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The New York herald., 1922-10-05
In Mcmoriam.

BAE<ER.-Theodore Halliday. Suddenly. OF
October 2. at his home. Milford. Pa.
BowES--Oa Tuesday, October 3. winifred
A. Bowes. beloved wife of the late John
w. Bowes. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 81 East ssth St, on Friday, Octo-
Der 6. at $3.50 A. NJ. thence to the
Church OF St. Ignatius Loyola. Park av.
and saith st. lnterment Calvary kindly
omit flowers. Automobile cortege.
BRYAN-October 4. Adelaide Bryan. Ser
vices Stephen Merritt's Chapel. 223 Sth av.
(near 2lst ST.. Saturday. o'clock
BURNET.-At her residence, 645 West End
av on Tuesday, October 3, 1922. Frances
~ Burnet.
1922, Lizette. wife OF the late Henry
panlelson. Funeral service at her late
residence. 246 West 10th St, on Friday
at 80 L. NJ.
DE sANTIAGo.-IsabeI o. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH, Bway. Goth st.. until Saturday
oNCHIAN.-suddeny. on Sunday. Septem-
ber "a, at Berkeley, Cal, Dikran b:
Friends Meeting House. IA East Goth ST.,
New York city. Saturday. October Z, at
2 p. NJ. Burial at Friends Cemetery
Prospect Park. Brooklyn, ~. Y. Boston,
Worcester and Chicago papers please copy.
DoNNELLY.-on Tuesday. october 3, 1922,
Michael. the beloved husband OF Annie
Donnelly Funeral from his late residence,
6i9 61st st.. Brooklyn. Friday at $50
CARRIE-suddenly. on October 4. Daniel 7.
Carrie Funeral from his late residence.
f72 West Goth ST.. Friday, October u. Re-
1uiem Mass at Church OF the Holy Trinity.
SGD st, near Broadway. at 10 A. NJ. In
termont Calvary Automobile cortege.
IETZ.-Katherinc, on october ,. 1922 nee
Koib beloved wife OF the late Charles
CIetz In her 57th year. Funeral from her
late home. 40 Hancock pl.. Fairview, n.
j. Friday October 9, at +. NJ. Relatives
and friends are respectfully Invited 70 at
tend the funeral
GROEsBECK--On Tuesday. october 3. 1922.
Frances NJ. wife Of Edmund p Grcesbeck.
Funeral services at her lste residence. lI22
Park av.. on Friday at =. NJ.
HATZEL.-Dr George Grover. suddenly. at
his home, 1860 Bryant av., The Bronx
Funeral Saturday at =. NJ.
HENRY On Tuesday. October 3, 1922, AT
state St, the Rev. Michael J. Henry.
director of the Home and Mission for the
Protection Of Irish Immigrant Girls and
paStor of tho parish OF Our Lady OF the
Rosary Remains will be taken 20 St.
patrfa<'s Cathedral Thursday afternoon.
Divine Ofice Thursday evening At =
o'clock Mass Friday morning at 10
o'clock 1ntermcnt Calvary. Automobile
rOrtpgc
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
Society Dimes on
! New Italian Liner
the Giulio CeSare
Three Hundred Guests See
Beauties of Foreign Ship
at Her Pier.

To introduce the newest of trans
atlantic liners to New York admirers
of modern sumptuous steamships that
make seagoing delightful. there was a
dinner last night on board the iiulio
Cesare of the Nayigazione Generate
Italiana, which is at her pier at the foot
OF West Fifty-sevcnth street.
AS an incident in society the dinner
was one of the important of the
evening. Those among the 300 guests.
who have been frequent sea travellers.
were outspoken in their admiration OF
the beautiful but substantial appoint
ments OF the 22.O0o ton liner. The dinner
was served at small ia ables in the main
dining saloon and the gallery that sur
rounds 1t. but the ballroom. essential to
modern steamship. the lounge and
J library were open for the enjoyment of
the guests.
The presence of Mr.. T. r. Bernardo
the Italian Consul; Mrs. Bernardo.
Count Giulio Bogolnesi. italian Consul
at Montreal; Countess Bogolnesi and
Mr.. Ubaldo Rochra, italian Vice Consul,
In New York. and DIR. Major G. Mori-
sani. an italian commissioner to the
United States, gave the entertainment
an official aspect. The Giulio Cesare
will sail Saturday to complete her
SSNciiQ iNdItQ Trip ~ sUlS port.
Parties for the dinner were arranged
by Mrs Richard T. Wilson. Countess
Elena Thaon d1 Revel. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Goeiet, Countess Irene di Robi-
liant, Mr.. Whitney Warren. Mr.. Frank
a. Munsey, whose party included Col
}. B. Maclean of Toronto. Ont: Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis L. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Burchell. Mr.. Silvio Villa. Prince
and Princess Francesca Rospigliosi, Mr.
and Mrs James s. Larkin and Mr.. STAN
ley Dwight.
In the parties about the tables were
Sir Thomas Upton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
May -oelrichs, Mr.. Goodhue Livingston,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Well
man. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Theus Munds Mr.
and Mrs Gordon Knox Bell, Mr.. Frank
lin A. Plummer, Mr.. Arthur Brisbane,
Mr.. Louis Wiley. Mr.. Robert Title Nc
Kee. Mr.. James Byrne. Mrs Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte and Mrs. Miller
Graves. tst
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. wag-
staff, Count de Perigny. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin B. Saportas, Mr.. and Mrs. Fal
de Saint Phale, Mr. and Mrs Emanuel
Gerli. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas,
Don and Donna Marino del duchi Tor
lonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes Ferrara,
Mr. ,Whitney Warren. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Dana Winslow, Baron Zezza
Miss Anita Damrosch, Mr.. Louis Gordon
Hamersley, Miss Susan Gibney and Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Pease.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Luigi Solari, Count Facchetti Guglia,
Mr. Andre Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Bull. Mr.. and Mrs J. v. Behar. DR.. and
Mrs. Antonio Stella. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Guggenheim. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gardner Capt. F. Schiaffno, commodore
of the N. G. L.: Capt. Ruspini. general
director in the United States of the
n. G. T.: Mrs. Ruspini, Mrs Theodore
Price, Mr. Ans Gilbert. attorney for
the N. G. l., and Mrs Gilbert. Miss Alys
Macy Beers. Mr.. Philip Robinson and
Miss Elanor Flagg.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
onITuARY NOTES.

MRS. ELLA G. s.. BRYANT. cousin OF
Louis Morenu Gottschalk, pianist composer.
Mrs william H. Timberiakc, 157 West
Tighticth street. She was bern fifty-three
years ago IN Golad. Tex. She lived in Roam
oke Va. and later came On this city. She
was pianlat aud well known teacher 81
singing. a brother and two daughters sdr.
vive hor
WALTER GEORGE BROWN, prominent IN
social and business life Of Rutherford, ". j.
where he lived a quarter OF century. died
yesterday at his home there OF apoplexy He
was for many years director Of the Bergen
County Bank East rutherford Savings, Loan
and Building Association and Rutherford
Field Club also one OF the leading mem
bers OF the Rutherford Elks and Union Club
sisters.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

rhe law office OF
leonard. and in 1882 was
omitted to the bar In 1887 he was
elected to the Assembly. where he
served three terms. He never held any
other public office, though he was can
didate for United States Senator. Gov
ernor and State Senator at various
times. He was twice disbarred. the sec
ond disbarInent having been caused by
alleged failure to obtain the proper writ
of error for his client. George Brandon,
who was convicted of murder Mr.. Nc
Dermit went 10 Trenton on Tuesday in
an effort to obtain reinstatement Mr.
McDermit formerly owned the Newark
Sunday Standard, and was part owner
of the Newark Morning Times and the
Sunday Times-StGndGrd He leaves a
brother. James McDermit, and a son.
Frank McDermit Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
ROYAL VISITORS JOIN THRONG
AT INTERNAT TIONAL POLO MATCH
Lord and Lady Mountbatten Interested Spectators at
Meadow Brook Tournament.

Mrs J. Allen Townsend were with Mr.
and Mrs. William McNair and Mrs
Reginald L. Hutchinson. With Judge
and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary was Mr.. James
w. Gerard. Mrs. II. Caslmir de Rham
and Mr. J. Louis Webb came with Mrs.
w Seward Webb and sat in seats on
the grand stand, where also were Mr..
and Mrs. Payne Whitney.
Among others In the gathering were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. c. Smith, whose
guests were Mrs. lsdwln T. Holmes and
Miss May II. Johnston Mrs Moses Tay-
lor Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. DE Forest
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs w. Russell Grace,
Mrs. Andrew Fletcher, who was with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ross Proctor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Somerville Voss, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry r. Fletmann Miss jose
phine Noeh- Mrs. H. Forbes McCreery,
Mrs. Henry w. Lowe, Miss Muriel Lowe
Miss Beth Leary Mrs. Pierce Butler and
her finance. Mr. Gerald Dempsey, Mrs.
William Armstrong Greer. Mrs. Stephen
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton S. Bur
rill, Mrs. George w. Forsyth Mrs. Paul
d. Cravath and Mrs James s. Larkin.
Others included Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs A. Stewart
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. George F Baker.
Jr.. Mrs. Victor Cumnock, Miss Grace
Helen Talbot. Mrs. Morris Hadley. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Lorillard, Mr.. and Mrs.
James y. Taylor, Jr... Mr.. and Mrs. Dex
ter Blasden, Mr. G. Oliver Tselln. Miss
Edith Hope Iselin. Mrs. Henry c. Phipps,
the Hon. Mrs. Frederick Guest. Mrs.
Harry y. Holllns. Miss Alice Lounsberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter Wykes. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Devereaux. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Jason
Waters, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II. Thomas.
Mrs J. Theus Munds Mrs. Newell w.
Tilton, Mrs. Allen G. Wellman. Mr.. and
Mrs, August Belmont, Mrs. Morgan
Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs Wendell Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs ogden II. Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortfandt Dixon Barnes.
Others nt the Tournnm ont.
with Or. and Mrs. Preston T. satter-
white were Prince and Princess Fran
cesco Rospigllosl. Mrs Herbert Shipman
and Mrs. Morton l.. Schwarz others
in the gathering were Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Delano Weekes Mr.. and Mrs. willard
s. Brown, Mrs. Jean l.. Collins Mr.. and
Mrs. Monson Morris. Mr. and Mrs
Henry c. Beadleston. Mr.. and Mrs
William Stackpole and Mr.. Adrian
Iselin I'd. Who were with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter J Salmon; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Taylor Pyne. Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Minot.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish O. John
son. DR. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich whose
guests. were Mr.. and Mrs Griswold A.
Thompson and Mrs. NJ. Van Waganen
Terry Mrs. Alfred ". Beadleston. Mr.
and Mrs. George G. Boldt, Mr.. and Mrs
Alan ID. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hunter Brown. Mrs =. A. S. Franklin.
Mrs. James Brown. Mr. and Mrs. G..
Howard Dawson. MIR. and Mrs. George
r.. Dadmun. Mrs John G. Waterbury.
Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary. Mrs. Clarence
Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Wood Burch-
ard. with whom were Countess Con-
stantini and Mrs. Henry w. Cohu and
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Noel Rawllns.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
IN M E M ORIAM

ACCOMPLISHMENTS and sons. Ernest and
Eugene. October s. 1915. Mass ST. AEnes's
IN, Ohuren. East 43d St, A. NJ. Gone. but
McCUE.1In loving memory Of Alice e. Nc
Cue, died October 5. 1910
New York Clearing House Association, o.
tober 4. 1922. -
NAsH,-William Alexander. At a meeting
OF the New York Clearing House Associi
tiGn, held Tuesday. October 3. 1922. the
htci'o"ihs h, ln minute was unanimously adopted
II IS with a sense OF utmost sorrow
tnat we record the death OF William Alex
no first official connection Of Mr.
NeSh with the New York Clearing House
Of the Committee on Admissions ana
70 record his subsequent activities with
me association is equivalent TO writing
It's history, for that period. In 1884 he
was elected Secretary. He was first made
a. member n ,sss Of the Clearing House Commit
seven terms OF two years each five terms
OF which he was It's Chairman.
hG was elected President OF the As.o-
ciauor IN lSS5 and was n member of tho
Loan Committees from 1899 20 1907
II was undoubtedly in the emergencies
the greatest service not only 10 th,s
community but the country at large In
e9rinEing 70 bear upon these financial dif-
ticulties his long experience and sound
Mr.. Nash was an avowed conservative.
and while tenacious Of his opinions he
Possessed an urbanity which secured fun
consideration for the opinion OF his asso-
cintes.
The position attained BY him in the
financial world from a modest start In
life must have been an influence which
led TO his thoughtfulness for young men
and his Characteristic efforts to assist
them.
lie guarded with marked Jealousy tho
interests and efficiency OF the Clearing
House and was firm believer In Itg
power for the enforcement of sound bank
ing methods
II Is real legacy he bequeathes 10
our profession IN a lofty character and
well rounded life OF usefulness nnd the
encouragement TO his SUCCESSORS IN adher-
ing 10 those principles IN banking which
axe FOR true progress and permanency
Resolved. that this msrao-!a. Se placed
upon the records OF the Association that
copies be sent to all Clearing House in
stitutions, and engrossed copy TO the
members OF Mr.. Nash's family.
Walter r. F'rew, President
Lewis l.. Clarke. Secretary.
sHAY.-In loving memory Of my darling
little granddaughter, Charlotte F. shay
who passed away October .. 1915. Mary
r. Shay.
loving memory OF MARY 8.
White. who died October 5. 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

Lord and Lady Mountbatten were In
.erested spectators yesterday at the
international polo tournament at the
Meadow Brook Club at Westbury, L.
I. The distinguished visitors, who ar
rived on board the Majestic on Tuesday,
left the Ritz-Carlton by automobile early
in the afternoon with Mr.. Paul Ham
mond and on arriving at the field went
at once to the box on the club stand
Of Mr.. Egerton l.. winthrop, president
OF the Meadow Brook Club, where they
remained throughout the game. Others
ir, the box were Mr., w Butler Duncan
and Mr.. George Muir Woolsey.
Lord Mountbatteni said to reporter
for TIE NEW YORK HERALD that he and
his wife were tremendously interested
I'm the game and they were glad the
American team won. She wore a coat
costume of black broadcloth with a
cluster Of mauve orchids at the corsage.
Her hat OF black velvet with wide
brim that almost completely hid her
face was ornamented with gilt quilts.
Tournaments Largest Crowd.
The gathering was the largest thus
far of the series. all the boxes and seats
On the grand stand being occupied. II
was a particularly gay appearing crowd
worn. with vivid scarlet and reds the
prevailing shades. with Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Zabriskie Gray in their box on
the club stand were Mrs. William f.
Sheehan. Mrs. Julian Ripley. Miss Janet
Fish, Mr. Austen Gray and his daughter,
Miss Marion Gray. With Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander S. Webb were Miss Bell Cur
nee and Mr.. Frederic Potts Moore.
Mrs. Edward Shearson and Mrs. S. A..
Warner Baltnzzi were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Pell. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Snow were with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry /. Nicholas Among others in the
club boxes and seats were Mr.. and Mrs
w. Goadby Loew, the Misses Loew, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs w. Wickham Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. Jr., James A
Burden. Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. and
Mrs. Edison Lewis. II. II. Williams.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
Lawrence S. Butler, Mrs. Stanford
White. Mrs. Devereux Emmet, Devereux
Emmett. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G..
White. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Alex
andre. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bryce Wing, Mr..
and Mrs. Adams Batcheller.- Mrs. George
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. David Dows, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Webster. Henry s.
Hooker. Seymour Johnson. +. Burial
and Seward Cary. Among
those who came In fur tea from other
parts OF the grand stand were Princess
and her daughter, Donna
Elena Rospigllosl: Mrs. Adolf Laden
burg. Mrs. Nina Larrey Duryea. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Albert Pease, Jr.. Mrs
Ansel Phelps and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Am
brose Clark
Among others in the grand stand we're
Sir William and Lady Berry, just here
4 ON England. who came with Mr.. Otto
H. Kahn. Mrs. Whtelaw Reid was with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings, and
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt were
Mrs. J. Howell Carroll and Mrs. Frank
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
THOMAS mILLIARD,s FUNERAL

Many prominent hotel men win at
tend the funeral services to-day for
Thomas NJ. Hllliard, first manager OF the
Waldorf-Astoria and more recently man
aging director of the Vanderbilt. Hotel.
who died OF apoplexy Monday in his
home. 149 Elderwood avenue. Pelham
Heights Mr.. Hilliard, who was 81. be-
gan his career as n hotel manager with
the late George c. Boldt.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
MRS. SCHWAB'S ESTATE
MAY EXCEED $4,000
Personal Property in NeU
York Ouer $4,000.

The will of Mrs. Esther NJ. Schwab.
widow OF Joseph Il. Schmab, younger
brother of Charles NJ. Schwab. who died
in Loretto, Pa. August 81. was filed for
probate here yesterday Although MIRA
Schwab's personal property In this state
is formally stated as In excess OF $4,000
the will indicates that the entire estate
may exceed s15O.000.
II Is left in trust TO be shared equally
by a son, Charles M Schwab I'd. and
daughter. Dorothy II. Schwab. who live
at 35 North Fourteenth street. Allen
town, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
KLYN SCIENTIST DIES.
Peckham Had Been at
lphi College 45 Years.

n c. Peckham. 81 years old, and
last forty-flve years connected
staff Of Adelphi College in
died Tuesday in his home,
ames place, Brooklyn. He re-
spring as professor Of physics
'nomy at the college. He was
Royalston. Mass. and served
le civil war with the Twenty
isachusetts Regiment. He was
Ad1utant-General Of the De-
Of New York In 1917, and be-
.jutant-General of the Grand
the Republic i'm 1921.
a fellow Of the Brooklyn In
Arts and Sciences, the Ameri-
hical Society and the Ameri-
oclation for the Advancement
q, lie also was a member of
rial staff OF the Scientific Amer
a member of Alpha Delta Phi
Beta Kappa. lie leaves his
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
MRS. Gait GOING ABROAD.

Mrs. Carrie Chapmen Gait and Mrs
Frederic Van Lennep Will sail Satur-
day by the Giulio Cesare in the interest
OF the Pan-American Women's Union.
After presiding over several meetings
in Rome Paris and London Mrs. Gait
expects to go to Rio de Janeiro and all
the important seaports on the east and
west coasts of South America on the
same mission
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
RUSH TAGGARr WILL FILED.

The will of Rush Taggart. corporation
lawyer and for many years general
solicitor of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. was filed for probate yester-
day by his son, Rush. Jr~ 31o West
Seventy-fifth street. He and his sisters,
Mary w. and Alice. are the benehciaries.
The will was dated July Z, 1893. and
made his wife the sole beneficiary. Fol-
lowing her death three years ago. Mr..
Taggart executed a codicll for the benefit
of his children
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
FATHER HENRY DIES.

The Rev. Michael ]. Henry. for the
last twenty-five years director OF the
Home and Mission for the Protection OF
Irish Immigrant Girls and pastor OF the
parish OF Cur Lady Of the Rosary. Z
State street. died Tuesday in the old mis-
sion house at the battery. He was or
dained a priest forty-flve years ago at
ST. Joseph's Seminary.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals, at Washington
hotels include:
The Shoreham-AM Messrs Douglass NJ.
Moffet. Edward S. Piney, Alexander
Genaua and r. T. Clifford.
The Wardman Park--Mrs p. Fl. Nc
Nulty and Mr. X. NJ. Simpson.
The Willard--Messrs. j. r. fitzpatrick,
Louis Davis. Ralph A. Day, D. q. For
rest. John A. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
r. Brown. Mr.. John A. Foster. Mr. w.
3. Blower. Mrs. @. T. Lowry. Mr.. will
lam r. Morris and Mr.. Gilbert p. Brush.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
BISHOP DONAHUE DEAD.
Head of Wheeling Diocese Began
Life n Lawyer.

Special Dispatch 90 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 4.-The Rev.
Patrick James Donahue. SO, Bishop of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Wheeling.
died here tonight after a long illness.
He was born at Malvern. Worcester
shire. England and came to the United
States in 1873. He was graduated from
Columbian tnow George Washington
University In 1875. and for six years
engaged in the practice Of law IN Wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
LEWIS A. ALLEN.

LOWS A. Allen, 90 years old. lawyer
and descendant Of Ethan Allen. died yes
terday at his home, e3 Howe avenue.
Passaic. N. D., OF heart disease. lie was
born at Liberty Corners. n. J., and ad-
mitted 20 the bar Of New Jersey in 1898.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
ANpnEw FREY DIES ABROAD.

UTICA. NJ ". Oct. 4.--,Andrew Frey.
g.. Utica knit goods manufacturer and
an outstanding figure in the industry in
the East. died in schaffhatfsen. Switzer-
land
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
PERSONAL INTELIIGE
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. Anson r. Flower of 40 \
nue. is at the Ambassador Hot
Mrs. John Innes Kane wi
from Bar Harpor. Me-. next I
Miss Edith Bowdoin will
New York tomorrow from B;
Mrs. Frederic Nelson has
the Plaza from Newport.
Mr.: and. Mrs. Gustavus I
have returned to Z East N
after passing the summer at
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond
at the Westchester-BiltmoI
Club.
Mrs. Harry S. Black
Southampton yesterday to
with her parents. Mr.. and
May.
DIR. and Mrs. Fellowes %
ing a series of farewell din
their departure for Italy.
Mr.. Percy r. Pyne I'd
house in Roslyn, L. l.. on
and return to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vai
brill are passing the autul
home in Peapack. n. ].
Mrs. George A. Crocker.
been visiting her parents.
Arthur II. Mhsten. at their
Adirondacks. has returned
Bay. l.. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LiviYi(
field are being congratulated
birth of their sixth child. Fl
ingston Delafield. last Sunda
home in Quogue. L. I.
Guests of Mr.. Foxhall p. !
luncheon in Pierre's' yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wi
and Mrs. James Lowell Put.
and Mrs. John E. Cowdin and
lam G. Reick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed
and Mrs. George b. Saline c
Tuxedo, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
who came from their country
Locust Vallev and Mr.. and n
Gilbert, Jr., In from their cour
in fIilbertsville, n. Y, are a
Repfe
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

of the bride, and Jovan Campagna.
nephew OF the bridegroom. was a page.
Mr.. Angelo Campagna was best man
fo- his brother.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
Dogs, Cats. &C.
ID I E D

IN. Kerlinger George r.
/Winifred "a. Kirkpatrick. Mary L.
Adelaide Lewerth, Daniel.
4. Frances A. Mcguire. C. A.
elson, Lizette Martinez Aristides
Santiago Isabel o Mckinney, Ann
hchian, Disrsn b. pingry Howard Mack.
nnelly Michael. Post. Frederica A.
.rrie, Daniel T. Pritchard, Mary
hetz. Katherine. Reid. William ].
iroesheck. Frances NJ Ryer John G. I'd
iatzel George c. Schwab, Edith +.
henry. Michael ]. Slosson, Emily T.
uliard. Thomas NJ. Stamp. John z.
nnedy, Henry W. Swartz, Harry Nj.
In Mcmoriam.
Nj Eurenfe Nash William A.
M Ernest Shay, Charlotte F.
w. Eugene White, Mary 5.
Alice L
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
WASHINGTON.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. J. K. Robson
entertained twelve guests at dinner last
evening for Lieut.. and Mrs. w. ]. c.
Agnew.
Mrs. Chandler Hale and her daughter
Miss Mary c. Hale, are in New York
for few days en- route to Washington
from Bar Harbor.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness DeCartier. who have been
abroad all summer. will sail for this
country on October 10 on the Lapland
from Antwerp.
Prince de Bearn former Counselor of
the French Embassy in Washington,
who arrived in this country on sun
day. is en- Route to Toxic, Japan. having
been appointed Counselor OF the French
Embassy.
Gen. Pershing will remain in New
York until after Saturday to see the
world series baseball and the polo at
Meadow Brook Gen. Pershing's aid.
Major John G. Quekemeyer, will join him
in New York for the polo.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

and Mrs. George B. Saline Geo
Tuxedo, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. -...,.,
who came from their country place IN
Locust Vallev and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch
Gilbert, Jr., In from their country home
Regis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-16
Interesting View.

1t is interesting TO note that during
the last week in June following its re
flsal TO hay aside the tariff bill 10
consider the adjusted compensation bill
the senate laid aside the tariff bill long
enough to pass the regular house APP
preparation bill authorizing the pay
ment of Il yearly bonus OF s240 TO gov.
employees, a total OF S37 .24l ,ol2,
according To the American Legion Ma
tlonal Legislative Committee. Senator
Warren Of Wyoming, chairman OF the
senate Appropriation committee, a VIC
lent opponent of the adjusted compen.
satIon bill and in fact all the enators
opposed to adjusted compensation for
ex-service men and m who served
the government faithfully and who to-
day are suffering the same economic
hardships hat still exists almost four
years after the signing OF the armistice
voted for the appropriation Of approx
mately $3S, 900 900 for civilian employees
of the government. Replying to a re-.
cent attack on the adjusted compensa.
ton bill by Senator Borah, Senator
McCumber defended the bill, saving.
God knows we made enough in this
country while the soldiers were fight
ing TO pay the debt we owe them 40
times over"