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New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

Z. ToNrscnd aitcrnated at tho tea
iac.c for Mrs. Demo- al her rocev-
ton 10 "oulbers % Congress. Mrs.
DenoN .,l.o lfas assisted by tho wives
OF The Michigan REPRESENTATIVES.
The Charge d'AHaircs Of the Sis-
mesc Legation. PhYa ,Sa.npaAitcn, enter
iaincd this evening.
Captain Clarence J. iIenrr. CoM;na,l-
der 4. g. x. StantaA, Iiugh v lcu-
nant. A. H. Hamilton Gordon and Az
thur iencker. AL of The British I.n.
bassy staff, Tore hosts ~ Il small
dance this evening at 3,.47 Sixteenth
Street. given for the members OF tls
advisory staA Of tho British dclcra-
on to tho conference.
Mr.. froacrick A. Keep cnteriaiuol
this evening.
Mrs.. z. Wis:ed uupu: entertained
at iurcneon today at The Shcrenan,
,cr Mr.. and Mrs. t.Gward =. Mcllo9,
who :rc the house guests of the Sec
rctaTy OF the Treasury lior guest;
included Princess GhiAa. General
George O. Squier and Colonel Beecher
General and Mrs. Tasker Bliss wcre
hosts this evening. Mrs. Newton d.
Baker was honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CrittcndeN
Calhoun viii entertain Friday eve
mig fer their house guest Princess
Lazarovich. On Saturday Mrs. Cal
hc.n will give d luncheon in compli-
merit to her guest and on Sunday she
VIII be ct homo informally after !
O'clock
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum OF Natura! History; ad
mission free.
metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
free
Aquarium: admission free
New York Historical Society; admission
Van Cortland Par; Museum; admission
zoological Park: admission free.
Lecture by EI,ss Georsina Roberts on THE
Politics Of Po,ncare and I.loyd George"
MadHrs AstoTs St ,s 40 oG3S {Te Girls 80
Opening OF fhs roulfry show, Madison
sgusre h., Gs5ds" ,aai,san Ell aay rej m ror-
c!gn Affairs in Relation 20 tile United
S.a.es." Town EsM 125 West Fortyth.rd
Street. II o'clock.
Meeting and luncheon OF the Eclectic Club.
Waldorf Astoria. - o'clock.
Lv2sheoq Of Tie he j5 an1s 5so Slqo oooc Of New
Luncnt on Of the Long Island Real Estate
Board, Cato Boulevard. O'Clock.
Meeting OF the School Cnilaren's Free
Lunch, l:unen Ass0e'asi0"' '"a'a0rS Astoria
Meeting OF .hc Ecpublcan Ee.ghborhood
association at ESQ PAR. Avenue.
Lecture by DR.. john " Cunltrs on THE
Relation of English Cnarscter!stics to
English Educotion," al E;hical Culture
Lecture BY Dr. Blanche Cotton Williams on
Current Tsndeneies IN Short Story ;. W;:t, !,
Street and Park Avenus. 4 o'clock.
Lecture By DR.. Edward Alsworth Ross Oh
Women in a 'ian-Madc World" Broo..-
Ign Institute o. Ar.s and Sciences Acad-
cI.- OF Music. 4 o'ciocl..
NIGHT
Dinner OF tho Burns Society OF New YORK.
Waldorf-Astoria, O'Clock.
Dinner OF the JeweIry Crafts Association,
Hotel Asto.. $50 O'Clock.
Lecture By Consr.ssn7an Isaac s.egel or
Poet War Aspects OF tho 1rnmiE
Problem" at Spanish and Portuguese
Synagogue. Central PARK West and Sow
ent!eth Street. o'clock.
Lecture BY Burton Holmes on Going
Abroad at Zone" Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. Is O'Clock.
O7cra.ogue b. D.. Clement n. Shaw on
La Jray.ata," Educational Alliance. - ;
East broadway. 8 o'c,ocls.
Dance for the bencft OF four disabied rlen
IN Fo:: His Hospital. Brooklyn Mason:c
Temple s O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Arthur Nikisch,
Noted Orchestral
Conductor. Dies
Head of Famous German
Organizations Victim of
La Grippe at 66; Directed
Boston SYMPHONY 4 Years
81 wireless 10 Tnc 1'ri5n,,c

Cops ri.h' i949. New Iorl Tribune Inc.
BERLIN. Jan. "4-Arthur Nikisch
most famous OF German orchestra con-
ductors. is dead Of In grippe at his home
in Leipsic.
Arthur Nikisch, son Of Hungarian !,
bookkccper and a youthful prodigy at
thc pianofolte and with the violin. DE-
vcloped in maturity into one OF
Europc's most distinguished orche stra
conductors. In his lifetime Of sixty
six years he welded The baton ovel
some OF the greatest Of the orchc trial
binds o. the Continent, notably the
Berlin philharmonic and the Leipsie
GcTandhaus Orchestra. For long
period lie devoted himself mainly to
the direction OF the opera in his native
city, Lcipsic. whelc he made a name
Tor himself by the successful revival
Of many long-ncgl elected operate mas
terpiocos. In the orchestral field he
vas noted for his advanced musical
r;cvs, az we'll as for both the smooth
ness and virjlity Of his readings Of
many OF both classical and modern
mas tcrpcccs.
N.kisch was widely known III Amer
cs. Nc was conductor OF the Boston
Symphony Orchestra from 1882 to 1882
and visited many American cities a.
thc lead OF ti.is noted bnne,. lie was
also in this country in 1919 for con.
cert tour a. The head Of the London
Symphony Orchestra, which he con
Quoted FOR some time before the war
Recently he was reported to be plan
Ning tour in America during the
present year with tnc Lcipsic Geward-
hans P,NI
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
CHARLES +. WATERBURY
Hocc.ol D:ypatcls to Tic Tr!IuNo

Special D.vpG'c' 70 l"c 1fsOuHo
STANFORD, Conn, Jan. 24.-Charles
T. Waterbury, coal dealer and one OF
Stamford's best known citizens. died
at his home here to-day from pncu-
monia. He was born in May. 1905. In
1875 he became associated with his
father in the coal business. He was
director CT the First Stamford Ma
tional Bank, first vice-president Of the
Easibranch Dock Corporation, presi-
dent Of the Woodland Cemetery Asso-
citation, secretary and treasurer Of the
shippan Water and Realty CCompany,
business institutions. Mr.. Waterbury
was member Of the Suburban, STAN
ford Yacht and the Woodway Country
clubs. He was great-grandson of
General David Waterbury Of the Revo-
luton. perhaps the most distinguished
soldier which this section gave to the
cause Of freedom.
EIr. Waterbury is survived By his
wife, SON, David, ard daughter,
Mrs. Walter Leamen.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
MRS. WILLIAM SCHUPP

bVcCfUE I1FSVuttW 70 III" T'UNT'
STAATSBURG, Jan. 24.-Word has
just been received in Staatsburg,
Dutchess County, of the death in
Rochester on Saturday, Of Mrs Will
liam Schupp, promoter of music and
art and noted psychologist. in her
tifty-scvcnth year. Mrs. Schupp, who
dancer. called Lnda, lived in Stats
burg She died Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Schupp was born in Michigan,
and was educated in American schools
and the University of Munich, where
she studied psychology. At one time
she was president of the Empire Dis
trict, National Federation Of Musical
Clubs She is survived by a husband,
daughter, mother and one sister The
body will be brought TO vault in
Pcughke eepsic.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Former n. Y. Officials Attend
Funeral of Thomas Car,nod>

Former state officials VINO served
under the ]atc Thomas Carmody when
he was Attorney General Of New ! losk,
attended his funeral at 10 a. IL. yes
terday ut his home III New Rochelle.
The cortegc proceeded to The Church
Of the Blessed Sacrament, where high
requiem mass was celebrated
The church was crowded with Off
ciol: and attorneys from cities in
Westchester County, as we'll as from
Ma.hattan, Brooklyn and Albany. The
body was taken last night to Penn
Yan, n. T., where the burial will take
place. The pallbearers included Louis
Gardiner, Frank c. Cook, Justice
Cohalan, August Merrill, Senator
Towne and Charles Lawless.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Courts and Links Win
Favor at Palm BeacI,
Darwin =. Kingsley Is Winner
Of Golf Match; Society
Women l lay Tennis
tc.o, ElSaltcl, 10 Ynn Tr1ls. -.


PALM BEACH. Fla, Jan. o4.-Mr
ard Mrs. living huntington, OF Wood
mere, l.. l., and Mrs. Alexander Dallas
Bachc Pratt, OF New YoyA, have taken
d cottage ;or tho season after passing
soalc time here on board the Comradc
II, With Spencer Waters. Of New York
Nv and M. John Francis Harris
arriV led from Tuxedo to-day. Mrs
Harris is at the Breakers for the sea
son, while 1lr. Harris will live on
board his houseboat. tAc Chelsea
Henry 7. Sloane as Joined at the
Breakers BY Baron and Baroness
Amaur.- de Ia Grange, of Paris.
William S. Eaton, Of Boston, has
chartered Lieutenant Colonel Saephc~
L. H. Slocunl's yacht the Lunetta. Mr.
and Mrs. Eaton were among the lunch
con parties at the Breakers. Others
there were Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Parish jr., Of Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. w. Smith, Of New York.
f. Ray Comstock arrived from New
York to pass the season at the Royal
Poincisna, where other arrivals to-day
included William Starr Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. FRANKLIN Moss, MIR. and Mrs.
Nathan D. Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. ". A.
Shrevc, Of Bordcntown. N. j.. and MIR.
and Mrs. Z. r. Hulett, Of London.
John Sanford will arrive with his
party at the Everglades Club on Satur-
day Duncan Ellsworth also is expect
cd there from New York.
Mrs. Lcandcr Mccormick and Mrs.
Charles Cushing played tennis with
Mrs. Henry Keep and Mrs. Louise
Phelps to-day at the Everglades. Mrs.
J. NJ. l.. Rutherfurd and Miss Gertrude
Canaway we're paired against G. r,
Westmacott and Miss Ethel Carhart.
The Lakeworth golf tournament de-
veloped interesting play on the PoiI-
cianA links to-day. Darwin KINGSLEY
won his match with Clarence Neli
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
For Roosevelt for Governor
Union Republican Club In
dorses Assistant Navy Hcat!

Members of the Union Republican
Club, an organization in the southern
half of the 18th Assembly, District, sen.
Theodore Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary
of the Navy. e. telegram yesterday saw
ing that the club has indorscd him 10,
the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor.
The 18th District has three major
Republican organizations. Charles T..
Largy is leader of the north district.
Morris Levy is leader of the south
district. while Benjamin Schwartz is
head of the Union Republican Club
the anti-Levy fnction in The south dis
trict
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
NEWTON G.. DOUGHERTY

GREELEY. COL. Jan. 81. - Newton
c. DouSherty, president OF the Colo
rado Farmers Congress, who fought
his way back to 4 position of esteem
after having served five years in az
Illinois prison following his conviction
Of misusing funds while Superintcnd-
Ont Of Schools at Peoria. H., died here
to-day. lie was seventy light years
old.
He formerly was president OF the
National Education Association. After
being pardoncd by Governor Dune Of
Illinois Dougherty came to Greeley TO
the ranch OF his son. Since then he
had engaged in farming. Last Decem-
ber he was reelected president Of the
Colorado Farmers Congress.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Rockefeller Building S25O,O0O
Nausuleu,e in Sleepy Hollow

4 handsome mausolcum which will
contain twenty crypts is being erected
in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at North
Tarrytonn by William Rockefeller, it
was learned yesterday.
The raausolcum will cost epproxt-
matcly $25O,00O, it was said, and is
being erected within sight Of the Al
bany Post Road. 1t s 10 be Of granite.
Two large crypts will be located in
tne center Of the structure. In one Of
these the body OF Mrs. William Rocke.
felicr, now in receiving vault, will be
placed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Smiths Portrait in Capitol

ALBANY, Jan. 24.Alfrcd f. Smith
to-day tool; hi; place in the gallery OF
former governors of the state when his
portrait was hung il the Executive
Chamber among those Of his predcces-
sors. 1t is on the north wall of the
room, between that Of Governor Odell
and that Of Governor Whitman. the
picture was painted by Douglas Nolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Cleveland University Given
S2.53O,OOO Medical School

CLEVELAND, Jan. 24.--An offer by
Samuel Matner, Cleveland financier, to
nav for the construction Of one Of
the the finest medical school buildings in
the country was accepted by the trua-
tees Of Western Reserve University
TO-DAY. No amount is set in Mr..
Mather's git, but an architects esti-
mate places the figure at approximately
81. 100000. Ground will be broken this
spr;ag. the trustees announced.
Mr.. Ma.her's gift will make his en-.
downments to the university total
more than S4,Q00.Q00
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
ii. III. Hunnewell, Amateur
Sport Enthusiast, Dies
Funeral Will Be Held at Cam
bridge. Mass. To-
MORO,

Hollis Noratio Hunnewell. active for
many Years in promoting amateur
ss?olts, died yesterday at his home, /!
Las Io:ty-th:rd Street lie was fifty
:.hIec years old. Funeral services will
oe nold Tomorrow at Cambridge. Mass.
ar. Hunewell is survived by his
vie. t1o daughters, and sou. Hollis
il. hunNewell ir., who is preparing
'or As.va-d al St. Haul's School.
Mr., lTunaewell's family had been
h.Iona'Nent n che social and financial
ne ,5e o. AassAchusetts for many years.
lio vtas graduated from uarvsld in
4seo a|d 200. al interest in the do
Tclor.Ncrs of 1ncouets. lie erected at
rs H. lat.. Crost estate, in Wellesley.
Mnf', lnc ilrsL scuas,. court in this
s,nl9tsT.. e, His Hill Crest eatate in
oiuu's ti'c famous Hunncwol! gardens.
~'o wns q member Of the Byook. Rae
oNa' ard Tennis Gibbs, OF New Yor:;
sha tno Somerset Club, Of Bo,tor.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
EUGENE H. JOHNSON

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3A-Eugene Fl. John
son, telegraph operator, who For sew
eral years was employed by The Asso-
cia.cd Press. died here to-day. In the
for General Hooker. He was employed
in the White House in the World War
al telegraph operator. His wife, son
and two daughters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Elsie HILL Admits Marriage

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-E1sle Hi1l,
ore Of the leaders OF the National
Womans Party, confirmed to-day re-
ports Of her marriage to Albert Levitt.
a professor in the University Of North
Dakota. and in doing so announced she
would not change her name. They
were married Christmas eve in Chicago,
She said.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
GEORGE w. PORTER

NpCCfdI OfSVutCN 10 ] DC 7rtDNWc
POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y. Jan. "a
George W. Porter. seventy-four years
old. n veteran of the Union army, who
fought through the Civil War, and a
retired business man. is dead at his
home here of lingering illness.
He was born and reared in Johns
town, N. y At the close of the Civil
War he settled in Poughkecpsic and
hnd lived there since. He is survived
by his daughter. Mrs. Charles McEntee
Of PouYhkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Ur. Mellon EntertQins
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge
Daughter Of Secretary Of Treas
ury Serres as Hostess; British
Embassy Staff Dance Guests

fron' The 1ri6tsne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Vice
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge were
principal guests at dinner this eve
Er. Mellon. His daughter, Miss Mel
ion. served as hostess.
y, Hrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Gillett, Mrs
truman Ii. Ne"berry and Mrs. Charles
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
JOHN CHARLES MCCLURE

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. a.
John Charles Mcclure died in the Home
Memorial Hospital here. He was a
member of the firm Of Wood & Nc
Clure, which conducted a boat-build-
! ing plant and yacht yard at West
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Bryce Funeral Tomorrow

LONDON, Jan. 24.-The funeral Of
Viscount Bryce will be held privately
on Thursday, when the body will be
cremated at Golder's Grecn, suburb.
Arrangements are proceeding for nc
mortal service in London.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
DEATHS

nsssr h,~ 'aaugl aug:. he ' sac arat@ @r.@
end Mar .io-cr'er A.!en. OF Orange. x: =.
IuHcrsl at 81. Agnoss Cha pei. Vcst 90
e., near Columbus ~. Thursday. 5a.n-
'.r5' 26. at II q.
Bil MI--Lco7o!d. on January 90. ia h.s
So'ii year, beloved husband Of Eisi" tnec
M'iton aad Robe-t and brother Of lscnr.'
srairl. Funeral services Mt hs latc rc7i-
G"nce "ss Jaraa,cR az. Aetor:a, Wedres-
and fr'erd' and members Of Cc.sva
aynagosue Gotham 1.odse. No. ooi. r. and
a ~; Coas.s.or.' Of Nev Tor,... NisEac:
Temple, hlarirc Chapter No. 30.
Il. 4. n. United Brothers are inv.ted
- attend ltindly omit none-s
bVK1ESS-on January g. 1907. ls.ni','
Ian" Burgess w.dow OF George
Intc.Inen. pllilndciphia.
B1ER>-A. Mountn.ns!dc. v-estae.d \. T..
suddenly. on iurda:-. January %. 1922.
chapel upon arri'si Of !! O'Clock train
rom Crane Contra. Stat'o-l on N-cs.ncs-
day, January -. 1872.
tHAs1NEN laaus.;' 81. Me,..ss Paw
funeral services az Lc~ ,utc home. .N9s
Nalentiae az. Dror:s. "Wednesday. q.
p IN. lnte.mcns "oodlawr.
DORRANCE E-On Monday. Janrs-.. q.
rance, son Of The late Coion.l Charles
End susan Ford Dorranco. In nj. 7otii
gar. funo~al cereic,s IN be held u.
South Dor-arcc ct. Kingston o.
Wednesday. Jonuar.' -. al $50 o'cloca.
EI.WEIE-At Stamford, Conn. on Nor
DAY JaHuary 23; 1922. Colonel Francis K.
tho Masonic Temple, Stamford, Conn. OF
fAursda, afternoon at 2;3o.
tNk.lienrictta Gree WorIns,. belovel
y. w!ic Of .n Iulius. dear mother OF Ber'hs
bcsslc BscAar-ch. Lille seeoac, o.
edna Sobron and Esther Seaman Tu'
neral from her late residence. 500 Ncs,
t4sd St, Wednesday. January 25. at ID
FnAuENTHAI=Edw A. Campbell Tu-
neral Church, B'way ee,h ST. NcaneSaay. 8
GWATHMEN-on Jnnuarv g. a-eh.oa:d
2d rt.. in his sstl ;-car. Services hiS
late hone on Ncdncsaa;, January. %, 4,
20 IN the afternoon. intern.ent t.
Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond. Va.
Richmond ana ,,oricl., Va. papers
please copy.
IIAMIITON-sudden Januars %. rrarci,
y. Hamilton. Funeral services at the
broadway Presbyterian Church. sol Wcs;
ll4th ST.. J2nuar; 20. at p. lnscr-
meur private.
beloved laugntcr OF the late Thoja3.
and MARIA. Funeral from hcr late resi-
qeArs, 80 tlrton aN.. Oh WedncSds j.
January %. ~ 80 ~; thence to 81;
Arselnls q Church, linton ay and lJ5tN
ST. 'ntcrinent ST. EayInond's Cemetery
HOBAKT-Anna f.. .ster of Henry !.
Hobart, at her restencc. Az West 1881
81. on Monday. January -. in her $40
car Funeral services at Trinity Chapel
18th s., vest Of broadway. "Wednesday
January s5. at y. IN. Int,rsneul a. Ci:i
cnnatl, Ohio.
HI NNEWELL-tIollce H.. sudden,y. O.
January "a. husband OF Mary Isabel.
and son OF late Mr.. and Mrs IIcllic,
ltunnewel. OF Wellesley, Mass Inter.
lnent at Boston. Mass.
JACKSON-At her home. sr1 rsst -,
st., on Sunday. January 22 Henrietta
". belovcd wife or Henry ~ jackson
solemn nigh mass VIII be sung at the
church OF Our Lady Of Refuge, Ocean
ana roster av.. Brooklyn. ~ T., at ll
O'Clock. January 24. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
PatrOnesses Are
Announced for
Hospital Fete
Affair Planned i'll Aid of
Babies Will Include a
Ball and Fashion Show;
Scheduled for Feb. IL
Miss Mackay Gives Dinner
Mother Illness Alters Pro.
gram for Wedding of
Frances .Jcwett Murray

pa.ronossos for TIE Fete. Fashion
show and Bail. wh:ci, will be given fo~
&c ,cncat Of The Babies Hospital In
,sc ballroom Of tie Hotel Commodore
February ~. we're announced ycs-
,o'dav. Plans already lave takcr,
s.apc for most original ard brillian.
,tYair. under the direction Of the mc,l-
hers Of the board of Ioauascrs Of the
3a6ies Hospital. TIE list OF patron
1sscs also vii b. enlarged. hu. thosc
s'ready actively svppor' ;ng tie bcrei
s~c Mrs. William 6. Rockefeller. Mre.
Henry. NJ. Ti'forj. Ars. Eugene s.
Dcvnal. Mrs. Water Jennings. Mrs
Nt;o Kahn, Mrs. Stanley G. Nortine~
Nrs. George s. Brcws.Sr. .,ra. .Ioh- r
Pratt; Mrs. Edward :. Nars"esa. N,,s.
'smes Rockwell Sheffield. airs. u 10
rsnccy kountEc. Nys. l.c Eo,- ". BALD
r;a. Mrs. Lewis Cass Iccvard and N,,,s
Mortimer &chif.
Mss Ha,ser;ne sJackay. wa Hostess
st q dinner last night A. piovrc's. In
iono7 OF Sis Katherine ANory. dauch
;e- c, Mrs. Coolc. .tmorv, who is
selling io-l~y COZ an c,tesded vis:t
abroad
Dinner-Dance Cor Miss DC Rham
Mrs. Charles oc Pham r.. Of II Eas;
t.-c:ahth Street. wll give (; dinner
1arce at Shc: fys cn saturla. cveuinc.
February {. IN hoNor o. Kiss Ci4-issc
ie NiaI.
Mrs lla~an Djol1stro -SteeNansou.
o. ee hast lit. -seco.i street, las scil
~ ,nritat.ous Fo- :; small dance
,.hle'i She 'ill x . q, hcr nonc O..
+ h'Tsal. 1 iN ho.o- o. her r.ccc, Miss
y t..n-tto C-;-.cs
i@cuteraa: ccmmandor }'erri.l. I. s.
y. mo VIII marrF Mic Louise WitAe,-
80 or Saturday aftcrroon in st.
Aoinas tacrcA. arrived ycsterd4y
ON osstartnoplc. Mr. and Ms.
Nlss II. y itncroco cane ia New Nor,.
cSiclday from their home at Port
d -. - y. and VIII DC a. tie Hotel
Arbas sador unt;l after the wedding
7f Mis- Wi.herbeo. WHO is The
laughter Or NJ. and 2'rs Waitcr {.
Ni'horooc, vnose home. Lodge Top.
inv,tatioiz 70 ,ac large military we'd
ns Of Miss frances JcNctJ ,iurrav
md Captain SAMUEL David Sturgis IT,.
/. :. A., o. Camp Humphreys. Virginia,
we're recalled yesterday because o. .he
seYetc .'!ness Of the moyher Of :nc
hr.de-eicc,. MIR. Peter Murray. Mrs
Murray has been tascn % the Post
Gradra5e Hospital. Tho marriage viii.
taht plaee privately on Saturday after
rooA IN the chapel q. Governors Island.
fhc.c VIII be no a;tcrdarts. Miss
5ulray is the daughter OF Colonel
'etcr Murray. of Governors Island.
Captain Sturgis is the SON o. tIaior
ienoraL SturGis. I. 5. =.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

Birth, Engagement. Marriage.
Death and In Memoriam Notices
n,np be tslcp|,oncd TO The Tribune
cnp time up to midnight for IN
ssrtion in the next days paper.
Telephone Bcchman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Ready Made" Rehearsal Tonight

1adV, the Junior League musical play
sill take place "a the Plaza tonight.
szd VII. be eclipscd in interest only by
'ae opening performance tomorrow
night. The cast and chorus are letter
perfect. and the dress rehearsal. al
thoreA more 4 tovmalits- thnn nc
,oss:ty IS Of much interest 10 all VINO
Aare been assisting in any capacity in
a"epariug for Ready Madc's" prcsen-
attic
Society Is Interested in tnc Philhar-
mcnic concert to be given at the Metro
Dolitan 0Hera House next Tuesday
ereniag. Wi.lcm Meneelbcrg. the Dutcn
conductor, who is arriving in New York
on the Ryndam Saturday, viii direct.
included among those who have taken
hoxes arc Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
Yrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Mrs.
plnsmore and Mrs. Robert Low Bacoa
The .irss reading gor The benefit Of
"a" Bowling Green Ncighno rhood Asso-
cation viii take riaco to-day at the
rome q Mrs. John Sanford, East
'eTSnty-second Street
Wan; tables have been engaged for
'9e bricsc psrty 20 be given on the
afternoon Of February II at II East
.i'ty-nrst Street by the Gardner School
'-lrne- OF which Miss Maud Eilingcr
. resident. The proceeds will be used
% % sustain "AloGa," The association pub-
cation. Mrs. I. {. Newbury is chair
Nan o. The entertainment committee.
ith Mrs. trark Nollis.er and Miss
'athcTino Bull, q d hutante. as assist
Ut. Others activcly interested are
Yrs Charles Phelps. Mrs. Francis
Lalmoecr and Miss Helen Sattcr!ee.
The benefit for the Mary Fisher
Mome which r'ill tahc place at the
Waldorf Astoria or Friday afternoon
Will be in the na,urc Of an authors
matinee. Among those who will read
rom their collections OF poems are
lrs- Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. Miss
blanche Shoemakcr Wagstaff. Robert
Underwood Johnson and Edwin Mark
nam
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

Mystic and at City leland. n. y. In
.he war many patrol boats we're
brought to the Mystic yards Sor over
hauling and much Of the work was
superintendent by D- Mcclure. lie
is survived by sevcra! brothers, nieces
and nephcws. Intcrment will be in
MnmaronccE
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Society Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Corrigan, who
have been at the Ritz Carlton, will
sail in about three weeks fer Europe.
M's. Horace l.. Andrews viii en-
terrain at dinner at the Eitz-Carl-
.on on February 3. preceding the third
Junior Assembly, which will take place
OF that date.
Among those who entertained at
,lnchecn at pierrc's yesterday were
Mrs. Jay t. Carlisle. Among her
guests were Mrs. William S. Webb jr.,
lrs. Thomas L. Seitner and Miss
L.eaaor l.. +. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland Duel!
le5t Yesterday for Southern California,
who're they will remain during
February. On their return they will
occupy their apartment. at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs. Frank Henderson vas hostess
At luncheon yesterday at the Ritz
Carlton, at which her guests we're Mrs.
Charles L. Proctor. Mrs. Robert Al.
Phillips. and Mrs. Edward S. Moore.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
GEORGE d. BUTLER

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 2A.-Gcorge D.
Butler, who vas local manager FOR the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
thirty-two years. died here to-day. lie
ras retired in 1916 after fifty years
o. continuous service with the com
rary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
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HENRY CLAY LOCKWOOD

P1TTSTON, Pa. Jan. 24.-Henry
Clay Lockwood. assistant superinten-
dent of deliveries at the New York
PostoAce, died to-day at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. A. f. Care.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25

.he ifst reading for tho benefit Of
n" Bowling Green Ncighnorhood Asso-
cation viii take naco to-day at the
.'i"e q Mrs. Join Sanford, 2 East
eNSnty-sccond Street