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The New York herald., 1922-12-15
MiSSHofmanMakes
Gift to Cathedral
in Parents Memory
On Coming Of Age To-day
Gives Clearstory to st.
John the Divine.

Miss Marian Is. Hoffman, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman, who
to-day on coming Of age will inherit a
substantial fortune. has offered 70 Bishop
William r. Manning OF the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese OF New York and the
trustees of the Cathedral Of ST. John the
Divine funds. to meet the cost OF erect
ing the clearstory Of the cathedral chan
eel.
The gift by Aiiss Hoffman is in mem
ory OF her father. the late Charles Fred
erick Hoffman. who for nineteen years
was treasurer. trustee and member OF
the building committee OF the cathedral.
The new clearstory also will form a
memorial TO Miss Hoffman's mother,
who for fifteen years was secretary and
chairman of|the committee on ways and
means OF the cathedral auxiliary and
who assisted the late Rev. DR.. Hunting
ton in raising the funds with which the
crossing of the cathedral was built.
To celebrate her daughters attaining
her majority Mrs. Hoffman will give a
large dinner tonight at Sherry's. There
will be dancing until 10 o'clock. when
Mrs. Hoffman and her party will go TO
the dance Mr. and Mrs, Frederick II.
Allen will give for their debutante
daughter, Miss Priscilla Alden Allen.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr., and Mrs Jerome j. Hanauer of
East Seventy-fourth street. have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Alice G. Hanauer, to Mr..
Lewis l.. Strauss. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis S. Strauss of Richmond. Va
Miss Hanauer has been attending Vas
sar. Mr.. Strauss is connected with the
banking firin of Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Morehouse OF 1882
Easthurn avenue have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Mis- Mer-
rifle Thatcher Morehouse to Mr. Will
lam C. Appelberg also of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gristede OF
University Heights announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Geral-
dine Gristede. to Mr.. Schuyler Fisher.
son of Mrs. Mary NJ. Fisher. also OF
University Heights. The wedding will
take place next spring. Mr.. Fisher at
tended New York University. He is now
with the Columbia Trust Company He
Ia a member OF the Army and Navy Club,
st. Nicholas society. Squadron A, Society
of Colonial Wars and Sons OF the Revo-
luton and holds a First Lieutenancy in
the Infantry Reserve Corps.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by TIE NEW YoRK HEnALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Dec. IL.
Among those who sailed yesterday on
board the Olympic were Mr.. and Mrs.
3. II. Brewster, Mr.. John Il. Carswell.
Count Georges de Castellane. Mr.. and
Mrs. George w Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Chinn, Prince Christopher Of
Greece and Princess Anastasia, the for
mer Mrs William b. Leeds; Mr.. r.<Rober.
Cluett. Mr.. and Mrs X. l.. Coz Mr.. e..
J. Conill. DIR. Alec w. Crouch, Gen. Abel
Davis. Capt. J. Digges- Pryce, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. $. Donistrope, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
y. Doubleday and Mr.. Newton Double
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrell. Com
modore J.. C. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Castor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Grandgerard and daughter. Yvonne I:
Mr.. and Mrs Christian Gros. DIR. and
Mrs. J. c. Halsey and daughter, Ethel !;
e. Cheon Tse-Hi, and Mrs. Newlin
Hooper.
Also Viscount and Lady Delendonck-
Isebrant, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. JEFF
ferson, Mr.. ard Mrs +. j. Johnson, Tung
Kang, Mr.. and Mrs. George Leigh Jones
and daughters. Joan and Edith: Miss
Ethel Leginska Mr.. Samuel II. Lippin-
colt. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Little and
three sons. Mr. Frank McCabe. Mrs.
Stanley Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID.
Meredith. Mr.. Harry Morgan. Mr. Ivor
Novelo, Mrs. Eugene A. Philbn. Mrs,
Nellie Prendergast. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson. Col. Henry II.
Rogers. Mr.. Howard G. Seldom, Count
and Countess Sigray and Viscountess
Sigray. Mr.. Milton Untermayer, Gustaf
Wiedel. commercial counselor to the
swedish Legation in Washington, and
Mrs. Wiedel and Misses Barbara and
Joan Whitney.
lvor Novello, composer and actor, who
lis passenger on the Olympic, Is a
son of Nine. Clara Novello Davies OF
10 West Sixty-seventh street His
American engagements may call him TO
the Pacific coast for picture work for p.
W. Griffiths. He will be here until
spring. Mr.. Novello is best known here
as author of Keep the Home Fires
Burning. a new song of his is popular
in London and is being sung bv Dame
Clara Butt, Land of Might Have Been
He has been successful as a musical
comedy composer the last two years in
England. His latest comedy IN London
is From "A TO Ztd.''
The New York herald., 1922-12-15

CHRISTMAS BABIES LUCKY.

world between midnight tonight and
noon Christmas Day with the Nursery
and Child's Hospital as It's godmother
will have a visit from Santa Claus.
This unique Christmas party will be
held Christmas Day In the hospital
Amsterdam avenue and SiXty-hrst
streets under the auspices OF the social
service department. which will take
Santa Claus 20 them in their homes
with substantial things for tho outer
and inner child. Miss Harriet Jane
Smith. head of the social service de-
partment. estimates that the ,number OF
Infants will be twenty To thirty.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15

Special Cubic 10 THE New YORK HEsAiD.
Co-gri9ht, i9ee, bv Tim NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. Dec. H.
Paris society turned out this morning
to attend the marriage of Miss Grace 5.
steinbrugge. daughter of Mrs. Edward
steinbrugge of New York. and coufA
Jean de Laugier-vniars in the Church
81. Honore d'Eylau. The ciyil ceremony
was performed yesterday.
The witnesses for the bridegroom We're
his uncle, the Marquis dc Pothap, and
his cousin, Viscount de SterDo. The
brides witnesses were her brothers. Mar
eel and Lucient III. Steinbrugge. both OF
New York The bride also was attended
by her niece Cecile and a nephew,
Edward. W
The brides gown was of white crepe
embroidered with mother-of-pearl and
crystal beads. She wore veil Of real
lace, an heirloom, which was fitted to
the head like a cap and fell over long
train.
The wedding is also interesting 60
New York because the Count is,a nephew
" the late Count Henri de Laugicr-
villars. who married Miss Garcia Liv-
ingston, of New York
Among the gifts We're g diamond neck
lacesand diadehl from the brides mother
and numerous pieces of jewery and sill
verware from friends and relatives. The
corple will spend their honeymoon IN
Italy and Will return to the Counts
apartment for the winter Later they
Will take a home near the Steinbrugge
apartment in the Avenue Kleber.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
LrEur.-ooL. II. C.. WILSON DIES

Lieut.-Col. Henry Clinton Wilson.
L. S. A., 46. died to-nightin his home
at 20 Archer street, Freeport OF blood
poisoning. which developed from the
removal of a carbuncle on his neck. He
served In the Spanish War,
and In the world war went to France
with the Fifty-eighth Coast Artillery.
later being transferred to the Army Gem
eraI staff In Chaumont. Since the war
he had been assigned to Governors
Island. With Major William II. Nc
Cleary of Mitchell Field, he was In
charge OF recent bombing operations OF
the army and Aviation Corps at Long
Beach
Col Wilson was a member OF the
Army. Navy. Engineers and Automo-
bile clubs Of New York. the Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. the United spanish
war Veterans and the Belcher Lodge
of NIasons OF Chicopee Fails. Mass. HIS
wyife. who was Miss Catherine Remsef
Appelby OF Boston died two yea-s ago
lie leaves a son. Henry clinton "iisoh'
Ir
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
MR.. AND MRS. GOULD'S
$40, 900 GIFT DEDICATED
Cottages for Orphan House
Are Opened.

With impressive ceremonies two
auxiliary cottages at the Leake and
Watts Orphan House. Riverdale-on-H Hud-
son. built and furnished at cost of
100000 through the generosity of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Gould, were dedicated
yesterday. Many prominent women
identified with the ladies' auxiliary OF
the institution attended.
Following a program by the children
themselves in which their own band OF
forty pieces participated. the Rev How
ard Dufiield. d. D.. former pastor of tho
old First Presbyterian Church, and the
Rev. a. Murray Porter of Yonkers
dedicated the cottages, which are prob
ably the only ones of their kind in the
country.
The Helen Day Miller Cottage"
named for Mr.. Gould's mother and the
gift of Mr.. Gould. and the "Hester L.
Shrady Cottage named for the mother
Of Mrs. Gould, and her personal gift,
We're accepted by Albert S. McClain
superintendent.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gould have been
liberal contributors to the institution for
years. Last summer Mr.. Gbuld do
mated an outho hoor swimming pool, one
OF the finest In the East. II was from
this institution that Mrs. Finley J.
Shepard (HeIen Could. sister of Ed
win Gould, adopted two children some
years ago
Those in the gathering included Mr.
Gould. Mrs. Charles II. Griffin director
of the New York district, State Fedora
tion OF Women's Clubs: Or. Charles II.
snow of New York University. Mrs. Snow
Mrs. George F. Shrady. Mrs. Maida
Craigen, Mrs. Arthur Waldreson. Miss
Fannie l.. Adee. Mrs. w. n. Matthews
Miss Mary Beers. Mrs. l.. c. French
Miss Carrie f.. Henry Miss Minnie l.
Wilson. Miss Julia Stele and Miss Julia
DOane.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
xoTEs OF SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin vogel will enter
tain at dinner tonight In Carlton House
for the Gov. .-elect and Mrs. Smith ana
Irnited states Senator-elect and Mrs.
Copeland.
Rrie Gen Alfred Cecil Critchley. O.
NJ. G., d. S. o., OF London Is at the Ritz-
Carlton Hotel.
The Hotchkss School Alumni Associa-
tion will hold it's third annual dinner
and dance at Delmonico's this evening.
The committee includes Messrs. EDWARD
III. Thurston, Artemus l.. Gates. Henry
l.. de Forest. Edward Harris Coy, X. 4,
Potter. Harold Carhart and c. Stuart
Hemingway.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Gillespie OF
Morristown y. j., are at the Vanderbilt
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Markley Pender
of San Francisco, who had been at the
Belleclaire Hotel for two weeks. left yes
terday for Washington. Palm Beach and
Havana. where they will pass month
They will return to California by way
Of the Panama Canal
Mrs. Barstow Drake Smith and family
are spending the winter at the Gotham
Hotel.
Members. OF the Raneleigh Club Will
have their third dance IN the Plaza
Hotel tonight Nine. Serova's dancers
will give an exhibition of Russian dane
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leroy Jones
are at the Plaza for the winter from
their farm at Bcthal. Conn.
Mrs. j Terry West gave n luncheon
AZ the Plaza yesterday. followed by
bridge. In the party were Mrs. William.
son w. Fuller and Mrs. James Lincoln
Ashley. Mrs. Ashley entertained tho
same party Mt tea.
Miss Isabel La Monte has come from
Bound Brook. N. j.. to Join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. la Monte at the
Lorraine. They will so to Florida aftei
Christmas
The annual dance in aid of the Blue
Ridge School of Greene County. Va, will
be given on January 20 In the Wander.
bilt.
Mr.. Byron Goldsmith gave n luncheon
at Pierre,s yesterday for Prince and
Princess Francisco Rosplgliosi. Dr. and
Mrs. Frank T.. Adair and Mr.. James
, Platt.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
SAIL FOR CUBA TO-DAY.
MunarRo Carries Large Numbers
to Caribbean.

Among the passengers sailing to-day
hy the Munnrgo OF the Munson line for
Nassau and the northeast OF Cuba will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rupn. Albert
Abraham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Mathews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham G. Morrison,
Miss Betty Morrison. Mrs. Cora G..
Scarf. James G. Scarf. Jr. Miss Hilda
NJ. Fabio. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Griffiths. VIII
bur Fuhr. Mrs. Marie Stuart. Miss
Emmie Black. Miss Alice Dupuck. Dr.
Daniel Donovan. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph
Grand. Albury Williams. Negit Scham-
cham, DR.. a. NJ Round. Hart Woodcock
II. NJ Fleischmann, Il. a. Brice Wade
l.. Cline. Curtis +. Hamili Enrico Ces-
pedes and Mr.. and Mrs.AIiarold L. NJ.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bgelow and
Miss Patricia Bigelow of Rye. y. Y. viii
sail tomorrow for Buenos Aires on
board the vasari OF the Lamport & Holt
Line.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
DIR. DOW'S FUNERAL TODAY.
Noted Artist WtiI lie Hurled AT
Ipswich, Mass.

Funeral services for DIR. Arthur Wes-
iey Dow, prominent as an artist and pro-
fessor OF fne arts at Columbia univer-
sity- for eighteen years. who died Tues
day at his home. sol West 12oth street
will be held to-day in st. Paul's Chapel
at Columbia and the body VIII be
forwarded. to Ipswich. Mass his birth
place. for burial. DR.. Dow achieved re-
cent success with the exhibition OF "A
series OF paintings of the Grand Canyon.
He had studied in Boston and in Paris
under Boulanger and Lefebre. He was
n member OF the Copley Society and the
Society OF Arts and Crafts at Boston,
Of the American Institute of Graphic
Arts, OF the Japanese Society and many
other similar organizations. He leaves
his wife. formerly Miss Eleanor Pearson
OF Lowell. Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
w. C. BLANEY DIES ON TRAIN.
Deputy City Court Clerk Headed
Delaware Democratic Club.

william c. Blaney. so, Of 202 East
Sixty-eighth street, a deputy clerk of
the City Court. was stricken with heart
disease yesterday morning and died on
a subway train which no had taken "a
go to his office. He was president OF
the Delaware Democratic Club, $50 East
Seventy street, and for many
years was associated with John V.
Coggey in the leadership OF the Four
teenth Assembly District. He was
Deputy Tax Commissioner for several
years and later was secretary 10 ].
Sergeant Cram, then Rapid Transit Com
missioner.
Mr.. Blaney was born in Brooklyn.
He succeeded Bart Dunn as leader of
the old Eighteenth Assembly district.
and after redistrictine became co-Ieader
with Under Sheriff Coggey in the Four
teenth district. In 1919 both were sue
ceeded by Thomas NJ. Farley. Mr.
Blaneys wife died last winter.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

. Miss Virginia Wright, daughter Of the
late ID. o. Wright and Mrs. Wright OF
SIT West End avenue, and Mr.. Robert
William Armitage. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Armitage of Farnley Hall,
Leeds, England were married yesterday
in the Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine
by the Right Rev. r. MacInnis Bishop in
Jerusalem. The bride was given away
by her brother, Mr.. Robert Prentice
Wright. but had no attendants. Mr.
Leslie Runciman of Doxford, Northusr
berland, England. was best man. Only
members of the immediate families were
present A small reception followed at
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Arn,itage will sail tomorrow by the
Majestic to live in England.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
MISS BROOKE AND DEBUTANTE
FRIENDS GUESTS AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. b. Hayes Brooke Gives
Party for Daughter-Miss
Holt Introduced.

Debutantes again took the center OF
the stage yesterday. Mrs. .. Hayes
Brooke gave luncheon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Brooke. at ~Sherry's. and
among her guests were Misses Cornelia
T. Livingston. Betty Hammill, Eetty
Condon Priscilla Alden Allen. Julia
Brokaw. Sybil +. Hyde, Margaret stone
Josephine Dodge, Betty Gilbert. Grace
Cuyler and Cornelia Van Rensseiaet
Robb. Mrs. Brooke will give dinner
and small dance for her daughter on
December u at Sherry's. an entertain
ment originally arra6ged for the Plaza.
Another luncheon was given by Mrs.
Elwyn w. Poor In the Pall Mall Room
of the Ritz-Carlton to Introduce her
daughter Miss Barbara Holt. The
guests included Mrs. Eric Hatch, Misses
Mary Forbes, Alice Graeme, Elizabeth
Cushman, I.ispenard and Etheldreda
Seabury, Elizabeth Carmalt, Dorothy
Moran. Hettie Beaman Lakin. Audrey
Barclay Ulman, Cornelia Ely, Sybil
Bliss. Frances Goodhue, Mary Moore,
Emily w. Wright. Ruth Lester. Geor-
giana Farmer Mary Grace Ahlstrom
and Elizabeth Brooks
Miss Virginia Sterry gathered small
group of her friends about her last night
at n dance in the Plaza 10 celebrate her
birthday.
Mrs. Edward Siegman and Miss .Vir-
ginia Siegman, her daughter, gave "a
theater party last evening for Miss
Mary A. Dickson and Mr.. William Nal
colin Mather. who win be married Jan
uary T. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas $. Watson, Mr.. ann Mrs. j. i.
Mullarkey, Misses Susan Garlic, Dorothy
Thompson. Gwendolin Graves, Grace
Cuyler, Cecile Sisco. Ruth Page, Dolores
Garlic. Ethel Schmelzel and Millicen'
Barnard and Messrs. Hughes Alexander
Crawford, James S. Brown. Patterson
Fisher, John Rogers Jr., William War
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
HOT SPRINGS, VA.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
HoT STRINGS. Va. Dec. 1i.-Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Read drove yesterday
before leaving to-day for New York.
Mr.. George G. Hinckley OF Providence
left for Washington and Pinehurst.
! Mr. and Mrs Quaid w. Hawkes. left
by automobile for Sound Beach, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Wallace Caldwell came
In last night from Chicago also Mr.
and Mrs. Robert T.. Frye OF Marlboro,
Mass. and Misses Sarah G.. and Mary
4. Andrews of Boston.
Mrs, Henry Ogden Garfield of New
York entertained at tea this afternoon
Mrs. Henry =. Gardner and Mrs. Law
renee Cobb OF New York. Mrs. John
Flack Winslow OF Cincinnati entertain ID
Mrs. James Handasyd Perkins and Mrs.
Philip T.. De Normandic OF Boston.
Mrs. Chester Williams OF New York
gave card party this afternoon, fol-
lowed by tea.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
DINNER FOR ITALIAN ENVOY.

Members OF the Italy America Society
will give "A dinner In honor of the italian
Ambassador, Prince Gelasio CaetanI a;
the Hotel Plaza January 23. The din
ner committee consists of Mr. Chester
Aldrich Mrs. George f. Baker. Jr.. Miss
Emily Chauncey. Mrs William Adams
Delano. Miss De VecchL Capt. Francesca
Mario Guardabassi Countess Irene d
Robiiart. Countess Thaon dc Revel. Mr.
and Mrs. Whitney Warren and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney.
The officers of the society are Messrs
Paul d. Cravath. president Robert
p. Perkins and James Byrne. vice-presi.
dents John Frescht. chairman advisory
committee; Thomas w. Lamont. treas.
urer. and Henry Burchell. secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
DANCE ron LAFAYETTE GUILD.

\ dance for tho benefit OF Lafayette
Guild of Flower Hospital will be held
tonight in the Plaza. Mrs Henry f..
Tiedemann Is at the head OF the com
mittee, and associated with her are
Mines. Sterling :. Beardsley William T..
Dewart, william Henry Hulick. Louis
". ffuot. william Francis Honan, y,
yideman Lee. Edmunds +. Putney. IIud-
son y. Rose, William " Logan. Edward
H. Tinker. G. y. Van Week II. w.
Knowles. benjamin Manowitch and
James A. Moffett. Jr. For those who
do not dance there will be bridge tables
at So each. Admission tickets are 50.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
REALTY OPERATOR DIES.
Michael L.. Pepe I'm business at
Washington square.

Michael L. Pepe, ca. one OF the feeo-
ing real estate dealers of Greenwich
Village. died Wednesday night in his
home M SO Grove street. He had been
I'm ill health for eighteen years, suffer-
ing from complicated diseases. Mr.
pepe was a native of Italy. but lived
in the United states Tor forty years.
Twenty-Five years ago he founded Pepe
Brothers. dealers In residential real
estate at 40 Washington square.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Carmela Pepe,
and four children. Mr.. Pepe leaves
three brothers. Vincent, who also is en-
gagged In the real estate business AL
fonso and Concetta.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
DWIGHT II. BAKER.

Funeral services for Dwight u. Baker
SO, lumber dealer. who died Tuesday OF
cerebral hemorrhage, were held yester-
day at the home of his son, G. Dwight
Baker. superintendent OF the Long Island
Railroad. in Freeport. l.. I. Burial viii
be In Mahwah. n. g.. cemetery. Mr.
Baker was born in Andover. n. Y. He
had lived in Brooklyn for thirty years
Besides his son. he leaves three daugh
ters, Mrs. E. c. Johnson Of Washing.
ton. Mrs. Fred Gibbons OF Pleasantville
y. Y, and Mrs. II. Meyners OF Sheffield
Mass. brother, DR.. j. j. Baker. N. T.
and sister. DR.. A. II. Briggs of Buffalo
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
MRs. BLooDGoop's GUESTS.

Mrs. wilber Bloodgood gave "a lunch
con yesterday at Sherry's. her guests be-
ing seated at a table decorated with
tiger iuios. Among them were Mrs.
Frederic Nelson, Mrs. Robert Goelct.
Mrs c. whitney Carpenter, Jr.. Mrs.
John Aspegren. Mrs Turnblll Oclrlchs,
Mrs. Albert Zabriskie Gray, Mrs. Will
lam I,aimbeer. Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs.
A! Ducr Irving. Mrs. Barclay Ulman,
Mrs. Edwards spencer. Mrs. Charles y.
Bradley. Mrs. Schuyler schlcffelin and
Miss .Adellnc Moller.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
AT ATLANTIC CRY HOTELS.

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw fosK IEnstp
ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. l4--ArriNals
from New York at hotels include:
Traymore-Mr. II. u. Odom.
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mrs. James
Mclean. Messrs. Henry Woodhousc and
" H. Woodhouse.
Dennis--Dr. +. G.. Wells.
Ritz-Carlton--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
O. Hupfel
Ambassador--AI and Mrs. Hudson
Budd Mrs Arthur Goldie. Mrs. James
Mccartney. Miss Msty Perry. Messrs
Max Germain and James a. Hart.
Brighton--Mrs. ,. -. Mccormick.
Strand--Miss Alice Conway. Messrs.
Michael Shea. ". q. Flanagan, r. L.
Findlay and Philip J. Forbes
Breakers-Mr. and Mrs. Il. @. De-
wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kiaren-
meyer. Mr. and Mrs NJ. II. Harris. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Bloch. Mr. and Mrs
julius IT, Wolf Dr.. Martin Schlenker,
Mrs. NJ l.. Pollard and Mr.. Jerome
lew.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
At CAMDEN. y. G.

Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw YORK HERALD.
CAMDEN. S. c.. Dec. it.-Miss Bea-
trice Paine. daughter ~ Mr.. Alfred
Paine. OF Boston and Can. Zen. was mar
ried this evening in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church 70 DIR. Ernest Shepherd Of Spar
tanburg a luncheon followed at the
I<irkwood. Arrivals there include Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Balfe, Messrs. k. L.
Tremaln, II. Il. Jones and i. a. Wilson
Of New York.
NIessrs. william y. Nesbit B. ID. Tick
ner and G.. H. Yates Of the Lausanne
Hunting Club have brought in fine bags
Of quail.
A foursome to-day over tho Camden
Country Club course consisted OF Mrs
Paul w. Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w
pomeroy and Mr.. Louis Sledge.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
MRS. DAVID RUMSEY
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Was Writer and Member of
Noted Neu York Family.

Mrs. David Rumsey, member Of a
noted New York family and a writer
died Wednesday OF pneumonia in fer
home, Washington Square North. Her
husband, a lawyer. is member OF tn,
firm OF Rumsey * Morgan at 20 Ex-
change place.
Mrs. Rumsey, who was Miss Fanny
Dl-ar Davidge. was "A daughter Of Will-
lam II. Davidge and Fanny Duer Robin
son. Her grandfather was Beverley
Robinson the fourth OF the name. She
was descended from the Rev. Henry
Barclay. Anthony Rutgers and Col
William Duer, national figures at the
time OF the Revolutionary War. Mrs
Ruinsey was a member of. the Colony
Climb
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
JOHN T.. VI. KELLY.

rprwrox Dec. 14.--John H. NJ. Kelly,
aged AZ. legislative correspondent Tor
the Standard News Association OF New
York. died In hospital to-day after
an operation for appendicitis. He was
formerly employed on the state Gdsette
and later was Trenton correspondent
for the Associated Press. lie was
former president OF tho Legislative Cor
respondents' Club lie leaves his wife
and four children.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
uHytD =. yisITGII.

David &. Voltch. 20. died yesterday NJ
his home. f37a Bergen street Brooklyn.
after an illness Of year. lie was born
in Treland and was graduated from New
York University and New York Law
school lie was at one time reporter
on the New York Tribune ana later was
a stenorrapher for many years IN the
Court ~ Special Sessions. lie was a re-
tired lawyer. He leaves his wife, Mrs
l.. Belle Lawrence Veitch.
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
Mns. sAnA n. KINNEY DEAD.

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. ii--Mrs. Saro
Thompson Kinney. former vice.regent Of
the National Society. Daughters Of tlle
american Revolution and at ono time
state Regent 81 that organization, died
to-day az her home. She was president
OF ne Connecticut indian Association
FOR thirty years
The New York herald., 1922-12-15
CHARLES orBsoN.s nEcEprIoN

Special Dispatch 10 1ur Nrw roRK TiEaALp.
f3osToS. Dec. lf.-Mr Charles Gibson
gave reception yesterday afternoon In
his home. i2t Beacon street. for his
cousins. Misses Frances and Mary
Crowninshield Hammond daughters OF
Mrs. Fiske Hammond and the late Car
diner Greene Hammond OF Boston and
Santa Barbara. Cal.