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In the Church of the Incarnation
yesterday afternoon Miss Katharine
Hurd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Arthur Hurd OF this CITY md
Locust. N. j., was married to Mr.. oo,in
Bradley Cummings. n son of Mrs. Ches-
ter o. Swain of New York. The cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. II. Percy Silver, rector of the
church. assisted by the Rev. S. De
Lancey Townsend. rector Of All Angels
Church, was witnessed by large gath
ering and was followed by a reception
at IL East Sixty eighth street. the home
of the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard NJ. Hurd.
The bride was escorted by her father.
Misses Clarissa Hurd. her sister, was
maid of honor, the bridesmaids being
Misses Eleanor Hurd and Elizabeth
Meeker, cousins of the bride: Dorothy
Duncan. Betty Thompson, Helen Hagen
and Geraldine Thompson. Mr.. Thayer
Cummings was his brothers best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Arthur M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09
Count de Maupas
and His Wife Both
Seeking Divorce
Former Miss Consuelo Morgan
and French Nobleman
Demand DEGREES.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by The New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, June 8.
Details of the end of another Franco
American marriage which caused a stir
In social and diplomatic circles Of the
two continents at the time are now be-
coming known. Count Jean de Maupas
du Juglari Is seeking a divorce in the
Paris courts from his wife. who before
her marriage was the beautiful Mis-:
Consuelo Morgan, daughter OF Henry
Hays Morgan, United States Trade Com
missioner to Belgium. and now Consul
General at Brussels.
simultaneously the Countess is de-
handing a divorce, making the sensa-
tional charge that their marriage turned
out to be one in name only, which af-
fords grounds under the French law for
a divorce.
Soon after the marriage which took
place in July, 1920. friends heard ru-
, mors that the couples affairs were not
going as smoothly as the romantic
marriage promised when 1t was her
aided far and wide.
In recent months the Count and
Countess have been little seen together
but few knew of the intention of either
to seek a divorce. Close relatives re-
peatedly tried to patch up the affair
but had little success. Last Saturday
the judge of the Paris divorce tribunal
received the couple in the court cham
bers In the first of three official at
tempts to find a basis for reconciia-
ton which is necessary before a decree
can be granted to one or the other OF
both. This meeting proved of nc
avail the couple leaving the court by
different doors still intent on carrying
out their divorce demands to the limit
In countering his wife's allegations
Count De Maupas declares that the faui
| is not his. but that for several month.
the Countess has energetically evadee
the fulfilment of their marriage vows
| adding that since their marriage heI
| conduct has been most irregular"
| But the details are left to the fina
divorce hearings. which are considered
now to be virtually unavoidable. as tn,
courts usual pleadings for the sanctity
! of married life and the necessity of no
| breaking marriages so far has had M
effect in altering the couples desire fol
a separation. i
| The Count, who is 80 years old, is g
| member of an ancient French family
which has fiourished since the eleventh
century. He was among the first to joir
the colors when the war began. He was
| severely wounded and also was cap
tured and taken to German prison
camp, where he remained four years.
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ANDREW j. MURPHY.

Andrew j. Murphy, a real estate
broker. aged SIS, of 1912 Twelfth ave-
nue., Brooklyn, died yesterday in his
home. Years ago he managed the old
Academy of Music in Fourteenth street.
Manhattan, where Nine. Patti once
sang. He also had charge of concert
tours for Nine. Melba. lie then be-
came the first managing agent OF the
Wall Street Exchange Building at Al
43 Wall street. Later he entered the
realty field in Brooklyn. He was the
first president of the West Brooklyn
Board OF Trade. lie leaves his wife,
three sons and FIVE daughters.
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MISS JUNE SLOANE TO WED.

A. Baldwin Sloane. well known mu-
stefan and composer, and Mrs. Sloane, of
81 West Seventy-fifth street. have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss June Sloane. to Mr.. j. Hos
ford Bracket of New York. Miss Sloane
was graduated from the Convent of the
Blessed Sacrament two. years ago and
later made her debut. She Is great
granddaughter Of the late Sir John Sloane
of England.
Mr.. Bracket Is the son by a former
marriage of Mrs. Oswald G. Barrows of
this city and Pasadena, Cal. and a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac b. Hos
ford of Red Rose Manor. Chapel Hill.
". J. His sister. formerly Miss Bonita
Bracket now Is Mrs. Henry r. Cam
mann, Jr. Mr.. Bracket, during the
war. served with the Royal Flying Corps
and later with the American ambulance
forces.
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IN MEMORIAM.-

ELLIoT.-At Notrr Dame Chapel, li4th st
(Morningside Drive). Saturday. June 10.
at go A. NJ. a memorial service for
Elizabeth J. Elliot. who departed this life
May \. 1922.
HARRISON.--Tn ever loving memory Of Sec
ond Lieut.. Herbert w. Harrison. lincoln
shire Regiment. who died OF wounds 10
France. June o, 1917, son OF Mrs. Douglas
Eskell Of Greenwich, Conn.
McWATTERS.---In tender memory of my be-
loved husband, Frank McWatters. who
passed into Gods keeping June y. 1921.
'The happiness Of love j. In action. Its
test Is what one IL willing TO DO for
Others CARVED In his notebook and
humanity
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Augustus Howard WINS and Miss
Edith WINS will go next week to South
ampton, l.. l.. to remain until after
July 4. Later they will motor to Bar
Harbor and in August will sail for Eu-
rope. to remain until the autumn.
Mrs. Edwin Prescott Grosvenor Of 1913
East Slxty-first street has gone to York
Harbor. Me-, where she will be Joined by
Mr.. Grosvenor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Perkins.
who have been for several months at
the Plaza, will leave next week for
Southampton, where they have the
Schermerhorn Red House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sinclair, Jr., and
Der daughter, Miss Margaret X. Wal
lace, will go next week to the Willows,
their place in East Hampton. L. ].
Mr.. ]. Mortimer Lichtenauer. portrait
painter and mural decorator, and Mrs.
Lichtenauer will sail tomorrow by the
Baltic and will remain abroad a year.
They will pass most of their time in
Florence and Algiers.
Mrs. Everett J. Luke. wife OF the Gov
ernor of Connecticut. Is at the Plaza.
where also arc Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
+. Jones OF Pittsburgh and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Clarkson Scott Of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c. Elliott Of
Washington. ID. c.. are at the Wander
tilt Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Lee OF
Newton, ". j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett Bronson of Waterbury. Conn.,, also
are there.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Schulz
man will sail next Wednesday by the
Paris TO visit France. Italy, Germany
Belgium and England. Dr. Schulman
will make study of general conditions.
returning to New York about Septem-
Der 10.
Mr.. II. n. Peake Of the Brazilian Con-
sulate. New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Corners of New York are at
the King Edward, Toronto.
Mrs William Francis Jordan and Miss
Elizabeth Jordan left yesterday for their
summer home, Spread Wings. Florence.
Mass.
Miss Julia Chester Wells Of IA East
Sixtieth street, is at Briarcliff Lodge
for several weeks.
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Miss Ann T. Seton
to Become Bride of
Hamilton Cottier
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton Announce En-
gagement of Daughter.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. June S.-Mr and
Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton have made
known the engagement of. their daugh-
ter. Miss Ann Thompson Seton. to Mr..
Hamilton Cottier of Scarsdale. y. Y.
The announcement was made this eve
ming at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Seton at De Winton. their
home at Round Hill. The guests con-
sisted of number of Miss THOMPSON
Seton's young friends.
Miss Thompson Seton was graduated
last year from Miss Spence's School and
was debutante OF the\ season. Recently
she returned from an extended trip
through Egypt and Europe with her
mother.
Mr.. Cottier is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo L. Cottier of Scarsdale He Is a
member of this years graduating class
at Princeton. No arrangements have
been made for the wedding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09
LOUIS H. EIsENLoHR DEAD.
Cigar Manufactures of PhilndeI
phfa Victim of Indigestion.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.--Louis II.
Eisenlohr, head Of the cigar manufac
turing firm of Otto Eiseniohr & Brothers
Inc, died suddenly of acute heart dila-
ton. due to indigestion. late last night
on his new yacht Miramar in New York
harbor. He was So years old and UNI
married He lived with his sister and
his brother. Charles J. Eisenlohr. at d20C
Pine street. Philadelphia.
He had extensive business connections
all over the United States Last Satur-
day he was one of the hosts at the Well
wood Club. near Havre de Grace. Md,
of Uncle Joe" Cannon. Senator Walsh
of Massachusetts and several other
prominent men.
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WILLIAM II. TEMPLE.

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw yonK HERktp.
GREENWICH, June S.---Willam II. Tenn
pie of Greenwich. a partner with Rob-
ert e. Baker and Deveaux Powell. coal
dealers, in New York. died in Philadel-
phia last night. aged S. He was un-
married and was born In Chenango
county. New York. He was mem-
her Of the I,otos Club of New York
Greenwich Country club and Indian
Harbor Yacht Club He leaves two
brothers, James II. Temple Of New York
and A. r. Temple OF Altoona. Pa.
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IS ARMY OFFICERS BRIDE.
Capt. Erier of West Point WEEDS
Miss Smith.

Capt. Erier of West Point WEEDS
Miss Smith.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
WEST POINT. ". Y. June S.-Afi-
nouncement was made here to-day of
the marriage last Tuesday in the Roman
Catholic Chapel at West Point Of Miss
Frances Smith. granddaughter of the
late Charles II. Bailey and Of Mrs
Bailey of st. Louis to Capt. Leo James
Erler, U. S. A.. now on duty at the
United States Military Academy at West
Point.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. Lsngton. The bride entered
the chapel with her brother-in-law,
Major John Bennington Bennett, Jr., and
she was attended by her sister. Mrs.
Bennett. Capt. Robert NJ Bathurst
served as best man. The ushers were
Majors Robert Van Volkenburg. Adam
Empie Potts and Arthur Harris and
Capt. Willis Teale. A reception for rela-
tives and most intimate friends followed
in Cullen Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09
HUME-BREwsTER.

Miss Julia Brewster. sister of Mr.
Carroll II. Brew ster. was married to
Mr.. Edmund Hume yesterday morning
in the Church of the Annunciation by
the Rev. John j. McCahill, who also
celebrated the nuptial mass. The bride
was escorted by her brother. Her at
tendants were Mrs. Frank Xavier Fall
ion. sister of the bridegroom Misses
Marion Scott. Madeleine O'Connor and
Charlotte Kingsley. Mr.. Frank Hume.
Jr. VS. best man for his brother. The
ushers were Messrs. Edward n. Abbey
Charles f. Wright. Frank y. Fallon
and George Couenhoven. small re-
ception ana wedding breakfast followed
at ga West 135th street, the home OF
the brides brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Hume
afterwards left for a motor trip. They
will live in New Rochelle.
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MRS. HoUGHToN IN BERLIN.
Am bsssador's Wife ana Daughter
Arrive From Switzerland.

Special Gable TO THE New York HEnAip.
Copyright, 1927, bD THE New YoRK HEuLp.
New York Hernld bureau.
Berlin. june r.
Mrs. Alanson Il. Houghton, wife OF
the new United States Ambassador to
Germany. and Miss Houghton, her
daughter. arrived from Switzerland yes
terday. They are the first ladies to
occupy No. Wilhelmsplatz as presiding
hostesses since before the war.
Berlin diplomatic circles are anx-
iously awaiting announcement of the
first ambassadorisl reception. Coun.
selor Warren Telano Robbins and Mrs
Robbins have been az the head OF social
affairs in the Embassy. pending the ar
rival Of Mrs. Houghton.
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DR. y. c. SHARP TO WED.
Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YonK HERALD.
Ne~ York Herald Bureau.

Mrs Helena Hill Weed has announced
the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Hill Weed. to Or. James Clayton
sharp of New York. Miss Weed was
graduated at vassar In 1926. and has
Just completed her second year In the
medical school at the College of P,1ys.-
clans and Surgeons of Columbia Univer-
sity, where DR.. Sharp is assistant profess
sor Of histology and embryology of the
dental school faculty. Miss Weed ex-
poets to complete her medical studies
and to practice her profession after her
marriage.
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M A R r | A G. E S

LAwRENCE-CHRIsT 3. 1922.
at the Church OF the Incarnation New
York. by the Rev. Charles NJ Belden.
Helen Christopher OF Council Bluffs Iowa
to Frank X. Lawrence OF Bronxville. ". Y
SCHENK-WHITE.-In New York city, June
q, Margaret White, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. white OF Englewood, " j.
and Mr.. Carl n. Schenk.
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MISS sCHLEsIER ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Schlesier Of
Forest Hills. l.. l., announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Edna Mae
Schleser tn Mr.. Edward Reinow Fuller.
Miss Schlesier was graduated from
Scudder School In 1917 and was active
In war work.
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ANDERSON. Thursday, June 3. Kathryn
anderson, beloved wife OF Henry s. An.
dersou, az 80 West a3d ST. Funeral al
Union Springs. y. Y.
ARBIB.--Alexander. IN his 63d year. beloved
husband Of Ida and dear father OF Rena
Reuben, Joseph A. and Louy Arbih. Flu
neral from his late residence. $40 West
End av.. Friday. June g. at r. NJ.
London and Paris papers please copy.
AUsER.--On Wednesday, June Z. 1922,
I.ibbe Cnec Lyonl. beloved wife OF Purdy
A. Auscr. Sir. OF $50 Franklin av. Flu
neral services at the Ieffer,s Place
Chapel. 80 Lefferts place. near Grand av.,
Brooklyn. on Friday, June o. at r. NJ.
BERG.-On Thursday, June 3. 1922. at As
bury Park. y. j.. Mary Rice. widow Of tho
Rev. Herman c. Berg, n. II. Funera
services viii be hold Of the Fort Wash
ington Collegiate Church. New York city
on Saturday. June 10. at =. VI. Inter
nent woodawn Cemetery. New York city
BfCKFORD. Elizabeth hudson. wife 81 Her.
bort J. Bci.forl ard daughter Of the late
Albert Z. and Maria Judson. June q. ie22
Funeral from late residence. 500 Elder.
wood av., Pelham, Friday. June Q, al
2;i5 r. NJ. 4ibany papers please copy.
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MISS MENDLEsON ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Mendleson Of
New York announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Norma Mendleson,
to Mr.. Henry Watterson Flexner Of
Louisville, KY.
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Wearing Apparel.


LOST-May 10. German police dog; liberal
reward. 260 W. 9lst ST. Phone Riverside
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
SPECIAL REWARD.


SPECIAL REWARD.
Studebaker 1921 sedan, car 2SSS3s, motor
46016 license n. Y. 46424i: initials r. b.
bumper, heater: stolen June Z. Communicate
with T.. II. HOLLYWOOD, IS Fulton St, New
York. Telephone Beekman 1887.
LOST-Pass book No. 307i. Hudson Trust Co
(Provident Dept.). seth ST. and broadway
y. Y. c. Payment has been stopped or
same. Please return to bank.
LOST-On or about December 2s 1921, inter.
est account pass book No. k-I10g In the
name of Sadie Feigenbaum; all persons are
warned against receiving said book for value
Jewelry.
$3.50 REWARD.
Three circle platinum brooch, - diamonds,
sapphires. lost May -. THOMAS +. Nc
MANUs. 100 William st. Beekman 90oO
$3.50 REWARD
for the return of % stone platinum dia-
mond barpin lost June s. vicinity Delmonico,
or taxicab to 23d St ferry. MARCUS {
CO. 45th ST. and 9Th av. Vanderbilt $3.50
500 REWARD
for return OF barpn containing about 4
sapphires and IL diamonds. lost June Q. be
tween West i6ist st. and Audubon Theater
A. G. BENNETT. 10 William ST. Broad 2764
Wearing Apparel.
T2d ST. and Broadway one skin Hudson
sable neckpiece: reward return to PATTER.
SON. 175 w. I'D.
LosT-Two skin sable in Vicinity Foster av-
ocean av., Sunday; reward MAQUIRE
2423 Az. NJ. Wildwood s4j7.
Cats, Dogs &C.
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D I E D

Anderson, Kathryn Murphy. Andrew J.
Arbb. Alexander Preston, Duncan G.
Auser. Libbie Quinn. Peter j.
BERG, Mary r. Reilly. Ellen
Bedford. Elizabeth J. Rust Sarah j.
Bleyer, Simon - stephens. Amelia o.
Carey. Robert T.. Temple, William ".
Charlouls, Jean T. Tower, Louise c.
Davidson, Jessie Van Tassel, Ella
Cioidstein. Jennie Van wyck. Augustus
Hatch. Roswell ~. Wabick. Joseph
Havemeycr. John G.. Warren, Helen G.
Mepham, Gertrude NJ. Wend. Edward ~.
Mersereau, Eliza l.. Webster. Frances NJ.
Miller. Edwin w. Williams. Marjorie l..
Mount, Sarah II. Zimmerman. +. G.
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WASHINGTON.

The Ambassador of Peru, Senior Pezei.
il in New York to meet Nine Peg ct.
who has been spending few days there.
and they will return to Washingttn to-
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09

Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte gave
a luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carltor
for Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell. Mrs.
Edward r. Thorne. Mrs. z. Clarence
Jones and Mrs James L. Breese. Mr..
and Mrs. Bonaparte will go to Newport
next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowsn Sander
son, Jr., now in Europe on their we'd
ding trim. will live at 3S4 Park avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nelson Borland will
sail for Europe early next month and
will join in Berne. Switzerland. their
SON. in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Orne Wilson. Jr. Mr.. Wilson re-
Gently left Brussels for his new post In
the American Legation in Berne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander "a
are at Bayberry Cliff. their summer
home in Newport.
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The Minister of the Serbs. CT oats
and Slovenes and Nine Grouitch
gave a reception yesterday afternoon at
Rauscher's in celebration of the mar
riage of King Alexander of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes and Princess Mario
of Rumania.
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DR.. and Mrs. Edmund lie Roy Dow
of II East Sixty-fifth street have gone
to Arcadia, their place at Watch Hill
r. l. Mrs. BOWS mother, Mrs. Will
lam II. Ely. has gone to Lawrence,
l.. l., where she has taken the Oaks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary, VINO
are at their country house In Jericho'
l.. T., will leave soon for Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Medlicott
Fleitmann. who will Gail next Tuesday
by the Aauitania, will motor extern
sivelv on the Continent and will be
abroad six months. Their son-in-iaw
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van
Schaick Bloodgood. now In Setauket,
l.. l., viii sail for Europe in August.
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Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth OF a grandson.
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McLay.
at their home In Detroit on June 5.
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Mrs Robert Goelet was the guest OF
Miss Anna Case at luncheon in Sherry's
yesterday. Among others who enter
tanned were Mrs. Howard Tinker. who
had Mrs. William j. Sturgis as her
guest of honor. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolf Pavenstedt. who gave small
luncheon for Mrs. Juliug G. Lay
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Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by The New York HERALD.
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fan.
Mrs. Bradlcy's Costume. =
Mrs. Edison Bradley was In gray satin
trocade with gold sleeves and train of
gray velvet, bordered with a pattern In
gold and lined with gold tissue. Miss
Beal wore silver cloth train to match
her ostrich fan.
Mrs Hammer had silver tissue
sleeves and drapery Of old lace. She
wore a silver train lined with brilliant
azure ninon and carried flowers.
Mrs. Thurston wore cloth Of gold with
side panels beaded in Jade green and a
train of gold lace. She carried an os-
trich fan of green.
Mrs. Thompson was in green and gold
brocade. draped with court train OF
the same material hanging square from
the shoulders.
Miss Violet Henry was dressed In
silver brocade, with a train of crushed
cloth Of silver fastened at the side with
a heavy fringe of pearls. She carried a
sheaf OF iris tied with a silver ribbon.
Miss Megan Lloyd George was in ivory
ntin beaute. wearing a train of cloth of
silver. Her father. the Prime Minister.
begged the King to excuse him from at
tending, due to his need of a rest before
tndeavoring to conclude the Irish ne
gotiations. He stayed at Chequers Court
tonight, but viii arrive in London to-.
morrow.
Mrs. Asquith was distinguished In a
robe OF silver tissue, adorned with
pearls, and coral train showing a
Chinese design of coral trees on q
ground of silver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribncr will
leave Europe for New York by the
Olympic next Wednesday and on ar
rival here will go to their house IN
Morrlstown, n. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Coulter OF
Tuxedo Park, who recently returned
from Europe, are at the Vanderbilt for
a brief stay.
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Mrs. Barbara Hatch has taken
house in Springfield. Mass. for the
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman ana
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown gave small
dinner parties at Sherry's last evening.
The Washington times., 1922-02-26

Governeron struck a rock within
about twenty miles Of Port Stanley
Harbor. at a point where her sig
nal lights could not be seen.
A lifeboat was launched and
made Port Stanley and eventually
the crew Of ninety-six were trans
ferred by means of attendant whale
catchers. Seventy returned to Liv'
erpool by the orcona.
Hansen told how big seas kept
washing into the lifeboat on their
trip to land, and when they were
returning and had neared the scene
of the wreck persistent cries were
heard as of a drowning man cal
ling for help.
The curious thing was that wher'
ever the lifeboat went the cries
seemed to accompany 1t. and 1t was
not until some time later that II
occurred to someone to look in the
boat itself for the source Of the
cries.
Then It was discovered that a
The Washington times., 1922-02-26

and which is entirely different from the
yeast found in ordinary yeast tablets.
But more important than this, is
the fact that this yeast is ironized-
or treated through a scientific process
with a special type of easily assimi-
lated organic iron. When yeast is
ironized in this manner, results are Sc
cured in jua hafUe usuaI time.