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New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
KeeIey.Vossler Wedding
Ends 6,O0O-Mile Voyage
Entire American Colony I'm
.ConstantinopIe Attends Vice
ConsuI's Marriage

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 2i.-James
Hugh Kelley jr, Of Washington,
American Vice-C Consul here, and Miss
Mathilde Julia Vossler. Of Wellsville,
n. Y. and Richmond, Va. were married
here to-day.
Virtrally every member OF the
American colony in Coa6tantinople
was present at The ceremony. iEclId-
inC Nice-AdmiTal Long, commander of
The American naval fOrce1. Consul
General Gabriel Bic Ravndal gave the
bride away, and afior the ceremony
held O reception at the consulate gen
eral.
The marriage was the elimination
Of e romance which began while the
bride was engaged in relief work for
the American Young Women's Chris
tian Association here She had re-
turned 10 America before arrange
ments for the ceremony were com
picted, and Travelled 5000 milea b.
rapid stages in order 70 arrive in time
for holding the Wedding BY Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
DEATHS

ACKEE-Ou December 20, 1919, Anna, be-
fovsd wife ~ Andrew and mother of
Iohu. Nay, Katherlns and kose rerl
icrs Al bcr late residence. llg5 IN af;
FRIDAY evening, ocloeH. Ah'l"i
saturday at y. M.
AUYRN-On December 20. 1882 WINNIE
Ahtrn (neo Casey, beloved Nlie ei
Jenes Aheru and brother of Mary and
the late Michael 4. casey. Funefa! oAt
Stt wet 1ssth ~ solemn requiem
$50 no a m. church e. Ro1s of Lima.
tVesf fstth r Intermenf 81. Raymond
csmeiery. Autonlobile ccrisse.
ANpFRsFN- On December 20. Anna, IN
her a4th year. beloved wife of James =
Araersen Services 90 be held at Z.
esrdstron's chapel. 81 tth Az, New
YORK city. FRIDAY evening AZ o'clock
intsru.snt al Mount Oliyst csmetery
pKssIE-ou December 90. fs2s Danlsl
N beloved husband ~ AdsNns bessir
aged 81 years seffiSsa ses ,ee., esstr,." ,.s,i -
Friday morning AZ 10 o'clock. Inter
mcid Wo0diawn Cemetery.
arFaER-Davld in hl6 ssh year. bus
bsrs of the late clara Hsfschman Blelei
end beloved father 0f Leonoro y. Cohen
cedis III Weisl and william ID. bleier
rsnerait services a. Central synaSoGus
st'h a. and Lexington ay, Friday De
csmbsr 20. az 10 a m.
nrrN-oo December 90. 1923. Arnold. b.
loved brother of Albert, Carrie. Ainni'
ana Lens Blum and Charlotte LoNsoiha
Furoral services az Pettss FUNERAL Ptr
io~ as Palmetto a.. on Friday. Decem
trr ez AZ ff A. on. fniernleut AZ hf
carmel cemstsry. Cypress iiilla
pROWN--On Thursday December 81
fsss. A. his residences. teB PARK ay.. VII
lam Rsynoids Brown husband of Alief
pabc0ck Brown and father of Warrtr
III and Donald W. brown IN hiH 1ftf
year. Services at ~. Bartholomew
church, PaTk az. and 18th a.. on catuf'
dsy. DseensSr ~. - it;3t .. m
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Yale Players Appear in
"Cesar and Cleopatra"
University's Dramatic Associa.
tiOn Gives Shaw Play at Heck
scher Memorial Theafer

The Yale University Dramatic Asso-
citation resumed its holiday produe-
tions in New York City for tho lr5t
time since the war Gt the Heekseher
Memorial Thester last night. when un-
dergTsduates presented Bernard Shaw E
Caesar and Cleopatra" This play,
directed by Mr. Edgar ". Noollsy. wes
given last year IN New Haven rs the
prom play.
The cast included Messrs Lewis
Perry Curtis, Frank D. Tuttle jr, Fem
ton Benedict Turek jr.. Cornelius Rux-
ton GSve jr., David V. Monheimer, G.
Ives, Iohn Hay Whitney, Frederick
Shefield. Gordon Sherman Haight, Max
we'll Evsrts Foster. Charles Baker
Hester, George Bell Dyer, Messins
Clark, Spencer Herbert Whedon. George
Lauder Greenway, Gilbert Sedgwiek
Cowan jr., P. NJ. Duncan and F. ID.
Ashburn.
An executive committee OF New York
alumni sponsored the New York pro
ducton, and following the performance
entertained the members OF the cast
and their friends with q smoker and
musical sketch, "1he Temptations Of st.
Ehhu," at the New York Yale Club.
The members Of the executive COM
mittee were the Meesrs. Stanley Burke,
chairman; Charles II. Marshall, Ellery
Jtmes, Almet S. jerks, George Adee,
Robert Mallory, Robert Lovett, Cole
Porter and Johnfritz Aehelis.
The sketch given at the Yole Club
was written by Mr. George g. Chappell
read by Captain Traproek himself.
ell H4vtf fufr
Messrs. Lawrence ". Cornwall, JOHN
fritz Aehelis. Rufus King Don Camp
bell, Edgar VI. Woolley. Stanley Burke,
William Carr, Huntington Lyman,
Charles II. Marshall. Esmond J..
o'Brien and Edward Stevens.
Before The performance Of Caesar
and Cleopatra a number Of dinner
parties were given BY patronesses,
many Of whom entertained guests at
the play. Among the patronesses were
Mrs. Frederic Winthrop Allen, Mrs.
Don Barber, Mrs. Samuel r. Belts, Mrs.
Howard s. Borden, Mrs. a. J. DreZel
Biddle jr., Mrs. Clifford Cochran, Mrs.
Henry ". de Forest. Mrs. John S. Ellis
worth, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.. Ed
ward Ridley Finch. Mrs. John I. GIL.
lespie, Mrs. Z. Henry Hartman, Mrs.
Edward S. Hardness. Mrs. z. Roland n.
Hartman. Mrs. Walter Belknap james,
Mrs. Ellery James. Mrs. Walter Jen-
nings, Miss Annie p. Jennings, MIRA.
Oliver G. Jennings, Mrs. George Grant
Mason, Mr.. Charles T.. Merrill IT,, Mrs.
Kenneth OBrien. Mrs. Charles Pratt,
Mrs. Charles W. Pierson, Mrs. Cole
Porter. Mrs. Lewis =. Stoddard. Mrs.
Charles II. SHbin. Mrs. George Edward
Stevens, MrS. Eliot sumner, Mrs: viii
liam W. skiddy. Mrs. T. Gsillard Thomas
and Mrs. Adrian Van Sindersn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
MISS PHoERE HAGNER

Miss Phoebe Hagner. believed 90 he
one Of the oldest residents of jamaica
died late yesterday al the home Of her
adopted daughter. Mrs Rebecea Dow
dell, 90 Union Avenue, Jamaica. She
was eighty years Old She became
IN in The afternoon and succumbcd 20
o heart attack a few hours later.
Miss HaVnor was a daughter OF
Henry l. Hagncr, first Surrogate Of
Queens County. and one of tho three
surviving original students Of Union
Hall Academy. jamaica. She was = di-
rect descendant Of George Hewlett.
after whom the village Of Hewlett was
named. For eighty-one years she made
her home iu Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Society Eager
To Pay Honor
To Debutantes
Mas Jessie Laidlaw ROesler
and Miss Julia Brokaw
rendered Receptions in
Their Respective Homes
Mss Arents Introduced
n, and NIrs. VIM. Simonds
Entertain for Miss Call; ;
Mis-. Cawthra Makes Bow

n.A,,.n,es we're busy yesterday
,...Al,g receptions, teas, dinners.
,~.., and theatsr parties. In the
....,,on Mr. and Mrs. George Arents
-, reception At the Ritz 20
,...sSrss their daughter. Miss Doro-
- richardson Arsnts. Another after
~. ,s,lr was the reception Of Miss
y,',,A,,h Ruth Csvthra, given BY her
...,,,. Mr. and Mr.. Edward ROes-
:. ,l,o gave 3 reception yesterday for
w., Js,,I, IAidlav ROesler. Later IN
gs evening the debutants guests Of
..,;,u. Affairs sttsrded the supper
s,,,s siy,n BY Mr.. and Mrs. William
Slmopds for Miss Polly Mccall. de-
h.,,n,. Ssaghisr Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Mccall
wss Arents's reception was followed
~ =. dance at the Ritz. Mrs. Arents
ana ker daughter and Miss Nell Payne,
Of Harrisburg, Pa, received the guests.
which inelvded several hupdred young
people.
Miss Roesler's reception was held az
ths homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roes-
Ter. at IS East EiRhty-seeond Street. She
vss assisted IN receiving BY Miss Nina
Hudson, Miss Ellen Douglas white
hssd. Miss May Hall Parsons, Miss
Christine Sloane, Miss Mabel Conover
Miss Janet Hager and Miss Marion
coggeshall. Mrs. James =. LaidlaW
later gave a dinner for the receiving
party and ths Messrs. Lorraine Pitney
Cyril and Byron Sloane, Edward Roes.
lsr jr. and Henry Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at their
home. ssi Fifth Avenue. for their
9.butsnte daughter, Miss Julia Brokaw
TIE reception was followed By a din
nsr and theater party, and the guests
hen attended Miss McCalps dance.
Nose who received with Miss Brokaw
we're Miss Kate Billings. Miss ,MarRa-
ret Stone, Miss Adele Kelley and Miss
Barbara Kellogg. The young men who
ioined the party at the dinner included
Nstsrs. Minturn Leroy, Russell Lowell.
Hugh Richards, Leo Jiranek, Alan Har.
nman and John Havemeyer.
~. and Mrs. william Simonds gave
a dance st the Club Royale last night
for Miss Polly Mccall, which was pre-
csdsd BY a dinner. The dinner guests
included the Misses Betty Gilbert,
Adele Kelley, Cathleen Vanderbilt,
ialia Brokaw. Kathryn knight, Betty
Hrmmill. Betty Condor, Helen Rice
aad Maud Smith Also Messrs. Waiter
stokes, John Fickes, Henry Sutphen,
Rl,tsrd Hall. John Wilson, John
Kinuley, Clarence Earle, Clifford
Broisv, Gilman Hsdra and John Nc
CURE
Mrs Thomss A. CGwthra gave a re-
etptlon yesterday afternoon at Sher-
y5 for her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Rat Cpvthra, who graduated from
Nln Spence's School last year and is
snsmber Of the Junior League. Those
sho attended were the Misses Eliza
beth Armstrong, Margaret Jurgensen,
Constance Banks, Margaret HenneSSy,
Bfail.s, Black, Florence kindly, Cath
lser Vanderbilt, Dora Hotchkiss. Mar
g .. stone. Betty Condor. Virginia
cat senbush, Frances Dawson, Doro-
,, Fitch. Rosemary Holllster, Mary
lioore. Sally Peters and Margaret
POWarE
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Funeral of DIR. Alison To Be
Hid at Cold Spring To-day

The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. Alexan-
der Alison, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Cold sprlng-on-the- Hudson,
will be held to-day az 2 o'clock in the
Cold Spring church. DR.. Alison died
on Tuesday last, In his seyenty-sseond
year. -.
DR.. Alison was formerly pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church OF seat
tie, lie was n commissions 20 the
Presbyterian General Assembly on sew
eral occasions, and some years ago was
Moderator OF the New York Synod.
He is survived by his wife and two
sons-John. who IL pastor Of the Pres
byterian church at Holyoke. Mass and
Alexander jr., who is pastor o. the
FIRST Presbyterisn Church at Bridge
port. Conn. Mrs. Thomas II. Iyson,
Of East Orange, is daughter. Eleven
grandchildren also survive.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

prints BY the little known eteher. tho
Master p. s. he is rcprc'entsd BY the
extremely rare prints Of st John The
Baptist I'm the Desert and "st
George which we're obtained from the
Albortina Museum IN Vienna. being
duplicates.
A Greek akrotsrion. or nnial for a
marble shaft, which was thc favorite
type Of grave monument In ancient
Greece, has also been fecurrd b. The
museum and may now be sson there.
n Is a fine original specimen In the
chAracteristic treatment and design,
having a pair Of volutos surrounded
by q palmetto. An early Gothic carYed
oak erucihS, of French origin. is an
other addition and may be seen Ia
Wing J.
An exhibition Of shaWls Is being held
b. the department Of textiles IN CAL
lery n ~. II represents The so-cslled
camels hair, Paislie and cashmere
typea.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
MISS SARAH ELIZABETH DOYLE

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Dee 21.-llis,
sarah Eiizabetr Doyle, pioneer woman
suTrage yorker. educator and club
woman. died early today a. her nome
herc sac was ninety-two years old
Nisr Doyle was one Of the founders o.
the Rhode Island School oi Design and
of The State Federation OF Women's
Clubs. ehairmsu Of tho COMMITTEES
which organized the Women College
IN Brown University. chairman Of the
advisory council Of the Women's Col
lees. president OF the Society for Col
legiate Education o. Women and mem
ber OF the COMMITTEES 70 form an asso-
citation for the maintenance Of the
American Women's Table at the Zoo
logiesl Station a. Naples, italy. Sne
was a teacher in the public schools
hero for thirty-scven years.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
SIR EnMrND ROBBINS

LONDON, Dec. 2i.-Sir Edmund
Robbins. manager Of the Press Assoei-
ntion from 1880 20 1917, died to-day
at Bognor. Sussex He was born in
April. isl7, and. after several years
Of newspaper work, became Identified
with the Press Association upon its
formation In 1870, simultaneously with
the taking over Of the telegraph sys-
TENS by the government. He was mace
A knight Commander Of tho Order OF
the British Empire In 1917.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
JUDGE WILLIAM C.. HOLLAND

FRESNO. Calf. Dec. 2i.-Judge VIII
Liam G.. Holland, pioneer Fresno resi-
8ent and ore time leader IN Indiana
uubic lie. died a. bis home here to-
dav. He came % Fresno from Svitzer-
lard County. Indiana, where he was
born In January. isi4. lie was ~ one
time a state senator, public prosecutor
ard a judge IN Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
GEORGE 4. BOLTON

The funeral Of George H. Bolton,
former head Of the stsnogl aphic de-
partment IN the Pratt Seoretarial
school, was held sat his home. l70s
Church Avenue, yesterday. Tho Rev.
i. Berg oficistod
-. Bolton died lat Tuesday after
a. illness Of i've weeks. lie "a sur
vivod By his wife and two children.
For twenty years he was head Of the
stenographic department at the Twen-
ty-third Street Y. VI. c. A.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
WILLIAM REYNOLDS BROWN

William Reynolds Brown died yes
terday at his residence, 406 Park Ave
rue. in his seventy-seventh year. he
Is survived by his wife and two sons
Warren ID. and Donald W: Brown
Funeral services viii be held IN 81
Rartholomew's Church at Park Avenue
and Fiftieth Street tomorrow morning
~ 1890 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
sIrNNrp UoPKINsON

wOBURN, Mass, Dee. 21.-Sumner
Hopkinson, head OF the Hopkinson
Leather Company Of this city, said TO
be one Of the largest patent leather
manufacturer In the country, died to-
dnv. Death was due TO influenza.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
EnMARn InilNsnN

BURLINGTON, We, Dec. II. Ed
ward Johnson. Tor many years previous
60 1916 editor Of "rhe Burlington Daily
News" died to-day after a long Illness.
lie was sevonty-two years old and q
graduate Of Dartmouth College Ia the
clags % 1871.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
HENRY LIKLY

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 2i.-Henry
Likly, ffty-two years old, president
and treasurer Of the Henry Likly
Company. makers Of baggage, Is dead
AT his home here. lie had been III for
several months.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
PROFESSOR vINcENzO TANG0RRA

Rome, Dec. q (By The Associated
Prcss) ).-Professo Vincenzo Tangorra.
who resigned yesterday as Minister Of
the Treasury for reasons Of health.
died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
BIRTHS

uuI-on December ~. % NJ and Nv
Goorge washinFton Hnl. 81 lio Par
al. a son. Poreiyai smith IiH' ths
younger.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Af. and Mrs. Henry Z. Schnjswind,
p East Seventy ninth Street, will
gse dance tonight for Miss Emily
Sehnitwind.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Going On To-day
DAY

Am.riean Mussurn Of Natural HifioFy'
Metropolitan Mus.urn Of AT admission
free
Aauariun: admission free
BROOKLYN Museum. admission free.
New York Historical Society; admisslon
vaa Cortland, PARK Museum admission
free
Geological PARK: admission free
Hall n Fams az New York University
University Heights Gduitsion free
Museum of the American indian. heIe
Foundation. Broadway ehq iss.a btFesi'
american RsGio Exposition. Grand Cen.
Xs.tinE of Ualtsd s,sies Daughters u
iiis. waldorf Astoria " . Go =. :ify y..
perleactr iu Scotland Yard. Nall9fi-
Astoria. lf O'Clock 81.
Janet richards on Topics ~ the Hour
Hotel Piaz4. 1910 .cl0ciL
Reunion. Alumni of Boys AlGA SeHoo''
Brooklyn. o'clock. ..-.. = r-.,,f.
Pastsur. New York Unirefs.y Meeil-
school. sat East IEonty-'iA'h a"'''' .
V''V'~ SI0Hr
Dinner Of New England Society waldorf
Astoria. o'clock. -. -.
Sonysn'io2 o. 's' o.e1ect
Gertrude ogden Tubby on "Psyeho. o.ogle.i
Inaulry" West Forty rpFenth s'is'~
Sis o'clock. 80. c.,-f
Everett Dean Martha o. "Ale we 80
DsmoerAtsf'' Cooper Union. .ib oeloe.
villa rauikn@r PAGE on ''Ihs Ptycnc.'tf
of Auto Suggestion" Carnegie h-lh $40
coset Gr,iilsry corps. Ciu1snE Military
Training camps, reunion aha sl"9-e 'e
ON Coast Artillcry Armcry, sihth Ave
nuc ard Fourteenth street, o'eiocA-
Hoboes of America and hnlghts or "
fs-~a e0gfw-se Rail ana lulooI fFff'f
TammAnT Hall, o'eloek ~
-. ,,iuare college, New ofS
Univaraiiy. ciam of 'fs, dance hoNi
Commodore. $40 o'clock
lion Rooms $50 Chryaie Street
o'clock. t.. .rf
Dr george Ornstsin on "Tubcreuloas. IsI
East Seventeenth Street. sib ociooh'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Birth, Engagement. Marriage,
Death and In MemOriam Notices
may be ieIepionsd 70 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for IN
seriion in The next days paper.
Telephone Beekmdn 5000
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Lady Granard Gives
Dinner and CotiIliOn
Prince and Princess Christopher
Entertain; Count Szecheuyi
Here From Washington

Countess Grsnsrd gave a dinner last
aight az the homo OF her father. mr.
Ogden Mills. 81 2 East Sixty-uinth
Street, attended by about seventy five
guests. A cotiilion, one OF the first
hsld in this city for several years, fol-
lowed.
Prince and Princess Christopher OF
Greece entertained az tea yesterday
n the Ambassador for DR.. and Mrs. Jo-
sePh Blake and Prince and Princess
Bibeseo,
Count Szechenyi has arrived ht-c
from Washington and is at the St
Regis.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delafeld. Of
Tuxedo, arc at the 81. Regis.
Nr. and Mrs. Franklin Mott Warner,
o. White Plains, are in the city and
'e al the Lorraine.
w. and Mrs. Marion Eppley left
Ae Ambassador yesterday and have re-
turned 10 Newport.
Nr. and Mrs. Carleton Macy will en-
briain friends In the Ambassador grill
u New Years Eve.
NJ. and Mrs. T. c. Condor will give
ga eanSant this afternoon at Sherry's
.H their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
conion.
In Prank c. Bauman Page will in
ueesss her daughter, Miss Ruth Page,
y upper dance tonight st Sherry's.
I'm. Colgate Hoyt, who is a. the
fafs, will give q dinner Saturday night
~ hef home in Oyster Bay for Count
lnly.
!. IN. Schuyler Smith and Mrs. Edwin
=. Chapman will give a reception to-
gay az the Ritz-Carlton TO introduce
,asir daughters, Miss Maud Smith and
Mss LYDIA Plunkett.
hr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Lakin will
3ve reception this afternoon at the
Volony Club 70 introduce their daugh-
,ers' Miss Hettie B. and Miss Eleanor
Putnam Lahn.
Af. and Mrs. Henry Z. Schnjsvind,
ol East Seventy Street, will
ye dance tonight for Miss Emily
nehniewind
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

hr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Lakin viii
ve reception this afternoon at the
Volony Club TO introduce their daugh-
s,srs' Miss Hettie B. and Miss Eleanor
Putnam Lakin,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

M'bp.AhD IN DftemDff ~ Willia r
California bassol. beloved HUSBAND q
EliaoF MeDonald tnee Lloyd ard lathe
~ Robert Lloyd Mcdonald Member o
Flka Funeral from his late residence
Nt West tfth o.. Saturday D m
lnt1unsnt Woodlawn Cemetsry Auto
mobile cortsao California papers plsss.
copy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

=. IN. Schuyler Smith and Mrs. Edwin
y. Chspman will give a reception. to-
gay az the Ritz-Carlton 70 introduce
,sslr daughters, Miss Maud Smith and
Niss LYDIA Plunkett.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Nolan (nse BfaniEsnl. beloved VIE
the late Patrick Nolan and ioyi
mother of Edward T.. John y. AEl
Joseph and CatheTins Nolan. TuHsi
from her late rssidencs. stf 10th av.,
Fridsy December %. ~ z a. m then
90 sacred Heart church, Wet STAT .
where requiem mass VIII Do celebrate
tntafmsnt calvary Cemetery Abrams
nenta 81 II Devlin Inc. itt West 6tst \
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
NAIgUYON on D.s

catherine Sapghion, survived b. one sif
tfr lTi. Ncllls prdss. and two nephsUf
Joseph L. Caliahaa ard John Csfahss
kuuoral from Daily Brothers Chapel, &
De kaib a., on Friday. December az. q
am, solemn requiem macs a. o.
Auaustinc'H church. sch av and stsrih
Place fniernient In calvary Csmstsry
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

PFEFPEH-esrah. beloved wife Of Willisr
pfefer and beloved mother of has Pfsf
fer Funeral from her late rsaidsngs
1888 College az friday, DECEMBER ~
az $40 a. m. Ltquiem mass AZ Churc
of Our Lady Of Victory. 10 q. m. Int
Lnent Calvary. AnLo coFlaRa-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

THOMPSON--Jzmss b., suddenly On ~
brothsr.la-law. Jules G. Weiss Cyprssf
av. ssssete Nsw York HAfbof ~
neral services wiil b. held AZ above 80
dfsas Friday. December ~, ~ p, o.
fniefment AZ WOODLAND. friends tr'
fnrlfaf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

PIEHCE-Hr Robert j.. former rssitsr
" lif South Let sv.. Noun; vernon. :
Y. suddenly. az Trenton. =. J. hr. pisrc,
is survived BY . wife Emma Jane Pierce
and a son Clifford A. Plsrcs, Of Me-
Jersey. Iafernent viii be % WoodlaWi
Cematefy Saturday a. 10 M
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

sTOCKERT-On Tuesday. December y,
1912. william ?. Hl0ckeft N bic tNl
year Funsral from 80 GRAND o.
brooklyn. on Saturday. AZ $40 a.
fnttrmsnf In a. Johns Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

sCHROEDER Mary a.. o. December o.
daughter Of the late Captain o. N
Schroeder Services nannsrg Tsmpii
oliver ana Hshry sts. sunday. Dsssmb'
a. d m
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
KRAMER
NcfTTTOU a. Tor0nfo C.Tr0-

Nf'A LION -M toronto fanaQs. Weanff
day December %. IN The C1d year of ~
age, Hobelt Lss Mccuiioh. son - ths
late James IS. and Isabella Steel No
cuiioh Funeral ssrv,ces ~ his iats rs-
deace, i1I Havoioch e.. Toronto. - 1.f.
D. m. nncemhaI 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Nu Colgate Hoyt, who is a. the
f'aFs, will give q dinner Saturday night
~ hef home in Oyster Bay for Count
.ae Countess Costantini, Of Florence,
laly.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

STOKES-On December 20. 1873, a. ~
residence. 20 tth AZ, sarah Ellen. wife
of the late Charles Y Stokes, Funsrf
private. Please omit agwsru
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

isl2 Leonard n Kipp. Assd 81 years
Funersi services on auBtAy Dtesmbs
- hsif-psst ooiock, from hiE ist
rtgidencs. fQ south Highland aY. Ossin
lnG. Ifishds are kindiy requested 9
omit howsfs intsfm.nt Sleepy Hsiio,
Cemetery. Tsrrytown.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

beT 80, 1873 Funeral services o
Coester's Funeral Pariors s2g Home .,
Bronx. v z. 0n Friday AZ D. IN. TAX
bfon1 Part subway 20 Freeman stree
afatlon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

nADTOHD-Guy .. CAMPBELL rU
NERAL CHURCH Broadway-gsth a.
ullI nurla-.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Prince and Princess Christopher OF
Greece entertained at tea yesterday
n the Ambassador for DR.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Blake and Prince and Princess
Bibeseo.