Lannin. the pro-
prietor. and eventually bruin will adorn
the living room floor of Wind Whistle
Cottage. the end of tether.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
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MRS. EDISON LEWIS.

Mrs. Louise Rowland Lewis. aged II.
wife Of former Mayor Edison Lewis OF
Mount Vernon, died Thursday at her
home. 22s South Second avenue, Mount
Vernon.
She was prominent In church and
charity work and was a daughter OF
the lste Mr.. and Mrs. james Rowland.
She leaves her husband and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. g. Fred Starbuck OF White
Plains and Miss Grace T. Lewis OF
Mount Vernon
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
MRS. .CHARLESF. F.HOFFMANG GIVES
DINNERA DANCE EATNEWPORT
Al1nsea Hall Brilliantly Decorated for Party, Which
Is Attended by $50 Guests

dinner followed by ball tomorrow
evening.
The gold mashie offered by Mrs. T.
Sufrern Taller az a prize for the best
gross score made over Ocean Links dur
ing the months Of July and August has
been won BY Mr.. Louis Livingston of
New York. Mr.. Livingston made a SO
on July while playing with Mr.. IL.
g. Wellman. The silver mashie offered
for the best net score was won by for
mer Governor r. Livingston Beeckman.
with gross score OF 3s and a net OF
35 ia made the opening day. July /. in
q contest while playing with Mr.. J..
Gordon Douglas.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
MISS MACRUDER TO BE
ENCLIS4MAN,S BRIDE
Engaged to Guy Campbell,
W Viscountess Greys Cousin.

n LONDON, Sept 1.-The engagement Is
g6nnounced Of Miss Natalie Magruder OF
fWashington to Mr. Guy Campbell OF
I1ondon. Miss Magruder Is the guest
kof the brother-in-law OF her flance. Lord
Ernest Hamilton, son OF the Duke OF
sAbercorn. She is daughter of John
tQolmes .Magruder and granddaughter
III the Hon. William Mclean.
Mr.. Campbell is grandson OF the
tate Sir Guy Campbell and Lady Camp
Yell, who is a daughter OF the Irish
patriot. Lord Edward Fitzgerald. and a
Granddaughter OF the Duke of Leinster.
lie also is cousin OF Viscountess Grey
,of Falloden. The marriage will take
place at an early date.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
L. C. HAMERSLEY HOLDS
ARMY REUNION TO-DAY
Will Entertain 1st Division
Veterans at B0rryfoDn.

l.. Gordon Hamersley will entertain
his war comrades OF the First Division,
in which he served as lieutenant. at
his estate at Barrytown- the-Hud-
son from to-day until Monday. The
guests will be brought to Barrytown
on yacht.
The First Division veterans will hold
a bail November 10 in the Hotel Astor..
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
MRs. ANN W. HUGHES.

Mrs. Ann W. Hughes. aged 50, OF In
dianapoiia. niece OF the late Gen. Lew
Wallace, author OF "Bcn-fur." died
Thursday at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Dewitt T.. Brokaw. 176 RoclSvie~
avenue. North plainfeld, y. J.. where she
had been visiting since August J. Be-
sideg her daughter, she leaves 2 son,
Robert T. Hughes OF Winter Park. Fla,
and three brothers, David Wallace.
New York: Col William a. Wallace,
u. 8. A., and Lew Wallace OF Indian
nnnlie.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
ON HOLIDAY ABROAD,
SHE WEDS SUDDENLY
Mics EUelyn Carroll Lieut..
{ Durdnd's Bride.

z Special Cable TO TIE NEw IonK HERALD.
ACopyrioht, i9ee, by THE New York HERALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. sept. /.
< When Miss Evelyn Carroll of East
champion. Conn. left America u month
.Ygo for holiday In England she may
have been expecting adventure. She
bound romance In remarkably short
time. In London to-day she was mar.
,Tied to Lieut.. Mortimer Henry Marion
purand. nephew OF the Right Hon. Sir
Mortimer Durand. Privy Councillor and
81. C.< M. c.. noted as diplomat and
historian.
Miss Carroll was married at the same
registry as the Countess Drogheda, but
only a few frieds attended the wedding.
At the home Of the Durands the news of
the wedding is said to have caused grea.
surprise.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
A. e. HULL,s ESTATE TO WIDOW.

The will OF Albert E. HUH. for many
years city employee and one tine
secretary to Frank L. Dowling, former
Borough President OF Manhattan, was
dled for probate yesterday in surro-
gates Court. bequeathing his entire es-
tate TO his widow, Mrs. Mary X. Hull,
OF 452 West Twenty street. The
petition said Mr. Hull left no real prop
erty and less than $1,000 in personally.
He died In London August 10 while
with DR.. Royal S. Copeland. Health
Commissioned and Mrs. Copeland.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
LATE BISHOP BURCH'S
SON TO WE'D TO-DAY
Miss Lucille Deln,eI Of Ohio te
Be Bride.

Mr.. Albert c. Burch. son of the late
Bishop of New York and Mrs. Charles
Sumner Burch. Will be married to-day
10 Miss Lucille Delmel OF Sandusky.
Ohio. The wedding will take place at
the country home OF the brides parents
at Cedar Point Ohio.
MIR. Burch is In business In Sandusky
and he and his bride will make their
home In that city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
BRYAN ESTATE DIVIDED.

Mrs. Russell lie Strange Bryan of 37o
Park avenue and her daughter, Mrs.
Marjorie B. Caldwell of G. East Fifty
fourth street will share the estate Of
Henry c. Bryan. lawyer, who died Au-
gust IS. under his will filed yesterday
Mrs Caldwell receives 200 shares of
stock OF Hardwick & Magec, and on, the
death OF Mrs. Bryan her mother will
inherit the residuary estate. which was
left in trust
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
MISS NELSON IS ENGAGED.

Mrs. William Nelson OF East
Eighty-sixth street and Springsidc
Poughkeepsie, ". Y. has announced the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Ger
aldine ID. Nelson, to Mr.. Ernest r. Acker
OF Kingston. ". Y. son OF Mrs. Charles
j.. Aclser OF Ossining. Mr.. Acker, grad
uate OF Cornell. class OF 1917. served
as a First Lieutenant with the First Gas
Regiment In France.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

II.
I\/I in
~ Abbott Of
Of
of honor
Alice
The will be Mr.
j. of
Edward Morrill, King ioy Donald Feru-
Phelps
will
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
DIES WAITING FOR FAMILY.
New Yorker Was to Meet Them mt
saybrook station.

sArBRooK. Conn, Sept l.-While
waiting for his family due to arrive on
a New York train. Joseph $. Heck Of
Huxley avenue. New York, fell dead Of
heart disease on the platform OF the
railroad station AT Saybrook Junction to-
night. He had occupied cottage at
Grassy Hill for the last thre months
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
IN ME M O RI A M .

1oEwENTHAL.--sa In loving memory
~ our dear departed husband and father.
who died September ?. 1917. Family.
gcItESKI.--J. Pauline scherk entered irto
eternal life September =. 1921.
sfIBERMAN Samuel ]. SHERMAN. In
fond and loving memory OF our beloved
father. died sertember 3. 1919.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
HEnRIcK NOT TO QUIT POST.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Widespread re-
ports that Ambassador IIerrfck. now on
leave In this country. might not return
20 his post In Paris were denied to-day
at the White House. 1t was said tha:
no intimation Of his retirement had
reached President Harding.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
DAUGHTER ron scuIPAs.

Tito Schipa, tenor Of tho Chicago
Opera Company has cablod 20 his repre-
sentativcs here announcing the birth OF
a daughter to the singer and Nine
Schipa at Rocca 81 Papa, italy,
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard--R. a. Winston. John r.
Rafter. r. b. Davis. Louis Keller, Will
lam c. Amos. Alexander Aderer. T. w.
Seymore. C. Cartlcdgc. +. s. Bogert. M.
Egan, Samuel Thomas. Walter +. Kittle.
Mrs. L. Colder and Miss +. Martin.
The Ebbitt--C. r.. Cutler and II. Achi-
son.
The Harrington-C. r. Thomas and r.
Arnold.
The Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs G. W.
Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yose.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-In yellow Taxi. Thursday, August 81 /.
on am av and 2Tth at, SMALL DARK
BEApF.D BAG, containing keys. Reward IL
returned 20 l.. NJ. seventh floor Of 3Si 4th
av.. New York
Chandler touring car. 1922 model. on
radistor; license No T005i4 n. T.; engine
No ieOOoT reward sico. Room 500. ~ Court
a. prootiyn. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

rOuND--A SUM of money. Appiy A. the
. New York Produce Exchange Building. /.
broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

Barnes. Albert A. Lewis Louise II
Blanchard. Emma B. Molt, Dell Il.
Brock Flora nicGean. v. Dep.
BROOKS, Bessie B. l.. Nash, William A.
Edwa rds. John Neville William =.
Goldman Philip Newbold, II. II.
Harmon Mary Paine, Caleb l.. A.
Hutchinson, Eliza s. Tichenor Bryan N.'
Johnson, Anna i. Titus, II. Wills
Leonard, william II.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Wearing Apparel.

r0sT-Fur nctkpiece. Hudson Thcater.
Wednesday evening. reNard " returned.
Stu,Vcsant h25:.
rcsT-on evening OF August 81. sable ne.k-
piece. left IN tau between l.t West 45th
-.k Tel Murray. INN
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Cats. Dog. &c.
Found.

f.OsT--Airdale. large. mais, wearing leath
collar and rnvszle liberal reward II broas. !.
10 $40 Lafayette at, city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
In Nemor1am.

Loewenthal. Samuel SilberInan, samne! !.
Schenll. J. Pauline
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Je,vciry.
sion REWARD

tiOn REWARD.
Lost. Thursday, August 81, diamond aid
on,x circle pir, between go w aSth ST.
rnd 5th az. ard 10th ~. Tel. Far Rockaway
f.aO. T1TsT.ANOH
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller left to-
day by motor for Niagara Falls to visit
her sister. Mrs. Philip Clancy. and to
get their son. Theodore Tiller. Jr.. who
has been visiting there.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

The President and Mrs. Harding have
given up all plans to 60 away over the
week end and Labor Day owing to the
Illness Of Mrs. Harding who. It is re-
ported, Is suffering from severe cold.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

BROOKS.-Suddeny. at Sioane's Hospital
for Women. New York, on Thursday.
August 81, Bessie Blackwell Lyon BROOKS :.
wife OF John Nixon Brooks, and daughter
OF Bessie b. c. and the late Amos ~.
Lyon. Funeral services a. the Fifth Ave-
Presbyterian Chapel, 55th ST., near
9Th sv., New York, on Saturday. sep
tember ., at 1880 a. N. Interment pri-
vate.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

The Secretary OF Agriculture. Henry
c. Wallace. and the Director-G General Of
Railroads, James c. Davis. have returned
from Gunston Hal. where they were
guests for a short visit OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luis Hertle.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

EDWARDS.-on "Wednesday evening, August
80. 1922. at St. Vincent's Hospital, Rgh:
Rev. John Edwards, p. r.. late pastor ot
\ ST. Joseph's Church. 9th ay. and WASH
ington place and member of the Diocesan
Council. Divine Office viii be sung on
Sunday. September ), at &. NJ. solemn
Pontfical Requiem Mass Monday. sep
tembcr q 10 A. NJ. Kindly omit flowers.
Intermant White Plains, y. \.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
WASHINGTON.

Senator Calder entertained at dinner
Thursday night at the Willard Hotel.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

The special attache Of the Rumanian
Legation and Mime. Drutzu left yester-
day for Toronto and will spend the next
six weeks in northern Canada.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Andrew NJ. Mellon. has gone to Prides
Crossing for over Labor Day to be with
his daughter and son. Miss Ailsa Mellon
and Paul Mellon.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs Morgan LaAontagne
entertained at luncheon yesterday In
the italian Garden of The Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

Mr.. De Lancey Nicoil. Mr.. De Lancey
Nicoll. Jr.. and Mrs. William @. Rookie
feller and her daughter. Miss Almira
g. Rockefeller. are among the passen-
gers on the Paris leaving Europe to-
day for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

Mr.. Andrew Sage gave a luncheon at
Sherry's yesterday for HIS sister -in-law
Mrs. w. ". Sage. Ills guests included
Mrs. lie Grand c. Griswcid and Lieut.
Col. William A. Larned. the former
tennis CHAMPION
The New York herald., 1922-09-02

The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
De Riano, who have been at the Ritz
Carlton. shave gone to the Catskill
Mountainstfor week. accompanied by
Mrs. Peter Goeiet Gerry.