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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams Morgan
Of 81 West Twelfth street are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son on
Tuesday in the Sloane Maternity Hos
pital. Mrs. Morgan was Miss Martha II.
Burt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Frederick Burt Of 40 East Eighty second
street.
Mrs. Robert Byron Bua gave
luncheon party at the Plaza yesterday
for Mrs. Williamson w. Fuller. Mrs. J.
Terry West. Mrs. Arson Flower Robin
son. Mrs. Robert b. Bula, Jr.. Mrs. G. G
Bula. Mrs. Townsend Horner and Mrs.
John West Horner.
The marriage OF Miss Madeleine
Rossin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Rossin OF SO East Sixty-eighth street. TO
Mr.. Alfred c. Berolzheimer. son of Mr..
and Mrs Emil Berlzheimer. will take
place on the afternoon of May 4 In the
ball room Of the Ritz-Carlton.
Miss Mildred Taylor gave a luncheon
Yesterday at Pierrc's for Miss Mar
garet McAleenan, who will be married
to Mr.. Percival Harding Money on sat
urday in ST. Patriclts Cathedral The
other guests were Mrs L.. $. Coona.
Misses Muricl Moore. Mary McAleenan
Marcela McCabe and Winifred Money
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CROCKETT-LEWIs.

Miss Imogene Lewis. daughter of Mrs.
W. p. Adele Of Hartford. Conn.,, was
married TO Mr.. Newkirls Crockett, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens Crock
EFT. yesterday morning in the Churcn OF
the Epiphany. Lexington avenue and
Thirty-fifth street. by the rector, the
Rev. William Il. Croker. Miss Nellie
I.andquist was the brides only atten-
dant and Mr.. George Russell Swift
served as best man for Mr.. Crock.tt
The ceremony was witnessed by rela-
tives and a few friends and Immediately
afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett sailed
for Bermuda. On their return they will
live in Riverside. Conn. Mr.. Crockett
served eighteen months with the 102d
infantry. unit of the Twenty-sixth
Division of New England. The marriage
was once postponed owing to the illness
or Mr.. Crockett, the result CT gas and
wounds.
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KBRFOOT-BARTLETT.

Miss Henrietta Mob. Bartlett, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Thomas Madison Taylor of
d6S Riverside Drive. was married to Mr..
Branch Price Kerfoot last night in the
small ballroom of the Plaza. The bride
entered the room with her stepfather.
Or. Taylor. where the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. s. Lyons of
Atlanta, Ga. The brides only attendant
was Mrs. Vincent Rochester Bartlett OF
Philadelphia. and Mr.. Chapman Ropes
served as best man for Mr.. Kerfoot.
The ushers were Major Randall Cation.
Messrs. Oakley l.. Alexander, Euclid
Covington and Vincent r. Bartlett. A
reception. supper and dance followed
the ceremony. Mr.. Kerfoot and his
bride will live in New York. He was
graduated from the University of vir-
Sinia and is member Of the Lawyers
Club of this city and Of the Ardsley
Club. Mr.. Kerfoot is member Of the
law firm OF Burroughs, Brown & Ker-
foot
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FINAL CONVERSE RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Vail Converse
gave their last reception yesterday at
their house, 40 East Fifty-first street.
The guests included Mrs Robert Goelet.
Prince and Princess Francesca Rospig-
liosi. Mrs. William A. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte. Misa
Mae T.. Andrews, Mrs. Lewis s. Kauf-
man. Mrs. Richard II. Wilson. Miss
Lorna Mallinson, Mrs. George ]. Gould,
Jr.. Mrs. David TrumbulI L. Van Buren,.
Miss Margaret Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
William Il. Dick and Prince Iswalski.
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MRS. BURRACE, WIDOW
OF WAR VICTIM, TO WED
Engaged to Mr.. Norman D.
Weir, Son Of Mrs. J. q. Weir.

Announcement is made OF the engage
ment of Mrs. Helen McChesney Burrage
of East Orange. n. J.. and MIR. Norman
D. Weir, sou OF Mrs. James Davidson
Weir OF Brooklyn and Sea Cliff, L. l..
Mrs. Burrage. who is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Disbrow McChesney OF
East Orange. is the widow or Capt
Perry Fraser Burrage, who was killed In
action in France.
+. Weir is n grandson of the late
John I. Piric. Chicago merchant. whose
estate Craig varra is one of the show
places at Sea Cliff Mr.. Weir was grad
uated from Princeton in 1913 and was
at the United States Naval Academy,
Annapolis. During the war he served
as lieutenant in the convoy service Of
the navy. Mrs. Nelson l.. North, Jr.. of
Brooklyn and Mrs. West wuichet OF
Evanston, ILL.,, are his sisters.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MoNTcLAIR, n. j.. April 26.--Miss Jane
Bond Ingersoll. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fl. Ingersoll OF eos Upper Noun
tain avenue. and Mr.. Joseph Durand
Scheerer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scheercr of East Orange, were married
this evening at the home OF the bride
The Rev. Luke NJ. white. rector OF st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. ard the Rev.
Boyd Edwards. pastor OF the Hillside
Church. Orange, offlciated. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Inxcrsoll was her sisters maid
OF honor, and the bridesmaids were two
other sisters. Misses Eleanor and Anna
Ingersoll. and also Miss Virginia Peaie
OF Montciair and Miss Lois Schecrer,
sister OF the bridegroom.
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Miss Agnes Brown
Mr.. Dodge's Bride
in Paris Church
american Minister to Jugo-
S.Ryia WEEDS Late Justice Pry-
or's Granddaughter.

Special Cdtse 20 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, bv THE NEW York HrsALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, April 20.
In spite of unusual efforts to MAIN
tain secrecy. It was learned this after
noon that H. Percival Dodge, the
American Minister to Jugo-Slavia. mar
ried Miss Agnes Page Brown, daughter
OF the late Arthur Page Brown OF New
York and granddaughter of the late Jus
tice Roger A. Pryor, at the American
church of the Holy Trinity here at noon
to-day.
Inquiries by telephone TO the Ameri-
can Embassy this morning elected the
declaration that the Embassy had no
information of the wedding. But two
hours later Ambassador Herrick gave
the bride away, at both civil and reli.
gious ceremonies. Mr.. Dodge's best man
was his uncle. Mr.. II. Cleaves Dodge of
New York. The only other guests at
the ceremony were half q dozen inti-
mate friends.
The bride was simply gowned In gray
crepe Georgette with a gray picture
hat trimmed with gray ostrich feath-
crs. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at. Paillard's res
iaurant, and the couple left immedi-
ately for Belgrade. Mr.. Dodge's first
wife was killed in an elevator accident
in Washington, d. c., in 1919.
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Accompanied by Daughter Gloria and Mrs. Charles H
Hopper She Will Go to Husbands Villa Near Florence

part of large estate left TO her by her
mother. who died a month ago in Con-
stantinople.
Mr.. Robert Walton Goelet left by the
Paris TO meet his wife at Bordeaux,
where she remained while he came here on
short business trip. He was accom-
panied by his father-in-iaw. M. Guestier.
Lord Richard Nevill. who was here
seeking American aid for the institutions
for the blind in England which were
largely supported by the late Sir Arthur
Pearson. is returning nome by the Gu
harder Scythia. which sailed yesterday
He said he had been fairly successful,
and would come again within the year.
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IN MEMORIAM.

wAfAN.--AIrs. Magdaiene r. In loving
memory ~ our dear mother. who passed
away peacefully April ~ 1921, IN her S3d
YEAR And with the morn those angel
faces smile. which have loved long since
and lost awhile. Alice and Herbert
cprsENIlArI.. Charles L.. In loving mem.
orv IN my beloved husband and father,
Charles III Grrenhall. who departed this
life Aprll -. .0,@
fTAII--In loving memory Of my dear son,
Thomas NJ. Hail. died Apyil %. 1900.
AffN.--fn loving memory Of our
father. Theodore LanEenbahn, died April
~. 1914.
MACR.--fn ever loving memory ~ our dear
mother, Ida Mack, died Aptil ~. 1907.
Nfcc,r,E.--fn loving memory Patrick D. Me-
cue. died April ~. 1915 Joseph w. Mo
Cue died April ~. 1911.
--samuei. In loving memory o.
tered life eternal April ~. 1917.
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The wedding of Mics Eleanor X. Bush
nell. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
8. Bushnell. TO Mr.. Horace 4. Hooper.
Jr.. will take place next Saturday after.
noon In st. Peters Church. Morrstown.
N. j.. and will be attended by numerous
friends from New York Miss Margucr-
ito A. Bushnell will be her sisters maid
OF honor. and the bridesmaids will In
clude Misses Clarisse de Rham. Lis
penard and Ethelreda Seabury, Jane
Currier and Jane Spader OF this city
and Ann G. Fraser OF Morristown. Mr..
Hooper's best man will be his brother,
Mr. John ". Hooper.
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NATHAN ESTATE TO FAMILY.

The will of Max Nathan. who died
April IS. was filed FOR probate yestcr-
day. dlsposlng OF an estate valued at
more than $4,000 In real and more
than 10000 in personal property" The
entire estate is shared by members of
the family. a bequest Of $4,000 is
made 10 Mrs Resale Nathan, the
widow OF 81 East Seventy-second street,
and trust fund OF 100000 Is established
for n sister, Carrie Nathan. OF Cincln-
natl. Trust funds Of $4,000 arc estab-
ssphed for each or eleven grandchildren.
The residue IL divided equally among
the decedent's six children.
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d. D.


LangenbRhn, Theodore Williams. Samuel
beloved husband OF Martha H.. and IA
Their OF Florence ~. Abry. Funeral
vlccs at hts late residence. $50 Westmin-
sfer road. Flatbush, on Friday. at r. VI.
ALExANDER.-April %, 1922. at the resi-
dence OF her niece. Mrs. Frances Grant.
5e5 West lsoth st.. Laura Virginia Ash
craft. widow OF Joseph G. Alexander.
Services Friday. April IS. at =. NJ.
BALDWIN CARROLL. - or pneumonia. on
Monday. April -. after a long illness.
sibyl Lambard. widow or Henry Porter
dcnce, 81 East 4gth 81. Funeral services
at St. Johns Church, Detroit. on Thurs
day. April -, at 3 o'clock.
DEANs.--April 20. Henry Deans. Remains
stephen Nierritt's Chapel. 223 sth av..
near 2ist 81. Funeral services Bowery
Mission. 227 Bowery. Thursday. r. IL.
p0UGLAss.-Ttuth Head. on April II. al
Los Angeles. Cal, wife OF Robert Drrloe
douglass and daughter OF John o. ard
Elizabeth M. Head. Funeral services win
be held az Trinity Congregational Church
Harrison st.. East Orange, n. D., on
Thursday. April p, at $3.50 Y. NJ.
DowNEs. Walter r.. aged 80 years. passed
away at his residence. 1855 Pacific st..
Brooklyn, on Tuesday. April -. Services
al the Lefferts Chapel sc Leffcrts place
brooklyn. on Thursday evening at s
O'Clock.
F1RTH.-Mrs. John, At Heaton Grange. South
orange. n. j.. on April 20. 1922. Emile
IL. uAbENfNf OF fftllllF - anu the iNAt
stephen r. resher. Funeral services at
her late residence. SATURDAY. April -. at
10. 80 A. NJ. fntcrmcrt Woodlawn Gene.
terry. Please omit flowers.
FIAGG. April -. James u. Services Stephen
Merritt's Chapel, 223 Sth av., near 2int
ST., Friday, T.. NJ.
COULD hts residence, 4sG ST. Nicholas
av.. Wednesday, April 60. 1922. Edward
Earle, beloved husband of Annie Could
(nee Howard. Funeral notice here
after.
GRrswOLD-Florcnc NJ. OF Garden city,
Nj " Tuesday morning. April Is. Funeral
services win DO held at his late residence
81 Euston road. Garden City NASSAU
Boulevard stationl., Thursday evening.
APRIL ~. on arrival OF the Long Island
Railroad trains leaving Pennsylvania sta
ton az 8:4p. Flatbush 1851. Intermont at
the convenience Of the family.
GUGGENHEnf. On April 20, 1929. John S..
son of Simon and Olga II. CugRenhelm. IN
tho 18th year 81 his age. Funeral SER
vices az ST. Thomas'E Church. 18th Nv. and
5}d IT.. on Friday, April g, ~ 10 a. ~.
1ntermont private. Denver and Washing
ton, ~. c.. papers please copy.
fIACER. Suddenly. on April 20. 1922. Hcnry
Daniel Hager. IN his I3d year Funeral
services at his late home, 2201 Andrews
av. University Heights. ON Thursday eve
ming at s 30 o'clock.
HoLE.--on April Is. az al West End av.,
Henrietta Snyder. daughter or tho lsi4
w. III. and H Louisa Robinson and wife
of the late Frederick Hole Of Tanntou.
England. Funeral services et ST. An-
drcw's Episcopal Church, i27th ~. ans
X hth av.. on Friday Aprit IS al 9.i5 y.
NJ. kindly omit flowers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
BROWN CLUBS IN CONCERT.
Entertainment Held for Benefit of
Clubhouse.

The Brown University musical clubs.
including the Mandolin and Giee clubs.
gave q concert at the Hotel Commodore
last night for the benefit OF the Brown
Clubhouse at li9 East Thirty-ninth
street. which marked the completion OF
their scvcnty-second annual spring tour.
The concert. which was followed by a
dance. included number of songs by
tho Glee club. two or three numbers by
comic sketch.
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BRIDGE ron STONY VOID.

A bridge tournament for the benef {
OF Auxiliary No. OF the Stony Void
Sanitarlum will be held this afternoon
at the Plaza. Several articles OF silver
will be offered as prizes. The officers
of the auxiliary are Mrs. Lorenzo Dam
iels, chairman; Mrs Frederick w. Jack
con. Mrs. q. Rainsford Talboys. Mrs.
Henry W. Sackett. Miss Geraldine Law
son and DR.. william Il. Billiard. vice.
presidents: Miss Emily Scott, secretary
and Mrs. J. Rich Steers. treasurer.
Many tables already have been sold and
others or single seats can be obtained
this afternoon at the Plaza.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Miss Stella Barnard. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Washington Barnard
OF Montclair. ". j.. well known plan
list. was married to Mr.. Samuel Card
ner. q violinist and composer. yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel Marie Antonette
by the Rev. DR.. Stephen s. Wise. as
sisted by the Rev. L. b. wiers of Mont
clair. Mrs. Herbert N. Straus was the
matron OF honor and the other bridal
attendants were Mrs. Ralph Forshay.
Misses Louise Springmeyer. Candace
Meahle. Belle Coale. Anne and Jean
Gardner. sister Of tho bridegroom.
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Mrs. Enrico Caruso sailed yesterday
with her little daughter Gloria by the
French liner Paris. She denied with
fash of indignation .unor circu-
lated the last few days that she soon
would marry again, and declared that
there was nothing in the report that
she is engaged to Alfred Wagstaff. She
said she had not seen Mr.. Wagstan for
more than four years. Mrs. Charles Fl.
Hopper sailed with Mrs. Caruso. who
said she will be away six months,
spending most OF the time In her late
husbands villa in Florence.
Mrs. Marie Bustanoby. widow of
Louis Bustanoby, sailed to claim
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M A r R / A C E. S

N-MICHAUN.-Agnes 5. Michau1 10
William NJ Barron. April 49, 1922. at the
Re rGhurcli OF the Blessed Sacrament, Broad
way and list 81.
JOINSTON-TYLER.-On Tuesday, April 20.
at Gainesville, Texas, Ruth Tyler, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary +. Tyler OF Gainesville.
TO Kelvin Johnston. son OF Mrs. william
McCarroll and the late William j. john
ston.
KAPPES-THACKER.--O April o6, 1922. by
the Rev. J. b. Remensnyder Emma Whit
lock Thacker TO August Kanenbley
kappes.
MACKEY-EGGERS.--A che home OF the
bride. 326 West SIth ST., by the Rev. j.
A. Weyi OF Grace Lutheran Church. 1913
West list St. Hedwig Charlotte Eggers
TO Robert House Mackey.
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MRS. MARY S. FERGUSON DEAD.
widow of Former Philippine Sec
rotary Was Ill Four Months.

spec.a, Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
New York Herrid Bureau.
Washington, ID. g.. April 20.
Mrs. Mary Stanton Ferguson. widow
OF Arthur w. Ferguson, for seven years
Executive Secretary OF the Philippine
Islands. died here to-day after an i'll
ness or four months. She was menu
Der of the board of lady visitors of the
Children's Hospital and editor OF the
hospital paper, the A17'0t1.
Mrs. Ferguson Is survived by son.
Arthur s. Ferguson. VINO was formerly
or the New York Tribuac.
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RARE FURNITURE on SALE.

The first session OF the sale Of the
Sir Algernon Oilphant collection held
yesterday afternoon at Clarke's Art Cal
ierles netted s22.320. Luigi Orselli paid
Si.700 for seventeenth century walnut
winged sofa Of the Louis Treizc period
and Theodore Havemeyer $3.50 for SIX
early eighteenth century English side
chairs Of the Queen Anne period. An
English extension mahogany table went
10 Mrs. y. q Hayman for s4l5, an arm
chair Of the rhippendalc period was sold
10 Mrs. Austin Flint 1or 1875,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
EARL OF CRANARD
SEEKS RACING HONORS
Trying to Purchase Stable Of
Russian Gunner.

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1893, 6y TIE NEW lonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, April rs.
The Earl OF Granard. who married
Miss Beatrice Mills, daughter OF Mr..
Ogden Mills. is the latest aspirant for
racing honors here.
According 70 reliable information in
turf circles. the Earl is trying to pur-
chase the stable of the Russian owner,
NJ. Mankecheff. who recently lost con-
sideraby. but Prince Aga Khan is bid
ding against the Earl in an effort to
retain his fast growing hold on French
racing supremacy.
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EDWARD EARL GOULD.

Edward Earl Gould. aged rs, who
was a pressman on THE NEW YORK
HERALD for flfty-six years, died last
night in his home, 4S6 st. Nicholas ave-
nue.. lie retired on January /, 1920.
and since had suffered from a disease of
the tonsils. Mr.. Gould was born in this
city and was educated in the public
schools. His wife. Mrs. Anna Gould.
three daughters and two sons survive
him Funeral services will be held In
the home tomorrow and burial will be
in Woodlawn cemtery
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MISS DEMOREsT TO WED.

Announcement has been made By Mrs.
Warren Demorest of 1i5 East Forty
ninth street OF the engagement OF her
Miss Charlotte Gardner Ders-
crest. 70 Mr.. George Burton. son OF Mrs.
Frederick Housman OF 755 Park avenue.
Miss Denorest Is the youngest sister %
Lady Alastair Leveson-Gowcr. The
wedding viii take place IN May. Thc
couple will make their home IN Paris,
sailing Tor Europe In September.
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KING OF SWEDEN HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Suffers Commissions, While
Chamberlain Is Badly Injured.

GREHoBLE, France. April &c (Asso-
ciated Press) king Gustav OF Sweden
was painfully injured to-day when the
automobile in which he Vas proceeding
from Nice to Geneva was struck by a
machine owned by prohinen. Geneva
banker. The Kings chamberlain was
thrown from the car and gravely in
jured. The King suffered Commissions OF
the left side stl
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Mrs ]. Francis A. Clark has gone for
a short stay &C Wrentham House. her
Newport villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander II. Revell of
Chicago have arrived at the Plaza
Hotel from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edward L. Hutton will give a
small dance tonight at East Ninety
second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald G. McIlwaine,
Jr., have taken house for the summer
at Glen Cove. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Cross have
gone to Baricross. their summer place
in Bernardsviile. N. j.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence S. Wadsworth
have left the Ritz-Carlton for Long Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton Stewart
and Miss Eiinor Cochran Stewart win
pass the summer at Seaward, their
place in Southampton.
Mrs. J. Murray Mitchell gave lunch
con yesterday at Sherry's for Misc
Lucille Baldwin and Miss Annette Til
ford.
Mrs. John Sanford has returned after
a few days stay in Boston. Mass. She
will sail for Europe in May to join Mr..
Sanford.
Mrs william Bayard Cutting will go
to OakdRle, l.. l., early In May. Her
a.. L.. A1xu
Henry James, will be her guests part
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. witherbee Of
Ledgetop, Port Henry, n. Y. have
come to the Ambassador for stay Of
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Coleman Drayton of
Tuxedo Park are at the st. Regis. where
also are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant
and the Misses Josephine and Edith
Grant Of San francisco.
Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens gave q
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's. Her
guests were Mrs. William p. Douglas.
Mrs. Joseph q. Davis, Mrs. George II.
Howard and Mrs. Brady Hartman.
MISS .AlIC6 a. 0c x<huldI, WuU PdS5c0
part of the spring at Pembroke. her
place at Glen Cove, L. l., has gone to
Europe for several weeks accompanied
by Miss Evangeline Brewster Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Pratt. who
have been touring In Europe and in
Egypt since last fall. will return next
month to Killenworth, their place at
Glen Cove. l. I.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox is holding a meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Horatio S. Shonnard, 500 Park avenue,
to make arrangements for features of
the Street Fair on May 16 in aid of
the Association for Crippled Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Taylor. Jr.,
will pass the summer at their new home
at Meadowspring. Glen Cove. L. l.,
which they purchased from Mr.. George
G. Bourne. who has a new place at
Mill Neck, j.. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, who re-
Gently returned from Europe. have taken
a honse in Newport. Mrs. Jerome N.
Bonaparte gave luncheon yesterday
at Pierre's for Mrs. Goelet and Mrs.
William May Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonaparte will pass the early>summer
in Newport.
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MRS. r. T. BAKER SAILS.
To Pass Summer Here, She Says
Leaving Paris.

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1879. by THE New YoRK HEaALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, April rs.
Among the passengers sailing for
New York to-day on board the Rotter-
dam was Mrs. Raymond T. Baker. for
merly the wife OF Alfred G.. Vanderbilt.
Before leaving Paris Mrs. Baker told
her friends that the rumor that she i'm
tends TO get a divorce was unfoundcd.
She expects to remain in and near New
York throughout the summer, she said,
returning to Paris next autumn.
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SIORRIs-RYAy.

The marriage OF Miss Margaret II.
Ryan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ryan of Paterson, N. j.. to Mr.. Arthur
J. Morris of New York. took place yes-
terday morning in st. Patricl's Cathe-
drai The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Joseph A. Morris Of the Church
or ST. Paul the Apostle. cousin OF the
bridegroom, aud the nuptial mass that
followed was celebrated by lie Roy Nc
William OF Jersey City.
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Announcement was made yesterday
by Mrs. Patrick McMorrow of the mar
riage Of her daughter. Miss Kathryn
Kiliccn McMorrow, 70 Mr.. Walter Leo
Blackhall Of Brooklyn. which took place
on Monday last in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament.
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JAMES ALBERT HoYT.

James Albert Hoyt. aged 40, FOR many
years connected with the foreign ex-
change department of the American Ex-
press Company. died Monday at Mount
kisco. y. Y. after an operation.
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wAsHyEG-rE.

Secretary and Mrs.. Hughes had a
box yesterday afternoon for the recital
given by Nine. Matzenauer for the bene-
fit Of the Wellesley endowment fund.
Their guests were Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Gen. John ]. Pershing
and Miss Catherine Hughes.
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PARIS. April 2G.--paul Dcschanel, for
NOR President of France Is seriously M.
He il suffering from influenza with COM
plicatlons,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27

Mrs. Weeks, wife of the Secretary OF
War, headed the receiving line at the
army dance last night at Raucher's and
was assisted by Mrs. James G. Har-
bord, Mrs James p. Barney and Mrs.
|. Duncan Elliott.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
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HOFFMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman
5I3 West 191st ST., New York. announce
the arrival OF daughter on Wednesday,
April 70, 1922.