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The New York herald., 1922-07-13
J. C. PARRISH, IT,,
MARRIES MRS. ELkINS
Former Wife of FELTON, Elkins
Bride of Broker.

Mrs william Burton Elkins. former
wife of Mr.. FELTON, B. Elkins and former
sister-in-law Of Mr.. Stephen b. Eikins.
was married yesterday in the Central
Presbyterian Church to Mr.. James Cres-
son Parrish. Jr. Of "a West Fifty-ninth
street The news that this wedding. OF
interest here, in Philadelphia, Wasning-
ton and California. as well as ABROAD
was to take place was revealed yes.e,-
day when Mrs. Elkins and Mr.. Parrish
obtained their marriage license
In obtaining the license Mrs. Elkins
said she is a daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
.Iohn c. b. oliver Of Kentucky and ex-
plained how she came by the unusual
first name of William. She was one OF
three daughters. There being no son In
her FAMILY, her parents gave her poy
name. She is known to her friends as
Burton.
Mrs. and Mr.. Elkins were divorced in
Santa Barbara An the Superior Court OF
California in April, 1919. Since then
she has lived chiefly In this city. her
home being at 146 East Fifty-secono
street.
During the war Mrs. Elkins estan-
lished near Paris home for under nour-
ished children. which she conducted NJ
her own expense.
Mr.. Parrish also, according to the
marriage license record, was previously
married. He and his first wife, Mrs
Charlotte X. Parrish. were divorced IN
RockIsnd county, N. Y, in May. 1915.
The decree was signed by Justice Ar
tur 8. Tompkins. He is son OF MT.
James Cresson Parrish and was gradu-
ated In 1907 from Harvard. OF which
university his father also Is an alumnus.
He is a broker, 38 years old. His
fiancee gave her age as "a. He Is
member of the Knickerbocker, Metro
poiitan, Tuxedo and Racquet and Tennis
clubs.
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MRS. LONCWORTH'S
ESTATE $50, 900
Cincinnati Orchestra and
Children Share IL.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra Association is
given a specific bequest OF $1,000 and a
residuary bequest estimated at $4,000
more under the will of Mrs. Susan w.
day by her son. Representative Nicholas
Longworth, and son-in-law. Mr.. Buck
ner A. Wallingford. The estate was Of
ficiaily estimated at $4,000. Repre-
sentative Longworth stated that his
mother had divided the bulk Of her
estate among her children twenty years
ago.
The residuary pequest to the Sym
phony Orchestra is contained in the sec
ton OF the will which provides that each
of her grandchildren shall receive $1,000
out of her life insurance and that any
residue left in the life insurance funds
shall go to the orchestra. Representa-
tive Longworth estimated this residue
will amount to $4,000.
The will. dated September 8. 1921 pro-
vides the following bequests TO rela-
tives: Annie Walker. sister. $4,000;
Nellie B. Walker. widow of a brother.
Timothy Walker. 5000: DIR. Edward w.
Walker brother. $4,000; Marie w.
Williams. daughter of another brother.
$4,000.
, Mrs. Longworth's servants resolve the
following amounts: Mike Condren.
$1,000; Chris. Eickhoff. $1,000: Mary Jen-
nings. $500; Fred Eickhoff. $780, and TO
any other servant who has been in her
employ more than year at the time OF
her death. $50.
All the remainder of her estate Is to
be divided equally among her three
children. Representative Nicholas Long
worth. Mrs. Annie L. Wallingford and
Mrs. Clara l.. De Chambrun.
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SURROGATE APPOINTS
BOOTH ADMINISTRATORS
Bond of $1,000, 900 Each Is
Required. .

: Robert F. Greacen OF so Wall street.
Joseph McCloskey Of 81 Chambers street
and George J. Gillespie of 20 vesey
street were yesterday appointed tempo
rary administrators of the extensive
estate of Mrs. Angie NJ Booth by Sur
rogate John p. Cohalan. They are re-
quired to furnish bonds of $1,000. 600.
The estate Is known TO be worth at least
s2,500.0 900.
The application for temporary admin
istrators was made by Mrs Marie Alli-
son Landolt of 401 Fourth street. Brook
lyn. who received bequest OF $4,000
and an interest in the residuary estate.
Mrs. Landolt is contesting the probate
of the will. alleging undue influence
and fraud in the powers given to the
executors.
Mrs. Booth died June 10 In her home,
Riverside Drive. She was the widow
os Henry p. Booth. founder of the Ward
Steamship Company.
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Mrs. p. C. Hewitt
Bride in Paris of
Baron d'ErIanger
Loses Share in Second Hus-
bands Estate by This
Marriage Abroad.

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YoRK HDRALD
Copyright. Issf. by THE NEw YosK HERALD.
New Ysrk Herald Bureau.
Paris. July IL.
Mrs. Maryon Andrews Hewitt, widow
or Peter Cooper Hewitt noted American
inventor. was married to Baron Robert
d'Erlanger in St. Roch's Church here
at noon to-day. The benediction was
pronounced by Able Magnin. director
of the Archbishop's palace. who also re-
ceived the signatures Of the contracting
parties in the sacristy. The bridegroom
is of the English family OF Slidell
d. d'Erlanger.
The witnesses were Emile Bruguiere'
brother of the b:fde; Lucien Courtois,
an advocate in the Appeals Court. and
Baroness slidell d'Erlanger.
Mr.. Hewitt, noted inventor and cleo
trical expert, was q son or the late
Abram s. Hewitt, one time Mayor OF
New York. and a grandson OF Peter
Cooper. He died in the American Hos
pital In Paris on August 25, 1921. follow
ing an abdominal operation. Pneumonia
developed and Mr. Hewitt failed rapidly.
He was brother Of Mr.. Erskine Hewitt
and Edward Ringwood Hewitt and the
Misses Eleanor and Sarah Hewitt
He first married Miss Lucy work.
daughter Of the late Frank Work. In
the autumn Of 1918 Mr.. Hewitt and his
iirst wife were divorced and on Decem-
ber I'll of that year he married MRS.
Bruguicre, former wife OF Pedar bru-
guiere of New York. San Francisco ana
Newport.
Mr.. Hewitt left an estate valued at
more than $1.0o0.00o. His will stipulated
that his widow should receive two-tnirds
of the income SO long as she renamed ),
unmarried. She and her son by ner mrs.
marriage. Pedar s. Bruguiere, received
$50. 600 upon his death. That sum was
to be Increased to 100000 II It was
found that the estate exceeded million
dollars.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
WOMEN PLAY AGAINST BoGEY,
Golf Competition at Great Barring
III. tom in. the Berl<shires.


. tom I'm the Berlshires.
spec,al Dispatch to THE New YoHK HnRALD.
PrrrsrrELp, Mass. July 12.-Mrs. I. G.
Bates Dana Of New York offered a prize
to-day for the best score in an 1s hole
golf match against bogey for women at
the wyantenuck Country Club in Great
harrington. Among the players were
Mrs. Denison d. Dana. Mrs John Fl. c.
Church, Mrs. John Dodge Peters. Mrs.
John Shepard. the Misses Mary Church.
virginia and Marshal Ticknor and Jo-
sephine Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Worst
Sewell returned to Rye to-day from an
automobile trip to, Lenox.
Mr.. Charles W. Littleheld OF New
York Is in Lenox.
Miss Gertrude Watson gave dinner
at Onota Farm, Pittsdeid, tonight for
Mrs. August Belmont. who is at Glad
brook Farm, New Ashford.
Mrs. Edith II. Morgan Of New York IS
Miss watson's guest.
Mr.. Willard r. Smith also entertained
at Inner tonight In Lee.
Arrivals at the Aspinwall Hotel in
Lenox include Prof. Allan Marquand.
Mrs Marquand and Miss Sarna Mar
quand of Princeton. ". j.. Mrs. Florenz
ziegfeld, Jr. (Billies Burkc). on her wny
to Maine. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan X.
Hanna of Cleveland. Mrs. Thomas Flour
noy OF Pittsneld has gone to Mamaro-
neck. N. y. for visit with DIR. and
Mrs Samuel Milbank Mrr. George II.
Morgan and sister. Miss Florence }.
Learned left PittsneId to-day for Dark
Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Franklin Chase Downing re-
ceived at her home In Stockbridge to-
day.
Mr.. Frederic winthrop of Boston Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Robert Vim
throp, in Lenox.
Mrs. Charles sidney Haight of New
uVry. who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. George winthrop Folsom at Plum
stead has taken a house at North Har.-
Leg nnehoc. and leaves fn-rnOrroN.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
GIRL SECRETARY FOR
BULGARIAN LEGATION
Daughter of Minister in Lon
don Coming to Washington.

LONDON. July ~ ASSOCIATED Press) -
Miss Nadejda stancioff. 25 years old
daughter OF the Bulgarian Minister in
London. has been appointed first secre-
tary OF the Bulgarian Legation in Wash
ington, II was announced to-day.
This Is the first known instance of the
appointment Of n woman to such an i'm
portant diplomatic post. Miss StancIoff.
who is graduate OF the SoEbonne and
speaks seven languages. represented
Bulgaria, with Premier Stamboulisky, at
the Genoa conference and has partici-
pated in several meetings OF the League
Of Nations.
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Appeared for Brief Time in Musical Comedy-Mrs
Carroll L. Wainwright, Informed by Father of His
Marriage, Intends to Join Him in Scotland.

Girl on the Film a London production
offered at the Forty fourth Street Thea
ter by Grossmith and Laurillard. In
which George Grossmith, English
comedian, was partner.
Mr.. Grossmith had known Mrs. Sim
clair on the stage in London and she had
a small part In, the New York production
of the musical comedy and also was
understudy to Miss Emmy Wehlen. the
prima-donna. The piece did not have a
long run here. With the close Of the
play Mrs Sinclair retired from the stage.
Loses Property by Marriage.
BY his remarriage Mr.. Gould forfeits
his right to the Gould city home at
Fifth avenue and Sixty-seventh street
and also to house at 1T East Sixty
fourth street. The houses were parts OF
the estate OF Mrs. Edith Kingdom Gould,
the first wife of Mr.. Gould. who died
suddenly while playing golf at Georgian
Court, the Gould country place in Lake
wood. N. j.. last November.
Under the terms of Mrs. Edith King
don Gould's will the two houses with
their contents were left to him until his
death or until he should remarry. IT
was announced some time ago that the
city house, one Of the most imposing
residences in the section Of Fifth avenue
above Fifty-ninth street, was In the
market.
1t Is expected that that house and
the one In Sixty-fourth street now Will
be sold and the proceeds added to the
residuary estate to be divided among
the seven children of Mr.. Gould by his
first marriage. They are George j.
Gould, Jr.. Kingdom and Jay Gould
Lady Decles, Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel
Jr., Mrs. Wainwright and Gloria Gould
the youngest. The latter IL In the care
Of Miss Caroline Cortis. who for many
years was a personal friend and secre-
tary OF the late Mrs. Gould.
PARIS, July 12.-Details OF the mar
rage OF George J. Gould and Mrs. Alice
Sinclair, which New York dispatches re-
port as having occurred in Paris re-
certify. were unobtainable here to-day
It developed. however, that Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould arrived In Paris July 4
stopping at the Hotel Meurice. where
they registered as coming from Lon
DON They were accompanied by mem
bers of the Drexel-Biddle family and
remained at the hotel for three days
the Goulds leaving July for what was
announced as an extended automobile
tour In Central and Southern France
leaving no address. The Drexel- Biddles
left for Biarritz.
There is no record OF the Gould-Sin.
clair marriage at the American Con.
sulate General or at the French Pre-
lecture of Police, where the registry OF
marriages Ia kept, and II Is assumed
that the marriage may have been cele-
brated In England or in some other
city in France
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
JOHN ]. CuRRAN.

Patrolman John ]. Curran. aged IS. of
25S fremont avenues. The Bronx. who
for twenty-five years had been one of
the most popular and widely known po-
licemen In the White Light district. died
yesterday in Fordham Hospital after
brief Illness. He was attached to the
West Thirtieth street station. and had
been a member Of the Police Department
chlidren
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
BADEAU,s MEMORY HoNoRED.

Trustees OF the gratuity fund and the
governing board OF the Consolidated
Stock Exchange have adopted resolu4
tions paying tribute to the memory of
the late Charles n. Badeau. who was
president OF the exchange for two years.
The resolutions characterize Mr.. Badeau
as a man OF high integrity, generosity
and ability and express the gratitude OF
members OF the exchange for the ser
vices he rendered. c. II. Van Buren has
been elected president of the Consoli-
dated Stock Exchange Building Board
TO fill the vacancy caused by Mr.
Badeau's death.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
NELSON ROCKEFELLER
LEAVES THE HOSPITAL
Has Almost Recovered From
Air Rifle Wound.

Nelson A. Rockefeller. the fourteen
year-old son OF John ID. Rockefeller. Jr..
left the Presbyterian Hospital late yes
terday afternoon and was taken by his
mother in an automobile to their home
at Tarrytown. Later in the week the
boy will be taken to Seal Harbor. Me-,
for rest.
Young Rockefeller had been in the
hospital since July 3. whom he shot him
self in the leg while playing with an
air rifle. IL was said at the hospital
yesterday that he had almost completely
recovered and would experience no Ill
effects from the wound.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
IN MEMORIAM.

DIG AN First Anniversary Mas AZ a..
C,olumba'p Church. West s5th street Frl-
day morning. July ~, at o'clock, James
Tngan beloved husband Of Minnie "
Duran, s4l West 23d. May his soul rest
a. raace wife
pANpToN To the memory OF our beloved
mother, Jennie Hampton, who passed from
this world on July II. 1917. at the aee
of 40 years. this is affectionately dedicated
.'she looked well 10 the cares OF her
household Her home was a haven of
companionship. a resting place. spot 81
of life with the lotion OF motherly love.
and had sympathetic understanding and
wIse counsel for us IN llfe's trouble
May her rest be as good as her solourn IN
,hia life Her Two SonF
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
HAYS--ADAIN.

Miss Edith Adair. daughter of the late
Commander Samuel D. Adair. U. 8. N.
and Mrs. Adair of 2SsA Brooklyn avenue, v. ~ !,
brooklyn, was married yesterday In the
chantry Of st. Thomass Cnurcn 70 M.
louis Blake Hays OF Pittsburgh The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Cornelius Woifkin. pastor Of the Park
Avenue Baptist Church. The bride
was attended by Mrs Erwin Torok OF
this city and Ossining. N. Y. The pest
man was Mr.. Joseph c. Forse or rl..s
burEh, The reception and breakfast
was In Sherry's. "a.
The bride wore white georgette with
old lace that formed part OF Russian
headdress. Her maid OF honor wore
dress of flesh colored georgette with
hat TO match. The bridegroom Is son
~ the late Col. and Mrs. Henry blake
Nav. of pittsburgh. The couple VIII
live Mt 600 South Highland avenue
pittsburgh,
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That Mrs. Alice Sinclair was married
to George ]. Gould in Paris a week ago
was definitely established yesterday by
members OF his family in New York. all
though the details Of the ceremony were
withheld even IL Mr.. Gould's children
here or at his country place in Arkville,
Delaware county. New. York, were aware
Of them.
Carroll l.. Wainwright. son-in-law OF
Mr.. Gould, admitted that his wife. who
was Miss Edith Gould had received n
cablegram from her father notifying her
Of his second marriage and telling her
that he had taken a place in Inverness
shire. Scotland, for the remainder OF the
summer and the autumn. Mr.. Gould
invited his son-in-law and daughter to
visit him in Scotland, where he expects
to remain until early November. Mr..
Wainwright said that he and Mrs. VAIN
wright might so to Scotland late in
August.
Mrs. Kingdom Gould. daughter-in- law
of Mr.. Gould, said over the long distance
telephone from Arkville that she knew
nothing whatever about the marriage OF
Mr. Gould and could not identify Mrs.
Sinclair.
The only one Of Mr.. Gould's children
present at the wedding Is said to have
been Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel. Jr. who
was Miss Marjorie Gould. and who now
makes her home with her husband at
Biarritz. Jay Gould, son. started
abroad by the Majestic last Saturday,
presumably to visit his father and step
mother in Scotland.
Both Recently Went Abroad.
For eone time preceding her departure
for Europe for her wedding Mrs. Sinclair
lived In her city home at 419 West Sew
enty-fourth street. She bstarted for
Europe on June 8. Mr.. Gould preceded
her by two weeks without the fact De-
coming known.
In Mr.. Gould's immediate circle his
engagement to Mrs. Sinclair had been
reported and the news OF the wedding
did not come as a surprise to some, OF
his friends.
Those who have met Mrs. Gould
describe her as charming, cultured
woman Of about 80 years. In color
Ing she is a blond. For several years
she had a beautiful country home on
Mannursing Island at Rye. with the
lawn running down to Long Island
Sound and a private bathing beach.
While known to many residents of Rye
she did not participate in the social life
of that suburban colony but took an
active interest in local civic and
charitable matters. She rented the Rye
property several years. but gave up the
place this spring. making her city house
IN West Seventy-fourth street her home
Mrs. Gould comes from England. and
like the first Mrs. Gould had a career
on the professional stage. Several years
ago she appeared in this city In The
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. Charles Howard Warren enter
..irad Of luncheon in the Ambassador
fIotc, Yesterday. Her guests included
MIS-. william b. Averell and Mrs. Eads
Iohnston. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. MOI
sett. Jr.. who came from East Hampton.
r, I. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rae H. Rogers
OF Far Hills N. j.. are stopping at tnat
hotel.
Mr.. Louis Wiley will start next Sum
day for Colorado Springs. Col, where ne
will be a guest Of Mr.. Spencer Penrose
Mr. Godfrey p. Connfelt. son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. o. @. Connfelt, has gone 10
the Adirondack League Club In the
Ad,rondacks for this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Appleton Terry,
her daughter. Mrs. William Nicely Ross.
and the latter's two children. Terry and
Ogden Ross, are at their summer home
at woronoco Island. the Adirondaclts.
They win 60 TO Old Lyme. Conn, for the
autumn.
Mrs. O. w. Barnewall Of 507 Madison
avenue and Miss Gertrude Outerbridge
OF Rye. N. y, sailed by the Berengaria
to spend the summer In France and
England.
Miss Virginia de Haven entertained
at luncheon yesterday In the Rits-Carl-
ton FOR Miss Frances Fairchild.
Mr.. Arthur williams gave a dinner In
the Roof Garden Of the Ritz-Carlton last
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon.
Among the guests were Mrs. c. p. Rad
cliffe Dugmore. Mr.. Camille Weidenfeld.
MT. Louis wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold
A. Thompson. Miss Carolin Van Week
and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Salmon have
leased cottage at Saratoga, where they
spend the month Of August
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Schwartz have
ciosed their apartment in the Plaza and
are at tho Fort Griswold. Eastern Point,
New London. Conn. Miss Corrins ID.
schwartz, their younger daughter, ac-
companied her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Choate OF
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Platt of
Cleveland are at The Belmont.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter James Clarke
and Miss Marion Knight are spending
this month touring Maine and Canada.
Mrs. Harlan Cleveland of $50 Seventh
avenue is a patient In st. Luke's Hos
pItal. Her condition Is not serious.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
ADMIRAL JOHN MoREsBY.

LONDON, July l2.--Admiral John
Moresby. aged 90. died to-day at Ports
mouth. He was n noted explorer He
discovered numerous islands in the East
Indies, as well as Port Moresby. the
finest harbor in New Guinea. He was
the author OF books on travel.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
MGR. DANIEL J. M'MACKfN.

Mgr Daniel ,. McMackfn ID. D.,
Phi. D.. aged As. pastor of 81. Lukes
Catholic Church. died yesterday in his
home. 623 East 13sth street, after an
illness of more than year. Mgr.
McMackin was a graduate Of st. Charles
College Md. and Of. st. Sulpice College,
Paris. He was ordained at Rome. Be-
fore going to st. Luke's Mgr. McMackin
was a professor in Cathedral College.
this city. and pastor Of ST. Marys
Church. Rosebank. Staten Island. He
had been pastor OF st. Luke's Church
for six years
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
LOUIS sTERN's WILL FILED.
No Hint ms to Size of Estate or OF
Amount of Requests.

The will of Louis Stern of Stern
Bros, who died in Paris June ll'
was filed for probate yesterday in the
Surrogates' Court. There is no hint az
to the size of the estate beyond the Tor
nal and technical acknowledgment that
its value is not less than $4,000 eech IN
real and personal property.
The will stipulates that an agreement
between Mr.. Stern's daughter, Baroness
Irma De Graffield and her husband,
Baron Leo, and Mr.. Stern be carried out,
their share of the estate being mot less
than $1,000" The rest of the estate is
made into trust fund. the income from
which will be distributed among the
Baroness De Graffield, Melville A. Stern
Of 81 East Fifty-ffth street and Bea-
trice Lsette Stern of 1000 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
SIR THOMAS GLEN-COATs.

LONDON, July l2.--Sir Thomas Glen
Coats. chairman Of j. and r. Coats. Ltd,
and former Liberal member Of Parlia-
ment for West Renfrewshlre. died to-
day In his home. Ferguslie Park. Pals
ley. aged rs. He was created a baronet
In 1894. His wife who was Elise Agnes
Walker, daughter OF Alexander Walker
Of Montreal died In 1910.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
TO MARRY MAINE GIRL.
Miss Files Of Portland Engaged TO
Mr.. Debevofse.

Announcement has been made by Mrs.
George T. Files of Portland. Me-, OF the
engagement Of her daughter. Miss Helen
Louise Files. to Mr.. Randolph +. Debe-
voise, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Debe-
voise OF South Orange. N. j. Miss Tilcs
Is a graduate of the Misses Masters
School at Dobb's Ferry and OF Lasell
Seminary at Auburndale. Mass.
Mr.. Debevoise was graduated from
williams College In 1917 and served In
France during the war as Captain of
the sifth Field SrtilleryS 7ath Division.
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D l E D
In Memoriam
Dusan, James Rnmpton, Jennie.

BAEBT-on Tuesday. July H. Rose O. Bacbi.
for 20 years faithful friend and maid
OF the Misses Fraser, Jovat. Hastings
on-Hudson.
BAr,I..--Emily Lorenz, at Trenton, ". J..
July Q. after long Illness. Burial private
in Philadelphia.
BoDENHETM.- July n. 1922. Simon VI.
podenheim. Funeral services at the
Chapel Salem Fields Cemetery. Cypress
Hills. Brooklyn. on Thursday afternoon
July 10. at o'clock. Member OF 1nde
pendent Lodge r. and A. NJ. Mecca
Temple The Consistory of New York
city. Manhattan Chapter, No. 1874, II. A. NJ. /;
Lock Haven Lodge No. 1872 u. +. o. II.
cAMPBELL.-Annie Smith. NJ. r., beloved
wife OF James J. Campbell Funeral SER
vices Mt her late residence, p76 Woody
crest sv. Thursday evening" at o'clock.
1nterrncnt privateA
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
M A R'R / A C E S

BRAMMAN-JONES.-A AT New York wsednes-
day. July ~. 1922. Surannah Louisa Jones
OF Swansea. South Wales. TO Percy "
Brsmman OF New York. Swansea Csouth
wales) papers please copy.
LAGERGREN-- --SHERNAN.--At Stockholm,
Sweden. on July 10. 1922. Mary NJ sher-
man. widow OF the late Gardiner Sher-
man and daughter OF the late John ID
Ogden. to Marquis Lagergren.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
FIGHT GEN. sCHoEFFEL's WILL,

The will of Gen. George Jacob Schoef-
fel who died last December In Cali
fornia, will be contested by George J.
Schoeffel of Scranton. Pa. son. and
his sister. Mrs. Florence schoeffe Henry
of Los Angeles. according to notice
filed yesterday in the Surrogates' Court.
They say Gen. Schoeffel revoked the will
now offered for probate two days before
his death and executed new document
in which he expressed a wish 10 die In
testate.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
MARINE EXPOSITION PLANNED.

Final arrangements are being made
for the second annual marine exposi-
ton, to be held under the auspices OF the
American Marine Association in the
Grand Central Palace. November to IL,
X. w. Heinrich. formerly OF the Beth
lehem Shipbuilding Corporation, has
been made general manager.