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The New York herald., 1922-09-15
$50 HOSteSSeS
of 1000 Guests
in Bankers Week
New York Women Complete
Vast Social Phase OF
October Convention.

An entirely new way of entertaining
out OF town guests is to be tried py
a committee Of $50 women Of promi-
renee who have undertaken TO prove
that New York knows how to be nos
pitable. Their program will fill the
entire week OF October 2, when the
American Bankers Association meets
here. Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow. chair
man Of the women's reception commit
tee and OF the executive committee
said Yesterday at the new headquarters
of the hospitality group, oss Madison
avenue that they expect 700 wives
and daughters of visiting bankers and
that me committee will provide a series
Of unique and interesting diversions.
',rhe men told us that II would be
impossible to offer that number OF visi-
tors personal hospitality" Mrs. Morrow
said but we are going TO prove that
IL can be done and we are going 10
prove also that New York doesn't de-
serve its reputation for inhospitable-
ness. Thirty-five private homes viii be
opened up especially Tor the iuncheon
on October 81
There will be fashion SHOW and tea
at the Hotel Plaza October with Mrs
Reeve Schley as chairman, assisted by
Mrs Charles II. Sabin. In the evening
there will be a theater party. The com
mittee has taken the entire house Tor
"Chauve Souris' and the orchestra floors
for "Kiki" and Captain Applejack.
Not a man will be invited to these thea
ter parties. October Is club day with
the Colony, Cosmopolitan. Women's city.
won,en's National Republican and
Women's University Clubs thrown open
to the visitors. The Colony Club will
serve tea from to T. NJ.
october Is hostess day. when the
1000 visitors will be entertained at
private homes and at the American
Museum of Natural History. Mrs. Will
lam Woodward Is honorary chairman OF
this day and Mrs Harold |. Pratt Is
acung chairman. In the evening there
will be ball at the Hotel Commodore
with Mrs. George +. Baker. Jr., chair
man. October Il set for an excursion
to West Point Mrs Arthur A. Fowler
Is in charge OF that day. During the
entire week $50 young women from
various banking houses will be on han9
in the hotels TO give information about
the city. They will serve from A. NJ.
to +. NJ In two shifts.
Miss Jean Arnot Reid is chairman OF
the information service committee and
Mrs. James a. Burden OF the club day
committee. Among those who will give
luncheons to twenty-five or more are
Mines Charles y. Alexander, Walter
Phelps Bliss. Joseph +. Davis. Edward
c. Delafield. Walter Douglas William
Pierson Hamilton, J. Horace Harding,
Walter y. James, Alvin w. Krech
Thomas w. Lamont. Acosta Nichols. A.
Perry Osborn, Frederic -. Phillips, W.
Emlen Roosevelt, CARL Tucker, Felix NJ
Warburg and George whitney
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
IN M E M O r / A M

COX-Iohn Bowers Cox.-in memory of nv
beloved husband who died suddenly Sept.
IS. 1912
KTNG.-Our loving. devoted mother. Maggie
NJ King. passed beyond September ~.
in0i Beloved brother. Edward L. King.
November 1915 His devoted wife, Clara
Brcslin Beloved sister Grace Murphy.
joined them May, 1922. Los Angeles.
Calif.
Ida King Dempsey.
MERRYwEAT1IER.-A memorial service
viii be heii for the late Weir Merry
weather -at Montciair. n. y. who died
On tho s. s. Momus. nearing New Or
leans September S. The services viii
take place nj ST. Iuke's Church, South
Fullerton av.. Montclair. y. j., Friday
Septrnil,er ", 400 a. " TRAIN leaves Ho-
hoken u. l.. W.. 2.30 Daylight Saving
Time
MOROsINI.--In rad and loving memory ~
our dear father. Giovanni r. Moro ami.
Who depart d this life September -. in0S.
Gone md never 70 be forgotten. May he
rest IN peace.
WHITE. First anniversary mass Saturday.
September 10, in the Church 81 st. Agnes,
East 4sd at. at 8 A. NJ, for the soul
~ Sergt Paul . White, who was Killed
IN all aeroplane accident w Dallas, Tex.
Eternal rest 70 his soul
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL
GETS A STAGE OFFER
Miss Campbell, Winner at At
lantic City, Guest of Judges.

Miss Mary Katherine Campbell. IS
years old. of Columbus. Ohio. judged
the most beautiful girl In America in
the Atlantic City beauty contest, attend
cd last nights performance Of sally,
Irene ard Mary" at the Casino as n
guest Of the judges.
During one OF the ntermissions Eddie
Bowling. author OF the play and its lead
Ing player, announced that Miss Camp
bell was in the audience aMh she was
led TO the stage amid applause. In the
name Of the Shuberts he offered her one
Of the three title roles in road COM
pany 70 be organized. She smiled
prettily, showed her dimples and said
she would think IL over.
The party, which occupied several
boxes close to the stage, included Miss
Campbelrs mother. who II returning
with her TO Columbus Howard Chanler
Christy and G. Coles Phillips. two Of the
judges an dthelr wives Willy Pogany.
DIR. Arnold Genthe Heyworth Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs August Hutaff. Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Rockwell. Michael Fan
ming OF the Ohio State Journal OF Colum-
bus. who conducted the contest in Ohio.
and the fourteen other judges.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
NOTES FROM NEW LONDON.
Mrs. Mansfield Returns After Visit
to New York.

Mrs. Mansfield Returns After visit
to New York.
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept. 14.-Mrs.
Joseph Vaeth has returned to New
York after visiting Lieut.. and Mrs.
Gordon McLane at Fort Trumbull.
Miss Sadie Vanderbilt of New York,
who spent the summer at North Lyme.
has returned home.
Pine Grove to-day for their home in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Beatrice Cameron Mansfield.
widow of Richard Mansfield. has re-
turned from New York and Is the
guest Of Miss Anna Hampstead Branch.
Mrs. Frederick Uthoff of New York
has returned after visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Beckwith.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hill. Mr.. II. p.
Heath. Mr.. G. X. Bradfield. DR.. and
Mrs. Deas Murphy. Mrs. John w. Mas
ury. Mrs. Nathaniel Doyle Mr.. Thomas
Fl. Toomey. Mr.. c. l.. Barnum, Mr.. Fl.
w. Brightman and Mr.. George c.
Hamilton, all of New York: also Mrs.
Il. V. McAndrew. Fishers Island. ".
"; Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Tudweli. East
Williston. l.. l.: Mr.. c. C. Burke, Jr.,
Piermont. y. Y. MIR. and Mrs. Glen
B. Tucker, Great Neck, l.. L.: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. W. Sayre, Newark: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Deming. Ridgewood, M j.:
Miss Helen l.. Duffield. Princeton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Warner. Port JEFF
ferson
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
ATLANTIC CITY AWHEEL.
Mayor Bnder Leads Procession of
bicycle Men.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK urs.rp.
ATLANTIC Cry. n. j., Sept. 14.-Scores
OF men on bicycles rode the full length
OF the boardwalk as feature OF the
joint convention OF the Bicycle Manu-
facturers' Association and the Cycle
Parts and Accessories Association which
Is at the st. Charles Hotel Mayor
Bader and officers of both associations
led the procession on bicycles.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany district managers OF New Jersey
and Pennsylvania closed to-day their
annual outing at the Traymore.
William III. McCandless of Honolulu,
Hawaii. Imperial Potentate ot the Shrin-
ers. will arrive at the Traymore to-mor-
row with the Imperial Divan. They will
participate in the annual outing and
ceremonial session to be conducted here
on Saturday under the auspices of Cres-
cent Temple of Trenton.
Arrivals from New York at the hotels
include:
Marlborough Blenheim-Nrs p. y.
Duke, Mrs. Helen Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin ID. Van Name. DIR. and Mrs. Peter
Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Kings
bury.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. Fred WISH
art. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Bradley, Mr..
Karl l.. Breneman. Mr.. d. NJ. Sim
mons and Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Donovan.
Ritz Carlton-Dr Maude Maltaner, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B. Sell. Mr.. and Mrs.
William l.. Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Austin Bates and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry II. Sell.
Dennis - Miss Elizabeth Andrade,
Misses Carol wingate and Regina Black.
who are accompanied by Miss Bessie
Englesberg of New Rochelle.
Breakers--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Price. Miss Virginia Price. Mrs. Carrie
Taub. Robert Lowenthal, Marcus Lowen-
thai, George Jaffln and Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Campbell, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
MRS. ANNA H. CLARKSON DEAD
Widow OF General Is Victim OF
Heart Disease I'm Newark.

Widow of General Is Victim OF
Heart Disease In Newark.
Mrs. Anna Howell Ciarkson. aged rs,
widow OF Gen. James S. Ciarkson. at
one time chairman cf the Republican
National Committee, and for eight years
Surveyor OF the Port OF New York. died
OF heart disease yesterday at 3s2 Sew
enth avenue. Newark. where she hao
been living with her unmarried son,
Fl. r. Clarkson. Death. was caused by
heart trouble.
She was born in Urbana. Ohio. and
lived for many years in Des Moines.
where her husband was for more thar
twenty years editor and half owner or
the Iotoa State Register, and interested
IN Western and national politics. When
Clarkson entered the Administration OF
President Harrison Mrs. Clarkson be-
came prominent in the social life OF
Washington. She was an intimate or
Mrs. Harrison and frequently accom-
panied the President and his wife on
their tours.
Since 1892 she had lived in New York
State, from 1910 to 1916 residing at
eiit fanny Sodbtiy HoiHS, oicepS iioiioW
Farm, Scarborough. She was president
OF the Iowa New Workers.. She wrote
magazine articles on political and femi-
nistic subjects and was the author of a
biography OF Drusilla A. Stoddard, a
Western educator. under whom she had
studied. Mrs. Clarkson leaves her three
sons, Coker +. Clarkson. II. r. Clarkson
and Grosvenor B. Clarkson, and by a
granddaughter. Olivia Clarkson. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon in
the chapel OF Rosevile Methodist Epis-
copal Church. 525 Orange street. New
ark
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Many Arrive in
White Mountains
by uton1obile
Travellers From New York and
Other Cities at Breton
Woods and Elsewhere.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
BRETON Woons, n. H. Sept. IA
Many arrived in the White Mountains
to-day, some over the Ideal tour and
Mohawk Trail and others from the
Canadian resorts. Mrs. Seth Thomas.
Miss Thomas and Miss Grace Thomas
Of Morristown and Mrs. Arthur Morti-
mer Day arrived to spend several days
and Mrs. Spencer B. Newberry with Miss
Helen Murray and Mr.. {. a. Linsley
arrived from Cleveland.
Many members of the Detroit colony
welcomed Mr.. and Mrs. Wesson Seyburn
on their first appearance here to-day
and another honeymoon couple arriving
here was Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burr.
whose marriage took place at Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs Arthur Butler Twombly OF the
Profile House motored to the Mount
Washingto to-day. where she enter
tained friends at luncheon.
Mrs. Walter Hines Page, who has
spent a few days here In company OF
Mrs. r. de c. Ward of Cambridge.
motored back with her to-day to her
summer home at Chocorua.
Mr.. r. Livingston Sullivan of Radnor
and Mr.. William f. Taylor of Ardmore
are here on tour of White Noun
tains golf courses. and Mrs. Edwin III
Weatherbee and Miss True are here
from Mamaroneck, and from Boston Mr.
and Mrs, Edward b. Hill. Messrs.
George 4. B. Henry. B. and Thomas
Dana have arrived.
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond. her son,
Henry s. Redmond and Mr.. Franklin
Plummer of New York motored to the
Mountain View House for tea
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hops and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Mainell and Mr.
Thomas Greacen. who has Joined his
family, are late arrivals at Waumbek
at jefferson.
Mrs. Benjamin McGucken OF Babylon
L. L., and Miss Isabel Beckurts OF
Haverford. Pa. are hostesses at pivot
bridge party at the Mountain View
House, Whitefield, this evening.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
DIxVILLE NOTCH.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YoaK HrsAip
Drxvr.LE NoTcH. N. H., Sept. IA
Visitors at the Balsams from many Sec
tions last night gave a purse of money
to the Rev. Frederick Thompson. rec
tor of st. stephens Episcopal Church
OF Colcbrook. for extension of the work
he Is doing at the boys recreation
center. II was the rector's seventy
seventh birthday.
Arrivals AT the Balsams include Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Croft and Mrs. II. A.
Croft of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Pynchon. Chicago; Mrs. s. T. Hub
bard. Miss Hubbard, Yonkers ". Y.
Mrs. @. +. Richards. Boston. in whose
party we're Mrs. f. G. Tarbox OF St
Paul, and Miss A. II. Ames or North
Easton. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam q. Sheriff. OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Russell Van Doorn and Miss
Blanche Van Anda OF New York. MFR.
apd Mrs. -. A. Hobart OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert r. Borden. Fall
River: Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Bond and
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Dobbs. Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs William Boardman. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hessain OF Hollis
NJ ". were among others giving
luncheons.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
wILSoN-GwYNNE.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage last Saturday of Miss Dorothy
Eade Gwynne. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thomas Gwynne Of
Orange. N. j.. to Mr. William Miller
Wilson OF Charlotte, N. c.. in the
Gloria Del Episcopal Church at Palen-
Vile, ". Y. where Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynne
have a summer home. The bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Anna r.
Fade of Brooklyn. and by seven brides
maids. Mr.. Wilson's best man was his
cousin, DIR. Blackburn Wilson Lowry of
Chicago. The brides father, who is Sec
retary and vice-president of the Cham
ber of Commerce of the State of New
York, gave her away. The reception
was at the Rip Van Wrinkle Country
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have left
for trip through Canada. They will
live In Charlotte.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
LYON ESTATE PAYS
CONNECTICUT $6z, 900
Greenwich Resident Left More
Than $4,000, 900.

The final accounting in the estate OF
John Lyon, who left 100000 in New
York State and Connecticut. has been
filed In probate court in Greenwich. The
insurance and succession tax in Con-
necticut amounts to s37,12o.63 and the
penalty tax for the State is fixed at
$30,07565 on s1.243,640.ST. Other taxes
include New York, $500 income
taxes in Connecticut. s17.67s.14; New
York State comptroller Inheritance tax,
$500 and United State inheritance tax,
127,131.37.
The amounts bis wife and each one
OF the children receive is as follows
Sarah II. Lyon. $1,000; John NJ. Lyon,
s+15, 1865: Lillian f. Lyon Rich, s415.-
546.95; Hattie Wilson Is also a legatee
In the sum of $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
HOT SPRINGS. VA.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK HEnALp.
Hor SPRINGS, Va. Sept. 14.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lynford NJ. Dickinson arrived at
the Homestead to-day from New York
and registered for golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wallace Of
New York. here on their honeymoon
registered for golf: also the Rev Dr.
Leighton Parks. rector of st. Partholo-
news.
Ar and Mrs. Salvador Ross of New
York. here on their honeymoon. rode 10
Rock Springs. Mrs. Terah Haggin rode
TO Bald Knob.
Mrs. W. Earl Dodge and Mr.. James
w Prendergast OF New York were
others riding this morning.
Mrs. James McCrea oil Philadelphia
Tad as luncheon guests to day Mrs
Daniel Manning OF Albany and Mrs.
Robert Livingston Frier of Buffalo.
Mrs. Albert Zabriskie Gray and Miss
Natalie Gray Of New York drove to
Rock Springs and also were at the
Casino for tea.
Mr.. Percy Proctor left to-day for
Cincinnati and MIR. l.. b. X. Claggett
for Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
MISS PIERCE TO BE BRIDE.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
GREENWICH. Conn.,. Sept. 1.-THE en-
eagement of Miss Gertrude Adele
Fierce, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Franklin Pierce of Steamboat
Road here. to, Mr. George Edwin Marks.
Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Marks
OF Riverside. Conn. and New York. is
announced. Miss Pierce is grand
daughter of the late Henry Ogden
Asten of New York. who was a charter
member of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club and at one time rear commodore.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
HANNAS ASK JUDICIAL
ACCOUNTING OF ESTATE
Want Settlement as Respects
Their Sisters Share.

Percy L. Douglas OF 26 Libe2y street
applied yesterday in the Surrogate
Court in behalf of Mark A. Hanna and
Daniel r. Hanna. Jr., Of go overlook
road, Cleveland. Ohio. for judicial
settlement of their accounts as execu-
tors OF that portion Of the estate Oh
their late father, Dan r. Hanna, as
apply to his daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Gordon Hanna. who now lives In Chi
cago.
Their petition shows that Miss Hanna
received from the estate. OF her
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Gordon Pelton.
SlS9JO OF which s72, ,6s5 was In diamonds
and Jewels and $4,000 in furs. Her late
father was for a time her guardian.
He has been succeeded by Mark A.
Hanna and Ruth Mccormack or chi
cago, with whom Miss Hanna lives.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
CECILIA BEAUx IN BERKsHIRES
Artist Visiting Miss Glider in Ty-
ringhnm.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. sept. 14.-Mrs. Howell
Carroll of Baltimore was the guest OF
honor for whom Mrs. Arthur Horton
Lippincott entertained at luncheon to-
day at the Lenox Club. Mrs. George
Higginson. who has been at the club
since her return from Europe. started
to-day for Chicago TO join Mr. Higgin-
son. They are 10 occupy their villa
after October 1.
Miss Cecilia Beaux. artist, Is visiting
Miss Rosamond DeK. Glider at Tyring-
ham. Miss Francesca DeK. Glider is
visiting Miss Doris Reid at Seal Harbor.
Me.
Mrs. Carlos NJ. dc Heredla gave a
dinner to thirty at Wheatleigh, Lenoy,
last night. including the Trinity Church
choir. who have sung at the Sunday
evening services on the lawn at Wheat
leigh and the Rev. Latta Griswold, rector
OF Trinity.
Miss Mary Parsons Is holding an
exhibition OF laces and embroidery made
by American Indians at Stonoyer to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jaques OF Paris.
for the first time since their marriage
in 1920 are visiting his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Henry p. Jaques in Lenox.
Mrs. Austin Cheney Of New Haven.
Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cheney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forgan of Chicago,
are at the Aspinwail Hotel in Lenox
Mr.. Walter Smith and niece. Miss
winifred Smith. OF Lake Forest. ILL.,,
are guests OF Miss Kate $. Buckingham
at Raid Head Inn. Lenox.
Miss Mary Pearsall Field OF New York
Is visiting Mrs. william p. osgood Field.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Masten Of
New York are at the Maplewood Hotel,
Pttsfield
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
HALsTED ESTATE TO SCIENCE.
Noted Surgeon Leaves Bulk of For
tune to Johns Hopkins.

Special Dispatch 10 TrrE New YonK iEnMp.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 14.-The late MI
william S. Halsted. chief surgeon ct
the Johns Hopkins Hospital. who died
a week ago, left the bulk Of his estate
10 Johns Hopkins University for medical
and surgical research. His VIII was
fl,ed to-day
officials Of Johns Hopkins are re-
quested TO invest productivity the prin-
cipal OF the beauest,' which comprises
stocks bonds and cash. A portion OF
the interest goes to Mrs Halsted.
Permission is granted the institution
to dispose of any portion Of the residue
as II sees At and 10 reinvest the pro-
ceeds in securities and properties that
meet with the approval of its officers.
Mrs. Halsted Is named executrix.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Bracelet Left
at Newport Ball
Awaits OWney
Mrs. William Fahnestock
Holding Jewel Unclaimed
by One of Her Guests.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., Sept. 14-Apparently
some one in Newport is careless of her
gems. Mrs. William Fahnestock has in
her possession a bejeweled bracelet which
was left at Villa Rosa. the Hassen villa
Mr. and Mrs. Fahnestock are occupying.
by one OF her guests on the night Of the
ball there. August 10. Since then Mrs.
Fahnestock has been seeking the owner
and Will return the bracelet to the one
who can Identity and describe it.
Many interested in golf will go to Mr..
T. Suffern Tailer's ocean links to-mor-
row afternoon to see Miss Glenna Col
lett and Miss Elizabeth Gordon of the
Metacomet Club, another star golfer,
play for prize donated by Mrs. Taller.
The match was arranged by Mr. Taller.
1t Is seldom that local golf followers
l'aVe a chance to see women stars in
action and 1t Is expected that a big
gallery will be on hand A special in
vtation has been extended the members
Of the Wanumetonomy Golf and Coun-
try Club particularly the women MEM
bers. Others OF the general public who
care 70 attend will be welcome
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston OF North :
wood. y. r.. and DIR. and Mrs j. Clar-
ence Sharp arrived to-day to be guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taller at Honeysuckle
Lodge and to witness this feature match
All members of the recent cast of
The Viking" have received souvenir
program and copy Of Longfellows Poem.
The Skeleton in Armcr." as a souvenir
Of the recent performance.
j. Gordon Douglas, Jr Charles
Moran, Jr.. and NJ. NJ. Rowland are ad-
ditional entrants for the mems tennis
tournament, which will be started at
the CASINO tomorrow
Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond has donated
prizes for boys doubles tennis tourna-
ment. for the first match Of which found
M M. Rowland and Charles Moran. Jr..
victorious over Barclay Douglas and
Dudley Davis, Ga, 6-1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston have
gone to New York
Miss Louisa Wilson Is with her
mother. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. James V. Converse, who were
visiting Mrs. Wilson, have left for New
York.
New registrants at the Casino include
Mr.. Townsend Phillips OF Goshen. n. Y.
stopping with Mr.. Charles Moran: Mr..
r. B. Collin of New York. at one Of the
Pinerd cottages. and Woodward Phelps,
U. S. A.
Mrs. Henry Clews returns to New
York September 21.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Townsend
have returned from the North Woods
Club to- Center Island, Oyster Bay.
where they will remain until November
1.Nwhen they will go to Redlands Cal.
for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Clifford will
return from Bar Harbor late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Quentin f. Feitrer OF
Pay Shore are at the Rit=-Carlton.
Mrs. David r. l.. Van Buren, enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at the
Ritz-Carlton for Mrs Alfred ". BeadIe-
ston and Miss Elizabeth Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha C. Tower have
returned from Southampton to the Ritz
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton Parsons are at
the Plaza before opening their apartment
at 925 Park avenue. Others there ar,
Mrs. Samuel II. vandergrift of Wash
ington. Mrs. Millard f. Polhemas and
DIR. and Mrs Il. Blair Sutphen of Norris
town, n. j.
Miss Mary Dinsmore Hanway daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanway of
Pelham Manor. who for six months had
been visiting In Constantinople, sailed
for home September ..
Mr.. Grover Looming entertained few
friends at dinner last evening on the
Ritz Carlton roof. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Peabody Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Larkn. Miss Sarah
r.. Larkin. Miss Rebecca Smith and Mr..
"A. Palmer Looming.
Mrs. Jesshmine Harrison Irvine re-
turned from Europe by the Paris after
having been abroad three months and is
at her apartment in Carnegie Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Branian have
closed their place at Sullivan Har-
Dor, Frcnchman's Bay. N. Y. Mrs.
Braman and the Misses Dudley are
motoring through Canada. returning by
way OF Niagara Falls to Balmville, N.
y. where Mr.. and Mrs. Braman will
remain until December before return
Ing to their city home at IS West Fifty
seventh street
MIR. and Mrs. Michael J Mulaueen
have returned to their apartment In the
Vanderbilt Hotel after having pa ssed
the summer In Maine. Mrs. Edward S.
Moore has come from Newport to that
hotel prior to opening her home at S45
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Smythe OF
Atlanta gave a dinner at the Lorraine
last evening for Mrs. Ignatius O'Neill
Of Charleston. 5. G. They will start
soon for Atlanta by motor.
Mrs. Ralph W. Rarbison OF Pittsburgh
has come from Lake Placid to the Bel
mont.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
NINE. DEL RIO ESTATE
VALUED AT $5I5,666
Accounting ShoUs More Than
$500, 900 Paid to Heirs.

Nine Maria A. Del Rio. who died In
1917 in her home. 47 West Ninth street
left an estate valued at s5l5,666. accord
ing TO an application for judicial settle
ment filed yesterday and on which Sur
rogate Foley issued citations.
About $780, 900 has been paid to Mrs.
Alice NJ. Crosby. mother of Nine. Del
Rio. who has died since sharing In her
daughters estate. Mrs. Edith Greene
Weed. daughter, OF l West EighK :
third street. and Alexander Byrd Ac-
Dowell OF saltwater. Pa, also received
$50 900 each. Roselle B. Greene OF !
West Eighty-third street got $4,000.