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The New York herald., 1922-10-26
TO ATTEND aUINBy FUNERAL,

The board Of trustees of the American
DEFENSE Society appointed n special
committee yesterday TO attend the fu-
neral of Henry Cole Quinby. who died
Monday I'm his home. 235 West Seventy.
fifth street. Funeral services will be
held at 10 O'Clock this morning in st.
Bartholomew Church. Park avenue and
Fiftieth street. The committee from the
American Defense Society consists of
Elon II. Hooker, Joseph III. Colt. Rich
ard NJ. Hurd, Charles Stewart Dawson,
Charles Larned Robinson, Robert Apple
ton and G. VI. Penfield.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
TAXPAYERS PRESIDENT
DIES OF MOTOR HURTS
Thomas krekeIer Suffered
Double Fracture of Skull.

Thomas Krekeler. sged &C. died yester-
day in Mountainside Hospital, Mont
clair. He was struck by an automobile
In Montclair Friday night and suffered
double fracture OF the skull. Mr..
Krekeler was president OF the Tenth,
Eleventh and Seventeenth Ward Tax.
payers Association of New York AMI
was treasurer and honorary president
of the United Real Estate Owners AS
sociation of this city.
He was born In this city. educated in
Germany, and at first was engaged In
the house wrecking and lumber business
Ia Brooklyn. He moved to Montcla!r
a few years ago Mr.. Krekeler was n
member of the Masonic order. He
leaves his wife and two children.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
FOR FOREIGN VETERANS.

The twenty-four veterans from various
European countries. who have returned
to New York after attending the con-
vention of the Inter-Allied Veterans
Federation In New Orleans, will be the
guests to-day Of the National Vaudeville
Artist Post No. 500 American Legion.
Fred Stone, president Of the n. V. A..
and Major j. O. Donovan. commander OF
the post. have arranged an itinerary for
them which includes dinner In their
honor at the ". V. A. clubhouse at 8
o'clock this evening, a vaudeville pro-
gram consisting Of headline acts repre-
sentative OF the different nationalities OF
the honored guests and a dance.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
Ernest de Wald
Sings Old Italian
Airs at Recital
BarytOne, Back From Berlin,
Shows Much Musical
Finish.
By w. j. HENDERSON.

An instructive demonstration of what
can be accomplished In the field of song
recital with u modest vocal equipment
was given in Aeolian Hall yesterday
afternoon by Ernest de Wald. barry
tone. who has lately returned from
Berlin. In that city h. received certain
instruction in the art of song interpre-
tation. but whether he learned what he
revealed yesterday or knew It before he
went co the German capital remains un-
certain. Nor Is It a matter of import
ance.
What does signify is that Mr.. de Wald
sings old Italian airs and songs of a
later period with intelligence. taste and
much musical finish. He succeeded in
interesting his audience and pleasing the
we'll informed by his command Of style.
the justness of his accentuation and his
ability to communicate to the hearer the
mood of each lyric. If Mr.. de wald had
one OF tile exceptional voices which
nature often bestows on singers devoid
of understanding. he would doubtless
soon be the proud possessor of one or
the familiar names and would gather
opulent royalties from the sole of phono-
graphic records.
But his voice. while one OF pleasing
character, is wanting In certain inde-
scribable warmth and in that richness or
tint which the great mass OF concert
goers so dearly love. He will always
be able to interest those who know what
sound Interpretation really means. His
art Is one of dignity and refinement and
without doubt he will be heard here
again.
Colin OMore, tenor, gave song re-
cital last evening in Carnegie Hail. This
singer. who had peen the tenor In
"Iassie" was first heard in recital In
May, 1920. At that time he was called
Irish, but last evenings program de-
nominated him American tenor His
Americanism. however. seemed to have
no noticeable effect on his voice. A
pretty and light tenor. II was not alto
gether suited to the noble phrases of
Gluck's "Alceste," which furnished the
opening number
But in the less heroic songs which
came later on the list the singer was
heard with more demonstrations of de-
light on the part of his audience. The
hall was uncomfortaby crowded. 1t
seems to be the rule that when singers
occupy the stage Of Carnegie Hall the
public tries co occupy everything else.
Mr. O'More undoubtedly enjoys an en-
viable popularity and might be heard
here oftener than once in two years.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
EDWARD CHOLMELEY-JONES.
Veteran Theatrical Man Dies I'm
PhiIadeIphia

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 25.--Edward Chol-
meley Jones. well known in theatrical
and operatic circles throughout the
country, died to-day. He was 20 years
old He was the father of Col. Richard
G. Cholmeley-Jones. former head Of the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance, who died
in February.
Mr.. Cholmeley-Jones was born in Eng
land and before coming to this country
was we'll known In London musical cir
cles. At one time he was bass soloist and
organist OF Trinity Church, New York,
and later was a musical and dramatic
writer on THE NEW YORK HERALD. lie
was identified in various capacities with
Philadelphia theatrical interests for thir-
tV Yenra.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Nit
chell Thorne, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Benson Thorne. to Mr.. Cyril
ITiers Staudinger of Glen Ridge, N. j.
Hook place last evening at st. Luke s
Church. Montclair. The Rev. Luke NJ
white, rector. officiated and Bishou
Wilson r. Stearly pronounced the bene-
(diction.
The bride was escorted by her father.
miss Mildred Presby was maid OF
|honor. and Misses Eleanor Waller,
Katherine Elliott. Mildred Torney,
Marion Tichenor. Eleanor Palmedo and
|N1rs. Charles +. Farnsworth were
bridal attendants. Mr.. Orme T. Staud-
Linger was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Harold Benson Thorne, Jr
|sidney Valentine, Charles L. Burgess
Dr., w. II. Decker. Jr. Luther Frost
land Cleveland Walker.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
SALE ron JUNIORS, BENEFIT.

A three days sale OF reconstructed
and new garments started yesterday at
III East Thirty-fourth street for the
benefit of the Amerlcanization work for
Juniors OF the Women's Municipal
League. Mrs. Malcolm Goodridge 10
chairman of the committee OF arrange
ments. and among those assisting her
are Mrs. Frank Cobb. Mrs. Chester
Dane. Mrs. c. Mallory Willlams. Mrs.
George r. Coolidge. Mrs. Norman s.
Dixie, Mrs. Laurent Oppenhcim and Mrs.
william Edgar Fisher.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

Mrs. r. de Goicouria Cameron and
Miss Rhoda Cameron. her daughter
who passed the summer and early
autumn in Colorado Springs. are 1T the
Plaza. .l
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
FRED HERBERT BOARDMAN.
Hemorrhage Fatal to j. ID. John
son Company Vfce-President.

Fred Herbert Boardman, aged SO. vice.
president of the j. d. johnson Com
pany. Inc. plumbers supplies, died late
Wednesday in the Nassau Hospital in
Mineola. after he had been stricken
with n cerebral hemorrhage while play
Ing golf on the links of the Wheauey
Hills Golf Club lie lived at Gil East
Twenty-first street, Brooklyn.
He was associated with ]. u. Johnson
e. Co. for thirty five years. In addition
to being vice-presdent he was manager
OF the Brooklyn branch. He also was a
director OF the Mechanics Bank. 2lt
Montague street. Brooklyn. Mr.. Board
man was a member of the Crescent
Athletic Club, the Brooklyn Rotary
Club and a vestryman of st. PauPs
Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. He leaves
his wife. his father. j. s. r. Boardman.
and two brothers, Charles J. Boardman
and Ebert II. Boardman.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who has
Joined her daughter. Miss Barbara
Whitney, in Paris will go to Spain next
month and will sail from England in
December
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
PATTERsON-HUGHEs.

The marriage of Miss Grace Evelyn
Hughes. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Richmond Hughes of 400 Web
lster avenue, Astoria, to Mr.. Haro
Fisher Patterson of this city took
place yesterday in the First Reformed
Church. Long Island City. The cere-
imony was performed by the Rev. DR.
Frank A. Scofield, the pastor The
bride was attended by her sister. Mrs
Lionel Bailey, and Miss Ethel Grant.
Mr.. Christian Nolte was best man.
fThe ushers were Messrs. Martin Pat
|terson. brother Of the bridegroom. and
Charles Deter. Carolyn Nolte was
Flower girl. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the old Hiscox
homestead in Astoria.
The brides mother is the daughter
|of the late David Hiscox Of Astoria
land Stamford, n. Y. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson return from their we'd
ding trip they will live at 131 Twenty
third street, Jackson Heights. Elm
Hurst
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mortimer Montgomer!
to Be Bride of Mr. Frank McNuty Ransom.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mortimer Mont
gomery of 142 East Eighteenth street
yesterday to their relatives
and intimate friends the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Kathryn
Bayard Montgomery, to Mr.. Frank
McNulty Ransom of this city. Miss
was introduced to society
several years ago and became a mem
ber of the Junior League. During the
war she did canteen work In France
with the Y. NJ. c. A. She is interested
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
M A r r | A c. E S

BROWN-RORINS. Miss Charlotte Louise
Robins daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel NJ Robins of Brooklyn and Ma
Inaroneck. y. Y. was married Tuesday
October a. at st. Thomas's Church
Mamaroneck, n. y, to Mr.. Fred l.
Brown, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles +.
Brown of White Plains. ~. Y.
LER-MANAHAN.-On Wednesday, Octo-
ber 25, at 27i Central Park West, New
York. Mr.. William v. Fowler of Brooklyn
n. Y, to Mrs Maude IL. Manahan of New
York city
STAUDING HCRNE.--Elizabeth Mitch
ell, daughter OF Harold Benson and Edith
Hyde Thorne of Montclair, to Cyril Tiers
StaudinKer OF Glen Ridge, y. j.. or
Wednesday, October 81. at st. Luke;
Church Montclair. by the Rev. Luke NJ
White and the Right Rev. Wilson II
Stearly.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
DR.. DALRYMPLE DEAD.

Dr. Fftz William Dalrymple. aged CO.
alienist and diagnostician. died yester-
day at his home. II Beauchamp place.
New Rochelle He was born in Ireland
and was educated in the public schools
of this city He went 10 Dublin and
studied medicine in Trinity College. re-
turning to finish his medical training at
Bellevue Hospital
He had been a resident OF New Ro-
chelle for thirty-one years and had
served as health officer. He was a
member of the Weschester County and
New Rochelle Medical socities and the
New Rochelle Rowing Club. He was an
expert golfer and swimmer He leaves
his wife and one son. Lieut. Fftz Will
lam Dalrymple, Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
STEVEN sON-wHLIAMs.

Miss Irma j. Williams. daughter o.
Mrs William II. Williams OF 30 Rock
view avenue. North Plainneld. was mar
|ried TO Mr.. Alan Stevenson. son of Mr..
end Mrs. Il. A. Stevenson of Plainfield.
last evening at the home OF the brides
mother by the Rev. John ]. Moment of
|the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Miss Louise Sill was maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Kate Fox and Miss Marjorie Bird. Mr..
Edward +. Stevenson was best man and
the ushers were iIessrs. Frederick ami
|Gordon Stevenson, also brothers of the
bridegroom. Mr.. Stevenson. attended
1.-THE Army-Navy School in Washington
He served in the United States Marine
Corpe.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
NOTES OF NEWPORT.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE NEW YoEK HERALD.
NEWPORT, Oct. 25.-Nlr. and Mrs. Her
bert c. Pell of New York will remain
few days longer at Pine Lodge.
Mrs. w Watts Sherman will close
her villa Monday and 20 to New York
Mrs Robert Ives Gammell will close
Southside next week and go to Provi-
dence.
william Fitz Hugh Whitchouse were
aInong the political speakers tonight at
negro church here. Mr.. Whitehouse
Is the Republican candidate for State
Senator.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
NAsH-RUTLEDGE.

Miss Irene Rutledge. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Edward RutledGe OF
|674 Valley road. Montclair. and Nj.
Kenneth George Nash. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nash. also OF Montclai-,
were married last evening in the Pres
|byterian Church of Upper Montclair
Miss Jessie Piclen was maid of honor
and Mrs. Howard G. Bliss matron of
honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
Katherine Temple. Anne Rutledge. Har-
riet Nash and Katherine Mueller. Mr..
Edwin X. Parks of Brooklyn was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Kenneth
|MacDougall, Ellsworth and Alfred Rut-
Hedge. Wyman Howells. Jack Hobart and
Howard Bliss. A reception followed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

JOSEPH j, D'AZEvEDO. aged a. nrs
lieutenant and president OF the Fire Depart.
nent Band. died Tuesday night IN 50. Buke's
Hospital twenty-four hours after an opera
tion for an intestinal ulcer. lie was born r
St Thomas. West Indies. and was Rp-- nted
a fireman IN 1905. In 1919 he was p s.otct
to the srade of engineer. Three years bgo h,
was elected head OF the band. lie lived al
1851 Clav avenue The Bronx.
THE REV. WILLIAM r. BAsTEN, for.
nerly pastor Of the Baptist Church OF Ma.
hopac Falls died Tuesday at his home IN
Walden. y. ". IN his Eighty-nfth year. lle
from Colgate University and Rochester The
otogical Seminary. lic hnd pRstorates IN
cleveland. Adnms, Mass. Amcnia, ". "
and otnar rIaces lie leaves his wife.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivels at Washington
hotels include
Washington-Messrs. J. b. Rice, J. F.
Hunter, w. C. Plummer. A. Solomon.
H f Midgely, II d. Bruce. c. NJ. Keys.
J. T. Ennis and II. l.. Landau.
Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs w. c. Keene,
Messrs. William II. Blanville and T. A.
Newman.
willard--Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coils.
Mr. and Mrs r. l., Seolep, Messrs. w.
a. Orr. d. l.. Podcll. Paul II. Warburg,
@. n. Nelson. r. NJ. Easley, C. r. Gray.
r. s. Lovett. A. M. Lyons and w. c.
Johnson.
Wardman Park-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A.
Jones, Messrs. l.. b. Boyton and f.
PAUL.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
MISS HUMPHREYS WEDDING.

Miss Marcia Sewall Humphrey.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Glea-
son Humphrey of Englewood, N. j.
will be married Saturday in the Church
OF the New Jerusalem in this city. 70
Mr.. Clarence Westcott Gallup, son OF
Mrs. Clarence West Gallup OF North
Adams. Mass. Miss Humphrey will be
attended by Mrs. Caswell Stoddard OF
Garden City as matron or honor, and
Mary G. Swenson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Swenson OF New York. as
flower girl. Mr.. Gibson Paine Of New
York will be best man, and Messrs
James Rudolph and Loyal Farragut
Sewall of New York, Charles Cauldwell
Of Springfield. Mass, and Whitman
Richmond OF North Adams. the ushers.
The Rev Charles Harvey OF Philadel.
phia will officiate. The couple will live
NJ 244 East Forty-eishth street.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

in the activities OF the Girls SERVICE
Club of this city. Miss Montgomery Is
member OF the Colonial DANES OF
America and of the women's branchs OF
the Society of the Cincinnati. MIR. RAN
som is the son OF the late Warren A.
Ransom and of Mrs. Ransom of 20
West Fifty-seventD street. lie was
graduated from Yale in 1913, and dur
ing the war was in the United States
Navy. The wedding will take place
next snrinR.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
MAY TAKE AIR VIEWS
OF kAISER,S WEDDING
RDoorn Declines Williams $
Offer of Nursing Home.

" DooRN, Holland, Oct. 20 (Associated
STress) 1t Is reported that a plan is on
Moot to photograph from an airplane the
ywedding procession of former Emperor
EWilliam and Princess Hermine of Reuss
tan the grounds Of the chateau. Airmen
|hconsider that 1t will be dangerous ex-
plot, but the photographers are reported
70 be determined to make the effort.
William has offered to establish a
|lsmall nursing home in Doom, as he did
|Iin Amerongen, but without providing an
Kendowment for 1t. 1t is said the COM
|fmvne OF Doom has declined his offer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
NAVY LEAGUE HoNoRs ITALY.

ROME, Oct. 25.-A tribute of the Navy
League OF America TO the Unknown
Soldier of Italy will be placed next Fri
day on the Unknown Soldiers grave In
the Victor Emmanuel Monument. Rep
resentatives of the Ministries Of War
and the Navy and the personnel OF the
American Embassy will attend. Capt.
Raymond ID. Hasbrouck. Y. $. ~, will
make the presentation address.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
sCOTT-LARsEN.

Miss Marion Larsen, daughter OF Mr..
end Mrs. Peder Larsen. and Mr.. John
III. Scott, Jr., son of the County Cle-'S
and Mrs. John II. Scott, all OF Montclair.
were married last night IN the First
Church. Mrs. Edward
h.. Gaylord of West Orange, sister OF
|the bride. was matron of honor Misses
Tleanor Gaylord and Alma De Camp
were fower girls. Mr.. Scott was his
son's best man. ~
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
LORD BEATTY INJURED
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
Ditched His Car to AUoid
Hitting Bicyclisf.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-Admiral Lord Beat
ty Is In a painful condition to-day. fol-
lowing an automobile accident last Sat
urday. He was returning from a shoot
near Dorking when to avoid hitting
bicyclist the Admiral ditched his car
He was severely shaken, though. 1t is
understood. no bones were broken He
Is still confined 10 bed.
Lady Beatty. who was to open "a new
school building at Parkstone to-day.
teleeraphed. saying
II greatly regret that owing to my
husband having had a nasty motor ac-
cident 1 cannot leave him tomorrow"
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

Mrs. william Sloane will return from
fount Kisco, N. Y. this week.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
ITALv's LEADING JURIsT DEAD

ROME. Oct 25.--Filomusi Guolfi.
Italy's foremost jurist. was buried to-
day at Coco, his birthplace. The fuue-
raj was attended by a representative OF
the King. the Premier. Senators and
members of the Chamber OF Deputies.
All the courts suspended their sittings as
n mark OF respect.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
WILLIAM HARTMAN JAMES.

William Hartman James, son OF
the late John Bradley James OF River
dale n. ". died yesterday In his home,
% East Eighty-ninth street, of pneu-
monla. His mother. who died several
years ago. was Miss Frances Hartman,
daughter of the late Orlando Hartman
He was a cousin of the late T.. Henry
Hartman and for twenty-five years had
been associated with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company at 120 Broadway
Mr.. James was not married.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
RELATIVE OF TAFT DIES.

Mrs. Mary ]. Van Wrinkle. aged 90,
widow of John w. Van Wrinkle, and
distantly related 20 former President
William Howard Taft. died yesterday at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. II. w.
Rhoades. I'm Carlton Hin. n. j. She
was born in F1tchburg. Mass. and was
a member of two well known New Eng
land families, the Tafts and the Bige-
lows She lived in Carlton Hill for
sixty years.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
ron ART CENTER SITE.

The National Academy Association at
special meeting yesterday adopted a
resolution approving the purpose OF the
Board OF Estimate to acquire property
for music and art center, provided the
site selected shall be centrally located.
The resolution also said that the Ma
tional Academy Association takes this
occasion to congratulate the city govern
ment on this very important step for the
announcement of the arts"
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
ENTERTAIN TALLEyRANDs.

Or. and Mrs. Frank r. Adair gave
dinner last night at Pierres for the
Duke and Duchess dc Talleyrand. Ths
other guests were Prince and Princess
Francesca Rosplgliosi. Count and Coun-
teas Thaon di Revel. Mrs. Richard T..
Wilson and Count Roger de Perigny.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

JoRDAN.-On October %, 1922. at her resi-
dence. Mrs. G.. Cedric Jordan. Services
ct 922 Clinton St, Philadelphia, Pa. on
Saturday. October %. ct 80 T. n. In
tsrrneut Drivnta
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
KING BACK IN ATHENS.

LONDON, Oct 25.--King George and
Queen Elizabeth returned to Athens to-
day from Rumania, where they at
tended the coronation Of King Fordi-
nand and Queen Marie, says "A dispatch
to the Centred Ns,cs from Athens.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
s57o,a57 FOR CHARITIES.

The Federation Of Jewish Philanthro-
ries last night announced that IL had
rassed the half million mark in It's cam
paign to raise 81 100000 for the ninety
cne institutions afillated with II. Total
subscriptions to> date are S575,3f7.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
ANTONIO CANpIpo.

LoNDoN, oct. 26 Thursday A dis
patch to the Times from Lisbon an
nouncos the death Of Antonio Candldo
Portuguese patriot. publicist and orator.
at Candomll. He was 72 years old
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

LOsT-Toy Maltese terrier, name Azor, blue
ribbon on neck last seen p. NJ. Tuesday
Broadway, between 106th, 10th SITS. reward
WATKINS. 23s West 1o6th ST. Phone Acad-
emy 2l3i.
LO5T--A black, smooth coated Labrador re-
triever, female, strayed from Old West
bury, l.. l., about the middle of October
Vanderbilt 1856.
LOST-Dog black Pomeranian, female. 1S0tt
st. and Southern Boulevard. Reward II re-
turned to 667 Clarence av., Bronx.
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IN M f M ORIAM M

NAMNf.-On this the second anniversary OF
tho decease or our beloved friend and
leader Adolph I. Namm. We the mem,
hers of the Adolph Legion here express
tho feelings OF our hearts in loving mo-
ruorfam
The New York herald., 1922-10-26

Mrs. Edmund l.. BayIies. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Mr.. Peter
Stuyvesant Pilot, Miss Rosalie S. Pill
lot. Mrs. Henry Potter Russell, Mrs
Horatio Nelson Slater. Mrs. Hunt Slater
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse
returned from abroad by the Majestic.
The New York herald., 1922-10-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mrs. william Sloane will return from
Mount Kisco. N. Y. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney kernochan are
at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walters are In
their house. 5 East Sixty-first street.
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin
have taken an apartment at TIL Madi-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Ruperti will give
I dance for their daughter. Miss Sallie
M. Ruperti, In the Plaza December 26.
Mrs. Henry NJ Alexander and her
daughter. Mrs. Philip Kip Rhfnelander.
will remain at Hot Springs. Va. until
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geraidyn l.. Redmond
OF Tivoli. N. Y. are at the St Regis;
also Mr.. and Mrs II. Coleman Drayton
Of Tuxedo Park.
Lady Lowther. widow of the Rt. Hon.
Sir Gerard Lowther. arrived by the
Majestic to visit her sister. Mrs. WILL
lam Payne Thompson. and is at tho
Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand L. Taylor. Jr
entertained friends at supper. followed
by dancing. at Sherry's last evening.
They had Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
LarlSin for dinner.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who has
Joined her daughter. Miss Barbara
Whitney In Paris, will go to Spain next
month and will sail from England in
December.
Mrs. r. de Goicouria Cameron and
Miss Rhoda Cameron. her daughter
who passed the summer and early
autumn in Colorado Springs, are dt the
Plaza. 49,,
Princess Michel .Cantacuzene-S Speran-
sky, Jr.. and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt are
arranging an afternoon bridge party in
the Plaza on November 2s for the fund
to help Russian refugees.
A dance for the Joint debut of Miss
Alice NICK. Voss. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Nelson Voss, and Miss
Helen jenkins. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank w. Jenkins. will be given in
the Plaza on the night of December 2.
Mrs. Cyrus w. Miller will give a
dinner followed by small dance at
Sherry's November TO- Mrs. Miller was
Miss Jane Moinson of Paris. She and
Mr.. Miller were married In June. 1921, at
Birchwood, the house at Locust Valley
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Wood Burchard.
Mrs. Edmund l.. BayIles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Mr.. Peter
Stuyvesant Pilot. Miss Rosalie S. Pill
lot. Mrs. Henry Potter Russell. Mrs.
Horatio Nelson Slater. Mrs Hunt Slater
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse
returned from abroad by the Majestic.
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GRACE.--Mrs. W. r. Grace, widow OF W. f.
Grace, IN her s4th year, after a brief
Illness, at her home, Gracefield. Great
Neck. l. l.. October "a, 1922. Funeral
services at her birthplace. Tenants Har-
Dor Me Kindly omit flowers