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ARRIVALS AT NEW LONDON.
Mrs. W.. A. Baker and DR.. Mary
Merwin Guests of Mrs. G. w. Clark

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YorK HERALD.
New LONDON. Conn. July 25.--Mrs.
w. A. Barker and DR. Mary Merwin of
Brooklyn are guests Of Mrs. c. w.
Clark
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel include
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Cronin, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. A. Royce. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mullin,
Messrs l.. l.. Lowell and G. A. Lyons,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. McGlen. Messrs.
Louis Hcngerer, George r. Thompson. j.
Elicit Bowler. J. A. Tarbell. ". l..
Rogers. T. ". Plat and II. u. Giles.
Mrs. Robert Mallery. Mrs. Jabish
Holmes. Mr.. Robert w. Forbes and Mr..
r. c. white OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Beard. Jr. OF
Flushing entertained a number OF friends
in the grill at the Griswold tonight. Ar
rivals at the hotel include Mrs. J. Walter
Thompson. Mr.. Roosevelt Thompson. Mr.
Thomas j. Green. Mr. Edward c. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. q C. Edgar Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Linton Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Marten
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Borden, Miss Alice
Borden. Mr. and Mrs. George Fenter, Mr.
and Mrs A. A. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Fuller OF New York.
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PROMINENT PERSONS
AT DR.. TAKAMINE'S BIER
Mass Is Held in St. Patrick's
for japanese Chemist.

Distinguished men of various nation
alities attended the funeral services held
yesterday for DR. Jokichi Takamine at
ST Patrick's Cathedral. The famous
chemist, who. died last Saturday. was
received into the Roman Catholic Church
six weeks before his death by Mgr,
Thomas J. Herman OF Passaic. N. j..
who celebrated the funeral mass.
The honorary pail bearers were o. w.
Smith. Ebert II. Gary. Dr. NJ. T. Whi-
taker Y. Mural Imamura. J. !. c. Clarke.
Capt. S. f. Darby, NJ. w. Williamson,
Dr. T. Tekscni, F.. Jimushi, X. Kuma-
saki and S. Saburf. Japanese Charge
d 'Affaires at Washington.
The Rev. William B. Martin, acting
rector of the cathedral. was master OF
ceremonies.
Among those present were Melville Z.
Stone, DR.. John Fl. Finley. DR.. Louis
Livingston Seaman. DR.. Maximillian
Toch. DR.. Charles F. Chandler. Whidden
Graham. DR.. Charles F. McKenna, J. B.
Millet and Alexander Tison. Douglas
Dunhlr and Eugene c. Worden, repre-
sentng the Japan Society.
DR.. Takamine leaves his wife. a sister
and two sons. He lived at SO Boulevard,
Passaic. and was a member of the Japan
Society. the Japanese Association and
the Nippon Club. Interment was In
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
FOUR WEDDINGS IN
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
TtDo Actors and TUo Artists
the Bridegroon1s.

Following the performing Of four mar
riage ceremonies in the chapel Of the
Municipal Building yesterday Deputy
City Clerk James Mccormack expressed
the opinion that while the coal and
railroad strikes were being reflected in
slowing up of the wheels of industry,
there was on the other hand no OBJ
servable depression in the marriage
rate"
Those married yesterday were:
wilfred w. Butchman of 345 West
Fifty-fifth street. an actor, and Miss
Gladys e. Perry of the same address
Rodney B. Birch. Inwood on Hudson.
motion picture actor. and Miss Milli-
cent J. Gilpin of the same address, a
motion picture actress.
William Henke of Southampton, l.. L..
a widower and artist, and Mrs. Ger
trude c. Laurence of 42s East Fifty
first street, widow.
Kenneth r. Edwards OF 55 Grove
street, a cartoonist. and Miss Sybil s.
Lewis of 50 Grove street.
William F.. Salter of 133 Macdougal
street, an actor, obtained a license to
wed Miss Aimee c. Ford, living at the
Hotel Marlton, West Eighth street,
an actress. They are to be married July
90 at East Twenty-ninth street
Herman c. Bartsch OF 215 West
Twenty-third street, in the banking busi-
ness, obtained a license to marry Miss
Sarah C. Masterson of EOS Dey street.
Jersey City, a stenographer. They are
to be married at the Marble Collegiate
Church, Fifth avenue and Twenty
ninth street, by the Rev. ID. j. Burrell
on August 8.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Walter l.. MacCorkle
will leave Garden City this week to
spend the remainder OF the summer in
California.
Miss Mary Vivian Stephens, who re-
Gently was graduated from Oberlin Col
lege. Ohio, was entertained by members
of the Oberlin College Club OF this city
on Belleclaire Towers. atop the Hotel
Belleclaire, Monday night. She started
yesterday for China. where she will
teach in Chinese Government college
In Pelin.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hollander are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
n son, l.. Preston Hollander, Jr., at Mr..
Hollander's fathers summer home at
Tokeneke Point. Conn. on July 20.
Nine. Andre Cormeiie OF Paris.
France is visiting Mrs. Hollandcr, who
Is her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Spencer Martin
are stopping at the Ambassador Hotel,
where Mrs. Martin entertained several
friends at luncheon yesterday.
Among those sailing by the Majestic
Saturday will be Miss Dorothy Probyn
Jackson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Jackson. Miss Jackson will
spend some time In England and then
will stay I'm Paris for six months From
there she will go to Switzerland to re.
main year.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
BON VOYAGE DINNER
FOR JUSTICE PAGE
Members Of Manhattan Club
Enterfoin Jurist.

Justice Alfred R Pare of the Appel
late Division. First Department, is to
sail on La France this morning. 1t Is
his first transa tlantic trip. Members
Of the Manhattan CIuo. or which the
Justice is member. including Repub-
1Icans, Democrats and Progressives. en-
tertained him at dinner last night. Mr..
Philip j. Britt, former president of the
club presiding.
Some Of those present at the dinner
we're Messrs. William II. Baldwin. Ches-
ter b. Mclaughlin. Enos S. Booth. Ar
thur c. Meyer, Philip J. Britt. George
Wa.worth Middleton. William p. Burr.
Joseph F. Mulqueen, Q. r. Cauchois,
Daniel f. Murphy. John Proctor Clarke.
Patrick Francis Murphy, Frank /. Cobb.
Edgar l.. Newhcuse, Bainbridge Colby.
Morgan J. O'Brien, Thomas F. Conway,
John J. O'Connell, +. B. Delehanty
William N. Penney. John Delahunty.
edward G. Riggs. Philip F. Donohue.
Walter S. Roberts. T. r. Fell. g. Tracy
Rogers, Edward r. Finch and Joseph
Rowan.
Also Messrs, Edward J. Gavegan.
Charles l.. Guy, Henry G.. Scholtz Solo
mon Hanford. Clarcr ce J. Shcarn. Alex
ander Konta, Louis Siebold Edward b.
LaFetra, Thomas +. Smith. Frank G.
I.aughln. Herbert c. Smyth. Robert l..
Luce, Lyman A. Spalding. William Fl.
Lynn, Frederick b. Tilghman. John ".
McAvoy, Joseph S. Ulman, Edward z.
Mccall, and George r. Van Nance.
Gov. Miller sent his greetings to Jus
tice Page and wished for him "a very
delightful summer and a safe journey"
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
WAR WORKER WED TO
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
Mrs. Marie Gardner Married
to Col. C.. E. Livingston.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
HAcKENsAcK. N. j., July 25.-Word has
been received here of the marriage In
London of Mrs. Marie Gardner. daugh-
ter of the late Theodore Palmer. to Col
Charles Edward Livingston. who form
erly was resident of Hackensack. He
is perhaps better known as Charles
Foley. the family name of his stepfather.
The wedding took place July II.
Col. Livingston served with the A. f.
F. as a Major of the Motor Transport
Corps during the war He later went to
Serbia with the Near East Relief COM
mission and also was Provost Marshal
of Paris for the A. f. f. He Is well
known as a soldier of fortune having
served with the British forces during the
Boer war and later in India with the
Imperial Light Horse Regiment. He also
served in the Philippines In the con-
stabulary Of the Government and in 1921
went to Poland as a Colonel in the Polish
army at the request Of Paderewski.
Col. Livingston was one OF two who re-
celved the rank of Major at the second
Plattsburg camp.
Col and Mrs. Livingston are expected
To arrive in Hackensack the latter part
of the week The bride belongs to
one of Hackensack's best families. She
served with the Red Cross during the
war
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD
ATLANTIC CRY, ". j.. July 25.--Ar-
rivals from New York at the hotels in
clude:
Ritz-Carlton--Mrs. William T. Dixon,
who s visiting Mrs. Martin r. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cassiday. Mr.. w. r.
McGee and Mr.. W. J. Failon.
Marlboro o-BlenheIm-Mr c. s. Spencer
and Miss Betty Spencer.
Ambassador--Miss Florence Gilmor
and w. ID. Huntington.
Traymore--Mrs. II. @. Houseworth,
Miss Geraldine Houseworth Mr.. Charles
r. Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Bass.
Dennis--Mlle. Elodie Joye. Miss Ger
maine Bernand and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Lavaud.
Chalfontc- -Haddon Hali--Mr. Walter
Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schottles and
Mr. Charles A. Leavit,
The Rev. John Bennett. Miss Mary
Bennett and the Rev. Francis Maxwell
arrived together from Brooklyn and are
at the Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
NIGHT PICNIC HELD
IN THE BERKSHIRES
Miss Barbara Whitney Joins
Mrs. Henry Whites Guests.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YorK HgrArp.
LEMON. Mass, July 25.-Miss Barbara
Whitney has Joined Mrs., Henry Whites
guests at Elm Court and tonight they
had picnic party on Monument Noun
tain. Messrs Frederick Vanderbilt W.
Osgood Field and Frederick r. Haines
were among others in the company
Mr.. John Henry Hammond and Miss
Priscilla Baldwin defeated Miss Edith
VI. Bonsal and Mr.. Paul Hicks, 6--3
SO. in the final match for the tennis
trophies offered by Mrs. White in mixed
doubles
Mr.. Ross w. Whistler had a birthday
dinner party tonight at Hidden House
and Mrs. John r. Parsons entertained
at luncheon to-day at Interlaken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Dcpew ar
rived at the Aspinwall Hotel to-day for
a month. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Tai
madge. Misses Louise and Gladys Tai
madge, who have been touring through
New Hampshire. are back att the AS
pinwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley Lord OF
New York and Mr.. and Mrs George III
Davenport of Boston are at the Grey
lock Hotel in williamstown.
J. Stllman Rockefeller and Frederick
Sheffield, Yale men, are leaving next
week for trip through the Glacier Ma
tional Park in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Poor of New
York are at Curtis Hotel In Lenox
Mrs DE Lancey A. Kane left there to-
day for Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis p. Curtis have
taken a cottage at Spring Lake, n. j.,
for the season.
A trophy offered by Mrs. /. c. Bates
Dana Of New York for the best woman's
score In a thirteenth hole tournament
against bogey at Great harrington was
won to-day by Miss Marion Ticknor.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Newport Girls
Active on Tennis
Courts at Casino
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons Resigns
as President Of Improve
ment Society.

Specia. Dispatch 70 THE Nrw yoaK HEhALp.
NEWPORT, r. l., July 25.-There was a
large gathering at the Casino for tennis
prcdominating. There will be a girls
singles tournament for those under II,
starting on Monday. the prizes for which
have been offered by Mrs. Forsyth
Wickes
Among those on the courts to-day
were the Misses Fanny and Kitty
Wickes. Misses Marion Gray. Edith
Woodward Laura Biddle, Adele Reynal,
Garcia Kip and Florence Havemeyer,
Messrs. Gordon Douglas, Jr.. and Sunny
Gray. Miss Marion Wickes wore an
athletic costume on burnt orange and
her usual head band was of black vel
vet. Mrs William Woodward had an
attractive gown of pale ecru chiffon and
she wore a large felt hat of pale green,
with q few roses caught at the right and
fur stole about the neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon ar
rived from New York and registered at
the Casino for the season. They are
stopping at the Laforge Cottage. Others
to register included Mrs. w. Chester
Wood from Baltimore and the Misses
Gemmill from Philadelphia.
Two prominent summer residents
added to their places here to-day by the
purchase of adjacent lrnd. Mr.. Arthur
Curtiss James bought the property to
the north Of Beacon H'E House belong
ing to Philip Curran CT Taunton. con-
talning more than an acre, situated In
Beacon Hill road and Hammersmith
road.
Mr.. James Stewart Cushman was the
other to purchase land, having bought
thirty-four acres from Mrs Rachael
Lenox Porter, which extends his place
to the sea at the Ocean Drive. The
property purchased has no dwelling upon
1t at present. 1t would make an ideal
spot for fishing lodge and stand and
would be the only stand besides that OF
Mr.. T.. Suffern Taller. who enjoys
angling for striped bass and has had
success at this spot foT several seasons.
Additional entertainments for this
week continue TO be announced. To-
morrow evening Mr. Paul J. Rainey will
be host at the Clambake Club. when he
will have several guests for dinner
followed by dancing.
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James gave din
ner tonight at Beacon Hill House and
this afternoon Mrs. Henry Parish was a
luncheon hostess Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. p. Richardson will give a dinner to-
morrow evening. and on Saturday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Gustav j. s. White will
entertain at dinner at the Hill Top Inn
and Mr.. G. Louis Boissevain also will
give a dinner there, while Mrs. t. Shaw
Safe will give a dinner for eighteen
af N Ia
The New York herald., 1922-07-26

Gen. Maistre commanded the French
army that took the last remaining posi-
ton along the Chemin- -des- Danes in
1917. For that exploit he was promoted
to a Grand officer of the Legion OF
Honor.
His initiation into the military career
was at the age of IL, when he stole
gunpowder from Prussians qhartered in
his house in the war of 1870. He was
graduated from the Military Academy
of st. Cyr at the head of his class He
was promoted to Captain in 1887 and
Major In 1890. He commanded the IA
nous Regiment Of Steel" part Of the
celebrated French Iron Division" in the
world war.
He was made a Brigadier General in
1912 and was appointed to the Commit
tee OF the General Staff. At the com
mencement of tile war he was Chief OF
Staff to Gen. Langle de Cary, who com
manded the Fifth French Army at the
battle at Frontiers. the battle of the
Marne and the beginning of the battle
OF Verdun.
Gen. Maistre received the grade OF
Major-General just before the battle Of
the Marne. At reorganization following
the partial defensive in the Chemin-des
Danes regions in 1917 he was made an
army commander and forced the Ger
mans to yield formidable positions in
the regions of the Aisne between Sois-
sons and Craonne.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
DEMCOTT-ARNOLD.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New York HERALD
PATERSON, N. j., July 25.--Miss Jennie
Ida Arnold. daughter Of Mr.. William A.
Arnold. retired silk manufactures, and
the Rev DIR. o. NJ. Demcott. pastor Of
the Third Presbyterian Church. were
married to-day in the church. The Rev.
Clinton L. Stoneton OF Totowa Presby-
terian Church, ofiiciated.
Mrs. Ethel Arnold Stoneton. wife OF
the officiating pastor and sister OF the
bride, was matron of honor. Mr.. o. w.
Smith of Plainfield was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. ThomasoJ. Arnold,
William Derby Shire and John Ahrens.
A reception was held at the Arcola
Country Club, after which the Rev. and
Mrs. Demcott left on a months automo-
bile tour through upper New York. New
England and Canada.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
ARRIVE FORM WEST INDIES.

The Right Rev. Roscow Shcdden. Lord
Bishop of Nassau. Il. l.. arrived yester-
day by the Munson liner Munargo TO
attend the meeting OF the Provincial
Synod of the West Indies. This synod
comprises all the bishops of the English
Protestant Episcopal Church. and will
be held the middle of August in the
offices OF Haley Fiske, president of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Also coming by the Munargo we're R. III.
Curry. representative of the Munson Line
In Nassau and correspondent OF the
New York Board OF Underwriters; Leon
Brownson, president, and Nathaniel
Richards, vice-president of the firm of
Purdy e. Henderson. which is building
the new hotel at Nassau; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward G. Thompson. Charles r. He'd
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Tobin. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert J. Claridge. Miss Fan
ME It. Claridge. Miss Patricia Claridge,
Roger NJ. Lightburn. Miss Winifred
LiEhtburn. Willard B. Parks. Charles
wv. Farmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Baseden.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
RAYMOND f. M'CABE.

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning for Raymond F. McCabe. pub
licity director Of the Fifth Avenue Coach
Company and formerly reporter for
THE NEW YORK HERALD. Mass was said
at the Church of St. Francis Assist,
Nostrand avenue and Lincoln road.
Brooklyn, where the body was taken
from his home at $50 Lefferts avenues
Members of the faculty and many alumni
of Brooklyn College. officials OF the
coach company and many of Mr.. Nc
Cabes former associates in newspaper
work attended. Burial was In Holy
Cross Cemetery. Mr.. McCabe was born
in this city and was 22 years old
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
MRS. HALSEY DIES SUDDENLY,

MRS. Charles II. X. Halscy, wife Of
the president of the Union County Trust
Company of Elizabeth. N. J., died yes
terday of heart disease while attending
luncheon of Republican women at the
Town and Country Club.
William n. Runyon Of Plainfield, Re-
publican candidate for Governor. was
making an address when Mrs Halsey
was stricken. Her daughter. Isabel
was with her. DR.. James S. Greene was
summoned. but Mrs. Halsey died in a
few minutes. Word was sent to the
bank. and Mr. Halsey hurried 20 the
club house. The body was taken to the
Halsey residence. 66s North Broad
street. Elizabeth.
Mrs. Ha1sey was one Of the managers
and treasurer OF the Elizabeth Orphan
Asylum and a member of Trinity Epis-
copal Church.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26

Special Cable to THE NEw YORK HrnALp.
Copyright, 1929, by TIE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, July rs.
Although relatives here Of Mrs. Will
lam Sergeant Kendall. wife of the for
mer dean of the Yale School OF Fine
Arts. profess to know no moreSabout a
divorce granted to her than does her
husband, THE New YORK HERALD cor
respondent saw an entry in the records
Of the French Third Tribunal this after
noon showing that a divorce was re-
corded last October.
The court awarded the younger
daughter, Allison Kendall. IA. to her
mother, but Beatrice Kendall. 90, to her
father, inasmuch as the latter already
had charged himself with her educa-
tion.
Mrs Kendall gave her name as Mar
garet Stickney. Paris address SO Rue
Vaneau, which is a small hotel. where
1t is admitted that she stayed with
Allison for several weeks. At an apart
ment where she also resided while here,
at ~ Rue Vaneau, THE New YORK
HERALD correspondent found niece.
Mrs. Mitchell, wife Of a representative
OF the International General Electric.
who asserted that she also knew notn-
ing about the divorce, saying 1t was
impossible that the court records con-
tanned any such entry.
Mrs. Kendall left Paris about two
months ago and is now In England with
Allison she said. THE latter is study
ing while her mother Is resting. Mrs.
Kendall is not in very good health.
Mrs Mitchell refused to give their pri-
vate address for fear that the excite
ment caused by publicity might aggra-
vate Mrs. Kcndalls condition
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
HOT STRINGS, VA.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HErALn
Hot SPRINGS Va, July 25.---Mrs. Ter
rah Haggin arrived yesterday by auto
mobile from New York and is at the
White cottage. which she has taken for
the remainder OF the summer Her
guests are Mrs. Haines Smith OF Lon
don. Miss Margaret Brown OF New York
and Miss Margaret Conroy Of Lima.
Perm
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
BARBECUE AT SETON PLACE.

Special Dispotch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. Jaly 25.--Twenty-
f1ve Rotarians OF New York city. as
sisted by members OF the Greenwich
Rotary Club. gave an outing for 100
boys from New York settlements to-day
at De Winton, the place of Mr.. Ernest
Thompson Seton. the naturalist There
were games and competitions during the
afternoon. followed by a barbecue and
a grand council. held in the council ring
tonight. which was presided over by
Chief Seton of the Woodcraft League
of America
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Leila Faith Brundage, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis ID. Brundage or
Sound Beach. Conn, was married yes
terday at her home to Henry e.
Dickinson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
]. Dickinson of White Plains. The
engagement was announced last Feb
ruary. They will make their home In
Cleveland. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
ADMIRAL j. $. DUMAREsa.

MANILA, p. L.. July "a (Associated
PUess) High officials of American
military circles to-day honored the
memory of Admiral John Saumarez
Dumaresq OF the British navy at a
funeral service at San Pedro Macati
Cemetery. near here. Gov Gen. Leon
ard Wood returned from a visit to
Baguio for the funeral. Rear Admiral
George Fl. Barber of the United States
navy and Major-Gen. Omar Bundy of
the United States army were among the
honorary pallbearers. Burial was In
San Pedro Macati Cemetery Admiral
Dumaresq died hee Saturday. He was
formerly commander of the Australian
fleet
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
TO ARRIVE ON AaUI-ANIA.

Thomas r. Marshall, former Vice
President Of the United States. and
Mrs Marshall are among the passengers
returning from Europe. on board the
Aquitana of the Cunarf line due Fri
day. Some OF their fellow passengers
irclude Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Loft,
Bernard NJ Baruch. Col. William
N. Haskell who has been investi-
eating Russian relief conditions; Mr..
and Mrs. p. d. Caldwell. Dr. George
David Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hull Miss Margaret Anglin), Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Teagie. MIR. and Mrs r.
u. Asche, Clifton N. Lovenburg. who
has been visiting Europe on behalf Of
H. +. Keith's circuit, and Miss Hilda
James, British swimming champion, who
Is coming to this country to meet Miss
Helen Wainwright and Miss Aileen
Riggin, the Olympic champions.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
MISS HAAN TO WED ABROAD.
Daughter of X. NJ. Hnan Engaged
TO Banker in Budapest.

r. M. Haan. proprietor of the Hotel
st. Regis, who is in Europe. sent word
TO his friends in New York yesterday
of the engagement of his daughter. Miss
Hortense Haan. to Mr. Rudolf Brossler
of Budapest. Hungary. where the wed
ding is to take place next month. MISS
Haan is a graduate OF the Finch Schooi
and has travelled extensively.
Mr.. Brossler Is a banker and broker
of Budapest and Is a member OF the
stock Exchange Of that city. He served
during tho war as a reserve officer In
the artillery and flying corps OF the
Hungarian army.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
DIR. GEORGE $. YoUNGL1NG.

DR.. George S. Youngling of 453 West
Thirty-fourth street. consulting physi-
oian for the asylum for the insane at
Central relip. l.. l.. died at his home
yesterday. He was so years old.
DR.. Youngling was born In this city
and graduated in 1888 from the Medical
School of Bellevue Hospital. Since then
he had practiced medicine on the West
Side. He was a Mason. Shriner and
a Knight Templar He leaves his wife.
Mrs. Annie f. Younghng; son. Louis
S. Youngling. and a daugher. Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Bolton OF New York The fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
morning.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
ALEXANDER PALMER.

Alexander II. Palmer. aged Sc. for many
years clerk In the La Sale Hotel In
Chicago and the Waldorf Astoria and
McAlpin hotels in this city. died last
Friday at Kingston. n. Y, whare no
had lived for two years. He retired two
years ago. II.