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The New York herald., 1922-11-18
F. G. Bo4rne's
Grandson Secretly
Weds Miss Clancy
Arthur Bourne and Astoria
Girl Have. Religious Cere-
mony Two Months After.

Another secret marriage in the fam
tly OF the late Commodore Frederick G.
Bourne-tha second within two months
came to light yesterday when records
OF Claude c. Neville. lawyer and justice
OF the peace at Center Moriches, L. L.,
revealed that Miss Elizabeth Beatrice
Clancy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
i. Clancy Of 46o Lockwood street. As
toria. was married two months ago by
Mr.. Neville TO Mr. Arthur Bourne, son Of
MIR. Arthur X. Bourne and grandson Of
Commodore Bourne. the president of the
Singer Sewing Machine Company. who
left an estate of many millions.
A religious ceremony was performed
last Thursday evening by the Rev. Father
Charles Gibney III the Church of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel at Astoria. The
couple are at OalSdale for the present.
will live at IS East Sixty-third street.
New York
Unaccompanied by members Of their
families, Miss Clancy and Mr.. Bourne
appeared before Mr.. Neville on Septem-
ber 20 with the requisite marriage IL
censc and requested that he marry them.
Both gave their age as ninteen,
"All can tell you about the wedding
Is that Miss Clancy and Mr.. Bourne
came to me to be married on September
20" said Mr.. Neville yesterday. "They
were without witnesses. 1 helped them
out by getting Howard Jansen, one of
the traffice Ulcers and motor squad
men Of Patchogue, to be present. They
had obtained their marriage license at
lslip."
All information was refused at the
Bourne home last night. Earlier in the
day Miss Miriam Clancy. a sister of the
bride, said that neither she nor any of
ported to have taken place on September
20 at Center Moriches. She said the
ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
was the only one. 1t is believed that the
bride and bridegroom. despairing Of OBJ
tanning parental approval Of their ro-
nance, decided to be married and then
seek family forgiveness afterward.
The day before Miss Clancy and Mr..
Arthur Bourne were married by the JUS
tice of the peace 1t became known that
Miss Marion c. Bourne, aunt of Mr..
Bourne. had been married to Mr.. Robe.t
G. Gilbert, secretary and general mana
ger Of the 800 Park Avenue Company.
in which Sherry's restaurant Is located.
The announcement of the earlier we'd
ding was made on September IS by MIR.
Frank Lyon Polk from his New York
office, while the exact date and place Of
the ceremony was not revealed.
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GIVE RECITAL OF soNATAs.

Francis Moore. pianist. and Hugo
Kortschak. violinist. gave recital OF
sonatas for violin and piano last eve
ming in Aeolian Hall. These two artists.
who are both we'll known here as indi-
vidual players. gave sonata recital
here last season and made "a favorable
impression. Last night they we're heard
by large audience and received warm
applause. The program consisted Of
three sonatas, Bach's in u minor,
Brahms's in G major. opus rs. and
Faures opus IL in A major. These
works were well chosen and attractive
in their contrasting style. The perform
ance OF the two musicians showed ad-
mIrable understanding and skill. Their
style and balance In the Bach music
were. indeed, excellent.
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Mr.. FRANK A. MUNSEY
BUYS SHERRY ESTATE
Manhasset, L. L., Place to Be
His Country Home.

Mr.. Frank a. Munsey has purchased
the country home of Louis Sherry on
the North Hampstead turnpike. Man
hasset, l.. l.
The estate comprises 900 acres. most
of which has been carefully cultivated
under Mr. Sherry's direction. The house
is of stone: It's architecture French,
Details in transferring the .itle were
completed yesterday.
Mr.. Munsey has bought the residence
for "a country home for himself.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18
BOSTON SYMPHONY
LOSES 1877 BOTTLES
Liquor of Musicians Seized at
the Border.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
Boston, Nov. 17.-With the return of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra from It's
trip to Dartmouth College. Montreal,
Toronto and other cities comes a story
Of how It's members were relieved of
some $3.50 worth of liquor as they
crossed the Canadian border into the
United States.
There was naturally talk of arrests,
but when It came to rounding UP 100
men and fixing the ownership of
1877 bottles the officials decided it the
better part of discretion to pass mp the
arresting part of the program and simply
seize the liquor.
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NOTES or SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Vogel returned
from Chappaqua to the Carlton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell r. Whitman
have taken an apartment at the Hotel
Belleclaire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan l.. Kennedy and
Miss Marguerite Kennedy have closed
their house at Purchase. N. Y. and are
AZ the Devon, 20 West Fifty fifth street.
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EDWARD HI. COFFIN.

Edward II. Coffin. 81. an officer Of
the John e. Moore Company, tugboat
operators of II State street, died yester-
day In his home 455 Lafayette avenue.
brooklyn. He was born IN Athens, n.
y, and had lived in Brooklyn for sixty
years. At one time he was Republican
leader Of the old Seventh ward Of
Brooklyn. The Rev. DR.. Clarence Jones
OF St Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church will preach the funeral service
at o'clock tonight in the Coffin home.
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parte. Mrs. Dudley Olcott, Mrs. Rich
ard T. Wilson. Mrs. George Maxwell.
Mrs. Conde Mast, Mrs. George Sloane,
Mrs. David Heller and Mrs. Samuel H..
Vallenca. whose guests were Lady Muir
Mack enEie Viscount and Vicountess
Saligna"- -Fenelon and Messrs X. Reid
Campbell. William de Rahm and Leon
ard Wood. Jr.
Miss Gertrude Delaney Watts, who
has been at boarding school In, England
for two years, will arrive in New York
December II. and will join her mother.
Mrs Townsend Morgan, who will give
coming out reception for her daugh-
ter December Is. Later Mrs. Morgan
will give series of dinners for the
debutante.
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EDWARD MORRISON, JR.'S
ESTATE TAXED $3.50

Surrogate George Slater OF westches-
ter county yesterday fixed the inherl
tance taxes on the estate OF the late
Edward Morrison Jr., OF Larchmont
Manor at $9.5509O. The estate amounted
to 100000.
The estate OF John NJ. Mccullough OF
Rye. who left ;265. 1881, was taxed s10.-
O24A
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MR.. ROCKEFELLER IN PINES.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HrvArp
LAKEWOOD, n. j., Nov. t7.-NIotoring
through the famous New Jersey pine belt
and playing his usual round Of golf over
his private course. John y. Rooi efeller
to-day spent his first day this season at
his Lakewood estate. He motored 10
Lakewood Yesterday from Pocantico
Hills and will spend the next two weeks
between here and Tarrytown.
Mr.. Rockefeller H. enjoying the best Of
health. he said.
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JAMES MULREIN.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
PoUGHKEEPsrE. Nov. Thames Null
rein, go, founder of the corporation
which built the Poughkeepsie bridge
over the Hudson, considered at its com
pletion one of the wonders OF the nine
teenth century. died here to-day. File
was taken i'll few days ago. The
funeral will be at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning with services in st. Mary's
Church
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LEOPOLD FEST.

Leopold Feist. aged 70. director OF
the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
and president of the Savoy Oil Com
pany, died yesterday in his home 800
West Elghty-seventh street. lie was
born In Cincinnati He leaves his wife
and seven children, Mrs. Josephine Lieb-
man, Mrs. Edna Herschman, Mrs. lima
Kern, Mrs. Nanette Bluhm, Sim Feist.
Miss Flora Feist and Miss Lucille Feist.
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At Warrington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington ho-
tells include:
Shoreham-Mr. Frank u. Coster.
Neutrality-suspicious.. r. White. J. T..
Lykes. F. Hudson and ]. Milburn. Jr.
Willard-Mrs. j. Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. James y. Regan, Messrs. J. f.
Murray, f.. A. Blair, Nash lockwood,
II. A. Moore. +. w. Dieter and G. Konta.
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w. II. RANKIN ESTATE s72o,aa4

ELIZABETH. y. T.. Nov. 17.--william
RI. Rankin left personal estate OF
S723.334. A trust fund income goes TO
a daughter Mrs. Ada l.. Conrad. while
nephew, Robert l.. Bradin OF this city
receives an annual income OF $4,000 and
several grandchildren $1,000 annually.
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BELLAMY sToRER,s FUNERAL.

PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE funeral of Bel
iamy Storer, American diplomatist. was
held this morning In the Church OF st.
PHILIPPE de Chaillot. Mgr. Cerretti,
Papal Nuncio. conducted the services.
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M A r R I A G. E S

n y on -Thursdav Noven1bar III ~ ~.
residence ~ the brides mother, by the
Rev. Albert Fsrr, Emily Wilson, Jr
sen and Emily Wilson, 20 Dr Werner
Nouruaieter.
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of the fanily
IN M MEMORIA M

HOSPITAr~-Thc annual
solemn Requiem Mass VIII be celebrated
Monday. November 20. st G.i5 A. NJ, in
the Chapel of Misercordis Hospital, raj
Tas, sstn st. for the deceased friends
and hsncfactnrs of the Institution.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin and Miss
Anna Hamlin returned to Washington
yesterday and are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano while their
house is being made ready.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mrs. John r. Mitchell gave luncheon
yesterday for her debutante daughter,
Miss Louise Anderson. and Miss Martha
Hawley. who is visiting her.
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LOST AND FOUND.

leather. edged with gold and
bearing initials "E. s. H." near Broadway
at Tooth 81. Liberal reward, no questions
asked, n returned TO Room 1i05 Canadian
Pacific Building, 342 Madison av
STOCK certificate No Gio536 Southern Pa
cific Company for 10 shares IN the name
OF Carrie I. Clapp." Notice Is hereby given
to show cause 10 said company, 165 Broad
way. New York. N. Y. why a duplicate
should not he issued.
MRS. CARRIE I. CLAPP.
Box i27 South Deerfield, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Miss Alvina Bohlen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Bohlen. and Lieut.
Col. e. Francis Riggs will be married
Monday noon at the home of the brides
aunt. MISS Elsie NJ Cassels. at 2121 r
street, ". w. Col. Riggs's brother. the
Rev. Father T. Lawrason Riggs of New
Haven. Conn, will officiate. Only men,
bers of the families will be present. Col.
Riggs and his bride will go abroad on
their honeymoon. and on their return
will live at Green Hills, the old Riggs
estate In Maryland.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18
TO WED MISS SEWALL DEC. 8.
senator Edges Bride TO he Young
est Senatorial Hostess.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, II. g.. Nov. II.

est Senatorial Hostess.
Special Dispatch 10 THE new YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. u. g., Nov II.
The marriage of Senator Walter E.
Edge of New Jersey and Miss Camilla
Loyal Ashe Sewall. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewall OF Bath, Me.
will take place December at the home
of her parents In Bath, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewail have given up their Washington
residence. AS the wife of Senator Edge
Miss Sewall will have the distinction OF
being the. youngest Senatorial hostess.
She only recently passed her twentieth
birthday. They expect to pass their
honeymoon In Europe. They will make
their home in Ventnor, near Atlantic
City, where Senator Edge is building
house.
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Performance n Good One.

The performance was good. Mr..
Bodanzky. who conducted, had pre-
pared a musical ensemble which was
cohesive and In almost every respect
admirably planned. II all the effects
In the score were not disclosed II was
not the fault Of the conductor nor OF
the excellent orchestra, which dis
charged its duties most capably. The
individual impersonations OF last eve
ming were worthy of more description
than they can have this morning.
They will be on exhibition again and
there will be ample opportunity TO
study them.
OF the newcomers Mr.. Bender i'm
mediately recommended himself to
operagoers by his .deft comedy In the
role of the Baron. He was unctuous
he escaped vulgarity and he treated
the dialogue with the skill OF an ac-
complished artist. He was vast Inn
provement over his predecessor. Mr..
Schuetzendorf also made himself very
welcome. His impersonation had real
comic force and he added greatly to
the effectiveness of the second act.
Nine. Easton's version OF the dis
irusioned lady was strictly In accord
with the conventions, but II bad an
individuality clearly marked and most
captivating. She penetrated the psy-
chology of the music and revealed 1t
most convincingly. The keynote OF
her impersonation was sounded In her
deeply pathetic line addressed TO the
hair dresser: "Heut hast du elm altes
Webb aus mir gemacht" Around the
thought underlying this utterance she
wovc n finely spun web of dramatic
delineation in which vocal art was the
chief thread. She was very successful
in an easily spoiled part.
Nine. Jeritza was fine, outstanding
Octduidn. not quite as masculine as
might be. but a pleasing figure and q
tenperamental lover of two women In
succession. She will probably develop
her performance In repetitions OF the
opera. The music does not perfectly
suit her style. but she may adapt her.
self TO II later. Nine. Sundelius sang
the troublesome music OF Sophie very
well.
Among the singers charged with
minor roles Mr.. Harold had his five
minutes Of success with the italian
air In the first act, while Mr.. Bada and
Nine. Howard as the intriguers were
delightful. Mr.. Meader was praise
worthy as the innkeeper. The pro-
gram noted that wilhelm Won wyme-
tai made his debut as stage manager.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mr.. John Sterett Cuttings, who has
been on duty at the state Department
has been detailed as secretary of the
American Embassy at Santiago. Chile
and will sail November 80 with Mrs.
Cuttings.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell entertained
at luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday
for Mrs. Edison Bradley.
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Dogs. Cats. &C.

poG-Boaton BULL male. coat and collar.
bearing license 1901. Thursday evening
vicinity shakespeare and Boscobei avs rib-
eral reward. W LAWRENCE, 1871 Shakes
peare sv
kTTTEN-Loet. on "wednesday evening, coal
black kitten. 8 months old. Please return
10 "a West 46th -.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Burke Roche has decided to re-
main in Europe for the winter.
Mrs George r. Shrady has taken an
apartment at 35 East Eighty-fourth
street.
Mrs. Arthur Ryle will give large
dinner January before the second
Junior assembly for Miss Marie Brooke
Mr.. Alexander Smith Cochran. who
arrived from Europe by the Berengaria.
Is at the Ambassador.
Mrs. Sydney J.. Colford Jr. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at The
Ambassador Hotel for Mrs. Frank l..
Polk.
Mrs. Osgood Pell has closed her house
in Westbury and will be at the Piping
Rock Club. Locust Valley, until after
Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucille Baldwin had for luncheon
yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton Mrs.
John Murray Mitchell Jr.. Mrs. Francis
B. Bradley. and Mrs Philip Kip Rhine-
lander.
Mrs. Alice Barney, formerly Mrs.
Christian Hemmick. who recently re-
turned from France. is spending week
In Newport at the Hotel Webster before
going to her home In Washington.
Mrs. ]. Prentice Kellogg will give a
luncheon December Is at 81 East Fifty
sixth street for her debutante daughter
Miss Barbara Kellogg afterwards TAX
ing her guests to a theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Fl. Steinbrugge
who are at She Lorraine win sail to-
day on the Celtic to attend the mar
riage Of Mr.. Steinbrugge's sister Miss
Grace Steinbrugge to Count Jean de
Laugier-Villars in Paris. December 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Aston Knight Of
Paris are with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich at Snug Harbor. Great Neck.
l.. /. Mr.. <Aldrich will give luncheon
at the Ambassador next Tuesday for
Nine da Cana who Is sailing Decem-
Der 2.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson has leased for
the winter the apartment OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt at 9H Fifth
avenue. Alterations of Mrs. Pearsons
house in West Fifty-seventh street will
not be completed for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman Drayton
will be at the Tennis Court apart
ments in Tuxedo Park through the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Moore
have the Cutting house and the Prince
and Princess de Braganza the ingalls,
house there for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cresson Parish,
Jr, have taken house in Garden City.
on July 12 Mr.. Parrish married Mrs.
Burton Elkins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Breckenridge Oliver of
Kentucky, in the Central Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Francis c. Bishop, Mr.. ]. Gordon
Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. S.
Griswold. Mrs. William Warner Hoppin
and Miss Mary G. Hoppin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman j.. Kountze, Mrs. Warner
NJ. Leeds, Mr.. Vincent S. milford and
Miss Madeleine Mulford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John 8. Phipps returned from
England by the Majestic.
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D l E D
R.rr nnnlelM

In Mcrorian.
Miserlcordia Hospital
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Major and Mrs. George oakley Totten,
Jr., were hosts last evening at dance
at their house in Sixteenth street.
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Jewelry.

BRACELET-piamond and platinum. CON
tanning 81 stones and small safety chain
attached. lost between 46th and 57th SITS.
and 9Th av.; liberal reward offered Apply
BROOCH, % diamonds, lost B'way.. Goth
10Th; liberal reward. Dodd. Academy
1896
EARRING. round gold. with gold almond in
SD st. reward
PEARLS. string, Sd av. car. l44th and AM
sterdem av. 9th av.. i25th. +. NJ. Thurs
day: reward. Audubon 1927.
RING. pearl; also pearl. diamond and emer-
aid pin In shape OF bunch of grapes; re-
ward. Return 20 p. o. Box 112. 1880 Amster-
WATCH, blue enamel diamond In center.
between sTth and 7eth sts.. Broadway. For
reward return TO 520 w. s7th st., Apart
ment 5-W.
WRIST WATCH. diamond, platinum, Theo-
dore Il. Starr make: pearl bracelet at
tached; reward offered. sCHERMERHoRN.
80 West SIN St
$500 REwARp.
LOST. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, PLATINUM
DIAMOND RING SURROUNDED WITH
PAAf PLAZA HOTEL AoN ASH cARrrERs. Ii sRTwEoE or
MAIpIsoN AXa o@ ,cESTRAL PARE
CASHIER. HOTEL PLAZA.
500 REWARD
For return Of barpin: emerald IN center. and
diamonds. lost November IL. between
Washington MSrket and Metropolitan
Museum OF Art. A. q. BENNETT. 10 WIZ
lam st. Broad o7si.
500 REWARD
for return Of platinum brooch containing 1
diamond. IS caret. s6 small diamonds. lost
Nov Is vicinity 9Th av. Mr.. BLACKAfAN,
Marcus Co. 9th av. and 45th 81
500 REWARD
For return OF horseshoe brooch, containing a.
diamonds. lost November a. between West
2sth and e1th SITS. or on bus. MARCUS &
co, 5th sv and 45th 81.
Wearing Apparel.
FUR NECK PIECE. baum rna-ter, brown
head and tail, lost between 2ist-2Sd cts. on
am av., or Gramercy Park. BROWN, 3s
Park
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Wearing Apparel.

FUR NECK PIECE. baum rnarter, brown
head and tail. lost between 2ist-2sd cts. on
4th av.. or Gramercy Park. BROWN. 80
Grsmercy Park.
NECKPIECE, two skin pabl. "Wednesday
evening. IN taxi from Biltmore Hotel 10
Globe Theater. reward. Il. ~ EYRE, room
us % Beaver ~.
SABLE NECK PIECE between MorninEsids
Drive and Itch subway; reward. Morn
ingside 1880. BOWEN.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mrs. Burke Roche has decided to re-
main in Europe for the winter.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mrs. Frederick Pearson has leased for
the winter the apartment Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt at 9H Fifth
avenue. Alterations of Mrs. Pearsons
house in West Fifty-seventh street will
not be completed for several months.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Aston Knight Of
Paris are with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich at Snug Harbor. Great Neck.
l.. i. Mr.. <Aldrich will give luncheon
at the Ambassador next Tuesday for
Mime. da Cana who Is sailing Decem-
Der 2.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mrs. George r. Shrady has taken an
apartment at 35 East Eighty-fourth
street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

sCOTT.--At Roosevelt Hospital. on Thursday.
November lG, 1922, Charity VI. Scott, life-
long friend OF the family OF the late
Elijah Wolsey Roe Funeral services at
the residence Of the Misses Roe. 30T Lenox
av on Saturday afternoon at 80
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

ROBBINS. at Providence, r. T..
on November 10. 1922, Fred VI. Robbins.
aged AZ years. Funeral services will he
hald At the residence OF Mr.. Chester Il.
Haynes, II Seminary av., Railway. n. j.,
on Monday. November 20, at 80 =. NJ.
Westfield CMasFD. Fitchhurg (Mass) ana
Boston papers please copy
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Fl. Steinbrugge
who are at Che Lorraine win sail to-
day on the Celtic to attend the mar
riage Of Mr.. Steinbrugge's sister Miss
Grace Steinbrugge to Count Jean de
Laugier-Villars in Paris. December 4.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman Drayton
will be at the Tennis Court apart
ments in Tuxedo Park through the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Moore
have the Cutting house and the Prince
and Princess de Braganza the ingalls,
house there for the season.
The New York herald., 1922-11-18

Brookline. Mass. Novem-
Der IS, Oscar VI. Sherbrook Funeral
services AZ his late residence. 1905 Beacon
St. BrooNilue. Mass. Saturday. Novem-
Der Is. a. o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited u attend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
G. H. BRECHNER IS
APPOINTED NEW
VOCATIONAL HEAD
School Board Makes Import
ant Appointment for
City Schools.

At a recent meeting OF the school
board a decision was reached 20 en-
ploy a vocational director TO organ
lie and supervise the work in indus
trial education in the public schools
o. Mishawaka.
After consultation with the state
vocational director. G. II. Brechner
who at present IS employed as
nathan etics instructor in the local
school, was appointed. Mr.. Brech
ner wis take up this work August
1. He Is a graduate Of Indiana
State Normal and the University Of
Michigan. At the latter school he
specialized in engineering. math-
metics and electricity He has also
taken post graduate work at Indiana
university. Mr.. Brechner is ably
fitted for the position, having extern
sive experience in public school
work as teacher and high school
principal He was instructor OF en-
gineering physics at the University
Of Michigan for one year and In
structor Of physics and engineering
for seven years at the Technical
high school OF Cleveland. Ohio.
He has had much practical exper-
fence in Industrial and vocational
work having taught in night schools
in Cleveland. He Is the author OF
The Practical Text Book Of House
Hold Physics" which has been used
extensively in many high schools.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
BELL SPECIALS TO
MEET SPEED AND
MIKES SUNDAY

The Bell Specials, South Bend, and
Speed and Mixes. Mishawaka, will
contend for honors on the Dodge
field Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
These teams have been walloping
some of the best seui-pro teams in
this vicinity, including Argos. Plym-
outh. Marion and Laporte, and ex-
pect to book games with the Amer
lean Legion team of Laporte and
Plymouth All-Stars. Babe" Phil
ion will act as umpire.
The lineup IS:
Bell Specials-Van Howe, first
base; Kajawa, second base; Miller
(captain). third base; Watts. short
stop; Wander VALE. right field; Mar
tin, center field; Strauss. left field;
Kish and Kruck. pitchers; Hanigan,
catcher.
Speed and Mike's-O. Cook, first
base (captain); Hixenbaugh, second
base; J. Opelt, shortstop; Apologize,
third base; p. Hoover. right field; J.
Vanderheyden, center field; Richter
left field; Bushman and Paul, pitch
ers; Phillips. catcher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CLUB OF
EAST MISHAWAK4
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. Marshall Adyelott was elected
president Of the East Mishawaka
Mothers club at a meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. A.
Jaqua. 1447 z. Fourth ST. Other Of
ficers are: Mrs. Charles Gordon,
vice-president; Mrs. Harley Matson,
secretary; Mrs. Allison, assistant
secretary; Mrs. J. c. Conrad, treas
urer; Mrs. John Ditsch and Mrs
Flora Berkheiser. flower committee.
A social hour was enjoyed Mrs.
Jaqua was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Joseph A. Weinkauf. Mrs.
A. ]. GernhaCt and Mrs. Charles Nc
Mann. Delicious refreshments were
served