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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Admiral DcnI,islon Dead
Retired Naval Officer Expires
Following Death Of Son

Rear Admiral Henry NJ. Denniston.
rctIred, died yesterday at Dobbe Ferry,
n. " at the late home of his SON
nf. Robert L. Drnnistor. who died
about a month ago
WaShingtonvilc \. Y. on June II
1850. lie was educated at home and
at Yale University, leaving at the be-
ginning Of his senior year. Later he
took tine degrees of A. B. and A. NJ.
In January, 1869, he married Emma !
Dusenoury, of Jersey City.
tie entered the pay corps of the
L nitcd states Navy and was promoted
to paym"stcr, pay Inspector, and finally
raN director IN July, 1884. He re-
tired IN June, 1909. with the rank Of
rear admiral. lie was member Of the
Loyal Legion.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
E'and Shows Paintings

John Shcnton Eland, the English por-
trait painter mcdali>t and prize win
ner OF the Royal Academy gave a pr
Nate exhibition Of some thirty can
vases Yesterday IN his studio at 200
West FjftY-scvcuth Street.
lho cEhiblt attracted much attention
among the members Of the "Alario-
lame company, virtually the entire
cast visiting the studio 10 see Mr..
Glands newly finished portrait Of Miss
trace CuIbert, member Of the com
paNy.
While attending matinee perform
ance Of "Marjolauc" several months
ago Mr.. L!and said he was so impressed
10y the Young dancers vivacity that he
requested Miss Culbert's consent to
SIT For him. She IS the daughter Of
Nr' ltooeri Z. CuiberN a we'll known
surgeon Of Boston.
The. exhibit included some Of ,ir
EIard drawings on vcllum.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MIR. Armour Ferguson
Secretly Wcds Divorcee
sp,cio, Dispatch to The 7ribune

GREENWICH. Conn, May "a Mr.
Armour Ferguson, whose former wife
was married to Mr. William G.. McAdoo
in New York yesterday, married Mrs.
Charlotte Ruth Wood, of New York. a
divorcec, here Saturday, it was learned
to-day. The couple asked that the
ceremony be kept secret, and their re
quest was granted by the justice OF
the peace who performed it,
The bride is a daughter Of the late
Mr.. John }. NJ. Kelly. a Chicago attor-
ney. and formerly was the wife Of Mr.
William Caldwell Wood Mr.. Ferguson
is the son Of the late Or. Farouhar
Ferguson Of New York. He is thirty
years old and his bride is twenty
eight
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Bombs Fall in Camp Drive

Five airplanes from Mitchell Field
dropped paper and fireworks bombs
in the city about noon yesterday to
advertise the Citizens Military Train
ing Camps, applications for admission
to which will not be accepted after
this month.
There were 10000 paper bombs and
5000 fireworks bombs They were
aimed at the City Hall. at the Sub
Treasury, the Battery, Times Square
and the radio show. Some of the
bombs had theater tickets attached to
them
Soldiers at Governors Island sig
nailed the alrplanes as to the course
they were to take.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
HI RNTfIAI,
IRII.AND-

IREI.AND-On MaY p 1o22 Thomas Y
Ireland. Funeral from MS late resi-
dencn, ~ North s'h g BroohIvn. on
Wedn asday. Nsy a n 9:3O a m
solemn requiem mass VIA bee @lebrated
at the Church OF -. Vincent d. Paul At
10 A m. Omit flowers ,lssses appre-
a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Valley, /. l., for the summer. They
will have as their guests Mr., and Mrs.
Cyrus W. Miller. who were married at
Brentwood last June. Mrs. Miller was
Miss Jane Moinson, Of Paris.
Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran. Mr. Clifford
A. Cochran jr. and Miss Jean Cochran
sailed for Europe yesterday.
Nh and Mrs Lloyd r Sanderson jr
will sail for Europe or Saturday on the
Adriatic. They we're married on April
% in Christ Church, Cambridge, and
since then have been at Jekyl Island,
Georgia. They left there yesterday for
the North.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
" II LIAM II AK IN

ATLANTIC CITY. May 23- William
II Aiken, eighty years old. pioneer res
ldent Of Atlantic city and active in
the earlier history Of tho resort as &
Democratic leader, died to-day
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MARRIAGES

NON.Ii-LINCOIN-O Monday Nav %
lA-9, AT The First Presbyterian Church
BY the Rev George Alexander n y
assisted by the Rev h.pdicott Peabody
- - Phllena Hope, daughter of Mr.
"nld Mrs. Frederic Walker Lincoln. of
5S Vest SD st, To Reginald Gorton
toonbc. son Of T. Gorton Coombe. Esq,
of los East SD st
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Protest spu,v Free Ss,y,r

BERLlN, May 90 BY The Associated
Press -. GermanT's sugar industry to-
dry MED protest against the action
OF the Food Ministry in permitting the
Importation Of foreign raw and refined
sugar free Of duty for an indefinite
period, due to the increasing scarcity
Of the product for domestic con
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Going On Today
! y

AnsrGan }'t,r',.' Museum of Natural History, ad-
METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art. admission
aquarium. admission free
New York Historical Society admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum. admission
;Zlooo!osicsl Park. admission free
twenty hfth anniversary Of the foundirr Of
Norris High school. lG6th Street and
l{oston Road. the I}ronN. celebration at
the school. O'Clock
lunCh"on Of the NiWanis club Hotel Nc
Amin, 1870 o'clock Address bv Com
missioner Enright on "Guartling a Great
Meeting Of the New York state Fedora
ton Of Nom"ns clubs Hotel Comlno-
dorr. . o'clnc,
Meeting Of the Republican Ncighbo~hood
AsFoc'a'lon nj hou" o! Mrs Waltcr
IamroSch lac East siNty-nrst street. 3
Lecture by NJ D. Leo on sugar" a, Chill
drens Museum. Bedford Parks Brook
iyn, O'Clock.
Msef'ns Of the Hoard Of Education. Han
of tEe Board. Park Avenue and Fifty
ninth street O'Clock
Dinner Of tho Overseas club. Hotel Com.
modorc O'Clock
Dinner Of the National jewelers. Board Of
Trade, Hotel Astor $40 o'clocil
Concert and dance to celebrate the seventh
arnI torsary of ltalys entrance in The
World War. by the Italian Legion. Penn
sylVauia Hotel. : 30 o'clock
Lecture 10y WiN Durant on THE PsychoI-
ogy of Art. Labor Temple. Fourteenth
Street and Second Avenue, $50 o'clocI<.
Lecture BY the RaV e. i Solomon on
"Jnto!erance," at West side Y NJ H.
auditorium. 225 We.t Thirty fifth street
$50 o'cloch
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
DR.. CHARLES B. FORSYTHE

WhTHRTOWN, y. y, May 23.-Dr.
Charles B. Forsythc, forty-six years
old, Of Alexandria Bay, died at Ogdens-
burg last night after an operation. He
was we'll known to summer residents Of
the Thousand Islands.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
- J III, IITTMAN

ATLANTIC CITY, May 23.-Myer
L1ttman, pioneer shore hotel man, died
day at his home, following para
lEtc stIokc uttered eight days ago.
lie was eighty years old. For twenty
years BE- vas proprietor Of the Key
stone Hotel
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
President Receives Ne,U
Lati1-4nleyican ENJOYS

From The 7rtbure's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 23.-President
Harding received the new Minister of
Guatemala. Senior Don Francisco San
chez Latour, and the Minister of Co.
lombla, Senior DR.. Enrique Olaya, this
afternoon at the White House, when
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

dinner last night at Pierre's for Mr..
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Mr..
Frederic A. Juilliard.
Field Marshal Earl French was the
guest OF honor at a dinner given last
night at Shcrry's by Mr.. George Cor
don Moore.
Mrs. William II. Browne has arrived
in the city from Princeton and is at
the Hotel Lorraine.
Major and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker
have come from Tuxedo and are at the
Ritz Carlton. Mrs. Paul Tuckerman also
is staying at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan La Montague
are at the Ritz Carlton for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Eliot. Of Boston,
are staying a t the Hotel Plaza for a
few days.
Mrs. John W Minturn has arrived
from Syosset L. l.. and Mrs. Frank f.
Clifford from jamestown, \. Y, and are
at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs James Edwards Wvckoff
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight S. Richardson
are at Briarclitf Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Issued McNare Injunction

Justice Cullen never would consent
o run for a political Office, though he
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Tenor t+iilgs in VIII Street

One $500 check and many smaller
checks and bills Of large and small de
nomination flQttered into tambourines
Of Salvation Army lassies at Wall and
Broad streets yesterday. after Gaetano
Iommaslni. the tenor, finished several
operatic aras on the steps Of the Sub
Treasury.
MIR. Tommasini. who formerly was
with the San Carlo Opera Company
was accompanied on piano by Cen
naro-CurcI, a brother of Galli-Cruci
The drive to date has netted S25l 900
The amount aimed at is $5O000O. The
campaign VIII close May 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
BIRTHS
i flIIi I'll II

ri'FIIFER Nj and Mrs George j
'fe'fer Of 2s Highland sv, Glen Ridge.
\ announce the nappv arrival of a
G4ugilter May is. 1872
HiIH iitD"-On May -. 1922. in Eliza
beth. r. J.. to Mr and Mrs. Edward
I.tcAHrls. daught ENzabeth Speer
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
ROBERT T. SUTHERLAND

TORONTO, May %. Robert Frank
lin Sutherland. Justice in the Supreme
Court Of Ontario, died at the General
Hosp al to-day after an illness of sew
cral weeks. He was sixty-three years
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Charles Alexander Richmond, presi-
dert Of Union College, and Mrs Rich
moad aaounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Frances Cooper Rich
mond to Major Claude Nackinnon
Hawes, D. S O.. Of The British Indian
Army Major Hawes is son of the
ate General ". H. Hawos, of the
Indian service During the war he
served on the General staff of the
Egyptian and esopotamian cxpedi.
tionarY forces The marriage viii take
place abroad.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
william G. DE HART

Commander William Chetwood De
Hart died at bs home in Elizabeth n.
J., ye tordaY, at tho age Of eighty-one.
He had been III for some time Com
mander De Hart's grandfather, Cyrus
De Hart, was m officer in the Cont
nontaI Army during the Revolution
Ills father, William De Hart. was a
captain With General Scott in the
McXlcau War
At the age OF eighteen Mr.. De Hart
ran away from Williams College 20 sea
and sai.ed on board clipper ship
cailed the Sweepstakes. During the
llVll War he entered the revenue serv-
zee. which later became the United
States Coast Guard service, retiring
from il about fifteen years ago. He IS
Survived b. two daughters and son.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

NJ and Mrs. James Il. Schnelzel of
IS West F.fty-sixth Street, at din
ner AS. night announced the engage
nen. of their daughter, Miss Ethel
Scame.zel TO Nr. James Fearon Brown.
Of this city. Mss SchmclzcI made her
oe6ut two years ago. She is a gradu-
ate Of Ms Spence's School and Is a
member ot the Junior League. Mr.
Brown IS the son of Mrs. Hugh W
Brown and the late Mr.. Brown, Of
lF5ana, III. He is 4 member of the
law trm Of Kellogg, Emery, Inness-
broWn & Cuthell. lie served as G
major Of infantry during the war. No
'ate has been set for the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Miss Aldrich's
Wedding; Date
To Be June 5 5
Boston Girl Will Be Bride
of MIR. e. T.. Winchester
at Ceremony in Trinity
Church in I hat City
Miss Richmond to Marry
Engagement of Daughter of
Union College President to
British Major Announced

Miss Lillian Aldrich. daughter of
Mrs. Charles Frost Aldrich, Of AL
ps.coa Street. Boston. Will Re mar
80 TO Ny George Gordon Winches-
..r son Of Mrs. Tarleton Winchester.
- this city, on June 8. IN Trinity
church. Boston. The wedd ~ was to
have taken place ct the Aldrich sum
-er place IN Dublin. y. H, but the
~lsns have been changed, The ceremony
Nil be performed at 1890 o'clock by
,be Rev. Alexander Mann. Mrs.
Pohert Porter Patterson. Of New
Work. sister Of the bridegroom, will be
.he ratron Of honor and the other at
-eudarts Wl.l be Miss Elizabeth Lee
hodge and Mss Sally Sage. Of New
YORK: Mss Pauline Cabot, Miss May
Brerer Miss Eieonora Winslow and
Miss Linda Wellington. Of Boston:
Miss Caroline Parker, Of Albany, and
Mss Narv P. Ems icn, Of Hartford
Miss Annie Burr Jennings, Of New
York. was 70 have been one Of the at
.endants. but she cannot set back from
Europe in time for the wedding
Mr.. Vinton Chapin viii be MIR. Win
ehester's best nan and the ushers will
he M Joseph LarocQue jr., Mr. Lang
dor W Post, Mr. J. Freeman Lincoln
snd Nj Norman Proctor Smith. all OF
New Yc-h; Mr.. Duncan Forbes Thayer.
q Lancaster; Nh Louis de YonCe, Of
Fitchbur Mr.. Ridley Watts r.. Of
New Jersey, and Nr. Robert Porter
Patterson.
The ceremony W. he followed by
reception at AT Beacon Street
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Engagements Announced

Ms. Walter Bowden Cheney. Of
South Manchester, Conn. announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Bowden Cheney. to Ny. John
Frederick Van Ness jr. Miss Cheney
IS descendant on her mothers side
q the Rev. Dr.. Gardiuer Spring, who
for more than sixty Years was pastor
- the Brick Presbyterian Church of
this city and is & great-niece Of the
Misses Ireland, Of 331 East Seven
teer.h Street. NJ. Van Ness is the son
q III. and MS John Frederick Van
Ness, Of Minneapolis. He Joined the
ambulance service in France before
ire United States entered the war and
later served with the 9Th Field Ar
ti.lery.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
llewel'yn A. Wray Dies
tN-ira,sfcr Tax Appraiser Sue
cu.nbs at BROOKLYN Home

Llcw' llyn A. Wray, VINO was trans
Tor tax appraiser until the establish
ment Of Tho State Tax Commission.
died HcstcrdaT at MS home, ll41 Dean
Street. Brooklyn. He had been i'll
about month. Funeral services viii
be held Tomorrow.
For many years he was active in Re
puoNcan Affairs, associated with Tax
tommissioner Lewis NJ Swasey, Re
publican eycr0'iv member of the 18th
Assembly Districr
ne was member of the law firm
Of Wray & Plsbury, with Offices at 2l5
Montague Street. Brooklyn, 4 trustee
OF the Brepoort Savings Bank, Of
which his firm was counsel director
If tbe Kings County Trust Company.
and trustee Of Adolphi College.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

8irsh, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and III Mcmoriam Notices
nav be te]cphoned TO The Tribune
any time UP TO midnight for in
sertion IN The next days paper.
IclcpFone Bcchmon 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

vas several times suggested for the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Il, ll.EE

II: tier suddenly Mary (nee Coay) wife
OF he late ra,ric< Butler and loving
motorr Of Annie. William ana Kitty
BartcT Butler. Funeral Wednesday
$50 a nl., from hcr late residence. IA
Edg"co'obe aV-; thence t. Church OF 81
Nhar.'s Horrolnso, whore solemn high
mass viii be- offered for thr repos. OF her
soul lnterment in family plot. cal
NarN CenlferN. -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Society Notes

Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens gave a
dinner last night at Pierre's for Mr..
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Mr..
Frederic A. Juilliard.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Miss Emmet a Bride To- -dav

The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Temple kmmet, daughter OF Mrs
William Temple Emmet, TO Mr.
Cass Canfeld. son OF Mrs. 7.
GRAY Griswold, viii take place
tbs afternoon IN the chapel OF st.
Bar.holomew's Church. Only relatives
and few intimate friends Will be
lre ent at the ceremony. a small re
ception viii follow at 3 East Ninety
fourth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

NONNOLLl suddenly, on Nay 90 1922
Niliialn j beloved son of Joseph \ and
Ite'en Connolly (nee ,>abbsp FuneraI
from his late residence. ga East 7th g,
BrookiEn, an May 70 thence TO ST. Rose
of Lima ; Roman Catholic Church. whera
a solemn requiem mass viii be celebrs =
at 20 q. IN lnterment Calvary Auto
mo Mo cortecn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

May %. Martin J.. be
loved SON Of Thomas and Mary Brennan
iilee '"Sstdv)- Funeral from his late
residence POS East 53d St on Wrtlnps-
daF 10 d. III. Interment Calvary Gene
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

HRENNEN--On Monday. Nav % lana
i{r"nner widow of the late George G.
lffenn"r at her residence 80 Rogers av
5Foohiyn Funeral services on TUESDAY
p. m. VIII be conducted by the Rev
Pastor Stutz Funeral on Wednesday :.
y ~ nlerment Lulheran Celuatert-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

BROWN ON May % katherine. beloved
Wiie of I@aac q. Brown, and daugntc~ OF
't 'a'e fatficN McNamara and Mary
logan. Funeral from her latc residence
@iS Easi +2d st. on Wednesday. as
Il M thence to the Church of St Agnes
the r0pose Of her soul 80
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
FIELDER George Campbell Frunera,
church notice later

GORE on Ma % lecc. Annie (neo Stat
tery) beloved wife OF John Core. natlv.
or Gurtacl loona. County Limerick Ire
md Funeral from her late residence
l61 East 18th ST on Wednesday, 40
m thence 10 Church % 81 lean Rap
tis'e. 10Th ST. and Lexington av. Please
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
DEATHS

John J Cunning bar. on May 2t. 1929.
Buflrd from Our Lady of ;lercy Cnurch.
tr'dsF May 90 At 10 m Member
81 Manhattan Camp No J. United Span
1sh war Veterans Iuterment Calvary
Cen"iory Funeral private
Or III RADIO Adcl9ns Martinez Camp
bell Funeral church. Wednesday. 3 p. m.
DEN NISTON At Dobbs Ferry. y Y. May
- 1922. ilenry Martyr Denniston. Rear
Adinirai United states Navy. Pay Corps
retired. in his sI1 year Funafsi SER
res a. his iate residouce. Thursday May
"a 1922 ~ 20 a M, daylight SAVING
tim" Interment Washing fonvi'le Orange
County
III cAN-on Mav % lanes DuEan aged
81 years Services stephen Merritt
hapel 222 9Th Az, near 2lat At, on
DfEK-on May % i922. Wtiiam II.
Dyer husband ~ E,i1a both Dyer. at
ms r'stdsac", 32S East 5tth q Fiat
bush av. brooklyn Funeral on Thurs
da, May %. from his iato rostdenco. st
30 p m. interment Holy cross Gene
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Mss Margaret Tomlnson daughter
q Mr7. Avia Allen Tominson, Of l
lexington Avenue. VIII become the
bride ot Mr.. Martin Butler Gentry. Of
Santiago, Chile, TO-DAY at the home Of
her cousins. Mn and Mrs. Frank H.
Daro. jr, l15 Remsen Street. Brook.
Iyn. The ceremony will be performed
at 1850 a m. and only members of the
two families win be present.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
GRtFFITH samuel cam pbeIl Funeral
Church. b way. s5th st. Wednesday, 2 D m

Westport Conn. May 81.
1922, Chauncey r. Hanford aged 70
years. 10 months and u days formerly
win Lord Taylor. Funeral services
will be held sf his lat" rosid"ncs. West
port. Conn. on Wednesday, May q At
20 p m. (daylizht saving tlr1e). In
fermsnt in Willow Broo. Cemetery,
Wpa
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
OPPENUEIAitR

PHILLlPs-May % 1922 a, Poughkee,.
sic y Y, Harmony Malvina. wife Of the
Rev James II. Phillips Interrnent az
kensico Cemtery, May "a. a 80 D m,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

CONKAD--On MAY y. 1922. Christina r
aged % years, survived by mother and
hrot her, former residents Of III E,st
18th s.. Funeral from Universal E'uner,l
Parior, 5o7 Lexington av. Services a,
Church Of 81. Mary Magdaiene. East
l1th ST, on Wednesday. 20 a m Inter
uent Lutheran Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

CINNtNGHAM-Frank A. dearly beloved
husband of Rose A. (nee shannon son
of Martin H.. brother of Martin j. and
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Mrs. Charles ", Fisk gave lunch
con Yesterday a. Pierre's. Her guests
Included Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt I'd,
Mrs. Sydney ]. Colford ir. and Mrs.
Co-delIa B.ddlc Duke.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

COON -Ou M0Y 2. l92o, Leo j, behaved
Husband Of Irene Cook (nee Bray} Fu-
nera! from hia late residence. 1918 Third
aV., on Wednesday At 3 50 a. m. Re
Quiom mass AT the church of Our Iadv
Of Good Counsel. interment Calvary
a'nr11at.r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

kOoF-On Msy %. Harriet e daughter
9t the late Milton ana Sarah \ Roof.
cousin. Charles II. Buli5elav. 3i5 Ade1nbi
St. BroolIyn. y. y. ErllaH u w
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

GRADr-On May 20 Patrick aged 81
y"ars Funeral chapel stephen Mer-
ritt iurial and Cremation Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Mrs. William II. Browne has arrived
in the city from Princeton and is at
the Hotel Lorraine.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

cOSHLANN-At Chester. Pa. on Nav -
1872. Anna tnee Super(, beloved wife OF
Abraln CoshIand and sister OF Rosa
Cohen. Sarah Rosenbau,n. Ray Berger
Jennie Harris and Tnnie Israel Funeral
from the parIors ot John w Flouc,
broadway, Long Branch. y. j.. Wednes-
DAY 2 =. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

-'.S' N4le. q 4tS - iSh gave Il .AtlNii
con Yesterday a. Pierre's. Her guests
Included Mrs " X. Vanderbilt I'd,
Mrs. Sydney ]. Colford jr. and Mrs
CoTdelia B.ddlc Duke.
Mrs Ernest Iselin also entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Pierre's. In
hfr party were Mrs Brady Hartman.
MIS- Charles r. Scott and Mrs H.
Forces NcCreerv.
Mrs. George B. Post gave a luncheon
yesterday al Sherry's for her daughter
Mrs. f. Thornton Wilson.
Mrs. Edward A Wickes entertained
a. q, !~ncneon al Sherry's for Mrs.
Char:es (. Mitchell and Mrs. William
{ Wallace for Mrs. Peter Larsen.
Ai,ss isabel Rockefeller had few
SSouhg trends al luncheon yesterday at
anerry's.
Mrs Henry Anderson Conan gave
aHo'hsr Of her series Of luncheons
ses'eFqay at her home, CSC Fifth Ave
- c--e, bf!aEe and tea followed. Her
81 ~ IN t.n7c.Nced Mrs. William B. Sloane,
'''-..an I. Douglas. Mrs. Charles
-. -, nope Mrs. Arthur II. Flint and
Ms. Charles s. Whitman entertained
r.. e. ilhcAeon yesterday at the Ritz
.aI.yoi. others Who gave luncheons
80 90 were Mile. Madeleine Liebert,
C-sa{er o. u. CASTOR Liebert. French
yssgi u General, and Mrs David T. L.
For.'s.., ~fs. Charles g. King. of 1874 East
.o,Ne'A Street, Will give a luncheon
4oFFow at her home for fifty guests.
:, Society Leaving City
.or m's j. Turner Atterburv will leave
~ pJ"n to-day for DARK Harbor, Me.
e she will pass the SUMNER
MI and Mrs Francis Burial Hor-
pa~ pa.. VII! sail for Europe TO-DAY on the
% =. They will return in July and
: % % ooQt champion. L. l. Mr.. and Mrs.
risd d.iteII Hoffman jr, who were mar
ss-s lew weeks ago, are now in AL
sos ~. IA and Mrs. Arnold Thitridge sail
psr,s 'u&to9e & to-day They will so to
p.s v ana occupy the house of Mrs.
Cb'.ii'og parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
bsfn'-.eeh . Alexander. for a few weeks
'-0'e gong to London.
.,;;. Mr. ard Mrs. Anson ". Burcbard s,s
d. from Europe for New York 70.
~ :. On On tner arrival here thew will
." 70 6lrchwood. their place at focnst
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-17
DISPOSITION or ALL
: SHIPS TO Be jUNkED
TO-BE STANDARDIZED

\ WASHINGTON. Dan 117-Methods
Qf isp5aiD z OF the ships to he elimin-
afed VI; the terms or the naval treoty
ore u be 70 standardized that all na-
lions will fare alike 1t WIS stated to
day In naval circles
Six methods are proposed but the
ships to which each method Is applied.
and as far as possible. every step in
connection with the disposition OF the
ships. is TO be prescribed in detail, it
Is understood
This co-cidnat.cn Of plans is nov
being considered by experts working
on the naval treaty. Such an under
standing regarding details Of the re-
duction OF nayies is regarded as nee
cssary 70 prevent some one power
from urwittipgiy gaining an aGvan
taee. or to preclude similar pDssibil.
tiles.
( There Is still strong division of op
inion e:i The question of conversion
OF the exsstr.- warsi,ips or those
b1'! Hing. into Toss; warlike craft. The
The spirit ii the treaty can actually
be lived up To- il Is pointed out. only
by actually rendering u warship com
pse'fely Unfit for rs original purpose
Ono Of the phases Of this question i.
waetlleY tie conversion of some o
our peltialiy luili battle cruisers in
| toS E.rL.zft carter wcuil come viii
in the tieaty IN naval circles. Their. i,
/ a desire to suse these warShips ~
fts s.. ds.sr.ass~, r. paSsilia,S~Msilr tn
t2ea IsS4f1sse<.z.fN 4<her1 ttI eetipiis.