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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03
WI THREATENS
new CHINA WAR
Victor Over Chang Saws He'll EIim-
mate Sun Vat Sen if He OPP
poses Unification.

Peking, June 3.-CBy the Asso-
ciated Press s.)-General WI Pei
Flu. who recently wiped Chang Tso
Lin, Manchurian war lord, from
the slate of Peking politics, today
declared that if Sun Vat Sen, pres
ident of the republic of South Chi
ma, persisted in opposing plans for
the unification of China. he too.
must be eliminated by the sword
If necessary
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03
CROWN TROOPS
REACH BELFAST
Talk in London That Ulster VIII Be
Used as Base for Advance Into
South Ireland

London, June 3--tBy the Asso-
ciated Press )-The arrival o.
British military reinfOrcements in
Belfast over night was commented
on here today as indicating that
the government had made up lis
mind to deal firmly with the north
ern Irish situation, and there Is
already talk in London that Ulster
would be used as the base for al
advance into southern Ireland Ill
the event of the ultimate failure D.
the Anglo-Irish treaty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03

Chicago. June Shy the Asso-
ciated Press. .)-LieuLe-anr W. F.
Reed, of Pensacola, Fla, sole navy
entry in the national balloon race
which started in Milwaukee We'd
nesday, was the only pilot unac-
counted for at dawn today.
Swung below the big siIver-grey
bag which bore the marks of the
u S. Navy. Lieutenant Reed and
his aid, Kit MulIenax, were sup
posed to be drifting over the Great
Lakes region, although their loca-
ton was problematical. From the
start of their uncharted flight
Lieutenant Reed and his compan-
ion were virtually lost in the
skies.
/ Army. 1 Civilian.
Determination of what three pi-
lots will represent America in the
international balloon races which
start in Switzerland this summer
awaited only reports from the navy
airman. 1t has been practically
assured that the American entries
in the international race will in
clude one army pilot and one civ
iliaH-Major Oscar Westover OF
Washington, D. c., and H E. Hon
eywell. of st. Louis.
West0Ver Goes 500 Miles.
While enthusiasts awaited word
of Lieutenant Reed, Major West
over held high honors of the race
having covered distance of ap-
proximately 900 miles when he
landed near Lake St. John. in the
province of Quebec. Honeywell
| when he descended south of Joplin
Mo-, had floated $50 miles from
the starting point. Both of thest
| balloonists covered considerabl!
more distance than any of theil
competitors except the missing
Reed and are virtually certain o
entries in the international event.
Lost In Canada!
Lieutenant W. F. Reed either il
lost in the wilds of Canada or ha'
met with some serious accident, il
/ the opinion of government weathe
bureau officials and aviation Off
cials here. They explained that j
! is probable the naval balloon is OF
the ground somewhere.
Weather conditions in Quebe
were said to be stormy and decid
edly unfavorable to any person
floating in the air or travelling OF
/ foot without proper equipments.
| Reed carried no fire arms ex
cept a service revolver, and hi
equipment was mostly condense
food with little in the way of
| camping outfit. Just before L
took off Wednesday on Associates
Press correspondent asked hin
which way he expected to go an,
how long he expected to be up.
"Pll try to go high and get tn
winds from the southwest whicI
will take me into southeastern
Canada" he replied. "As for com
ing down-I'H come down onl
when there is no possible way L
stay up-when and where l don
care. Well take our chances o
getting back to civilization"
Determined to Win.
In packing his basket he sacri
feed all personal comfort for light
ness, explaining that he was de
, termined to win the race an,
meant to do SO or know the rea
son why"
The cool weather. which prevent
ed gas expansion and thus reduc
leakage would increase the time
but Reed had been aIoft nearly 6.
hours at noon today.
In balloon races the pilots fre
quently land in a wilderness ant
often have been lost almost tw;
weeks at times.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03
MINERS REJECT PROPOSAL.

New York. June Goal opera
tors submitted proposal to miners
representatives to ask President
Harding to appoint q tribunal tc
settle the anthracite coal strike, but
it was rejected by miners.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and probably Sun
day.. Slightly warmer tonight.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81;
lowest last night, so.
Wind velocity at Z a. m, 8 miles
per hour.
Precipitation last night, .01 inch
Iam. 7p-m. am.
yester. yester. today.
Dry bulb temp .63 "a SO
Wet bulb temp. .55 81 81
Rel. humidity go 63 S5
River stage at a. m, 6-1; a fall
of 8 in last "A hours.
Sunset today, 1882; sunrise to-
morrow, 4.29.
River Forecast.
The Mississippi river from below
DUBUQUE to Muscatine will fall
slowly during the next few days.
ANDREW HAMRICK.
Meteorologist.
Washington. June 3.-Weather
outlook for the week beginning
Monday includes:
Region OF the Great Lakes, upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys:
Generally fair: temperature
somewhat above normal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03
NAVY ENTRY IN
BALLOON RACE
NOT LOCATED
Major Westouer and
Honeywell Win
TlUo Places.

Erie. Pa. June IA balloon
carrying n bright light and fly
ing several hundred feet above
the waters of Lake Erie, passed
over the lake several mites of
shore late last night. according
to persons who observed Ii.
Coast guards today we're keep
ing a close watch along the
lake front in the hope that they
might locate Lieutenant W. +.
Reed. the United States navy
ball00nfSt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-03

Continued on Page Fffteen3
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Leaders of Girl Scouts
Train for Summer Work

The first annual meet of the officers
of the Manhattan Council of Girl Scouts
will take place at Northover Camp,
Bound Brook. N. j., next Saturday and
Sunday The camp, which belongs TO
Christodora House, has been loaned for
the purpose.
The councils officers. from the COM
missioner down to lieutenants, will meet
to put scout methods In actual practice
before the summer camping season. 1t
Is expected that more than 100 women
will be in attendance, in addition to one
or more troops OF Scouts, who will be
put through their PAGES to illustrate
Scout work and practices.
Among the women TO attend viii be
Mrs. Louis Guerineau Myers, commits
sioner of the council Mrs. Arthur Os-
good Choate, vice-president OF the Ma
tional Council; Mrs. Jane Deeter Rip
pin, national director. and Miss Marietta
Atwood, local director. Dr. Benjamin
Hyde of the American Museum OF Nat
ural History will direct a bird walk"
The Saturday afternoon program calls
for the illustration OF games and stories
by Mrs. Rippin, demonstration of the
Brownie program. exhibition stunts by q
troop of Scouts from New York and the
enacting OF play. The Shepherdess,"
which will be done in the open air.
The evening will de devoted to mon
ster camp fire, at which ten patrols will
give an exhibition OF singing and dane
ing. The bird walk" comes early next
morning, after which the scout officers
will show a dozen ways OF building camp
fires. After that they will give an ex-
hibition OF tracking and swimming
woodcraft. signaling and first aid.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
New York Visitors
At BriarcIif Lodge

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YonK HERALD
BRrARcLIrF MANOR, May 27.-The first
week after the formal opening of Briar-
cliff Lodge marked the arrival of many
New York folk including Mr.. Marcellus
Hartley Dodge. Mrs. Bayard Dominick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd c. Furlow. Mr.. Nor
ris b. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs Dwight S.
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwards
Wyckoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 7. Low
and Mrs Arthur G.. Thompson.
On Saturday evening last fifty Yale
alumni OF westchester county held their
annual dinner and dance at the Lodge.
On Tuesday Mrs. ii. l.. Cobb Of New
York entertained Mrs. T.. II. Robinson,
Mrs. Charles Eidiitz and Mrs. Il. A.
Morgan at luDcheon and bridge. Among
those entertaining at luncheon on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Campbell
of Newark. who had as their guests Sir
Michael and Lady Nalrn of Kirkcaldy.
Scotland.
The Student Council of Mrs. Dow's
Briarcliff School for Girls has held the
spring dinner and dance. Among the
girls attending under the chaperonage
of Mrs. Hartman. the principal. were
Misses Ruth Edwards. Laura May Will
son, Anna Flynn, Eleanor Cary. Wilma
Thun. Frances Huger. Margaret Kelly.
Jean Scott Beatrice Rhoades. Ella Hoist
and Elizabeth Briniey.
Plans are under way for the first golf
tourney 70. be held by the new Briarcliff
Country Club the middle OF June. Among
those noted on the Lodge links during
the week end was Mr.. James Speyer.
Among the arrivals at the Lodge
from New York this week were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Winger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Poel, Miss Hilda Poel. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Johnson, Mrs. NJ. l.. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. White, Mrs. James Mitchell.
Mrs. Charles Biele. Miss Elizabeth Biele,
Mrs. John p. Pearson and Miss Lillian
L. Pearson.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Dance Will Be Held
During WestcheSter Show

In competition with the westchester
Horse Show women's committee viii
hold a grand ball at the Gedney Farm
Hotel on Friday evening. June f6. the
proceeds OF which will be do mated to the
White Plains Hospital, the Greenwich
Hospital and the United Hospital OF
Rye. Port Chester and Harrison. The
committee, Of which Mrs. George Greer
Is chairman. comprises Mrs. Francis r.
Palmer, Mrs. william Peake. Mrs. Fred
eric L. warfield Mrs. Everett l.. Craw-
ford. Mrs. Mildred Weed Mrs. Arthur
McGovern, Miss Margaret Starkey. Mrs.
T.. Austen Sniffen. Mrs. Eben Tenure.
Mrs. Stephen Pratt, Mrs. Gordon Grand,
Mrs. Charles Wadsworth Howard Miss
Marie J. Lcary and Mrs. Albert c.
Hancksn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
Calendar Of Social Z
Events for the Week

TO-DAY - Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich, Snug Harbor, Great Neck,
l.. j., a luncheon.
DIR. and Mrs. Preston Pope Sat-
terwhite, Msrtin Hall, Great Neck.
l.. J., luncheon.
THURSDAY = Marriage of Miss
Katherine. Van Ingen. daughter of
the late Edward Van Ingen and
Mrs. Van Ingen. to Mr.. George
Faber Downey. Jr., ST. Bartholo-
news Church. afternoon.
Marriage of Miss Olivia Erd-
mann, a daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
John +. Erdmann. to Mr.. John l..
Kuser, Jr.. home OF the brides pa
rents. 60 West Fifty-second street.
afternoon.
Wedding of Miss Mary Morris
Ostr rand er, daughter of Mrs.
Charles F. Ostrander. and Mr..
Hugh White Adams, chapel of st.
Bartholomew Church, afternoon.
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth Minot
Clarke, daughter of Mr.. Charles e.
II. Clarke and of Mrs. Chamberlain
Clarke, to Mr.. John F. Jelke, Jr..
Cathedral of St John the Divine.
afternoon.
Mr.. John Gordon Winchester OF
New York. who will marry Miss
Lillian Aldrich OF Boston, farewell
bachelor dinner. the A. ID. Club.
Harvard University.
FRIDAY-Spring Horse Show. Tux
edo Park, morning and afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory s. Carhart.
Tuxedo Park, a Horse Show dance.
wedding of Miss Priscilla Alden
Bartlett, daughter of Mr.. and Mira.
Philip q. Bartlett. and Mr.. Alex
ander /. Henderson, home of the
brides parents, 80 East F'ifty-sec-
ond street. afternoon.
SATURDAY-Final day of the Tux
edo Park Horse Show.
Marriage of Miss Mariquita PEN
niman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner 3. Penniman, to Lieut..
Ralph Underhill Hyde. u. S. N.
Church OF the Atonement. Quogue.
l.. l..
Marriage OF Miss Leslie Carter.
daughter rof Mr.. Herbert Leslie
Carter, to Mr.. Theodore Sherman
Class Of this city and Westfield.
". j., First Parish Church. West
Roxbury, Mass, evening.
Marriage Of Miss Anna Louise
Woodruff. daughter of Mrs. Mary
woodruff. to Mr.. James r. Vree-
F.. land. Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, evening.
wedding of Miss Marion Aubrey
Eaton, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Aubrey Eaton, and Mr..
Villiam Russell Burwell OF New
York, in the Mary Il. Wilson Mem
oriai Chapel. Watching. N. j..
afternoon.
Marriage Of Miss Virginia Hay,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis Hay, to Mr.. Edward Hors-
man Van Siclen. st. Georges
Church. Seabright. N. J.
Wedding Of Miss Amalita Stagg.
daughter OF Mr.. Leonard c. Stagg,
and Mr. Julian F. Thompson. at
132 East Nineteenth street, after
noon.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
W News ,an9 Sidelights of Society," "
Outdoor Suburban Season
Has a Brilliant Opening
Fashionable Groups Gather at the Belmont Park Races
Geological Socety's Garden Party and West
chester -Biltmore Country Club

er-Bitmore Country Club
HERE we're three rivals in the field last Thursday for the fayors
of society with the spring westchester Racing
citation Belmont the Zoo" tho
formal the Wesche Btore Country Club holding
forth almost inducements.
most interesting since
was with the luncheon parties most of which with
the the which
feature Of what formerly family the
mManice
Mr..
family
placed the veranda Of the clubhouse where the view Of the gardens
and lawn was be had In his party Mr. and Mrs Gray
Pendleon
Vanderbilt Tiffany Belmont
The largest luncheon at the club was that given by Mr. and Mrs
Richard Wilson tables
several their
enclosure.
parties
Mr. and Mrs George wane Dr. and Mrs Rice are to mass the
n Newport a
the members the club watched
daughter Whitney Miss
Lydia Dadmun Mrs William Vanderbilt I'd and Miss Muriel
Jericho
HILL Miss Ein Macky who with Miss
Wilson Mrs Richard Wilson's boxes
was Island
Misses Florence Evelyn Loew from
brilliant gathering but
wagstan
Hooker Mr. and Mrs H.
Turf and Field Club
moored from New York and nearby
places club sss 4 y
entirely
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the New York
dedication the Heads and Horns Museum
board directors at which
H Farfe the
to the generosity of Mrs Fred
.rk Ferris THOMPSON the late Andrew Carnegie Carnegie
Russell Mr.. Geor f
H This building
which
of a\sbean ibex
heads OF giant forest nog ana wn I'm nmoeeos . r,s u .he,
There was the usual M at % an q the a S nndne u dhe
the many guests
banda andea tables placed the lawn
Yet another
Club which in the midst Of several
The % S sna r by rs @ ass @ an @ n h s
golf "a nine
@ ~ ,s snS 9Ss samn n1esDG nso A % %
ssrs Barnes
the ss ssaas " s
At night there dinner
for mengiv
w be uoerDa n orse
In Of m this % anna n sn % S @ of % the % esef
~in Wan be- the
'''s Mrs wassan children for
Among the Vss m BE BE m x the ] si shere will be
which residents Tuxedo Park and ON ocsrs m of West West
al a1 West Point Park will
Plans for stl
which for while will be their
, s,s &s. e s.@s the NM ann
although
In
James w.
Newport
for
now Miss
will introduce
olympic Mr.
oakley vanasrpoel and her daughters also
steamship and Will go to St Jean de Luz near
pIarr,z vanderpoel Edward
Miss Juiete de coppe who are sailing
the olympi 20 Switzerland
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Theoria Enieriains Nunb.,
OF Guests and N,uh.,..

Theoria, Mrs. H4Fon c,ssr, ~.
president and founder, I'D ~ D..
ccmber luncheoa IN the grant 49,
Of the Hotel Astor on gedretlsJ. 4
large number Of guests and m,.,e,
sat down % luncheon. The g1n Z
honor was Mr. Bruce McRao, \,
gave a brilliant atdrefs.
Following luncheon Theoria a,ie,s
the Ritz Theatsf 20 see "It Il IA,
Law" Almost the entire or,t.s,
was occupied ~ the soeissy. ~
Tuesday evening Theoria a.tssls 4.
Earl Carroll Theatsr % see *
Gingham Girl" u
Tuesday afternoon, Ds.sntr \
Thooria will attend IN q boiy 81 =,
miere performance of "Ihs D;.rrs
az the Earl Carroll Theaisr
The annual card party Tor Tketh
philanthropic fund VIII be hsl1 h t,
ballroom Of the Hotel Astcr ,s ~
ary il. Tho chAirman q rss,ry1tI,s
Is Mrs. L. II. Huot, go Esn Elr,.,.
eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
News Of Womens ClubS--Socal Affairs OF Note
Signor RuGo To BE- Cues
OF Honor at Reeen,,.
Mrs. John King Van R.
laer Will BE Hostess TbI
ATTfFUOOu

A reception will be eivss S,..
noon BY Mrs. John King VA -
laer end her Granddaughter N .,iia
VIA Van Renssolatr, az Their ~.
East Thirty.seyenth Street l,. w
Of honor will be Signor Tn. ~
who will make his debut A. 81
ropolItan Opera H0uEa In ag.-.. "
IL was the original inteniio. ~.
and Miss Van Rensselaer, % ~ ~
Yulet.de at home Chrsir,," -
noon. but ss Signor Rqgo -
ennounced for On operat.c ~
ance for that evening 4 "a, W
20 advance the date. -
Members Of the Patriotic -.
ers, OF which Mrs. Van Pens,.
president, will attend, as vel "
resentatiYos Of the Allied ptir,..t q
eletiss Of New York, n vhi,i 80 80
zati0n MrA Van RsnlIelsss ~
holds Office. "''H
Included among the ssel,,l,, .
latter association are a.
Danes Of America, Daurslen '.',t
Revolution, Holland DAMS e,.,....,l
the Cincinnati, Sons q "a Ps,,'l =
D1u~hfers n Holland Dars, - pi,....e
Society, soeisty o. coIonl,l ~. ,.' I.
clcty VI the haydoyef DeessSs-s, q
ciety Of the War Of lsll. D.sS-..,.' =, !,
the Cincinnati, Military OfSe, III Z
eign Wars, Loyal Ltdss c.s.s.f,i,
Danes In the Stats % Nsv Y,r, ~
land Society, st. Slcholsi s.i -. -
ols other social and palrl,t- ,....,...
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Mrs. Estabrook Is Given
Fete by Mrs. Mcconnell
Dinner Dance Is Token of
Appreciation for Work
With Mozart Society

Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave a dinner
dance last Tuesday night AZ the Hotel
AStor for Mrs. Samuel Gardner Esta-
brook, in appreciation Of her twelve
years Of active work for the New York
Mozart Society. Mrs. Estabrook is an
officer Of the society and has charge
Of the annual breakfast In May, the
East Side Clinic ball in January and
other affairs connected with the No
ZaTt.
The guests at the dinner numbered
about seventy, limited 70 the members
Of the board, their husbands and es-
corts. The tables we're attractively
decorated with flowers, with q large
balloon in the center Of each, and the
guests we're provided with fun-making
novelties. Mrs. Estabrook was pre-
sented with a gold purse by the mem
bers Of the board.
Speeches were made by Mrs. MeCon-
nell, Mr.. William Maynard Haradon.
hr. Matthew J. 0Neill and others.
During the dancing Mrs. Estabrook
was pelted with Marechale Mel roses.
her favorite flowers.
Among the women on the committee
who had charge Of the surprises and
novelties Of the dinner were Mrs.
Benjamin Adrisnce. Mrs. Owen ]. Ne
Williams, Mrs. William Maynard. Mrs.
Philip 9. Boerum and Mrs. Edward b.
Sehmalholz.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Wellesley Club Here
In Drive for Fund Quota
Performance at Metropolitan
Opera House To BE Taken
Over for Evening

The 1000 members Of the New York
Wellesley Club have embarked upon
an ambitious venture for raising their
annual contribution 20 the iiO,ooo'oO0
fund which Wellesley College is striv-
ing 20 acquire By 1928. In 1920 and
1921 the club collected money By
means Of thsater parties, GIFT shops
and concerts, but this year they have
induced the Metropolitan Opera House
to let them take over tho performance
on Saturday evening, December 30.
-Mefistofelo" Is the opera, and all the
cash resulting from the sale Of the
boxes will 60 TO Wellesley. Boxes may
be obtained from Mrs. Harold ".
siehel, Of 424 West Twentieth Street.
New York, and Mrs. Gutzon B0rglum,
Of Borgland. Stamford. Conn. or fron
any member Of the committee. The
club Is also selling orchestra ard bal
eony seats until the 20ta, when they
may be had at the box Office. 10 is
expected that a great many wellesley
graduates and friends Of the college
will take seats and make the night
regular gala Wellesley get-together
occasion.
Mrs. Gutzon Borglum Is chairman Of
the benefit committee, and other mem
bers are Mrs. Christopher Dyer Potter,
president OF the New York Wellesley
Club; Mrs. Howard wills Vernon, is
vice president; Mrs. Bruce Barton, Ars.
Charles ". Sears, Of Madison: y. j.;
Mrs. Herbert shonk, Mrs. WiNiam II.
Coverdale, Miss Candaee Stimson, Mrs.
A. Barton Hepburn and Mrs. James
B. Voorhees,.
Among those who have 50 far taken
boxes are Mrs. John 7. Pratt Mrs.
Sidney Borg, Mrs. Richard Billings,
Mrs. William Hodge and Mrs. Roger
Baldwin Of Greenwich, Conn, who have
taken one together; Mrs. William g.
Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
Mrs. W. j. Platten, Miss Lucy Hegeman,
Mrs. Robert B. Luddington, Miss
Udette Brown, Mrs. Alexander Welsh,
Mrs. Bashford Deane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Farnham Greene. Of Boston.
Mr.. Greene Is president Of the board
OF trustees OF Wellesley, and one Of
the youngest trustees the college ever
had. He Is forty-one.
In addition % working for the
opera benefit the New York club Is
lust opening a center az 10 East Forty
seventh Street II Is hoped that pres
emily the organization can have
residential club house, but until their
alma matters fund, so badly needed 20
replace the buildings that we're de-
stfoyed BY Are, Is complete the alum
nae prefer 20 give their best efforts
% that undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
New York Mozart Society =
Juniors Assemble Al ID

A meeting Of the Juniors n tis -
York Mozart Society, MFA geb1 q,
Connell president, was he'd la, ~.
day az the Hotel AstoL cafgi "a
played and tea followed. Mas Rsts,
Stevens j. chairman Of tie i-s,,,
Miss Grace Hesslon Vlee-chsirr,I
with Mrs. Donald A. Greer ellis,i,
of the Junior matrons and Nn NJ,
colin " Clark vice-eha.rman.
The first evening concert Of he Ns
York Mozart Society will b BED q
Tuesday in the grand billFocz n IA
Hotel Astor.
The mambers OF the Eaa SIC cilss
for Women and Callfru. q vida
Mrs. Mcconnell Is preflssL VII rga
dinner or DecembcF = q he hs,sl
Astor for the chlldren e ut dln.t
They will receive warm elo,al,s. ssIt
etc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Holiday Spirit
In London
tc..,lsy,s fron sa,, ssD


Just taken Sir Tom and Lady Bfidgess
house IN Chesham Street for period
Of five years. Mrs. Charles II. Mar
shall. the mother Of young Mrs. Mar
shall Field. also IL changing her resi-.
dsnee. She has Just left the Earl Of
Readings house for another IN Gros.
venor Square. She has a great many
friends IN England and entertains ex-
tsnsively.
December IL continuing 70 uphold its
tradition a. marriage month, and
Wednesday there we're fourteen notl-
Bile ceremonies in London. One Of the
most interesting was that Of Mr. Harry
Boyd, who is an Official In the Britiib
Home once, and Lady Ada Fitzwilliam,
widow Of the Hon. william Wentworth
FitzWilliam.