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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920,
15
Newport Women
Hear Mrs, Blair
, in Political Talk
Gnlliorlnif nt Homo of Mm
Kffcrton I, Wlndiroji for
AdrtrtHH on Thhiioh.
inf la Tin Hl N l Nw VwK Hctho,
Wrnvrnrvf, . r., hnt, n.--Women nt
ocleiy to-day end nhl ll otlir cWI
nation to Interest lliniiwflvrii In iontlp.
Mr.' Uirorlnh I Wlnlliroi' Invllml
rrnl friend to coma nn.1 Tlnf the r
frl.mU to misere, Her villa In "a lvuj
nvenue, to iiitfn m J" on.J,u,J
S?7 Mr, jotin lilnlr "f .Vow York, Mr.
Itfalr l the m of Mr. and Mr, num.
ner Orrnnl In lto.1 .'rn nvemm, In tlio
UlierliiK were !'" Henry Clw,
j.nie H. niihmnn. Hurnnir Oernnl,
William II. HrlftnWi X l'rnnel A.CIrK.
Jnsenli iinrrlinhn, Herbert Ilarrlrnnn
ami Hklmnl lmlitfl, Also Mi Mor
isret Dunlnp, Ml Mclean, wlm I
rtopplwr 'villi Mr, JompIi llnrrlman,
and Mlrni Murlfl Wliitlirop,
Mr. Nlnlr lauded Clov, Cox, Him I
chairman of thn nemocratlo Woman uf
tha Hventfeiiili Hcnntorlnl district of
New Yorl. nnd Went Into Now York
Htato nml city politics, Alderman VrunU
Itiiirlie, nrtin Mnynr of Newport, wn
l ho only limn present, nml tli fact Hint
tea followed I ho tnll( did not disturb
(he ve ternn politician In the least,
Tlicro wim Inrirn KUtturlnir At the
ratinn In thn lute afternoon tii wltncaa
tlie play In tlio woman' double tnurna.
ment. Anionic llioao rrlsterliiif wero
Mrs. (lrnivlllo Kami of Tuxedo, Mrasra,
A e Prost, Nlrlwla rotter of I'rnvl.
tl'n'e, William it, Hlewart of New Yorli,
William (lreiuiu(tli, It. t'orey MnrKnn,
Mrs, Alfnnao Jnniter of New York, Mrn.
rreilerlok U Oliver and Mr. Htnnley
JlflMol,
Mr. unit Mn. P. Lothrop Amen nnd
Mm, William rayim Thompson wero
nmnnir those nlvlncr dlniierMhl cvenlnc,
Mr, William U Doiiula arrived to
asr on board hi tcnm yacht Mlclio
iriinne with n party of friend.
Mini Itnunnnix Htnckpol of Iloiton In
vliltlni; Mm, Daniel fltanlfonl At tbo
Nfvlni'Cottaio,
Plr Arthur anil I.nily Tcnae of Knr
Unit, who have kmi utopplnir with Mr.
unit Mm tArlon Kppley at their Ilhoito
IMnnii nvenuo roltAe, left for Morrln
tewn. N. J,, to-itny,.
Mrn. Cralff IIMitlo haa returned from
rhltaOelphla ami with her children la
tepplnu nt tlio Muenehlnirer-Klnif,
Mr mill Mm. Julian Cod man will
upenrl tho winter nt Newport, havlnu
lut'il tnday thrnimh Oehlnli A Kldrldgo
th cottairo In Old rteach road belonlnir
to Mr. Itobert a. Hone.
Chnreli i.nwn I'nrtr nnillnmnr.
There was a larpe attendance yeiter
day at the openlnic of a thre day lawn
party nml liataar nt tho Church of Ht,
fllmon Hiock, HJd atrot find Valentine
avenue, Tlin rtronx. A parade of 2,000
children on the (tancnurro anil nn acl
d'a liy Henry Ilniechncr, preelrtent nf
the HorouRh of The Jlronx, ,tarted the
bmaar. hy which thn Itnv. William O.
OTiirrcll, the parlor, hope to rolno
tJO.OOO to hulhl a new liajvinent for tho
church,
and sea jtfifth
iLr 564'56G
Do you want to pick up a
few "in between clothes" at
a very low price?
If you do the opportunity is yours
We still have a few groups left from
our sales not many all told, but enough
to afford economical women an
opportunity to procure some very
striking values
Day Coats and Wraps, suitable for-motoring,
traveling and general utility, at 945 and $65,
that sold as high as $95 to $150
A limited group of Evening Gowns at $75
that sold as high as $195
A few remaining Day Dresses in fashionable
silk and cloth fabrics at $58 and $75, that
sold as high as $125 to $175
Remaining Suits at $38' and $75, that
sold as high qs $95 and $165
A few remaining JSilk and Cloth Sport Coats,
at $18 and $25 that sold' as high as $65
and $85,
These arc just a few odd groups which remainrom our
Summer selections and which we arc disposing of in order
to clear our wardrobes for the vast importations which are
arriving on practically every incoming steamer from Paris
s well as new models from our own workrooms.
NO EXCHANGES, CREDITS OR APPROVALS
Irish Tenor to
Make His Debut
at Saranac Lake
Tom Jliirko to Hlntf Fli'flt In
This Country for AdJrou
(liU'ltR Chinvli,
fUlUWAO IMKD, II, T Jiept, 11, At
a vonmt for which thro nro no tlcketa
on aula Mr, Tom llHrka, famoua IrlMi
tenor( now on hla wny to thl country
from Irfimton, will ulnir In tho I'onttao
Tlirntrt horo on tho night of Heptemoer
ft, to help clear the debt from Ht.
llcrnuril'M Cailiolln church nml to help
the work of Hi, Mary' lloinlliil,
The concert will mark tho rloaa of the
yrlvu now In proxreun, In which tho fund
h dally tiioiintlmr rlgli, To onch coif
trlhutor In the amount of 1100 I stlven
n tlckot to tho concert nnd Indication
Are that tho capacity of tho theatre will
bo taxed,
(tov, Bmtth, who l Aiiionn tho in
ticrlberi. In romlnir. mid Mayor Hylnti
nml ii party of frlcnda will come from
,ew yoik uy special irmn. "itif iiiir
Hdward, Internal Itevenue Collector, 1
iinnlher who will bo preaont, lliirlio
learneil of ilia Haranno Itko drive
through hi manaKer, William Morris of
New York, unit promptly volunteered hla
aervlcen,
Many nltended lha entertainment nnd
farewell dance for tho membero of tha
Hnranno Iwikn Ilax-ball Club, Kiven In tlm
club linuno of the Hoy' Club, on Mon
day evanlnir. when tho hull tornur who
hv uvheht aranno Luke' itnndanl
In the Adirondack I.'Hiiiiio thla aenaon
were Klven n hearty fart'ivell,
I'or their houmi niieala at the AlRon
quln Hold Mr. nmt Mra, William llnnc
onrly In tho week nntertiilned with n
flah fry nt their Uland ramp, In the
lower Harnnao laike,
,Mrn. Mnncurc llurlia of New York ha
aa her siieat nt camp on tho lower
tlaranno Mr. D, AHiniii of Wiulilncton,
Mr, Illnncha It, KlmbUII of New York,
who ha been apendlmt tho atnaon nt tho
AlKomiuIn, haa Bonn to Ilnaton, whero
nIio hn been called by tho lllnei of her
Slater.
Itecently arrived nt the AlRonquIn
from New York nro Pr. and Mri, Tercy
Krcldenberir, Capt, nnd Mr. Hnrold
Moldenhour,
noolnl Notu,
Mr. nnd Mra, Arthur W. Mellen, who
were married lait Thuraday, nro tourlng
the Adirondack, Mr. Melltn la vlco
prceldent nnd awretarv of tho ridcllty
Internatlonnl True CVinipiiny,
Mle Klorenco Hurkii, dnmshtcr of the
Into Mr, nnd Mra, llerimnl J. Ilurke,
will bo mnrrled to Mr. Itobert I. llrent,
eon of tho late Mr. and Mra. Krnncla
C, llrent of l'enaacoln, Fla,, next Hat
unlay In the Lilly Chapel of Ht. Vat
rlck'a Cathedral by Mifr. John H. Ilurke,
uncle of tho bride. Mr, llrent ro
turned roconlly from n four yeara' etny
In Hyrln, DurliiK the war he wo United
Ktiitca conaul nt Aleppo.
Illillirr llvro for Dr. l'orrna,
The I'nn American Society of tho
1'nltcrt Htntea will Klve n luncheon for
Ur. I'on llellaarlo Vorraa, I'leaMent-elect
nf Panama, at tho Dnnkem' Club next
Friday.
nva-4
pruur.r'
46.LMjkHQ.47.V?.STS,
PEIlBONAIi INTELLIGENCE,
will turt next 'fueiday for JCurope,
Mr. Ogdait U Mill ha returned from
Iwrnpo anil la at hi homo In Wood-
iwir, a, J,
f I
Mr, and Mr, Hlephen II, Olln hava
ami in uicir country nouao in Jinine
bwk, N, Y,, for tho autumn,
Mr,-hnd Mr, Kalde fialnt I'linlle hv
como from Tunodo I'ark to jma a few
ray m ino unailiillii,
. Mr, and Mr, Aloxander Mitchell
Jlnll :d have left uulf I'olnt, their,
country pmco in it), N, v., for the Vlr
hhiIa Hot iiprlnia,
Mr, John Munroe, lo whom Ml"
Adelaide fledicwlck will hn mnrrlei! Hen.
lumber SB. uavo hi bnrhelnr dinner laat
nlnlit nt tho club In Tuxedo I'ark,
Mr, nnd Mra, Kverett W, Fabyan have
returned to Now licdfont, Maai nfter
, a vlilt with her parent, Mr, And Mra.
A, llradliurat Klcld, In.HterUnKtou, N. Y,
I nr. Albert H, Kly, who I trAVelllnir
itiMaimn nm (-'limn, will return to now
York nbnut Octolitr 7. Mr, Hly I paei
inir n reiv weena at loiiko isnn inn,
, Hnlnca Full, K, V, ,
! Mr, nnd Mra, Aloort flullatln nnd Mr.
. nnd Mr. Ilufu U I'liltcmun came by
' hutomobllo from Houthampton yesterday
lo iioiinont rani, reiuriunit niter in
rnco.
Mia Loulae M, Inolln, who lift' hreti
for tho urenter part of Ujfty auminer m
the lied Cnttaite, In Now Itncholle, ha
Kono to HiockbrldHi", Mmm., for aevcral
week.
Mr, William Ooadhy i.oow nnd hur
diiuiihtoi', Ml I'lorencn Ioew lina
none to Kionch Mtk Hprlnn. Ind from
Newport. Mr. Ioow nnd Mir Kvelyn
I.oow havo returntd to Itoalyn.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Payne Whitney
nro nt their country houao At Wtrtbury.
I heir on, Mr. Cornellu Vnmlcrbllt
Whitney haa none Weat on e. ihootlnv
trip.
Mlaa Mary Crocxer Alexander and
her llnnco, Mr, Hheldon Whltchouie
who nro Kucala of hla mother, Mra, nul
lum KltxhUKli Whltehouae, In Newport,
will roturn to-morrow to Tuxedo l'ark.
Mr. and Mr. Charlca Hlecle, who ore
uot of their ton-ln-law nnd daughter,
Count nnd Counter Jean do In (lreio, in
Trance, will atart tor America on board
tho Olymplo Heptember 3B. They will bo
at Wcatbury until nfter ChrUtniua.
Vnahtni(toii.
Mr. Henry 05. Unvl Iias left Wni
Inxton to rojoln Mr. Davla at arm
Bprlng. Vc-.
Mlaa lCatherlno Ultolicock, who pent
the aummer nt I'ort Hlroni;, SInsa., will
return hero thla wcok,
Dr. Henry Krogatad 1m returned
from Itnquctta Mkc. N. "i
Kromtad will return nt tho end of the
month.
Attrtr,Kv.rirnirftl l'nlmcr lin cone to
Gtroudaburir, Ta., to Join Mra. l'almcr
nml tlulr daughter. Mir ' u
havo UeclilM to remain thoro until into
In tho autumn!
The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Don
Juan niano. wna tho Rtieat nt luncheon
yoatenlay of Bonor Antonio Cuyiw, com
mercial delegnto of tho temporarily nt
inched staff of the Bpanlah Umbteay.
Mlaa draco Matoe, dnugbtcr of Col.
Boron I.lttoo. who has been vlaltlnc ncr
brother-in-law nnd alatnr, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Coteawnrth I'lnckney. upcnt a ahort
tlma In Waablncton en routo to ber
homo near Lyiiihhurg, Va.
Tho Prceldent nnd Mra. Wllaon epent
yeaterdny Afternoon drlvlnir. nccom
panlcd by Mr. nnd Mra. Krnncla Ilowea
Btyre, Mr. Wllion'a aon-ln-law nnd
duuRhtcr. who nre atnylnu nt tho White
Houeo, Tlila la their flrat vlalt alnce tho
Prealdcnfa lllncM, nlBiost n, year ngo.
They havo been svendlntr tho aummer nt
Vineyard Hnven, Maas., whoro thoy left
their children until their return.
At Other l'lnrea.
Mr. and Mrs. Kranola nuell Hart of
Iioston, now nt their oummor homo nt
Nonciultt. announce tho cngnRoment of
tholr daughter, Mlaa Gwendolyn Hart, to
Mr. Edgerton Merrill of New York,
younger aon of ra. Merrill nnd tho Into
Dr. V. J. II. Merrill. Mr. Merrill, la of
tho cl.ifa of 1921, Mscenchusctta Insti
tute of Tec hnology.
At tho wedding on Beptcmber 27 of
Mlaa Ornco I-awrenco Ilrown, daughter
o' Mr. nnd Mra. (Jcorge Holltster Ilrown
of Urookllne. and Walter Doodwln Fer
guson, eon of Mr. and Mrn, James Good
win Ferguson of Brookllno, Mrs. Paul
Zcrrnhn of East Orange, N. J., sister of
tho bride, will bo matron of honor.
E. B. ROOSEVELT JB., TO WED.
r.imnired to MIm VlrKlnln I.ee
Nnnd of Norfolk.
Announcement waa mado In Now York
and Washington yesterday by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Tucker IC fiapds of tho engagement
oof tholr daughter, Mlaa Virginia Leo
Minor Snnda of Norfolk, Va.. to Mr.
Robert Bnrnwcll IlodWelt, Jr., of Wash
ington. Mr. ond Mrs, Sandn nro Btop
pins for tha present nt tho Lorraine,
Fifth nvenuo and Forty-fifth street. Mr.
and Mra. Bands, also nro residents of
Richmond, Vn., but pnss, much of their
tlmo nt tlin New Wlllard In Washing
ton. Mr. Rocicvelt Is n son of Mr. u.iii
Mra. Itobert Barnwell Roosevelt, who
havo lived In Washington for several
years. Previously they lived In tho
Mario AMolnetto Hotel In New York.
Hla ffrnr.dfather, tho Into Robert U.
Roosevelt,-wna for several years United
States Minister to Holland. Hla mother,
who wn' Miss l.llllo O. Hnmeraloy, Is
a dnugh'.cr of tho lto Lewis R. Ham
craley of New York nnd Mrs. Hamorsley,
who makes her homo with Mr. nnd
'Mrs. Roosevelt nt 2009 Massachusetts
avenuo, Washington. During1 tho war
Mr. Robert D, Roosevelt, Jr., served In
the navy with tho rank of Ltoutonant,
atlin Mnrsnret Hamilton to Wed,
Announcement was mnde yesterday by
Mr. nnd Mrs. William II. Hamilton of
120 Hast Sixty-fifth street nnd Mon
mouth Bench, N. J., of Uio engagement
of their daughter, Miss Margaret Hyde
Hamilton, to Mr. Sldnoy JP. Henshaw,
son of Mr. John II. Hcnahaw of this
city.
MOURNING
SPECIALTIES
Hat, Gowns, Waists,
Veils, Neckwear, Furs
375 Fifth Ac.
Botton CoplivlSq.
Miss Griggs and
E K. Murray to Be
Married Sept. 18
Wcddliiff IW Followed liy
2!p'M)tlon nt Hrlilo'fl Homo
In Irvliifrton,
Mia Dorothy .Maltland Lea Orlgga
nnd Mr, na'iicl King MurrAy, wlioao
engaBement waa Announced rnccntly,
will ho married next flaturday nt tlio
Church of Ht, IlnrnAhaa, Irvlngton,
Ml Muriel Trowhrlduo will bo maid
of honor, ami Ml Lydla Murray, winter
of tho bridegroom MU ICdlth meven,
or tno ..nocgroomi u iwiu havo been occupying the Haven, on
Mlii ICdlth Hly, Mr, Huy noblnaon.'ocenn nvenuo, hav relurned to Watch
Mle HIlMbilh nwlght, Mra, Htawart, 3II.li, N. J whero they will penl tho
.L,. miu prni r'M johnioii- and ! win er,
fltovennou, Mlaa Carol La Jolinmn' and
MIm Helen IlAvemoyer will bo tho
brldeimnldH,
Mr, Frederick H, Murrny la to ho hl
brotlier'a beat ninn nnd tho uuhera will
ba Mcar. Hhcrwond Ilubbell, William
Tllcolnb, William Kirk, John Polnche,
Frederick Moon, Joneph Croaa, Mallland
l,co Orlgif, brother of tho bride, nnd U,
I. lndloy Murrny brother of tho bride
groom,
Thttrn will bo n roccptlon after tho
ceremony at Ilarberrle, Ardiley on
Undent), lb country homo of the bride'
parent, Mr, and Mr. Multland F,
flrlgg.
Triilnuil llrnuiMV,
KlitrM In Tim Hi'N nh Nnw Venn IIwim.i',
Nkw Ini)N, Conn.. Hepl. II. MIm
Marlon Il. Ilrngnw nml Cnpt, Olrnnl
II, Truhiud, U, H, A , worn married nt n
military weddlnu nt tho First Clmrch
of Chrlrt thl ovenlnir. Tlio Rev. J.
ltomeyn Danfurth. vaator of the church,
performed tho reicmony.
Mlaa Helen I), Ilrown wna maid of
honor nnd tho brldoamnlda wero Mlia
Irene P. Hwlft nnd Mlaa Ruth K. Mao
Mlllnn of Now Britain, Mlaa Muriel II.
Johnston nf Klmhurat, N, J a cousin
of tho bride, nnd Mies Katherlno L.
Trolnnd, alstur of the bridegroom. Tim
hildfgroom wn attended by I.leut, Alax
nnder II. I'f rweln, Infantry, n i hot man,
and tho uilu'r (vera Lieut. John II,
llctlica, Jr., nnd Lieut, Jnmc I), Hum
mers, t'oait Artillery Cnrpa, nnd Cnpt,
Dnnlcl Noco nnd Cupt. John Paul Dean,
Knulnters.
After tho ceremony them wna n recep
tion and wedding nupixr nt the homo of
tlio brldo'a grandfather, E. T. Ilrngnw.
Tile guoetii numbered 100. Tho brlilo cut
tint wedding cuke with tho bridegroom's
aword,
Cnpt. Trotnml lu a eon of Mr. and Mr.
Thomn M, Tiolund of this city. Ho la
a grndunto of West Point.
lliumltl'l Horitntnii.
Mla Kntherlno 13, Kcrnnton. daughter
of Mr. nnd Mra, Joseph II, Hcrnnton of
311 Grove street) Monlclalr, N. J nnd
Mr, James L, Benedict, Jr., of Itoaelle,
N, J wero married yesterday nt tho
aummer homo of tho brldo'a parents at
Mountain Uikca, Mlaa Helen L. Bene
dict, alalcr of the bridegroom, was maid
of honor, nnd Mr. Chnrlea Bcranton,
brother of tho bride, wna best man. Tho
bridesmaid wero Mltuoa Ornco Ballard,
Ruth Helnzelmnn, Mildred Todd Bmlth,
Laura Pierce Hollnrd, who nttcndod
Wollealey Collego with Mlaa Scrnnton.
Miss Dorothy R Maynnrd of Monb;Inlr
and Miss Lllanbetli Benedict of Roaello,
held ropes of smllnx to mnko an aisle
for the wedding party. Mr, Guyon Ben
edict and Mr. Thomna R, Benedict wore
unlierH. Tho bridegroom served twenty
two months with tlio American, forces In
France.
Hyre Hunn.
.Miss Theresa Qunnz, only daughter of
Mra. Anton J, Quan of Now York, nnd
Mr. Henry Norman Eyre, aon of Mr. and
Mra. Frances Beverly Eyre of Homo.
stead, h. I were married yesterday In
wio nun Avenuo I'restjyterUn Church.
Tho Rev. Dr. James Palmer oniclatnd.
Tho brldo waa graduated from Miss
Bpcnce'a School. Mr. Eyro served dur
ing tho war In the Royal Air Force. He
Is president of tho Honry N. Eyro Com
pany. IlrnfiileffpF Alpnuffli.
UptcM lo Tit Bt'N and Nkw Youk Hkiuid.
ViMXTlKlD. N. J.. Sent. 11 vim
Florenco Alpiiugh, dniiKhtor of Mm.
Daniel H. Atpaugh, was married thin
evening to Mr. William P. Brandtceo.
.on of Mrs. W. P. Brandegoo of Plain
fold, hy tho Rev. John J. Moment
.tho home of tho brldo'a mother. Miss
Florcnco De Cardennn of New York was
tho maid of honor. Mr. Morris' Bronde
gee, brother of tho bridegroom, was beat
man,
Yoiiiik IlKchlr,
CllICAao, Sent. 11. In Omen Rnlirnnni
Church, Hlnsdnle, 111., to-night Mls
Alice Ritchie, daughter of Mrs. Willlnm
Edwnrd Ritchie of Hlnadalo, was mar-
rieu to iir. Airrea Wilson Younp. son
of Mr. nnd Mrn. Alfred Johnson Young
of New York.
Tho brldo waa riven In msrHntre ,
her brothor, Mr. Lylo Halo Ritchie. MIjs
Lucia Farwell Hicks was maid of honor
and Misses Kathorlne Hnmmll, Meredith
urqwn, urctcnen van Zandt nnd Miss
Ward woro bridesmaids. Mr. Edwnrd
Rltchlo wns best man. The ushers wero
Messrs. William Hlnler. Jr.. limiirn
FrecrKCharlca Kimball, Henry M. Cooper
and John F. (Iwlnn.
The couple will lira In Run
Fran-
clsco.
Block Partr nt Illdeefleld.
RipncnicLD, Conn., Sept 11. Members
of tho summer colony here, in coopera
tion with tho townspeople, have ar
ranged an entertainment for tha benefit
of tho Rldgefleld Library. There will
bi) a block party, numerous side -shows
and something elso that they mysterl
ously ball a black cat featn. n will
taka place next Friday afternoon and
evening on Main street Every one Is
supposed to be In costume and there will
bo prize for tho person who wears the
most nrtlatlo one. and for
things, too.
' .I'll ft AAmmlllll. An . .
w, .... bv-Q ui, ui ruuficmenu in
cludes Sirs. McDougall Itawkes, chair
man i Miss ICnthrlne Barnes, vice-chairman:
Mrs. Edward L. Billiard, Mrs. A.
Barton Hepburn, Mrs. William B. An
tlerton, Mrs. 'James Kr Mitchell, Mrs.
Beth Low Plerrepont, Mrs. Cass Gilbert
Black Gowns
for
all Occasions
TWO HUGE TUNA ARE
TAKEN AT SEABRIGHT
Seven Hours to Land 7S0
Pounds of Flah,'
liptcM lo Tin Uun ixu Nkw Yodk Hmnin,
HKAUiiiaiiT, .V, J rTept, H.Tiiim
flhlnif ha uddenly becomo a popular!
oport with (he nppcarAiico of thew itm
ilcnlxenN of tho deep off ahore, Jck
Well, C'liiirlea Hiiliey, Princeton nhqt
pulter, nml J, Kegenpan chnrtercd n
biiut 'ytrtrrdny nnd muda for tho tuna
tfhln banka about lx mile to Urn
uolitt.aniil Mill... I .... Ulllltlt,
l 1 1 1 V I , nipjr in nun nu ihiik nil, nil' .,!- .A ll,n llntal
paveii hiMirx, Tim Drat weighed 460 ley'a Hotel In LnnJon and tho Hotel (111
pounds, nnd kept tha nngler busy for Ilhln In Pnrl within four hour of one
morn than threo hour, Tho aeroiid niinther for n auin of over 13,000,000 Mr,
weighed llllln mora than 300 pouridn ..,,,, . ,,.,, n, ,,. nM ooioni- Cor
and It took morn than two hour to Hwt " HHnrn A, Itend of tho O d coionj cor
U nafely Into tlio boat, i porntlnn not up n record for renl eatnto
Mr, nml Mra, J, u icemmerer, who
CUr, Itobert Hcolt. who cnlnra Williams
i-oiicgu mm your, rjiurno ywurn uy
frnni Hew Knu nmt. u'lurn lin nnHMeil tlin
summer iiriiiiigMinii luiiilinr,
Mr, lllcluird M, llurd and family Imvn
roliirned from Ihn Adlrondackr, whero
Ihey hnvn been rnmnlnir.
MIlH lntt,Alni TilfiliAM nt lllinm. ftf
vlaltlng Mr, nnd Mrs, Carll Tucker of ,''. -ml occuplea ono of tha moat vl
Ocuiui iivenue, Mlaa June Until)', Master tinble altca In tho Wot ICikI with n. full
Jnme Cox, Jr und Mint Iluth Brady, finiitngu on Trufnlg.ir ILiuiiro of nearly
children of Mr, Jnme Cox llrmly, who 300 feci,
llvn on tho Hamilton Fnrma, OlndHione, j A uu American rendeivoua It I por
N, J nro vUiltlng Mr, Anthony N. i Imp unique. Many Americana wnohavn
II rady,
Dr. Itonnld lnmiibell. formerly of
1'hlladelnhla, litmleil nun of the lowest
Hwiiiniinii ever brought lo the mioro hero
ynHivnliiy, It measured mom than four
ft'ul nnd ill rimed 300 pnumlK.
SIX CENT CHARGE
UPHELD FOR TUBE
Tha Public Utilities iiiiilnlon of
New Jrey, In n ruling at Trenton yes
tvrdny, upheld tho regulation of tho
Hudson it Manhattan lull road Com
pany requiring all passengers cntcrlnrr
tho tube station In Jonoy City, Hobo
ken and other New Jcrney points to pay
nt least six cents, with the privilege
of having one cunt rofunded within half
nu hour If the trip la mado entirely be
tween point In tho State,
Tho Interstate Commerce Commission
grunted tho railroad permission to
clmrgo u six rent faro between New
Jonoy nnd Manhattan, Tho company,
however, la restricted tn u flvo cent
faro between aovernl point In Now
Jersey. Hoboken nnd Jersey City pro
tented that thn Issimiicn of refund
checks was an Inconvenience to Intra
Htnto travel, Tho Rtntn board pointed
out In Its reply that tho number of per
sona using tho tube between New York
nnd New Jersey waa moro than ten
tlmei ns great a thn number making
up the trnvel between point In Xcw
Jersey.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED,
Mr. nnd Mra. Walter F. Albcitson of
440 West End nvenuo nnnounco the en
gagement of their daughter. Mir Emm
Louise Albcrtien, to Mr. William Duvoll
Dkkoj, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
H. Dickey of New York, formerly of
llnltlmore, Mr. Dickey, Ynlo 1010, wna
a lieutenant In tho Air Service. Miss
Albcrtsen' brothor Is vico-preslilent of
tho Mechanics nnd Metals National
rtnnk.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward W. Elveraton
of Montclalr, N, J., havo announced tho
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Fredcrlca Tlchenor, to Mr. Alfred
Russell Lelghton, aon of Mr. nnd Mra.
Alfred J. Lelghton of St. John's, Ipswich,
Ennland.
Mr. and Mrs. George F, Hcydt of 88
Lincoln street, Montclalr, N, J have
announced tho engagement of Mlaa Ger
trude Heydt to Mr. ,ltaymonil Hilton
Weed, eon of Mr. nnd Mra. A. D. Weed
of Ncwburgh, N, Y.
Announcement haa been .made by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Edward Caldwell of 001 Weat
110th street of the engagement of tholr
daughter, Miss Frnncca Olivia Cnldwoll,
to Mr. John Walter Btrausa of thla
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKcnzIo of
rislnfleld, N, J., yesterday announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Jeaslo Greenlenf McKenzle, to Mr. Will
iam Rodman Parvln, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson E. Pnrvln. Miss McKcnzIo Is
a Rranddaughtcr of John Cisco, formerly
bf New York. Mr. Pnrvlp wns n llouten
nut of tho mr.rlnrs during the war nnd
Is now with tho Guaranty Trust Com
pany, Now York.
Three liny Church Vete Opened.
Two thousand school children marched
yesterday In a parade to open a threo
day fetu ut the Church of Bt. Blmon
Stock. 182d street nml Valentine avenue,'
The Bronx. Tuesday night tho Pollco
Glco Club will sing' and Eamonn do
Vnlcra will deliver nn address. Tho
Rev. Fothor William O.. O'Fnrrell. tho
pastor, oxpecti to raise 120,000 for a
new church bulldlnc
MISS DELANO'S BODY AERIVES
Tho body of Jano A. pelnno, director
of tho department of nursing of tho
Amcrlcnn Red Crons during the war,
arrived In Hoboken yesterday on tha
United States transport Bhcrman. Miss
Delano's body will be taken to Wash
ington to-morrow for burial In Arling
ton Cemetery,
Also on tho Sherman were tho bodle3
of 203 soldiers. The vessel carried 140
flrst class passengers, lncludlm; forty
six members of tho Olympic team,
ninety-second class passengers and 250
soldiers.
OBITUARIES.
r: turn CM It. XICHOI.H.
Chicago, Sept, 11. Gcorco R. Nich
ols, a member of tho Chicago Board of
Trade, died hero to-day. Ho wns u
member of the board for forty-two years
and was nctlve In Its management on
various committees and was a director
nt ono time. Mr. Nichols was also na
tive In Illinois National Guard cleclcs
In his younger days and was a. captain
In the First Regiment for many years.
piiEniminic riiishtrr i.Ann.
Paris, Sept. 11. Frederick Chester of vfry ln-t frnm-realdence of
Ladd, a former captain In the Sixth ' jf)1,fnhP. Day. Short Illll", N. J,:, no nuea
Itcglment of tho American Marine Corps, i tlons asked. Mr. VAyx. Preferred Accident
died In Switzerland on September 4, ac
cording to advices received to-Uay. On
the same day he was awarded tho War
Cross by tho French Government for
bravery during the fit. Mlhlel offensive,
where ho was gassed. Capt. Ladd never
rccovored from the gassing.
The body wllbbo burled In tho Surosncs
Comotory with military honors. Cnpt.
Ladd leaves a brother, William E. Ladd,
of 43 Exchange, place, New York city.
ains. nonuriT icsnNAx.
Mrs. JRcert Peebles Kern an. noo
Loulso Adams Bcardaley, only daughter I
of Bamuel A. Beardsloy of Utlca and I
New York city, died after a short 111-1
n-ss In her homo. 02 tit. Louis etreet,
On.hon Hnnnrln TTvl.lnv vnln. 1
Beardslcy was married to Mr. 'itobert
rcebles Kernan at tlio country home of
her father, Easthnmpton, L. I., October i
0. 1917. "Mr. Kernan Is a son
Hen. John D. Kernan and
grandson of
itnr Pranela i
itor francis
the late United States Senator
Kernan. After tho marriage young Mr.
ond Mrs. Kernan took up their residence
In Quebec, where llr. Kernan Is associ
ated 'with the Donnecona Paper' Company.
AMERICAN CLUB
Wf llllllll
A, Itonil PurclinfiflH
iriHtorlc Holol on 'JYufnl-
m
(rnr Bqunvo.
UptrM Ctrmixinilmt lo Tun St-x m Saw
YlniK llKimn,
Iihpom, Aug, 8f, In purehnalnff Mor.
ileal oyer hero. After, noiinnji up in
i(ndnn In tho cmrly morning ho dashed
"n . ! " "; Z; .""nJ
ff " tho C owdon n rn no by nutn
, mob lo nml flow direct to Paj., wnen
I
nero
ha (lnsrd tho deal fnr the homo of tho
flec 0H(U) (1 c 0(0 y f-mii.
' '
Morley'ii In ono of tlio oldest nml heat
known of London hnlula, Dating back
lo 1 dri2, It wiw founded by n Mr, Mnrloy,
ho endnwed hi cntcrprlno with hi own
mnrrled In this countiy Imvn used tho
old hotel eliher for their wedding ro
(option or for n few da) a uf their honey
moon, And looking through tbo vliltora'
book It I imsHlhln to truce llm names
of ono or two fnmlllo from tho HtateH of,
whMi grnndp'irvuts, puicnla nnd noun
nnd dnuithtui'H liavn ull celcbriitiM tbo
happy ovi ut within tbeso hotpllublo por
tal. Moiloy'a, too, elnlmn tho record of
oiico having refused to let a room to nn
Empress, Quo diiy curly In the Mil
n smart carriage and pnlr drow up
liiToro tlin hotel. From it nlliihtou n
moat respectable looking old gentleman
nnd nskcil pli- .untly for n reaerved
room fur hltmulf nnd n lady tn hnld'n
short discussion on nn Important mat
tar, Tho ulnlil Brlllfih Janitors refused
with horror. Only when tho cnrrlago
wna dilvlng nway wero thoy mortified
In (Uncover Unit tho lady of the couple
whom they hml refused odmlttnnce to
the hotol ht'cnusn of their flnvor of
doubtful respectability was noun other
limit tlio Empress Kugnhi .lieraelf,
While on tho imgea of Morlcy'a register
Is Inscribed nn entry-eipmlly unburn In
It wny-of n cIiiiIIciiko to n duel) thn
outcome of tho bitter strife among
Americana In London nt tho tlmo of the
civil war.
Thn hole! llceniio la ono of tho oldeat
coiitlmiouu grants of Ha kind In Groat
Ilrltnln. In 15(1 tho founder sold It to
thn Jnmes family. In whoso linnd It re
mained until Its recent purchaio by Uio
Old Colony Corporation.
LOST AND FQUNDi
LOHT-Illaclt leather homlbng, eontalnlnx
Ilk ihlrti, meillrlne liottle, rollnr. nank
book ami rommerrlal papfrs. nut of Marmoii
rsr In front of Mary's or 37th it.. Friday i
will pay $100 reward for Murn nt painrsi
nn dilution naked. nOIUTAII.LK, 07 York
si., iironuiyn.
I.ilHl'-.c.riirirnia tin. II.SIKI for 10 iliaret
Amnrlran Internntlnnal Conioratlon stock
In name I) Coppct I)oremui paymfnt a no
Irnniclrr itotiMi. iicinrn 10 imaiiuai.
Ht'UllTV COMPANY. 2 AHiany t.
UAO.-llrnnn Iratlirr liandlmir, Ion, contain
Inn llcht nray suit, on llrlaliton I. train
nfltr Itaxln Khreinlimrt lty, S2.1 reward
If returned to W. A. RAltl.nv, 00 West it.,
New York, l'lionn Itertnr IHQ2.
LOST or Htolen-Cerllf lento No. H4I0, 100
harej certlfleat No, OMXl. TO shares,
Whlto Oil rorrnrnllnni llbernl reward to
finder. JACOn LAKORClIUn, Tlilelln, New
York.
I.OHT-HUver innunleJ tinne. on north bound
itadliw nv. car. TrMay IOSO A. M,i ro.
unrn reiurn io u.mui.h, i.rnox ncuooi, ut
I,().ST-On Friday, ahout OtJO, parcel con
laliHnir two rleres of tnoestrv for bnu
rewnrd If returned to I.. COMIMAN, .1X1
am ac.
to lintel Rndlcotti reward, 320 till v.,
, ,,,, wnr
innni Till.
1)3T-Iletwen ,13d nnd 47th its,, black
leather grip. Tinder pleaso phono Catht
dral tOSt. Apt. 0, reward.
Jetftlrj.
lOST-flettlng from dinner rlnr containing
,'i I a rite diamonds set In platinum, oblonr In
aliapej lost on I),, I.. I W. train leaving
Hnlioken 4i.10 P. M., Reptember R. for Moun
tain Lake, N. J.i liberal reward1. Dox II.,
714 Bun-Herald, 280 Ilroaday,
LOST IMnlnnnd liracVlet, flexible, platinum,
Reptember 1, between Stern Ilroa., 42d St.,
'nnd Abercrombln Fltrli, 4Mh at, jind Madi
son av., or on fit. Nicholas av. bus; liberal
renrd. M. H. liATnn, room 701, 175 5th
n-.I'h(inn Ashland 7.170.
l.OHT- Dlnmolui i tnir, 2 rnrati, Bouth 4th
t between Drltgi nv., llroadway nnd
llaveiiu'ser t.. Brooklyn, on Friday morn
lnl liberal reward for return. MRS. L.
I.r.VIN17. 7s nrlgas nv., llrooklyn.
LOST Liberal reward, no qtieetloni naked
fnr return of while gold diamond clnn
nnd spring ring taken from room 812, Ml
Fifth av.i Information confidential, reply
above addreia
LORTOn Wednetdnv, Bept, a, nbout 7 1'
M on Itrlabtnn "I." trnln. brown OLAP
RTnvi; liAft with tnir hearlna name "Mel
vllle J. Mendel;" llbernl rewnrd. I'lipns 7210
Hrnail.
I.O.ST Auk. 24, -watch and chain, Ionr la'and
train, Pnn. or (Irani! Central Terminal, Kev
enth nv, subway, ahuttlct Wnlthnm Itlvernlda
movement, bniul attaeliea rhaln to watch! re
ward. II.. 7HI Biin-llerald. ZM Hi-oadWHy.
I.OKT In car 4(1, train II, IloMon to New
York 9 A. M Rept, a, ladv'a tnnax ilnrj
llbernl reward. W. D. Tl'llUS, 4.1 Kxcliangt
place
l.OHT Fraternity pin, between ttlveralde
Drive nnd 07th at. nnd Wnnnmnker'as re
ward, Ucturn to management, office Wans-
maker'i,
IX)ST Iatber fob. rold monoaram O B. It.
Ttewntd, MeMANN Bl'Pn.Y CO.. 310 Peart
at., Manlinltan
LORT Plamond brnrelet Friday nltit at
Mornsro Theatre i liberal reward. Return
Apt. tO-C, 420 West I'nil nv.
LOHT, Feptember 1, diamond platinum wrlet
watch' feneroun K"nrd, Return Hotel
Vnnrt-rrtin.
sTTono itnwAnu
fnt return of looo diamond, welching shout
4 karat,!'. Init Beptcmber R between Went
ltMli at. and Hast 12lli at. I. II. and B. II.
2:.o it :vAitn
for return of platinum bar pin containing Bl
diamonds, 22 sapphires, lost 8;pt. 3, vicinity
of West 74th at. I. H. & U. It, WHIN-
mum. iw nm nv.
i.t.iwo unwAitD
no nuestlona naked fnr tho return of emerald
and n'atlnum rlne loit Bentember 3. vicinity
of Mh av., KRtll at. nf,ACIi, STAtllt A
mnST. Sih nv. and 4Slh at.
Ineurnnca Co,.
$500 rewnrd fnr return of platinum and
diamond bracelet watch, lot Mh nv. eliou.
ping dlntrlct, Aupiit 2(1 or 27. MAKCUS
CO.. Mh nv. nnd 45th St.
Warm Apparel.
it; FT In tnxl nt Grand Central Btntlon
Wedreaday evening dnrk bluo coat, label
"Itlcliavdion. Huffalo.'' Reward If returned
nfflea Ultx-Carlion
l.OHT. A "liver fox neck piece, either on
Bth nv. bus No. fi or between Tlat nnd
7"M at. B'dway. Bultablo reward return to
Itiar'nient 12H. We.t End av.
rrHT in Grand Central Restaurant' at noon
L'VJ'r. .... ,.-i.ni---. tn .........
nturn Mrs. C. V. Dmrw, RS4 Weat End av.,
Ant. 131. rhono Acaaemy
lout At or between rtljgs restaurant nnd
Belwyn Tlatro Friday evening email (able.
..w.lecel reward. Telephone Bchnyler RSW.
L08T-n Krle "ry. aeni
McDONAl.n. Hoant h,.,u.
ol. I'hono
JCtoocrt r.WRrd for return of atone, marten neck
of tho ? i.ri in taxlcub. between 70tli nt. ami
rnrk av. and M03d at. .and llroadway aubway
entrance. Friday nlKbt between :30 and 0
',,,, rcturn to office, 1303 2d av. i
Found.
FOUND-On Madison av. car, April 29, eve
nine, diamond brooch. P., 209 Sun-Herald,
Je.rTA sq.
DIRTH,
KlPlini!nn,-Mr. and Mr. Jrk Klrlitiortf
(Ufa Helm Jnivyl announc th blrlh.of
a dausbtar, Hiptember 0, WW, at Mid-
wood Hospital, llrooklyn, N V,
llM.ANHKI,,-On flunday. fleptmbr fl, t9
lr, and Mrs, A, W, llmanutl a damfitar,
)lllflCll,Tn Mr, and Mrs, flat lllrpoli, SOU
)lt lUih at,, llrooklyn, a daughter,
fieptainlier 10, at Mlnrlcnrdla Iloipltal,
IIOFI'MAN.-Mr. and Mra. A. I,, Hoffman
nf 1242 Uatt lOlh St., llrooklyn, annoiinea
ilia birih of a ton on flepUmbir 1 at
Flower Hospital,
HIM.HIIr-Mr, and Mrs, nvM Millar (ns
Aildlu Hnlninnn), hit fllvtrsida Urlvs, a
son on P'ptsmber 4,
CONFIRMATIONS,
IIHUNJII!llt,-Mr, and Mrs, Dtnlamln Hem-
lieiill annnuiie lha bar mltali or their
aon. Hldniy ltluittrntlt.it llernhelnt, Hep. I
loiiiiiri- io, writ unu riynanmua, ain i,
At hnma Hunday Heptunber IP, 8 to i,
203 Weal Slit s,
ENGAGED.
IIUAm)t-llli,Di:NFINOKrt,-XIr, and Mr,
19, A, lllldenflnior of Ml TTlh si llrook
lyn, announen tha afa(nient cf their
riauihtar, llallle, to Mr, Arthur beards,
son of Mr, and Mrs, It, llsardi of 7301 3d
av llrooklyn, Nn cards,
HI!ltNHTi:i.V-'.HMAN,-Mr, and Mr. I, L
Ziun, 8(10 lllvirald Drive, announe
Ilia tJliiianuinent of Ihslr dauililur, I.lobn
T,, to Mr, Haniutl Ilernstein, son of Mr.
II, A and tha late Abraham llsrnateln, P3
West lltilh at,
IIY(.'l-WI5ltllur.OVHICT.-Mrs, J, II, Wer
hslovsky of 1,'IIS Ht, John's place, llrook
lyn, N, Y announe tin sniarement of
their rlausliter to Julius J, llyck of Tan
nersvllle, N, Y nn Hunday, Hepttmbtr 12,
fll.O(IAV-TVHVV,-Mr. and Mr. Joseph
Levy of 1124 West JftSd t New York
rlly, announce tho entailment at their
daushtsr, May. to Mr, Jack Ologau, ami
nf Mr, and Mrs, Joseph (lloiau uf 1)01
Will it,, wnndhavrn, Long Island,
III5ltZO(l-.CAHIIOviTZ,-Mr, and Mrs. Max
Knshowlta nf 210 lllvsralda Drive announce
the entneement of their daughter, Hytvla,
In Mr, Jack llertnn of A7fl juvenilis Drlva,
K'ATC-OItAD.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob (Irad.
3411 1,'aat 4lh at., announce tho meaxn.
inriu ,,, uivir iiniiainer, aiuinie, iu ur,
Henry Kali, on riepttmber 3,
IllAIiflKOI'l'-HAI,I,KU.-Mrs, Anna ftsllar
nnnnuncrs tlio crwexenient 'Of her dausli
Icr, l.cninra, to Mr. Jarnma Krauskohf,
son of llev, Dr. and Mra, M, KrausKopf,
I-DI'TV-WIKRr.N.-Mr. and Mrs. Max Wlrsen
of 010 Riverside Drive announe tho hi
raxtinerjt of their dauahter, Lrlllnn, to
air, I'limi' i.ni oi iirooaiyni
I,nn'-irAOIl!It.aOI.n8MITII. - Mr. and
Mrs, Amifsi K, flacker of r.32 West in.ld
at, announe tha anfaaemeiit of their
daughter, Anna llackir-Uolitimltn, to Mr,
Kmanuel Levy..
LOT!WnNlli:nZ - MORKfl.-Mr. and Mrs.
'llnrry IL Moses nf W)2 West 11311) St. hava
announren me engagement er ineir naugii
trr, Dorothy, to Howard Lea taawinliers,
son of Mr. and Mrs, L, I)ewnhera of
Columbus, (la,
NACIITMAN ltOHKNTIIAL, Mr, and Mrs.
Isldor llosenthal, 73a Nostrand av,, llrook
lyn. N. Y announce thn belhrothnl of
their dniirhtrr, Vivian Dorothea, to Mr.
A. H, Nnrhttnnn nf Pittsburg, Pa,
nRt'Ili:.S'-WOI,rHIi:iIL.-Mr. Harry Wolf,
akvhl of TOO Lincoln plnre, llrooklyn, an
nounces tho betrothal of hl daughter,
llu'trlco ll to Mr. Morllmoro V, Reuben
of New York.
flill.in-linilTfl.-Mr. Tlenlamln )l, Hart
announces tha engagement of his daugh
ter, It. Mnrjorle, to Mr, Marcus K. flel-.s,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Morris Belli nf Iios
ton, At linmo Sunday aftornoon, Oeptem
ber Iff, 1020.
BlNCinit-I.l'nin.-Mr. and Mrs, Bamuel
l.uile of r.r.O I.'astem Parkway, llrooklyn,
announce tha engagement of their daugh
ter, Rose Minna, to Mr. I, Nathaniel
Bliicer, eon of Mr. nnd Mrs, M. Blnser
of New York city.
TAYWIt-DIJI'F.-Mr. and Mrs. William .T.
Duff of Cos C'nb, Conn,, announre tha en
irntfement nf their dauabtsr. ltnlh Alma
Duff, to Mr. Walter Dllsry Taylor of
nnniora, i;onn.
TlinnOK-lllOH.-Mr. ant Mrs. Jamea Ed
win Itlco announce the engagement of their
naugnicr. Ann o uononue nice, to air
William Levin Tirgoe ot Ilaltlmore, Weil
ding will take place Oct, 27,
WINDHOH DAItTrtAM, Mrs, Eleanor F.
Ilartram nf Houthport, Conn., nnnounrss
tho engagement of her daughter, Miss
1 . 1 1 ft 1 1 u uil.DUVIII linillPIII, ,U ucuisu
Hhcrman Windsor, son of Mrs, Cleoruo
tvinusor oi uriagepori, wonn.
, MARRIED.
I5Ynr:-QUANZ.-On September 11, at the
rifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New
York, Therese, only daughter of Mrs, and
the lata Anton J, Quani of New York, to
Mr. Henry Norman Kyre, son of Mr. and
Mra. Francis Ileverley Kyre of Hempstead,
L. 1,
GOLDIinnn TIAAIt. Mrs. Rebecca Ilnar ofj
ion rant niaoe, urooKiyn, announces tho
marriage of her daughteri Dorothy, to Mr,
Dennett Goldberg of llrooklyn, Saturday,
Kept. 11.
IUMI.l?n-FEirjn.-Mr. and Mra. Louts A.
Wlldman of 411 ltlth at., llrooklyn, an
nounce tha marriage ot their sister, Rosa
i eir, to m, aiarun inmier, on uunaay,
Beptcmber 3. No cards.
JAOKflONGODFRIUD. Beptcmber B, Padta
Cod fried to llenjamln O. Jackson, New
York city.
MYItRfl DBCKINQEn. On Sept. 0. by Rey.
Dr. Tarshtsh, Julia Decklnger of 22 Liv
ingston av., Yonkers, to Harry Myers of
New York.
NWI5LT REACH. In Han Francisco, Cnl.,
Bept. 2, 1920. Eleanor, daughter nf Annla
n. and tha late Dr, Ferdinand Reach of
New York, to Mr, J. II. W. Nyvelt of
uevrmcr, iiouana,
rilltRY McCHKIIRY. Sept. 11, at fit.
Peter's Rectory, New ilrlghton, S. L, by
tlio Ilov, John P, Monahan, Frnncos
Agnes, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Will
lam Angus McCrrcry of Btntrn Island, to
Mr. Alexander 1'erry of Mnnhnttan,
DIED.
Ralley, Mary 13.
Hell, Deatson J.
Houghton, Marlon A
llurger, Roliert M.
Carter, Paul II.
Collier, John A.
Curtis. John II.
MacOowan, C. M.
Miller, Jean A.
Monaghan, Anna E. "
McCaffrey. J. C.
Nelson, Frederick O,
Quentln, Marcelllno
Itaucli. Jennie
Retsa, Hello
K. Rogers, Martha
ltutherfurd, F. M.
, Bchoonmaker, Georgia
Bledcnnurir. Henry
Titus, Oeerg I,.
Van Bsun. David U.
Werni, Samuel
Winter. Jacob H.
Wlrth, Rudolph
Wright, L'mma A.
Drgrner, Mario L.
Falrchlld. Harriet
Fisher, Lena
Hale, Charles M.
Ilnngeu. Caroline
Hart, Virginia II.
llnwkaworth, KUeii
ICabn, Moses
Kern, Kdward K.
Kranlch, Fredrick.
Lvvln, Jennie
Lyon, Sarah J,
Io Memertam.
Deery, John J. noblnion, Kenneth
JM. Charles A. Van Duaen, George T,
Marx, Gehard Walden, Mary O;
Mendelsohn, Aba
DAH.EY.-On Bept. 10, Mary E., wife of tha
lata Charles It. uaney, 1'unerni cervices
nt her late residence, 102 Wllion St.,
Brooklyn, on Sunday, Sept. 12, at 2 1 JO
P. M. Interment private.
U:t.I..-On Friday, Hept. 10, 1020. Deatsor.
J. Hell, In hla 80th year. Funeral ser
vices at hla lata residence, ft Canear av.,
Jamaica, N. Y on Sunday afternoon,
I!!t0 o'clock. .
nOUGIITON. Marlon A., 'at Orient, N. T.
1'unerni from home ot her dauchter, Mrs.
Elliot h. Urown, 02 Beochwood Jcr
race, Yonkcra, Sunday .at 3 P. M. Darlal
private. ,
HTjnaER.-Ilobert M on BepL II, 11120, sonj
Funeral unlets at hla late residence, 2D
North 0th av Mount Vernon, N. Y,,'
Monday evening, 8 o'clock.
n. lib iiimricB anu Aimn nunrr.
CARTER. At Philadelphia, Sept. P.IMO,
1'aui II. utntr, ,iuuiiuu oi mrtien, car
ter. Funeral aervlces at Trinity Church,
llroadway and Rector St., New York city,
on Tuesday, Sept, 14, at 11 A. M.
COI.LIER.-On Snturday, September 11, 1020,
Jolin Austin uouirr, aacu residence.
:8l! Do Kalb av., Urooklyn. Funeral ser
vice on Monday In Burlington, Vt.
CURTIS. Sept. 10, 1020, John Ilurr Curtis,
ngea ,j years, ok ojo west .tin si. Mem
ber ot Teftt O'Dell Post 443, G. A. R.t
also for thirty years a member of the
registry department, General Post Office.
Funeral services Stephen Merrltt'a Chapel,
223 8th av., near 31st St., Hunday after
noon, at 2:30 o'clock.
DEGENER. At her residence. Sid West 89th
at., Saturday, Kept, n, in.u, marie i..,
wife ot the lata William Degener, In tha
KSth year of nor age. Notice of funeral
later.
FAinOIILD. At her homo, Rockaway rark.
L. I., Sept. io, Harriet i;ua faircmia,
widow ot Walter M. Falrchlld and daugh
ter ot tha lata Daniel W. Corwln of Cin
cinnati. Funeral private.
FISHER. On Rept. 11, aged 30 yearr. Lena
(nee ulumenbacli), beloved vira or
Charles and devoted mother of MIHon ind
Janet Fisher. Funeral from the chapel
ot Saul A. Rothschild, 130 West 120th at.,
on Tuesday, Sept. II, at 1 P. M.
IIALE.-On Friday, Bept. 10, 1020, Cnpt,
Charles m. liaic, in ms ooin year, runerai
services at his lata home, R79 Macon St.,
on Monday, Rept. 13, nt 3 P. M.
HART. Virginia Burton, widow of Dr.
Charles A. Hart, Saturday, Sept. 13, at
the home of her son-tn-law. llev. E. P.
Newton, D. D.. Hyde Park, N. Y. Funeial
private, InteA-nt at Greenwood,
DIED,
lIANnnN.-Pfldny, Hepl, in, 1050, at Flarj.
djrs, I ,. Oaiollno llangen, beloved wlf
if Moiisrd llangrn. Funeral services in
h'r late i-ine, t'olonlal av, and I'lfe at:, .
Forest iiiiis. i i Monday e.enlnv, Hrpu'
13, H nlclock', Intermrnl prhale, . ;t,.
AVKHVOIiTM.-Oi Wednesday, Beplm(.if
... iiai,,,hiiiii. iiciitTri, (iieuiiier III
t' IioumIio Id of the lata Jacob Wendell
of Nnw York, J
KAIIN,-On Hrpt, jj, IPSO, Dr. Mosn Kahif, ;
belovni son of Harali Kalm, Funeral sei. ,
J Ira nt liU Info n-aldeme, 702A lialiiy alt,
llrooklyn, llimdsy, 2 o'clock.
K!'H.V.",Kitwari K suddenly, on Heptemb
f, beloved liiitbabd of ICdn II, Keri, !
oneial snrvlrr it III bu h,.i ut H. Uill
Fields C'euivtery, Hunday iimnilug, Hrh '
tunhtr 12, at hnlf-pat eleven n'rlnck f
KltANlOIL-Kiadtlek, nn Hipl, 10, Kb
bflavi'd lunliMid nf Ulna A. (ma lli.lui
at his aummer residence, llohnkiis, N .f.
Hervloes at tha Fouilli l'rebrflah
Olmrcli, Mil SI, nnd West l!nd nv Mt.i .
lay, Hepl. 13, 1P20, at It A, M, Inlrit- "
ment private, j
I.ljyiN.-TliiiHday. Hept, n, Jennlo I.evbt,
'early titloveil M tu of Mine and diivnttp
muther of.Mrs, i'nnnlo Levin, Mis. I low.
lUlbrsn. Mrs, luklo miss, Jossyh nnrt
Charles I.svln, From lisr lata reaidencd,'
Horougli park, I
I.YON.-Harati Jane, nn pept, 11. widow ut i
John Mldilleton Lyon, aged IJ, Funeial' '
erjlces at IibV lata irsldeiira, ArdsltV
Hall, 320 Central Park West, Momt)-,
Hrpt, 13, at N I', M, f
MacaoVAN,-Hept, 10, lliJO, Cliarlea M,
.MatClnivaii, Funeral services Hlephe)i
Merrltl'a Chai.el, 22:1 8th av near Slt '
al Hundoy afternoon, 4i30, ;
MII.I.i:il.-Heii. n, 1020, Jean A. Miller, Ftf
neral Hlephen Meirltt Harlem Chapel, 31(1
Weat l.utli at,, Hunday mnrnlngi
MONA(IHAN,-On Heptsmber 0, Anna to,
beloved ulster of Dr, Frank J, Monagliai).
Requiem mass at Church of Ht, Francis
Xavler, West lOlh at., Palurday, Hciiwi(.
ber II, at 10 A, M. Interment, Calvary,'
McCAFFIlrlVi-Un Heptember 10, Joieplilit
L'.. Iirlnved wife nf William (1. MrL'affriV
nf f.;.0 73lh st,, llronklyn, H0U11111 reiiulem
mass Mnnday, Hentnnber 1.1, Pil.1 A. Mi,
nt Roman Catholic Church nf Our Laiic
uf Annul, 4th nv, and 71th it, liilertntilt ,
Holy Cross Cemetery, j
NBI.HON.-At Hound Reach, Conn,, Hept, It,
11120, Frederick (),, In hla 70lh year, hit.
loed hiislmnd of Rmma L, and fathfr
of Fred O, Nelion, Funeral service will
bo held nt tho I.rfferts Place Chapel, l
Leffeits .plata, iuar Grand it v., on Mail-,
day, Hept, 13, at H P, M. Interment pri
vate, QURNTIN. At her residence, 137 West nnii,
it,, on Beptemlier in, Marcelllno Quentln,
Funeral main at Church nt Ht, Paul tha
Apostle, West Cut li st,, Monday, September
13, 0 A, M.
nAUCH, Jennla (net fllmonl, beloved
mother of Joseph and alater ot Mrs, II. Ml
Itymei and M, Blmon, In her flOth year."
Funeral services at Rothschild's Under,
takln parlor, T2 Lenov nv New York,
flunday, 10:30 A. M, 'i1,
lli:lflHOn Hept. 11, In her 73d year, Helli
wife nf the lata Julius, devoted slattij
of Louis and Harry Isuars and aunt t
Julia Mamihelmer and Harry PnlnmoiiJ
Funeral from thn Chapel uf Haul Ai
JtotlisclilM, r,0 West )20th st 011 Hui4.
day, flcpt. 12; at 2 r. M, I
IlOOi:ilH.--On Hepl. II, nt Rlnmfnrd, ()nnn,I '
Murine. 1 tote is, wlfo of the lain Itobert,
Rocera nnd mother nf Mr, Ferdinand N
Mnnio and IMhiuiI J. Itngeri. Funcrilt '
services nt her late residence, Cove roaili'
Htnmfnrd. Conn,. Titcsdnr. Hrtit. U. nf
ItUTIinitFDnD.-li'rancIa Morris, on Hept,
III, sou of Ilia lata Walter, Isabella, nmh
t.-,l,h-. nt ,1,- I.IA lnl,h A 1 1 , ll lift F,,l,l F
flervlces Monday cvenhiir nt N o'clock
O, V. Mnnory, II Ruat Suth st. Intcnnrntj
Iinrdentown, N, J,
BOIinnNMAKr.n.-On Baturday, Rept, II
Oeorela, daughter of the lata Cyme nil
Henrietta Parsons Hchoonmaker, nfter r
lingering Illness, nt Presbyterian Iloipltal,
Nodes of funeral later.
fjlpnDNnunO.-At Greenwich, Conn., Hepl,
iv, li'.u, nenry, uriovrn sou or ueinnnrni
Jr and Paula W, Hledeuburg, In his 20tl!
year, nuneriu servicoa nt tno noma or hi
parents, Iloaiul Hill road, on Hunday, Hept
12, at 2;30 P, M, Interment private,
TITUS.-Suddcnlv. on Hent. 10. 1020. (ienrtf
I... beloved huiband of Mary J. Titus!
Funeral services Monday, Sept. 1.1, at R
P, M at hi lain residence, M' Hast .14
at., llrooklyn, Member ot Mistletoe.
Lodge, Clt, F, nnd A. M., Ancient Ac
cepted Rcnttlih llltr, Vnlley of llrooklyn.
nnd Mecca Bhrlrm Invited. Intention
Hvergreen Cemetery.
VAN BAUN. At Mt. Pocnno, Pn , Rep
tomber 0, IPSO, David II., huiband o!
I.nura lvaler Van Run, Hervlcns nt hit
late residence, 100 W, P3d st,, Sunday, Sep
tember 12, nt l P. M.
WIinNF.H. Sept, 0, ngo 41 years, SnmueL
beloved huiband of Luclllo (neo Kcmpai
nor) nnd devoted father of Marvin ant)
son of Rebecca and the Into Morris Wert
nor and brother of Mra. Clinrles Werner1,
Mrs. Samuel Werner, Mrs. David Mia,
chad Hen and Cy Werner. .Funeral from1 '
tlio cnnpei or riaui a. uotnnchlld, I'D
West 120th at,, on Sunday, Sept. 12, id
A. fil.
; his rrt.ll
H. Wine
WINTUR,-On September P. JD20, at I
drnra. l.",S Weat l.lOtli St.. .1ninli I
trr, beloved huMiand of Orucc Wlntcit
Funoral nervines at his lata icsldenra na
Hunday nt 2 P. M. Funeral nt 2:30 P, Ml
Interment YVoodluvvn Cemetery. (
WIIITIL-On Friday, September 10, 1020, Ru
dolph Wlrth, beloved husband ot Jessie Ii
Knmp. Funeral services at his lata resi
dence, 201A Monroe at., Urooklyn, Runda.
Sept. 12, 4 P. M. Interment private,
llrothren of Amlent Iidge, 724, F. nnl
'A. M., nnd Knickerbocker Lodge, 042, i;
nnd A. M nro Invited to nttend.
WRIOHT. Kmma A., widow of ThomaJ
Wright, September 11, 1020, Funeral ser
vicoa nt her late residence, 10 l.'nst 130tb
st,, on Monday, Beptcmber 13, at 2 P. .M
IN MEMORIAM.
!
i
DDKRY. Mnnth's'mlnd mass for repoie of
tlio soul ot John .1. Dnery, nt Church of
I'.ullnt l'allitrs. r.Oth St. nnd Columbus
nv Thursdny, Heptember 1(1, W20, nt P
o'clock A. M. All mends aro invitca t
attend.
LOTT. Month's mlndmasa will ha offered
for tha reposo of the soul of the lat
Charles A. I.ott. at Rt. Gnbrlel'a Churclx,
Monday, Sept. 13, 1P20, at 0 A. M. I
MARX. In loving memory of our deny
rather, uehard Marx, who oepartea tin
Ufa ,Hcpt. 0, 1001, Oone, but not forj
gotten. I
MENDELROHN.-In fond and loving mem;-
ory dear uncia adc. i
i:ssln Pheaman Urodle. I
MENDELSOIIN.-Alio. To live In tbo hearts'
or tnoao tnai love you is not to uie, ,
filstcr Heckle.
ROniNRON.-At reit, Sept. 12, 1017, Ken--'
netn jtobinson,
VAN D7JHEN. In loving memory of Oeorrp
Traci van uuscn, t'&sseu away sept,
tntii .
WALDEN. 'In memory of my dear grand!
mother, iiary o. vaiacn, wno pniieq
away Bept. 12, 1001, j
l
UNVEILINGS.
'ELKELEfl. The unveiling of the monument
to Itoso uiKeies, oeiovea wue ana mome.
of Samuel nnd Percy, will take place at
Mount Hope Cemetery, Cypress Hills, Suill
day, Rept. 10, 1920, nt 3 P. M. In can!
nf rain following 8unday, Hept. 20, aan4
time, Friends aro Invited to attend. Nnl
cards. H
FISCHER, Tho unveiling of the monuments
In memory of our beioveu mother. Iiec nai
Fischer, will bo held on Sunday. Septonvj
ber IV. r. iti. nuary, av iiuiisnnui
Cemetery, union neioe.
FRIEDMAN. The unveiling of the momK
ment In memory of -Alter Friedman will
tnko piaco at union r ieias uemeiery, eepi
10. 1920, at 2:30 P. M. All friends nis
invited. Postponement In casa of rain t;
following Sunday,
vmoiiN'nnna. Unvclllnc of monumont lit
memory ot Ouislo Krohnberg, beloved wlfJ
of Samuel Kronnoerg anci near momer o
Trinrnnco nnd Sylvia. Sunday. Rent. 12. nl
II A. M nt Washington Cemetery, aectlort
a llrr.Tnner Conereaatlon. relntlvea an I
friends Invited, In case of rain, followlnrr
Sunday.
urvttn Tim unvetllnff of monument t
memory of Julius Meyer takes place h
Mount Neboh Cemetery, Sunday, Sept. 1?
2:30 I'. M. lieiaiivra anu irivmin inviir.
to attend. In cnie of rain, postpone
until Sept. 20.
prSOA. Unvell'lng of the monument lit
memory of my beloved father, Samue
t tvana. will take place Sunday ntlec
nnnn. Rent. 19. 1O20. at 2:30 P. M nt
the Spanish and Portuguese Ground),
Cypress Hills Cemetery. In case of rain,
poetponcd until Sunday. Oct. 10.
noqpvntcno. unvelllna- of monument lit
memory of my beloved huiband and odd
dear father. Meyer Rosenberg, Hundayi
September 10, at 2:30 P. M.. Mount Hnpjl
Cemetery, yprc n w. "
friends Invited. If rain postponed Indefi
nitely. WOLFF. Tho unveiling of the monument tt4
tM! erected to in- mi-muty ui my n-nr wilj'
nrf nnr beloved mother will tako nlacj'
Hunday. September 19, nt 2:30, nt Wn-lv-
inaion v ........... ..fc..v
Bocl-ty it nround. In easo of Tain, fullewvl
Inn Sunday. ,,
" Max Wolff and Children.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
SCHMUCK. The fsmlly nf'the lnt Katha
rlna Hcnmucn uinnic ineir relatives nml
irlinds for their sympathy In Hair livi
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