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The New York herald., 1922-07-18
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

Special Correspondence to THE New York
HERALD.
Paris, July THE following Amer
leans are registered at the office of The
Netc York II eTuld Of Paris:
From New York: Miss Agnes Cook.
Mrs. Frances =. Rapp. Miss Jane Ber-
nard and Nine. Luclen Antoine.
From other places Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobias Morriss. Cine nati Dr. and Mrs.
NJ +. Kirkbride and Miss Emma A.
Heap. Philadelphia; Miss Stccegall.
Washington Mrs Edward Spalding and
Edward Spalding Ferebee. Norfolk; Will
son X Levering. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Levering, Miss Elizabeth X. English and
o. s. Lee. Jr.. Baltimore: Mrs. l.. Il.
KEEPER and Mrs. II. B. KEEPER, Lancas-
ter; William Hamilton and Marjory
Hamilton, New Haven Margaret Pond,
Wellesley. Mass: Charlotte Thomas,
Maine: Mrs. David Portu Heap. Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bobbe. Maui
rice II. Goldblatt and Joseph rlaffaelli.
Chicago:
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NOTES FROM NEW LONDON.
Mrs. Alfred II. ChnppcII Entertains
bridge Club.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YosK HrsAi n.
NEW LONDON, Conn. July 17.-Mrs.
Alfred II. Chappell entertained members
of the Monday evening Bridge Club at
her Pequot colony residence.
Miss Emma Williams of Brooklyn has
arrived at her Oswegatche cottage.
Capt. Carl J. Vogelgesang, COM
mandant Brooklyn Navy Yard, and Mrs.
Vogelgesang were week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Gregory c. Dawson.
Miss Florence Cross of New York and
Mrs. Arthur Dean of Pittsburgh are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Horton
at Oswegatchic colony.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. william Eldridge Mr.. w.
A. Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nash.
Mr.. Rowland Pell, Mr.. j. o. NORM. the
Misses Katharine, Elizabeth M. and
Abbe Kempf, Mr.. II. NJ. Condrey. Miss
Elsie M. Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Ward. Miss Marjorie X. Ward. Mr. and
Mrs. j. X. wilkins. Mrs. j. X. Cummings.
Mr.. j. +. Sullivan. Mr.. +. X. Dray, Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Thomps, Miss Mar
garet Inez Ford of New York Mr. and
Mrs. +. j. Burke. South Orange, ". ]. t:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Coffman and Miss
Patricia Coffman. Garden City. N. Y.
Mrs. Clarence Gray Dlnsmore OF New
York entertained party at luncheon at
the Griswold yesterday. Arrivals there
include Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Motto Cohu
of Nyack. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Cohu. Mrs.
r. II. Vinnedge. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Arnold. Mrs. Katherine Spaieth. Mrs.
Alden vose and Mrs. NJ. J. Dannal OF
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Small.
Greenwich and Mr.. Pembroke Jones OF
Washington.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Whitehead of At
lanta. Ca. are stopping at the Amoassa-
dor Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur J. Gardner. Miss Ruth
Gardner. her daughter and Major Harry
Vaughn are at the Hotel Nassau, Long
Beach, l.. /.
Recent arrivals from New York at
Jasper Park Lodge. Canadian Rockies.
include Mr.. Raymond ]. Knoeppel, Mr..
August Jansen. Mrs. ]. A. Hincklcy and
Mr.. j. A. Hincklcy.
Capt. willis Mcdowell. U. S. NJ. and
Mrs. Mcdowell of Washington are at the
Vanderbilt for two weeks.
Senator Ralph Cameron OF Arizona
and Senator James E. Watson OF Indiana
are at the waldorf-Astoria.
Judge Charles w. Dustin of Dayton.
Ohio. who has recently returned from
Europe, is at the Hotel Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest George Sewell of
Miami Fla, are at the Waldorf-Astoria
en- route for a tour OF the Eastern re-
sorts
Mrs. Josephine b. White has left the
Ansonia Hotel for Hillsborough. N. H..
to visit Mrs. John Butler Smith. Upon
her return she will go to Southampton.
On August 1 Mrs. Samuel Pratt and
Miss Marion Pratt will leave the Hotel
Schuyler to open their camp at Big
Moose, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Cruilsshanit
of IL East Thirty-first street are spend
Ing the season In Fork Harbor. Me.
Mrs. Albert ]. Beveridgc arrived from
Beverly Farms, Mass, yesterday and Is
passing few days at the Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. Ogden NJ. Edwards. Jr.. of Pitts
burgh. and Mr.. and Mrs. william r.
Hardenberg. who came from Bernards-
Vile, N. j.. are also there.
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ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.
Delegates to Numerous Conven-
tfons Meet Mt Resort.

Speciar Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July Inject
,ngs and conferences were held at the
Traymore to-day by delegates OF the
National Safety Council. the National
Association of Corrugated and Fiber
Box Manufacturers. the traffic depart
irent of the Rubber Association of
America, the Gummed Paper Manufac-
turers Association and the Illuminating
Glass Ware Guild.
Mr.. Manuel Quezon. president OF the
Philippine Senate, was at the Traymore
to-day with Mrs. Quezon.
Arrivals from New York at the hotels
include:
Dennis-Mr and Mrs Edward Cahill.
who are accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. G.. Coleman Dawson; Miss Edna
S,ocum and Mr.. Francis Stanley.
Rtz-Carlton-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Miller and Misses Peggy and Violet
II eston.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. Jules Eddy
J. Rockford Of Brooklyn.
Marlborough -Blenheim-Mrs. william
F. Arthur. Misses Mary +. and Alice Nc
Dcrald DR.. Helen LOTUS, Mirvel Lotus.
Mr.. Thomas LOTUS and Mrs. ]. p. O'Don-
rell.
Chalfonte Haddon Hall--Mrs. H. Van
T. Baldwin, Mr. G. Sherman Richards
ard DR.. and Mrs. Z. S. Jackson.
Ambassador-The Rev. Leonard Bor-
getti. Mrs. 1. S. Prentis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Keyes and Mr.. N. p. Stewart.
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Accident at Southampton Prevents Mrs. G.
Widener's Return to Newport on Time.

wonder, easily defeated Mrs Nathaniel
w. Niles, 6-1. so.
In the women's doubles this afternoon
Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden defeated Mrs. Lewis G. Morris
and Mrs. George D. Widener, 3-6. GO.
6-2. and Miss Leslie Bancroft and Miss
Florence Loew won from Mrs. Niles and
Mrs. Henry G. Gray. 6-3, Ga.
Among those in the gathering was
Mrs. Craig Biddle. who came for the first
time this summer to the Casino. She
wore a most attractive costume in light
gray canton crepe. Miss Louise Clews
came with her grandmother, Mrs. Henry
Clews. Miss Clews wore a gown of
mauve canton crepe with large frame
hat to match and carried Chinese
parasol of black.
Among the Spectators.
In the large gallery were Major Lorill-
ard Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. William De-
forest Manice, Mr.. Lawrence Waterbury,
Mr. Delaney Kane Jay, Mrs. Frederick
Winthrop Hamilton, Miss Margaret
Stewart. DIR. and Mrs. Alexander Haml-
ton Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James. Mrs. John r. Drexel, Jr.. Mr..
Lydig Hoyt and Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe
Wickes and their two daughters, the
Misses Marion and Fanny Wickes, who
were attired alike in athletic dresses in
mauve gray and scarlet silk head bands.
Mrs. Brady Hartman wore a skirt
OF white pleated silk with a silk upper
garment OF light gray with designs In
a darker shade.
Those participating in the extra
mixed doubles tournament. which began
this Afternoon, are Miss Rosamond New
ton and Mr.. Gordon Douglas. Jr., Mrs.
Barnes and Mr.. Thomas Ridgeway, Mrs.
Morris and Mr.. John Duncan. Mrs. Nc
Williams and Mr.. Drexel Biddle, Mrs.
Niles and Mr.. Lewis G. Morris. Miss
Natalie Winsow and Mr.. Craig Biddle,
Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and Mr. Will
lams Burden and Mrs. Briggs and Mr..
Craig Biddle, Jr.
Bailey's Beach Is more popular than
ever these warm days and among those
frequenting the sands and surf are Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt. Miss Elizabeth Sands
and Mrs. Joseph Washington Frazer.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Baldwin was among
those entertaining at luncheon to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman from
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l..
Clarke from Ne York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Wilcox Jones from New Ro-
chelle are at the Hill Top Inn.
Mrs. Benjamin Nicol arrived from
New York to-day and is at the Muen-
chinger King
Miss Marguerite Caperton returned
to New London to-day after spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, Jr.
Mrs. John Aspegren gave a luncheon
to-day as Aspen Hall.
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LEGION ELECTS 0FFICERs.
Veterans Mountain Camp mt Tup-
per Lake Paid For in Full.

With the election OF new officers for
the Veterans Mountain Camp OF the
American Legion, Department of New
York. the headquarters of which are AT
80 Church street. 1t was announced last
night that the 1,275 acres for the camp,
situated at Paradise Point. Big Tupper
Lake, New York. has been paid for in
full. The cost was $4,000. Officers are
working to put the camp in condition to
receive patients.
The newly elected officers are Charles
Pope Caldwell, Forest Hills. l.. J.. presi-
dent Thomas III. Skinner. Kenwood. N.
Y. first vice-president; William Il. Elan
ders. Norwood, N. Y. second vice-presi-
dent Samuel Lloyd. M. d., New York
city. treasurer; Edward ]. Kelley. Jr..
Jamaica, l.. L.. secretary. The board OF
directors of the new corporation. in addi-
tion TO the officers named. are William
i. Deegan, State commander. Bronx; A.
S. Callan. Chatham Robert G. Booth.
Plattsburg Percival Fl. Case, Rochester;
James NJ. Blackwell New York city; (;
Donald c. Strong, Brooklyn Edward NJ.
Scheduling. Albany Charles p. Coffey,
Ithaca DIR. r. c. Hill. Bath: Bernard
Ryan, Albion. and Elmer H. Lemon of
Newburgh.
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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Bedford
Arrive mt Breton Woods.

Special Dispatch to TIE. New York HERALD
BRETON WOODS. N. H., July 17.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert G.. Bedford and Mr..
Clarke Bedford of New York have ar
rived at tho Mount Washington Hotel.
Others there are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sinclair
Armstrong. Mrs. Frederick D. Mundhenk
and Miss e. p. Cowan, Mr.. A. o. Beebe,
Mrs. Edwin f. Raynor. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Makeever. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert E.
Paris OF New York, and Nine. De
Weerth and her son, Mr.. Ernest De
Weerth.
Mrs. Charles Warren Lippitt and Mrs.
Charles Warren Lippitt, Jr., of Provi-
dence arrived by automobile at the
Mount Pleasant House.
Mr.. John Summer Runnells of Chi
cago and his daughter. Mrs. Robert ].
jerks of New York motored TO the Mount
Washington from Chocorua to spend the
day with Mrs. j. Blake White.
Mrs. Clarence Cary and Mrs. Howard
Potter of New York. who went from
Crawfoed Notch to spend Sunday at the
Balsam Dixieville Notch. started by au-
tomobile to-day for Newport. r. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Wall and
Miss Wall OF Scarsdale are at Onaway
cottage. jefferson
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
DIR. WHEELER'S FUNERAL
IN MADISON AV. CHURCH
Associates in Publishing Field
Honor Editor.

Funeral services for DIR. Edward
levitt Wheeler. who died last Saturday
at the Lake Placid Club in the Adiron-
dacks. were held yesterday afternoon in
the Madison Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church at Sixtieth street. DR..
Wheeler had been editor OF Current
Opinion for fifteen years. and at one
time was editor of The Literary Digest.
The services, which were attended by
many of his former associates in the
literary and publishing fields. were con-
Quoted by Bishop William F. Mcdowell
of Maplewood, N. H, family friend of
long standing. assisted by the Rev. DR..
Leland Cary. the pastor Of the church.
The burial was In Woodlawn.
Members of DR.. Wheeler's immediate
family present were Lieut.. Curtis
Wheeler. his son. and Miss Mabel
Wheeler of Nashville. Tenn, and Miss
Mary l.. Wheeler of New York. sisters
of the editor. Three brothers, who could
not reach New York in time for the
service, are Olin Wheeler of st. Paul.
Mimi, Alfred d. Wheeler Of San Fran
cisco, and John r. Wheeler of Tulsa,
Okla.
The honorary pallbearers were Willis
o. Robb. William B. Randall. Francis
II. Sisson, John G. Agar, Major George
Haven Putnam. Miles NJ. Dawson. Rob
ert J. Cuddihy. William II. Wise. DIR.
Frank Crane, Hamlin Garland. Chester
NJ. Cloud and DR.. John H Finley.
Announcement was made at the ofiice
of Current Opinion that DR.. Frank Crane
and William Griffith will succeed DR.
Wheeler as coeditors of the publication
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
THRONG AT LAST RITES
FOR MATTHEW J. CAHILL
Mayor in Procession From
Borough Hall to Church.

Funeral services for Matthew ].
Cahill. Borough President of Richmond.
were held at IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing at st. Peters Roman Catholic Church
in New Brighton. The edi6ce. which is
the biggest of its denomination on Staten
Island. was crowded, many city. State
and county officials being in the throng.
Mgr. Charles A. Cassidy. rector of St.
Peters Church and a lifelong friend of
Mr. Cahill, celebrated a requiem high
mass. Funeral hymns were sung by
twenty-four members of the Glee Club
Of the Police Department and by the
choir of the church. The interment was
Brighton. The floral tributes were so
many that six automobiles were used to
cart them to the cemetery.
Before the services the body had lain
in state in the Borough Hall at ST.
George from s 80 until 10 80 In the
morning. during which time it was
viewed by more than 10000 people. men,
women and children: On the way from
Borough Hall to the church 100 mounted
policemen led the hearse bearing the
coffin. Following was the band of the
Fire Department and a battalion OF po-
licemen and battalion of fremen on
foot.
Also In line were Mayor Hylan and
all of the members of the Board of
Estimate. who were honorary pail
bearers; the Democratic County Com
mitteemen and members Of the Staten
Island Chamber of Commerce the i'm
mediate family and relatives of the
Borough President. and representatives
of the Knights of Columbus. World War
Veterans, Veteran Volunteer Firemen
Staten Island Lodge OF Elks and other
fraternal orders.
Mayor Hylan Will meet the three
Staten Island Aldermen at City Hall at
noon to-day for the selection of sue
cessor to Mr.. Cahill as Borough Presi-
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
Miss Wendell and
Lord PorcheSter
Wed in London
Brilliant Anglo American
Gathering Witnesses Cere-
mOny in st. Margaret's.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1922. by THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London, July II.
One of the most brilliant gatherings
Of Anglo-American society In London
since the war assembled at st. Mar
garet's Church. Westminster. this morn
ing to witness the marriage of Miss
Katherine Wendell. daughter of the late
Jacob Wendell, Jr.. OF New York. and
Lord Porchester, heir to the Earldom of
Carnarvon.
Lord Mountbatten and Miss Edwina
Ashley. who are to be married to-mor-
row. were there with Prince George and
Ambassador Harvey. The bride was
given away by her brother. Jack. who Is
soon to be married himself. She wore
white satin dress with long train.
finished with spray OF orange bios
SONS and having a tulle veil falling to
the end.
The train was carried by Master A.
Maudslay. wearing white silk suit and
white kid gloves. Some of the loveliest
girls In Londcn were bridesmaids, wear
ing pretty yellow georgette dresses and
large picture hats. which had yellow
feathers falling down right over the
melody roses.
Among them were Lady Evelyn Her
BERT sister of the bridegroom Lady
Diana Myrtle Farquharson. Miss Phil
l.ppa Wendell, sister of the bride. and
Miss Eileen Carr, who Is engaged to the
BRIDES brother. AS the bride alighted
at the church, Trumpeter Arnell of the
Fourth Dragon Guards sounded the reg
mental call Of the Seventh Hussars. Lord
Porchester's regiment.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Mil
fordhaven, the Marchioness of Bland
ford, the Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough, the Rajah and the Rance OF
Pudkota. the Earl and Countess of Car
narvon and many others of the British
aristocracy were present
Americans who crossed the ocean to
attend the wedding were Mrs. Barrett
Wendell. Jr. Mrs. George Rublee, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Harold Vii
lard and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rogers.
Mrs. Wendell received large bouquet
oe crimson roses from the Harvard class
of 81, of which the bridegroom is a
member.
Lady Porchester is daughter of the
late Jacob Wendell of New York and
Mrs. Wendell. who has lived in England
with her children several years. The
family Is an old one and owns much
valuable real estate in New York. Lord
dorchester Is the only son and heir OF
the Earl Of Carnarvon.
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ARRIVALS AT SUNAPEE.
Mrs. Tumbleston brown Joins Mr..
and Mrs. Austin l.. Sands.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
SUNAPEE. N. H., July 17.-Mrs.
Tumbleston Brown has arrived from
New York to join her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ledyard
Sands. who are at one of the Granliden
cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Shaw and the
Misses Shaw Of New York have taken
the cottage Of Mr.. ]. w. Flanders at
Sunspee Harbor.
Mr.. A. Hart Mckee has returned to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.. Mason. Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy G.. Cooper and Harold
l.. Barly of Brooklyn and Mr.. Harry b.
Kyle of New York are at 500 Nipi
Park Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Adams of New
Rochelle and Mr.. j. T. Allaire and Miss
Allaire of Brooklyn are at the Ben Mere
Inn.
Arrivals at the Granliden include Mrs.
william s. White, Miss Marjorie White.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Pommerer.
Miss Irene A. Pommerer. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ". Waring and Mr.. Arthur w. Green
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Cowperthwaite of Englewood. N. j..
MIR. and Mrs. s. w. Hubbard and Mr.
Charles Hubbard of Wallingford. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
LENOX GARDEN CLUB MEETS.
Entertained by Miss Marion Davies
Notes of Bcrkshfres.


Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
LENox, Mass, July 17.-Mrs. Carlos
M. de Hercdia described a Sicilian gar
den in an interesting paper witch she
read toe y to the Lenox Garden Club
council, whose members were enter
tained by Miss Marion Davies, sister Of
Bishop Thomas Frederick Davies, at their
villa in Lenox. Members related their
experiences in floral culture this season
and inspected Miss Davies's attractive
garden. Mrs. Edwards Spencer was at
the tea tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond
and two daughters. the Misses Emily S.
and Adele S. Hammond, OF Mount Kisco
n. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
White at Elm Court for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison X. Gamer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G.. REQ of Phila-
delpha are at the Maplewood Hotel In
Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark Bryant
and Roland and Norman Bryant of An
sonia. Conn. are on an automobile trip
through the Berkshire Hills.
The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes has
gone to the Little Casca-Paedia River,
Mrs Churchill Satterlee OF Boston is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph S. Whistler
at Plumstead. In Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons and
two sons. Herbert. Jr.. and McIlvaine
Parsons. are on months trip to Colo
RADIO Springs and the Grand Canyon.
Mr.. John II. Parsons started to-day for
Sombrete, Mexico. for six weeks.
Dr. Foster Kennedy of New York has
been spending a few days with DR.. and
Mrs William Gilman Thompson at
Konkapot. in Stockbridgc.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwicls. who
recently returned to Stockbridge from
Boston, have Miss Dorothea Robbins and
Mr.. William Landon OF New York as
guests.
Mr.. Bernhard Hoffman. who has been
at Harrods, In Stockbridgc. since his re-
turn from Europe, started to-day for
Santa Barbara, Cal.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
BRIDGE AT NARRAGANSETT.
Misscs Gertrude and Beatrice de
Coppet the Hostesses.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD
NARRAGANsETT PIER. II. l., July H.
Thirty members of the Monday Bridge
Club. founded by Mrs. Frank Samuel of
Philadelphia, met at the Point Judith
Country Club tonight for the regular
game. Supper was served. The Misses
Gertrude and Beatrice de Coppet of New
York. who with their mother. Mrs. Henry
de Coppet, are at'their villa, were the
hcstesses of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Dougherty OF
Three Acres are in Philadelphia for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scligman OF New
York, who have been staying n the Carl
ton, left for Newport for a short stay at
the Hill Top Inn.
Mr.. Augustus +. Goodwin of Boston,
one OF the managers of the coming polo
tournament, IL at the Carlton.
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WILLIAM A. FISCHER.

William A. Fischer. 81. vice-president
of the Bay Ridge Savings Bank and
secretary of the Peoples Trust Com
pany in Brooklyn. died Sunday at the
Huntington Bay Club. Huntington. l.. L..
where his family was spending the sum-
mer. He lived at 23 Buckingham road,
Brooklyn . He was veteran OF the old
Twenty-third Regiment, and was a
member of the Montauk and Hamilton
Clubs. He leaves his wife, daughter,
three sons and mother. His brother.
Frederick c. Fischer. Is vice-president
of w r. Grace & Co. Funeral services
will be held tonight.
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MRS. GUsDOFER's WILL.

The will of Mrs. Wylma Gusdofer,
formerly of the Hotel Remington. 12s
West Forty-sixth street. who died July
IL, was filed for probate yesterday IN
the Surrogates' Court. The value OF her
personal property was given as more
than $1,000 although friends have esii'
mated that the estate may be worth
100000. Her son, Isaac. Jr, years
old, receives $1,000 in cash. n daughter.
Natalie, 16 years old, the jewelry of her
mother The resduary estate is made
into trust fund for second daughter,
Doris
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MRS. CAROLINE HERsH.

AsBuRY PARK, n. j.. July 1T.--Mrs
Caroline Hersh. 90, Of Elizabeth. widow
OF Adolph Hersh, died this morning at
her summer home here. She leaves
three sons. Louis F., Edward S. and
Herman Hersh. and a daughter. Mrs
Isaac Newman. Death was due to tho
infrmities OF age. One OF her grand.
children Is Mrs. Rube Goldberg, wife
OF a cartoonist
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
CLERGYMEN VISIT BELLEVUE.

On the final day of their post
graduate conference, which has been In
session several weeks at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, sixty Protestant
clergymen from various sections of the
United States visited Bellevue Hospital
last night on a tour of inspection The
clergymen. headed by DR.. Gaylord White
Of the seminary, were introduced to DR..
George O'Hanlon. chief medical super
intendent at Bellevue. who had Miss
Mary Z. Wadley. director of social SER
vice, show them through the hospital.
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IN MEMORIAM.

BARNETT loving memory OF our dear
friend Agnes, who passed away July ~,
1921 Betty. Kenneth Seaman. Sister and
friends.
PARNETT.-rn loving memory OF our beloved
sister Agnes. who departed July IL, 1921.
johnson and Lonergan Family.
NORRIs.-Sweet memory OF n most devoted
wife and mother. Ray Morris. who passed
away July IS. 1921. Gone but not for
gotten.
SPINNER memory OF Edwin A. Spinner.
KILLED in battle. Chateau Thierry, France.
July rs, 1918, Company &C." 9th y. s.
Infantry. Second Division. Father. sister.
brother.