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THE SUN 'AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1920.
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200 Attend Dance
at Vincent Astor's
Home in Newport
i
JUrjje Dinner Party Precedes
First Entertainment of Sea
son at Beachwood.
f, 16 Thi 4ND N"w ToaE Hmiu.
XtwnUT, It I., Sept. 4. Beachwood,
he villa of Mr. end Mrs. Vincent Astor,
Iran the seen thl evening of the first
entertainment of the yenr by Mr. anc?
Mrs. Astor, who gave a dance for more
thin 200 of the younger set There
were thirty guest for ennner preceding
the damn. The Italian Ambassador,
garon Romano Avezzena, and tho
Baroness Romana also gave a dinner at
the Morrell Cottage In Shepherd avenue
and Joined the party later at Beach
fcofd. Lieut Wilson D. Domer, U. S. N.. won
the prU last evening for the most
effective costume of men at the Art
Association artists' ball. He cam as a
"wild man."
Mr. Arthur Curtlss James was the
Shah of I'ersta and Mrs. James was re
splendent as a fair godmother and car
ried a wand with a real light which she
flushed by pressing a button. Miss
jill. i Rroyton of Fall River won the
prize for women as uie laciy rrom uun
bury Cioss.
Aquatic sports were again In vogue at
pulley's Beach to-day when for the first
time In several years adults comretei
In swimming races at 100 yards. The
runs fur this event were offered by
Cant lfn-d Johnston and the winners
were Mls Emily Plerson, first; Mrs.
Dan W. Joneii second, and Miss Marian
Wlrlt". third.
Following the big event there were
faces for children under 11 for a cup
given by Mr. J. Francis A. (Mark, ana
this was won by Mlllcent Hammond,
diughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden II
Hammond ; Winifred Locw, second, and
jlsry Ames, third.
Admiral ('hnrles K. Plunkett and the
members of his staff commanding the
destroyer and submarine flotilla of the
Atlantic fleet entrr'alned on hoard the
flagship Rochester this evening with a
reception and dance.
Luncheon for Mr. C. 9. Farnam.
TV Women' Committee of One Hun
dred of the Serbian Child Welfare Asso
ciation will give a lunc'.evm Tuesday at
pelmon'.co's for Mrs. Charles S. Farnam.
airs. Minturn Plnchot will preside.
Mrs. Farnam, an American, served
with the Serbian army and received a
citation and a commission as sergeant.
Suffolk Hunt Meet
at Breese Cottage
in Southampton
Members and Guests Ar En-
t
tertainod at the Orchard
at Tea,
RUMANIAN OFFICER MARRIES
MISS NORRIS AT NARRAGANSETT
Mnalcnle at Mr. W. O. Haiard'.
Recitals for violin and piano by Mr.
and Mrs. David Mannes will be given
In Meadow Hull, the country home of
Ir. ami Mr. William Ayrault Hazard.
In Cedarhurst, Thursday forenoon, at
II o'clock, and the afternoon of Sep
tember 10 at 3 O'clock. The recitals
jiive been arranged by Mrs. Frederick
Rhinelander Brown, daughter of Mr.
an I Mrs. Hazard.
Special to Till 8dm am Nsw Tosk Ussai-D.
Southampton, N. T Sept. 4. Always
attractive, the Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. j
Jamou Lv Breeso's estate, was madu mors
so this afternoon by the n there of
tho Suffolk Hunt, held on the lawn. The !
hunter? In pink coats, with the Colonial 1
house and flue old trroa In the back- l
ground, made an engaging picture. Be
foro the start Mr. and Mrs. Brtoso en-
l rtalnod the members and soma of their
friends at ten on 'the lawn.
Mr. Richard Newton, Jr., wae master
of the hunt, and among tlioso rUg were
Miss Mary Hoyt Wlborg and hr guest,
Lady Honor Ward Benjamin NTcoll,
Miss Harriet B. Pratt, Messrs. Herbert
L. Pratt, Jr.; Sidney W. Fish, Francis
Newton. Colles Cos. 8. J. Btlch, Mr. and
Mrs. N. J. Hess, Miss Newbold nnd Mr. .
John Pell. The run was toward Shlnne-;
cock and the finish was at the Eduawood
farm.
Among others at the tea, most of j
whom followed tho mint In motors, were
Mrs. Henry E. Coe, Sir Arthur and Lady I
Pease. Messrs. James O, Parrlah, I .
Forest Uiojit. Madison Grant, Norman
Hndcrson, Mrs. William A Burton, Mr.
anl Mrs. Frederick A. Snow, Mr.
Thorn;'..-! B. riark, Mr. and Mrs. William j
H. Hirst. Mrs. William Lowe Rice, Mr.
Philip Rhinelander, who l her guest j
COL Robert M. Thompson, Count Ed- I
Ward Zlohy, Miss Elaine Sullivan, Miss I
Juliana Cutting, Miss Zella do Mllhnu,
Mr. y fusion Fox, .Mrs. Stuart Duncan
rreston, Mr. James cummings uarr,
Mrs. James T. Terry, Mr. and Mrs.
ilenry F. dtiPont, Mr. Francis H. Mar
hoe, Miss Eleanor LerCJf Lawrence, Mr.
and Jlrs. H. O, Chntfleld-Taylor, Mrs.
Francis Newton and Miss Virginia Rice'
Visitors for the holiday Include Mr.
William Rhinelander Stewart, who Is
w'th his dauthter. Princess do Brn
gnnza; Mr. De T6rcst Clrant nnd his
brother, Mr. Madison (Jrant, are at the
Meadow Club. .Mis. Jambs U. K. Law
rence and Miss Eleanor Le Roy Tjv
rence are at tho Irving Rouaa, Mr. and
Mrs Stewart Waller and Mr. Henry R,
Sedgwick are with Mrs. Robert Waller.
Mr. Charles B, Alexander arrived to
dly and Joined Mrs. Alexander at the
home of tlielr daughter, Mrs. Wlnthrop
W. Aldrlch. In Water Mill. Mr. Charles
Harden Is with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Patterson, who gave a dinner for him
to-night.
There was the usual large gathering
at tho Meadow Club to-night for the
weekly dance. O-.c of the dinners thero
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
Dana, whose guests were Mr. and Mrs
William A. Bars tOW, Mr. and Mrs. Chan
n'.nir. Wiley, Mrs. Irwin A Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McCann, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hasklns, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard C.
Dickinson,' Mrs. Clendenln Ryan, Mr.
and Mra. A W. 8 Cochrane, Mr. Alex
ander D. B. Pratt -and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewie G. Morris.
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PERSONAL rNTELXldlNCE.
Kw York.
Mln TVrmthT Orlrrs. only daughter
Mr ana Mr. Maitiand iruiier Qrigg Servlcee for New York Woman
Ol 10 ocveiiiium "...
married to Mr. Franola King Murray,
on of Prof, and Mrs. A. I. Murray of
Palo Alto, Cal., on Saturday, Septambar
II, at Irvtngton. A recaption will fol
low at Barberries, the country home of
the bride's parent.
MRS. BARTLETT DIES
IN COLORADO HOTEL
To Be Held To4)ay.
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Bachrach photo.
Mrs. Raoul Alevra.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred E. Norrls's
Daughter is Lieutenant
Alevra's Bride.
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Naiuuqanhett Pjss, Sept. 4. Mlse
Dorothy Norrls, daughter Of Mr. and
Mra Alfred E. Norrla of New Tork and
Philadelphia, was married to Lieut
Raoul Alevra of Uucbarest Rumania, at
the Lodge, the Norrls villa on the Cliffs
here to-day, It was, as the bride ex
pressed It, a "simple country wedding."
With no formal Invitations Issued, but a
good slxed ctfn pany of Newport, Fhlla.
dc'phla, Washington and New Tork
fncuda attended the ceremony and the
danca that followed. From New Tork
alone about a score of guests came and
were quartered at the Imperial and Ma
sasolt hotels.
Tho ceremony waa performed on the
veranda facing tho ocean In a bower of
bl is hydrangeas and pink dahlias
..fc-Uiikt masse of palms. The bride
was o'tenaci only ny ner ratner. wno
pave her in marriage. The Rev. W. H.
H. Allen, rector of the Church or Bt.
Pi tar's by tl.o Sea, officiated. The heat
man waa Mr. Jan Zwiffel of Bucharest
The "Lohengrin" wedding march was
Dlaved bv the Carfno orchestra.
The bride wore a gown wmcn an
brought from China early In the summer
of white Chinese brocade ornamented
with old family point lace and with
train ornamented with point laee and
...V -1 wftli noarla.
Kef tulle veil was held In plaoa with
a Chinese head dress of pearls, and ahe
carried a carved Ivory fan, also brought
from China, the handle tied with orange
blossoms and white ribbon. Her slip.
ivrs, aleo from the Orient, were lasn
loned of small white featheri with
carv.d Ivory heels.
Lieut and Mrs. Alevra will leave
New York September by the France
on their way to Rumania. Lieut Alevra
will continue In the dlplomatlo service
of his country, but doe not know his
next assignment
Among those who motored from New
port for the wedding were Misses
Natjala, Roberta and Dorothy Wlllard,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, Mrs. Paola Flnocoharlo, Mis
Marlon Tiffany, Miss Evelyn Bmlth,
Mrs. Warren Demarest and Miss Char
lotte Demarest.
From Narragansett were present MR
and Mrs. Edward A Mitchell of Waah
ington. D. C. and Mrs. J. P. Almy.
Misses Dercumvof New York, Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Ieldv, Mr. and Mr. John
C. Norrls, Miss Lisa Norrls, Mr. and
Mrs. U' chard Nonas, Miss Mary Norrls
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Chew. Mr. and
TAILKi SUITS-
BLySEi AMI
FIFTH AVE. AT 46th STREET
WA
Brilliant Wedding
for Miss Clarke
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Clarke Now Bride of
G. C. T. Eemington.
eysetal to Tbs Sow m rrsw Tosk Mnuux.
Lsxox, Mass., Sept . Miss Beatrice
Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thorns- Shields Clarke, was married at
Trinity Episcopal Church this after
noon to Mr. George Clifford Thomas
Remington of Philadelphia and Chicago.
It was a brilliant naval wedding, with
the bridegroom, his best man and ushers
In uniform, while the church was filled
with guests prominent In the social life
of New Tork. Philadelphia and the
Berkahlres.
The altar was covered with an altar
cloth of Spanish lace mounted on gold
colored satin, dating back to 1500. The
rello is now the eroperty of Mrs. George
C. Tbomaa of Philadelphia, grandmother
of the bridegroom, who loaned It for the
ccaeton.
The bride- gown was of whit satin
with chiffon tunlo embroidered with
pearls and silver thread. The long court
train Of satin was shirred with satin
ribbon and decorated with clusters of
arena blossoms, 'ne oarrled a large
bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the
valley. The bride's sister, Miss Alma
Clark, wa her maid of honor
Little Agnes McCrea, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jamss A. McCrea of New York,
was flower girl, and Master Leonard M
Thomas. Jr.. of Philadelphia aoted as
oa-e. He wore a white sailor suit
The Rev. Latta Grlawold. rector of
Trinity Church, was assisted In the
slna-la ring service by Capt Frank
Thompson, senior chaplain. United
States navy, who was in the uniform of
his rank. Mr. Remingtons nest man
was Mr. Thomas Coldecott Chubb of
Orange. N. J.. and the ushers were Mr.
Warren Sturgla McCulloch of Orange,
Mr. Frank Btrnard Stubbs. Mr. Thomas
Hall Wagner, Jr.. of St Louis, Mr
Qeorge Dexter Bradford of New York
and Lenox. Mr. George Armlstead of
Philadelphia and Mr. Charles J. Clarke
the bride's brother. Mr. Bradford and
Mr. Clarke wore army uniforms; the
other usher were In uniforms of the
navy. The bridegroom and most of his
attendants are Yale men.
Th Mnmnfrr was folhrwed bv a re-
Mrs. William T. Wright Mr. and Mr, j ptjon B0- de, ur, Clarke', studio
at Fernbreok, his estate wmcn extemu
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tower, who
have been at RaoUette Lake, N. T since
I their return from their wedding trip,
I have gone to the country house of Mr.
land Mr. Harry Payne Whitney, her
parents, at Westbury. L. L
Mra. James Henry Parker hae gone
ftom the Marrborough-Blenhetm, In At-
I lontlO tuy. wnere sn passed me um
mer, to the Long Island Country Club,
in Eastport, for this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Whttrtdl have
gone to Canada to remain a fortnight
Mr. Percy R Pyne Id. who was vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyna, at Bar Harbor, M., haa
returned to Roslyn, I L
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilton,
after an absence of nearly a year, are
due from Europe to-day on board the
Imperator.
Mrs. Cyril Hatch will arrive from
Europe to-day on board the Prance and
go to the home of her mother, Mrs.
William H. Vanderbllt, 060 Fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kgerton Webb hare
gone to Lenox, Mass.. to be the guests
of Mrs. William Douglas Sloan over
Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Franklin went
yesterday to North Bennington, Vt,
from CoM Bprlng harbor, L. I., to be
the guests of her mother, Mrs. Frederic
B. Jennings.
MY. and Mrs. William Sloans, who
woro the guests of her mother, Mrs.
George A. Crocker, In Southampton, L.
I., have gone to their house In Mourn
Kisco, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker. Jr..
have returned to Glen Cove, L. I., from
the White Moountalns.
Miss Mary Parsons, who haa been
engaged In the work of the Red Cross In
New York for eevoral weeks, will go this
week to Lenox, Mass., and Join her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 8. Wlllsrd have
returned to Locust Valley, L. I., from
the Adlrondacks.
Washington.
Sir Auckland Geddes. the British Am
bassador, returned to the embassy yes
terday rrom Canada, He has been stay
ing at Government House, Ottawa, for a
few days.
Col. and Mrs. Norrls Ernest Locke.
who were married In New York July 12,
spent last week in Washington. Col
i.ocKe, who received his promotion to
that rank a few days ago, has received
orders to proceed to Fort ueavenworth,
Kan., and left for that post yesterday.
Mrs. Locke, who was formerly the wife
of Preston Gibson, will go to Atlantic
City to Join her two children for
while before going to Kansas.
Mr. and Mra. George Mesta and the
former's niece. Miss Helen Mesta of
Pittsburg and New York, have arrived
In Washington, after motoring through
the North, and will return to their
Pittsburg ham this week.
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page, former
L lilted States Ambassador to Italy, Is
In Washington for a few days and Is
staying at the Shorebam Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Pope of
New York are at the snorebam for sev
eral days. ,
Lieut-Commander and Mrs. John E.
I'crflan, who spent last week at the
Wardman Park Hotel, have returned to
their home In Texas.
Cot and Mra, William J. Glasgow,
formerly of Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
are making their home In Washington.
Mr. William A. HIU is pndlng the
holiday at AUantla City. Mrs. HUI,
who Is passing the summer In Maine,
will return at the end of the month.
Mr. H, Bradley Davidson, fir., haa re
turned from a visit to hla family at
their summer home at Nonqult t, Mass.
Sptota! to Tu Son and Nw Yosx Hssald.
Colorado Sprinos, Col., Sept 4. Mra
Franklin Bartlott of New York died In
her hotel apartments here Thursday
night She had passed much time here
in recent year and arrived latently
from New York and Atlantic City. A
on, William Osborne Bartlett and a
was formerly Secretary to the Colom
bian Legation In Washington.
Charles VV'. King Hurled.
Charlea W, King, former private sec
retary to the late J. Plerpont Morgan,
who died at Kastbourne, ICngland, was
burled Friday In tho family plot there,
according to word received yesterday at
Plalnflold, N. J., whero he molde his
homo. Mra King will return to Plain-
DIED.
GARDEN PARTY FOR FUND.
There will be a British-American the
atrical garden party for the benefit of the
Actors' Fund of America on the grounds
of the Staten Island Cricket and Tennis
daughter, Mns, Harry Horton Benkard , club at Livingston on Sunday, Saptem
of New York, were with her when eheiber 26, and Tuesday, September 28.
died. Funeral service will be held here I Many famous actors and ectreaso. have
... I promised to attend,
to-morrow. One of the honorary pall-1 Dan,e, FroJlmani prps1ent of the fund,
bearers will be Jefferson Hay Davla, a nBa approved plans for the entertaln-
grandson of Jefferson Davis. Mr. Bart- nent other ps trims and patronesses are
lett and Mrs. Benkard will take the body
of their mother to New York for burial.
Mrs. Bartlett was the widow of Col.
Franklin Bartlett one of the best known
lawyers of New York and for many
years secretary of the Sun Priming and
I'ublahlng company, lie also wa sec
retary of the Union Club and wa an
authority on National Guard affairs.
Col. Bartlett died April 23. 190.
Until the death of her husband Mrs.
Bartlett held a prominent place In New
York socletn but while maintaining her
membership In the Colony Club, she took
little part In social activities during the
last ten years. She wae a member of a
representative New York family. Her
father was the late Dr. Minturn Post of
Staten Island and New York, who mar
ried Mary A. IClng, She passed part
of each year In Colorado to be noar her
eon, who owns Cresta Blanca ranch, a
Blanca, Col. v
t ,mn II. Dougherty, jr.: sar. ana
Mrs. Samuel Hart Chase, Mr. Harry
lloiioway, all of Philadelphia.
Also Dr. and Mra. Charles Hltchooek,
Mr and Mrs S. Htnmon Bird. Mr. and
Mra. John Shipley, Mr, and Mr. George
H. Wallen. Mr. and Mra. Thomaa B.
Guilford, the Missee Guilford. Mr.
Bprogue, Mr. Harry Tripp, Mr. Harry
Gushing. Mr. Charlea H. Gibson, New
Yorkl Mr. Irving H. Chase, Mia Luda
Chase, Waterbury, Conn.i Mrs. Albert
Bond Lambert. Mr. Donald Leunbert
St. Louis; Mr. Augustus F. Goodwin,
.Mrs. Sewcll Barrel!, Bostoni Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson, Mrs. John O.
Poor, Miss Sally Poor of Washington
and Narragansett and Mr. J as aha
Helfetx, violinist and his sisters, the
Misses Heifeu, Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald
Pryor of Providence.
.Ilolloran Miller.
Miss Frances Weston Miller, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dt Miller
of 17 West Flf ty-fourth street waa mar
ried last evening In her home to Mr.
John Stephen Holioran, Jr., Of Mew
York by the Rev. Irving Maxwell Of
Camden, N. J. The bride waa gradu
ated from Columbia University three
years ago. Mr. Holioran. who 1 a son
of Mr. John Stephen Holioran of Corn
wall. N. Y., served In the air fore Of
the army In France a year. The couple
will live In thl city.
The bride, who waa given away by
her father, wore a dress of old ivory
band embroidered Chinese crepe. The
tell and train war of family point
lace. Her bouquet waa of white rose
and bouvardla. Her chief attendant waa
her slater, Dr. Laura Miller, who ha
adopted her father' profession of medi
cine. Her dress waa of lavender alUt
garlanded with pmk roea, and she car
ried a bouquet of Julia Ward rose.
The bridesmaids the Misses Ann Ry
der, Olivia Higglns, Bleanor Chw and
Frances Dowd, wore dresea of rose pink
crepe de Chine and carried pink rosea.
Mr. Russell Kent was the best man
and Messrs. Arthur and Charles Hartlck
were the ushers.
' HaaahStanton
Miss Call A. Stanton, daughter of
Mra Ella O'Qorman Stanton and the
late Mlahael B. Stanton and niece of
Mr.xJeraea A O'Qorman, waa married
jeifterday In th Church of the Holy
Solrlt on University Height to Mr.
Benjamin Haugh of IndlanapoiM by th
Rev. Father Moron. Th couple will
rpend their honeymoon In Atlantlo City,
Mr. Haugh 1 in the Insurance business.
with offices in Philadelphia and New
York.
Broker Wed Baltimore Girt.
Kn'Hal to Tn ScH Ave Kw To IfsilS.
Greenwich, Conn.. Sept 4. Mis
Eleanor Rockwell of Baltimore, Md.
and Mr. Dwlght Jeffery Smyth of New
York were married to-dag at th
of the nrtdi
to th summit of Mount Yokun.
Rich teen hundred mvttatlon were
Issued for the wedding, and the oldest
person who accepted and wa present
both at the church and reception waa
Mm J. Kamy Warren of New York.
who I In her 95th year and who Is
sending the season at Curtis Hotel
The nriae waa eaucaiea aoroaa ana
during the war waa In the motor corps
of the National League for Women'
Service and also wa In th Red Cross
canteen servtoe. Mr. Remington la
naval aviation construction engineer and
1 now stationed at th Great Lakes
Naval Training Station In Chicago.
Ml Ursula Harrison Baa-aged
gpretol to Th Son am Naw Yoaa Ru
WAgHWOTOM. Sept . Mr. and Mrs.
Fairfax Harrison announce the, engage
ment of their daughter, Ursula, to Mr.
Charlea Balrd of Th Plain, Virginia.
Th wadding will ak place In October
at th country home of the brldew
parent at Bel voir, Va, Miss Harrison
ha taken an active part In Washington
society and Is a member of th Colony
Club Of New Tork. She la a grand
daughter of Mr. Burton Harrison and
a niece of th Governor of th Philip
pin, Mr. Francis Burton Harrison.
FILM COMPANY SUES
ACTOR FOR $407,338
Vitagraph Alleges Larry
Stmon Has Violated Contract.
Um MMBJU. CoX, Bept 4. Albert E.
Bmlth. aa president of th Vitagraph
Company of America, began an action
In the United State District Court of
Southern California yesterday asking
4407,238 damage from Larry Seraon.
screen comedian, formerly newspaper
comlo cartoonist of New York. It is
alleged Seraon Increased the cost of
his production to an unreasonable fig-
MRS. MARTHA N. BATLBS.
Mr. Martha N. Bayles of Englewood,
N. J., widow of Robert Bayles, who was
president of the Fulton and Market Na
tional Rank for forty years, died Fri
day at the residence of her snn-ln-law
and daughter, Dean. Howard Chandler
Robhlns, of the Cathedral of St John
the Divine.
She had been 111 for more than a year
from ailments Incident to old age and
came ftom Englewood eeveral months
ago to be with Mrs. Robblns. While
Dean and Mrs. RobWns were at their
summer home In Hcalh, Mass., another
daughter Mrs. Mahlon L. Hoagland,
came here to care for her mother and
was with her when Bho died. Her hus
band died in 1900. In addition to her
daughter Mrs. Bayles leaves three
Meld In the near future.
eons, Robert N., of Caldwell, N. J. ;
Chester of Rockaway, M. J., and Will
lam Bayles of Now York. She was 77
years old and was born in Grand Rapids
and was married to Mr. Bayles in 1S65
MAJOR CHARLES B. WHITNEY.
Major Charlea Elmore Whitney of Bos
ton and Vineyard Haven, Mass., died
Thursday at the Massachusetts Homic-
pathlc Hospital. Major Whitney was
hnm at Watertown, Mass., In 1S50, and
during his life engaged in the manufac
ture of paper, an Industry which has oc
cupied members Of his family for three
generations. He is survived by a wife
and two daughters.
Miss Ethel Barrmore, Mlse Blanche
Bates, Ralph Delmore, William Fox,
Frank Gillmore, 8lr Thomaa Upton, R.
T. Rokeby, Norman 8. Walker, the
Acton,' Equity Association and the
Adore' Fidelity League.
The programme will consist of a
vandevllle and concert entertainment,
athletic events and a grand comic cricket
match between members of the Livings
ton Cricket Club and eleven comedians
of the profession.
HOLIPAY GREETINGS.
LEVY. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levy and fam
ily wish their relatives and frienas a pros
perous and happy New Year.
BIRTHS.
ARNTT.-Mr. and Mra, Charles L. Andt (nee
Florence Ilrownl announce the Mrth of a
son, llobert Henry. Btpt. I, IBM, at St.
Agnes Hospital, White Plains, N Y.
ENGAGED.
BKARnS II1LPENF1NGKR. Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Hlliianflnite.r of Ml T7th St., Brook
lyn, announce the engagement cf tlielr
danrtitcr, Hattle, to Mr. Arthur Leards,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Beards of IMi 3d
av., Brooklyn. No cards.
FRANKENSTEIN SILVERSTH IN. Mr. and
Mra. M. Sllvcrstctn of 00 Xt 177th st.
annnnnco tlis engagement of thslr daugh
ter, Nan Bllverateln, to flol. Frankenstein
of Ashevlllo, N. C. Ashevlll IN. C.) and
Kingston (N. Y.) papers pleas copy.
FREYKI'.-HtnsnHnEtn.-Mr. B. Hlrach
field of 4807 Sheridan road, Chicago, 111.,
announces the engagement of his daughter
Malvlr.a E. to Mr. William 8. Freyer of
Cleveland. Ohio.
HEnzcx; KASHOWITZ.-Mr. and Mrs. Mai
KashowttS of 110 Riverside Drive an
nounce too engaremont of thalr oaurtnter,
Brlvla, to Mr. jack Ilerzng, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thlllp Hariog of 674 Rtveralu
Drive.
LEFr-WIESEN. Mr. and Mm. Mas Wlesen
announce the engagement of thalr daugh
ter, Lillian, to Mr. Philip Loff.
WE1NTRAUB -RENDER. Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Brender of 04 West End av., an
nounce the engagement of ttulr daughter,
Dolly, to Mr. Abe H. Wclntraub of Now
York city.
WINKLETl - ITTORHriET.D. Mr. and Mrs.
till!. Htrshflild, 440 East Hist, announce
entat..:: i of thalr daughter, Sellna, to
Joseph Winkler.
MARRIED.
DR. ROBERTO ANCIZAB.
Buenos AIris, Argentina, Sept. 8.
Dr. Roberto Ancizar, Colombian Minis
ter to Argentina, died here to-day. Ho
LOST AND FOUND.
A reward will be paid for information lead
ing to recovery of 1018 Ford, black touring
body, motor No. 28H84S, license No. 33844,
N. Y., stolon from Ludlow and Rlvlngton
ate., New York city, Aiik. It, sbout 1 :0 P.
M. 8HERWOOD APJCSTINO BUltEAU. 08
William st. John S140.
LOST Between 40 Went SMh t. and second
bench nsar that entrance of I'ark, black
beaded bag, containing purse, bills, keys, gold
watch, Metropolitan Pys Works ticket. Please
return to Mrs. DE QEELIX, above addre
HANDRAG Left In tajlcah Monday night
black handbag, containing keys, tan leath
er case, allver fountain pen; reward. HOTEL
MARIE ANTOINETTE, apartment 43.
LOST Imported beaded bag, Nassau Hotel,
Long Beach, or Long Beach to Edgamare,
about 12 P. M. Wednesday: liberal reward.
M. STERN A CO.. 3,1 East 33d.
MBS. HOOKER SITES BALL.
Entertain for Daagatera at Bme
to Rooltbrtdge.
ffpecfal to Th 8c is Nsw Toik Huu.
Greenwich j Conn., 8pt 4. Mra Elon
Hooker gave a fancy dress ball for her
three daughters, the Misses Barbara,
Adelaide and Helen Hooker, at her home
in Rockrldge last evening. There were
About seventy-five young friends of the
Misses Hooker present, all of whom at
tended In masquerade costume. A sup
per was served at midnight Japanese
lanterns were strung about the lawn and
leading down to the swimming pool.
LOST Black travelling bag In taxi from
fenn. Station to I8t Amity st., Brooklyn;
reward in return or name. Phone Main H9.r,3.
LOST mlk ribbon bag containing check book,
fountain pen, money I riward. Apartment
g. r,no west iz:m, jj nuBgwae 4sto.
LficT Key,, Pelmont Tark; reward return.
BTRAVS3, 607 West 40th. city.
Jewelry.
A.-!.''0O REWARD.
Lost In New York city. Far Rockawav,
Lpng Beach or Long Branch, N. J., a plat
inum pin, 4 Inches long, 81 diamonds, 10
Oriental sapphires; ft of the diamonds are
large and ast In a row.
AND
A gold clgaratte case, Initials "T, W." en
outside. Inscription Inside.
AND
A woman's platinum and geld Princess ring,
1 iarga yellow, i white and 22 small dia
monds. Communicate with B. B. HOP
WOOD, B3 John St., New York city. Phone
Beekman bust
A LIBERAL REWARD
will be paid for return of a pearl nacklara
containing 109 Marls, with diamond clasp,
lost Soptomber 3 In Altman's, Lord a Tay
lor's or on street between both stores. Com
municate with E. P. HOPWOOO, SB John
at.. New York city. Phone Beekman 8087.
LOST On Friday afternoon between Guar
anty Trust Co.. Madison av. and tfoth at.,
and Floomlnsdala's;
1 diamond necklace
1 long diamond and platinum chain
1 gold bracelet with diamonds
1 platinum bar pin, diamonds, sapphires
1 aold wedding ring
In blue leather Jewelry box marked T. Kirk
where there Is an open stone fireplace. D,trCk a Co. A liberal reward will be paid
tttm lh. .rm.MV MAnl a kI.a4 I ... ... , ,. 11 A lif.'l n II! I (- I -r QC
AIUUIIU 1111. UIO J UU.1 ywy.B QAU.VICV U I III 11 IV.U1I1 ,v nuvi., ut.i v.",
during the evening and sang,
Among those present war Albert
Hooker and Wolcott Booker of Niagara,
N. Y. ; Frio Hedestrom and Mis Fernle
Ott Buell of
LOST Diamond bracelet, on the evehln
of August SO, betwesn Garden City and
Long Reach. Liberal reward. Return to
Mm A. T. HAV1T.AND. 14 Uassau Bouk-
Plttsburg : the Misses ! yard. Garden City. L. I.
Kingsbury, Ruth Hyde, Elisabeth Hyde,
Eleanor end Winifred Croft, Marjorle
and Edna Raatwtck, Elisabeth Lanier
and Katharine Lander, and Messrs Lum
ford Yandell, Hamilton and Bruce Hynd
man, Richard Croft and Leland & Still
man.
LOST On Friday evening. In neighborhood of
7th av. and 111th St., lady's gold wrist
watch and bracelet, octagon shaped; liberal
rewards 30 West 129'h St.; tel. Harlem TfoK
Mis Wltherapoon To Be Married.
Announcement ha been made by Mra
CBuncn ouiuuri TMuicivywu v .. ward
York of the engagement of her daugh- nphl
LOST Tuesday night, engraved narrow band
wedding ring, containing five diamonds
Reward return apartment 22, 110 Washington
place
i j-iar-niamund brooch, evenlns Aueust 81.
between t and 10:30, on 2 or t 8th av,
bus: reward. JOHN MEYER, 3236 Broad
way,
no questions asked, for return
ra and diamond bracelet, set In
ter, Mis Isobel Witherspoon, to s-f. I -- sMi nt at tns wets on or wa av.
Richard Hole, nephew of tho late Dean Rjojgth at. tmqiCLR CO., ao athav.
Hole Of RCtater Cathedral, England. 00 reward for return of Pltlnum and
Si.. sT- u . ..I,,,. I diamond brooch, lost between 60th st, and
Ml TOIoon l a AeTt-tat ameu Vontmarta.
granaaaugnier 01 jonn muiei-puuu, uu rREfCBTl CO.. ooo nw av.
FIRTH CAMFBTILL. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M.
Campbell of MO Jefferson av., Brooklyn,
N. Y., announce the marriage of their
dauchter. May Marnaret, to Mr. Albert A.
Firth of Nevada on Sept. J, 1020, at
Charleston, 8. C.
LEDOI'X BAIltn At St. Martin's Church.
London, by t!:s Rev. H. P. Bnoppara,
Thursday, August 20, Alice Benet Balrd
to Albert Reld Ledoux.
WEIL SELPDOHF.-Mr. Idolph Felsdorf
begs to announce the marriage of his
daughter. Belle, to Nathan V.eil of lime
boro. Ore., Saturday, Aug. 28.
DIED.
Alexander, Miriam
Bartlett, Bertha K.
l.nyles, Martha N
Hellls, Maria A.
Cotthelf, Joseph
Herrllch. Wilbur A.
Hugglns. N. E. DeW.
Ji iiiltian u.
llrion. lltt .seltlne J. Mufldon. Louise E.
Rieit. Sarah 3. MoT'.on, Mrs. F, M.
Ce.Ua, Domenlco Mcllugh, Michael E.
ChurehU' (" urtr D. Millllln, Elizabeth
Davles, Richard T. O'Brien, Gladys
Doney. lames, rilnn.i. Etellia B.
Eiatu, Sarah B, Renton, Frances R. G.
Elliot. M. A. O; da B. Rce, Reglna.
Eicchel, Andrew Turner. Charles W.
KlUpatrkk, Bridget M. Wheeler, Juliet H.
Eceney, James 8. Wilson. Josephine
Freeman. Lewis 0. Whitney, Charles H.
Goodman, Llpn.an Yeska, Joseph
t ttrmorlam.
Carroll, Ann McCue, Mary A.
Donnelly, Michael McOoey, Thomas
Dougherty, W. A. O, Reynolds, Bella O.
ggrrti, Thomas A. E. Bchattman, Julius
Llbnmn. Nathan. Tone. Mary
Mooschen. Frances W. Wlnterfjeld, Jennie
Of the signers of th Declaration and i(Xr(n(rd for diamond crown
stth pros dent of Prlnoeton. Her father , August s. between Ht. Regis
w.m mlaalonarv and nreacher. Miss I Plata Theatre, MARCUS 4 CO.,
brooch, lost
lintel and.
6ih av. and
wa a missionary and preacher. Mis I piaxa Theatre.
Wltherepoon waa in Red Cros work i fljgjg: .r n . r ,
during the war. ftSCSSS
porting business In this city. He Is a -pjnsjj OVARY, 821 East 68ih st.
member of Squadron A The marriage ol"
I to take place late In October. Wearing Apparel.
LOST In Lexington av. subway. Saturday
morning, at rvnwu -. win iravunng
ail lie - "ra " baa containing lady's drss and other artlcUa.
Tuta n. Am I Batard of 200 ! Address Miss O. B1TTERBEKG, A. O. Spald-
tir i 'snaw .i,ut Vi.a innnnnnl the 1 Ing Bros.. 1-9 Nassau St.
v. ni wt mmw , ...
ma uuroaaonaDi tig- . . ....v,,.. mi.. v. - , maT-Augui
tire, with th. aim of forcing th VJta- i .!ui "'-"T. -T"?;' 1 wrTr Oedney fta
CMS. Company to release fata frem hi. trZT TEtZ BTtrd bTong. tTOS
to an old Boaniah family, Mr. d. Ml- ; av., wut
UQBT--nera
contract, whloh called far twelve two
KS'SeSIi rST hLrJ.lZ ' s served as Second Lieutenant In
Five picture Hv oean releaaeo, ,,v n m.M Artnisrv. Ha I a
ha Just been completed, and niw., r.n.r and mambar
th Vitagraph d solar R I praothsdly . mnallon fratarnltr.
LOST August 1. sahle neckploce, at or near
r armp . him., . in-
with Miss LOUISE SCHU8SLER,
m. w"fw' H-n-w
'or Semac to deliver mora
than seven the first year In the case
of on picture it ia charged that, aside
from th usual studio expenses, 142,000
Mia Petti t to Wed Sept. 22.
Mis Sally Jean Pettlt and Mr. Donald
.P'r10-TOfl3',
e -f-a ;,r
aarvaa Mosholu fat
rceai. on Bmid-
arkwar and 238th
ibltg-MllwaiiK, lauor: rewra u r-
iiL ami iSiTav. Mm. SMTT
totvp NeckpUoei two beora marteo skins;
left in taxloab Wednesday night; liberal
reward. FLYNN, 141 West 7ith St. Bchuylar
817B.
ALEXANDER. Miriam, beloved Wife of
Harrv. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hanry
tlreenhera. Dassod to her eternal rest
c,., ,.,.,.,- 4 i.mernl from her Ute resl
deuce. ,s:i Bay 20th st., Bensonhurat, Mon
day, Beptemner u. at iu o ciocr.
ntoTTrw Tin TtiiiMria v. BeDtembar S
1820, at Colorado Kprlngs, Col., Bfcrtha
Klrg Bartlett, oldest daughter of the late
Mi(ry A. King nd Dr. Minturn Post of
Baywood, Clifton, 8. I., and Naw York,
furt widow o- Franklin Bartlett. Nolle
of funeral later.
t, , t-t r-c nn R.ntmher 3. 1920. In her sev
enty-seventh year, at tn residence of her
dauiuiter, Mrs. Mowaru u, kodoiui.,
York city, Mertha4. Bayls (nes Smith! .
wife of the late Robert Earlas of Englo
wond, N. J. Service at the Deanery of the
Cathedral of St. John th Divine, 110th st.
and Amsterdam av., on imonoay, oepiem
,.,. a it 11 A M. Interment orlvate.
Kindly omit flowars. Grand Rapid
(Mich.) papers please copy
BELUS.-At Oradell. N. J., September 2.
1020, Maria Ann Rellls (nee Demarextl.
widow of Hlrain Billls. Funeral services
held at her late residence, Oradell, N
J. Sunday. September at 3 o'clock.
BEFSON. Ilasseltlne Judson, widow of John
n Rraoii. on Sent. 4. at her residence.
H00 Hudson St.. Hobokcn, N. J. Funeral
private.
vnr"r-r Suddenlv. nn September 4. 1920. In
icranon. Sarah Shotwell Brett, widow of
Martin Wllt-sl Brett and daughter of the
late Benjannn Rl. f rice
CELLA. On September 4, 1B20, Domenleo,
beloved husband of Maria Colla, In his
67th year. Relatives and menus are In
vlteu to attend funeral at ni lata resi
dence, 083 Washington t., Hoboken, N. J.,
Wednesday. September 8, at 9 A. M.:
thence to Bt. Francis's Church, 3d and
Jefferson sta., lloboken, where a solemn
requiem mass will bo offered for the
happy repose of bis soul. Kindly omit
flowers,
CHURCHILL. Suddenly, on September 3.
120, Charles D. Churchill, aged 63 years,
beloved liusbaud of Mabel M. Baker. Fu
neral service at his lata residence, North
Ilackensack, N. J., on Monday, September
6. at 8 F. M.
DA VIES. On September S, 1B20, at the real
dene ot bis son, at Roslyn, L. L, Richard
Theodora, beloved hu'baad of Maty P.
Davl. Funeral private.
NEW YORK ffTArTER OF THE SONS
OF 71 ! II AMBR1CAN REVOLUTION.
It Is with the profoundest regret that
I announce th death of our beloved com
rade end vice-president, Richard T.
eavla, for many years a devoted and
yai member of this society. His loss
will be a personal on to every com
patriot. Oliver B. Brtdgmsn, President.
GENERAL SOCIETY OK MECHANICS
AND TRADESMEN,
Executlv Office.
20 West 44th 8trot.
Brothers Profoundly aenslbl ot th
EZEC11EI.. Andrew Esertiel, Oelnvefl hus
band of Maud, Funeral erv1e at
Sam Rthrhllira Chnpel, 208 I a av.,
Tuesday, September 7, 2 30 P. M.
FEMNEY.-Oa Hsptetnber 4, 1820, at Ms resi
lience, iiiu I in, Mln plan, James I, , b
loved husband of Man A. O'Connor anil
only sun ot Edward and Julia A. 1 eeney.
Funeral ervlo at the Church of Ht.
Ignatius, llni;er av. and Carroll it..
Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Septembor 7, nt 10
A. M.
FlTZrATtUCK.-On Reptemher 4, 102(1, at
her home, 61i2 West l2d et., Bridget Mnr
ray. beloved wife of Jams Fttrparrtok.
Reiiulom mass at Omrch of n Ilnse of
Lima, lO.Vh at., near Amsterdam av ,
Monday at 11 o'clock.
FREEMAN. Lwla Cnsll, bvleved hiifbend
nf u Hi, hi Q. and son of William F. and
Ella H. Herrlck, on September 4. Inter
ment Nasaau Cemetery, Nassau, Itens
aoluer cuunty, Now York.
GOODMAN, m Llpmsn. 70 year ef ge,
passed awny September 2. Interment at
Mount Juilah Cemetery, Septenrtier S.
GOTT11ELF.-
Kaphlatt Lodge, No. 1fli Ttrs1hrn Teu
are rviucsted to hi tend the funeral of our
livto brother. .Ineeph Detthelf, oa Sun
day, September R, nt 1 P. M., from Ms
late residence, 1.114 HtcliMns av , Brnus.
Mas Hililacter, President .
IIEItni.ICir.-Entered Into rest Sept. a, 1020.
Wilbur A. Ilerrllili, dearly heloyed and
youngest son uf May Kelser ami August
J lkrrllch, brother of Herbert J. Ilerr
li, h. aged 10 years H months. Service
Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clmk, at the reel
dene of his parents, lOM lirand Con
courso, near 170th St., Bronx. Interment
Wondlaivn Cemetery; private.
HIIGGINS-On September 3. 1020, Nobis Ed
ward Do Witt Hi. Skin.. In his 71st year.
Funeral services at his late residence, fskl
Riverside Drive, Sunday, Septembor 6. at
2 o'clock.
LYONS Jeremiah C, at his summer home.
Allenhurst, n. j fteptombsr 4, 1020. Mass
Mill be snhl Monday morning, September
0, 8 o'clock, St, Mary's Catholic Church,
leul, N. J. Itrmnt Mount Kisco Ceme
tery. MONDON. Mrs. Louise Ethel Mondon,
taughttt of Mr. and Mrs. A. Chanal of
Brooklyn, suddenly. Pail, Bepteniber I.
Brooklyn papers piles copy.
MOBTflN. Mrs. F. M., September 3, 1020. st
Laurence lluspltol. Broiutvllle. I mi
private.
Mcin'tlll. Michael Edmunil.-Members or
Pan Salvador coanen 174, nigwtj
lumbus, ar rQUtd 10 meet at 01th and
Madlnon av., Humliiy evouliui at 8 (. clock
and to attend thu requiem mass at St.
Ignatius Loyola Church, 84th st and Park
av., Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
McMILLIN. September 4, Elizabeth, daugh
ter or the late Mamuei lucmimn. nervicei
Stephen Merrltt Chapel, 121 sth av., near
21st St., Monday evening, 8 o'clock.
O'BRIEN. At Mount Vernon, N. V., Septem
ber 2, Gladys, beloved wife of John n.
O'Brien and daughter of Horace M. end
Josephine Field Woolley of San Francisco,
Cal. Funeral services at Mortuary
Chapel of Burr Davis k Son, IS South
4th av., Mount Vernon, Sunday, at .1
o'clock. 8nn Francisco and Los Angeles
papers picas copy, lntermint Woodlawn
Cemetery.
PILAND -Etelka Pi erian, suddenly, at Ms
nlla, Philippine Islands, September h in
her 2Mb year, beloved wtt of Lieut.
Julius Lynch l'lland, only child of Ellenor
Proctor Riley and of the late Ix-ster How
ard Riley, grandilaufihter of Frederick F.
Proctor. Notice of funeral hereafter.
RENTON. On September 3, 1020, Fi ances R.
i;reu, wire ot the late Aionso A. nen
ton. Funeral from her lain homa, 190
Alexander av., llronx, on Monday after
noon, September 6, at 2 o'clock.
ROSE Reelna, dearly beloved wit of Alex
ander Rose, devoted mother of William
and Sydney, cherished daughter of the Rev.
Bernhard and Fannie Hatnd dear tlstr
of Isidore, Walter ami Louis Han. Fu
neral from her late residence, 237 West
113th. on Monday, September 6, 10 A. M.
TURNER. On Sept. 2. 1020, Rev. CliarUs
William Turner, beloved father of Ethel
J., Edith J. nml J. L. Turner, at his resi
dence, 420 West 10th St. Services Cathe
dral of St. John the Divine, Monday at
11 A. M.
WHEELEll-On September 2, 1020, at Wing
dale, N. Y.. Juliet Htmgjrrtord, wife of
the late Bailey WDeelor. Funeral services
at her late residence, Sunday, September
5, at 2 P. It, Train leaves Grand Central
Station al 8:34 A. M., standard time.
WHITNEY. On Thursday, September 2. at
the Massachusetts Homoepathto Hos
pital, Boston. Mass., Major Ohnrlea Elmers
Whitney. Services will be held at "The
Elms," Watertown, Mass., Sunday, Sep
tember 8, at 2:30 o'clock. Burial private.
Please omit flowers.
WILSON. At Upper Montclalr, N. J.. Fri
day. September 3. 1020, Josephine, young
est daughter of th late William H. and
Cvnthla Wilson. Funeral ervlces will be
held at 200 Hellevue av., Upper Montclalr,
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
YESKA. On Thursday, September 2, after e
short Illness, Joseph Yeska, In his OOlh
yesr; beloved husband of Elizabeth N.,
devoted father of Mrs. Roealind H. Kasa
nln and th late Harry. Funeral wrvlcea
at Temple Israel of Harlem, Inox av.
and 120ih, Sunday, September 6, at 10:80
A. M. Interment at Beth El Cemetery
Members of Olympic Lodge, No. 88, K. ef
p., and Centennial Lodge, F. and A. M ,
ere requested to attend.
IN MEMORIAM.
CARROLL. In loving memory ef our deer
mother, Ann Carroll, who died 8oplembr
5, 1010. 8on and Daughter
.,. V lll. l.aal XfnnlVi'. mind TY1ABM
will be offered for the repose of his soul
on September 8 at 9 A. M. at Church ol
St Vincent Ferrer, Lexington av. ana
fldth st. Relatives and friends ar In
vited. DOUGHERTY. In fender memory of a be
loved and devoted husband and father,
William A. C. Dougherty, who entered
eternal life September 2, 1010.
HARRIS. In loving memory of Thome
Add1 Emmet Harrts, who died September
5 mis, from wounds received In action
on September 4, 1018, at Flsmas, Frano.
LIBMAN In loving memory of our dear
brother. Nathan Llbman, who passed
awny August 8, 1011. Gone but not for
gotten: may his soul rest In peace.
MOF.SCHEN. In loving memory of our be
loved daughter and sister, Trances W.,
Army Nurse Corps, who gave hr life for
her country at Military H'i'Plts J No. ...
Paris. France. September 7. 1018. Her
memory will always be cherished In th
hearts of thus who loved her most.
Father, Mother nnd Sister.
Mcrt'E In lnvlnr memory of Mary A. Mo
Cue. Died September 5. 1001.
McGOEY. Anniversary mass for th repns
of the oul of Thomas McOoey at th
Church of Bt. Mary Star of the Sea, ar
Rockaway, on Monday, September 8, at
8 A. M.
REYNOLDS In ever loving remembrance of
Bell plmsted Reynolds, died Sept. 8, 1008.
BCHATTMAN. Julius. In loving memory
ef our dear father, who departed this llf
September 4, 1007.
TONF Month's mind mass for til repns
of the soul of Mls Mnry Ton on Wedne.
day September 8. at 8 o'clock, at Chureh
of the Holy Name, 98th st. and Amster
dam ev.
WINTERFIELD Jennie, In leirlng memory
of our beloved mother, who died Septem
ber 1 1008. To live In th hearts of thos
you lo'v is not to die. Hr Loving Children.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
DANZIGER-Mr. and Mrs. Charle Dan
atoiv acknowlodlng th cordial wish of
their friends and relatives, desire to ax
press their sincere appreciation.
rch VTTMAN TH family of Tlnl Bchatt
man acknowledge with grateful pprols
tion th kind expressions of sympathy of
tlielr friends.
UNVEILINGS.
PFTDMAN. Tetta. (Th unveiling of th
monument to Verts Feldman (ne. St.rn
HchO. beloved wife and mother of
ijithanlel J., David H., Jamas, and Either,
end Leon tvidmnn, will tag
,. ., t Washington Cemetery. Section 2.
on S ndy. Septembor 5. 1920. at 11 A. M.
Friend, and relative, ar. cordially In-
wii.d to attend, no carai.
imi-iiiNIlERG Unveiling of monument In
K "memory ol : Oussl Krc-Tinberg. belov.d wife
Samuel Krohnberg ana aear meuwr m
Virnr. and Sylvia, Sunday, September
12 at 11 A Mm at Washington C.metsry.
la 4. Brwian.r Congregation. rle-
reat ln.s which this society has sus
talnnd, sorrow tul announcement 1 mad. J
01 me onus Ul pejiiirr rvicniru i. j ?. - . i.
vies on Sept. 3, 1020, l Tor 37 years a mem- .7,... "a friends Invited.
bar or the society, bo years or wmcn ne i --- . 0wln ta railroad
has cnUn.usly aad faithfully served in ' prEIFt R.-Psn'el. , 0"'nf ,0 r"r0M
th. f.U.w1ng capacities; In 1884 he was ; strike unv.lllng postponed.
an lnact.r ot eictin; iseo m ii, a glGMAN. unveiling ai i - . S
was .pent In excess of what would. Sheldon Roger, win oemarreaoep em- mKSLXSSrSi,
outlay. Paner. "er a in as nt. wen a. rice, room rai f,
liberal reward.
uno Hunning.
ri w K 3txbthlgrn mmmnfM
pntmtltut raaaonaki niitl&v Porra
m th. ens. war filed hv William If. Pettlt Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Seabury of Nw Tork and George W. Franklin peuii. ner lamer is preaiaent rgsrjTJSTiuTtcaM with lady's wearing
Penlmor Of 0 Angeles, attorney, of th Realty Company of America. Mr. -apparl. from auto Grand C.ntral Rtatlon;
Of th claim for damage 1386,000 I "Roger, an alumunu of Williams Col- reward. Phono Far Rockaway lioi, s.
asked because the company will receive lege, Is a son ol Mr. Edward 8. Rogers, : JACOBS.
frr fewer picture than called for by airector oi uie - ismhm w onni.
th oantract
membo ef the auditing committee, end
1888 t. 1897 as treasurer, and trm 1808
to til ttaa Of kll death as treasurer and
secretory (33 year a treasurer and 23
years ee ortary). holding these offices
longer then aa on. member sine. Its In
stltutlsn Tn 178".
Rud.lph P. Mlllsr. President.
Daniel T. Wilson. Secretary at Interim.
.Annnv t ... - T 171 mar t f 'Km rrh
. uvni f' 1 j,o -..-.. ...........
I B'way, 6ttlh at.. Monday, 10 A. M.
ELAM. Sarah Ellrabeth. wlf. of th let.
Thomas Elam. on naiuroay, repienioer s,
11)20 at New Brunswick. N. J. Notlc. of
funeral later. Baltimore papers pleas.
copy.
; ELLIOT -Mrs. Andrew Foster, at th sum
; mr rr.ldnc of hor son, rir. fleorre T.
Elliot, ntlaflylil. Me., M. a. irai. ue ii'iys.
Iillini,
....;,' of mv beloved wlf and our de-
vofd mother. Tlllle Bellgroen. at Union
Flelde Cemeten-. 8un!y. September 8.
1020 at 8 P. M. Rlatlv. friends and
members of Congregation Rodeph ShoUm
Invited
lte of the law
Andrew Foster Ell
j r? : 1
NOTICES OF:
Births De.!
Ensfrement Memorials
Marringes Confirmation
Annulments Lodf!?
mav bo telephoned foT nubli
ca'ion in THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD any time up to
midnifc-ht tor the noxt day 'i is-
Call h itzrov 6000.