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The New York herald., 1922-04-19
MISS HANCOCK MARRIED
TO MIR. WILLIAM BAYLIS
Bride Is GiUen Away by Col.
EdUard NJ. House.

In the chapel OF st. Bartholomew
Church yesterday afternoon Miss Doro-
thy Hancock, a daughter of the late
Lewis Hancock OF Austin. Tex. and OF
Mrs. Hancock OF Is West F'ifty-hfih
street, was married to Mr.. William Bay
lis OF this city. The ceremony, which
was witnessed by relatives and few
friends. was performed by Suffragan
Bishop Herbert Shipman.
The bride entered the chapel with Col
Edward Marshall House. an old friend
of her family. who gave her away. She
had but one attendant. her sister. Miss
Mildred Hancock, and Mr.. John Hone
Auerbach served as best man for Mr..
Baylis. The ushers were Messrs. j..
Couper Lord. Alexander ID. B. Pratt. J..
Victor Onativia. Jr.. Malcolm d. Sloane.
Hugo de Fritsch, J. Henry Alexandra
and Henry Pierrepont Perry. There was
no reception, and Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Baylis left for a
motor trip They will live at 103 East
Seventy-fifth street.
The bride wore travelling costume OF
dark blue cloth and hat to correspond.
Her. sisters costume was blue OF q
lighter shade.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
Societys Attends fG I
Nary Ball !: for
Clubhouse Fund
Numbersof Dinner Parties Pre-
cede Dance--Gommittees Re-
ceive Rear Admiral Jones. Y

4
The Navy ball. Held at the. Ritz-carl-
ton last evening. drew a large attends
ance. The ball was given TO raise funds
for maintenance of the club hcuse at
10 and Is East Forty-frst street
Before the dance dinner partiess.were
Given by Mrs. Julian w Robbins.
Mrs. Duncan Harris. Mrs. William H,
Harnilton, Mrs. Edward Tolfree, Mrs.
Charles A. Childs and Mrs. e. Clarkson
Potter. q e-'a - & -T. e'a
An entertainment feature was the
dancing of Miss Peggy Marsh and her
husband, Mr.. Abort Buster Johnson.
Patronesses for the event included
Mines. Frank Spencer witherbee, Daniel
IT,. Worden, William A. Read. Arthur
w. Swami. Robert. Stevens. Hugh d.
Auchincfoss. p. Maitland Armstrong,
Arthur B. CIaflin. George w. Goethals,
Van Rensselaer, King. N. Thayer Robb,
John w. Maclay. John T. Pratt William
Guggenheim. Winchester Noyes, De
Lancey Kane. Samuel w. Lambert,
Franklin d. Roosevelt. Theodore Doug
las Robinson. Gustavis T. Kirby, Lv-
ingston HINT william e. Iselin. Charles
~ .N''"'a', 1hoSil doiAihBtoH, t1uWiu H.
Denby, Arthur NJ. Dodge, and George
r. Fearing.
Rear Admiral Jones and his staff was
received by the women's committee. in
cluding Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter,
chairman: Mrs Martin B. Saportas,
Mrs. John r. Drexel, Jr.: Mrs. Shannon
Lord Meany, Mrs. James Lcnox Banks,
Jr.; Mrs. Frederick Alexandra, Mrs Her
bert G. PelI, Jr.; Mrs. David Trumbulf
L. Van Buren, Mrs. James B. Taylor,
Jr., and the Misses Audrey Hoffman,
Genevieve Clendenin, Louisa Steedman
wilson, Isabel Pell. Muriel Vanderbilt,
Jeanne. Reynal. Felicia Fisk and Roberta
Willard.
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wEsTMEN--wEED.

Miss Ella Mildred Weed. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Vanderbilt
Weed. was married to Mr.. Horace o.
westmen last night at the st. Regis
by the Rev Or. John r. Mackay. pastor
OF the North Presbyterian Church of
this city. The bride was attended by
her sister. Mrs. Jacob NJ. Schwarz. and
Miss Marion ID. Schimpf. Mr.. Howard
c. Shepherd was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Merle F'lawer. James A.
Donari Edwin @. Eyerly and John NJ.
Potter. The bridegroom Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Q. Westmen OF
III
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sTEARNs-wALLACE.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NFw Yosk HEslLp
PROVIDENCE. r. T., April 1s.--Miss
Marian Barker Wallace. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Arthur Wallace,
and Mr.. Howard Buckell Stearns. son
of Judge Charles F. Stearns. were mar
ried at noon to-day in St. Johns Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Lester Bradnc-
OF Summit. y. y. officiated. assisted by
the Rev. John F.. Scott. rector Of st.
Johns. The bride had as her maid OF
honor her sister. Miss Irene A. Wallace,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Mar
garet Stearns OF Boston, Mrs. Edwin A.
Buck OF Baldwin. y. r.. and Miss Mary
Chandler and Miss Katharine u. Fur
lingame of Providence.
Mr., Gelston Hardy OF Philadelphia
was best man.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy and her
daughter. Miss Margaret Hennessy OF
s03 Park avenue viii start about June
for Helena, Mon, to pass the summer.
Mr.. George Leary, Jr., will start to-
day for Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. Robert j. Kelly will leave hcr
apartment at the Buckingham Hotel
soon and open Kalmia Park, her country
place, at Huntington. l.. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Warburton
or 64 East Eighty sixth street, who re-
Gently returned from Europe will pass
part OF the summer at Stamford. Conn.
Gen. Evan NJ. Johnson returned to the
Hotel Astor yesterday from visit with
his son-in-law and daughter Col and
Mrs. Charles A. Dravo, at West Point.
Miss Catherine Oakley OF Is East Six
ty-fourth street will entertain at lunch
con at her home tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Victorine l.. Kellogg, whose
engagement 10 Mr.. Hudson Budd was
recently announced. Her guests will in
cludc Mrs. William John Warburton.
Mrs. Van Henry Cartmell. Jr, Mrs. NJ.
Dorland Doyle, Miss Helen Isabel Mac
Millin. Miss Helen ra Fetra. Miss Mar
garet Hennessy. Mrs. Gustave Erbe. Mrs.
Julius White and Miss Edith McCoon.
Mrs Charles h. Easton. wife of Or.
Easton Of Washington ID. G.. and New
port. X. l.. was operated on yesterday v
IN ST. Luke's Hospital for appendicitis
by Or. Joseph 4. Blake According 10
reports from the hospital last night.
Mrs. Easton was resting comfortably.
The entire cast OF Zero" the char
ity play now appearing at the Forty
fourth Street Theater, will be the guests
Of the Pail Mall Club on Saturday next
In the Lorraine Grin.
Bishop and Mrs. James Henry Dar-
lington O. Harrisburg, with their daugh-
ter. Miss Kate Il. Darlington. ara a. tn.
CNsf-~.,,
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JOHN DOYLE.

a military funeral under the direc-
yesterday for John Doyle. aged 80.
stone cutter. whose body was found in
the hay off Governors Island Friday.
Arrangements for burial on Harts ISL
and at the expense OF the city were al
most completed when an old friend OF
Doyle informed the legion officials that
the dead man had served in the army
during the late war Plans were changed
and after services at the morgue the
body was buried In Calvary Cemetery,
where volley was fired over the grave.
Doyle lived ct the Mills Hotel. Seventh
avenue and Thrty-sixth street.
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MISS MCCORMICK TO
WE'D IN SWITZERLAND
Definitely Decides to Sail for
Europe With Her Father.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD
CHICAGO, April IS. - Miss Mathilde
Mccormick will sail with her father
Mr.. Harold F. Mccormick. in a month
or two for her wedding to Max Oser
was the announcement from Howard
A. Colby to-day. In his capacity as
family friend and spolxesmac of the
press for the Harold F. Mccormick
family Mr.. Colby definitely 50, at rest
all rumors Of rift in the ,uts Of the
bridal path romance.
"Mr Osef viii not come 20 this
country he added. THE weic.ng will
take. place In Switzerland ..cn after
their arrival"
What OF John d. Rockefei-,ss con-
sent?' he was asked, ". $500 ..
oh. they'll, probably win him. over"
smiled Mr.. Colby, but he wol'l rot say
definitely that Mr. RoclSefells- had put
the stamp fhis approval ON Ills grand
VIII havev her way.
Consent or not. however. there seems
to be no. doubt that the youcr heiress
will have her,way.
The wedding. absolutely is going
through" were Mr. Colby's haal wofds
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings VIII
return to New York to-day from Pine
hurst. y. G.
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MISS Ida L. FLEITMANN WE'D
TO MR.. JOHN VAN S. BLOODGOOD
Bride Is Widely Known Horse
woman and ross-Country
Rider.

4 One OF the interesting weddings of
Easter week was that of yesterday In
st. Thomas's Church when Miss Ida
Louise Fleitmann. only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, William Medlicott Fleitmann.
was married to Mr.. John Van Schaick
Bioodgood. only son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fanshaw Bloodgood of this city.
The bride Is one of the best known
horsewomen in this country and a fine
cross country rider as veil and has
often exhibited her PROV ess here and
In England INC Ireland. She has fol-
lowed the mounds both here and abroad
and frequently has exhibited horses. not
only here In the various shows but also
at the International Horse Show In
London. One Of the bridegroom's an
cestors was Gen. Van Schaick. who
served on Gen. Washington's staff dur
ing the Revolutionary War and another
was Gen. Bleecker OF that period.
There was a full choral service by
the vested choir Of the church and the
ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev Chauncey Brewster. Bishop OF
Connecticut, who had officiated at the
marriage OF the brides mother The
Rev Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector OF the
church, assisted at the ceremony The
brides only attendant was her small
cousin. Alice Heinze. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur p. Heinze.
Mr.. Bloodgood's best man was Mr.
John Kerr. The ushers were Messrs.
COLES ]. and Henry T.. Coe. Jr., John
Townshend Rennard. Frederick RI and
William M. Fleitmann. Jr. brothers OF
the bride. and Edward Nicoll Town
send. After the ceremony there was a
reception at 129 East Seventy-third
street. the home OF the brides parents.
The bride wore a costume Of white
and silver brocade with a court train
of chiffon over satin. The gown was
embellished with old point applique lace
which with the veil of the same kind
OF lace had been worn by. her mother
and maternal grandmother at their re-
spective weddings. In place Of a
bouquet she carried gift of the BRIDE
groom. an ivory bound prayer book
on which was a cross of diamonds
and sapphlres. The small attendant
wore a frock of rainbow colored chiffon
and carried a basket OF flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloodgood will live in
Setauket. L. T.. where his parents have
presented country place to him.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
RICHARDs-BENNETT.

Miss Annie Bennett. daughter OF. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Bennett. was married
to Mr.. 9. Darlington Richards yester-
day afternoon In ST. James's Shurch
Madison avenue and Seventy-hrst street.
by the rector. the Rev. Frank warfield
Crowder, assisted by the Rev. Milo H..
Gates. vicar of the Chapel Of the In
tercession. The bridegroom ia. choir
master and organlst Of st. Jaynes's and
there was special choral service under
the direction Of DR. Miles Farrow. or
ganist Of the Cathedral OF st. John
the Divine. The brides only attendant
was her sister-in-law. Mrs. Arthur Ben
nett. and the Rev. William II. Owen. rec
tor OF Holy, Trinity Caruch. was best
man.
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DOUBLE BURIAL OF RELATIVES.

Double funeral services were held
Monday for vitali Mayorkas of 10i West
112th street and his sister-inlaw. Mrs.
Sarah Mayorkas. wife OF Morris May
orkas, member of the firm of Mayorkas
Brothers. antique rug dealers of 6TS
Madison avenue. Vitali. who was 40
year old. died Sunday in his home, and
Mrs. Mayorkas at Mount Sinai Hospital
a few hours later. Mrs. Mayorkas lived
ut 26 East l0sth street. Burial was i'm
Cypress Hills cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
ROBERT sHMORE.

Robert Rushmore. aged 5S. for many
years associated with his father, Isaac
w. Rushmore. In the wholesale dairy
products business I'm Brooklyn. died
yesterday In his home. 752 West Fifty
eighth street Plainfeld. N. J. He was
member OF the Presbyterian Church,
Masonic fraternity and Home Defense
League. He leaves his wife. a sister of
Representative Ernest r. Ackerman OF
Plainfleld brother. Townsend Rush.
more, and three sisters. Mrs w. T.
Hussey OF North Berwick. Me. Mrs. w.
u. Murray and Mrs T.. j. Patterson Of
Plainheld.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
LEE TANToN.

Lee Tanton. AIRED y. dancer died ves-
tcrday In the Holland House. 50 West
E'orty-sixth street as a result Of Illness
said TO have begun when he suffered
an attack or chlorine gas while serving
IN France with the Medical Corps. a
year ago he danced with Miss Joan
Sawyer at Reisenweber's and at tho
Cafe des Beaux Arts. Recently he
danced with Miss Kitty Phelps at the
Hotel Ambassador. Hc leaves his IA
thcr. . brother and three sisters IN
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KoEPCHEN--woLTMANN.

The wedding OF Miss Eleanor VOLT
mann. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
woltmann OF New York. and Mr.. WILL
lam j. Roepchen OF All West Forty
third street took place last evening at
the Sherman Square Hotel, Broadway
and Seventy-first street. The Rev. Will
lam Koepchen. pastor Of st. LulSes
Church. ofiiciated.
Miss Mabel Mehrtens acted as maid
OF honor and only bridal attendant. The
Rev. Henry Koepchen OF Elizabeth. N.
j.. served MS best man. After short
honeymoon trip in the South the couple
will make their home in Bay Ridge,
N j.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
MRS. FLAGLER'S ESTATE
GAINS $4,000, 900 IN YEAR
Large Incomes for Incompe-
tents Relatives Urged.

The estate of Mrs. Ida A. Flagler.
first wife of the late Henry M. Flagler
of the Standard Oil Company. increased
I'm value more than $4,000 00O- or from
$6.1s7,21s.65 to $S,2ss,416.77. from jan
uary IL. 1921. to January Il, 1922, ac-
cording to an accounting filed yester-
day by Charles L. Hoffman. referee.
The referee recommended that the an
nual income allowed to brother of Mrs.
Flagler be increased from $12.500 to
$4,000, and that the annual allowances
Of three nephews. William W., Richard
w. and George w. Taylor be increased
from $4,000 to $4,000. and that DR.. Car
los f. Macdonald. as committee for the
person OF Mrs. Flagler. receive $4,000 a
year instead of $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
HoRsTMANN-FERRIs.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALn
SYRACUSE. April 1S.-Miss ,violetfe
Ferris. daughter OF the Rev. br. and
Mrs. Walter lockwood Ferris and
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Frank a. Ferris of New York. was mar
ried here tonight TO Mr.. Henry Andrew
Horstmann. son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
D. Hortsmann, formerly of New York.
Dr. Ferris gave his daughter away and
performed the ceremony in his church.
Park Central Presbyterian. Miss Muriel
Ferris served as maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were the grooms sister
Miss Florence Horstmann: Miss Helen
B. Hine OF Brooklyn, Miss Margretta
Kerr Of South Orange and Miss Betty
Merre1l Of Syracuse. Mr.. Everett Siclles
OF Rochester was best man. Mr.. Frank
Ferris I'd. Mr.. w. lockwood Ferris
Jr. Mr.. Gilbert GODDARD OF Rochester.
Mr.. Bertram Gulick of Kingston -on-the-
Hudson and Mr.. Carl McGreevy OF Sy-
racuse were ushers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DR.. Roland Knobel and Miss Nora
Seemann. daughter OF Mrs. Frederick
Carl seemann OF Zebra avenue, Staple
ton Heights. S. l.. were married last
night at the home OF the brides mother
The Rev ]. Havergard Sheppard Of
Connecticut, former pastor OF the Port
Richmond Baptist Church. officiated.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Meade Wilmer Stone. and the
bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Fair
child Miss Margaret Meyer. Miss Mar
celia Strin end Miss Harriet NJ Hoyer
Dr. John. s. Kelleher was best man.
DR.. and Mrs. Knobel will make their
h home In Mount Vernon
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
MISS RIKER ENTERTAINs.

Miss Enid A. Riker OF $40. West
Eighty-sixth street entertained at din
ner last evening at her home in honor
Of Miss Helen Grace Van Wyck and
Mr.. Frederic r. Bronson, who are to
be married tomorrow. After dinner
Miss Riker took her guests. who in
cluded Miss Fredericka Rafferty,, Mr..
Tyler Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Page. Miss Aquila Giles and Mr.. Robert
IT, Crawford, to the performance Of
up the Ladder att the Playhouse
and later to the Club Montmartre
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
BEQUEST OF 100000
FOR CHARITY SOCIETY
New Bedford Woman Leaves
Money to Association Here.

New BEDFORD, Mass. April -lS.-The
will of Miss Emily Howland Bourne,
filed for probate to-day, leaves $500, 100
to the New York Association for lm-
proving the Condition OF the Poor the
estate is valued at $1,000,oo0. Miss
Bourne died recently in New York.
Numerous bequests are also made 10
public and charitable institutions in this
city, including the Bourne Whaling Mu-
scum. The largest personal bequest IS
made 10 Emile Bourne Michler OF New
Bedford, niece, who receivts s2oo'ooV
and the residuary estate.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Jean Gertrude Thomson. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomson,
was married to Mr.. Sidney Jay HamiI-
ton. Jr.. last night in the Second Pres
byterian Church by the Rev. DR.. Robert
Watson. the pastor, and esterward
there was a reception at the Plaza The
brides attendants were her sister. Mrs
Jesse b. Leslie: Mrs. Frederick S. DIE
terich and Miss Helen keyes Mr.. O..
Frederick Hoagland was best man
The ushers were Messrs. Thomas r.
Kyle. Frederick s. Dieterlch. Jesse b.
Leslie and Arthur S. whittenore. Mr.
Hamilton anil his bride will live in
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
Jp. coNwAY's WILL PRoBATED

The will of Joseph p. Conway. Brook
lyn lawyer. who died in his home, 1Ts
McDonoueh street, Brooklyn, on March
81, was admitted TO probate yesterday
by Surrogate Wingate in Brooklyn. The
value is not given. The entire estate
passes to the widow. Mrs. Jennie l.. Con-
way Mr.. Conway is survived also by
three children. Albert Conway 500 Bush
wick avenue, former Assistant District
Attorney of Kings county; Miss Gene
We've Conway and Miss Josephine Con-
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LEAVES ST. TO DEAR HUSBAND.
Woman Charges Non-Support and
Neglect In Her VIII.

II give and bequeath unto my dear
and beloved husband. William Edwards.
on account of non-support and neglect
the sum OF ST. Thus reads a portion
Of the will Of Ella Morris Edwards, for
merly of 1880 Seventh avenue. which
was filed for probate yesterday
Mrs Edwards died at her home Marcn
IS. She bequeathed household effects,
furniture and $3.50 to my friend Rosa
Scott. "the evangelist" No value was
set on the estate.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
WILLIAM BRowNwELL. FOX.

William BrownweIl Fox. head of the
hardware commission house OF William
p. Fox and Brother. q Warren street
died yesterday In his S0th year. Mr..
Fox lived at 296 Jefferson avenue,
Brooklyn. He devoted many years to
activities of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church. Brooklyn. and it's Sunday
School of which he was superintendent
for years. He was for the last ten
years president Of the board of man
ayers of the Baptist Home for the
Aged in Brooklyn. He leaves his wife,
a son and two daughters.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
JOHN CAMPBELL's WILL FILED.
Former Treasurer of Interboroush
Left All to widow. ...

The will OF John II. Campbell, Tor
fifteen years treasurer OF the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company of New
York. was filed yesterday at Mineola.
l.. I. 1t was dated December IL, 1921.
Mr.. Campbell died on April in the
Garden City Hotel. All OF the estate is
left 10 the widow, Mrs. Emma Campbell
OF the Garden City Hotel. except pearl
pin which is left to friend, Setn %.
King of IT'S Park place.
Personal property is valued at more
than $4,000. There is no real property.
The New York Trust Company is named
as executor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
ToRMEy--FINAN.

special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw yonK IrEnstp.
MrppLErowN. n. ". April is.--Miss
Anna Finan. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Finan OF Goshen, was mar
red to Mr.. Hugh +, Tormey OF Brooklyn
at st. Johns Roman Catholic Church,
Goshen. thfs morning. The Rev. ]. @.
McGlnnis officiated. Miss Gertrude
Mary Hartley was bridesmaid and Mr..
Frank A. Daughcrty Of Brooklyn was.
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Tormey will
live IN Hrooklvn. -
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
SUNRISE BALL IS TOMORROW.
Detailed ARRANGEMENTS. for Event
Are Complete. !.

Arrangements have been completed
for the Sunrise Ball to be held at the
Hotel Ambassador tomorrow evening 10
raise funds for the establishment of the
first Help Men to Help. Themselves
stations throughout the city. rt, .'
The ball promises to be unique in the
way of charity events. as the organizs-
ton can truthfully state that not n
single penny subscribed will be devoted
10 expenses. The gross receipts will be
entirely used to help men who are tern
porarily out of funds. The stations win
be open from sunrise until noon and at
them deserving. men may, battle, shave.
and brush up.
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WED TO MR.. S. B. OLNEY.
Widow Of w. BniIlfe Frnser-Camp D
bell Becomes Rride.

In the chantry OF Grace Church yes
terday Mrs. Elizabeth Powell Fraser
Campbell. widow OF W. Baillie Fraser
Campbell and daughter of the late Rob-
ert J. Hare Powell and of Mrs. Hare
Powell OF Ardsley on Hudson, was mar
ried to Mr.. Sigourney p. Olney. a son
OF the late Peter B. Olney. in the pres
ence of relatives by the Rev. Dr. Charles
l.. Slattery. rector OF the church.
The bride entered the chantry w@yS
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
BRrNNAN--sLEvIN.

Miss May Sievin. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Slevin, was married to Mr.
Frederick S. Brennan OF Boston yes-
terday In the Church OF the Blessed Sac
rament. Miss Ada Slevin was her sis
ter's only attendant, and Mr., Joseph
Brennan was best man for his brother
The ushers were Messrs. Thomas Rud-
den and Paul Couehlin. Mr. Brennan
and his bride will live In Lynn. Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Mrs. Vincent Astor is in the South OF
France 49,
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M A r r I A G E S

LIS-IIANcOcK.-on Tuesday. Aprn
ls at ST. Bartholomew's Church. by the
Plight Rev. Herbert Shipman. Dorothy
Hancock, daughter OF the late Lewis
Hancock OF Austin Tex. to William
Baylis of this city.
OOD-FLEITMANN.-O Tuesday,
April 1s. at ST. Thomas's Church, ~
Bishop Chauncey p. Brewster, Ida Louise
Fieitmann. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Medlcott Fleitmann, to John
Van Schaick Bloodgood.
ER-CAAPBELL.--On Tuesday,
April 1S. 1862, at Grace Church Chantry.
by the Rev. DIR. Fiattery, Elizabeth Hare
FraHer-Campbell, daughter Of Mrs. Robert
j. Hare Powell. TO Sigourney Butler Olney.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 'Pierpont Morgan. viii
go 10 Europe in August.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer
will sail on board the Olympic next
Saturday and will remain abroad several
months
The New York herald., 1922-04-19
FREDERICK Q. TRAyEs.

Special Dispatch 70 THE Nrw yosK HEaALp
CHICAGO, April 1S.-Frederick G.
Traves, aged 55, founder Of the F. G.
Traves Paper Company. died to-day
after an illness OF several years. He
had been In the paper business In Chi
cago for more than a quarter OF CEN
f'srv
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LOST-Pass book $3.50 Hudson Trust Co
(Provident Department.. 39th ST and
Broadway, New York city. Payment has
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her brother. Mr. Robert J. Hare Powell.
but was unattended. Mr.. Peter Il. Olney
served as best man for his brother. Be-
cause of the recent death Of the bride
groom's father there was no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olfey will live in Long
Island in the vicinity of Cedarhurst.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

I. Mr.. and Mrs. William IT. Sage have
come from Thomasyille, Ca. to the st.
Regis to remain until dhey go to their
home in Albany.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Miss Julia Berwind. who sailed for
Europe last Saturday. will remain
abroad two months and on her return
will 60 to. Newport.
The New York herald., 1922-04-19

Mrs. J. Philip Bernhard gave lunch
con Yesterday at Pierre's for Mr. and
Mrs. Gustav ]. s. White of Newport
who are. here for brief visit.