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drama: Anne Morrison left the lead
ing woman's position with the Gar.
rickers to become the star of the
original "Bat" company. and has play
ed continuously on Broadway for
over two years; Julia Dean has won
fame, and fortune since she annexed
q reputation with the former Column
bia Players; Louise Crosser Hale step
ped from character parts at the Gar
rick to her famous hit as the grand
mother in Miss Lulu Bett." and the
list could be continued indefinitely.
Upon. whom will fortune smile after
the present season of the Garrick
Players Nhas run Its course? Your
average Washington playgoer, with .
|penchant Tor prediction, might pick
Ada MeadA for something exceptions.
ally nne. BQt there arc otkers-7seyoral
very promfsfng ones
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Chevy Chase Lake.

A repeat performance has been
scheduled for Chevy Chase Lake We'd
nesday night by Jerry Ripp. the popu-
lar eccentric dancer. who made such
an appeal with his novelty steps sev-
eral weeks ago that he has been
asked to repeat his stunt.
As usual the performance Is sched-
uled for the lower pavilion at 1920 and
for the upper pavilion at 10:40 pm.
With every facility for dancing at
its command. and with excellent
music Chevy Chase Lake has taken
firm hold upon the dance enthusiasts
OF the city. Dancing begins nightly at
1880, with Pete Macias' Orchestra on
the upper pavilion and Meyer Davis
music on the lower pavilion.
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Fate and Fapor;tes.

WHAT has Kismet in store for
w some fortunate member of the
Garrick Piayers7 Recent stage his
tory proves that actors and actresses
who have become stock favorites In
Washington have gone steadily ahead
to greater things.
All Washington recalls with de-
light the performances OF Ixetta
level Brown, her later happy mar
rage, and now her candidacy for
Congress-. Lynne Overman, star OF
Just Married." went from the Car
rick stock to play that is now about
to begin its second continuous year.
Madae Beilamy. left more recent
0arr3ck stock compsnx. to become .
THOMAS HI Ince star, In the silent
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Glen Echo Park.

A Sunday outing within easy reach
of Washineton may be had at Glen
Echo Park. Picnickers are always
welcome, and every facility for their
comfort and convenience awaits them.
including large tables and comforta-
BILE benches in well shaded nooks.
with cool, sparkling water near at
hand.
Der more than a score, are all running
today. Throughout the week dancing
in the open -air ballroom. to the music
of Oehmann's Joyous jazzers," Is
feature. Strict censorship Is main
tained by the management against
Objectionable features.
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son and Rodolph Valentino, in Elinor
Glyn's Beyond the Rocks" Tuesday.
Tom Moore and Naomi Childers, in
Mr.. Barnes of New York" and
Larry Semon. in Home. Sweet
Home" Wednesday, Ivy Duke. in
1.-THE Bigamist," and Hy Mayors
travelaughs. I'm London's West
End" Thursday, Shirley Mason, in
"very Truly Yours" and Johnny
Hines. in '"Torchy and Orange Bios
sons" Friday, Tully Marshall, in
TOO Much Business" Saturday.
Earle williams. in Restless Souls"
and Snub. Pollard. in strictly
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Outdoor Amusements

recreation spot during summer days.
Situated above the famed Niagara OF
the SOUTH" the park Is declared many
degrees cooler than the city. even on
the hottest days. The evenings at
Great Falls Park are delightful. Free
dancing in the open-air pavilion and
searchiight views of the falls are
special attractions. On Sunday a free
concert is given.
The trip to and from the falls can
be made on fast electric trains which
leave 36th and NJ streets on q con-
venient schedule.
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PALACE Mary Miles Minter in
South Of Suya..

sLoew's Palace Theater this week,
beginning this afternoon. will present
two photoplay productions for the
nret time In Washington. The nrst is
production for Mary Miles Minter,
which will be seen the first four, days
Of this week, beginning today. The
second Is the screen version Of Maui
rice Hewlett's story. The Spanish
Jade" In which David Powell has ths
chief role.
South Of Suva' is described as 4 ro-
mantle melodFAma of The South Seas,
concerning the wife of . beachcombef.
who, failing In her Efforts to regsn-
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Photoplays This Week
AT PHoTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK

METROPOLTANAnita Stewart in "The Woman He Married"
Shown this afternoon.
COLUMBIA-Miriam Battsta-"The Man From Home" Shown
this afternoon.
RIALTO-Free Air" Spring Summer" Shown this
afternoon.
PALACE-Mary Miles Minter, Shown this
CRANDALLS-Conway Tearle, Referee" Shown this
afternoon.
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Carolina.

To-day, Anita Stewart, in "A Ques-
ton of Honor" also ''Boy' Adven-
turers"; tomorrow, Elaine Hammer
stein, in "why Announce Your Mar
riaHe?" Tuesday, Richard Barthel-
mess, in Sonny" also Harold Lloyd
Bebe Daniels comedy: "Wednesday.
Richard Barthelmess, in sonny. also
Pathe News and Literary Digest
Topics; Thursday, Conway Tearle, in
Loves Masquerade" also Fox sun
shine comedy: Friday, rs Matrimony
q Failure?" and Saturday. Pola Negrf,
in s'The Red Peacock" also Pathe
News and Aesop's Fables. =
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Clara kimbali
Young, in "A Worldly Madonna,
also Ben Turpin. in step Forward"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Wallace
Reid, in ACROSS the Continent" also
"A Bed of Roses: Thursday. Etnel
Good Morning. Judge" and How to
Grow Thin: Friday. Viola Dana, in
"Seeing's Believing" also "Torchy's
Ghost; Saturday. Betty Compson. IN
lover the Border" also Joe Rock, In
rHcip Yourself"
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York.

:. Today and tomorrow. Constance Tai
madge. in The Primitive Lover;
Tuesday. "The Bigamist,' also "Cir-
Gus Days; Wednesday, Pauline Garon.
IN The. Power Within" ,"s also "a Bed
IN The Woman Who walked .Alone";
Friday, Maclyn Arbuckle, In "The
Prodigal Judge" also Holy Smoke"
and Saturday Viola Dana, in See
ings Believing" 4 -
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Home.

Today, Norma Talmadge, in Pan
thea; tomorrow. Miss Dupont, in "A
Wonderful Wife; Tuesday, Tom
Moore. in Mr.. Barnes Of New York:
Wednesday. Mabel Normand, in Head
Over Heels; Thursday, Clara KIM
ball Young, in The Worldly Ma
donna; Friday. Eric Won Sroheim.
in Blind Husbands" and Saturday,
William 8. Hart. in "Travelin' On"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Wallace Reid,
in ACROSS the Continent" also Lloyd
Hamilton, in Poor Boy; Tuesday
and wednesd Clara Kimball Young.
Tnrpin. i'm "Step Forward; Thursday.
George Arliss, in "The Ruling Pas
SION; Friday, Maclyn Arbuckle. In
"The Prodigal Judge" also Cracked
Ice; Saturday, Ethel Clayton. in "For
the Defense" also "A Bed OF Roses
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. wallace Reid.
in Across the Continent" also "A
Bed of Roses; Tuesday and wednes-
day. Clara Kimball Young, in a
Worldly Madonna" also Ben Turpin,
in '.Step Forward; Thursday. Betty
Compson, in "Over the Border" also
Joe Rock in "All Wet: Frida;.
Agnes Ayres, in THE Ordeal" also
Ethel Clayton. in For the Defense"
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Seeks improvements

WHILE abroAd in connection With
w the proposed London link to his
chain Of nlm laboratories: Watterson
r. Rothacker Will visit number OF
provements in laboratory technic
which would enable him to do better
developing and printing for the movie
stars in this country. ~
Reports Of several sfRrtltag adj
vancemeuts In aim laboretefy process
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American.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son and Rodolph Valentino. in BE
yond the Rocks; Tuesday. Viola
Dana and CASTOR Glass. in "Glass
Houses. Wednesday. Alma Rubens,
in Find the Woman; Thursday,
Beyond the Rainbow" and Friday,
Alice Lake, in "The Golden Gift"
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Coming Attractions
p. +. KE1TH's Raymond Hitch
cock,

RAYMOND Hitchcock will make his
vaudeville premiere at b. F. Keith's
Theater next week. Other stellar
attractions will be Ivan Bankoff, the
Russian master; Frank Van Hoven, q
Sensational magician; Demarest and
Collette, Grace Hayes. Bessye Cliff
ford, Bernard and Gary. and others
to be announced later.
Mr.. Hitchcock's engagement Is
limited to the single week here, but
II u expected the famous comedian
WIN accept q whole seasons fouting
In the autumn.
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Of the Wolf" also Jane and Kather-
inc Lee. in pixie Madcaps": Friday.
Herbert Rawlinson. in The Black
Bag" also Soothing Sips; Saturday.
prise night at 7:45 o'clock only and
Sunshine comedy. The Village Sheik."
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Great Falls Park.

Delightfui grounds, beautiful views
of the Great Falls of the Potomac,
historic associations suggested by the
old mill, foundry and canal built by
George Washington. and varied
amusements for old ard young. In
cIuding boating, fashing and dancing,
mako Great Falls an ideal outdoor
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Southeast Gardens.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean,
in wild Honey; Tuesday. Craufurd
Manner; Wednesday and Thursday,
Edith Roberts, in "The Son of the
Wolf; Friday, Herbert Rawlinson,
in "The Black Bag" and Saturday,
Neal Hart, in Gods Gold"
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Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. D. W. Griffith's
orphans of the Storm; Tuesday.
Allan Forrest, in "The Man from
Lost River; Wednesday, Doris May,
in Eden and Return" and Thursday
and Friday, Thomas Meighan, in The
Bachelor Daddy"
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Hippodrome.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge, in "Smilin' Through: Tues
day. THE Bonnie Brfer Bush; We'd
nesday. Miss Dupont. in "A Wonder
full Wife: Thursday. Marguerite
Clark, in Scrambled Wives: Friday.
Ivy Duke, in The Bigamist." and
Saturday, Irene Castle, in French
Heels" -..s- - - -,is5-r
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Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coogan
in trouble: also 1.-The Northern
Trail: Tuesday, Alice Lake, in The
Golden Gift: Wednesday, Marshall
Neilan's Fools First; Thursday.
''The Prodigal Judge; Friday. George
Arliss, In ''The Ruling Passion" and
Saturday. wallace Reid. in Across
the Continent s '.l., 81; y
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Princess.

Today, Albert E. Smith presents
"Too Much Business; tomorrow.
William Christy Cabanne's Beyond
the Rainbow; Tuesday, Agnes Ayres,
in "The Ordear; Wednesday. Alma
Rubens, in Find the Woman: Thurs
day, Tom Moore, in s.Mr. Barnes of
New York;; Friday and Saturday,
Richard Barthelmess, in Sonny"
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Elite,

Today and tomorrow, Alice Lake, in
II Am the Law: Tuesday. Doris May.
In "Roy Ciazy": Wednesday. Alice
Lake, in THE Golden Gift; Thursday,
May McAvoy. In Through Glass
window; Friday. Neal Hart, in Lure
houn, In "The Girl In His Room"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Priscilla
Dean. in wild Honey" also Harold
Lloyd comedy, "Oxark Romance
Tuesday. Cranfurd Kent and Ge6r9e
Fawcett. In "Silas Narner,s also com.
edy. Ten 9econds'.;; "wednesday And
sThufsday, Edith Roberts, In ssrhe Son
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Dumbarton.

Today, Earle wnlian1s. In. -rhe
Man from Downing Street: toner I
Moment: Tuesday, Norma Talmadge.:
In "The Way of woman; Wednes-
day, "a Virginia Paradise; Thursdays
Richard Barthelmess, In -"rhe seventh,
Day.: Friday, VIII Rogers. fns fsOne'
Glorious Day" and Saturday, May
McAvoy. in forbidden valley"
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Automobiles.
Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK

GARRICK-Garck Players, the Dark" Opens
night
F. KEITHS-One Man Vaudeville" show opens
| afternoon.
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lutte prince. "The man from home"
scentins trouble. leaves hurriedly for
Europe. calmly proceeds to a solution
Of the difficulty, exposes the prince as
prohtgate and an assassin, and wins
not only the girls undying gratitude
but her shy confession that, after all,
she has always loved him.
Short-length screen subjects and a
delightful overture by the Columbia
orchestra, under Mr.. Leon Brusilof,
will be added attractions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP

Report OF the receipts and expenditures
OF Joseph NJ. Hilman, trustee OF Wayne
Township. Marion County. Indiana, from
Jan. l, 1921 to Dec. 81, 1921, inclusive:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
SOUTHAMPTON SEES
TWO HINDU PLAYS
Entertainment GiUen in Par
IRISH Art Museum Garden.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l., Sept. 9.-The
Parrish Art Museum gardens were the
scene tonight of the production of two
Hindu plays under the direction of X.
n DasGupta of the onion OF the East
ard West.
In the first play. 1.-THE Mahari OF
Arakan'' by Tagore. Miss Isabel Lamon
appeared as Amin0, Miss Lillian
Morgan as Roshendrd and Joseph Steri-
ing as Tung Loo, the old fisherman. In
the second play. "Saritu." Miss Bath
sheba Askowitz played the title role.
Tie large audience was representative
of the summer colony.
The performances will be repeated
Monday and II Is expected that a sub
stantial sum will be Melted for the
Rogers Memorial Library. the benz
ficiary. The plays are being presented
under the patronage OF Mrs. Thomas II.
Barber, Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Mrs
Henry May. Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish. Mrs.
Robert S. Peabody, Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson and Mrs. Peter b. Wyclsoff
The annual regatta of the Sebonac
Yacht Club took place in Peconic Bay
this afternoon. five of the clubs boats
competing. Shelter Island Club, by in
v:tation. also entered five of their Bay
side koats. Thomas Howell's Sebonac
Club boat led all the other contestants
over the twelve mile course, winning a
silver cup. Charles l.. Harding, also of
Srhonac Club. won second prize, a silver
cup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
NOTES of SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reid Frazee. after an
extensive automobile trip in Czecho-
Slovakia and Germany. have arrived at
the Hotel Adlon, Berlin. before going to
Nice and Egypt for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierrepont III.
Gilbert and their son, Mr.. Dudley p.
Gilbert, arrived from Newport yesterday
and reopened their apartment at 800
Park avenue.
owing to the continued Illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Landon Humphreys at
Southampton, Mrs. James Cummings
Barr is remaining there with her grand
children and will not go to her country
place in New Hampshire until later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Terry McCad-
den, Jr., have leased an apartment at
141 East Forty fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Vogel. who
passed the summer in Chappaqua, N.
Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Ranald H. Macdonald
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln who came from
Easthampton, l.. l., are at the Plaza.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton has left her
apartment in the Vanderbilt Hotel and
will spend the week end with friends In
Bay Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd c. Furlow, who
returned on the Aqutania Friday. are at
Briarcliff Lodge for the autumn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
CLARENCE PELL WINS
AT BAILEYS BEACH
Takes Aspegren Cup in Close
Summing Race.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept 9.-Baileys
Beach to-day had one OF the largest
gatherings OF the summer. The swim
ming race for cups given by Mr.. John
Aspegren around interest. Mr.. Clar-
ence Pell won. with Mr.. Guthrie Nichol.
son, winner last year. second. and Mr..
Whitney Carpenter third. DIR. Alexander
Hamilton Rice and Mr.. William De
Forest Manice We're close to the win
ners. Mr.. Nicholson was on scratch
with the 'lkiddies," which means all
those between 80 and IS years old. For
mer Ambassador James W. Gerard made
good showing. The boys" were from
as to so, and the youths from 81 up.
Messrs. Kenneth Shaw Safe and Var
rick Frissell were the judges. Twenty
actually finished.
Mr.. James Stewart Cushman was
elected a governor of the Casino TO re-
place the late Mr. George Peabody Wet
more.
In the women's doubles tournament
at the Casino to-day Misses Natalie
and Theodore Winslow on winning the
finals had to beat their sister. Miss
Emily Winslow, who was paired with
Miss Elizabeth Kountze. The score was
6--1, Go.
Registering at the Hill Top were Mr..
and Mrs. S. Gillespie. Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. Trow-
bridge Marston. who are on the yacht
Harmony. also Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kerr
from Larchmont, Miss Elizabeth Far
rell and Mr.. f. w. Hubbard.
Mr.. Sydney Smith and Mr. Earl Smith
are at Marble House. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Laurence are with Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Widener. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Bratney Of New York are at the New
cliffs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
5000 HERE FROM EUROPE
ON THREE BIG STEAMSHIPS
Miss Anne Morgan, Mr. James NJ Cox and Rodmar
Wanamaker Among Returning Americans on
Liners in With Record Lists

complete harness outfit and cart, all
from Sardinia, and gavly colored and
carved and similar TO the outfit pre-
sented by the Sardinians to the Crown
Prince of Italy when he was boy. The
donkey and cart was shipped to the
Baker home at Peconic Bay. L. !.
Comm. Augusta Rosso. newly APP
pointed Charge d'Afaires OF Italy to
the United States. arrived aboard the
Conte Rosso TO go to his post in Wash
.ngton. He was greeted in Quarantine
by Geisser Celesia. acting Charge
d'Affares. The new Charge was recently
first secretary at the Italian Embassy In
Athens and said that he was an attache
at Washington twelve years ago. James
w. Ellsworth, American owner of the
villa Palmyra in Florence, in which the
late Queen Victoria spent several
winters, arrived to visit his grandchil-
cren in Hudson. Ohio.
c. f. Russell Returns.
Charles Edward Russell. Socialist and
publicist, returned from a tour of Eu-
rope and said that it is the pessimistic
frame of mind of the common people
there which Is so detrimental to their
advance in financial. political and COM
mercial lines. Francesca Paino. Brook
ceived a decoration from Pope Plus.
Several members OF the San Carlo Grand
Opera Company arrived to open the sea-
son here soon and were met by Fortune
Gallo. They viii open at the Century
on September is.
Nine. Rosina Cali, Metropolitan
Opera Company danseuse. arrived with
her mother after a trip to Italy and
France. where she developed some new
themes for her dances. She said that
American girls possess much talent for
dancing. but all are overanxious and
impatient and will not submit to the
necessary long and weary task of be-
coming perfect under the direction of a
good ballerina.
Prof. Rafaele Romanelli. italian sculo-
tor was a passenger as was Mrs. e. r.
Jagenberg of New York who used long
leather leashes to tie her two youngstcIs
so they would not fall overheard. a
number of other mothers on board
adopted the idea and the deck each day
presented the sight of dozen or more
youngsters tied to the rail or to deck
chairs for safety.
Among others on board the ship were
Countess Belle Admiral Moreli Judge
| and Mrs. Charles G. Black of New Jer-
| sey: Judge and Mrs. W. c. Ryan and
| family. Miss Ida Roosevelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Pennock and Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald. wife Of the vice-president of
| the Southern Pacific Railway.
| The Nieu Amsterdam brought back
| nearly 1000 persons a record for that
| ship Among these was former SUI
! preme Court Justice A. S. Tompkins.
who denied that he would oppose Gov
Miller for the Republican nomination
| for Governor: Judge Harry Robotzey of
The Bronx returned after investigating
general conditions in Europe for several
| months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
5000 JERSEY TEMPLARS
IN ANNUAL FIELD DAY
Drill, Parade and Ball on Pro-
gram at Asbury Park.

AsBURY PARK. Sept 9.-The Grand
Commandery of the knights Templar of
New Jersey gathered here 5000 strong
to-day for their annual field day. Right
Eminent Sir Stewart Walton. Grand
Commander of New York, was present
with his staff. band and drill corps.
Grand Commanders OF Pennsylvania
and Maryland were also joining the
New Jersey Knights for their field day.
as well as all Past Grand Commanders
OF New Jersey. A review competitive
drill at the athletic grounds and
parade were on the program for tho
day. with a reception and ball at the
Casino to might
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
CCNEY ISLAND PAGEANT
OPENSTO-MORROWNIGHT
Parades viii Be Giuen Each
EUening of Mardi Gras.

Coney Islands pageant. known as the
nineteenth annual Mardi Gras, will begin
tomorrow night and continue all week,
with parades nightly. showers of con-
fetti, baby contest, flags, bunting,
music. gayety and all that goes to make
Coney's final week of fun its best.
BY popular vote Joseph Howard and
his wife, known on the vaudeville stage
as Ethlyn Clark, have been elected King
and Queen of the Carnival and will be
crowned tomorrow evening at
o'clock In Luna Park. They will hold
court at Feltmans on Tuesday,
Staunchs on Wednesday, Dreamland
Circus on Thursday. Steeplechase on
Friday and Boston Hotel on Saturday.
The baby show will be judged by
Mayor Hylan. Health Commissioner
Copeland and John H. McCooey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Miss Mccormick at
Last Moment Gives
Up Trip to Europe
Fails to Sail to Study for
Opera, but Offers No
Explanation.

Miss Muriel Mccormick, daughter of
Harold f. Mccormick. who recently mar
ried Nine. Gamma walska, and sister of
Miss Mathilde Mccormick. whose ro-
nance has been matter of considerable
discussion both here and abroad, did not
sail for Europe on board the steamship
Majestic yesterday, as she had intended
to do. Miss Mccormick suddenly changed
her mind at the last moment, and as the
result will be at the St. Regis for at
least week more and possibly longer.
Meanwhile she still retains her ambi-
ton to become an opera singer, to study
for which she was to have sailed for
Europe yesterday
Something unusual caused the sudden
change Of her plans, but neither Miss
Mccormick nor any one with her would
make any explanation of the matter.
Both Miss McCormick's maid and her
secretary showed much indignation when
reporters called to speak to Miss Nc
Cormick. and said she had nothing to
say to them.
The young heiress, granddaughter of
John d. Rockefeller, was to join Ger
man opera company which is being
formed by Nine. Gamma Walska, her
stepmother, and expressed an ardent
desire to become an opera singer. She
has studied for the work by appearing
in several amateur performances. in
GLIDING French play, lie Pasant,"
for which she designed the settings
when 1t was produced last spring in
Chicago.
Il want the world to forget Muriel
Mccormick. but / want 1t to know and
acknowledge my talent" was the man
ner In which she expressed herself a
short time ago in announcing her in
tention OF entering upon an operate
career At present her companion at
the st. Regis is Nine. Grazlella Pareto,
Spanish singer connected with the
Chicago Opera Company. When asked
If she thought her young friend would
make an operate star the latter merely
smiled and said she believed Miss Nc
Cormick had a lovely voice
Whether or not Miss Mccormick in
tends to visit Mathilde while abroad is
not known. When Mathilde sailed some
weeks ago Murel was here to bid her
farewell