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Mrs. Ernest Iselin and Associates on French Marke
Committee Are Arranging Novelty for the
Aid Of Crippled Children.

be displayed on quaint push carts. Mem
bers of the committee have made tour
of the East Side and selected the carts
for use.
There is junior committee assisting.
including Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, daugh-
ter of Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt H.;
Miss Virginia NJ. Ryan, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Barry Ryan Miss Joan
Whitney. Miss Barbara Brokaw and Mrs.
c. Oliver Iselin. Jr.
Miss Constance McLane. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. McLane of A
East Eightieth street. entertained sew
eral friends yesterday afternoon, who
were invited to meet Miss Jane Cur
rier, chairman OF the girls who will
act as messengers during the Street
Fair. Mr.. McLane is treasurer of the
charity ana chairman of the advisory
board.
Miss AIcLane's guests We're Misses
Jane Currer. Helen Ward. Peggy MI
Ter. Eleanor Fitzgerald. Edith Sedgwick
,aary Merrill. Fheodei@ Thorpe. Amy
Trainer Eleanor AIelcher. Ethel Hoy
and Mary Holland. ~ 8. 81 r~.. y
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DEAD BOATS OLD PILOT,
CAPT. MCCARTHY, DIES
Ferried Thousands From the
Morgue to Potters Field.

For thirty-five years the skipper OF
the Dead Boat. which ran regularly be-
tween the inorgue at the foot of East
Twenty-sixth street 10 the potter's field
on Harts Island. was Capt. Thomas Me-
Carthy. a small, gray and grizzled man.
He died yesterday in his home in Lenox
avenue, Winfield, L. i. In 1893 AIcCar-
thy was retired On account Of failing
eyesisht. aa. t4t.
Three weeks ago the aged man showed
up at the East Twenty-siXth street pier
and was hailed by the city watchman
He replied seriously that he was going
TO take out the Thomas Brennan and
the watchman knsw then that McCar-
thy's mind was wandering. since the
Brennan, ferryboat over the Styx OF
New York for so Jog, has been tied
up for months
It is estimated that Capt. Mccarthy.
in his singular service as official Cha
ron. ferried 5000 to 1900 bodies from
the morgue to potter's field.
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Special ca5le>to THE Ngy YORK HrnALD.
Copyright, 1929. by THE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Hurcau.
Paris, May IL.
Another American girl became
member of the French aristocracy to-
day when, in the church Of the Made
ieine. Miss Sally Beecher. niece OF
former Ambassador and Mrs. Hugh e.
Wallace, became the bride of Count
Jean Bertrand de Luppe, a French of'i-
Ger during the war and owner OF es-
fensive plantations, who met Miss
Beecher during >her\ residence IN Paris
two years ago. The Rev. PolttcVln,
vicar of the Madeleine. officiated.
In the long procession down the CEN
trail aisle OF the world famous ciurch
were only three Americans, apart irnni
the members of the brides family they
were Ambassador Myron T. Herrick'
Mr.. Julian Allen and Miss Julia Thayer.
Among those present were Nine. Mil
lerand, wife of the President; Nine.
poincare wife of Premier Poincare;
Mr.. Sheldon whthouse. Counselor OF
the American Embassy, and Mrs. White
house; Mr.. Ridgely Carter, Mrs. Thayer
and Miss Thayer Mr.. Perry Belden.
Niscount and Viscountess de Mareuil,
Niscount and Viscouptess de Rouge
Marquis and Marquise de Pomereu.
Count and Countess de Neuville,
Barrone de Morgan and Countess de
Mirepoix
The brides dress was of white satin
braided with old lace on the corsages
She wore a lace veil Seventy guests
attended the wedding breakfast. The
honeymoon will be spent at the brides
eroom's chateau near Agen. the couple
then going to Italy.
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MRS. ELROY FooTE.

ITHACA. n. Y, May 11.--Mrs. Elroy
Foote, mother of Mrs. Irene Castle Tre-
anan, dancer. died Of apoplexy early
to-day in the home OF her daughter here.
She was the widow Of DIR. Hubert T..
Foote and had made her home in this
city since the marriage of her daughter
to Mr.. fireman. Mrs. fireman. who has
been playing in vaudeville was summoned
hune several days ago when 1t was
apparent that her mothers condition
was serious. Mrs. Foote leaves another
daughter. Mrs. II. E. Bradford OF
'Sarahac Lake. Burial win be in CYPRESS
Hills Cemetery. Brooklyn, on Sunday
at z. NJ
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1t was learned on excellent authority
yesterday that Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Graves of West Fifty-first street have
decided to part and that divorce pro-
ceedings will be started soon In Paris.
To all appearances Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves were living happily together up
to within few weeks and the causes of
their differences have not been stated
Since their marriage in 1914 they have
had house in thisscity and from time
to time have taken place for the sum
mer in the neighborhood of Roslyn, l.. l..
They also have cruised during the sum-
mer on Mr.. Grayess steam yacht. the
Black Watch.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Graves have been
previously married. Mrs. Graves, who
was Miss Lorraine Miller, is daughter
of Mr.. Alvah Miller of Brooklyn. Her
first husband was Mr.. Kingsley Swan
of that borough. She obtained divorce
in Reno ana twelve days after it had
been granted she was married TO Mr.
Graves They have two children.
Mr.. Graves had been twice married
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wEDs MINISTER'S DAUGHTER.
Miss Gertrude schuurmnn Bride
of Clergyman.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW IosK HERALD.
PATERSON, n. j., May II. In the
Sixth Reformed Church, Paterson, to-
day Miss Gertrude Schuurman, daush-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Z.
Schuurman of that city, became the
bride of the Rev. George James Dewitt
Of Holland, Mich. Relatives and friends
filed the church, OF which the brides
father is the pastor.
The Rev. Mr.. Schuurman officiated,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Anne Vennema
of Passaic, n. j., former president OF
Hope College, Mich, where both bride
and bridegroom were graduated. MISS
Josephine Belt of Holland, Mich. was
maid Of honor and the Misses Ruth Van
DUNE Of Passaic and Emily IL. Luxen
of Paterson were bridesmaids. DR.. FL.
T.. SchuuI1nan of Chicago was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Ralph kortel-
ing Of New Brunswick. John d. Muy-
sshcns, the Rev. L. c. McEwan ard J. II
Ardis of Princeton.
The couple will reside in Doylestown,
Pa, where the Rev. Mr. De Witt has
accepted q call.
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pRENTIss-CAMPBELL.

The marriage OF Mrs. Margaret
Thompson Campbell, widow of Mr.. Rob-
ert Lincoln Campbell of New York and
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grant Thompson OF New Hsven, Conn.,
to Mr.. Marshall Prentiss. son or Mr..
Henry Prentiss of Rutherford, n. j..
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Chantry of st. Thomas's Church, the
Rev. DIR. Ernest Al. Stires officiating
ONLY members of the immediate families
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride, who for several years has
made her home in this city. recently re-
turned from Paris, where sh, passed the
winter.
Mr.. Prentfss, Yale, 1907. served over
seas as captain CT infantry attached
to the staff of Maior-General George
w Read
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EARL FRENCH GUEST
OF PILGRIM SOCIETY
Looks to Common Sense to
Settle Irish Question.

Field Marshal Earl French OF Ypres
was the guest of honor last night at =
dinner given in the University Club by
the Pilgrim Society in the United States.
Elihu Root was toastmaster.
The Field Marshal dealt largely in
generaltes during his speech and
touched only briefly on the political and
Irish situations. He said that he be-
lieved and hoped that the Irisb prob
lem would eventually be worked QUO
satisfactorily by :he common sense OF
the Irish people
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TO WED MISS DURHAM.

The marriage of Miss Estelle Cam
pion Durham. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Claude Durham OF the Hotel
Gotham and Durham, to Mr.. William
Brevoort Potts. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Potts of 12o East Fifty-fifth
street, will take place next Tuesday af-
ternoon in the Chapel of st. Thomas s
Church. DR.. Thaycr, mrster of St
Marks School. will perform the cere-
mony. .
Miss Marion A. Liz ton will be maid
OF honor and Mr.. Richard Foster best
Iren. The ushers will include Messrs
Thomas Claude Durham. Jr., brother OF
the bride: Frederick a. Potts %, brother
Of she bridegroom, nd Gordon Scott.
There viii be a small reception at
S--erry's.
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WILLIAM WESLEY MAsrERsoN,

LONDON, May 11.--William Wesley
Masterson, American consni az Piym-
outh, died here yesterday after an oper-
alton for appendicitis. He was norn In
Carrolton. KY, in 1861. and soon after
his graduation from the c!pcinnSti Law
School was appointed Consul ut Alden,
Arabia. from which post he resis1ed i'm
slsSs. He returned home and Ter some
time edited a newspaper In 1903 he
returned TO Alden as Consul and served
also at Batum and Harprt, g1ing In
1920 to Plymouth, He leaves iis wife
and several children. Burial will be in
the United States.
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Robert Graves
Rumors of Break Between Wealthy Manufacturer and
His Third Wife Conirmed-To Go to France
by Separate Steamships.

before he welded Mrs. Swan, who was
considered one of the most beautiful
women in Brooklyn. His first wife.
whom he divorced in 1900, was Miss
Charlotte de Grasse Catlin, also of
Brooklyn. Mr.. Graves was awarded by
the court the custody Of their son. Rob-
ert Graves, Jr., then years old. Some
years later he married Mrs. Marguerite
Plant, widow of the wealthy Henry u.
Plant, whose second wife she was. When
Mrs. Graves died she left to her husband
a fortune said to be S2,000,00o.
Mr.. Graves is son of the late Robert
Graves, manufacturer of wall paper,
from whom he inherited a fortune. His
interests in the large business that his
father founded still continue. He Is
brother of Mrs. William III. Erhart OF
this city and of Cedarhurst, L. l.. and
also of Mr.. William Leon Graves, who
of late years has lived between Paris
and New York.
1t has been stated by those in the con-
fidence OF MIR. Graves and his present
wife that they will leave in different
steamships for Paris within fortnight.
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TO AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

Among the patronesses FOR the motion
picture presentation and dance to be
given at the Plaza this evening by
tho Sewers in behalf of the Darrach
Home for Crippled Children are Mrs.
Henry B. SlaybaclS, president of the or
eanization, who viii entertain forty
guests at a buffet supper; Mrs. Edwin
w. Lancaster, Mrs. Il. Wyckoff Harris,
Mrs. Louis S. Kerr. Mrs. Christopher NJ.
Lowther. Mrs. Frederick West MacDon-
ala. Mrs. Charles Henry Guye and Mrs.
James Reginald Foster. The junior
committee includes tho Misses Dorothy
Thompson. Virginia Sterry Mary Battin.
Winifred Howell. Frances McCoon Kath.
ryn siayback, Beatrice Beard and Janet
Gregory.
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JAS. A. wENDELL's FUNERAL.
state officials to Go TO Grave After
Private Services.

ALBANY, May 11.--Funerai services
for James A. Wendell, State Comp
troller. who died Wednesday, will be
held privately Saturday at Mr.. Wen
dcll's residence in this city,. Arrange
ments have been made, however. for
Gov. Miller and other state officials to
attend services at tho grave. Burial
win be in the Fort Plain Cemetery. A
special train from New York will bring
friends of the late Comptroller and the
party will 20 70 the grave.
Among the honorary pallbearers will
be Jeremiah Wood. Lieutenant-G Cow
crnor: John J. Lyons, Secretary OF
state ~. Monroe Marshall, state Treas
urer: Charles ~, Newton. Attorney
General, and II. Edmund Machold.
speaker OF the Assembly. Mark Graves
John b. Wood and Charles n. Dorm.
secretary 20 the Comptroller. will be
among the pa''bearer-.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Special Correspondence TO THE NEW Yor
HERALD.

Special Correspondence TO THE New Yorx
tIraALD.
PARIS, April 29.--The following Amer
leans are registered at the office of The
Nctc York Herald Of Parts.
From New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Fis-
ters. G.. M. Welty. Miss lucille lc. Stirm.
Ferdinand X. Stirm. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A. stilm, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. $. Johnson.
Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ber-
lingcr. Miss Pcgsy Sandersor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer de Rotschild, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Meirowitz. Miss N. de illais, Mrs.
Edward Hule Smith.
From other places: Clyde l.. Snoddy.
Kolkomo. Ind: Mr.. and airs. e. G. Co.'S
grove Cambridge. Ohio the Rev. S. r..
Sharples. Nebraska Mrs. .iossica II.
Acken. Washington; Miss a. G. Post.
Mrs. J. n Graham, Yuma Atizi
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PERSONAL 1NTELLIGENcE.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsmore has re-
turned from the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F'itz Simons have
arrived In Ecuador from Europe. They
will be in Newport late in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
Will arrive from their trip around the
world in June and go to Newport.
The Misses Caroline and Elizabeth
White will sail for Europe tomorrow
to pass the summer in Switzerland.
Miss Leila Emery. daughter Of the
Hon. Mrs Alfred Anson, is in Rome.
and after her stay there will join her
mother in France.
( Mr.. Henry +. Sloane, with his grand
daughters. the children or his son-in-
law and daughter. BAron and Baroness
Amaury de Ia Grange, will go to South
ampton. L. l.. on May %.
Mr.. William Rhinelander Stewart
will move next week into the Redmond
House, at Sixty-ninth street and Park
avenue. which he has leased for ten
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard will
go to-day TO LyndhurSt their house at
Irvington. n. ". TO remain until July,
when they go to the Catslills.
The marriage of Miss Katharine
Temple Keogh, daughter of Justice and
Mrs. Martin ]. Keogh, to Mr.. Lorenzo
Semple. Jr.. will take place on June "a
in the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament,
New Rochelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw OF
9s4 Fifth avenue and their daughters.
Misses Julia and Edna Brokaw, have
gone to the Chimneys. their country
place in Brookville, T., l. They will sail
on the Olympic June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Welch, now
in Burlingame. Cal. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son there
Rhoda Fullani. daughter of Rear Ad-
miral William II. Fullam and Mrs.
Fullsm.
Mrs. William Crawford gave a dinner
last night at Pierre's for Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred r.. Schermerhorn. Mrs. Eugene
$. Reynai had a luncheon there yester-
day FOR Mrs. !. Townsend Burden and
her mother, Mrs. Dennis sheedy of
Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Emery gave a luncheon
yesterday at Sherry's. Among her
guests were Mrs. Stanhope w. Nixon,
Mrs. James Lenox Banks. Jr.; Mrs
Norris Hadley and Miss Katherine
Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Breese and
their small daughter. Beatrice Breese,
who returned Wednesday on the Olym-
pic. have Joined Mrs. Breese's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. ClaHin. at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyclx Wendell and
Mr.. Ten Eyck Wendell, Jr., of Wash
ington. d. c.. and Cazenovia, N. Y,
have rented from Mr.. Lindley NJ. Gar
rison. former Secretary Of War. his
apartment at 800 Park avenue for q
term OF years. Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
will open Lskelawn. Cazenovia, n. v,
their country residence. in June for the
summer.
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PARTY FoR ILLUSTRATORS.

The Society OF Illustrators will give
a party tonight at the Art Center. So
East Fifty-sixth street, entitled an Eek
hibition OF Playtime Stuff" in which
they promise to expose the double art
life led by the members OF the organ
ization. The program includes a pres
OF Robert r.. Sherwood's ANUS
ing lecture and film, Through Holly
wood with Gun and Camera and ore
Of Lcjaren Killers productions.
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INTRODUCES FOREIGN BRIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Van Bcurcu
Mitchell Hold Reception.

( Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Beuren Mitchell,
who were married I'm Strasburg last
month. held reception yesterday af-
ternoon in the ladies' annex OF the Net
ropolitan Club for relatives and friends
Of his family.
Mr.. Mitchell Is q son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Mitchell. His bride
was Miss Adeline Bosch Of Strasburg.
Receiving with them were Mrs. George
r.. ID. Schieffelin, Mrs. Henry McKeen
Ferriday, Miss de Peyster. Mrs. j. Muir
ray Mitchell and Mrs. ]. Murray Mitch
ell. Jr. There were 2Oo guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell will live in Scars
dale, ". Y.
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NEW SWISS OPERA SUNG.
Curt Taucher, Tenor Engaged for
Metropolitan. PIeases.

Special Cable 10 TIE NEW yoRK HrRArp.
copyri0ht, 1899. by THE, INV YORK HraAIp.
ZURICH, May Il.--A great many
Americans We're present last night at
the opening OF the International Opera
Festival. which was marked by the first
performance Of the new Swiss opera.
Venus by the Zurich composer, 9th
mar Schmoeck.
The new production was brillian;
success musically, largely due to the
voice of the famous tenor. Curt Taucher.
OF the Dresden opera, who has been
engaged for the Metropolitan in New
York
The New York herald., 1922-05-12
AUGUST MOEBUs.

August Moebus. aged 73. who was the
first Park Commissioner under Mayor
Van Wyck and was for many years
Identified with Democratic politics In
this city. died of heart disease yester-
day in his home, rs Locust avenue. New
Rochelle. He was born in this city and
was the first 'graded" Park Commits
sioner under civil service. He was a
leader for many years of the old Thirty
fifth Assembly district and was at one
time an Alderman. He retired from the
lace and embroidery business several
years ago. He leaves a wife, three
daughters and two sons. :
The New York herald., 1922-05-12
BRIDGE PARTY roR n. y. L.

Among those who have taken tables
for the bridge party TO be Held in the
Hotel Biltmore this afternoon for the
benefit Of the New York University en-
dowmcnt fund are Mrs John +. Mont
gomery. Mrs. Cleveland T.. Bacon. Mrs
Charles ". Truax. ATrs. George "A.
strong Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth Bprrn,
Mrs. Edmund T.. Mooney and NJ Ed
ward X Durham.
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DIR. JOSEPH II. BRowN.

Funeral services were held yesterday
for DIR. Joseph Il. Brown, aged Sc, who
died Tuesday in the home of his son,
William S. Brown. at Great Neck L. l.
He practiced dentistry in Brooklyn for
fifty years. He was formerly president
OF the Brooklyn Dental Society.
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IN MEMORIAM.

INcEBRAND.--Tp loving memory OF Jacob
Ingebrand who passed away May IL.
1911 wife. sons and daughters.
NATHAN.--Tn loving memory OF our dear
mother, Caroline Nathan, died May H..
ig0i al tt
STANSBURY.--In loving mertory OF our
dear mother. Matla Catharine Stansbury,
died May 1c. 1890. Sons.
TYIER.--1n loving memory OF Charles v.
Trier, formerly OF New York and Jersey
May -. 1901.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The willard-Wesley Weyman, Mr..
and Mrs William Thompson, Charles A
Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Geldard, i.
w. Mendes, J. ]. Dooley, Mrs. +. L
Thaw, Joab Banton. Edward w. Bill.
]. G. whitelaw, Ralph N. Easley. NJ C
Nigel, w. c. Noyes. i. w. Leamy.
l.. d. Loree, G.. Il. Collins. Jack Leon,
James l.. Lynch. Frank Collahas, Frank
]. Foley and A. p. Maui.
The Shoreham-R. u. Desermine.
Julius Lazo and Arthur Sowen.
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MRS. WILLIAM H. HURLBERr.

ROME, May 11.-Mrs. William Henry
Hurlbert, who was formerly Miss Kath-
crime Parker Tracy of New York, died
suddenly here to-day. She was a we'll
known figure in Rome society.
The New York herald., 1922-05-12

Special Gable to TIM NEW yoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929. " TIE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, May N.
Among the passengers who will sail on
the Aquitania from Cherbourg Saturday
will be Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 5. Erdich, Mr..
and Mrs. Leopold Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Peters. Mrs. Fanny Reich and
Miss Lydia Reich. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Sachs. Mr.. Phillip Carroll. Mr.. Jack L.
Davis. Mr.. Adolph Furman. Mr.. o. VI.
Goldman. Mr.. Nathan Richman, Mr.
Sidney Reinschreiber. Mr.. Alex Rech-
nitzer, Mr. Everett Somers. Mr.. Paul
Sachs. Mr.. Henry Schwartz, Mr. Leo
steiner, MIR. Raymond Wood. Mr.. Joseph
Weiner, Miss Dorothy Robinson and
Miss Helen Hamilton, all of New York ;
Mr. William Fellner OF Newark. N. J. !:
Miss Louise C.-Mack of Summerville, N.
j. Mr. ard Mrs. George D. Pratt Of
Glencairn. l.. l.. and Mr.. Edgar J. Ges-
sener OF Dunellen, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-05-12

The Argentine Ambassador and Nine.
lie Breton were the guests of honor at
a dinner Wednesday evening given by
Mrs Henry c. Corbln
The New York herald., 1922-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Fowler en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor
of the two special Ambassadors from
Chile tothe Chilean Peruvian conference,
Carlos Aldunate and Luis Izquierdo.
The New York herald., 1922-05-12

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace was
the honor guest at luncheon yester-
day given by the bureau chiefs OF the
Department of Agriculture in honor OF
his birthday anniversary.
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AMERICANS COMING HcME.
Mrs. F. Seymour BaYr Among
Those to Sail by the Aquitania.

MrS. fs eymOuT bHsr -h""D"f>
Those to Sail by the Aquitnnia.
Special Cable TO The NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929. bv THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
london. May II.
Among those sailing OH board the
Aquitania Saturday are Sir Michael
and Lady Marin. Sir William and Lady
Barclay Peat. Sir Nicholas and Lady
Waterhouse. Mrs. Adam S. Abbott. Miss
Helen r. Abbott. Mrs. +. Seymour Barr.
Mrs. Jennie Booth, Mr.. Alfred Butter
worth, Mr. A. ID. Carmichael. Mrs. II.
w Crocker the Misses II. y. and Hope
crocker, Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Daven-
port. DIR. Francis II. Davenport. Mr..
Waldo Fay, Capt w. H. Goddard. Mr..
Arthur Il. Goddard. Mrs. Helene Hamii-
ton, Mr.. Gustave Hartman. Mr.. II. r..
Lansdowne, Mr.. and Mrs Sinclair
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nathan
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Patton,
DIR. and Mrs. Hamilton Rice, Mrs. Mary
B. Theme, Miss Martha II. Theme. Mr..
William J. Tollerton and Messrs. Il. p.
Usher and y. X. Warnock.
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M A r R | A G. z s

PRENTISS - CAMPBELL. - on Thursda y.
May n. at 81. Ihomes's church. by the
Rev. Or. Ernest Stlfes. Mrs Mgrgaret
Thompson Campbell, daughter OF the iarn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant Thompson and
Mr.. Marshall Prentiss. son OF MIR. Henry
prcutiss.
The New York herald., 1922-05-12

Mrs. Henry Il. Dimocll- gave a. lunch
con yesterday for the Womens Advisory
Council of the George Washington Me-
mortal Association.
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WARRINGTON.

The President and Mrs. Harding en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday In honor
of the delegates to the Chilean-Peruvian
conference.