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New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Luncheons Nnrh Opening
Of Palm Beach Club
Soecicf piqnntcn 70 inc y,1ovre

PAIN BEACH. Fla. Jan. 20 The
formal op"nng of the Palm Beach
Country Club took place to-day when
al initial luncheon vas served there.
NJ. and Mrs. Leland Sterry enter
taincd party Of twelve.
MIR. and Nrs. Charles s. Pilishury
gave party for eight and among
others giving parties we're Colonel
and Ms lanes Flvcrson ir, Mr. and
H. X. s. williams. NJ: aNd Mrs. Henry
\. Selicmal. MI. and Mrs. Edgar F.,
Luckenbach and Edward n. Dickcrson
dinner dance was given at the
Country Club (his evening b. Willis
sharpe kilmcr aud francis Gabriel.
Mr. and Nrs Edward T. Stotesbury
returned 10 Palm Reach from Phls
dolpha on their private car. George
H. Mel 7addep and Mr.. aud Mrs. George
McFadden arrived aboard tnN private
car Philadelphia and arc at the Surf
cottage IN the Breakers group.
Allison V Armour. OF New York.
arrived to day on board his yacht, the
Ava. from Jacksonville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis H. Whitchousc. Of New York
and Boston. &c in his party.
The Chelsea. John Y. flariis's house
boat. is docllcd al. Palm Beach await
ing tho arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs. iIar
ris, Of Tuxedo. who Will arrive at the
Breakers Tuesday.
William Gibbons. of Chicago, and
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Langdon Carr.
Of New York, arc here on their tour Of
southern Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas W. Paige. Of
New York. arc entertaining Oliver
Perrin. OF New York. and EbeT u
Byers. Of Pittsburgh. at Aloha Cottage
On the Ocean boulevard.
Archibald McNeill jr.. Of Bridge
port. has purchased tho house Elmura
on the Ocean Boulevard and will move
there this week with Mrs. McNell and
Mrs. Archibald McNcill sr
Mrs. James c. Stewart, of New York
has arrived at the Breakers from
Miami
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Ners Of Death Receired
At Capital With Regre,
y" Other Foreigner So Veil
k"o'cn to american Public
in GcLlcrnL Us Luzllcs Xrxcc

Prom Yhr ribpas's Waslfnoio,, Btr>ou
WASIIlNGTON. Jan. o. News OF
the death Of James Bryce, form,,
british Ambassador to the United
states. vas recciscd in Washington
with the deepest .egre. ia Official.
diplomatic and Congressional circles.
1t is probable that no othe. l.nelish-
man and, indeed, 10 other foreigner.
Was so V'cll known TO Washinyton and
TO the United states At Ia ge Is Nh.
frycc. His book, "rh> A Ae-icsn Co.'s
m"nweal'h, ~ Dcrn for years ac-
cepted as an authoritative exposition
Il lts subject, and this alonc. apart
from his service IS Ambassador o. hig
country to the Un;t.d States. had
made his name entirely famllar "
Americans.
wv in ir. Bryce vas Ambassador he
Vss in constant demand trom colleges.
universities. and from other sources
III many parts Of Tho United State for
addresses. j,e vas. OF course. rnahle
TO moc. anything like oil OF these calls
which IN thcnscircs :iad.c. Ted that he
was regarded il tilis country "a having
sylnpa thc,.c under landing of Amer-
Ican affairs and the American way o.
looking at thing. l's recent Lecture :
N this country served 30 .:cep hin il
close touch with the American public.
Ono Of the things which made him
especially popular while in Washing
ton WAS his modest, unassulning and
democratic manner which v-as a
married trsit Of lis character.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
'Thos. Carmody, Former
Attorney General, Dies
States Chief Law Officer. 1910.
1914. Succumbs to Pncu-
nOnia in Mount Nrrl,un

Thomas Caruody. vno VAS Attorney
General Of N"w- YORK from 1910 20 l9l4
died unexpectedly earl yesterday Al
MS home in Mount Vernon. \. =
Death vas due 70 pneumonia.
lie p'as born in Milo, y. s.. Oct ober
2. 1889. Entering Cornell tniversity in
lssl, he took M the etudy OF lsm At
tue same nc in the Office q a. A.
nung"rtorj, Of Ithaca Nr Ca-rnois-
remained t'.vee Years at CorneN. H.
isS6 De yas ;.ini.tei 20 the bar anG
'hrce yr~rs let"r r-sa elected District
Attorney o. Yates Comfy. From ls93
10 1885 he vas chiet examiner Of tie
State Civil Ser zee Coiamission
IN 'arl he married N"rgaret CaviS-
ton. Of Penn Yea, VII died in 1911. IN
1919 he 'narlied Agnes FlynN.
.ir. Carnod.- WIS . member o. lie
C"tAol'c Club OF Ncw York. the Na-
tional Democratic Cub. The Bankers
ci.D and tAc Ncv- Ior,. Bar Associa-
tio'. He 7'ss a Trustee Of Keuna CO..
lcGe aid q Union College, He Is sur
rircd b. lis 7ifo. three sons and three
daughters.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Isl Has Memorial Service

Funeral services held II thc list
Regiment Armory, Thirtv-fourth Street
and Part Avenue. resterday. over The
body OF Corporal r. l.. Stced, recently
brought back from France we're in
memory also Of the 1876 other men Of
thai regiment who lost their lives in
the war
After .he services the coffin was
taken up Fifth Avenue to Fifty-ninth
Street OF gun caisson. escorted b.
tho regiment and representatives OF
several posts Of TIE American Legion,
led by Major General John +. Organ
end Colonel !. Hollis Wills.
AT Fifty ninth Street The escort with
drew to one side and came to pre- sent
arms" as the caisson passed. Inter
ment wac in the reginental plot at
Mount Hope Cemetery, with the sound
ing Of "taps' b. bug!er and vollcy
by firing squad. Protestant, Catholic
and Jewish chaplains participated IN
the services at tine armor,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Going On To-day

o'eeiean Museun OF Natural History; ad-
MetropoIstan Museum OF Art; admission
20 cents.
Aquarium: admission free.
New York Historical Society admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum: admission
biological PAX: admission q cents.
Convention OF the Camp Flre G.rle Safe
Foundation Building. 100 Last Twenty
second street 10 o'clock.
Lecture hy Professor Charles Zuebin on
"CommanGer and Continental--CieorSe
Washington and Tholaas Paine" Town
Han, 1913 West rortythird street, IL
O'clock
Convention Of the New YORK s.a.e Bar A.
ISOLATION. - West Nortytou7th Street,
a,l day.
Dinner OF the English Speaking Union.
Waldorf Astoria. o'clock.
Meeting OF Paris Community Council. p S
a. East Iiighty-acvertla Street near
Park Avenue, o'ciock. Address BY
,fcab f. Banton.
York County Hotel Pennsylvania. S
Dane. Of the New York southern Society,"
Waldorf-Astoria, o'clock.
Lecture b. Meyer Padve. on "ye!lowstone
National Parls." Educat'onsl Alliance.
-, Eas. Broadway. S o'clock
Lecture by r kennard Thomson on
"Evolution Of 7iaMhe'tan from Indian
Village to a Great Metropolis, before
St Georges club, 207 East Sixteenth
Street. o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Funeral Service Of !. l.. Bangs
To Be Held Here Tomorrow

FVro-' ~ 0''I'V - = ~ 7'-.t'iTe
ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 22-A private
service for the late John Kendrick
Bangs was ned at bis former home,
i07 South Princeton Avenue, Nentnor.
at o'clock tonight ard vas conducted
BY tho Rev. v. w. Blatchford. rector
Of the st. James Episcopal Church. Of
this city.
Only the immediate members OF the
family and a few close personal friends
we're present. Tho body will be for
warded to New York It O'Clock to-
morrow morning. where II will lie in
the chapel oe st. Bart. ,lom.w's Epis-
ccpal Church. A public service viii be
held at St. Bartholomew's at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning and will be con-
Quoted BY Dr.. leighton Parks. rector
of the church. Interment will be in
Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Ser, ices Held Over Bodies
OF Oho American Soldiers


scr8icca 'or eGa tmerican soldiers
VINO lost their lives during the orld
AZ and whose bodies We're returned
.as' week on boacd the United state
t'anspcrts CrocA a0d Car1br4 ze7e
h"ld yesterday afternoon al Pier .,
Army Base. Brooklyn
Colonel " "iIliem A. TAYLOR. who vas
N coAlniand o. the 'o6th Infantry over
soa9 us u ch.rqe OF t,c services.
Tho Re. 1'ho"as / S7yan. chaplain.
stationed at Fort Iot.cn, corduc.ed the
Episcopal service; Father Aoysius e.
Dineca. stationed Z; Governors Island
conductad the Catholic service. and
Rabbi Lee j. I.cviHger the jewish
service.
General Cco~sc A. Wingatc. who
served with the sd Field Artillery, de-
livercd 8 short address.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Paza last night following tho dinner
hour. was largely attended by those
who entertained dinner par,ies. Among
those vino we're hosts we're Mr.. and
Mrs. DiNon Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. John
Herbert Claiborne and Mrs. Archibald
McCrae. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs Frederic Nelson entertained
AZ lunchoon Yesterday at thc Plaza.
Hcr guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
J. Colford j.. and Miss Cathlccn Van
dcrbilt.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Croker Recovering Rapidly
Again Takes Active Interest in
Public Affairs
SPECIAL rcblc % The 7'~5a

DUBLIN. Jan. 20 The Tribune cor
respondent was informed to-day at
BuNdrum, a. tho homo Of Richard
Croker. formcr ammany leader in
New Norf, that he vas now making
good progress toward roco cry and vas
able again 10 take an intcres. in public
affairs.
< newspaper is the first thing he
asks for everr morning. il was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
-
GEORGE MARSHALL DAWSON

George Marshall DAWSON, vice e-presi-
dent Of the First National Bank OF
Seabright. n. j.. died Saturday of apo
plcxy at the Colonial Hotel in East
Orange. n. J. Mr.. Marshall vas fifty
FIVE years Old lie was n vestryman in
ST. Georges Episcopal Church. He is
survived By his wife
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
FRANK E. ROBERTS

LONG BEACH, Cslif, Jan. ca
Frank +. Roberts. founder, owner and
editor Of The Long Beach Telegram" /"
died at a sanatorium near San Ber-
nardino to-day. He was sixty-six years
old and native Of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
c. 8. MOKEY

DENVER, Jan. &c. S. Morey,
chairman OF the board Of directors of
the Great Western Sugar Company,
died a. his home here this morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Co-mop e,iilyr sub scene o'
IT, n ~rl.;c~; 'I.j!crar,
>ft~rAnrn - Y cdnc-,'as

Arrare sente tie Nen~'"-
ics ~ll take ,..s before the hs
~rirg Of Iort are occupying the IN
res. O. socie,, and aimos' daily afe
.s.a~ announced the completed plan
., III, wcdai~e of Chase whose en-
.~c~-nts we're shade SHOWN Garlic
,hc season
lie members g. t hrida, party
IA. IS 70 atterj Miss Katharine TNy-
nd arl I,oeSt !. croef at their mar
see. Which VIII ts.fe place SATURDAY.
-;.Senoor FcArua1, -. a. All Sou s.
rsnrcA. VS., End Avenue and Eighty
s.s, Street. wcrc 'aMod Yesterday
N IT, le.s for tic ceremony are
~or Completed
TIE attendants vll include Mr..
rober, . fsrnoi of St Louis. a-
~.frcn of honor Miss lclcn Meek.
rs Olive Snow and w., Joseph [.
roo-'as of >ev lo'l. aud All
's5eliro K mba i.o' Foston. as bride
sd AID ;he flower girl Helen
creetr. The hrideyroom's hrothcr.
charles Greet. Nlii bc bes; man. The
yshers viii hc lorbcri Greet. Reg
rsld A. Cook. George T. Post. Ran
doloh Dcbcvoisc and VII am Nalt.
Mss IvyforG The daughter OF
MIS- II. Beaumont Jvl fora Of Nah
vah, T. J.. whose tor' res .dencc is 9if
Wes; Seventy second Street The
church ce~cmon, 0i'l he followed b. e
reception 81 the Hotel Gotham
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Literary Afternoon Wednesday

Moons at whrch vol known poets and
authors viii read from their own
works Tor the benefit Of the Bowling
Green Neighhorhood Association viii
'sSe place Wednesday afternoon at the
oomc Of Mrs. John Sanford, 9 East
Seventy-sccond Street. The afternoon
WITH he "an hour with the poets" and
Amy Lowell. Arthur Guiterman. Edwin
narkham, Marshall Boderhelm. Anna
Hemrstead Branch, Hamlin Garland.
angela Morgan and Margaret Widdemer
VII be Oh the program.
The committee n charge lnciuoos
1rs. Francis c. Bishop. Mrs. Philip
Boyer, Mrs. William d. Bristow. Mrs
Stephen c. CLARK, Mrs. Grcn0ille 7.
Fmmct. Mrs jerome u. Greene, Mrs.
John r. Hall. Mrs. Rrady Hartman,
Mrs. Russell Hibps. Ms. Miner c. Hill.
Nrs. c. Hermann Kinnicutt, Mrs. John
Nagee. Mrs. Ray Morris. Mrs. Richard
=. Morris, Mrs. Frank l.. Polk. Mrs.
A.onzo Potter, Mrs. Mortimer L. Schif.
nrs. Cotton Smith. Mrs. Arthur Swami,
MSS Edith Wetmore. and Mrs. George
Whitney. chairman.
The following constitute the program
eolnmittee William Rose Benet. John
larrar. Christopher Morley. Elinor
Nyle, and Margaret Widdcmer. chair
man.
A benefit for the New York State
league for Women Voters will be e.ive'4
o. Nine. Gertrude Auld, lyric soprano.
aeNt Monday evening at the home Of
Adolph Lewisohn. SSl Fifth Avenue.
Among the patroncsses viii De N.Y..
u Edward Drcier. Mrs. Reginald
tincke, Mrs. Frederick s. Greene. Mrs.
t+4f lfc,, i -
epburn. Mrs. Hamilton Nolt. Mrs.
D;to Kahn, Mrs. James Lees Laidla'v,
IRIS. Thomas W. Lamont, Mr.. HcAry
eoddard Leach. Mrs. Sam Lewisohn.
RS. Howard Mansfield, Mr. Henry
orgcnthau. Mrs. A. Pagonstecher
Yrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs Henry
S>ehno'wind r.. Ms. Willard Straight
Yrs. oscar Stcaus. Mrs Csrr Van
Nnda, Mrs FrsNk A. Varderlip. Mrs.
schuyler Van Ingon. Mrs. Henry Wal
o'idse, Mrs. Norman De r. White
ouse. Mrs. Casper Whitney. Mrs.
'aymond Brown. Mrs. Richard Billings
md Mrs. Arthur Stein.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin and Mrs Charles
ioppln are at the Hotel Traymo,e. At
'ahelc City, for short visit.
Lord and Lady Lee Visitors
During their visit in New York Lord
&C. First Lord OF the British Adu,i-
s4ty, and Lady Lee will be the guests
Nr ana Mrs Kermit Roosevelt at
neis home, Isl East Seventy-fourth
treat
Mrs Adrian Lambert, Of 1sS East
eventy-t.rst Street, is at the Hotel
ambassador, Atlantic City.
Alrs. Louise Cromwell Brooks. whose
hsa2ement to General Douglas Nc
ef'hur was recently announced, and
aose wedding will take place at the
'nter home Of her mother, Mrs L. r.
1l~'es soury, at Palm Beach, Oh February
arrived from Washington yeste1-
short time
The sundsy night concert At the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Birth, Engagement. Marriage.
Death and I'm Ncmoriam Notices
may be fclcphoncd 10 The Tribune
onu time up to midnight for III
Scr'ion in he next days popo.
I TeIcphonc Bcchn1on 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

wisc he would have encountered en-
barrassmcnt ard opposition
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Mrs Adrian lselin and Mrs Charles
'oppln are at the Hotel Traym ore. At
antlc City, for short visit
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
|iiss / :Gor<l
Ail'lNai2l;t~ EEcr
Y e<.e!3sa" Z as!>

|,r-. .,,oNcrl ...sgaeII y II.
BE 'la'v"l - !Ionor at
Her Nlsrs,a. 20 ILrnc-i t.
Crvc;i =, = >e,s,-. '.,b. 2,
coffee Nar .o-ni~I'i
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

The Nrst Of series OF slbscrintion
dances called thc coffee dances" viii
i4fe place this evening at tho Cosmo-
uolitan club. They have been arranged
FOR the younger married set. and be-
Cause Of The innovation Of having
hostesses who entertain at dinnore pre-
cedrg the dance bring their guests to
he club for coffee before the formal
dancing begins the name "cotfee
dances was bestowed upon them
Among tAc patrousssos, many of whom
niil he present tonight for coffee and
dancing ave Mrs. Theron s. Strong.
Mrs Ni'lard S. Brown. Miss Elizabeth
custis Mr.. A. Mansfield Patterson.
Yrs. Norman +. Ditman Mrs. r. Ilol-
lister pease. Mr.. stowe Phelps MIR.
Linds'ey Iappjr, Ms George dc
Boketon Greene, Mrs. William G.. Rock
efeller. Mrs Joseph iIovlaud Hunt.
Ms. John Clarkson Jay jr. ard Miss
Mary Rutherford
The tAird of the january Eacbs
musical mornings Viii take place 10
day in the ballroom Of tho N sidorf-
Astoria T Ho tvo artists who viii pr"
sort tho program sro Mmc Emma Calvo
and MIS- hriha Norlui, Nioliulst.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Mrs. Adrian Lambert, Of 1ss East
eVenty-tirst Street, is at the Hotel
Amoass sador, Atlantic City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Kenyon. company a. sS7th lneantr.. I
3 A.. in franc. NovemO"r .. iei'
from wounds roceiroa IN actf on son -
1toh7r' =. Kenyon and the lar" R,oecr
Ross Townley kenyon Funeral serfice
a. the Firet Presbyterian Church. ST.
a. and ieih s.. Ne'v Yor Ct. o'
"Wednesday. Iaauery -. leo- 1T i-.7
O'Clock. All friAnrs If Iiert~7an. '1er
yon and fori1er members Of his reg -1,er'
= tel -. i
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Lord and Lady Lee Visitors

'H'<1 TUT 1lCC f6ItVIS
During their visit in New York Lord
zee, First Lord OF the British Adni-
sity, and Lady Lee will be the guests
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt at
neis home, Isl East Seventy-fourth
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
KIRl1PATHICI,

kIRiNPATRICK--Ai Fast Orange =. J
- Saturday. Iaruary -. ls2.. jal-es
ki-k?s;ricl0. aged 81 wears F'urers,l
private. in,erment a Washine,on. i {.
LOTGiiRAS- Michael !. m January 20
Lying n state =. The Funeral Crarcli.
Broadway and 6ath s. Keqien mas.
at pauist Fathers Church. Nond=.'.
January IS. at % < lntctInenr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
SUNDAY Rccentiou in Favor

Inc ir o'-Nalty % f1c SVnda. after
-oon reception IS h"ir.. emphasized by
Aos.essc- Who. iustcad of giving one
arg affair which vlll include all of
.teir fvicras or Tho guest list. arrange
series Of thrco OF four ontcrtain-
nents TO take rlscc on consecutive
Sunday afternoons.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp Ncster-
iay gave the third IN the series of
musicale 81 which she has beea enter
aiming this month About af'y guests
we're present
Mrs A. Z. Iautcrbach. who was
'cs.ess q a reception a. her homo. 761
Fifth Avenue. last Sunday. entertained
second cotcrio Of friends at an IN
formal tea yesterday.
Mrs. Samue' Hyatt Valance held =
reception yesterday afternoon 4. her
home $50 Fart Avenue. which also in
GUIDED an Informal musicale.
NJ and Mrs. julius l. Workhum VIII
entertain at dinner at their home.
50 Eas' Elehty-soccud street, tomorrow.
evening
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
narE< FRY

na"E>FRN-Josoph NJ. beloved Husband
of Sophia Machinery ani father of ~
Ian James May, Carroll. Ressi".
1oserh and Davit Funeral from 80
lste residerce. 22os Balnbridge =. ca
Mendy. January 2s. at go :. -.
Reoulem ii 81. jSrer7en church. 10
Interim Mt Calvary. Me-nte- q
Unity Council, X. Of {. -Autcn, bio
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
GtFr.Tl
GOtI,>i y
G. .I,rA>
LII y

III >1'-on Janua-y q ia.e. 5ielo's
Mathews daughter ot the .a'o 4coo
and Ann Eliza Trowbridrr Hstfep's.
widow Of Jaraes Hunt. Fun"ra serT'cs
on TUESDAY. January -. a, e.2o 9 r.oc.-
from tho funeral charel Or s. g K'ro
ir {. Son. pssiaine, =. :. lntermonr
CIR, y y oo.i Cemetery,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

H>>r~ On Saturday. .1~aparv ~ -
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Esny5. sou OF Tho lsta ,-rancis 3 an
Amelia I'rsno"s Bangs and huebagt
Nary CRAY Bangs in fjs eo.h -
run"ral sorvicrs VIII be- heid IN <, ia
'nolorue'v's 'hufeh. park av- and 81 :
ST. on Tuesday Jsai!...Y - 81 n o'cioc e
bangs
THE -ocIrTY or TUE NAef
HfeE TIES II COLUMBIA Ct,L- 90,
rrnopnofs With profound sorrov f-
c"sfh o. John .tendrlck BAass a. III.
~ lS'a WILLIAM - rf.,f'
tiisS. i'r~eit.fl.f GtEAItD EpM.>l>.f.
Socfe.. ry
tH tI'-pn t-sioev JanIars .1 ~.
Jar-es '.s.s. .l a.s 18th fu.e
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GAS RATE NCREaSES
ASKED IN THREE TuNNS

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that n IL sszazg mensw u.3asr gses-
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INSURANCE AGENT Is
HfID ON MI RnER CHARGE,

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