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The New York herald., 1922-06-15
c. E. F. Clarke WedS
Washington Girl;
Surprises Friends
Bride Is Miss Il. NJ. Smith,
Sister of Mrs. Marlborough
Churchill.

1t was learned in New York yesterday
that Mr.. Charles Edes Fletcher Clarke
of this city and Rye, N. Y. married on
June s, In Washington. D. c.. Miss
Elizabeth Miller Smith. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Peter b. Smith of
Andover, Mass. where Mr. Clarke for
merly lived. Announcement of the mar
riage. which came as surprise to
friends In New York. was made by Major
Marlborough Churchill. u. S. A., and
Mrs. Churchill. brother-in-law and sister
OF the bride. at whose rome In Washing
ton the marriage took place. The bride.
an old friend of Mr.. Clarke, had been
living in Washington with her sister.
Mr.. Clarke is president Of the Penn
sylvania Water and Power Company
vice-president Of the Consolidated Gas.
Electric and Power Company Of Balti-
more and of the Baltimore Tube Com
pany, director in the Union Railroad
OF Baltimore and u the lls-Royce
Company Of America. He is a member
of the Racquet and Tennis Club of New
York, Of India House, the Apawamis
Golf Club of Rye, n. Y, and the Mary
land Club of Baltimore.
Mr.. Clarke had been married before
and he and his first wife were divorced.
She now is known as Mrs. Chamberlain
Clarke. The daughter born to the first
marriage Of Mr.. Clarke. who lived with
her mother at 215 Madison avenue, was
married to Mr.. John +. Jelke. Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Jelke Of Chi
cago, on June /, In st. Saviours Chapel
Of the Cathedral of st. John the Divine
The marriage Of Miss Clarke to Mr.
Jelke was witnessed by relatives and a
few friends and the ceremony was per-
formed by Suffragan Bishop Herbert
Shipman. Mr.. Clarke gave his daughter
in marriage.
Recently Mr. Clarke bought place in
Rye known as Altadcra, which Is near
that of his mother and he will take his
: bride there when the; return from
wedding trip.
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METCALF-VENNER.

Miss Mabel A. Venner. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence III. venner. was
married TO Mr. Stanley Warren Met
calf of Auburn. N. Y. yesterday after
room at the home OF her parents. 500
West Seventy fifth street The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Walter
II. Ferris of Syracuse. an old friend OF
the brides family. Miss Gertrude Ven
ner was the only attendant for her sis
ter Mr.. Paul Hills Of Auburn was best
man a small reception was held. Mr.
and Mrs. Metcalf will live IN Auburn
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
gave luncheon yesterday. in the Jap
anese Garden of the Ritz-Carlton for
Gen. Ferdinand A. Taufflieb and Nine.
Taufflieb.
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IN MEMORIAM.

BECK -Bertha beloved mother who lives
IN my lonely heart forever.
Adele C Beck
RAEnt'gS- Memorial services will re hold
for the iato str Ernest NJ RacburL
Is ~ H.. at Trinity Church. EroadWat
aud Wall Street. ~ o'clock noon. FRIDAY
June rs
ROSS Charles r. In loving memory OF our
dear uac;c. who died June ~ iais
Rita and Blanche Ross
ROSS I'm everlasting memory or my darling
husband. Charles Y Ross who passed
away June L. 1918 May his soul rest
IN peace. Mabel Fenton Ross
ROSS I'm loving memory OF Charles J. Ros'.
June fl 1915 O. ". c.
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IA VASSAR GIRLS TO WED.
Two From New York In List of
Brides-tO-B

Speciol Dispatch TO THE NEw YORK liyRArp
PorGHKEEPsrE, y. Y, June 14.-Four-
teen Vassar seniors ont of a graduating
class 255 have confessed that they
have been hit by Cupids darts and are
soon to desert bachelor girl ranks for
married bliss. Two OF these are from
Czecho-slovakia--the Misses Marie Pod
ziknova and Vlasta Stepanova.
The other girls who have confessed
are Miss Louise Morris of New York
who Is engaged to Dudley Miles Miss
Jane Wright Of New York. enga ged
to Burnham Carter. who is graduating
from Prirreton; Miss Helen Mac
Gregor Of 1Iolyole Mass. enga ged
to Phillip O'Brien. and the Misses
Helen Burr of Ashland. Mass Kath-
crime Smith OF North Tonawanda. Jean
May. Cincinnati Harriet Hicks Of Lake
Placid. Marjorie Tiff OF Johnstown. Will
helmina Wagner OF Oak Park. ILL., Mary
Hull of Swarthmore Beatrice Atase OF
Decatur. ILL.,. and Helen Darmon of
Egggertsvillc.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. Rushmore Wood OF Plainfield. ~
j.. has announced the engagement of
his sister. Miss Gertrude King Wood. 70
Mr.. William II. Thatcher of Swarth-
more. Pa. Miss Wood Is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wood
and granddaughter of the late Isaac w.
Rushmore.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Casey of Scranton.
Pa, have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Marian T.. Casey.
to Mr.. Leo V. Klauberg of this city.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Elizabeth Maher, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maher of Greenwich. Conn.
TO Mr. William G.. Reardon OF Port
Chester. is announced. Mr.. Reardon
served as lieutenant in the 5sth In
fantry overseas during the world war
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UENRY q. WINDMORST.

Henry q. Windnorst aged %. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carl " Wndhorst. OF ia
Vista place, Mount Vernon. died Tues
day cf heart failure In his parents home.
lie was to have been married wedncs-
day OF last week TO Miss Adelaide Koer-
ner of this city. but was taken ill with
rlcurisy He was n lawyer practiclng
iu Mount Vernon He was graduated
from New York Law School and was a
member Of John Stewart Lodge F and
A. NJ. Of Mount Vernon. and Mecca
Temple Of this city.
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ENJOYS IN PARIS TO DINE.
Diplomatic Corps to Honor rresi-
dent-eIect of Argentina.

PARIS, June 14.-President-elec dc
Alvear OF Argentina. chosen to the Presi-
Dental office while serving here as Ar
gentinc Minister TO France will begin
his leave taking next Monday. when he
will be the honored guest at a dinner of
the entire diplomatic corps of the Ameri-
can nations including Myron T Herrick,
Ambassador from tho United States.
Senor dc Alvear expects TO leave there
about the end Of July.
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Charles DEwAR sTMoSs.

Charles Dcwar Simons aged IS, bro
ker and former member OF the New
York stock Exchange. died yesterday n
his home near the Richmond County
Country Club DonBan HIS. Staten
island, after a brief illness. He was
born in this city and was gradua ted
from Columbia University lie started
work in the financial district as a clerk
in tho stock Exchange. \ year ago he
sold his scat and retired He leaves his
wife son and his father. Charles j.
Simons
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Mns. swAN LEAVES s45o,o24.

Mrs Mary A. Swan, who lived at 1se
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. and died
December rs. 1921. left net estate
amounting to S459.02A11. according 10
an appraisal n!ed in the Surrogate's
Court Brooklyn Mrs Florence a. Gibb.
a daughter. OF Glen Cove, l.. l., receives
s202.0241t. Althea Gibb Eldredge. a
granddaughter. also Of Glen Cove. re-
ceives 100000 To Maude Murray. "A
niece. Of the Hotel Vanderbilt is given
$4,000 The Church Charity Founda
tion receives $4,000. Great grandchil-
dren divide 100000.
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A. Wn.hington Hotels.

Arrivals from New York a. Washing
ton hotels include:
The Willard--Mlss Hazel Berry Miss
G. Darrow, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 8.
Fsrllng James r. GIL. Eugene Holmes.
John Hughes. William d. Hytte. T.. o.
Morgan. Harold J. O'Conncll. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry l.. Powell. Arthur Rothe-
stein. DR.. J. r. Schwarzman, James b.
Slat'ery and Francis NJ. Turner.
The Shoreham-F. Eugene Ackerman.
Richard r. Davisson. Mr.. and Mrs w.
f. Eppler Mrs. r. Harris. A. w. Rosen-
.hai and Roderick Stephen.
New Ebbi.t--George Miller. Louis
Richter and George A. Bobnick.
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MISS LOUISE WOOD ENGAGED.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayes Wood OF
SIS Park avenue and wunadin Farm.
Mill Neck. l.. l.. announced yes
,cruay the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Louise Rawson Wood
10 Mr.. Ellis Warren Gladwin.
Jr. Miss Wood was graduated this
month from the Finch School,
She is niece of Mr.. and Mrs Raw
son Lyman Wood of this city and
southampton and also Of Mr.. and Mrs.
st. John Wood. Mr.. Gladwin is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis w. Cladwin Of
Lawrence Park, Bronxville. The mar
riage will taxa place next autumn.
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DINNER FOR ACADEMICIANS.
Closer Intellectual Ties with
United states Urged.

PARIS. June 1.-THE extensive fr-
tellectual progress made in the United
States in the last twenty years" was
reviewed before a large audience Of per-
sons prominent In French social and in
tellectual life by Messrs. Andre Chew
rilon and Maurice Donnay. members of
the French Academy. at a dinner given
D. their honor by the Franco American
committee in Paris tonight.
Mcssrs. Chevrillon and Donnay. who
have just returned from the United
states. where they represented France
at the Moliere Tercentcnary celebration
urged closer intellectual ties between
France and America as means for
promoting accord
Marshals Foch and Joffre. Gabriel
Hanotaux and many members of the
American colony we're present
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MIR. PENFIELD IMPROVED.

Physicians attending Frederic Court
land Penheld. former Ambassador TO
his home at 7s7 Fifth avenue with CON
gestion Of the brain. said last night that
his condition showed n slight improve
ment. Mr.. Penheld was stricken last
Tuesday night at the Waldorf while at
tending a dinner of alumni of New York
University as the guest of Chancellor
Elmer Ellsworth Brown. His wife.
formerly Mrs. Anne Weightman Walker
OF Philadelphia, IS at his bedside most
of the time.
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Mrs. MALCOLM moss M,ADoo.

Mrs. Margaret Brooks McAdoo, aged
So wife OF Malcolm Ross McAdoo. a con-
sulting engineer Of Az Madison avenue.
who Is a brother OF William Gibbs Nc
Adoo. died yesterday in the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Laurence Otis Wilson. at
401 Melrose street. Chicago. Her death
was caused by heart disease Mrs. Nc
Adoo was born IN Knoxville. Tenn Shc
Is survived by her husband, two daugh-
ters and a son. Capt Malcolm Ross Nc
Adoo OF Paris
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ENVOY posTroNEs RECEPTION.

BrRrIN. June ii.--Alanson B. Hough-
tor. tho American Ambassador. has been
obliged TO postpone his fret reception to
the diplomatic corps owing to the sud
len death Yesterday of CASTOR Garlin,
the Swiss Minister. The reception prob
ably will take place next week Among
thoae here for the reception Is Major
Con Henry r. Allen. Commander In
Chief OF the American forces on the
Rhine.
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The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu
gave dinner last night, on the roof
garden Of the Ritz-Carlton. Their
guests were Priscilla Countess An
nesley. Sir Harry and Lady Cad eaux
Mr. and Mrs. Gregoire Izwolski and
Commander Cook.
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KAHN--DU MAHAUT.

Miss Adelaide Coralie Du Mahaut.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe "
Du Mahaut, was married to Mr. Jules
Kahn yesterday afternoon at Sherry's.
by The Rev. DR.. Nathan Krass. Mrs.
Lambert r. Walker was the brides only
attendant Mr.. Henry Kahn vas best
man for his brother. a reception din
ner and dance followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Kahn and his bride will pass sew
cral weeks at the Notwithstanding iltmore
Country Club and for the summer will
be In Long Beach.
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WISE, FLEET SURGEON
AT MANILA, IS DEAD
Retired Commodore Was
Aboard DelUey's Flagship.
Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington ID C. Iune IL (

Commodore John c. Wise. L. S. N. re-
tired, died O. the Naval Hospital here
last night. after an illness OF three
months. lie was fleet surgeon with
Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay, and was
~ years old
After graduation from the University
of Virginia In 1870. he entered the navy
as assistant surgeon and In 1898 was
appointed fleet surgeon and assigned
70 the flagship of Admiral Dewey g
squadron. Commodore Wise received
the Medal of Honor from Congress for
his service in the Manila campaign
From 1900 until his retirement Com
modor Wise was president of various
district boards and was appointed a
member of the Central Red Cross Com
Mite by President Taft IN 1909. lie
was a delegate 70 the International Con-
ference of Medicine in Budapest. stock
holm and Bergen. He is survived by
his widow and two sons
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KING GREETs MIR. MARSHALL.

ROME, June liking Victor Emman-
uel to-day received Thomas II. Marshall.
one time Vice President OF the United
states. and a large group OF Scottish
Rite Masons. who had been attending
the congress OF the Supreme Masonic
Lodges at Lausanne With Mr.. Marshall
were Grand Commanders John Cowles
end Leon Abbott, one time Commander
Barton Smith and Representatives
rreadway ard King. Victor Emmanuel
questioned the Americans regarding
their trip and expressed himself as de-
lighted they were able to visit Italy
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nrrrs HORACE MEAD.

Rufus Horace Mead aged 6, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Carl A. Mead died yester-
day in the home OF his parents. 80 West
Seventy-nnth street. after an illness Of
six weeks He became ~ from measles
May and later developed mastoidltis
and pneumonia MIR Mead is a lawyer
with ofices ~ ~ wall streot Tho
mother was Miss Ethel Ward. There
are tAreo other children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Condor Of
Bernardsvile are at the st. Regis; also
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Coleman Drayton
OF Tuxedo Park and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Thompson Spencer Of Philadelphia
en- route to Newport, r. I.
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Mrs. Craig Biddle of Philad elphia is
at the Vanderbilt until she goes to New
port.
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NJ A r r | A G. E S

MISUNDERSTANDING Wednesday,, Juns
-. 1922. at the Church OF the Ascension,
New York. by the Rev. Or. Stickney Grant
Clara Adams Elmer and James Greenfield
Manchester
ROWLEY-BELKNAP. - Gladys Orth Bel
knhp, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Drayton Belknap, 10 Fitch Hartford Row
ley. son OF Mrs. Walter l.. Rowley, on
June 4 1927
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MAJOR DEAR III N RUSSIA.

CoBLENz. June 14.-Major william II.
Dear OF the Medical Corps of the United
States Army. attached TO the American
Relief Administration, is dangerously I'll
with a virulent form OF typhus at Kazan.
Russia.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOsT-on Saturday. June H. sable fur
piece on I'm av., between 30th and tOth
sts. findcr vil be literally rewarded. Telc-
rhore Worth 3f3s.
LOsT-Sahie nockpicce. Monday hts, Frank.
iln-slmor or vicinity. reward. LEIBOv1r
IIllings 2pO0 Apt i1-G
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Iewciry.

LosT-Tuosday evening large diamond
brooch between so W. 45th ft and Play
house. 4Sth st Liberal reward. A. "
MATHER CO. 2o2 1th av
LOST Diamond stlckpin az Palace Tteatcr
on SUNDAY afternoon, June li; suitable re-
ward. s. lt RICHARD, 90 W. Front st.,
LOsT-Old fashioned ring. 2 small diamonds
between 3oth and 22d sts., Lexington and
1d avs Return 90 desk ~ Hotel Butlodce.
1853 Lexington av
LOST TUESDAY platinum her pln with dla
n:ond inserted reward - go Herald $50
broadway.
LOST Saturday gold pin. bar ~ music.
notes. diamonds reward ALLEN, - W
18TH 20. chelsea 3sf5
500 REWARD
for return 90 platinum loctet oct with dia-
uonds lost ab0uf June between West 1tlrt
st. and Burmora Country club A. G.. BEN
NrTT ~ William st Phone BROAD 276t.
Sioo REWARD
for return of silver mesh bag Initiated
A. j. r.. and contents. including ring. dia-
mord in center. surrounded hy sapphireq.
lost June 70 b,tHpeu wall and West 1O0th sta.
In subway or t1Ncab A. R. LEE co.
1NCo o. William st.
So REWARD FOR platinum fnlgrcc brooch.
moonstonC rcntCr. with small snUphircs and
riooustouce. lost Juno - between Henry si
and Grand Central station. TIFFANY co
Fifth av and 3Tth st
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PoStInaster-General work left yeSter-
day for Wilkesbarre. Pa, where he will
attend several meetings.
Miss Alice Harding left Washington
Yesterday for Stonebridge. Mass. to be
the guest of Miss Olivia Johnson.
The commercial counselor of the
British Embassy. John Joyce Frederick,
has left for New York on business trip.
Mrs Edward Douglas White. widow
of Chief Justice White. has gone to New
London. where she has cottage.
Mrs William J. Boardman and Miss
Mabc! Boardman have left for their
summer home ut Murray Bay. Canada.
to remain until autumn.
Baroness Won Thermann. wife OF the
counselor OF the German Embassy. has
left for Watch Hill. r. l.. where she will
spend the summer.
DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler. president
of Columbia University: Mrs. Butler
and Miss Sarah Butler, who were guests
at the White House for day or two,
have returned to New York.
The Secretary of the Norwegian Lc-
CATION. Mr.. George F. Collin, has been
recalled for duty at the Foreign Office
at Christiania and will sail for Europe
about July /.
Mr. 7. dc Lagerberg counselor of the
Swedish Legation. arrived In Washing
ton yesterday after two months alb
sence abroad. He will act as Charge
d'Affaires during the summer absence
of the Minister. CAPT. Wallenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. T.. Hamilton
gave small dance last night at Stone
Ridge. their country place. near Wash
ington. They have as guests Mrs.
George NJ Brown of Philadelphia and
Miss Marion Hamilton of Omaha. the
latter the fiancce of Mr.. George z,
Hamilton ,Jr
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E N c. A G. E D .

DEvTJrN-NON COEUf,N Mr. and Mrs A.
clair. announce the engagement % thcir
daughter Miss Martha won Gocbcn. To Mr.
waldeniar l.. Deercn, son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. l.. A. Deetjen, Of Park ST., Montcleir.
The New York herald., 1922-06-15

Mrs. Henry c. Beadleston and Miss
Alice Lee Beadleston have left by motor
for Canada. They will pass the summer
at Murray Bay with Mrs. Charles S.
Farnum Of Philadelphia.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AtrTOlfOBfT,1: sTOr,rN

NJ IUNI'II ID y 7 II4TssF.
Ford sedan No G03GSnS. license y v
1GltSl. stolen June ~ from in front o'
Sha rkey's restaurant, Macdoural st. y s.
Communicate with J.. y. HOLLYWOOD - F'ul-
ton s.. New York. Tel. BeckmRn soS7
OST-June Q. tan silk parsso with carved
ivory handle. between $50 PARK av and
rs yckman ferry station, suitable reward
Lam 058i.
Lost Gray poctstbook brooklyn or New
York. sum % money and safe deposit koya.
liberal reward, no questions asked. T. 1926
Herald Brookiyn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hay, SON.
in-law and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. Appleton. have gone to New
bury, N. H.. for the summer.
The New York herald., 1922-06-15

Miss Lydia z. Dadmun, who was a
guest of Miss Joan Whitney in Man
hasset, l.. l., has returned to New York
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Governor and THO
Senators Will Be
Aldridge Bearers
Large Gathering of Republi-
can Politicians to Attend
Funeral Tomorrow.

The body Of George w. Aldridge. Re
publican leader and Collector OF the
Port of New York. who died on Tuesday
on the golf links in Westchester county,
was taken last night to his home in
Rochester accompanied by James l..
Hotchkiss. chairman of the Monroe
County Republican Committee. and
Charles Barnes, an old personal friend.
The party started with the body on the
10 80 o'clock train from the Grand
Central station.
Funeral services will be held In
Rochester at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. after the arrival of the Empire
State express from this city. An extra
car will be placed on the train which
leaves here at s 80 A. NJ. Eastern
standard time. for the accommodation
of those who will GO from here.
The body will lie at the Aldridge hom:.
In Plymouth avenue to-day. On Fri
day from o'clock In the morning until
800 o'clock in the afternoon the body
will lie in state in the rotunda OF the
county court house guarded by MEM
bers of Monroe Commandery, knights
Templar At 4;i5 o'clock Friday after
noon funeral services will he held in
the First Presbyterian Church irr
plymouth avenue by the minister of
the church. the Rev. Warren Sage
Stone, ID. d. funeral cortege, in
which all Rochester militia units. fra
ternal. civic and governmental bodies
VIII be represented. later will follow
the body to Mount Hope Cemetery,
where burial will be in the family plot
indications are that the gathering of
Republican politicians In Rochester to-
morrow will be the largest In years
The honorary pallbearers will be Gov
Miller. Senator's Wadsworth and Cal
DER Charles d. Hilles. member of the
National Republican Committee from
this State; William l.. Ward OF West
chester and George a. Gynn chairman
OF the State Republican Committee.
The executive committee OF the State
Committee, of which Mr.. Aldridge was
member. will attend In a body. It
includes Representative B. II. Smell Of
st. Lawrence, Seymour Lowman OF Che
mung. Senator Frank L. Wiswell OF
Albany, Samuel S. Koenig of New York
and John G. Wickser. A call has been
sent out for the attendance of as many
of the $50 members of the State Com.
mittee as can be present. Mr.. Aldridge
held membership In this body for thirty
four years
The following tribute to Mr. Aidridge
was telegraphed from Washington to-
night by Secretary of State Hughes I:
I am deeply panied to learn of the
death Of Hon. George w. Aldridge. In
his long public career he displayed
ability Of high order and his devotion
to the interests of the people of the
city Of Rochester cannot fail TO be held
In grateful memory"
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Found.

FOUND-Fur neckpicco At Hotel Savoy about
3 weeks AGO: owner may have same by
proving property. Inquire Hotel Savoy office
The New York herald., 1922-06-15

are at southampton Tor the summer.
Mrs. Carlos NJ. do Heredia Of Lenox
Is at the Belmont.
Miss Barbara Whitney gave luRch-
con yesterday at Sherry's for her
cousin. Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Craig Biddle of Philad elphia is
at the Vanderbilt until she goes to New
port.
Miss Lydia E. Dadmun, who was a
guest of Miss Joan Whitney in Man.
hasset. l.. L.. has returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ogden
Jones will pass the summer at Mendon.
VT.
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt was among
the guests at a luncheon given by Miss
Barbara Whitney at Sherry's yesterday.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot came from
Washington yesterday and Is at the
Ambassador Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. David wagstaff will
sail for Europe on Saturday. where
they will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hay. SON.
in-law and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. Appleton. have gone to New
bury, N. H.. for the summer.
Mrs. Luther Kountze will so to-day
to Newport. where she will be the
guest at Belmead of the Misses Stuy-
vesant until her own villa Is ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Deering Howe have
returned from Wheatley Hills. J.. T., to
Carlton House. % Sast Forty-seventh
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
gave luncheon yesterday. in the Jap
anese Garden of the Ritz-Carlton for
Gen. Ferdinand A. Taufflieb and Nine.
Taufflieb.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harsen Rhoades are
at Cambridge. Mass. to attend the
thlrtieth reunion Of Mr.. Rhoades's
class at Harvard. Afterwards they will
90 to Watch HILL r. l., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks will
sail by the Lapland Saturday to pass the
summer abroad. They will return in
October to their apartment at 400 Park
avenue.
Mrs. Henry c. Beadleston and Miss
Alice Lee Beadleston have left by motor
for Canada. They will pass the summer
at Murray Bay with Mrs. Charles S.
Farnum Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Condor Of
ary,o or5o 11o - 1uN
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Coleman Drayton
of Tuxedo Park and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Thompson Spencer OF Philadelphia
en- route to Newport. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold A. Thompson
rave returned from Europe and Egypt
and are at their apartment at 375 Park
avenue before opening their house in
Roslyn. l.. J. They will pass part Of tho
summer In Newport.
Mr.. Frederick Edey gave luncheon
yesterday at Pierre's for Mrs. Edward
Van lngen and Mrs. Goodhue Living
ston, Jr. A dinner was given there
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl a. de
Gersdorff for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S.
Treadwcll and Mrs. Brady Hartman.
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu
gave a dinner last night, on the roof
garden of the Ritz Carlton Their
guests were Priscilla Countess An
nesley. Sir Harry and Lady Cad eaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregoire Izwolsk and
Commander Cook.
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Mrs. Luther Kountze will so to-day
to Newport. where she will be the
guest at Belmead of the Misses Stuy-
vesant until her own villa Is ready.