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The New York herald., 1922-11-13
MANY AMERICANS
STOPPING IN PARIS
Others Going to Italy and
RiUiera Before Coming Home.
Special CooIc TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, oy THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.

Special CobIc 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. oy THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, Nov. 1..
Col. and Mrs. Arthur D. Littlo OF New
York have arrived at the Hotel du Rhin.
AIr. and Mrs. Henry II. Stern of New
York. who have been at the Plaza
Athenee since cheir return from Brussels,
Berlin. Vienna, Munich, Frankfort, Ven
ice, Lugano and Lucerne, are leaving for
Lausanne TO visit two sons at school and
are returning TO Paris, whence they viii
depart again for Rome, Florence and
Naples before establishing their winter
residence in Nice
Mrs. William s. Cron well and Nelson
Cromwell have sailed on board the Paris
for New York. Mrs L. de Jocelyn OF
New York also has left for home.
Afr. and Mrs. o. Roland OF New York
have left for England
Miss Hattie Rubens os Chicago has ar
rived at the Hotel des Deux Niond es.
Where she intends 70 remain till sailing
for America on November 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins Hapgood OF
New York are stopping at the Trianon
Palace Hotel on their way TO Florence,
where they have taken n villa for the
winter.
DR.. Samuel NJ Evans OF New York has
gone to Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kissarn OF New York.
after visit In Italy, have arrived at
the Criilon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry V. Ailien of
Montclair, who have been at the Hotel
du Louvre. sailed on board the Paris.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers, after a
. visit with her son-in-law and daughter.
tho Prince and Princess Christian OF
IIessc. has left for New York on board
the Majestic.
Mrs. A. II. Behre of New York has re-
turned to the Hotel Continental from
Nice.
Mrs. II. Chamberlain of San Francisco
has arrived at the Chatham from
Munich
Mrs, Edward p. Denkman OF Rock
Island. H.. has arrived at the Continen-
tai from London.
Mr. J. Jere Black, Jr., and Miss Eliza
beth y. Black OF Chatauqua. N. Y, have
arrived here en- route TO Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid and Mr..
and Mrs. Hearne OF Kansas City have
arrived at the Hotel Meurice.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Washington.
who has been In Paris for year study
ing at the Sorbonne. sailed for Amer
lea on board the President Harding
Miss ID. Campbell OF Portland, Ne.
has arrived at the Crillon from Madrid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin OF
New York have arrived at the Hotel
Lutetia.
AIr. and Mrs. William Burton and
family have arrived at the Majestic
from Biarritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Palmer OF New
York have arrived at tho Continental
from Brussels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Housman OF New
York have returned 10 the Hotel Ma
jestio from a trip through Germany
and Switzerland.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
AT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
spec:ol pispatch 10 THp NEw Yo.K IIEaaLp

spsc:ol Dispatch TO THE EEw YosR HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 12.--New Yori
arrivals at the hotels include:
Marlborough BleI~cim--Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Robinson. Hfr. William Delahay
Mr.. T. Orchard Llsle. Miss Juliana Cut.
ting and Mr.. Edwin +. Grosvenor.
Traymore-Dr. Maude Maltancr, Mrs
r.. h. Lincoln, DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. Brandon Hendricks, Messrs
Frank Griffith. James Sim and Frank
Brookfield.
Dennis--Afr. and Mrs, Gerson Live.
right, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver
Messrs. J. Ramsay Hunt, William A.
Edward T. Garthwaite.
Ritz-Carlton--Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Wainwright. Dr. John n. Stewart and
Mrs Stewart mime. Olga Petrova)
Mrs. Eidridge Matthews Roberts, Miss
Rosalind Stanford. Mr.. and Mrs Franl,
Auditore. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth NJ Chap
man and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Block
Ambassador--M and Mrs. Thomas
= .Devaney, Mr.. and Mrs. g. ". Simmer,
Miss velina Drake Mrs. r. D. Adams.
Mcssrs. Horace w. Day and Arthur
Davis.
Strand--Missos Agnes and Grace Dun.
phy. Mr.. and Mrs. william o. Tate.
Miss Rita Nesssey and Mr.. Il. II.
Ramsay.
Breakers-Miss Roe Drcnner DR..
Joseph Baltst and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Silberg.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
LESox SOCIAL NOTES.

Specicl Dispatch 10 THE New Yosx HERALD
LENox. Mass, Nov. l2.-Sportsmer
are finding grouse shooting In the Berk.
shire Hills tho best in years. Mr.. Henry
Hollister rease baggeh six out OF a
fioclk of ten on Richmond Mountain
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Peaso arc
closing their villa tomorrow.
Mrs. Byau X. Stevens has closed hei
villa and returned 10 New York.
Miss Beatrice Bend Bishop. Vassar
senior. Is spending tho weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Field
Bishop, at the Naples.
Mrs John u. Alexandra entertained
az luncheon to-day at Spring Lawn. Miss
Anna II. Alexandra In visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frederic Schenck IN Boston.
Among those staying az Grey House
arc Mrs. Charles I. Hudson. Messrs
Hendrix Hudson. Harris Fahnestock end
Harold L. Walton OF New York and Mr.
and Mrs. r.. Lawrence Benson OF Prince
tougs
Mrs. william a. Slater has returned to
Washington.
Visitors at Rcd Lion 1un az Stock.
bridge include Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Derby. Miss Eleanor II. Adler. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard w. Maxwell, Mr.. Howard
w Maxwell NJ. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
&. Train. Mrs. Edward Bronson King
and Mr. Bronson W, King OF New York
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
ArmiStice Day Is
Observed by Hot
Springs Visitors
Concert, Movies, Cakewalk
and Several Dinners Are
Among Events.

Special D D.spd,ch 70 THE NEw YORK HERALD
Hot spEINos, Va. Nov. 12.-Arm!stice
Day was observed by visitors here
Flags of the Allies hung at one end OF
the hall in the Homestead and at the
afternoon concert the National Anthem
wac played. After the movies in the
Homestead Theater cakewalk wag
given in the Crystal Room, which was
preceded 10y several dinners. Mr.. Cal
win Gould gave a dinner for Mrs. Edgar
T. Luckenbach, other guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Taylor Mrs. William
Tevs HUM and Mr.. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte.
Mrs, II. S. Armstrong also gave a din
ner for ten. At another table were Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Ellis Sard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayingales and Mrs.
Arnold Robertson wife OF the British
agent in Morocco; Senator Frank -.
Kellogg OF Minnesota and Mrs. Keliogs
arrived yesterday from Washington.
Mrs. Bennett Ellison and Messrs. Will
lam Lloyd Kitchen and Arthur c. Pat
terson came IN from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Blackman.
who arrived this morning from New
York, drove this afternoon TO Rocky
Run. Going to Fa.ssifern Farm for
luncheon were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bur-
nett, AZ. and Mrs. Charles II. w.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Atkinson
of Boston and Misses Symphorosa and
Grace Bristed and AIr. Ernest a. Thorn
son.
AR, Calvin Gould entertained at
luncheon to-day at Valley View before
leaving on the afternoon train for New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holden Of Mon
treal motored yesterday TO White Sui
phur for luncheon.
Misses Alys McLain, Virginia Van
Ingen and Geraldine McAlpin went for
a final ride this morning before leaving
In the afternoon for New York with Mrs.
Henry +. McLane and Mrs. McLana
Van Ingen.
Former Governor Livingston Beck
man has arrived from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Tappin, Mrs.
Percivai II. Hi, Mrs. IL. S. Armstrong
and Mrs. Edgar +. Luckenbach left for
New York Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Bull
lock and Judge Harry AlcDevitt fot
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
BENEFIT BARN DANCE
AT GOSHEN NETS $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Cane Houe 500 Guests.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YorE IIr.aALp
GOSHEN, n. Y. Nov. l2--Mr. and
Mrs. William III. Cane OF Goshen, y. Y.
and Haciensacli. y. j., threw open their
stable AT Goshen last night for barn
dance for che beneflt OF Goshen Emer-
scncy Hospital at which $4,000 was
taken in.
Among the guests were Alr. and Mrs
Robert Goelet. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Whitehouse. Mrs. Frazer. Mr.. and Mira
Adolph Lewisohn. Dr. and Mrs. T.. r.
Deboise. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Della
field. Judge Seeger. Mr. AMI Mrs. T. Ro-
land Hartman. Mrs ~. B Archer, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Percy Thompson. Mrs. L. X. Frazer,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Mower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Randall Cox OF Goshen
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crossman OF
Monroe. n. y; Mrs r. Harrison. ME-
and Mrs. Frank Harrison. Miss Mar
saret Harrison and Miss Blandic T.
Scherier OF HacScnsack, y. j. Mr. and
Mrs frank Donohoc Of Montclair and
MIR J. Douglas Gcrsford OF Ridge
wood, y. ~
Mr. Cane had his string Of more than
forty horses moved 70 other quarters 10
make room for the 500 guests.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
FREDERICK G. LEROY DEAD.
Former stock Exchange Member
Was Interested in Racing.

Frederick c. LIE Roy, aged 80. died
suddenly OF angina pectoris early Mon
day morning. November G, at his home,
Fairlea Farm, near Newtown, Ia. lie
was born in Tarrytown, y. T.. the son
Of the late DR.. Frederick G. lie Roy, a
member OF prominent old New York
families.
FER eighteen years Mr.. 10 Roy was
active IN Wall Street and for a part OF
tbis period was a member OF the New
York Stock Exchange. In 1906 he mar
ried Mrs Fanny Chambers Hopkins, who
survives him. Mrs. fe Roy was the
widow OF Major Robert l.. Hopkins OF
Tarrytown.
efr. lie Roy was interested in harness
racing and owned several thoroughbred
horses. lie was n member OF the board
Of review OF the National Trotting Asso-
clation, the Union Club. Society Of Co
lonlal Wars. Sons of the Revolution.
Delta Phi. Solomon's Lodge, r. and n.
NJ and Mecca Temple
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
w. k. Vanderbilt in
on France, Made
Late by High Seas
Buys Steam Yacht Abroad for
Cruising-Spanish Star
Arrives.

Northwesterly blasts. lashing up tall
seas. the crests OF which reached the
boat deck, smashing glass ports. delayed
the French liner France, in yesterday
half day late from Havre ana Ply
mouth. She brought 1876 cabin passen-
gers, including William X. Vanderbilt,
who usually has largo assortment OF
baggage, bu. on this trip had only two
pieces. He engaged passage late and
his name was on the additional list lie
said his other baggage. containing the
things he wished to bring from France
would como with tho master OF his new
steam yacht, the Ara, which he bought
recently in France. She Is fast and will
be used in cruising, Air. Vanderbilt said
Sonora Anlalia de Isaura. musical
comedy star. who had an engagement
to appear last night at a performance
at the Little Theater. under the auspices
OF the Spanish Theater of New York
feared during few days OF ocean tu-
multi that tho liner might not make port
in time for her to play, but she arrived
with several hours to spare. With her
were Antonio Martianez, Spanish actor
and Gonzalo Valedra Martin, who will
represent in Havana the Madrid news
paper EI Sol.
Mrs. =. Frank Mebane, wife OF cot
ton manufacturer OF North Carolina
and Mrs Kemble White of Fairmouns,
w. Va, were presented to Queen Marie
of Ruman.a recently. Mrs. Mebane. who
had met ,ss@ Queen IN 1919, said that
before the coitcaation she was one Of
several women, am. the only American
for whom the Queen rSt on her royal
attire and crown for approval. Mrs
Mebane described the Queen as charm
Ing and democratic and ''tust crazy" 10
visit the United States.
Charles dc Rochefort. French motion
picture star. seen here in Spanish
jade, arrived to go with the Famous
Players-Laelsy Corporation. He will
be known here as "Roch" and his spe-
cialty, It is said, Is American cowboy
scenes
Other arrivals were e. A. Baldwin
director OF the International General
Electric Company; Lazare Levi, direc.
tor-general and administrator of the
French Thomson Houston Company;
Henri Moscowitz, boy violinist, who will
play in concert here; DR.. Alfredo G.
Dominguez, health officer OF Havana
J. J. C. Ampenois, who presided at the
Armistice Day celebration aboard ship;
Countess II. J. de Ia Vergne. and Mrs
Abel Warshawsky, wife OF the painter
who greeted her at the pier.
Among those who arrived yesterday
aboard the Providence of the Fabre
Line from Afarseilles, Naples and Pa
leT1ro were julius Rolshoven, portrait
painter, formerly OF Detroit, but who
has lived for several years in Florence
Italy. and his wife.
A radio romance will culminate to-
day at the Church OF ST. Vincent dc
Paul when Second Officer Rene Nicolle
former French naval officer, and Miss
Jeanette Mottin, who became acquainted
with the officer two years ago while
crossing on the Providence, are married
Friday he sent her message by radio
asking her 10 become his wife and she
accepted by radio.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
EDITOR rs DEAD AT rs.
I. y. Ellison Was Partner OF Oscar
Uammc crstein.


Isnar >. Ellison, aged 20. editor Of
the United States Tobacco Joarnol, pub
lished at 14s Water street, died yester-
day in his nome, So West Ninetieth
street, Of ar.erio scieros.s lie was born
in Germany and studied law in the Uni
versity OF Berlin. When % years or
age he came to this country and settled
IN Buffalo, where few years later he
became Sn editor Z the Buffalo Free
Press. aIr. Ellison entered the leaf to-
bacco business IN Buffalo, being con-
nected with the firm of Philip Levin.
In 1874 he came TO this city and
Joined with oscar Hammersteln, the late
impresario. in founding the Untcd
states Tobacco Journal When Mr.. Ham
nerstein decided h devote his whole
time 10 opera, Mr Ellison assumed sole
proprietorship OF the publication. Mr.
Ellison married Miss Mathilda Nrock OF
Buffalo. She died eleven years ago. He
leaves q. son, ATillard II. Ellison. and
two daughters Mrs EeliX T. Feist and
Miss Augusta b. Ellison.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
LEGION POSTS PARADE
TO ARMISTICE SERVICE
Veterans InUited Into HeaU-
eniy Rest Church.

Following n short parade il Fifth
avenue six American Legion posts
Joined last night in Armistice Sunday
services in the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, Forty-fifth street and Fifth ave-
nue.. The posts were Columbia Univcr-
sity. John Purroy Mitchell, Greenwich
Village, Murray Hill, Caduceus and Jane
A. Delano posts. The posts attended the
service at the invitation Of the Rev.
Henry V. y. Darlington. rector. mem
Der OF the Columbia University Post An
Armlstice Day sermon was delivered by
the Right Rev. Herbert Shipman, Suf-
fragan Bishop Of New York. and chap
lain OF the Columbia University Post
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
MISS HELEN HAGEN TO WED.
Daughter of Mrs. Winston III.
Hagen Engaged 20 Mr.. stagg.

Mrs. Winston Henry Hagen OF 5eS
Park avenue has announced the engage
ment OF her second daughter, Miss
Helen II. Hagen, to Mr.. Frederick l..
Stagg. Miss Hagen is q granddaughter
of Mrs. William Trotter and a sister
of Mrs. Alvin Devereux. She Is mem
Der OF the Junior League.
Mr.. Stage is a son OF Leonard c.
Stagg OF Guayaquil. Ecuador, and a
brother of Mrs. Julian +. Thompson OF
this city. lie is a 1917 graduate OF
Harvard. After graduation Mr.. Stags.
who is a British subject. served through
the latter part OF the war with the Royal
Scots Greys.
The wedding win take place here in
December
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
NOTES or SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Frederic L. Humphreys
from Bernardsville, ~ J.. and Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin G. Fincke, who came
from Fair Haven, n. j.. are al tho
Vanderbilt
Brig.-Gcu. James Parker. L. s. A.. re-
tired, is at the Hotel Astor from New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan Il Kennedy have
closed kenneIlworth. their country
place az Purchase. ". Y, and opened
their apartment at the Devon, 10 West
Fifty-hfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leftwich Hsrri-
son OF 80 East Eighty-seventh street
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a daughter Mildred CARING
ton Harrison. at Sloane Hospital on
November 8. Mrs. Harrison was Miss
Pauline Carrington Mugge daughter OF
Mrs. Paul Kendall Clymer of l37 Riv-
crside Drive.
Mrs. Frank Cazenove Jones and Miss
Pondr are at the Hotel Webster. 80
West Forty-nfth street, until January,
when they leave for the South.
Mrs. Henry M. Hall gave a luncheon
Saturday at Plerres for Mrs. whitney
Kernochsn, Mrs. Charles NJ. Fair. Mrc.
Thomas l.. Robinson and Mrs. William
G. Langley.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fuller FEEDER
are az the Hotel Belleclsire visiting Mr..
FEEDERS parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav
FEEDER who arrived from Europe by tho
Homeric after having passed a year In
the south Of France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marselis G. Parsons
have closed their home in Rye. y. Y,
and gone 10 Mexico where they will re-
main until Christmas.
Mrs. Howard 8. Cans OF $50 West
Seventy-elxth street win give dinner
party Tuesday for Mrs. Adeliue Jobdeli
Atwater. who has come from Chicago. 20
DO director OF The New Gallery at
500 Madison ayerucs ......---..
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
BRIDGE TO AID RUSSIANS.

A committee. consisting OF Mrs. Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs Julien 81.
Charles Shackno. Mrs Charles Lane
Poor. Ir., Mrs. Lloyd L. Sanderson. Jr..
and Mrs. Norman Ogden Whitehouse,
with Princess Michel Cantacuzenc-
Sperunsky. Jr.. as chairman. has arrange 4
"a bridge party at the Plaza Hotel for
Tuesday afternoon. November IS. 20 help
in tho further cductlon OF a group OF
Russians. former schoolmates Of Prince
In the further education OF group OF
Alexander Lyceum OF Petrograd. who
now are earning their living as refugees
In Europe.
The tournament is 10 be followed by
q tea and typical Russian entertain
mont Tickets may be had from Prlu-
cess Michel -Speransky. Jr..
at fo East SiNtieth street
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
Americans Flock
to London During
Armistice Week
Engagement of Miss Gwendo.
lin Field Is the Chief
Society Event.

Special Coois 20 TEE New YoxK HERALD.
Copyright, fase, by THE New YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Nov. IL.
with the anniversary of the armis-
tiee, festivities in London. in which
Americans figure largely. increased last
week.
The event OF tho week was the
engagement of Miss Gwendolin Field,
granddaughter OF the late Marshall Field
Of Chicago, to Archibald Charles Ed
nonstons.
Ambassador ana Airs. Harvey were
guests at luncheon given TO the Prince
Of Wales by the Canadian Club OF
Great Britain last week. On the day
of the. Lord Mayors procession Mrs.
Harvey was deputized to act for the
Ambassador in viewing the parade while
Mr.. Harvey filled another engagement.
Lady Lee Of Farehan1. American wife
of the First Lord of the Admiralty. be-
came a peeress when her husband was
elevated to a viscountcy in the Lloyd
George resignation honors.
Lady Astor is much missed in town
while campaigning for her reelection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corlette Glorney have
returned to the Ritz Hotel from Amer
lea, whence they conveyed the body OF
Isaac Guggenheinn. They will leave
shortly for Paris.
At the Hyde Park Hotel a huge ball
was given on Armistice night, at which
Lord Chancellor Birkenhead presented
prizes and Constance and Norma Tai
radge were present. 1t was attended
by large number of Americans.
The following from New York are at
the Hyde Park Hotel: Mr.. J. A. Noble,
Mr. T. Avery, Mr.. McLane Van Ingen.
Mrs II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harley,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Thornley, and Mr..
Boardmen Robinson. cartoonist.
The guests at Claridge's include Mr..
Alexander Smith Cochrane and Mr..
Charles Edwin Mitchell of New York.
An interesting arrival in London is
Mr.. David Z. MCGOWAN, lately United
States Consul at Vladivostok, who has
now been assigned TO Riga He made
a seven weeks journey direct to Liver
pool.
are Mr. T.. J. Goldsmith and Mr.. George
II. Judd of Washington. D. c.
1t was expected that many Americans
would arrive for the great motor show,
but this did not happen. many hotels
containing not single additional Amer
lean because Of the show.
Guests at the Picadilly Hotel include
Mr.. John l.. Sanders, Mr.. Daniel
Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Bailey, Mrs.
c. K Iipman and Mr.. II. II Adams, all
Of New York.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
ZICHYS OPEN CERCLE-C0NNU.
Lord and Lady Mountbatten Pa.
tons Tonight mt Ritz,

"Cerc.e-Connu," under the patronage
OF Lord Louis and Lady Mountbatten,
Will open tonight in the Chrystal Room
at the Ritz-Carlton. and win continue
every Monday night throughout the sea-
son. Dancing will commence at 10
o'clock, with Ambrose's orchestra The
Count and Countess Zichy viii dance
during the evening.
Among those who are taking parties
are Miss Mabel Gerry. who viii have
Lord and Lady Mountbatteu among her
guests; Mrs. L. Thornton Wilson. MIS-.
William Disston. Mr.. and Mrs. jaw
Gould Mias Lucille Baldwin. Miss Ro-
saiie Bloodgood. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Gee. Mr.. Silvio villa, and Mr.. Angler
l. Duke.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
G. wHEELoCK. TURFMAN, DIES.
Was Formerly Head OF Metropolis
..---L TIM Association.

George \. Wheelock. aged Ga. form
erly we'll known turfmau and book
maker. died Saturday ia his home. 80
Park avenue, OF heart disease. He was
born in Chicago and educated in st.
Louis Tor several years he was the
president OF the Metropolitan Turf AS
ISOLATION Since his retirement from
racing he had been engaged in real
estate.
on June Il. after u hearing before
Justice Mitchell III the supreme Court
on an action instituted ~ his wife, he
was declared incompetent ana AIRS
Wheeler was appointed committee Of his
person and properly. Besides his wife.
AR Wheelock leaves a sister. Mrs. Mary
Griffith. OF Garden City. Ill.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
MR.. AND MRS. SILZER
AT WHITE SULPHUR
GoUernor-Eiect of NeW Jersey
Arriues for Rest.

Special Dfspdtcb 10 THE New YoEE HHAtD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
Nov. 12.-Among those at tea and the
open air concert this afternoon at the
Casino were Gov Elect George silxer OF
New Jersey and Mrs .silzer. who arrived
yesterday for rest. on the way down
they we're guests at dinner of former
Gov Livingston Beeckman of Rhode Is
land on his private car, which was at
tached 10 the train on it's way to the
Virginia Hot Springs. They will DO here
TIL the end OF the month.
Others at the tea and concert were
Mr.. William II. Porter of j. T. Morgan
& Co. who is at the Greenbrier with
Mrs Porter: Mr.. Parmely HerriclE, son
OF Ambassador Myron T. Herrick and
Mrs Herrick; Mr.. Irving It. Bush,
founder and president OF the Bush Ter
minal. and Mrs. Bush; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourke Cochran. Mrs. Frank &. Wither-
bee and Miss Martha Stewart bowers.
Mrs. Frank l.. Palmer and the Misses
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williamson
Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farrel
and Mr.. Edwin J. FLYNN.
Mr.. John J. Watson, Jr., vicc-presi-
dent OF the International Agriculture
Corporation. and one Of the directors OF
the Stutz Motor Company. went back to
New York this afternoon with Mrs
Watson. They will leave early in the
winter for trip to Egypt and Up the
Nile.
Miss sylvia Lathrop of London. who
has been visiting her cousins, Mrs. Rich
ard IT. Stevens and Miss Dorothy
Stevens, went 10 New York tonight.
Mrs. Charles Newbold Welsh and
Miss Mercer Dunlop returned 10 Phila-
delphia the last OF the week with Mr..
and AIRS. Richard NJ. Cadawailer, Jr., on
their private car.
Among those playing golf this after
noon were Lieut. and Mrs. Charles =.
Cecil, u. :. ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert {.
Legeett, Mr.. and Mrs. HeilneT, Mrs. c.
Armstrong. Messrs Thomas W. Nugent,
Allen K. Joslin. L. C. Leeds. II. L. Loeds,
James 7 Smith and Inhr, i. ISnllnv
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
BRIDGE ron DoYs, HOME.

At Sherry's on Tuesday. November q.
at . 30 o'clocls there will be a bridge for
the benefit Of Kennedy House Settlement
for Boys. The bridge Is under the li~cc-
tion oF Mrs. r. Laurence Saunders. 1a0
East Slxty-frst street Among the other
patronesscs are Mrs J. Morley iitzrot.
Mrs. Charles Wiggin. Mrs Daniel Ea-
con. Mrs. Franklin s. Richardson. MIRA.
Edward l.. Pratt. Mrs. George Morgan,
Mrs. Gerhard NJ Dahl. Mrf. Eugene
stetson Mrs Hcnery A. Alker. Mra
leighton Lobdell. Mrs. X. o. Chluhoim
aud Mrs. Willard Simplins.
The New York herald., 1922-11-13
MISS ANDREAs ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth NJ. Jackson
of 240 West Ninety-eighth street have
announced the engagement 81 their
Miss Harriet Andreas, to Mr..
Lewis G. Popham. Miss Andreas In a
OF the late Presiding Jus
tice Charles II. Van Brunt- Mr.. Pop
ham is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Flem-
ing Popham of this city and Kinderh ,otS.
n. Y. He was formerly member OF
Squadron A and served overseas with
tho 105th Machine Gun Battalion