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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

CHAVEZ-The funeral of Jose
Is. Chavez who died last Sunday
morning, will be held this morning
at Belen. Garcia e. Sons will have
charge.
TRUJILLO-The funeral of Mrs
Rosalia G. Trujillo, who died yes
terday morning at Alameda, will be
held this morning Mt Alameda. In
torment viii be in san Carlos GEM
etory. Garcia & Sons will have
charge.
LUCERO-The funeral Of Do
mingo Lucero, who died last Mon
day evening at his residence. will
be held this morning at Q o'clock
at the family residence. Burial
will be in Santa Barbara cemetery,
Crollott will be in charge.
ALFORD-The funeral of Miss
Anna Afford, who died last Sunday
evening at her apartments on
south Arno street, will be held
this morning at o'clock at the
Immaculate Conception church.
where Father Mandalari will say
low mass. Burial will be in Cal
vary cemetery. Crollott will be in
charge.
BENNETT - Emanuel Bennett,
40, died yesterday morning at $50
at his apartments at 81 West Sill
yer avenue. Mr.. Bennett came here
from Mobile a few months ago for
the benefit of his health The body
was taken to Crollott's funeral par
Tors pending funeral arrangements.
SANCHES-J. d. Sanches, SO,
died last night at his residence
after short illness He is sur
vived by Mrs. Sanches and one sis
ter, who lives at FL Paso. Tex, who
has been notified of her brothers
death. Funeral arrangements are
awaiting the arrival of his sister.
Crollott is in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
LITTLE GIRL INJURED
WHEN BOMB EXPl0DES

Belfast, Jan. 10.--A bomb ex-
ploded this afternoon in West Bel
fast. injuring little girl. windows
in the neighborhood were shat
tered. An outburst of shooting
followed, but was quickly quelled
by the police.
This evening two more bombs
were exploded in a street where a
number of children were playing
Six Of them were injured by
splinters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

IUU TVNOTI TtItTs 10 IHt IdI 9
number Of houses built IS a sign OF
the increasing population of the
city. There were AZ adobes. %
brick houses. 81 frame houses, and
% frame and stucco houses erected
during tho year. making a total of
121 houses put up.
The city laid 6,1fS lineal feet Of
sidewalk during the year. the re-
port shows, and sent out 100
notices to property owners to begin
construction Of sidewalks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
293 TAx>-?HONE 293

If it's groceries we have it. Look
over the stock and compare prices.
Free delivery anywhere. Conroy's
Grocery, SIG West Central. Phone
702-W.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
FATTY KELLEHER, 489
POUNDS, DEAD, AGED 2S
Inflammation of Heart Kills
Circus Man and Actor.

Raymond Fatty Kelleher. aged 2s,
who was well know as a fat man in the
show world. died. In Bellevue Hospital
yesterday of inflammation OF the heart.
Before he became i'll he weighed 4s9
pounds, but he lost twenty-five pounds
In two weeks of sickness.
Although Kelleher had devoted most
OF his time as a Snowman TO vaudeville
and the motion pictures, his last ap-
pearance was on the stage. He appeared
with Mr.. and AIRS. Coburn in the Bronx
Express at the Astor Theater. playing
the role OF comedian in n subway scene.
He was forced to leave the cast the
night before the show closed because Of
Illness In screen productions. he APP
peared with Owen Moore in Reported
Missing, and also had role in THE
Leather Pushers.'' Several years ago
he was associated with Mack Sennett in
the old Essanay studio in Chicago.
kelleher also had Travelled with circuses.
in which he was called Happy Tommy"
In making one of the scenes for Re
ported Missing" Kelleher took a
twenty-five foot plunge from the bow
of vessel three miles off Coney Island
Kelleher is survived by two sisters.
both living in Providence. r. /. His
body will be shipped to Providence to-
day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
E N G. A c. 2 D

AXELRoD-RoTHsTEIN.-Mr. Leonard L.
Rothstein announces the engagement OF
his sister, julia, of Gil West isist St, TO
Mr.. Benjamin w. Axerod Of New York
city.
BLUMBERi-RICHMAN and Mrs.
Nathanisl Richmru announce the betrothsl
OF their daughte' Petty, to Milton Blum
berg, sor of Mr.. and Mrs. William /.
Blumberg.
DEWING - LAUDER. - Announcement has
been made OF the engagement OF Miss
Katherine V. Lauder daughter of Mrs
Lauder and the late George Lauder Jr,
OF Greenwich, Conn, to Mr.. Edwin s.
Dewing son of Mrs. Leonard II. Dewinr
OF Hartford. Conn. Mr.. Dewing was In
the class of 1921 Yale, Sheffield and
served in the Naval Reserve during the
world war.
GREENBERG-DAVIS. and Mrs. Ben
Davis of $50 Beck ST.. Bronx. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Viola
F., to Mr.. Frank Greenberg of New York
Sunday, June 20, 1922.
SCBWARTZ-WALD.-Mr and Mrs. Max
Wald of 575 West 15sth st announce the
engagement of their daughter Elva 20
Dr Matthew Schwartz. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Schwartz. At home Sunday,
June Is after p. M. No cards.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
IN MEMORIAM.

FINK.-In loving memory OF my wife. An.
nette Hin Fink, who peacefully departed
this life June %. 1914. feds
HUMPHREYS.-In loving memory OF my de-
voted husband. George w Humphreys,
who entered life eternal June 81. 1901. y
Mile G.. Humphreys. !
KELLY. On Tuesday. June 81, at A. NJ.
an Anniversary Mass will be said at St
Brendan's Church. 18th 81. and Av ",
Brooklyn. IN loving memory OF Margaret d
Kelly. who died June %. 1919. er'
MUSLINER.--In loving memory Of our dear
mother and grandmother. Esther NJ. Nus
liner, w9o died June %. 1910. M
NEwTON.--In ever loving and tender mem-r'
ory OF Ralph L. Newton (Ralph Welles).
who died June 81. 1882 .t-
PIETCH.-In loving memory Of Walter +.
Pietch. June %. 1918.
RAFAEL.-Joseffy. In loving memory OF
my dear father, who departed June -,
1915. Gone but not forgotten by his dear
ones May he rest In peace. lae
SHERAfAN.-Tn ever loving remembrance OF
Rev Richard NJ. sherman, who died /.
June "a. 1917.
sHOEMAKER.--In memory OF Henry Francis
Shoemaker, late Lieutenant y. $. Nolun-
teers Civil War, died July ., 1918, aged I
~
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
UKRAINIAN CHOIR SINGS
AT FUNERAL OF BLANDY
Members of Russian Relief
Bodies Are PoIIbeorers.

The funeral of Harold Blandy, who
died while doing American relief work in
Russia, was held yesterday In the
Church of the Beloved Disciple at SO
East Eighty-ninth street. For the high
esteem in which he was held by the pres
ent Russian Government Mr.. Blandy
received a public funeral in Moscow
before his body was brought here.
The coffin, presented by the Soviet
Government, was draped In an American
flag. The Episcopal rites were con-
Quoted by the Rev. George r. Van De
Water. rector of the church. The
Greek service. which followed was read
by Archbishop Alexander of the Rus
sian Cathedral. The litanies were sung
without accompaniment by the Ukra-
nian choir from the Russian Cathedral
and the Buketoff quartet.
Archbishop Alexander spoke of Mr..
Blandy's untiring work for the relief
Of Russians in general for which he had
sacrificed his life. He said that Mr..
Blandy's Efforts were typical of the work
now being done for Russia by America
AS nation.
The choir. followed by the Archbishop
and DR.. Van De Water, preceded the
coffin into the church porch where a
final hymn was sung. The pail bearers
were members of Russian relief organ
izations in this city. large funeral
cortege followed the body of Mr. Blandy
TO Woodlawn Cemetery where he was
buried in his family lot. Mr.. Blandy
was son Of the late Charles L. Blandy.
He leaves his mother two brothers.
Charles. former assistant Corporation
Counsel. and william; and sister, Mrs.
Warren Is. Bischel Of Garden City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
MRS. TAFT KEPT Busy
WITH SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Finds Prices Higher in London
Than at Home.

LONDON, June "a ASSOCIATED Press).
Mrs. WilliaS Howard Taft has had
buster social week in Londo nthan she
ever encountered as mistress OF the
White House. What with three audi
ences with the King and Queen. an
endless round of complimentary lunch
cons, teas and dinners, visits to charity
fairs and occasional shopping tours
every minute has been occupied
The King and Queen have shown the
Tafts unusual attention and hospitality.
At each OF the court functions they
have taken the American Chief Justice
and his wife aside and chatted with
them intimately.
They have been just lovely to u.s.
Mrs Taft told the correspondent. "The
Queen talked to me quite sisterly and
Familiarity and the King exchanged
funny stories with Mr.. Taft. They
gave us a little court all to ourselves.
They have very, high regard for
America and Americans and asked US
many questions that showed the in
terest with which they are following
events in the United States"
Mrs. Taft is thoroughly enjoying her
stay in London. but finds prices here
much higher than at home, and she
is limiting her purchases accordingly.
To her friends she has remarked par
ticularly the high prices demanded by
the hair dressers, mentioning AS in
stances a charge of SO for shampoo
and a like amount to have the feathers
adjusted in her hair so she could be
presented at court.
oxford University has no academic
gown large enough to fit the ample
proportions of Justice Taft. so the ex-
President yesterday had tailor take
measurements for a new robe in which
next Wednesday he will receive the de-
gree OF Doctor of Laws.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
MISS SUSAN BORLAND
MARRIED AT MT. KISCO
becomes the Bride of Mr..
Thomas Perkins Brooks.

One Of the largest of yesterdays sub
urban weddings was that of Miss Susan
Goldman Borland. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Gibson Borland Of New
York City. to Mr.. Thomas Perkins
Brooks, son of Mrs. Henry Brooks of
Concord, Mass, and nephew of Mr.
Frederick Brooks Of Boston, in the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church at Mount
Kisco. Canon Prichard officiated. The
Bridegroom. an alumnus of Harvard and
member OF the PORCELAIN Club. served
overseas as lieutenant In the navy
during the war.
The reception was I'm the country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Borland In Brook
road. Bedford Hills. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Rosamond
Borland. as maid of honor Mr.. Henry
Brooks served as his brothers best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Nelson
Borland. brother of the bride; Francis
Brooks. L. Preble Motey. Charles
Greenough. William Prescott, and Rich
ard NJ. Saltonstall.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
M A r r I A c. E S

AGENSON-BUTLER.-M Isaac Butler
40 Riverside Drive, announces the ma r
riage OF her daughter, Leah, 20 Mr.. Louis
Fagenson on Sunday. June ~
RAUNHEIM-FULD--O Thursday. June %
1922. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Rothschild. 56l West l43d ST..
Bessie Fuld to Arnold s. Raunheim
OSENBERG-SPERO.-O Sunday, June is
1922. by the Rev. Or. Kohn. Jeanette
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Roth
schild, 10 Mr. Samuel Rosenberg
SEMPLE-KEoGH.-O Saturday, June "a
at New Rochelle. ". Y. by the Rev. Cor
neius Crowley, Katharine Temple, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin j. Keogh, 10
Lorenzo Semple. Jr. ensign u S. Navy.
wEIGEL-URBAN.-M and Mrs. Dave
Weigel announce the marriage OF their
son. pelmore, to Miss stasia Urban OF
Brooklyn.
WOOD-CHASE.-Mr and Mrs. Jesse Alan.
son Chase OF New Canaan, Conn. an
nounee the marriage OF their daughter
Ethel TO Mr.. Allen s. Wood OF New
Canaan. Conn. on Saturday. June "a.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
r. w. LANDON, ATHLETE,
WEDS MISS ALICE LORD
Bridegroom Served in Artil-
lery During the War.

Miss Alice Lord. well known anateu:
swimmer and prominent in athletics,
daughter Of Mrs. Alice Warner Lord OF
1887 East Nineteenth street. Flatbush.
i. l., was married yesterday In her
homo to Mr. Richmond Wilcox Landon.
son of Judge and Mrs Howard r. Lam
don of Salisbury. Conn. Olympic winner
of the high jump at Antwerp IN 1920. He
was graduated In 1921 from Yale. where
he excelled In track athletics. His
brid' is well known among amateur ath-
letes and is an expert swimmer. He
served In the artillery during the war.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Dr. John Sullivan Goddard Dastor
emeritus Of the Congregational Church
at Salisbury, Conn. DR.. Goddard also
officiated at the wedding of Judge and
Mrs. Landon. The brides sister. Miss
Dawn Lord, and her brother Mr.. Rich
ard Lewis Warner Lord. attended her
as flower girl and ring bearer. The
couple will live In Flatbush.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
ENGAGEMENTS, ANNOUNCED

Mrs. B. w. Freeman Of Riverdale kAs
announced the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Freeman to DR.. Alex
ander T. Martin of 80 East Sixtieth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. McAleenan Of
266 West Seventy-third street and Allen
hurst n. j., have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie McAleenan. to Mr.. William j.
O'Sullivan. son of Mrs. Thomas G.
O'Sullivan and the late Judge o'Sulli-
van. Mr.. OSulivan was a lieutenant
instructor In the aviators' service during
the world war
Previous TO their departure for Eu-
rope yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ.
Barber of Washington Heights an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Barber, to Mr.. George
Swikart. Miss Barber Is a graduate Of
Barnard class OF 1918, and has devoted
her time to music. Mr.. Swikart is
president of the New York City Opto-
metric Society.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
MISS CONSTANCE FAHYS
WE'D AT COUNTRY HOME
Becomes Bride of J. Watson
DoUnes of Baltimore. -

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LOCUST VALLEY, L. l., June 24.-Miss
Constance e. Fahys. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Fahys, became the
bride this afternoon Of Mr.. j. Watson
Downes of Baltimore. Md, at Hilairc,
the country home of her parents.
Several hundred guests from neigh
boring country places and from New
York came by motor and special train
for the wedding. which was picturesque
In it's details, with its setting among a
bower Of flowers in the gardens Of the
Fahys place. An aisle Of flower decked
white standards leading from the coun-
try home of the BRIDES parents to a
bower of massed blooms formed the
pathway for the bride and her attend
ants. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector OF
st. Thomas's Church.
The bride was given away by her
father. Mrs. George Ernest Fahys, Jr-,
was matron of honor. The bridesmaids
were Misses Bertha Fahys Barclay.
Beatrice Jackson. Elizabeth House, Julia
SheHer, Dorothy Bostwick and Marie J.
Leary.
Mr.. Downes was attended as best
man by his brother. Ensign d. Merrill
Downes, u. S. N, who wore his uni
form and carried at his side the sword
of the bridegroom, which the latter had
carried with him during the war in
France. With this sword the bride cut
the wedding cake at the supper which
followed the reception.
The ushers were Mr.. Donald G.
Downes. another brother of the bride
groom Messrs. Hugh Lenox Bond Sd.
Griffith Bailey Coale. of Baltimore
George L. Fahys, Jr, and Joseph Fahys,
brothers of the bride, and J. Henry Har-
per- Jr.
The wedding and reception was at
tended by 500 guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
pownes> left in their new Fiat automo-
bile. a wedding gift from the bride s
father, for a motor trip. Later they will
pass the summer at their home in Lo-
Gust Valley.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
MISS KATHARINE KEOGH IS WE'D
| TO ENSIGN LORENZO SEMPLE, JR.
Thousand Witness Marriage
of Former Supreme Court
Justices Daughter.

Miss Katherine Temple Keogh. daugh-
and Mrs. Martin J. Keogh of Pelham
road. New Rochelle, and Ensign
Lorenzo Semple. Jr., u. s. NJ. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Semple OF Mt.
kisco, Were married in the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament in New Rochelle
yesterday morning by the Rev. Cor
nelius +. Crowley.
More than 1000 persons, including
Supreme Court Justices. and county
OFFICIALS, witnessed the ceremony and
attended the reception and wedding
breakfast which followed on the great
lawn Of the Keogh residence. The we'd
ding music was played by Vito Car
neralli. organist of the Church of St.
Francis Xavier. New York
The bride, who was given away by
her oldest brother. Mr.. Martin j.
keogh. Jr.. wore dress of white satin
with court train. and veil Of rose
point lace flowing from simple cape
effect held by orange blossoms. In
stead of bouquet she carried a
prayer book covered with white leather.
She was attended by two bridesmaids.
her sister, Miss Margaret Phelan
Keogh. and Miss Ellen Marshall Sem
pie, sister OF the bridegroom. Mr.. John
Semple. brother of the bridegroom.
acted as best man. and the ushers were
Ensigns Frank d. McCrory, Frank j.
Bridget, Seldom Chaplin. George Moore,
Charles McVeagh and Fred Jackson,
all Of the u. S. S. Maryland. Immedi-
ately behind the bridal group stood
Justice and Mrs Ksogh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Semple.
All the Navy men were in dress uni
form of their rank and as the couple left
the church they drew their swords and
formed an arch through which the bridal
party passed.
Displayed with the wedding gifts was
cablegram from Cardinal Gasparri of
the Vatican. sending the Apostalic bene-
dfction Of Pope Plus XI. to the young
couple and their family One gift was a
naval officers sword presented by navy
officers. With It the bride cut the we'd
ding cake.
Ensign and Mrs. Semple left in the
afternoon for Hot Springs, Va, where
they will spend month.
Among the guests at the wedding and
breakfast were Judge and Mrs. Daniel
#. CohaIan, Justice and Mrs. Isaac n.
Mills. Justice and Mrs. Joseph Nor
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
j. p Morgan's Son
and Miss adams of
Boston Engaged
Bride-to-Be Is Daughter*Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BOSTON,. June 24.-Announcement is
made from Old Concord Of the engage
ment Of Miss Catherine adams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams, to Mr.. Henry Sturgis Morgan OF
New York. second son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Pierpont Morgan of 2s1 Madison ave-
nue.. There is special interest here
in the romance from the fact Mrs. Nor
gan was before her marriage Miss Jane
N. Grew of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, the latter former
ly Miss Florence Lowering, whose winter
home is at III Commonwealth avenue.
have summer estate in the Glades in
Cohasset, and have also a country place
at Fairhaven Bay, Concord. where they
go in the spring and autumn.
Miss Adams is a member of the Vim
cent Club. Mr.. Morgan is of the Harvard
class OF 1928. Their marriage will not
take place until after he has completed
his college course. His older brother,
Junius Spencer Morgan, Jr., married
Miss Louise Converse of Boston and
WestWocd.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
SMITH GRADUATE A BRIDE.

Miss Margaret J. Romer. graduated
from Smith College last week, was mar
ried yesterday in Grace Church. Broad
way and Eleventh street. by the Rev
Dr. Charles Lewis Slattery. former rec.
tor of the church. to Mr.. r. Stanley
Rogers of Liverpool. England. The
bride Is a daughter of the late Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frederick r. Romer of Orange
n. j., and niece of Mr. and Mrs. G
Walker Herrick OF Albany. ~ Y, who
gave tho reception in the Hotel McAlpin
Mr.. Herrick also gave the bride away
Miss Marion Herrick. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herrick. was the brides chiei
attendant, and Margaret Baker of Pitts
field, Mass. another cousin of the bride
was a flower girl. Mr.. John Leslie Coo
of Liverpool was the best man and
Messrs George l.. Darlington of Bronx
vile. n. Y, and Stewart Gotter Of New
York we're the ushers.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

schauser. Justice and Mrs. Frank L..
Young. Justice and Mrs. A. II. s. See
ger, Judge and Mrs. Arthur S. Tomp-
kins, Judge and Mrs. William +. Bleak
ley, Judge .and Mrs. Samuel f. Swim
burn. Congressman and Mrs. James w.
Hustled. Judge and Mrs. John #. Lamb
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Parsons Davis.
Sheriff George ]. Werner, County Treas
urer and Mrs. Harry f. Colwell. Will
lam l.. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lucas
Forbes, Mrs. William Temple Emmet
and MIR. and Mrs. Cass Garfield
Also Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grenville Emmett. Lieut.. Com.
Robert Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Page, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lawrence White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Leslie Hotchkiss,
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin. Miss Geor-
gine Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hustled. Mr.. and Mrs. John 9. Agar
Miss Dorothea Agar Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Agar, Mr.. and Mrs. George Giles
pie Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lse-
lin and the Rev. Mother Irene OF the
College of New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
KILCULLEN-KELLY.

In the Lady Chapel of st. Patrick's
Cathedral yesterday forenoon Miss
Katherine Kelly. daughter of Mr.
Michael ]. Kelly, Assistant Corporation
Counsel. OF 240 East Nineteenth street,
was married to Mr.. Frank Kilcullen OF
New York The Rev. John ]. Murphy
of st. AIMS Church performed the cere-
mony. assisted by the Rev. Samuel Lud-
low. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Ruth Kelly. Mr..
Joseph ID. Kelly, ex-State Senator was
best man and Mr.. John Kilcullen,
brother Of the bridegroom, and Mr..
Augustin Kelly. brother of the bride and
executive secretary to Mayor Hylan.
acted as ushers.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
BEATTIE--BROwN.

Miss Frances Elizabeth Brown,
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. III. Beattle
Brown. OF Yonkers. was married last
Tuesday at the home OF her parents. 243
Warburton avenue TO Mr.. Roland +.
Bcattie, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Wifred
BeattIe OF Murray Hill. N. j.
Mrs. Kenneth W. Beattie, the brides
sister. of Summit N. j.. was matron of
honor. Four college classmates, the
Misses Anna Budd of Philadelphia, Flora
M Tissdt OF Astoria, T.. L., Doris j.
Gidley OF Springfield. Mass. and
Margaret Edie of Yonkcrs. were brides
maids.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
B I R T H S..

DATTELBAUM.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dat
telbaum Of Central av., Woodmere l., /
announce the arrival OF baby daughter
on Wednesday. June 81. 1922. at the Lying
In Hospital. n. Y.
LIE BOWSKI.-To Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN lie
Bowsh (nee Flo Greenwald), 746 st
Nicholas av.. son. June 10. 1922.
LEVINE. and Mrs Levy (nee Kurtz) OF
Cos West i56th St. announce the Jrth OF
son June % at Lutheran Hospital
ROsENTHAUL.-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rosen.
thaul (nee Annie F. Rosenheim) of 1896
Franklin av., wish to announce the birth
OF a daughter on June 20, 1922.
CLLMANN.-Mr. and Mrs. Samson O. A
Ullmann. nee Juliette Bergman, so Living.
ston ST.. Brooklyn, son, June IS, Long
Island College Hospital.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
GOoDRICH-WAHsEu.

Miss Violet Elizabeth Walser. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Conrad Walser Of this CITY,
and Mr.. Donald Wells Goodrich. son of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Goodrich
of Brooklyn, were married last evening
In the Biltmore Hotel by the Rev. DIR.
John w. Langdale, pastor of the New
York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church of Brooklyn, assisted by the Rev.
Malcolm S. Pitt Of Merchantsville, N. j.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Lillian Jacqueline Walser; Misses
Ruth Pierson and Tilla Tewes. Dr.
Howard Brant Goodrich was his
brothers best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Lewis Campbell Sheridan of
New York and John Albert Levering of
Haddon Heights. N. j., and DR.. Irving
Lyman Cabot Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich will live In
Lawrenceville, N. j., where he Is a mas
ter of English at the Lawrenceville
School
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
CHARLES A. wIsSMANN.

Charles A. Wissmann. aged 6S, MEM
ber of an old New York family. died OF
pneumonia yesterday in Brussels, Bel
gium. He made his home here with a
niece. Mrs. Henry G. Cryder. at 1S1
East Sixty-fourth street. He sailed for
Europe about a month ago on the Aqui-
tania. and was. on his way from London
to Switzerland when stricken with pneu-
monia. He was once connected with a
Wall Street brokerage house, but had
been retired for many years. He leaves
a brother. Francis de r. Wissmann, of
Throggs Neck, Westchester, and sister
Mrs. Frank Hollins. He was a son of
the late Frederick Wissmann, who lived
at 437 Fifth avenue. The body will be
brought home and buried in Greenwood
Cemetery