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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Magistrate Tobias Dies
After Illness Of ; Weeks

City Magistrate Raphael tobias died
Tuesday evening IN 81. Marks Hos
pital from heart disease. Ne had gone
there FIVE weeks ago for y minor opers
ton and was thought 20 be well or
the way % complete recovery.
Hc was born In New Haven, Conn
sixty-iwo years ago Aftcr bis gradu-
alton from tho Law School Of New York
University Magistrate Tobias entered
the practice Of law In this city and
had been active in his profession for
thirty two years
For eight years he was an Assistant
Corporation Counsel Mayor Hylan
appointed him city magls'rte IN 1913
His term would have expired In 1925
lIo lived AZ 1891 Lexington Avenue
His vifc, who was Julia Erlangcr. Of
this city. died two years ago Tuesday
Two daughters. Mrs. Hattie Gallo and
Mrs. Arthur Katzcnbcrg. survive him
Magistrate Tobias was n member %
the Tammany Hall general committee
the Bar Association, the Tsnswaga Club
Of the l5tn Assembly District. the
Society of Medical Jurisprgdence. the
Society % American War Veterans. the
Sons ~ Veterans. the order Of Free
Sons OF Israel and the Masonic order
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Pitts6cld Women Give
Luncheon for Gov. Cox
Massachusetts Official and Wife
Attend n Reception at
Harding House
sssrlai Dilpafch 10 Ths Tribars

PITTSFIELD. Mass. May al
Governor Claiming H. Coz Of MassA-
chusei,s and Mrs Cox were guests OF
honor a. a luncheon giver to-day by
prominent Pittsheld women AZ the New
American Hotel IN pittsheld Later
they attended a reception in tho Hard.
.ng House. built In 1890. where Cen
eral Lafayette delivered an address in
1928. The Governor also was a
luncheon guest Of tho Kiwanois Club
a. tho Maplevood Hotel.
Mrs. Frederick Crowninshield was
the guest 81 honor FOR whom Mrs.
Oscar lnsiri had dinner party to-
night az the Red Lion Inn. a, Stock.
bridge
Mss Margare, Dwight. o, Boston.
has leased tho Dr. Rice place AZ Will
iiamstown for tho season.
Mrs William Pollock opened Holms-
dale at Pitisdcld to-day. Her son and
daurhtcr-in-law. Mr and Mrs Marshall
2 Kernochas. - New York. are 10
spend tho summer with her.
Miss Edith Bartlett. of Pittsheld.
has Mr. Russell A. Ilibbs, OF New
York. NJ her guest
Mrs John Beverly Duer. 81 New
York. is A. the Curtis Hotel IN LenoH
for a week
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
British Ambassador and
Lady CeddeS Entertain
Cire a Reception and Dance
for Admiral Pakenham and
Officers OF the RGIeig h

F-op, The Tribunes Washington BHreaS
WASHINGTON, May 31.-Admiral Sir
William c. Pakenham, K. c. b. X. {.
VI. c., x. c. V. o.. and the officers OF
Il. VI. s. Raleigh were the guests OF
honor at the reception and dance given
this evening by the Ambassador Of
Great Britain and Lady Geddes at the
embassy. Prior TO the reception the
admiral entertained a distinguished
company AT dinner aboard the Raleign'
when the Ambassador and Lady Geddes
we're among his guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes en-
ter.ained the admiral and the members
Of his staff at a luncheon to-day.
This afternoon Mrs. Thomas i. Can
gave an informal tea FOR Admiral Pax
enham and the officers of his dagship.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter entertained a small company al
dinner. when their guests included a
number Of the officers OF the kaleigh'
Miss Anna Hamlin was likewise a din-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Going On To-day

DAY
American Museum Of Natural History. Ad-
Metropolitan Museum OF AT. Admission
free
AQUARIUM. Admission free.
Nsw York Historical Society Admission
free ., .s-t..,.-
zooioeicsi Park. Admission y cents
Exhlbition OK whistler hthographs srf
PennsiI etchings and exhibition ot posters
- Brooklyn Museum. Eastern PARKWAY
and washington Avenue. al day
Luncheon OF the Rotary Club Hotel ne.
Alpin, i7.so o'clock. Address by Charles
r,,cpson of the Chamber Of Commerce
~ ire state % New YORK. o. Liberty
street II o'clock.
NIGHT
Annual reception and e1hihition of Woman. :
A. school OF Cooper Union. Union Build
ing. > o'clock. ,,... ..-t-
Ions dance of American woman Associa-
ION Hotel Pennsylvania, o eloch.
49,. ~ fhe Traveller birls Club, Hotel
f.orrnodore. $40 o'clock.
Assyrian conference. WAlcoFi-AhioTa'
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallenberg
To Be Guests at Newport
- na.nn,,h q rh. rrlbar.

NEWPORT. May 3l.-Mr. and Mrs
John Aspegren. who were among me
la,est 10 join the Newport colony and
nurcbase ono Of the big summer resi-
dances will have Mr.. Wsllenberg, the
Minister Of Sweden, and Mrs. Nallen
bero as their guests later in the week
NJ md Mrs. Wallonberg will remain
until June 10. when they will SAL for
Sweden for the summer. returning 70
Warrington in the fall. They viii be
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Ingegerd Wallenberg. 80,
Mrs. Ernest Iselin. OF New York, viii
s,yive Tomorrow, as will Mr. and Mrs.
c x Reeves. Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Smithers, Of New
York. were registered az the Mueneh-
niger King to-day.
Sr. and Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman
will be in Newport tomorrow for the
season and will occupy the knight
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice left for New York this evening
for a ten days stay, after which they
will return 20 Newport for the SUM
Mr.. George Eustis Coreoran to-day
transferred the title OF MS NArrasAh
sett Avenue residence 10 his wife, the
former Miss Rosamond Street.
Mrs. Albert Gleaves, wife o. Admiral
GIeaves. went 20 Washington to-day
N attend the annual meeting OF the
Georgetown University Alumni Asso-
citation.
Of the arrivals over the holidays TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
are en- route home. after tour around
tho world on their yacht Aloha, and
they will pass the summer season IN
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Miss Ada Phipps Dies
Funeral Services Will BE Held
on Monday i'm Cincinnati

Funeral services for Miss Ada
phipps. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Gardner Phipps. who died AZ the
home 81 her sister. Mrs John Henry
Bradford. 200 Park Avenue. Monday.
will be held IN Cincinnati. lntcrment
will be IN Spring Grove Cemetery. in
that city. Miss phiprs was widely
known in New York society. In addi.
ton 20 Mrs Bradford she is survived
hv another sister. Miss Sarah Phipps.
her niece. Mrs Slas II. Wiiherhee. and
n nephew. Mr. John II. Bradford.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Vatican Gay With Flags for
Popc's 65ih Birthday

HOMF, Nay IT. Pope Iiuf ceI'-
bfated ~ sixty-dfih birthday to-day
lie received numerous corrratl.atory
,elegrams and best wishes were sent to
him by an the cardinals and arch
bishops.
The Vatican presented n festive as
meet. papal flags flew throughout the
dav and the Noble. Swiss and Palatine
guards and the gendarmes wore full
dress uniforms. Beautiful floral ;rib-
utes were sent % the Pontif from the
Vatican gardens.
There we're also special messages
from pesio. the Pores birthplace, and
Milan. where ne was archbishop before
heing raised 20 tho portifcal throne.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
II. +. Simpson, Candidate
for President. Is Dead nj 81

PANA, H., May 81 Henry =. Simp-
son. eighty.two years old. ~ Pana, Who
three times sought the Presidency, died
yesterday ~ Broken Arrow, Okla,
whore he had gone on account Of his
health.
A candidate before ~ Republican
national convention In 1850. Mr Simp-
son lost the nomination 10 President
Garfield He made a second attempt
for nomination with the so-cnlled
Greenback party, but failed again. and
dropped out of politics until 1912,
when he organized the Peoples Chris
tian party and was its Presidential
nomImlc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
DeKay-Janes
Engagement,
is Announced
aL..h,er Of Former Chief
D'Ssn.tr 'SSssn.lrusior Ct in the ROYAL R!;
~ si'i Graduate of Lehigh
u;.. Jacoby Is Betro'hed
ra, Be welded to Mr. E. T.
WI v.u - dc Water; Downey'
Van an Tngen Rites To-day

and garden party given
A. :" "ss,srroon by Mrs. Wallace
r'si'Iso.II a, Stonycrest' kiverdaie-0n I,
? Ccho'' ,rr,ouneement was MADE OF
ssS''n,. sr,t ..ersnt Of Miss kathleen
~ tnk"N- Fckford Craven de Nay.
isns, 70. 'e Il the daughter Of the late
"" xrjisr James. ehiiei eons'ruS.o' s,..
" "N,,- .oysl navy. Plymouth Eng
= ,he vel known IN New lork MI
lin:. 81. ,be eldest son Of the late
ts nay s-,v y. De Kay and Mrs. dc
rrei so West Ninth Street. Nr. dc
kg' o , g graduate Of Lehigh. '9s, and
kT = n.,.s,r Of the 81. Nicholas Soci-
ya n's,".s 80 Society Of Colonial Wars.
~ 20 .rss, OF honor at the tea was
AreihTT, ,5sgrove. a bride Of this Sat
VS. VS. srd daughter Of Mrs. J. c. upde-
f's~ -,..., NJ the garden party were
]" oSsgrove. Mrs. Sidney 3. de
xiA m Ms william s. sloan. Mrs.
hp. Cortelyou. Mrs. Cleveland
S'1,si !, ssi,s Mrs. Sidney G.. dc Kay. Mrs.
i,.,s =. 80 O. Chisholm, Mrs. shepard
ssts,..ns--,rhorn. Mrs. Lindsey Tapp'n'
xs''TT s,I y Lewis. Mrs. Z. L. Lathrop.
~, ~ g.len Lathrop. Mrs. George ".
s.,t;,, Miss Emily Perkins, Mrs.
IL, Z. Kirby, Mrs. George Nyoth,
~, Darwin P Kingsley, Mrs. r. W.
f-.,rsn r. and Mrs. Bsshford Dean.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
IOITg C.. PHELPS

DENVER. May 3l--Louis G. Phelps,
orc ~ tho Vests best known cattle
men. dropped dead in the courthouse
m Cody. wyo, to-day, it Is announced
IN n dispatch % The Denver Post
Mr Phelps was owner of the Pitch
fork Ranch of i20o o00 acres. near Cody.
and was n partner Of W. r. Coe, Of
New York City. IN the cattle business.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
WILLIAM yAUGHN.sTUART

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 81 william
vauchr-Stuar' siNty-four years old.
died AZ his home to-day. He was con-
nccted with the Wabash Railroad as
attorney and vice-president FOR thirty
eight years ard was president Of the
hoard of trustees Of Purdue University
for eight years.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
MRS. FIIZARFTH MARY DAVIS

Ms. Elizabeth Mary Davis. ore Of
tho oldest residents In the Heights
section Of Jersey City. died yesterday
~ hor homo. l3 Charles Street. She
was sevcnty-cight years old. Services
viii he hold N her late home by the
Rcv Allan Greene. rector OF 81.
Johns Episcopal Church. West Ho-
hoken. Burial will be in Maehpelah
Cemoferr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

F. Clarke and Mrs. Chamberlain Clarke,
and Mr. John r. Jelke jr. will take
place to-day in the Chapel OF the
Saviour. in the Cathedral Of st. John
the Divine. Bishop Herbert Shipman
will ofhciate 81 the ceremony. which
will be followed by a reception at
Sherry's.
Only immediate relatives will attend
the wedding Of Miss olivia Sturtevant
Erdmann, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
John +. Erdmann. and Mr.. John l..
kuscr jr to-day NJ the home OF the
bride GO West Fifty-second Street. A
breakfast will follow tho ceremony at
the Colony Club. 20 which the invita-
tions have been more general.
In tho chapel Of St Bartholomew
Church this afternoon Miss Mary Nor
RS Ostrander will be married 20 Mr..
Hugh White Adams. Of Yonkcrs. The
Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks will perform
tho ceremony. and a small reception
will follow at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Charles +. 0strander. 90
West Fifty-third Street.
Tho wedding OF Mrs. Helen L. De.
merest and Mr.. Ronald y. Kelsey will
take place this afternoon at the home
81 the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Demerost, in Gates Avenue.
Montclair, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
.peeial Dspafrh 70 Tlf Trlb1Hf

.pecidl DHDdfrh n INf Ir017'
PRINCETON. y. j.. Nay 3i.-A
nsvcholoey test in addition 90 the reg
ular college board examination must
be passed by al men entering Prince
ton. IL was announced to-day rms
test will be given a trial Tor two years
during which period failure 70 pass
il By an entering man viii not neces-
sariiy dehar him from admlrs.on. II u
proves successful passage thereafter
will be as essential as the written ek-
Eminations. 4 faculty committee VIII
be in charge Of Administering the
tests
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
WILLIAM sCHULT

William Schul' a retired merchant
~ U-ion Hill. y. J.. died yesterday AZ
tho aye ~ seventy years. He had lived
I'M the locality for twenty-five years.
Funeral services will be held AZ his
late home. 205 Garden Street. and in
,erment will be in Lutheran Cemetery.
4 daughter, Mrs. William II. Cordts,
rff~ssfvne him
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Woman Dies al l3l

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 81. Millie
Nullran. negro. died Tuesday ~ the
renuted ago o. l3i years. IL was
learned to-day. Records in the hands
Of tho family that owned the woman
as slave IRE said 90 establish her
acc at i7i Her survivors include six
great great grandchildren.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
x..r...strnng Wedding SATURDAY.

p. wedding Of Miss Margaret l..
80 and NJ. Charles 7. NourSe will
si,,s q. 1 o'clock Saturday after
=, christ Church. short Hills. y.
uiss strong is the daughter Of Mr..
80 Nrs. James z. strong. q 9 East
-iii,.v.rinth Street and Short Hills. Mr.
Use is the son Of Mrs. Charles j.
v.r,ss 2l5 Lexington Avenue. he -
,r,ber Of the Union. New York
~, Club. Of the Colonial Lords of
=. Nsror and graduate Of Harvard,
4, m. wedding the bridal party will
,..i,Ss Ms Schuyler Van Nechtcn,
,ls.sr Of the bride. as matron Of honor
80 Wiss Juliet Nourse. Miss Gertrude
r cssr Miss Lois Martin, Miss Ger
,,,se Hoyt and Miss Lctitia scott. or
pss.sslpiia. as bridesmaid. Mr., John
p,.bodv will be best man, and the ush-
,rs will be Mr. Schuyler Van Nechten,
Y, William Evarts, NJ. Beach Mch.
yl;,loek. Mr.. Frederick Kobbe, Mr..
william F. Kutz and Mr.. Paul Andrews
- Syracuse. n. y. A large reception
III follow the ceremony at the short
grs home Of the brides parents.
ne engagement is announced of
riw Eve Marion Jacoby, daughter Of
profswor Harold Jacoby. Of Columbia
i,iversity. and Mrs. Jscoby. TO Mr..
ysusrd Terhune Van dc Water, Of 81
West N;nety-ffth Street. Miss Jacoby
IA great-cranddauchter Of the late
sir Thomas Maclear. Astronomer
Poyal. Of Cape Town, South Airica.
che is president of the class Of y,
Barnard College. Mr. Van De Water
/, the son of the late Mr.. Frederic
Trsrklyn Van Do Water, Of this city
ana Mrs Virginia Terhune Van de
Ws,er. He is connected with the In
fneerirg Supervision Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. RAIDER. Of
csnden-on Gauley. Webster County
v. Va. have announced the engage
msrt of their only daughter. MISS
Lena liver RAIDER. 20 Nj John {. Bald
win son Of Mr. and Mrs. William NJ.
BALDWIN. Of Garden City. l.. J. Mr.
Baldwin is a graduate Of Harvard, Is.
The wedding will take place IN the
near future
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
JULIUS VI. WILLIAMS

julius VI. Williams, a charter mem.
Der Of Cherokee Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows. Of New York, died a. his home a.
1885 Front Street. Plainheld. y. J.
yesterday. aged eighty-four He wa
born IN Germany ard had lived IN
Plainfeld FOR forty years. For large
part Of that time he was foreman Of
the Schephin. Baldwin & Tweed,
clothing factory there. lie later hlleC
the same position AZ the Brown Wooler
Mills NJ Raritan. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

The marriage Of Miss Frances An.
.oinst.e Wright. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wright, Of Ivy Close. For
est Hills. l. l.. and Havana, Cuba and
Ny. Frederick Ira Ordway jr., Of Man
chester and Boston, will take place on
Thursday. June IS, at S o'clock IN the
ChurchIn-the- Gardens. Bishop Alblon
knight o. New Jersey. and the Rev. Dr.
William Lander. rector Of the Roose-
welt Memorial Church. Of Forest HIS.
will oficiate Following the wedding
there will be reception IN the Forest
Hills Inn 20 which 200 invitations have
been issued Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway
vill pass their honeymoon in Canada
and on their return will live IN Forest
Hills.
The bride will have her sister, Miss
Daisy Wright. as maid OF honor. Otner
attendants Will include Miss Katherine
Kuhn. Of Pittsburgh, Miss Adelaide
Parker. Of New York City. and Miss
Katherine Horner. daughter Of Bishop
Homer, Of North Carolina. Mr.. Rich-
ard Ordway will be best man. Amon
the ushers will be ~. Albert Wright,
~ Vernon Roth. Mr.. Harold Smith
and Mr. T.. J. House
On Monday. June y. a luncheon viii
be given for the bride by her sister.
u will be held al the Inn and there
will be fourteen guests. Miss Mary
Il Thaycr, of New York City, aunt OF
the bride. viii give a dinner for the
bridal party on the wedding eve. Ihis
also will be held At the inn.
Miss Wright received her education
q; the National Cathedral School at
Warrington. st. Mary's Hall at
Burlington and Nine. Rieffel's French
Academy Of New York She has passed
most Of her life in Cuba, where her
father pfaetieed law Tor many years.
Mr Ordway was with the first pursuit
group Of Aero Squadron A during the
World War.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
porner.vnn Inren Wedding

The largest wedding on to-day's
social schedule is that OF Miss Kath-
crime Van Ingen and Mr.. George Faber
Downey. o. Washington, which will
taks place in 81. Bartholomew's Church
~ .:30 o'clock. The ceremony will be
performed by the Right Rev Chalnccy
Brewster, Bishop Of Connectics;, as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Henry Sloane
Coffin, Of the Madison Avenue Pres
byterisn Church There will be a
bridal party composed OF ten brides
maids, an equal number OF ushers, the
maid Of honor and best man. The
church will be elaborately decorated
for the occasion. A large reception
viii follow at the Colony Club.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Minot
Clarke. daughter Of Mr. Charles Edss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
ENGAGEMENTS

HENDERSoN-vAN sYCKEr-Mr ard
Mrs Charles van Syck"l iN Nes'
state So Trenton. y. J.. announce ths
engaEsrent - their laughter. Mss
Helen van svckel. 60 NJ Brar'on
Henderson son of Nrr Matthias X Hen
ferson and tho l1te Nr Matthias X
Henderson of Now Castle, IA,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
MGR. PATRICK ]. CANNON

LOCKPoRT, Y. Y. May 3l.-The
Rev. Monsignor Patrick J. Cannon.
dean OF Catholic clergy in western New
York, died to-day. He was eighty-nine
years old and for ffty-three years was
rector ~ 81. Patrick's Church here.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Mrs John Alexander Manson and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Sloane Man
son. ~ Fast Sixty-second Street. will
sail for Europe to-day on the Contc
Rosso. They will pass the SUNNI or
abroad. Miss Manson will make her de-
but next winter.
Others sailing on the Conte Rosso
are Mr.. Parker Sloane. DR.. John s.
Thachcr and Nj. John 6. Thacher, jr,
Mrs Stuart Hanna and the Misses
Hanna. Of $50 Park Avenue. sailed for
Surope yesterday on the France. They
viii remain abroad until October.
Miss Mary Van r. Lorillard gave a
luncheon AZ Sherry's yesterday for
Mrs Robert II Gamble.
Mrs Ormond G. Smith nlso enter.
tained there in honor Of Mrs. George
H. Hull
Mrs. william =. Sheehan and Mrs.
Henry S Redmond were guests Of Mrs.
James Russell Solely al lunch yes
terday % Shcrry's.
Mrs Amory :. Carhart will give a
reception for 500 guests tomorrow AZ
Tuxedo Park in connection with the
FIRST day Of the horse show there.
Mrs. Daniel r. Terney was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's, at
which Mrs. Henry T. Richardson I'd
and Mrs. John A. Powell we're the
guests of honor.
Among others lunching yesterday at
Pierro's were Mrs. Henry Dearborn
and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton
Crockcr. of San Francisco, who re-
turned from Europe on the Olympic.
entertained a party Of friends at the
opening Of the roof garden at the Ritz
Carlton last night.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Mss Pauline Mary Gates. daughter
OF Mr Leroy H. Gates. Of Plainheld,
n. j.. will be married 20 Ny. Laurence
S. Heely. son OF Mr and Mrs. Augustus
Y. Heeiy. also o. Plainheld, on Sstur-
day afternoon a. the brides home. Miss
Dorothy Paimes Anderson, Of St. Paul,
will be the maid Of honor. Miss Janet
Fraser Tilney and Miss Evelyn Doane
will be the flower girls. The Rev. Dr..
John Sheridan Zelie. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church Of Troy, y. y,
vii of.eiate az the ceremony.
Mr. Allan V. Heely will be his broth
er's best man, and the ushers will be
Mr. Robert F. De Graf. Mr.. Norman
/. Finch, Mr. John W. Zerega and Mr..
Charles ?. Gates, a brother OF the
brlde. all Of Plainfeld.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Japanese Garden Opens

Among those who entertained at
luncheon II the opening Of the Jap
arese Garden yesterday In the Ritz
Carlton were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll l..
Wainwright. In their party were Mr.
and Mrs J. V. Converse jr. and Miss
Gloria Morgan. Mrs. Robert Goelet
entertained q party for Countess dc
Rovcl. Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson also
entertained a party. including Mrs.
James y. Duke. Among others who en-
tartsircd were Mrs. George z, Dick.
inson. Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Reginald Hutchinson.
Ny. John Bradley James. Of New York
City. and Mr Augustus Van Courtlandt'
Of Sharon. Conn. have returned from
ten days motor trip through north
ern New York. AZ Geneva the party
met Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Hutohings' wno
rotored with Mr.. James and NJ. van
Courtlandt 20 Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Ms Henry r. Chase and Mrs. r. T.
Ely arc in New York from thelr nom
I'm Waterbury. Conn, and are az the
Hotel Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard pelane'o
n the Plaza for few days from their
home in Tuxedo.
Mrs. Price Collier, who returned
from Europe on the Olympic IS at the
81 Regis until she departs for her
home al Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Lord, OF
o7O PARK Avenue. are at BriarcNn
Lodge FOR the early part Of June
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Society Notes

Among those returning from Europe
on the Olympic were Nh and Mrs. WI
liam F Morgan. Mr. and MIS-; fercy VI H.
pvne. Mrs. William J. Schiefelin' Mr.
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Scudder, Mrs.
Paul G. Th6baud. Nh Raynal de St. D.
Tb6baud. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Heck,
scher and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dre1ei
Paul Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. william John Wsrour,
ton were guests over Memorial Day OF
Mrs. Robert J. Kelly at her country
place al Huntington, L. ].
Mrs. James Henry McCoon and her
two daughters. Edith and Frances NC
Coon. will sail on June 10 20 pass the
summer in Europe. They will be abroad
until october and will travel in Eng
land. France and Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wilmer Biddle. OF
PHILADELPHIA. who returned Tuesday on
the OLYMPIC. are at the Ritz-Carlton
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Dinner for Miss Crcporv

Mr. and Mrs J. Wray Cleveland will
give small dinner tomorrow night al
the Metropolitan Club for Miss Janet
Gregory, whose engagement 20 their
son. Mr. Robertson Lispenard Cleve.
land, Was announced recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and Tn Memoriam Notices

may be iclephoncd 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in.
seriion in The ncsi days paper
Telephonc Beckman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

srFINIT-on May % julia Anna s'elni.
I,.. post.rhnerl beloved mother cf
Mrs Joseph Kerin-r and sister - Nalsn
,f,. t.,e~~~fne- Funeral from her
daughters residence. 1898 virginia AZ.
nj fhenoe 20 fhe church ~ NJ holy
Family Inisrmenf Lutheran ctmeisrli
s..s....hII.. ..Hf.sa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

STAGE M0nday Nay - .t W. ITO
~ hor sister. Mrs. Annie FInc@, 80
Atlantic aN. Brooklyn, Itnn.r
&C.. - alf second a.. hfR l1rh. me
wss born In N~w YORK anf htfi hsIs
an hcr ne She b. surNt"i p, ~
Tbrfsffra rohfn and ffenrieffa Hsrmanh
~ NeW York Funera services HiIl - -
place on Thursday af f.i3 O. poi ln fN'
family plot ln Lutheran 'fm 'Iffl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Mrs Stuart Hanna and the Misses
Hanna. Of $50 Park Avenue. sailed for
EUROPE yesterday on the France. They
will remain abroad until October.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

I0ref Iaurnf1r ~ HaIIfuI0ITaH FIfIIVaH
ana fhe late Mary Lyons ani sister 81
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WI.gman Funsfll from lsr 'sfo ffsI
lsnce. $50 East itist 81. Friday l'
m thrnce 70 81 Jrromes 'hufch
who're a solemn requiem high mas Hh
na offered f0r the repOse % Der SOU
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

'n i''ed vi husband of the laie. ca,hsf.gs'
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brafed for the ropofo nf hf ''+ ~
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
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Nsr,s beloved daughter - Jacob and
Katherine steinbrechsr aged - years
peouiem mass a. 10 o'clock ffldsy. -
Narys Church Flushing sv, lanaica
rrternenf 81 Johns Cemetery RELATIVES
and friends are respectfully i1flfsd -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Charles RI. ana julia stn.sl hmifi
AGED q frars. ~ iss Wrsf isfih
Flnaral rsreicss 80 calvary Nrinodt.
Episcorsl church l-1fh N ana F'''nin
az. FrIdar evening 90 $50