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New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Miss Becky Lanier's
Silver Crest..W Wins
Piping Rock Jumps
4 Events of Annual Horse
Show Held Early Because
ct Conflict With Polo
Games; Hunters Contest

A small gathering of society neon,e
was at the horse show grounds of tbe
Fiping Rock Club, in Locust Valley.
yesterday morning to witness the open-
ing classes Of the annual show. As
,he snow conflicts with the polo games
peing held at Meadow Brook, it was
decided to hold some of the larger
Jumping classes yesterday morning.
Inc show will close on Saturday be-
lore the polo game starts.
mere were four classes judged yes
terday morning. Principal among
'hese was the class for Jumpers, whose
performance over jumps only was to
count; Miss Becky Lanier, riding Sill
yer Crest, made clean performance
and was awarded the blue. Mr.,
fenn Smith jr.'s Sir Charles was sec
ond, defeating Mr.. Harvey S. Ladew's
daylight, which was placed third over
MISS Becky Lanier's Boiling.
Mr. Thomas Hitchcock graduated his
hunter Meadow Brook from the maiden
Giass Ea! when he defeated Mr.. j. S.
fhlpps's Big Gun, which was the onIv
other entry to show.
Among those seen at the show ware
MRS James E. Regan, Miss Becky La
nier, Captain Lockett, of the Argentine
polo team; Mrs. Gerard Redmond, Miss
AT. Ann bennet, Mrs. Il. C. Windmill. Miss
elizabeth NJ: Magner, Mrs. Penn Smith,
MY S. S. Norton, Mrs. w. R. Grace,
M. Mr.. Harvey Ladew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock, Mrs. S. Bryce Wing,
Mr. Fred Moore, Mr.. L. ]. Stoddard,
Mrs. Thomas Hastings, Miss Eleanor
Langley, Mrs. Frederick Guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bedford Ryan, Mrs Alice D.
Gates and Mrs. James Brown.
Yesterdays winners follow:
Maiden hunters (heavyweighD up to
Won by Thomas Hitohcocks Meadow
Brook; second, John s. Phipps's Big Gun.
Maiden hunters (middleweignO up to
carrying $50 pounds TO hounds--Won by
W, r.. Grace's Woodruff; second. Miss
Mildred Taylof's Merryman; third, Mrs
Frederick Guests Best Maid
Maiden hunters QightweighO up to
CARRYING $50 pounds to hounds-Won by
Mr.. Penn Smith jr.s Mr.. red second, Mrs.
Payne Whitneys Web Carter; third, H. e.
Bailcy's Chesterbrook; fourth Miss Louise
Letts Starlite.
Jumpers performance over fences only
TO- count)t-Won by Miss Becky Lanier' g
silver Crest; second Mr. Penn Smith
1r.s Sir Charles; third, Mr.. Harvey s.
I'adew.s Daylight; fourth. Miss Becky
Laniers Boiling.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum of Natural History; ad
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum of Art; admission
rs cents.
Aquarium: admission free
Brooklyn Museum. admission free.
New York Historical Society; admission
free. -
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
free.
Geological Park; admission IS cents
Hall of Fame at New York University,
University Heights; admission free
Home furnishing exhibit, under the aus
pices OF the Art in Trade Club, Waldorf
Astoria. all day.
Convention of American Bankers Associa-
tton Hotel Commodore. all day.
Regiment Armory. all day.
Lecture to high school classes by Alice
I. Coseo on Egyptian Workmen, -
Metropolitan Musum of Art, 10 O'Clock
NIGHT
Dinner of the Jenny Lind Memorial Asso- :
citation, Hotel Astor. O'Clock.
Meeting of the Junior Advertising Club
AZ East Twenty-fifth Street, 8 o'clock
Dinner of the Lotos Club to Henry j.
Allen, at the Lotos Club. 6:45 O'Clock.
Lecture by Dr. S. A. Tannenbaum on THE
Unconscious-What 1t Is and What 1t
Place. Eighth Street, near Third Ave
nue., 8 o'clock.
Mass meeting to protest Daugherty in
junction, Central Opera House, s, o'clock
Lecture by DR.. william Starr Myers on
Current History" Brooklyn Institute
of Arts and Sciences, Academy of Music,
8:15 o'clock az
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Miss Sara Stow Married
Special Dispatcn to I7re Tribune


MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Oct. 5.-Miss
Sara Nanette Stow, daughter of Mr.
James P. Stow, was married here. to-
day to the Rev. Loyal Young Graham
third assistant to the rector of Grace
Episcopal Church of New York, at the
Church of the Holy Trinity. The cere'
mony was performed by Suffragar
Bishop E. Campion Acheson, OF the
Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut.
Mrs. James B. Hasselman and Mrs
Robert V. Martin were the matrons OF
honor, and the Rev. Albert II. Lucas
Graham's bride esmaids were Miss Mary
Hollock and Miss Josephine Holmes
The ushers were the Rev. Francis
Urbano, DR.. Harold Davis, MIR. Clarence
Mabie Stradler, Mr.. Thomas Barker %
and Mr.. Ralph Macdonald Graham
The Rev. and Mrs. Graham will be at
home at Grace Church Clergy House
90 Fourth Avenue, New York, upon
their return from their wedding trip
OF November 15
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Mr.. Charles p. King
Visiting in Washington,
Major General and Mrs. Pat.
rick VII Move to High
lands cit End Of the WooL


From. The Tri5unes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Mr. Charles
Potter King, of New York and Boston,
a cousin of Mrs. Harding, whom she
has frequently entertained at the
White House, is making short visit
in Washington and has put up at the
Racquet Club.
The chief of Air Service, Major Gen
eral Mason L. Patrick, L. s. A, and
Mrs. Patrick will give up the house at
POLL Kalorama Road, which they have
occupied for several years, and will
move to the Highlands the end of this
week.
Representative and Mrs. Philip P.
Campbell will entertain company OF
twelve at dinner this evening for tn cir
debutante daughter, Miss Helen Camp
bell, in honor of her guest, Miss Sarah
Orme, debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aquilla j. Orme, of Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Orme came yesterday and will
spend a week on ten days with Miss
Campbell.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. Ross Hill returned
to-day from New York, where they
went to meet Sir Claude Hill, of Eng
land, director general of the League
of Red Cross Societies.
Senator Selden P. Spencer will come
to Washington tomorrow from New
York, where he will arrive to-day from
europe, having been in Vienna attend
ing the conference of the lnterparlis-
mentary Union.
Nine. Grouitch will be at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon after
4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. CopIey, wife of Representative
Ira Copley, went to New York this
morning after spending few days in
her home, in Wyoming Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06


closed. The C,oisters to-day and de-
parted nr New York. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Sulern Taller, who have been active in
entertaining this season, expect to
close HoneysucKie Lodge next week.
Nv. Ialler has permitted the use of his
private Ocean Links by members of the
Manumetonomy Golf and Country
CLUB, in which he is stockholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman
nave concluded their season and gone
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, who
have gone to New York for a weeks
stay, have decided to remain at Aspen
Hall until the end of the year, and to
keep that estate open during the win
ter for weekend trips.
Mrs. Walter S. Andrews was a lunch
con hostess yesterday. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Latimer have gone to their
winter home in Washington, being ac-
companied by their daughters.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Hosts Dogs to Succor
StOrmb0xnd With Run,
From a star Correspondent

q
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.,
Oct. 5.--Preparations are being
made by Joseph Herr, proprietor
of the Hotel Pines, on the Lincoln
Highway between Metuchen and
New Brunswick, for a winter of
extreme severity.
Mr.. Herr, who made his fortune
while steward of the Pen and
Pencil Club in Philadelphia play
ing stock market tips given him
by newspaper reporters, is i'm
porting a number of st. Bernard
dogs from Switzerland.
Foroldden to sell liquor, he is
planning to give it away. His
dogs, trained by Benedictine
monks, are to be sent forth to
succor snowbound motorists
trapped in drifts on, the Lincoln
Highway. Strapped to each dogs
neck will be cask that NAV con-
tain anything from apricot brandy
to a creme de menthe.
ITS here to stay" sadly pre-
diets Mr.. Herr.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Miss Sherwood Queen of
Stockbridge Golf Links
" ins Title in Wonaen's Ringer
Tournament With Score of
~; Mrs. N. X. Perry Second
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
LhNoA, Mass, Oct. 5.-Miss Rosa
mond Sherwood, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Murray Sherwood, of New
YORK. YORK. is queen of the Stockbridge
goilers this season. She won the title
with score of 72 in the woman's
ringer tournament, which closed today
for the season. Mrs. Newman X. Perry
was second with IA and Mrs. Phillins
Blagden third with 81. -
Miss Marion Kerr, of New York. en-
tertained at luncheon to-day in honor
of Miss Mary Church, who is to be
married to Mr.. Donald NJ Weston Sat
urday evening. Miss Church enter
tanned her attendants at dinner to-
night and Mr.. Weston gave his fare
we'll bachelor dinner at the Pittsfield
Country Club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenton Crane Pom
eroy are to have Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
L. Pomeroy and Miss Katherine Pom
eroy as guests at their Pittsfeld home
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Mrs. AEunice Ciapp Carroll
Bride of MIR. S. III. Johnson

Mrs. Eunice Clapp Carroll, daughter
of Mrs. Edward Mortimer Ward, was
married yesterday to Mr.. Stuart H..
johnson at the home Of the brides
mother, in Locust Valley, L. l. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr.. Humphrey Lee. The bride was un-
attended.
Mr.. Johnson is son of Mr.. F. Colt
Johnson, who served as his sons best
man. The bride was given away by
Ward. Mrs. johnson was formerly Mrs.
Bradish Johnson Carroll jr. After a
wedding trip in the Adirondacks, the
couple will make their home at
Sherry's,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Funeral Services Are Held
For Charles E. Atkinson

The funeral of Charles E. Atkinson,
who died on Monday at his home. 788
Riverside Drive, was held yesterday
morning at the Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes. Burial was IN Calvary Gene
terry.
Mr.. Atkinson was general manager Of
Artemus Ward, Inc, formerly Ward g.
Cow, with which he had been connected
for quarter of a century. He also
was president OF the Ideal Coco and
Chocolate Company and the Listerated
Gum Company. He was member of
the New York Athletic Club, the Dun
woodie Golf Club and the Eiks.
Mr.. Atkinson is survived by his wife
and son, Walter.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
hr. and Mrs. F;tz Sin,Ons
VW Return to Newport
a'' and Mrs. G. X. Fearing dr.
ssaenging g Sale of Property TO
1 sHr. and Mrs. yOhu Thacaifes

srsl ssseaal Dispatch to The Tribune
PAM ~ nSipeoRT, Oct. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
Soush fitz Simons. who have been in
bourA vamerica, are expected at Har-
s.et s.iew, their Newport estate, next
sear iet'ain Tor the rest of the
asr;r.s s sfa Mrs. George R. Fearing have
York ~, Ior short visit from New
Kinr aaa are now at the Muenchinger-
naai ass while Mr.. Fearing makes the
III Narrangansett Avenue property to to
Fhsatsnso ~ Mrs John Thwates, Of
enter,s;s. j. Guthrie Nicholson was an
ing a IeI Ipaa,at at Lansmere to-day, Civ
siIl Be- .a,ieheon for the guests. There
4 given 81 .e oieera am0ase atationa6 0,a6
The la ia.tN tNayal a. War College. It viii be
ana hrs. William Woodward
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Barron Collier Named
Special Police Deputy

F.. Announcement was made yesterday
by Police Commissioner Enright of the
establishment of public bureau of
safety in the Police Department., with
Barron Collier, owner of Luna Park
sportsman and business man, at its
head in the capacity Of a special
deputy police commissioner.
The department., which is designed to
cut down the large number of street ac-
cidents,. will begin functioning in few
days: A special safety week will mark
the beginning of an intensive drive to
reduce casualties on the streets.
The appointment of Mr.. Collier gives
the department six special deputy COM
missioners, one of them woman. The
others are DR.. John A. Harriss, T.
Coleman du Pont. Edmond Guggen-
helm, Rodman Wanamaker and Mrs.
Julia Loft.
Barron Collier, who. is native Of
Memphis, Tenn, lives at 8 East
Seventy-ffth Street and Pocantioo
Hills, N. 7. He is director Of several
banks and is a large land owner in
Florida.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

over the wedding, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale Holden and Miss Eleanor Holden
and Mr.. and Mrs. John F. McWilliams
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wes-
ton, at Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hinton Perry
have Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams and
Mrs, Philip King as guests at Rich
nond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock will
close Eastover in Lenox tomorrow
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Baty Blake
have gone to Wellesley, Mass, until
December, when they are to leave there
for Santa Barbara, Calf.
Mr.. Ellery G. Sedgwlck is to sail
from Boston on Saturday for France,
where. he is to study for year at
Grenoble University.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Sir II. III. III. Baird, Irish Editor,
Guest of Newspaper Club

Sir Robert H. H. Baird, K. B. E.
editor of "The Belfast Telegraph" and
director of number of other Irish
newspapers, and his travelling compan-
ion, Sir Menus O'Keefe, were enter
tanned yesterday at luncheon by the
Newspaper Club.
Sir Robert will start tomorrow on
tour of the United States, during
which he will extend personal invita-
tlon to the American members of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World to visit Ireland at the time of
their convention in 1924, which will be
held in London.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Merchants Year Book Out
Membership in Association Has
Increased to 6.l74

The Year Book of the Merchants AS
sociation of New York for the year
ended May !, has just come from
the presses and is being distributed.
The membership enrolment is 6,174.
Since the creation of the association in
1897, the enrolment has been increas-
ing and constantly broadening in its
scope with corporate membership now
constituting at least S5 per cent of
the support.
The prcponderance of new member
ship is drawn from the Borough of
Manhattan. AS in the early years of
the associations existence, the textile
industry and banking still constitute
the banner divisions in numbers.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Peruvian Visitors Sail
Representatives to Brazilian Elk.
position / cturn on Santa Ana

position cturn on Santa Ana
DR.. Cesar A. Elguera, Under Secre-
tary of State in Peru; Luis Cuneo Har-
rison and Carlos j. S. Perales, official
representatives of the Peruvian gov
ernment to the Brazilian Centennial
Exposition, sailed for home from here
yesterday on the Grace liner Santa
Ana. The commission, instead Of cross
ing the Southern Continent, came to
New York on the Munson liner Pan
America, and while here was enter
tanned by Herbert F. Gunnison, one of
the publishers of "The Brooklyn
Eagle"
The sailing of the Santa Ana yes
terday marked her return to the Grace
Line fortnightly service to Peru and
Chile. She has been in the intercoastal
service of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. In 1918 she began the first
direct passenger and mail service be-
tween New York and Valparaiso by
way of the Panama Canal.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
DIR. Joseph E. Winters Dice
Eminent Specialist Held Chairs
i'm Cornell and Citv COLLEGE

BOSTON, Oct. 5.Dr. Joseph f. Win
ters, an authority on the diseases Of
children and a noted pediatrist and
diagnostician, died here last night.
DR.. Winters was professor emeritus
at Cornell University Medical College
in New York, and formerly vas clinical
professor of diseases of children in
the College of the City of New York.
He was born in Orange County, New
York, and practiced fifty-two years. He
retired from actual practice last year
and had been in this city since his
return from Europe in June.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Acker'nan Pell, 'Crand Old
Man" of Bergen County. Dies

AckermaK Pell, ninety-two years Old,
known as "the grand old man of Ber-
gen County and as the only Repub-
lican ever elected to county office by
Bergen Democrats, died Yesterday at
his home near Hackensack, N. J. He
is survived by a daughter.
He served as Sheriff for two terms
in the late 70's and was elected to four
terms as Surrogate beginning in 1883.
He was an officer of the Hackensack
National Bank
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Offers Scholastic Trophy

HANOVER, N. H, Oct 5.-Scholar-
ship is to have it's trophies at Dart
mouth College no less than sports An
nouncement was made to-day that the
Walbridge Abner Field Scholastic
Trophy had been offered for annual
award to the fraternity which main
tains the highest average scholastic
average during the year. The first
award will be made next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
The Mountbattens Are Hosts

Lord and Lady Mountbatten gave
dinner last night at the Ritz-Carlton.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Fairbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ONE Kern, Count and Countess Zichy
and Mr.. Jules Glaenzar. Afterward
they attended George Whites
"Scardals
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
CHARLES DONDERO

Charles Dondero. seventy-one years
old. OF "a Washington Street, Flush
ing, who came to this country fftv
years ago, and had been for several
years one OF the large property owners
and business men Of Flushing, died at
his home yesterday of heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
MARRIAGES

BUCKLEY-BABCoCK Trinity Ep,s-
eopal Church, Crawford, n. J.. on
Tuesday. October 3. 1892, by Rev Ken
meth Martin. Lillian Babcoclc to Charles
Pitman Buckley.
CONNETT - HOSKTNS - Isabel Sherwood
Hcskins, daughter of Mrs. II. II. sher-
wood. TO Francis Speir Connett, on Octo-
Der 4, at Flushing, l.. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

cheilc, died in her sleep Wednesdar
night, at her home, in Sutton Manor
New Rochelle. Mrs. Sutton was bnrn
in Boston in 1865, but had lived in New
Rochelle many years. She was a
cousin Of the late DR.. Edward Everett.
Hale, and her mother. Margaret K.
Bates, was an officer in Sorosis. Shu
is survived by her husband and two
children.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Mayfower May Race
Bluenose if Tt Wins

BOSTON, Oct 5.-The Mayflower
Associates, owners Of the Boston
schooner Mayflower, twice debarred as
contender for the information fish
ermen's cup, will meet tomorrow to
decide what action will be taken on
the proposal of Captain Angus Wal
ters, skipper of the Lunenburg
schooner Bluenose, which won the
trophy last year, for match race
off Gloucester, providing the Bluenose
wins the event this year
Captain Larkin, of the Mavflower.
was reported to have expressed eager
ness to race his vessei against the
Bluenose If suitable purse could be
raised, but final action will not be
taken before the meeting tomorrow.
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Two de-
stroyers and the submarine tender
Bushnell are under orders to attend the
gloucester tishermeu's races, the Navy
Department announced to-day. Thev
are detailed to serve in connection with
the races October 81 to %, or as long
as the races last
The department does not expect to
send any batteship to Gloucester, al-
though it is understood that the United
States steamship Maryland, which re-
turned recently from Brazil, was asked
for.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

D..
inson Duff, at Greenwich, Conn. Mrs,
Glaezner was Miss Edith Adams before
her marriage to Mr.. Jules Glaezner
Only members of the immediate fam
lies of the couple will attend.
The Yeomanses Open Town House
Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Yeo-
mans have closed their country house
q! Plymouth, Mass, and have opened
their town house, at 2 East Eighty
sixth Street. Miss Georgette Yeomans
will be one Of this seasons debutantes
and will make her debut at luncheon
on Friday, December /.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Auchinc)oss
are receiving congratulations en- tho
birth Of son. Mrs. Auchincloss be-.
fore her marriage was Miss Ruth
Cutting, daughter of Mr.. Robert Ful.
ton Cutting and the late Mrs. CUTTING
The Duke and Duchess Torlonia have
returned from Greenwich, where thev
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Arthur Moore, and are at the
Ritz Carlton.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
gave luncheon yesterday at the Ritz
ior her daughter, Miss Blanche sire
leigh. Mrs. James Vail Converse also
gave a luncheon there for her sister
Mss Gloria Morgan.
Lord and Lady Mountbatten gave a
tinnsr last night at the Ritz,
An Joseph de Tours Lentilion and
Ars William A. M. Burden we're
sneng those who gave luncheons yes
'slday at Delmonico's.
Former Ambassador to France and
MS. Hugh c. Wallace, who have been
az .ae Ritz for the last two weeks. de-
parted yesterday for White Sulphur
springs. They expect to open their
weeks. WV
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold Thompso on
gave dinner last night at the Ritz.
.. mrs. c. Whitney Carpenter jr. is at
lae Plaza from Newport.
MRS. Quincy Adams Shaw I'd is at the
,erly, Mass.
Mfs' James Lowell Putnam gave a
M,ghcheon at Sherry's yesterday for
mrs, mrs Joseph Larocque and Mrs. E. M.
among those who gave dinners last
night at Sherry's were Suffragan
Bishop and Mrs Herbert Shinman. Mr.
anu M Mrs; Herbert Coppell and MIR. An
son W. Burchard. "''' 40 >'
Mrs s. Osgood Pell gave q luncheon
{esterday at Sherry's for Mrs. Stenhen
Society Notes
Sir Thomas Upton was a dinner
"0s' last night at the Ambassador.
q, Mrs Raymond T. Baker has arrived
9,a :. .he city from Lenox, Mass. and is
~ ehe ambassador, where she enter
A'Heu at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs; Carlos de Heredia has arrived
1S'a Aehox and is at the Belmont.
ts.S uooonue Livingston jr. enter
.Saea SSaea at luncheon yesterday at
psres. Her guests included Miss
..se'iia Alden Allen, one of this sea-
Aas debutantes.
ar ]: Torrey Morse gave a dinner
-. ~ night at Pierre's. His guests in
ssssued Mrs. Frederick M. Davies, Mrs.
ssVsard Van Ingen and Mr.. Lawrence
Van Ingen.
M and Mrs. George Parmly Day
,E.ae sse arrived in the city from New
Aasen and are at the Hotel Lorraine.
su af. William H. Vanderbilt has re-
;sstned to the city from Newport and
as the Ambassador.
af, and Mrs. Samuel H. Gillespie, of
d.ss,ssi!l,sseown, N. j., are at the Van
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriarn Notices

may be telephoncd to The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in-
sertion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beeknaan 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Miss Ford and
Mr.. t. f. Allen
Are Married
IGsre1aony Performed at the
Church of the Transfig-
nration; Will Go to Eu-
sope ON Wedding Trip
Itiss Glider Is Engaged
M;.s lean Rice Will Become
bride of MIR. Weekes; Mr..
and Mrs. Yeomans Return

,ss.. sunshine Helen Ford, daughter
sur end Mrs. Frank Richards Ford,
- west Tenth Street and Roseland,
s' was married yesterday to Mr..
ss:..nshy Field Allen jr.. son of Mr.. and
n.. Timothy Field Allen. of Lawrence
n'ss mls pyonxville, at the Church of the
rrssss,ssrnratson. rss The rector, the Rev.
1.srse Clarke Houghton, performed
ne ceremony.
'aS Tes W. hride, who is a graduate of the
prsar,ev School and member of the
Innior League, was unattended. Mr..
s,ian J,..s mad his brother, Mr.. John Wood
a sarS Alien as his best man. A recep-
.o,o .;an wss held following the ceremony
sos =. sss Hotel Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 .psn ~. viii 60 to Europe on their
wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Glider have
.nnonnced the engagement of their
s;ster. Miss Francesca de Kay Glider,
dsuyhter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
p;sSard Watson Glider, to DR.. Walter
Walker Palmer, of Columbia University.
wr. William Waldo Rice, of Hudson
on.Yudson. has announced the engage
ment Of his daughter, Miss Jean Holmes
Rice, to MFR. George Weekes, of Bos-
ton. Miss Rice at present is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frederick Moseley, at
Boston.