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The New York herald., 1922-01-20
Copyright by Ira Hill.

Chester Griswold Burden, brother OF
the bride: Lawrence .McKeever Miller,
G. Macculloch Miller. John Hughes, Lee
Garnet Day, John Chaplin, cousin of
the bridegroom. Francis B. Biddle,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and
De Coursey Fales; also Brighten.
George Van Horne Mosely
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception for near relatives and close
friends at 100 East Seventieth street, the
home of the brides mother.
The bride is a member of the Junior
League and during the war was actively
engaged in Red Cross work here and
In Washington.
Mr.. Chapin was graduated from Har-
ward in 1911. and three years later from
the Law School of that University.
During the war he served as captain
in the General Staff Corps of the A. Il.
+. and represented the fourth section of
the general staff OF Gen. Pershng &
headquarters I'm France. Later he
served on the joint secretariat of the
council of Five Powers with the Ameri-
can Commission to negotiate peace.
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Duke of York and
Lady Mary Ashley
to Wed, Is Report
Engagement of Heir Presump-
tive to Lady Shaftesbury's
Daughter to Be Announced.

TORONTO, Jan. 1e.--The engagement
OF the Duke of York and Lady Mary
Ashley. daughter of Lady Shaftesbury.
lady in waiting to the Queen. will be
announced next month at the wedding
OF Princess Mary and Viscount Las
celles, according to a cable dlspa tch
from London received here by the Mail
aud Empire.
The dispatch, which gives as the
source of its information persons in
high standing at the court" continues
Lady Mary is great favorite of the
Queen. She is beautiful brunette and
is 20 years old.
''rhe approaching betrothal of the
Duke OF York is especially significant
because II shows an heir presumptive
TO the throne may marry a girl OF the
British nobility"
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GIVE BLACK AND WHITE BALL
Architects Have Novel Entertain
ment I'm Fine Arts BUILDING.

The medium that Is used to-day for
Grating Is black and white. The archi-
tects of New York got together at the
Fine Arts Building last night and held
u blalck and white ball. The reguIa-
tons did not prevent eccentric and OBJ
stinatc pcrsons from coming In yellow
taxicabs. but outside OF this everything
was in black and white.
The ball was held under the auspices
OF the Architectural League, and as this
was the last party of its kind held be
fore a great number of its members go
South for the winter there was quite a
large attendance. Howard Grccnley was
W. the chair. The guests also included
Leon V. Solon, Leo Lentelli. A. r. Brink
erhofr. James Novelli Carl Solon, Ar
thur Crisp. otto II. Tsanrman, stephan
De kosenko. n. J. Lubchez. Whitfield
Frurruere. J. C. Levi and ". Van Burcn
Magonlv'e.
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DINNER PARTY AT PLAZA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard v. Lindabury
who are spending the winter at the
Plaza Hotel gave a dinner there last
night in the white and gold room for
twenty-four guests, who were seated al
a long table decorated with orchids and
sweet peas. The guests included DR.
and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler. Mr.
and Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs
William ID. Guthrie. DR.. and Mrs. Sam
,ieI Lambert. MIR. and Mrs. John G.. MIL
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert ii. Gary
Mrs. Henry u. Estabrook. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Stlllwell and Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert II Harris.
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JOHN DU BOIS TELLER DIES.
Was Vice-President of New York
Bar Association.

AUBURN. Jan. 10. - John Dubois
Teller. vice-president of the New York
Bar Association ana one of the most
prominent lawyers of New York State.
died at his home this afternoon after a
brief illness. Mr.. Teller was born in
Washington county in 1s45. was gradu-
ated from Williams College in 1857 and
was admitted to the bar three years
later In 1884 he became the recorder
of Auburn and was Il candidate for the
Supreme Court bench in 1882. the State
Court of Appeals in 1895 and for State
Senator in 1898.
He was q member of the Williams
College Club Of New York. the Auburn
City Club and the Owasco Country Club.
He received the degree Of LID from
George Washington University two
years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20
PAGEANT AT CITY COLLEGE.

'"To-morrow's Citizen" a pageant,
will be presented tonight by the New
York City Sunday School Association
in the Great Hall of city College and
will be repeated to-morruw night. Seven
hundred children and young people will
appear. Tho proceeds will be devoted 10
religious education.
Among the patrons and patronesses
are Mrs. Herbert J.. Satterlee, William
w. Hall, Eben Erskinc Olcott. Judge
Thomas G. T. Grain. William Sloane
Coffin. Mrs. John sherman Hoyt Mrs.
John s. Kennedy. Mrs. Charles Fraser
MacLean, and Mrs Dave Hcnner
Morris.
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CAPT. WILLIAM J. STAPLES.

Capt. William ]. Staples, for twenty
six years commander of ships of the
Clyde Steamship Company, died Wednes-
day at his home, at 466 Borty-ninth
street, Brooklyn He was II years old
and was born in England. In 1887 he
became connected with the Clyde Line.
in which service he was master of the
Comanche, Mohawk and Apache. In
1911 the Apache. on voyage from
Jacksonville 10 New York, ran into a
terrific storm. Capt Staples managed
TO reach Charleston. where the passen-
gers presented TO him silver cup. He
retired In 1913. He leaves a sister Mrs.
Edna v. Reid. and a brother. George
Staples, who is in England.
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IN MEMORIAM.

DAVIDSON I'm memory OF our beloved
mother, Johanna Davidson. who died Jan
uary 20. 1918.
FLEtSCHHAUER.-Mar and zipporah In
sad and loving memory of our dearly be-
loved parents. Gone but not forgotten"
HICKs.--Tn sad memory ot my mother. MARY
". Hicks died January 20. 1ec. Ann,.
vorss ry mass. Church Of the Hoiy rnno-
cents. 5 o'clock.
when. mother dear. s~rd 20 thea above
In fearful plant my all abiding love.
! known you listen as humbiy pray
And guide me with your heavenly spirit
on my way.
Nellie sharp Never.
MILANDER.-Ahred. In constant memory
~ my beloved husband. died January 90
1920. CAROLINE T.. Mrf.ANpEp.
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MRS. SAMUEL s. sTRYKER.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Grace
Bartlett Stryker, wife of DR.. Samuel S.
Stryker. died in her home Wednesday.
She was member of the Mayhower
Society. Daughters of the American Rev
olution. Colonial Danes. New England
Women and Martha Washington So
ciety. Mrs. Stryker was a daughter of
the late Abner Bartlett of New York.
Funeral services will be held in the WAL
nut Street Presbyterian Church, West
Philadelphia, Saturday morning, and the
body will be taken to Trenton, N. j., for
burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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Jewury.

LOST-Tuesday, diamond ring. large center
stone. IN platinum setting ~ diamonds and
snpphires. between iis W. 18th and broad
way, I'D st., VIA Amsterdam av.. or 18th av
bus. 18th. between Madison aud ifh. very
liberal reward. GOLDSTONE, 80 w. issth.
Wadaworih sT7i.
DoST-oval diamond and platinum brooch
between Madison sV. and 54th and PARK av.
at ioth. Return 70 MARCUS & CO. f5th st
ard hth av.
BOSr-Leather pockethook. brown shell
facing. front 80 West 18Th. or ioi East
O1i1.
LOFT Liberal reward diamond ring. piati-
mum, basket setting. iarFe stone surrounded
h. small diamonds. Mrs. ~ J. KT4tPrER.
CO Eaat ith st., Brooklyn.
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81. 900 ron Boy SCOUTS.

The Boy Scouts OF yonkcrs. who arc
out TO raise $4,000 for home. ycster-
day received check from Alexander
Smith Cochran for $1,000. Mr.. Cochran
ia IN Europe and when he heard OF the
movement forwarded his couttihution.
lie was born In yonkcrs and Got a time
lived there when he was nj the head OF
mills which bear his name.
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At Washington Hotels.

Arrivals from New York at Washing
ton hotels include:
The willard-Mr and Mrs. c. w.
Townsley. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Spaerston,
X. W. Meyers. +. w. Baldwin. J. II.
Allen. A. p Phillips. v. s. Smith. G. ~.
Nelson, William ii. Todd. ID. X Pyle
and Miss Mulbry.
The Shoreham--R. w. barrett. ]. L.
Roberts. Il. Josia and c. +. Franzon.
The Ralcigh-M. Seamon. Harry J..
Green. Mr.. and Mrs Frank K. Cesare.
C. y. Jones. Richard Paul. A. =. Finn
and j. Marnof.
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MIAMI.

Special Dispatch to THE New York IiEKALD
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Alfred
Mitchell entertained at luncheon at her
home on the bay for Mrs. Charles Deer
ing and Mrs Andree Rickmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G.. Fisher took a
party on their yacht to Cocolomo Cay
Club. where they entertained in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Ken
dali.
Arrivals to-day at the Royal Palm in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Irvine Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs John Lenthner. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Erhart, the Rev. J. p.
Monahan, Mr.. Frank G.. Hatch and
Mr. p G. Marchant OF New York; Mr..
K. T. Horn. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roswell Parrish, Jr., Boston: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chase Lytton. Chicago. and
Mr.. and MRS Z. b. Shriver. Philadel-
phia.
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GOLF At BELLEAIRE.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoHK HERALD
BELLEAIRE HEIGHTS, Fla, Jan. 49,
So popular Is golf here that the No. .
course was opened for play yesterday
there being already too many players
for the No. I course.
The swimming pool Is alive with
bathers and spectators just before the
luncheon hour. the chief attraction just
now being the swimming of Charles NJ
Daniels. amateur champion of ten years
ago.
The Country Club opened for the sea-
son to-day. and many cottagers and
hotel residents gave luncheons and
dinners there.
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LAFAYETTE GUILD DANCE.

The Lafayette Guild OF Flower Hos
pital will give a dance in the new ball
room OF the Plaza Thursday evening,
February for the benefit OF tho Social
Service Department and maternity and
babies wards. Tho committee In charge
includes Mrs. Henry +. Tiedeman. Mrs.
Malcolm Heyward. Mrs. James A. Mof-
fctt. Mrs. William y. Boyd, Mrs !.
Widcrnsn Lee, Mrs. Benjamin Mano-
witch and Mrs William T. Dcwart.
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ORLANDO.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ORLANDO, Fla. Jan. 19.-The Kiwanis
Club played host to the Rotary Club
yesterday when 120 guests were present
AT luncheon. Among the speakers were
Messrs. w. C.. Essington, w. r. ONeal.
DR.. G. II. Edwards and S. Kendrick
Guernsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Follett Of New
York arrived here to-day and will spend
the season at Winter Park.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

GEORGE ROBINSON COMINGS, chief
assayer at the United States Assay office in
Manhattan died Tuesday Of heart failure at
his home, 81 Quincy street, Brooklyn, In his
sd year. Mr.. Comngs entered the en-
ploy OF the assay office when a boy of four
teen. lie served president of the Board
Of Trustees OF the Oh Bedford Avenue Bap-
tst Church in Brooklyn and later was
member of Emmanuel Baptist Church. lie
leaves his wife and daughter.
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FUNERAL OF REV. J. MANNING

Funeral services viii be held this af
ternoon for the Rev. John Manning. who
was retired minister of the Protestant
Episcopal Church o: the Brooklyn dio-
cese. lie died Tuesday of pneumonia
at ST. Johns Hospital in Brooklyn in
his e!ghty-sixth year. He lived at 76f
Broadway, Brooklyn. Interment will be
in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

BRYAN NEARY. F6. for over fifty years
foreman IN Calvary Cemetery In Long
Island City, died suddenly yesterday OF heart
disease at his home, iJi Hobson street,
Laurel Hill. Queens. lie was trustee of
the old Laurel Hlll Public School for years.
Funeral services viii be held tomorrow
morning from his home. with burial In Cal
vary Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

ROBERT ENDfcoTT. aged 60. died ~
kidney trouble yesterday IN his home. 100
East Thlrty-sixth street. Mr.. Endicott was
en- executive secretary OF the Delaware and
Lackawanna Railroad for thirty years. rctir-
ing fifteen years ago. lie was a member Of
the Union. Church and Riding clubs. Sons
% the Revolution and Society OF Colonial
Wars. 1Ic leaves his wife and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Dudley r. Robinson and Miss
Lillian Endicott.
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SWEDISH KING Ill.

STOCKHOLM Sweden. Jan. ~ (Associ-
ated Prcss) king Gustavo to-day was
reported 20 be suffering from slight
attack OF influenza. lie Is confined 60
his bed and has some fever
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Cats. Dogs &c.
E N G. A G. E D

MONHEIMER--CAMPE and Mrs. Ber-
nard J. Campo of Tse West End av., New
York city. announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Leontins Gene, 10
Mr.. Henry +. Monheimer. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Monhelmer of this city.
Reception Sunday, January 90. to
p NJ No cards
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LOST AND FOUND

LNST--Tucsday evening, near 9Th sv. and
3oth IT.. small green leather purse. Re-
Tel. Rector 7o4o
LOST ckhook. handbook, personal ict-
ters. in yellow taxi or Locw Roof Car
den. Tuesday night. reward. ~ found call
MARION y. VICTOR, a273 Columbus
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c. II. GAUTHIER.

OTTAWA, Jan. 19.---Archbishop Charles
Hugh Gauthier of the Metropolitan
Province of Ottawa. died to-day after a
lengthy Illness. He was 7s years old
and was consecrated in 1911.
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M A r r I A C E S

CIAPIN-BURDEN.--In Grace Church. on
January 10, by the Rev Charles l.. Slat-
terry, u. D., assisted by the Rev. William
G.. Thayer OF Southboro, Mass. Leila How
ard, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Warren Bur-
den to Lndley Hoffman Paul Chaplin.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20
TEMPERATURES AT RESORTS.

The following we're yesterdays aver
age temperatures and weather condi-
tions at winter resorts: Palm Beach
so, clear: st. Augustine 6s. clear; Miami
rs. clear; Ormond Beach 20. clear !;
Aiken, S. c., So. clear.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Lady Geddes, wife Of the British AM
bassador, has returned 20 the embassy
after a brief visit to New York. and
will be at home this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Mrs. Coolidge was entertained at
luncheon yesterday by Mrs. Brecken-
ridge Long. There were thirty in the
company.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Roland N. Hartman
have gone to South Carolina.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr.. has returned
to La Sale Hotel from Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20
WASHINGTON.

The President and Mrs. Harding, who
will be guests of honor at one Cabinet
dinner a week from now on until the list
is complete. will be entertained next by
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks.
Their dinner is set for next Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Miss Angelica Gerry viii start for the
South to-day to remain five weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Mr.. j. Louis Webb is In North Caro-
lima for a few weeks shooting.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

Mrs. Oliver w. Bird and Miss Marie
L. Bird have closed their country place
at Hampstead. l.. T., and are at the
Ambassador Hotel for few days before
going 10 their city home at 40 West
Forty-ffth street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-20

The Congressional Club will give a
reception on Monday evening. January
30, in honor of the vice-President and
Mrs. Coolidge, and will entertain again
on February 13 in compliment to the
Speaker of the House and Mrs. GiIlet.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02

Italy's biggest merchantmen, the n.
c.. I. liner Giulio Cesare, arrived yester-
day from Genoa ana Naples with 1000
passengers, every berth being occupied.
While the great ship was warping in
forty-one Italians aboard the launch
Lillian NJ. drew near her to shout to
friends and relatives from Italy. Mrs.
Joseph Sarcidio Of Jersey City leaned
far over the rail OF the launch to greet
her mother. a passenger by the liner.
and fell into the river. Her husband,
who jumped after her. sank instantly
and was drowned. and two others on the
launch, Casenio Vicavo and John Hy-
land, jumped into the water and kept
Mrs. Sarcidio afloat until a life buoy was
thrown to them and they were hauled
into the launch. The body OF Sarcidio
was recovered. The incident greatly ex-
cited the third class passengers of the
liner
Hamilton Holt. former editor OF the
Independent. who was one of the un-
The New York herald., 1922-10-02
WILLIAM M'ELFATRECk
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
Architect Was Far1ed as De-
signer of Theaters.

Funeral services for William II. Nc
Elfatrick, aged 6s, one Of the most prom
inent architects Of theaters in this city.
we're held yesterday morning in his late
home, 200 Sterling place, Brooklyn. He
died Thursday of heart disease after an
illness Of two weeks.
He was the son OF John DAILY McEl-
fatrick, architect
When the old Metropolitan Opera
House was burned in 1898 the McElfat-
ricks remodeled it. Mr.. McElfatrick was
the architect Of the Manhattan and
Lexington opera houses, the Philadelphia
Opera House, the Knickerbocker and
Columbia theaters and the Bushwick,
Prospect and Madison theaters in Brook
lyn. He had designed theaters also in
Montreal. Toronto and Quebec.
Mr.. McElfatrick was born at Fort
Wayne. Ind, and came TO this city in
1887. lie was a member OF the Mon
tauk Club and the Ellis. \ widow Mar
garet, survives him.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02
Sir Gilbert Parker
Is Guest of Niece
at Newport Villa
Mrs. John Aspegren Enter
tains for British Novelist
Several Yachting Parties.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD
NEWPORT. r. T.. Oct. Sir Gilbert
Parker. from England, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren at Aspen
Hall. He is an uncle of Mrs. Aspegren.
MIR. and Mrs Aspegren gave dinner for
him this evening. He will remain until
Wednesday.
October yachting in Newport is some
what unusual. but to-day there were
several craft with parties in the harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon. who
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice nave their fast power
yacht Firenze with them and entertained
friends on board this afternoon. Mr..
Dutee w. Flint's steam yacht Halcyon
- in port. as we'll as Commodore Arthur
Curtiss James's Aloha. Other arrivals
include the schooner yacht Virginia, Mr..
II G.. S. Noble, and the Juanita, Mr..
Joseph Fletcher. owner The Narada.
Mr.. Henry Walters, has sailed for New
York
Mrs. George L. Rives has left for New
York by automobile.
Eight courts were in use for tennis
at the Casino this morning. Among
those playing were Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
j. 8. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, Miss
White, Messrs. Beverley Bogert. !. Town
send Burden, Grafton Cushing. James
Lenox Banks. Jr, Lewis B. McCagg. Jr..
F. Eugene Dixon and Wadsworth b.
Lewis.
Miss Evelyn Byrd Burden, who is in
New York for few days, will return
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James w.
Gerard. who occupied the Burden place.
tairlawn. closed their stay to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02
BRETON WOODS ARRIVALS.
White Mountains Draw MANY
Visitors Over Sunday.

Specia! Dispatch TO TIE New YORK HERALD.
BRETON WOODS. ". H.. Oct 1.--At
the Mount Washington over Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dewitt Cuyler of Phila-
delphia, who came here by automobile
from Bar Harbor. They will return by
the Mohawk trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Landy left
for Garden City, L. l.. for the autumn
season at Garden City Hotel Mrs.
Charles w. Tracy and Miss Frances
Tracy return to New York tomorrow,
as will Miss Jane Randolph and party
Arriving here to-day were Mr.. w. F.
Field and party, Mr.. Charles f. Dow.
ming and party. Mr.. Arthur 3. Daniels
and Mr. w. X. Richardson OF Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Moorehouse Stevens will
leave here for New York tomorrow
Mr.. Foster Webb has left to- embark for
a trip to China.
Passing Sunday at the Mount Wash
ington were Z. A. and Mrs. J. J. Edmon-
son of New York, Mrs Archibald A. and
Miss Isabel D. Thatcher. Mile. M. S.
Kloosky OF Great River, l.. l.. and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Weeks Of Boston.
The Crawford House closed yesterday
and the Mount Washington closes on
Tuesday. Breton Arms will remain
open until October Is.
Miss Annie b. Shattuck of New York
has returned from Liverrnore to the
Mountainview House
The last day train OF the season be-
tween New York and Breton Woods viii
leave here tomorrow. after which winter
service will be established.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02
MR.. AND MRS. WHITE
HAVE LENOX GUESTS
Entertain at Elm Court in
Berkshires.

Special Dispatch to The NEW YORK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. Oct. 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry White have been entertaining
another party at Elm Court over Sun
day. The guests include Mrs. White $
sister. Mrs. Hamilton NICK. Twombly
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer,. Miss Ma
thilda Coster of Paris, Judge and Mrs.
Franklin Chase Hoyt. Mr.. Louis Mere
dith Rowland and Mr.. Francis Henry
Balfour Byrne of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster have as
their guest in Lenox her sister, Mrs.
Richard Gambrill, for whom they gave
dinner for sixteen guests last night.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan enter
tained dinner party at Ashintully in
! Tyrinsham tonight in honor of Nj. and
Mrs. Samuel Auchmuty Tucker of New
York. Her week end guests include
Commander Collander Calvert Carey.
u. S. N. Mr.. Zenas Marshall Crane of
Dalton and Mr.. Robert Hazen Schauff-
ler of New York
Mrs. Henry Fairfield James gave a
musicale in Stockbridge this afternoon
with Miss Florence Moxon of New
York at the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl A. de Gersdorff
have Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Crownin-
bidge. for whom they gave dinner
to- night
Mr.. Francis w. Crowninshield is
visiting his mother Mrs. Frederic
Crowninshield, at the Red Lion Inn.
Stockbridge.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman winthrop,
who were visiting his mother, Mrs.
Robert Winthrop, returned to New
York to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02

Special Cat.s to THE New YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1929, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Oct. I.
York and their daughters have arrived
III Paris by automobile from Venice and
have registered at the Hotel Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce Butler
of New York and Monte Carlo are stop
ping at the Hotel Palais in Biarritz and
intend to make an automobile tour
through Spain, before returning to Monte
Carlo for the winter. .r.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Frank OF
Brooklyn and their two daughters have
Teturned to Paris after a five weeks
tour of France. Switzerland. Germany
end Holland, including q motor trip
along the battlefleds.
DIR. and Mrs Lewis Rutherford Nor
r.s Of New York have left Paris for an
extended tour of Belgium and Holland.
They will spend six weeks in England
before returning to America.
Mr.. Joseph Pizzarello of Carnegie
Hall, New York, after month in Lon
don has gone to Vichy to take the cure.
Mrs. Robert Hinkley of Washington
md her daughter will sail for America
Monday after visit of several weeks
jr Paris
Mrs. w. Harry Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. II. Brainard and Miss Frances Brain
ard of Pittsburgh. after a trip through
Switzerland and Italy, have returned to
the Hotel Ritz prior to sailing on the
Aquitania October II.
Miss Evangeline Brewster johnson of
New York has left Paris for England
II pass few days prior to sailing on
,ae Olympic October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Fred Bishop
% New York, travelling by automobile
from Paris. have arrived at the San
rerder Hotel in Real.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Saunders Of Clin-
ton,s N. Y, accompanied by the Misses
Silvia and Olivia and Percy =. Saun-
ders, have arrived in Paris.
Mrs. A. r. Scully of New York, who
has been here for few days after
travelling in Germany. has left for Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mildray and Mrs.
Garclta Arkenbaugh of New York, who
arrived In Paris by airplane from Wies-
baden, following a four montSs' tour OF
Continental resorts, sailed for America
on the Majestic.
Mrs. g. Leontine and Miss Geraldine
and Mrs. T. S. Dickens of San Francisco
have returned here after a tour OF
France. Germany, Belgium, Holland.
England and Scotland and will leave
shortly for san Francisco via Australia
Mrs. Morris BALLET and the Misses
BALLET of, Philadelphia have left Paris
Tor Eoyat.