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The New York herald., 1922-05-28
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mohan OF ATS
Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Kathleen Mohan, to Mr.
William orme HiltabidIe. Jr.. of Wash
ington. d. @. Miss Mohan was gradu-
ated from Packer Institute last year.
Mr.. Hiltabidle was graduated from
Lafayette College In 1919 and is a
Lieutenant in the Civil Engineers
Corps. United States Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tiffit Gray Of
525 Riverside Drive have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Marion Campbell Gray to Mr.. Robert
Wilson Burgoyne of this city. Miss
Gray is a member of the Society Of
Mayflower Descendants. Mr.. Burgoyne
during the war served in France with
the Eighty-first Division.
Mr.. William G. harrington of 121
East F'ifty-seventh street announced
yesterday the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Agatha Birney Earring
ton TO Mr.. Harold Mcintosh McGIverin,
son of Mr.. II. b. McGiverin, NJ p,
and Mrs. McGiverin of Ottawa, Can.
The wedding will take place in the au-
turn. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip III. Dodge
of 80 North Arlington avenue. East
Orange, ~ j., gave a reception yester-
day afternoon at which they announce
ed the engagement OF Miss Viola T.
Crawford, daughter of Mrs. Dodge.
to Mr.. Lester u. Bacon OF Boston.
Mass. Mr.. Bacon was graduated from
Dartmouth In 1914.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Adelaide c. Koerner, daughter
OF Mrs. Christian Wehdebrock OF All
West 143d street. who will be married
on June z. to Mr.. Henry George Wind
horst, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wind
horst of ia Vista place, Mt. Vernon.
N. Y, will be attended by Miss Ade-
line Windhorst, the Misses Rose Holl.
Alma PETROL. Eta Tienken, Augusta
SEWERS, and as flower girls, Adelaide
and Mildred Windhorst, small cousins
of the groom. Mr.. Windhorst will
have for his best man his brother, Mr..
william Windhorst The ushers will
be Messrs. Aloysius Bryant. Wal
ter Heidtmann. Reynold Schielinger,
George Willcnbors and Carl Wind
horst. ,
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Alger
Sawyer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Lee Sawyer, to Mr.. Alexander Nc
Kie Cochran, will take place on the
evening of June In Grace Church.
Miss Josephine Adams, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gridley Adams, of Chi
cago. will be married to Mr.. Harold
Samuel owen next Saturday afternoon
In the chantry OF Grace Church. A
small reception will follow at tho st.
Regis.
The marriage OF Miss Olive Louise
Snow, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs FL
mer y. Snow. TO Mr.. Prentice ID. Ash.
will take place on the afternoon Of
June 10 at Aloha, the country place of
the brides parents in Mahwah, ". J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
J. HERBERT CLAIBORNE.
EYE SPECIALIST, DIES
Virginian Belonged to Many
Organizations.

DR.. ]. Herbert Claiborne, aged 61, eye
specialist, died yesterday in his home. IL
West Eleventh street He was the son
of the late John Herbert Claiborne Of
Petersburg, Va. and eighth in descent
from Col William Claiborne, the first
Royal Secretary and Treasurer of the
Colony OF Virginia. His mother was a
great granddaughter of John Aston Of
Halifax county, n. c., Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court Of that colony in
1734.
DIR. Claiborne was born In Louisburg,
n. c. He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Virginia In 1883. After com
pleting his studies abroad DR.. Claiborne
engaged in practice in this city. At the
outbreak of the Spanish War he refused
a commission in the Medical Corps and
enlisted, becoming a Lieutenant in the
Twelfth New York Volunteers. He
served in the line and was mustered out
with the rank of Captain. During the
late war he aided the work OF draft
boards and recruiting agencies
DIR. Claiborne wrote many valuable
articles on medical subjects. In 1901 he
married Miss Mary Louise Claiborne of
New Orleans, the great granddaughter of
the first territorial Governor of Louisi-
ana. His wife and a son. John Herbert
Claiborne, Jr., student at Lafayette
College survive him.
He was governor OF the Virginians
and a member of the New York South
ern Society, Society of the Cincinnati,
Society of Foreign Wars, Military Order
of the Spanish American War, the Uni
versity. Union. Calumet, Rockaway Hunt
and Fencers clubs, and of other patriotic
ana medical organizations.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
DAWSON MEMORIAL
SERVICES TODAY
To Be Held in Neighborhood
House, Locust Valley.

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEW YoRK HERALD.
LOCUST VALLEY. L. T., May 27.-The
memory Of the late Henry p. Dawson.
who died here on May s, will be hon.
ored at special memorial service. to
be held tomorrow afternoon in the
Matinecock Neighborhood House at 4
o'clock. Friends and neighbors Of the
banker will attend the services. Mr..
William J. Tully. whose home is here.
will preside.
The memorial address will be made
by Mr. John w. Davis. former Ambas-
sador to Great Britain. who also is a
member of the Locust Valley colony.
The Right Rev. Frederick Burgess,
Bishop of the Diocese of Long Island,
and the Rev. Charles w. Hinton. rector
of st. Johns Of Lattingtown, OF which
Mr.. Dawson was vestryman and where
his funeral was held, will offer prayers
The favorite hymns OF Mr.. Dawson.
"Onward, Christian Soldiers" and Abide
With Me-" will be sung. Red Cross
nurses of Nassau county will be present
in uniform.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
MR.. JOHN w. GRIGGS'S "
DAUGHTER MARRIED
Wed to D. D. Cooke. Son Of
Locomotive Works President.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW yoRK HERALD.
PATERSON, N. j.. May 27--Miss Eliza
beth Griggs. daughter of Mr.. John w.
Griggs. formerly United States Attor-
ney-General and one time Governor OF
New Jersey. and Mrs Griggs. was mar
ried this evening to Mr.. Donald Dunlop
Cooke. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
w. Cooke of this city. The wedding
took place in Sussex House. the Griggs
home and was attended by 400 guests.
many OF whom came from New York
city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Albert Bacon of Niagara Falls, N.
r. an uncle OF the bridegroom. Miss
Griggs was given away by her father
Her only attendant was her sister. Miss
Janet Griggs. Mr.. Gordon Cooke. a
brother OF the bridegroom, was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Fred
erck w. Cooke. Jr.. of Paterson. Jeffry
Woodriff of Englewood, r. Evans Payne.
Jr., OF Boston and 8. L. Kingsbury Of
New York.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Cooke started for an extended wedding
trip. They will live in Paterson. Mr.
Cooke is a graduate OF Cornell and con-
nected with the American Locomotive
Works, of which his father Is president.
Mrs. Cooke Is graduate OF Miss
Chapn's School.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
MISS BEATRICE HOLT MARRIED
TO MIR. BRANDRETH SYMONDS, JR
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt's
Daughter Bride of Son of
DIR. Symonds.

Special Dissotch TO THE NEW York HnrALp.
WeopsrocK, Conn, May 27.-Many
relatives and friends from New York
and, elsewhere came here to-day for
the marriage of Miss Beatrice Holt to
Mr.. Brandreth Symonds. Jr. son of DR..
and Mrs. Brandreth Symonds of New
York.. which took place this afternoon
at Sunset Hill. the country place of
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Holt, who also have home IN New
York. The Rev. Francis Roseboro OF
NewA Haven performed the ceremony.
Miss Leila Holt was maid OF honor
for her sister. The bridesmaids were
Misses Margery Daingerfield. Emily
Leonard. Frances Elliott and Marjorie
Reed. Mr.. Butler Harris was bess man.
The ushers were Mr.. John Eliot Holt
brother OF the bride. Messrs. William B.
Prime. Joseph Smith and Charles II.
Ramsey. A large reception was held in
the house and on the lawns.
The brides father has been editor
and owner OF the Independent since
1918. and he is one of the founders of
the Wilson Foundation The bride is
a granddaughter of Judge George C..
Holt and on her fathers side she is a
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
u N V E | L | N C S

RAss.-Unveling Of monument TO the v,ern-
ory Of the late Abraham l.. Kass Will taxa
piace on Sunday, May 2sA at III 80 a. NJ.
sharp AT Washington Cemetery. section 4.
In case Of rain postponed 10 the following
Sunday.
OF monument IN memory
Of RAY beloved wife OF Aaron Morris and
devoted mother, Sunday, May p. az Mount
Carmel Cemetery at o'cdock y. III. Rela-
tlves and friends are invited.
MOsKOWITZ. The unveiiIng Of the stone 80
the memory Of julie ID. Moshowitz tneo
Backstein) viii take place on Sunday,
June 4, at y. NJ. Mount Hope Cemetery.
Westchester county.
MYERS .-Unveiling OF stone In memory .of
Edward NJ Myers. devoted husband Of Jo-
sephine Myers and Loving father Of Nae
a. Myers, Sunday. June 4, $3.50 o'clocks
Mount Neboh Cemetery.
PoPPETs. .--ITnveiling of stone In memory of
Beatrice Pepper on Sunday, June A. az
Union Fields Cemetery, punctually $3.50
O'clock Postponed until following Sun
day In the event OF rain
PORGEs. The unwilling Of the monument
dedicated to the cherished memory Of our
beloved son anf brother Walter J. Porgss,
viii take place Sunday. June 4, at Acacia
Cemetery, at 80 r. NJ. In case OF ratns
following Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
E N G AG E D.

FEI.DdAN--GINsBERG and Mrs.
Moses Ginsberg OF 1898 President ST.,
Brooklyn, have announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Yzette Ginsberg, to
Or. Samuel II. Feldman Of Brooklyn and
New York.
FELLEMAN - ETTLINGER. - Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ettiinger OF 14s Rutland road, Brook
lyn, announce the engagement OF their
daughter. sadye, to Mr.. Benjamin Fele-
man.
HURwITZ-v and Mrs. John
vogel OF 1874 Both st., Brooklyn. announce
the betrothal OF their daughter, Isabelle.
TO Mr.. Samuel Hurwitz. Of 40i East 77th
st. Reception Sunday, June -, Hotel
Astor, to 6.
KALFUS-I,ABER.- MFR. and Mrs. Samuel
Laber wish TO announce the hstrofhai uf
their daughter. Bert. 20 Mr.. Arthur kaifus,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. kaifus.
NEUHAUS - GoLDsTEIN. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Godstein OF New York announce
the hetrothal OF their daughter, Dolly. 20
Mr.. s. l.. Neuhaus OF New York.
sCHENCR- R--LUBIN. .-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob "
Lubin, 4o3 West Roth street. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Olga
Mae, 10 Mr.. Moe Echenck, son OF AFR. and
Mrs. Louis Schenck OF Brooklyn.
sTRAUss--sEL1G.- Mrs. Rose seliE an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter
Fanny TO Mr. Emanuel Strauss. At home
on June IL, 1929. from 2 to y. at 1es West
nnd av. city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Miss SarahL. Payne.
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Aymar Cater
Ceremony in st. Thomas's
Church Followed by Re- >
ception at Sherry's.

Miss Sarah Louisa Payne, daughter
OF the late Charles Leicester Payne and
of Mrs. Payne of Montclair, ". j.. was
married to Mr. Aymar Cater yesterday
afternoon In ST. Thomas's Church. The
bride entered the church with Mr.. Am
brose c. Todd, friend Of her family.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Wilson r. Stearly of New Jersey. as
sisted by the Rev. Samuel sfoemaker OF
this city 7-s
Mrs. William A. Snow sister Of the
bride. was her matron Of honor and the
other bridal attendants were Mrs. Mar
tin Wilson Littleton, cousin of the BRIDE
groom; Misses Leicester and Harriet
Payne. sisters Of the. bride. and Miss
Helen Bacon. Mr.. John Scanneli was
Mr.. Caters best man. The ushers were
Major William A. Snow. Messrs. Ken
meth Peck, Joseph u. Douglas, Richard
p. Matthiessen, Thomas G. p. Martin,
Martin Wilson Littleton, Walter c..
Stearns Jr.. and Worthington c. Miner.
After the ceremony there was a reception
at Sherry's for relatives and intimate
friends.
The bride wore gown OF white en-
broidered satin made with a court train
and veil of old~ point lace. Fer
bouquet was of lilies of the valley and
orange blossoms. The bridal attendants
wore costumes of orchid and hydrangea
blue chiffon with hats to correspond,
carrying clusters Of spring >dowers. Mr..
Cater and his bride will live in Green
wich, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Mgr. Phelan Buried
as Crowds of All
Creeds Pay Honors
Many Notables Among Mourn
ers-PeOple Kneel in
Street.

Mourners of many kinds of religious
belief gathered yesterday morning at the
funeral services for Mgr. Michael J.
Phelan of st. Cecilia's Church. In 1O6th
street, near Lexington avenue. Mgr.
Phelan died on Wednesday night of a
gunshot wound accidentally inflicted.
Twenty-Five policemen were required to
handle the crowd that gathered in the
vicinity Of the church.
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes presided
at the service, assisted by Mgr. William
J. Guinan. the Rev. James Aylward and
the Rev. Thomas -Phelan of Brewster,
n. y, the last named q cousin of the
late Monsignor. who delivered the eu-
logy. More than one hundred clergymen,
including Jesuit and Passionlst fathers.
and half a score of the Monsignori were
in the sanctuary
Catholic. Protestant and Jew viewed
the body. In the procession were Sisters
of Mercy. of whom Mgr. Phean had
been director. Among those present
were Nicholas J. Hayes, Water Commis-
sioner; Alderman Edward t. Kelly.
Judge Francis X. Mancuso of General
Sessions; State Senator Salvatore A.
Cotillo. Representative Isaac Siegel.
Peroival Il. Nagle and Charles b. LargM
Among the organizations represented
were the Harlem and st. Salvatore Coun-
ellis of the Knights of Columbus, North
Republican Club. Pocasset Democratic
Club. st. Cecilia Alumni, st. Cecilia Ly-
csum and the Holy Name Society Of the
church.
After the service the body was borne
from the church In the sight Of at least
5000 persons, many of whom knelt in
the open street or along the curbs. The
cortege moved in Lexington avenue,
where Catholic Boy Scouts Joined 1t.
The burial was in st. Raymond's Gene
terry.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
COMBINATIONS.

BERNsTEIN.-Mr and Mrs. Juiius A. Perm
stein OF i2i st. Nicholas av. announce the
Saturday May -. at S 80 A. NJ, at the
TAlmudcal Institute OF Harlem. 10 West
11ith. Reception at home Sunday. May
GERBER, MIR. and Mrs. Charles 4. Gerber
announce the confirmation OF their daugh-
ter Madeline, at Temple Israel, Jamaica
Friday morning, June 3 Reception at
home. 266 De Graw av., Sunday evening
June 4.
GoLDBERG.-Mr. Harold NJ. and Esse
their daughter. Sadye G.. on Friday June
2. at Temple Israel. ls5th st. and st.
Nicholas av., at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
HEss.-Mr. and Mrs. Simon b. Hess an
nounce the confirmation of their daughter,
Leila, on Friday, June 2, 1890 A. NJ, Mt
Temple Israel, Jamaica, l.. l. At home
3 TO q p. M, 93 Union av. Reception at
Community Center Building Sunday af-
ternoon, June A.
LACHER.-Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lacher,
T40 Riverside Drive. announce the con-
firmation OF their daughter Stella. Of
Mount Metoh Congregation. June 2. AT
homo afternoon and evening
MEYER.-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer OF 1884
ST. Johns place. Brooklyn. announce the
confirmation of their son, Harold, June
2. 1922. At home after p. NJ.
MEYERs.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Meyers Of
lOJ West I'D st announce the confirma-
tion OF their son. Harry Meyers. Jr., Fri
day. June 2, 1922. at 10 o'clock at Temple
Emanu-El.
MEYERsoN.-Mr. and Mrs. II; M: Meyerson.
OF IS Cypress st., Newark, ~. j., an
nounce the confirmation OF their son,
Norris At home Sunday afternoon,
June 4.
oPPENHEIM.--Mr and Mrs. Charles Open
helm announce the confirmation OF their
daughter, Beatrice. on Friday. June 2, at
Temple Israel, Jamaica. Ions Island.
Reception Sunday, June 4, from 3 to 0
l.. NJ. at Temple Israel Jamaica. l.. !.
PoRGEs.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Porges OF 54S
West 11ith St, announce the confirmation
OF their daughter, Ruth. at Temple Rodeph
Shoom on June 2. At home after L. ~.
sIEGEL.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Siegel
announce the confirmation of their son,
Eugene Joseph. Friday. June 2, at Temple
BETHEL. VIII be at home Friday evening
after 8. at 562 West 18TH ST. No cards.
sTEIN.-Therese f., daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Stein, win be confirmed at
Temple Beth Elohim. brooklyn. Friday
morning, June 2. At home Sunday, June
a. at the residence OF Mrs. Louis Cohen,
~ Cathedral av.. Hampstead. l.. l. No
cards.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
BARRY BAXTER, ACTOR
OF JUVENILE PARTS, DIES
Collapsed a Month Ago in
1Biuebeards Eighth Wife

Barry Baxter, aged 20. considered one
OF the leading Juveniles Of the American
stage, died yesterday in the home Of DR..
e. L. Rounds. 100 East Seventeen street.
A month ago he collapsed while playing
In Chicago with Ina Claire in BLUE
boards Eighth Wife," He was born In
England and was brought to this city
by A. II. Woods. who saw him playing
in London in a juvenile role. He ap-
peared In THE Cinema Star" later re
named THE Queen OF the Movies and
at the outbreak ofsthe war entered the
British transport service. He was In
valided home in 1915. He was in Happy
Go Lucky" before joining "Bluebeards
Eighth Wife"
Dispatches from Chicago stated that
Baxter was a friend of Miss Mary Lam
don Baker. and that 1t was reported
once they were engaged. but both de-
MED il.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
HOMAINE-sEELEY.

Special Dispatch to THE Npw YORK HERALD.
MoNrcLAIR, N. j.. May 27. - Miss
Helen Seeley, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Coles Anson Seeley. and Mr.. Victor
Romaine. son of Mrs. Jean s. Romaine
OF New York were married this evening
In st. Lukes Episcopal Church. The
offlciat.ng clergymen were the Rev.
Luke M. White, rector of st. Lulxes. and
the Rev. DIR. John Van. Schaick of Wash
ington. d. G. Miss Jeannette Tomkins
or Newark was maid of honor The
four bridesmaids were Mrs. Harold Bell
OF Maplewood, Miss Marjorie Lee OF
Newark, Miss Lucille Brewster of New
York and Miss Carolyn Wright of Mont
clair The flower girls were Miss
Frances Wright of Montclair and Miss
Mary Jane Seeley of Newark. Newton
Rhodes of New York was the best man
and the >ushers were Stewart Rhodes.
theodore Romaine. Jansen Hunt and
Houghton Cone, all OF New York,
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
D I E D

TARSONS.-Anna Marselis, on December 10.
1921, In Berkeley. Cal. Intermcnt IN the
byeran ysa chureb OF ne o. on re
May 30, at 3:30 o'clock. Train leaves
Grand Central Station at 2:i7. return
train train leaves Rye at 4;2s. daylight savine
PEYToN-Elizabeth Warren, OF Virginia,
daughter OF Phillip b. Peyton and sister
son p' 81 peyton o0us oD Nav sSn aS services u Camp
bell Funeral Church. Broadway, at 66th
st., on Sunday. May 2s, at p. NJ. Balti-
please copy.
PoKLOP.-On May 27. Joseph. Remains re.
posing at chapel of the Stephen Merritt
burial and Cremation Company. loi s'n
av., corner 18th ST.
PROWLER.-May o. Rose Prowier, beloved
wife OF Simon, mother OF Sidney. Gilbert.
Arthur and the late Morton. Funeral
Monday, May 20. $50, at Mount Carmel
Cemetery. Cypress Hills.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. The Funeral
Church Campbell Building. Broadway.
66th st.. Monday. 10 A. NJ.
SCffwARTZ.-At Baltimore. on MAY -, 1922.
Augusta Schwartz Of $40 West 1c4th 81.
wife OF the late David Schwartz. beiovsd
mother Of Emanuel and Mrs: l.. S 'hwertz
and Mrs. Simon II. Grief of Baltimore aud
grandmother OF Mrs. Irene Eichcugreen.
Arnold Schwartz. Mrs Ruby Lewis and
Capt. Harvey SilVerstone. Funeral Sum
day. May %, 10 A.. NJ. from the Universal
Chapel. 5a7 Lexington sv.. at SD.
sCIIwARZKOPF.-EmiI E. on May "a.
beTNlceS ChInpDell tnuTcns BTcdu-
way at 06th ST., on Sunday. May 2s.
r. NJ Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago
papers please copy.
SPRAGUE.-At Phillips House, Boston. Caro-
line Foster. widow OF Seth Loring
Sprague, in her Seth year Funeral SER
vice at Forest Hills Chapel. $50 p. NJ,
Monday. May 20. 1922.
STRASHUN.--Afex. husband OF Esther and
father of Fannie G.. Scide, Natalie Mad
Ter, John. Paul and Irving Strashun. sud
denly. May &c. Funeral from late resi-
dence, 10 East 9sth St. Sunday. May %.
~ 10 A. NJ. Interment Mount Zion Ceme-
terry.
SULLIvAN.--On May 2T. Mary A., beloved
wife OF William j., and mother of William
+. and Mrs Mary $. Garretson. Funeral
from her late residence. 10i Maurice av.,
Emhurst, Tuesday. May 80, a., 9.3G
A. NJ. thence to st. Barthoiomew's Roman
Catholic Church. where a Mass OF Re-
QUEEN viii be offered. Interment Calvary
Cemetery
W1LLETS.-At Los Angeles, Cal. on May 25,
ellison Willets, in his SD year. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
woODLINC.--on Friday. May 26, Edwin
Graut Woodling. beloved husband of
Bertha d. Woodling, and dear father OF
Mrs. Lambert Davis. Preston Woosling.
and Edwina Woodling. Funeral Monday
at 8 O'Clock daylight seving) from the
family residence S02 Prospect av., Gram
ford. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
LOG CABIN SET UP ON LINKS.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALr'
MoNrcLAIR, N. j.. May 27.--A log
cabin which Mr.. and Mrs. II. v.
Schieren presented to the Montclair Golf
Club was opened this afternoon by a
tea in charge of committee headed BY
Mrs. George r. Beach of Montclair. The
cabin was constructed by guides at Mr..
Schieren's camp in the Maine woods. II
was set up there and then taken down
and removed to the Montclair Golf Club
grounds, where 1t has location In the
woods. Mr.. Schieren, who Is son OF
a one time Mayor Of Brooklyn, superin-
tended its reerection here. The cabin
will, be used for teas and card parties
by members OF the golf club.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
JOHN SHELTON.

John Shelton. 81. president of the
Thirteenth Assembly District Repub-
lican Club OF Brooklyn, died yesterday
at his home, 1872 Devoe street, of pneu-
monia. lie was born in Ireland. He
was member of Progress Lodge.
!. o. o. +, the Thirteenth Assembly
District Taxpayers Association. tho
williamsburg and Greenpoint Board OF
Trade. and Emanuel Lodge. F. and A. NJ.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lucy SHELTON,
one son, James c., and two daughters,
Mrs. Lucy Farquhar and Mrs. Martha
Coates Funeral services will be held
tomorrow evening.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
DIR. GERTRUDE EDMOND.

DR.. Gertrude Edmond of 415 West
1iSth street, teacher of the history OF
education at New York University. died
suddenly Friday at the Knickerbocl1er
Hospital. She. was graduated from New
York University in the class of 1892
She leaves a sister, Miss Sarah Edmond
Funeral services will be held this after
noon at o'clock In Gould Memorial
Library at the university. DIR. Elmer
Ellsworth Brown, the chancellor: DR..
George Alexander. president OF the uni
versity council, ,and DIR. Orville Reed
will 81. x
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
MISS ANDREws's WEDDING.
Will Become Bride, Of Lieut.. Thur
ber Next Saturday.

Announcement was made yesterday Of
the arrangements for the wedding of
Miss Caroline Walden Andrews. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee An
drews of Flushing. Queens, to Lieut.. III.
Raymond Thurber, u. 8. N, at ST.
Georges Episcopal Church. Flushing.
next Saturday. y The Rev. Henry D..
Waller. pastor emeritus of St Georges,
will off1ciate, assisted by the Rev William
c. Cravner, pastor.
The brides attendants will be her sis
ter-n- law, Mrs. Charles Lee Andrews,
Jr.: Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes OF Washing
ton, D.s.C., a cousin Miss Levinia Mis-
bett, Miss Anna Hall and Miss Edith
Graham. the last three of Flushing.
Lieut. Charles lee Andrews, Jr., u s..
~, twin brother of the bride and class
mate of the bridegroom at Annapolis
will be best man.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
ANNIVERSARIES.

3RODIE-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brodie (nee
Essie Sheaman) will celebrate their TWEEN
ty-fifth wedding anniversary at the Hotel
Hamilton, West 73d street. on Sunday eve
ming. June IL, at 80. Relatives and
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were the guests for. whom
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hdghes
gave dinner last night. They will en-
tertaln again next Tuesday for Admiral
Sir william Packenham, commander Of
the North Atlantic West Indies station,
who will reach Washington to-day
aboard the British cruiser Raleigh, his
flagship.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
BAXTER. Berry Campbelia Funeral
Church. Notice later

BEROLzfIEIMER.--T Mount Sinai Train
ing school for Nurses. through its board
OF directors, expresses its profound sor-
row at the passing OF Mr.. Emil Berolz-
heimer May %, 1922. In his death the
training school has lost one of iss most
devoted friends. who served the institution
Tor many years director and treasurer.
giving 1t the benefit of his best thought
aRd supporting every movement for its
Improvement with enthusiasm and liberal
aid. To his family we extend our
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence in the
great loss which they have sustained.
Hugo Blumenthal. President.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
nj A r r I A G E S

STOCK-wILSON.--On May 27. 1922. at
San Francisco, by the Rev. DR.. W. J.
Guthrie. Mabel Cluff Wilson to c. Arthur
Comstock.