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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
En- Ia CapilIa Ardiente
Los rURNos DE yELAcIoN

Han solicitado turnos para yelar el
caaarcr del i.ustre patricio espafiOl
don Pedro Arsuaga, Il Senader don
Jose Benitez, para q y otros compafe-
ros de la Alta Cdinara, q Lcdo. don
Eduardo Aclina don Pedro Giusti.
don Servando Pic6, den Juan Saave-
dra, don Antonio Power, don Arturo
Dfaz Cintron. don Manuel Y don En-
rique Cerecedo, y dos tufnos ia Asanl-
blea Municipal de Rio Pielras.
Ell buquc que ha de conducir a Es-
pana los restos morales de don Pedro
Arsuaga, estara aqui, segdn esperan
sus cOnsiglatarios, Ell % del corriente.
Hassa Ia Ihora de organizar Ia fdne-
bre conlitiya que acompaiIe q bOrlo
cl caddyer del insigne tilantropO Sc
nnantendran las guardias de honor en
la capilIa ardientt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
LOS QUE Sc EsPERAN EN- Ell
aPORTO RICO

~ q at
El vapor Porto Rico. que sali6de
New York eI sabado a las doce delfdia
Etrae para San Juan los pasajeros ISL
guientes:
]. B. Grevatt, w. g. Dudley, r. B.
Lawler y sonora, George p, Cooh-
ran, F. H. Ball y senora, W. G. Bra
sdy Jr., sonora M A. Folwell, E. H.
Newball y sonora, E. R. Yazquez y
senora, j. I. Brown Y sonora, Grace
Abott, G. G. Carey v sonora, senior
Roy y sonora, w. Sexton, w. F. Repp,
"A. d. Kohn, F. Vidal, M. ]. Levi, Leo
Hirsch, H, Wirshing, 6. n. Laehlan,
Alfonso Ortiz, "A. ARIZONA, 8. Clausell,,
James Wyper, q. Lopez Il. w. Pome-
roy, P. Diaz Navarro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
'EL REY DON ALFONSO SE EN-
TREVISTARA EN MALAGA CON Ell
COMANDANTE GEN. DE MELILLA
Grecia cOnsidera Ell Ultimatum enviadOle por
Francia, con motive de la.captura de bar
cos mercantes franceses que muni-
ciOnan los turcOs.
(De Nuestro servieiO CabIegraaoo Espe0ial.l

ATENAS, mario 20. El Gdbierno
griego ha recbiido una en6rgica notas
de Francia, llaniandose la ateneion por
la captura de los dos barcos mercan-
tes de matricula francesa en- aguas
de Turqufa. Ell Gabinete Sc ha reu-
nido para cOnsiderar Ia expresada no
ia que tiene todos los caracteres de
-un lUltimatum, aun cuando no sera
possible dicen algutios diarios que
Grecia vaya a hacer rendicion de sus
derechos sin exponer las razones de
la captura de esos y otr0s barcos ex-
tranjeros que estan conspirando cpn-
ira ella, es decir, vendiendole armas
a los nacionalistas turcos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

MADRID, MARIO 20.S. M. ell Rey
ha salido para Malaga con objeto de
celebrar una entrevista con el Conan
dante General de la Zona de Melilla,
general Sanjurjo. Sc habfa pensado
que el general Sanjurjo fuese Ma
drid, en- vista de que Ia situaci6n de
las tropas espanolas en- Marruecos es
magnffca, pero Sc ha decidido dlti-
mamente por ell Monarca celebrar la
entrevista en- Malaga, y aun Sc ha di-.
cho, pero este no es Official, que Ell Rey
preferirfa entrevistarse con ell her6i-
Co general en- Melilla. Don Alfonso
mantiene sus proposito de yisitar la
zona de guerra y Sc esta tratando por
eI gobierno de dar satisfaction a es-
,tos vivos anhelos del Monarca.
TETUAN, mario 20. En- los terri
torios de Ceuta y Tetuan han pasado
las lltinas cuarenta v ocho horas sin
noyedad alguna. Ell cerco de Zauia
y Kiden esta mantenido por las fuer-
zas espaiolas sin que Sc haya decidi7
do el ataque final, no obstante que hay
fuerzas acumuladas de positiya efica-
cia. Ello obedece a que Sc ha reanu-
dado una negotiation para la entrega
de prisioneros, y no Sc quiere pertur-
bar con nuevos rnotivos de encono la
tranquilidad de las negociaciones. 81
fracasan estas, el ataque a las posi-
clones amenazadas por las fuerzas es-
panolas, sera enseguida un hecho con
ira Ell que no podran resistir los 81
tiados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
una VISTA
DE PESA AIME
EI Mensaje de Ia Junta
Central

Esta mafiana visitaron La Exma
Sra. Da. Rosario Daban. yiuda de Ar
suaga. los sefiores don Abelardo de la
Haba don Jose Perez Losada, en- re-
presentation de la Junta Central de
III Casa de Espafia, don Cecilio Mo
ran y el Sir. SAM, representando la
Junta Local.
FL Sr. Perez Losada lleyaba tambi6n
Ia representation del. Casino Espanol,
de cuya Junta Directiya es secretario
v una especialfsima del Sr. don Ra-
fael Fabian.
Ell Sir de la Haba expres6 a la Sra.
vinda del Pr6cer, los sentimientos de
adhesion de la Junta Central de la
Casa de Espafia, con Erase sobria y
conmovida, entreg0sa u Ia ilustre da-
ma, el inensaje de duelo de ID Junta
Directiya Central hacienda manifes-
taciones anaIOgas eli nombre de la
Junta Local.
Ell Sr. Perez LOsada manifesto La
angIistiadd sefora due I'll Sr. Fabian,
Presfdente dels Casino Espanol, se ha-
bfa asoeiaiD ii merecidO shonenaje
entire los urimerUs, tonando en- todos
los actos realizados una parte fndecli-
naBle que le habfa eenalsionado pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

ROMA, mario 20. -El Ministerio de
Ia Guerra ha ordenado que inmedia-
tanaente sean enviadas de Trieste q
Fiume algunas divisiones para que Sc
hagafl cargo de la ciudad y acaben
con los des6rdenes ALI existentes. La
orden expedida hace constar que Sc
cree IN gobierno militar ALI, hasta
que Sc celebren elecciones y Sc haga.
cargo de Ia ciudad un Gabinete de
responsabilidad. De, Trieste salen
precipitadamente los contingencies, con
la impedimenta necesaria para haeer-
Sc cargo della situaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20


BERLIN, MARIO 20. El GobiernO
de Ebert busca con gran cautela en-
tire sus diplomaticos y hOmbres de al
to relieve, Ia persona que haya de SER.
viz como Embajador en- Washington,
pues tiene el deseo de que esta see del
agrado del Gobierno americana. Cree
Sc que el candidate mas probable es
Otto Wiedfeldt, nno de los hombres
mas capacitados del pals, que forna
parte interesada en- las Fabricas
Krupp. El senior Wiedtfeldt tiene
una reputation altamente canada por
sus conocinientos tecinos en- los asun-
tos econ6micos 8 industriales, pues esi
de los principales hombres de nego-
clos de Alemania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
Dos Companies Azu-
careras alegall que la
ley de indemnizaciO-
mes d ObrerOs es anti
cOIlstituc

= 4
Dos pleitos han sido radicados en- la
tarde del sabado en- Ia corte Federal;
soiieitando de Ia Comisi6n de Indemni-
zaciones Obreros y ,el Tesorero de
Puerto Rico. que Sc abstengan de CO.
ibrar las primas bajo la ley de Com
pensaci6n de Academies, de febrero
25 de 1918. Ell demandante es en- uno
de los casos, la South Porto Rico
Sugar Co. pero las alegaciones en-
los dos casos son practicamente las
mismas.
La Corte ha expedid0 una orden pa
IA que los abogados comparezcan el
dia 25 en- Mayagiiez, Y expongan las
causas.
M Ell denandante en- el case de Ia
South Porto Rico sugar Co contra
Ia oonision de Indemnizaciones a
,Obreros, et. iE alega que eI Tesorero
de Puerto Rico esta constantemente
amenazahdoles con embargarIe y ven
der elpdblica slbasta alganas de sus
propiedades, debido d que Sc han ne
gadO 4 pagar al tesoro ID prima de
IS, ,7se.77 asignada d ellos, Ia cdaI ven
clio en- julio /, 1921. Los demandantes
Sc niegan satisfacer tai contribution,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
Cuarerta TliiiOs l'llsOs
han sidO adoptadOs
pOr IA triptllaci6ll de
lIl barcO de guerra
de los EstadOs IJnidOs.

WASHINGTON, MARIO 20. Los
oiciales Y tripulantes del barco de
guerra americana aChilds" en- aguas
de Turqufa, Sc han hecho cargo de
cuarenta nifos rusos que Sc hallan
refugiados en- Constantinopla huyendo
de las iras bolcheviques. Los mari-
neros han pedido permiso las autO-
ridades en- Washington para que les
dejen entrar en- los EstadOs Unidos
su preciosa carga, a cuyos nihos Sc
disponen adoptar, para haeerlos hom-
bres de provecho en- el porvenir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
TRES NUEVOS OFICIALES PARA
la ESTACIOA. IIAIalAAERRICA

81 traspcrte de IA marina de que
rfa americans Kittery" lleg6 el vier-
mes = este puerto, atracando Al muelle
No. s. y tfajo a su bordo tres nueyos
oficiaIes para Il Estacion inalambrica
de Puerta de TERRA.
FL naenciCnado barco sali6 para St.
Thomas el rnismo viernes por Ia noche
= regres6 San Juan, en- ruta para
Norfolk, q domingo por Ia manana.
Buenas ilnpresiones deseamos en- &s-
IA los ntievos ofciales de seryicio
hoy EN- Ii dicha estacion de radiote-
legrafia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
Ell AUT0M0VIL QUE MEJOR SE
VENDE DEsPBES DE USADO
Es FL DODGE

Esto indica que Il inversion que
nsted hace en- IN CAIRO nuevo esta
mejor garantizada en- un caro- Dodge
Brothers que en- cualquier otro auto
m6pil.
Andreu. Aeuilar y Co.
San Juan, ?. R. AdVts
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
CONCERT FOR CHARITY
AT VANDERBILT HOME
RafaeIo DiaS and Nine. Ne
Uado Var, der Veer Soloists.

A number of boys and girls of this
real meaning of vigorous summer va
cation will find out that Hope Farm
at Verbank. y. Y, is something more
than we'll selected name, just because
several hundred men and women en-
joyed an afternoon musicale In Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilts home, at $40
Fifth avenue, yesterday. Hope Farm,
with its hay fields. fine gardens and
comfortable house. was founded num-
ber OF years ago by the late Bishop
Greer with the mission 10 make finc
men and women out of city boys and
girls who start life with the handicap
OF improper guardianship.
The ballroom in Mrs. Nanderbilts
homo and red salon adjoining 1t were
crowded, end those interiors are among
the mos coIumodious In any New York
house. The choristers from ST. Thomas's
Church opened the program with some
part songs that were beautifully sung.
Then Raeaelo Diaz OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company sang several songs, In
Guiding Una Furtiva Lagrlma" from
'"rhc Elixir OF Love-" He contributed
three more songs later on. Nine. Ne
vada Van der Veer disclosed again the
beauty OF her contralto voice in two
groups OF songs and q duet from Ma
dana Butterfly" with Mrs. David Heller.
Mrs Townsend Morgan played the piano
excellently and finally Mr.. William Gill
lette the actor. told some funny stories.
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$500 FOR CHINESE VASE.
Early K'ans Hsi Treasure Bring,
sales Top Price.

An early Kang Hsi I.ang-Yao vase
of slobular shape and tall. thin neck.
with thick sang-de-boeuf glaze.
fetched the highest price OF yesterday
afternoons session OF the \. w. Bshr
sale OF Chinese antiquities at the Amer
lean Art Galleries. IL was purchased
by Rowland Moore for $500. The bids
reached $23.f3s and the total for the
first two sessions Is s41,045.
A pair of jade floral groups OF Jas
mine plants in cloissone enameled bowls
were bought by Otto Bernet. agent. for
$3.50. w. w. Seaman. agent, paid
$40 for another pair of jade floral
groups of chrysanthemums. A pair OF
Ming Dogs OF Fo," or guardians OF
Buddhist temples. of heavy FulSien por-
celein. we're bought by a. Rutledge for
$3.50. Miss r. IL. Lorenz. agent, paid
$3.50 for a lapis-lazuli and coral neck
lace and pendant. a pair OF Jade floral
groups went 10 Mr.. Charles for $3.50
and another 20 Dwight c. Harris for
$3.50. Mr.. Edwards gave $3.50 for n
pair OF celadon vases with covers.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
SOCIAL NOTES.

Major Warren r. Bell. T. s. A., Mill
tary Attache of the American Embassy
in Paris, and Mrs. Belt are at the Hotel
Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weston
Sackett OF Providence, r. l., also arc
there.
Mrs. Alexander Mckay gave birth
day party last evening in the Ritz-Carl-
ton for Miss Katherine Adams. Among
the guests were the Misses Marguerite
Jergenson. Elizabeth Strong and Louisa
Wilson. Mrs. Charles c. Adams and
Messrs. Robert Myles and Richard La
marche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Peabody
came BY automobile from Old Westbury
yesterday to the Vanderbilt, where Mrs.
Van Lear Black Of Baltimore also Is
stopping.
NJ. and Mrs. Martin Louis Pulcher OF
Detroit have arrived ct the St. Regis
for the Automobile Show. Mr.. Pulcher
is vice-president of the Federal Motor
Truck Corporation.
Mrs. Nanson p. Houshton OF Corning.
y. ", is at the Hotel Chatham.
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King Alexander
of Serbia to We'd
Rumania Princess
Marie, Second Daughter of
King Ferdinand, Engaged
to Ruler.

BELGRADE, Jan. e.-The enga cement OF
King Alexander to the Princess Marie.
second daughter OF King Ferdinand and
Queen Marie OF Rvmania, was ofiicislly
announced to-day.
The Kings enlargement TINS been
enthusiastically greeted n Belgrade.
Flags wsrs disp;ayea all cysr tie city
immediately the announcement vas
msde.
The nswspapsrs lay stress on the
Importance OF tightening the bonds be-
tween tho two central European coun-
tries "who never have been to war
against each other" They point out
that the engagement strengthens the
little entente and makes for Balkan
peace.
Princess Marie Is 20 years OF age.
She was reported engaged to Alexander.
who was then Prince Regent OF Jugo-
Slavia, in September. 1890. King Alex
ander. who is the second son of the late
King Peter Of Serbia. Is in his slst year.
lie is now visiting King Ferd inand and
Queen Marie OF Rumaniss at their
chateau at Sinai.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
ART FROM ESTATES ON VIEW.
Countess dex Garets Collection Is
Among Objects shown.

Furniture and objects OF art from the
estates OF Countess Annie des Garets
and Major Percy II. Ashmead Z. $.
A.. embracing rare period furniture.
tar estries and paintings. arc on view
at the Plaza Art Rooms, East Fifty
ninth street. where they Will he sold at
auction to-day. tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday. Among French period furni-
ture Is n Louis XVI. bed with bronze
mountings and n Louis XIV. clock set or
onyx and ornolu besides consoles and
tables. Empire bronze torcheres are
on verde marble bases aud are par
tlcularly fine specimens.
The textiles include examples OF Au-
busson and renaissance workmanship
and painted tapestry panels. Interest
attaches 10 some Italian terra Gotta
dolls of the eighteenth century which
were made to represent all the members
OF an estate. from the lady OF the man
sion down TO the lowliest servant Eng
lish furniture includes some Adam satin
wood desks decorated with fno inlay.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
RICHARDSON DILWORTH
TO WED MISS BROCKIE
Bride to Be Is Daughter of
Mrs. w. G.. Warden.

Announcement was made in New York
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Warden of Philadelphia OF the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Broclsie, to Mr.. Richardson Dilworth of
this city. Miss Broclkie has held a high
place In the young set of Philadelphia
since her debut during the winter OF 1919
to 1920. She is a younger sister of Miss
Agnes Brockie.
Mr.. Dilworth ia son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph r. Dilworth of 43 West Fifty
third street. and brother OF Nh. Devices
w. Dilworth, who married Miss Edith A.
Logan. Mr.. Dilworth cut short his col
lege course at Yale to enter the Marine
Corps when the United States entered
the war He served in France with the
Sixth Regiment. u. S. M. c.. and was
wounded at Soissons. He reen'ered Yale
after the arnnistice and was graduated
last year. He has since been engaged
in business in this city
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
Clarence B. Miller,
Secretary of GO. p,
Dies in st. Paul
Attack of Appendicitis Kills
Former Representative of
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan. 1O.--clarcnce B.
Republican National Committee and for
Iner representative. died at a hospital
mere to-day. lie was operated on for
appendicitis January 2. and his condition
was complicated by heart trouble.
Mr. Miller was born in Goodhue
county. Mimi. in 1872. He was grad
uated from the University of Minnesota
Law School In 1900. Establishing a law
practice in Duluth, Mr.. Miller was
elected state Representative in 1907. and
the next year elected to Congress. where
he served ten years.
In 1919 Mr.. Miller was chosen as
assistant secretary OF the Republican
National Committee. and at the begin
ming Of the Republican campaign in the
spring OF 1920 he was made secretary OF
the committee.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
Vatican AnnuIs
RadziwiH Marriage
With Miss Deacon
Princess Announces in Rome
End Of Sons Alliance With
American.

ROME, Jan. 10 (Associated Press) -
Announcement was made to-day by
Princess Radziwill that the Sacred Rota
Tribunal OF the Vatican had annulled
The marriage of her son. Prince Antoine
Albert Radziwill, to Miss Dorothy Dea-
con. which took place in 1910 at London.
The annuIment of the marriage OF
Miss Deacon to Prince Radziwill forms
another chapter in the romantic career
of one of the three beautiful daughters
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker
Deacon OF Boston. Newport and Paris.
The last preceding chapter was the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Gladys Deacon
to the Duke of Marlborough in Paris
last June, soon after the English courts
had terminated the marriage between
the American Duchess OF Marlborough,
who was Miss Consueio Vanderbilt OF
New York, and the Duke.
Miss Dorothy Deacon possessed the
beauty of her sisters, Gladys, now the
Duchess of Marlborough. and Edith
Deacon. now is Mrs. Henry G. Gray Of
New York. For several years preceding
her marriage. to Prince Radziwill in
London in 1910 Miss Dorothy Deacon
had been conspicuous in the social
worlds OF London and Paris
Previous dispatches from Rome and
Paris reported that Princess Radziwill
contemplated an annulment of her mar
riage. basing her plea on the ground
that she had not entered into the mar
riage voluntarily
Following their marriage in London
the Prince and Princess Radziwil went
to live in Rome, where their entertain
ments soon became the source of in
ternational comment because OF the
originality OF the princess. Once she
entered the ballroom in q chariot drawn
by two lions. Fortunately. the lions
were tame, but there was terror among
the. guests.
The friendship Of Consuelo Vanderbilt
and the Misses Deacon started in their
glrlhood days in Newport. Their friend
ship continued through succeeding
years, after Miss Vanderbilt became the
Duchess OF Marlborough, and that fact
was the cause of comment when Glady;
Deacon married the duke following the
Marlborough divorce.
The Duke of Marlborough married
Miss Gladys Deacon in Paris on June "a
last. A few days later the duchess was
married to Jacques Balsan, prominent
French sportsman.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
MRS. JULIA HARRIMAN'S
CHILDREN HER HEIRS
I9 Small Bequests Made by
Yonkers Woman.

The will OF Julia Hartman, who
died on December Is at her home, ST
Park avenue. Yonkers. was filed for
probate yesterday with Surrogate Slater
at White Plains.
the bulk OF the estate goes TO a son.
Frederick A. Hartman, of Ardsley. and
a daughter. Mrs Julia NJ. Budd. of
Ionkers. The daughter receives s2,200
and $4,000 In trust, one-half OF the
residuary estate and several personal
articles. The son receives 81, 900 and
$4,000. besides $4,000 In trust and
one-half of the residuary estate.
Nineteen small bequests were made
including $500 each 10 the Women's
Guild Society of st. Pauls Church
Yonkers. and the Womeu's Auxiliary OF
the same church. Kate Hail. a servant.
receives 500. A codlcil dated March
6, 1921. referred to William Harden
burgh Budd. motion picture actor and
D. grandson OF Mrs. Hartman, who has
been sued for separation.
III it's possible that my grandson
can keep IL for himself" said the codicil.
"I will and bequeath to him $1,000. but
revoke 1t II his wife or child can
get IT,"
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
Mrs. MARIA A. MAHER.

Mrs. Maria A. Maher. 81 years old,
a leader In charitable work in Mount
Vernon, died Monday night az the home
or her son-in-law. DIR. A. l.. Granger
AZ South First avenue. Mount Vernon
Mrs. Maher was one OF the organizers
OF the Martha Wilson Home for Aged
Women at Mount Vernon. of which she
was president for twenty-six years. She
had been identified with the work OF
the City Hospital. the Bureau of Chari-
ties. the Y. NJ. C. 4. Auxiliary, the
W. c. I. u and the Little Mothers Aid
Association of Manhattan.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
LUNCHEON FOR MRS. HYLAN.

Mrs. William Randolph Hearst gave
a luncheon yesterday at her homo in
honor OF Mrs. Hylan, wife of Mayor
John F.. Hylan. Among here guests
were Miss Anne Mathews. Mrs. Murray
Hubert. Mrs. Hartman Miss Elisabeth
Marbury, Mrs. George Loft Mrs.
Grover Whelen. Magistrate Jean Nor
ris. Mrs. Richard y. Enright, Mrs.
Philip Bero,zheimcr. Mrs. Royal s.
Copeland. Miss Sophie Irene Loeb. Mrs
Nathan Straus. Jr.: Mrs. Nelson II
Henry. Mrs. William Einstein. Mrs
Welzmiller, Mrs. Grace Strachan For
sythe. Mrs. Walter w. Irwin. Miss
Sarah Graham Mulhall and Mrs. John
F. Sinnott.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
AWARD CHAL0NER ART PRIZES.
MAXWELL n. starr Wins Chief
Award.

At the monthly concours OF the John
Armstrong Chaloner Paris Prize Found
alton at tho National Academy OF De-
sign yesterday the jury announced the
award OF the first prize OF s25 to Max
we'll u, Starr. National Academy Of De-
sign School. second. SIS. to Marvin
ChoolJan. 81 Chiffon street. Cambridge
Mass. and third. $40. to Charles Costa,
National Academy Of Design School.
First honorable mention went TO Arthur
G.. Silver New School of Design. Bos-
ton second 10 Alfred Crimi and third 10
Charles Costa. both OF the National
Academy OF Design School.
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Miss Muriel Vanderbilt Premiere Danseuse, and Mis-
Virginia Ryan Another of the Dancers.

Rapid strides have been made by the
producing committee OF the junior
League in the proper dramatic ana
musical sequences of the leagues forth
coming production OF READY Made
since rshearsals were started less than
week ago in the Plaza Hotel. where
the amateur comedy will be given OH
the nights of January &c. 81 and rs.
Whilo the principals in the large cast
have been perfec-ing themselves In their
lines and the members of the various
chcruses in their dances other members
of the league have been giving their at
tenton 10 the Stunts that are to be
part of two cabaret shows following the
.ast two performances.
The day OF Miss Grace II. Henry, the
producing manager. starts in the early
The New York herald., 1922-01-11

forenoon and ends only when the anna
teur actresses begin TO clamor for their
dinners. The working day of Mrs. Henry
Potter Russell. the treasurer, who has
charge of the ticket office In tho Plaza,
is of equal length.
Specially proficient are the members
OF the Spanish ballet, OF which Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt is 20 be premier dan
sepse and Miss Virginia Ryan a most
capable member. Tiiey were almost let
ter perfect at yesterdays rehearsal.
Other members OF this feature OF the
ensemble are Mrs. Rodney Williams.
Mrs. Hoyt Perry Mrs. Robert Levy.
Mrs. Higglnson Cabot, Mrs. Van Henry
Cartmell. Jr., Misses Lucille Baldwin,
Frances Mott. Hope Bush, Diana Dalziel,
Susanne du Vivier ana Emily Sloane
Hammond.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
AZ washington HoteIs.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels:
The Willard Messrs. J. T.. Rhinock'
Albert De Ronde. L. NJ. Boomer. r.. ii.
Wood and J. j. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs
william Hayward and Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Moore.
The Shoreham-Messrs. j. F. Noller
George o. May. p. Z. Crane. {. D.
Harris and DR.. Harris Houghton.
The Washington--Messrs X. X. Boil-
niger l.. Bell F. ~. Vengill. John
Hughes. Charles J. Austin. Lacey
Walker and J. O. Hammitt.
The Raleigh--Messrs. Seymour Il
Everett p. w. Miller. A. y. Renshaw
Il. +. Griscom, e. f. Foley, Theodore
Meyer, George w. Lamb and wilson NJ
Young.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
DONOVAN-M'COY.

Miss Ethel Regina Mccoy. daughter of
Mrs. Peter Mccoy. of 414 West 14ath
street, was married to Mr.. William Lane
Donovan yesterday morning IN st. Pat
riclSs Cathedral by Mgr. Michael j.
Lavelle. A nuptial mass was ceiebra ed
by Father Crseden, assisted by Mgr
Carthy. The bride entered the Ca
thedral with her brother. Mr.. Peter j..
Mccoy. The maid OF honor was her sig
ter, Miss ANGELA Mccoy. The brides
maids were Misses Dorothy Brasscl,
Constance McDermott. Virginia Mills and
Dorothy Brsen. Nh. Joseph Donovan
was his brothsr's best man. TIE ushers
were Or. Waiter Mccoy and Mr.. liar
vey Mccoy, brothers OF the bride (:
Messrs. frnncis Meloney and Harry
Buckley The wedding breakfast was
at the Commodore