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Evening journal., 1922-05-29
CHURCHES HONOR
Dead SOLDIERS
Veterans Join In Memorial
Service In First and
Central
DIR. ALLISON
TALKS TO SCOUTS

Memorial Sunday was observed
with patriotic services yesterday II
many city churches.
In First and Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning the Rev
Aquilla Webb preached TO a score OF
more members of General Thomas
A. Smythe Post No. 1, Admiral s. F,
DUPONT Post No. 4, Phil Sheridan
Post No. 28, and Sons of Veterans
The Rev. Adam Stengle. chaplain OF
the Department of Delaware, G.. A.
R., made the opening praper.
DR.. Webb spoke of the growth OF
the nation and the problems that
led TO the recent war.
He told of the outcome of the
Civil War which welded the various
sections OF the country together, as
typified by the Spanish-American
War and the World War when there
was no north, east. south or west. He
emphasized the fact that the sue
cessful termination of the war was
largely determined by the veterans
who laid the foundation by their vail
ant service in the Civil War.
At Eastlake NJ. p. Church, the Rev.
A. w. Goodhand, preached on "The
Value and Benefits of Remembering
National Events and Deliverances, :"
stressing the danger OF forgetting
the ideals for which those who have
sacrificed their lives in the country's
war fought. The church auditorium
was decorated with flags. daisies and
roses
The Rev. George d. Allison, pas
.or Of the Second Baptist Church,
preached a special sermon to Boy
Scouts and presented a charter to
Troop No. 81.
Choosing for his text, II Timothy,
2: 3. Thou therefore endure hard
ness as a good soldier of Jesus
Christ" the Rev. Geo. C. Williams,
pastor of McCabe NJ. p. Church, en-
phasized the point that truth and
are always opposed and
will be opposed in every generation.
5uman sellshness as shown In the
of George III. Napoleon
and william Hohenzol- |
Evening journal., 1922-05-29
HOLIDAY BOAT SCHEDULE.

Holiday travel Will be pro-
vided for on the Wilson Line tomor-
row. The regular summer schedule
for Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
went into effect on Saturday. The
holiday schedule will also be in ef-
feet on the ferry to Penn's Grove
and those desiring to make an auto
mobile trip to some OF the New Jer-
sey seashore points win hnd this a
most convenient way.
There will also be Service tomor-
row by special boat to Riverview
Beach at the head OF the Delaware
Evening journal., 1922-05-29

delphia as a large number of ex-
cursions have been booked from that
place. Both parks will be under the
management of the Henry e Young
Amusement Company.
A number of attractive affairs
have been arranged for both parks
during the season and special an
nouncements will be made from time
to time.
Evening journal., 1922-05-29

Bay in New Jersey. This place has
been improved until It is the finest
excursion resort on the Delaware
river. There will be service to this
place on Sundays until further notice.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
HUMBLED RUSSIAN
ROYALISTS MARRIED
Princess Ronaanoff and Prince
ChaUchovodze Wed.

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD
Coprioht, 1922, bv THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
LOnfsOn, Sept. 3.
Py'incess Nina Romance was married
to-day to Prince Paul Chavchovadze in
st. Philips Russian Church. The bride
Is the niece of the King and Queen OF
England and her husband. although a
Russian Prince, has "a job" with a Arm
Of Wimbledon. building contractors.
They will live in small house in st.
Johns Wood--a semi-suburban district
much affected by artists and writer's.
who live In villa like houses surrounded
by gardens
The wedding illustrates what has hap
pened TO Russian aristocracy Much
royal blood was represented In the brill
liant assemblage in the church. Women.
who. almost shabbily dressed, wore gor-
geous old Jewels, while others wore SUI
perb gowns, for which they had sacri-
feed jewels. At least one string OF
pearls. which was once famous through
out Europe, was represented by an imi-
tation string.
Americans were prominent at the we'd
ding, the former Mrs. William B. Leeds
of New York. now the Princess Anas-
tasia. being present. with her husband.
Prince Christopher of Greece. Princess
Anastasias son married Princess Xenia,
a sister of to-day's bride.
Despite the humbeness with which the
couple will start housekeeping. they will
have a royal honeymoon as the result or
American kindness, at Wawick Castle.
which has been loaned by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Marsh, the present tenants.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
Sept 3.--Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis
gave a buffet supper at the Meadows
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fred
erick Bruce of Norfolk. inviting among
others Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs Elmore d. Hotctlkiss. Jr.
Afrs. Edward w. McKenna Mr. and Mrs
James y. Weir and Herbert L. Dillon
Of New York. and Miss Carol Smith Of
Philadelphia.
The Saturday night supper dance at
the Casino attracted a large crowd. Mr.
and Mrs. Ir1ng IT. Bush of New York
engaged one or the tables for a supper
party. Mrs. Horace X. Maher of New
York entertained some twenty guests,
and others giving parties were r. q.
Gossler, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Weir,
r. II. Duer and Mrs. J. L. Roberts OF
New York.
Additions TO the New York. colony
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert q. Gray and
Miss Natalie Gray Thomas O. Haskins
George O. Meyer Mrs. a. II. Davis and
l.. w. Osborne.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
IPHAM-HAYwARD.

speciar Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
TWILIGHT PARK, y. Y, Sept. 3.-ln
the garden Of the summer home OF the
brides parents here in the Catskills Miss
Pamela Hayward. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. J. Kilbourne Hayward OF New
York, was married to Mr.. Francis
Bourne Upham, Jr.. of Mamaroneck. ~.
Y, the bridegrooms father. the Rev.
Or. Francis b. Upham. officiating. Miss
Angevine Hayward was her sisters maid
of honor other sisters-Misses Emeline
Place Hayward and Polly Kilbourne
Hayward--and Mrs. William III. Hart OF
New Britain, Conn. sister of the bride
groom we're bridesmaids. Miss Rachel
Randolph. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Randolph ef Philadelphia. was
flower girl. Mr.. S. Foster Upham was
best man for his brother. The ushers
were Messrs. Harold a. Burrell Of
Brooklyn. Parker Newhall Of Springfield.
Mass. : William II. Hart of New Britain.
Conn: winthrop Searles futile and
Philips w. Uphan. both OF Mamaroneck.
A reception followed.
Mr.. Upham. who Is a lawyer in New
York. was graduated from Wesleyan
University in 1915 and served during the
war as a Captain OF infantry at Camp
Dix. Mr.. and Mrs. Upham will live at
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
MRS. X. G. MEAD IS
HONORED BY FRANCE
Decorated for War and Other
Services.

Mrs. Robert G.. Mead. IL West
Eleventh street. formerly director OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. in France. will receive
soon the Gold Palms of Office of the
French Academy. Foreign Department
according to a cablegram received here
from Steptane Lauzanne. Paris. The
message stated that the decoration has
been signed by the French Prime Min
lister, and upon It's arrival here will be
presented to Mrs. Mead by Count
Charles de Chambrun, Acting French
Ambassador. The horSf is given in
honor of Mrs. Meads service to France
during the war and her later assistance
In raising the fund to purchase q gram
OF radium for Nine. Curie.
Mrs. Mead founded the American So
ciety for the Control of Cancer and
Is on the board of directors of the
Woman's Hospital. the Manhattan Trade
School and the Girl Scouts She is the
daughter Of DR.. Clement Cleveland. one
of the pioneer cancer surgeons In this
country, and the wife of Robert q. Mead
Of the law firm of Rounds. Hatch, Dill
lingham & Debevois.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Holiday Crowds in
BerkShireS Have
Outdoor Parties
Misses Bristed Arrange Picnic
at the Lake Mahkeenac
Boat Club.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
LENox. Mass, Sept. "a picnic at
the Lake Mahkeenac Boat Club arranged
by Miss NJ. Symphorosa and Miss Grace
Bristed tonight attracted over one hum
dred holiday visitors in Lenox and
Stockbridge. The weather was warm
and swimming and canoe races We're
enjoyed.
Several matches were played off in
thes tsnnis tournament this afternoon
and there were more than dozen
luncheon parties. Holiday visitors In
Pittsfelc had a picnic at the tenth tee
of the Country Club golf course.
Mrs William B. Osgood Field has
gone to Newport for visit with Mrs
Vanderbilt at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Farnam. Jr..
who were married In Belgium several
weeks ago. are guests of his parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry w. Farnam, at
Boulder Farm in Stockbridge.
Mr.. Paul Dana of New York is
guest of Mr.. ]. Coleman Drayton at
Stockb,.idge. and they are on the golf
course daily Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole
man Drayton are at the Purinton Inn az
Stockbridge for a month.
Miss Frances Ogden of New York will
arrive at Curtis Hotel in Lenox to-
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs John n. Conyng-
ham OF New York are there for a few
days.
Miss Mary DeForest Denny of Ded-
ham. Mass, Is the guest of Mr.. Charles
Lanier of Allenwinden in LenQx.
Arrivals at the Berkshire Inn, Great
harrington, include Psof. and Mrs. Will
lam Milligan Sloane of Princeton, Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Helme and DIR.
and Mrs. F. p. Rutherford of Phila-
delphia.
Messrs Robert II. Ware and Ralph
Howe of Boston are guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Henry P. Jaques at Lenox.
Mr.. John D. Beals. Mr.. John D. Beals
Jr., and Miss Helen Beals of New York
are at the Aspinwall Hotel.
Mrs Henry Gansevoort Sanford and
Judge and Mrs. Edward T. Sanford re-
turned TO New York from the Aspinwall
to-day
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. who has
been at the Red Lion Inn at Stockbridge
on her way down from Paul Smiths.
Adirondacks. went to Ridgeheld Conn.,.
to-day
Mrs Harold Farquhar Hadden of New
York has bought Mr.. w. Merritt Posts
landscape THE Green Meadows at the
Stockbridge exhibition.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
NEWPORT HAS QUIET
DAY AFTER DANCES
Country Club Golf Match
Provides Only Activity.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HrrArp
NEWPORT. r. T., Sept. BIT seemed
to be case OF after the ball" all along
the line to-day. for those who attended
the dinner-danc given by Mr.. and Mrs
John Aspegren and the ball and sup
per given BY Mr.. and Mrs. william Bur
den Saturday night did not appear at
any OF the usual rendezvous. Baileys
Beach was almost deserted and there
was scattering few playing tennis at
the Casino this afternoon.
About the only activity was at the
Newport Country Club. where the
thirty-six-hole medal play tournament
for the Count di Turin cup was fin
ished. The cup was won by Bertram
Cruger with Paulding Fosdick second.
This means that Mr. Cruger will have
his name inscribed on the cup.
The Newport County Fair. I. Lincoln
sherman. president TO be held Septem-
ber 1922 In Portsmouth, seems destined
to be bigger and better than ever. On
Governors Day Newport society. as in
times past will probably motor out and
remain long enough at least to explore
the Midway, with whirl on the merry
go-rund by the younger element.
Hill Top Inn arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Tompers and their
daughter, .Iacquelino, of Brooklyn Mr..
and Mrs s. ". Bremen and their daugh-
ter. Virginia. of Scarsdale. n. Y.
Miss. Harriet Bird of Red Acre Farm
Is here TO visit Miss Julia II. Worthing-
ton at one Of the beach cottages.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
NARRAGANSETT PIER
HAS HARVEST BALL
NoUei Entertainment Marks
Closing of Season.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
NARRAoANsETr PIER, +. T.. Sept. a.
A harvest ball. an end OF the season
event, at Hotel de la PLACE last night,
brought the summer colony throughout
the Narragansett country out in force
and the picturesque brilliancy and CAV
ETY. OF the event suggested the height
Of the season rather than its close
Two hundred and fifty dined In the hotel
at score or more dinner parties before
the ball
The majority OF the young people pres
ent appeared as country types OF every
character.
Mrs. Isaac T.. Emerson OF Baltimore
had a dinner party for twelve young
people, including the Misses Constance
Peabody. Jane MARVEL. Wilmington.
Del; Lucia Chase. Waterbury: Peggy
Ewing. Baltimore Mary Elizabeth Aite-
mus, Philadelphia the Messrs James
D. Altemus Philadelphia Jack Ewing.
Baltimore stephen Kellogg, Water
bury; George Lambert. st. Louis Leon
ard Jacob, New York.
Mrs. James T.. Sheldon. Jr., OF Water
bury, Conn, had dinner for twelve
guests. including Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Harrah OF New York and Narragansett !;
r..
and Mrs. Cary l.. Roberts, Philadelphia ::
Mrs. John Churchill. ST. Louis, and Mrs.
Marguerite Prescott. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Porter OF Buf-
falu had with them their house guests
at Stonelea, Livingston Fryer. Mr.. and
Mrs Preston Porter and Miss Lodema
Rafter, Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Naphen OF
New York had a dinner for dozen
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pferrepont HaE-
ard Of Syracuse are with Mrs Hazards
mother. Mrs. Cope of Philadelphia, at
her summer home in Saunderstown
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Guthrie Cum
ningham. who have been spending a part
OF the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Il. Treat. have left for their
home In Greenwich. Conn.
Mrs. Wylie u. Jones and Miss Jane
Hoadley Of New York have arrived at
the Massa soft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley OF New
York, who have been at the Imperial.
left by automobile for Newport, from
whence they will motor to Bar Harbor.
York Harbor and Poland Springs.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
GREAT HOLIDAY CROWD
FILLS ATLANTIC CITY
RailDay Terminals and High
lDoys Choked With Traffic.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, =. j.. Sept. 3.-Raii-
road terminals here have been choked
with traffic for the last twenty-four
hours or longer. and there has been a
continuous procession of automohiles
over the three boulevards leading TO the
city for the same period. The result is
Atlantic City is jammed with humanity
tonight and there is perfect weather
for the occasion.
The boardwalk was one moving, surg
ing throng to-day. the number Of pa
raiders being greater than any Easter
Sunday. Walking was difficult, so dense
was the throng. There was never a
greater number Of automobiles in the
resort.
Arrivals from New York include:
Ritz-Carlton-Mr and Mrs Fred Coon
Mrs NJ. l.. Hampton. Miss Mildred San
try. Mrs. NJ. de Valmond. Mrs. George
Fox. Miss Lucy Fox, F. a. Brunswick
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Buxton.
Ambassador-M and Mrs. II. S. Clark
RI. S. Clark. Jr.. Miss Dora Lindau. Mrs. J.
W. Lindau, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie r.
Stewart. Mrs. Il. p. Bernard. Miss Emma
Bernard. Carl NJ Fishel, Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ Cattle. Herbert Spitz, James Far
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Vidaver Miss Dor
othy Ettinger Mrs. +. Ettinger. Mrs.
Edith Venice. William Greene. Miss Jo-
sephine Greene. MIR. and Mrs. +. S.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Mulligan.
Marlborough Blerheim-H. NJ Gold
fogle,, Representative in Congress Max
Lipprnan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. .Hargreves,
T. B. Graham. Mr. and Mrs, w. w.
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Jennings and
MIR. and Mrs T.. A. West.
Dennis-Mrs. Alex Cameron, Mrs
George Foley. r. ID. Ewell. J. d. Daugh-
erty. Miss Agnes Eisel and Mr.. and Mrs
f. Y. Parsons
Haddon Hall--V. n. Collision. Miss
Helene Ginter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Searle. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Borst and f.
NJ. and Fl. l.. Smith.
Traymore-Mr and Mrs. William G.
Breed. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fl. Bradley. Miss
NJ. A. Macdonald. Mrs Thomas A. Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Robert Norton, Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour knight. Mr.. and Mrs
+. r. Ryan, Mrs Thomas G. Flynn.
Miss Margaret Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs H.
B. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. w j. g.
Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. Palmer. Mr.
and Mrs. f. |. Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. 4. De Pran and Mrs. Runken Thomp-
son.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
E. ". OIL, PITTSBURGH
MANUFACTURES, DIES
Death FolIoDs Operation at
Memorial Hospital Here.

Edwin y. Obi. Sr.. aged ~. iron and
steel manufacturer of Pittsburgh, died
In the Memorial Hospital early yester-
day after an operation. He lived at the
Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh.
He was born IN ohlton. Ohio. and
early in life engaged In the coal, iron
and steel business. He was connected
with early manufactures in the New
Castle region for many years. He was
vice president OF the Republic Iron and
Steel Company, Youngstown. Ohio. upon
its organization. and was director OF
Nj. A. Hanna & Co.. the Keystone Ma
tional Bank and actively connected with
other banking and steel institutions in
the Pittsburg district. He was director
of the American Roller Bearing Com
pany. Amortization Mortgage Company,
National Vanadium Products Company,
Pittsburg Radium Company. Republic
Casualty Company. Silver Mines Com
pany of America and the United Iron
and Steel Company.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
WEDDING IN APRIL
JUST MADE KNOWN
Miss Elizabeth kimbali and
II. S. Baketel, Jr., Married.

Miss Elizabeth Kimball daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Kimball OF 81 Wash
ington place. New York city, and Paw
ling, n. Y. and II. Sheridan Baketel.
Jr., son OF DIR. II. Sheridan Baketel OF
Brooklyn and Brewster, \. r.. were
married in the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth avenue and Twenty-nnth street.
on April last BY the Rev Mr.. Barnhill
and the announcement Is made by the
couple from the Adirondacks. where they
are spending their honeymoon.
The bridegroom. who was in an Off
GERS training school at Camp Joseph r.
Johnston when the armistice was signed.
was graduated from Dartmouth College
in 1920 He was member OF Beta
Theta ri and Sphinx, and took leading
part in sports and In literary work.
The bride was educated at Mount Ida
School and the Skidmore School OF Arts.
Her brother. Richard $. kimball, was
class and fraternity mate of Mr.. Baketel
The couple will live in Jackson
Heights. in Elmhurst.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
MISS sTEELE's WEDDING.

The wedding OF Cora Angeline Steele,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick AL
bert Steele OF New Rochelle, to Bruce
Mclean Falconer, son Of Mrs. William
II. Falconer of New York. will take
place next Wednesday at Gloria Lawn,
the home of her brother, Mr.. Chauncey
Depew steele. Quaker Ridge. Mamaro-
neck The attendants will be Mrs.
Chauncey Depew steele as matron OF
honor Miss Lillian NJ. Steele, twin sis
ter OF the bride. maid Of honor, and Miss
Lillian VI. Fraser. bridesmaid. Gloria
steele will be flower girl. and Chauncey
Depew steele, Jr., and Frederick Albert
Steele Sd will be the pages. Theron
Pierce brother-ln-law of Mr.. Falconer.
will be best man. The ceremony viii be
performed on the lawn by the Rev. Rob-
ert Gardner McGregor, pastor OF the
North Avenue Presbyterian Church of
New Rochelle. A reception for several
hundred guests will follow.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Daughters Guests
of George Gould
at Castle Grant
Lord and Lady Decies and Mr..
and Mrs. Drexel Shooting
in Scotland.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Sept. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. George jay Gould con-
tinue their entertaining at Castle Grant
in the Scottish Highlands. Among those
who are shooting grouse with them are
Mrs. Goud's sister, Miss Sinclair and
Mr. Gould's daughters and sons-in-law.
Lord and Lady Decies and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Anthony ]. Drexel.
Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House have
delayed sailing for America for several
days and are visiting friends in London.
Mr.. E. H. Litchfield is in Inverness
shire, dividing his time between deer
stalking and salmon fishing.
Mr.. r. Fl. McCurdy OF New York has
party of thirty enjoying the shooting
on the 1000 acres of the Duke of Rich
mond's estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Walker of
Baltimore. who have been touring Eng
land. are now at Lucerne They plan
TO go later to Oberammergau and then
tour through Germany and Holland,
returning here before sailing for home.
Mr.. William Zeigler of New York.
with his brother-in n-law. Mr.. S. L. Curry
Watson, left here Wednesday for Vienna
In chartered airplane. Mrs. Zeigler
accompanied them as far as Paris.
Mr.. Joseph c. Grew, United States
Minister to Switzerland, and his daugh-
ter are at Earps Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau have
returned to the Ritz after visit at
Torquay. They will remain here two
weeks.
Mr.. Boylston Adams Beal of Boston
has joined Mrs. Beal in Scotland.
Capt. and Mrs Hussey departed Sat
urday for Edinburgh. ccompanied by
Mrs. Hussey's parents. Admiral and
Mrs. Willard II. Brownson. They plan
a trip through Perthshire.
Mrs. Traut of Utah has gone with
her daughter to Holland and Belgium
for month before joining Capt. Traut
in Washington.
Among the guests of the American
widow of Clarence Moore at Blair
Athol. in Scotland. are Mr.. and Mrs.
Gurnees Mum, the Duchess De Chaulnes
and the Marquise De Poignac.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

After spending August at Saratoga
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Salmon returned
t. their country house at Roslyn. L. L.,
yesterday.
Mrs John w. Neil OF f66 East Eighth
eth street. and her daughter. Miss Mabel
Philips will arrive to-day on the
Frederick Will from Copenhagen. after
visiting Mrs. Neil's mother. Mrs. Kath-
crime Cederholm. at Malmo. Sweden.
Mrs Phillips Phoenix will return to
New York from Lenox on September e5
Mr. and Mrs. PRESLEY y. sproule and
son. Presley. Jr. who spent the early
anmmer at Manor Richeleu. Murray
Bay. Quebec, are at the Lake Placid
Club for the rest OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge f. Jordan of
Washington and Mrs. T.. Fielding Jones
of Providence are at the Vanderbilt Ho-
tel
Mrs. Florence Hill Oliver, her children
and her mother. Mrs Ewing Hlll have
cturned TO their home, Hillingdon ter
race. Irvington on Hudson. after passing
the summer in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Van Riper
OF Greenwich. Conn. have taken an
apartment at the Ambassador for the
winter.
Among tho arrivals at the Lorraine
Hotel are Mr. Melvin y. Ericsson OF Chi
cago and Mrs George n. II. Nicholson
of Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents, Jr.. OF
rye, y. ". have taken an apartment at
the Ambassador Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Graves is passing the hol-
idays with her children at East Hamp.
ton. L. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vending. Jr.. of
ST. Louis and Mr.. and Mrs. John Saw
yer Wilson OF Baltimore are at the Am
bassadur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton T. Brainerd who
have spent several weeks in England
and France, returned on Saturday and
have reopencd their apartment at 300
Park avenue.
Mr.. VIII H. Hays entertained Col. and
Mrs william B. Thompson at dinner
last evening at Sherry's. Senator $. B.
Phelan Of California. Mrs. s. S. Blood
Mr.. Andrew Sage and Mr.. Sheldon ABB
bott we're among others entertaining
there during dinner.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Margaret Dunlop
Is Engaged to
w. S. Gray, I.
Daughter of Mrs. Archibald
NJ. McCrea to Be a
Bride.

Mrs. Archibald NJ. McCrea OF Bruins
wick Hall. Lawrenceville, Va. has an
nounced the engagement OF her daughter
by former marriage. Miss Margaret
Dunlop. to Mr.. William Steele Gray, Jr.
of New York
Miss Dunlops father was the late
David Dunlop of Petersburg. Va. and
her sisters are Miss Mercer Dunlop. Mrs.
Joseph d. Eddy of New York and Mrs
John l.. Welsh, Jr., Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Gray is a son OF Mr. and Mrs
William Steele Gray of $50 Park avenue
and Greenwich. Conn. He was grad
uated from Princeton in 1919. During
the war he served overseas as a Lieu
tenant in the navy.
The wedding will take place this fall
but the date has not been decided upon.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK Herald.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. ". Sept. 3.-Miss
Katherine Burns and Mr.. Hewitt War
burton we're married to-day under tho
willow trees on the lawn of che Thou
sand Island House. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Caroline Sergeant
Burns OF Berkeley. CAL, who Is .he
widow OF DR.. Robert Burns. Mr.. War
burton Is the only so1 Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william II. warburton and the brother
OF the Misses Gertrude and Gladys War
burton OF 351 West 114th street, New
York. His father is the proprietor and
owner of the Thousand Island House
The Rev. ,Dr. T. w. Conway Chesnan
performed the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by wedding breakfast In the
grill OF the Thousand Island House. Mr.
and Mrs. warburton will live In Elm
hiiraf l..