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The New York herald., 1922-04-09
SOCIAL NOTES.

Lady Henry, who has just returned
from the South Is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Lewisohn, at s35 Fifth avenue.
She win sail on the Olympic April %.
Mr.. and Mrs John n. Wiilys and Miss
Virginia Willys have returned from
Palm Beach to $40 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sloan and their
daughter. Miss Madeleine Lazard Sloan.
have returned to the Gotham from Over
hills. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer and
Miss Catharine Littauer. who were at
the Vanderbilt, sailed yesterday on the
Rotterdam
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fl. Davis and
their daughter, Miss Blanche A. Davis
Of '264 Riverside Drive. sailed yesterday
on the Rotterdam TO pass the summer
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hinton Perry
gave supper last night In the Hotel
Lorraine for Capt. Walter Hinton, avia-
tor, and Mrs. Hinton. The guests in
cluded Sir John Henry, Lady Muir-Afac-
kenzie, Mrs. Churchill Graves. Col.
lebanon Cuyler and Capt and Mrs.
Daniel s. Appleton.
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HAZARD-DONNELL.

Miss Laura Robinson Donnell. eldest
daughter OF Mrs. William 3. DonneIl
and granddaughter of the late George
III. Robinson of New York. was married
last night In the First Unitarian Church,
Orange, ". j., the Rev. Walter Reid
Hunt officiating, to Mr.. Charles Spraguc
Hazard, son of Mr.. Frank +. Hazard
and grandson of the late Col. Charles
70. Sprague. former president of the
Union Dime Savings Bank. The cere.
mony was followed by a reception and
supper in the Parish Hall. The brides
family formerly lived in Orange.
The brides sisters. Misses Edith and
Elizabeth Donnell and Mrs. Stanley
O'lSell were her attendants. Mr.. Geof-
frey Hazard was best man for his
brother. The ushers were Messrs. Will
lam Il. Donnell, John Lavallen Barry
and Richard Milburn, the two latter
former classmates Of Mr.. Hazard at
Stevens Institute. class Of 1917.
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JOHN DEERY.

John Deery, rs, oldest living billiard
player to hold a championship. died
Friday In City Hospital. Welfare Island.
where he had been patient for ten
years. lie was born In Cincinnati. and
won his first championship In n diamond
cue tournament In Irving Hall. Roches-
ter In 1893. Four years before this he
defeated Louis Fox, tltleholder. in
match IL Rochester. Friends are seek
ing his nearest relative sister, be-
lieved to be living in Kansas City.
Burial arrangements will be made later.
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LOST AND FOUND.

$40 reward for return of or for In
formation leading to return OF parcel left
IN grocery store on Columbus av. and GTth
~ Palma grocery store, Friday a. NJ. Phone
Audubon 0llo. apt. z, los w. i4ist
LosT-Cook book, binding torn. typewritten
and long hand, 4 Macy's book depa rtment
last December $40 reward for return. RO-
SENlHEID, l w. s1st st.
LOST-American Express money order book,
containing small sum of money, on 5th av.
Dus, between 4Ith and 51th sts., on 9TH av. !;
large reward. Return Cashier. Hotel Plaza,
LOST-Lady's blue silk pocketbook on Jerome
av., Kingsbridge elevated. Please COM
municate r. r. ROBERTS. 2432 University
av. Telephone Fordham $685.
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Noted Persons to Be Present at Entertainment Ar
ranged by English Speaking Union.

AT the dinner to Viscountess Astor to
be given at the Biltmore April 90 by the
English Speaking Union of the United
States. John w. Davis, former Ameri-
can Ambassador at the Court of st.
James's, will be toastmaster. Lady
Astor will make the principal address.
Other speakers are Miss Agnes Repplier
or Philadelphia and Bishop Charles II.
Brent of Buffalo. The general theme
VIII be the part which women have
taken In the past. and may take in still
larger measure in the future, In draw
ing into closer bonds OF cooperation the
English speaking peoples of the world.
Viscount Astor also will be a guest Of
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PRINCESS MARY ENDS
HER HONEYMOON TRIP
She and Viscount Lascelles
LeaUe Paris for London.

PARIS. April s (Associated Press) -
Princess Mary and her husband, Wis
count IASelles, left Paris at noon for
London. their honeymoon trip on the
Continent having been completed by
their stay of the last few days in the
French capital ssga
They We're accompanied TO the sta.
ton by the Earl and Countess Of
Granard. the latter formerly Miss Bea-
trice Mills OF New York, at whose home
they stayed while here. and by the for
mer Princess Patricia of Connaught and
her husband. Capt. Ramsay.
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WED TO CONCERT SINGER.
Miss Herman Berg Married to Ru-
doIpb G.. Ruckerf.

Mrs. Alice Gerhard Berg of 22S West
Seventy-second street, widow of Herman
Berg and daughter of the late Fritz
Gerhard. was married to Mr.. Rudolph
Galena Ruckert yesterday at the Hotel
Astor in the presence of few friends
by Judge Walsh. The bride was at
tended by DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Blum.
Dr. J. +. Gudernatsch was best man.
Mr.. Ruckert and his bride will sail
for Europe on May 6. He is concert
singer. basso and at one time studied
with Cosima Wagner. He has sung in
various parts of Europe and also in
South America. The brides first hus-
band was member of the firm of
George Borgfeldt &. Co of this CITY
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WOULD BREAK MAYHEM WILL,
Relatives want 1900, 900 Left 10
Negro Charities.

A petition was filed i'm tho Orphans
Court. Newark. y. j., yesterday. in be-
half Of eleven nieces and nephews OF the
late Mrs. Callsta s. Mayhem, OF South
Orange, protesting against the probat-
ing OF her will. Mrs. Mayhew died last
December, and left an estate estimated
at 100000 70 number OF negro char
table, religious and educational institu-
tions.
The petition alleges that Mrs. May
hew, who was 81 years old at the time
of her death, was "unduly and fraud
ulently" influenced by persons not
known when she made her will
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IN MEMORIAM.

BRTcE.-Tr loving memory or Alfred Bruce.
Died April 10, 1920.
DAVTS.-In constant and loving memory of
y. Charles Davis. who died April q, 1918.
rfAWS.-In loving memory OF Phebe Hawr,
died Anril =. 1917.
HfRSCHFTLp.--In constant loving memory
of our devoted mother. Frances HirBch-
fesd. who died April 10. 1916
KAIN.--in loving memory OF our darling
daughter and sister. Ada Gone. but not
forgotten. Kahn family.
LELAND,--In tender memory OF my beloved
aunt. Harriet Hosmer Leland, who passed
away April q, 1913. Ina orvis.
MACK.--A tender tribute and ever constant
loving memory % a beloved wife, May
Gebhardt Mack. who entered eternal lifa
April Z. 1913.
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MRS. BAUMANN BUYS IN FRANCE
Purchases Place Mt DeauviIIe. Once
Owned by w. X. Vanderb,.r

Mrs. Gustav Baumann, formerly of
New York and Greenwich. Conn. will
pass the summer in Deauyille, France
She recently purchased from Mr.. A.
Kingsley Macomber the property there
known as La Chaumiere. At one time
this place was owned by the late Will
lam X. Vanderbilt Mrs. Baumann Is
the widow of Gustav Baumann. ono
time proprietor of the Holland House
and later OF the Biltmore.
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the Union on this occasion. He and
Lady Astor will sail for New York this
week.
Among those for whom reservations
have already been made are Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau. Capt. Gloster Arm
strong. British Consul-General, and
Mrs. Armstrong; Mr.. Robert f. Wilber-
force, head of the British Library of
Information. and Mrs Wilberforce Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. Major
and Mrs. Louis l.. Seaman and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Wickersham
The latest date for reservations Is
April 10. at the national headquarters
of the English Speaking Union, East
Forty-fifth street
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EDWARDs-HOPKINs.

The marriage Of Miss Beatrice Hop
kins. daughter of DR.. and Mrs Samuel
Porter Hopkins. to Mr.. Daniel Murray
Edwards. Jr.. of Syracuse. N. Y. took
place yesterday at the home of the
BRIDES parents. 1856 Clinton avenue.
Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles Carroll Albertson
Miss Dorothy Edwards. sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor. The
other bridal attendants were Mrs. James
A. Hewlett and Miss Beatrice Beard Of
this city. cousins Of the bride. Mr.. T..
Ashley Dent. Jr.. Of Syracuse was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. George
M. Laughlin Sd. George d. Scott. Alex
ander Dam, William Easton. Harold
Edwards, cousin of the bridegroom. and
John Englis
Mr.. Edwards and his bride will sail on
board the France next Wednesday. to be
abroad three months. They will live in
Rochester, N. Y. The bride was grad
uated from the Ogontz School. Mr.. Ed
wards was graduated from Yale In 1917.
HE served in France during the war
with the United States Air Forces.
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M A r r | A G. E S

Charles Willard Inn
and Mrs. Florence A. Gregg announce
their marriage Saturday. April &. New
York city.
MARSEALL--CoLBY.-A East Orange. N.
j., on Saturday, April s. Carolyn. dangh-
ter OF Fanny Curtis and the late Card
ner Colby. 10 III. Lea Marshall, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Marshall OF East
Orange
PARSONS-TOWER.--In New York, on No
verlber 3. 1921 by the Rev Anthony II
Evans, u. -. John Palmer Parsons and
Catherine Gertrude Tower
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SERVICES TODAY FOR D. PRICE

Funeral services for David Price.
aged 60, president OF ID. Price '& Co.
cloak and suit merchants. who died of
heart disease Friday. will be held this
afternoon az . 40 o'clock in his home.
500 West End avenue The Rev.
stephen S. Wise Of. the Free Synagogue
will conduct the services.
Mr.. Price was born III this city As
a young man he entered the cloak and
suit business as a member or The firm
Of Price & Wildebrodt, which later be-
came ID. Price & Go. Mr.. Price was n
member OF the Progress Club Of this
city. lie leaves his wife, Mrs. Sadie
Raphael Price.
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JAMES G. JENKINS.

James G. Jenkins OF 536 West 15Sth
street for twelve years Judge OF First
Instance In the Philippine Islands, died
yesterday In the Presbyterian Hospital
in his sixty-nnth year. He was gradu-
ated from Princeton in 1879 and from
Columbia College Law School IN 1881.
The same year he began the practice Or
law in Atlanta and the year following
he married Susie Scruggs. daughter OF
q former Minister 10 Colombia and Ven
ezuela He was the author OF numer-
Gus articles on the Philippines
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ARTHUR j. M'KENNA's FUNERAL

Funeral arrangements for Arthur J.
MeKenna. assistant city editor OF the
New York Tribune, who died late Fri
day night at his home. 1927 Gates ave-
nue., Brooklyn, were completed yester-
day Mr.. McEenna will be buried in
Calvary Cemetery on Tuesday. follow
ing services az 10 A. NJ. at the Church
or Our Lady of Good Council. In Put
nam avenue. near Ralph avenue. Mr.
McKenna was on the staff OF the Tribune
for nine years.
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JOHN w. SEAMAN.

John whitson Seaman, 10. OF Wan
tagh, Nassau County. formerly assist
ant cashier of the Nassau National
Bank of Brooklyn. died Friday in the
home of his daughter 1886 Pacific
street. Brooklyn. Funeral services will
be conducted tomorrow afternoon IN
Lefferts Place Chapel by the Rev. will
lam u. Allis OF the Wantagh Memorial
Congregational Church. Interment will
be In Greenwood Cemetery. Mr.. Sea-
man was veteran OF the civil war.
lie leaves two sons and two daughters
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B | R T H s

BEER.-,dr and Mrs. Alfred X. Beer (nee
Fannye Helerj of IA Morningside av.. an
nounce the birth Of a daughter. April T.
at the Flower Hospital.
pIAMcNp.-Mr. and Mrs Leo Diamond
once Augusta Oettinger) Of 807 West 18TH
Ct, apnugnca the birth Of a daughter
April :. Community Hospital.
sLlFK A.-Mr. and Mrs. Hermann slifka fnee
Biriie Warnurg). announce birth OF
pital 80
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
Miss Danforth,
Mr.. Arthur Ryle's
Niece, Married
MIR. j. G. Wells Weds Daughter
of the Late Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Danforth.

Miss Marion Ellen Danforth. daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Danforth, was married to Mr.. John
Cotton Wells, son of Mrs. John G. Wells
OF Middletown. Conn, yesterday in st.
Matthews Church by the rector. the
Rev. Arthur III. Judge. There were pres
ent to witness the ceremony relatives
and a few friends The bride entered the
church with her brother. Mr.. Charles
Danforth. Mr. John N. Koehne was
best man.
After the ceremony there was small
reception at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Arthur Ryle. 7s7 Park ave.
nue.. When they return from wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will live at 1876
East Sixty-seventh street.
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JONES-MUELLER.

Miss Felicia Charlotte Mueller, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman II.
Mueller, was married to Lieut.. Henry
Chester Jones, Thirteenth Infantry.
U, 8. A., yesterday at Villa Anna, the
home of her parents in Bronxville,
n. Y, by the Rev. Eliot White, associate
rector of Grace Church. this city. Be-
cause of mourning in the bridegroom 8
family, it was simple wedding and
witnessed by relatives and few friends.
The brides only attendant was her sis
ter. Mrs. Julius Bliss. Lieut. Franklin
Mitchell, also Of the Thirteenth Infan-
try. was the best man. A small recep-
tion was held. after which Lieut.. Jones
and his bride started for the South.
His station will be Camp Devens, Massa-
chusetts. this summer.
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sTRANsKy,s MOTHER DEAD.

The management OF the Philharmonic
Orchestra yesterday received y cable
gram from Josef Strans<y. its con-
ductor, now IN Prague, stating that he
has been Obliged 70 cancel his European
concert engagements for this spring
owing to the death of his mother and the
consequent prostration Of his father.
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats. Dogs &c.

LOST-Small brown aud white pcklnese dog,
bushy hair and tail. four white fec, mn.
swcrv 10 name Chinkyi liberal reward for
return no questions asked. Or. OTTO. ga
W. iaSth.
LOST-Red Irish setter. neiEhborhood Lex
inEton av. and 10Th. answers name Douny-
brook. Return DONOVAN. iOl5 LexinE-
ton av.
l.oST-Collir, red white feet and neck
University av. license inuna Buster. re.
LOST--Back Scotch terrier. Reward II re-
turncd tn 9tl Park az.
$40 l.EWAl,p FOR return 1r Information of
the whereabouts ~ tan colored male dog,
white chest, answers % the name ~ Rover.
DR.. r. RElCIiMAEN. 2eit Madison az.
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MRS. sHILAND HAS SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew n. ShiIand OF
Ccdarhurst. u. l., are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth OF their second
son. Mrs. Shiland was Miss Harriette
McAlpin Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McAlpin
Of II East Ninetieth street are her
parents.
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several plays. notably versions OF
Deborah" and MARY Stuart" for
Helena Modjesha, '"rhe First Violin"
FOR Richard Mansfield and Vatican. :
tesed on Hugo's LES Miserables" She
was born in Glasgow December 49, 1s40,
and went 10 New York az the age OF 49,
She then met William Winter. 70 whom
she was married in 1860 Five children
were born OF this marriage.
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MRS. ALLEN W. DELANEY.

Spceial Dispatch - the NEw YoRS iTreALn
GREENWICH, Conn. Anril S.-Mrs
Allen Wendle Delaney, IS. wife Of JOSH
VI Delaney. contractor and builder,
dicd IN her home here last night. Saa
VAS born in Greenwich the daughter OF
The late william and Catherine wendle
The New York herald., 1922-04-09
COMBINATIONS.

WENK.-Mf. and Mira, Joseph wenk, 1a0
West h3d st.. announce tho confirmation
of their son Jerome, az Weft End Ave.
Synagogue. i5s West sed 81 Saturday,
Apri 10. 1922. at 10 A. ~. Eceeptlen at
savigny, 220 Lenox av., Sunday. April f6
a: 8 u. ". kc.nilN.a anA tlLellas lnAl.ed.
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ANNIVERSARIES.

and Mrs. Julius Jonson Of
Mount Vernon. n. ", announce the cele-
bration OF their golden wedding. Monday.
April II. Reception at the Hotel Claridee
at r. NJ. No cards.
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u N Y z | L [ N G. s

sCHETEE -Mamonides Benevolent Society:
Members of this society arc requested 10
attend nf Naimonides Cemetery on sun
day April q, al T. NJ. the unwilling Of
tablet dedicated 10 the memory OF our
late financial secretary, Samuel Scheuer.
rs mark of the esteem and affection
which We hold for his memory. In case
OF rain following Sunday.
Morris LOewerstein. Pres.
Albert Frcderlcks Recording secretary.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander
will pass the summer in California.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson gave lunch
con yesterday at Sherry's.
DR.. w. Seward Webb left Palm Beach
yesterday TO join Mrs. Webb here.
Mr.. William ". B. Kip is convalescing
after several weeks Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sloane have, re-
turned from Charleston, 8. c.. and are
at Mount Kisco over Sunday.
Mrs. James B. Haggin will sail TO.
Europe next Saturday for a stay OF sew
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will be
at the Plaza from May IL to June z,
when they go to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren.
who returned from Paris ten days ago,
will go TO Newport in June.
Mrs Reginald NJ. Lewis gave a lunch
con yesterday at Pierre's for Miss Ma
rion Hollins.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson left her apart
ment at the Plaza yesterday for Hot
Springs, Va, to remain month
The Misses Augusta Morris de Peyster
and Frances Goodhue de Peyster will
sail for Europe next month to pass the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Cowperthwaite
of Harrington House, Far Hills, N. J.
are at the Vanderbilt to remain over
Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner will
sail for Europe on board the Homeric
next Saturday to pass two months in
France, Italy and England.
Invitations have been received in New
York from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Fiske OF Boston. for the marriage Of
their daughter Miss Rosanna Duncan
Fiske, to Mr. Lloyd Bowen Sanderson.
Jr.. of this city on the morning Of April
20, In Christ Church, Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. j. West Roosevelt will sai1 on
the America next Saturday and will join
in Paris her son and daughter-in-la
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wolcott Roosevelt
Her place in Oyster Bay has been leased
for the summer to John F. Birmingham
WASHINGTON.
The Ambassador of Chile and Nine.
de Matthew will leave Washington to-
day for White Sulphur Springs to re-
main over Easter.
Senator and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg
have as their guest Mrs. Kellogg's sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Otis. Mrs. kellogg
gave a luncheon for her sister yester-
ay.
Miss Ruth Wallace, daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace. who spent a fort
night with her parents in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel, returned
yesterday to her studies at Goucher
College, Baltimore.
Mrs. John S. Walker. Jr., of Hunting
ton, w. Va, is visiting her parents,
Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

family of the late Johanna
Szerllp acknowledge 10 their relatives and
friends Nth grateful appreciation the kind
expressions Of sympathy In their bereaye-
mont.
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D | E D


Babcock, Kate NJ. Keenan,. John H.
Bates. Charles II. Kramer Clare I,
Birmingham. NJ. =. Ennz rIarv a
Bogert, Effle j. Lane, Susan T.
irsGiey nu%fe sSsss Mary K Mfi1mRsG MieRas sprietts
! Rurken. Sophia O'Brien. Katherine
Carey, Martin Price David sA y
Cassidy, Joseph A. Quinn, Anna q. -- T.
Cowie, Jessie Rath, Matthew
Crone Harry Reid, Adam
Ebarhart i, w. Rlgney, Thomas n
Ferguson, Walton Rukeyser, Arnold e.
Goebel, Ferdinand Scheffer, Riehs rd'
Hall. Frank l.. Schneider. William J.
harder. Fanny r. Senhury, Charles J..
nerzog. Caroline Starr, Laura q,
Hodgdon, Samuel X. Toos,ey Thomas
Johnston. Emma l.. Wendt, Augusta Il,
Tn Mcmoriam.
Bruce. Alfred Kahn. Ada
Davis J. Charles Leland, Harriet II.
laws Phebe Mack, May q.
BABcocK.--Friday. April :. 1872. at her
home, Lawrence Park, Bronxviile. y. -.
Kate Munger, widow o. Rowse lia6coek.
Funeral services a. Christ Church, Bronx
terment Westerly. II. ].
BATES-Charles f.. beloved husband ot
Frcdertcka Bates, on April Z: Service
st., on Sunday. April o. al 2 y. NJ.
Michigan and Pennsylvania papers please
copy.
HlRMINGHAM@On April Z, 1927, Michael
j. Birmingham, beloved husband OF the
late Agatha T. (nee Coughlan). Funeral
Monday .. 80 a. ~. from his late resi-
dence. 80 West i4Sd st; Reauiem Mass
10 a. NJ. Church Of Our Lady of Isourdes.
West .f2d 81. lntermcnt Calvery Gene
terry. Auto cortege.
BOGERT T-On Saturday April r. 1922. Effie
Jollie. widow Of stephen Bogert Funeral
services IN w. J. Matthews Funeral Par
lor. 233 Lenox nv. Tuesday, IL ~.
BOWEf,.-Susan e.. IN the G5th year Of her
age. Funeral al home Of her brother.
i2o5-A Bergen ~, Brooklyn, al y. NJ.
Monday April 10.
BRADLEY.-on Friday April 4 Mary y.
Kissam. beloved wife OF William "
Bradley: aged ~ years. Funeral service
At her late residence. no i3d 81. rrook.
Ism. on Sunday, April o. nj III NJ
nuRKEN. Sophia. ~ 80 Wer, it..n $t
beloved mother of liarry. 1sinorc and hose
Cohen. Services AT Meya-.'a Funeral par.
lors. 22s Lenox ay., Sunday. April O. a.
BuRKEN The Board OF Trustees ~ Com
grcgation Mount Iion announces the pass
ing away Of Mrs. Sophia Burl;en. beloved
mother ~ our esteemed trustee Harry
Burken. The funeral viii take place from
Meyers'H funeral chapel, 22s Lennx av.,- on
sunday. April .. At II a. 81. The meru-
bcrs ard seRtholders are urgently gequcst-
!. !. I.e Bowsld, President
CAREY. April ). 1872. Martin Carey Of
New York city Nuuce of funeral here
after.
CASSIDY. On April =. al 81. A'rancis Iioa-
pfal, Joseph A. Cassidy, beloved husband
cf Elizabeth Rutti Funeral Tuesday
from T31 East i9Gth. 81. thence 10 81
Lukc's Church, whore Mass will be Of
fercd
cOwiE.-fn New York city on Friday. Aprf
T. iq2o Jessie Cowie, wife of William
Cowie. Services on Sunday AZ L. NJ. a.
the residence of her daughter. Mrs T.. @.
Sherwood. 32B East 30;h st, Paterson
~ .. In'crnent a. the convenience OF the
family Please oTit flowers.
cRoNE.-Harry. beloved husband Of Edith.
son ~ Max aud sarah Crohe and brother
or Edward Cronc and Mrs. Max Michel.
Funeral al 3 o'clock Sunday, April +,
from the residence nf his father, e4I West
i0lst ~ Siri--lv n-I- -nI-.