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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to our many
kind friends for their assistance
and sympathy and for the many
beautiful floral offerings in our
bereavement of beloved wife,
mother, daughter and sister-The
family.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
Solomon Banks Take Noon Off.

The Solomon banks have decided
to close from noon to 1 p. IN. In
order to give bank robbers less
chance. Country banks are fire.
quently held up at that hour when
only a part of the office force is on
duty and the business section of
town is almost deserted.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
(FIrst published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, June 20, 1922
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of Dickinson
County, Kansas.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Philip
Carlson, deceased.
To all whom Il may concern:
You and each Of you will take notice
that the undersigned, David Richie,
administrator OF the estate OF Philip
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
diplomas :

SS-Ade, Lena, Carlton
52--Ainsworth. Myrtle; Elmo
Sans baugh, Harold. Abilene
46-Anderson. Dora, Hope
42--Anderson, Ernest, Chapman
Ul--Anderson, Mildred, Enterprise
ll2-Atkinson, Theodore. Carlton
S-Backes, Bernice, Abilene
l7-Bamfield. Clarence. Carlton
l05-Barkley. Harvey Abilene
SS-Bebermeyer, Raymond, Abilene
4S-Beemer. Leslie. Elmo
Sl-Bennett, Mabel, Manchester
Ul--Betz. Martha Pearl. Enterprise
33-Book, Chester, Hope
7s-Brewer, Harold. Solomon
sl-Britt, Eva. Manchester
23--Campbell. Roberta. Abilene
52-Carrier, Gladys, Elmo
S7-Cash. Frank. Herington
ss-Chhasse;; hs;.sn. Naids; S,Ss, SSlomon s',.,.
ls-Cole. Milton. Dillon
78.Cormack. Everett, Solomon
76-Cormack, Lauran, solomon
Ul-Counter. Clarke, Enterprise
sI-Cratty Irene. Chapman
34-Emig, Carol. Solomon
1O5-Emig, Wayne. Abilene
l-Estes, Rilda, Woodbine
Ul-Fiedler, Evelyn, Enterprise
117-Flueckinger. Charles. Carlton
60-Gantenbein. Viola, Dillon
Oo-NfaTuneT, l<huIdp bSDSuHl
9-Garten, Pearl, Abilene
95-Garver. Glynn, Abilene
4l-Geist. Irene, Chapman
74-Green, Cleo, solomon
S1-Green, George. Manchester
Louise. Abilene
4SAGuthals, Vera, Dillon
6l-Hart, Esther. Manchester
Verna, Abilene
l9-Hawkes, Edith, Elmo
59-Helens. Ralph. Abilene
Helen, Abilene
77-Herman. Harry, Carlton
33-Hinkle, Loren, Hope
64-Holdsworth, Vernon. Abilene
U1--Holmes. Marcia, Pearl
Mary, Carlton
9--Kean, Thelma, Abilene
1-Kemph. Mabel, Woodbine
39-King, Marie, Solomon
49--Kohrs. Benjamin, Dillon
67-Kohrs, Hugo, Hope
42-Krinhop, John. Chapman
S4-Longhofer. Ruth, Hope
89-Lay, Frances, Enterprise
84-Longhofer, Chester. Hope
Florence. Carlton
Mary, Abilene
Alice, Detroit
46--Lininger, Kenneth, Hope
17-Long, Cephas. Carlton
60-Longaneeker, Vesta, Hope
7S-Longhofer, Alice. Woodbine
78-Longhofer, Reuben. Hope
67-Longhofer, Theodore. Ramona
5O-Lorson, Gladys, Dillon
64--Lowryf Delbert, Abilene
56-Manon, Maude, Gypsum
37-McCosh, Alice, Abilene
37-McCosh, Letha, Abilene
23-McGaffey, Walter, Abilene
19-McLain, James. Dillon
62-McVaugh, Otis. Talmage
34-Merrill, Dorothy, solomon
60-Meuli, John c., Dillon
69-Meuli, Clara, Hope
Walafia1H
64-Mliler, Fred, Abilene
6-Miller. Margerie, Dillon
S2-Milleson, clifford, Gypsum
27-Mills, Fred. Enterprise
52-Mourer. Ruth, Elmo
17-Mortimer, Law. Carlton
20-Moyer, Emma. Chapman
O5-Nagely, Arnold, Abilene
Grant, Detroit
Gertrude, Solomon
92-Pigerorsch, Alma. Hope
6S-Piper, Alice, Hope
Alice, Enterprise
Katherine, Enterprise
52-Randecker, Herbert, Abilene
S9-Reuter, Karl, Enterprise
Roberta. Carlton
Loren, Enterprise
30-Rucas, Clarance, Carlton
1-Ruhnke. Margaret, Chapman
93-Schlatter, Margaret, Detroit
54-Schlegel, Benjamin. Abilene
19-Schrader, Helen, Dillon
Lizzie, Hope
Justina, Gypsum
Everett, Solomon
Ralph. Detroit
Simon, Navarro
Mary, Carlton
l9-Shry, Lawrence H.. Chapman
Fred. Carlton
Roy B., Herington
Marvel, Chapman
Dorothy, Abilene
Donald, Abilene
Leland, Abilene
Katie, Hope
Wayne, Talmage
Gladys, Solomon
Lyle, Carlton
2-VanDeventer, Edna, Detroit
~ N hitehair. Ethel, Abilene
'4-Whitehair. Raymond, Abilene
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
(First published In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, June 22, 1929
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State of Kansas, Dickinson County. IS:
In the Matter OF the Estate of Mar
garet r. Moore, diseased, late of
Dickinson County, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day OF June. A. D., 1922, the under
signed was by the Probate Court Of
pointed and qualified as executor OF
the estate of Margaret r. Moore, de-
ceased, late OF Dickinson County. kan
sas. All persons interested In said
estate win take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
]. A. MCCLELLAN,
6-22w3t Executor.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
Gard of Thanks,

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to those who so faithfully
assisted us during our sorrow, also
for the beautiful flowers.-J. II.
Etter an dMr. and Mrs. c. II. How
land.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
File Suit For Foreclosue.

FUe SUI FOF FOfeC1O6ue.
John F.. Wahl has filed suit
against Ernest c. JObe and Euria
J0be for the foreclosure of two
mortgages, each fOr$1 800.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-06-29
Bio CLASS FROM SCHOOLS.
County Superintendent Announces
1877 Graduates.

The rural schools hae 1877 grad
yates, receiving county diplomas
this year. The average standing Of
these graduates is above taht Of the
graded school graduates this year,
an unusual circumstance, according
to Miss Mary +. Woolverton, coun-
ty superintendent. The following
pupils from rural schools received
diplOmas:
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Junior League of B1comfngdalc
Nursery to Give Dance.

Under the auspices of the Junior
League of the Bloomingdale Day
Nursery tea with dancing will be
given on the afternoon of March 30 at
the Plaza. The dance committee will
include Misses Louise Trippe. Helen
Gould May Stoddard Yeomans, Martica
Sturges, Lucy Hunt. Barbara Wey, Helen
jenkins, Frances Chrystie. Dorothy
Fitch, Muriel Kane. Emily Keyes. Mary
Moore, Paula Siedenberg, Mary Barnes
and Sarah Lawton.
The board of managers OF Wiawaka
Holiday House. a summer home for
working girls in Lake George has
taken The Playhouse for the performance
OF up the Ladder on the night OF
March 81 for the benefit Of the home.
Among the officers OF the home are Miss
Mary Fuller of Saratoga, Mrs. Charles
3. McMurray. Miss Mary Lena Hayden,
Mrs William G.. Rice and Mrs Charles
S. Peabody.
The performance OF THE Cat and the
Canary" at the National Theater on the
night OF March 81 has been taken by the
board of trustees of the Manhattanville
Nursery Association for the needs of the
Day and Night Nursery OF that organi-
zation. Among members Of the board
are Mines. Hermann NJ. Biggs, Arthur
Lawrence. Henry A. SticlSney. William
III. Kenyon and Mrs. Alfred A. Whitman
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
DIPLOMATIC SER VICE
MEN HAVE FINAL DANCE
Glue ForelpelI Event Prior to
Change in Posts.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-A farewell
dance was given at the Montgomery
Country Club tonight by members OF
little coterie of men in the diplomatic
service who have been transferred 20
foreign yosts after service at the State
Department. The hosts were:
Mr. Warren Delano Robbins. who will
go soon to Berlin to become counsellor
of the American Embassy there: Mr..
Percy A. Blair. who is to be secretary
OF the Legation at Buenos Aires Mr.
James Clement Dunn, for some time
secretary of the embassy at Madrid and
now going TO Port au Prince to become
secretary of the legation there; Mr..
Ferdinand Mayer, going to the con-
sulate service at Tangier Mr.. r. Henry
Norweb. recently returned from the
embassy at Paris, where he was first
secretary for q period of service at the
State Department here, and Mr.. William
Lee Hurley.
Several dinner parties preceded the
dance. Mrs. j. Borden Hartman enter
tanned for her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Potter Russell. and had Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins among her guests. Lieut.-Col.
and Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke also took
dinner guests to the dance. as did ler.
and Mrs. George Angus Garrett.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
EN- G A G E D

Y-ROSENBLUM.-Mr. and Mrs. s..
Rosenblum, at 655 w. f60th ST., announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Flor
ence, 70 Mr.. Julius Dsnisey OF Brooklyn.
ISNER-BgRGER.--Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Berger OF 202 West g2d st. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Anita, TO
Mr.. Jesse A. Eisner OF 800 West End av
NIS-EHRMANN.-9ir Yetta Ehrmann
announces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Sadye Moss OF f27 Riverside Drive, TO
Samuel +. GEMS.
LEVY-ZELEZNY.-M NJ Zelezny OF 273
Grand av.. Astoria, L. J.. announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Lille, 70 Mr..
Theodore Levy of $50 w. 162d st.
PHILLIPS-HEYMAN.- and Mrs. David
Heymnn OF 657 West 16lst ST.. announce
tine engagement or their daughter, Essie,
10 Harry y. Phillips, son OF Annie Phillips
and the late Denizen II. Phillips. Recep-
uon at Ritz-Carlton Hotel sunday after
noon, April 2, TO p. NJ. No cards.
SPRuNc;-LEvY.-Mr and Mrs. Julius Levy
OF 2s4 Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. an
nounce the betrothal of their daughter
Cell 10 Mr. Harry J. Sprung of New
York city.
STAIL-MILLs.- From Paris comes the an
Beatrice 6tahl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolfo stahl OF 270 Park av.. 70 Mr.
Charles Mills, son of Mrs. c. c. Mills OF
% Il. 61st 81. The wedding win take place
IN London on March 80
STEIN--COHEN.-Mr and Mrs. Max Cohen
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, lda Eaythe, 70 jacob H. stein, I'm. o.,
ex-chancellor Of the Delta Sigma Theta
Fraternity. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phi. Stein
Of Brooklyn. February. 1922.
Henry Loeb OF Reading,
Pa. announces the engagement of his
granddaughter. Ray Loeb, to Mr.. Max
Stein OF New York. Reception from to
7. M. at Hotel Berkshire, Reading. Pa.
No cards.
LES-CoLDMAN. and Mrs. Jv-
seph Tewees announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Jessie. TO Mr. Arthur
j. Goldman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Goldman OF New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
AWARDS ART SCHOLARSHIP.
Lionel III. Prizes Receives lie Brun
Award.

The New York Chapter Of the Ar:eri-
can Institute OF Architects announces
that the lie Brun travelling scholarship
for 1922 has been awarded to Lionel
II. Prizes of Philadelphia. There were
thirty-three competitors. The winner
receives $1.4o0 10 enable him to travel
abroad for study In addition to the
prize, the jury gave mention TO George
X. Trautwein OF Philadelphia, John o.
Vegezzi of New York city and Paul
Hyde Harbach OF Buffalo. Mentions
not placed were awarded as follows:
Mr.. George N. Pauly. Mr.. Roy +. Lar
son. Mr.. Gerald X. Geerlings. Mr. Louis
Fentor. Mr. Roy walling Cheesman and
Mr. Frederick Ross Lorenz.
All drawings submitted will be on
exhibition at 2l5 West Fifty-seventh
street tomorrow and Tuesday.
This prize was founded by Michel lie
Brun in 1910 and Pierre Le Brun in
creased the endowment. which Is In
the hands OF the institute as trustee.
The jury OF award was composed OF
Pierre n. lie Brun. ex-officio; Milton
B. Medary. Henry Bacon. Louis Ayres,
Laurence Il. Peck. Francis. Nelson ana
Julian Clarence Levi. chairman.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
COMEDY FOR THE "DuG OUT"

For the benefit OF the "Dug Out" and
Veterans Camp Association group OF
young society amateurs will give a
musical comedy. Zero" OF which the
score has been composed by Mrs. ~
Hamilton Dalton. Miss Ada Heinze will
have the principal role OF the produc-
ton. which Is to be given Easter week
In one OF New York's Broadway thea
ters.
Mrs. Dalton. who is a pianist and a
composer, Is to be heard In recital AZ
Aeolian Hall Thursday afternoon. March
90. Her own extemporaneous compost
tions suggested by the following ideas
Tone Poem," Love Theme late
Afternoon In an Old Cathedral" "The
Valley OF the shadow" DAWN" Dance
of Pam" 'Song' of the Wind" will COM
pose half of the program. the other part
including numbers by Chopin, Debussy
Korngold and Cyril Scott.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
NEWPORT SOCIETY AT
ART ASSOCIATION TEA
Mrs. Reginald Norman Chief
Hostess at Event.

Special Dispatch to TIE EEw YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., March 1S.-Members
Of the winter colony gathered this after
noon at the rooms at the Art Associa.
tion for their weekly tea and reception
Mrs. Reginald Norman was the chief
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Walter S. An
drews and Miss Ruth Thomas. Colonel
Louis McCarty Little. u. s. NJ. G.. gave
an interesting address on American citi-
zcnshp.
Among those present were Mrs. Will
lam y. Sims. Mrs. w. Woodward Phelps
Miss Lucille r. r. Edgar. Mrs. Maude
Howe Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Webster. Mrs. Franck Taylor
Evans. Mr.. Howard Hilder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Coles Cabell. Next Satur-
day Mr.. Walter A. Dyer viii give talk
on Early American Crafts"
The Minister of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska. who spent last season here
at Batemans are expected for a part OF
the summer. They at present are IN Po-
land. the Prince having leave OF alb
sencc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Frueauff of
New York again are to spend the sea
son at Newport after an absence OF one
year. They have arrived at the Muen-
chingerKing to look over cottages
Mr.. w. Storrs Wells, who was ex-
pected TO arrive from New York to-day
has postponed her Newport visit until
next week.
Mrs. lie Roy King Is making altera-
tions to her villa in Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. Richard w. Corbln. who has been
occupying the Underwood cottage. La
Forge Annex, have removed 20 the main
building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
LADY DUvEEN'S NIECE WEDS.
Miss Kathryn Hans Becomes Bride
of l.. N. HafbIum.

The marriage of Miss Kathryn A.
Haas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Haas OF Havana and niece OF
Lady Joseph Duveen. to Mr.. Leo Nell
son Haiblum of this city took place
last night in the Plaza. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Stephen
$. Wise and was followed by a recep-
tion and dinner.
Miss Dorothy Duveen, cousin of the
bride and daughter of Sir Joseph and
Lady Duveen, was the maid of honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Consuelo
Gonzales of Cuba. Misses Rita Samuels
and Lucille Ritterman of this city. Mr.
Leo Oppenheimer was best man. and
the ushers were Messrs. Mateo Perez
of Havana, Arthur Wiesberger and
Milton Kupfer of this city.
Among the guests We're Sir Joseph
and Lady Duveen, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Haas. Senior Don Vincento Cardoxa OF
Havana. Mr.. Abraham Blur. Mr. and
Mrs. August Salomon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan /. Blur. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Jarmon and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bythner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haiblum will go to
Bermuda for their wedding trip.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Houston OF Pat
erson. n. J., have announced the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Ruth
Eleanor Houston. to Mr.. Robert Gordon
Young Of Brooklyn. formerly OF Mime
apols Mr.. Young was graduated from
Williams College In 1917.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Alma Goldstein, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis l.. Goldsten OF 260 Riv-
erside Drive, TO Mr.. Harold l.. Simons.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Simons OF
this city. Mr.. Simons was graduated
from Columbia
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Erd-
nan. daughter Of Mrs. Henry Erdman
os 239 West Seventy-eighth street. ia
Mr.. David ". Beckman OF Philadelphia
will take place tomorrow night In the
Italian garden Of the Ambassador. n
reception and dinner will follow the Ger
emony.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Countess Sigray
Here From Austria;
Joins Mrs. DAILY
Her Husband a Stanch Sup
porter of Ex-Emperor
Charles.

Countess Anton Sigray, who was Miss
Harriet Daily. youngest daughter of the
late Marcus DAILY of Montana and this
city, arrived on board the Aquitania on
Friday and is with her mother. Mrs.
DAILY, at 907 Fifth avenue. where she
will remain until the end of next month.
II Is her first visit here since before
the war.
The marriage of Miss DAILY to Count
Sigray took place on March 80 1910. at
the home or her mother, which then
was at I25 Fifth avenue, and the cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. Richard Hughes of st. Patrick S
Cathedral, was witnessed By a small
gathering OF relatives and intimate
friends.
The Marquis Pallavicini of the Aus
trian Hussars was best man. and at
the ceremony were the brides brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs James
w. Gerard When Mr.. Gerard was Am
bassador TO Germany he presented
Countess Sigray at the kaiser's Court
on February s, 1914. The Countess has
one daughter. Margit who remained
with her father in Hungary.
Count Sigray has been a stanch sup
porter of the one time Emperor Charles
OF Austria-Hungary, now in exile. and
his allegiance has caused him consider
able trouble and even Imprisonment.
He comes of an ancient Hungarian
family and is great friend of Count
Laszlo Szechenyi. who married Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt. second daughter of
the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. and who
now Is the Hungarian Envoy IN Wash
ington.
The visit here of Countess Sigray is
without political significance. She will
be with her mother Mrs. DAILY, most of
the time. Her brother, Mr.. Marcus
DAILY lives at 1867 Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
YELLOW ROSE DRAWS
FLOWER SHOW CROWDS
Bloom Called Sunburst Is a
NoUelfy in Exhibit.

The yellow rose won out yesterday at
the International Flower Show at Grand
Central Palace. The attendance was the
largest OF the week. The crowds pour
ing In and out paused voluntarily before
the big cluster OF yellow roses. which
were almost in the middle Of the hall
and which were labeled Sunburst. These
roses are OF definite yellow and have
luxuriant output OF pure rose petals,
but little scent.
The Sunburst has a challenger in =
paler yellow rose. the Souvenir de
Claudius Ferret" This Is huge lemon
colored rose.
This afternoon there viii be a concert
In the tea garden. with Miss Eleanor
Show. pianist. and Sheffield Child, tenor.
who will appear twice. The flower show
will be open I'LL 1880 tonight.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
sTANDIsH-DENNIs.

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw YosK HERALp.
MoNTcLArR, ". j.. March 1s-Miss
Mary Elizabeth Dennis. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred l.. r. Dennis, OF New
York and Washington was married this
afternoon to Mr.. Alexander Standish
son of DR.. and Mrs. Myles Standish Of
Boston. The ceremoL was performed
at the home of the brides uncle, Mr.. J
Alfred Chard, 50 Melrose place, by the
Rev. Luke NJ. White. rector Of Sc. Luke !
Episcopal Church. The maid OF honor
was Miss Louise Cable Dennis and the
bridesmaid was Miss Evelyn Chard The
best man was Mr.. Mylcs Standish. Jr,
OF Wellesley Hills. Mass. brother or the
bridegroom. The bride is a granddaugh-
ter OF George w. Cable. the author. and
che bridegroom is a lineal descendant
OF Myles Standish. Mr. and Mrs. Stan.
dish will reside In New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Walter @. Oakman,
Railroad Builder,
Dies at Age of II
Interested in Banking and
Construction of Tubes and
Subways Here.

Walter c. oakman. aged n. railroad
builder and financier, died yesterday In
his home East Fifty-sixth street. after
an illness of several months. Mr.. Oak
man at one time was chairman OF the
board of directors Of the Guaranty Trust
Company and president OF the Hudson
Companies or III Broadway, which built
the Hudson tubes.
Mr.. Oakman was born in Philadelphia.
He was graduated from the University
of Pennsylvania in 1864. leaving school
TO join the Union armies and fight In
the closing months OF the civil war.
After the war he went into the railroad
business. In 1900. after he had moved
to this city. he became chairman of
the board Of directors OF the Guaranty
Trust Company. He was interested in
the building Of the subways. and in
1908 became president of the Hudson
companies. He retained that position
until 1870. when he was forced by i'll
health TO retire.
He was director of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company, Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company, Hudson
and Manhattan Railroad Company. New
York Municipal Railway Corporation
and many other transit and banking
companies. He was a member of the
Union, University and Down Town
clubs.
Mr. Oakman leaves his wife. two
daughters. Mrs. B. M. Liddell OF Lon
don and Mrs. John II. McVeagh of this
city and a son, Walter G. Oakman, Jr.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon in the Church OF the Trans
figuration in East Twenty-ninth street.
Burial wii be in Utica.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
LAST OF SENIOR DANCES.

The last for this season of the Senior
Dances. which were revived under the
guidance Of Mrs. J. Horton Iiams. will
be held next Friday night In the small
ballroom of the Plaza. and will bring out
some OF the younger married people and
girls who passed the debutante period
several years ago. These dances. which
were suspended during the war, have
been most agreeable and will be con.
tinued next season. Tho dance for
juniors will be the last for the season
of the metropolitan dances, which will
be held next Saturday night in the main
ballroom suite OF the Ritz-Carlton. Mrs
Tracy Dows. Mrs. Robert y. stevens
Mrs. Forsyth wickes and Mrs. William
Woodward give these dances. whose
subscribers will be numbered among the
dcbutanter of another year.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
IN MEMORIAM.

BoRIs.-Tn sad and loving memory ~ ny
devoted husband our hNloved father.
Emile Boris. who departed this life
March IS. 1914. +.
DAvIS.--rn constant and loving memory IL
J. Charles Davis. who died Aprh ?.
1919.
DERMODY.-In sacred and loving memory
Of dear brother. Bev. John Joseph
Dermody. March 10. fe0T-March 10, 1922.
FORSYTH loving memory " our mother.
Mary Forsyth, who entered into the JOY
Of her Lord on March 10, 1912, and IN
the morn that angel face shall smile,
which we have loved and lost while.
LUSTIG.--James B. died March 10 1920.
He rests In the Valley OF Peace.
Where heavens ebon vault.
Studded with stars unutterably bright,
Curtains her sleeping world
Parents and Sister.
MURPHY.--A mass for tho late Police Of
ficer Michael Murphy az st. MARY.
Church. Court st. aud Luquccr ST., Brook-
lyn. ". r., al O'Clock. March -, for
merly ~ Trinity place, New York. 96 4h
place, Brooklyn, dead over twenty years
wOLLHEIM.-Bertha y. In sad and iorfng
memory OF my beloved wife, our devoted
mother and grandmother. who departed
this life March 10. 1890. Gone but ever
in our thoughts. Aaron Wollheim. sons,
daughters and grandchildren.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
100 MANIKINS TO PARADE.
VIII Feature Israel Orphan
Asylum show Tonight.

Under the auspices OF the Israel
Orphan Asylum. OF which institution
Justice Gustave Hartman Is president
an entertainment and fashion show
will take place this evening in Knicker-
booker Theater.
Among artists who are to appear are
AL Jolson, Irving Berlin, the Dolly
Sisters. Marlynn Miller. Leon Erroi.
Doris Keane. Leonore Ulrich, Violet
Heming and Harry Hlrshfield. The
fashion show will embrace a display
OF spring and summer creations worn
by one hundred manikins.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
MISS HELEN KOUEs TO WED.
Lawrence Bodine TO Marry New
YORK Girl.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEw YoRK HEnMp.
PROVIDENCE, II. L.. March 1S.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Greene Rocker announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss
Helen DE Peyster Koues OF New York,
daughter OF the late Mr.. George Ellis
worth Koues of 20 East Seventy-seventh
street. New York, to Mr.. S. Lawrence
Bodine Of Berwyn, Pa. Mr.. Bodine Is
member of the Rttcnhouse Club, the
Radnor Hunt and the Bryn Mawr Polo
clubs OF Philadelphia.
Miss Koues is a member Of the So
ciety of Colonial Danes OF New York.
She also is associated with leading art
and literary clubs and Is well known In
New York society and Providence,
where she Is frequently guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roelker. and also at Greene
Farm in East Greenwich. the ancestral
home OF Mr. Roclkcr