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The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MRS. BELMONT TO BE IN
NEWPORT TOMORROW
To Remain at Hotel Until She
Opens Marble House.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., June 6.-Mrs. Oliver
H p. Belmont VIII arrive at the
Notwithstanding on Thursday to re-
main until the opening of Marble House
is complete.
Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham has
issued invitations for the wedding break
fast of her daughter, Miss Margaret
Thayer Graham, and Mr.. Devereaux
Colt Josephs on Monday, June 26. at
Milestone. Eastons Point. Because Of
the smallness of the Berkeley Memorial
Chapel. where the ceremony will be held,
invitations have been restricted to the
family and close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Rawson have
sub-rented the cottage of Mrs. Theodore
r. Kane at 65 Bellevue avenue through
Messrs. De Blois and Eldrige. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawson arrived ON Monday and
are at the Muenchihger-king.
Lady Herbert of England is expected
Wednesday for visit to her sister. Mrs.
r. Shaw Safe. at Ocean Lawn. Another
sister. Mrs. f. II. G. Slater. already has
arrived.
Mr.. John Nicholas Brown. accom-
panied by several friends from Harvard,
motored to Newport to-day to visit his
mother. Mrs. John Nicholas Brown. at
Harbour Court.
Vice-Admiral Hilary p. Jones. COM
mander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet, Is
registered at the Laforge Cottage with
Mrs. Jones. =
Mrs. Dudley Davis came from New
York to-day to open Wyndham Ridge
for the season.
Mrs. William Storrs Wells returned to
New York last night after spending a
few days at her place. Chetwode.
Mr.. Charles de l.. Oelrichs is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Oelrichs.
Mrs. +. Eugene Dixon. who has been
at Miramar. has returned 70 New York.
Mr.. Reginald c. Vanderbilt has re-
turned to New York after being at his
place, Sandy Point Farm. He will re-
turn to Newport on Friday
Prof. f. r. A. Seligman OF Columbia
University and Mrs. Seligman are at the
observation-disclosures
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Grace Hall Colgate, a daughter
of Mr.. Gilbert Colgate. will be married
to Major Joseph Wright Rumboush
L. S. A., this afternoon In the Rutgers
Presbyterian Church. reception will
be held at306 west Seventy-sixth street
the home of the BRIDES father.
Miss. Katharine Van Rensselaer, Cros-
by. daughter oy the late Frederic v. s.
Crosby and of Mrs. Crosby. will be mar
ried to Mr.. John Gregory this afternoon
in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church. A. reception will be held at
10 East S,venty-third street. the home
of the bTde's uncle. Mr.. Edward H.
Delafield.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Alger
Sawyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Cochran will take place tonight in
Grace Church. A reception will be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
In the Church OF st. Vincent de Paul
this. afternoon Miss Renee Huot daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis III. Huot, will
be married to Mr.. Edward Griffiths
There will be a reception at Sherrys.
The. marriage of Miss Edna Geoghe-
gitn. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cjeoghegan. to Mr.. Kenneth McAlcenan
will take place this morning In the Lady
Chapel of st. Patrick's Cathedral A
reception will be held at the Hotel
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Arthnr Sinclair. Jr.. 500 Madison
avenue. Will give a dinner tonight for
her son. Mr.. Darnall Wallace. and his
fancee. Miss Sylvia Lord Seymour, who
are to be married next Saturday in
Lawrence. l.. I. The guests will include
members of the bridal party.
Miss Evelyn Harriette Estabrook,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel @.
Estabrook OF Brooklyn, will be married
to Mr.. Harold Lester Lanchantaln to-
night at the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND
MISS HUCHES'S WEDDING
Decides Also to Pass Summer
in Washington.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK IisEALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
I,sre

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. June @.
The President and Mrs. Hard ng will
leave washington OH Thursday to spend
the night with Senator and Mrs. Joseph
j. Frelinghuysen at Raritan, y. j., be-
fore going to Princeton for the unveiling
of The Princeton Battle Monument On
Friday. They will return to Washington
in time to attend the marriage of Miss
Catherine Hughes to Mr.. Chauncey
Lockhart Waddell on Saturday after
noon. On Monday evening Brighten.
and Mrs C. e. Sawyer will give q dinner
at the Willard for the President and
Mrs. Harding.
Mrs. Harding was hostess yesterday
aboard the Mayfower entertaining wives
of a number OF Representatives in Con-
gress. The Marine Band played during
the cruise down the Potomac, and tea
was served aboard.
President and Mrs. Harding expect to
pass the summer IN Washington. He
will make occa slonal trips as last year
down the Potomac or elsewhere for brief
vacations. but will not follow the o.d
custom of establishing a summer Whits
House in the mountains or at the sea-
shore.
One time President Woodrow Wilson
also will pass the summer In Washing
ton. according to information obtained
to-day. His health Is about the sam
as II has been. very slight ipprove.
ment in his condition being noted from
time to time
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
CRISWOLD WILL FIGHT
IS SETTLED FOR $4,000
$325, 900 Estate Had Shrunk
During Trusfecship.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoHK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 6.-Litigation In.
connection with the last will OF Mrs.
Alice Gerry Griswold, mother Of the
Countess Ann ST. Clair da Consurbla of
Milan. Italy, has been terminated here
by the signing Of settlement sor s110.-
900 between the Countess, on the one
hand. and Mrs. Mary NJ. Drischman.
chief beneficiary of the contested will !:
her niece. Emma Schissler, and Charles
Miller, attendant of Mrs. Griswold ic
the last year OF her life. both being benc-
ficiaries.
Judge Robert III. 1ngersoll recently
set the will aside. and both sides an
tlcipated years OF litigation that would
eat up the estate. hence the agreement
When Mrs. Drischman, under a deed
OF trust. took over Mrs. Griswold's af-
fairs the estate was valued a. about
S325.00o. The trustee. Mrs. Griswold lr-
sisted, should get commissions OF 10
per cent for realty sold or purchased
and for repairs made. These commits
sions. plus alleged heavy expenditures
of Mrs. Griswold. reduced the estate 10
about 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
Col. r. H. GiHett,
Leader of the Vets,
Weds Mrs. Gwynne
Bridegroom After Wedding
Trip to Continue State Drive
Against Drys.

Special Dispatch to THE New yoaK HrsND
HUDSON FALLS. y. Y. June G-Mrs.
Ida NJ. Gwynne of s4 East sixty-sixth
street. New York. formerly OF this
Iiace. was married here to-day to
Col. Ransom II. Gillett one time mem
Der OF the New York State Assem-
Ely from Columbia county. ami now
vice-president. general counsel and driv-
Ing force OF the New York division OF
the Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment. the headquarters of which
Is at 366 Madison avenue. New York
The wedding followed an engagement
or nearly year
The marriage of Mrs. Gwynne to the
leader of the revolt against the drys
took place in the home of Mrs. Abraham
Wakemnn. and was attended by 81 few
friends and relatives only. Capt. Frank
Hanscom. chaplain of the 11sth In
fantry. who served with the bridegroom
In France. performed the ceremony. Col
Walter Jeffreys Carlin was best man..
Mrs. Willis G. Mitchell and Nancy NJ.
Cwynne. the nine-year-o daughter OF
the bride. were her only attendants.
After a short wedding trip Col. Gil
lett will go TO New York with his bride
and continue his work OF conducting the
state drive against the drys where he
left 1t off yesterday TO come here for
his wedding.
Col. Gillett was wounded when he
went over the top Of the Hrdenburg
line with the 105th and 106th In
fantries. He came prominently to public
notice when he was elected TO the AS
sembly from Columbia county. In
March, 1920, he introduced a bill to
legalize the sale Of 3la per cent. beer
and 10 per cent. Vines.
Col. Gillett Is native of Troy.
Yale alumnus. and 45 years old. He
went overseas with the Twenty seventh
Division and served until the close OF
the conflict. going through I several
major enga gements. His first wife dice
In 1917. His brides previous husband
was Clifford Gwynne of New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In the chapel OF st. Bartholomew
Church yesterday afternoon Miss Mary
Barlow Polhemus. daughter, of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. PoShemus. was
married to Mr.. Murray Olyphapt. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. #. Murray fOlyphant OF
Englewood, N. j. The cCremnny was
performed by Dean Howard Chandler
Robbins of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine and the the Rev. DR.. Leighton
Parks. rector of st. Bartholomew. The
-. bride was escorted by her brother. Mr.
Henry M. Polhemus. and she mad only
one bridal attendant. Mrs. Rodmar
Glider. Mr.. Ames Brooks was best man.
The ushers we're Messrs Allan Foster
and Robert M. Olyphant. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Oily ahant return from their we'd
ding trip they will live at 1874 East
Forty-slxth street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
GIVES BACHELOR DINNER.

Mr.. Cedric A. Major. who will marry
Miss Charlotte Z. Boyer in the Hotel St.
Regis tomorrow. gave a dinner to a few
friends at the University Club last night.
Among those present were Mr.. Amos j.
Peaslee. who will be best man Messrs.
Henry Major. Tristan Antell. George
Rockwell and william MacRossie. who
will be ushers. and Messrs. Frederick
G. Russell. Edwin II. Burgess. Herbert
w. Smith. Arthur r. Bayfield,. Daniel a.
Boyle. George +. Warren, Richard w.
Barrett. Edgar II. Boles. Murray ver-
non. Alexander Iler. Paul G.. Downing.
William Winter. Philip T. Sharples.
Laurence Sharpies. Louis a. Lemaire.
Jr.. Oswald Rothmaler. J. Atherton
Richards and W. II. Dannat Pell
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
LATE JUDGE CULLEN EXTOLLED.
Lawyers Associntj on Adopts Reso-
lutions on His Death.

The board of dill ectors OF the New
York County Lawyers Association
adopted resolutions Monday on the re-
cent death of Edgar Montgomery Gull
len, formerly Chief Judge Of the Court
of Appeals. The memorial. which will
be spread upon the minutes OF the as
sociation. extoTled the learning and pa
triotism OF the turist. and concluded by
saying:
"The pages of the reports during his
judicial career show forth his legal
learning. sound reasoning and power OF
lucid and succinct expression. They re-
main for coming generations OF law
yers to study. and will carry his name
to posterity. To-day II is for us To pay
tribute not to them only, but TO those
intimate excellences OF character that
made him more than lawyer. brave
and good citizen. an example OF true
manhood. devoted to his family and
loyal to his friends"
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
To Become Bride Of Mr.. Simon Rollo, an Attache Of
British Embassy in Rome.
Miss Consuelo Bettini.

Letters received from Rome, Italy.
recently. from Mr.. and Mrs. Gamma Bet
TIM. have announced to their relatives
and intimate friends here the engage
mentf of their only daughter. Miss Con-
suelo Bettini, to Mr.. Simon Rollo now
an attache of the British Embassy In
Rome.
Miss Bettini has lived all her life in
England. France and Italy, with the
exception of a few months passed In
New York during the season Of 1s20-21
when she was introduced to the many
friends of her family here. She Is D
handsome and accomplished young
woman speaking fluently Italian,
French and German. Her mother was
Miss Daisy Abbott of this city sister
Of Mr.. William a. Abbott, now living III
Albany and a niece of Mrs. Sanford
Pomeroy of Paris, where the Bettini
family lived for several years.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
SOCIAL NOTES.

Congratulations are being extended 70
Commando and Mrs. Guy Hillhouss of
Pelham Manor. y. Y, upon the recent
birth OF - son. Mrs. Hillhouse now Is
in Engls MI visiting friends and will
return in.the autumn.
Mr.. End Mrs. Walter f. Parker ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart of WASH
ington are at the Hotel Chatham, where
Mr.. nd Mrs Alexander b. Gale of New
York also are stopping.
Df and Mrs. James b. Clemens of
10 East Seventy-frst ,strcet and their
dr. ,ighters. the Misses Dorothy and
f.ntoinette Clemens. are at BrIarcIiff
lodge to remain until the middle of
July.
Mrs. John Edward Lancaster gave a
dinner on Monday night at Sherry's. fol-
lowed by theater party. their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay II. War
burton. Jr.. OF Philadelphia /; Mr.. and
Mrs John ;s. Lancaster, Jr.. and Mr..
Robert Lancaster. Mrs. Lancaster sailed
yesterday for Europe on the Mauretania.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

Miss Bettini's father. who has invent
ed many electrical appliances. passes
part of each year in New York and now
is on his way to Rome. His only son.
Mr.. Victor Bettini has been at tech
nical school in this country for Two
years.
Mr. Rollo. who Is a British subject
and an officer in tho English army,
served through the world war. He Is
25 years old and is the son OF Mr..
Robert Rollo. one of the wealthiest
bankers in Cairo. Egypt. The marriage
will take place next month In Paris. as
Mr. Robert Rollo, father of the BRIDE
groom, now there, will be unable to go
to Rome as he will be at the world $
conference.
The present King OF Egypt. an old
friend of Miss Bettini's father and also
for years an intimate friend OF Mr..
Robert Rollo. hopes to be able to be
present at the wedding.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
FRENCH NOW JUST
EARL OF YPRES'
Field Marshal Drops His Own
Name for Title.

LONDON. June 6.--When year ago
II was announced that Field Marshal
French had been raised to an earldom.
Il was assumed that he would continue
to use his surname in the title and be
known as Earl French. instead OF Wis
count French. and he Is thus described
in current reference books. His title.
however. was never gazetted. and to-
day II was announced that he had
chosen the title Earl OF Ypres." and
henceforth will be known as "Ypres,' -
dropping the name French.
While It Is not uncommon for naval
end military commanders 20 associate
scenes of victories with peerages con-
ferred upon them, as in the instance
CT Earl Roberts of kandahar, II is very
unusual for a British peer to take the
name OF a foreign place as n title. and
there are only few examples of this In
Iritigh records.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
EHRENBERG ESTATE TO FAMILY

The will OF Sidney p Ehrenberg. mem
Der of the firm of Cohen x Ehrenberg,
commission merchants, who died May
q In his home, 9S1 Park avenue. was
filed for probate yesterday. His mother.
Mrs. Ida Ehrenberg. receives a bequest
os 10000; n cousin. Corinne Neuberger
OF 1851 Madison avenue. receives $4,000
and the residuary estate Is left to his
widow. Bequests OF 500 each were made
to Mount Sinai Hospital Montefiore
Homo for Chronic Invalids. Hebrew
Orphan Asylum. United Hebrew Chari-
ties and the Hospital of Joint Diseases
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
GIBBONs-BOHAN.

In the Church of st. Gregory. West
Ninetieth street. yesterday Miss Marion.
Bohan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Bohan of West Ninety-first street.
was married to Mr.. Henry Gibbons OF
Cleveland in the presence of relatives
and friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Thomas Welsh.
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Virginia Bohan. Mr.. Ernest
w. Simon of Cleveland was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Earle r
Fisher of Providence. Crandal! Rogers
OF Chicago. Lawrence j. Anhalt ami
James e. Bohan, Jr., brother Of the
bride. A reception ana wedding break
fast followed at the Hotel Majestic.
After three months in Europe Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbons will live In Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
KRANICH--DRIzAL.

Miss Florence Victoria Drkal. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Drizal. was
married to Mr.. Helmuth Ferdinand
Kranich yesterday morning In the Lady
Chapel by the Rev. David O'Connor OF
St Patrick's Cathedral. Mrs. Andrew
Dittrich. sister OF the bride. was her
matron of honor and there was a small
flower girl Jeanette Hogan. Mr. Fred
erick JIelmuth Kranich was best man.
for his cousin. The usiiers were Mcssr-.
Walter A. Wagner and Bernard II
Shaefer. reception was held at III
gt Regis
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MRS. HERBERT ;. BICKFoRD.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bickford. aged so. wife
OF Herbert J. Bickford. died yesterday
In her home, SEQ Elderwood avenue.
Pelham She had been an invalid for
several years. She was member OF
the Church OF the Redeemer and the
Pelham Manor Club. Before moving to
Pelham the Bs,kfords lived at New
Brighton and Mrs. Bickford was identi-
fed with the st. Cecilia Society Of Staten
Island. Mr.. ~ oxford is a member OF
the law firm Of fsvarts. Choate, sherman
& Leon OF so wall street Mrs. Bick-
ford left three sons, Albert. stu
dent mt Harvard Joseph Choate and
Hamilton. and IN daughter ElIzabeth.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MISS MAHER,s wEDDrveA

Invitations have been issued fVr the
wedding Of Miss Ruth Janet N/,her to
Mr.. Clarence Clement &c fvey on
"wednesday. June 81, in st. .hugustine's
Church Miss Maher is the only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Thomas A. Mahee and grand
daughter Of Mr.. Edward a. Maher. for
merly president OF the Third Avenue
walfdorf-Astoria. Af,%r a motor trip
through Canada the, young couple win
spend the summer IL Mr.. Mahor's house
at wading River. a.. L.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
URBAN OPENS ART SHOW.

Joseph Urban. noted painter and
scenic artist. announces the opening un-
der his auspices tomorrow OF the Wis
rer werkstaette at 5s1 Fifth avenue,
which he aims to introduce in
America the craftworks of the artists OF
Vienna. The exhibition will contain ex-
amples' OF interior art, original works In
gold. silver, brass. ceramics. glass and
ivory, silks, laces and wall papers in
new designs The private opening will
be from / 20 5,P. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MAJoR-GEN. MoRroNTo WED.
Mrs. Hun of Greensburx. Pn., En-
gagged to Omcer.

GREENsBURG, Pa. June 6-The en-
gagement of Mrs. Lloyd B. Huff Of Rose
Fountain Farms. rear here and Major
Gen. Charles G. Morton. U. s. A.. was
announced at dinner at the Rolling
Rock Country Club last night. The
wedding will take place in New York
late this month.
Major-Gen. Morton Is in command OF
the Ninth Army Corps area. which con-
s'sts of Washington. Oregon, California.
Idaho. Montana. Utah. Wyoming and
Alaska. with headquarters at the Pre-
sidio. San Francisco. He served in the
Philippines and on the Mexican border
end commanded the Tenth and Twenty
ninth Divisions In France.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
LEAVES BoUaUETs IN WILL.

The will pf William C. OhIandt. who
died at the iBrooklyn Hospital May %,
directs that bouquet of flowers be
placed on tn, altar of St. Luke's Evan
gelicai Chunch In Washington avenue
each year In memory of his wife. his
son and himself. Each bouquet is TO cost
$3.50. Mr.. ,OLilandt bequeathed $4,000 to
the Brooklyn Hospital. $4,000 to the
Hospital Of st. Giles the Cripple and
$4,000 to st. ,LulSes Church. The resi-
due goes to az brother. Frederick c.. OF
s3s Carlton aA,nue. tBrooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
M A r r | A G E S

NoRToN-HERTER.-o June 6. 1922. a,
81. Mays Church. Scarborough -on-Hud-
son. by the Rev Egisto Fabri Chauncey.
Mary Dows Herter. daughter " Mrs. Hen
~ II. Dakin and the late Or. Christian
a. Hertcr. 10 William warder Norton
TIiNJRBER--ANDREwS. On Saturday after.
noon. June }, 1922. at 81. Georges Church,
Flushing. l.. l., By the Rev. ~ n. Waller,
assisted by the Rev. william &. Cravenor,
Caroline Walden. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lee Andrews, TO Lieut.. Harry
Raymond Thurber. United States Navy.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
rRAME--LIyIyGsToN.

Miss Dorothy Livingston, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Livingston. was
married to Mr.. Norman r. Frame of
Pcekskill. ". Y. last night at the home
of her parents I'm Arlington avenue,
Spuyten Duyvil. by the Rev James
Watson. The brides attendant was Mrs.
Chester ID. Kisssm. Mr.. Stuart NJ
Frame was best man for his brother.
The ushers were Mr.. Graham Living
ston. brother Of the bride Messrs.
Ernest Strand and Robert Hughes. A
reception was held.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
GEORGE JUSTIN ADAMS.

George Justin Adams. aged so. a re-
tired consulting engineer for many
years with Colgate & Co., died sud-
denly Of apoplexy yesterday at South
Norwalk, Conn. when at work In his
garden. He leaves his wife and two
He was born In Cranky
Conn. and moved to Norwa1t frorn
New York four years ago. He had ac-
ouired considerable. property holdings
in Norwaix
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
REFLECT THOMPSON SETON.

At meeting of the Council OF Guid-
ence of the woodcraft League of Amer
lea, Inc. yesterday, Mr.. Ernest Thomp-
con Seton was reelected president for
the ensuing year: Mr. John kingsbury.
vice-president, and Mr., 'Elon II. Hooker
treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
AUSTRALIAN KNIGHTED.

MELBOURNE, Australia, June 6.--Mark
Sheldon. former Australian Commits
sioner In the United States. has been
knighted in recognition OF his services
in America. The honor was one Of those
bestowed on King Georges birthday.
Sir Mark was Australian Commits,
sioner in the United States for two years
and will leave Australia this month on
business trip to the United States aud
Europe, -
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
LEAVES HER ESTATE TO PRIEST

Ellen L. Kitchen. who died May 20
last at her home. 27s Jay street, Brook
lyn. left $4,000 to a s6ster. Margaret A.
Brady. al Waterbury. Conn: $4,000 to-
the ST. Vincent de Pi iuI Society Of st.
Charles Borromeos CT turch in Brooklyn
and the residue to the Rev. Peter Quealy
of st. Agness RectorJ. Rockville Center.
Father Quealy is exec utor.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MISS WHITE TO ne BRIDE.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Billette white of
Plainfield. n. j.. announce the engage
mcnt OF their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Mabel white to Mr. Frederick Clement
Scott. son OF Mr. and Mrs. James Brad
ley Scott of Newburgh. n. Y. Mr.. Scott
Is a member of the Class Of 1921 at Yale.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
JOHN II. sSIyJE.LY.

John III. Snively. aged 81, MANAGING
editor of the DruO0istsj3 Circular from
1885 10 1904. and the a nt hor OF a, text
book on chemical anaiyffs and treats
on the manufacture OF perfumes, died
Sunday In, his home. 4j310 Fourteenth
avenue. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07
MISS cHAMBERLIN TO WE'D.

Mr.. and Mrs George d. Barron OF
Rye, N. Y, announce the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Ann Chamberln to
Mr. Macaulay Hamilton. son Of Mrs.
Theodore f. Hamilton. also OF Rye.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

Miss, Caroline Storey and Miss Eliza
beth Hanna will start tomorrow for
Byron, ILL.,. where they will be guests
of yIrs. Mccormick. wife of Senator
Med1ll Mccormick at her country home
Miss Hanna spent the winter with Sena-
tor and Mrs. McCormicktfn Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

The British Ambassador Sir Auckland
Geddes. will sail from Boston June 2S
accompanied by his secretary, Mr.. Hugh
V. Tenant. Lady Geddes and the chill.
dren will spend the summer at Dark
Harbor, Me-. where the Ambassa dor viii
Join them on his return from Europe.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

Admiral Sir William Palocnham and
some of the officers OF his, flagship the
Raleigh which steamed down the Poto-
mac yesterday. entertained at luncheon
on board when the ship stopped at
Quanticp. Va.