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THE SUN 'AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1920,
jM.Harpcrr.yand
Miss Moulion Wed
at Far Rockaivay
3fr. find Mrs, W. A. Hiihot.i
filvo llccc'pj.lon for Their
Nleee.
In 81, John'. Cliurcli, I'm' llotkaway,
j kum ilay Mini Mnri tt MoiilKm,
d-wililer nf Mr, and Mra, p'ranhlln W.
Moulion of WnkrlloM, II, I., nml niece
of Mr, iiiul Mr. wllllnm Ayrnult H.
nl. wn. married tu Mr. J. Ilfiiry
Harper, Jr., n win of Mr mnl Mr, J.
Henry Harper of !! I'nik avenue, by
the Hnv. William lleneli OlniHli-il, heart
m.iator of Urn I'omfret Hrhunl, where
tun brliloKmom wim a alinlnit, While
urn k ii on In wi'in jiHHoniblliiK David
Manno. n pcronnl friend of Mr. ami
Jim, llarninl'H family, played violin
telv, At (ho oritan wan .lolin ('nulling,
KHiuiUt of Calvary Cliurcli. tlila rlly,
Tlm bride' brother, Mr. Krnnele B,
youlton, nave tier nwny, Mr. Melvln
i: H.nvln, lior niNlir, wna matron of
imnni, Tlio other nttcnilnntu were Mm.
OinlMin Pouplmrly, Mm, Itobert John
ion nml tlm MlwcR Ociiruilo .V. Well
Intr, flnrnh K, I.arhln, IUiIIi JenkM, Cnro
rialier nml 1'rllmr Ynlentlnc, n iileco
ft the brldem-onm, Camilla nml Cather
ine Moan, Kreilerleha nml Frnncen l'oor
wera (lower lrl. Mr, Jolm Harper
m beat imui for bin brother. Tim
inhere wero Moure. Courtlandt Dixon
Mum, (l'Donnell Ieelln, Hluourney II,
niney, Wllllnm r. Philip. Vim Dnxer
llurlon, Melvln K, Hnwln, Walter II,
llaton, Itnymonrt Chauncey, Kilwaril II.
I'entl'Mi, Oliver W, lllnl, Jr Murlon H,
Vyeth nml Krrilerlck A. Willie.
At Meadow Hell, tlio Iioiiho of Mr,
n ii J Mm. Hazard In Cedarhurat, tlio re
certlnn wna held, nnd u luncheon wiie
rveil under n mormiun on tlio lawn.
Amonjr tlie jruratn wero tlio brlde'a
mother, Mr, nnd Mm. J, Henry Harper,
Mr; mid Mm. Fletcher llurper, Mm.
rmnriH ft. Moulion, air. and Mm, It. M,
I, Harper, Mr. unci Mr$. Courtlandt 0,
Mom nml Mr. nnd Mm, Frederick
llhlnelandcr llrown, coualn of the
trlde; Mr. nnd Mm. Clmrlen I'mro Terln,
Mr. nnd lm, Duncan A. Holmes, Mlin
(lertrudo Htochwell, Mien llertlm Stock
veil, Mr, nnd Mm. Clinrlee It Leonard,
Mr. and Mm. I U Ilcnedlet, Jr., Mr.
H. J. HalKht, Mr, nnd Mm. William 0.
Harper, air. nnd Mm. I.. II, Valentine,
MIm Anne Valentine, Mr. nnd 'Mm.
Jluelianan Itoueton, Mlaa Clara; Harper,
Mr. nnd Mm. Clinrlea Hoone, nnd Mr.
r,d Mm. I. H. Drown. '
AIM Mr. Charles W. Loonnrd, Mm.
H. W. Sibley, Sir Ashley nml Lady
Bunk", Mr. nnd Mm. W, J. Houem,
Mln Helen Hoadlcy, Mm. Van lluier
Hurton, Mr. Henry Nlcoll, Mm. Will
Urn V. rhlllps, Mr. nnd Mm. nnnlel
Chauncey, air. and Mrs. I'etcr H. Olney,
Mrs. Mnrlon S. Wyoth, Mm. Oliver W.
Bird, Jr., Mr. nnd Mm. l-Tefleria u.
rhlllps. Mr. nnd -Mm. Adrlnti H. IirWn.
JuJca and Mm. Almet F. JcnUa, Mr. nnd
lira. Jainea H, i.nri(in, rror. nnu .urn,
Irvine Klaher, Mr. nnd Mm, Will
lira llrenton Welllnu', Mm, Pnvld Man
n, Mr. FdBnr W. Leonard, Mr. and
Mrs. Wharton Poor, mid Mr. nnd Mre.
Jltnry W. I'oor.
Mr. Harper and 1)1$ bride will live at
t: Kaat KlKhty-alxlh etrect.
Tor ailaa SeilK'vlrk'a AWditlnur.
Mra, Harry FedKwIck'a iViushter,
Mlai Adelnldo Redpvlek, will be married
in Mr. John Munroe, September at
Knlrcrott, the rountry place of Iho
. krlilc's unclo and nunt, Mr. niul Mm. J.
nieli fSteom, In I'ort Cheater. N. Y.
Guchts from tlili city will leavo on a
rrcclal car nttaelied to the train leav
lnc the flrand Central Terminal nt elx
mlnuiea after two o'clock, new time.
MI1 Mary Steem," coualn of the bride,
will be lier maid of honor, Tiin nttenn
ants will be Mm. aeorso Henry Warren,
'r Urn, FrancU H. llradlcy. Mm.
rhnrlca Reed nnd the Mlaacn Adrlonne
Ielln. M Symnhoroaa Ilrlated, Mnrlon
faw-y Plnamorn nnd Marlon Tlffnny of
Xew Yotk, nnd Jean Christian Ilullltt
of Philadelphia. Mr. Hen.y Munron will
Ve best man. The uahors will bo Meaera,
H. Paul Chapln, C. Frederick From
Inshani, Jr, O. irncculloch Miller. H.
'Hllatln Pell and Qeorpo M. nuahmorn
rt tlila el'y, nlchard C, Evnrt.t nnd
fhulcs Weston of Hoaton, and Fred
lnH W Hubbcll of Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Srorrtaon llnirlton.
ttmotinccment wn mado hero ycater
ht of tho marrlane In Folbrklfro Church,
r:irdKe. Surrey, KnKland, AuRljst 3.
Mlsa nnaallnd Hnxeltnn, daunhter of
M and Mre. Benjamin Franklin Hazel
"a of New York, to Mr. HAbort P. Mor
ri'fin of New York, eon of. Mr, and Mr.
Jwln J. Morrlaon of Yonkem. The
Ttmony wIib performed by tho vicar,
he Itcv. n.' W. Clinch. Mr. Morrlaon,
'.'ter three yenrs nt Dartmouth College.
irrailuatcil from tho department of
iwhanlcal enBlncerlnsr of tho Maasa
hUFctta Inatltuto of TeehnoloRy. He la
'r.nced nt present In InntnlllriK Rpeclal
Mclilnery and putting- Into operation ft
manufacturlntr plant at IxiBslncs, Del
ilsrn. Tho engagement wna announced
ht cprlng nnd tho wedding was ar
ranged to take placo hero In August,
"it when Mr. Morrison was prevented
'rom returning to America she went to
England for the ceremony.
IliillneU Ilenillnsr.
dipt. David Ncllson Bulloch, who wan
A'slstant Marino Director of tho Port
Jf New York during tho war. and Miss
"atoll Malnlna Ilcadlng. daughter of
w and Mm.' Conicllus Heading of
n'haken, N. J wero married last
'venlnn In tho Presbyterian Church at
Harrison, N. r by tho Rev. William
och, father of tho bridegroom nnd
!stor nf tho church. Tho brldo was
Wended by Miss Esther T. Bulloch of
"rrlson, a sister of tho bridegroom.
J best man was Mr. George Bulloch.
ushers wcro Mcasra. Robert Hay
JfXeiv York, J. It. Welsh. George Moul
'n Memo and William Bulloch. Jr..
Letter of tho bridegroom.
STORE OPEN
56Q 3lftU AUSy
Last day of Riddance Sales
groups are limited-sizes broken
$135 to $225 Gowns $58 $75
for day or evening wear.
$175 to $250 Dresses 75 $95
Last of the tailored styles.
$50 to $75 Sport Coats $18-425
$95 to $125 Day Coats and Wraps
$45 $65
A small group of dark and light shades.
PER801TAL IKTTJ.IJQENOE,
New VorU,
Mm, Wllllem aoddanl of Providence
nailed for Kurope on Thnmdny on hoard
tha Franco,
. ' .
The MImm Almy and Marlon tHlhert
(Illford am Btieeta of Mm, Tracy Moron
nt I Just Hampton, U I,
Mr, 10. Coater Wllmerdlnf.' Iiai pur
chaaed an apartment nt 103 lEaat fleven
lynflli alreet for hlu future home,
Mr, ami Mm. A. Murray Younir, after
on abrence of aeveral month uhroail,
will leave Kuropo to.ilay for New Yorlt,
Mm, Clark William tin cone to
CnnnndalKun, H, Y from I'ort Cheater,
In lin a mieal of Mr, Frederick F,
Thonipeon,
Mr, mid Mm, Howard K, Hurra atari
tO'ilay for a two weeka' tour by nutn
niohllo to the Will I ii Mountain by way
of Nnrravanaott I'ler ami Newport,
Mm, Clinrlea T, Cook wilt bo lo (Ireen
wlch, Conn,, from Hlberpn, N, .! lata
thl month tnvlalt hurion nnd dnuHliler
lnlaw, Mr. and Mm, IJdwnrd Dlmond
lllnl.
Mr, nnd Mm, Joaeph F, Htlllnian and
their ilauehtem, the Mlaae Man, Mil
died and Ituth Stlllmnn, will return In
Now York from fionthanipton, 'Hcplem
her 13,
Mivnml Mm. 5larTin W. I.lllioton, Jr.,
Iiiivii left Mount Klncn, Mo,', and nre
ort'iipylnft the home of hi parenfa In
I'lnndome, I I until they return from
Kurope,
Mr. nnd Mm. Jnme llrown Million
nml MU lMm Mnbon, nvrompanleil by
Mian Hence Carhart, will ald for Eu
rope Hcptember 21. Ml Cnrhart I
vlnldnir Mm. ltyht Htranco and Ml
Mary Dnnforth Htraimo In the Adlron
dacha, v
Mia Allen Carpenter nml Air Itegl
iiaM 1'iirmnn tfiivn n (innll rccuctlnn
In Ht nlKht nt 0 Kaat KlKlith atrrel for
Mm, Charle Farmun, who returned re
cently from Scibln, nnd Sir John Foater
FruBor, who will rail for Kncland to
day,
The nian luRo of Mlaa'Thcreae Qimnti,
dniiRhter of the late Anton J. Uuanu,
to Mr. Henry Norman Eyre will take
placo thl afternoon, In tho Fifth Ave
niiO' I'reabyterlan Church. Owlnir to
tho lllnee of the brldeKroom' mother
none, but relative will wltne the mnr
rliiRC,
In St. Jamea'HvChurch, Wnrrenton,
Vn., to-day, Mfai fiuaan Townaend
(Jroome, daushtor of Mr. nnd Mm,
Harry C, Uroomo of I'hlladclphln wilt
be marrlul to Mr. ltobert Toland 2d of
thnt city. A reception nnd breakfnat
will follov, at tho country place of the
brldo's purunte, ntnr Warrenton.
Mm. If. Werthelm Van Helikclom nnd
her ilnuchtem, who have been with Mr.
and Mm, Henry HcllEtnan at Shorelanda,
ICIberon, N. J., alnco tho early summer,
will anld on board the Olympic septem
Paris. Mr. and Mm. Bellcman will go
to tho Virginia Hot Spring early next
month. '
YVtifthtnutO".
Silas Hlla Whitney haa returned from
a visit In Richmond, Va.
Mlsa Cathrrlno Weller ha returned
from Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Annln Ornhnm Hume, daughter
4f .Mr. and Mm. Charlea Hutiu has re
turned from a visit on Long Inland.
Lleut.-Col. nnd Mrs. Henry r Cooper
have arrived In Wnshlngton, where Col.
Ctioper has been unsigned to duty In
tho otllco of tho Chief of Infuntry.
Becretary of the Navy Daniels will
return to Washington this morning from
n speaking trip tliroUKh the middle West.
Mm. Daniels returned lust night from
Atlantic City.
Mlsa Elizabeth Walter, daughter of
Mrs, Frank Walter nnd slator of Mm.
Arthur llrown, I visiting In Wchmond,
Va. Shn will attend school this winter In
Staunton, Va.
Secretary of tho Treasury Houston
went to New London, Conn., yesterday
to uttend tho graduating exorcises of
tho Coast Quard cadets. He will go to
Woods Hole. Mass., over tho week end
to visit hi family and return to Wnsh
lngton enrly next week.
Newport.
Mrs, Grcnvlllo Kane of Tuxedo Park
registered nt tho Casino yesterday.
Commodsro and Mm. Arthur Cnrtla.A
James returned to Newport frpm Now
York' yesterday aboard the Aloha.
Flags wera displaced, yesterday In
celebration of the anniversary of Oliver
Hazard Perry's victory on Lako Hrlo.
A cablegram announces tha arrival
of Lieut, and Mrs. Paul FItz Simons
and Mr. William Henry Vanderbllt, son
ot Mrs. Fits Simons, In Peru.
Mr. nml Mm. W. Storm Wells and
Mr. Edward J. Brpwlnd wll sail or
Europo tho last week In September.
Mr. Stuart Duncan returns from Eu
rope next Friday.
Social Xotes.
Mm. Lyman Bartlett of Englewood,
N. J has purchased nn apartment at
B5 East Slxty-flfth street for her Now
York residence.
Capt Charles E. Qulcko has returned
from Kasthampton, where he was a
guest of Mr. and Mm. N, J. Hess.
Miss Margaret Linton aientworth.
who wont abroad In June, has. returned
to her home at 110 West Eighty-fourth
street While In Belgium she was pre
sented to Queen Elizabeth at tho sum
mer palaco nt Lacken.
ALL DAY TODAY.
MR. L; SUFFERN TAILER WILL
WED MISS CATHERINE HARDING
WL.& '..!& .
l'liutu hy IMi.llry llot,
MISS CATHDRINE HARDING.
Dmi'litor of Mr. nml Mrs. J.
Horace JFartlintT lo Jlo
n Bride.
Mr. 'and Mm. J. Horace Harding of
OCS Fifth nvenue ami Thornton, Hum
son, N, J., yesterday announced the en
gagement of their older daughter, Mlaa
Catherine Harding, tp Mr. Lorlllard.Buf.
fern Taller, son ot Mr, T. Uuffcrn Tullcr
of Now York and Newport. Tho en
gagement wna reported u week ago
while Mlas Harding was n guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Taller nt Honeysuckle Lodge,
their placo In Newport, but not com
firmed at tho time,
Mlaa Harding mado her debut last No
vrmher at a ball her parents gavo In
the llltzCnrlton, Her younger brother,
Lieut. Charles U, Harding, U. H. A., then
was a cadet at West Point, and 100 ot
his fellow rndcts wero nmong the guests.
Mlas Laura Harding nnd Mr, Wllllnm
narclay Harding nre her other brother
and slater.
Before coming to Now York to live
Mr, nnd Mm. Harding realded In Phil
adelphla. Her mother Is n daughter of
the Into Charles D. Ilnrncy nnd n grand
daughter of tho late Jay Cook, financier
of Civil War times, Her father I a
epeclal partner In the banking nnd brok
erage) flhn of Charles D. Harney & Co.,
nt IS Broad street, and Is n director of
twenty-five lending financial nnd Indus
trial corporations.
Mr. Taller' father also Is Identified
rromtnentty with tho financial district,
being head of the firm of Taller & Co .
nt 10 Pine atreet. Ills mother, who was
Miss Maude Loulae Lorlllari!, daughter of
tho lata Plerro Lorllfard, was married to
M. T. Suffern.Taller In 189S and their
son was born on Christmas Day, 1897.
His mother now Is the Hon. Mrs. Cecil
Paring of London. During tho war he
enlisted In tho navy and served two year
with ttjo rank of ensign. For eomo time
he was stationed nt Washington,
Mr, Taller Is n descendant ot Thoman
Suffern, ylo built part of the famous
icw of houses on tho north lde ot Wash
ington square, In one of which his late
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. K. N, Taller,
lived during their married life,
ails Ilrlenn Whltehnuae o Wed.
Mr. nnd Mm. Henry J. Whltehouae ot
Hldgewood, Moiyit Klaco, N. Y., have
announced thu engagement ot tholr
daughter, Mlsa Hclcno Whltchouse, to
Mr. Charles C. Walker of Boston. Miss
Whltchouse, who was Introduced to so
ciety last winter, Is ,n granddaughter of
the ate William Fltihush Whltonouse,
for many yenrs Identified with the Hfo
In Newport, whore no nan a vma, East
bourne Lodge. Her mother was Mini
Ethel Duntxe, daughter of Sir George
Duntze, Bart. Mlas Whltehouso Is n
nlcco ot Mr. Sheldon Whltchouse, now
attached to tho State Department In
Washington, who will marry Miss Mnry
Crocker Alexander, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,
on October 14. Mr. Walker la tho aon
of Mrs. William Bentley Walker of Bos
ton and Hlghwood, Manchester by tho
gsa, Mass. Ho was graduated from
Harvard. He Is a member of tho Union,
Somorset, Tennis and Bacquot, Myopia
Hunt, New Biding and other leading
clubs In Boston, .
American In Parts.
Special Corrapofidenca to Tun Si'N and New
Yosk BewiD. x
Paws, August 28, The following nre
among the Americans recently register
ing at the office of the New York Herajd
of Paris:
Mrs. Norma Lutge, Itcno Ilubert, Mm.
George E. Ido, Lieut. John Jny Ide,
U, S, N. R. F.; Mm. Edward V. Hart
ford, Mlas Hartford, Alfonso Arblb
Costa, Joseph E. Fltzpatrlck. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Bublen and. Vanco
riarle. of New York.
Miss Josephine Carter, Mlas Mary,
Carter, Sweetwater, Tenn.
Mlsa De Witt Chatham, Winston
Salem, N. C.
Miss J'iHa n- Scott. Charlotte, N. C.
Mlsa Cora Adele Pulver, Tarrytown,
N. Y.
Frank II. Stewart, Boston.
Fred Dawson 'and family, Albany,
Oregon.
Joseph Pelffcr and Mrs. Anna, K.
Walters, Bochester, N. Y.
Richard N. Henry, White Plains,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mm. Ed. Fntrbalrn. Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mr. Jno. E. Smithies, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Byan, Mrs. E. Ellia
Schuyler, Philadelphia. ,
Mrs. Henry K. Dovereux, Mrs. J.
French Devereux, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lieut. Kawin c. miss, rroviaence,
R. I.
John It. Cox and John W. Jenkins,
Washington.
Mrs. Richard Nott Dyer, East Orange,
N. J.
Plerro Lolsel Papln, St. Louis.
Lieut. E. H. Conlcy, U. S. fl. Fred
erick. William Stophonson. Raleigh, N. C.
Leonora O'llourke, Seattle, Wash,
Frances Goodwins, Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Do Joughly, Tucson.
Arizona. '
Mr. and Mrs. Emlle A. Auflebert, Chi
cago. Captain and Mm. Henry B. Kane,
Narragansett. R. I.
Henry Well, Jackson, Mich.
Jj.i.1.
RESORT NOTES,
llretlon AVnmU,
Mm. T, 11 HArdenberg (if New York
I nt the Hun act Hill House at Niignr
Hill, where Mr. and Mr. F, II, Kennnrd
nnd Mis Mario Kennnrd, J. J. Lynch
Prondergnat, Mr. nnd Mm. Clinrlea
Owen, Mr. Franklin Hyder, W. W.l
Wewbury nnd Mr nnd Mm. Clinrlea II,
Keys are Into arrlvala, the latter motor
nig from tho Balaam nt Dlxvllle Notch,
Messrs, F. A. Merrill and Abner Mer
rill nf the Hal an ms have returned from
n fishing trip to Lako Parmacheiioe,
Mo., wli ci n they oveurcd u splendid catch
ut land locked salmon,
Arrival nt tho llnliam thl week
Include Mm. M. . Allen Ileynoldn nnd
Mm. M. Ilnnlett of Manhattan, motoring
to Bretton Woods; Df. and Mm. Bcott
Lord Smith of Poughkeepale, .V, Y.j M.
12. McDowell nnd party, Mr, nnd Mr.
Frederick Prime Delaflcld, Mia Mar
raret fleer of New York, who I tourllig
with Mrs, Walter L. Preaton and party
of Providence j Theodore Campbell, Mm.
Campbell and Mls.i Helen Campbell of
Philadelphia,
Mr, And Mr, IVlwIn A. Landell nnd
family of Philadelphia have arrived at
thn Mountain View llnuae from Lake
Mohonk to spend the nutuinu reaeon at
Wliltoflcld.
Dr, Oertrudo Walker of Philadelphia
ha returned from u year's tour of China
nnd tha Orient nnd hna opened Pine
Knot, nt Whltefleld, where her niece
and nephew, Elizabeth and Itlchard V,
Walker, are with her.
Mr. and Mm. W. Barton Eddlsnn of
Ardaley have nrrlved at the Mountain
View for tho autumn scuson,
Mm. C. Do Hcrodln nnd Miss O, Par
rons have arrived at the Mount Pleasant
from Lenox by automobile.
At tho Mount Washington nre Mr. and
Mm. J, It. Young of New York, Mr. nnd
Mm. F. C. Cnae nnd Mr. and Mm. H. E.
Caso of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mm. J,
U. Henley and party of Chicago.
Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Stowart Lee, with Mr. C.
Stewart I-ee, Jr., ami Mr. Louis Lcc,
havo arrived at tha Homestead from
Wilmington, Del,, for a visit ot several
week.
Mr. J. Montgomery Scara has arrived
from Boston to remain until October.
Mr. and Mm, Charles Wiggins arrived
from St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. John P,
Knable from Pittsburg nnd Mr, and Mm.
Ocorgo A. Clynn and Mr, John A. Black
from New York.
Mr. and Mm. Robert Black have
closed their cottage and left for Cincin
nati. Mr. and Mrs. Luis S. Vlllaller of Ha
vann have arrived to join the Cuban
colony nt tlio Homestead.
Mr. nnd Mm, William Chappelle of
New York gavo a luncheon yesterday
at the Oaks. '
Mrs. William Roas Proctor left for
New York after passing three weeks at
the Homestead.
Wbltn Sulphur .Iprlnga.
Gen. and Mrs: Luko E. Wright nml
daughter, Mlsa Elcctra. Wright, of Mem
phis, Tenn., who havo been spending
the summer at the Oreenbcler Hotel,
have left for New York, where thoy will
spend a few weeks before returning to
their home,
Miss Marlam McMurtry of New York
yesterday achieved the feat ot swim
ming the full length ot thu pool forty
eight time without stopping.
Among the Into arrival! from New
York aro Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Good
sell, Mm. Thomas Broadhunst, Christy
Payno, Charles W. Luko and Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Tarkcr.
Tho Berkshire!.
Rain yesterday forced the managers
of St. Paul's Church fair at Stockbrldge
to hold it In thj TdWn Hall Instead of
on the, Sedgwick lawn. William Marshall
Bullitt was In general charge, Mrs.
Alexander Sedgwick noured tea nnd
among thoso having oversight of tables
wero Mm. Norman II. Davis, Mrs. Will
lam G. Havlll, Miss Margaret French,
Miss Mabel Choate, Miss Mary Weyman.
Mrs. Phillips Blagden. Mrs. Loyall Allan
Osborno, Mrs. Edward B. Owen, Mrs. J.
Woodward Haven, Miss Marlon C. Bid
well nnd Mrs. Henry Ivlson Parsons.
Miss Loutso M. Isclln of New York,
Mm. Gcorgo Seymour Hastings of New
Haven and Mrs. Dwtght Jlolbrook ot
Richmond Hill, L. I., are nt Heaton
Halt In Stockbrldge for September.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank T, Hopkins of
Frcsbrcy nnd Mr. and Mrs. Walton P.
Klngsloy of New York are at tho Red
Lion Inn at Stockbrldge whllo touring I
tho mils.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond t. Baker en
tertained a largo dinner party nt Holm-
wood last night.
air. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate went
to Mt. Klsco yesterday. Three of tholr
children are to remain with their grand
mother. Mrs. Jo.-eph H. Choate, In
Stockbrldge.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hala of
Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mm.
Brow'n Caldwell In Stockbrldge.
The Speaker of the House, Mr. Fred
erick .11. Glllctt, and Mrs. Glllett ot
Washington aro at the Greenock Inn at
Lee.
Mr. Wllllnm Ellery Sedgwick has re
turned to Stockbrldge, after a three
months' visit In. Rome. Mr. Richard
T. Fishery Boston la with Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Sedgwick.
Mrs. Nicholas Dn Teresa of Chicago
Is the guest of Miss Helen V. Drako
at Lenox.
Marc Klaw Back
With Rights for
Foreign Plays
Huh Joromo K, Jcronio'H
'rook,' -Sonyn,' Tiny From
Polish, nml Othor Novel Hob,
After more than three month In Eu
rope, Inulmllnii a trip lo the haltlellolila,
Mnro Klaw returned hy the Adriatic ye
lurdiiy, MnNt of tha tlmo lm spent In
London, nml ha arranged to bring hero
four play eatalillahed as auccranea
nhrnad, He alaoNohtalned the Amerl
ran right to revcrnl other, Ho nml hi
eon, under the firm name of Mrq Klaw,
Inc. will produce several of these play
In New York thl venunn,
"Honya," a dram of love, from the
Polish by (latirloln Ziipolnlm, will he pro
diioed In New York In October, featuring
Otto Krugcr, Emanuel Belcher will
Mneu It It I populnr In Poland and In
Central Kurnpe, Mr. Klnw ald, A prom
Invnt young actress will haw tho leading
lemlnlnn rule,
"I nlai) have tlm Ame'rlcnn right with
i the Coburn for tlio beat comedy I aaw
In London," raid Mr. Klaw, It I 'French
Leave,' and It la by a now Ilr It ah humor
1st, HegliiRlirilerkeley, The Coburn nro
in reiieiimn In the n ay now nnd It will
be produced In Htamfnrd on Heptembor
SO, I think It will be u lilting successor
to Tho Belter Ole,'
"Our new linn will alan prennt 'Cook,1
n farce comedy hy Jrromn K, Jerome, It
has been' very popular at the Klngawny
Theatre,
"A now opi-rntm hy Hinorkh Knlman
nio will ho part of our ohohk pro
ginmme. It I called 'Hnllnndwclbchen1
nml I running In Vlennn, 1 predict
thnt It will bring thn wnltt back In
America, A llhieiln Is by thn author
oi Tiia .Merry wmow,"
'"Fixing It for Archie' I nnother play
that we Intend producing, It I a farce
comedy adnptod from ' tlio French by
lan nay."
Tho new Klaw Theatre, Mr, Klaw
aalil, bring built In Weat Forty-fifth
atreet to housu tho Klaw production
will havo soma Innovations, notably n
new bleu for n loiinga downelnlm, Thn
augguatlon for thl nml other feature of
the house, he ami, ho got abroad,
"Lord Itlchard In thn Pantry," running
at tho Criterion Theatre, with Thnmaa
C, Dngnnll'a company, Including Mlaa
t'nnnin Kill as. wll tie brought in Amcr
'en with the English cast nt thn con
clusion of Ha run In London by Mr.
Dngnnll nnd myself," continued Mr,
Klaw, "a we have formed u partner-
shin for the American tour, Tho play
ha been on In England for month, but
I am hopful that New York will see It
ahnrtly after the New Year."
Mlas Lola Fla.icr returned to nwnlt
a London nppearancn In klnm Kum
mer' "pood Orncioui, Annabcllc,1'
MET AT SEA, WED IN JAPAN.
i
Imirs Itniuloliih niut Mlaa Dorothy
Mann Married.
Now reached New York hint night
from Yokohama of tho marriage there
yeiterday of Mlas Dorothy Mann of San
Franc sco to Mr. innc itnnuoipn or ew
York, son ot Mrs. Marlon Itandolph of
122 East Elghty-aecond street.
Tho wcddlnir Is a chapter In a trnna
paclllo romance. Mr. Rnudolph started
oti a buelnes trip for the General Mo
tors r.irnorntlon nearly a year ago. Fel
low naaaengers on board thn steamship
from San Francisco wero Mm. Seth L,
Mann of Kan Franrlaco nnu her iaugn
ter. Mlis norothv Mann. They met nnd
nn attachment sprang up between tho
vnunr tieonle. Mrs. Mnntl and her
daughter went to' Calcutta, returning
eevernl month inter to sun jthiicibco.
On August 21 they sailed again from
that port for YOKoimma, wncm may worn
in in Mr. rtnndolnh. who for the pres
ent Is stationed In Japan. The wedding
followed, -
Mr, Itandolph nnd hi brldo nro not
expectod to return to Now York until
Chrlstjnns. During tho war ho served
In France two year, flmt with the Ninth
Infantry of tho Second Division and
nfterwnrd In tho cavalry, and partici
pated In several major engagements.
DR. FORRAS TO BE U. S. QUEST.
Pnnnmn'a Prcalilent-clcrt lllvHed,
to Vlatt WoalilnKton.
Special lo Tu Hc and Nsw Yosk HraAtr.
Washington, Sept. .10 Dr, Bellrarlo
Torras, rrealdont-elcct of Panama, who
In now In New York, has been formally
Invited by the United States to como
to Washington next week n tho na
tion's guest. Ho hnd planned to stny
whllo In the city with J. E. Lefevre,
Socrctnry of tho Legation of Panama
and Chargo d'Affaircs ad interim, but
us tho nation's guest ho will be pro
vided with n nulto at tho New Wlllnrd
Hotel. He will be accompanied by his
secretary, who Is his brother.
Mme. Porraa will not come to tho
capital, as she la unable to leave her
baby, but w111 await hor husband In
New York.
Mr. Lefevre, who was In New York
With Dr. Porras, haa returnod to Wash
ington, accompanied by his elstor, Miss
Romano Lefevre. Dr. Porras will as
sume his now duties October 1.
nnby Horn lo Hippodrome Sinner.
Tho Hippodrome' vital statistics de
partment reports the birth of a girl yes
terday to Mr. and Mm. Frank Maurice.
The father la a singer In "Good Times."
Little Miss Maurice la tho second baby
to bo born to Hippodrome performers
since tho season opened.
NOTES OV THE TIIKATItES.
Hetty Alden; Ward do Wolf end Edwin
..' ...... .lh Alio, nrnriu In "Anns
Ancenda," In which Mlas Brady comes to
th l'layhouas a week from Monday,
The visit ot tha aaltora from tha Bpanlah
cruiser Alfonso Kill, to th Hlppodromo
veaterday afternoon and Thursday ao Inter
ettad Marcellne, the Hlppodromo clown, that
ht aought thorn out utter hta turn and
learned that threo of them wera from hta
Uoma town, Zaragoaa, nnd two ot them
proved to ba eons of his boyhood playmates.
With "Th Lady of tho Lamp" remaining
Indefinitely t the Republlo Theatre, Earl
Carroll announcea that on Monday he will
begin to aelect tha cast for tho aecond com
pany of hta Oriental drama, whleti la
scheduled for Iloaton, Philadelphia and a
tour of the coaat.
To-night at the Fraieo Theatre Mlaa Amy
Lowall, the poet, will be a guest of Mar
garet AAllln, having made tha trip from
Boston to aee Mlaa Anglln In "The Woman
of Bronze."
Tho 100th performance of "Cinderella on
Broadway" will be given at tho Winter
Garden at tho matinee to-day.
The portera at the Wintor Garden are now
wearing handsome now uniforms of dark
mauve broadcloth trimmed with gold braid.
IlohearaalB bogan yeaterday of "The Pass
ing Show ot 101' In which Willie nnd
Eugene Howard will be starred the coming
teaaon.
Thero was a dreas rehearaM yeaterday at
the Bhubort Theatre ot "The Olrl In the
Private Iloom," a musical farce by Edward
Clark, which Messrs. Bhubert wlH produce
at the Globe Theatre, Atlantic City, Monday.
George V. Hobart la at work flnlahlnr the
bonk of "Gua Edwards's Ilevuo ot 1020."
Arthur "Busa" User, the buali leairue humor
ist. Is contributing a comedy baseball
scene.
Tom Burke of the lloyal Opera, Covent
Garden, London, who vfll make hta Amer
ican debut under the direction of William
Morris at the New York Hippodrome Octo
ber 3, aalled yeaterday from Liverpool on
the Carmanta. Mr. Burke will flret.aing
In the Fontlaa Theatre, Saranac Lake, N. v..
on September SI, to help raise 180,000 to
psy the deM f Ht. llernard's Cal hollo
Church and Lady of the Lako Hospital.
PARIS PROBES DEATH
OF OLIVE THOMAS
Polfionliiff of FUm AclroflH Fol
lowing OlMmpnffno Orlon
Stirs Audiorltlcs.
IVtms, fiept, 10, Thn Trench police
have begun a thorough Inveatlgntlnn
Into thn death ot Ollvn Thomas, an
Amarlcnn moving picture notres, who
mircumbrrt this morning to polann taken,
U In paid hy mistake, aaverwl day ngn,
The niilhnrltlea hnvn lamied n permit
fur the emhnhulnff nf thn body of Mlas
Thnmaa, hut hn yet hnvn not nana
tinned Its shipment tu thn United Hlntes
nn bonrd the Htenmahlp Mntiretnnla,
nailing from Cherbourg Heplemher IS,
Investigation nltn s being madn by
the pollen nf alulHtrr Tiimnra of cocaine
orgies, Intermingled with champagne
dinner which Inated Into the early houra
of the morning that havo been afloat
la thu American colony and nmong thn
hnjitues of tho French cinema world
dining the lant week,
To-night In the Amite prlaon thn police
Were cloaoly-iietlonlnK a man named
tfpaldlng, said to ho a former American
iirmy Captain, who wn nenlcnccd to
nix months In Jail lat Monday for
vending cocaine,
In connection with tho (loath nf Mian
Thomaa the pollen nay they dealro to
Interview Jack Plckford, n motion plo
turn nctnr anil huabnnd of Mlas Thomas,
and also a woman friend of tlm nctreaa
who Is said ,to hnvn nccompnnled Mlaa
Thomas during hr Inst pilgrimage to
thn Mnntinnrtro district Hnturday even
ing, Mr. Plckford to-day left tha lilt
Hn,tol, 'where hu hnd been stopping, and
has taken up iiuurters In tho Hotel
Crlllon, Ho declined to rccelvo visitors
to-day, Tho physician who la In ut
tendaiico on Mr, Plckford said hu wnit
In it very bad statu of health.
Tu (IiiU Junk Plckford.
I'ollco Commissioner Docrocq enld thin
evening thnt ho had entrusted the In
veatlgatlon uf the death of Mlsa Thomas
to Captain of Police Catrou of tho First
District, When questioned concerning
tho case, Capt, Catrou anld ho had not
((included his Inquiry. Ho had received
thn testimony of thn wnltora, portcm
nnd chambtriunldH at the IIIU Hotel,
uheru Mlas Thomas In mild to hnvo
taken tho poison, but had been unuble
as yet to secure Mr, Plckford'u account
of the nffalr.
Hoverul of tho Montmnrtro resorts
which Mlas Thomas vlalted Saturday
night wore subjected to u close Investi
gation to-diiy,
Mies Thomas, popular on the Amcr
Iran musical comedy atngo as
dancer for several years nnd re
contly known for her beauty ns a film
atnr, died In tho Amerlcnn Hoapltal at
Neullly at 11 o'clock this morning, Hho
bad been taken to thi hospital last Bun
day from tho Hits Hotel Buffering from
meirurlal polaonlng, Dr. Joseph Choate
of Los Angclea, former physician to
Mary Plckford, attended her and said
alio had nwllnwed by mistake twelve
Frnmnies of bichloride of mcrcuiy, suf
ficient to kill a score of pcrronn
It wan stated that her plight was
entirely accidental, denial being mado
that there had been any quarrel with
hor husband, Jack Plckford. Sho had
arrived In Uuroro suffering from ner
vous depression, and her physician had
prescribed modlclno for her. It was aald
that whllo looking for thin medicine on
Sunday alio took tlio mercury.
At the Selanlck studios nt Fort I.ee,
N, J where Miss Thoman did her last
work before tho camera, sorrow at her
iloath was general, and It wns expected
that the officials of tho company would
Immediately direct aomo observance of
her passing. Myron Selrnlck, head of
tho studios, said:
"Miss Thomas was the most popular
playor that ever appeared at our studios.
I can hardly believe yet that sho Is gone.
It doesn't twem poaslblo that a young
woman, only 21 years old, so full of
vitality and charm, should hnvo died.
I have cabled my condolences to her
husband', Jack Plckford, from whom I
received n message a fov.' flays ago stat
ing that sho took tho poison accident
ally." IlcKnn Cnreer nt 15.
Olive Elaln Thomna wns born at
Charlcrol, Tn., near Plttabunr, orf Oc
tober 20, 1808, tho family name being
Duffy. After nn education In tho Fltts
burg High 6chool sho went to work In
a department store, where her Irish type
of beauty led a fellow worker to suggest
that aho try the stage.
, When she .was fifteen she came to
New York, And while studying muslo
and seeking n foothold In tho theatre
aha posed for Harrison Fisher. In a
year tho nttrac.ttvo picture mado by her
light complexion, brown hair and bluo
eyes In his magailne covers drew the
nttcntlon of F. Zlcgfeld, Jr., who gave
her a position In his "Midnight Frolic"
In 1914.
From then on hor rlso was excep
tionally rapid. She made such an out
standing Impression, even among the
Zlegfeld bevy of bolles, that tho man
ager engaged her for his "Follies'' and
his "Frollo" of 1915, whero her dancing
and her piquant personality were hits,
After a career ot only three years on
tho stago tho screen, always in search
of beauty, claimed her.
After appearing In Ince-Trlangle pro
ductions of "4V Girl Llko That" and
"Madcap Madgo" In tho lesser film
houses, sho roso to tho top degrco of
plcturo presentation by being shown at
the lllalto on July 22, 1917, In "An Even
Break," n Famous Players photoplay.
This plcturo was somewhat autobio
graphical, depleting her ns a Uttlo girl
who wanted a husband, n farm, two cats
and a dog, but achieved Instead a mid
night roof career, with a Peklncso to
sharo her apartment. Her other Fa
mous Players productions Included
"Frankly Chaste" and "Hetty Takes a
Hand."
Succession of Triumphs.
In 1919 she became n star for Selznlclc
Pictures Corporation, nppcaring In tho
screen version of the Ilattons' may. "Ud-
stalrs and Down," In June of last year.
This assured her of an Important placo
with the cinema rubllo. Thon followed
"Tho splto Bride." "Tho Glorious lady."
"Out Yonder," "Footlights and Shadows,"
"Youthful Folly," t'The Flapper" and
"Darling Mine." Sho left an uncompleted
picture, "Xobody," which she was to fin
ish on her return, originally scheduled
for next Monday.
She was to have beon back next veek
In order to take part In rehearsals for a
promlnont part In the Americanization
spectacle "Wo, tlio Pcoplo," to bo pro
duced by the Constitutional Leaguo at
Carncglo Hall on September 17 and later
shown on tho Alms. Her trlr abroad had .
ucen solely for pleasure Sho sailed for
Paris aboarU the Imperator on August 12
with her husband.
Miss Thomas waa married to Jack
Plckford, brother of tho noted Mary and
himself a screen star, In the autumn ot
1917 In New York, but the marrlago was
not formally made known until that
December, when tho couplo were living
In the motion picture colony at Holly
wood, Cal. Sho Is survived by her
irother, Mrs. Van Kirk of Pittsburg, who
married a second tlmo: two brothers,
James and William, who aro connected
with the Selznlck studies here, and a
sister, 'Harriet Duffy, G years old.
W hen the news of tho doath In Paris
of Olive Thomas, tho motion plcturo ac
tress, was received In Now YorK mat
night, largo electric signs la tho thcatio
district bearing her name were "darkened
hb a mark of respect
MALE EXCLUSION IS'
NEW FEMINIST IDEA
Niillonal Womnn'H Party May
Unr 3fon From Pollilcnl
Ion From Pol
Orpfnnlziitloiii
Now that suffrage Is won, the Nn
tlonal Woman's Party, finding that It
has nothing particular to do mt nn or
canlwtlen, dlaciimert yesterday starting
a feminist movement hacked up by
their familiar militant tactics, Thn
subjoot waa threshed nut by member
of the Nutrhnnl Executive Cummlltea nt
the aummar homo of Mrs, Oliver II. I',
Ilulmont, a member of tho committee, nt
Port Washington, U I,
Practically all of the thirty repre
senlatlvea present favored continuing
tho party nn aomo definite linn for the
benefit and Advancement of women edii
rationally, economically nnd politically,
Home advocated foimlng i. third pnrO'
excluding men, whllo not a few nup.
ported a strong and well organized foinl
nlat movement to reform tho marriage
laws and remove other oxlatluu dlacilm
Inntlnim against their cx.
It Is expected that suggestions offered
nt this meeting will bit considered ot
llnlally and net oil upon nt tho conven
tion of thn National Wnmen'a Party,
which will bo held In WnahliiKton at a
date to ho announced later nnd which,
tha lenders say, would follow tho final
nettlement of the legal statua of the
ratification of tlio Federal suffrage
nmeiulmont,
Mlas Allou Paul, chairman of tho na
tional executlvo committee, enmo from
Wnahlngton, )), ('., to ntlend the rrm
ferencti, whloh was nn executive session,
Mrs, Abliy Hcntl linker, nlso of yah
inglflui Mien .Dorto Slovens nml numer
ous Hlate chairmen from nearby Htntcs,
Including Mien Mary Ingham of Phila
delphia, Mrs, Agnes Mnrey nf Mnssa
chuaettn nml Dr, Olllctto Ilaydcn of
Ohio, worn tliccr, Thn national ndvlaqry
council wna repreaented hy Mrs. Harriot
filanton Uintah, Mrs, llhotn Chlhlo Dorr,
Mrs, Churlnttu Perkins Oilman, Mrs.
Florence Kcllcy, Mlas Hn7.ol MnoKaye,
Mrs. William H. Murray, Mrs. Annie (1.
1'mrltt, Mrs, James M, Itectnr, Miss
Flln lllegol nnd Mrs. John Jny White.
Tho party ngrced upon two things,
thnt the struggle for full equality for
woman hat only begun, and thnt such
emiatlty can bo secured only through
vigorous, persistent, political nctlorv
audi as that employed by tha Woman's)
Party In Its suffrage campaign when
picketing wns Introduced, nnd this com
paratively mild snmplo of militancy was
then followed up by moro spectacular
fiiims ot proto.it,
DELANO'S SAD DEATH
RECALLS ROMANCE
When Poor Won His Wife
Despite Her Father's Ire,
Special (e Tun Run ixn New Yosk HnuMi,
HAWiMonu, Sept. 10 When Wnrrcn
Delano of New York, who wnn killed In.
nn nccliTont at Harrytnwn, N, Y Thurs
day, m young and poor ho courted
Mlas Jennlo Walters, tho only daughter
of tlio lato William T. Walters, founder
of tho Wnltora Art dallcrios. Mr.
Delano's attentions to Mlas Wnltcrs
were resented by her father, who op
posed the marriage, His opposition was
of no avail,
When Mr. Walters died ho left to
Mrs, Delano flftycents. His son, Henry
Walters, was tho chief beneficiary under
tho will. At his curliest convenience
ho haMcncd to New York, mot his sister
and conducted her to n safe deposit
Vault, whero he had stored one-half ot
tho securities loft to mm by his father.
These' lie handed over to Mrs. De uno,
Thoy consisted mostly ot stocks and
bonds of tho Atlantlo Coast Line. Kvcn
before young Walters transferred to his
ulster halt of tho fortune inherited from
their father Mr, Delano hnd begun to
make good In tho financial world.
IJAsrronT. Me., Sept. 10. Frnnklln
D. llonsevelt left hero to-night for his
homo nt Hydo Park, N, Y to attend the
funeral of his' uncle, Wnrrcn Delano.
Tho funernl of Warren Delano, who
LOST AND FOUND,
AUTOMOPH.K BTOI.ISN
IIKWAIU)
ptutr touring, said to lm 1017 and believed
to u motor ao. a i -i-ku; oouy mrn rra.
wheels lighter rfdl windshield, reflcetori N,
v. Ilnsa S18131. Stolen HeDtcmber 0 11 I'
t, af. nnil T.MTinT nV.. Man, Vnrlr
cliy. Loininuiucnio wnu i.. ji. jiui-wouij,
B3 John at., New York city. Telephone
Iieokman bpt.
LOST or stolen, cither at HoboKen Terminal
or on Clirlatopher at, ferry, Tuesday, about
2 o'cloek, black leather handbag contntnlnsj
personal effects, Finder pleaso notify It, T.
STnONCJ. 11 W. RMIi (ntversldo 4:21), nnd
receive fiw roword tor raiurn ot nag nnd
coniems. r,o queaiions ni.Kru.
LOUT Long Islnntl Bound, Sept. 0, flnt hot-
torn, green nno wmis roHuoni; rewnro.
Call .waiiswonn ai.w.
IX)8T-Hetwecn mi nnd 4Tth at., black
........ v.ln TT I .1 a .I.... n V. n .. . . . I. .
irnincr f.,i ,,w,i w.i,to-
dral 8031, Apt. 0, reward.
Jewelry.
LOST-Selllne from dinner ring containing
.1 large diamonds aet In platinum, oblong In
.. . j.h 1. T. 11 ...... , .....
lloboken 4:30 V. M Rcptember 8. for Moun-
714 Sun-Herald, 280 Ilroadwny.
LOST I.ady'e platinum wntch, with dla
mond Initials O, n Wcdnesdny nfttht on
Stato of Mnlna express train. Liberal re
ward If returned. Mrs. CHARLES K.
r.ISPIIAM. 010 Madison nr N. Y. Plata
LOST-J100 rewnrd. no question" naked, for
return of a email diamond heart brooch,
lost on Bill av., between .Kith nnd 54tli eta.,
r.r on Oth av. bus. DnEICEIl & CO., M0
Clh av,
LOST Diamond broocn clrcla, 2 diamonds,
rav, ni nn unr iinruur nxurrss coDism.
ber l: reward. Raturn IU1LKV, UANICS
111 DTILU. VVIiminnion. uei,
LOST Diamond butterfly plni reward. 290
fit. Mark's place. St. ueore. B, I. 2272
TompUlnavme.
LOST leather fob, Kold monomram O B. II.
n.. MrtUSN SUPPLY CO.. flln rrl
ST.. jianiiwt" .
LOST. September 1, diamond plntlnun, xrlst
n.t-h. Faneroua reward. Itetum Hotel
Vnmieriint.
LOST III verslde Drive, 72d, 7Bth eta., sold
wnteh. monosrammedl rownrd. Col. gQ70,
500 reward will bo paid nnd no questions
Long Beach, laet Saturday evenlnf. II. 8.
Mansfield, nttomey, BS Liberty at.
SLOOO IlEWARD
.tm n( loosa diamond, welahlnsr hnif
4 karats I lost September 8 betwen Wast
UBth at. and East 12th at. I. II. and D. II.
il.000 HKWAUD
for return of Jewelry lost from residence, of
T..mh P. Day. Short Hills. N. J.: nn nn,..
tlona aslced. Mr. VAUX. Preferred Accident
w r-n Nn tnMi.n Inn. . Vc... -1.
imui.t.v. " . m,a
1500 reward for raturn of platinum nnd
. . .1 kvannld. W.i.h ).., . 1 . ...
niamuiiu uiftra. nu.v... w., ivv. niion
pins dlstrlet, Auajuat 20 or 27. MAIICUS t
CO.: Bth nv. and 45th at.
1 200 reward for tho return of a platinum nnd
diamond brooch! lost between OOth at. and
Fiilton Theatre, or at tho Montmartre.
L'ltEICEIl & CO., BOO Bth av.
Wearlnf Apparel.
LOST. A allver fox neck piece, either on
Bth nv. bua No. B or between 71at and
72d at. D'dwny. Sultnbla reward return to
LOST In Grand Central Itastaurant at noon
Frioay murr iur ,ivkiicv, rewnra.
Iteturn Mrs. C. V. DIIEW. 884 Weal Knd av..
Apt. 131. Thona Academy 2230.
LOST On Brio Ferry, seal stoio.' riione
Mcdonald, Urj-nnt noo.
Found.
FOUND On Madlaon av. car, April 23, tve
nlnr, diamond brooch. N., 172 Sun-Herald.
Herald ao.
was killed when hta lioraa belled Into
Ilia path of a New York Central express
train Tlmrnlay, will be held at tha
Delnnn summer realdenro U Jlarrylown
nt 9 ISO o'clock to-morrow morning,
PETEU 3?, BircVTJH DIBS,
Nn Writer nnd Oorreannndeiit
Victim of Appemtlellla,
HftrM to Tim Hun jnp Nw Yeaw limit,
I'itthhuwi, Bept. 10, I'eler Pry Pliev
tin, newspaper man, magnilno writer
and charter innnher nf tlio Amerlrnn
Prea HiimnrlsU' AModnllnn, died here
to-day following nn operation for np
pendlellla, Mr, Hhevlln, whn wns about
ID years old, had been a news writer for
twenty years,
Mr, lllievlln was horn In New York
and wns educated for (he priesthood nt
IIIIIcoU College, Maryland, He was
never ordained, During the IlUMlnn
Japanese war lie served ns rt war cor
respondent nn thn Maiichiirlnn front,
Later lia was employed on Now York
and lliilllnwro papers. Ho served nn
London rorrerpondent for tho New York
Itucrlrnii nnd wns a collaborator In
"Tha llunawnyn'' and other musical pro
(lurtlnn. At nne time he waa editor of
the JVuKonnl i,alor Journal,
MARUIED.
IIAIII'I'Jt-MOIII.TOM.-At CiMlarhuraf, 1 I.,
MlMrUrKimrlto Moulion to Mr, J, Henry
Harper, Jr.
ltANI0l,l'lf-MANN,-0a fleplfmber 10, t
Yokohama, Japan, Allen Dorothy Mean or
Han Francisco to Innoa llnndolph uf New
York city,
R0IIWI.IT7.nnFIMNK.-Mr. and Mrs,
Davlil Prank of 2ITH llrnaaway snnmmet
tlio niarrlaini nf their ilAiiihter Hon lo
laldrr H, tuimollrer, nf New York on
Weilneailay, Kept, 0, tOSU.
DIED,
P.alley,.Mary IS,
fairy, Annl II.
t'aapary. Amelia
Curili, John
DaUa, I'Vllnwca
Poland, Warren
llllit, F. W.
Palrrhlld, Harriet V,
Hansen, enroll no
llanarn, Olaf ,
llawkawnrlli, Illen
Him, Adolf
Kern, I'.ilwanl K.
Kranlcji, I'lttlorlck
I.umtry. Blephen
Millar, Jtan A.
Monaalian, Anna n,
MulUr. Julia
MrCsftrex. J.R.
(Jiienlln, Marrsllln
HKitenlnirg, Henry
Van t(aun. Davl'l H
Wnllier, Mary J.
Wempla, John Uuia
Werner, fianiiiel
Wllaon, Annla K.
Winter, Jjrnii II.
Wlimtr, John H.
In Mrqiorlam,
Oils, Julia M,
Ilelcher,
BAII.I.r.-On Pent. 10. Mary "'.'.'i!
lato Chnrles II. llailey. Kiinera aanleaa
nt her lata realdence. Wi Wllaon
Uronklyn, on Himday, fiept. 15, -wu
I". M. Interment prlvato,
(JAIir.V.ii Hepiomber 0, Annie M0;','1
wife of Nlcholaa J., mother nf IrmicH I.
(Jarey nnd alater of , Klleii .A'.a ffi
runeral from her lala realrtenee, ia Ai
Inmlnn Hd., Hntiirdiy, Hep ein her II. ',
n ;i0 A, M.i to St. Ilernard'a Chuff'';, .
Kill at,, wber a aoltimi mnsa ef r'jillii
will bo relibrnled. Interment talvar).
Aulomobllo rnrU'Ko.
CAHPAIIY.-At her reeldenee, on BjP'"."
0, lira. Amelia Caspar, widow of W aid.
iaar Caspary, In her Ob'lh year, luiieral
Private.
CUIITIB.-Hoi.t. 10. John, Ciirtla. nvlfea
niepnen aierrni a iinpi, "
21st at., Hunday, ut 'i I'. M.
DAVIH.-On September n, at nUaat. M'.,
l-cllnvea Davis.. In hi 7,td year. I'UnerM
nervlcea nt hla' late , reildenei, B7
49th at., New York city, on Hundny. 8ei.
tembor 12, nt 2 I'. M. internum private.
DKLANO.-fluddenly, nl llarrytown. N. T .
Hepfumbtr 0, 1P20, Wwren ""' " "',
08th year of his nje, Mineral private,
DVlC1IIT.-rranrcs Warner, at Ueaejle. N.
.1,. In her 04th year. Funeral aervlces a
her late res donee, Ml 0th Av.
Iloaelle, at 2 1'. M Saturday, September
rAincilII.D.-At her home, HCS1 "-"fMli '
L I, Sept. 10. Harriet Mlla l'alrrlilld,
widow nf Wter M. Falrchlld and iluh
ler of tho lato Daniel W. Curwlll of Cln
clnnall, lMneral private.
IIANfHIN, On Friday. Pept. 10, 10-0, t
III ve r lie a d , L, I Caroline llanaen. be
loved wife of lAonard Hansen. Notice of
funeral later.
HANSr..N',-pn Thursday, Eepl. 0. 10S0, Olaf
llni slnri'ilpved Imsband of Marie Han
ai n. In' his 40th year Funeral aenlcea
at ,!. lata realdence, 3 Alat at., "rook
lyn, Saturday, Bept. 11, at 2 1'. M. In
rtn,,l (Ipi.enwnod. .
IIAWKSWOnTII. On Wediieadny, Feptember
8, Ullen IiaKaworin, iyiuu . ,,,...
the houaahold of tlm lato Jacob Wendell
of New York.
IIIM.-Adolf, auddenlf, at NfW York, dearly
beloved huaband of Helly Ihm, In Ilia 4Sth
year. Funeral nervlcea nt hla late i real
denee. Old Churrh road. Ore'wl5h'
Saturdny afternoon, Bept. 11, 3 o clocli,
daylight aavlnir time,
KF.llN.-Edward K auddenly. on September
P. beloved husband of Edna II. rn.'
Funeral eervlcea will bo held at B.ileni
Held Cemetery. 6undny nrorn nir, Sep
tcinber 12. at hnlf-paat eleven o clock.
KllANICIL-Frcderlck, on fiente'iiber 10,
1H20, oeioveu iium,.iii.i "'"".,";:'
nohe), at 11 1 BUiuiiinr residence, HohoUus,
N J. Servleea at the Fourth Fiesbyterlnn
Church, 01st at. and West r.nd av., Mon
day. September 10, at 11 A. M. Interment
prhntc, .
LUMLEY-Stephen, beloved huibaild of
Elltaboth Liimley. at tho residence of hlj
dausliter, Mra. Clmi. Hcllerawi, 4W1 West
2fllt at.. September 8. 1020. Service
Saturday, 12:30 1'. M. l'lcaao. omit
I.UM
IIUIICIBt
JtILLnil.-Sopt. P. 1020, Jean A. Miller. I n
neral stepnon "mn iimm,,. . .,
Weat 120th at., Sunday mornlne.
MONAOHAN. On Reptomber 0, Anna 11.,
Ub.lo"ed alit" of Dr. Frank J. Monwhw.
nenulem masa at Church of St. I rancti
Xavler, West 10th at., Saturday. Septum
..'., '.. in a. M. Intormont. Calvary.
MULLEn'.-Entered Into rest September '7.
fr nf Ailsm
Z e f Vi!d mo Uierot Flora" P." U"
Mid Charlea F. Mnller. Bervkea at her
la a rVa'Sanc: 44 Eat 87th at.. Filday.
'""-,-- . id n-rlnek. Intermolit private.
IllUIIIillH, w " , . ,
MeCAFFIlEY.-On September 10, Josepliln.
ci'm n ffi "l nrooWym Solemn r,ulem
Sfass Xto da" September 10, OMR A. M..
at noma Catholle Church of Our Lady
of Ani?f. th av- an"
JIVIJ vtvd-. " r -
nirrVTlV At her realdence, 1S7 Weat 00th
tJUlr(U.. jn ii" w.,'-,,,,,-. ou-nt n.
Funeral ma at Church of St. raul tha
Apoalle West OOth at., Monday, September
.i n l XT.
6inpWnuno.-At oCTWi.
Jr . and riula W. Sledenburn, In hla 20lh
year. Funeral aervlcea at the hom of hla
rarcnta, Ilo.ind Hill road, on Sunday, Sept.
1" nt 2:30 r. M. Interment private.
VAN BAUN.-At Mt. TOono. h, '-.;:
temtier h, ivwt jr.iu ....
Lnum Ealer Van S.tun. Borvlcea nt his
a". res Mence, 100 W. 03d at., Sunday, Sep
imber 12. at 4 I'. M.
WALKEH.-On September 10. 1020. at
irStholato John clfworth " Walker of
itr..lilnttrM- 1). C
WTMI'LC-Bt. Nicholas Soclnty of the City
of Now York, 43 Cedar st Now ork.
It Is with ncop renroi iimi im,.,u v,,
made of the death on September 8.
020? of their lata nssoc ate. John lluaa
Wemplo. Alfred Wai-sta f. l'resldent,
Frederlo Irvine Lockmau. Secretary.
nNEncSept. 0, . 1 y. ar. .. S..
Sr)" and dewted father of Marvin. nd
ion of Tebeeca and the lata Morris Wer
rier and brother of Mrs. Charles Werner,
MO Samuel Werner, Mra. David Ml
rh.el Hen and Cy Werner. Fqneral from
Cliarel of Haul A. Ilothachlld. IBB
West r-om at., on Sunday, Sept. 12. 10
W1LRON.-On fiept. 8, Annie Kendall, be-
ADthorp. 70U1 at. and llroadway. Bervtcea
at Holy Trinity Church, Lenox av. and
122d at' on Saturday. Sept. II, at J:3J
WINTEU.-On September 0, 1020, nt his real-
tlr.boloved husband of' draco Winter.
Funeral aervlcea at his lato rosldene, on
Kday at 2 r. M. Funera at 2:30 P. M.
wnnd nwn Cemetery.
W1SNEP..-At tho rroabyterlan llospltal. In
this cny uii ut('.iwvi v f vwv, v. ...
1 inrner Wlanr, aoo of tho lata Wm. H.
and "hen Horner Wlsner. In hla 70th
year. Funeral aervlcea at St. Jamea'a
Church, Madison av. and 71st at.. Satur
day mornlne at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Goshen. N. Y.. Saturday afternoon on
arrival of train leaving Chnmbera at. at
2:15 P. M.. dayllfht aavtng time.
IN M EMORIAM.
TiELCHEn. In lovlne memory of my dear
Sept. 11. 1010- Florence.
OTIS. Julia M. A trlbuta to my darlln
motner. who pm ueyona, Bept. ii,
1910. "In tho nulct places wo shall meat
aialn." Ellta Proctor Otis,
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