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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Hnrdings To Be Guests OF
Senator and Mrs. France
FROM The Trrby-s's wash'r0'o- Bureau

FROM The Trtby-e's Washiro'on bureau
WASHINGTON. June s.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding will be the
guests OF honor at tea 10 be given by
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Irwin France
in their Baltimore home next week
after the Francis Scott Key lem orisl.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
huysen entertained President and Mrs.
Harding this evening at their home in
Raritan, y. j.. where they went BY
train this morning. Tomorrow the
Chief Executive and Mrs. Harding will
be present at the unveiling Of the mon
ument in commemoration Of the battle
Of the Revolution at Princeton, \. j..
and at the exercises at Princeton Uni
versity, when the President will receive
n doctors degree.
The Ambassador OF Argentina, NJ. lie
Breton. was the honor guest at dinner
this evening Of the naval sttache OF the
French Embassy, Captain Rigal. Nhs
entertained a company OF twelve in his
apartment on Eighteenth Street. Among
the other guests were the Minister oi
Switzerland and Nine. Peter
The Italian Consul in Washington,
DR.. Salvatore Floria. vas host at
luncheon to-day at the Shorehsm as a
farewell TO the special sttache OF the
Italian Embassy and Signora buggeli'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Berkshire Tourists Asked
To Protect Laurel Blooms
g,.ela' Dispatch 10 The rrlbuns

THE BERKSHIRES. Mass. June s.
Tourists are urged by the Laurel Hill
Association OF Stockbridge 70 protect
the mountain laurel now in full bloom.
When large branches are torn the
shrub dies.
Mrs. David Ives Maekie returned -
Pineclifs, Great Darlington, from Nan
tucket to-day. where sho has been
spending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Esther Robinson.
Mrs John +. Parsons will arrive at
Interlaken, In LenoX. tomorrow from
New York She will be accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Beatrice Bend
Bishop. junior at Vassar.
Among those who opened their
houses to-day we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Horton Lippineott. Miss Ellen
King and Mrs. Theodore b. Ledyard,
~ S'ockbridge; Miss Rosamond Dek.
and Hiss Francesca DeK. Glider, at
TyrinCham, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Bat Blake, al Pine Needles, Lenox.
Mrs. Leo Ernst and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright Ernst, Of Chicago, are at
the Curtis Hotel IN Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ". Van Brunt,
Of New York. are az the Berkshire Inn,
Great Darlington.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Mrs. e.. P. Wetmore and
Daughter at Newport
Open Chateau Surmer for Sum.
mer; Mrs. Belmont Prepar-
ing Marble House


NEWPORT r. l., June s.--Mrs.
George Peabody wetmore and her
daughter, Miss Edith Wetmorc, arrived
from New York to-day and occupied
Chateau Surmer. their Bellevue Avenue
residence, which had been opened for
them.
Mrs. Walter Andrews gave a dinner
for a few guests At the Hedge, her
Gibbs Avenue residence.
Under Mrs. O. II. 7. Belmonts dircc-
ton work was started to-day IN open
ing Marble House for the first time in
several years.
Twenty-Five ushers and bridesmaids
Who will serve at the wedding. Satur-
day. Of Miss Ann Wiekes Craven TO
Lieutenant Rodman Drake Dckay. u. 5.
~. held a picnic and supper NJ Beaver
Tail this evening. followed By a dance
at the Gardner House.
Dr.. Henry Barton Jacobs is expected
10 arrive on June II to open White
hold. his Narragansett Avenue resi-
dence. for the season.
Mrs. Dudley Davis arrived IN New
port to-day and proceeded 10 her resi-
dence. Wyndham Ridge. which has been
opened for the season.
Mrs. Craig Biddlc has registered Tor
tho season AZ tho Casino. as have Cap.
tnin and Mrs. Frank Taylor Evans. OF
the Training Station.
Charles S. Whitman. formerly Gov
crnor Of New York, and Mrs. Whitman
are expected shortly az their cottage
on Prices Neck. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Duell jrr;;' o.
New York. have rented Rocky Hall
the Bellevue Avenue residence OF Mrs
paul A Andrews
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
HenryT.Oxnard
BeetSugarKing,
Dies at His Club
Pioneer in Big Corporation
Succumbs TO Attack of
Acute Indigestion 3 Days
After Arrival in the City
Devoted Life TO Industry
Interested in Vast Realty
Projects in California
and Noted as Horseman

Henry Thomas OSnard. vice.prssl.
dent Of tho American Beet Sugar Com
rany. died Unexpectedly last night at
tho University Club after an attack Of
acute Indigestion He was siSty.tvo
years old Mr. Oxnhrd arrived In New
York three days ago from his home
In Upperville. Va. and left his once
for the club yesterday apparently in
good health.
Mr Oxnard was born in Marseilles.
France. His family Rad ben in the
sugar business for several generations.
10 was graduated from Harvard in
1882 and entered the sugar industry.
He sold out when the American Sugar
Company was formed and began 20
study the beet sugar industry, which,
he was convinced, had prosperous fu-
ture before 10 in this country
lie went 20 Europe. where he studied
the culture of the sugar beet and the
method Of obtaining the product and
started q campaign here 10 make beet
sugar popular.
His efforts we're successful He be-
came the Havomeyer Of the beet sugar
industry. he formerly was prcsiden,
Of the American Beet Sugar Company
For tho last ton years he had been act
ing vlce-president
He also had extensive interests In
California. being interested In vast
sugar beet fields IN the San joaquin
Valley. The town Of Oxnard, in Cali
fornia. was named after him. he was
a keen sportsman and a lover Of blood.
ed horses. his famous Blue Ridge stud
many valuable thorough
brcds.
His widow. Mrs. Marie Pichon Ok.
nard, is expected 90 arrive from Up
perville today. when arrangement for
burial will be made. other surviving
relatives are Adeline and Nadine Ok
nard. daughters; Robert Oxnard. San
Francisco. and Ben Oxnard, Savannah.
ca. brothers. and an unmarried sis.
ter. who lives in San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
l.. A. BoIes Weds Miss Welsh
Former Navy Man and Bride on
HONEYMOON i'm Canada


GREENWICH, Conn, June s.-Miss
Nora Welsh. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Welsh, OF White Plains was mar
ried 20 Leo Armstrong Boles, son OF The
late SIR. and Mrs John Bolcs Of Mason
Street. in 81. Marys R. {. Church,
White Plains. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Mollie Welsh. sister
OF the bride and Thomas A. Wigmore,
OF Greenwich. were the attendants. I'm
mcdiately following the ceremony the
couple left for trip 20 Canada. They
will reside in Greenwich. The bride is
active in social circles IN her home
town.
Mr.. Boles attended Brunswick School
and Georgetown College. During the
World War he served IN the naval avia-
tion corps. being for ten months IN Ire
land. He is associated with mis- two
brothers. George and Ambrose Boles, in
the rea! estate business IN Greenwich
and Sound Beach. He is a member OF
the Greenwich Lodge OF Elks and Orin-
oco Council. Knights Of Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
DEATHS

ALENANDER-Floren r.. beloved wife
OF DR. Henry T. Alexander daughter OF
Carrie and the late Jacob l"sy. sister
of Mrs. Corinne Eilstein. Selma Marion
and Archie Levy Called 20 'iernal rest
Funeral Friday. 10 40 n. m. from Bibo
Hotel. Madison ay and 9?d ~ Cleveland
papers please copy
BARKIIE-At Elizabeth y J.. June :,
1922. Archibald narklie. IN his soih year
Funeral services az his late residence.
63a Jefferson az. elizabeth =. j.. o.
Friday. June . 90 .. m.
BERG-On Thursday. June = 1922. a. A..
bury Park. y. J.. Mary RICE widow ~
tho Rey Herman o. ferg, -. y. fu-
neral services will be- held at The Port
Washingtoa Collegiate church Sew
YORK city. on SATURDAY Jun" 49, Ar \
o.. m. in,srment woodlawn Cemetery.
New York city
aged - years. beloved daughter ~ Pat
rick and Catherine moe Brady. Fg-
neral from her late residence. -.3 East
io0th st., on Friday morning. solemn
iotth s;.. west Of i.exingtoa, av.
BRYAN-on June 2. Ann franees. Al
her home, sssA Lafayette ay. brooklyn,
widow of she late Edward j. nryani sur
viyed BY two daughters. Mrs John
cowAn and Augustus 6 Bryaan three
Funeral from her late home. Friday,
$40 A. m. thence 20 the church -
the nativity. Classon az. and Madison
- whore a solemn mass will be offered
az 10 a. m. interment Calvary Gene
terry.
BgESTE-Aa,ilda. aged 30. on Wstnes-
day. June Z. after lingering liiness.
beloved Wife Of Charles Edward Buente
ST.. late Of Brooklyn. Services Friday,
Juns p p m. at Westmlnster boule-
ward and Hamilton a.. Laurelion, J.. l.
Funeral Saturday morning. Coventry
and birmingham tEnsland) papers
please copy.
CAsSIDy-on June 6. Sorah dearly be-
loved daughter of Francis j. and the
lato Mary Cassidy. Funeral from her
late residence. 1850 Monroe av. corner
i7gd st.. on Friday. $40 a. m. thence
TO ST Charles Borromeo's Church. itist
-. near seventh av interment ST.
Raymonds cemetery. Automobie cor
tege
CITATHER-In London. England. on
June 4. Gabriel Gordon ciesther.
CHARLOrIs-Jean Isseore, BELOVED hus.
band OF Elise l. chariouis. or Wednes-
day. Juns T. ie73 Funeral az his late
residence, 2t1 W. 99th st., on Friday
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Mrs. Sprcckels TO Exhibit Art

PARIS. June S (By The Associated
Press).-The French government has
turned over 10 Mrs Adoiph b.
spreckels. Of San Francisco. a portion
Of the palace OF the Legion Of Honor
for an exhibition Of art objects which
she has been collecting in Europe for
a duplicatc Of the palace, which she
is having built in San Francisco. Ihis
exhibition probably viii last SIX weeks
beginning IN July, 1928.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
MRS. MARY T.. TOFFEY

Mrs. Mary +. ToFey, widow OF Colo
mel John J. Tofey, onetime Sheriff
OF Hudson County and long a resident
Of Jersey City. died yesterday at the
age OF seventy. She is survived by
two sons. Colonel John ToFey, com
mandcr Of the 35th Regiment. IT, s. A.,
stationed in the Philippines; William
Y. Toaey 2d. and a sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Throckmortor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

who will leave next week for a vacation
in their home in Italy.
Mrs. Charles A. Hamlin and Miss
Anna Hamlin will go to Bernardsville,
y. j., where Miss Hamlin will be a
bridesmaid for Miss Cornelis Sage, at
her marriage TO Mir. Henry Landon jr.
Saturday. Mrs. Hamlr and Miss Ham
lin will go TO Mattapoisctt, Mass. next
week 10 remain throughout the summer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Going On To-day
DAY


American Museum OF Natural H!siorr; ad'
mission free. .
Metropolitan Museum o., Art: admission
IS cents
Aquarium. admission free.
New York Historical Society: admission
Van cortland, PARK Museum; admission
free
Zooiox.cai Park admission free.
ErhtbifIon % whistler Autographs ana
Penn.li etchlngs and exhibition OF post
ers. brooklyn Museum. Eastern PARKWAY
and Washington Avenue. all day.
Convention % American Surgical Trade
AgsociAtion. Hotel Astor. o'clock.
Convention of the Music Industries Cham
her of Commerce % the United states.
Hotel Commodore. all day.
NIGHT
Alumni dinner u the New York College or
pentistry. Hotel Commodore. o'clock
c.rrivaf Tor the bsneft Of Authorr
Iesguo % America. Madison square
Garden. 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
NINE. INVOKE KOHAsHI

TOXIC. May l2 tBy The Associated
Press The death OF Nine. Miyoke
Kohashi. one OF the veteran women
leaders Of the empire, has Just been
reported. Nine Kohashi, who was
keen student OF women's problems, had
spent several years in different parts
OF the Western world.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
ROOSEVELT y. HATCH

Nrfci1I DFr1fch 70 The Tribnns
GREENWICH. Conn. June s.-Rose-
we'll y. Hatch died az local sani-
tarium here last night al the age Of
ninety. He was a retired lawyer and
an old member Of the New York Bar
Association. He was a member Of the
original committee which fought the
Tweed ring half q century ago. Prior
20 his death he wrote his own obituary
and made arrangements for his own
funeral
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
I. A. McSparran to Marry

LANCASTER. Pa. June s.--John A.
MeSparran. Democratic nominee for
Governor OF Pennsylvania. will marry
Mrs. Sadie Holland, OF Mills, Mass
on June 20. IT was learned to-day. The
wedding will be solcmnized N Mrs:
Hollands home She is an officer OF
the National Grange and connected
with the Massachusetts, Department OF
Agriculture.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
MARRIAGES

LAWRENCF - CHRISTOPHER = juno :.
1922. ~ the church ~ the Incarnation.
New York. by the Rev charles y. Bel
den. Helen Christopher. Of Council Bluns
Iowa. 10 Frank Il. Lawrence. Of Bronx
vile. y. Y.
-WHITE-Married In Now York
clty. June g. Margaret white. daughter
u Mr and Mrs " w white, ~ Engle-
wood. y J and Mr. Carl A. schena, OF
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Miss Hurd and
MIR. Cummings
Are Married
Wedding of Daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. George Hurd
iu Church of Incarnation
Is Followed by Reception
Miss CharlotteBe Bride
rrsaeement of Miss Seton
/. Announced; Whitney
Milk Fund Fair To-day

,o.. y,,hsrine Hurd, daughter OF
-. Mrs. George Hurd. was mar
~. - NJ John Bradley Cummings yes
REC y .f,.rnoon in the Church OF the
rro.y ..;sn. The ceremony was per
lrealns'Sv ~ the Rev. H. Percy Silver
formes bv the Rev. S. de Lancey
assismc rector Of All Angels Church.
ssoiloved by a reception at the
u "" NJ. and Mrs. Richard NJ.
sons 70 East si1ty-eighth Street
hgI0,, bndsl party we're MISS GA.
70 gurd. Who vas Der sisters MAID
T,ns-oy. Miss Betty Thompson, Miss
o. ~ nss Duncan. Miss Helen Hagen,
vor''ccs 'ccs,,sldine Thompson, Miss Eliza
~ ~ Wseker and Miss Eleanor hurd'
. o',S ,ou,in OF the bride, as the orides'
maids. Nj. broth
49,. hest man. and the uIners Neie
~. puekley Wells. Mr.. Donald iuessr'
", William MseGregor CIark' Mi'
cs,r,es 2. Clark. Mr.. Henry Z TOW
y, and Mr.. Arthur w. Hurd' orothef
o. "" ,a' br,Ss's gown was white chiffon
u,s;,c satin and vas trimmed with
80 g. ror,bined old lace which nso
'I--.d W. fhe weddings gowns OF ootn
s.o'... o'...s,Srothers. She carried a bou-
ne, - wbite orchids The maid OF
scror wore pink chiffon trimmea WIN VIII
silver leaves Her hat was & o, p,hs INK
, ,.raw combined with SILVER ana s sns
49, s...,es a Sououet Of 0phelia roses and
s,sk ana lavender swsetpeas. g..
pr r.. br;Gssmsids we're gowned IN
'e1, trimmed with silver leaves
srSy s.5 wore so,, rink hats. Their bouquets
we're v,T Of pink sveetpsas and blue del del
vti,;rr. - ~ After & wedding trip TO Ber,
-. Nr Curiines ard his bride VIII
- -. tbejr home at Bedford Hills.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Misc Ann Seton Engaged

A. dinner given last night at their
home. De Winton. Greenwich, Conn"
Nr. and Mrs Ernest Thompson seton
announced the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Ann Seton. TO Mr.. Ham
ilton Cottier, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo l.. Cottcr. Of Scsrsdale, y. T..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In NIemoriam Notices

may be telcphoned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for IN
scrtion in The next days paper.
Telephone Bcckmdn 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
CHARLES WnITEHOUsE

GLOVERSVILLE, y. Y, June s.
Charles whitehouse, who celebrated his
one hundredth birthday last Friday,
died to-day He was born in Ogdens-
burg June 2, 1922, coming TO Gloyers-
willie after the close Of the Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

The wedding Of Miss Charlotte Boyer,
s.a~s,er Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
~ psysr and Mr. Cedric A. Major took
rlses J.{ Yesterday afternoon. The eere-
P.sry .o,y was performed at 5:45 at the
h.r,s c of the bride. 4 reception fol-
iowsd ,r, AZ the 81. Regis and about $50
russts were entertained.
The bride had only one attendant
s,r sister. Miss Alice Boyer. who was
psr maid OF honor. Mr.. Amos j. Peas
lee acted as best man and the ushers
we're Nr. Henry Major, Mr.. Willism
w,Ross;e and Mr Tristan Antell.
Nh and Mrs. Major left after the
reeeption for Alaska. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
bySidneyDark

with an introduction by Haywood
broun il good reading.
Attractive settings, intriguing
plots. lots Of action, virile romance
and strong characters, combine to
make interesting reading in gener-
Gus measure in Ethel Delps collec.
uon Of seven novelettes published
Under the title of THE ODDS"
Not all Andersons are dry.
There's "R. c." for example. whose
iousing romance, "The Isle Of Seven
Moons" has all the ingredients Of q
lingering literary cocktail, with ex-
citing incidents, love end adventure,
mystic island and some lovely bits
OF imaginative writing. It's a top
ping story for a reader who likes
action without exertion.
n n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
DEATHS

"'i 'in.','.'' -, ~ a.. Ia, rbarIes Dar.
isli beloved daughter n ~ ani Ne
chirls, west in h,r s,'h. 's'r. ras'rii
from her ARE rssidsnc0 800 WrF' ,iasSH
~ on Frldsy Jons . i1ll 90 Do n.
r.,tn. r,rt.rs
DI'Hr''' ,. ,. t..v - 80.
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from her lf. resifencs. fif he.i IN
- on Friday June ? af ln ~ ~
fefmeni Mount DIif'f 'fne'fff 80
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Iooisy Fgnsrai from /. 70 .si,e r''....t,.i.,.
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Dol ihnnce 20 Hof .an
"here fe0pien fn'f i
lni,fm'nf ''i''iB
DOYLE cashsrfr. faurs'fa f4r. ~.
i'rsd daughter ~ Michael anf rf'h -s-r@
uoy'f Fgn'ril ffom e.r '''
tstt b,o'd sa',fl, o., sr'-
'hence iD ne 'hlrfn p NJ
solemn ms's eiil BE- offrfl if 100 70
pose NJ n'i so''
FTTfuFR nersrsrd Drrf-r Thomas "a.
On Tburstsv funa Z fflf 40 Enafv
y s. Reverend Doctor Fl. fst 80
saints church Aitanr 20 -itM-
high mass saturday fIrf ~. ~
Maftiss y p - hlf,
if'An'hl ana rNNi,
torment 're4n"ooi ''n''f5
uARRIeoN-On fura r 1872 raifirf
wh'9s ..ldos n Iyn4e farfI..a-.. gtrg
fcss and irfermonf private a' Sew
Haven. Conn FRIDAY Juno
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HANEMfDfh- -Jonn re. p a,l0lh ~
Y son n ne 'a'o Mayor
Harsnieycr anf rafan 'ft'f Hit-I. RI.
n h.s 9',h year, fonsrr..' .'-s' -. 80, '
On saturday morning ~ i0.ro 1.d.rh
Tram ,eay,es from pranf ....s
ulteI let'N a., pr 90
ard time VIII b. inet A. l'hH
non ln''fin'n' private
i1ss is1g. v.n~erf Hsv-arsf 81.
loved husband ~ Barbara. ora fsbae'Pt1
Charles anf Marie Ntfrlrrf TIrtfil
from hs late rrsldencs sf C0rre.iass,,n
quiem mass az e. Rflslls D. r ahgrtf
1rfermer' So Johns 'emrf'ry
HAyDFN on juno r. i4e1 cha-is+ r'
Haydsr Tuns'ai .srv.es 0n ls.ie-
jane i'-. a' ~ W. a.s.a',',.ts
JOINSTONE-on TUESDAY funH tf-
Minnie Z Tahnsfone wife 20 lay i.
Johnston Funrrai services % Dos. 'f.e.
mn on rridav Igr. af ifaa
UoaN.r rt.t.t,b .. f,r. ,grF .ftet
ft'two ,earr beloved father NJ Dstg.. q.
Kornau rurersi fr1m rs lara FL
ars,, ass,v y m5. .Tl'. 10 -, m .''."'''
Lutheran rencfery fa'.
ueNAuARA -, ura fre. varg b.
loved dsughfe- ~ Iafrla arf w
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

luksNoHf JEsi a1rcs rTtocrlCh ". Beach,
Mrs. Edward Van lngen. Mrs. J. Lori.
Mr.. Malcolm Whitman and Mr.. Beverly
Bogert.
Mrs. Eldridge Matthew Roberts en-.
tertaired az dinner at the Ritz.Carl-
ton last evening at which the guest OF
honor was Miss Louise Wilson. Her
party included Miss Rosaiind STAN
ford, Major Gardner. Mrs Edmond
wilde, Judge and Mrs George Wallace.
Mrs. Samuel j. Wsgstsn and Nr. Har.
vey MeCrav.
Among thos. who entertained ye,ter.
day in the Japanese garden at the
Ritz-Carlton were Mrs. John X. Drex,l
jr.. Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz. Mrs.
Marshall S. Russell and Mrs Sherwood
Aldrieh.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly en-.
tertained yesterday AZ a luncheon at
Delmonieo's, at which Mrs. William A.
NJ. Burden was among her guests.
Society Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Bache are spend.
ing some time at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Osgood Field
are in New York from their country
place in Leno1. Mass, and during their
stay are at the Ambassador.
Mrs. William J. Simpson and her
daughter, Miss Mary Simpson, have
arrived in New York from their home
at Youngstown, Ohio, and are at the
Hotel Lorraine for week.
Mr. H. D. Kountzo is in New York
from Bedford, visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman kountze, at the Am
bssssdor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prescott Gros-
venor have taken a cottage at York
Harbor, Ne. for the season, and Mrs.
Grosvenor has already gone there.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Coulter jr..
Of Tuxedo Park, motored in from their
home and are at the Vanderbilt for 4
brief stay.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09


Miss Seton is . graduate Of th. Spence
School. class Of 1871 She returned re-
Gently with her mother from an ex.
tended trip through Europe and Egypt
Mr.. Cottier Ia a member Of this years
graduating class at Princeton. No
date has been set for the wedding.
A fair and tea for the benefit Of the
Babies Milk Fund Of the Nassau
County Association and Of the New
York Hospital will be given to-day at
Greentree. the home Of Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney at Manhssset. l.. I. All
kinds Of articles will be for sale, in
eluding bargains in antiques, French
bird pictures, edibles o, every descrip-
tion, flowers, pedigreed livestock and
hats. There will also be fortune tell
ing and other features Of the annual
fair
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
UNDERTAKES
CEllETERiKs

THE wOODLAWN cEyRlfRv
233d 81. Jerome o. Lexington SlsH sarf
Book ~ views or Represent st.sa
Tslephone Woodiawn li0c. 80 9q'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Many Entertain at Pierre's
Among those who entertained at
Pierrs's last night at the opening Of
their summer garden were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Sabin. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph S. Stevens, Mrs. Goodhue Liv.
ingston, jr., Mrs. Frederick o. Beach,
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen. Mrs. J. Lori.
mer Mordeau, Mr.. n. Carey Morgan.
Mr.. Malcolm Whitman and Mr.. Beverly
Bogert.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

'oyel son ~ James suf Lmuf i
nt hts rer.dsrrn. fft 'fnfff Iaft ~
i'n,gD,c .rJ 49,. rh.es r.,,. ~
r. s : Martha Wa8hini'o Hiltg
funeral on Friday f.ff m. D
isfe re.idorre. solemn requiem 40 y
th. rhurch ~ fhe Ascension
y, 10 m iufarmcnt cta ~
s.uet.rs. automobile r0ffef'.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Coulter jr..
OF Tuxedo Park, motored in from their
home and are at the Vanderbilt for a
brief stay
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

HtNENElFH "J011 IT1TF ~ ITI|'t (,
= y son - fhe iafo Mayor WI|Iu
Havsnieycr and farlh Nrlig NfVrni 49,
IN hs 90th year fu1eraI s'rf 49,
late residence. ga faWlIf.fo a.. zoo if
m SATURDAY morning 40 IN no q
Train leaves from Grand Central r'.'I'
upper level a. so a m. Eastern e'l
ara time wIu D. mot A. i0.hrCl D.
lion lrfcrmenf private. - =
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prescott Gros-
venor have taken a cottage at York
Harbor, Ne. for the season, and Mrs
Grosvenor has already gone there.