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Program Announced for
Yale Commencement

sew HAVEN. CONF. June i5.-Tae
Yale University commence program
announced tonight, lists activities be-
ginning Saturday nigh. and ending
with the Ya'e-Haryard regatta on Fri
day of ncx. week. This year com
mcncemen. marks the completion o.
tie FRS, year o. TIE naturalization OF
President James r. kngell. lie will
report 20 the graduates az the alumni
meeting on Tuesday and at the alumni
luncheon on Wednesday.
The university dramatic associate
will present the "Rhesus" o. Euripides
on the college campus Saturday nigh.
President Angel will deliver the oae-
ealaureate address on Sunday morning.
on Monday the alumni advisory board
will mold is annual meeting
Other events for Monday include the
cl,s. dav exercises Of Sheffield Sclen-
tifc School. the luncheon Of the Yale
Law School Alumni and the class day
exercises Of Yale College.
At the alumni meeting on tuesday
JAIME, r. Sheffield, 81. Of New YORK,
will preside. Besides President ANGEL
the speakers will be: Professor lheo-
dors :. Woolsey. New Haven; Thatcher
NJ. Brown. 81, New York; Heroert )
BullarI, ~, Hartford Gansn G. De-
pew. 70. Buffalo, and DR.. Edward II.
Hume. 81, Changsha. China.
The polls will be open on Tuesday
for the election OF two members OF the
The usual baseball game
with Harvard will be played at Yale
field. marked by the presence OF the
reunion classes. On wednesday the
commencement exercises VIII be held
in Woolsey Hall. followed BY me alum
mi luncheon and the presidents reeep-
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Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum Of *aiurai History Aa'
,,s.rorsii,an Museum OF Art. admission
,-,.-iurn. admission free
S.w york Historical Society admission
v,n cor,iandt Park Museum; admission
z,el,ricai Park. admission free
r.tfeftir, ~ whistler lifhofrarts ana
p.,nsW sirhlnEs Brooklyn MUSEUM
rastsrn Parkway ard Washington Ave-
rue III day ,....-..h. 81,
r~srnr;. IN the Wild state and IN cap,
tIyity American Museum ~ natural
History All day -. -.. 81.
f,usn Russell. Hlppotrome. ? o'clock
NIGHT
$1,000 a, the National city Bank. Hotel
. - -,oaore TO o'clock.
t-,-r-, and dinner ~ the Westchsfter
re.r,v chamber % Commerce. az West
Spsstsr Bninore County CLUB, Rye
..e,s ,anivsrsary ~ the ouartsrmsstsr
80. o.isbrated by tho New YORK chap
- AZ the Quartermastef Association.
Hotel AsI0r. i.3s o'eloeN
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Customs Employees
Adopt Memorial on
Aldridge's Death
Special Car TO Take n. Y.
Friends Of Late Collector
Of the Port to Funeral in
Rochester This Afternoon

George A. Glynn. chairman Of The
Republican State Committee. arranged
yesterday for q special car TO 10 st-
tached 70 she Empire State Express,
leaving the Grand Central Terminal a.
$3.50 o'clock this morning, for the use
~ those desiring 20 attend The funeral
o. George ". Aldr.igc. Collector Of the
Port Of New York, who dropped dead
on the golf course " the Wes.chestcr-
Fillmore Country Club A. Rye. Tues
day afternoon. Funeral services will
be held IN Rochester this afternoon
between and o'clock, after the
arrival 81 New York friends.
Former Senator Nathaniel a. Eltborg,
president % the National Republican
Club. announced the following COM
mittec % attend the funeral: Charles
n Hilics. Republican National Com.
mi.tceman % New York; former Gov
orn0r Charles s. whitman. George A.
Glynn. justice Ade.bert p. Rich and
former Justice John Woodward, Ralph
A. Day State Prohibition Enforcement
Director: William Leary. Thomas ".
white. Surveyor Of the Port, ana
Henry Birreli
The State Athletic Commission trars-
mitted 90 Mrs George ". Aldridge A.
Rochester yesterday resolution
adopted By that body, expressing re-.
gret and sympathy ~ the death Of
her husband. who was chairman OF the
advisory commission Of the state hth'
letic Commission.
Henry G. Stuart, deputy collector Of
the Port % New YORK, announced inc
appointment OF the following committed
representing the Custom House 20 at
tend tho funeral:
FIJI. Kraese, Appraisers Arthur r
Foran. Naya. Oficer; Thomas ". whit
tie. Surveyor. Howard D. Esterorook
special agent, and Henry s. stuart, ac'
ting collector
In a formal resolution adopted BY me
employees Of the Custom House and
sent 10 Mrs. Aldridge and George W.
Aliridge jr.. .hc employees recorded
their sympathy and appreciation, recog
mixing In Mr. Aldr.dge, the resolution
said. "the sterling qualities Of mind
and character which Tor 20 many year
had made him q leader among men
The Society Of the Gcncsee' taFoagf
Oliver 3. Bridgman, president and
Eugene NJ. Moore secretary, went on
record Yesterday IN expressing sorrow
for the raising o. Collector Aldridge
As a public spirited citizen SAID M
socicty's minute, land as on aum'n ~
traitor his services entitle him 20 tn'
gratitude o. the people 20 whose in
erests be directed his LIFE
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Liner Majestic Aids Charity
sightsccrs Contribute $3.50
10 City's Poor

The new White Star liner Majestic
largest merchantmen in the world. ~ss
thrown open Tor inspection yesterday
charge o. 80 cents being made for
each person who crossed the gang,
blank. The proceeds. which amounted
10 $500. will be distributed among va
rious charities IN the greater city
According 20 the ticket takers az me
ranrways. 5000 persons visited the
ship. many OF them remaining aboard
Tor several hours
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~ Nuns Are Among
4I9Graduated From
Fordham University
The Rev. Edward u. Tivnan,
:. j., Declares That Col
leges Need Moral as Well
as Scientific instruction

Fordham University had its 71th
commencement yesterday At p. m.
Degrees were conferred on fl9 grad.
yates. 30 Of whom were women, ~
being nuns. The exercises we're on the
campus.
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes pre-
sided. The presidents address was de-
livered By the Rev Edward i. Iivnan.
s. j.. who dwclt upon the necessity OF
moral AZ well ~ scientific training NJ
colleges and universities.
There IS only one solution for the
problems which surround u.s. ne SAID
We must see TO IL that there IL WOVEN
into the very texture OF the lie OF
youth Of the present day pattern
composed o. the solid principles when
are the basis % III morality. Men VIII
not dwell In peace until there b. iovnd
the rcpose Of moral order 10 the NE
OF the individual.
m these things arc 70 be accom-
plishcd. the education Of youth must
cease 90 be merely process OF veneer,
ing the mind with an admiSture OF
facts or, more frequently so-cA'Ifu
facts Science must De made % remain
within is proper territory, when ~
20 interpret facts and not fhncles
Above an. men must come 20 realize
that they are the handiwork Of God. 10
whom they are responsible. without
respect for His authority there can be
rcspcct for no authority. Failing IN
.his. the result will be chaos and ruin.
let our educators look well TO their
task"
The honorary degree 81 Doctor OF
Laws WAS conferred upon Nelson
O'shaughnessy. diplomat and author
Thomas +. Murray. general manager
New York Edison Company, George
Fearons. general attorney Of the West,
ern Union Telegraph Company. and
/ Alfred ". Mccain. New York Globe
I food specialist: the Rev. Poseph J.
thinner. Alpin !. Cameron, Michael r.
I Dooley and William H. Hurst, ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
90 Given b. l.. Degrees
Justice Crane Delivers Address
IN y. Y. Inv School Class

The degree Of bachelor Of laws was
Inferred last night upon siNiy-siR
yonnz men az the commencement or-
ercisos OF tho New York Law School,
he'd I'm Aso.ian Hall in West Forty
second street.
Professor Robcr; D. Petty presided.
Tho a.. cation wes delivered by the
rev. Dr.. George Alexander, pastor o.
fso Firs. Presbyterian Church. Justice
Frederick z. Crane. o. the Court Of
Appeals made the address 90 the grad
uating class.
Justice Crane spoke Of the vast
changes thft have come IN the law
since ne was graduated 81 the New
Work Law School and Of the need for
trained men In the legal profe,sIor.
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the season. She arrived to-day from
Ncw YORK.
Mrs. King Car.cy and SIR. and Mrs
Oliver Perm are 90 pass the summer
abroad
Sir. and Nrs. Arthur C1-tlas James
,viiI .~rive ia Newport on saturday.
Mr. Marsden Perry lr VIII san
SATURDAY from New York Tor Europe on
o business trip. 40,
Nr. ana Yrs. Forsythe Wyckes VIII
90 20 Zee Rust. their summer residence
on June 20. ,.
Mrs. William r. Douglas VIII sail Tor
Europe on Saturday with MI and Ats,
Wiliiam Jav and Mrs. Alexander. o.
New York.
Mr.. ogden Mills. o. New York will az
i've Ju.y TO spcn Ocean View Tor the
season. Wi.h him VII Be bis niece
and nephew. Mss Barbara Sands ana
Master Winthrop Sands.
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Miss Perkins WEEDS Prince
Family of Italian Bridegroom
Goes Back 10 Year 100

,..-v-.~i, I39. New T1ra Tritgie In.
ROME. June 10 49, Jeanne Per'
kias. daughter OF Edward Per@ins.
formerly o. New York. was married
today = Prince Fabrizio Colonnr. soa
~ MaTeantonia Colonna, Prince OF
senaini. one Of the Oldest OF Roman
families, dating back 70 the twelfth
century.
THO ceremony took place In the
ehapel o. ST. Bartholomew AZ Genoa.
The brides brother was best man iti
sis.e~ me Narchesa Damieo. was maid
o. honor. ~, p-t.,.-
during her arst visit 10 Rome last WIN;
ter. The engagement was announces
three months after their meeting lns
wedding was followed By a largs re-.
ception given b. the father OF me
bride.
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p. Wedding G Miss Doris An
...,.,s Wheeler. daughter Of Mr. and
n, nj Fnrchii Wheeler, OF Seaside
81 and Nf. Phlo Clark Calhoun took
80, itst evening % halfpast 6 o'clock
!. bridgeport. Conn on the annivcr-
-, a The marriage OF the brides
v.ir,L grandmother, Mrs. Herbert
Esi.5re Wheeler. The Right Rev
r,-rrsy p. Brewster. Bishop Of Con-
.~,er.. dictated az the ceremony IN
4 Iohrs Church. The Rev. Stephen
~ Sherman, rector q the church, as
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MARRIAGES

June IL 1914 AZ the Crescent Avenue
pressyfsrian church. pianneld. y J.,
by he Rev. John Ncment Edith.
sau~hfsr % Mrs william Orlscom. q
Joseph Madison. son Of AIRS Joseph God
Icy Madison.
INCy-BTILOWs- 10. AZ Waipole
II by the Rev. Hugh EglintOn
Nontgomery. Mary Rowland Bellows %
waipoie. daughter 81 Mrs. Josiah Srasme
Bellows. 10 George Gnbsrt quincy, OF
BOal0n.
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TIE STRANGE SCHEMES
o. RANDOLPH MASON
5y Melville Dawson Post

E,T the three tough ToOheys
zee subdued by young State
hopper is one Of the many thrilling
Hperlences related by Frederic +.
"a Dc Water in Grey Riders an
crossing account of The work and
ee adventures Of the New York
snie Troopers. Truth that J.
ranger than fiction.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PUTNAM
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Randolph Mason

! the sinister, brilliantly clever
tgyer who dcvotes his talents 20
;,3isg loopholes in the law for the
ss.shi Of criminals able 20 pay for
u service. A distinctly different
4. Of mystery move. is
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MARRIAGES

ROWIEy -HYIKNAP Married Juns ~
1914. GLADYS orth. daushtsf - W .nd
Mrs Edwin DraYton D.Isnsp @ ~"
UnNlav
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The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Two Little Vacationers Lead Grand March of 5000
TO the FairyIand of Sunshine and Happiness;
Grateful Friend Pays for Childhood Pleasure

mcnt. sends word that the county IS
going 90 give fresh air and play space,
az least. 90 700 Fresh Airg.'
EyewitnesFcs wouldn't DO these things
n they had not been convinced that
vacations in the country are just what
the funds 1900 children need most
And what recommendation the 80
come backs arc FOR the children who
were sent out for the vacations. II
tho hosts had seen that The boys and
girls sent % them did not need sun
shine and fresh air. would they be de-
manding more Of them this year!
Some RED Head" Lucky
There n doctor In New York City
and doctors ought 20 know about the
benefits OF country vacations- who
writes that be isn't able tonford Fa-
cation for himself this year, set he %
buying two weeks Of RELIEF from the
July city for ~ bis expressed prefer
ercc can be- met "a rCd-haired, blue
eyed little girl
WIi YOU take tho word OF this for
mcr "Frcrh Air. tnc-e country host~'
this doctor. and help the fund 20 give
each Of the 1900 boys and girls TOT
whom it is appealing % you daily the
two weeks or more o. The country thai
they need?
The fund must have 100000 20 do
H. How much % that rum viii YOU
rivo7 Each vacation viii cost about s.
II you scad contribution u Will be
used .cvcrg cent ~ if--directlv FOR the
benefit o. The children. 10 WI. not be
frittered away in heavy overhead costs.
An ~ .hoso arc paid from sources otner
than contributed funds. A 81 s'it
mean that thc fund has 200 cent, 70
eypond o. some needy child 20 pay nm
sunshine. beauty. comfort, re!el ang
eu the things that come % the ehils
that is Gftcd Tor two "eeSs oIl %,
t-e terrible tcrcn cnts Of the conSea'eu
.eclious o. ths great city.
How the Fand Stands
co-.-ibptions % The Tribune Fresh
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The RI. Rev James Henry Darling
'on and Mrs Darlington have gone 10
Newport 90 open their residence, The
Corners. on Rhode Island and Gather
ne streets for The season. Their
daughter. Miss Kate r. Darlington, will
be with them. and their son, Mr.. FL
lott G.. b. Darlington. will also spend
part cf the summer NJ Newport.
NJ and Mrs. Frederick Brooks will
sa1 on Monday on tho Laplsnd %
-no,d the GUNNER in Europe. They
viii return In October 10 their apart
ment, 400 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Clifford Pinehot is in New York
COR few days at the Hotel Ambasss-
dor.
Mrs. Henry A. Henriques ard Miss
Madeleine Hcrriqucs, % Morris own.
\. J.. are at the Hotel Lorraine for a
few days.
NJ ard Mrs. Joseph c. Grow and
tho Misses Grew arc at the Belmont
after their return from abroad on the
F Majestic. M Grew has been IN me
+ Diplomatic service IN Europe Tor sew
/ eral years.
Miss Helene Hostettcr has arrived
/ from Pittsburgh and has joined her
parents. M and Mrs. L. Herbert Hos
letter, at the Plaza.
Mrs Frederick Nelson, who passed
the winter az the Plaza Hotel, left yes
terday for Newport, where she VIII
pass the summer.
Mr. Langdon B. Valentine, Of lsip'
is al the Vanderbilt for BRIEF stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich are
NJ the Ritz-Carlton.
M and Mrs Preston Dayie have
come from Tuxedo Park and are at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Witherbee
have arrived in New York from their
country place, Ledgetop. Port henry'
\. Y. and are at the Ambassador Tor
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan la Montague
are AZ the Ritz-Carlton during their
stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden J. Perry and
their son. Of Providence. K. l., are az
the Hotel Ambassador where they VIII
stay for some time.
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Mcmoriam Notices

NAV be ielcphOned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
seriion in The next days paper.
Telephone Bcekman 5000.
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Take AIone

TEE ODDS" by Ethel Dell-seven
slp.e,e n0vciettes-great for the
Is in weekend activities. And
TIE Isle u Seven Moons by Rob
? Gordon Anderson. Guaranteed
skorten the longest trip, and liven
snost .anguid day.
T. = p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll I. Wainwright,
entertained large party a. dinner in
the roof garden Of the Ritz-Cariton
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

v,6dior q Miss Margarot eros
=. getehins. daughter Of Mr.. and
NJ. p,ssrt Grosvenor Hutehins jr.. o.
4 fss, sixy-hfia street and Mr. John
-. ssbop viii take place tomorrow
- TIE ceremony will be per
IT'D o'clock az the home o. the
49,, rtrnts hy her uncle. the Rev.
sTi..J Hutchins. president Of Berea
s.-,rs Ktrtucky. The bride will have
-. y. sss attendant. her sister. Mrs
49,, Hemmirway, Of Waterbury,
- ard Nr Townsend Martin viii
80 As NJ. BISHOPS best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

" CASTOR Liebert was host az a
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's for his
daughter, Miss Madeleine Liebert.
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From
The Outline
of Science

The whole field of science, writ
Ten for the world TO read and under
sand. Hundreds Of photographs,
diagrams and color plates. In four
volumes, the first Of which is now on
Ele az 1915.
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attendants for
Downes Fallys
WeddingChosen
W.. C.. Ernest Fahys Will
Re- MatrOn Of Honor and
ur. C. Merrill Downcs
III. Brothers Best Man
Benefit Ball To night
s..;s,v Dance in Connection
With westchesler Horse
show VIII Aid Hospitals

~. Constance Z. Fahys. daughter
a. ,,S Nrs. George E. Fahys. who
=. carr NJ. J. Watson Dowues, OF
, -. on Jane p at Hilaire. the
-. home Of her parents. a. Locust
CT e. /. will have for her matron
W. ~, Ms G. Ernest FaAyes jr. She
.,,.,r Tor her bridesmaids Miss
- s,relsy, Miss Beatrice Jackson.
rsabe,h House. Miss Dorothy
-, Mss Julia Shesrer and Miss
yr,ia7.
" .,src:her, Mr.. G Merrill Downes.
r''a.sis ushers another brother. Mr.
~ 4 Dovmcs. Mr. Hugh Lennon
iu NJ. Felix Agnes Lesser. Mr.
~. s,gey Coale. o. Baltimore; Mr..
49, y,kys 3D.. brother OF the bride.
Nv, ] Henry Hsrter jr., Of Cedar
isri / /
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Under tho auspices OF group OF
prominent women benefit ball will be
given tonight at the Gcdney Farm
Hotel in conjunction with the West
chester horse show The proceeds will
be donated 20 the White Plains Hospital,
the Greenwich Hospital and the United
Hospital Of Rye, Port Chester and
Harrison.
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How the Fand Stands

Contributions. preferably by cheek or
money order. should be- sent 10 Inc
Tribune Fresh Air Fund. The Tribune
New YORK city.
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sisted snd the fuli ve.,oa .A.,.
VIC wedding march and several ,ei,IF
".ns curing the service
MISS Julia A. Whcel,r sit.
price atired IN silver net e,,bt.tt.sl W
~. ~ o, pearl and silver hugios 90.
...Sess wary blue satin ard -
picture nat Of blue horsohair ,.;,a .,.sS
~ loops Oh peach colored ribbo, "a
- pn'l'a roses was the maid % bo,cr
ne 00,or scheme Of peach and prir.N,.
D,-e was carried out In th,
gowns, bouquets and picture ~. wy
nc ether bridal atfendanss w. "l
MIS-. John Carleton Sferlinr 90 -. 49,
Nlcn' sister GO the briderroor, -.
matfon o. honor. and tho ~.
D.,orothy kidd. Of New York. r,h.i
SIMMER, Virginia Ives. Elizabeth IL
rehs' Alice Chapman and Fli,oha.h
Leeas, Of this city. az brides,-ai,.,
Joan sterling ard Lillian Cardsils ps,
SICK. TWO small relative Of tbe b-i5o
leaned the procession and opercd 80.
moral gates az the altar. M robr
wilson OF Wcstfcid. Mass VA. re-.
man and Mr.. Douglas Rose 81 Rail-.
more Nj. John c. Calhoun. Mr. Tob,
y a,her W Wheeler jr.. Mr. ". Pale
-. NJ. Charles X. Ski,er ana NJ
". " enae i Reyeroft, Of BridS port, were
Mrs. David s. Brown OF 2os we.,
Eignty-sixth Street. announce, tho
marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Laramie clayton Brown. and Mr
Lyndon T. Small. Of Nedham. Mass
no ceremony was performed yester.
gay ~ - lgnatiuss Church Miss
hathryn Miner was the maid OF honor
ana Dr. William r. pepin. Of Cam
bridge. Mass. served as best man. Mr.
y irving Clayton and Mr.. D. Arthur
Sutphen were the ushcrs. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony at the
nome Of the brides aunt. Mrs. John
sutphen, Of 81 West Seventy-secord
Street
Many Luncheon Parties
Miss Caroline Z. Prentice enter.
tanned a. a luncheon yesterday At
Pierre's IN honor Of Miss Ruth Van
eerbilt Twombly.
Mrs. Frederick 7. Frelinshuy,en was
hostess ~ luncheon in the Japanese
garden az the Ritz-Carlton YESTERDAY
a. which her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. DreXel Blddle jr.. Mrs. Cordelia
Biddle Duke and Mr. Paul J. Rainey
Mrs Alden s. Blodeett was among
those who entertained a. luncheon In
the roof garden at Delmonico's yes
tetday.
Mrs. Henry Irving Miller entertained
2 party 80 luncheon in the Japanese
Garden AZ the Ritz-Carlton yesterday
Among the guests were Mrs J. y.
WHY'S. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman and
Mrs. Z. r. Thomas.
Among those entertaining at luncheon
az Pierre's yesterday were Mrs. James
Brown. Mrs. Kenneth b. Schley. Miss
Adele Ryan. Mrs Robert +. Stevens and
Mr. Elliott Cross.
". CASTOR Liebert was host AZ
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's for his
daughter, Miss Madeleine Liebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll /. Wainwright
entertained a large party a. dinner in
the roof garden Of the Ritz-Carlton
last night
Under tho auspices OF group %
prominent women a benefit ball will be
given tonight at the Gcdney Farm
Hotel in conjunction with the West
chester horse show. The proceeds will
be donated 20 the White Plains Hospital,
the Greenwich Hospital and the United
Hospital Of Rye. Port Chester and
Harrison.
The RI. Rev. James Henry Darling
'on and Mrs Darlington have gone 10
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Among those entertaining at luncheon
az Pierre's yesterday were Mrs. James
Brown. Mrs. Kenneth 3. Schley. Miss
Adele Ryan. Mrs. Robert +. Stevens and
Mr. Elliott Cross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

Mrs. Henry Irving Miller entertained
2 party az luncheon in the Japanese
Garden AZ the Rtz-Carlton yesterday
Among the guests were Mrs. J. n
Wiilys. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman and
Mrs. Z. r. Thomas.
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DEATHS

BgJL-sa deniy 81 ~ tlnosnrs Hospi-
tai Wss brighten = !. Resale ben.
" D. Furaraf from facref Hearf
church Wr.f brighton. Friday. 20 r. on
fnisfmsnt ~ Peters Cemetery. y J.
uOYIE on June "a. fSzs Mary Boyle
nee cr0nirl Funeral from her Iai@
Tosldonce 10 West iitfh o. on jpn'
o. 1911 a. a. M thence 10 u
Thomas n o. church infefment ~
n.ymond'. Cemetery Automobile cor.
ffgs
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DFLASY-On Tuesday June o. 1911
Nsry Elizabeth fnfe uicrhamJ, beloved
VIE % - Edmund ueianv Ipn-raI
eide o.. newark. ~ J.. on FRIDAY AZ
3 D. Relatives anl friends ere Invited
h. attend lnternenf ~ sparta y
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r'eh0las q Hrinfify beloved ron ~
Banianln y and brother ~ Lucy r. an1
Elias - Services on FriAay. JuaN J..
90 he iaf~ reHif~nre. 900 Beverly fpaa.
brooklyn. a. 3 mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

BURT James george. a. 80 vanferhN,
ave BrooEiYn. June u.s. notice %
fu1ff raj hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

CARTER At the Charles Cate Hospital.
cambridge Mass m June ~ 1919
Prank Hastings carter - ~ MasAlas
ron SQUARE Essf ssa York cry n fh
71ih ear. son ~ the late Thomas bli -
ana Kafrsries RAYMOND carter seff.
irss private - fhs rssifence n ~ 'on,
% D. A carter Chestnut HII. Nan
Chicago. fu. papers please COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

CLARK n.ss.s Clark. iol west isih
st beloved mother ~ Mrs j Nafisn.
Nrs r NcksGn. Mrs william A. 80
benfhai Patrick John. Anna anf ltin /.
fr.ne CLARK FuneraI from fnur'n Or
he Mtaufractlon On juno ~ 81 20 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

DOONAN-On June Is. 1922. Mary fnss
Tesl native = Upper nrluffiIy C1Jnv
feIfr m. ireland beloved u other N Aaf
Egrefis p00ran and Nrs Anna Nhs.en
Funeral saturday Tum NlyeriDn -
neral chapel. ffl 81 ara fth A. ~
Qulsn mass a. Holy Goes church lN -
m lniermsnt calvary rfmeisfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

Mrs. Alden S Blodgett was among
those who entertained AZ luncheon in
the roof garden at Deimonico's yes
terday.