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The New York herald., 1922-07-11
DR.. WIN. J. MARONEY
DIES AFTER OPERATION
Was on Several Hospital
Staffs in City.

DR.. William J. Maroney, aged 40. Of
Woodmere, died yesterday after an
operation at st. vincent's Hospital. He
had an Office at IL West Forty-eighth
street.
DR.. Maroney was an obstetrician and
gynecologist and was on the medical
staffs of st. vincent's, ST. AIMS and the
New York Founding Hospitals. He
was born in Lockport. N. Y, but spent
his youth in Springfield. Mass. He was
graduated from Yale medical school in
1900 and began his professional career
in this city.
He was formerly assistant -~ofessor of
gynecology at Fordhan University
medical school and was a member OF
the New York County Medical Society.
He leaves his wife and two sons his
mother and a brother. Edward j. Ma
roney. and sister, Miss Agnes C. Ma
roney. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in st. Vincent's Hospital.
Burial will be in Springfield
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
Judge Wadhanls's
Daughter Secret
Bride of June
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McMil-
Ian, Back From Honeymoon,
Make Announcement.

Miss Dorothy York Wadhams. daugh-
hams of $50 Madison avenue, and Mr.
Andrew Mcmillan took their friends by
surprise yesterday. by informing some
of them that they had been married on
June % and had just established their
home in Delafield avenue. Riverdale
Their engagement was announced last
December and IL was expected that their
wedding would take place about this
time, but with the conventional cere-
mony and the usual list of bridesmaids
and ushers.
Instead they went TO Portsmouth.
\. H.. where they were married by the
Rev. Lucius Thayer of that place in the
presence OF few witnesses. They re-
turned from their short wedding trip
yesterday forenoon and then let their
secret out.
I'VE Just decided to dispense with the
usual conventional wedding" said the
bridegroom so we went to Portmouth,
married on June 2S. Judge and Mrs
Wadhams were perfectly satisfied and
everything is all right
The parents of the bride have left their
apartment at $50 Madison avenue for a
vacation trip and could not be found
yesterday.
The bride was introduced to society
last winter and joined the Junior League.
At the time Of the engagement announce
ment in December the bridegroom was
member of the senior class at Princeton.
He was graduated on June 15. He is
son of Mrs. Gilbert Mcmillan Of this city.
Their house in Delafield avenue. River
dale. will not be their permanent home.
Mr.. Mcmillan will go to Bangor, Me-, to
engage in business. although he has not
vet set the time for their departure for
their future home.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
CAPT. AMUNDSEN'S
DAUGHTER MARRIED
y. J. Cumn1ins Secretly Weds
Explorers Kin.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. July 10.-Miss Flea
nor J. Amundsen, daughter of Capt.
Roald Amundsen. arctic explorer. and
Mr.. John J. Cummins. of Syracuse. were
secretly married here Saturday night at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con-
ception. Their engagement was an
rounced several months ago.
Miss Amundsen and Mr.. Cvmmins ap-
reared at the City Hall Saturday morn
ing and applied for q license. Miss
Amundsen gave her residence as New
York city whereupon the clerk refused
to issue the document telling them the
license would have 20 obtained in the
brides home city. They went away but
returned later and both gave their resi-
derce as 206 Summit avenue. This is
the home of Mrs. John Dunfee, an aunt
OF Mr. Cummins. The license was then
granted.
Mr.. Cummins who was recently In the
motion picture business in New York
city. Is a son of the late John Cummins.
former president Of the Syracuse Light
ing Company.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. Robert King Awtrey will sail
for Constantinople in August to join her
husband Commander Awtrey. u. $. NJ,
who is stationed at the Turkish capital
on board the United states destroyer
Parrot.
Mrs. George Bulkley Salisbury gave a
luncheon party at Pierre's yesterday.
Her guests included Mrs. O. Harry
Gruner and Mrs Charles White Hub-
bard. Jr.
Congratulations are being sent to Mr..
and Mrs. Leo u. Tyrrell of SAL Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn, upon the birth OF
a daughter Anna Marie Tyrrell. on
June 22 in the Peck Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. w. @. Brown OF London enter
tanned several friends at luncheon yes
terday in the Italian garden In the Am.
bassador Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
C.. Storey OF Boston have arrived at
that hotel.
Mr. John T.. Grace. Mayor OF Charles
ton, S. Co. accompanied by Mr.. NJ. Rut-
ledge Rivers OF the same city. is at the
Hotel istor
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MISS MCCORMICK TO
VISIT GRANDFATHER
Elder Sister of Mathilde Here
From Chicago.

Miss Muriel Mccormick daughter of
Mr.. Harold F. Mccormick and Mrs.
Edith Rockefeller Mccormick and elder
sister of Miss Mathlde Mccormick, ar
rived from Chicago yesterday and went
to the Vanderbilt Hotel with the expec-
tation, 1t was said. of visiting her grand
father, Mr.. John d. Rockefeller, at his
country place at Pocantico Hills, n. Y.
Miss Mccormick would not submit to
an interview as to her plans, but made
1t known through her maid that she had
made no definite arrangements for the
immediate future. that she did not ex-
pect to go abroad and that she was
not aware that her father and sister
had made any arrangements to sail for
Europe this week, as reported.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
GRACE CHURCH WILL
HAVE NEW ORCANIST
Ernest Mitchell of Boston
Coming to NelD York.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YonK HERALD.
Boston, July 10.--Ernest Mitchell,
who has been the organist and choir
master at Trinity Episcopal Church,
Copley Square, for twelve years. has
accepted a call to become organist CT
Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth
street New York. His duties will begin
thege ir the fall.
Mr. Mitchell is one Of the best known
musicians in this section and has filed
positions of Importance. He studied at
New England Conservatory OF Music
and in Paris. He has served as direc-
tor of the Cecilia Society and the Brook
line Choral Society an has directed i'm
portant choirs.
During the war he served as an en-
sign in the navy. He is thirty-two
years of Age and was graduated from
Harvard eigh. years ago. James NJ.
Helfonstein. has teen In charge OF the
music at Grace Church for many years
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
Mrs. Dix, Widow
of Trinity Pastor,
Leaves $946,136
Will Is Filed and Executors
Ask Judicial Ac-
counting.

Mrs. Emily woolsey Dix. widow OF
the Rev. DIR. Morgan Dix. for many
years rector OF Trinity Parish. who died
May II. 1921, at her home. 10 East
Eightieth street left an estate of ss4s, l36'
according to an accounting of the exec
utors, which was filed yesterday with
an application for judicial settlement
in the Surrogates' Court
The residuary estate of $4,000. with
$4,000 accumulated income, was dis
trbuted among her son and two daugh-
ters. John Adams Dix of Mount kisco,
Catherine Morgan Wheeock OF 100 East
Thirty ninth street and Margaret Law
renee of Bayshore, L. /. Mr.. Dix also
received the family country home in
Mount Kisco. Trinity Church Associa-
ton received bequest OF 5000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
ntrur. coNNELLY TO WED.

Lieut. William Edmund Connolly.
4. S. A.. OF Scranton. Pe, and Miss
Mary Catherine GBoyIe, daughter OF
MIR and, Mrs. Michael w. O'Boyle of
Fittston. Pa. obtained marriage IL
ccnsc from the City Clerk yesterday and
will be married this forenoon In the
Waldorf astoria. After the ceremony
tho Lieutenant and his bride will start
for France. where he will take part in
the Forthcoming international balloon
race. Lieut.. Connolly is 35 years old
and Miss O'Boylc 80.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
Garret j. Garretson
of Supreme Court
FL Years, Dies at rs
Served as Surrogate in Queens
and as County Judge Before
Elevation on Bench.

Garret James Garretson, aged 70, JUS
tice of the Supreme Court for twenty
one years prior to his retirement in
1917. died late Sunday night at Amagan-
sett. where he was passing the summer
with his wife. The body was taken
yesterday 10 his home, 22O Broadway
Elmhurst, Queens. Funeral services will
be held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon In the Dutch Reformed Church.
Elmhurst.
Justice Garretson was bofn in the VIII
iage OF Newtown, l.. J.. the son of the
late the Rev Garret l. Garretson. He
was a descendant OF Gerrit Gerritson.
who came in 1860 from near the Rhine
in Gelderland, Holland. and settled at
Bergen Point. N J. His mother was
Catherine Rapelie. a descendant OF Joris
Jansen de Rapelie. a native of Rochelle.
France. who took refuge in Holland dur
ing the religious wars OF the sixteenth
century
He was educated in the public schools
and Flushing Institute. He studied law
IN the office of Marvin & Daniel. this
city, and was admitted to the bar In
December. 1869. His first law part
nership was formed in 1877 with Henry
W. Eastman. who died in 1882.
lie was appointed by Gov Cornell in
1880 to fill the vacancy left by the death
or Surrogate Alexander Hagner of
queens county. In 1885, as the Repub
llcan candidate, he was elected County
Judge of Queens. Six years later he
was reelected. Before the ead of his
second fern no was apnoiptad nv Gov
Morton TO frame the charter, under
which was brought about the consolida-
ton of the municipalities now known
as the City of New York.
II was while serving as a member
of the Greater New York Commission
that he was nominated for Justice of the
Supreme Court. Second judicial Dis
trict, and was elected by large ma
iority in 1910. in the Democratic land
slide which made John A. Dix Governor,
he was the only Republican nominee
elected in his district After his retire.
ment in 1917 he was appointed Official
referee. but he resigned from that office
in the spring OF 1920. For the last two
years he had acted in an advisory ca
pacity to the Queens county branches OF
the Corn Exchange Bank
He was member of the Union League
Club and a member and former presi-
dent OF the Holland Society. He leaves
his wife, the former Miss Sara Wilson,
and four children. The children are
by his first marriage, to Miss Eliza L.
Eastman. They are Mrs Eugene w.
Denton of New Hyde Park l.. T.; Miss
Mary L. Garretson of Newtown Mrs
John II. Jackson of Scarsdale and James
Garretson of Bronxville. member Of the
law firm of Evarts, Choate. Sherman e.
Leon of this city
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MR.. FAVERSHAM IN PLAYS FOR
CHARITY AT SOUTHAMPTON
Gives Triple Bill in Aid of Rehearsal Club of New
York-Mrs Alvin w. Krech Gives Dinner
Arrivals at Resort.

gave a supper for the members of the
company.
Mrs. Walter B. James arrived to-day
from Eagles Beak, her home In Cold
Spring Harbor, l.. l., TO be with Mrs.
Alvin w. Krech at Hedgerows, where
she has arranged to hold sale to-
morrow In aid OF the Sybil Carter fund
for American Indian women. IL was
the late Miss Carter who did so much
to help these women to help themselves.
There will be offered st the sale. which
will be held all day, laces. linen hand
made tassels and cords. linen cut work
and embroidery. all sorts Of table covers.
baskets for thermos bottles and eggs as
well as many other useful and orna-
mental articles which the Indian women
have made.
Mrs. Krech gave dinner tonight for
Mrs. James, her guests also including
Mines. Thomas II. Barber Howard FL
lott. Frederick A. Snow. Goodhue Liv-
ingston, Howard Townsend. William NJ.
Grinnell, Joseph r. Dilworth. Hoffman
Miller and Charles r. Henderson.
Variety was lent TO the gatherings OF
the season in the meeting held this after
noon at the invitation of Mrs. Charles
II. Sabin In the drawing room of her
place. Bayberry Land. when Miss
York Industrial Commission spoke. Her
audience, composed of women belonging
to the permanent and summer colony OF
Southampton. listened with deep interest
to Miss Perkins, who told why the
blanket equality bill. proposed by the
National Woman's Party OF the state
Legislature, should not be passed. Sew
eral OF those in the audience asked for
further instruction on some of the points
mentioned. which were lucidly explained.
Tea Served on Terrace.
Afterwards tea was served on the
terrace overlooking Peconic Bay. In the
audience were Mines. James l.. Bar
clay Howard Page. Courtlandt Nicoll,
Edward Van Ingen, Alvin w krech,
Rufus L. Patterson, Goodsue Livingston,
w. Butler Duncan. Raymond M. Cor
with. Henry May. William NJ. Grinnell,
Russell Hopkins. Henry E. Coe, Vim
cent S. Mulford. Ten Brock NJ. Ter
hume, George Barton French. Harry
Saunders. Joseph r. Dilworth. Riley
Miles Gilbert and De Lancey kountze.
Mrs Robert NJ Thompson went to
New York yesterday to join Col. Thomp-
son and to go with him to Newport on
board his boathouse. the Everglades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele are leav-
ing for Wesbury on Wednesday to pre-
pare for their sailing on board the
Olympic next Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Devereux Milburn. son-in-law and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Steele will
take possession Of their house here this
week
Mrs Edward Hine Johnson gave a
luncheon and bridge to-day at Agawam
cottage for her guest, Mrs. I. Charles
Farrely, OF New York.
Mrs. Robert Lincoln Lee. after an i'll
ness of three months at the Plaza Hotel,
Is In Easthampton for. the summer.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Katherine Kitabjan. daughter OF
Mrs. Albert G. Kitabjian of f6S West
1 tn. street and the late Mr.. Katabjan.
was married yesterday in St Lukes
Church by the Rev. Aubrey p Nelson
10 Mr. Garabed X. Berberian of this
city The bride was given away by her
brother-in-law. Paul X. Epranian,
and Mrs. Epranlan was her only attend
ant The ushers were Messrs, Richard
cleveland Eaulks and Haig II. Sarasian.
THE brides late father was member
OF the first Armenian National Assem-
bly,. She was graduated from the Insti-
iute OF Musical Art in this city and was
solo soprano In the choir of ST. Lukes
church.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MRS. FIELD CATCHES
BIG FISH IN QUEBEC
Sends Salmon to Ill Son OF
Late "A. G. Vanderbilt.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
LENox, Mass, July 10.--Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Osgood Field are having ex-
cellent luck salmon fishing on the Little
Cascapedia River in Quebec. Master
Alfred c. Vanderbilt. who is GONZALES
cent following serious attack Of pneu.
monia received one to-day weighing
twenty pounds that Mrs. Field landed
from canoe. She also has sent big
ones. to other lsenox friends. Captain
and Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson OF Balti-
more, Nd. are visiting Mrs Raymond T
Baker at HOLLYWOOD.
Mr.. Samuel rockingham, Jr.. and Mr..
Donald Mel. rockingham are back
from the Little Cascapedia, where they
caught two twenty-five Founders.
Miss Grace Lennard. daugher of Sir
Henry Lennard Of wickham Court.
Kent, England is the guest of Mrs.
Edwards Spencer at Shipton Court for
the summer.
Professor and Mrs. William II.
Doughty. Jr.. left WiIliamstown to-day
for South Casco, Me-, for two weeks So
journ. Professor and Mrs. Karl e. Wes-
ton of Wiliamstown are in Cazenovia
y. Y, for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
of New York. who have been touring
the hills, have gone on TO the Adiron
dacks.
Supreme Court Justice William y.
Rudd and Mrs. Rudd of Albany and
Judge and Mrs. William r. Broomall of
Philadelphia are at the Red Lion Inn
at Stockbridge for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Williams Hunt
er of New York also are at the inn.
Mrs. Ewing Davis of Washington.
u. c., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Fl. Davis at Ononoque in Stock
bridge.
Mr. Townsend Morgan Of New York
is spending few days with MIR. and
Mrs. ]. Macy Wiilets at Mehal Manor
In New Marlboro.
MRS Henry Reese Hoyt of the New
Marlboro summer colony has gone to
Dark Harbor Me.
Mrs. William II. Garter Of New York
Is the guest of MRS. Francis @. Barlow
in Lenox. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Jay and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garrison, who
we're with her at SunnybanlS. left to-day
for their cottage at Black Point, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
$4,000 LEFT OVER IN WILL.

The Title Guaranty and Trust Com
pany. as executors OF the estate OF
Nine. Maria A., Del Rio OF Havana.
who had residence at ~ West Ninth
street and died in 1917. applied yester-
day in the Surrogates' Court for a judi
ciaI settlement OF the estate. An ac-
counting shows that the estate amounted
to s515,000 that a trust fund OF $4,000
has been established for Edith NJ.
Greene OF West Eighty-third street n
daughter. and Alexander Byrd Nc
Dowell OF Swiftwater, Pa. The execu-
tors show that they have $4,000 await
ing final distribution after complying
with all provisions OF the will.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MRS. JOHNSTON LIvINGsToN.

Mrs. Johnston Livingston died Sunday
in her home in Cedarhurst after an III
ness extending over six weeks. The fu-
neral service will be held this forenoon
at 10 o'clock In the chapel OF ST. Bar
tholomew's Church. Park avenue and
Fiftieth street. Mrs. Livingston was
Miss Nathalie Moss and was a daughter
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt d.
Moss OF this city. She leaves her hus-
band and two daughters. Misses Camilla
w. and Silvie Livingston. and two
brothers. who are Mrs. Frederick O.
Beach. Miss Elizabeth Moss and Court
landt u. and Robert II. w. Moss
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MRS. o. II. p. BELMONT
ARRIVES IN NEWPORT
Opens Marble House for the
Season.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HErALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. July 10.--Mrs. Oliver
Fl. =. Belmont has arrived at Marble
House for the season. and was Casino
visitor this morning. Mrs. Hugh ID.
Auchincloss and Miss Annie Burr Au-
chncloss are also arrivals. and Mrs.
James W. Gerard, who has Fairlawn
this summer, came to-day. She will be
Joined by Mr.. Gerard on Wednesday.
Mrs Vanderbilt. who has been at the
Breakers. went to Lenox to-day for a
visit.
Mrs. William Tyler Page and her
daughters the Misses Mamie 7. and
Eleanor Page. have arrived from WASH
ington at their jamestown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis l.. Lorillard have
ended a visit with her mother Mrs. Will
lam r. Hunter and have gone on an
automobile trip North.
Rear Admiral Willard II. Brownson.
L. S. N. retired. and Mrs. Brownson.
entertained to-day in celebration of their
fiftleth wedding anniversary. They held
q reception at Court End Cottage. the
residence OF their son-ir-law and daugh-
ter, Capt. Thomas c. Hart, L. s. N, and
Mrs. Hart. In the evening Col. and Mrs.
Robert NJ Thompson gave dinner for
them on board their houseboat. the Ever
glades. which arrived to-day
There were several at the first morn
ing concert of the summer at the Casino
this morning.
Mr. Vincent Astor has returned TO
New York on board the Nourmahal after
entertaining q party at Beachwood for
the close of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van d. Black
and Mr.. John ". Black from Irvington.
N. Y. are at the Muenchinger King. Mrs.
Hollis Hunnewell also has arrived there
to visit her mother. Mrs. Frederic Nell
son.
Shopping on Bellevue avenue to-day
brought about q change from former
Years. when II was noticed that Mr..
Francis Roche had abandoned his horses.
Mr.. Roche has sold all his horses.
coaches and harness and will be devo-
tee of the automobile In the future. His
four in hands and coaches we're once
prominent part in the enjoyment OF
social life at Newport. Among those
who continue to have horses are Mr. A.
Van Horn Stuyvesant. Jr.. Miss Fanny
Johnston. the Rev. DIR. Roderick Terry
and Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor.
Mr. Grant Kingore and Mr.. Victor
Sorchan are among those registered at
the Casino to-day. Mr.. Sorchan is with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Horace Binney at their
Catherine street vita. boAes ioi etc
horse show which will begin August 20
are being engaged rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs Pedro Monacal from
Havana. Cuba. are arrivals at the New
cliffs Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Tonge
from Boston are also there.
Mr. Oscar Coopershas returned to New
York.
Mrs. Robert Goelet was among those
entertaining at dinner last night.
Mr.. Paul Rainey gave luncheon for
twelve guests at the Clam Bake Club
yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice had
twenty guests for luncheon to-day at
Mirimar.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MRS. GOULD LEAVES HOSPITAL.
Distributes Flowers and Fruit
Among other Patients.

Stopping to bid nurses. doctors. pa
tients and the clerical force good-by.
Mrs. George J. Gould. Jr., left Roose-
welt Hospital yesterday accompanied by
her husband to return to her home. 955
Park avenue. fully recovered after AN
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Gould was taken to the hospital
on the night of June 27, and was oper-
ated upon half an hour later by DR..
George f.. Brewer. During the last days
of her convalescence she spent much
time visiting other patients in the wards
and distributed flowers and fruit sent to
her among them.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
NJ A R R | A G. E S

LANGLEY and Mrs Rob.
ert Warwick Bell OF Orange, n D. an.
noince the marriage of their sister Miss
Elizabeth MacNabb OF New York city 10
Mr.. Frank Colville Langley Of Stamford
Conn. on July 10. 1922. NJ Stamford
Conn, by Rev. Wallace II. Finch. y. y.
RobL1NS-TREMAINE.- 81 saviour's
Belgravia. London, noon, June H. 1922
Beatrice NJ. Tremaine az New York CITY
and Douglas Rollins Of Boston and Con
cord. y. II.
STURGfS-SENTON.- and Mr. Harvey
Ralston Steven announce the marriage oi
their sister. Pertha Fuller SEXTON 10 Mr.
Thomas S,urgls. on Saturday. July s, 1922
al her home, 100 Montague 81. Brooklyn.
y. v.
NADSwoRTH-SCUT 10 a. tho
Church of the Heavenly Rest hy SUI
fragan Bishop Herbert Shipman. Nancy
Whitman Scull, daughter Of Mrs. Mat
thew Galbraith Butler. and Eliot Wads-
worth Of Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MINISTERS IN CONFERENCE.

The second annual midsummer confer
ence for ministers and religious work.
ers. arranged by the Union Theological
Seminary. began yesterday at the
seminary. Broadway and 12oth street.
The conference opened with n supper
at six O'Clock. Prof. Eugene w. Lyman
then addressed the conference. He
stated his conception OF religion. de-
claring that religion should show us
the meaning Of life and stimulate in
sight.
THE conference viii continue two
weeks. All ministers and religious work.
ers are invited. Educational trips VIII
be made nearly every day and lectures
will he given daily by professors OF
various senlnaries and universities.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
JOHN J. BROWN DEAD AT ss.
Former President of White Plains
Founded Keeley Cure.

John J. Brown. aged 6S. for thirty
years active in politics in Westchester
county. and founder of the Kecley Insti-
tute for the cure of alcohol addicts. died
in White Plains Hospital yesterday after
an illness of several months.
Mr.. Brown for thirteen years was Viii
lage President of White Plains and was
a lieutenant OF William L. Ward, Re-
publican leader of Westchester county.
He served as Commissioner Of United
States Funds under Gov. Odell and alSo
was a member OF many other commits
sions at various times. In 1905 he mar
ried Mrs. Ray Russell Rockwell. daugh-
ter of the late Jacob Voorhis. Jr.. former
commodore Of the New York Yacht Club.
She. with a son and daughter, survives.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
RICC1 ARRIVES IN ROME.
Says He VIII Return TO United
states In September.

ROME, July 1o.---vittorio Rolandi Ricci.
Italian Amba ssador 10 the United States,
arrived in Rome to-day for a short visit
He stopped at London on his way home
there with Slgnor Schanzer.
the Italian FOREIGN Minister. The Am
Ia ssado was received by Premier Facta
Signor Rolandi Ricci, who said that
he expected to return to the United
states In mid-September. will also be
received by the King.