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The New York herald., 1922-03-19
MRS. ROBERT THOMAS
MILLER OF AZ WEST
l46 INST, FORMERLY
Miss Macy ROGERS
.SHuEORD OF NORTH
CAROLINA
YAoros BY CAMPBELL Srupio

by his sister. Mrs. C. A. stromborn. and
Miss NJ. E. Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Van Pelt en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening al
the Hotel Plaza. Among their gnests
were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Bayard
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Place Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph S. Rounds and Prof. and Mrs.
a. ID. S. Hamlin.
Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan gave a
luncheon on Monday at the Ritz-Carlton
for Mrs Robert Morris Phillips and
Mrs. Eldridge Matthews Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palermo. who
are still at Palm Beach, entertained at
dinner there on Tuesday at the Beach
Club
The Misses Mary and Clara Thomas
have returned to their home. i10 East
Fifty-fourth street. from the South.
The League OF Advertising Women
will celebrate its tenth anniversary on
Tuesday with birthday party at the
Hotel Pennsylvania. There will he an
entertainment. with souvenirs and sur
prises. and music for continuous dane
ing. On the committee OF arrangements
are Miss Minna Hall Simmons. acting
president Miss Edith v. RICHTER. treas
urer Mrs. Louise Whaarf-Rogers, secre-
tary Miss Helen Waldo. Miss Anna Me-
Lean. Mrs. Joy True Mrs. Claire Galston
and Miss Ethel McCunn.
Mrs. Robert l. jerks accompanied by
her father. Mr.. John Sumner Runnels OF
Chicago. has arrived at Palm Beach.
They will go TO Miami for a few days
before returning to New York
Mrs. Lewis Dunham Of 500 Park ave-
nue. entertained at dinner on Tuesday in
honor Of Mrs. Robert Brown OF Mem
rhis. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weaver Lewis,
who were married on Tuesday morning
at the Hotel McAlpIn, have gone TO
Florida on their honeymoon. On their
return they will make their home In
jamaica, l.. !. Mrs. Lewis was Miss
Florence Watts, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Il. Watts OF st. Adams,
l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Hotnor en-
tcrtained at luncheon on Tuesday at
Dclmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy carruthers. who
have been stopping at the Wlldorf-As-
toria. left there last week for four
months trip through the Orient. They
will visit all the principal cities OF
japan. China. the Philippines and the
Dutch East Indies. They will return in
July.
The Junior Class OF Adelphi College
will hold its annual prom on Monday
evening. April q. at the Hotel Plaza
On the committee In charge are Misses
Helen Boyle, Elizabeth Cash, Florence
Graham, Sylvia Brcgsten. Dorothy
Michenfeldcr. Helen Ramlet and Grace
Ranger. with Miss Mildred Wright as
chairman.
Tho fourth in the series OF card
parties under the auspices OF the Ursu-
line Provincial Auxiliary Miss Teresa
$. Morlarty. president, will be held on
Saturday afternoon at the waldorf-As-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paterno, who
are still at Palm Beach. entertained at
dinner there on Tuesday at the Beach
Club.
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Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan gave a
luncheon on Monday at the Ritz-Carlton
for Mrs Robert Morris Phillips and
Mrs. Eldridge Matthews Roberts.
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The Misses Mary and Clara Thomas
have returned to their home. 110 East
Fifty-fourth street. from the South.
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PERSONAL NEWS FROM MANY SECTIONS OF THE CITY
Society Returning From
Winter Resorts in Florida
Mrs. Thomas Webster Edgar, Back From Palm Beach,
Gives Bridge Party-Mr and Mrs George H.
Hanaur Give Dance.

Clarence Burns president, meet every
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Matthew Lawrence Carr, 13 iVc4t Sixty
eighth street.
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The Rev. DR. George G. Houghton az
the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION has
arrived AZ Palm Beach. whore he VIII
remain some time. lie Is accompanied
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toria. Mrs. A. L. Hannah viii be the
hostess. The proceeds from the card
parties will be added to the fund for
the rebuilding Of the Ursulne Novi-
tiate which was recently destroyed by
fire
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The annual luncheon Of Zeta Chapter
OF the Kappa Psi Sorority will be held
at the Hotel Bltmore on Saturday. 1t
will be followed by bridge.
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Early in April Mrs. Brennan Wash
ington will sail for Europe. She will be
accompanied by her sister. Miss Beulah
Brennan, who Is at present at her home
in Louisville, Ky.
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Mrs. George A. Plimpton has gone 10
Hamilton, Bermuda, where she viii re-
main several weeks
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Mr. and Mrs. Mason r. Starring gave
a dinner, followed by bridge. on Wednes-
day in their apartments at the Hotel
Plaza.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hausteter are
among the recent arrivals at Seabrcezc.
Fla.
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The Lenten sewing classes Of the
Little Mothers Aid Association, Mrs.
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Mrs. d. Oliphant Haynes and her
daughter, Miss Elise Stanton Haynes Of
IL West Ninety-fourth street. sailed
Saturday Of last week for Bermuda.
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Tho fourth in the series OF card
parties under the auspices OF the Ursu-
line Provincial Auxiliary. Miss Teresa
$. Morlarty. president, will be held on
Saturday afternoon at the Waldorf-As-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Jameson Of 9
East Sixty-ninth street will spend the
summer at Southampton, L. !. They
have taken Mrs. Newbold Edgars house
for the season.
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Auxiliary No. / OF the association
holds it's meetings on the same day
at the home of Mrs. Theodore Connolly,
35 East Thirtieth street. Both classes
are making garments for the children Of
the association.
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Mrs. Floyd c. Furlow and Mr. Floyd
c. F'urlow, Jr.. have returned from Palm
Beach to their apartment at 90 East For
ty-seventh street.
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Tho Lenten sewing class Of st. Agnes
C--apel meets on Mo sday mornings in
tho chapel Ninety second street, near
Columbus avenue The members are
working on mucn needed garments for
women and children.
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Invitations have been sent out by the
board OF managers of the Catholic Cen
ter for the Blind for a reception in
honor Of the Most Rev. Archbishop Pat
trick j. Hayes at the formal opening
OF the Center. 22i-223, on Saturday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Philip J. Boerum gave a theater
party. followed by supper and dance.
al the Hotel Astor on Wednesday, for
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell Mrs. Boerum
took her guests. who numbered thirty,
10 see THE Dover Road"
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For the benefit OF the Msericordia
Hospital a rummage sale will be held for
three days beginning Tuesday at AS
Lexington avenue. Donations may be
sent to Sister st. Lucilla at the hos
pital. sal East Eighty-sixth street. or
they will be sent for by telephoning TO
1887 Rhinelander
The hospital cares for young mothers
too poor to bear the expenses at their
own homes. Last year about 400 were
taken care OF.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Van Pelt en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening at
the Hotel Plaza. Among their gnests
were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bayard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ira A. Place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph S. Rounds and Prof and Mrs.
A. u. S. Hamlin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Werner, ac-
companied by their daughter. Miss
Norma Werner, have gone to Pinehurst
N. c. They will return to New York
early in April
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The fifth in q series or talks on an
ternational Cooperation" by Mrs. Frank
Day Tuttle under the auspices Of the
Woman's Pro-League Council. will be
given on March 2s at the Woman's Uni
versity Club. LOG East Fifty-second
street. The subject will be Economic
Causes OF the war"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calvin Check
who were married on Tuesday. are
spending the first few days Of their
honeymoon in Washington. They viii
make a tour Of the Southern States
then 20 to San Francisco. whence
they will sail for Hawaii and after a
trief stay there will sail for China
where MI. Cheek has business interests
They expect to remain In the Orient for
several years. Mrs. Cheek was Miss Ma
thlde Brown. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs Noah G.. Rogers are
spending q few days ut Atlantic City,
where Mr.. and Mrs Gerald c. Harden
burg also arc for a brief stay.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
Late Seth Lows
Grandson WedS
Miss Wagner
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. b. Wagner Married to Mr..
Benjamin r. C. Low.

In Grace Church, Brooklyn yesterday,
Miss Virginia Wagner, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Brentano Wagner, of
l60 Columbia Heights, was married to
Mr. Benjamin r. c. Low. son of Mr..
and Mrs William Gilman Low. also
of Brooklyn, and a grandson of the late
Seth Low The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Charles F..
Wrigley, and the brothers-in-la the
Revs. John Chapman and Francis Little.
Mrs. Hustled Mccullough Meyer, of
Chicago, cousin of the bride, was ma
t"or 90 ? 7rnr. The bridesmaids were
Mis@ tshoda Low, n sister of the bride
groom: Misses May Vreeland, Anglesea
Hewlett and Elizabeth Fish. Mr.. Will-
lam Gilman Low was best man. The
Eshers were Messrs. Charles ID. Miller,
Willard b. Luther, Ernest p. Hoes. Ar
thur u Brien, Courtenay Crocker. Law
renee G.. Brooks and William G.. Low.
Sd. Because of mourning i'm the bride 3
family there was no reception. When
they return from a wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Low will live at 1903 Fast
Fighty-sixth street.
The bride was at one time student
at Vassar. Mr.. Low is great grandson
Of the first Seth Low who came TO
BROOKLYN from Salem. Mass, in 1922
So was graduated from Yale in 1902
stfid later from the Harvard Law
School. He served as Major in the
Ordnance Department in Washington,
y. c. He Is a member of the law firm
Of Low, Miller & Co.
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ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Feb. 15.-Ar-
rivals at the Traymore include Messrs.
Enos T. Throop. Douglas Peters. James
A. McNeill and Frank Dunn. of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred McEwen
Eleanor and John McEwen of Tarry-
town. n. Y: Mrs. l.. ID. Marriott and
Miss Mary L. Marriott of Kew Gardens
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City is
at the Ritz-Carlton. New York arrivals
were Messrs. William Il. Averell and Ed
ward Willon.
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall-Dr. and Mrs.
Curtis Lee Laws and Mrs. w. p. Clan
Vile of Manhattan: Mrs. William V.
Evans and Mrs. Wilton c. Donn OF
Brooklyn.
Anbassador-The Rev. Richard NJ.
Fitzgerald. his mother and sister. Mrs.
4. Fitzgerald and Miss Edna Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Low. Mrs. :. h.
Allen of Brooklyn.
Marlborough -Blenheim - Mrs Cor
nellus Tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deyo,
Miss s. L. Middlebrook and Mr.. James
Marshall of New York.
Mr.. t. Warren Sumner, Consul Cen
oral of Siam. who has been at the Ala
mac, returned to New York to-day.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan
Of $50 Fifth avenue gave a bridge party
in their home last evening. MS. Conan
will start South soon.
Mrs. Charles e. Proctor of shadow
lane. Great Neck, L. l.. has gone to
Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon Battle
entertained some friends at tea and
bridge yesterday at the Vanderbilt
Hotel in honor OF Mrs. Lucilla Shelton.
among other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Il. Randolph
Hicks, DR. Charles Gordon Heyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter Guest.
Mr.. Edward Simmons Hall will be the
chairman of the floor committee at the
Mardi Gras ball at the Ritz-Carlton on
the night of February 2s for the bene-
FIT of the Southern Industrial Educa-
tional Association.
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MISS HELEN L. TREVOR WE'D
TO MR.. CHARLES j. COULTER
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Graft Trevor Be
comes Bride.

Miss Helen Lispenard Stewart Trevor.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Graft Trevor. was married TO
Mr.. Charles J. Coulter, son of Mrs.
Charles j. Coulter of this city and
Tuxedo Park. i'm ST. Bartholomew
Church yesterday. The rector the Rev.
DR.. Leighton Parks. officiated. assisted
by the Rev. Robert S. w. Wood. rector
OF st. Mary's Church. Tuxedo Park.
The bride was escorted by her father.
Miss Betty Thompson was the maid
of henHc. and the bridesmaids were
Mum ottley Katharine Hurd and
Eleanor Parrish, the last mentioned of
Richmond, Va
Mr.. William Elliott, Jr.. was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Casimir
de Rham. Francis d. Bradley. John
Stevens Melcher. Jr.; Eliot Holt. Henry
Graft Trevor. Jr., brother OF the bride;
Kenneth B. G. Parsons of this city.
Francis Parkman, Harrison q. Rey-
nolds and Ross T. Whistler OF Boston.
The reception was held in the ballroom
OF the Colony Club.
The bride is member of 4 family
identified for generations with the social
life of New York and many well known
men and women attended her wedding.
She is a granddaughter of the late John
B. Trevor. whose first wife was a
daughter of the late Lispenard Stewart,
father of Messrs. W. Rhinelander Stew
art, Lispenard Stewart and Mrs. Frank
Spencer Witherbee. She also is a grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Schieffelin and a grand-niece
of Mrs. Hamilton Fish.
Mr.. Coulter was graduated from Har-
ward in 1919. During the war he was
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
A. SMITH COCHRAN
RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Declines to Discuss His Di-
Uorce Suit.

Mr.. Alexander Smith Cochran. hus-
band of Nine. Gamma Walska, Polish
soprano. arrived yesterday by the White
star liner Adriatic. boarding her at
Monaco. He declined to talk about his
suit for divorce against the singer.
With him was Mr. w Barton French,
son of Mrs. Seth Barton French. here
for 4 short stay.
Z. Phillips Oppenheim, novelist. with
Mrs. Oppenheim, came by the same ship,
boarding her at Alexandria as She
started on her return from her cruise
TO the Mediterranean. He had intended
to consult his literary agent, j. Il.
Pinker. who had looked after his busi-
ness affairs fifteen years, and was
shocked when on "Wednesday last he
received wireless telling of Mr..
Pinker's death of pneumonia at the
Hotel Bltmore.
While here Mr.. Oppenheim will ar
range with motion picture producers to
screen certain novels not yet completed.
He Will be entertained by the Lotos
Club on March and soon afterward
will return to England.
Mr.. Giovanni Caruso, brother OF the
late Enrco Caruso. who came from
italy early in the winter to assist in
closing the American estate OF the noted
tenor. will start back 10 his native land
to-day by the Colombo. which will make
her second eastward voyage. one OF
his fellow passengers will be Prince
Giovanni Battista Rospigliosi. Others
sailing for Naples or Genoa Will be
Mrs. II. NJ. Billings, Mr.. Albert Bros
sard. formerly with the Standard OIL
Company, and now on his way to Alex
andria. Egypt; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blauvelt. and the Misses Grace and
Marie. Of Paterson. y. j.. DR.. Franco
Samarani, representing the Agricultural
Department of the Italian Government (:
Lieut.. V. c. Masero Of the Italian army,
Miss Violet Mersereau. film actress !;
Mr. Gasperi Basseri. italian banker !;
Miss Queena Mario Billotson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Robbins.
The Rochambeau of the French Line
arrived yesterlay. Among the 163 cabin
passengers were Mime. Emile Hervieux.
mother OF the French aviatrix, Miss
Jane Hervieux. who was at the pier
TO meet her Miss Hervieux said her
mother would be her first passenger
when she starts In the spring on her
flights. Mr.. A. q. Carries of Philadel-
phia, landscape painter. who had been
in France for two years, returned with
a large number of paintings. He was
accompanied by Mrs. earle. Mr.. Jean
Dorival. a French merchant. arrived to
buy up surplus stocks Of refined and
raw sugar for export to France. Mile.
Aldea Lussier, another passenger, will
give piano concerts here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Richard will
sail Saturday by the Olympic TO spend
a month on the Riviera, where they will
be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
b. Van Riper. who have a villa at
Cannes.
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BRYCE MEMORIAL
HERE NEXT APRIL
British Also to Send Statue of
Burke.

John A. Stewart, chairman of the
stitution, announced at a luncheon of
the board in the Lawyers Club yester-
day that during the last week in April
Il delegation representing the British
United States with memorials OF Wis
count Bryce, Edmund Burke and Chat
ham, or William Pitt.
The Bryce memorial will be a bronze
bust, with pedestal, the work Of Reid
Dick, well known English sculptor 1t
will be erected in Washington. The
Burke memorial will be figure OF
bronze, designed by George Thomas, with
q base Of American granite. The Chat
ham memorial was also designed by
Reid Dick and has been given through
the Sulgrave Institution to the city of
Pittsburgh.
All of these memorials are the gifts
of Sir Charles Wakefield, former Lord
Mayor of London. as Honorary Treas
urer of the British Sulgrave Institution.
They have been presented TO and ac-
cepted by the President Of the United
States.
Besides Mr.. Stewart. who recently re-
turned from a ten months tour of Eu-
rope, those at the luncheon yesterday
were Alton Is Parker. Chancellor OF the
Institution; Andrew b. Humphrey. sec
retary; ID. Gordon Hamersley. former
Senator William a. Clark, John w. Da-
Wis, j. G. Phelps Stokes. Joseph Dowd.
l.. r. Cheney, T. X. Thomson. James
Brown, Robert G. Morris. DR.. George +.
Kunz. John Markle. John Nee. Bowman,
Col. T. Newton Lewis James c. Colgate,
Judge Edward W. Hatch. Charles Stew
art Dawson. Perley Morse. Col. Charles
S. Bryan, Col. George w Burleigh.
James s. Stewart and Barron G. Collier.
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LADY ASTOR PLANNING
TO COME TO AMERICA
Wants to Attend Women's
Conference in Baltimore.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-I.ady Astor.
Englands first woman Member of Par
Lament, will make a desperate effort"
TO attend the Pan-American conference
Of women at Baltimore. in April, the
National League of Women Voters an
nounced tonight. Only the possibility
Of a general election would prevent her
attendance.
II have always felt / should like
to go TO my women compatriots,' Lady
Astor wrote, land this seems chance.
The election is the only serious
drawback.
'I do want to go to America, to go
home to Virginia. to see my relatives;
and It would be the greatest pleasure
for me to meet the American women"
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NAVY CLUB BENEFIT TODAY.

There will be special performance
this afternoon of "Lohengrin," with
Nine. Marie Jeritza as Elsa. at the
Metropolitan Opera House for the bene-
fit of the National Navy Club at Is
East F'orty-first street. Boxes have
been taken By Mr.. Franklin n. Roose-
welt. president Of the clubL Mines. VAN
derbilt, Julian w. Robbins, Childs
F'rick. Rodman Wanamaker, -Horatio
Nelson Slater. Adrian Iselin. Edward
n. Breitung. Arthur Ryle. John Ross
Delafield. Winfield Scott, John J.
Wysong. Hugh y. Auchincloss. Will
fam G.. Rockefeller and Arthur r.
Twombly.
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-t,wnt,ING NOTES.

IN the Chapel of st. Ansorgius, the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine. this
afternoon, Miss Elsie Frances Wolfe.
daughter of Mrs. George r. Buckman,
will be married to Mr.. Warren James
Taussig.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Twyford have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Katherine Twy-
ford to MIR. Ernest Greet. Jr.. on the
afternoon of February % in All Angels
Church \ reception will be held at the
Gotham.
Miss Marjorie Lowenthal. daughter of
Mrs. Adolph Lowenthal will be married
to Mr. Herman Schwabacher, tonight
al the Ambassador.
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Bathing Suit
Fete Arranged
at Palm Beach
Mrs. Gurnee Mum Chairman
of Committee of Judges
Of Costumes.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 15.-Mrs.
Gurnee Mum is chairman of the COM
mittee of judges who will judge bathing
costumes at u bathing suit fashion re-
view to take place next week. Assisting
her will be Mr. and Mrs. John c. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard Replogle Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham, Mr..
and Mrs Reginald Boardman and Mr..
and Mrs Amory. Motion pictures show
lag Palm Beach as fashion center are
to be made, with bathing costumes as a
feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Clarence Jones gave
a dinner and dance at Yalta villa to-
night. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dar-
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Irving Hunting
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus DAILY, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. kiser. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Won l.. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Kaufman
Capt. the Hon. Charles Winn and the
Hon. Mrs. Charles Winn. Mrs. Lorenzo
Mitchell Henry. Mrs. David T. l.. Van
Buren,. Mrs. Alfred y. Beadleston, Mrs
Lyttleton Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. T.
CronWell, MI and MIS-. Sldney H.
Hutchinson, Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell
Mrs. Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt and
Mrs. Alfred Goldman.
Also Messrs. e w. Miller II. Rogers
Winthrop, John S. Tanner, Frazier
Jelke, Philip Ashley. Edward Browning.
stephen Sanford. Richard Lounsberry.
Oliver Perrin, Carl Springer. Lawrence
c. Thaw and Caleb Bragg Misses Mary
B. Warburton. Diana Dalziel Elizabeth
Brockie, Gertrude Conoway. Ann Kauf-
man and Margaret Watson.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Douglas MacAr-
thur, who started South on their honey
moon last evening. will return to Palm
Beach at the end of the week to spend
a fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
T Stotesbury.
Mr. Adolph Lewisohn has arrived from
New York and is at the Royal Poinciana
with his party, which includes Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Carpenter. the Misses
Marion and Edith Rockford and Mr..
Samuel ]. Rockford. Also there are Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Mcdonald and their
son. Mr.. Henry ]. Mcdonald; Judge and
Mrs John +. Mcintyre. the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. T. S. Starr and Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Young of New York.
MT and Mrs. John r. Fell of Phila-
delphia are at the Breakers.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
ALONsO-DE QUEsADA.

Miss Angela de Quesada. daughter of
Mrs. Tomasito Fialla. was married to
Mr.. Juan Alfonso last night in the Span
ish Church of Our Lady OF Hope. 156th
street and Broadway. by Mgr. Daniel
Burke, rector of st. Philips Church in
The Bronx. The bride was escorted to
the altar by her brother Mr.. Cayetano
j. de Quesada, the Cuban Consul at
Washington. D. C. She was attended
by her mother and also by her small
sister, Estella Fialla. Mr.. Kenneth
Fisher was best man. There was
small reception at 151 West 105th street.
the home of the brides mother. After
n wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso
will live in Mexico. The bride was edu-
Gated at the Ursuline Convent in Bed
ford Park, NJ Y. In 1918 she was pre-
sented at the German court by her
uncle DIR. Gonxalo de Quesada. at that
time Cuban Minister to Germany.
The New York herald., 1922-02-16
WIDOW OF COL. TRACY
GETS HIS WAR MEDAL
BuIiard Makes
Presentation in PIainfieId.

The Distinguished Service Medal OF
Honor awarded to Col Evarts Tracy Of
plainheld y. j.. prior to his death. which
occurred in the American Hospital in
Paris January 81. was presented yesJer-
day to Mrs. Tracy by Major-Gen. Robert
Lee Bullard al Governors Island.
The award was in recognition OF dis
tnguished service performed by Col.
Tracy during the world war He was IN
charge OF camoutiage work for the Amer
lean Expeditionary Forces in France.
After the war ne remained in service as
an instructor and was stationed at Gov
ernors Island before going 70 France two
months ago to confer with Government
officials regarding reconstruction work.