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The New York herald., 1922-06-30
DR.. BELCHER'S SERVICES
IN FIVE POINTS MISSION
The Reu. S. Parkes Goldman,
Former Colleague, in Charge.

Funeral services for the Rev Frank
]. Belcher were held last night in the
Five Points Mission at 50 Madison
street. Of which he bad been superin-
tendent since 1904. The services were
attended by his immediate family. many
of DR.. Belcher's colleagues in the New
York Conference, OF which he was also
superintendent. and the friends and
patrons OF the mission.
The Rev. S. Parkes Cadman. with
whom DR.. Belcher formerly was asso-
ciated in the Metropolitan Temple. con-
Quoted the services and quartet from
st. Bartholomew Church sang Lead.
Kindly Light" and other hymns. The
burial will be at Ancram Columbia
county, n. Y. the birthplace of DR..
Belcher Until new superintendent Is
appointed the work of the mission will
be carried on by DR.. Thomas S. Bond
and Dr. Ebert II. Todd. associate pas
tors
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w. E. DODGE ISg AGAIN
REPORTED MARRIED
Said to HaUe Wed Miss Ella
Lynch, Actress.

A report that William Earl Dodge
had married Miss Ella Lynch, an
actress, in Paris on May IT was cir
culated in this city yesterday. Reports
and denials Of the marriage of Mr..
Dodge and Miss Lynch were received
here several months ago. The latest
report says that Mr.. Dodge and his bride
arrived here secretly about ten days
ago and are now on an automobile trip.
Mr.. Dodge married Jessie Sloane, a
daughter of Henry T. Sloane, in 1905.
She obtained a divorce in October 1916.
and In the following March married
George d. Widener, whose father and
brother perished in the Titanic disaster.
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NEW BROOkLAkE CLUB
OPENS AND CELEBRATES
Country Resort Has Flag Rails
ing and Dance.

The Brooklake Clu>. at Madison, n. j..
the newest of the country clubs in this
Metropolitan district, was formally
opened yesterday with a series of cele-
brations that started with a flag raising
at noon and concluded with dance that
ran we'll into the hours of to-day. The
club has an imposing house and 500
acres of picturesque plantation. golf
course OF nine holes is in play. Even
tually there will be two eighteen hole
courses. The officers OF this new subur-
ban social and sporting organization
are Mr. Howard Cole. president;
Messrs. Ralph Bloomer. Barron G..
Collier, J. S. Cosden and Robert B.
Holmes. Col. Henry D. Lindsey and
Messrs. Frederick G. Potter. Reginald
Ronalds. c. NJ. Warner and Lenox S.
Rose. governors, and Mr.. Herbert w.
Hall, secretary and treasurer
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson took
to the opening a party that included Mr..
and Mrs James V. Converse Count and
Countess di Revel. Mrs. Dorothy Moon,
Capt. Quick and Mr.. Malcolm Meacham.
Lady Auckland had a party that in
cluded Miss Dorothy Stewart, Mrs. A.
d. B. Pratt. Mr.. Richard Hall. Count
Corracio. Mr.. Richard Holstein and Mr..
Olaf Kier. Mrs. Florence Schirmer,
Miss Peggy watson. MISS Mande Burn
side. Mr.. r. c. Holmes and Messrs.
Charles d. Parker. j. Leroy Snecker,
Charles Dudley, II. B. Green and Z. F.
Hlclserson also tere present
Mr.. Cole had a party which included
Mr.. and Mrs. Colwell Haynes. Mr.. Lo-
renzo e. Anderson. Col. Henry d. Linds-
ley. Mr. Frank Baird. Mrs. Faith Cam
eron, Mrs. Jean Brewsted. Miss Pauline
Brewsted and Mr.. Frederick G. Potter.
Others present were A. II. Mason. Mr..
Walter w. Wells. Mr.. Frank Dyer. Mr..
A. X. Nimick. Miss Margaret Hurter,
Messrs. Eugene Merz. II. p. Perry s.
F. Palmer. l.. a. Norton and :. w.
Wortham; Mrs. l.. L. Blake. Messrs.
Lenox Rose. David c. Waring, William
Haskell. Alexander Eagles. Jr.; Theo-
dore c. Woodbury.. w. S. Brainerd and
]. Leon Doremus and Miss Mildred and
Rertha E0pfe
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MAGGIN-WINTER,

The marriage of Miss Estelle G. Win
ter, sister of DR.. Leo Winter of 295
Riverside Drive, professor of oral sur
gerry at the New York College Of Den
tstry. to Mr. M. Daniel Maggin of
Brooklyn took place at the Hotel Com
modore last night. The Rev. Dr. II.
Aronov officiated. The bride attended
Hunter College and is a graduate of the
New York Training School for Teachers.
Mr.. Maggin is a graduate mechanical
engineer and memb ar of the American
Society Of Mechanical Engineers and
the American Society of Safety Engi-
reers. He was an aeronautical engineer
during the war. attached to the bomb
ing squad and artillery
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SOCIAL NOTES.

The Rev. Canon Walden Myer and
Miss Gertrude w. Myer, who had beer
stopping at the Lorraine Hotel, re-
turned yesterday to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Juhring and Mr.
John G. Juhring Sd will sail for Europe
tomorrow on board the Homeric.
Mes. ]. Allen Dillon. who will sail by
the Paris next Wednesday to spend the
summer in Europe. gave a luncheon
Yesterday at Delmonico's. Among her
guests were Mrs. Charles S. White
Mrs. w. /. Hess and Mrs. NJ. Jackson
Crispin.
Mr.. and Mrs Quincy A. Gilmore and
Miss Frances W. Gilmore OF Philadel.
phia are at the Ritz Carlton for a few
days before going to their summer home
in Watch Hill, r. l.
Mrs. III. L. Herbert Is at the Sharon
Inn, Sharon. Conn, for the summer
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w. G. BUMsTED's FUNERAL.

Funeral services for William G. Bum
sted. attorney. of 755 Park avenue were
held yesterday at st. Thomass Church.
Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street. The
Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector, conducted
the services The honorary pallbearers
were appointed by James ]. Murphy.
president of the Hudson County Bar
Association. and included former friends
and associates of Mr.. Bumsted. who
lived for many years in Jersey City.
Among the bearers were James F.
Fielder. William II. Speer. Willard c.
Fisk. George r. Beach. William Brinck-
erhoff. Robert S. Hudspeth, Howard r.
Cruise and David w. Edwards.
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TO WE'D MISS wITHERILL.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HEnALp.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. June 29-Mr. and
Mrs. Liston Ames Witherill of Syracuse
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Marion Witherfll. to Mr..
Caleb Kenney of Bethlehem, Pa. Miss
Withcril attended Miss Porter's school
at Pennington. Conn. and Is president
Of the Junior League of Syracuse. Mr..
Kenney Is the son of ex-senator Richard
r. Kenney Of Dover. Del. He Is a grad
uate of Lchigh University and served
overseas as Lieutenant Colonel OF the
3t5th Engineers. Eighticth Division.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Miss Kathleen Mohan. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mohan of T5 Clinton
avenue. Brooklyn. was married yester-
day In her home to William Orme Hilta-
Idle. Jr. The Rev. Or. st. Clair Hester
OF the Church OF the Messiah offciated.
Miss Eleanor Robinson attended the
bride and Mr.. Walter Hiltabidle was the
best man. Miss Mohan was educated
at Packer Institute. Mr.. Hiltabidle was
graduated from Lafayette College.
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sCOyIL-BRIERLEY.

Miss Edith Mays Brierley OF Phi}adel.
phia and Mr. Z. Medley Scowl OF o.
riverside Drive were married yesterday
efternoonr in the chapel of st. George s
Church. Stuyvesan. Square and Six
tecnth street. by the Rev. Karl Reiland,
the rector. a long time friend Of the
bridegroom. Those present were only
witnesses for the couple. one Of whom
was Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer,.
q witness for the bridegroom. The bride
10 a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brierley of Casto.- road. Philadel-
nhin Pa.
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NEW LONDON NOTES.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HEaALp
NEW LONDON. Conn. June 29.--V. E
Bird of New London entertained a hun
dred of his associates of the Connect
cut Power Company at dinner at the
Griswold this >evening. The dinner
came as part of the fourth annual
convention of the New England man.
ayers and executives.
A dance was given by the residents
of Eastern Point this evening for the
benefit of the golfers playing in the
Connecticut State championship.
Mrs. Byron Nugent of st. Louis has
arrived for the season.
Among the days arrivals at the Girls
void are c. NJ. Mortimer. Chicago +.
r. Carter. Bridgeport: II. II. Camp.
Waterbury; w. S. Coe. Mrs. v--S. Law
son. Mrs. w. ID. Gelsen and MIR. c. J.
Lawson. New York Mr. and Mrs. d. w
Mears. Point Manor. Pa. and Louis w.
Army. Philadelphia.
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GLEAsoN-MoNTGoMERY.

Miss Rosalie Butler Montgonery,
daughter Of the late William r. Mont
gomery and Mrs. Montgomery of II
Cypress avenue, Flushing. l.. l., and
Mr.. George Albert Gleason were mar
red yesterday in St. Michaers Church,
Flushing, by Mgr. Donnelly. the pas
tor The brides Late father was for
fifty. years associated with the law firm
of Evarts, Choate, Sherman & Leon.
She was a sergeant in the Red Cross
Motor Corps during the war. The bride
eroom's father was the late Magistrate
John j. Gleason He was graduated
from the New York University in 1920.
The brides only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Helen Louise Montgomery.
Mr.. John J. Gleason was his brother s
lest man.
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TABER-PECKHAM. NJ.

Miss Dorothy Peckham. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Coe Peckham OF
rs Rutland road Flatbush. was married
Yesterday to Mr.. William James Russell
Taber, formerly of Newport. r. 1. in the
Flatbush Congregational Church by the
Rev. Lewis p. Reed. the pastor. Miss
Frances f. Woodn was maid of honor
and Mrs. Allen Nixon. Miss Florence
Stone and Miss Evelyn Tabor were
bridesmaids. Mr.. Ar,nur B. Retallick
was the best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Allen Nixon, Robert Price OF
Rutherford, n. j.. and Jack w.
Peckham. The reception was in the
brides home. !
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NOTES FROM PROVIDENCE.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 29.-Presi-
dent William II. p. Faunce of Brown
University and Mrs. Faunce are at Lake
Mohawk. New York. until July 20, when
DR.. Faunce viii sail for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reed Anthony OF
Boston are the guests of his brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Weeks Anthony at their home in Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston II. Hazard
and their young daughters left for
Biddeford Pool, Me-. to-day. where they
will pass the greater part of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Jenckes has de-
parted for Watch Hill, where she Is oc-
cupying a cottage for the summer. being
Joined at intervals by Mr.. Jenckes.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
Wardman Park: ]. c. McGill.
willard Ernest L. A. w. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. C. F.. Boynton. ]. O.
Pardee. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Scott
George Wheeler, Edmund G. Stalter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Lee, Mrs. Roger
S. Mitchell. William l.. Kitchell. Henry
D. Williams. j. B. Smiley. Eric II
Palmer. John II. Koch, Henry W.
Fortch, John r. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Andrews. r. w. France, James
L. Gerry Nathaniel Pomerunce. NJ. w
Brown. p. r. Barrett. Frank Hitch
cock, Mrs. r. c. Coleman, f. A. Schwab,
Jerome Simmons. Henry c. de Mile. r.
NJ Morriss. r. L. Mitchell.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs a. G. Freeman of 9
OGDEN lane. Flushing. have announced
the engagement of Mrs. Freeman's
daughter. Miss Alice Trowbridge Har-
ris to Mr.. c. Reginald Oates of New
York. formerly of Philadelphia and
Athens. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger OF
Salt Lake City. Utah. have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Elsa Bamberger. TO Mr.. Herbert /.
Michael. son of Mrs. Oscar Michael OF
East Orange.
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MISS BoTrvMLEY ENGAGED.

Mrs. John Bottomley of 112 East
Fifty-fifth street. now at her country
place on Long Island. has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Su-
same Bottomley. to Mr.. Benjamin Swan
Young. the son of Mrs. Thomas Sears
The wedding will take place in the early
fall.
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AGNEw--NIAy.

Miss Helen May. daughter of Mrs.
Frank Townley May of Paterson. n. j..
was married to John Agnew. Jr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Agnew Of Paterson.
last Saturday in the home Of the brides
brother at Camp Goes. Wyckoff. y. j..
the Rev. Joseph Rossun officiating. Ow-
ing to recent death in the brides
family the wedding was attended by
relatives only
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MRS. GOULD IMPROVING.

The condition of Mrs George Jay
Could. Jr.. who was operated upon for
appendicitis Tuesday night in Roosevelt
Hospital. continues to show improve
ment II was said at the hospital yes
terday that the patient had had a rest
full night and was doing very nicely"
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MEMORIAL ron rIREMEN.

Memorial services for Adrian c. y.
Curnen and Emmett +. Donnelly. two
fremen killed at a fire on June 15 in
the late Lillian Russelrs old homestead
in Reds Lane. Far Rockaway, will be
held at 1880 tomorrow morning In the
Congregation shaaray Tefila. at Central
and Neiison avenues. Par Rcchaway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MR.. FIELD ON HOSPITAL BOARD.

Marshall Field, New York banker,
grandson of the Chicago merchant. has
been elected chairman OF the board of
directors and heads the reorganization
of the Beekman Street Hospital, for
merly the Volunteer Hospital, at Beck
man and Water streets. in the heart OF
New York's financial district Ex-Gov
Alfred Smith, Mr.. Charles II. Sabin.
president of the Guaranty Trust Com
rany. and other prominent business men
are associated with him on the board.
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HOT SPRINGS. VA.

Special Dispatch TO Tur New YoRK HERALD
Hor SPRINGS, Va, June 29.--Mrs
Robert r. Hit came this morning from
Washington.
The dinner guests Of Col. Arthur
Kelly Evans and Mrs. Evans last night
at Case Eleli were the Baron and Bar
oness Rosenkrantz. DR.. Edward f.
Ward and Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Andrew II
Christian. the Misses Helen Christian
and Margaret Lindsey and Mr.. Joseph
Il. Whitehead.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
CLARENCE L. CULLEN DIES.
Story Writer, Heart Disease Vic'
tim, Found at Motor Wheel.

Clarence L. Cullen. aged 52.' short
story writer, was found dead early
yesterday at the wheel Of his automo-
bile that he had been driving near his
home at West Deal, y. J. He had
stopped the motor, apparently having
felt the approach OF heart seizure.
He had been subject to frequent at
tacks Recently Mr.. Cullen and his
wife returned from Daytona, Fla.
where they passed the winter.
Mr.. Cullen was the son Of Richard
Cullen of netroit and was born in Kan
sas. He had been a writer for twenty
Ave years. contributing to magazines
and newspapers. Besides his wife he
leaves his parents and brother.
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HOWARD NJ. COOPER.

CAMDEN, June 29.-Howard NJ. Cooper.
an attorney and a direct descendant of
founders of Camden, died to-day in his
home here. He was president emeritus
of the Camden County Bar and president
of the Camden County Historical So
csety and had practiced in New Jersey
courts for almost half century.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MISS PETERSON RECEIVERS.

Miss May Peterson. soprano OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company, has sur-
ficiently recovered from injuries in an
automobile accident which confined her
10 a hospital for seven weeks to leave for
Seattle, WASH. with her mother and
nurse. where she will take complete
rest prior to her coming concert season
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AUGUSTUS r. cuDDEBAcK.

Augustus T. Cuddeback. aged 49,
former auditor of the Erie Railroad
died Wednesday at'his home, 307 Main
street, Goshen, n. Y. He had been con-
nected with the railroad for thirty-five
years, retiring several years ago. His
wife, Mrs. Mary B. Sanford Cuddeback.
survives him.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
cHARLHs F. GOODWIN.

Charles F. Goodwin aged 60, attached
to the United States customs service in
Manhattan for forty years. died sud-
denly Wednesday in his home, $50
Fourth street. Brooklyn. He leaves two
brothers. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow.
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M A R r I A G. E S

DE RAY-JANES.- On Tuesday. June 27.
1922. at Christ Church. Riverdale -on.
Hudson, n. v, by the Rev. Dr. Glenn vs.
White. Kathleen Eleanor daughter OF the
late william James. Chief Naval Con.
.tructor Royal Navy. 70 Eckford Craven
ne KAY son Of Mrs. sidney De Kay OF
New York city. No cards.
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TO Give Luncheon Parties.

Mrs. A. Harvey Tiers will give lunch
cons at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Saturday and Sunday.
Among those who will be at Irving
House over the holiday are Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett B. Kip. Mr.. and Mrs A. J.
Drexel Biddle, Jr., Mrs. Biddle Duke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Price. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin w. Littleton, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon II. Brown, Mr.. Hermann
Oelrchs. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip De Ronde. Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Stone. Mr.. Augustus
Howard WINS and Miss Edith WINS.
Mr.. Seth Sprague. who arrived this
afternoon. Is at the Southampton Club.
Mrs. Vincent milford came yesterday
and is at the Grapevines, where she
will be Joined Saturday by Mrs. Mulford
and their younger children. Their
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Mulford, has
gone to Europe for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atkins of 9s7
Madison avenue. New York, will arrive
Saturday and have an apartment in the
Irving House.
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B I r T H S.

cAwLEY. Born Sunday, June II. Samuel
Brice Cawley. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
j. Cawley. Jr., grandson OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel J Cswley and greet-grandson OF
the late William Brice and Samuel u.
Cawley Of Philadelphia.
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Cats, Dogs &C.

LosT-Small white dog. sealyham terrier
white, one black car. red collar, marked
w w Casweli substantial reward. Notify
GEORGE A. FULLER. Woodmere. l.. I.
Phone Woodmere 300i.
LOsT-Boston male terrier. age months,
on or about W both = $50 reward. Dr.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
WASHINGTON.

vice-President Coolidge will celebrate
his fiftieth birthday July 4. He and
Mrs. Coolidge expect to be in Wash
ington and are planning no special cele-
bration.
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LOST AND FOUND.
JeweIry.

LOST-Prooch. large csbochon noons,one
set in diamonds: valued for association: I:
800 reward. LAWRENCE. r27 Fifth av.
$3.50 REWARD
for return OF diamond bracelet watch lost
June II, between East rad and West 32d SITS
A. c. BENNETT IS William st. Tel. Broad
o7f4
$3.50 REWARD
for return Of gold and ruby bracelet. lost
June 90. between Summit, " j., and Pier 81,
Brooklyn a. n. LEE g. CO., Inc. IS
" liiiam -.
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Secretary of War Weeks will leave
to-day for his summer home at Lam
caster, N. H.. where Mrs. Weeks has al
ready arrived, and will remain until
after the Fourth of July.
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$50 REWARD
Wearing Apparc;.

IosT-stone Marten necKpiece. Wednesday
morning, between Grand Central Station
and w. 3Tth ST.. reward. l.. J.. care
Ormes a Co. ~ w. 3Ith 81
IosT-Package, on train from Stamford 20
l25th containing lady's vests and shirt
waI.ts. reMard. Phone Stamford 2lIl.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan L. Mott enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in the Ritz
Carlton before leaving for Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Allison V. Armour was one OF the
guests. Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz gave
a luncheon there for Miss Lucille Bald
win
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Mrs. Henry G. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs
Guernsey Curran OF Farlands, Oyster
Bay. l.. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
La Montague. who came from CEDAR
hurst, l.. J., are at the st. Regis.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Miss Mary Wallace, daughter OF Sec
retary OF Agriculture Wallace, lef
Washington last night for New Yorl
and will sail on Saturday for Europ'
to be gone until October.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Mrs Edward Barber will return from
Europe in July and join Mr.. Barber at
East Hampton l.. /. In the autumn
they will occupy the house they bought
from Mr.. It. Suffern Taller. at IL East
Sixty-first street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Miss Elizabeth Eugster. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. l.. w. Eugster. was mar
ried last night to Major Dabney 0. Ell
liptt. u. S. A.. in the Bethlehem Chapel
tOf the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul.
Afterward there was small reception
at the home Of the brides parents. 1t
was a military wedding, with group
Of Major Elliott's brother officers among
the attendants.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne. Jr..
will go to-day to East Hampton. L. !.
Gen. and Mrs. Ferdinand Tauffiieb re-
turned yesterday to the st. Regis Hotel
from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr,,
will start to-day for Winter Harbor.
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Henry Prince
arrived yesterday from Boston to pass
few days at the Plaza Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon will start
on trip West the middle of July and
be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan have
opened their country home in Garri-
son. N. Y.
Mr. a.cs Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee and
the Misses Mabel and Eleanor Satter-
lee will start for Europe tomorrow.
Prof and Mrs. H. Fairaeld Osborn
~~-~~
Harbor. They will return to Garrison
on Hudson July s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Schley of
Kepellyn, Far Hills. n. j.. are at the
Ambassador, also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bowen of Providence. r. l.
Mrs Edward Barber will return from
Europe in July and join Mr.. Barber at
East Hampton, l.. l. In the autumn
they will occupy the house they bought
from Mr.. #. Suffern Taller. at IL East
Sixty-f1rst street.
Mrs. Henry C. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guernsey Curran OF Farlands, Oyster
Bay, l.. l., and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
La Montague. who came from CEDAR
hurst. l.. J.. are at the st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan L. Mott enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in the Ritz
Carlton before leaving for Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Allison V. Armour was one OF the
guests. Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz gave
a luncheon there for Miss Lucille Bald
win.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Crocker. who
were at the Ritz-Carlton. left yesterday
for their summer home at North Haven.
Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howard
Gamble have left that hotel for Provi-
dence, R. /.
Col and Mrs. H. H. Harjes have come
to the st. Regis Hotel from Philadelphia,
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas n. Daugh-
erty, Jr. In Philadelphia they were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Straw.
bridge. The Misses Hope and Marie
Harjes. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
jes, have been stopping at the ST. Regis
several months.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Crocker. who
were at the Ritz-Carlton. left yesterday
for their summer home at North Haven.
Me. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard
Gamble have left that hotel for Provi-
dence r. l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Schley Of
Kepellyn, Far Hills. n. j.. are at the
Ambassador also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bowen of Providence. r. l.