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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Barnard Students
Portray Eras From
Fish to Flappers
Senior Class Presents Skit
Called Dangerous Ages
at Brinkerhoff Theater;
Undergraduates Authors

Dangerous Ages" Barnard College
skit in ave scenes. depicting the history
Of the world from FISH 20 asppers. vas
president OF the class. who was sup
night in BrlnckerhoH Theater. Colum-
b;a University The Lost Eectron
was discovered in the person OF Eve
Jacoby, Of 1879 Claremont Avenue,
president Of the class. who was sep
ported by q chorus Of pretty atoms"
Other students who took leading
roles included Edith Calm, of Law
renee. /. J.. who played Sammy; Sarah
McCarty. % Birmingham. Ala. Cynthia;
Roberta Dunbachor. Of 62l West l5lst
Street the CGveman; Margot Emerson.
~ l25 Riverside Drive, Lily Light
foot. and Louise Schliehting, Of sos
Washington Street. Hoboken, Man Of
War.
A prologue was followed by the frst
scene. entitled Chaos" In this scene
Miss Jacoby az the Lost Eiectron was
assisted BY Eva Glassbrook Of $50
Audubon Avenue, as Father Tine.
The Fish Course" the second scene,
featured Margaret Fezandie, Of 1873
East Sixty-sixth Street. as the Sword
hsh: Louise Schlichtng as the Seal,
and Miss Jacoby az the Shark. with
chorus Of mussels, weakHsh and blue
fish
The third scene. Monkey Business"
was presented with Eva Hutchinson,
% 55l West 10th Street as a Lady
Monkey: Alice Peterson, o. New Brigh-
ton. y. Y, as q Gentleman Monkey;
Louise Schl.chting as a Thinker; Eve
Jacoby as the Devil: Elsbeth Freu-
denthal as a Nightingale, ard also a
nimble monkey chorus.
Roberta Dunbacher and Margot Emer-
son played the leading roles in the
Gave Man Scene" while the Age Of
Chivalry" featured lsobel Strang. Of
25s West Tooth Street. as the Damsel
and Eva Glassbrook as the knight.
The anal scene. entitled To-day ard
Tomorrow" had for les leading char
acter Dorothy MeGrsyne, Of Ruther-
ford. y. j.. as Anne, assisted By ire
Lost Electron and Aapper chorus.
The authors Of the various scene:
were Elizabeth Reynard. OF Fall River.
the first and sixth scenes; Edith Men
del Of . West E!ghty-sixth street, the
second and fifth scenes; Grace Dunan
Hooper. o. 100 West Seventy.fourth
Street. the third scene; Helen Warren
Of Perth Amboy, " J., and Roberta
Dunbacher, the fourth scene.
Marguerite Gerdsu, Of 1875 Central
Park West. was chairman Of the show
committee. assisted By Edith Calm as
coach, with Margaret Talley, OF Rah-
way. y. j.. as business manager;
Loy;se Pott. musical director; Lila
North. Of Montelair. y. j., eostuming;
Doris Craven, dancing, and E!sDetn
eFreudenthal, staging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Count Itchy Averts
Contempt Proceedings

Count Edward George Itchy, whose
recent sudden marriage 70 Miss Char
lotto Demsrest was a society sensation,
appeared in the City Court yesterday
accompanied by his counsel, Marx
Teller, in reply 20 an order for exanii-
nation in supplementary proceedings.
The count owes 81 900 70 Samuel Gold
berg, on a judgment obtained for in
juries done 70 his taXicab by the auto
mobile OF Count Itchy.
Max L. Kane. counsel for Goldberg,
was on hand 70 examine the titled &C.
PENDANT, but when the latter's name was
called there was no answer. The usual
procedure when judgment debtor fails
TO answer a subpoena in supplementary
proceedings is 20 obtain an order d.
recting him 10 show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt
Of court.
No sooner had the default OF the
count been noted than he rushed into
court. Mr.. Feiler, his attorney, ex-
planned 20 Justice Nalente that he had
been detained in another court. The
Justice said he could DO nothing IN
the matter and that Count Zichy's at
torrev had better get In touch with
the ATTORNEY for Goldberg, who had
LEFT the courtroom 70 prepare for his
further relief. The count told Justice
Valeute he had 10 intention Of evading
the proposed examination into MS
financial status.
NJ, Feiler and Mr.. Kane. the two
attorneys. later patched the matter
UP. upon the promise OF the iotneII
that his client would submit himself
~ An examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Newport Home Is Taken
Bv |. Townsend Burdens
s,,o.o, 1upotcn % TIE 7-s-.-s

NEWPORT. June Mr.. hna Mrs. !.
Townsend Burden are 70 pass the sum
mer in Neaport, having leased The
Beeehes. the Bellevue Avenue sesiceaee
Of Nr. George Peabody Eustis.
The Clambake Club. which IS snnu'
ally the scene Of many entertainments
will be opened on June 10 one Of inc
directors announced to-day
Ms Charles n. Baldwin. Who will
oec,nv Kjnrscote. on Bellevue Avenue,
,bis season arrived this afternoon.
peecLwood. the Bellevue Avenue
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor, was opened to-day ana VII De
ready for the Astors when they aFriYe
from Europe the latter part OF inc
month. -,
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore WI
arrive soon AZ Chateau sumner WHICH
has been opened for the season,
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Iwomoiy ana
her daughter. Miss Ruth IVom Ply
bsve sailed for Europe for q mon,h 5
visit and upon their return VIII cone
10 Vineland, their Oehre Foin' resi-
Ms Harold Brown has arrived here
and is az her Bellevue Avenue resi-
denee. .. 49,.
of Ms Elisha Dyer IT,, is being opened
~ Ms Stuyvessnt Leroy and her
s,~cLt.r. Mrs. Pauline Leroy French,
are AT Maple Shade. on Rhode Island
Avenue. At. I'll
-. .Lis week for the summer.
Ocean View, the residence OF NJ
Ogden Mills. is ready for the arrival
~ the owner. who is expected shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03

Harrington. wife Of Major Francis c.
Harrington. L. s. A, Of Baltimore.
Captain and Mrs. ". Pitt Scott en-
tertained at a luncheon al the New
Willard in compliment 20 Mrs. james
Mcdonald, whose engagement 20 Earl
Huntly, OF Aberdeen. Scotland. was
recently announced.
Miss Katherine Costello entertained
a. a luncheon followed by bridge to-
day in honor OF Miss Gertrude Thomp-
son Skinner. whose marriage 70 En-
sign Joseph Caldwell Huske. L. 5. n
will take place 81 noon tomorrow.
The officers stationed az Washing
ton Barracks entertained a. a supper
dance there this evening. Colonel and
Mrs. John McAuley Palmer were among
those entertaining guests. Colonel and
Mrs. Wait Johnson also entertained.
Mrs Lynn, wife Of Major Clark
Lynn, I. s A., was hostess al lunch
cor to-day az The Army and Navy Club,
entertaining in honor Of Mrs. Goodwin
Compton. Of Richmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Bates
Sell New Lebanon Villa
Purchaser Is Mrs. Stafford B.
Smith. of New York; Other
Notes From Piiisheld

PITTSFIELD, Mass, June 2.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lindon n. Bates, OF Fifth
Avenue, New York. to-day sold their
colonial villa. Lebanon Lodge. and $50
acres Of land in New Lebanon, y. y"
10 Mrs. Stafford B. Smith, Of 2+7 West
Fifty-sixth Street, New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates. who are now IN Paris, eX-
pect 70 build another house on 500
acre tract which they retain and which
extends 20 the summit OF Lebanon
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenton Crane Pom
eroy. Of Pittsfield, piloted the Berk-
shire Riding Association through
trail Of me October Mountain state
forest, FOR beefsteak supper and pie
mic tonight. Others in the company
were; Misses Rosemary Crane Mary
Humstone. Priscilla Colt, Hope and
Wiimot Eaton, Katherine Pomeroy,
Tickle Wilkes, Colonel William II
Eaton. Messrs. William Thompson Rice
and Frederick G. Crane jr., Nr. ard
Mrs. Philip Weston. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus McKinsley Clifford. NJ. and
Mrs. Lorng G. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Wilson.
Miss Olivia E. Phelph Stokes has re.
turned from Redlands, Calf, and
opened Underledge. in Lenox. Mrs.
William B. Hornblower, Of New York,
opened her house or Crofut Street, in
Pttsfield. to-day.
DR.. and Mrs Henry P. Jacques, Who
reached New York last Saturday from
Paris, are spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lowell Ware. in Bos'
ton. before opening their Leaox villa.
M Vance Mccormick, Pennsylvania
Democratic leader. is st the Greylock
Hotel in Willismstown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Woman Named as Secretary
Mrs. ". G.. Hamilton Gets Place
With Westchester Board

Henry r. Barrett. chairman Of the
new Westchestcr County Government
Commission. which will Try 20 devise
Ways and means FOR improving the
form o. government IN Ncstcnester
County. announced yesterday that Mrs
Mary G. Hamilton. wife OF William O..
Hamilton. a New York lawyer and resi-.
den. o. Bronxvi.le. has been appointed
secretary 20 the commission.
For two wears Mrs Hamilton was
private secretary 10 former Governor
Pingree, OF Michigan. Women have
been given considerable preference IN
forming the commission, three OF them
being among the members-M.ss Clara
{. Fuller, head OF private school a.
Ossining; Mrs. Caroline o Day. q so.
c.ety woman Of Rye-on-,he-sound. and
Mrs William II. Purdy. wife Of Dr.
Purdy. OF Mount Vernon. Daniel P.
Hays. a Democrat. OF Pleasantville. -
vlce.ehairman. and former Mayor Henry
z. Colwell. Republican. Of New Ro-
chelle. is treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Toys Attest Gratitude
Little Orphans Receive Gifts
From PoIand's Children

Nine,y-one eases Of toys were dis
tributcd yesterday % the inmates ~
81. Jossph's Female Orphan Asylum. at
Sumner and Willoaghby avenues.
Brooklyn. ~ n, American Relief Ad-
ministration. The toys we're turned
over 20 the association BY The children
Of Poland in appreciation o. the food
and clothing given them by The people
Of America during the reconstruction
period following the war.
II Is the plan Of the relief assoeis-
ton 70 distribute other toys 20 the
various Catholic. Protestant and Jew.
ish institutions for invalid. crippled
and orphaned children in this city.
other large cities in the East also will
receive toys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Judge Crane Blocks
Tammany Effort to
Grab 20 Clerkships
Refuses to Approve Pay Roll
Bearing Names of Men
and Women Appointed by
Levy Without His Sanction

Justice Clinton s. Crane, Republican,
u the Municipal court OF the Seventh
District. blocked yesterday What APP
pears 20 be an attempted patronage
grab on the part Of Justice Aaron j.
Levy. presiden, az the justices Of the
court, who appointed twenty new
clerks. all Tammany men and women,
without consulting the Republican jus
;.ees, who claim jurisdiction in their
ogn districts. Justice Crane refused
20 approve the pay roll containing the
names 81 tho three newly appointed
Tammany clerks FOR the Seventh Dis
tric,. and it is understood that the APP
pointment o. the entire batch Of clerks
will be held up by taxpayers action.
Tammany district leaders worked
through the Board o. Estimate ~ Ap-
propria;ion for twenty new clerks az
about g 500 apiece. The isw specifies
how these appointments shall be made,
but Justice Levy. u was said last night,
withheld the announcement OF the
names OF the clerks until after June /.
and then seS, the names along on the
pay rolls Of the various district courts
for approval By the judges One Of
'he clerks. a Tammany woman. is the
wife Of a Tammany ofsieeholder in the
BOARD o. Water supply. az a salary Of
81 900 q wear Thc new woman clerk
lives IN the 18th Assembly District m
which Samue. Marx Is the Tammsry
leader. A. Judge Cranes court last
night ore % the clerks said:
There isn't any need for any more
clerks. The work ia this court IL up
% date Even 4 We needed any more
clerks. Judge Levy IS acting without
authority In trying 20 appoint all Tam
naay m4n. The Republican judges.
ike Spicgelberg. Davies. Coleman and
Crane. will not stand FOR any such pa
tronace grab as this.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Girl Reserves of Y. v. c. A.
To Celebrate Honor Day

The annual honor ~ Of me ~ ~
Wy civ Girl Reserves o. the y. ".
c A will he held this afternoon az
-. Rivsrdsle home Of M ard Mrs.
cleveland II. Dodge jr. Three faiEy
.aie. "Hansel and Gretel." Sleeping
p..r-v" ard "snow White and Rose
psJns,. 10 be dramatized on the lawn
A,o.b,r feature Of the afternoon
will be the presentatlon OF 'ns sl.A
Girl Reserve flag 20 Mss Betty podge'
the two-yesr-old daughter Of Ny ana ana
Ms Dodge and the youngest CIR
Reserve in the world. Mr.. Paul sur
t.vandt, recently appointed city char
ran Of the Girl Reserves, will present
.te honoTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum q, Natural H!rcry a.
mission tree .t....-
Metropolitan Museum ~ AT. aiHlia''"
free.
hquariur7 Admission free -
Ken York Historical society; admission
w. co,,i.ndt pax Museum admission
free
Geological PARK, adu.ssior free
Frs.hi'fon % whistler Autographs arc
Pennsii stchlrgf and enhiniiion oi -,
-. p-ookivn Museum Eastern PARK
va al day.
Russian Bazaar a. fhe Henry street SET
element 51i Henry street. oclock
Meeting 81 Wes;ch.s'er County com miftfe
OF STATE Charities Aid Association. At
Weftchesier County Department ~ PUP
he welfare. East View ard Naihhla. b
o'clock
Luncheon and card party 81 The Wonasr .
National Democratic Club. Kew Gar
dsns Inn. Kew Gardens. L. J. O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Donald Harper's Chateau
I'm France Burned Down

PARIS. June BY The Associated
Press. The famous Chateau 90 Filler
val az Thury-sous-Clermont, Depart
ment Of the Disc. owned BY Donald
Harper, Of New York and Paris, vas
destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The fam.
lily was not a. the chateau a. the time
The estate dates back 90 the period
% Louis XIV, and was the birthplace
o. Cassini de Thury. the eminent
astronomer. II contained a priceless
collection Of ancient furniture and art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
w. and Mrs. Hughes Are
quests on H. VI. S. Raleigh

IAe Trfb1r<'S Wask,soto- Bureau
~, Ash!NGTON. June 2.-The Sec
,,.s.l. q State and Mrs Hughes at
/, ~ ae ci-ner given this evening
49,, asn,ial Sir William c. Pakenham
40 d. ". S. Raleigh. Later the
a.nl and two officers of the
So sere the honor guests Of CON-
..s.,. kslston S. Holmes and the Of
tss.. o. the L. s. s. Msyflower at a
n,., s9osrd ship. A dinner for a
Z. ~ the British officers preceded
49,. on the Msyflover.
1, .,.y ar. and Mrs Irwin B Laugh.
nlvr,s.ssined company Of fourteen
y ts ..n 70 meet Admiral Pakenham
krsi,.sse Mrs. Edward H. Alsop en-.
t,rs, !, company Of fourteen a.
"'s evening in honor Of Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
CASTOR Willetis's Funeral

Funeral services will be held in The
Campbell Funeral Church, Broadway
and Si1ty-sirth Street. at II o'clock
this morning for CASTOR Willetts,
novelist, scenario writer and Los
Angeles production manager for the
Pathe company He was the author
OF one OF the first film serials. The
Exploits Of Elaine" and OF eighteen
books, among them seven volumes on
American history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
JOHN ST. GEORGE Joyce

PHILADELPHIA. June John 81.
George Joyce. veteran newspaper man
and recognized authority on Irish his
tory, politics and literature. died to-
day. He was seventy-six' years old,
and recently celebrated the fifty
fourth anniversary Of his entrance into
journalism. Much Of his writing vas
devoted 20 the cause Of Irish freedom,
ard he contributed extensively 20 Irish
dranra and poetrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
JOSEPH OBERHAUsER

Joseph Oberhauser retired superin-
tendent OF the Poidebard silk Mills. in
Jersey City. died a, his home there
yesterday az the age OF seyenty-two.
he is survived by a son and a daugh-
ter. Services will be held in ST. Jo-
sephs Church. IVES, Hoboken. Inter
ment will be in Flower Hill Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
MRS. ]. MERCER COLLINS

Mrs. J. Mercer Collins, fifty-seven
years old. died last night in her home
IN the Washington apartments, 2040
Seventh Avenue, following a long III
ness. She was a Granddaughter Of
Stephen Wood. who was a friend Of
General Lafayette
Mrs. Collins vas ac active member Of
the Ladies OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. She was a widow. A son,
Harold Collins. survives her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Women Eligible 10 Bench

LONDON. June 2.-There Is nothing
10 prevent properly qualified women
from being appointed judges IN Eng
land. and wearing the black gowns. big
horsehair Wigs and other symbols Of
judicial dignity, the Attorney General,
Slr Errest pnllock has rulea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
DR.. JOSEPH 7. RoTHRoCK

WEST CHESTER. Pa, June pr.
Joseph 7. Rothroek. known as the
father Of forestry" in Pennsylvania,
and former State Commissioner OF
Forestry, died az his home to-day. He
was in his eighty-four,h year.
DR.. Rothrock's campaign for forest
conservation preceded that OF Clifford
commissioner in the state. Dr. Roth
rock served under four Governors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Miss Towne 10
Be the Bride OF
Mr.,W.C.Carey
tn prominent Junior League
Member to ormerCaptain
as sO7th Artillery, A.E.F.
,,r.weddings in Country
y.rv Marriages To-day Will
RE- r, Marked by Receptions
Held on Spacious Lawns

- Ms John Henry Iowrs'
~ - YORK and Mount Kiseo' have
80 tire engagement Of their
i'' 80 Mss Eleanor Torne. to
w GIBSON Carey il, Of New
-, Miss Towrs was graduated
yen r,rning,on and made her de-
i7 -. fsn Of 1920. Since then
- !. been prominent in the setivi-
- !, ~. Junior League. Mr. Carey
Z" y -, Of Mr. ". Gibson Carey,
= Schenectady, formerly Of
-, He is a grandson Of Mrs.
s -. baltimore Calvert, o. Wash
- -. AID MseAlpine, Nd. Mr, Carey
a. -.nber Of the class Of Is a.
"a csiieee. he served during the
I've captain Of the 507th Field
~ So = No date has been set for the
ss..ifg
81, Priscilla Alden Bartlett. daugh-
~ ~ and Mrs Philip G. Bart
~ 80 rarried 70 Mr.. Alexander !.
..s,,,on Yesterday afternoon a.
=. ts-e o. her parents. 30 East
,.-.,s.ord Street Only relatives
- ,-e,sr. a. the ceremony. which
80 .,<s,med By the Rev. Theodore
s.s-T,ek o. Calvary Church. The
-. wore 0 gown Of white satin and
~. veil Her only attendant was
:. ,s,sr. Miss Sarah Barney Bart
y. Sss vas dressed in blue geor-
-. Earle Bsillie served as Mr.. Hen
,,,,s-'s best man. and the ushers
81. NJ {. ?. A. Morgan, % Bal
80. w. Francis 7 Randolph, Mr.
Iu,rdsr Il. Tones. M William B.
Srs,ls ara ths brides brother, Mr..
Isus.l Sturg.s Bartlett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
". 2. POLLOCK

COLUMBIA. s. c.. June Former
United States Senator " P. Pollock,
Of Cheraw. died At his home here 70.
day. He served in the Senate from
December. 1915. 70 March. 1919 filling
the unexpired term Of Senator Tillman.
He vas prominent in county and state
noiifics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Aline Elliott Weds BIiton

LONDON, June 2.-"The Times an;
nounces the marriage on June ! OF
Laurence Berkley Tillsrd. o. bstn'
England. and Miss Aline Diekerson 4
lott. daughter Of the late John G. Il
lott, Of Tuxedo Park, y. y. The wed
ding took place at ST. Paul's Church.
Knightsbridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
CLEVELAND H. MOsIER

Cleveland II. Mosier, oldes, engineer
in the employ OF the West Shore Rail-
road. died az his home in Weehawken'
y. j., yesterday a. the age o. sixty
two. He is survived By his wife, three
sons and 4 daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
CATHERINE Dryden FOSTER

Mrs. Catherine Dryden Poster died
a, the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Catherine Foster Winehell, in Jersey
City yesterday az the age Of ninety
four. She Is believed 70 have been the
Oldest woman in Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
IN MEMORIAM

BERNHARD Bernard dear husband =
R-F.ns Bernhard and beloved father -
Arnold. Cecilia anf Harold Bernhard
Who died Jvns ,. 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
A Dsv OF Marriages

VARY marriages will take place 10
s,v the first Saturday IN June. The
r,,sr.,y o. them Will be celebrated out
Il town in quaint country churches
18th receptions following on the lawns
a. eouriry homes. In Christ Church,
s.or, Hills. y. J., Miss Margaret l.
s,rs,g daughter Of NJ. and Mrs.
fsns, Remsea Strong, will became the
i,.ss o. Mr. Charles J. Nourse. The
tr-snory will be followed by recep-
lion 4. tie country home Of the bride S
parents az Short Hills.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Aldrieh
s,.ghtsr Of Mrs Charles Frost Aid
M 70 Nr. John Gordon Winchester
,or o. Mrs. Tsrieton Winchester, OF
.sls city. will take place to-day IN
r-,r,ty Church. Boston. Mr.. Win
,sss;,r and his BRIDE will live IN Sears
s,... y T.. where they will be at
Tor, After July !.
Kiss Msriqgita penniman, daughter
Of III and Mrs. Gardner B. Pennlman'
tr3 L:ss;snant Ralph Underh.ll Hyde
UsN. will be married in the Church
Z. ne Atorement, Quogue, l. !.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Louise
Woodruff. daughter Of Mrs. Mary Wood
~. 70 NJ James F. Nreeland Will
rks place this evening IN the Maoi-
l,f Avenue Baptist Church.
N.ss Margaret Mcdonald. daughter
Z, W and Mrs Donald Mcdonald, and
" Charles Prescott Stewart will be
-ir-.e: IN ore OF the chapels Of the
Cs,aedrsl Of 81. John the Divine.
Another marriage is that OF Miss
Virginia Hay. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jean Lewis Hay 20 NJ. Edward Hors-
r,r Van siclen, IN St. Georges Church
Starlight. y. J.
he wedding Of Miss Marion Aubrey
Eaton, daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs
CARES Aubrey Eaton, and Mr.. VII
Ian Rgssel Burwell. Of New YORK
v.l take place IN the Mary Z. Wilson
Memorial Chapel Watching, y. j.
Mss Leslie Carter. daughter OF NJ
Tsfber, Leslie Carter. will become the
hide q Mr. Theodore Sherman Class
"a the First Parish Church, West Ro%-
s.Fy, Mass.
The Duke and Duchess Of Riehelieu
riys dinner last night on the roof
garden o. the Ritz-Carlton. Their
f.ss,s included Sir Herrick Cordesu'
Governor Of Nassau; Dr.. and Mrs.
Preston ?. Sstterwhte. Mr.. and Mrs.
frank yrnson and Miss Julia Wise
". sri Mrs. J. Wray Cleveland en-
i.ris.reo AZ dinner last night az the
Metropolitan Club FOR Miss Janet Greg
eiy. whose engagement 20 their son,
H. Robertson Lispenard Cleveland,
VS. irnounced recently.
Among those who gave luncheons
ysi'srtsy a. p.erre's were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll l. Wainwright, Mrs. Hope
s.iier tnd Mrs. Herbert Shipman.
Nr William Jay Sehiefelin enter
r'nsd a. luncheon yesterday IN the
..lsparese Garden OF the Ritz-Csrlton.
h'f guests included Mrs. William May
wight, Mrs Oliver II. ?. Belmont and
Xn Iurrbull OelrichS
Nn. Martin B Saportss also gave q
'',;ason there yesterday.
Anong those who had luncheon par
yes N the main restaurant Of the Ritz
,sis Mrs Malcolm D. Whitman, Miss
,.-'lih y. Smith. Miss Virginia &c
,,s'sa Mrs. Ormond c. Smith, Mrs. j.
ssiss Pierson j.. Mrs. William John
,,fssr;oa and Mr. and Mrs. George
'iJ Gould il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-03
Society Notes

..Hssils. Counters % Annssley, has
- ne Ambassador 20 be the guest
~. ~ ne week end o. Mrs. Walter Far
: a. her country place at Syosset,
- ard Ms William D. Disston re-
49, yesterday OF the Mauritania
are a. the Ritz-Carlton.
NJ arc MS. George B. Parsons, Of
n ,.-lng'on, Del, are az the Hotel Lor-
~ Ailss Mellon, who was az the
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MAR RACES

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BIRTHS

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June 1912
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