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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD? SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920.
Jranp -Phillip.
,ite Church of the Heavenly Rest
. . .... .fi.nnnn Minn flair T7"l..
Jtllt'"' -
ltb rhllllps. daughter of Mm. Marshall
jlUipj of 70 West Forty-sixth Btreet,
vu married toMr. Edward Kelson
;ep of Shlppan Point, Conn., by tho
B,r. Dr. Herbert Bhlpman, rtctor. The
triie was given away by hr brother.
3?X&hMitq $c (fa-
Will hold beginning Monday
An Important
May Fur Sale
At savings averaging twenty-five
per cent on prices prevailing
at this time
(AN UNUSUAL BUYING OPPORTUNITY SHOULD YOU
DESIRE SOMETHING FOR IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE WEAR)
Hudson Bay Sable
$75 Natural ToppedHudson BaySableScarf,$55
$ I 25NaturalToppedHudsonBaySableScarf,$85
$125 Natural Hudson Bay Sable Scarf, $85
$ 1 75 Dark NaturalHudsonBay Sable Scarf, $ 1 35
R
ussian
$ 1 75 Natural Russian Sable Scarf $ 1 25
$250 Natural Russian Sable Scarf $195
$495 Natural Russian Sable Scarf $395
$1500 Two Skin Choice Dark Natural
Russian Sable Scarf $1000
Silver Fox Blue Fox Marten and
Fish
$ 1 500 Natural Silver Fox Scarf.
$1250 Natural Silver Fox Scarf.
$395 Natural Blue Fox
$350 Choice Dark Cross Fox Scarf $275
$ 1 95 Natural Fisher Scarfs . $ 1 50
$295 Natural Fisher Scarfs $225
$75 Natural Stone Marten .Scarfs-.., $53
$65 Natural Eastern Mink Scarfs $48
Capes, Stoics and Coatees
$850 Grey Squirrel and Baron Duki Cape. $650
$850 Natural Gtey Squirrel Cape $695
$1500 Natural Grey Squirrel Cape $975
$850 Mole Cape ......$750
$850 Natural Caracul and Grey Squirrel- -$750
$650 Natural Grey Squiirel Cape '-$495
$450 Natural Squirrel Sport Coat $350
$595 Natural Squirrel Coatee $395
.SJLI-SJ IS"31
IfrattfeUn Simon a Co.
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets
WILL CLOSE OUT MONDAY
At Reductions of $30.00 u f 53.50
Women's Tricotine Suits
ALSO POIRET TWILL OR SERGE
45.00
Regular Prices 75.ob 98
A. LIMITED COLLECTION OF
PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE
MODELS IN SIZES 34, 36 and 38 only
,NO CREDITS
air i
was Sim Carolyn Tllllnhut March of
South Oranse, Dr. A. P.usselt Starr,
brother-in-law oftha bridegroom, was
the best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Donald Durant, Steuart R. need, Do
Bienville 1C Seeley. Harold Aah Phillips
and Chirks D. WIswell. A reception
was held at the home of the bride's
mother.
Sabk
er
...$975
...$795
...$295
Scarf -
Navy blue, black or tan
WOMEN'S SUIT SHOP-Balcony
Williams P. Burden
and Mrs, Douglas
" Are to Be Married
Aim Dopont rtoto.
Mrs. Anne Ward K. Douglas.
3Irs. Luther Kountzo An
nounces the Engagement
of Hcr Daughter.
Mrs. Luther Xoustxe of J East Fifty
seventh street announced yesterday the
enpiiement of her. daughter, Mrs. Anne
Ward K. Douglas of 35 Esjt Forty-ninth
streot, to Mr. Williams Proudflt Burden.
Mrs. Douglas and her fiance are mem
bers of old New Torlt families which
have been identified with the mercantile
and social life of the city for generations.
Hcr father, for many years a well known
banker, died two years ago. Through
her mother rhe is desfended from a long
line of progenitors running back to early
American Colonial days. From her
youth Mrs. Douglas haa been widely pap
ular In the social life of New York and
Newport Her brother la Lleut.-Col. W.
de Lancey Kountre. Her first husband
was Mr: James Gordon Douglas.
Mr. Burden Is a son of the late James
Abercromblc Burden and Mrs. Burden
nt 12 East Forty-sventh street. The
late I. Townsend Burden was his uncle,
In W9':J w,"ch l to be produced
Harvard and lias since IeoteJ hlms(i. . liy lhf i)rama League Players In the
to business. Mr. Arthur Sctt uuraci, yeja!Ki0 Theatre on Tuerd.iy nijfht. Mav
who married a daughter of Mrs. Burka t, w f f , .vaS0nal VIo
Boche. and Mr. Je A. Burden, who. lwy MemorUsl Association. Mr.'. Henry
married Miss A. Adele Ploane. daughter ,, nimoc! president of the asroclaUon,
of M, ?'-Tf . charge o'f the lule'of box.
brothers. In ISO, Mr. Burden marriiu
Misa Natica Bivei. a dau;hter of Mm. , genstor and MrE. claudl A. Swan!!0n
t ichn d Ml s. few years'. . , j ,,
ater. He is a member of the Hnlcur.
bocker. Kacquet and Tennis, Cnlverslty
and Brook clubs.
For St. Ellsabpth Collts' Fond.
On next Friday night the Alumr.ae A
lodatlon of the College of St. Elisabeth,
at Convent Station. N. J-. "ill hold a
dance in the Hotel Bobert Treat In New
ark. The proceeds will form the nucleus
nf n fund for a new dormitory. The
committee has Miss Mary C. Tielan
of Ellrabeth as chairman. Patronesses
from New York Incluae Mrs. '.nomas r. .
Ryan. Mrs. Nicholas Cogrovc jars. ts.
C Weeks, Mrs. Michael Gavin, Mrs. Will
iam Delebanty and Mrs. George M. Pyn
rhon. Social Nntra.
Mrs. George Lockwood Brown of
Woodmere, L. L. will spend this month
with her mothe-. Mrs. Horatio C. King,
in Brooklyn. On junc 1 sne win go o
i.r .Mmmr heme on Buixards Bay with
. ... . .
her daughter. Elizabeth uarringion
Brown, now In school.
Mr. Charles N. Boe of Detroit, Mich.,
and Miss Msdeleine Roa are In Macon.
f "r J " V: .V; . . ?. . V.lin,
Ashe-llle. N. C. where Mr. Roe is taking
his dauahter for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Harold Cuitls Bullard of 10
West Slxty-flrst street left New York
yesterday on -toard the Lorraine for
Paris, where she win occupy ner apsrt
ment for the first time since the war
started.
NO EXCHANGES
Floor
3-
KMOIAL HTELLJGENCE.
Xevr York,
Miss Betty D. PJerson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fred Plerson, Jr., who Is to
be married to Mr. Schuyler Livingston .
Pannni In Ihn rVitirih nt Ihft HpuVPTllV I
lion, on nei oaiurasy, win nan mv
.t j-,. J. mmncl
& 't m?K. nJSZ I
Loew and Emily Duncan.
Mr. V.. Langdon Wilks, after an ab
sence of five years from New York, will
leavo France next month with Mr.
WUka to visit his brother, Mr. Matthew
Astor V'lkr here.
Mrs. John Parkin Gilford will give an
auction bridge parly on next Friday
afternoon for Mrs. George Plnckard cf
London, who has been In New York sev
eral months.
Mrs. William K. Vandsrbllt. Jr., and
Mies Muriel Vanderbllt will return this
week from French Lick Springs.
Mrs. Kewbold Morris will pass tho
summer In Europe.
Mrs. Charles E. Sands and her daugh
ter. Mrs. Leo Delafleld. will leave New.
York soon to pass the summer on the
south coast of England.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Partons will
tart for Europe In two weeks to be
guests of her brother, Mr. Henry Clews.
Jr., In Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhlnelander
have taken the house of Mrs. Stanley
!ortlmr In Tuxedo Park and will bo
there on Tuesday for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Oaborn
went yesterday to Garrison. N. A'.,
where they will remain until August,
when they will go to Tranquillity Farm,
Aehertlle, Me., to be the Runts of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Jav
Uchleffelln.
Miss Annie B. Jennings will go to her
country house at Fairfield, Conn., to
morrow. 8he will start for Europe on
Ju.y t and paw the remainder or the
rummer In France.
Mr. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt have opened
their new house In Woodbury, L. I.
Mrs. Charles It. Baldwin has leased
Mrs. Le Boy King's villa In Bellevue
avenue. Newport, for next summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Byers of ScwIcV
lev. Pa., who passed the winter In
Aiken, fl. C, are at the Hotel St. Begls
td lemain until they go to Southampton
for the summer.
Washington.
Lady Geddes, wife of the British Am.
bastador, was the chief guet of Mrs.
De Frees Critten at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Critten has known Lad? Geddes
Mnce the days when the latter was MIps
lsabelle Boss and they were ntishbors
in cjircn isianu.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson had a
ruppr on Friday for the cast of 'The
Craft of th Tortolfe." Prof. Algernon
Brad!e.- UavlJeon. at Ci Wlsconsia
avenue. nar ueinefaa. mu. Airs. r .vur- t
. s r,
on In oonflneJ in !h houfe bv IllnesJ. !
Dr. Abbott Lawrence Lowell, president
of Harvard University who went to
Vi'wthltiutiin in atlnil i il nn.r nf .,
ttwmnMon 10 atl"u1 u ,nner 01
Asn-ciatcd Harvard Clubs. Is a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Delano.
Representative, and Mrs. Frederick C.
nicks have returned from Mel; wedding
trip ajll ore at A3 O street, ov wer
marrjj 0n April IT. Mrs. Hiks wa.
MJls J!arie Christie Stevens.
Mr. Algernon F. M. Grelg. previously
on the Br'tish Embassy staff, and now
living In New York, Is In Washington
to pasw Sunday.
In Other Places.
--MlllUil T-llir.l. I- U I" T"llfcafcT7-
f MJgs y Elisabeth Evans.
, r-
daughter of Mr.- Finnle B. Evans of
New York, to Mr. Henry D. Sharpe of
Providence.
Jfr. and Mrs. Prrscott Lawrence and
Miss Katharine B. Lawrence and Mr.
r. .- ., ,,.
and Mrs. Stuart Duncan are at the
Muenchlnger King. Newport, from New
York.
Urs. Harold Brown and Miss Margaret
H. Busk left Newport for New York yes
terday. Commander Charles W. Crosse. IT. P.
N., and Mrs. Crosse will leave Newport
this week for the Pacific coast, where
he will take up his duties with the
Pacific fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Coblidge of
Boston announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Isabel A. Coolldge.
to Dr. Thomas Donald Cunnlnsham, son
cf Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cunningham
of Denver. Col. Miss Coolldics Is com
pleting her course at Badrllff?, Inter
rupted by two years' war service abroad.
Mr. snd lira. John H. Boss of Hlng
ham have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Constance Boss, to
Mr. Ucbert O. Swan of New York city,
son of the late Edward H. Swan of Oys
ter Bay. Miss Roes is a member of the
3906 Sowing Circle. Mr. Swan is a gradu
ate of Trinceton and a member of the
University Club and the Society of Colo
nial Wars, both of New York.
To Talk on War Memorial.
Tl. T tfn, nt . V. r-nllMA - f (,,
rtui. iic.su .u..i " u,. u.bl v.
City of New York will give his last
lecture on "Appreciation of Modern ' ?Zxl Id wropw
Art." on next Wednerday at 4:15 o'clock loT U.mis eatin bat, contamui Uberty
in the afternoon In the art lecture room bond, other paper. Weat th t toColum
of the main building. The subject will '"' t : "heral reward. T. GAFFXE, 1M
b, "X1ZJm!K1 iT-:mur.day evenln.-. between Cd a, and
Monuments, with special reference to , , i.t ribwar. .-tMtiiK,k
various war memorials.
NICHOLS ESTATE $200,000.
la Left
to Wldn tt In Trnat
for
Their Children.
The will of John W. T. Nichols, a drj
goods merchant, who left an estate esti
mated at about 1200,000, was filed yes-
I ,- In nm Jt, rrnw 9 1 ' Pmirt ITa t
I Jn.i on Tirtt lat in hi home 4' LOsT-Biamond iUard ran. Thurrlay nuht.
.1 . . ,Z,IZ ,u Wttle Clab er la tail: liberal reward. Lctm
West Eleventh street, bequeathing the (f't:
residue of his estate In trust to his ixisT .aWe i-rf In Font taiirab. from AI
widow. I cnnnla Hotfi to Toil f!r.lii.te Hoapltal:
After her desth the principal Is to reward. st'l.I.Y. Alr-fqnln Hotl.
be divided anions their children. John Iajmi Black uirptu ig. i mbway.
' T. Nichols of Mastin. L. I.; William April :S. K".p moarj rclnrn cmtrnf. .No
, .... TrT p.ti,..ni.
.Taylor of Syosset, Helen En tab rook of
I Deerfleld. Mass.. and Susan F. Nichols.
i who lives wlth,hcr mother In the Elev-
enth street home.
ERNBSTO s. cnE.
r-"".re ;.Hr.n
of III Prt'ma of this city, died here to-
day.
nnaalan Scientist Dead.
Moscow, April 23. Tht death Is an
,. '
nounced of K. A. Tlmlrtaseff. the Rua -
slan selmllst lie was forty years old. '
CROWN PRINCESS
Of SWEDEN DIES 1
urrt-sv4.li
Was Daughter of the Dake
of Connaught.
,,,.,, ,,. , ,- j, t,,....
ncr ""triage was Princess Margaret of
Connaut. here tills afternoon.
Th0 Crown h.d h,en iufftr.
. - -. 1
Ing from erysipelas, which affected the
tar and resulted In blood poisoning.
London, May l.Tlie Duke of Con
naught received news here of the death
In Stockholm of his daughter, Crown
Princess Guatave Adolph of Sweden,
amid hundreds of congratulatory moo
rages sent U him on his seventieth
birthday.
Princess Margaret was married to
the Crown Prince of Sweden on June
is, i3V3, ana naa Dome mm nn rnn-
Orrn, four boys and a glrL Tl.o Prtn-
If, 1905. and had borne him fM chll
teas, who was born on January 15, I5S2.
was often termed the "tomboy" of the
British, royal family because of her
fondness for out-of-door life. She was
i a first cousin of King George V.
WILLIAM. MATIIIETT lUUfiULY.
Baltimore, May 3. William Barrett
Bidgely, Comptroller of the Currency
from ISfll to l'JOS, died at a hospital
hero last night frpm a BUdden complication-
following an operation. His vlle
and other members of tho family w .-e
at his bedside. The body will be taken
to Springfield, 111, where he was born
CI years ago.
IltA SIIAItr.
Utica, May 1. Ira Sharp, prominent
In agriculture circles throughout this
State and chairman of the executive
committee of the State grange for many
years, died this morning. Ho tvas
stricken while attending a meeting of tne
I grange In Syracuse orf Wednesday. Mr.
hharp was formerly chairman of -he
Board of Stste Fair Commissioners aud
he had been active In all matters .er
tainlng to agriculture.
KDWAIID AUSOLUM CAR LEY.
Edward Absolum Carley. retired law
yer, died yesterday of apoplexy In his
apartment In the San Itcmo Hotel, Cen
tral Park West and .Seventy-fourth
street. He was born in this city tn 1513
and after graduating from City College
studied law at Columbia. He practised
for many years at 51 Liberty street, re
tiring about ten years ago. He leaves
a sifter. Mrs. Emma A. Halscy.
LOST AND FOUND.
A REWARD OF flM
for return of ttrlped ioH vanity cat; initial
H O. T. in cotie: toil Ar.Hl :t. 19W. Com
nanicatf with K. B H3PWOOD. a John tt.,
New York dlr: tflphone BwUman Khi.
A reward ill li pMd for lnfnramion IJdlnt
to rvnt-rj or a ih.'i otmum i.iarit luurinr
Iwlr. raodd 4. ism. mlIuff fr.,m ;.
,f - S.-lotc Co., srw. Op! Mala ai-j.rjk.alo,
, irnrm iriitwrivn nnTir v vt
I IVOOI) AIUUST1XG liniKAf. CI William t
jiim :'Jir..
FOUND Sapphire and diamond pin: will rf
turn Tn nw-ncr on MntlH(.t!nn AXnREWR
ft WIVstk.v. M-i :.ih r.
u.T-OnT.,d..rr"S"w. a romvl .later.
Tart l,rocb ltu y,:ni cmtp. lyilntton
aubway at CSih t.. W,t ."th at.. irct
'""; '',' J"; H'.tT,
j "J rMurn il 1 " teti Ubf"'
, , , -
j W$ls&?'isVk?r.
Tlo orT of taxi HrnwFXV -la i:ast
t sjT'! .IJIM?. vrf?.v
.UKKItM. Itl.UAItH. NO OUKsTlOVS. UL-
. , .; .;
at Xostrand
VW'-" "II 4 UlLVa r K. 1
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ronlalnitT in: ij) Uhrrtr isond Lnd -liinH.nd
allft
jrifp. Ptnder tnr t'Oiid Jd itonpr nd 1
I F fioX co.. ...
t , ,, ;
' 'VT Oo Friday aljlit, April .10. either at
; Kmplre rj-atr or . i.Ufk aud nWt. tail.
P.tt ttvm Kmpir? Ttroirr to f.vi l'ark . a
Iih1 and Tltlt. rrra tuj. ultu a lurh.rt
allrrr Um. IJhrrjl rva-d will le paid for It.
I lYtiirn to atif e addrr-a. Mr. SAMIifcl. KNOPF
j 7r. Vi'Sfe Srt'na'sVSsiSS
!.T. .nTdoi. iiiiu
IWp rciuro lr. Mr.in lF. VSTOX. JH
lKat !t at. TW Ttl; l-.arj
LOST TtiuraSay eienin?, .an.Sirc and rrl
bar pin: Republic TValre or taxi to hom:
tallied 3 keeraakr: literal toward. Phone
Acatlemj- ja; WltL.IU). so Manhattan
av. X. Y.
I.OT Lady roles lo tint from Ulltmnr tn
MrAtpIn Anni, 0:30 lat fTpr.in;. 'rfl .roali
Idw leatlier lws. vnta!nliiff two k.y, ml!pr
boot aud monfy. In taiL Plcaac rrtnra to
nwn 1-r Ull-nio-e HotM.
LCST Llr'a tM wit.. Sunday an.raoon.
In lol.tiy of Waldorf-AatoHa : .mall modfl,
hason shaped, rnrn rold; liWal trwarrt.
RTAI'IILE. VA Eaat iZU at. rbooe Olinrlllf
Sl.
LO.t Dirraond r'nsr: or Ism e diamond, nr.
rral nikll diamond.; (latiimm wttlnft; irt
Ei-public Theatre or i;roalar Itetum or
imtliy Room lCSA, I'ennajlvaaia Hotel; re
ward. LOST. atrarM or atolfn Small dor. Illtnhrim
apanlcl. white, with bron marklcrs: an
awcra to name of 1-addie; fuitab'e reward, no
questions aaVcd. 117 CjiubriJc at., Itrook-lj-n;
30 Bfdford.
LOST Diamond broodi, platiscm artucr,
Wednesday evenlnr. April H, in or around
Cohan Theatre; finder may pawn saiae or
mail pawn tirktt or return pin and receive
reward. MARCH. Ill Lafarrttf at Sprlnr 1S3.
liOST At llaia picture tkeatrr. Friday Bijht.
JStB and Madl"n av.. lsrre aVmk atol.: re
ward K. Xo qoMtiona airf if returwd to
2.-i Kat Wth.
IjOST Monday, ainall doz. aral "riianj,"
liw brad, whtte. Nack martlnra; J2S re
wanl for return to 213 Weat lOJth. AXX.V
SMITH, phon. Arailrmy ..ITT.
LOST 1'riday afternoon, April .Hi, diamond and
platinum snar.1 weddlnt rlnc In Capitol
Thatre, or be twwn th.r. and 5(th at. aubway
tatlon. Itawird. Call Cathpdral TS.
LOST rour aklo aahle nfrkplire la l.m-1 &
Tarlor'a lmns dreaa dnrtmtnt,- on Toiira.
day, April 1R. A lltrral reward if return"!, to
anartmnt mi, nimui , nnmnay unt ,:mi.
L08T Fox terrier: lkrje while, black card,
loni tall, black round spot on back; lieriae
i3.n:t. Anrit a. r.ewaiti. Apt. so. wt
75th at Schuyler MIS.
LOST Ilao-.nJ tcrew carrtnc, romlns from
iOtta at. and 4th ar, to li.ti at. and UUrt
aide Drlre tla ima; rrrard if rtturncd to
Ant SS. CM Blrf.-tlde Vfrf.
LOST At Hole! BuckLcsham, apt. SO. darb
brown fur neckpiece. Reward of I1M and
no aueUont aMtrd on return to offlce of
Kotrl Gotham, rth ay. and Klb at
LOST Diamond broocix. between Wth tt and
i .- .. enn rkr r. -- i..Ai
ItrviaU" iHiit .ivft iiau c -r- aa a a w l
ward. GITGGENHEIMER. 600 Wert End av. I
,,.. I.valllr. on nlMlnnm and
twl chain at Hotel Anaonla. Very liberal
rontalnltu raah. rromisaory roie and papera;
HK.r.1 nmH noon S10. lt. r.rnai!r i
UjST MaoKiM cud iJailnum Hat: lrrrlpt. !
wltb aqnar- aatiplilre. n-jr 143ta and '!- !
( WHY.
Xew T.rt: i.ward. Atrtmnt ZD. CTC
lltlcrld D-ltf.
riioa Aimannn
UJST I'-rtwcrn Chamlr t. aubway atalion
aud Lllerty t frry. wat(h, with antlipif
far and rbaln, and krket with chlld'a pl-tnrt
In It: .-ral irward. T.lobO- llannrr
LOST Silver fox wckpi.ee aomi-where at the
en'rin 'l tle Khnbrrl Uirirra Theatre or
In a taxi from thia th.atro to Jt2 Weat lUth
.apartment a: ii' irwara.
UJvl Utin m wair.i. vu ntKwn rsna. on
yiwm tr.th or 4ilh. b-. i
1vcira wh th am.; reaard. TcJephose '
prrant ta. i
I flat'.uuui ulaiimad tirwvlet, .Ipttl J; i
vrry litwfjl reward. Ci.U.cr, Hoiei mil-
' " .'
1 LObT Topa link bri-cict. bfiwtrn cd ami
BWKWL w w End W. k
LOsT - D.amoirt brooch. Ann! e. between
ard. Mr. GEORGE BCROE83. Rnifl nriaiol
I LOKT A amall brows far rtkr.M at rlmti,
. ilidlson pan Is.tf. J;".'""-!
''f TV"' " . 7
S1 Wi1 r'
alex WAI.TEB. 014 Weat End a. iGrcen.CeorgA. Reynolds. Teie-sa
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-rcSlneae! light brown: Central Park
fountain. Friday
4 . j. . mam inn. -
LusT-black wyxtar pin with ubii.
i4."irI!v ? SKAMAN'
101 Wnt Kith it.
UI-iiu(iad hraitltl, with 1m;i upplilre,
clitilbood 115Ui t.. Monflir. "Is reward,
COYLK, flTfl nittrtld Drlif. Anubon KM.
Loj!T-mct' blue trtii iklrt. 5ewirf
'LOST-KodnU film. Colonist Tea llouoi.
to HF.r.rtM. 310 5th a.
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COMPANY, SiO Hrmdwaj.
BIRTHS.
BRACH. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Brach
(nee Buth Gates) of Forrest st..
Jersey City, announce the arrival
of a daughter, Selma Claire, on
April I" at Chrtst'B HoapitaL
FEITLEB. Mr. and Mrs. BIchardFelt
Icr (nee Sophie Greenwald) an
nounce arrival of a daughter April
15, Flower HospiUil.
HEYMAN.-Mr. and Mn. Jerome E.
Heyman (neo Dorothy Weil), 3155
Broadway, announce the birth of a
fon on April a.
LISSNEB- Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lissner
of 615 West 150th et- announce the
arrival of a daughter, Doris Lu
cille, on Thursday. April S9. at the
Woman's Hospital.
CONFIRMATIONS.
HELLER. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heller
announce the bar mltxvah of their
on, Kernilt, May i, Cen.ral Syna
gogue, 53th and Lexington av.
ENGAGED.
DILI POST. Mr. and Mrs. Georee .V.
Post of Paterson, N. J.. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Eleanor Thorp to Mr. Bussell El
wyn Dill of Berkeley, CaL
FOX FRANK. Mr. and Mrs. I. Frank
of 804 West ISOth st, announc the
engagement of their daughter. Elsie
Helen, to Joseph U Fox.
GOLDSMITH -WALLACU. - Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Wnllach, IA Wert 151st
rt, announce the enggement of
wtlr daughter Florence to Mr. VjI
Uoldsmith. .son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. B. Goldsmith. Vii Writ End
! av. Beceptlon 3 to t. Hotel Bllt
', snore, May 18.
j HAIMAX - A LEX AN DEB. - Mr. and
Airs. iawaru .tifxanuer oi iw e?i
S"th st. announce engagement of
their daughter Frances to Dr. J. A.
llnlrnhn. Ileceptlon at home, Sun
day, May 1C. after 8 P. M. No card.
HUT BICHTEB. Mrs. E. BIchler, 230
West 3!Id st, announces ttie en
gagement of her daughter, Gert
rude, to Mr. Isldor B. Hut, son of
Mrs. S. Hut, 121 St. Nicholas av.
KAPLAN KAPLAN. Mr. and Mrs,
Sells Kaplan of Greenport. L. I..
wish to announce the betrothal of
their daughter. Miss MolHe Rosa
lind Kaplan, to Mr. Budolph Kap
lan of New York.
LOWENSTEIN FOX. Mr. Benjamin
Fox of S5S Beck st, New York, an
nounces the, engagement of his
daughter, Slvla, to Mr. Milton J.
Lpwensteln. son of Mrs. II. Lowen
steln of New York.
NEWMAN BL'CHSTAHL. - Mr. and
Mrs. A. Buchstahl. i5!5 Brdadway,
announce the betrothal of their
daughter Viola to Mr. Harry New
man. Beceptlon Hotel Astor, May
16, 1920; 8:30 P. M.
SCHELLEB LESSELBAUM. Mr. and
Mrs. B. Lesselb3um of 500 West
111th st announce the betrothal of
their daughter, Deborah, to Mr.
Jack Scheller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Scheller. 1431 5-d st. Brooklyn.
N. Y.
SIMON WALLACH. Mr. and Mrs. IV.
Wallach, 556 Bugby road. Brooklyn,
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Helen, to Mr. Robert 1
Simon, New York.
SWAN ROSS. Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Ross, of HIngham, Mass., announce
the engagement of their daughter
Constance Mary, to Mr. Robert
Swan of New York. Miss Ross is
a member of the 1S05 Ifcwlng Circle.
Mr. Swsn (a son of the late Edward
H. Swan of Oyster Bay, Long Isl
and), is a graduate of Princeton
University, a member of the Uni
versity Club of New York and the
Colonial Wars Society of that city.
WOLF KINKELSTEIN. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Flnkelsteln of 345 'West S8th
st, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Irene Flnkel
steln, to Mr. Semon Wolf, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf of New
York.
MARRIED.
FISCHER ELTON. Mr. and Mrs. Ch.
Elton of Yonkers beg to announce
the marriage of their daughter. Hat-
tie, to Mr. Robert .Fischer. New
York. '
NIVEN WEBSTER. On Saturday.
Apti! 24. 19:0. at Church of the
Transfiguration, Stanley Niven to
Elizabeth Goodwin, daughter of
Mrs. William A. Webster of Mont-
Cliur, ,
RADIN WALLACIL Mr. and Mrs.
Sol. J. Wallach announce the mar-
rlage of their daughter, Jeannette
Carols, to Dr. Louis Ralph Badin,
on April 59, by the Rev. Dr. Rudolph
Grossman.
RAD1N-WALLACH. Miss JcanneWe
Carolyn Wallnch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol. J. Wallach of this city,
was married to Dr. Louis Ralph
Raiin of Newark. N. J., by the Rev.
Dr. Rudolph Grossman, on Thurs
day, April 39. The couple have gone
on a two month honeymoon trip to
California and the Canadian Rock
ies, after which they will spend the
summer at the Hollywood, West
End. N. J.. returning ta this city In
the fall, to reside.
DIED.
rjrnttv. H"len M. n-n. U.itls A
rurwln. M'rhacl. Jr HalL WI.ILsm G.
Carlrr V A Ifawlrv. Catharine T 1
Combs. Luclta J-ehman. Max E. ,
Cooper John Middleton. R. G.
Davis. Lafayette SL Stone Marlon R
ipUbrow, Frank K. Muhlker, Johanna
Pollard. Henry 8. McGlehan. Esther.
FnUgni.EdwsrdJ. XWrmui. KHtlier
DIED.
I uaJ. David U. Rto.ltzlng. R. W.
L'tmdcr Ing. 8. U Strasser.C, E.
emnavrr, wiinam vwisin. iiawo it,
?tptnion. Eleanor Wlnant, C. U I.
r.tewart, Frank 31, Yerneon.K.B.
Mmrlm
' Mrmeriam.
Berwlri. Samuel Mate)', Mary A.
Dradehaw, Albert r Monseeo, John
, Clland, Dolly Newman, Joel
Ferrert, Catherine
Scheler, nosa
Stern, Albert
Fox, Agnes E.
BEATTY. In the French Hospital, of
pneumonia, on Saturday, Helen M.
Beatty, graduate nurso of New York
city. Funeral services Monday, May
". at her late home, CI Maryland
av., Pittsburg, Pa.
BEBWrN. Michael. Jr.. beloved brother
er Mr. Jennie Dreyfus, niased wny
Afrll 30. 1920. Funeral from Myri
Undertaking Parlor, 228 Lenox av..
Sunday, May 2. 1920, at 2:30 P, M.
CABLEY.-Suddenly. on April 30. El -
drod Absalom Carley, at tho Ran
Remo Hotel, 74th ft and Central
Park West. Funeral private. I
COMBS. On May 1. 1S0. Luella. be
loved wife of Louis V. Combj. in hcr
sixty-eighth year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral service at the residence of
her son-in-law. Dr. Clarence M. ;
Master,, 125 South Parfons a v.,
corner of Barclay st, Flushing, I I., .
on Sunday, May I, at S P. M. In
terment Rhlnebeck, N. Y.
COOPER. John, on April 30. Ser
vice.. The Funeral Church (Frank
E. Campbell), Broadway, 6Cth St.,
Monday. 10 A. M.
CORN. After z l!r.r!ng illr.en. Han
nah, beloved wife of Charles and
mother of Joseph, Sirs. Charles
Harris and Henry. Funeral private.
DAVIS La.ayette M of 1S7T Broad
way, Brooklyn. May 1. Notice of
funeral later.
DISBROW.
York Comtnandcry No. 55, K. T.,
regretfully announces tho death of
Sir Frank IC DIsbrow. Funeral
services will be held at his late
residence. J49 Halsey st., Brooklyn,
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Lyiran
SI. Taft, Commander. J. Darrell
Nicol, Becorder.
Union Chapter No. ISO, R. A M..
sorrowfully announces the death of
Companion Frank K. DIsbrow. Fu
neral services will be held at his
late residence, 349 Halsey st,
Brooklyn. thU afternoon at 2
o'clock. Daniel O'Nell. High Priest.
J. Darrell Nicol. Secretary.
DOLLARD. On Fridsy. April 30, 1920.
Henry S son of the late Capt.
Samuel II. Dollard. Funeral ser
vices at his latg residence. 20S
Hancock ft. Brooklyn, Sunday
afternoon at :30. Interment pri
vate. FULLAM. On April 30, Edward J.. be
loved husband of Mary A. Fullam
fneu Bums) and father of Sallle,
Grace, Blanche, Maybe!, Thomas,
James, Mrs. Edward McCann and
Mre. J. C. R. Henrlch, member of
tho Building Trades Employers
Association, the Mason Builders
Aftoclatlon and the Bronx Council,
ICnlghts of Columbus. Funeral j
from his late residence. 73 West
127th st. on Monday. May 3. at
9 :30' A. SI. : thence to All Saints
Church, 129th st and Madison av
where solemn recjuiem mass will
lis relebratc-d. Interment Calvary.
Automobile cortege
G.VHAOAN Cordelia M. M. Gabagan.
at her residence, 33C West 1 42th
St.. daughter of the late Carroll M.
and Eliza Van Orden. Funeral
Tuesday. May 4, at i:30 A. M.,
from hcr late residence, thence to
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
H2d st, near Convent av. Auto
cortege. Interment private.
GREEN. On Friday, April 30, George
A. Gtcen, beloved husband of Ellen
Green (ne Moran). Funeral ser
vices at his late residence. 121 East
S2d. on Sunday, May 2. at 8 V. M.
Funeral Monday, May 3, at 2 P. M.
Interment Woodlawn. Yonkers pa
pers please copy.
GREEN. On April 29. in his 75th year.
Louis A. Green, beloved husband of
Fannie (nec Unger), father of A
Louis. .Herbert, brother of Mrs.
Mauri. H. Harris. Funeral ser
vices at Temple Israel of Harlem,
Lenox av. and 120th st, Sunday.
May 2. at 11 AM. Omit flowers.
GREEN. Louis A. Green. The officers,
directors and members of the East
ern Millinery Association announce
with deep sorrow and regret the
death of their first president, honorary-
director and Its most ardent
supporter. Eastern Millinery As
sociation, J. M. Moorhead president
and Theodore I. SturU secretary.
Members of Ostrich Feather Man
ufacturers' Association are request
ed to attend funeral of Louis A.
Green, from Temple Israel, Lenox
av. and 120th st, Sunday morning,
11 o'clock sharp. Julius Leffcrt,
Secretary.
The Cape Trading Co'mpany, Inc.,
announces with deep regret the
death of their associate and friend.
Louis A. Green.
HALL. At Ellrabeth. N. J- on April
30. 1920, William G. Hall, aged C6
years. Funeral services at his late
residence, 133 West Jersey st,
Elisabeth, N. J., or. Monday eve
ning. May 3. at S o'clock.
Brethren of New York Lodge,
No. 330, F. & A. 5L. are requested
to attend Masonic funeral services
of our late brother, William G.
Hall, on Monday evening. May S,
at 8 o'clock, at 133 West Jersey
st, Ellrabeth, N. J. Train leaves
Pennsylvania Station at 7 P. M.
William W. Gt-aham. Master.
John W. Klrby. Secretary.
HAWLEY. On April 30, Catharine
Turner, wife of the late Exra G.
Hawley, at the residence of her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Hall, 72 West
120th st Funeral private.
LEHMAN. Max E., on Friday, April
30, 1920, passed away in his flfty
socond year, at his 'ate residence in
Caldwell. N. J.. beloved husband of
Deborah (nee Bach) and father oft
Samuel B. Funeral will be held" from J
MS Decautr st, Brooklyn, home of
his sister, Mrs. S. D. Alexander, on
Monday, May 3, at 2 P. M. Mem
bers of Cassia Lodge. No. 445, F. &
A. SI., Caldwell Council R. A., Ab
raham Lodge, No. 3. O. B. A., rela
tives and friends are invited to at
tend. MIDDLETON. Suddenly, at Por.Innd,
.Me., on Thursday. April 29. 1S20.
Richard Gordon Middleton, husband
of Gladys V de Nourie. Funeral
cervices at his late home, SI South
Arlington av.. East Orange, N. J.
on Sunday afternoon. May 2, at
2:S0. Interment rt the convenience
of the fa: V.Y.
MORRISON. Suddenly, Friday even
ing, April 30, Thomas I. Siorrlson,
beloved husband of Catherine Mor
rison, (r.ce. Dowllni). Funeral
from his late residence. 401 West
24th st. on Monday at t :S0 P. 22
Auto cortege.
trni.- tnt. 1 VnrlrtT, I. fStM.1ni.nl
wife of E Rollins Morse. Watiln
ton. D. C. Funeral at Mount AU-
burn Chapel Tuesday at 12 XL.
MUHLKER. Enfrml Into rest Ap-1!
2S, l'"0, nt her resldrier. 1 1 S s
iiv ar Jhara MuMker (nee
lllji.1, wife of the Ute Ileun
Muhlker. In her SUh year. Ser-
Uts Sunday cfterrtoon nt 1 '30 ot
the Evangelical Lutheran Iniman-
uel Church. $!th rt. tnd ljxir.gttn
av Rilstlver frigid ami lidio.
Aid Society -iv.ted lo t't r. I I
Wrrncnt Woediawn Crmrt r ti
tomobll6 cortege
DIED.
McGIEHAN. At her rraldence, SI Ful.
ton nr., Jersey City, on Friday,
April 10, 1920, Either McGlehan.
widow of James MeOlehan. Funeral
services Monday, S I. Jt. Inter
ment at Woodlawn,
NEWMAN. Mrs. Kither Newmsn.
widow of Aaron I., beloved mother
of Plnkus MM Fannie . Itoblnton.
Annie Bonln and Milton D., after
a short Illness, on Wednesday, April
St, 19.0, In her "2d year, nt hcr
residence, 3126 Jtoanoko av., Fcr
Bockaway, N. Y.
QU1NBY. At White Plains. N. Y., May
1, 1920, Eliza Field, widow of Ed
ward fi, Qulnby, In her 77th year,
Funeral service at Hlckslte Friends
Meeting llouse, at Chappaqua, N,
Y Tuesday, May 4. at 2 :S0 P. M.
BEYNOLDS. Teresa, beloved slsrar nf
( Mrs. Henry L, Hawkins, Batcrday,
: May 1, 1920, at nopn. Funral
j Tuesday, 2 P. M., from hcr sister's
' residence, at Manhasset, L. I.
SHOAL. On Saturday. May 1. PnTld
If. Segal, In his CSd year, born in
Rumania, leave a widow, MInnl.:
a ron, Counsellor Joseph P, Segal,
and daughters, Clara and Cella,
Rose Cohen and Marie Bain. Fu
neral Sunday, at 2 P. M., from his
late residence, 1831 Douglas st,
Brooklyn.
SES1 DEB LING, On Friday, April 30.
1S20, Sophia Louise Crochcron.
wife nf the late Martin Luther
Semderllng. Funeral services at
her late residence, S23 Falrmount
av., Jersey City, on Sunday, May
2, 1920, at i P. M.
SIHLLABER. On Friday. April 30,
1920. William Shlllaber. In the 80th
year of his agv, Funelal Mrvtc
will be held at his late residence.
276 Riverside Drive, Sunday, 3
P. M. Interment at Chelsea. Mass.
STEPHENSON. Suddenly, May 1,
1920. at hcr home, 411 Hillside
place, South Orange. N. J.. Eleantir
Brewster, daughter of tho late
George S. nnd Ellen T. Strphenron.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
STEWART. Suddenly, on April 30.
1920, Frank II., beloved husband
of Addle E. Stewart Funeral ser
vices to be held at 107 East 79th
st Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
STOELTZING. Api II JO, 1920, Ralph
Wallace, only son of Frank C. and
jina B. Stoeltslng of Pittsburg. Pa.
STRASSEIt C Eugene, died suddenly,
Slay 1, In his flfty-ilxth year, be
loved husband of Kunlgunde. super
intendent of the Jewish Hopsltal.
Funeral pervlces Monday, May 3, at
2 P. M., from the Training School
Building of tho Jewish Hospital,
Prospect place near Classon av,
Brorklyn. Members of Brooklyn
Federation of Jewish Charitlea. di
rectors of the Jewish Hospital and
Training School, Casita Lodge, No.
445, F. & A. SI., and Women's Aux
iliary of the Jewish Hospital. Unity
Club of Brooklyn and friends aro
Invited to attend .
WILZ1N. Hsttle Levenson. widow of
Leopold Wllsln. nnd beloved mother
of Joseph, Jerome and Louis. Fu
neral rervlces at her late residence.
Hotel Marls Antoinette Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. '
W1NANT. Chandler L. I. Wlnant at
Antrim, N. II.. Friday, April 31).
1920. aged 83 year 7 months, in
terment at Manasquan, N. J., at
convenience, of family. Exemp'
volunteer firemen of Brooklyn, take
notice,
YBBGASON. In Cincinnati. 0!i.
April 13. Katherlne Bartlett widi.r
of Henry C Yergason. Inter."
April 17 at New Hartford, Conn.
IN MEMORIAM.
BERWIN. In loving memory of Sam
uel Berwln, who dlrd May 2. 1907
Gone but not forgotten.
BRADSHAW. Sad and loving memory
of our beloved son and brother,
Albert P. Bradsliaw. Died Slay t,
109.
CLELAND. Tribute of love and re
membrance to my darllns daugh
ter Dolly (nee KauSman), who
left us April SO. 1907. Mother and
.Brother.
FERRERI. Cstherlne. In sad and loving
memory of our dear molher and
grandmother, who departed this
llfp Mav 1. 191L Nine sad years have
passed away, and how we mlfs
you, dear mother and grandmother,
day by daj No mure smiles from
you we see, no em. kind words to
bring us cheer, but ar.g'l will tend
vou. dear mother and grandmother,
with care. If others forget you,
we never shall. Daughters and
grandchildren
FOX. In loving memory of Agnes E.
Fox. who died May 5. 1906. Four
teenth anniversary mass on Wednes
day, May 5. Church of SU Francis
Xavler. at 9 A. M.
MAXCY. In loving memory c Mary
A. Maxcy, beloved wife of tne late
David and mother of the late Rev.
Joseph F. X. Maxcy. Month's mind
requiem mass at St. John's Church.
Jersey City Heights, on "Wednes
day. May 5, at 8 A. M-
MONSEES. In tad and loving memory
of my dearly beloved husband, John
Monsees, who passed away April 27,
1919. Gone but never forgotten.
Rosa Slonsees.
NEWSIAN. In loving memory of my
father. Joel Newman, who died
May 5, 1914. Charles Newman.
SCHEIER.-In loving memory of our
dear mother, Rosa Scheler, who
passed away April 29. 1900.
STERN. In deep, sad and loving mem
ory of my dearly beloved husband
and our dear father. Albert Stern,
who departed this life May 3, 1915.
May his loving soul rest In peace.
Every passing hour seems harder to
bear. Papa, dear, we miss you,
everywhere. His loving Wife. Son
and Daughter.
Hannah Stern,
Philip JL' Stern,
Sadie S. Mayer.
UNV EI LINGS.
COHEN. Utnelllng of monument In
memory of Mrs. David Cohen (Slln
hle A. Cohen), at Bayslde Ceme
tery. Sunday. May . 1920. at 2 30
P. SI.
GREENWALD. Relatives and frienals
are Invited to attend the unveiling
of the monument in lovlns memory
of Rose Greenwald, devoted wife
and beloved mother, at Slount
Hope. Cypress Hills, on Sunday.
May 9. at 2 :30 P. SI., wcalher per
mitting. Henry and Curtis Green
wald. HYMAJf Unveiling monument In mem
ory' of Moe Hyman. Sunday. Slay
2:30 P. M.. at Union Field Cem
etery (Hungarian Society Gate).
If rain, following Sunday.
KXSKEI Cnveltlng of tablet st th
mausoleum In memory of my be
loved husb nd and father. Paul
Kash-L SJay 9. 1920. at 3 P. M..
Beth Olem Cemetery. In case of
"""-" - -
't "-.VTT. ... . "mo. ,
nounces Uie unveiling of mvmorial
to the memory of Ms Mn, Jncl; A-Hn-onstctn,
n't Surdvy. May 9. at
3 o'clock, at JIt. Hebron Cemetcr.
nw.:.:r.:. L. 1 No iotoncmcnt
Frlcnda and lelatlvt-s Invited.
ROSLNTHAL Unveiling of tnunuinent
In memory of iny beloved wife and
our dar motlir. Bt-rtie Rosenthal,
at Cimm Field Cemetery, on Sun
da), May 2, 3 P SI. If rain, the
roisorln.-; Sunday. Henry Rosenthal
and Children.
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