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The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Ensign Sinton
Weds Daughter of
Captain Lincoln
Couple Pass Through Arch Of
Swords at Naval Wedding
in Newport.

Special Dispatch % Tnn Nnw Yeas nn~s6a
NEwroRr. r. Il. AUG. is--There were
more than 800 guests In Trinity Church
this afternoon for the weddlnx o. Mis-
Christine Lee Lincoln danzhter %
Capt. Gatewood 4. Lincoln. q. II ~.
and Mrs. Lincoln. 20 Ensign Niilia ~
Sinton. L. $. ~. son OF Afr. ana Mrs
Arthur sinton OF Richmond Va.
The ceremony was performed Nv
Chaplain John II. MacNair. q. - ~.
assisted By the Rev. stanley {. HUGHES
rector OF the church. The bride WAS
given away by her father. She wore
cloth OF silver under chlffon embroidered
in pearls, a tuile veil and silver ban
deau.
Miss Louisa Grayson az Plttsburg was
maid OF honor. and the bridesmaid.
were the Misses Catherine Lanlhan.
Sarah Gray sosl. Agnes Otto and Rcbeka
Fl. Wellington.
The best man was DY. Arthur CLAYTON
Sinton. Jr.S brother OF the bridegroom.
and the ushers were Lieut.. Allan Bar
rett. Lieut.. Moore and Enslgns Maurice
van Clevc. George Eannsurs, Walter Al.
Weed, Jr., and John Boyd Mallard.
The altar was decorated with greens
and white lilies. the pulpit with pink
nlies and hydrangeas and floral arches
We're erected on aisles to pews The
couple passed out of the church under
an arch formed by the crossed swords
of the officer ushers.
Following the ceremony there was a
large reception at the home OF the
brides parents at the Training Station.
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MISS ATLEE BRIDE OF
OLIVER II. p. CLAYTON
Marriage Here Surprises Her
Friends in Philadelphia.

Spccsol Dispatch 10 THE NEW Yoxx fIsRss n
PHILADELPHIA, .Aig. 19.-Dr. and Mrs.
Louis w. Atlee of 2039 Pine street and
Devon to-day announced the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Christiana Brin-
ton Atlee. in New York by a clergy
man last Tuesday to Mr. Oliver II. p.
Claxton OF New York. son OF the late
William REIN Claxton.
The news of the wedding caused a stir
in social circles. as the bride was TO
have made her debut in this city No.
vernber ~ at tea in the Bellevue
Stratford. Rumors of an clopement
were current tonight but Mr. Claxton.
at the home OF his wife's parents In
Devon, emphatically denied them.
"Of course. we did not take all our
friends into our confidence, and II Is
therefore natural for them to be sur
prised. But my wife simply went to
New York with the consent OF her
parents and we were married Mr..
Atlee had urged us to wait until after
Christianass debut. but we didn't feel
that we could"
Mr. Claxton. who was educated in
Columbia University. first met his wife.
who Is 10 years old. at the Saturday
evening dancing class in the Bellevue
Stratford last winter.
The Claxton family formerly lived In
Chestnut Hill. When Mr. Ciaxton's
mother died In the winter OF 1919 he
moved TO New York. There he made
his home With Oliver and Christopher
La Fargo. relatives of his mother, who
was the daughter OF the late John La
Fargo, the artist
Mr.. Claxton Is "A years old. He Is IN
the marine insurance business In New
York
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FREDERICK BERTUcH,
PAPER MAKER, rs DEAD
Former President of Pulp As
sociafion Was 66.

Frederick Bertuch. aged s6. a paper
manufacturer. for many years president
Of the American Pulp and Paper ARso-
ciation, died Thursday at hts home
Babylon. l.. T.. after a long Illness. 10
was decorated by the King % Norway
with the Order Of ST. Olaf for hts work
In developing the pulp industry In that
country by Importation of pulp into the
United States.
Born In Germany, he came 10 this
country when boy. lie was educated
in private schools and graduated from
Stevens College. Until his retirement
twelve years ago he was head OF Fred
erck Bertuch 4 Co He was a member
of the Uptown apd New York Athletic
clubs and a Mason. He leaves his wife
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row in the Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity. Burial will be in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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LAIRD---THoMPsoN.

Mr.Nand Mrs. Samuel Wilson Laird
yesterday returned from Atlantic City,
whore they spent their honeymoon. They
were married August ! by the Rev. Il.
Malcolmn Mcleod OF the Collegiate
Church OF St Nicholas. The bride was
Miss Helen Clair Thompson. grand
daughter of the late Prof O'Connor
of England. She Is a graduate OF Mount
De SALES Academy. Baltimore, Md.
and for fourteen months was In the
naval overseas transportation service
Mr.. Laird Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Russell Laird OF Williamsport
Pa, a graduate of Lehigh. and served
twelve months at the front in France.
The couple viii make their home at
151 Joralemon st. Brooklyn.
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CRAWFORD NOTCH. n. IT.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YonK HnsAtp.
CRAwroRp NorcH, N. H.. Aug. 1e.--
Finals In the annual Crawford Notch
tournament for the Holbrook cup were
played here yesterday afternoon, A. III.
Brawner, Jr., of New York winning
from Howard y. Abel OF Brooklyn with
a. score OF 3--2.
Mrs. Charles f.. Gilbert OF Hartford
gave a large bridge party and tea to-
day.
Arrivals at the Crawford House in
ciude Mr.. and Mrs. Warren q. Seaman
and party. MlneoIa. l.. l.. Mrs. John j.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Tackaberry
and Mr.. IL. Reynolds OF New York. who
came from South America TO join his
fisncee, Miss Mabelle Byawner.
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NOTES or SOCIETY.

Mrs. James Tnslce CoddIngton has
just returned TO her country place al
Tenafly, ~ j., after visiting Mrs. waiter
Camp. Jr., at Indian Neck. Brangord,
Conn. Mr. Camp is now playing polo a;
Meadow Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahstedt or The
wykagyl County Club, New Rochelle,
left yesterday 70 visit Mrs. Sc Soy Will
isns at Spring Lake. Mrs williams is
Mrs. Mahlstedts sfsteA
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o'KEEFE FUNERAL TOMORROW

The funeral of John @. O'Keeffe. sec
retary OF the board of trustees of Belle
vue Hospital will be held at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning in St. Patrick's
Cathedral. Burial will be in Calvary
Cemetery. A delegation Of doctors and
nurses from Bellevue Hospital will at
tend the church service. as well as repre-
sentatives from the Friendly Sons OF St.
Patrick. OF which Mr.. OKeeffs was
treasurer: the American Irish Society, Of
which he was a member OF the executive
council, and from the Catholic Boys
Clubs of the Archdiocese OF New York,
Of which he was director.
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Ex-P0LICE SURGEON DEAD.
Dr. samuel VI. johnson Also
Served I'm Fire Departments.

Dr. Samuel NJ. johnson, oged Sc, for
twenty years police surgeon, diod
Tuesday at his home at the st. George
Hotel, 81 Clark street Brooklyn. after
an illness Of several weeks. DR. john
son suffered nervous breakdown "A few
years ago from which he never rccov-
cred. He was u graduate of Belle
vue Medical College and prior to his
appointment as police surgeon in 1856
was surgeon in the Fire DE partment
He retired a. police surgeon in 1907.
lie leaves hts wife, Elizabeth Gastlin
johnson a son, Charles. and a daughter
Mrs a. II. Jacobs. Funeral services
will be held In Johnstown. ~. Y, Tuesday.
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IN MEMORIAM.

DIsKEN-Twelfth Anniversary Mass VIII he
celebrated at st. Francis " Assist Church
for The soul Of our dearly beloved mother.
Bridget Disken. who departed this ifs1
August 20. 1910.
HAafAsERSTETN Tho sainted' mnmorv ot
my darling sister, Allie Vivian Hammer
stein, who entered paradise August 20.
1910 Mercy and truth are met together.
Righteousness and peace have Kissed each
other. Loving sister Anne.
HANfMERsTEIN In loving memory of our
darling mother. Allie Vivian Hammer
stein; passed away August 90 1910
Oscar. Reginald Hammerstcin.
MAYER.--fn loving memory Of my dear
brother and uncle. Dr. Abraham Mayer.
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J. WILBUR CHAPMAN WED.
Son of Noted Evangelist Marrfes
Miss Hazel Ware.

Special Dispatch 70 TIE NEW YosK HrRarp
LEBANON. N. H.. Aug. l9.--Tho mar
riage OF J. Wilbur Chapman Of New
York and Miss Hazel Ware, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ware OF Lebanon,
took place at the brides home at noon
yesterday The Rev. John w. Barker
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Chapman rs the son of the ate
J. Wilbur Chapman. evangelist. VINO
was at. the time OF his death. about two
years ago, pastor Of the Third Presby-
terian Church. New York. The young
couple are now en- route to South
America
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SERVICES IN MUNICH
FOR MRS. M'CAHILL
Miss TunuIty, Her Compan.
ion, Improving in Hospital.

Special CobIe 20 Tun Nsw Yoax HrRArp
Copyright, 1879, by THE NEW YorK rIxnsip
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Aug. no.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Nc
Cahill who was killed in an automobile
accident in which Miss Mary Tumulty
daughter or Joseph T. Tumulty. who was
secretary 10 President Wilson. wore held
In Munich yesterday. The American
Embassy in Berlin was represented by
It's secretary. w. NJ. Wilson. The body
Is being sent 10 New York for burial.
The Czecho-Slovaklan government on
hearing OF the accident sent a special
envoy TO inquire after the condition OF
Miss Tumulty. She is improving and
hopes 10 leave the hospital within three
weeks.
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MARTIN MEINsCHEIN DIES.
Restnarateur Is Victim OF Diabetes
I'm Germany.

Martin Meinschein, a well known res
taurateur OF the West Side. died in Ger
many on August 9. according 10 word
received In this city yesterday. He sailed
five weeks ago on the George Wash :
inrton 10 visit his mother near Ham
burg. and 70 receive treatment for dia-
betes.
lie was born In Germany fortythrcc
years ago, TITS present restaurant Is at
teade and Church streets. Mr.. Men-
schcin leaves a daughter, who lives IN
Katonah. y. Y, and a half brother.
Charles.
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FUNERAL or ". w. COOPER.

Funeral services for Edward w.
Cooper. Assistant District Attorney OF
Kings county wfo died suddenly IN his
home. 1893 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn.
Wednesday. we're held yesterday in st.
Marks Methodist Church. Beverley road
and Ocean avenue. The Rev DR.. Robert
n. Moore. the pastor. presided. Mem
bers % the District Attorneys STAFF. and
many prominent lawyers were present
Ruris was in kenslco Cemetery.
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MISS HUMBERT ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Humbcrt Of
10 Brainard street. Upper Montclair, ".
j.. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Gladys Madeleine Hum
bert, to Alfred w. speer. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney 8. Speer. OF West Cald-
well. N. y. Miss Humbert IL a vocal
student. Mr.. Speer is a graduate OF the
University OF Michigan. He served for
two years overseas, receiving his COM
mission Mt an officers training camp
In France. Both are graduates Of the
Montclair High School. class of 1916.
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WEDS MRS. w. T. ROCK.
Widow Of First yitagraph Presi-
dent sfarries.

Mrs. Florence Edith Rock, widow of
William II. Rock first president OF the
Vitagraph Company OF America, who
died July 27, 1916. was married yester-
day to John Hiram Berlx, an insurance
broker OF % Dey street. The ceremony
was performed at Oyster Bay at Mrs.
Rocks summer home. Rock Haven, by
the Rev. T.. r. Faust OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Oyster Bay. after
which wedding supper was served on
the lawn.
Mrs. Rock was attended by Mr.. Berk's
sister, Miss Pauline Berk. and Miss
Frances Samuels Harry Harston OF
Brooklyn was best man.
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At washington htei..

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The willard-Alfred B. Simmons.
John Donnelly. Henry z. Knox, Mrs.
irving Knox, Mrs. Auckland Brownwell.
Miss 1.ouise Joss. Mrs. r. b. Kimball.
Mr.. Il. /. X. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Knox.
The Shoreham--F. y. Shipley, Mr..
and Mrs. James b. Davis.
The Harrington--Meivin Ncwberry,
William G. Wolfeman. Richard d. Gin
ningham, S. M. Walker. William e.
Wolbrecht.
Wardman Park Inn--Julius Langner.
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STUART E. HALL is DEAD
AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY
ODcrfroining for Athletics
Kills NeU York Student.

Stuart Eldridge Hail. aged "a. oldest
son OF H. j. 5. Hall and the late Alice
Reynolds Hall of $40 Park avenue, died
August l6 at oxford University. Eng
land, where he was studying. according
10 word received yesterday by relatives.
Aware Of the serious nature of his H.
ness. said TO have been induced by over
training for athletic events, his father
sailed for England July 4 and was at
his sons bedside at his death.
The young man was graduated from
Princeton In 1921.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Brown leather brief case. with book
~ accounts and papers. Wednesday. 80
2. NJ, iocnl " "a. r. subway. going uptown.
between CRY Hall and 3sth -. of no value
- finder. very Important 20 owner will
pay rnoa reward. Return NORRIS RUBIN.
STEIN, carr Progressive Knitting Mills. o0s
nroAHeAy. Prooslyn.
fsISr-nar. BEADED. win glit frame. con.
tanning haDdkerchisf. physicians prescrip-
ffru And string ~ hcada. lost Thursday. NJ
A. a.. ~ black and white tasicab going
from white star tine pier 70 So West End
nY. suitable rrwArd n returned 20 A. NJ.
-flfkirEH - ath av,
flcNT--lllaek pnrketbcok containing sum
~ manNf and giramahip TICKET. Reward
N rafnfneA fa Nss Wet lanth -
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swIKAHT--BARBER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Barber OF
Paris, formerly OF Washington Heights
have announced the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Florence Barber. 10 Mr.
George Swilart OF this city on July IA
at the Chapel OF the Intcrccssion. Mrs
Swikart Is a graduate OF Barnard Col
lege. class OF 1918. Mr.. Swikart Is
president OF tho New York optometric
Society. The young couple will reside
at the home OF the brides parents until
their return.
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The Spanish Ambassador and Mime. de
Riano. accompanied by the counselor of
the. Embassy, Francisco de Cardenas,
.aave gone to Philadelphia to witness the
Spanish tennis team play in the Davis
cup tournament.
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The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Miss Frazer. sister OF Robert Frazer.
Jr.. Consul-GeneraI at Large. who has
been the guest OF Henry A. du Pont at
his home In Ma chusetts avenue. has
returned to her home in Wilmington.
Del
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
AMERICANS DIVORCED ABROAD.
Paris Court Grants Decree %
Georne W. neatly.

PANS. Aug. 1a.-Al Lerranf an -.
torney announced to-day that a divor
had been granted ~ George william
Beatty from his wife, Gencvicse paulc.A
Beatty. Of 2S1O Broadway. New Yotk,
The divorce became effective N Frant3
on June ~. Judgment was given ~
default IN the Eighth Court Of the clyil
tribunal OF the Seine.
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CHARLES II. HIGGINS.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 19.--Charies p. Hig
gins former Sergeant-at-Arms in the
United States Senate. Is dead at his
home here after an illness of several
weeks. He was Ga years old.
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ffNWr&e TteiN4iy HptM niNrFNfts rfiKr
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MISS MCCORMICK IN BAsLEl
Met Max oser. Her Finnce. "a Fre-
auent Caller ne seeti~berG.

SEErIsnTRG, switzerland Aug. Ia
Miss Mathlide Mccormick. granddaugh-
ter ~ John y. Rockefeller. has left here
after n nay ~ several days y l.
runiored thss she l. gone - Basic. Max
Oser. her fiance, called upon her several
times while hero. Miss Mccormick waA
accompanied BY her gnvcrucss
LucERsR. Switzerland. Aug.ia.-S Secrecy
in the wedding of Mathlide Mccormick.
granddaughter ~ John r. Rockefeller.
with Max oser, the Swiss rlding master.
may be very difficult. ~ the Swiss law
requires q public nctice announcing the
marriage 70 be posted two weeks rrlor
10 it, consummation IN this case This
notice would be posted IN nasle, the
legal residence Of Ossr.
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E N c. A C E D

SILvERMAN-HORWFT Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Horwit of 10 Pennsylvania av., Brooklyn,
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Hcnriette s.. to Mr.. Max Silvermau
o; 1861 Park place. Brooklyn.
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B I r T H S !.

HARDY.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy lnee
Barrar) announce the birth OF a son on
August Is, at Fair Haven. Red Bank,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ROTH Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roth and
family Of 80 West goth -. and Mr.. Louis
NJ Levy desire 70 acknowledge the sim
cerc expressions OF sympathy extended u
them by all their reln tlves and friends.
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ENGAGED TO y. II. DAVIS. JR.

Miss Suzanne " du vivier. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George du vivier. is eu.
gagged to Mr.. samuel Humphreys
Davis, Jr,
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sam REwAnp

Positively ~ questions asked. fer return az
tfstker arwaasun ease With hrown canvas
cover marked ~ W r.. cantn thing keys
nNneru and fe~~irv hax i0st N rnAlr waiting
eresi. pe~nsyixsuia Railroad station. about
eis VI "a. AgNpFt ~ ". ATTY, 80 w
rTth ".
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WASHINGTON.

The Secretary of the Treasury. MT.
Mellon. who is at Prides Crossing, Mass.
with his daughter, Miss Ailsa Mellon,
and his son, Paul Mellon. will return
Tuesday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt entertained at
luncheon in Sherry's yesterday for her
mother, Mrs. Joseph e. Willard. =,
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne will return
b her house in Princeton. n. j.. from
Bar Harbor. early in September.
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Tuesday morning.
Nine. Grouitch, wife of the Minister
of Serbia, has gone to Newport to be the
guest of Miss Martha Goldman until
Thursday, when she will meet her, hus-
band in Boston and they will go to Dub
lin, N. H., to be the guests ofrMr. and
Mrs. Franklin Macveagh.
Congressman Joseph G. Cannon and
his daughter and niece, Miss Helen Cam
non and Miss Helen Leseure. have re-
turned to their home after several weeks
visit to different resorts in MassaciM-
sets.
| The american Consul at Venice. Italy,
and Mrs. James BARLEY Young. accom-
panied by the formers sister. Miss Nan
Young. arrived in New York yesterday,
from Trieste. Mr.. Young is having
two months vacation. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rankin Young Of
(12O X street. ". W.. Washington.
| The Spanish Ambassador and Mime. de
Riano. accompanied by the counselor OF
the Embassy. Francisco de Cardenas,
>aave gone to Philadelphia to witness the
Spanish tennis team play in the Davis
cup tournament.
Rear Admiral j. L. Latimer. Judge ad-
vocate Of the navy. and Mrs. Latimer
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth Josephine Latimer.
to Lieut.. Robert Calvin Thaxton, u. S.
NJ. c.. stationed at Quantico. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker have
motored to Chaumont. ". ". where they
Joined her brother-in-law and sister DR..
and Mrs. Daniel Borden. at their sum-
mer home there.
Miss Frazer. sister OF Robert Frazer.
Jr.. Consult General at Large, who has
been the guest OF Henry A. du Pont at
his home In Ma assa achusetts avenue. has
returned to her home in Wilmington.
| Del.
DR.. Clyde NJ. Gearhart has returned
from a visit to friends in Shepherds
town, w, Va. and will leave Washing.
ton on Tuesday for New York, where
on Saturday he viii sail on the steam
ship Majestic for France.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs E. Henry Hartman will return
to Arden. N. Y, from trip of six
weeks in the West on September 81.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer returned
yesterday TO Stamford. Conn, after a
short stay in New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. James B. Haggin has returned to
her home. East Sixty-fourth street.
from Newport, where she was guest
of Miss Julia Berwind.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. Ralph Lincoln Emerson of Bos-
ton is at the Belmont for few days.
Mr.. Alfred l. dupont OF Wilmington Is
at the same hotel
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D | E d .

Ahnemann, William Kinkead, Maxwell
Atchison-Ely. r. u. Kocher, George
Baker. Elizabeth v. Lang. Samuel G.
Benson. Thomas q. t.ernbcrrcr, Simon
Frown. charlotte u. Martin. Susan r.
Ccakley, Annette r. Middleditch, NJ. @.
Colo, Rcbert M C'Keeffe, John G.,
Ccppinger. Charles A, OiNeil. David w.
Cramer, Sophie Perceval, Charles
Deyo, Solomon l.. Shanahan, William
Fitzpatrick. VI. Smith, Alice S.
tioldthwaite, Dora Stormcs, sarah l..
Hall, stuart II. Valley. Sophia
Hansen. JAMS 4. Vincent. Marvin II.
Henry, Ella Ward, Mary NJ.
Johnson. Samuel Nj. Wolf, Rose.
Josten. Louis l.. Wood, w. NJ, Jr.
Kane, Nellie ]. Wykes. Afred.
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slr. and Mrs. Frederick Osborn. who
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jay Schieffelin at Tranquility Farm.
Asheville. Ne. have returned to Garri-r
son, NJ Y st
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Mrs. Esther Chauncey and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emily Chauncey. are the guests
of Mrs. George A. Crocker in Southamp-
ton.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner have
gone on an automobile trip to Maine
from Morristown. N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Miss. Frances Ogden Jones is enter
tanning a party of guests at New Lon
don, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Miss Lucy Aldrich. sister Of Mrs. John
D. Rockefeller. Jr.. who has been maxi
ing a tour OF Germany. France and
Switzerland, will take a trip around the
world before returning to America.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW IOAh.
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer returned
yesterday to Stamford. Conn, after n
short stay in New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Scribner have
gone on an automobile trip to Maine
from Morristown. N. ].
slr. and Mrs. Frederick Osborn. who
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jay Schieffelin at Tranquility Farm.
Asheville. Me-, have returned to Garri-
son. N. Y. 4
Miss. Frances Ogden Jones is enter
tanning a party of guests at New Lon
don, Conn.
Miss Lucy Aldrich. sister Of Mrs. John
d. Rockefeller, Jr.. who has been maxi
ing a tour OF Germany. France and
Switzerland, will take trip around the
world before returning to America.
Mrs. Esther Chauncey and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emily Chauncey. are the guests
of Mrs. George A. Crocker in Southamp-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gouveneur Hoffman
havestaken a house at Tuxedo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Townsend left
Locust Valley. L. l., last Friday Tor
Maine. by automobile.
Mrs. James B. Haggin has returned to
her home, East Sixty-fourth street.
from, Newport, where she was a guest
of Miss Julia Berwind.
Mrs E. Henry Hartman will return
to Arden, N. Y, from a trip OF six
weeks in the West on September Il. I.
Mrs. Moses, Taylor Pyne will return
70 her house in Princeton. N. j.. from
Bar Harbor. early in September
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt entertained at
luncheon in Sherry's yesterday for her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Z. Willard. -
Mrs. Ralph Lincoln Emerson of Bos-
ton is at the Belmont for few days
Mr.. Alfred l. DUPONT OF Wilmington Is
at the same hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Bid
die of Philadelphia, who have been tour
ing northern New England. arrived yes
terday from Stockbridge. Mass, and are
at the Hotel Lorraine.
Among those for luncheon In the Jap
anese garden of the. Ritz-Carlton yes
tertay were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Liv-
ingston Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Munroe.