The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], August 15, 1920, Page 15, Image 15

About The Sun and the New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1920-1920

Image provided by: The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation

                
THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1920.
15
flliss Strong a
i Bride at Summer
Home in Maine
r. . P, Evans weds l)aus;H-
(.r of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Howard Strong.
pMlal fo Tin Sen asm New Yosa llr.su n.
jtoct'i bluffs, Mc, Aug. 14. There
yti t wedding here to-day of Interest
Jo toclety In New York. It was thul
et Ml" Margaret Longfellow 8lrong,
(Hiighcr of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hw
,4 Strong, of ISO East Seventy-flirt
street, whose marriage to Mr. Almus
Pratt Evani, a young architect from
Viw Tork, was celebrated at fltrong
fcold, the summar home of her parent.
The ceremony wua performed by Row
pf, William Lawrence Hulllvun, paHtnr
of AH Souls' I'nltarlan Church, at Fourth
avenue and Twentieth street, New York,
end II WIS witnessed by relatives from
New Tork nnil neighbors of the summer
colony- The bride's only attendant wns
her counin. Miss Juliette Pelufleld I.ong
fsllow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick W. Longfellow, of New York, and
the bride's brother, Mr. Frederick I.ong
fillo Strong, was the best man. After
the reception Mr. Evans and his brldo
Jfft for Northeast Harbor and Bretton
TVooiln. N. 1'unng me win
ter they will live with her purents
JJew York.
WED TO ARMY OFFICER.
In
MISS NORR1S TO BE WJED A T
NARRAGANSETT TO RUMANIAN
Lieut. Alevra to Marry Daugh
trr of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
E. Norrls Next Month.
Miss Dorothy Norrls, daughter at Mr.
and kin, Alfred K. Nnrrls of New Tork
'and Philadelphia, will be married to
Lieut. Kaoul Alevra of Huoharest, Hu-
manla, the first week In September at I
the Norrls summer home at Narragan
sett Pier. I.lsut. Alevra Is on hla way
to the United States, having sailed from
Japan August 7.
Tho engagement of Miss Norrls to Mr.
Alovra was announced by her parents
In Narrugansett Pier on July ( aoon
after tha arrival of Mrs. Norrls and
her daughter at their villa, the Lodge,
on the Cliffs, after a six months' stay
In China and Japan. Miss Norrle made
her debut In Philadelphia several sea
sons ago.
Mr. Alevra, who Is "8 years old, Is
returning from Vladivostok, Siberia,
where he went on a diplomatic mission
for hia Government,
ENGAGED TO ECUADOREAN.
Dnnuhter of Mr. and Mrs. Baward
K. Perkins to De Married.
The engagement has been announced
In Spring Lake. N. J., of Miss Argenta
llennl l'ei klns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
BdWard K, Perkins, to Honor Luis An
tonio I'ensherrera, who Is attached to
the legation of Ecuador In Washington.
The wedding will take place on August
IIS at tho Essex and Sussex Hotel In
Spring Ijike, where Miss Perkins Is
With Stf purenta. She Id a granddaugh
ter of the late Oliver Thomas Heard and
a niece of Mr. Anson McCook Heard of
thin city and Tuxedo Park. Mls Perkins
Jflsa Eleanor Heeve Married to
Meut.-Col, n. I . Patterson.
ffiil lo Tiis Sin i.sn Xt York Hkiui.d.
WaSHINOTOH, D. C Aug. 14. Miss
VU.tior PdKi'A iif Hnin,lv..nn tl.t .....
Mseriad last nleht to LUul .Hal. B,.i,.r. I allU 'u r P"rcnta lived for some years In
Uric Patterfon( Medical Corps, U. S. A.,
In Epiphany Church, the Hev. Ilobert
Evani Browning officiating. The Secre
tary of War and Mrs. Newton D. linker
and Gen. Peyton C, March were among i
tho
for
iilcnoa, Italy, and lately have been pass
I In? the winter In Washington, D. C.
Her sister, who was Miss Olive Perkins,
Is now the Marchesa Stofnno d'Amlco.
e in the small company assemblei
the ceremony. The bride's attendant
WM Mlai Alice Toom "hf New York. .She
Tt given away by I 'r. Hobert Early
Bad. n of Rntndywlne. Major William
I.e. Patterson, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. His mother, Mrs.
William B. PattArson. came from Man
atsas, Va for the wedding.
Preparation! had been made to have
the wedding late In September, but the
atte was hastened because Col. Patter
ns u,;x ordered to duty at the General
Buff College, which will open on Sep
tember 1, The coui'le has taken an
apartment at $100 Fourteenth street.
TV br tie i a native of Southern Mary
land. Siie has been an orphan -Ince she
ai three months old and has made her
p:ti With relatives at Brandywine.
MISS BANKHEAD IS ENGAGED.
It prcscntntlTe'a DnuR-hter to Be
Married to Mr. M. M. II... vt.
ferial to Tiis Si n uiii Ngw York HaaaU,
Washington, D. C, Aug, 14. News
l.as reached here from Bar Harbor, Me.,
of the engagement of Miss Jeanne
Bunkhea.l, daughter of Representative
ml Mrs. William B Bankhead of Ala
bama, to Mr. Morton Michael Hoyt.
The wedding will take place late next
Hek In Bar Harbor. Mr. Hoyt Is the
Hti of Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt of Wash
ington, and his father was Solicitor
(Mara! during the Taft Administra
te! .Mrs. Hoyt Is spending the sum
Mi t Bar Harbor, and her daughters,
Birairss von Stumm and Miss Nancy
Hot:, are with her, as well as her son.
Miss Bankhead Is the granddaughter
f the late Senator John H. Bankhead
?t Alabama. Until her debut two years
t(o she was called Eugenia, the name
given her by her sponsors in baptism.
But jh.- didn't like the name, so she
changed It. Her sister, Mies Tallulah
Bankhead, has had considerable suc
cess on the professional stage.
Miss Wells Kngagtd,
Srr, ml to Tin Si n xmii Ngw Yosk IIsbai.u.
New Haven, Conn, Aug. 14. Prof,
and Mrs. II I.. Wells of thla city have
announced the engagement of their
daughter! Miss Qertruda Weils, to Mr.
Danford Barney, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D, Newton Barney of Fnrmlngton, Conn.
MImj Wells, who was engaged In Hed
Cross ork In New York during the war,
has since been a student of landscape
gardening. Mr. Barney was graduated
from Yale In 1916, and went overseas
the following year as photographer to
tho Yale Field Unit He Is a member of
the Authors League and has contrib
uted to American and English erlodl
oals. He Is the author of two volumes of
poems.
s
To Wed Mlaa Miriam Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Ward of Val
ley Brook J'arm, White Plains, N. Y..
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Miriam Sherwell Ward,
to Mr. Walter Henry Bamford, Jr., son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Walter H. Bamford
of Manchester, Vt. Miss Ward Is the
granddaughter of Mr. George Gray
Ward of this city. .Mr. Bamford was
graduated from the New York University.
.
aaaaaaaaKiT' TMUVh'
Bancs auaaai tfH
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Copyright, Vneerwood and Cndcrwood.
Miss Dorothy Norris.
Newport Society
at Tennis Finals
French Watts.
Miss Jocelyn Watts, daughter of Mr.
and Mri. Alfred A. Watts of this city
and Meltonatde, N. J., was married to
Mr. Elmer H. French yesterday at noon
In St. Agues' Chupel, West Ninety-second
street, hy the Rev. James A. Smith.
The bride's only attendant was Miss
Freda Halstead and Mr. Lawrence H.
French was his brother's best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Ruskln Watts and
Hoyt Tomklnson. A wedding breakfast
for relatives and a few friends was
served at the Hotel Marseilles. Mr. and
Mrs. French will go to Maine for their
honeymoon.
New York.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Moul
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Franklin
W. Moulton, New York and Wakefiold,
R. J., to Mr, J. Henry Harper, Jr., oi
New York will take place on Heptember
10 nt th country place of Miss Moul
ton's uncle and nunt, Mi. and Mrs. Will
iam Ayrault Haatird. at Cedarhurst, L.
I., whore she Is a guest.
Mrs. Thomas H. Howard has taken
for. the autumn and winter the house ut
S3 East Sixty-fourth alreet. Tho mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Elisabeth
Siuyvesant Howard, to Mr. Robert Win.
throp Keen will bo celebrated here dur
ing the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Randall Heath
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter lust Tuesday at
their homo In Woodmere, L I. Mrs.
Heath was Miss Florenco Orr, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Orr of H
Kaat Nlnoty-oet ond street.
A son was born to Lieut. A. H. Bate
man. U. S. N and Mrs. Bateraem In
Providence, R. I., lust Thursday, and
has been named Wllllum Chase Bate
man. Mr. William K. Vandermlt.. Jr.. will
return to New York from Paris late
this mouth.
Mr. Charles K Alexander and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Whltrldgeare guosts
of Mr. und Mrs. Wlnthrop Aldrlch In
Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. George H, Hull, Jr.,
went yenterday to Newport from Short
Hills, N. J., to be guests of Gen. and
Mrs. 1. Frtd Pterton until September.
Mr and Mrs. F. Sklddy von Slack
returned yesterday to Southampton
from Saratoga Springs and are with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tower, aon-In-law
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, are on their
way to New York from their wedding
trip to Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlnfleld Hoyt are the
guests of Mr. Ogden Mills at Staats
burg, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabln did
not start for Europe last week as the
Intended, but expect to leave August 2s.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ormc Wilson
expect to 'leave London for New York
in September.
Mrs. William A. Read and Miss Ellz
sbeth Head have gone to the Adlron
dacks from Purchase, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb will
n In Hhelhurne. Vt.. from Svosaet, It.
., September 1
Mrs. Paul Morton
Under Operation
at Southampton
u
Recovering in Hospital
There After Submitting:
to Surgeon.
to remain two months.
Milliners
Tailors Dressmakers
Furriers
Saa SeVM6 aaa 5f3S &ulhJbotnUr ? aaie 5TS
ru
IMPORTED MODELS:
Max Model of Mole, Day Coat $ 1 1 50
maSAff
JN (Kolinsky squirrd trimmed) l
Urecoll Mole Cape. ...... .at $950
Import Price $1250
Bernard Model Mole Coat. . .at $500
Import Price $750
Max Model Mole Wrap. . .at $1450
import Price $1800
(Fitch Collar)
Display of Gowns Equals That
of Former Pays Despite
Threatening Weather.
NlWPOaT, R, 1. Aug. 14. Attracted
hv the flnab !;i the tennis tournament
I t was the largest gathering of go
t't of. the week at the Casino thla
' i rnlng. " bosea and grand stands
. I ftlleil ind although it was
nd In threatened at times, the
i.ispi.ij at gowns eiiualled that of the
; former days
, He- A i i illlSm S. Sims Joined
the s tbi ' g t t the first time to-day.
On, o: h traeti gowns was worn
! by Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie. It
was of lisht pink, the frame nat was
black anil shj wore a heavy Btole about
the shoulders
Mrs. Seymour Johnston was In the
box with Mrs. Glyn.
Mrs. Philip Rhlnelander Jd wore cream
ret with a lilac satin girdle and a blue
hat trimmed with darker shsde orchids.
Miss Elizabeth S. Sands wore a be
coming gown of Nile green figured crepe
de chine, with u large black atraw hat
and orchids at the corsage.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice was In
black chiffon and a black hat and wore
a mink scarf.
Miss Margaret Dunlap'S pretty cosv
ti.me was of coral georgette and her
white hat was trimmed with daisies.
Mrs. Carter R. Leldy Joined the gath
ering, coming from Narraansett Pier.
She Wore a gown of yellow linen and,
as la her custom, wore no hat.
Mrs. William Payne Thonfpson had
on a long heavy white coat. An orchid
hat was trimmed with orchids and scar
let flowers.
Others noticed In the gathering were
Gen. iames Psrker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fltz Simons, Miss Florence Loew and
Mrs. John Wanamaker, Jr.
Messrs. Oe Blots and Eldrldge an
nounced the rental for the season of
1921 of the Stockton cottage, on Belle
vue avenue, belonging to Mr. Edward J.
Berwlnd. to Miss Fanny L Johnston of
New Tork.
Entertainments Included another
luncheon on board their 'team yacht
the Aloha, given by Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Curtlss James.
Mr. Henry Clew celebrated his
birthday snnlversary to-day at the
Rocks. 1
The Garden Association has arranged
for a lecture to he given August 30
by Prof. David Falrchlld at WKlteholm,
the villa of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Barton
Jacobs.
Specta! to Tug 8i'N and Nsw Yosk IIbsaij).
Soutiiamiton, L I.. Aug. 14. Mrs.
Paul Morton, mother of Mrs. Churlcs H.
Sabln of Now. York, waj operated on for
appendicitis hy Dr. Joseph A Illuku In
the Southampton Hospital yesterday, It
was said to-night her condition Is satis
factory. SIM Has been 111 here most of
the summer.
Mr. Frederick L Reynolds of Harvard,
here for the summer, also was operated
on for appenedtcltls to-day and Is doing
well.
At the Orchard Mr. end Mrs. Jnmes
L Dreese gave a delightful dinner party
this evening. A surprlso was in storo
for the guests as they stepped out on
the rear verandas overlooking the Italian
garden. The fountain pergola and the
vista of gardens beyond were beautifully
lllumlnati.d by thousands of electric
lights. The scene reminded many of the
giieats of the Breese dinner party in
1310, when the Italian garden was Il
luminated In the same way. Almost
5flu,00u candle-power was used to bring
about the wonderful result. The foun
tain glowed and rippled, reflecting the
figure of the child In the centre, which
Is tho work of Jnnet Scudder, sculptress.
As the guesti wandered around the
garderaan ongnn nlayed In the music
room. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence McKeever Miller,
who are visiting ad the Orchard; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry H Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Scull, Mrs. Thomas H. Harbor, Mr.
and Mra Francis Hurrall Hoffmam,
Major and Mrs. Theron Strong, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker, Miss Dorothy
Kane, Mrs. David Dows, Mr. and Mrs
John Elliot. Mr. and Mrs. Park Benja
min; Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Gallatin,
Mr. and Mra. James Sullivan. Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Larkln. Mr. and Mrs. Tif
fany Richardson, Dr. and Mrs. Harold
Barclay, Col. and Mcs Henry May,
Messrs. James C. Pnrrish and Leonard
It Thomas.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston gave a din
ner last evening preceding the dance at
Whlnneoock.
Mr. and Mrs. William P, Snyder or
Pittsburg are the guests of her mother.
Mrs. George Q. Whitney, They win re
main until Labor Day. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Howard Shaffer are with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Stewart. Misses
Rose and Dorothy Cummlng are with
Mrs. W. H, Hirst. Mr. T. M. Jones Jn
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis
ton Lyon.
Miss Dorothy Kan Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Stewart Walker.
Mrs. Arthur H. Claflln will entertain
at luncheon 'August 20. Mrs. Dudley
Olcott wdll have a young people'e dance
on August 1S. Mrs. F. C. Perkins will
give a dance for her daughter at the
tea house August 30. The date of Miss
Allsa Mellon's dance has been changed
to Friday, August 27. and will take
place at her father's residence.
Mr. Andrew W. Mellon will have a
luncheon at his cottage to-morrow.
SAY CAYNOR BOUGHT
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
Police Now Want Innocent
Victim to Yield It.
Pufus Gaynor, Bon of fonnr Mayor
William Oaynor, has become Involved In
u, controversy with tho office of District
Attorney Charles It, Weeks or Nssaau
county over the ownership of an au
tomobile, It became known yeaterday.
Carraao Plant, county detective, found
a stolen cad recently In Ouynor's
possession. Gaynor had purchased the
automobile from a Mrs. Ebcrhardt ot
Great Neck, who In turn had bought
it In good faith from a man named Louis
"Rod" Hoffman, now a fugitive from Jus
tice. Hoffman, according to Detective
Plant, stole the car from a woman In
New Jersey.
Whan Detective Plant found that Gay
nor had the automnfblle, he rays, ho went
Lo him and proved to his satisfaction that
tho car was stolen. Gaynor said ha was
Just planning to take a trip and usked
permission to keep tho car until he re
turned. Tho detoctive says he received
this agrement from Gaynor In writing,
but when tho trip was over he never re
ceived the car. Plant, then went to Gay-
! nor's home, where, -e nays, he wyi told
that Gaynor was away, that the c?ir was
gone and that he would have to seo
Oaynor1 1 lawyer about it.
. i . . . ... I . , .
i i.Msmct Anoraer rrawi m
I pected to try next week to get possession
of the car.
LOST AND FOUND.
Jewel rj.
IIW ItttWARP
for return of platinum and diamond lorgnette
rhaln. lout Aug. 4, between liraml Central
Mir: anil Yonkora, N. Y. MAUCU8
IX)., Mh av. and jJMhst
IT5 nllWAKli
for return of bar pin, eontalntnit ii illamonils
and (I onyx, lost Aug. 4. between Long Ialaod
city and Now York illy. I. II. 11. H.
Wg l Mgroo, nth av.
i $MI HKWARD,
no questions salted, fur return of emerald
mid diamond bar ptn, lost between ,
Club, Rlta-Carltnn Hotel and New Amster
dam Theatre. A. 11. l.i.i. a CO., Inc.. 13
William at.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST. In tailrab Monday Right, f. 47th
st. lo Ul Kaat rdth St., Hudson sable scarf,
1 akin. Suitable -eward, M. G. 11., phone
Plaza 77ftt. -
LOST Sable acarf. Sunday, on train from
Long lieaeh to I'enna. Station: liberal re
ward If returned. CLAItK, 300 West Kid at..
apartmeiiMl). l'honu Hlvoralde jjQj.
LOST iirowii grip, with allk shirti and men's
toggery: liberal reward; lost In taxi from
23d at. to Claruinont av. Iletuin to i;i I'i'i:
HANI) KMDHOIDKRY CO.. PW Wcat 23d at.
LOST Sable scarf, on Broadway or Central
Park; liberal reward. Academy I's'S. Mrs.
HBICHMAN. 118 West IQoth at.
LOST Smali eehie neckpiece on Monday, "5T
twaen Stamford and White Plains; reward.
It. W. Ii'iHOKN. '122 Madison av.
lIS'r Sable si art, between Uroadway arid
42d st. and Aalor Hotel, lewanl. Phonu
Riverside oms.
DIED.
RESORT NOTES.
Hot Springs.
Washington.
Mr. David It Francis of Missouri,
formerly American Ambassador to Rus
sia, Is the guest of Mr. Halnbrldge Colby.
Secretary of State, at his home In IC
street. Mr. Frsncls Is an old frienu of
Secretary Colby's father
The Minister of Persia. Mlrsa. Abdul
A41 Khan, started yesterday for Atlantic
City to pass a week.
Mr. Raymond 1. Baker, Director of
tha Mint, Is In Lenox for Sunday with
Mrs. Baker and their infant daughter
Gloria, He will go to Philadelphia on
Monday In connection with affairs at
the Mint there.
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, who
has been attending the races at Sara
toga Springs, has Joined his family at
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr. a M. Breckinridge Long, who re
cently was nominated for Senator from
Missouri, passed yesterday in Washing
ton and called at the White House. Mr.
Long formerly was Third Assistant sec- springs for luncheon.
Secretary of State. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geory TT. MfNeeley left
I last night for Phindolphla, Pa., Mr.
RVnr Admiral and Mrs. Spencer 5?. ; and Mrs. John W. Dixon for New York
Wood, with the Misses Margaretta and j and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hopkins
Anne B Wood, have Joined the navy j for Baltimore.
colony at Jamestown, R. I. Mr. and Mra. Renjamln F. Jones, Jr.,
j arrived from Pittsburg.
Mr William A. Burton of London has
arrived for a few d..ys' stay before Join- j In the Whltr Mountains.
ing Mrs. Burton at Southampton, L L, j
wnere mey nave a cottage.
PUT CHAINS ON SON
WHILE OUT AT WORK
i Connecticut Father Is Fined;
Mother Mutt Stay Home.
ggteiai to Tub 8on and Nxw Yosk Iubuld.
Portland, Conn., Aug. 14 Oeorge A.
Williams, special agent ot the Connecti
cut Humane Society, was pusslng tho
home of Joseph Sokolsko this afternoon
when he noticed a twelve-year-old boy
hobbling about tho yard with a heavy
chain attached to his log und on the end
o the chain a large piece of railroad
lion weighing more than twenty pounds.
"Who put that on you?" the agent
n sited.
"My father," salt! the boy, "to keep
mo from running away,"
Williams notified Constable and Se
ll tt man (I. L O'Brien, who took the boy
to the Town Hall, whero the chain wns
broken und he was released. The au
thorities learned that for more than a
month it had been Nokolske's custom to
chain the hoy In the yard, after which
he and the hoy's mother went out to
worn. Sokolsko told tho authorities that
the boy was simple minded, and would
r.ot stay at home unless he was tied. He
said he thought tt was all right for him
to chain the boy and that he was willing
to have the child sent to an Institution.
nlfi klalra, u-au uri-pilml .. I flncl
M17.J1 costs hy Justice of the Peace
Payne, who told the mother that she
Uould have to stay at home and pay at
tention ro ner cnueiren.
Mr. Maurice Peterson of Ihe British
Embassy, Washington, arrived at the
Homestead yesterday, and Mrs. J Hous
ton Johnston and Miss Delia Page
Johnston by automobile from Atlanta.
Mr. Samuel W. Moore, who has been
a gueBt of Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Park
at Boxwood Farm, started last night
for New York with Mr. Park.
Larly Stewart McKenzie entertained a
large supper party last night.
Mrs. Edgar H. Itright and also Dr.
Mores Farrow motored to White Sulphur
OBITUARIES.
REPRODUCED FOREIGN MODELS:
Kolinsky Wrap ...at $2500
Estimated Fall Price $3500
Eastern Mink Wrap at $3250
Estimated Fall Price $4500
Broadtail Wrap . ,vT. . . . . at $3500
Estimated Fall Price $5000
Hudson Seal Cape Wrap, . at $895
Estimated Fall Price $1150
L
Short Grey Squirrel Cape. . at $695 S
""V Estimated Fall Price $850 AhS
IU. s
r an.
WEDS MISS NEDDA HARRIGAN.
Danhter of the Late "Ned" Har
ridan, Actor, a Bride.
Miss Nedda Harrlgan, daughter of
the late Edward Harrlgan, actor, and
universally known as "Ned" Harrlgan.
was married yesterday morning at the
Harrlgan country home at flchroon
Lake. N. Y., to Mr. Walter Connolly
The bride Is a sister of William Har
rlgan, well known actor, who was at
Schroon Lake for the, ceremony.
The Brrkshlres.
Mies Ruth Deyo gave a concert at the
Stockbrldge Castas yesterday.
Mrs. John A. McCreery of New York
poured tea at the Stockbrldge Golf Club
yesterday. Mra. Carl A. de Gcrsdorff
was In charge of the tea table. The
Anal match for the golf cup was played.
Miss Emerln Keene of Rome, whose
father is Consul General of the Ameri
can Legation, Is the guest of Miss
Helolse Meyer at Overlee In Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hone Foster and
Mr. Frederick G. Foster of Paris, who
wore with Mr. and Mra. Glraud Foster
at Lenox, started for Marblehead, Mass.,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Thlerlot of
Oyster Bay, N. Y , are at the Maple
wood Hotel In Plttsdeki. Mr. and Mra
Lawrence W. Churchill, who were there,
started, for the White Mountains.
Messrs. Edward E. Moberly, Jr., Will
iam Carter Dickerman and George Clay
Holllster of New York are at the Aspln
wall Hotel, Lenox
Mrs. William A. Slater of Lenox
sailed yesterday for Europe with her
son, Mr. William A. Slater, and her
daughter, Mrs. E. Halsey Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hlgglnson, Jr.,
and Mr. Lee Hlgglnson left Lenox yes
terday for Chicago, for a stay of two
weeks.
Chance In Stadium rrojraiume.
There has been a change In tho pro
gramme for the. Stadium concert to
night. Instead of Walter Greene Miss
Marie Louise Wagner, soprano, will
sing. The other soloists will be Miss
Amalia Zllberts, soprano, and Albert
Stoessel, violinist."
ii I
mcMaaed lax uou :
j 1 i . j
Turn to the "Want Directory," Section Six, of
The Sun and New York Herald to-day, and there
you will find, handily classified for ready refer
ence, hundreds of little advertisements SUN
AND NEW YORK HERALD "WANT" ADS. of
ffreat interest and value to those wishing to work,
hire, buy, sell, rent, study, recreate, exchange, etc.,
to the best possible advantage.,
If you have a "want" of an unusual or par
ticular kind, tell of your need to The Sun and
New York Herald's over 200,000 regular "buy
ers" through a SUN-NEW YORK HERALD
"WANT" AD. of your own.
Your advertisement may be left at any of The
SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD'S more than
600 Agencies and Branch Offices, or
Telephone PITZROY 6000.
r
Mrs. George G. Frellnghuysen and
Miss Frellnghuysen of Morristown, N.
.1., touring the mountains, are at the
Balsams, Dlxvllle Notch. Mr. nnd Mrs
Ed Sylvan US Woodward, with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Marion Star of Morristown and Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Munger of Camden, N.
J., are at the same hotel on a motor
trip; also Mrs. William Harkness and
Miss l.nuise Harkness.
Mrs. H N. Wheeler of ,v York, who
Is at Sugar Hill, motored to Dlxvllle
Notch with Mr. hnd Mrs. Irving Schmel
sel yesterday. Arriving there was Mrs.
William Lothrop Allen of Boston.
Mrs. and Fred W. Dalby. Miss Flor
ence Dalby, Miss Florence Nunnclly and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Carter of De
troit are at the Mount Washington,
Bretton Woods.
Mr. J. M. McCarthy. Mrs. Howard
Coonley and Mr. Howard Coonley, Jr.,
of Boston are at the Waumbek. guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter UpplnCOtt Miss
Norma M. Atkins and Mr. E. J. Case
of New York sro guests of Mr. Lester
Russell at the Waumbek.
Mra. Sutherland Rumbor of New York
has Joined her aunt, Miss Elisabeth
Miller, at the Waumbek. Other New
York arrivals there Include Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Lowther and Miss E. S. Luf
butrow. Arrivals at the Mount Washington
Hotel Include H. Rtimsey Green, Mr.
Norman Carmlchael and Mr. D. M. Hale
of Dnyton, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Bedell H. Harned of
New York have given leather travel
ling clocks as priies In n golf tourna
ment which will be played nt the Mount
Washington to-day. The trap shoot ar
ranged for yesterday at the Bretton
Woods Gun Club was postponed becaruse
of rain.
The swimming pool yesterday after
noon and the supper dance In the Foret
de Danse last ' evening attracted many
from other resorts, some of them dining
In Cave GrllU
Racial Notes.
The wedding of Miss Iuise A. Buckel,
daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Frank fiuckel,
to Mr. James F. .Hart of Patchogue,
L I., will take place in St. Peter's
Church, Brlghtwaters, L. I., on August
21, at noon. The wedding reception will
follow at the Great South Bay Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O'Brien of
265 Hooper street, Brooklyn, have an
rounced the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Rose M. O Brlen, to Mr.
Francis D. 'McGarey, son of Mr. William
H. McGarey f 17 Marcy avenue.
Fleet Capt. Horace E Boucher of the
Atlantlo Yacht Club and Mrs. Boucher
gave a dinner and dance last night at
the club in Sea Gate, L. L, for Commo
dore and Mrs. Edward L.' Doheny.
Among those present were the Misses
Ella and Nlta Weir of London, who are
guests of Commodore anJ Mrs. Doheny
in their yacht Casaaina : Dr. and Mrs.
G Dempster Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Callaghan, Mr. Arthur Doremus.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchie. Mrs. John
P. Lanln, Miss Ellen Laflln, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney B. Whitlock and Mr. Clar
ence Taj lor.
A luncheon wltl bo given at the Com
modore next -It it day by the alumni of
Phi Kappa Psl Fraternity, hlch will be
followed by addresses.
Mrs. Alfred J. Wageman and daugh
ter, Mrs. Le Roy Williams, and Miss
Stella Wageman of New York, who have
bee at the Allenhurst Hotel, Allenhurst,
K. f., start this week for Bar Harber.
THK HEV. H1RA.H VAX KIRK.
Stamford, Conn., Aug. 14. Rev.
Hiram Van Kirk, theologlcajl, and form
er rector of St. Luke's Church. Norotou.
Conn., died here to-day nt the age of
82. He was born ut Washington Court
House. Ohio, and received his education
In Ohio Normal University, Y'ale Divin
ity School, the University of Chicago
und Columbia University. From 1900 to
1!I08 ho was dean of the Berkeley Divin
ity School in California, ami tha fol
lowing year served as instructor In Y'ale
Divinity School.
In the Christian Church denomination
In early life he had charges at Buffalo,
Nevada. Mo., and Jefferson City, Mo.
When he entered the Protestant Episco
pal Church he became a rector at Wind
sor Locks, Conn.
JOHN M'lllSKEY.
John McCluskey, clvd war veteran,
dietl yesterday at his home. 111 Brlggs
avenue, Richainnd Hill, after a :ihort Ill
ness. Mr. McCluskey served throughotft
the civil war in the Seventy-third Regi
ment, Second Division, New York Fire
Zottnves. tie was prominent In G. A. R.
awl K. of C activities at the time ofhls
death, being prenldent of the memorial
committee of the New York camp of the
veterans of the Grand Army of the Re
public. A widow and three sons sur
vive. LOS f AND FOUND.
LOST RAFT, FT. iono. n FT wins
A VP .'. FT. PKBr. FROM I'IKR go. NORTH
rtlVKR. OOMMUNIOATn ANY INFORMA
TION AHOFT ITS LOCATION TO PANIF.L
FAHRELL, FiFR II. NORTH RIVER.
ROOM r.. REWARD.
I.ORT Two (foody ear eord tlrea, B2S,
mountftl on wire wheels, with tire cover,
between Oecit.-y Farms. White Plains, and
l;arrhiTtont Station; suitable reward. PEA-
BOl Y. Lawhrntmt M4.
LOST Chevrolft motor ear, 1919 moesl:
missing slni-e August 2; IP-ens No. ts lot
motor No. .Ilntl'; liberal reward, no qttes
ttnns ashed. Ttione Fltt Roy S00
LOST Ry employee, who muat make good,
paeksge pay envelopes, on 19th. 7th av.,
or 41th st. Sstttnlay. Liberal roward. A
B., 204 Bun-Herald. Herald aouar.
LOST or slnleii from automobile at Wood
mansten Inn, Tuesday evening, bl&rk nrlp
marked o. W, H Reward: no question.,
asked. Tel. gt, Rldgewood. N. J
LOST Saturday, wallet, coiUalnlnjT" i9n""and
rapers; finder return to 111 Eait S3d st
reward. Mrs. MKltLOCK.
MKMonANDFM HOOK.
. Ftfiv dollar- for return, containing receipts,
lost from automobile.. HERMAN WEISNER
111 K. 7th at., or 23", E. 14th si., rare of
New fourteenth Street Theatre.
Jewelry,
LOST In tail August 12 from Hudson The
atre, West 44th st.. to bOth at., firanette
ci.se. blsrk leather, gold trlmmlnga, diamond
crown on front with two caboehon sapphires
Ii. centre thereof; liberal reward for return
loJJARDRIIXir., phone Circle 4046,
LOST -Gold vanity, with two gold attach
ments. Vanity engraved "Georgia." 1100
reward and no questions. Return Mra. W.
1LCLARK. .HIP Weat 7tli at.
LOST On Aug. 0, between 47th at. and Park
av. and Century Theatre, oblong diamond
bracelet! liberal reward If returned to DRBI
CER a OP,, jjl ath av.
Li)HT-tentletnan' heavy diamond ring, D.,
L. and W. It. R., east aide: Naw York
I Central, west side; reward for same. J. T.
OA WBOT. gel I'earl t.. New York.
LOST Oold wristlet watch, monogram B. T.
D., vicinity Broad and Wall t.. Wednesday
noon: reward. IIE8S1E L. I AVIS, Room
(Wft. IT Pattery at, N. Y.
Tate aud l)ois.
IXIST August II, on Albany post road, 2
miles north of Poughl.eeptiie, Peltlttuese dog,
dark sable, tan legs, white breast and fore
feet, light eoloiod tall, tM rcnurd and no
questions tieked If returned to Miss E. T,
Roosevelt, Poughkespale, K, Y. Tel, 194
I'oURhkeepele.
LOST-on or before July' 14, brlndle bull ter
rler, Uroadway and Audubon av. at 1011th;
female, white marking, uamu "RowoieV1 har
ness, goltrs neck; libci-ui reward, el-
VIIMiL. VI W. 1 11 1 Ht et. Audubon .".(XI.
l.OHT Hrltiitle Iloston bull, brown, white
breast, white airlpos between eyes. August
It), 11 1'. M., midway Ocean Parkway; good
reward, wii.liam heck, 114 Eait utii
st. Plata 1MT,
LOST August 11, toy Boston bulldog, with
white br.aet, In H a Oats; liberal ruwjtrd,
no questions attkeii. I Phono Coney leland
,,21lJi LUOKBNBACH, Sea Gate. N. Y.
l.Mi REWARD.
Lost Irish terrier tmalvi, ir months old,
vicinity llroailway and 170th St., on July 3;
one ear down, one up; answers name
Loppy." Sl'HINOER, 21M Broadway.
Paone Schuyler ,',M0.
BIRTHS,
DEAR. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hear (nee .Tit
llotte riohelj announce tha arrival of a son
ut Flower Hospital on Aug. 9.
HEATH .Ml. and Mrs. Alfred Randall
H.-ath use Florence orr; announce the
birth ot u daughter, oa August 10, at
Woogflgere, l. i.
1IKKTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Herts (Sadie
LncovJ announce the birth of a daughter,
Faith Elaine, August tt, 1920.
PERRY. Mr. aud Mrs. Orln F. Perry, Jr., of
, 194 Riverside Drive, announce tha birth
of a daughter, Janet Gill, ou August 14,
1920.
ROSENBERG. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Roaen
berg (neu Sadie Kami) announce the ar
rival of n son, Charles Joseph, on Friday,
Auut II, at Stern's Sanitarium.
CONFIRMATIONS.
KOVICft Mr. am! M;n. Loulf TV NOVtCk nf
mi Tiffany et., Brom, bef to annuum'e
tho bar mitzvab of their son, KlUiu A.
Kovtckt at th Monteflort Congregation.
ii and Macy plartj, Hronx, ott (Satur
day, August 21, 1020. Kt2optlon postponed.
ENGAGED.
BAFMR1N STRAF8S -Miss Kitty Strsuaa,
132.1 l'ark av., betrothed to Sam Baumrln,
Til West l)3th st., Aug. 11, 1020.
BROOKS LIVINGSTON. Mrs. Bertha Liv
ingston at 0(12 Aldus st., Bronx, announcaa
the engagement of her daughter, Viola, to
Bernard S. Brooks.
GREGOHY-FASOLA-Dr. nnd Mrs. Fasola
of Wechavvkcn, N. J., announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Celestlna, to
Lieut, Archie Gregory ut the Royal Flying
Corps.
CRESS REBHAN. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rebhan of 623 West 112th St., New York
city, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Beatrice E.. to Mr. C. Forrest
Cress, Shanghai, China.
HTTTCItINC,S KOYOE. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Koyce of Washington Heights announce
the engagement of their daughter. Marga
ret Evelyn, to Mr. John L. Hutchtngs, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hutehlnga of Flat
buah. Wedding will take place this fall.
MANDLE SIMON. Mrs. Mlnnetta Jt. Lan
ders, 1443 Carroll at., Brooklyn, an
nounces the encasement of her alster,
Iteberta Simon, to Mr. B. Herbert Mandla
of Brooklyn.
PROCTOR ERASER. Commander O. C.
Howling, r. S. N , and Mrs. Powllng of
Qlea Ridge, N. J., announce the engage
ment of their nelce, Lola Harriett Fraser.
to Mr. Robert' Matthews Proctor of
Corning, N Y. No data has been act tor
tho wedding.
ROTH MESERITZ- Mrs. Nettle Meserltl of
310 West 3.1th at. announces the betrothal
of her itaughler, Helon, to Dr. Leo L.
Roth.
RUSOFF-LIVINGSTON. - Mr. Louis P.
Living.' Ion of 1127 Forest a., Bronx,
announces the engagement of his daugh
ter. Leah D., to Sir. Abraham Runoff.
WEIL KOHN. Mr. and Mra. Edmund Kohn
of M2 West lltth st. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Est. II.'. to
Mr. Herbert 1). Weil, son of Mrs. K. Well,
311) West 04th st. Reception will be an
nounced later.
DIED,
Bogert, William R.
Bowne, Edward R.
Bremer, August F.
Brlggs. Artemua W.
Carroll, Thomas F.
I'o Zerega. A. A. O.
Efc'gerkln;., Elizabeth
Emertc. Llll
Fanton, Henry L.
French, Harry M.
gayer, Marls
Hacrnah. Pauline T.
Halsteail, Peter F.
Harper, John
Hlrschthal, Mav
Hoffmann, Amy II.
Htaia, Samuol
Kmpner. Lou la
Ictnberger, Cecilia
Merwln, Lena H.
Monsghnn. Matthew
Mundy. Elizabeth
Nielsen, Wtlnelmlna
O'Reilly. Mary R.
ltouvant. Fanny
Srt)lth. S-'amtlel
Smolen. Hst.nah
Stevens, Alice N.
Straus, s. f.
Van Ortten, M. t V.
Weaat. Mary R.
Wend, born, C. A.
sbriskle, Paulina
:',. es, lieorge D.
CEYKR Maria, wife .if lute Taut Oeyer,
beloved inntlier of Evn llurne,- Ellssbeth
Ouyer, Mary Gever, Hieter Walbuig. Fu
ni ral at late realdenrc. '.'!) W sshlnston
av., Tueadar, Auguit IT, 1D2D, 9M V.;
i"iulm at' St. Ji,eph's Church, 10 A.
M ; tntennent servlio nt fit. Itonlfaca
Cemetery, Ebuont, L. L Auto cortege.
lUaKNAH.-I'aultnr .1., balnvrd wife of John
Jacob Hagenah, Auguat 11 Funeral aer
vloea at Universal Funeral Chapel, (I2d st.
and Lexlnat.in av., Momlay, AiiKtiet 10, at
1 P. M. Inlt i mailt at Muunt Olivet Ceme
tery. IIAI-STEAP'.-At Brewster, N. Y , en Satur
day, August 14. 1920. 1'ele.r F. llalstead, in
the 70tli year of hla ag,'. Funeral eervlcas
will ba held nt Mi lata residence on
Wednesday, August IS, at 2:IW V. M. De
ceased was a member of the Ctoeby Post,
O, A. B.I New York Lodge. No, Id, I. O.
O, F.I Crotou Lodge, No. WW, F. and A. at.
HAIU'Elt At Rldgewood, N. J., Aug, M.
I..." John llaruui, aga "I years, formerly
of Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral sen teas will
ke held on Stindav. Any. IS, l :n P. M.,
at hie late residence, ls Siulug nv,,
P.ldifewnoil, N. St Interment Evergreens
Cemetery, Brooklyn.
RIRgCRTHAL. May, August IS, nt Kaaper
cohn HoapUal, Loa Angeles. 24 years,
daughter of Bernard, sister of Harry and
Arlknr. Interment California to'day,
Hol'FMtNN.-At Asbury Park. N. J.. on
Friday, August IS, Amy II., aged on.
wife of Ji.hu L. Hoffmann. Funeral ser
vices at Aurust Elckelberg's pallet's, lt:i4
Sth av., near 55th at., New Vorlt city, on
Mnnil.'.y, August Id, llilio, at 2 P. M. In
terment Woudlawn.
HOLMES.-" n Friday evening. August II,
I USD, nft"r a brief Illness, Samuel Holm, a,
beloved husband of OertruOs Mary Holinoa,
In tlie ?Sth year of his age, Funeral ser
vices nt his late residence, 618 North
Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J., on Monday,
August HI, al .1 :.". Y M. It Is reuuesleil
that no flowers be sent.
KBMPNER, Loula, on Friday, August 13.
D P. M.. at Plattshurir. N. Y. Funeral
iron) Grand Central atstlon, Moiiiley, I
A. M. Burial Cypross Hill Cemetery.
LKMBBRORR -Friday. August 11, ID'JO,
Cecilia Lemberiter, at her rvsldunco, IPo
Park av., Leonla, N. J.
MERWLN. Bntsred Into rest on Thursday,
Austist 12. PI20. bet a Hnuetln Merwln. Fu
neral Mrviceg at her late residthee, 41B
East 158th St., on Sunilsy, August IS, at
P. M. Rtiativas and frlendu Invited.
MONAG1IAN. Matthew, Auk. 0, at Long
Beach, Cel., father o Margaret Mary,
Thomas a., Hot-tense r. Funeral Mon
day, from hie lute residence. 41 Broad
hurst av. ; thenco to St. Charles Bor
i mi . .. y for mass at 10 A. M.
MCNPY.-At New Brunswtrk, N. J., on
AtiRust 13, Elizabeth, wife nf Clarence E.
Muiidy, Funeral aervlces at the resilience
of her aUter-ln-law, Miss Louise Mundy,
1U Klrkpatrlrk at., AukusI 111, at 2 P. M.
NIELSEN. -August 13. Wlllielmlna, ned 40.
Funeral flhapel Stephen aterrltl Burial and
Cremation Co.. 101 Sth av. corner lSlli st.,
Sunday, 2 o'clock.
O'REILLY. At the College of New RocheUa,
New Iliicliellc, N. Y., on Friday, August
13, 1020, Slain- Mary Bernard O'ReTlly,
.i.i ii .' r of John and Martha O'Reilly,
Funeral Monday morning at l) A. . In
ternment In Holy Sepulchre, New Ro
rhille. ROC V ANT. Fanny, sister of Mnrilz, Elener.
Adel Hartmnn and ll.tiha Wise, August
14. Notice of funeral later.
SMITH August 13. Samuel, np;d 07 years.
Funeral services at Stephen Mrrrltt
Burial and Cremalli ti Co. now Harlem
chapel, 2343 8th av., Sunday, 2 o'clock.
BMOLEN. -Hannah, dear beloved lr.- of
l.'nac and mothsr of Adele, l,ee , Bee. Julio",
Sadii) Ix'schnlk and Anna Abelnfr, In lier
B4th year. Funeral to tie held at her Into
residence, 001 Weat lUtb M,, Suml.iy,
13th, at 10 A. M.
STEVENS.-On Saturday, August It. 1020.
Alice Newbury, wife of Andrew J. Stevens.
Funeral servleos at her let' residence, 44(1
Park at,, Vpper Montclalr, N. J-, on Mon
day, August 10, at 3 o'clock,
STItAl'S.-Adelphi Lodge No. 23, F t. A. M.
Brethren: You are hereby Muuuiionct! to
attend funeral services of our lata
Brother S. D, Straus, Sunday. 10 A. M,,
at his late residence, 312 West IWd st.
By order. F. E. Plotnow, Wor, Eilgar
Bratneerger, Master.
VAN ORDEN.-At Point Pleassnt, N. J.,
Auu. 14, ioso, Margaret Ingraham van
derhoof, In her 71st year, beloved wife of
Edward Van Ordan of New 1'ork and
Montclalr. Funeral service at 4 o'clock on
Tuesday 'afternoon. Aug. 17, al resilience
of Mrs. Albert Allen. 72fl Arnold av..
Point Pleasant. Interment at Woudlawa,
New York, on following day.
WEAST. Mary Elizabeth, aged 88 years,
daughter of Theodore M. and P.hnda
Weast at her residence, 214 West 44th at.,'
on Friday. Aug. 13. Funeral from her
parents' home. Mount Vernon, ill.
WRNPKBORX. -Charles A., on August 14,
husband of Marcaret Wend..'born, i.ed r.fl
years. Funeral services will be bald
Monday evenlnii, 8 o'clock, at his lata
reaidfius, ISO Wegman Parkway, .l.w.ey
City. Relatlvca and friends, also mcaj
bera of Bay View Lodge, No. 14(1. A. F.
& A. M. , Plcklnson Sherman Council, If.
A.. 1440: Typographical Fnlon No.
are Invlted.to stand the aervlces,
ZABRISKIE.-Mrs. Albert Zabrlskli i da
Pauline Spear), beloved wife of Albert
aabrtsklei daughter of Mrs. Fanny Spear,
alster ef Julia Nswltter, Albert and lllrdlh
Siiear. l-'uneral Monday, August Id, 1
P. M., at Pick's funerkl parlors, 22T
Lenox av.
LErE8uililenly. at Long Beach. L. I.,
August IS, P)2n. Georgo Dewey Zeese. Fu
neral services at his late residence, fi6g
East 23d St., Brooklyn, Monday, August
16, at S P. M. Interment Greenwood
Cemetery.
IN MEMOR1AM,
fa Mrmnrlnm.
Antoscli, Walter
llrown, Pavld S.
Plsken, Bridget
Dolan, James A.
Fewr.it, Francis B.
Olrvan, Kate E. II.
Jacobs, Smlly
Kahn, Adolph
Kaufer, Jane B.
Van Pusee, H. L.
Van Vorst, George E.
lOST-lold cigarette raae Intf1ald F. C. P.:
liberal reward. F. C. KNOW, Oraat North-
tn Hotel. 118 Weat S7th St. Circle 1900.
LOST A cameo pin, August 12, between Alt
man's and M-Creery's. J. B. HARPER.
North Llntoln and Columbus av., Mount
Vernon. N. V.
LOST Smell gold ponder box marked D, L.
H. between 62d and i" East side; re
ward If returned to SANDERSON. .163 Park
av. ,
LOST Cold v rlstli t 'atr;i, monogram M B.
C, on Brighton ezpress subwav Wedneaday
evening. Call Maneflel.l 1S.M M.
LOST Se4d Inltlslled cuff links, M. J. H. ;"
reward. HTNEB. 4300 Bcakman.
1450 REWARD
for return of black slIV purse contalslng fhre
pieces of Jewell), lost August 3, between
Pennsylvania Railroad Station and lieth st.
BLACK, STARR a FROST. Dth av. and 43th
st- s
HPT. REWARD
for return of flexible platinum braralet, con
taining 34 diamonds, lost July 11 at M
Alpln Hotel A. R. LEE a C(J, Inc.. 1J
William at;
$200 reward far return nf seven stone dia
mond and platinum bar pin, lost Thursday,
August 12th, In neUhliorhcwl of sth av., 4.M
to th st. MABCt 8 CO., lit) av. and
45W St.
BOCERT. -Suddenly, on Friday. August IS.
1920. William Russell Bogert. Funeral ear
vices at hia lata residence, Castleton apart
ments. New Brighton. Statcu Island. on
Monday, August 16. at 4 P. M. Interment
private. Providence "Journal" please copy.
BOWNE Friday, August 13, 1620, at hla
residence, 20S Centre st., Garwood, N. J ,
In his 64th year, Edward R. Bowne, son of
tha lata Simon R. and Emma E. Bowne.
Funeral private. Interment Flushing, L.
I.. Sunday afternoon. Pleaac omit flowers.
BREMER. Auguat 13, 1920. Auguat F., U
loved husband of Charlotte at Uremer
(nee Kretxmer). In his 63d year. Fu
neral services will be held at his late
residence. 004 Caetle Point Terrace. IIo
hoken, N. J.. Sunday, August 15, at S
P. M. Kindly omit flowers.
BP.lOflS. Aftor a lingering Illness, Artsmuw
W. Btlggs, beloved husband uf Etliel and
father of Olga Winifred Brings. Funeral
aervlces at the chapel of Nicholas T.
Brown, 1275 1st av.. near 6Slh St., on
Monday. August 16. 11)20. al 2 o'clock.
Interment Kenslco Cemetery. Auto cor
tege. CARROLL. Thomaa F., on Auguat 11. at his
roaldencs, 558 West '-, at.. In hla' 75th
year, beloved husband of tha late Marcv lt
Carroll (nee Crawford). Funeral Mondav.
. .!(' A. M. Requlam maaa at Bt. Kllta
beth'a Church. Interment Calvary Ceme
tery. DE ZEREflA. At Aldle, Va on Friday,
August 13, 1320, Alice A. Gasnuet. wife of
tha late Capt. Alfred L. B. de Zeraea
and daughter of tha late Jamee A. Gas
quet of New Orleans. La. Notice of fu
neral In Monday's papera.
EC riERW ING. Elizabeth Eggerkuig, on Au
gust 13, belovtd wife of Henry Eggerklnr.
at her residence, 1027 Tlnton av., Bronx,
jtlase at St. Anthonj's (turrh. IMfh and
Prospect a., Monday. 10 o'clock.
EMER1C At Mc.maroneck. N. T.. Aug. 13. ,
1920. Llll Enteric, beloved mother of utrj.
A. C. Blnsham Funeral services at nr
late home. Post road, Mamaroneck, oa ,
Sunday, 2.30 P. M.
FEN TON. At Nutley. N J . August 14. 1020,
Htnry Lewis, husband of Ncllo Thomson
Fenton, son of the late Aaron Iecatur
and Lucy e'ordham Fenton. h'uneral aer
vtee private. Interment in Evergreen
Cemetery. Elisabeth, N. J. It is kindly
reoueated that no flowers bo ant.
FRENCH Aug. 1.'' Harry Mortimer. Ser
vices Stephen M. -Irt Chapel. 223 Sth av.,
near 21at St., 8u.,ay, s P. M.
ANTCISCH In memorlam of our beloved son.
Walter, who lost his life when the crew
of S S. Westbrldge was torp. i.ieil during
tho night of August (8-18, 1918.
BROWN. In ever loving uutr.oiy of toy son,
Pavld Seymour Brown, who died August
13, 113.
BROWN Pavld S. In loving memory of our
father. David 8. Urown.
DISKEN Tenth anniversary masa will he
celebrated Friday. Atisust 20. at St. Fran
da de Chanters Church for tho soul of our
trearly beloved mother. Bridget losken,
who departed this life August IB, 1910.
DOLAN. James A. In loving memory of our
brotlier. A reipilem mass. Chbreh ot, the
Holy Spirit, University and Burnslde avs.,
at S o'clock on Tuesday, August 17. His
sisters.
FAWCKTT-Tn loving memory of Francis II.
Faw-ott, who db-.i August -". nBS An
niversary mass on Friday at S o'clock.
Church of St. Elizabeth.
OlltVAN.-In loving memory or Kate 8.
Hearsay, who died Sunday, August 16, 1918.
JACOns. In loving memory of our dear sla
ter. Entity, died August IS, IMS,
KAHN. -In sad and loving memory of my
beloved husband and father, Adolph Kahn,
who died August 29, 1920.
KAUFER. In memorlam Jana Ballard
Kaufler, departed this life August 10, llUO.
An angel In heaven looks down to-day.
On grief atricken loved onca mourning her
loss.
A year has passed since Gog-took her away
From a Calvary where aria succumbed oa
her caves.
For ahe was a martyr frail and brave.
And Satan led her through Gethsemane;
But h.val and true were tho amllea she gave
To Inspire like courage In you and ma.
Sv.ch are (ha recruits Ood must call
To brighten his r.alm where tha good shall
meet,
But the imps of darkneas In atyglan pall
Shall atone their crimes In eternal heat.
Her loving mother, E. Ballard.
August 16. 1920.
VAN lr8KN. In lovlns; memory of Hannah
L. Van Duson, passed away Auguat 11,
1914.
VAN VORST.-Genrge E. Van Voret To
day bTlSgs back tha memory of my hus
band dear, who hid goodhy August 15,
1916. Sweet memorlea. Frankta.
UNVEILINGS.
ALEXANDRE. -The unveiling of the monu
ment to be erected to the memory of
my beloved mother, will lake place Sun
day, Auguat. 22. 11 A. ML at Bayalda
Cemetery. Poctete Israelite Fran. -alas
atctlon. In eaae of rain postponed to fal
lowing Sunday.
I EE BOWSKt-WKIl,. Relatives, friends,
ut. members and sisterhood of
Temple Mount Zlon ar- Invited 10 attend
the unveiling ceremony of the monument
of Mrs. Emma Well (nee Lee BowskD.
deceased, at Acacia C meterv, Cyprees
H,ms Sunday. August 22. l!2d. at 10:10
A. V
spots aria in lovlns memory of my wife and
" our mother. Emma Straus. Henlrea at
thB Haron de Hlrech Cemetery. Staten
Island, on Sunday. Ausust 22. at 3 P. M.
(lust Straus, Stella Slnsheimer. Lillian
Jacobs,, n.
NOTICES OF:
Births Death,s
Engagements Memorials
Marriages CoRfli'mations
Annulments Lodges
may bo telephoned for publica
tion in THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD any time up to
midnight for the next day's is
sue. Call t itzroy 0000. j
u