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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21
II Robesys Harp TIayse and tgi
junior Robeys

Robey, t1 1lat Al
Junior Robey
"a number OF young people me!
above the mines on TANK Hli
Thursday night and had a corr J,
roast. Games were played arouno
the camp fire and few readings
were given by Miss Ethel wilson Sc,
Those present Included tne
Misses Doris Matheny. Hazel WI
son, Mary Davis, Hezel Blubaugn'
Eleanor Hayse and Jimm Leveiie
Pete Wilson, Leonard Evans, onn
Trimmer. Fu1mer Robey, hoy
Morris, Bill Sloan, Bob Sloan ano
Russell Blubaugh.
Entertains Class
Herman Post, teacher OF the Jun
ior Boys Sunday School Class en-
tertained it at weiner roast Wea'
nesday night
Baxter Team Wins
Bakers baseball team went to
Earrackrille "Wednesday to play
the BarrackviIle team and won by
a score Of a. Fine innings were :
played. The Baxter team played
in Rivesville Thursday night AMI
won ga.
u. IlSdSahC 4 s-s
Several of the married people
of Baxter had a corn roast Thurs
day night on, the hill above the
Clayton residence.
Personals.
Mrs. Boutwell, and children,
Lettia and John, OF Louisville.
KY. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Haney and daughter, Miss
Francis. of Fairmont were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Robey Sunday
Miss Mary Davis of C1arksburg
is visiting her cousin Miss Mil
dred Davis.
Miss Leila Robey left wednes-
day for Haney's Camp near Smith
town, where she will spend some
time with her cousin. Miss
Francis Haney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Haynes at
tended weiner roast In Fairmont
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Opal Hopkins and Miss
Erma Hopkins were In Farm ont
shopping the first of the week.
Miss Ethel Morris is visiting
relatives in Greensburg. Pa.
William Hawkinberry was in
Fairmont Wednesday morning
MISS CoI .OidS I'LL wee
the guest of Miss Leanore Lough
of Locust avenue, Fairmont, last
week.
Miss Grace Morris is in Hilder.
brand where she will spend some
time.
Miss Mary Wilson has been Ill
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. ]. H. Jackson of New
Philadelphia. Ohio. was here
Tuesday to see Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Hoult-
Miss Rena Matheny has re
turned from Pittsburgh, Pa.
where she underwent an operation
for goitre. She is getting aloni
nicely.
Miss Vida Matheny underwear
a minor operation Thursday aft
ernoon.
Bob Sloan, jim Burge, Ernest VIII
son and Cecil Morris motored t
Rivesville Thursday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Sloan, who ha
, been visiting in Monongah, ha
returned home.
Paul Post is visiting in Smith
town.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21
BAXTER. !.
Corn Boiling

Several young people decided at
a late hour Tuesday evening to
have a corn boiling. They gathered
on the bank along the little Paw
Paw Creek, with their arms loaded
with corn, and built large fire
over hich the corn was boiled in
q large iron kettle: While the cora
was boiling stories were told
around the camp fire.
Those participating were the
Misses Mildred Davis, Mary Davis
Mary Post wilda Matheny, Leila
Robey and Herman Post, Vernon
Morris. John Trimmer. Charles
Sales. Ellsworth Post, Junior Robey
and Arlie Toothman.
Injured at, Mine
J.. Perry Thompson was serious
lv injured Wednesday morning al
the Woods Run Coal Mine in Paw
Paw District, near Baxter. MT
Thompson, being an owner of the
mine, had charge of the engineer
ing and mine development
At the time of the accident Mr.
Thompson was riding on a car
which was being shifted under the
tippIe. He had badly brushes
and torn scalp and one lung l:
pun ctured. The lung puncture !:
the most serious of the injuries.
Following the accident MT
Thompson was removed to Coos
Hospital in Fairmont.
Weiner Roast
The Junior Girls gave a weinei
roast Tuesday night In the home
of Pat Hayse. The evening wat
spent in playing various games ane
the weiners were not roasted until
la late hour.
GThose present were the Misses
Eleanor Hayse. Pearl Blubaugh
Hazel Blubaugh, Doris Matheny
Ada Post. Pauline Henderson ant
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21
A NEW BIBLE.

SNRsHENDR1CK WILLIAM VAN LOON, Balti-
siSzmoreS has written for himself and his family
anew Bible This was mere nothing for DIT.
Van Loon.4Swho has written already the STORY
and expects to toy with the story
sofsthes Eighteenth Century, little later
Loon, VIII ose family probably at one
.ffnessp spelled their name with rey termination
esR.ag an intelli gent man. can't very we'll
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

Business of Marion County returned filed
with enthusiasm from their trip to the Fourth
Camp at Jackson Mills. Seeing is believing with
the most OF persons These business men will be
found backing the proposition undertaken at jack
son Park, since they have personally visited the
o there.
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Sheriff Charlton had better try to please his pri-
soners in regard their quarters after this,
or they might take notion to clear away.
Perhaps William Roby didn't feel safe on the first
floor. If person becomes accustomed to an up
stairs bedroom is difficult to become reconciled
in any night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

Blossoms are be observed apple trees
out Spring Street way. 1t may be that Mr.. Boly-
ard has reversed the seasons since he took the
weather in hand. Few would dispute that last
night came directly out of the middle of December.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

Gas meters can read with enthusiasm at the
close of August by the gas company There is
something Infinitely celebrating gas officials in
this kind Of temperature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

If a crouch is the man who
wants winter to come in summer
he should be satisfied.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

Now that winter is almost here,
our Palm Beach suit is about small
enough to use for underwear.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21

Babe Ruth's home runs hav
been blows of salvation to tn
Yankees, it is said. Somethin
like hitting the sawdust trail. n
doubt.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Holiday Festivities
At Kew Gardens Inn

: Tonight Kew Gardens Inn will have
special musical program and serve
supper at IL. At midnight chimes will
ring, there will be singing of old time
songs. followed by dance.
Arrivals at the Inn include Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Wright of New York. Mr.. C.
NJ. Sincerbeaux and Mr.. John NJ Bende-
lari, New York Mr.. and Mrs. Alan J.
Smith of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, who are
spending the holidays with Mrs Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Brooks, at the
Inn; Mrs S. X. Clarke of Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lesselkeum, Philadel-
phia T.. p. Sweetser and son, Merden,
Conn, and Miss J. Adachi of Wellesley
College. spending the holidays with her
father, who lives at the Inn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Miss Lanni7 Hostess
At Jolly Bal Masque

At the Garden City Hotel Miss Doro-
thy Lannin gave bal masque last
Wednesday preceded by dinner party
at which her brother Mr.. Paul Lannn
entertained among others Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex A. Aarons and Mrs. Warner, Mr..
Thomas j. O'Reilly and Miss Adelaide
O'Reilly. James j. Dooling- and the
Misses Doolng OF New York. Bert Nc
Eride, Walter Helig. Preston Walsh and
Peter Wilkinson.
At the ball Miss Lannin daughter
of J. j. Lannin. wore white wig and
"a costume OF crinoine and hoop skirt
OF the ante-bellum period. There were
about two hundred guests.
Among others in costume were Mrs.
Alex A. Aarons. Juvenile; Miss Anita
Barnard, skating girl; John Tyson,
Plerot; Reginald Alton, Chinese; Willis
Harlow, East Indian; Arthur Kennedy.
Ir.. Spanish toreador; Richard Kershaw.
costume Of 1860; Thomas ]. O'Reilly,
Spanish prince; Adelaide O'Reilly, gypsy;
Thomas j. O'Reilly. Jr., Spanish.
Others present In costume were Misses
TIubbell, Dorothy Belsterling, Mary
Louise Orr. Charles Chichester Francis
and Dorothea Laimbeer. Janet Luckey,
Margaret and William Ferris, Harry
Is. Clarke, Janet Deland, Eleanor LittA,
Jane Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Houshton and Mr.. and Mrs, Keith
McVaugh.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Christodora Ball Will
Be Given for Charity

After the great rush of dances is
past there will be numerous entertain
ments for philanthropic and charitable
institutions in which the dance and
other Interesting features will predomi-
nate. There is being organized the
ChrIstodora ball to- aid Christodora
House. settlement house at 147 Ave-
nue. b, where il is made possible for
people living in a congested neighbor-
hood to enjoy some of those things that
go TO advance their social, mental and
spiritual culture and TO make them re-
spect the opportunity of becoming good
Americans.
In conjunction with tho settlement
there is a summer camp called North
over at Bound Brook, n. J., where there
are outings for children and grown ups.
Christodora House has been active for
twenty-five years in the work of Amer
icanizing immigrants.
Among the members of the board OF
managers are Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James, president; Mrs. Edgerton Par
sons. vlce-president; Miss Constance
Jennings. secretary Mr.. John sherman
Hoyt treasurer: Mrs. +. Louis Sladc,
Mrs Frank n. Doubleday and Miss
Julia Ryle.
Miss Jennings is at the head of the
dance committee, and there will be
special features to be arranged by Miss
Harriet Camac. Among the many pa
tronesses are Mines. Cornelius Agnew.
Edward r. StetAnius. Allison Wright
Post, Hugh D. Auchincloss Dom Bar
ber, Richard l.. Beckwlth, Stuart Dun
can, Arthur Wheeler Francis. Lewis
Gawtry. John Henry Hammond. j.
Horace Harding, Walter i. James, W.
de Forest Manice and A. Henry Mosle.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Miss BeroIzheimer Is
A Christmas Debutante

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Berolzheimer gave
coming out party at Christmas for
their daughter. Miss Helen home from
the Merrill School at Mamaroneck for
the holidays. Their son Charles came
home from Harvard for the occasion.
There were nearly 200 guests.
The ballroom was decorated with
Southern greens and holly. The green
was touched with silver and sprinkled
with electric lights. Each table had a
miniature Christmas tree.
Mrs. Berolzhelmer wore gold brocade
trimmed with velvet poppies. The
debutante wore white brocade trimmed
with silver tlnsel
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Sinnott. Mr.. and Mrs Frank j..
Coyle, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Season.
good. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold w Koehler,
Miss Claire Beesley Miss Josephine Far
rel, Miss Gertrude Winters, Miss Doro-
thy Lehman. Miss Della Wolff. Miss
Mary O'Connor, MIR. Horace Williams.
Mr.. Jose Arena and Mr.. Samuel Barg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berozheimer also cele-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding anni-
versary during the holidays The celc-
bration was "A family party held at their
home 125 West Seventy-nnth street.
After a theater party there was "A supper
and dance. Mrs Berolzheimer wore her
wedding gowp~and a white rose sent
from Jamaica by airplanc.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Countess viii Explain
Work of French Women

On Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Countess Francois dc Bremond d'Ars
will explain In the home of Mrs. Otto IT.
Kahn before an assembly that promises
TO be large the work French women are
doing in their homes to support them
selves and their families. The subject Is
OF interest. bearing. as II does. on n side
of reconstruction which has hitherto not
been given much attention. Work IN.
offices. workrooms or factories is impos-
siblc 10 a very large proportion Of
French war widows who have 10 look
after young children or old parents. 20
support themselves and their families
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Americans Contribute to
Winter Help Institution
Special Correspondence to TIE NEW YosK
HERALD.

Special Correspondence 10 TIE New YosK
HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Dee. 10.
The donations for the Winter Help
Institution in Baden Baden are coming
in literally. During the last few days
many Americans were among the con-
tributors. Or. Keller of New York gave
$50 900 marks to the Lord Mayor. Mr..
Keller was born In Baden Baden.
The number of foreigners arriving Is
still large. The majority OF the hotel
owners plan to keep their houses open
during the entire winter. Among Amer
leans recently arrived:
Mr.. Eduard l.. Moote and Mrs. Moote
from New York. Mrs. c. Marie Parish
from Momence, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Prior from Los Angeles. Mrs. Agnes
Kleneberg and Mr.. Christoph kleine-
berg from San Francisco, Mrs Elisabeth
de Morck. Mr.. Gunter de Morck, Miss III
de Morck and Miss Ingeborg de Morck
from Buenos Aires, Mr.. Hermann
Shevltz, Mr.. and Miss Martha Franken-
thaler from New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
sonzbachiantz from st. Maria. Mrs
Luise Kley. Mrs. Marta stark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hannaser from New York and Miss
Margarete Taylor from Sydney.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Social Notes From
Richmond Borough

Under the direction OF Miss Marion
H. Sterns two Christmas plays were
given at the Staten Island Academy last
week. The plays were given In connec-
tion with the Quill Fair and were very
well received. Both dealt with the spirit
of Yuletide. In THE Yuletide Rose" the
cast included william Elliott, Margaret
Gordon, Marjorie Morren. George DIX,
Dorothy Coleman, Robert Ford, Carol
.Ianeway.. Betty Callahan, Dorothy
Pentz, Shirley Mcdonald Frank Busch.
walter Janeway. JOY Tambly, Sandford
Smith and Elliott Chaplin.
Miss Virginia u. Hooper wrote the
prologue for the children's play and the
dialogue was written by Miss Edith NJ.
Willard and Miss Elsa :. Mundorf.
Dance numbers were directed by Miss
Cora Mayo and the carols by MISS
Vera Booth. The costumes were In
charge of Miss Mildred Dunno. MISS
Margaret Gordon and William Elliott
acted as stare managers and the accom-
panist was Miss Mary Strange. Roland
,ravlor of Boston adaL ed and arranged
the scenery.
Mr. and Mrs Robert G. stanley on
tartained at bridge last Friday evening
AT their home. Mrs Gilbert Hoppin am
Mr. Emil de Plandue held the highest
scores The others present were Mr.
and Mrs. otis a. Glazebrook' Mr.. ana
Mrs Havelock Walser. Mrs. Emil do
pIanoue Mrs. Alfred King, Mr. John
Alien and Mr.. j. Dwight Leggett.
MIR aud Mrs. George cisco enter
,ained number OF guests at dinner
during the holidays.
Nr. and Mrs Ray Vidal Of Monlclelr
rcre tho a,issts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
vidal and Mrs. u Champn Morris Of
~. Marks place over the week emo.
Miss TIelrh Patterson and her orother
James are both home from school TOT
the holidays. Miss Eleanor Daley IS
home from school at Chambcrsburs
and the Misses Isabelle Perry and Mary
Brownet arc home from college.
Mrs. NJ. X. Kilduff and hor daughter,
Katherine. were the guests Of her SON
Lieut. Douglas Kilduff OF Philadelphia,
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Pearson. enter
taiued MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Pearson
and their son over the holidays
Announcement In made Of the engage
ment of Miss Marie Golden. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George farold Golden OF
Fort WadswOrth 20 Mr.. Bernard j.
Sheeran OF Haven Esplanade.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kaufman OF Bard
avenue entertained at a Christmas
luncheon last Sunday. Their guests
were Mr.. aud Mrs. Marcel Kaufman,
Mrs. Van Westrum. Mr.. Charles Sparks.
Mr.. William c. Rowland, Mr.. Matthew
Burke and Mr.. John ID. Oglby
Mr. sydney Wilcox OF Chicago was
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
O. Wilcox, for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis suesserott of Ty-
sen street, New Brighton, spent the holl-
days with his parents In Chambersburg.
Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
The NeW Noon
Is Benefit Play
of Spence School
Plans Are Complete for
Alumnae Society Pre-
sentation.

THE annual Spence School play
for the benefit of the chari-
- table projects of the Spence
Alumnae Society has at 'ast received
a name, although the amateurs have
been in rehearsal for two weeks un-
der the eye of Miss Virginia Sperry,
the executive director. 'Fhe revue in
music and dancing is to be known as
THE New Moon" with Mrs Elliott s.
Phillips and the Misses Peggy Stout,
Charlotte Demorest and Eleanor Lee
Flagg in the leading parts.
There is 10 be a "Futurist Chorus" :"
It's song, when l was a Red Rhomboid
and You Were "A Bright Blue Square
will have a unique setting by Miss Bea-
trce Beard as scenic artist. Members
of this chorus include the Misses Mary
Field. Dorothy Clemens. Margaret
Sloane Manson. Elizabeth Sturgis,
Dorothy Stewart. Rosemary Hollister.
Frances Mcgoon and Cynthia Bigelow
Mrs William John Warburton in a
leading part will represent THE Lady
of Evening Mrs. S. Theodore Hodg-
man. Jr.. viii be THE Spirit of Folly"
and Miss Charlotte Demorest "The Man
In the Moon"
One of the amusing bits will be the
drill OF the Wooden Soldiers" with Miss
Alice Bowker as captain. Miss Con-
stance Nash as the drummer and the
Misses Margaret Thompson, Bnrbara
Whitmore, Dorothea Setter and Louise
Gleason as soldiers.
Miss Mary l. Lancaster will have
charge of the properties. The coach Is
Charles S. Morgan, Jr.. of Philadelphia.
An office for the sale of tickets and
for general information has been opened
in the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

where Lieutenant Dalrymple took his
annual two weeks air training for the
Naval Reserve.
Rochelle have returned from a visit IN
the South. The first of the year they
leave for Detroit and will spend six
months travelling in the West.
Miss Catherine f. Cater, assistant d.
rector of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs of Washington, ID. c..
has been the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Clarence w. Francis Of Rochelle Park.
New Rochelle. Miss Clair Lee Curry OF
Albany. sister of Mrs. Francis, is her
guest for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Charity Ball to Be One
OF Seasons Big Events

TIME executive force of the an
nual Charity Ball on February
4 6 in the WaldSEf Astoria for
the Nursery and Child's Hospital has
been completed by Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander, the active president; Mrs.
Frank s. Witherbee, treasurer, and
Mr.. Lawrence Smith Butler, chairman
Of the floor committee. In details and
magnitude it will be the same Charity
Ball OF three generations, but modern
in all it's aspects with the Eve ball
rooms on the second floor OF the hotel
for it's accommodation.
Mrs. Charles H. Sheriff. II tho Eecre-
tary, and Miss Florence V. Doane the
executive secretary. Mrs. Algernon :.
Sullivan. for many years the Charity
Balls head. is honorary president Mr.
Butler will have as chiefs OF his floor
committee. Mr.. George T.. sullivan,
Major Henry Gansvoort Sanford. Major
James C. Mcclure, Major Alfred r.
Whitney, Col. John #. Daniel. Col
Arthur Il. Schermerhorn and Col
Charles Elliott Warren.
The vice-presidents will be Mr.. Win
throp w. Aldrich. Mrs George f.
Baker, Jr., Mrs. Gordon knox Bell,
Princess Cantacuzene-Sperans Mrs.
Francis Carolan, Mrs. Jacques Cartier,
Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran. Mrs. +. Ash
ton de Peyster, MIS-. John w. Davis.
Mrs Newbold Leroy Edgar. Mrs. Mar
shall Field. Mrs. Sidney w. Fish. Mrs
James w. Gerard. Mrs. Sumner Gerard,
Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry. Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis Gillespie, Mrs. Frank Gray Girls
void, Mrs, William Goadby Loew. Mrs
Charles d. Miller. Mrs. William Fell
loves Morgan, Mrs. Grayson NJ. p.
Murphy, Mrs. John Munroe, Mrs.
Charles +. Mitchell. Mrs. Frederick
Pearson. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs.
John S. Rogers, Mrs. John Sanford,
Mrs Edward r. Stettinius, Mrs. Willard
Straight, Mrs. Charles II. Senff. Mrs.
Joseph Earle Stevens. Mrs. Harrison
Tweed, Mrs Charles $. Whitman, and
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas Whitman.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

they are consequently compelled to work
at home.
a distinguished French officer who was
killed in the early days Of the war, has
come TO this country to try to find an
outlet for the work made by these
women. widows of officers and privates.
Their work includes lingerie, painted
gowns, painted velvets, evenings wraps,
beaded bags, dolls, fooled leather work.
paper dresses for fancy dress balls and
some extremely beautiful transparent
cabochon enamels.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
MISS oRDwAY MARRIED.

Miss Elizab beth Partridge Ordway
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George r. ord
way of Lawrence Park, Bronxvllie. was
murriel 60 Donald Thurston Thomson,
son OF Dr Elihu Thomson Of swamp
scott. Mass. inventor and scientist. last
Thursday everiug IN Christ Church.
itrOnXville. Miss Grace Elizabeth
Marsden of Boston was maid OF honor
The best man vas J. Frank Brown. Also
NJ Boston Dorothea Brown Of Salem
was flower girl. The bridesmaids we're
Misses Jane Gray, Cara Burt. Barbara
iiriggs. Beatrice Thomas, Elizabeth
Brockway. CrIstin and Mary Louise
Rowland
The ushers were Messrs Roland
Thomson and Malcolm Thomson. broth
prs of the brldegroom Howard john
son, Charles Warehan, Mr.. Stevenson,
Ellis w. Glad, Jr., and Albert Wright,
Jr A reception followed at the Graz
inntan Hotel for 800 guests, who later
pntOyed dancing
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
RELIEF SOCIETY MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the New York
Ladies Auxiliary OF the Jewish Con-
sumptives Relief Society. which main
tains tho Denver Sanatorium. will take
place early in January ln the Young
Womeu's Hebrew Association Building
in li0th street. The election OF officers
will-be held and the program Of attiv-
ities for the year will be outlined.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. Farley ]. Wilmington Of
Rochester, n. ", announce the engage
mcnt OF their daughter. Miss Ruth
wilmington. to Mr.. Henry Evans Gray,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. r. Gray, Of
Montclair. ". J. lilo was graduated IN
1918 from Yale and served as a Captain
of Field Artillery during the war.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mss MARY S. S. BRYAN A DAUGHTER
y MR.. and MRS. CHARLES S. BRYAN
/ HAROLD HARTSHORNE NEXT
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Another Brookline girl has become en-
gagged to a New York man. Miss Marian
O'ConnoT, daughter OF Mrs. Timothy
Walsh, TO Mr.. Norman Duble of this
city. She Is the niece of Mr. James a.
Wright Of New York, where her we'd
ding will take place early In the new
Mar Mr.. Duble served in France in the
Ambulance Corps. and when this coun-
trx entered the war he was commits
stoned Lieutenant in the United States
Army Aviation Corps.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. Arnott Prssslnger Of t56
West ENtty-sixth street announce the
ongagenht OF their daughter. Miss
Madeleine Thorne Pressinger, TO Mr..
Theodore Barnard Thompson, Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mr.. Arthur Webb Parsons OF 4
West Fifty-eighth street has announc,
the engagement Of his daughter. Mr.
Dorothea Parsons Dechert. to Mr.. Erne
Aldrich simpson. son of Mr.. and Mr.
Ernest L. Simpson Of this city. MI
nechert Is the great-granddaughte
the late Senator Lyman a. Chandler AZ
also OF Chief Justice Theophilus Parsor
~ Massachusetts. Her fiance left n
class Of 1919 at Harvard TO serve wi
tho Coldstream Guards during the wa
The date Of the wedding has not be,
decided upon.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mrs Walter r. owen OF Bronxvlile
has made formal announcement Of tho
engagement Of her daughter. Miss Eliza
beth owen, to Mr.. Thomas Caldecot
Chubb. OF Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
The announcement was made az a tea
in Washington, where Miss owen ls
spending the holidays with her aunt
Mrs. Charles w. wetmore Miss owen
was educated In Switzerland. az Miss
Fox's School In veyey. Mr.. Chubb pre-
pared at St Paul's School and was
graduated last June from Yale He be-
longs 20 tho Ellzabethan Club and Is a
member Of the Alpha Delta Phi.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hatch Titus
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth W. Titus. to
Mr.. Haydock w. Miller. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey r. Miller of this city. Miss
Titus was graduated from the Spence
School. Her hance served overseas as
an officer in the 307th Infantry, Seventy
seventh Division.