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4,000 to Sail for
Europe To-day on
Six Steamships
Many Notable Persons Amort#
<?00 Rooked for Cabin of
the Olympic.
' udging from the large number of pas
? ffer*. including many persons of
?romlnenoe from every walk of life,
booked to sail to-day on six liners bound
for Europe, the spring exodus to tlie old
? oiintry has readied its maximum. The
Olvmplc of the White Star Line, largest
of ths vessels, will have 2,000 passengers
' :> board, GOO of whom are In the first
c; bin. The other liners are the Touraine
J" Li?e. ,he Cedrlc of th
i, ular?Lln"' the F'?lund of the Red
l tSpln8ula st?te. renamed the
I rp?ident Pierce. or the United States
<i'"^S'r . l,?e AraS"-i>*a of the Royal
-? hi Line, which ha* been in the Ber
Kn?*?" ' but i9 now *allin8 for
l he total number of passengers sail
inor will be about 5000.
The Olympic's list of notables includes
11';:. Mortal, violinist, who is accom
ied by her mother and father; Elinor
n. novelist; Prince Mohamet All
, ibin. nephew 0f the Khedive of
an,l his secretary, "Blink" Me
? ".-,-Uey; Mr. Robert w. Service, poet;
? i s. Service and their daughter, Miss
? . Service; Titto Ruffo, singer; Lady
? .:.i II -nrv. Countess de Laugler Vil
t -? who was Miss Carola Livingston;
R Hal! Calne. son of the British
."ithor: .Mr. Marshall Neilan, moving
? ctur.- director: On. H C. Sherlll, for
'Minister to Argentina, and Mrs
CIiarles Winn and the Hon.
Winn, the Hon. (Catherine Norton,
??? Mary Hnyt Wiborg, Mr. and Mrs.
" dericn W. Vanderbilt. Miss Margaret
'w lies worth, dancer; Mr. Cordon Scl
i dee. head of Selfrldge & Co., London:
;..r 1 T'- Ailler. treasurer of the United
: Steel Corporation; Judge J. S.
tlierford, the Right Rev. John J. Mc
""i. Bishop of Altoona, and Prof H I<
? ""Tiing.
, ?!^"'"lani H. Dewart of Boston.
of the Rev. Dr. Dewart, is f-'oing
, ans. to return with her daughter.
? - Frances Dewart. who has been in
School there. i
'Irmberi of Society In Lint.
\ inoii g those from .New York
are Mr. Ogden Mills. Mr.
mens Daly, Mr. and Mrs Wal
,;r Watwon Stokes, Col. and Mrs '
,r; Rogers. Mrs. Charles
t> Rah'n- Jr.: Mm Otto H. Kahn, Mr. I
.fit . Kahn* Mr- and Mrs. !
? ncell H. Ball, Mr. G. Louis Boissevain, I
^'"-t-ia Mr. Robert T. Francis, the ,
: r- T !'8- H- Chas*. !>'? and
Mi s Le an. K. Cofer. Mr. and Mrs. I
V v . C,Ur^US' Mr' Hobert T- Francis.!
n.lYti ur Alfrcd I,uane Pell. Mr. I
?d Mis, Warren D. Robblns. Mr. Mc
Mr .Jdu'w?' Mr' Tenin Van Inpe?
. ?-m. Morton Whitman. Mr.
.'innell Willis, Mrs. B. L. D'Aubirne
I'H lit ton ee and Mr- and Mrs. E.'
r,!we Ii?<aIt'0 incIudes Mrs. Rufu* C
T riwos. Miss Margaret Dawes and Miss
' ' len Dawes, Mr. and Mrs W t?
ampbell of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs
r of ?ak,?"d 5 :
Weld ?nrt m?W* Mi"fi Elizabeth
I r u . Margaret Weld
of Boston. Mrs. Mlio Lester Cnf
f'-en of Cleveland. Airs Walter S. Wy. I
and lir, and \fr? ir* ?? . _
Of Philadelphia. Mr.' Russell H
of Detroit and Mr. E f AJ*6r
rnd MIsh Richardson of New Orleans"" !
v^,m?n?,:hr bookp'i to sa" from New
"f"\>w Yorlcanv*Mr?' G?rd?n
Mr , T?rk: Mr' J Morris Meredith
Miss' Eve I*yn * win < IH e r^a n d Mr" 'and' M nf
. I< holas Ferguson and Mr. Edwin H
he greatest organists in the world wJ
Is going abroad to give a m^K .
v.r.?7^,d' Mr'. irtih."' C2'"'? n?7:
Patterson. 0Mrs s VnT" : J*"* E" M"!
*s. "23!
viUeV Mrr"'o2or^dr
Th. ???
party of si* si,i-P. ? aIao Includes a
Convent, Boston. r0In Notre Dame
Voyagera for the Cedrlc.
Among those sailing aboard the Cedrlc
are Mr. and Mrs. D. Elliott Alves. Mr.
? ind Mra. J. B. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs.
\V. H. Coade. Mr. and Mrs. John R.
<1 reaves. Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Holm wood, Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. James Neville.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Cordon Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Sliaincss and Mr. and Mrs. O. Herbert
Windeler and Miss Evelyn Wlndeler.
Among the passengers sailing to-day
aboard the Touralne ar?; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Arbibe. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Ailix, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bfvans, Dr.
jmd Mrs. V. D. Barbot. Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Balteman, Miss H. Baiteman and
Master E. Balteman. Mr. and Mrs. B.
C. Corona, the R^v. A. B. P. Caruso.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cartogo, Dr. Louis A
Denis, Col. and Mrs. A. Orabowskl. Mr.
.Hid Mrs. H. Gardlni, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Oalll, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Uadener,
Mr. anil Mrs. R. Hale. Mr. and Mrs. D.
Kipness. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Maupln,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy, the Rev.
Father Obrecht, Mrs. H. Weldon-Ilughes,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Webb. Miss Amy Webb
and the Masters K. and W. Webb.
Railing: on board the Peninsular mate,
renamed the President Pierce, are Mr.
.Toserpli Mach. Cseoho-Slovak Consul
Ceneral of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Barrett Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
*an Norman, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. David Staub.
On board the Finland are Dr. and
Mrs. A. A. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Rrlgham, Mrs 8. J. Clough and Miss
<!. E. Clough, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dolan.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Erllch, Mr. and
Mrs. John Flint. Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Graham. Mr. and Mr*. S. A. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Rtimley, Mr. and
.Mrs. Stephen II. Tallman and Mr*,
flobart Tuttle.
Booked to sail to-day on the Araguaya
nr several members of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, Including- Adanio Dldur,
basso; Artur Bodansky, conductor;
Carl Edwards, assistant conductor, and
f.imuel Thcwmon, stage director. Others
on board are Mrs. Adanio Didur and
'.ter daughters, the Misses Olga and
Mario Dldur. Mr. William B. Murray,
musical critic of the Brooklyn Eagle;
Mrs. Ollvr C. Rfcad. Mrs. E. A. Mc
iHiugall. Mr. Frederick Watson. British
Consul. New York; Hon. and Mrs. H. O
Putterfl'ld, Col. and sMrs. W. C. Ridel'
Mr. A. O. Olroux. Mr. Tennent Ronalds,
Commander C. Laws of the Royal Mail
Lint- and* Mrs. Laws and Mrs. Prosper
Bureriellr of the New York World.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
MOW YOIIK.
j Miss Annie Hurr Jennlngf will urtlvi j
1 from France next week.
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard has refund
j from llot Springs. Va.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. Perry Oaborn tti* at j
I the Vanderbilt until they go to Valley \
| House, their place at Koalyn, L. I.
! Mr. and Mrs. Finley J. Bhepard have
i returned after passing a week at iheir ,
I house in Irvtngton-on-vHudson.
Mr. l^ewis Cass LedyarU will sail '
for Europe late this month an'l ioin
Alr.i. Led yard in Italy.
Mr and Mrs. David Dows of Char!- [
ton Hall. Glen Head. L. I., are at the ?
j Ambassador.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest M. Stires'vrfll
hold a reception next Monday aftcjnoon
at 3 West Fifty-third street.
Mrs. O. W. Barnewall, who returned
i on the Olympic after being In Paris is
j at 607 Madison avenue until she goes
I to Burneybrook Farm. Fairfield, Conn.
! The Italian Minister to Ven-zuela
; and Mine. Giuseppe Catalani. who have
i been staying at the Rltz-Carlton, have
gone to Washington to be guests of
'? her mother, Mrs. Henry F. Dimoc.i.
; Dr. and Mrs. l^ouis Livingston Sea
' man of 217 Fifth avenue will give a
! reception April 28 for member? of the ;
j Order of Colonial Lords of Manors tn j
I America.
I Sir Auckland G?nldes. the British Am- j
j bassudor, is at the Plaza, being in New .
j York to attend the Pilgrim Society's din- |
i ner to celebrate the second anniversary
i of his arrival in this country.
Members <# St. Christopher's Guild of
j St. Mary's Free Hospital lor Children
I will give a* ten, sale and dance this
I afternoon for the benefit of the hospital
| at the home of Mrs. Edward R Stet
! tlnlus, 1021 Park avenue.
' Mrs. George C. Fraser, Mrs. Jonathan
j Bulk ley, Mrs. William A. Rockefeller
! and Mrs. Frederic W. Lincoln will give
I dinners to-night in advance of the final
' mid-year dance of the season at ihe
I Rltz-Carlton.
' Mis? Louise Morris, who has bem
passing the liaster holidays with her
' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennea
' Morris, has returned to Va?sar Col
I lege. Her marriage to Mr. Dudley H.
j Mills will take place in November.
I Mrs. Daniel G. Tenney gave a dinner
i and small dance last night ?.? Pierre's
for Mies Helen Buii and Mr. Henry T.
Richardson 2d, who are to lc married
next Monday In Grace Church. The
guests included members of the bridal
party.
Mrs. William G. Rockefeller g:i-'c a
dinner last night at the Plaza Cor Miss
Hope Lincoln and Miss Gwendolyn
Coombe and also for her niece. Miss
Isabelle Rockefeller, who arrived yes
terday on the Mauretania. The i^iehty
I guests were young people and after
I the dinner Mrs. Rockefeller took them
to the play of Harvard's Hastv
I Puddiijg Club In the main ballroom.
| Later Mrs. Rockefeller entertained her
' guests at supper.
WASHINGTON.
I Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of New
j York is at the Shoreham for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vtory were
hosts at a dance for young people
given last night at Grasslands In honor
of their daughter. Miss Caroline Story.
%
The Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge
wf-re guests of honor last night of the
Assistant to the Attorney General and
! Mrs. Guy Goff, who entertained a ditt- ;
tlnguished company at dinner.
Secretary of State and Mrs. li'J?hes
were the guests of honor at a dinner i ,
given lust night by the Secretary of j
the Smithsonian Institution and Mrs j ,
Charles D. Walcott.
Mrs. Frellnghuysen, wife of tuo New j ,
Jersey Senator, entertained yesterday j ,
at ? buffet luncheon for the New Jer- ,
sey delegates to the Daughters of tne
American Revolution convention, and ^
was assisted by wives of members of ^
the New Jersey delegation In Congress. j
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cortclyou of ;
New York, with their daughter. Miss j
Grace Cortelyou, who have been In
Mobile, Ala., attending the wedding of
their son. George B. Cortelyou. Jr.. :ind
Miss Irwin Fearn, are at the Shoreham
en route home.
The President and Mrs. Harding h<Jd [
a reception yesterday afternoon for tne
delegates and alternates to the Con
tinental Congress of the Daughters of ,
the Ajnerlcan Revolution. Nearly iUOO
were present. The White House was
flower-decked and the Marino Band :
played during the afternoon. 1
JAt Washington Hotels.
York arrivals at Washington ho
| tels include:
The Wlllard?Henry Junge. Mr and
I Mrs. Marion Chanlec. O. C. Quirck, |
Paul Block. H. H. Prltchett. C. E. i
I Whitney and Oscar A. Goedeckc.
The Shoreham-J. A. Poynton, J>a\ Id
! B. Baum. Jr.; D. A- Buckley, Jr.; R. A.
| Franks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler
i and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cark.
The Wardman Park?Mr. and Mrs
j W. llonnolde. R. R. Burke, It. H. i
Hoatlev, Mrs. William O. Martin and |
; John D. Manning.
FIELD MARSHAL FRENCH
COINING BY HOMERIC
Viacount*Sailing for New York
Next Week.
Special Cable to Thi New Yet* HaaM.o
Copyright, 131t, I'll Tin New Yosk Hbulb- 1
Mfw York Herald Bureau. (
l^indnn. April ft. i .
Field Marshal Viscount French will
sail for New York on the steamehftj
Homeric next Wednesday.
Among the passengers who will sail j
by the Baltic April 29 will be Mr. -ind
Mrs. Robert Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert B. Clark. Col. Robert J. Clarke,
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Collins, Mrs. F. A. |
Hall. Charles W. Haynes. Dr. and Mrs.
Francis E. Knowles. Mr. and Mrs. K. It.
Knox, Mrs. E. A. Lelghton. Mr. and
Mrs. William C. McCulIough. Mrs. C. J.
McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Not
tingham. P. S. ratterson. Rev. J. M.
Ryan, the Misses Margaret, Mary and
Virginia Veach. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Whalen and Mr. and Mrs. Stafford
Wright.
Among the Americans who will sail
on the Empress of Scotland for Quebec
Saturday are Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. B.
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Benson.
Mr G. A. Bister. Mr*. H. C. Brenond
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Bryant, Dr. J. \Y.
Cassle, Mrs. G. 0. Davldge, Mr. and
Mi's. M. J. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Freeth. Mrs. M. B. Gilbert and daugh
ter. Rear Admiral A. M. Knight, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Ladd, Dr. and Mrs. C. P.
t.lndsiey, Mr. 3. J. Loewenthal. Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. G. Querns, Mrs. G. I.
Stephens and Mr. and Mr? D. B.
Thompson.
COLOMBIAN ENVOY COMING.
Panama. April 21.?Knrlquc Olaya
Herrera, newly appointed Colombian
Minister to Washington, with his wife
and two daughters, is a passenger on
the steamship Slxaola. which Ml h?r?
yesterday for New York.
Mr. H. P. Dodgey
Envoy to Belgrade,
to Wed in Paris
Will Marry Miss Agnes Page
Brown of This City Next
Wednesday.
The marriage of Mi.-s Agnes Pase
Brown, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Pa??
Brown of this city, who is now in San
I'rancUco. to Mr. H. Perelval Dodjii .
American .Minister at Belgrade, wii!
.aUe place next Wednesday in the
American Church in Paris. Miss Brown
Is a granddaughter of the late Justice
ind Mrs. Roger A. Pryor of this city.
Mr. Dodg<- has been in the diplomatic
service sinc^ 1809. His first wife, who
was killed in an elevator accident in
Washington in 1919, was Miss Margaret
P. Adams, daughter of Rear Admiral
A dains.
MISS WAINWRIGHT WED
TO MR. EDWIN H. HOYT j
Ceremony Takes Place inj
Holy Communion Church.
In the Church of the Holy Com-1
munion last night Miss Marjorle Urry'
Wainwright, daughter of the !at< j
Charles Alfred Wainwright and of .Mrs j
Wainwrtght, \vas married to Mr. Edwin j
Hinman Hoyt. The bride entered tht
church with Dr. I. Wyman Drummond.
who gave her away. The ceremony wa* j
performed by the Rev. Donald Forrester j
of the General Theological Seminary,
assisted by the Rev. Henry Mottet.
rector.
The bride's only attendant was Mrs
George Mifflin Dallas, and Mr. Herbert
Hoyt Case served as best man. The
ushers were Dr. C. Perley Gray, Messrs.
Philip Herbert. Charles Knight, William
0. Bamber, Emll Miles and Leonard Mi
Gee. There was no reception. M'
Hoyt and his bride will live at Haw
throneden, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
The bride wore beaded white satin
which had been worn by other brides in
her family, modernized by the addition
of white georgette. Her veil of net was'
combined with Brussells lace and hel'i i
by orange blossoms. She carried a sheaf |
of white carnations and Dies' of the;
valley. The matron of honor wore a
gown of canary yellow taffeta and chif
fon trimmed with fur and carri"J
Ophelia rones.
OSER PREPARINGTO
WED MISS M'CORMICK
Will Sell Horses and Make
Home on Farm.
Zurich. Switzerland. April 21 (Asso
ciated Press).?Max Oser, former Swiss
cavalry otHcer and fiance of Mies Ma
thilde McCormicl;. daughter of Harold F.
McCornilck of Chicago and granddaugh
ter of John D. Rockefeller, is making
irrangements for his marriage to Miss!
McCormick the latter part of June at,
Basle. Although Mr. Rockefeller's con- |
r<ent to the marriage has not yet been
obtained, Mr. Oser's friends here express
the hope that It finally will be forthcom
ing.
Mr. Oser is negotiating for the sale
if the horses he had used in his riding
*cAiool here, and also is' about to pur
chase a large farm near Geneva. The
couple, it' is expected, will spend their
ioneymo^n in Switzerland, later taking
up their residence on the farm.
WEDDING OF MISS KEYS.
To Be Married to Mr. Metcnlf on
April 2?.
Miss Adelaide Key?, daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs. William Anderson Keys of 375
Park avenue, will be married to Mr.
;eorge Thomas Metcalfe, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. J. O.' Metcalfe of Eouis
?'Ule., Ky., and Morrlstown, N. J., April
!9. in the Church of the Heavenly Rest,
he Rev. Stuart L. Tyson and the Rev.
lenry V. B. Darlington officiating.
Miss Keys will be given in marriage
if her father and will be attended by
ler flster. Miss Virginia Keys. The
bridesmaids will Include Mrs. William
Anderson Keys. Jr., Mrs. Thomas R
*hepard of South Orange, N. J.; Mrs.
Jeorge W. McClelland. Overbrook, Pa.,
md Mrs. Clarence R. Hayes, Cleveland.
Dhlo.
Mr. John F. Metcalfe will be his broth
er's best man. The ushers will be
Messrs. William Anderson Keys, Jr.,
brother of the bride; Thomas R. Siiep
ird, Simpson Lynch, Charles B. Marr,
Robert H. Sa.vre 3d, Baltimore, and Ar
hur C. Ketcham of Buffalo.
Owing to the recent death of the
srldegroom's mother the reception at
Cherry's will be limited to relatives and
ntlmate friends.
During the war Aliss Keys did canteen
vork and since then has been a volunteer
vnrker in the Bellevue Hospital clinic.
25 YEARS WED: CELEBRATE.
Mr. and Mrs. Ililniird II. Iledden
(ilvr Itereption.
Mr. und Mrs. Edua'! Harold Heddc\
iravi' a reception at their home. 410
I'ark uvtnu'\ l-mt ov<nlng to celcbrat-j
ihe i wenty-flfth iiiinlveraavy of their
mat riuge.
The wedding of Mr. aud Mrs. Heddcr.
nas one of the largely attended social
events of the Easter season of IS97. and
ivas solemnized in thu Church of the
Incarnation, Mndlson avenue and Thir
ly-fifth street. by the Rev. William M
Urosvenor. rector of the church, who
later became dean of the Cathedral of
St. John the Divine. 41 large receptlo-i
followed nt the home of the bride,
formerly Miss Rose C. del Pino, daugh
ter of the late Mr. Marcos del Pino
???r.. Hedden's parents, the Ut? Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Howard Hedder., cele
brated their golden wedding by giving
1 dinner party and reception nt ih.<
liome of their *on. 121 Madinon a\ enue.
nn January 6. 19&2.
MISS MARIE KEEKE TO WEU.
Announcement ha.-- be< n made by Air.
and Mr*. Charles J. dc V. Ker.fe of
Hula. Pa., of tb> engagement of their
?laughter, Miss Marie Eouisc detln For
est Keefe, to Mr. Robert Morris* Tow ne
'?f Merlon. Pa. Miss Keefe 1^ related to
Mr. Raymond Fuguet. Mrs. Thomas
Oallam Toy and Mrs. O. 1'aul Mctcalf
j( this city.
MISS CRUSH 1" K.VGAGED.
Mrs. Frederick V. ?. Crosby of 121#
Madison avenue, who recently returned
rrom Europe aboard the Olympic, has
announced the engagement of her
laughter. Miss K?therln? Van Rensse
laer Crosby to Mr. John Gregory of
143 BJast Thirty-ninth street. No date
lias been set for the wedding.
WKDD1XG ."VOTES.
Miss Elisabeth Standlsh Wiser. 1
latihter of Mr. and Mrs Robert 1!.
-tlispr, will be married to Mr. H. Verm n
Mann, .lr . tills ufternoon in the Central
rresbytcrlan Church,
Miss Harriet RAnsom, daughter of
Mrs. Warren A. Ransom, will be mar
ried to Dr. Blake Ferguson Dona Id iron
o-day In St. Thomas's Church. A re
:eption will follow at the Plaza.
The marriage of Miss Edith Chambor
aln Uhler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Patton Uhler, to Mr. Maclln
Paschal Davis of this city will uko
place thia afternoon In the First M.
E. Church, Mount Vernon. X. Y.
ANGIER B. DUKE GIVES DANCE FOR
MISS HELEN DODD AND J. N. COLE
I'hoto by l otograms.
Miss Helen Dodd and Mr. John N. Cole.
Several Hundred Attend Entertainment for Couple to
Be Married This Afternoon.
Mr. Angier B. Duke save a dance
laBt night at bis home, 2 East Kighty
ninth street, for Miss Helen Dodd and
Mr. John N. Cole, who are to bo mar
ried this afternoon in St. Bartholomew's
Church, and also for Miss Cora G.
Shields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Shields of Philadelphia, who is ? now
visiting In New York.
There were several hundred guests
who went from various dinners, the
opera and theaters. Dancing was gen
eral until midnight, when a supper was
served. Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Blddle,
Jr., received the guests with her
brother, Mr. Duke.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
John Aspegren, Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Deerlng, Mr. and Mrs. Dyttleton
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Esmond O'Brien,
BENJAMIN L. FAIRCHILD
MARRIES MISS PARSONS
Representative in Congress
Weds His Secretary.
Special Dispatch to Tia: New Vohk Hesai.d
N>w York Herald Hurrati. I
Washington, II. April St. !
Representative Benjamin L. I<'air-1
child of Pelhain, N. Y? anil Miss Elinor
Gardener Parsons, who has served Tor j
some time as his secretary, wore mar-!
riod at noon to-day in an apartment at,
Wradman Park Hotel occupied by the
bride's father, Mr. John Nicholson Par
sons of Yonkers, X. Y., who came to'
Washington especially for the wedding.
Mr. Parsons, one time postmaster of
Yonkers, gave his daughter in mar-1
riage, and she attended by Miss
Elizabeth Hanrafcan of Yonkers as maid
of honor Mr. Fairchild had his brother,
Major John F. Fairchild, U. S. A., as'
best man. The Rev. Dr. Wallace Had- i
rllffe. pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, officiated. The
ceremony was followed by a wedding
breakfast.
Besides Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson
Parsons, the bride's two brothers, John
N. Parsons, Jr., and Thomas Parsons,
came to Washington for the wedding.
The Republican members of the New
York delesation in Congress gave the
couple a silver service. On their return
from a weddins ..trip to Bermuda. Mr.
and Mrs. Fairchltd will lfc-e at the
Wyoming.
MARSHAL JOFFRE GUEST !
OF SECRETARY WEEKS
Entertained at Luncheon at
Metropolitan Club.
bpaial Uigpatth to Tnu Nrw York IIkiui.h. j
Nrw ^ork Herald Korean. I
Wellington. I>. (.'., April CI. I
For Marshal Joffre, perhaps the most
interesting event on .to-day's program
was the luncheon given at the Metro
politan Club with Secretary of War,
John W. \V? < ka its host. It v.'.ur a
man's luncheon and amunk' tlp'ue in
the company were M. Jusseraml, the
French Ambast-aiicir; tktrttery of State
Hughes. Secretary of the Navy Denby '
and Gen. John .1. Pershing.
Marshal and Mmc. Joffre dlnej last
night with Mr. and Mrs. I.arz An
derson, who had a company of twenty
eight In their honor. Mile. Oerinuine
Loses, ?laughter of Mine. Joffri', wns
a lur.cheon guest of Mrs. Robert Woods
Iil!ss. wife of the Third .Vssstnnt Src
rttary of Stale.
RECEPTION BY MRS. KARTWELL
Felix *S?lmond, t'i'lllat of London,
I'lnj* fur the (.nests.
Mrs. John A. Hartwell gave a recen- j
tlon with music yesterday afternoon at
her house, 27 East Sixty-third street,
when Felix Balmond, cell 1st. who re- j
eently arrived from LoYidon, played. HI*
numbers Included a sonata by Cesar ,
Franck and aever.il Italian eomposlt|n-|?. !
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. :
Charles B. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. D. Lanier. Mrs. Henry Addison Alex- j
ander. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr
Mrs. Henry Martyn Alexander. Mr. and j
Mrd. Wllleni Mengelberg. Mrs. Fritz
Krelsler. Mrs. Krnect Hilielllng, Mrs
Walter E. Majnard. Mr. und Mrs. Ral:?li
Pnlltxer, Mr. und Mr.', I'er.-y i 'fiuhb
Mls.-i Gertrude Parson-, Mr. and Mr*.
Harry Hnrkness Flagler, Mr and Mr."
Walter Datnroscli. Mrs, W'ulter B
.lames. Prof, and Mrs. II. FalrflHl
I Miorn Mr. and Mt HenheVt !!??< Pratt. ,
Mrs.-JCdwsr?l J dc Cop pet, Ml.s Juliette
de '? Coppet. Mr.' William P. Douglas
and Mr und .Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge.
U AII VETERANS TO DIME.
The Military and Naval Officers of
the World War.will hold their second |
inntial dinner to-night at the Plaza. ,
\mong the gueata will be many peraon*
>f promlnnnoo. Including members of |
ih" clergy
>Ir. and Mrs. Marcus Daly, Mr. and
Mrs. Juliet) St. Charles Shackno, Mrs.
Turnbull Oelrichs, Dr. and Mrs. Preston
P. Satterwhlte, Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Duke and Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Duell.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Freil' : : k H. era
ser, Mr and Mrs. Sydney Colford.
Jr.. Mr and Mrs. Xowneend Hornor.
-Mr. \Tr*. Sidney S. Whelan, Mr.
and ; S. firycc Wing, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Mxi lllets, Mr. and Mrs. Julian
M. Gerard, .\lr. and Mrs. Louta G. Kauf
man, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewlsohn,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Freling
huyseu, Dr. and Mrs. George Boiling
l.ee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sands
and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Russell.
There also were present many of the
debutantes and young men of society.
HEBREW HOME TO HAVE
CENTENNIAL TO-MORROW \
Orphanage Celebration to Be {
at Hippodrome.
The; Hebrew Orphan Aeylum will ccle- i
brate it* centennial to-mi/rrow evening |
at the Hippodrome. The asylum is the j
oldest Jewish institution In the United |
?Slates devoted to the care of children,
and? numbers among those to whom it >
has played foster mother many per- ,
siona of talent and distinction, includ
ing musicians, actors, theater man
agers. heads of business firms and pub
lic officials.
During the hundred years since Its
founding the institution has provided
a home for about 14.000 children, many
of whom are expe'eted to return to the
city for the centennial.
On its list of officers it carries many
prominent names, among them Justice
Joseph K. N'ewburger of the Supreme
Court, Thcodor Hosenwald, importer;
Martin Beckhard. treasurer of Kuhn,
L,oeb & Co.; William I. Splegelberg,
Edward Lauterbach of the law firm of
tloadlcy. Lauterbach 4i Johnson, and
LoiMs B. Tim, vlce-preeldent of the
Manhattan .Shirt Company.
SMALL GIFTS TO WILSON FUN J).
Hamilton Holt Think* .Many HaVe
Aladc Sacrifice*.
Hamilton Holt, executive director of
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, an
nounced yesterday that thousands of
contributions to the $1,000,000 fund to en
dow distinguished public service re
wards have como . from persons who
had to make personal sacrifices to help
in raising th^ fund.
.Mr. Holt estimated that about KIO/O'
of the contributions thus far received
have been for amounts under Thejej
small gift?, he believes, reflect the li.-l
tense udmlratlon which the supporters:
of the former President continue to fe*i
for him.
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.
special Di?patch to Tiir New Yoak Hekaid.
Atlantic Citt. N. J.. April 21.?Res
ervations indicate that thf week erul
eatherln? here will be very largo.
Sir William Harris, head of tho Rltz
Carlton Hotels System, arrived at the
Rltz-Carlton to-night with Albert Kel
ler. general manager of the system, and
Mrs K<?er.
Mayor Hylan arrived at the Shil
burne with his son-in-law and secretarv,;
John P. Slnnott.
\rrlval* at the hotel.- Include:
Marlboro-Blenheim?Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Format, Mr. Samuel L. Fuller.
Mrs. Spencer Cole, Mr <?reenough Fu ?
ler. Miss Hargaret Ballard and Mr?. |
KdRar F Havlla nd. who arrived fron>
Brooklyn, with Miss Constance Havl
la.? '.
Rita-Carlton?Mt* Theodore Schu
macher, Mr. Islay Kerr, Mr. John I*
Sterling, Mr. and Mr*. Frederick Trenk
rmui, Miss Annie Andrew.". Mrs. Craw
ford Shipmen, Miss E. M. Ives and Mr#.
E. H. Peaslee and Edmond W. Peaslee.
Tra> more?Mrs. William J. Tully, the
Misses Alice and Marlon Tully, Mr*. E.
D. Spencer and Mr. and Mr*. E. W. 1
Martin.
Dennis?Mrs. Annie M Hume, Mr. .
Frederick B. Wright. Mrs. A. E. Jonen
and Messrs. W. R. Taylor and Oeorne!
W. Tonge. Brooklyn
Ambassador?Mrs. Hubert IlaKr, Jr.,
Mr. Henry B. Patton and Mr B is. j
Berry.
Strand?Mrs, Floreine H. Blackburn
and Dr. and Mr*. Jamc* c Dtinu. ,
Brooklyn.
OB AVE 8 WILL rilOUATlOD.
The will of Henry <?ra\e* 3d of Irv
In c ion, who was killed while hunting
bandits in an automobile In Elmsford.
was admitted to probate yesterday by
Surrogate Slater at White Plains. Tho
estate Is valued at several mlllon dol
lars. Two-thlrda goea to tho three chll.
dren, Mary, Florence and Henry, and
tho other third to the widow, Margaret,
fharle* D. Millard of Tarrytown was
appointed guardian of the children.
Large Gallery Out
for Tennis Games
at White Sulphur
Mr. hi?I Mrs. W. 1?.
and 11. P. Whitney Among
Spectators.
Sp^al u. Th. N?w '...uk
WIMTI M-truo. SrtlKO^ " V' ;?
Ypril -1.?Tennis continue ? )
rtiroaga anil wli! <io t>o ui.t ' * ,?.rv
^ j
irSKcE? i;1;,j:r^
Miss Martha Bayard of ' Dlaee(j
gave an exhibition of beautlfull> ^ ,n !
shots all through the morning^ ^
Miss Florence Ballln of the h An
Tennis Club and Miss LllM?n ' courts.
an hour watching tj1? were
Others who 1?"?'^, 1 8 Mrs. Crata
Mrs. Joseph E. ^ ,?tren(v Armoui.
Biddle. Mr. and Mr*. >^ re" T i
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne UiatHcW Alfred
,iv;? Loritlard v
Beadleston, Mr. ir? %VUHan1 Lord
w.
sexton, Mr. ana Katheryn K.
23/8. ^dr>Mr;M,Thomtoo^;-.
Mr. and Mr, ^UlUmJ^j a!,l
WlllougWby Sharpe, -1 ??
Mrs. Arthur A. SptaBU? pitt8burgh on
tmA supper danre In
room this evening wM^ell atten
SS.'iTSS^^p"^
their family returned to New oi (
d m';3 Edward McKenna left for Ne? j
York to-day. but will return_May 1.
MR. AND MRS. CLEWS TO
OPEN NEWPORT HOME
Will Resume Entertaining
After Absence of Year.
?Sue rial D,,patch to TUK Nrw Yobk Hbrald.
T \nril 21.?Former
NbWFORT, It. 1., April -
GOV. R. Livingston Beeekman. who ha
been spending ft part of the
California, will leave here'or^ovl^
dence to-morrow and will come lo c
port for the summer on Juno 1. ^en *e
will open l.andb End. A new balIr0'J ]
has been built at Lands lind and It will
be coined by a brilliant
young people the early part of the sum
mer Mr. Beeekman has also placed in
-om mission his motor
is the fastest craft on Narraganset B .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clews | 'strive
from New Vork on June lo and opei ,
their estate. The Rocks, on the Ocean
Drive They have been absent for a
vear. but will resume their entertaining.
y Mr Joseph Harriman has returnee!
from New York and 1 "venue I
man at their cottage in <????" 1tvenue |
Mrs Pauline Leroy fcrencb ha. r
turned to New Vork after spending
Easter at the May cotagc.
ETCHINGS BRING HIGH PRICES.
"By-Rond In TI?P*?*ry." by
moor M-yden, Brtnu.
Etchings by Cameron. Whistler. Zo?.
Ha?ien. Bone, l^ and
,he collection of William
? _ \t*i* w. a list of over ?t> items,
evening. W Itn a nr'ces of I
flM* and of th." -ie
in Tipperary." an etch
ing "by Seymour Hayden ?
bv J. Jameson for ?r-.36?. *11 - >
Boceftrs." t>y Whlfi'l^r. -n Whlatl.r
*? ??
l>rake ? "^flandam" to N*. 1
?ame buyer for r-B :ltul "The,
Knoedler & Co. for f) ^
Thames to V ? ?'? ,d t0
-En Ourmibus. by Zorn. w>w ^
Frank Altschiel for & ? to
The' Five Sis
K *?: hv David Vouna Cameron
reached the high mark of the
purchaser being .Wmthrop ^Vra*
Venetian 1 a|a,f' . puiace' went
,?r rW and^rs ^ ^ Th(J latter
fnr rriKi to James H. r on
Hayden. sold for * by lhc
burgh, and two jr gtef.rB
"Tk^X ?"'? "? ?-m.r Wjyln*
and Kenned} ? u^o nl.r| the
..An Karly ^fin Ireland
latter purchasing A K.xer
for my ,
RUIZ SALE TOTAL $26,957.
Itenalwsanrf \?rmifn? With lvor>
Incruxtnt liino llrlnicn IPARII.
The third session of the J.nts Itulz
sal* held yesterday afternoon at the
Anderron Callerles. netted 110,111.50.
bringing thf total for the three sessions
to S3H.M7.
The highest price paid during the
nfternoon went for a Renaissance v?r- (
gueno with Ivory incrustations, which
brought |W0. The purchaser was Mrs
Du rnge. Hhe was also the buyer of ;
a strip of lace dating from the seven- ,
W-enth century, the pr^ce of which was.
Ml"?.
E. F. Collins, agent, purchased a He- t
naisttance varuueno for $."00, Arthur;
Williams bought a richly carved table'
for $400, Mrs. H. O. Hyde a carved and
gllde<| bedstead for |3(?'. Mrs. H. M.
? toldberg a |?alr of yellow velvet arin
i hairs for 1210. Mr. Williams it pair of
Renaissance Iron chandeliers for $180.
A single Gothic fVoit chandelier was
sold to Jefferson Coddlnfton for $IT0
six Kmplre walnut chairs were the pur
chase of F. B. Newell for spirt'i. An
other set of six chairs of the Louis
XIV, period went to 8. Fuller for $1.V.
Three purchases by W IT. Hearst wep
a pair of marble capitals, a Toledo prat- j
Ing of the sixteenth century and a pair
of carvel and gilded Renaissance can
dlesticks. The prices paid were $37.'.
?250 and $180. respectively. The sale will
be concluded this afternoon.
H \RK III ?.* O.N SALE.
Private buyers were much in evlden ??
at the second session of the early Amer. i
lean and Colonial art sale, held yester- I
day afternoon nt the American Art Oal
lories, the honked rugs from the col
lection of Mrs. Tl. F. I>avis of Klusn
Ing. I,. I., being the attraction. Rus? |
of ordinary floral pittern averaged li'.
hut the bidding was brisk on those o,
unusual design.
.1. R. Wilson paid t'Jfti for an earl:
American hooked carpet and $I.V> for ,i
rug of the same period. Walker At Gil
lettr bought two rugs of the nineteenth
century, paying $170 and $1*0 respec-|
lively. Two rugs of floral design were
sold to Rernet. agent, for llfto apl?ce.
and H. Sedan purchased a third for tho
same price. The latter rug dated from
the civil war j>erlo<1, being a design of
flags, stars and an eag]4. The sale con
tinues this afternoon, at which time the
furniture of the collection will bo ef
fered.
BUCKLEY, SLFMD BOSS,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEAD
Ruled Political Destinies of
City for 18 Years.
Spnial Dispatch to 'Inn Nnv H?.m
San F*kancisco. April 21.?Christopher
i A. Burkley, aged once known as the
; blind boss of Shii Francisco, died of
acute indigestion last night in his home
' here.
Buckley came to Sun Francisco irom
J Ire la nO with his father. in the late
fifties. His fir>? work was us book
keeper for Tom Magulre. the theatrical
iiia*rat<- i>f the West eoa?t Letter hi
bo.i.me interested ir. ;H>li?|cs, cntering
s.- ^ Democratic uvrd worker His
power grt*-, even thong! at the out?-< t
j of hid cuA<-r he became blind, and
was not many years before he had be
; come almost the absolute boss of Sail 1
, I'raneisco.
He ruled the conventions and tiie I
polities of San Kranofsco for eighteen
i years, losing In a Republican landslide
i in 1S90. He went to Kurope for two I
J ears, and after he came back had a
? brief reign of power, but he never really
J Mir\i\ed his defeat, an?i soon retired;
, from politics. He had amassed a for-1
tune, and wpent his Inst years in caring
for his large, interests. He leaves a wife
and son, Christopher, ,lr., t lawyer here.
GEN. CONSTANT WILLIAMS DIES.
Serve,I In < 1,1] War. \?nlnat In
iIIuiin ami In I'blllpitiiieit.
fsprcial Dispatch to T?k Nkw \lltK lir.,Alp.
SCHENE'TADV. A.,rll 21-CJe? (?<,?- 1
stant Williams, aged 70. died in his horn
here to-day. He was gazetted as Brig
adier-General of the United States Arm,
on July 12, 1901. (jeis Williams was'
born In Pittsburgh. nc served in the
armv of the Potomac through the Pe
ninsular campaign, in the campaign
against the Nea Perces Indians and war
twice wounded in the ? battle of. Hi*
Hole in 1877. He served In Cuba and
in the Philippines from 1S99 to 1903.
(Jen. Williams was a member of the
National Geographic Societv. Military
Service Institution of the United States.
United States Infantry Association and
Military Order of the Carabao. He had
traveled extensively and had made a
great study of military affairs, in 186.',
he married Cornelia Peal;e L>ecamp in
Saratoga. His funeral will be privately
held on Monday. * ?
THEODORE J. LINDLEY DIES
Member of Slock Ksclinnite Jlati
Been III Several Werka.
Theodore J. Lindley, aged -'JO, a mem- 1
!?rr.<Vhc New York Stock Exchange
died Thursday night, in hia horn. .
j Godfrey Road, Montclair, N. J., after
i an illness of several weeks. He was
| the son of the late Daniel A. Limlley
and Grace Field Lihdley and a grand
i son of the late C.vrus W. Field.' uh0i
, laid the Atlantic cable.
: Mr. Llndley was born at Irvi.igto i- '
, on-Hudson He was graduate 1 irom
Ohoate School at Walllngford. Conn.
He joined tho firm of Llndley an.i Com
pany. and was a partner in the firm ut
the time of his death. He was a mem
ber o. Ivane Lodge. F. and A. M. and
the Union League Club of thin city, the
Monte air Athletic Club and the Upper
Montclair Country Club. He was a
brother of Allen L. Lin.lley and the
Misses Grace and Alice Lindley of this
I city. He leaves also his wife, who was
Miss Evelyn Cruikshank, and three
, sons.
MRS. .MARY P. C. CI'MM I.><;?).
Fur.eral services Mere held last night
lor Mrs. Mary Parker Clark Cummins*,
l widow of William B. Cummlngs, und I
mother of William Arthur Cummlngs,
i the baseball player, who has been
I credited with inventing cuived ball i
Pitching. Mrs. Cummlngs was 95 years
: old. She died Wedensday at 751.\ Men
, roo street, Brooklyn. Burial will b.. at
I Ware, Ma&s.
i
martin n. BEAM.
I Martin R. Beam, aged 5S, of the firm
of Nathaniel Beam & Sons, interior
decorators of White Plains and this
city, died suddenly yesterday at his'
home. So North Broadway, White
I la!ns. Mr. Beam leaves his wife, ai
daughter, Mrs. Forence Williamson,
and two sons, Henry and Boyd.
WILLIAM P. M,K>miy,
William P. Slensby, a thimble manu
facturer, of 522 Madison street, Brook
lyn, died Thursday in his 85th year 1
He was formerly a lecturer on scien
!i a"d was a member of the
Brooklyn Philosophical Association and i
the Hrooj^yn Lthical Culture Society.
He leaves two sons and a daughter.
An Til I It F. KICK.
Arthur F. nice, aged tij, president of J
the Campbell Art Company of 15 Fast i
I*ortleth street and for many years
well known in the coal trade here, died
Monday In Los Angeles, where he had
lived for a year with his son, Ralston
Rice. Mr. Rice was born in Springfield.
Vt., and was graduated from Dart
mouth College. He entered the coal
freight department of tho Erie Railroad
and later came to this city with the
wholesale coal firm of Leonard ft
Vounmmati. Later he was with Meeker
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?$10 reward, brown bag containing
lortolss shell glasses, marcel Iron*. ?i.ls
sors, on l is Iran from Osslnlne. Monday.
Addr*s? lUmTY. I West S.Vh.
Jewelry.
LOST?April 20, between 88th *t. and .Itli av.
and West 140th st., platinum har pin with
five diamonds; very liberal reward offered for
the return of same. Inquire nt Superinten
dent's office. Franklin Simon & Co.. r.tli iv
and .".St11 >t.
L' >ST?Watch, sliver, hunter case, bilTlaj.il
"C. B.'* with fob "W. T. VV.," on subwav,
between 34th st. and B. R. T Railroad,
Wednesday. April III. Return to 323 Menalian
st.. Brooklyn. Rev ard.
I?OHT? 1 Mamond and platinum circle hrnoch.
Midnight Club. Hotel Ambaieador. Wednes
day, liberal rewartl, no questions asked.
Mr*. CHKSTKK N-"RTf.N. i'.7l I^-slnaton av
IA)8T?Re ward, murn diamond an<l platl
nuni liarpln, April 21. Grand Central Hta
Uoic Cbamplln Merrill Selionl, Marnaroneck.
UWf-I'lanior.d horseshoe brooch? \V.-ilrit?
ilay: rev aril. M. A. KING, room l.'itrj : i
Hn.ad st
1>?HT?Seed pearl peixlant "arrlng7~Aprif~27.
I' M., northbound l^xinaton av car
SHERMAN. Madlsi.n sqoat^ tun
*1*0 rkwaWp
for return of Ulamond bow ' -of pin, lost
April 20. between Knsf 47th st. snd 23d ?t or
In tnxleab BLACK. STARR A FROST 5th :
av. and 4Stb st. ' ;
?!0<l REWARD ? !
For return of bar pin. eontalnlnc S sapDhlie.
and 12 diamonds, lost April IS. between
?Tamal^a and Kast Iflth St., or In taxi, \
C. HBNNETT, 1." William at. Phone 2784 !
Broad.
?100 RKWARfi. ~ ,
fearl and diamond pend int. 2 diamond hoon*
and larire pearl m eert?t, lost April is
between ">t!i i\v. and tltth st and Custom"
House. THOMAS K. Mr MA.NUH, Jims Willi-,m '
st. Bi-el<tnnn l"VSi
ll<si reward for return of diamond and pT^Tlt
niim bar pin. downtown l?r?Kiktyn ..r
New V.-rk S'low 72?l st. II. L. Tlli'Mi'.xnv
t2:t William st. *
Wearing Apparei.
L?"i8T?Hahle fur piece. In Yellow Taxi rolnc
tn or front HMh and Mroadeav ??ih ??i
and Rlv tside l?rl*e. 'vem-,,
April 1!*, between P ami 10 T. M. Rewnio if
returned to Travers, -!f>20 tlroadwat
L"KT?-On Krldsv nomine, on Bri?it^ny an,f
103d. a skunk rolls r Row aid will be uald
to finder. :?>' W I'kith st
Cats, Ooga Jr.
LOST?-Brown Pekingese, Tuesday, 100th st.. J
near Orand and Davidson a??.; reward, i
KRKKMAN*. 24SO Orand av Pordham 422S-M
L'>ST--Airedale, name Napanorh ; rew ard !
HAWKlNfr. 221 Stratford rosd Flstbu?h.
At Co. In 1M/7 he v.tati mailt Commis
sioner ol the Coal Merchant*' Associa
tion of New York. He retired bec*u??
of ill health last December. Mr. Ric?
waa a 'barter member und secretary
of the Camp Flro Club. He leave* hi*
wife, iiln rod, Italaton Rlc*, and a
daughter, Mrs. J. Howard Mitchell.
MARRIAGES.
MacMURDY?HIBBMAN?On Tuesday. April
IS, at Wilkesbarre, Pa., by the Rev. D'
Farr. Natalie McCIIntock Hillman, daugh
ter of ''m. Arthur Hillman, to Robert
Duncan MacMurdy of New York city.
TRBNKMAN?NUUKNT?On .Ipril 20, 1922.
at the Marble Colli ?-iat? Church. -Btli (I.
and r.th av.. New York, Boatrloa Provost
Nugent of .ISO Went End av.. New Yoik
city, to Frederick Trcnkm?n if Brooklyn.
DIED.
Adam, James Flyitii, E. J
Alexander, Sarah A. Foster, Jane I..
Barnes. Daniel Girling. Franrta O.
Itcam. Martin R. I'*mblet, James W.
Herges. Boulse . Illron*. Cardner
Boyd, William J. Bindley, Theodore .1.
Coli y. Ambrose II. Mackltn, Kate O.
Collender. .lulia V. Mr!l?r. M>r|trri >1
Covcrly. l>ou*las Mitnklttrlck. C. A.
Drew, Orrln H. Sfnlth. 1,111a Orcu't
Duncan, C W. -i iltli, Philip H.
Errlco, Anna E. Stebblna Sophie !..
Ferrla, Hannah Toppau, Frank W.
la Memorlam.
Halm, Sophie
ADAM.?On Wednesday. April 18, 19-'t.
Jamea Adam. In 111* 7fl'h year. Funeral
service* at hla la*" residence, SV? Wt
30th at., New York city. on Saturday
April 22. at 2 P. M
AI.BX A NDER -On Friday, April 21. 19'-' .
Surah A., wife of the la'e Jam'? R. Al< -
s.uler. mother of Marlon Dorchester of
Beor.la. N. J.; Elliot Alexander of K?'<
City. Mo.: Wllili .ii \ Alexander
Rochester, N. V.. and Jani?-s R. Al'xar
der of Toronto, ('(ill!! l-ur.eial *ervlre*
will be held *t the l.effert" Piaca Chaps),
so I?effert* place. r<ai Grand av., Bronh
I>n, on Sunday, April 23, at 2:30 P. M.
BARNES.?At hi* residence. -4 Sehermerho n
?!.. Brooklyn. S. Y . Thursday. April 20,
1922, Danlsl Karnes, In his !>Oth vsa '
Services at the chapel of the Church of
the Pilgrims, Remacn and Henry *t* .
Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon. April 22.
at 2 .30 o clock. Interment private.
BEAM.?At \\'hlt? Pis Ins. N. Y , April 21.
1022. Martin Ityerstn, husband of F.dirt
.1. Ream. I'uneral service* will be hell
at his late residence, 3" North Broad
way, Whit,- Plains, Sunday afternoon at
i o' lock. Interment'Irecnwood. Hackeu
sack. N. J.. paper* please copy.
BORISES.?Mis* Bonis-, beloved slater of
Mr*. Bcgina I*. Hitting and Mrs. M. Fab*
and Mr. William Boir.'S, |>a< ???! to I "r
"terra! reward April 2<?. 1922. at the horn ?
of her sister, 233 South lY.r-ons a- .
Flushing. Requiem Mas'* Monday *0 A. M.
?St. Mhhae!'a Church, VlushlhR. Intcr
inent St. John's Cemetery.
BO^ I '.?At Plalnfleld. X. J., on Thuradav.
April 2<>, 15*22. William Johnston Boyd. In
his 117th >ear. .Services at Ills late re* -
deir< . i'.'n W .-st ?th st., Plalnfleld. N. J .
?>n Saturday. April 22, at 3 P. M Boa tori
papers please copy.
COBBY. ?Suddenly, at Westport, Conn.. April
20, Ambrose Hurlbutt Coley, son of Fran
cis C. and Cornelia Hurlbutt Coley, In hla
2itli year. Kuneral service* at summer
residency. "Edgehlll." Westport, Satur
day, 2:30 P. M
COI.T.ENI 'ER.?On April 19. in Venice. Itaiy.
Julia A Kites Collend r. wifo of the laio
HurIi William Collender.
COVERL.Y.-O11 Thursday. April 20, at III*
residence, Rlveralde, 111., Doujlaa Covei 1: .
husband of Kat? B. Coverly, formerly of
Brooklyn.
DREW.?General Society of Mechanics and
Tradesmen, executive ofllces. 20 West 44tli
nf.. New York city. Brothers: Sorrowful
announcement Is made ft the death "f
Brother Orrln H. Drew on April 21, 1H22.
for forty-two year* a member of the so
ciety. Funeral services at hi* late resi
dence, Terrace and Division av*., Has
broue'e Helchta, N. J., on Sunday at 3
o'clock.
Francl* N. Howland, Pr**ident.
Edward B. Hoffman, Se<retary.
DUNCAN.?Clarence W.. at BeMdera, N. J.,
on April 20, ll>22. Funeial services at
Belvldere Best. Balvldere, N. J.. Sunday,
April 23. 1022. at 4 P. M.
ERRICO.?In Atlantic City. N. J . April JO.
Anna E., beloved wife of Frank A. Errico,
formerly of Errlro Bros.. New York cit> .
and dauuhter of late John and Mary Haj? ??
of San Francisco. Funernl Atlantic C1t> ,
April 22. 1 P. M. Interment Phlladclpi ?
San Franclaco papers please copy.
FERRIS. Hannah, wife of late John Ferris,
on April 2". Funeral services Pawling,
N. Y? Monday, 10 A. M.
FB>.NN.?On April 20. 1022. Rt. Rev. E. J.
I'lynti, pastor of the Church of tha Sacrr*
Heart. Monnt Vernon, N. Y. Office of ti
I?ead. Suii lay evenlnr, April 23. at ?
o'clock. Funeral Ma?s Monday mornim:.
10:30. Interment St. Rajmond'a Cemeiei ?
FOSTER.- At ."-"il Prospect sv., Hackenrack.
V. J., entered Into rest on Friday. April
21. 11*22, Jnne I.-oulae, ased 21 yeara. be
loved ilaiiRht'-r of W. lidward and Rebec,*
Clarendon Foater Funeral *er\ic?* private.
GIRLING.?April 21. IP22. Francla G? aged
7tl years, :it hi* residence. Knollwond roa1.
town of Greunb'irr. Funrral services n-'ll
bf hch,! on Monday. April 24. at 8:30 P. M.
Interment White Plains Rural Cemater/.
KAMBBET.?On April 21. at hli realdcnce,
I Surf av., Ciccan Grove, N. J., Jariea
Ward Hamblet, In hla M)tli year. Notlca
of funeral later.
H1RON8.?Gardner, beloved husband of Ma
deline Hirons and father of Gardner IH
rons, Jr.. on April 10. Service* Campl.e'l
Funeral Church. Broadway at With at., i n
Sunday. April 13. at " P. M.
UNDLEY.?At hla residence, Vpper Mort
' lair. N. J . on Thuraday. April 20. 1022,
Theodore John, lmaband of Evelyn Crulk
sliank and son of the lata Daniel Alleri
and Grace Flald Bindley. Funeral sent a<
will ho held at St. .tame*'* Episcopal
Church. Upper Montclalr. Saturday mon -
InR, at 11:1." o'clnrk. Erie train leaves
Jersey City at 10:22.
L1NDLEY.?Katie Bodge. No. 4.14. F. and A.
M. Brethren: We announce with sorrov
the death of Brother Theodore J. Llndley
on Thur*dsy, April 20, 1922. at hi* honia
In Fpper Montclalr, N. J. You are Invited
to attend the funeral service* to be held
to-day. Saturdny. April 22. 15*22. at 11 30
A. M In St. James'* Episcopal Church.
Upper Montclalr. N. J. Take Erie train
leaving Jersey City at 10:22 A. M. Church
I* near station.
John Edm?nd Hewitt. Maatar.
llcnry N. Mueller. Secretary.
MACK BIN.?Kate O. Services at St. nama
bas's Cath"Ilr rhurch. Bell more, T.,
April 24. 10 A. M. Interment at Green
wood Cemetery.
MI l.BKR ?On April 20. 1922. Mantaret Mor.
nliiger Miller, a?e 71 year', beloved mother
of Kenty I. Monnlnfcr, Charlotte M.
Hamrnell and Katherlne Moiir.lnifer ant|
trandmotlier of Henry B. Monnlnfer. Jt.
Relatives, friends and 'nemhers of Aurora
Urata Chapter. No. 207, O. E. S. and
l.eaalPR l.od*e. No. 1*2."-. ata Invited to
attend 'he funeral serrlcea. a* the re?i
<|ence of the sou. Henrv L. Monnln*er.
.'.7 Hancock St.. Brooklyn, on Saturday
evenlnr at S o clock, lntermant private.
MUNKITTRICK ?Carolina A., widow at
Vkxander MunklttHck. on April 19. at her
realdence. I^ndon. England.
SMITH.?At Mount Vernon. N T.. suddenly,
April 31. Bllla Oreutt Smith, widow of
Eugene S. Smith. Funeral Sunday at 11
o'clock from her lata ra*ldence. 40 Crary
a\-enue.
SMITH.- On Thursday, April 20. 1922. Philio
H , beloved husband of tha late Joaephina
> urceil. Funeial Monday. April 24. 1922.
from hi* late residence. No "!?T4 Unlvei
>lty av , Bronx, thenc* to th* Church of
the Holy Spirit. Burnelde and Unlver*lw
av*., v here * Mass of Requiem will b*
? elebraied at 10 A. M . for th" repoee 0f
his soul Interment Calvary Cemetery.
STEBBINS ? Sopl l- I>oulse. widow of Ro
nil O Stebhlns, April 20. Ser\lc*<
i sTTiphell Funeral Church. Broadway a' 1
.'.itth st.. on Saturday. April 22. at 1't
A. M.
I'lpBAN. ? Bieut?nant-''omman-Ur Fran :
Wlnshlp, U. S N . April 21. Funeral ?er
%lc r* Sunday, April 2a. 3 P. M.. Franl- E.
I'anipbell Funeral rhurcli, B'w iy, ?4lth II.
Kindly omit flower*
IN MEMORIAM.
UNDERTAKERS.
When Death Oecun >
Call "Columbo* 82OO"
FRANK E CAMPBELL
"Qhc Quneml Church" we
(VOKIKtArAN)
Bratdwij at 66th St
John W. Lyon
?i.HXO.NAL SKHVICK,
t!? k.%!?t mm st.
Mftrlrm 18^3.
CEMETERIES. AC.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY
333d <?<.. J*rom? or t,?*lnfton Subway.
Book of vtew* or R*pr?#<'nt*Mv??
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