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New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
375 Holiday TOuriststO
Sail on Bermuda Liner

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany's liner ArAguaya arrived here
yesterday from Hamburg, Cherbourg
and Southampton, and with her de-
pArture tomorrow will enter the COM
pany's New York-Bermuda service for
the next six weeks. She will sail to-
morrow with $40 tourists, the limit Of
her capacity, who will pass the holl-
DAYS on the Atlantic playground.
Included among the 1873 cabin pas
sengers Of the Araguaya when she
came into port yesterday after being
delayed by storms was Karl Peisker,
one Of tho officers Of the German bat
tie cruiser Koenig, which fought IN
the Battle Of Jutland with the Engl lish.
During the fight he was wounded. After
the war he became connected with a
banking house in Berlin. Mr.. Peisker
will visit his sister, Mrs. II. Baughman,
az 2i46 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn.
One Of six European students which
are being brought to this country BY
the National Student Forum 10 lecture
In American colleges on student life In
Europe during the winter and spring
also arrived. Ne was Antonin Paleeek,
OF the University Of Prague.
W. II. Pack, former purser OF the
Ortego. was another passenger coming
here 20 join the eompany's liner
Esseuuibo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Princess Anastasia
And Christopher to
Reach Here To-day
Former Mrs. Leeds and Hus-
band on the Olympic; the
New Italian Ambassador
Arrives on Another Liner

Prince Christopher Of Greece end
his wife, Princess Anastasia, the for
mer Mrs. William B. Leeds, OF Cleye-
land, will arrive here to-day on the
white Star liner Olympic. While In
this city they will be at the Hotel Am
bAssador, where they have engaged
sixteen.room suite.
The Olympic passed Nantucket yes
terday morning In a heavy snowstorm'
and although. under ordinary condi-
tlons, she would have reached this port
In the afternoon, she will not get 70
Quarantine until early this morning
and will probably dock az her West
Nineteenth Street pier about 10 o'clock.
Coming from Southampton and Cher
bough. she is the last largtr liner 20
reach these shores before Christmas
rith Americans and Europeans deslr-
ing 10 pass the holidays In this coun.
try. She has i,i27 passengers. blS OF
whom are In the FIRST cabin, and lo'Osl
bags Of Christmas mail.
The Colombo, Of the N. g. |. Line,
will also reach port to-day from Medi-
terranean ports with Prince Don &C.
lasio Gaetani, The new Italian Ambas-
sador 20 the United States Arrange
ments are being made for a reception
committee composed Of prominent
Italians and officials Of his government
20 meet the envoy when the liner docks
this afternoon at the foot OF west
Fifty-Fifth Street.
The olympie's list Of passengers In
eludes Miss Margaret Lindsay VIII
liAms, portrait painter, OF Cardlh'
Wales, who has been commissioned by
the English.speaking Union 20 paint a
portrait Of President Harding; Comte
George de Castellane, Countess dc
sigray, Count Charles di Robilant'
viseount and Lady II. Isebrant-Dilen-
donek, Ethel LeNnska, violinist;
James A. arrell, president Of the
United States Steel Corporatloni A. J..
Joyner, raeehorse owner: p. v g.
Mitchell. manager Of the Red Star
Line at Antwerp; Colonel Henry H..
Rogers, Ivor Novello, actor and COM
poser. who Is coming 20 visit his
mother, Mrs. Clara Noyello Davies r.
n. Doubleday, publisher; General Abel
Davis, Dr.. J. T. Halsey and Gustav
Weldel, commercial counselor OF the
Swedise delegaSon.
Among the New Workers abroad the
Olympic are Miss Phyllis Byrne, Mrs
J. Howard Dows, Miss Catherine Dews,
Miss Pauline EmVett, Mrs. Rodney
Williams, r. NJ. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Douglas Robinson, the Misaes
Barbara and Joan Whitney and Miss
Lydia Dadman.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Entertains Sixty Workers
For Nursery Benefit
Miss Margaret Hcnnessy, Secre-
iary of Manhattan Association,
Serves Tea 10 Committee


Miss Margaret Hennessy secretary
Of the Junior Auxiliary OF the Man
hattanville Nursery Association. enter
tained at tea at her home. 9O3 Park
Avenue. yesterday afternoon for the
sixty members Of the committee ar
ranging the auxiliary's benefit at the
Jolson Theater on January 6.
Among those selling tickets for the
performance who attended Miss Hen
nessy's tea yesterday were Miss Edyth
MeCoon chairman Of the committee;
Miss Isabel McMillin, treasurer: Miss
Molly Cogswoll Miss Marguerite
Doubleday. Miss Mary Field. Miss Betty
Jackson, Mrs. NJ. Dorlnnd DOYLE, Miss
Constance Banks, Miss Margaret Power.
Miss Marjorie Hughes, Miss Marie
Thayer, Miss Dorothy Schif, Miss
Louise Trippe, Miss Elizabeth Cawthra,
Miss Gcneyieye Cawthra. Miss Kath-
crime Boston, Miss Dorothy Achelis,
Miss Edith Holden, Miss Helen John
son, Miss Marie La Marchc, Miss Ruth
Engliss, Miss Grace Hcndrick, Miss
Helen la Fetra, Miss Dorothy Battle.
Miss Jylia Stanley, Mrs. Hudson Budd.
Mrs. William Fleitman, Miss Natalie
Hanna. Miss Virginia de Haven. Miss
Olivia Thompson. Miss Dorothy Brown.
Miss Josephine De Sclding. Miss Lisa
Todd and Miss Frances McCoon.
Among those who have subserib,d
are Mrs. Saowden Fahncstock. Mrs.
Walter Jennings, Mrs. Charles ID.
Hilles, Mrs. Artemus Gates, Mrs. II. r.
Dawson, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss.
Mrs. A. W. Burchard, Mrs. George
Leary. Mrs. j. d. Peterson. Mrs.
Bernard M. Baruch, Mrs. Archibald
Thaeher, Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs. Al
fred Seton Mrs. Morris Hawkes.. Mrs.
Arthur Dodge, Mrs. John d. Rookie
feller jr.. Mrs. Harry Harkncss Flagler.
Mrs. Henry McCoon, Mrs. Robert
Goelet Mrs. Reginald de Koven. Mrs.
Frnrklin o. Brown, Mrs. W. W. Nc
Alpin and Mrs. Gerrish Millikon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Many Society Patrons
Attend ''TOsca" Matinee
Special Benefit Performance
Given for the Florence
Crittenton League

A large number Of society patrons
attended the special matinee perform
anee Of "Toses" at the Metropolitan
Opera House yesterday afternoon for
the beneht Of the Florence Crittenton
League. The committee in charge in
eluded Mrs. Hermann NJ. Biggs, chair
man; Mrs. Joseph G. Deane. Mr.. Jules
8. Bache, Mrs. II. Gloster Armstrong,
Mrn. j. Nelson BorlAnd, Mr.. +. v.
rockingham, Mr.. Henry Herbert, Mrs.
J. Peter Hoguet, Mrs. James Lees Laid
law. Mrs. Mortimer M. Menken, Mrs.
John Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. Louis de b.
Moore and Miss Frances g. dc Peyster.
Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt entertained
Mrs. Richard Stevens and Miss Louise
II. Barber at luncheon az the 81. Regis
before attending the performance.
The patronestes for the benefit in
cluded Mrs. Jose Aymar, Mrs. Linzee
Bladgen, Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, Mrs.
Sidney c. Borg, Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady,
Mrs. Joseph Choate IT,. Mrs. j. Ser
Reant Cram, Mrs. william p. Douglas,
Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. r. Horace
Gallatin, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman, Mrs.
Thoma. Howard, Mrs. Walter b. James,
Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. Otto Kahn,
Mrs. Alfred Kessler Mrs. William
Church Osborn, Mrs. George Post, Mrs.
John T. Pratt, Mrs. George Rives, Mrs.
Henry Pelham Robbins, Mrs. Charles
Sargent. Mrs. Robert Sedgwiek, Mrs.
W. Watts Sherman, Mrs. willard D..
Straight, Mrs. Arthur Twombly, Mrs.
Archibald De @. Thacher, Mrs. William
X Vanderbilt 3D. Mrs. Henry White,
Ms. NJ. Orme Wilson and Mrs. Will
Lam Woodward.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum of Natural History
Ms,fopoiitan Museum OF Arti admission
free.
Aquarium admission free
Trookiyn Museum; admission free.
New York Historical societyi admission
Van cortiandt Park Museum; admission
Geological Park: admission free.
Hall OF Fame At New Iork Universlty'
I-nfversity Heights: admission fres.
Museum OF the American Indian. Heye
Foundation. Broadway and tssth strest'
admission free.
Exhibition OF Deming collection Of plo-
tures and oronses OF American indian
subiects exhibition Of oontsmporary
nnsiish and French paintings end an,
nual exhibition OF Brooklyn boeletg "
Etehers at BROOKLYN MUSEUM. n N
Parkway and Washington Avenue All
Luncheon Of the Kiwanis Club, Hotel NC
Afpln. 1870 o'clock.
Of the New ,sD fSrk b'eo''''''
Iuncheon OF the Manhattan Matinee Siup'
waldorf. Astoria. ! o'clock ,.,....
Luncheon Of the Long lslhno NJ. -
cafe Boulevard. Forty-hrSt street ana
broadway. / O'Clock.
Story hour for crippled children conducted
nv Anna {. Chandler. Metropolitah
Museum Of Art 30 o'clock "A Christ
xsstlna Of the Ralny Day Club. Hotel
Astor. o'clock. - r...A
Meeting Of the Charter Chapter Daush
tsrs OF the Union. Waldorf-Astoria'
o'clock
NIGHT
pinner of the Society OF Arts and Sciences.
Hotel Astor, o'clock. "A Night of
Idvonture and Exploration" with ao-
dresses by Captain Donald hachilan'
Carl Akelty. 81 al ..
r,lnner OF fhs City Club Of New York. Us
west Forty-fourth street. o'oloek. Dis
eussion. OF "Bconornic Conditions IN
Annusi grocery trade dinner OF the New
YoTk Association of Manufacturer Rep
essentatives. Hotel Pennsylvanis, $50
o'ciock, r,..t,
deeting OF the American Society Of Civil
rn4ineera. 20 West Thirty-ninth Street.
9 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
DON IL RACnN

Don II. Bacon. formerly president Of
the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company.
died At his home in ST. Augustine, Fla,
on Sunday. lie had been IN for a year.
Mr.. Bacon passed his earlier years IN
the iron ore regions Of Michigan and
Minnesota. lie had been president Of
the Minnesota Iron Company before the
United States Steel Corporation was
organized, and shortly after that he left
the Corporation 20 assume the direction
OF the affairs Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company, retiring from active
business when that company was taken
over By The Steel Corporation 10 1901
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Hunters TO Open Deer
Season in Jersey To-day
g,,,lai Dl,pofoh 10 m, rrlbg.,


HAMMoNToN, N. j., Dec. 10.
Deer hunters are arriving In
this section In almost unprece-
dented numbers for the opening
Of the season tomorrow, conf
dent that a legal technIeality will
enable them TO break all previous
records.
The season this winter includes
the last two Wednesdays in De
cember and the first two Wednes-
days In January. Sportsmen cite
the law allowing hunters 10 kill
one buck a year as proof that
those who are lucky on one Of the
first two days Of the season will
be legally entitled to start of
again with a clean slate as soon
as the new year begins.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Mrs. Hyde Gives
Luncheon in Honor
OF Her Daughter
Miss Kate b. Darlington
Enteriains at Sherry's for
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt
and Miss Adele Kelley


Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde. Of 81 Park
Avenue, gave a luncheon at Pierrc's
yesterday FOR her daughter. Miss Sybil
Z. Hyde. The guests included the
Misses Caro- Shaw. Maude Smith. clA-
rissa Hurd, Barbara Kellogg. Mary
Forbes. Ruth Page, Polly Mccall, Helen
Rice, Etheldreda Seabury. Elizabeth
Armstrong. Estelle Manville, Mary
Noyes, Betty Hammill. Elinor Stewart.
Rosalio Pilot. Helen Jenkins and Betty
Price.
Miss Kate B. Darlington, daughter Of
Bishop Darlington. gave luncheon
yesterday at Sherry's for Miss Cath
leen Vanderbilt and Miss Adele Kelley.
Among the guests were the Misses
Edith c. Chisholm, Mary Moore, KAth-
ryn knight, Christine VI. Sloane. Isa-
belle Kemp, Sylvia Hillhouse, Augusta
W. Trimble. Ruth Baldwin. Leila Bald
win, Olive Gawtry, Carolyn c. Prem
tice, Claire NJ. Greene, Grace Cuyler,
Dorothy I. Stewart, Leona Hurd. Julia
Brokaw. Elise Sehreiber, Florence
Kimbley, Betty Condor, Katherine
Morris, Harriet Greene, Clarissa de
Rham, Adele Reynal, Peggy de Forest,
Cornelia Robb. Marian Hoffman, Garcia
Kip and Sibyll Bliss.
Mrs. Carroll l.. Wainwright gave n
luncheon at Pierre's yesterday for Mis-.
Virginia de Haven, whose engagement
70 Mr. Donald Gibson Mlxsell was rer
Gently announced. Mrs. Wainwright is
% be Miss de HAven's mhtron OF honor
at her wedding, which will take place
January in So. Bartholomew's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Widener
gave a luncheon at Pierre's yesterday
FOR Mrs. Raymond F. Baker.
Mrs p. G. Mnupin gave a luncheon
az gherry's Yesterday FOR Miss Louise
Monroe. The guests included Mrs.
George 7. Maxwell Mrs. James LenoE
Banks jr.. Mrs. Roxana Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. Reginald T. Townsend, Mrs. Lewis
Governor Morris, Mrs. Walter p. An
derson. Mrs. Hollins Bourne and Mrs.
Morton l. sehwab.
The Countess Constantine enter
talned al luncntVn ythtfieeg ~
Marguery for Mrs. Lewis Nixon and
Mrs. Frank L. Doubleday.
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt gave a luneheon
there yesterday for Miss Diana DEL
Monte.
Miss Lucille Baldwin gave a dinner al
I the Ritz Carlton last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sufern Taller wiil
/ Give the second OF their dinner parties
al the Plaza tonight. Mr. and Mrs
Taller will leave for Baltimore for the
holidays and give their third dinner
| Al the Plaza on January 4.
Mrs. W. Hayward Drayton Sd was
luncheon hostess yesterday At Del
monicos.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Albert Van Brunt Dies

The Charlie Ross kidnapping. Of sixty
wears ago was recalled yesterday wheh
Albert Van Brunt died at his nome
300 Glenwood Road, Brooklyn, IN MS
73d year. IT., .-,bor
az Zine when Van Brunt was lNing
~ ti' the shore road IN 1871 and shot Two Two
Inrglsre who were attempting 70 ente r
his home. Both men were m9rtalIy
wounded , and. residents declared, con- con-
y,ose5 that n was they who KIDNAPPED
tbe boy. who was never found. I,ag Hng
nsres nan ~ .hese men rs II was reea'lea
were ,, Mogher ard Douglas. 1T.
Mr. Van Brunt was a brother OF c,.', yas
,.to Judge Van Brunt, OF the Ci'y
Curt He is survived by a son.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Tiger, Due HomeTO-day,
Bans Official Greeting
Clemenceau Radios Mayor Of
Hsyre Requesting Only an
Informal Reception ..

HAvRE, France, Dec. 10 (By The A..
sociatod Press) Georges clemeneeau,
returning from his tour Of the United
States, will be back on French soil TO-
morrow morning The liner Paris IL
expected 70 dock az a. m tomorrow.
The "Tiger' on bis arrival will pro-
ceed 20 Paris b. automobile. accompa-
MED by Andre Tardieu and tho former
Premier's brother. Albert Clemenceau.
The returning statesman declined the
special railway accommodations that
had been provided, and he further In
formed Mayor Mayer Of Hayre By wire
less that he did not desire an ohhciai
greeting Ills message saldi
Il shall be glad % shake hands With
you, but prefer that there be no ofheial
reception. Thanks"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
E. p. SaItonstall Dies

ppOOKIINE. Mass. Dec. ls.-Ehul,
-, p saItonstar. District Attorney oi
Middlesex County, died snq9enlg Ll1,, g,,,or ~
his home IN the tSa Gh's,9D'b s.5 been n'l' Il for
five weeks, but physicians saie %, geAsS -
was due to an unexpected AI'AeN "
phlebitis. ,o,r4ed Ms.
Mr.. Saltonstall was .appoihIeCo -. -
t-ict Attorney OF Middlesex County
bv Governor Cox fifteen monthins ~
~ I'M the unexpiTad term OF NAthIiu
Tufts. removed from once iot maj
feasanee. His term would nave eN
pirrd in January. u..~d IN
lie was graduated st Harvard ,oa5 W
1894 and al the Law School IN lSs''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Robinson Tea Dance
Given in Crystal Room
Mrs. II. Brooke Receives and
Mrs. G.. LIVINGSTON Heads
Oebutapte Committee

The third Of the series Of Robinson
Tea Dansants was held yesterday after
noon in the crystal room at the Plaza
w HAYES Brooke received. Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston was chairman OF
he debutante committee, which in
sluded fhe Misses Marie Brooke, Cor
nella Livingston, Ellin Mackay, Adele
Peynal. Cynthia Robinson, Cornelia
Robb and Cathleen Vanderbilt.
Mrs Charles +. Pettinos will give a
dinner az Sherry's before the Robin
ton-Alumnae dance at the Plaza Decem-
her 2g for her daughter Miss Eleanor
psttinos. The dinner will be for girls
who have not been introduced to so
siety.
Members Of the Spence Alumna So
elety had their first rehearsal at the
Plaza Yesterday for the play they will
give there January 70. Miss Virginia
Sterry is chairman Of the committee
in charge OF the entertainment. The
debutantes who will take part include
the Misses Kathryn knight, Betty Con-
don, Claire Schenck, Dorothy Stewart,
Christine NJ. Sloane, Vnlerie Nernam,
Josephine Rcede, Rosemary HOLSTER
and Margaret Manson.
Count Henri de Castellane will ar
rive on the Olympic to-day 10 spend
The holidays with his mother, the
Duchess de Talleyrand, at the Plaza.
Mrs Garrard Comfy and Miss Rather
ne Comfy have arrived in the city from
nNnnF nd nN InTTn1nC.
Es. James Taylor Terry, who will
nh for Egypt January 9, has arranged
nsive the third Of her series Of dances
gAa Lorraine January 8.
Aln Grace D. Wrenn arrived in the
90 ysstrday from Westover TO spend
1thold8ys with her father, Mr.. Robert
v bfern, at the Ambassador.
W. and Mrs. Samuel wllets have
,fived from Old Westbury, L. l., and
n At the Ambassador.
Nu Warren A. Ransom, Mrs. Henry
Hutehins, Mrs Alexander La Vigne,
JUS Glare Hampton Thomas. MISS
,a.ary Josephine Thomas, Mrs. Charles
y. Nevconab, Mrs. Z. r. Thomas and
"a A. Cleaner were among those
sho attended the eighth Musique IN
vac yesterday al Sherry's.
benefit musical and dance viii be
eld By the Ladies' Auxiliary Of Co
,Ssneus Hospital tomorrow night at the
Vennodore.
Mrs: Price Collier, Of Tuxedo Park,
ina Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kent, OF
sefleho, L. /, are among the recent
.frivsls at the st. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

old, Of Syracuse, widow Of J. Monroe
Pope. formerly & wealthy manufacturer
OF Syracuse, died last night AZ her
home at Fort Gales, on tho St. Johns
River, near here. She was the mother
Of Mrs. Joseph p. Day, Of New York
City. The body will be taken to-mor-
row 20 the home OF her daughter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
LOTT FLANNERY

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.--Lott Flan-
merry, a sculptor, best known for his
statue Of Lincoln, which recently was
replaced before the courthouse here,
died to-day He was eighty-siN years
old. Tho Lincoln statue Is said 10 be
tho only one made by sculptor who
knew him personally.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
HERBERT II. HEWITT

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dee. is.-Iierbert
II. Hewitt, founder and president OF the
Hewitt Rubber Company Of Buffalo,
died here to-day He was born IN De-
troit sixty-seven years ago and as a
vouth entered tho employ OF the Pull
man Works in Chicago and soon be-
came manager. he came TO Buffalo
twenty years ago. where he engaged N
Inc brass and rubber manufacturing
rt.s nGBs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Nps EMILY BACCUs HODGE

Mrs Emily Baeeus Hodge eighty.
one years old, mother Of Supe rYlsot
Thomas II. Hodge, died YESTERDAY ..
her home IN Mount Vernon. Sne was
one OF the oldest residents hhslns
settled there more than half century
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
DIR. DANIEL II. Arthur

BRIDGEwATER, Mass, Dec. 10
DR.. Daniel II. Arthur, physician for the
criminal insane az the Bridgewater =
State Farm, died early to-day. lie had
testified in his professional capacity IN
several states in important court cases
DR.. Arthur was born in Springfield
Ohio, In 1861. He was assistant super
intendent OF Middletown, n, " state
Hospital for Insane FOR fourteen years
and Of TonawAndA, N. Y, State Hosp,
tai for Insane sixteen years and had
served as a physician for the Nunici-
pal Board Of Health. New York City.
MRS. J. MONROE TAYLOR POPE
PALATKA, Fla, Dee. i9.--Mrs. j.
Monroe TAYLOR Pope. eighty-iiye years
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Baldwin Sd
To Marry Niece
OF jules Verne
s.,ro,haI to Mile. Marthc
cuiIlon.verne, of Nantes,
France, Made Known at
Dinner in That City
Wedding Set for Spring
r.saqemcnis Of Miss K. H.
Maxwell and Miss M. r..
White Also Announced

easement Of Mr.. Joseph
lns go, a8 son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e'iN c,.rk Baldwin jrs Of Shallow
s''sp" wonnt Kisco, y. Y, to Mile.
s'''s' es,,lon.verne, daughter Of NJ.
A'.',s - Norbert Guillon-Verne, Of
. ana -. V-,nes. was ANNOUNCED Sat
NanN'' ,,.,,,t a dinner in Nantes, ac-
s'.s uIoss TO 70 . cable received last night.
,Sr ,'n. euillon-yerns is niece oil jules
Verne. -,sndson Of tho late
Mr. balaNin PsiSwin and the late
9osepn Tavior, Is q well known
AlcxsnoH - vaehtsman. He Is
horsemAn n Harvard, Racquet and
rl.js aengj Amy and Navy faiInelo ,i,o., Mno
,y.ls..ei.ster Hunt ana foreS,,lan yl
nts.'b s. ~ Veterans Of Foreign MARS
eIs't a. American Legion. Mr. BALDWIN
~. sseond lieutenant OF infantry IN
-, ,eserve corps Of the 3O5th Infantry
wsebine Gun Company, 1Ith DIVISION.
JIs served overseas in the war with the
Wsehine Gun Company 39th infantry
r,b Dlvlsion. He is a brother TO MIS-
~ Landon, Mrs. William Payne
Ttorpson Preston, the Misses Phyllis
~ Priscilla Baldwin and Mr. Alexan-
AZ, TSvior Baldwin. Mr.. Baldwin is q
-,.dsste OF ST. Paul's School, Con-
s.rd n. H., and Of Harvard IN the
.i,ss Of 20 He was former stan
-srber Of The Tribune.
M. Baldwin went abroad about Two
...,bs AGO. The wedding will take
,lses next spring.
Mrs. Laseelles Chester Maxwell, OF
pvs n. Y, at a luncheon yesterday
:, ,he Westchester-Biltm Country
crS announced the engagement OF
-, daughter, Miss Katherine Hogg
ws1vell. 10 Mr.. Robert Cluett Sd. Miss
maxwell. through her father, Is de-
,,,pdant Of Thcobald Wolfe Tone, one
n Napoleon's generals. ON her
ro,her's side her grandfather. the
i,ss Charles Bremner Hogg, was one
~ the founders Of the Standard on
conpsny. Miss Maxwell was gradu-
s,sd from the Finch School last year
and has passed most Of her time since
~, Cluett is the only son Of Mr.. and
Ma Robert Iluett j., OF hJe' ~
'srved In the navy during the war and
"a Williams graduate Of the class OF
ql He Is a member Of the Williams
,rS 81 Anthony clubs Of New YORK
80 4 now At Exeter College, Oxford,
Erglsnd, where he will receive his de-
gree in June.
-
" and Mrs. Joseph Billette White,
. plainfsld. n. j.. yesterday an
rouneed the engagement OF their
5sugbisr Miss Maudo Robinson White,
10 M. Frederick Hall Burke, son OF
N, Charles Clinton Burke, at
gsrleor given IN honor OF Miss Janet
Grison, whose marriage to Mr.. James
Alderman is 70 tnke place in January.
Kia White Is graduate OF Miss
Boards School. Orange, n j., No
date has been set for the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Mr. Benjamin Thayer OF as East Seyentnnh Street
and Cedaurs L. L. engagement their daughter Miss
Marie Thayer Junus A. Richards Of Mrs Charles f.
Aldrich and the late R. Francis Richards Of Boston.
debut several has been active
sister of Mrs Douglas Gibbons
and Mrs Maynard Richards Harvard graduate To- and
during World officer the Aviation Corps
No mas for the wedding
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be telephoncd 10 The Tribune
any lime up 10 midnight for IN
sertion in The next davis paper.
Telephone Beekmdn 5000
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Srs: Price Collier, Of Tuxedo Park,
,na Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Kent, OF
s1leho, l. l., are among the recent
arrivals at the st. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

benefit musical and dance win be
aec By the ladies' Auxiliary OF Co.
,nsmeus Hospital tomorrow night at the
Venmodore.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Mrs. Charles +. Pettinos will give a
dinner at Sherry's before the Robin
son-Alumnae dance At the Plaza Decem-
her 2s for her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Pettinos. The dinner will be for girls
Who have not been introduced to so
eiety.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

BURNS Suddenly. on December ~. k2th
crime. daughter OF Daniel ana the lac
Katherine Burma and sister OF sister Ann
Dolores, order u 81 Joseph Daniel
friends are invited 10 attend funeral AZ
her lato residef &c. l5i Jerome -, on
"wednesday. December 20, az $50 a. ~
Requiem masg az s. halachya Church
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

W. and Mrs. Samuel willets have
Hfived from Old Westbury, L. l., and
Hs a. the Ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Ain Grace D. Wrenn arrived in the
60 Yesterday from Westover TO spend
sshelHsys with her father, Mr.. Robert
v Brern, at the Ambassador.