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The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Spanish Soprano
Sings Santuzza
in 'CapaHeria
'Pagliacci' Also Given in Dou
BILE Bill by the San Carlo
Company.
~ W. j. HENDERSON.

"Cay4lleria Rusticana" and "Pagli-
acci' came together once moro last
evening when :ho San Carlo Grand
Opera Company began the second week
Of its season at the Century Theater
with them. The principal interest OF
Of the evening was in the guest" APP
1earance OF Mime. Maria Escobar, IN
Spanish soprano. who Is or has been a
avorite in Mexico. where she sang ono
season with Mr.. Caruso. She was heard
L the Metropolitan Opera House on
day s, 1921, when she sang Aida in 2
lerformance given for charity by the
Masonic Club On that occasion she
vas an eleventh hour substitute for Miss
Muzio. suddenly indisposed.
Nine. Escobar added some distinction
to the performance OF MascagnIs opera
last evening. Her SdntuSSd bad dra-
matte earnestness and some moments OF
real intensity. Her voice was good 10
hear, well suited to the music. and pos
sessed Of some passionate accents. she
was warmly applauded by large au-
dience. Her associates wero Miss Stella
&c Mette as Lola, Mr.. Barra as I1trtddu
and Alberto Terrassi as Alto.
"Pagiiacci- gave opportunity for tho
display of the abilities Of Miss Sofa
Charleboig as Ncddd, Amador Famadas
as Cdnio. Mario Vale as Tonic and
Giuseppe Interrante as SiiUio. The
chorus sang very vigorously IN both
operas and on several occasions was
on the pitch. The orchestra played as
II somewhat tired, but Carlo Peroni con-
Quoted as if weariness were unknown 70
him and enthusiasm dwelt eternal IN
his spirit
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Mr.. H. E.Osborn's
Daughter Engaged
to Mr.. Jay Coogan
Both Served Abroad During
War, Winning
Honors.

Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn
OF 99S Fifth avenue announced last even
ing the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Josephine Osborn, to Mr.. Jay
Coogan of New York, eldest SON OF the
late James j. Coogan.
Mr.. Coogan was educated at Eton
College. Windsor. England, and at Har-
ward. and took degree in law at the
New York University. During the war
he served with the Household Cavalry.
Royal Forse Guards. British army. from
1915 20 1919, and rose to the rank Of
Majo.. 9e was awarded the D. 5. {.
Older ard the Military Cross.
Miss Osborn is the second daughter
~ Prat and Mrs Osborn ana was edu-
cafed at the Brearley School and IN
France. She has Travelled extensively
With her father and was about TO ac-
coinpan: rim TO China when the engage
iasnt ~ss announced. During the war
Miss osnorn worked IN New York and
Paris with the Free Milk for France
crganizn ton FOR which she was COM
inenfA@ by the French Government. No
arrangements haYe been made. for the
wedding.
Prof. Osborn. one or the most eminent
OF American paleontologists and presi-
dent or the American Museum OF Ma
trral History. Is a son OF the late Wili-
IAN Henry Osborn, who died IN 1894,
The oldest of the four children Of
Frof and Mrs. Osborn is Mrs, Ralph
sanger, whose hUspsn" died a lew
wears ago The others are Mr. s.. Perry
Osborn, who married >Iiss Anne nj.
Steele in 1915; Mr.. Henry Fairfield 0s-
born, Jr., who married Miss Marjorie
Lamond, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Lamond OF New York in 1914, and Miss
Osborn. who is the youngest.
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MISS FLETrnEP's WEDDING.

A., Arrang gem arts have been completed
for the marriage rext Saturda- of Miss
lear Eieicher. dsurbter OF arr and Mrs
Andrew Fiotct er ~ $40 Park avenue
and GlAn Cove, H. /. TO NJ Harrison
Gardner Reyntlds. ror os W and Mrs
Philip ~ Re nolds OF Milton. Mass.
and North Iiaven. Me, II G, Tohr's
Cha pei. Locust Valley L. TIE recrr
lion wi! he az the willows The ccpp.ry
hore % NJ ard Mrs. Fletcher. whr ~siiJ
give Sirner and dance F~'dSy piRr, al
rhe Piping Rock G ub for the r1lerr pers
Of the bridal parry Mr.. Reynolds and
his bride will ivc In Toston.
The maid OF to- or will be Miss Susan.
nah Wood o. p >s'rp Mra Wellesley
Stillwell ~ Chicago. Mrs Se:r Low,
Mrs. Artem~s Gate, Ms Hora,lo Mel
son Slater and MUs Marie r. LsnprchF
of New Yo'k, Miss Barbara Reynolds o.
Boston and Mss Edith Cummings o.
Chicago will b. the bridesmaids. Mr..
James Reynolds will be his brothers
best man. and Messrs. Amory Coolidge,
Henry &. Cabrt. Jr.. Francis NJ. Weld.
Charles Higglr son, Harold Amory, Har-
court Amory, Jr., Graham n. Blaine.
Homer L. Swsetser. James G.. Waite and
Ross T. Whistler of Boston. and Andrew
Fletcher. Jr., Hewitt Morgan. Edward
Reynolds. Jr., and Charles ]. Coulter OF
New York will be the ushers.
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NOTES or SOCIETY,

Baron and Baroness Erlanger are
stopping 1T the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth Harrington have
come from Kennebunkport, Me-, where
they passed tho summer, to the Wander
bilt for brief visit before going to In
dianapolis. Commander and Mrs. w.
w. Gaibraith OF Washington also are ~
that hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Heye, who had
been In California and British Columbia
for three months. have returned TO 270
Park avenue. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray Kimhley
gave n dance for their daughter, Miss
Florence Parks Kimbley, at the Field
Club, Greenwich, Conn. last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aronts. Jr.. en-
tertainsd at luncheon yesterday NJ the
Ritz-Corlton for Miss Dorothy r. Arents.
Mrs. John NJ. Tcucey. in from Great
Neck, is at the Ritz-Carlton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner ID. Orpis Of ~ East Sew
cnty-ninth street. are there until they
open their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Boldt, Jr.. are
at the Plaza from their country home at
Alexandria Bay. n. Y.
Mrs. II. 8. Jaeckel and ser daughter.
Miss Dorothy Jaeckel, sailed yesterday
for Europe TO spend the winter.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mason Mannheim and her
daughter are at the Banff Springs
Hotel from the Broadmoor. Colorado
Springs, They viii return 10 New York
in October
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Military Escort
as w. ID. and
Miss Miller Wed
Members of 51st Squadron,
Mounted, Act as Guest
of Honor.

Miss Margaret Winthrop Miller. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Doull Miller of
10 East Ninety-sixth street. was married
yesterday in the Park Avenue Presby-
terian Church. Park avenue and Eighty
nth street. TO Mr.. William DoolittIe
Grim of Scarsdale.N. Y, by the Rev. DR..
NJ. Woolsey Stryker. until recently presi-
dent Of Hamilton College. The bride is
a granddaughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus D. Shepard and a grand
niece of the late Elliott F. Shepard The
bridegroom is a son OF the late DR..
Frank D. Grim of Utica. n. Y. and Mrs
Grim OF Scarsdale
The bride was graduated from Vassar
in 1919 and the bridegroom from Cor
nell in 1916. where he was a member OF
the track team and the Sigma Phi So
ciety.
The wedding had a military touch. for
both Mr.. Grim and John Jay Schieffelin
are officers OF B Troop. Fifty-first Ma
chine Gun Squadron, Squadron A. and
served overseas. mounted detachment
from that command under Lieut.. Donald
\. q. MacKinlay served as honorary
escort for the couple from the church
y the reception at the brides home.
The BRIDES sister. Miss Mildred Miller,
was maid OF honor. Her other attend
ants were the Misses Margaret Reid
louise Morris, Kalo Bright, of this city .
Elizabeth Stryker OF Rome. y. ";
Augusta Burke OF Plainheld, y. j., and
Susan Copeland, Detroit. Mich. Mr.
Crim's best man was Mr.. Louis T. Stone
OF BronxvilIe.
In addition to Mr. Schieffelin the ushers
we're Messrs. Robert b. Lea, Edward G.
Sperry. Charles H. Ramsey, all OF this
city; Glen a. Acheson of Ardsley on the
Hudson. Arthur f. McCann of Elmira,
N. T., and Robert NJ. Miller. brother
of fhe bride
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YACHTS NUMEROUS
IN NEWPORT HARBOR
Eight in Fleet There for Week
End--Social Notes.
Sub Rooze
Sub Rooze

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, +. l., Sept. 25.--Yachting
parties here over the week end we're
exceptionally numerous despite the late
ness OF the season. Among those srriv-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters
on board the Narsda Commodore Arthur
curtiss James on the Aloha. Mr.. l. X.
Brice on the Clarissa, Mr., George lyle
on the Startling. Mr.. Dutee Flint on the
Halcyon, Mr.. Joseph Fletcher on the
Sea Lady and Mr.. Paul Plunkett on the
Balrnour. All Of the yachts sailed again
late yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Murray Taylor from New York Is
visiting Mr.. Bradford Norman, Jr, at
Brook Farm.
Mrs. Burnham Gray has left for New
York
Mr.. William Il. Carter returned from
New York this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan will not
close Bonnie Crest until October i6,
when they 60 70 Carlton House. New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox
Banks. Jr.. will remain here until No
vembcr I.
Mrs. James B. Haggin has left here
for the Plaza. New York.
Misses Susanne and Emily Pierson,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick
Pierson. Jr. are I'm Venice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehead Patterson.
who came from Southampton and are
with Mrs. Patterson's grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Clews at the Rocks. were guests
Of honor at a luncheon given for them
by Mrs. Clews Yesterday.
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MR.. FIELD AND SONS
/ BACK FROM ROCKIES
Mountain Sheep and Goats
Among Their Game.

Speciot Dispatch 10 THE New YnEE HERALD
LENox, Mass. Sept, 25.--Mr. William
3. Osgood Field and two sons, Messrs.
Frederick Vanderbilt Field and William
Osgood Field. returned to-day from a
six weeks big game hunrmg trip in the
Canadian Rockies. They went into the
mountains from Banff. and each shot q
mountain sheep and mountain goat
which will be added to Mr.. Fields fine
collection at High Lawn.
Miss Aleda c, Chamberlain OF New
York is the guest of Mrs Kingsland
Bradford at the Curtis Hotel in Lenox.
Count Roger de Periginy. Messrs.
William r. Whitehouse. Ogden H. Ham
mcnd and John Magee, who are in Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Whites house party,
played a foursome this morning at
StockbridGe
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtiandt Field Bishop
are touring in Spain Their daughter.
Miss Beatrice Bend Bishop, who was
with her grandmother, Mrs.. John Z.
Parsons at Lenox. returned to her
studies at Vassar to-dar.
Mrs. James +. D. Larier Ii back with
Mr.. Charles Lanier at Allenwinden,
Lenox, from New York
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To the long list Of names Of young
women OF society. who have adopted vo-
cations with professional intentions, has
been added the name Of Mrs. Schuyler
Livingston Parsons OF New York and
Newport. Sculpture, as that branch OF
art applies TO the calling OF the artist
artisan. is the field in which Mrs. Par
sons has entered as a student and at
present she is giving her entire time to
preparing herself for her future profess
zion.
The working hours OF each day are
being given up to study under Miss
Renee Prahar in the latters studio at
IS Christopher street in the center of the
Greenwich village art colony. Yester-
day Mrs. Parsons declined 70 talk about
her career but for her It was said that
her intentions are serious and her hopes
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Member Of Society Of New York and Newport Choose
Profession of Sculptor.

high. For the present her tori are
technique and proportion with practical
applications of each.
Mrs. Parsons. one of the best known
members Of the younger group Of SCI
ciety in New York and Newport, is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Pier
son, Jr. and granddaughter Of Gen. and
Mrs. ]. Fred Pierson who for many
years have been summer residents of
the Rhode Island resort. The Misses
Susanna aud Emily Pierson are her
sisters. AS Mss Betty p. Plerson she
was married TO Mr.. Parsons. son Of the
late Schuyler Livingston Parsons, In the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest on May 3,
1920. They have a city home at Il
West Fifty-fifth street and country
place in Islip, J.. l., but Mrs. Parsons
passed part Of the summer with her par
ents and grandparents in Newport.
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WILLIAM r. CARLETON,
OPERA VETERAN, DEAD
Sang With Many of Foremost
Stars of Generation.

William r. Carleton, one Of the most
famous opera singers of his generation
and tho father Of william T.. Carleton.
who has been widely known on the mu-
seal comedy stage for many years, died
Yesterday AZ his home in Flushing after
Il long illness.
Mr. Carleton was tbe founder of a
noted musical organization. the Carrie
ton Opera Company, and appeared It'll
operas with many Of the foremost stars
Of his DAY. He was u the original
casts OF Claude Duyal' and &c the
opera rip Van Wrinkle" III the SOS
with Richard Mansfield singing the com
cdy part.
lie sang In various grand opera COM
panies besides that of his own organi-
zation. among them the Adama Opera
Company AZ tho Academy Of Music,
where tho Wagner operas were sung in
English.
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LOE wY--EHRMANN.

Miss Ethel Et rmarn. daughter of
Mrs. Ernest Ef-nanu OF 1e Eas Forty
ninth street, was married IN her home
yesterday TO Or. George Loewy, a well
known surgeon OF Paris. TIE couple
win sail for Europe October , md will
live ir Fa. Is. The 3ride's father, who
died zen years go, was vice-prasldent
or the Contra Realty aud Bond Com
pany. which Saa amalga mated with the
Lawyers Till and Trust Company. The
bride and bridegroom were unattended.
Tho small group Of guests included Mr..
G1ston Liebert, Consu-General OF
France: pr. simon Flexner. Miss Luz
crezio Bort Of the Metropolitan Opera
and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Clarence Davies.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. M'ALLISTER
was widely known for work for
Sailors Club.

Funeral services for Mrs. Clifford
Taber McAllister. ! West Sixty-eighth
street who died Sunday morning at
Presbyterian Hospital after an illness
OF four weeks. will be held mt o'clock
this afternoon the Campbell Funeral
Church, Sixty-sixth street and Broad
way. The Rev. Or. Leach Of 81. Thorn
ass will officiate Tnterment will be In
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. McAlliHter was widely known for
her war activities in connection with tho
Sailors Club. She was member OF tho
Woman's Executive Committee Of the
Veterans os Foreign Wars, National
Service Bureau, and had continued her
efforts IN behalf OF sailors up to the
time OF her illness OF last month.
She leaves her husband. who Il a pro.
moter with business interests In Canada.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

ARCHER.-On Monday. September 25. 1929.
Robert Andrew, beloved husband of Helen
and devoted son OF Annie and the late
George Archer. age 30 Funeral services
~ the home Of his mother. 1874 New York
nv. Brooklyn, ~. y "Wednesday Sep
tember "a. at i:30 r. NJ.
BAKER.--On September e. 1922, Lillian r
beloved wife Of Charles r. Baker. after a
lingering Illness. Services at late resi-
doncc. 367 Edgecombg ay., September 20,
At 7:30 " NJ
BRESSLAT. Margaret. widow or Charles
In her Sfet year. Services on Tuesday AT
2 r. ~. a. her late residence ~ East
127th street. Interfnent At convenience Of
family.
cARLEToN.-william Turuham Carleton.
beloved husband ~ Margaret proport
Carleton, at hts residence. South 2Gth =;
Flushing. In his 74th year. Monday. Sop.
tomber ~. Notice ~ funeral hsrea after
COFFTN.--At her residence - Wsst i2Hb
at.. on September ~. Julia Bucknan.
widow IF Francis AyInnr Coffin. and
daughter or Tho late Ezra nd Jane Hume
Bucknam. Funeral private.
DELAHuNTY John. or September u 4,
his residence. Murray iiill Hotel, Park nv.
and foth rt Solemn Requem Mass viii
be celebrated on Wednesday, September
2T. at t0.30 A. NJ, ~ ST. patrick'S
Cathedral. 5th Az. and 10th a.
DELAHUNTY John. Tho AmerIran-rr,,h
Historical Society announces With sorrow
the death OF John pelahunty Members
are requested 10 attend the funeral III st
Patrick's Cathedral, on Wedussdav gf IS.
tembcr ~ OF 10 80 o'clock
Joseph l. g. Clarke, President General
SAntiago Z. Cahili. 6ecreta ~ General
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IN NJ + M O RIA M

ABrAHAM,-In loving renernbra nee =,
Sarah. devoted vife of Samuel and des
mother of Hazel poriish, who passed nway
September 20. 1918.
McREssON.-Wh departed this u,s sep
tcmbcr ~, 1917. Gone but NOT forgotten
Sister Mary
RADLE.-Tn loving memory of nv mother
fredrieka Hadle died September ~
1900 Eternal rest grant 10 her q Lord
and let perpetual light shine upou he-
May she rest II peace! Lily Kficoyne
RASC0VAR.--fr cherished and sacred re-
membranes ~ our dee ry beloved hu-.
hand, father and brother. James Raa-
covsr, who entered into lifo eternal Sep-
tcfabeV 2H 1915.
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SNOW IN WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The Presidential and Franconts
Ranges Are white.

6pecioi Dispatch 70 THE Nrw York HUE,Lp
BRETON Woops, y. IT,. Sept 25.--The
first snow of the season capped the
peaks OF The Presidential and Franconia
ranges to-day and frost painted the
trees over night Below the snow line
the hills were green and amateur
photographers were out on al sides.
Belated mountain climbers found several
inches Of frost feathers on the summit
Of Mount Washington
The Profile House closed to-day. and
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly. Miss Nina
Rhoadts, Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
and several other New Workers left by
automobile.
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thompson and
Mr.. Randall r. Barron Of New York
started for Boston by automobile en-
route 70 New York from the Crawford
House
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
LorIsr. RnATH.

NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 25.---Louls r,
Roath. former engineer OF the old Nor.
wich and Worcester Line. died Of pneu.
monia to-day al the age Of 50. He be-
Gan AZ the throttle ~ the age of is and
retired after forty years of service. His
death brought announcement that an
anonymous gift or $4,000 "a the Baskus
Hospital here some years ago was made
by Mr.. Roath IN memory or his wife,
who was Miss Laura Il. Ccgrave u
Worcester. Mass
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
10 wED MISS BROWNE.

Thc w~ddfs - Miss katharine Mar
cls Browne vughter II Mrs Josiah
Browne innsid ~ j.. and Mr..
Vance r. .tae6nis. Fon of Or. John V.
I.auderdals rf nrocklyn, viii take place
~ the Crsrt ert Avenue Presbyterian
church October Al half-past T.
Miss Browne viii have her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Burgess Browne. as maid OF
honor. and her niece, Miss Katharine
rr,vsedy of San Angelo. Tex. and Miss
Catharine CHINA Mellcls ms flower girls.
Mr.. Auguste 7. Cordier Of New York
win be best man. The ushers chosen
arc Messrs. Roger Drew MellclS OF
p'alnneld, NJ. T.: Chester n. Van rassel
of Hartsdaie William Bayne Sd Of Bos-
ton and Kenneth J. Browne Of Fort
Worth Major Dean Hall Of Brooklyn,
~ r., and DR.. G. ], MacGuire, Jr.. Of
New York.
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MISS coLLYER's WEDDING DAY,

The marriage of Miss Harriet Bryant
Collyer Of Maplcwood. TO Ir. Elliot
Crawford Bergen OF East Orange will
he celebrated in the Morrow Memorial
church. Maplewood. tomorrow. The
bride will be attended by her sisters
Mrs. Gilbert Dayton Hedden, as matrcn
Of honor, and Miss Grace Woodruff Coli
yer and Miss Mary Louise Collyer as
bridesmaid The brides brother, MIR.
Robert Col'yer, will oe best man. The
ushers Will be Mr.. John w. Co!lyer. an
other brother: Mr.. GILBERT Dayton He'd
den. Mr. Harold z Ttornpson Of Maple
wood, ard Mr.. Charles &, WALTON of
New York. The reception VIII 10 at the
Homestead. rapiewoot the residence Of
the brides parents Mr. .ud Mrs. Rob-
elt Norman Cellyer. Mr. Bcrgea is the
son of Mrs. George q. Bergen OF East
Orange. He was an ensign m the navy.
but is .iow in butiness tr Richmond. Va,
where the coupis wiz Two after the we'd
ding
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ESTATE GOES TO FIANCEE.
Sister or r.. n. Hamilton with
draws objection to VIII.

The will OF Ezekiel Braddin Hamilton,
who died suddenly at Riverhead. J.. r..
last April was admitted to probate yes
terdav at Riverhead after Hamilton's
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth a. Sutherland, Of
Toronto. had Withdrawn objections filed
by her several months ago. The viii
dsposss OF an estate or only few
thousand dollars. bequeathing $500 and
one half ~ the residue 70 IIamilton's s
fiancec. Miss Marie Hope Of Holtsviile,
l.. ], Mrs. Sutherland's objections were
fled because the will left her and sew
erai Of her brothers only SIS each.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals st Washington ho-
tells include:
The Shorcham--Mr Merrill NJ. Man
ming. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Allies, Mr. H. S.
Glddings.. Mrs. Wayne r. kcndrill, Mr..
James r.. Dsrsey and Mr.. a. G.. Tnman.
The Willard--Messrs j. G. Lincoln r.
A. Yorng, L. r. Cannon. G. A. Jordan.
Eric zardo. J, ~ Darling. }. d. Ross.
Edwin s. Harr son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
John end Mr. M. q. Payne.
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MRs. MAY FIELDING MORRIS.

Mrs. MAY Fielding Morris. aged ~.
wife OF Andrew * Morris. vice presi-
dent OF tho Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY.
died yesterday In her home. so Four
teenth avenue. passaic. n. =. after an
illness OF more than week from pneu-
mouia Shc leaves her husband and two
children.
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LuMnER MERCHANT DIES.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 25.-Alfrcd =.
Davis. 4 retired lumber merchant. for
merly of California. died to-day ri
local hotel. where he had been living
since last March. He was 63 years ola.
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cES. CARLO cANEyA DEAD.

LcNbox. sept, rs. Gen. carlo Canevo.
ono Of the oldest italian Generals and
hero OF the Tripoli campaign. died IN
Rome to-day. according e. an Exchange
telegraph dispatch from that city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mrs. Robert Goelet had among hel
guests at luncheon at Pierre's yesterday
Mrs William May Wright and Mis-:
Rosalie Bloodgood.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Bid
die have returned from Atlantic City to
tie Hotel Lorraine where they will pass
most OF the winter.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy King are o
the Vanderbilt Mrs. Walter S. Andrew!
has arrived there from Newport.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs John French have re-
turned TO their house in Greenwich.
Conn, from Woodstock, vt.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard NJ Thomas
have taken the house at 11S East Thirty
ninth street
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on THE PRESIDENT FOLK.

Special Cable 70 The New YORK HUaAtp.
Copyright, 1872, bv THE NEw York HEa.Lp.
New York Herald Bureau
London, Sept. rs.
Among tho saloon passengers on
board the United states liner President
Polk. which sailed for New York Sat
urday were Col. and Mrs. E. p. Bicknel,
Col and Mrs. z. b. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
waldo Clark. Mr.. G. J. France. Mr.. and
Mrs. t. G. Horner and the Misses l..
and r. Horner.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HOLIDAY GREETINGS.

ARNOLnI.-NIr. and Mrs Henry X. Arnold,
ss Madison r. New York city, extend to
their relatives and friends best wishes
for o happy New Year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Nj. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
IRE at the st. Regis from Tuxedo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux OF
Philadelphia also are there.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mrs. J. Wray Cleveland and Miss
Marjorie Cleveland have returned from
White Sulphur Springs to 701 Madison
avenue for the winter.
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M A r r | A G Z S !.

oEwY-EHRMASN.--M Ernest Erh-
mann announces tho marriage of her
daughter Ethel 70 Or. George Loewy Of
Paris on September 25, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Benja-
min will occupy their new apartment at
4s5 Park avenue Oct. |.
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D ! E D

Archer, Robert A. Jacobs. Pen min ~.
Baker. Lillian r. Jacobs. sarah
Bresslau. Margaret Kavauash. Marie a.
Carleton, william n. Lichtensteia. Louis
Coffin Julia E Lcvstt. John r..
lDelahunty. John Man. Eliery a.
Duffy. Catherine MelG Ferdinand "
Edgcumbe. George n Mettler. Mary Irene
Englehart, Lizzie #. McAlIigter, r. ".
Firth Edwin r. Ochs, Charles r.
Goldberg, Daniel Pfingsten, julie
Healy Louise Tnthil. Lydia NJ.
Henry. Mary VI. II, Van Deusen. II.
In Mcmoriam.
Abraham, Sarah Radle, Frcdricka
McResson Rsscoyar james
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mrs. Rurnhan Gray had luncheon
party yesterday at Delmonico's for her
daughter. Miss Marian Gray.