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The New York herald., 1922-07-17
J. D. WOODBRIDGE DEAD;
80 YEARS A POLICEMAN
Stroke of Apoplexy Fatal IN
His Lakewood Home.

Joseph Dowling Woodbridge. aged 81.
a retired police lieutenant. who was
member OF the New York Police De-
partment for thirty-three years. died
Saturday in his home at Lakewood.
y. J.. after stroke of apoplexy. Ills
body was brought to New. York last
night A requiem mass will be said
at ST. Jamess Pro Cathedral In Jay
street. Brooklyn. Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock and burial will be In Cal-
vary Cemetery.
Lieut.. Woodbridge was born in New
York. a son of Napoleon Woodbridge,
who was a captain of police for many
years and who died forty years ago.
After a preliminary education In the
public schools he was graduated from
St. Francis Xavier College. His first
emplo, ment was as cashier in the Cas-
well & Caswell drug store in the old
Fifth Avenue Hotel Building. but ne
resigned to become policeman. He
was on patrol duty for several years.
but was finally transferred to the de-
tecilve division. For a time he was
desk lieutenant at the old Macdougal
street station. He retired from the
force two years ago and bought home
in Lakewood last February.
lie had lived in Sheepshead Bay for
seventeen years. He was a member
of the Sheepshead Bay Board of Trade.
the Lieutenants Association and the
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
His wife. a brother and a sister sur.
vive him.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
X. OF P. AT ALEXANDRIA BAY.
Mayor Lunn Of schenectady I
Open Grand Lodge Meeting.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
ALEXANDRIA BAT. ~ Y, July 1s.-
The grand lodge conVtion of the
knights of Pythias will convene at the
Thousand Island House here tomorrow
and will continue throughout the follow
ing Saturday. Mayor George r. Lunn,
of Schenectady. Past Chancellor OF
Truh Lodge, will make the opening ad-
dress OF the convention. He also will
deliver another address on Monday
night on political topics.
Among the prominent persons who
will attend the convention are Supreme
Chancellor of the World William Ladew.
Morris A. Drucker of New York; WILL
lam J. Park Of Buffalo. Delos A. Rad
cliff. Grand Prelate Alonzo Benell.
Haverstraw. ". Y; Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seals Austin W. Mlddaugh.
Grand Treasurer Charles w. Engel,
President OF the knights Of Pythias
Home Seward Shepard. Brigadier Com
mander Palmer Garfield. Directors of
Prohibition Of New York State Senator
Henry w. Hill of Buffalo. Representa-
tive Clarence MacGregor and Michael II.
Marks of New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
MISS MURIEL MCCORMICK
TO BE MODISTE, RUMOR
Will Open Shop Here With
Expert, Chicago Reports.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK IIEnALD.
CHICAGO. Ju.y 1s.-Muriel Mccormick.
heiress 20 two fortunes and granddaugh-
ter of John ID. Rockefeller. has formed
partnership with Nine. Marguerite.
modiste. among whose customers are
many socially prominent people OF Chi
cago. according to friends here OF the
two women. They plan. it is said. TO
open a dressmakIng and millinery shop
in New York city.
The venture IS reported to be the re-
suit of their common admiration for
artistic designing. which had its incep-
ton when they appeared In the French
play lie Passant' here last April.
The play. chosen by Miss Mccormick
for her semi-professional stage debut
was attended by leaders OF. fashion in
Chicago and the praise lavished on her
acting was as enthusiastic as that given
20 her costume. The costume. designed
by Nine. Marguerite. cemented the
friendship between the two Miss Nc
Cormick has been In New York for sew
eral days, the guest OF Nine. Marguerite.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
MANY ARRIVALS IN
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Mrs. II. c. Potter Guest Of
Mrs. Clarence Cary.

Special Dispatch to THE New Yoax HERAtp.
BRETON WOODS. N. H.. July 49,
Mrs. Howard C. Potter of Los Mochis
sinaloa. Mexico. has joined Mrs. Clar-
ence Carey Of New York at the Craw-
ford House.
Mrs. Rodman wanamaker has started
for New York after spending a few
days here with Mrs. Harriet Lindeberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton Brown
have been joined by Mrs. Verne La Sale
Rockwell Of Smithtown Branch. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Blair and Miss
Anita Blair of Chicago have arrived al
jefferson TO open their place. the wig
wan. in the Waumbek colony
Arrivals at the Mount Washington
Hotel, Breton Woods, include Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Scherer and family of Nor
rIstown. N. j.. Mr.. w. A. Patton and
Miss Grace Burkett OF Philadelphia and
Mrs. J.. ii. Harbeck of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Finley OF New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jex
Preston. Jr, Of Princeton, N. j.. will
pass the summer at their places on the
Grover Cleveland Memorial Road al
Tamworth, which are side by side
Mr. Myron @. Fish OF Providence Is
entertaining Mt the Mount Washington
Hotel over Sunday party of sixteen
golfers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. jerks of New
York will be with Mr. John Sumner
Runncls, who has returned from Eu.
rope and is at his summer home. Willow
Gate, at Chocorua. where Mr.. and Mrs
william James of Cambridge, Mass.
also will cass part OF the summer.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
S0JoURNERs AT THE PIER.
Mrs. samuel II. Valentine Enter
taining Guests Mt Her vs,.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW Yosw rrrn.,n
NARRAGANsErr PIER, n. l., July 1s,-
Mrs. Malcolm s. McConihe OF Washing
ton. ID. c.: Miss Janet Johnson Messrs
Rufus Graves and George Rogers Of
New York are guests OF Mrs. Samuel
IL. Valentine of New York at vaimar
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Sharpe of
Providence are over Sunday guests 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Sturges at the Hut.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic B. Read Of
Providence came from Watch Hill for
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert II. I. Goddard OF Providence, at
Indian Rock.
Messrs. Frederick Y. Hazard 2d OF
Syracuse. y. Y. and Arthur GobcI and
Robert Krogstadt of New York are
guests Of Mrs. Frederick r.. Hazard os
Westmcreland Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Hoadley and Miss
Jane Hoadley OF Blnghamton. n. " are
the guests Of Mrs. Wylie IL. Jones OF
New York at The Nsssasoit
Mrs VI. l.. Gordon and Miss Leslie
Gordon OF New York have arrived at
the Imperial.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard w. Cowper-
thwaItc OF New York are at Hotel de
La PLACE.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
ASKS AID FOR CHILDREN.
Charity Organization Society
Makes AppeaI for Volunteers.

Makes Appear TOT NoiuhteerS'
The Charity Organization Society Is
making a general appeal for aid In its
work of providing fresh air vacations
milk and other beneficial things for
poor childden. The appeal.l issued by
Mrs. Ellen Windham Warren Geer says
in part:
Haven't you some time that you
could spare this summer to work for
these hot little city children playing in
the dirty streets? All kinds OF talents
can be used. We need people to call on
families to arrange when the children
shall 60. people to make out lists OF
those who need outings and fill out the
applications to the various fresh air
homes. Most. Of all we need automo-
biles for the numerous trips that have
to be made. Aren't there any days. or
even half days. when your car isn't be-
ing used that II could be turned over
for this splendid purpose?
Miss Clare Tousley, at the societys
headquarters, 105 East Twenty-second
street. Gramercy 1905, has charge Of all
volunteers and will be glad to give you
details Why don't you volunteer to her
your personal services? Or IL you cam
rot do this. aren't you at least suffi-
ciently interested to send check to the
society marked Fresh Air Fund?
"I can guarantee that soon after you
start i'm on this work you Will begin to
realize that instead OF your doing a
great favor to the society and the chill
dren they are doing YOU one"
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
6, 900 PEOPLE PASS BIER
OF MATTHEW J. CAHILL
Burial Will Take Place To-
day With Nofobles as Bearers.

The body OF Matthew J. Cahill, Bor-
ough President OF Richmond. who died
of acute Indigestion Friday morning,
was viewed yesterday by more than
5000 people in his home. Fourth street
and Lafayette avenue. New Brighton,
Staten Island. Many city and borough
officials were among those in the pro-
cession that filed by the casket from
O'Clock in the afternoon until ).
Frats.:.a. funeral services we're held
yesterday by the Elks and the Knights
OF Columbus. The Elks' service was
conducted by Charles Bang. exalted
ruler. and. funeral hymns were sung by
William J6nes. soloist OF the lodge. The
lodge has a membership OF more than
SEQ. nearly all of whom were there.
The others viewed the body after the
service. along with large delegations of
Woodmen of America. OF which Mr..
Cahill was district deputy for New York
the Royal Arcanum. the Veteran Fire
mems Association, the Staten Island
Civic League and the World War Vet
erans.
At o'clock this morning the body OF
Mr.. Cahill will be taken TO the Richmond
Borough Hall at ST. George. where It
Will TIC III Stdtc ~ At thhl
hour. attended by a large procession. 1t
will be removed to St. Peters Roman
Catholic Church. in st. Marks place.
New Brighton. where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated by Mgr. Charles
A. Cassidy. The Police Glee Club will
sing.
The procession from the Borough Hall
to the church will be headed by squad
OF mounted policemen. followed by the
Fire Department Band. the World War
Veterans. the Civic League and the DEM
ocratic County Committee. OF which the
late Borough President was leader. After
the hearse will be Mayor Hylan and
others of the Board Of Estimate and APP
portionment as honorary pallbearers.
borough employees and members Of the
immediate family and other relatives
Burial Will be in St. Peters Cemetery.
at West New Brighton.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, L. l.. July 16.-After
morning service at st. Anorew's Dune
Church. when DR.. Herbert Shipman, Suf-
fragan Bishop OF New York, preached
stirring sermon. there was the usual
rendezvous at the bathing beach. the
crowd being the largest of any day this
season. The costumes worn by the
omen were particularly bright and gay.
anese umbrellas.
Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas wore gown
Of pale yellow chintz with big flowered
pattern in different colors and hat OF
brown erin. She carried one of the deco
ra tive umbrellas.
Mrs. David Dows wore a gown of abb
sinthe green chiffon with many ruffles.
er hat, also of chiffon. being OF a
darker shade. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston,
Jr.. wore a gown OF finest white lawn
deliberately embroidered in white over
pale jade green. with hat to corre-
spond Miss Louisa Steadman Wilson.
who Is member of Mr.. Malcolm
Meacham's house party, wore a gown
OF pale green elaborateiy embroidered
with a geometrical design ir white floss
and a hat of black Neapolitan straw
topped with paradise plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell w. Tilton made
their first appearance at the beach, Mrs.
Tilton having recovered from recent
illness. Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens OF Ber-
lardsville, ". J., came with Mrs. Peter
l. Wyckoff She wore a costume of pale
lilac chiffon. Mrs. John Wolfe's gown
was of pale yellow. with Russian de-
sign in a darker shade, her hat being
Of brown erin. Mrs. Alvin w. krech
wore a gown of white voile with big
white figures, and hat Of pale rose col
ored erin topped with white paradise
tlumes. Mrs. Ralph M. Johnson's gown
was of pale rose chiffon, her hat being
Of black lace.
Others I'm the ThrOnE.
Mrs. George T. Maxwell wore a Co.'S
tune of silver gray chiffon and crepe
with hat to correspond and carried a
parasol of rose color silk. Mrs. Robert
3. Minis, who was one of Mrs. Max
wells guests, wore a gown OF Alice
blue foulard figured with pink.
Mrs. w. Butler Duncan's gown was
notable. 1t was of black foulard with
a. Chinese pattern in bright colors In
yellows and red and she also carried
a Japanese umbrella. Mrs. Vincent s.
Mulfords gown was OF white linen. en-
broidered with red. and her hat was OF
red. Mrs. Norman l.. Ditman wore a
gown of white linen. embroidered In
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. James Clement Dunn has left the
Ritz-Carlton for Murray Bay Canada.
where she will remain several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Y. Walls OF Chi
cago. who have been at the Ritz-Carlton.
have gone to Nantucket.
The Right Hon. w. l.. Mackenzie King.
Premier OF Canada. and Mr.. w: c. Ken
nedy. Director of Railways OF Canada,
spent yesterday In this city at the Bilt-
more on their way from Washington to
Quebec
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page and Mr..
Henry Field OF York, Me-. were a. the
Belmont over tho week end.
Archbishop Hayes is spending n week
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McAleenan at
their country home In Centre Moriches.
l.. I.
Miss Cora Butler, president of the Es-
peranto Association of New York: Mrs.
Ida Sorensen, Mr.. James L. Morton. Jr.,
and Mr.. Joseph Silbernik OF New York
are tthe King Edward. Toronto, Can
ada. for the Esperanto Congress there.
Mrs. Algernon Sidney Jarvis has
opened her cottage at the Profile House
White Mountains With her ore her
daughter and son-ln-law. DR.. and Mrs
c. E. Atwood
Mrs. Daniel Willard of Baltimore is
at the Blltmore
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar Murphy and
Miss Katherine Murphy of Atlanta, Ca.
lare among the passengers on board the
Olympic sailing yesterday. They will
spend the summer touring through the
Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J. Keppcimnnn
have as guest Mrs. Bertha Won Borrow.
sky Of Stuttgart. Germany. at their home
In West Orange. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Boyer OF Paris
are at the Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
Numerous Luncheon Parties Are Given at Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club.

self tones, and a pink straw hat. She
carried pink silk parasol.
Others on the beach were Mrs.
Horace r. b. Allen. Miss Betty jack
son, Miss Louisa Steadman Wilson, Miss
Constance Peabody, Mrs. Harvey
Schaeffer and Mrs. George f'aber
Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary gave a
buffet luncheon to-day at Hawthorne
House as welcome home to their son,
George Leary, Jr., who arrived on the
Scythia after a visit in London with
the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j. Wag-
staff. Nine. Leciaire, Miss Louisa Stead
man Wilson, Miss Louise Trippe, Mr..
and Mrs. Esmond r. O'Brien, Miss
Judith Smith. Miss Katherine V. Adams.
Mrs. Florence Schirmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Stuart Davis. Messrs. Malcolm
Meacham. Edward McIlvain, Jr.; James
Lee. Justin O'Brien and Field Griffin.
Miss Katherine Mackay left this after
noon for Rosiyn. l.. l.. after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien.
Mrs. II. Ii. Brown Has Son.
The population Of the colony was in
creased last night when a son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Hamilton Brown,
who are for the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers
Mrs. Brown was Miss Esther Tiers. This
Is their third child and their second
son.
Mrs. Joseph Dilworth gave luncheon
to-day~at Mocomanto for Mr.. and Mrs
George Faber Downey, Jr.
Luncheons at the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club were given by Mrs. Peter B.
Wyckoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian NJ. &C.
rard, Mr.. Stephen Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry f. Cook and Mrs. Russell Hop
kins.
Mr.. Samuel l.. Parrish gave dinner
tonight for Prof. Emile Villemin Of
Paris and Mr.. Guido Sabetta of the
Italian Embassy. Afterward he took his
guests to the Parrish Museum for an
informal musicale. The musicians were
Miss Grace Freeman. violin; Francis
Moore. piano, and Archibald Robinson.
organ. Some unusual compositions for
piano and organ were played. Prof. VII
lemin will give an address in French to-
morrow afternoon in Memorial Hall at
the invitation Of Mr.. Parrish.
Mr.. Charles Andrews McCann OF Bal
tmore has arrived at the Post House.
Mrs. George Carnegie is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah G. Thaw.
Messrs. Emerson MacMilln Sd and
Edward McIlvan. Jr. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Esmond r. O'Brien.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
FUNERAL OF DR.. WHEELER.
Well Known Men Will BE Hon
orary PaIlbearers To-day.

Funeral services for DR.. Edward
levitt Wheeler. for fifteen years editor
of Current Opinion and one time editor
Of The Literary Digest. will be held at
8: 80 o'clock this afternoon In the Madi-
son Avenue NJ. f. Church, Sixtie.h
street and Madison avenue. The ser
vices will be conducted by Bishop VIII
lam F.. Mcdowell of Maplewood, N. H.,
family friend Of long standing. The Rev.
DIR. Leland Cary. pastor OF the church,
will assist. Burial will be in WoodIawn
Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers will be VIII
lis o. Robb. William G. Moler, Francis
II. ,Sisson. John G.. Apgar. Major George
Haven Putnam, Miles NJ. Dawson, ROD
ert j. Cuddihy. William II. Wise. DR..
Frank Crane. Hamlin Garland. Chester
NJ. Cloud and DR. John II. Finley.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
COMMERCIAL LAWYERS
MEET IN ATLANTIC CITY
,New York Delegates Arrive
in Special Cars.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., July 16.-The
Commercial Law League of America
viii hold it's annual convention from to-
morrow until Thursday at the Ambas-
ssdor. Nearly one thousand legal ad-
visers of we'll known bond and banking
houses are mere 10 participate. The
New York delegation arrived IN special
cars.
Perfect summer weather greeted the
large week end assembly on the board
walk to-day. Gov J. A. o. Preus OF
Minnesota Is at the Traymore and Mr.
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia II AT
the Shelburne.
New York folk who were at the
hotels to-day included:
Ritz-Carlton Misses Irene and Clara
Wigger. Mr.. James M. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ellis, Misses Ruth and
Rose Taylor. Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Gim-
BEL Mr.. and Mrs. william III. Hawes,
Miss Lilly Rooney and Miss Lefty
Clemens.
Traymore: Miss Gertrude NJ. Coates.
Mr.. George McNeir. Mr.. Frederick w.
Bode. Mr. Herbert L. Wiggin, Miss Mil
lcent Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knox, Mr.. John Hyatt Naylor, Mrs. Ed
ward Wylde, Mr.. Seymour knight, Mrs.
Henry Spragg and Mr.. Thomas N. Cook.
Marlborough -Blenheim: Mrs. Walter
Stevenson. who was accompanied by
Miss Connell Lieutenant-C Commander A.
H. Mayo. U. S. NJ. and Mrs. Mayo; Miss
Martha McGinn. Miss d. Z. Axe1strom
and Miss j. J. North.
! Dennis: Misses Flo and Irene Fair
banks. Mr.. Benjamin Fairbanks. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs John d. Watson and Miss
NJ. b. Waldorf.
Ambassador Mr. and Mrs. N. Knight
Harris, Mrs. l.. Thimble Bradley. Mr..
William Anthony Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Vincent, Mr.. ]. P. Rohrbach. Mrs.
NJ. n. Fortier and Mr.. Seymour Gug'
genheim.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
IN THE BERKsH1REs.
Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler Guest
at Luncheon in Lenox.

Special Dispatch to THE New YosK HyRALp.
LENox, Mass. July 16.-Mrs. Giraud
Foster entertained at luncheon at ner
Lenox villa to-day for Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler of New York
The Messrs. Francis r. and Francis r.
Appleton, Jr.. of New York are spend
ing a few days with Mr.. Charles Lanier
at Allen Winden in Lenox. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph H. Kissel. Jr.. of Norris
town. N. j.. are visiting her parents.
MI. and Mrs. George e. Turnure, and
they were. all guests Of Mr.. Lanier at a
family dinner party tonight.
Arrivals at the Aspinwall Hotel in
clude: Mr.. William B. Jenkins and Miss
Jenkins Of Larchmont. Mrs. NJ. u. Nor
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment Of
Washington, D. c. Prof. and Mrs. Allan
Marquand and Miss Sarnia Marquand
have returned to Princeton. N. j.. from
the Aspinwall.
Mrs. Roswell Miller, who has been a
guest of the Misses Emily and Kate
Winthrop at Groton Place in Lenox, has
Joined her mother. Mrs. Andrew Car
negie. at Hyannis. Cape Cod. Mrs.
Robert Winthrop had a luncheon for
Mrs. Miller during her stay in Lenox.
The New York Exchange for Women's
Work cleared $500 from the sale held
several days ago at the StockDrioge
villa Of Mrs. Carl A. dc Gersdorff.
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting arrived
in I.enox to-day by automobile from
Islip, l.. T.. and was a luncheon guest
OF the Misses Mary and Gertrude Par
sons at Stoneover.
Mr. Bryce Metcalf OF New York Is
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Fahnestock at Eastover.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. e. Pell left the
BerlSshires Inn at Great harrington to-
day for New Bedford. Mr.. and Mrs.
William b. Nesbit of New York, who
we're there went to Morrisville, N. Y.
Mr. Howard Willets OF the New Marl-
borough colony is on a fishing trip to
Northern Maine with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G.. Cornell of New York.
Mrs. Charles Scribner Jr., has gone
to North East Harbor. Me. for visit
with Mrs. Thomas II. rockingham.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
Will Leave London
Soon for America
Mines. Goelct, Belmont, Van
derbilt and Morgan Stop
ping at Claridge's.

Special Gable to THE Nv York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929. BY THE New York HERALD.
New YssA Herald Dureau,
Lordon. July A6-
Mrs. WhiteIaw Reid viii san soon for
America.
Among the Americans stopping at
Claridge's are Mrs. Ogden Goelet. Mrs.
Ferry Belmont. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt and Mrs. Pierpont Morgan.
Irs. J. J. Brown of Newport gave .
dinner for ner English and American
friends at Claridge's last week.
Commander w. p. Beehler. United
States Naval Attache in Berlin. and Mrs.
Beehler are here for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glendenning have
returned from their honeymoon on the
Isle Of Wight and are stopping at the
Hyde Park before going to Switzerland.
Mrs. Charles CASTOR Smith Of Brook
line, Mass. is at the Connaught.
Mr.. Il. w. Hibbard, Secretary Of the
American Legation in Warsaw. Is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Strauss of Oyster
Bay. who are visiting friends. called at
headquarters of the English Speaking
Union.
The Rev. G. De Lanccy Townsend is
visiting friends.
Among those recently elected to men,
bership in the English Speaking Union
are v!scountess Rhondda, John Lane,
Miss Elizabeth Robins, Mrs. I. r. O'Con-
nor, Mr.. John Drinkwater, Mr.. Frank
Crowinshield, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bolton
and Lady Huntingheld.
DR.. Frank Sill Rogers, the eminent or
ganist. is at the Savoy. He intends to
examine the most important organs In
London and then in Paris.
Lady yForbes-Robertson has gone on q
tour of South Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Meurer. Kenneth
B. Meurer and Miss Lillian Meurer OF
Brooklyn. who were registered at THE
! New York HERALD Bureau. started for
Paris to-day.
Among the registrants at THE New
York HERALD Bureau in Dublin are
Messrs. John A. Winn Of Boston and
Joseph d. Harrington of Cambridge.