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ROBERTS-FINCH.

Miss Thora Woods Finch. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Goode Finch
OF Palisades Park. was married in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest last eve
ming to Mr.. Hugh Llewe'yn Roberts,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lloyd Roberts
of 7SS Riverside Drive. The bride was
attended by her sister Miss Helen Goode
Finch, and the Misses Mabel Steele.
Mary Carson, Mary Aleshire, Mary
Hackett. Helen Bane, Jessie Lucas,
Karona Cummings and Louise Durham,
all schoolmates at Sweet Briar College,
Va. Mr.. Meredith ]. Roberts, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man. Messrs
Oscar b. Myers, Urbano Salinas
Charles G. Cassell. George w. Mathe-
son, Walter III. Mccarthy, Duncan MGR.
Mckenzie, Allyn p. Evans and John A.
Eggleston were the ushers. Mr.. Rob-
erts was graduated from Columbia Uni
versity in 1915, and served overseas with
the aviation forces as pilot for eighteen
months.
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BAY STATE OFFICIAL DEAD.
John n. Cole, Public Works Com.
missioner, Dies.

BosToN, Oct. 1s.-John ~ Cole. state
Commissioner of Public Works, died at
a hospital here to-day after brief Ill
ness. He was born in Andover in 1863.
He had been manager and treasurer Of
the Andover TotCnsmdn. weekly paper.
since 1887 and at one time was pub
Usher of the Lawrence Telegram. l.
He was Speaker of the state House OF
Representatives for three years and was
chairman OF the state Commission on
Waterways and Public Lands for three
years before becoming Commissioner OF
Public Works in 1920.
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SOCIAL NOTES OF NEWPORT.

sDecial Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Oct. 1s.-Mrs. George
r De Forest is in New York for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs z. Hayward Ferry have
closed Edgehill and returned to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ettore Romano Fontana,
who are with the la;ter's mother. Mrs.
Andrew Cheves Dulles, will remain Tor
a week before going to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander is spend
ing n few days in New York.
Mr. Edward C. Knight. who has been
insnectlng his estate in Bellevue avenue.
mas returned TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theopllus p. Stork have
closed their jamestown cottage and left
to-day for Philadelphia.
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IN TIE nERKsHIREs.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
I,ENox, Mass, Oct. 1S.--Mr and Mrs.
Sterling Postley of oyster Bay, Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Hooper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Daniels Leland of Boston
are at the Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ivison Parsons
closed their house in Stockbridge to-
day and are at Harrods before going
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell Weston
OF Pittsfeld, who were married at
Great harrington October Z. are on an
automobile trip through Quebec
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes. who has
been visiting her son, the Rev. Arson
Phelps Stokes, at LenoX, has gone to
New York.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clark G. Voor'
hoes at old Lyme. Conn.
Miss Mary Heigs Hart of Philadel-
phia is the guest Of Miss Emily W.
Biddle at Breezy cornerss-Lenox.
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ROBINSON October II, 1922. at her resi-
dence, $50 Park av., IIermine Straus
Kohns widow OF Laza rus Kohns, in the
nth year of her age. Funeral services
will be held in Temple Bethel, Fifth av
and 10th St, on Friday, October 20 at
q 30 o'clock
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AT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

speoial Dispatch TO TIE New YoRK HERALD.
ATT ATTIC CITY, oct. 18.--Visitcrs from
New FORK at the hotels include:
An,passador--Mr and Mrs. Edward
y. Quimby, Mrs. George w Daw. Mrs.
Frank Hartley, accompanied ly Miss
/. Wand. Mr.. p. w. Whitlefey.
Ritz-Carlton - Mrs. J. $. Rodgers.
Mrs. c. Y. Greims, accom- panied by Miss
Carrie, Mr.. G. III. Ellingwood.
Traymorc--Mr. and Mrs. +. J.. Van
Aistyne, Mr.. George l.. Ballard, Mr..
charles Andrews, Misses Adele and Nell
lie G.. Haas. Mr.. Charles +. Catlln.
Marlborough Blenhcim-Mr. and Mrs.
il. II. Scovill. Mr.. and Mrs. X. FL
d,edge. Mrs. II w Beebe. Mr. Thomas
II. Richards. Mr.. John y. Holmc.
Breakers--Mr and Mrs |. ". Lin
oenbaum. Mr.. Morris Epstein. Mr.. and
trs. J. A. RilSer. Mr. Jerome Schwartz
Nj and Mrs. y. X. Stakow
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MISS HOLLINS rs ENGAGED.
VIII BE Bride of Mr.. willard F.
Smith of LenOx.

The engagement was announced to-
day of Miss Daisy V. Hollins, daughter
of Mrs. Frank c. Hollins Of Hemp
stead, l.. L.. to Mr.. Willard r. Smith of
Lenox. Miss Hollins returned to New
York yesterday after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Nor
ris in Lenox, who also had as guests at
Brockhurst Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. "
Hoppin and Mrs. Benjamin Welles of
New York. Miss Hollins has many
friends in Lenox as well as In New
York and Long Island.
Mr.. Smith, who was graduated from
Cornell Law School in 1896, is presi-
dent of the Smith Paper Company
operating five mills at Lee. He Is one
of the board of governors and treasurer
Of the Lenox Club and a director of
several Berkshire banks.
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TO REPEAT PARROT BALL.

1t has been decided to repeat the Par
rot Ball for the benefit of the work of
ST. Luke's Hospital Social Service. which
was one of the successes of last winter
and the forthcoming ball will be held
the night Of December IA In the Ritz
Carlton. Mrs. Rowland Il. Jones will
head the committee and viii; have the
assistance OF Mrs. Samuel Sloan Walker,
Mrs. Casimir de Rham. Mrs. Henry
Morgan Post. Misses Eleanor Hurd
Nancy Potter and Marjorie Cleveland
This dance will be of interest not only
to debutantes but to girls who have been
out several seasons
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DAVID CoNKLIN DEAN.

Funeral services FOR David Conklin
Dean. manager of the New York office
of the American News Company. viii
be held at eight o'clock at his late resi-
dence. 505A Monroe street, Brooklyn.
He died Monday after a long Illness.
lie had been connected with the news
company for forty-three years. Enter
ing its employ as a clerk he later be-
came stockholder and director. lie
was member of tho Traffic Club and
the Hardware Club. His wife and two
daughters survive him.
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Frost at White
Sulphur Drives
Visitors Indoors
Log Fires and Bright COlOred
Autumn Flowers Give
CHEEKY Aspect.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Oct.
1s.-Luncheon parties were given inside
the Casino to-day. as heavy frost last
night drove visitors from the veranda
tables. Log fires and bright colored
autumn flowers gave CHEEKY aspect.
Mrs. John Herndon French of New
York, here with Misses Hilah c. and
Ellen NJ French and ]. II. French. Jr.,
gave farewell luncneon before start
ing home with her family tonight.
Mrs. II. r. Wilson and Miss /. M.
Bowling of Toledo gave a luncheon for
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson.
Jr. Wilson b. Hickox of Cleveland en-
tertained at another table for a large
party in which were Mrs. Leonard G..
Hanna of Cleveland Mrs. Alfred Beadle-
ston, Mrs James Taylor TORY and John
H. French, Jr. of New York and Messrs.
Crispin Oglebay and Harry II. Brown,
Jr. of Cleveland.
At other tables were Mrs. Richard
Stevens and Miss Dorothy Stevens ana
Miss Sylvia Lathrop of London, who
accompanied them here; Mr.. and Mrs
James Russell Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Lewis Hancock, Miss Mildred Han
cock, Messrs James A. Blair. Jr., Henry
Pearce Jr.. and Harry d. Holloway, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gilbert Dixon OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. James T. Bush of New York is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Bowman of New
York will leave here next week for the
Orient and year of travel through Eu-
rope.
Mr.. Nelson Post. I'd, Of Brooklyn Is
at the Greenbrier convelescing from an
illness.
To-day's arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Mccormack. Of PhoenixviHe. "a
who motored here; Mr.. and Mrs. H. =.
Stevens Of Passaic, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
r. Williams, Miss Helen Trotter ana
Miss Donovan of New York; MIS-
Beatrice Richmond and Mrs. Lawrence
Richmond of Providence and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Burton of New Haven.
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PORTER-EDwARDs

Miss Ruth Edwards. daughter of Mr..
George j. Edwards of 139 Haddon place.
and Mr. Fawcett William Porter, son of
Mrs. Justin b. Porter of Omaha, Neb.,
were married last evening in the Chris
tian Union Congregational Church.
Montclair, n. j., by the Rev. Jay T.
Stocking. the pastor. A reception at the
Upper Montclair Country Club followed
Mrs. Harold II. Edwards was matron
OF honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs.
Arthur ID. Buzby and Miss Frances
Walshied of Montclar. Mr.. Loring E.
Elliott of Omaha was best man. The
ushers we're Messrs. Robert Douglas
James f. Hulshizer, Arthur D. Buzby
and Harold Edwards.
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NEW YORK GIRL WINS
AT HOT SPRINGS GOLF
Miss Resale Bloodgood Sur
Uiues in Tournament.

sr~c;o1 D;snntch 70 THE New York HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 1s.-In the sec
ond round of match play in the women
golf tournament on the Homestead
course to-day Miss Rosalie Bloodgoou OIL
New York won her second match, deIeat-
ing Mrs. Thomas Mex. Cook or Pltts-
burgh 5 and 8. Mrs. George f. Hite,
Jr.. of New York defeated Mrs. Griffin
King of Cleveland, s and 6; Miss Kath-
crime ingalls, of New York won from
Miss A. w. Scully of Brooklyn. and 3,
and Mrs. George Sloan Of New York de-
feated Mrs. Peter Boyd Of Philadelphia
s and 3.
In the second flight Mrs. George III,
ingalls, OF New York defeated Mrs n. Z.
Flanagan of New York. and s; Miss
Mary f. Williams of Baltimore defeated
Mrs. Breckenridge Long Of washington
G and 5; Miss Helene Simon or New
York defeated Mrs. Herman DierKs OF
New York, and 5, and Mrs. Joseph Gay
Of East Orange won by default from Mrs.
William Fuller, who went to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Corey arrived at
the Homestead to-day from New York.
and Mr.. Frank c. Henderson came from
Roslyn, t. l., to join Mrs. Henderson.
Other arrivals are Mrs. William A. Burn
ham of New York, Mrs. Henry Mellon
OF Convent, NJ j. Mrs. Carrere Dickin''
son of New York is visiting Mrs. Joseph
Truit Talbert.
Mrs. NJ. Brady Hartman has arrived
from Newport for the cure.
Mr.. George II. Howard of New York
gave luncheon to-day at Passifern
Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. julius White and
Miss Mary Spain drove to Valley View
for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duff Frazier of
New York entertained twelve at dinner
tonight, with dancing following. Mr..
and Mrs. James p. Donahue OF New
York entertained at dinner tonight. also
Mrs Breckenridge Long of Washington.
Mrs. Walter w. Irwin arrived to-day
from New York to join Mrs William
Randolph Hearst. here with Mrs. Robert
Sweeney of New York. Also coming
from New York to-day We're Mr.. and
Mrs Reginald L. Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar j. williams and Major S. Fuller
ton Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orchard Cooper of New
York gave a dinner tonight for>six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman had
twelve guests.
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Found.

FoUND-sum of money. Phone Acaden
4.r5
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COMPOSERS FUNERAL TODAY.
Services for Henry Vandenberg to
BE Held at CampbeITs.

Funeral services for Henry Vanden-
berg. aged 80. composer of music who
died Tuesday night IN Bellevue Hospi-
tai, will be held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning in the Campbell Funeral
Church. Broadway and Sixty-sixth
street.
Born in Holland and educated in
Germany. Mr. Vandenberg came to
America ten years ago He taught at
Columbia and in several music con-
servator1es in this city and Boston
Many of his pupils have achieved sue
cess. He was the composer of the
opera lie Crook" produced at the
Opera Comlque in Paris in 1911. He
leaves a brother. julius Nandenberg,
who is a composer In Holland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
INSTRUMENTATION BENEFIT.

The Americanization work among
juniors by the Women Municipal
League is to benefit by a sale of re-
constructed and new garments and hats
for men and women at III East Thirty
fourth street on October 25, 26 and 81.
Mrs. Malcolm Goodridge is chairman
oe the committee. There will also be
jellies and jams for sale. The sales
women will include Mines. Frank Cobb,
George l.. Wheelock. J. II. Spafford.
Louis Kiesewaetter. c. Mallory Will
Jams. Albert Strauss, A. A. Whitman.
Laurent Oppenheim, Norman S. Dixie,
George p. Coolidge. Frank ]. Cobb.
Thomas Shipley Thomas, Edward ].
Nellis. William Edgar Fisher and Ches-
ter Dane.
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FOR BRIDE OF TODAY.

Mrs. John Lowber Welsh gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Plaza for her
sister. Miss A. Margaret Dunlop, who
will be married to Mr.. William steele
Gray. Jr.. this afternoon In st. Thomass
Church, a reception following at the
Plaza. Mrs. Welsh will be her sisters
matron of honor and the guests at the
luncheon also included Misses Margaret
Harding, Mary Mercer Dunlop, Eliza
beth Scott. Eleanor Parrish. Mary ID.
Taylor and Helen Halsey who will be
the. bridesmaids.
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WILLIAM N. LOEW DIES.
Aged Author Had Been Ill Only
Short Time.

William N. Loew. aged rs. lawyer,
author and father of Mrs. Rosalie Loew
Whitney. Commissioner of the Industrial
Board Of the State of New York. died
after brief illness in his home,
GO Hicks street, Brooklyn.
He was born in Hungary and came
to the United States sixty years ago.
He was a translator of Hungarian
poetry. One of his published works was
translation of Imre Madach's play,
1.-THE Tragedy of Man" Mr.. Loew was
considered leader in Hungarian lit
erary circles here and was connected
with a number of Hungarian societies.
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Miss Slayback of
the Junior League
to Be a Bride
Her Engagement to Eugene
f. Miltenberger Is
Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Slayback of
AT Park avenue announced yesterday
to their relatives and intimate friends
Kathryn Tefft Slayback. to Mr.. Eugene
+. Miltenberger. son of Mrs. Eugene Il.
Miltenberger of st. Louis. Mo. Miss
Slayback was graduated from the
Spence School three years ago last June
and the following winter she was intro
duced to society here. She is a member
of the Junior League
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COUNTESS PALEFY HAS SON.
Former Miss Deacon of Boston n
Mother.

Special cable to THE NEw York HERALD.
Copwipht, 1879, by THE NEW York HERArr.
VIENNA, oct. 1S.-Announcement has
Just been made here OF the birth of a
son at the Palace of Lobkowaitz to
Countess Paul Palefy, formerly Miss
Dorothy Deacon of Boston, who last
winter divorced Prince Radziwill in
Rome. The child was baptized Janos
Miklos yesterday, his grandfather.
Count Palefy Won Pressburg, acting as
godfather.
The Countess, whose life was at first
despaired of owing to a heart attack.
il now recovering. but is still under
treatment. The couple expect to move
60 Pudmerice Castle in Slovakia in a
fortnight.
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Dorothy Farrell will give n
luncheon to-day at her home. Is West
Elghty-slxth street for Miss Agnes Fitz-
simons, whose engagement to DR. Francis
A. Finnetty was announced recently.
The marriage of Miss Edith Marie
Arnold to Mr.. Douglas Bailey Class will
take place to-day In Plainheld. n. j.
the marriage of Mrs. Catherine IT,.
Heffelhnger, niece OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Heffelhneer OF Minneapolis. TO Mr..
Gerome Alexander Paul of this city and
Hackensack will take place to-day at
noon In St Malachai's Church.
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nrrro AT HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

Ti.to Ruffo, baritone at the Metro
noI,tan. will appear in concert at the
iI,npodrome Sunday night. October 20.
for the benefit OF the building fund OF
the Bronx Hospital, at Fulton avenue
and 16eth street. where an addition is
being constructed. The concert will be
under the direction Of Felix a. Lacks
and Jacob WIKI. of the board of d.
rectorF.
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POTTER-BENEDICT,

Miss Mavis Adeline Benedict daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Benedict of
East Orange, n. j., and Mr.. Thomas
Potter, son of Mrs. Henry Potter of
Llewellyn Park. West Orange, were
married last night in the North Orange
Baptist Church by the Rev. DR.. John
Fulton Patterson. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Charles II.
Dickson. Her bridesmaids were Misses
Janet Ward, Gertrude Hitch, Eleanor
Reynolds, May Carpenter. Katharine
Marshall and Catherine Barton, the
latter of Omaha. Mr.. Douglas Holmes
was best man. The ushers included
Messrs. Charles II. Dickson, Irving
smith. Jr; Robert Hutterworth, Theo-
dore Barbour Give Day and John Will
Jams. A reception followed at the Essex
County Country Club.
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TRINITY SEEKS sI.ooo.ooo.

HARTFoRb, Oct. 1s.-Trinity College
will commence soon nm appeal to the
general public for 1000, 900 to COM
plete the s1.5oo.00O centennial endow-
ment fund before the celebration of
Trinitys centennial in June. 1923.
President Remsen y. Ogilby. who made
the announcement yesterday. will lead
the campaign In association with J. H.
Kelso Davis OF Hartford. Tho first
100000 has been subscribed by Trinity
alumni and the general education board.
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LOST-Brown fox scarf Goth st. station
eth av. subway, Tuesday morning. RI
ward Phone Academy 430s. evenings
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MARTIN-SLEVIN.

In st. Gregory's Roman Catholic
Church, Brooklyn, last evening, Miss
Elizabeth Hyacntha Slevin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slevin Of Brooklyn,
was married to Mr.. Eugene Francis
Martin, by the Rev. Maurice Fitzpatrick,
the pastor. Miss Marjorie r. Slevin,
sister of the bride. was the bridesmaid
Mr.. T. Francis Slevin, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man. The
ushers were Messrs. John J. Grace. Al
bert II. Grace. william T. Maher and
John j. Slevin. The reception was in
the Hotel Bossert
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MISS PEACOCK rs ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Peacock of
Hillcrest Park, Jamaica, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Eliz
abeth Peacock, to Mr.. Ferdinand Arthur
Celapenba, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
u. Delapenba of Upper Montclair, n. J.
Miss Peacock is a senior at Vassar. Mr.
Delapenba is a graduate of Harvard
class of 1920. and is now a student at
Harvard Law School
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WINSTON CHURCHILL
LOSES APPENDIX
British Colonial Secretary Sue
cessfulIy Operated On.

LONDON. Oct. Is ASSOCIATED Press). -
Winston Spencer Churchill. Secretary
for the Colonies. was operated on for
appendicitis this evening successfully
and Is progressing favoraby.
He has been suffering for several days
from what has been described as CASTRO
enteritis and gastritis and appendicitis
developed last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
ANNUAL BAZAAR FOR CHARITY.

The annual bazaar for the charitable
work of the Religious Of the Cenacle
viii be held on the afternoon and eve
ming of October 26 in the ballroom suite
of the Plaza. when many valuable and
useful articles will be on sale Among
those at the different booths and tables
will be Mrs. Van Brugh Livington. Mrs.
William Lummis, Mrs. Edward l..
Reyes, Miss Agnes Reyes, Mrs Henry w.
TAFT. Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman
and Miss Ada Clarke.
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TO HONOR DAVID CUMMINGS.

The anniversary Of the death OF David
Cummings, New York newspaper man,
who died in Toronto last October will
be observed Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock by the unwilling Of a monument
over his grave in Mount Hebron Gene
terry, Flushing Carl Cummings OF
Brooklyn. n brother. has issued a gem
eral invitation to all friends 60 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
JUDGES PORTRAITS UNVEILED.

OIL paintings OF Judges Julius NJ.
Mayer and Martin r. Manton Of the
United States District Court were un-
yelled yesterday in room 235 on the
second floor OF the Federal Building
Members of the bench and bar were
present. The paintings. which were
done by Jassa Salganik, a Russian artist
were the gifts of attorneys appearing In
the Federal Court and other friends OF
the jurists.
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kEENE II. ApDINGTON DIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.--Keene II. Addington.
a prominent Chicago attorney, who re-
vised parts of the Federal reserve bank
ing act and whose amendments and
changes in the original draft were con-
Cured in by President Wilson and
enacted, died to-day after an illness Of
several months. He was born in Baltl-
more in 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
OBITUARY NOTE.

JAMES S. CAMERON, aged 80, formerly
an agent Of the Clyde Steamship Company,
died yesterday in his home Sherman Hi,
Morristown, N j., of acute indigestion. He
was unmarried and lived with his sister. He
moved to Morristown from New York three
years ago. Private funeral services will be
held Friday. and burial VIII be in Green
wood Cemetery. Brooklyn.
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TO MARRY MISS CAUCHoIs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Cauchois of "A
Gresnway Terrace. Forest Hills, l.. l.,
announce the engagement of their sister.
Miss Mignon Cauchois to Mr. Richard S.
Malthaner. The wedding will take place
at the Church In the Gardens. Forest
Hills November H.
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ALFONSO TO SEE SURGEON.

BORDEAUX. Oct 1S.--King Alfonso of
Spain has informed Prof. Moure. the
Bordeaux surgeon, whom the King has
frequently consulted, that he Is com
ing here Thursday. The King win
travel by automobile incognito and will
be here three DAYS.
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Nj A r R | A G E S

DOMINICK-COFFIN- October IS, 1922,
at Grace Church. Mabel L. Coffin to Will
lam II. Dominck
LAROCHE-TURNER.- October IL, Bea-
trlce Oakley Turner to Dr. Montgomery
I,aRoche, in New York city
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NELLIE GRANT LEFT $4,000.

CHICAGO, Oct 1S.--Mrs. Nellie Grant
Jones' only daughter of Gen. Ulyssus )
Grant. left an estate OF $4,000. She
died here August 80. The estate is be-
aueathed to her husband. Frank II.
Jones, former Assistant Postmaster Cen
cral.
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CONCERT FOR 400 PATIENTS.

Fourteen hundred patients at Belle
vue Hospital will be entertained to-day
with a concert by the Clef Club Or
chcstra. negro organization,
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MISS PARKER TO DE MARRIED.

Mrs Adolph'ne Parker of 500 West
i42d street, formerly OF Kingston, an
nounced the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Alma Lynette Parker. TO Mr.. VI.
Edwin Birkins, Jr., of Garrison on Hud
son. n. Y
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BEssER. October &c. 1922, Mrs. Clara Bes-
ser wife OF the late George a. Bessel.
AGED 40 years Funeral at her late resi-
dence, A4O East is6th St, New York city,
on Thursday morning at $50 o'clock.
Hartford and New Haven papers please
copy.
BLETER. @Clara Cnee Herschman). beloved
wife OF David and dear mother OF
Ionuora r. Cohen. Sadie y. Weis ana
William - Bleier Funeral services Fri
day, october 90. AZ 10 80 a. NJ, from Cen
trail Synagogue. go Lexington av., corner
Esth RI
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sCIfOFTELD.-Evalyn l.. Clark. tender
,rthute ia the cherished memory OF my
dear wife who died October 10, 1921.
C;enrEe Schofleld.