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BEAUMONT. Aug % Shreveport
,,,n,-l the series with ID, Exporters
her, TODAY when ih.y took long
drawn out contest from "a iocals a.
H. Williams. iha rev Exporter hurler
Was knocked from ih, h.A Boz the
second Inuing
shreveport Gao goo nHn-s ~
T..aumunf .. tiu nnn Huui n .
Ilnltrfles slaidief and 8nrns. VII.
Hams. Buseha and schfofrr
SUMMARY Sfnlrr i1sfr storey,
Fsus sacfiflnaa smith Tua lass ksts.
pursu. Snruftr smith Threr inar
hiiH. STOREY noile aud f'iik bouiile
plaYs Stare e. Aann. lireunan 60
Maihes. lnninEs pitched lw williams
] % with hits Z runs Innings pitched
lsy IiBss ha :. o. hits : runs Struck cat
Williams ., slappsy 3 nuscha = i.ss.
on iaiis ~ Williams slappH 3.
Ius. 81
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GALVESTON Aug 2a-The sand
Crabs eyonod thl serics with the Snud
dcr. tnday Coz g. Hack Eihtl bin hi
fu,ut, second and twenty third home
runs % tho s,a4,r. Kurhi also hit fur
th, circuit
Wl,hita Fails gni 900 OOo--3 o. 3
Galveston ...... col 700 -aN
Batter.es- kr,nc. Ruth and Risehaf
kitchens. knight and Witty
summary llsr hits Adams.
Brown Kitchens Munsuu Moore.
Threc hasc hits Miller Home runs,
Elhl .. Knirht stolen hses. Miller,
NJ Donald Tanner Moore. Summa.
sacrifice hits In pht. White laso un
lnus. Kvehl .. Kcuo Ruth ;. Wild
ptch k.fna i.os.ng pu,hcr keouo.
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KURRERS HIT
FRIERS0N HARD
AND WIN 1873
to m. Nepp

LUBBOCK. Aug .7-lutHe Fio
son when they pleased today IuNno0N
piled up eighteen runs m1lus Eou'y
hits. n total Of thirtylour ms, whlf
IN Swec,water could gct oU Wool
bridge was three runs. m0.' uf 'h'u
hits being OF the scratch ytr.t.
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Divide Twin B,ll.
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pI1TSrrRGH Aug go sup.b
mtrhmg featured thv duIni haa
wa, % ritishmsh aud Br" KIM aiyid 81
her, to-day The Dodgers wen in. first
@ ro q. and the Pirates Iork IA. ..conI
contest e. to o.
IN. score hy iurugs l. % t.
Rrol Aitu ..... poo 0lo oo"-i %
rut-hurLh pln uIn nun-t g
Eucther anil Delivery. Ham i'an and
schmidt
summary llow, runs. N's Tipngy.
stolen hases. Tras nor hasr ou hails utf
Hamilton q; strurE Du' ht G1rih'r e
.ly T1mIltm o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

Washington monument contains mem.
elal shines contributed by 90 foreign
rounfrIsa f0 siaif-. lG eliief and ionns
HHd 81 81 ..Ifa
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WHERE THEY PLAY
West Texas League.

West Texas League.
sunriiio NJ Lubbock
finris - Swectwatcr.
san Angelo M abilene.
~ nford al Ranger.
Texas iseaEue
salFfFfon ~ san Antonio.
ffuusfou a. Beaumont
Fhferff.nrf 90 DailaH
W4rhitn FuiiF NJ Port Worth.
-
National league.
Sea Tma af niookiYn
iffIlaaslHhs af fasfnn
efioar0 M ~ Louis
PITS urrh tf enc nnatl
isieFifra l.eaFue
f'tfnfu 81 Detroit
isIuia e CIsstisnf
ellington 81 ~
ftFfa ~ f'hrss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

"Hlb,' Ruth IN homcun king II
the universe. b, stul trailing in the o.
campaign.
ken" Williams IL showing tho way
in the American League Rogers Horns.
by h out front iu the National
Despite his late start, ! was of the
opinion thai Ruth would b. out In 'FRONT.'
hy Aug. tclt confident that tc
would retain his crown ol Home Kun
kmg q De- h,gnnipl DO l0ok as f hc
would ho dctroncd
Tho rush 90 The from, hy Williams,
"a. rather unexpected HON, run spree
.'h, uorushs has nDn INDUCING iu. and
the rr,a, nlmbcr nf oihor rlaycrs who
ht,, broken mto lhr circle of home.
run sluprcr this r,u has CAUSED much
discu,finn a. 900 how uey camugrc Win
RUIZ
Snnr Questions Nri.',
Iors Williams hu the hnll as hard
u Ruin. D~s llorn-nt compare with
lru.h as long distape 7iuggor?
These aud anuro, u other questions
Il,lt beg 600 the batuu- end of she eum'
lh.,, n.pu fired ai w., ever since Ruth
.a.ud Geo tuil number "' o'h'
g.m' hitcrs.
II Uu.h s ,um,m, Nh,1 DO o.W's q" me
I..ue O. home runs ir Wy opinion
.u, other player u tur game compares
with mm when b. ."u,. Geo getting dis
,tu., .. h 1uN,s
WH d ~., rU. Eoe-rs
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nart Two ipso hts I izergaid,
$50 .tr' home runs Melycr 'lryt
uo8n o. 'ouh', plays s
n...t Do. .Hrur @ Auho &C. Mc1n0r
8w he.r nn.nrs pitched hg
'..a g. hy smith Q. struck out b.
7n' 10 2 hy ST. ith .. hesr ou halls
orr % rlas1n .. OF Smith Wild pitch.
u r al smith ssDd 300. Erwin q.
ole a-os. Moore. NDlNr l2Ecul'.
Ctmvo.r Nftn Tune OF gme IA
firuiIe Sewcll 49,.
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eaHGuhI gNf ln Nsuruaa lainiag
hHlaf and Dfluain rfefa n0as
Hat
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Campagna-C Cerabone
Wedding Is Celebrated
Ceremony Performed at St,
Elizabeth's Church; Recep-
ton and Dinner Follows

Miss Caroline H. Ccrabone, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cerabone, Of
340Northern Avenue, was married to Mr..
Michael A. Campagna last Wednesday.
The ceremony was performed at st.
Elizabeth's Church by the ARey. Father
Hayes. Miss Rose Cerahone, the brides
sister, was maid of honor. The four
bridesmaids were Miss Marie Palletier,
Miss Agnes LAURA and the Misses
Elizabeth and Annette Sylvester. Louise
Cerahone, youngster sister Of the bride,
was flower girl, and Master Jovan Cam
pagna, nephew Of the bridegroom, was
page.
A reception and dinner followed at
the Hotel Plaza. Some of the guests
were Mrs. ,Agata Campagna, Mr., and
Mrs. Anthony Canpagna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Paterno, Of Riyerdale-on-the
Hudson; DR.. and Mrs. Charles v.
Paterno, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faiella,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Paterno, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ciluxzi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cerabone, Mr.. Michael Palermo,
Mr.. Amino Campagna, Miss Christina
Palermo, Mr.. John Calhoun, DR.. and
Mrs. John Faiella, Professor F.. Longo,
MIR. and Mrs. r. d'Onofrio, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Amos, Judge and Mrs.
Palmieri, Mr.. Di Salvo, Mr. and. Mrs.
H. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. Sceurle and
Mr.. Ajello
Mr. and Mrs. campagna are spend
ing their honeymoon in Canada.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Newport Autumn Days
Marked by Entertaining
Dinners, Luncheons and Clam
bake Form Program for
tlie Last Week
spscsas Dispatch to The Tribune

NEWPORT R. T., Oct. Frequent
entertainments interested members of
the late staying summer colony, with
the season being extended because of
the ideal weather. Mr.. ard Mrs. John
Aspgren had two distinguished guests
at Aspen Hall during the week in Wis
count d'Alte, Portuguese Ambassador
to the United States, and Sir Gilbert
Parker, English novelist, who is relat-
ed to Mrs. Aspegren. Entertainments
were given for them, and among the
others who gave dinners or luncheons
were DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Eppley, Mr.
and Mrs. Beverly Bogert, Mr.. r.. Liv-
ingston Beeckman, Mrs. James Lenox
Banks III. Mrs. David Price for Gem
esal and Mrs. George McIver, Mrs.
Charles Moran, Mrs. John A. Logan
and Captain md Mrs. De Witt Blamer.
In addition, the last bake of the season
was given at the Clamhake Club.
Thursday afternoon large number
heard Miss Katherine Cortazzo, who
recently returned from trip abroad,
speak on the devastation at Rheims
and at Verdun, the talk being held IN
Miss Warnings residence on Catherine
Street under the direction of the
League Of Women Voters.
Competition has been started for the
Lanfear Norrie Cup, which is awarded
bY the Outer Foundation Fishing Club
for the member who catches the most
fish offshore over period Of three
days. This event was scheduled last
week, but was postponed. Mr. Brad
ford Norman is president of the club,
with Mr.. Henry Brevoert Kane as vice.
president, and Mr.. Hartford w III.
Powell as secretary. The cup has been
won by the late William R. Hunter and
by Mr Bradford Norman, Mr.. Louis
Quentin Jones, Mr.. Granville Kane and
Mr.. Lisnanard Stewart.
Among the summer residents who
have closed their season recently are
Mr.. Graffog D. Gushing, Prince and
Princess Miguel de Braganza, Admiral
and Mrs. Cameron McRae Wihslow,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Horse Show Tea Room
To Be Unique Feature
Special Committee of Prom
inent Women Will Be
Announced Soon

The tea room Of this years Horse
Show November 13 TO 1S will be
striking reproduction of the front of
Mount Vernon and the proceeds will
go for the benefit of the Association
for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. The A. l. C. P. is headed by
Mr.. Cornelius N. Bliss jr, president.
Mrs. John H. Prentice, of New York
and Bernard sville, is to be chairman
of the tea room committee OF the as
sociation, and she will announce with
in the next few days the special COM
mittee of well-known New York women
she is now assembling. Miss Beth
Evans will be in direct charge OF the
tea room and there will be brought to-
gether group Of young girls OF well,
known New York families who w'il
serve as mattresses for lunch and after
noon tea.
The tea room of the Horse Show was
great success last year
The managers of the A. !. G. T. who
have the direction of the tea room
comprise group of prominent New
York men and women and include Mr..
Henry G. Barley, Mrs. Courtlandt y.
Barnes, Mrs. August Belmont, Mr.
George Blagden. Mr.. Cornelius N.
Bliss IT, Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss lr,
Mrs. James A. Burden jr, Mr.. Charles
C. Birmingham, Mr.. Thomas Cochran,
Mr.. r. Fulton Cutting, DR.. Haven Ein-
erson, Mr.. Homer Folks, Mr.. M. Fried
sam, Mr.. John Greenough, Mr.. John
Henry Hammond, Mrs. E. H. Hartman,
Mr.. Samuel S. Keyser, Mr.. John A.
Kingsbury, Mr.. franklin B Kirkbride,
Mr. Langdon p. Marvin, Mr.. Albert G..
Milbank, DR.. James A. Miller, Mr.. F..
p. Moore, Miss Ruth Morgan, Mr..
Dwight w. Morrow. Mr.. George MUIR
name, Mr.. Acosta Nichols, Mr.. Robert
r. Perkins, Mr. George B. Post. Mr.
Percy II. Pyne, Mr. Harry Pelham Rob
bins, Mr.. Dewitt j. Seligman, Mr..
James Sheldon, Mr.. William 3, Thomp-.
son, Miss Ruth ". Twomhiy, DR.. Philip
Van Ingen and DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Fron. a stae Correspondent,

IUAEDO, october Z.
"H HE dance to be given by the
bachelors Of Tuxedo Park next
Ia Wednesday night in the Old
Club promises to rival the au-
tumn ball, waich is considered the out
standing social event of the fall season
at Tuxedo. Over three hundred ac-
ceptances have been received TO the
invitations sent cut for the dance, and
it is thought that many more will be
| added TO the list before Wednesday
The dance is being given by the bach
! efors in recognition of the entertain
ing they have received in the various
homes during the year.
Nearly all the members of the fall
colony have returned to the park and
an extremely active social season is
anticipated Mr.. and Mrs. David Wag-
staff, who recently returned from a
summer trip abroad and who have been
staying with Mrs. Wagstaff's mother,
Mrs. Henry M. Tilford, while their
house was being put in readiness, have
opened their house for the season.
Others who opened their Tuxedo homes
last week after having spent the sum-
mer in Europe were Colonel and Mrs.
Frank B. Keech and Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert I. King.
Those who are at the Winter Club
for the week end include Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lowell Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gilman Low, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Livingston Burrill, Mrs. Alfred
kessler, Mr.. Lindsey Russell. Mr.. An
dre Lord. Mr.. Frank B. Roche, Mr.
Alfred E. Dabney, Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg
D. Camden, Mr.. H. Gallatin Pell and
Major Pierre Lorillard. who attended
many of the polo games at the Mea-
dow Brook Club during the last week.
Among those who will entertain at
the bachelors dance are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander, who will have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Whit
ridge. Mrs. Ernest R. Adee will enter
tain Miss Jeanne Reynal and Mr.. John
Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Carhart will
have as guests Miss Florence Loew,
Miss Evelyn Loew, Miss Helen BEN
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

and Mr.. Clinton NJ. Hall. of Old West
bury, L. ].
At the Battery. Park are. staying Mr..
George C. Sutton, Mr.. Charles j. Leach,
Miss Margaret Hayes, Mr.. Robert A.
Boyd Mr.. Guy Fisher, Mr.. S. p. Blake
man, Mr.. John r. Blair, Mr.. W. s.
whiting, Mr. George w. Chandler, Mr..
Arthur +. Doherty, Mr. Robert n.
Chisholm, Mrs. j. M. Wells, Miss
Marie Wells and Lloyd Gilbert, of New
York; Miss Elsie Stewart and Mr.. A.
t. Stewart, of Woodbury., N. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Boyden and Mr.. James
N. Boyden.~of Ridgewood, N. j.; Miss
Lea Maurl, of Mount Vernon.
The Langren is entertaining Miss G,
Shannon, Mr.. FRANK Grinnell, Mrs. Sara
Thompson, Mrs. Harry L. Anies, Mr..
James E. Souder, Mr.. George F, Daniels
and Mr.. w. S. Johnson, Of New York;
Mrs. Charles G. Handy, Miss Jessie
Walch and Mrs. ]. S. Conway, of Syra-
cuse; Mr.. r. r. Vroom, Of Maplewood,
AZ. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Younger, Of
New Haven, Mr.. A. n. BONNER, Of
Brcoklyn; Mr.. w. a. Pratt, Of Walling-
ford, Conn; and Mr. Herbert White.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Bachelors of Tuxedo Pork
VIII Give Dance at Old Club
More Than 800 Acceptances Received for Affair
Wednesday Night; 1t Promises to Rival
Famous Autumn Ball

| nett. Mr.. Brewster Jennings, Mr..
| Bulkely Wells and Mr.. Robert Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Coulter will
entertain for Miss Laura Harding, Mr..
! Waldron 2. Belknap jr., Mr.. John R.
Meeker and Mr.. H. Graft Trevor jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davie will have
Mrs. Draper Taft as guest.
Mr.. Edison Bradley's guests will in
clude Suffragan Bishop and Mrs. Her
| Wainwyi ght, Mrs. A. w. B. Pratt, Count
! Orlawski and Commander A. B. Cook.
! Mr.. Andre Lord will entertain Mr. Lee
/ land Hayward, Captain L. 4. Steele
/. and Miss.Agnes Duryea. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Munroe will have Mr.. and Mrs.
! Clarence Peil, Mr.. Edgar w. Leonard
and Mr.. P. McCullock Milbe as guests.
Others who will entertain will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mr.. Pierre
lard jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hancy,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Coleman Drayton, Mr..
and Mrs. Morin S. Hare, Mr. Frederic
A. Juilliard, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L..
Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. a. Pendleton
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wagstaf,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tiffany Richardson,
who will have Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Breese as guests; Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G. Morti-
mer, the Countess Otto Salm, Mr.. and
Mrs. George st. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julien Shackno, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Z. Stevens and Miss Annette Tilford.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van
Sinderen, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Will
liams, Mr.. Roger Tuckerman, who viii
entertain Miss Betty Thompson; Mr..
Ludlow Lauman, Mr.. Norman s.
Walker jr and Miss Eleanor Hurd;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic O. Spedden, Mr.. Lindsay
Russell, who will entertain Mr.. w. G..
Bibb, Mrs. Ann ElNcott, Mrs. Walter
Williamson, Miss Dorothy Clemens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hilton and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman S. Walker ir.; Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander H. Tones, Mr.. and
Mrs, F. F. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. William Clear
water, Mrs. Price Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Cowdin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
F. de Rahm, Mr.. and Mrs. Fal dc st.
Phalle and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dins-
more.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Asheville Fall Season
Sets Record i'm Gayety
Golf Has Been One of Main
Attractions, With Two
Courses Open

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Oct. THE Land
of the Sky has had the gayest autumn
resort season in its history, with
numerous receptions, bridge parties
and dances at the Asheyille Country
Club, Biltmorc Forest Club and at the
various hotels. Golf has been at its
zenith on the two attractive courses,
while mountain climbing and horseback
riding along the unrivaled mountain
bride paths have furnished the more
active physical elements SO necessary
for complete enjoyment.
Late registrations ct the Manor in
clude Miss c. G. Langdon and Mr..
Henry Lord, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Al. Ogden, Of Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

Mrs. Frederic Nelson, Mrs. Juan NJ.
Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Il. Ham
mond, Mr.. l. Townsend Burden, Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mr.. William E.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman lie Roy Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison S. Morris, Miss
Edna H. Barger and Mr.. and Mrs. Maxi
milan Agassiz.
DR.. and Mrs. Seaman, who have been
guests of General and Mrs. ]. Fred
Pierson, have gone to New York. Ad-
niiral Seaton Schroeder, who is crit
ically i'll, was taken to his Washington
residence this week.
Among the arrivals were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon, who are with
the Rices at Miramar, as was Mr.. W.
r. Lewis Miss Hope CASTOR and Mr..
Edward Bangs, of Boston, were guests
of Mr.. R. livingston Beeckman. Mr..
William H. Vanderbilt arrived for a
visit with Mrs Vanderbilt at The
Breakers, and arranged to open Oak
land Farm, which was left to him by
his father, Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt
next month MIR. and Mrs. Sidney
,Thayer were also visitors.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Miss Dorothy F. Haywood
To Be Bride October Ia
Arrangements Completed for
Marriage 10 Mr.. Ferdinand
Never. of Baltimore

Miss Dorothy Frances Haywood,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert r.
Haywood, of 324 West fosd Street, of
this city, viii be married to Mr..
Ferdinand Meyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Meyer, Roland Park, Baltimore,
ON Saturday, October H. The cere-
rnony will take place at the home of
the brides parents, at $3.50 o'clock,
with the Rev. DR. A. E. Keigwin, of the
West End Presbyterian Church. of
iieiating.
Mrs. Robert R. Haywood jr., of this
city, will be the matron Of honor, and
Miss Adelaide Irwin, of East Orange,
will be the fewer girl
Mr. Meyer will have as his best man
Mr.. Lewis w. Lake, OF Baltimore. The
ushers will be Mr.. Robert. Z. Haywood
jr., Of this city, and Mr.. George w.
Wagner, of Balfimerc
Miss Haywood attended Mrs. Dow's
School, Briarcliff, and MY. Meyer was
graduated from Johns Hopkins, class
of y19.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Debutante Group
TO Sell Programs
At Victory Dance
List of Patronesses for Bril-
liant Ball Is Well Under
Way; Floor Committee
Assistants Are Named

The victory ball Of the American
Legion will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria on Friday, November 10, Armis.
tlce Eve. Mrs. J.. Thhs Munds is
chairman of the debutahte committee.
She VIII form a group of twenty Ave
society girls who Will sell programs.
The patroness list Of the ball is well
under way. The hist already includes
mrs; Knnicnkz Draper, Mrs. Harry
darkness FL q Mrs. James w.
Gerard, Mrs. 1iliam Pierson Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Edward Mcvickar, Mrs. Ar
thur Julian Moulton and Mrs. M. Orme
Wilson,
Mr.. Frank Jefferson, chairman Of the
foor committee, has announced his
assistants, who will include Mr.. L. H.
Taul Gnapin, Mr.: Stephen Pell, Mr..
Jack Wing, Mr.. j. Morgan Wing, Mr..
Bache Brown, MIR. Malcolm Hunter, Mr..
Karl Behr, Mr.. w. Halstead. Mr.. s.
Oakley Vanderpool, Mr.. G. Douglas
Green, Mr. l.. Garnett Day, Mr.. C.
Pelham Darlington, Mr.. Frederick Suy-
dam, Mr.. John Tyssowski, Mr.. Theo-
dore Crane, Mr.. Donald Mckinley, Mr..
Theron H. Strong jr., Mr.. Elmendorf
Carr. Mr.. Jack Devereux, Mr.. j. Usher
Smith, Mr.. j. Fahys Cook. Mr.. John J.
Schiefflin, Mr.. j. Campbell Schmidt and
Mr.. Latham R. Reed
The general committee includes Mr..
Charles G. Auchincloss, Mr.. Julian S.
Bache, Mr.. Elliot C. Bacon, Mr.. Robert
L. Bacon, Mr.. Herbert p. Barry, Mr.. E.
Farrar Bateson, Mr.. Philip Bernhard,
Mr.. A. j. Drexel Biddle jr., Mr.. John
5. Billings jr., Mr.. John v. Bouvier
jr., DR.. Samuel Bradbury, Mr. Kenneth
Budd jr., Mr.. John j. Brinckerhoff, Mr..
Stanley BulkIey, Mr.. Henry w. Buxton,
Mr.. William NJ Chadbourne, Mr.. L. H.
Paul Chaplin, Mr.. Fred r. Coudert jr.,
Mr.. Henry H. Curran, Mr.. Dudley
Davis, Mr.. Lee Garnet Day, Mr.. Charles
/. DeBevoise, DR.. Edward B. Deuch..
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Prince of Wales
Leads Return of
Society to London
Many Prepare for 'sLittle
Season. While Country
Houses Are FillingRapidly
for Fall Shooting Parties
Special Gable to The Tribune

Copyright, 1922. New York Tribune Inc
! LONDON, Oct. with the Prince
| OF Wales heading the advance guard.
society people are beginning to seep
pack Londonward from Scotland and
the Continent to view the approach of
the little season." while at the same
time the country houses are filing up
tor shooting parties.
The prince this week paid a brief
visit to his country house, Easton
Grey, near Malmesbury, Wiltshire,
from where he will hunt with the Duke
OF Bedford's pack. He spent a few
days as the guest of the Duke of Beau
tort, at Badminton, just before going
to Scotland, so this is not his first visit
TO- his new hunting country since his
return from the Far East, but it was
the first time he has gone there as a
householder.
There is every promise that hunting
this season will be up to the old pre-
war standard, and the prince, who is a
noted horseman, is expected to go
training by plenty OF clubbing runs be-
fore the regular hunting season
%p;,n; 9pens; It is being freely discussed in
master with the Marquis, of Worcester
OF the Duke of Beaufort's pack, but so
far the prince has reached no definite
decision on this question.
The prince, who last Saturday was
present at rally fete given by the
British Legion, the counterpart here
of the American Legion, had a novel
appointment to-day. This afternoon
he attended a great Boy Scout rally at
Alexandra Palace. In the evening,
from his town home, York House, St
James Palace, he talked by radio to
scouts throughout the kingdom unable
to come to London.
The Duke of York and Prince Henry
are shooting this week over the six
Continued on Page Three
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Shepherd Dog Club Show
To BE Held October I7-l8

Society in many parts Of the coun-
try. and especially in New York City,
'is greatly interested IN the eighth an,
Dog Club of America, to be held in
the l04th Field Artillery Armory,
Broadway and Sixty-eighth Street, on
October il and 18. This breed has be-
come one Of the most popular ii the
United States since the war and in
many shows mas tad all classes.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

before 29
sephine Professor and Mrs
Fairfield Osborn hare been spending their
honsyn in Canada sss
Mrs Reynolds September 30 She Miss Jean
Fletcher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher.
80 Miss Eleanor
a daughter OF Mrs. LindsIe, Tappn.
debuanfes Her mohey Mrs ~
de dance the
Rit=Cariton o November g.
Leslie Montague Rich
nond announced She daughter OF Mr.. and
John formerly of Pelham ~ r.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Arrangements for Hunters
Costume Ball Are COMPLETED

Arrangements have been completed
for the hunters moon costume ball, to
be held on Saturday evening, October
Ia, at the Westchester- Biltmore Coun-
try Club, the guests being attired in
costumes of fox hunters, Indians, trap
pers, Daniel Boones and styles that the
zoo sets.
At the Westchester- Biltmore are
Mrs. II. S. Redmond. DR.. Charles Wads-
worth Schwartz, MIR. Charles Sicard,
Mr.. Wesley W r. Terhune, DR.. Miles
J.. Tierney, Mr.. George S. Waiien. Mr..
Palmer r. Woods, Mrs. John n. Wright,
Mr.. John Il. Young, Mr.. Martin J. Alger.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

4. ssddis,ns' sfs most s.t attractive of yester-
U sarrosssshsw was that Of Miss Lulie
aArosss saa, T. daughter Of Mr.. and and
hanmet Burroughs i of ss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

TIME dance to be given by the
bachelors of Tuxedo Park next
"A Wednesday night in the Old