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231 THE NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, MAY 7. 11922. i i I It i -4l i DREICER'ART READY FOR PUBLIC VIEW aft St 5 Art Museum to Show Tomorrow Rare JCoIIettion of Paint- tags and Sculpture. i -V fine Flemish tapestry Dt 'Ceslmg Hud of Youthful St." John Qaptlafj Considered Best of ht Italian Picture. 3 I- i Thera pins tomorrow In the rstwhlle Recent Accessions Room of Metro- polltan MttMum of Art an exhibition of tha fin pfelcer Collection, a bequest to th Museum from Miehael Drelcer last lair "4 npw shown for the first Urn.

It tntlTjdes palntlna-a and sculpture and the largely of the medieval and Remlisanc periods. It forma what the If oeeurn Itself calls a noaihle addition to 1U collections of those periods. both by: the Mh average quality of the collection as: a whole, and by the rafrjfcrkabl excellence of a number of i the Individual objects." ''There are many Museum viators who will deeply rearret that It was necessary to make use of the Recent Accessions Room even, to house this beautiful collection. The practice of placing for a time Its latest acquisitions In one room of easy access, before they were distributed to their permanent reetlng- places In the Museum, a comparatively recent practice, had been found most satisfactory. Already complaints hare been received elnoe the room has been closed while the present' Instalment was being soade.

But the Museum lacks room. The bequest eft the Drelcer collection was made with the proviso that it should be kept together as the Dtcieer collection for twenty-five years It was ae- eepted wltll that Condition, and to place it on vies immediately it was necessary, though with rerreti to sacrifice the Recent Accession Room as such. The collection will remain here until the new wins; of the. Museum Is completed and the time when thai will be is indefinite. In the meantime the room serves de-I'fhtfuUy for Its present use and visitors ir teres ted in the arts of the periods which the acollectlon represents will be charmed tJ find these beautiful things so admirably placed.

The room has been entirely done over to install the collection, the color of tha walla has been changed, and the hlg-h window at ne side has been closed and there are artificial light which are admirable. The collection fills the room comfortably and everything Is seen to advantage. Nothinc la with the exception of the beautiful Persian carpet which hang's where the window was formerly located and the tapestry opposite it. a fine Flemish tapestry about 1300. Bcenes from the Passion of Christ." which is not only: (rut interest, but makes rood a previous weakness in the Museum collection.

First in importance of the twenty-four paintings in the Dselcer bequest la Christ ABpearlns; to His Mother." by Rorr vanjder Weyderi. which was formerly the)iri-ht hand panel of oneof the artist's; earliest triptycha. the other two panel, with the tops sawed off. beins now in the Cathedral of Granada. fc.tronr.

severe, scholarly. Is Portrait cf a the head standing out from the dark background, the shoulders barely visible: an elderly Benedictine, also a work by this great artist Another distinguished, altogether dellrhtrul portrait Is The Man With an Arrow' by Hans Memilnr, said to be an early work of mat artist before his use of landscape' fcackcrounds with portraits. The arrow 4s supposed to indicate that the subject kt the portrait has won with his skill with the bow the title of Roi de Tir a rare 1 Two-lnterestlns portraits are 'those of Eleanor Austria, sister of Charies V- and of her second husband. Francois i. The portrait of Eleanor, by Mabuse.

or said perhaps to be after Mabuse. is that of a beautiful woman who is criti- clsed by some as wearing- In tue portrait rather raudy Jewelry. Women of charm must be forgiven their outer garb, but ft la more difficult to forgive that of Francois I. in his portrait of the Clou school: The Klnic. tnan of brilliant aiTimies.

ahd of sedulsant faults. cVurafreous, chivalrous, libertine as the French call? him. whose reign of bon pUl-lr." is wearing something has the appearance of a feminine decSuettS iovb. The ever-smlTlng monarch haa what the women call a good neck." and perhaps he shares the femi-SlM lnstlncC display a charm. It la an well as lnterestte por- Realty beautiful and with great charm wen as on of the rarest pictures In the Three n.lntZ Fatherine.

Dorothea and Ann. ty Martin Bchohguer. tha three, quite different! seated before a trell of roses. A tanrV aeated Hgure In atone, a beer Veiled cV" the firure suppoaed Xo have been a El ihe Chirtrea Cathedral. iVitwas at one time In the possession ll Miteotor of Chart ros.

and pnvu i 2.ri --ie. 4s related urea on the wen iron ThTmuieuni cowilderg It of rreat 1m- sssup jspi tothe observance of nature, and. thus Inspired, produced Ue first master- pieces of Gtolhlc art." There are fwood icsnrlnw. the Virgin enthroned wfth the Christ Child retaln-tnir trace the original painted ston statue halfllf I fa characteristic French P1- 1 century worit. The erllet fifteenth centur? example cf Gothic sculpture of notible group Is German.

Rhenish. tVo igure- Virgin and Annunciation Angel, shown at the rear of the 'rhTDreloej' conictlon "to well as re remand beautiful. There are 5onMludV.ben ART NOTES. i Modern ancj Ancient Chinese Art in American Galleries. The American Art Galleries are partly tilled this week with the modern Chl- riese porcelain and ancient Chinese paintings forming; tha Hwa Mel ccl-IecUon.

Th4 owners of the collection have been many years established In trading under the name of Hwa- Mei." and have -aent this group of modern dfilnesei porcelains to Amer- tea in order? to show what has been done in the present Imperial factory at the only factory existing that wa maintained In the earlier days of the? Kmpetora. and that still holds the secret of many of the pigments with which colors were produced In thej famous porcelains of the TThe Chinese paintings are vouched for as old. but have br cleaned by Chinese method and remounted, i gaining an appearance of pristine freshness not altogether Phasing. An in-1 tereatlag feature of the exhibition to the translation into English of the In- acriptiona foand on nearly all of the paintings. The tranriation has been, none i A.

of Columbia and many of the poems are as iiuea bti- humor as the-paintings they are written to accompany, Joseph W- Lund. BOSTON'. W. Lund, a lawyer of this city, who was widely known amope Harvard University ahimnCdled it a hoFplUI In Cambridge today. He was Mcretary of the Har- vard c'jtMt ot IRno- and a graduate of the 'Uw ISchool.

He took learl'- th camnalgns for the builJfi. the Harvard Club of Boston and ff- ihe Harvard Endowment Fund. was a the Weld Boat Club at Harvard. Born ft' Concord, tC. In 1T.

he 'prepared for college at PhiUJps Apdovcf Academy. SOCIAL NOTES New Verk. Miss Constance E. Fahys, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.

George K. Fahya. and J. Vatson Dowries of Baltimore will be married at Ililaire. the country home of the bride's parents.

Ixcut valley. L. on Saturday. June 24. The annual garden party cf the -women's auxiliary of the New Tork Zoological Hocicty will be held on afternoon.

May 25. at the Bronx Zoological Park. Lieutenant and Mrs. Hamilton Vote Pryan are returmnv on the Olympic May 10. after nearly three years spent In Constantinople and Tlftlu.

and will visit Mrs. Bryan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.

Luce. 4 East Fifty-second Street. Mrs. Bryan was formerly Miss Margaret Payne Luce. Mrs.

A. J. Drexel Blddle entertained friends at luncheon yesterday at the RltS-Carlton. Mrs. William Thaw and Mrs.

Cordelia Blddlo Duke being among ner guests. Mrs. "Walyer Kyre Lambert Is President of the Junior -Emergency Society, which Is to hold Its annual luncheon at the BUtmore. on Tuesday. Elmendorf L.

Carr has returned from "Wenham. where he has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Dodge. Jules Jusserand.

the French Aru-i bassador. haa come from Washington. I u. and is staying" at tha Chatham. Lawrence Smith Butler gave a dinner last nlKht at his home In Smithtown.

L. for Edward H. Carle, who is to tx come joint. Master of the Smithtown Fox Hounds. Among the guests were William K.

Dick. Harry K. Vingut. Harry T. Peters.

Alonso Potter. De- vereux Emmet. Juan Ceballoa and Mon-aon Morris. Mr. and Mrs.

John Munroe gave a dinner at Pierre's last night and among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Reginald n. Klvea and Miss Katherlne Mackay. Jay Coogan also gave a dinner there last nlrht for Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Dexel Blddle Jr. (and Miss Josephine Oeborn.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis McMillln have returned from Europe and are at the Lorraine for a week before going; to Cleveland. Ohio. MISS.

AUDA CARTER WEDS WM M. AGAR Grenfell ReUef Workers in Labrador Marry in Home of Bride's Father. The marriage of William Macdonough Agar, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John G.

Agar, and Miss Allda Carter, a daughter of Dr. "Herbert S. Carter and Mrs. Carter of 70 West Fifty-ninth Street, was solemnised at a :30 yesterday afternoon at the bride's home, the Rev. Father Henry Sargent of the Benedictine Monastery.

Xarragansett Bay. officiating. The bride. In white satin and point lace, and wearing a tulle veil, walked with her father. Her attendants, in corn-color chiffon with blue eashea.

topped by hats to match with touches of blue, were her cousin. Mlaa Laura Carter, Miss Dorothea Agar, a sister of the briderroom. and the Misses Hope Klngslcy. Eleanor Warren. Katrine Stephenson and Aline Weston.

Benjamin Bernard was Mr. A gar's best man and the ushers were Henry Ma-. Herbert Agar, Herbert 8. Carter. Carlton Shanley.

Charies Smythe and Lawrence Levengood. A small reception for relatives and Intimate friends followed. i Mr. Agar and his bride met In Labrador last Summer, where both had gone to assist Dr. Grenfell in his relief work.

Mr. Agar was graduated from Prince-ten in 1018 with the degree of A. and thlsi year takes the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Ha enlisted in March. 1917.

in tha American Ambulance Field Service; served In France In the Avocourt Sector: waa cited in special orders In August. 1017. and received the Croix de Guerre. Subsequently he waa commissioned First Lieutenant IT. S.

A. E. and served In the Aviation Section. Assigned to active duty in Italy he was one of the first to fly over the Alps -In a Capronl airplane, and later he was aent tot the United States to instruct In the use of the Capronl In the United States Army. He expects to special is In economic geology.

Hatoh-I MeC The marriage of Cary T. Hutchinson of 85 West Fifty-fourth Street, and Mrs. Hebe Harrison McComas of 43 West Eleventh Street took place yesterday at the Brick Presbyterian Church. The Rev. T.

A. Green officiated. The wedding waa very quiet. The bride, who has been twice a widow, la a daughter of the lute Colonel and Mrs. Julien Harrison of Virginia.

Mr. Hutchinson and his first wife, Mrs. Susan Dlmock Hutchinson, a daughter or Mrs. Henry Dlmock of this city and Washington, were divorced In 1012. Mrs.

Hutchinson has since married Giuseppe an Italian diplomat. Among Mr. Hutchinson's clubs are the University. Sons of the Revolution, Down Town and the Society of Colonial Wars. CATHERINE FULLER TO WED.

Engaged to Captain H. C. Merritt Who Won Croix de Guerre. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank L. Fuller of 375 Park Avenue, have announced the en a-agement of their daughter. Mlaa Catherine Arnold Fuller, to Henry Cowlea Merrltt of this cltr. Miss Fuller was graduated from the Shipley School at Bryn Mawr. and during the war took an active part In relief work.

She Is planning to go abroad with her1 mother for the Summer and the wedding wilt take place upon her return in the ail. Gregory Clevelaad. Mr. and Mrs. James Gregory of 14S East Fifty-second Street, have an' nouneed the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Janet A. Gregory, to Robert son L. Cleveland, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wray Cleveland of 701 Madison Avenue. Miss Gregory Is a graduate of the Spence School and a member of the Junior League. Mr. Cleveland to a graduate of Princeton, claas of '16, and orved overseas aunng tne war. tie la a member of the Society of Colonial Wars.

No date haa been mentioned for the ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmon of East Orange, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Janet Hastings Simmon, to James Lawson Neabitt, a law er of thla city with offices at Wall Street. Miss Simmon is a graduate of Miss Beard's School. Mr. Nesbitt Is a graduate of Harvard, class of 'li. No date has been mentioned for the wedding.

Mrs. A. Allen Tomllnson of 1 Lex Ington Avenue, announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Margaret Tomllnson, to Martin Butler Gentry of Santiago, Chile, son of Jifra. Richard Gentry of Kansas City.

Miss Tomllnson to a member of the Junior League. The marriage will take place on Wednesday, May 24. Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Kunhardt of North Andover and announce the engagement of their ojiuphter, Mi.ts Har- 1i.fth.n1 A If irV. 1 1 1 fc. ACJ. lflllUll.il Knauth. son of Mrs.

Perclval Knauth of S02 West leventy-sixtli wtreet. this city. Miss Kunhardt waa graduated from Westover School, and to active In Y. XV. C.

A. work in Lawrence. Mass. Mr. Knauth la a graduate of Harmrii.

clnss of 1018. and served In the 101st Field Artillery in France during the war. The Rev. Oliver C. Morse.

The Rev. Oliver Cromwell Morse, a retired minister, died in Greenlawn, L. Friday. In his seventy-fifth year. He was a nephew of Professor S.

F. B. Morse. Inventor of the telegraph, and was graduated from Yle In lt68. He organized several Sunday schools In Germany! and in Hungary and on hla return to this country he entered the Prineetori Theological Seminary, and later studied at Union Seminary.

He then took up the ministry at the Con- frregatlonal Church at Greenport. and ater became actively connected with the work of the Y. M. A. Mr.

Morse was at one time Vice President of Rollins College. Obituary Notes. THEODORE E. DEMMERLE. hat manufacturer.

President at I wnmrris a (W Hreadwav. ie veterar at ht hnfna. 2.40.1 Cnunni Avenue. Bronx, asrd SI. Ma was at one time a Uovernor af the National Lemo- cratlc dub.

JAMES A. OUTTErtSOX, paper mVnufae-tarer of Carthage. N. died yasterday of bronchial pneumonia la his apartment at Tilfl I'ark Ayenue. this cltyl He waa 0 years old and ha4 been a mer of tha State Assembly 18U9 and 100D.

JAMES P. VrPKRMOTT. who was gassed In battle Wile serving with the SWith IT. 8. A.

Quartermsster's Corps, died in St. Anthony's HH4al onl Wadneaday of tubr-c-uloeia. i He waa borrt In Brooklyn twantr-eleht vrarsao and Iwaa employed by tha New YortoUnderwrrire Fire Patrol. His horn was at 1.Z22 East Nineteenth Street, 8heplirad Bay. I Bortt CUTLER Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Cutler ne Rh Hankofft. l.S2 Carroll Fronk lyn.l announce arrival of a daughter.

Kherta Elaine, at Jewish Hospital. April 20. DUKOrp Mr. and Mrs. David tukoff nea BadlS Erlangw).

KM Rivertrt Drlva. announce tha arrival! ef a baby daughter on Tuesday. May B. at tha New York Nursery and Child's Hospital. ELIASUKIICS Mr.

andlkfra. Irving EUaaber (dm: Cells Uuttenibersi of Ocean 1 Parkway. Brooklyn, announce the birth of aidaiurhter. 8unay. April Hfl.

F1NKK.LSTE1S Pr. sd Mra. Harry Flnkel-stein of 123 Waat Soth St. announce tha arrival of a son on edneaday May on Wedr Tea 1923 rOIJ; Mr. and Mrs.

Ted L. FoI (nee Faa Hcllerl of 4 Momlngside irive. announce the arrival of a sob. Harold Jo-aephj on May 6. at Flower Hospital.

FR1EDBERO Mr. and Mrs. Ike Krledberg (nee Klal Elkan announce tha blrUt of a daugtatar, Frtdayi May 6. OtPR Mr. and Mm.

Jerome H. Olpe aea Jaanaa Vei announce the arrival of a oaughter. Friday May 102. GOOEI-Mr. and Mrs.

Famuel A. Goael, nee iCelia Krull. I 53 Hancock Brooklyn, announce the arrival of a baby boy en Wednesday, May t. 19J2. at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital.

Brooklyn. GRAIWtV Mr. and Mrs. George A. tiranow ne Bertha rchodky announce tha arrival of a son on May 3.

OltKENWALD Mr. and Mrs. Kamuet Green-wald (n Anna (laer announce the arrival icf a baby boyj. April SO. KORACH Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Korach fnea Viola' Weinberg). 5th 8t Wood-havea Junction, twtna. boy and girl, on April: SS. LARHF.R- Mr.

and Mrs. IX Lasher. Lafayette Brooklyn, announce th birth of a daughters bhlriey, on Tuesday, Aprlt 11. I MANDEtl Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Msndelt nee iMUdred Cor.nl i of ST 5 Clifton Place. Brooklyn, annoum tha arrival of a dauakter. May 4. MOTORS Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph E. Moysas tnee itseatnea rimrt 01 I ruwraiaa Drive announce the birth ef a daughter. Josephine Ruth, onl May 4. at tha wo man Hospital. Chicago papers plaasa copy.1 ROPKNBAfM To Mr.

knd Mr. Mortimer Hoeenbaum nea Ethel A. Ievyt of 1 Regina Boulevard, I Far KockaWay. a daughter, on April SO. ROTH Mr.

and Mrs. I John R. Roth (nee Frances Gellertl, 1.43 Carroll Brook lyn. announce the birth, of a daughter. May f.

Brooklyn HoapitaL. ROTHMAX Dr. and Mrs. Harold O. Roth-man announce tbe birth of a son, Hrrold Brandon.

Tuesday, I May 2, st Lytng-In Hospital. SIEnFTI-Mr. and Mra. Morris Otaael (nee Blanche Gelslert of I.SS4 Tth A v. announce tha arrival of a daughter.

May at Carlton Sanitarium. SIMON 4- Mr. and Mr. Arthur lmon (n Stella Eisneri announce the birth of a son on Thureday. May 4.

N. Y. Nuraary and Child Hospital 8TDKMAN Mr. and Mra. Jaeeph lydman na jTerese ISatnani of 4 Hi Ktveralda Drive announce thai birth of a daughter, Thursday.

May 4. at Women's Hospital. VIPffiR-eMr. and Mral Henry Vlpeer (nee Fetalis B. Trister Broeklm.

announce of he birth of a daugh- ter. Wednesday. Aneii 5. 111:. ZAIiEK-iMr.

and Mra. i Leo Zadvk aanounca the arrival el a daughter at 8Urrn a Eaaitartum. I (Eonfonotlon. BA1M Sir. and Mra Mat Baum.

CA Fort wsahb-igton announce tha bar mltx-vah of their son. Alvtn Off ner Baum. at Mountj Netioh ChsoeiL ISOth St. and liroed-a. Saturday, May 13.

at 10 A. M. Reception Kumtay. May 14. from to P.

U. flUN'KUN Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Franklin of 409 West I.VHh (it. anuounca tha bsr mitxvgh of their so a Jerome at Ml. Ne-boh Temple, fiaturday. May IS. At home Sunday.

3 to S. GUTK5MAN-Mr. and! Mrs. Morris Glucks- mu Sf 628 Kith announce tha re-eeptloa of their eon's bar mttsvah. on Sunday.

May 14. at Bedford Mansion, AOS Bedford after 1:30 P. M. No earde. HENOCHPTE1.V Mrs.

Carrie tlenochsteln sanotihees ths bar rnltrvah of her son, Arnold 8-. at Temple Rndeph Bholora. Kt. and Lesiogton At, Saturday. May 13.

at IS o'clock SILVERMAN Mr. and Mrs. I. Silverman of 1.B71 Tfth Brooklyn, announce the bar mAtivah of theif son. Walter Henry, FatuHay.

May 13. kt Beth-Hholom People's Temple. Sflth and Bsnson Avssuea. APPLEBONTC HIMMElWEIT Mr. and Mra N.

Klmmelwelt of J.M Wm t4th ft. announce tha encasement of their daughter Ruth Eleanor to Mortimer Apple tone. BERMA.N taERFLlNClER Mr. and Mrs. Bol Doerflinrer announce the engsra-ment of thetr daughter.

Isabel, to Mr. Benjamin Herman of Irvlnirton. N. J. BIEN MfNTVACK Mrs.

Anna WaMman announces the ensagement of her alater. rot fly siondvacs, to Dr. a. i. msa, BRALL tllROCH Joshlia Brail ana Ruth lUrsch.

betrothed. BRUMLKOKN Mr. and Mrs. Nathan l.S Rest 13th Brooklyn, announce tha ansaaemant of their daughter, Florence, to Mr. Brymour B.

Bniral, I.02S Kaat 10th St. Reception May SI. 3 to a No cards. EPBTKIN BIX)OM Mrs. A.

J. Bloom of Atlanta, announces the engsgetnant of her daughter Evelyn to Mr. Harry Epstein of Chlcaa-o. (ha marriage to be solamalzed in June. FI8HER-8ELDEN MrJ and Mrs.

I. N. Beldenj of 27 West! Ht. announce the eagagement of their niece. Victoria Denier, to Mr.

Bablan Fisher. FLTX5KN HEI MER lEHNSBACK Mr. an Mrs. fclduey Oernabark of 817 West K.nd Av. announce the encasement of their daughter.

Marguerite Josephine, to Mr Monroe Flesenhelraer. son of Mrs. Johanna- and tha 1st Adolph Flegenhelmer. At home 8unday aftaruoon. May 7, from to e.

i HIR8 HMOrtN HEIN8HEIMER Mr. and Mrs. 8. Helnahclmer of 120 West 7iHh 8t. aanounca the engagement of their daughter.

Alma Stern Helnahelmer. to Dr. Heymour Austin Hirachhorn of this city. Reception at Klts-Carlton Hotel, Cryatal Room May 14. from to 7 o'clock P.

M. JiNIS-4ULVKKMAN Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Janls ef 83 Faat lASth St. announce the petromai oi ineir eon ira to nar-lotts Hilverraan of 875 Kelly Bronx.

May 6, 1922. KRAUSHAAR CURTIS Mr. and Mrs. Iaaae W. Jarobeon of Far Rocksway snnonnce the engagement of their niece, Mabel Curtis, to Phillip P.

Kraushaar of New York, i LEVINE-iLEVINE Mrs. Anna Levin of 8H4 Lincoln nace. Brooklyn, announces the encasement of her daughter Harriet to Mr Charlea Ievtne. MILLER-i-RITTERMAN Mr. and Mrs.

Morrig 1. Rltterman. 790 Riverside Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter. Jeanette Anne, to Dr. Lester Miller, son of lr.

and Mrs. Oeorse I. Miller, TOO P. Ma'ks Brooklyn. ROSE ROSE Mr.

and Mrs. Joeeph Rose 'of M7 Hunts Point Bronx, announce the engagement of their daughter Adela to Mr. Harry A. Rote of Ml. Vernon, nOPENPArT BROWN Mr.

Harry Brown of 23 West 111th St. announces the engagement of his daughter, tlertrude, to Mr. laidor Hosensaft of New York. ROTH SPEHBER Mr. and Mrs.

per ner of 6 Clinton Street, this city, announce the engarement of their daughter, Anna, to Mr. Miss Roth of Brooklyn. ROTHENBERO COHN Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohn of l.l4l Grand Concourse announce the engagement of their daughter Jeannetle L.

to Mr. Lee M. Rothenberg, son of-Mr. and Mrs. Levi Uothernberg of Meridian.

Mlaa. SHKKMAN KANTER Mr. and Mra. A. Kantee wleh to announce tha engagement of th-lr daughter Esther to Mr.

Harry Sherman. SIMON RUCK MAN Mr. and Mrs. L. Kruckman.

r48 West 164th announce the betrothal of their daurhter. Irene, to Jacob I. Simon of Pittsburgh, Pa. 8TETNBERO MARTIN Mra. 8.

Martin. r20 West M4th announces the en sage-men of her daughter. Aline, to Mr. J. of New York City.

8TEINDI.ER KRATJ8 Mrs. Emllln Kraus of 243 Eaat Tremont New York City, announces the encasement of her daughtfr, Tesale, to Mr. Nathan II. Steindler, son nf Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Stelndler of III. TANNENBAUM VOLKMAN Mr. and' Mrs. David Volkman announce tha engagement of their daughter Ross to Harry J. Tan-nenbaum.

tTNTERBKRG FHAriRO Mr. and Mra. David Shapiro of 1 Preetdent Brooklyn. N. have recently announced the eeieageenent of their daeahter Selma 1.

to Mr. David W. Unterbera; tof II Weat Mth New York City, son! of Mr. and Mrs. Unterberg.

Engagement reception will be held at the Klts-Carlton on Tuesday evening. May 16. 1922. at o'clock. No cards.

i VOnziMER WORMPKR Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Wormier of 2M West f7th Ht. announce the engarement of their daughter Rettlna to Mr. Joseph I.

Vortlmer. son of Mrs. Fanny and tha late Kenjamlh Vonlmer. Reception May 21 from 3 to at the lUta-Carltoh Hotel. No card a.

2arrtfi1. i BA KER MCLDAUR On Saturday, May In Chriet Church. Etleabeth.i N. by the Rector the 1UV. I'aul Hoffman.

Theodora, daughter of (Seorgej Barton and Caroline Southmaya Muldsur) to Joshua Baker Jr. of Wellesley HUla, Mass. BE1.MONT BEHRMAN Dr. i and Mra M. Behrman announce the marriage of their daushter Madeline to Maxwell! J.

Belmont Sunday, May 7, at bride's-residence. 303 East 67th St. DALE BETA RI On Saturday, May 6, IW2. at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, tv the Rev.

W. Initton Dale. Yvette, daushter of Mr. end Mrs. tneorge U.

Bedard. to Nellson Initton Date. DAVIDSON RIORDAN In New JYork City, on Saturday, May 1P22, Madeleine, second dauRhter of tha late Iten's William and Helen O'Donovan Rlordanjof 111., to Albert Hatfield Davtenn, eldeet eon of Albert Davidson. C. i R.

of Tulloch House, Woodeeats. Bhnfrield. England. I DRUSKIN LOEWY Mr. and Mrs.

Ignats lxiew announce tne marriage of their daughter. Ada Edith, to Dr. Samuel Jerome Drusktn. May 2. 11122.

Nsw York. HUTCHINSON McOOMASOary i T. Hutchinson and Mrs. Hebe Harrison McCoiuaa. at the Brick Church.

May 4, by the Rev. Dr. Greene. MAXCY HKALKY Mr. John Healey, Bcran-ton.

annnuntii the marrlase of his daughter. Cathryn. Mr. Thomas Francis Maxcy. son of Mra, Margaret O.

Maxcy. lxlngtn New York, at the Church of Catherine, 'New York, April 2. SANDERS EHRICH Mr. aad Mrs. A.

3. Khrlch announce the marriage of thetr daughter Florence to Robert J. Sanders, eon of Dr. aad Mrs. N.

Sanders, oa May 4. 1022, the ceremony performed by Rabbi Edsrard Llaaman. STRirXtSKY HOCHSTKIN-Mra. 'Ida Hoch-steln of 1.301 A v. announces tha betrothal of her daughter, C-ella.

to Mr. Samuet B. Strunaky OI UMwaoaunt, Brooklyn. -r- Anntorrfiartrfi. BENEDICT Mr.

and Mra. Louie Benedict ef (Utt Weat lnth St. wlah to announce to their relatives and friends the 3-h annl-vereary of their marriage on Sbnday, May 14. 1922. Reception at, the Wsllace.

444 West 161 St after 8 o'clock V. M. No card a BtriX CRIGHAM Cn Friday. May at the home of her sea. C.

lliny Hrigham. after a long illneee. Marlon widow ef the late William T. Rrlsham, in her S4th I ear. luterment Monday.

Watertona. (asa. i BTJLLARD In Bmoklina, Maea.1 May Mary Arnold Bullard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Whltmaai Funeral eervtces at IAS Ooodard Rraofcltne.

Sunday. May 7th. at 3 P. M. BCTUM-AI his reeldence.

Ramaey. N. on Saturday. May IKt. John husband of Oertrude M.

and father of Gertrude, Elsie snd Walter Burum. I Relatives friend Elks Lodge No. I N. Y. City snd the Veronica Council Knights of Ce-lumhua.

N- Y. City, are reepertfully Invited to attend funeral aerviecs at the Mrs. Charles P. Ons's funeral parlor. M4 I-alleaoe Jersev 4.atyk on Monday evening.

Msy a. ihcs, at tt F. M. Funeral Tueaday at A. front St Peters Romaa Cathellc Broadway and Barclay N.

Y. City, where at A M. a enleenn reauleen mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Auto cortese.

CAHIIJ- On May at her raaldenee, Beekmaa Place. Mary, oeieveo rootner er Mary William and the Rer. James A. Cahtll. R.

J. Reqalem anaea at rhsrch of St. John the Evangelist. Kth St. and 1st at 10 A.

M. Tuesday. May Interment Calvary. Klndy otrdt flowers. CARTER At Long Beach.

Aug. 13. IJ2I. In his 4h year. J.

Berdfcie Carter, elder son of tha late Theodore R. and Sarah H. Carter. Interment at Rosedale Cemetery. Montclalr, N.

May S. CHAPMAN Theodore 37 Clinton Jamaica. I 1., suddenly at Btjtiart. May 2, 1922. Notice of funeral later.

CHI1J In Bridgeport. May 4. I22, Rev. Frank Samuet lim. ousoasa oi the lata ElUabeth Ltlley ef Fairfield, aged at yearn.

FXiSeraf front the Fairfield Congresatlonal Church. San-day. May 7. at 3 o'clock (daylight saving time). Utlca papers please repy.

ClHKEn Bertha. belo-d wife of lata Mor ris tirfcer. motner oi reran nwit ana Solomon tlrker. Faneral private, Sunday. May 7.

1 P. 112 Oarfeld Place. Brooklyn. K'ndly omit fio-eera. Frraay.

May Albert beloved husband of Anna (nf Dlehll. Kuneral services at his late reeldence, 44 Bedrord Brooklyn. Monday, May 8. 10 A. M.

Private. DAVISON At his home at Peacock Point, Locust Valley, en May Henry Pomeroy Davlaon. in hla hMh year. FMnoral aer-vicea at St. John's Chapel.

Lnttlnstown. lncuet Valley, at 11 A. or Tueeaay. May DEMMERLE Then. on Triday, May 5.

at his residence, crvston in his year. Funeral services May st 2 1'. M. In ionic Tnip. i.vd St.

i.ih A Y. Itr. Frienda and members of Centennial Lodire 73 K. A. Temple ScoU-h Cm- lnwtnweaith Council lit 2 H.

and Na tional Democratic Cluh are Invited to attend. Interment la Woodlan. DEMMERLE Brethren of Centennial IxmIcc 73. F. and A.

are hereby requested to attend the funeral of our lata Brother Theodore K. rjemroerle, on Tuenday afternoon. May ft at 3 o'clock, at Mseoolo Hall. S3d St. and Bth Av.

By order FRANK It. RUBEXJ Master. HENRY LirrMAN'N, Secret Sry. I DE RONDE Ii vlna, widow of! the lata William n. I iwnw, in ner twn year.

Funeral sertieea on Monday at; a o'clock at her late reeldence. Teanecki N. J. DILInN Dorothy daughter ef Mrs. Claire Dillon, on May R.

Ref-ice The Funeral Church, Broadway at Oftlh on Sunday. May 7. at 3 P. M. I DOrE On Thureday.

May 4. 1B22, Eltra-beth W. IMKlg. al tha home of her cousin. Edward R.

ladd. tied Macon Brooklyn. Funeral services atj the residence Sunday, May T. at 2:30 if. M.

DOR AN Peter on May 5. the beloved1 son of John and Sarah Doran and brother of Mae, Margaret, Anne, Lallan and John. Funeral from his late (residence, IL'! East Bfth on Wednesday, at :30 A. thence to the Church of St. John the Evancelist, 6.th St.

and; let where a solemn hisli reciulem mass will be offered for the repose of hla soul. Late etudent of St. Joseph's Seminary, class '22. DOWNS-At Ardsley. May 1822.

Ijivlnla, widow of the late Benjamin K. Downs In her Bftth Funeral service will be held nt her late JH Field on Tuesday, 9th lnataat. at 2:30 P. M. DWYER Edmund beloved hfaband of Lillian on May r-unerai I rom nia late realdence.

40 Poet Monday. May 8. at 8:30 A. M. sharp, thence to Church of Oood Shepherd, 507th St.

a fid Broadway. Interment St. Raymond's Cemetery. PARKAS Bernard, at his SIS Fog Bronx, on Friday. May 6.jli22.

beloved husband of Cells Farkas and devoted father of Kalman Joseph. Irv-Ins. Rose. laidor Alfred. Harold, Syl--van and Refgle Kohn.

Funeral from his late sddreaa. Sunday, 10 Aj May 7. Kindly omit flowers. FINK Caroline, on Msy 8, beloved mother of Sophie Fantel, Alois, Samuel, Louis and Rudolph Fink. Funeral from temple, S10 East 724 Sunday.

May 7. at 1 P. Interment Washington Cemetery. FORnES Alexander at the Caledonian Hospital, on May 1122. Funeral err-vlcea Sunday, May 7, 8 P.

M.i, at Pyle Mortuary, Ocean and Church Brooklyn, N. Y. Chicago and Rock Island papers plesss copy. PRIED Margaret, widow of Daniel Fried, snd devoted mother of George Fried. Mrs.

Frederick Peters, Mrs. John I'aul. Emma and Frieda Fried, departed thla life on Saturday, May 4, In nor 77th year. Ser-vicee will be held on Monday evening at 7 st tha home of her daughter, Mrs. John Paul, R30 Diamond Woodhaven Junction.

All friends Burial private. rNDERTAKERU, NON-SECfflUAtf QtAPBL V1 a-te 1L- J. FuDeral Olreetec. Ave, uos. GALLAGHER Entered Into life eternal.

May 4. at his residence. 1H Weet 12th John, beloved huehand of Catherine and father of Kathertne and Agnes Cialla-gher. Requirm maas at St. Joseph's 9iurch.

Kth and Washington Place, Monday, May at 10 M. Interment Calvary. GELLES Ernestine, beloved mother of Giw-1 tave. -waiter. Lillian and Robert Oellee.

Services at Merer' Funeral Parlors, 8KH Innx A Sunday, May 7, at A. M. Funeral private. 0UXNEUJ-On May 5. 1022.

Josephine Kla-sam. beloved wife of Antonio Olannelll. at her residence. ISO Clsremont A v. Funeral eervlce on Sunday at 3 P.

M. Interment Oreenwood tvmeterv. GOOD On May 4, Martha. Funeral services Chanel Stephen Merrlt; Burial and Cremation 161 8th corner ISth Sunday. 2 P.

M. GRA FT LIN Ma B. after a lingering Illness. Emma widow of Frank I. Grafflln, and only child of Mrs.

E. (I. Ijemon. Funeral services Sundsy evening st o'clock at her mother's residence, 37 Rich Mount Vernon. N.

Y. GUMPERT On Saturday. Msy fl. In her Mth year, Marie Oumpert. beloved slater of Mra.

Julia Rhode. Funeral private. HALEY On May 4. Annie C. beloved wife of the lata William II.

Haley of Fort Weehlnmon. Funeral services at her late residence, 1.7W Cedar Morris 1 Irish'. Sunday. May 7. 2 P.

M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. HAI.l.'v CSuntav. In hla 77tli rear, beloved huhanl of the late RoaaJia Halle and lear fa'her of Herman. Oertrude and Bruno Halle.

Servlcea at Meyer' a Funeral Purlers. 22 Inos A Monday, May ft. 10 A. M. I'leaae omit flowers.

HARniS At rest. Saturday. May 1922. at her residence. 14 Chestnut Albany, N.

Pauline, daughter of the lete Ira and Pauline pinney Harris. Funeral services at the Csthedral of All Faints. Albany. N. on Tueaday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

II A RTM AN Adelaide, beloved wife of Oerar F. Hartman, entered Into rest May 4. Funeral aervlcea at Moebua A Ahrene Funeral Parlors, fly Cortlandt near IVIth Bronx, at P. M. Sunday.

May 7. Interment at Woodlawn. Kingston cspers please copy. HII.LMN-On May n. Ado'ph Hlllman.

be-loved husband of Sarah llillman. Ftineral from his lata reeideare, 2.047 S3d Brooklyn, on i Sunday afternoon st I o'clock. Burial at Mount Lebanon Ceiue-tery. Myrtle A Brooklyn. HORN Antonla.

widow of the late Simon Horn and mother of Edward, Eva. Carrie and Mrs. J. W. Sheridan and tha late Joeeph tne H-rn.

l-'uneral from her lata residence. 4.12 West 100th Monday. May a. at 10:30 A. M.

HUBt.RY Rueael S. Campbell Funeral Church, way. tMth St. Notice later. HL'RY Mav f.

1S22. Marsaret Huer. Ser vices Stephen Merritt's Hsrlem Chapel. 304 West 126th Tueaday. 10 A.

M. KENNEDY At his home In California. Davis aon of the lata James Kennedy snd Flora Mackte. KET 'HAM Suddenly on May h. Mary I wife of the late Fleet B.

Ketcham of Northport, 1 st the home of her niece, Mrs. Henry Wells Holly. Shore Road. Brooklyn. Services at Presbyterian Church, Northpdrt, L.

Tuesday. 1 P. M. Train teevee Pe.msylvanla at at loo. L.

I. R. R. 11: A. M.

KLEE After a abort ntness, on May 4. Stella, beloved daughter nf Pauline aad the lata Bernard sister of Sidney. Arthur. Milton snd Lillian. Funeral from her late residence.

772 8t. Nicholas on Sunday, Msy 7. st 10 A. M. Ptttsbursh (P.

papers please copy. Kindly flowers. LALTERBORN John at Chicago. on April 12. beloved husband of Minnie fne tlrubmeer).

Services Wednesday. May 10. 2 P. at N. W.

(iraham funeral chapel. Atlantic Av. and listh Richmond Hill. N. Y.

Interment Maple Urove Cemetery. LKCHNER Alfred, beloved hvahand of Hed-alg Lechner. father ft William and Adolph lechner. Funeral from his lata home. Monday.

11 A. 441 Sd Astoria. L. I. UECHNETt Beethoven IWUre No.

61. F. and A. M. Members are requested te sitend the funeral services of our late brother, Alfred lchner, Sunday, at P.

st his late residence, est S4 Astoria, 1. f. StEOVRIED Master. MAitTIN JOACHIMSON. See'y.

Ll-rv -On May B. 1P72. Abraham Levy. beto-d huehand Of Sarah Levy (nee Ul-fetder. Funeral from his tats reeldence.

ft Sagamore A. Itollia, L- 1.. Monday. May S. It'-I at 12 noon.

Intertneot and services Mount arms I Cemetery. LEVY Brethren ef Centennial Lodge 7SS, F. and A. are hereby requested to attend the funeral of oar late brother. Abraham Levy, oa Monday.

May at 12 'clock noea at Mount Carmel Ceme-ter- By order FRANK R. RrrREL. Master. HENRY LIP! MANN, Secretary LEVY phi ell Lodge I. 0.

F. B. I. Brethren, you are requested te pay a last tribute of respect at tha funeral services of mr late brother, Abraham lvy. which take place at Mt.

Carmel Cemetery. Monday. May J3 noon. JKROMH BENNbTTT. President.

UNDelAY May R. William beloved husband of Pauline A. I Jndeay ef 22 Kaat Irt'-d St. Funeral services Stephen Merrltt Harlem Chapel. 304 Weat 120th Sunday evening.

o'clock. LINtSAY Or Satarday. May William B. IJndaay. at hla real1enre, 200 West St.

Funeral services at P. Tueaday. May at tha Broadway Tabernacle Church. LCFTtVRROW At Plalnfleld, N. oa Thursdsy, May 4, 1922.

Joseph Lufbur-row. ared S3 years. Services st his lata residence. 1.1 IS West Front Plain-field. H.

on Monday. May at 1 P. M. Interment at Mlddletown. N.

J. LUND Died In Charteaaate Hospital. Cera-brtdse. May A. Joseph W.

Lund or I lon-cord, N. 11 la the Mth year nf his age. Funeral aervlcea st Appleton Chapel. Cambridge, on May 9. at 10 A.

M. Burial at loncoH, N. H. LURIE Suddenly, May 5. Philip Larte.

Iiiieral Sunday. II A. M-. from hla late rrsidence. tax? Aldua Bronx.

MrGOWAN On Saturday. May a 1CS. Patrick beloved husband of Jane Mc-Gowan (nee Maione). Funeral from hla lata residence, 10 West S4th aa Tuesday. May at :30 A.

M. thence to t-nurcn or tne noiy Trinity, aas iu. (roaaway wa Amaiaraam av. bile oort McGRATM On Saturday, May ft, 1829. Thomas li.

McGrsth, In bis S3d year. Funaral servlcea at his late residence, 22a Jefferson A Brooklyn, on Monday, May at 3 P. M. Interment private. MARIN John C.

at his realdenee, the Bereaford. 1 Weat Slat 8u. on Friday. May ft. 1822.

husband of Isabella Bit linger Marin. Funeral service private. Kindly emit flowers. tfhere CHANGES, in modern living conditions frorri private dwellings to apartments and ho-tels are largely responsible for the increasing use of the more reverent and beautiful custom of conducting the funerals from the Funeral Church instead of the home. Due to the broad vision of Mr.

Frank E. Campbell every detail of the Funeral Church is complete. Here relatives may gather in one J-'fs of the. Re-posing Rooms. The door may be closed, and for a period they are Jiia, WhenVeath Peeurs Call Columbus 8200 VW MEKIN Sabine, beloved wife of MexImtlHaaJ and sear mm ner or eiery.

Jeannette. Ulllan and of her beloved slater. Mrs. Ernestine Belnfteld. Funeral -Monday, 2 P.

M.I sharp, from her lata residence, 61 Hamilton Place. New York. MIDDLETON On May 4. 1822, Maria widow of Arthur Middleton. Services at the Funeral Parlor of E.

C. 8.174 7th Ar, on Monger. May S. 11 A. M.

MORELAND Mantaret T. Campbell Funeral Church. Bread was 64 Ul EL. Monday. V.

M. MORRIS William Morrla, retired lawyer, huahitnd of Sadle'B. and brother of the late H. J. and Ellen E.

Morrla. Sunday. April SO. l22. aervlcea were held on Wednesday, Msy 13, at RoemmeleFti-rteral Church.

LS-Trt Buehwick Brook-' lyn. lntorraent Greenwood Cemetery. MOHSOP-Ann Mossop. widow of the lets Anthony Mossop. Funeral services at rssl-dence, 2.IMH Woodhaven.

L. Monday evening. Interment Canada. MUNDAY-On May 4.l22. Thomas J.

Mun-day, retired Lieutenant of Police, beloved htwhand of Elitebeth Mundsy. Funeral servlcea at Ms 1st reeldence. 1,124 Brona. Sunday, May 7. at MU1R Al Beechwoodl Hhtel, Summit, N.

on May S. 1922, James, son of the late Joseph and Margaret Barnes Mulr and husband of the lajte Susan Brown Mulr. In the 7ith year of hia age. FMnsrsl services will be held at the residence of his daughter. Mrsi Ids B.

Wheeler. 712 Westminster Ellxsbeth. N. on Monday. May at A.

M. daylight saving time. Please omit flowers. U7 Veterans of (he Seventh Regiment N. O.

N. Y. Wjih sincere regret a-pnu(Mvment Is mkda Of the desth on Msy 0 of Jsmes Mulr (Sixth Company). i WII.AJUU C. FIBK, PresldenL MKAItA Ann (nee Hlgglns), on May h.

heloved wire of ts late jonn traieara snd mother of Julia, John, Dennis, Dan, I'aul and Mra. A. Lawrence. Funeral from her 1.1 ta reeldence, 875 Pslten Ar, West Brighton, Staten Island, Monday. May S.

High requiem maae. Church of Sacred Heart. 10 A. M. Interment St.

Peter's Cemetery. CPPENirEIMKR Erneet In his 42d year, beloved hue-band nf Blanche Maasa and devoted son of Antenle and the late Dsvld (ppe.ihelmer. Funeral services May at 10 A. Emersonian Apartments, Baltimore, Md. 0UTTERSON' tn thla! elly on Msy 4.

James Andrew, sged as years. Heiovee husband of Eva park Outterson. Funeral services st his lets home. Carthscw N. on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock, standard time.

FAUMER Suddenly, at Frseport, Msy J. 1122. Mary Howe, wtfa of (he lats George Harvey Palmer, tn her 44th year. Funeral aerricee will be held at the chapel tn Kenatco Cemetery. Tuesday.

Mar a. at 1 P. M. PEA RLM AN Samuel Friday, May S. David L.

and Annie Beloved father of WetntrauS. Funeral aervlcea Sunday, 9 A. at residence. 39 West 12Sth St. PETERS On Saturday.

Mar 1822. Fried-ericka petara In ner 8th years mother of the late Dr. August Peters. Funeral from her lata residence. I1A East 64th on Tuesday morning.

10 o'clock. PIERSON Frank dearly beloved husband ef Minnie Deerincke! Plersen. suddenly, st Saa Francisco, oa May 1. Notice of funeral later. PUI-SIFER Elisabeth IC.

on May 8. at her home. Auburn. N. daughter of the lata I-leut.

t'ommandsr Frank II. Pulslfer, and for many years con-ecfed with the Vall-Deane School ef Kllssbeth. N. J. ROSENBERG On Jday Jxnils Rosenberg, beloved father of Sam, David.

Harry and Mrs. rsrah SpUrer. Services todsy 1 P. M. at Perk's L'sderisking Parlor, Isnos Av.

Interment Monteflore Ceme-tsry. RUTtKEI Entered Into life etemel. Saturday. May 4. 1022, Kate, youngest dauch-ter of the lare Samuel Ruckel of New York City.

runeral services at her Iste residence. S18 Union ark en-ear N. on Mondsy. May a. at 4 P.

M. Kindly omit flowera. 8C1? El NFELrT Jacob. In Brookllne, at xv a. beloved hueband of Ida Scheln-feldt.

Funeral services Monday, May 11- A. at Chapsi. Wardawortb East Boston, Mass. 6HA1.ET Suddenly, at Ma reeldence, 4M West End Dr. Harold M.

Shaley. beloved husband nf Bella tnee Ullmeuti, father of Mrs. Phyllis Roeenbaum and Eltsaheth Shaley. Funeral private. Kindly omit flowsra.

SIMON May Lottie Simon, 72. hslnved wife ef Abraham, devoted mother of Henry. Ike. Frank. Nat and Morris.

Funeral services 1 o'clock today. 767 Tint on Av. Please omit flowers. i SMITH-Suddenly. Friday, Msy 1022.

at the New York Hospital. Wlnthrop Davenport Smith, husband ef Mary Virginia Agate and son of Eugene Smith snd the late Katharine W. Smith, aged 47 years. Funeral private. SOCTHWICK-Francla suddenly, Friday.

May ft. IU22, at 81- Pierre soot Brooklyn. In hia StrUt year. Sendees at 1:30 Monday, Msy 8. at bis late residence.

Please emit flowers, latsnueat private. STARKE On Saturday. May S. Henry, beloved bueband of Marie nee Oummere-rachi. Funeral eervtces at his Iste residence, 14 West hSd May 8, at P.

M. Funeral private. Otuit flowers. 6TEPHAM Msy It. Barbara Stephen.

Services Stepnea Merrltt Chapel. 223 6th At, near 21st Sunday. P. M. THOMASON On Thursday.

May 4. 182. Janet Jane, beloved wife of Frederic B. Thorn a son. Funeral services at her lata residence.

Mid wood Brooklyn, oa Sunday. May 7. at 4 P. M. THOCROT Frederick Louis, oa May 4.

Bait Lake city. Utah. ULMANN Irene Anna Gay. beloved wife of Io ill. Ulroann.

passed away oa May R. lit her 84tn year. Services will be held st The Chanel. S04 West 12dth an Monday. May a at 8 P.

M. Interment at convenience of family. New Orleans papers please copy. CLtMAN Brethren of Centennial Lodge TtU and A. are respectfully requested tl attend the funeral pervtre af Irene Ahna, beloved wife of Worshipful Brother Leo ph.

Cllman. on Monday evening. May st 8 o'clock, at Stephen Merrlit Fkneral Chapel. 304 West 12Sth soar th Av. By order i FRANK R.

Rt BEl Master. ILENRY UPPMANN. Secretary. WAriHAMS Samuel D. Entered Into rest Saturday.

May S. IPSg. ta bis TSth year. Notice ef services later. WHREI.m In Cambridge, Maaa, ea May 1923.

Katharine C. NvheeUr, wlis of the late Henry N. Wheeler. TOUNO Suddenly at White Plain a M. Thureday.

May 122. Asa W. Young. Funeral services at his late residence, 130 North Broadway. Whits Plains.

N. Sundsy. May 7, at 8 P. latermeat at convenience of family. i UNDERTAKERS.

is a new burial inlJmerica alone with their dead, i There are no interruptions. There is a great quiet in the midst of 4 dignified and suitable beauty. At the appointed time, from the Reception Room, friends are ushered into the Church itself for the service. This Church, with its rows of pews to seat three hundred, and its great pipe organ, is dedicated to the mem ory of the departed without regard to creed. The Funeral Church is a Place and FRANK CAMPBELL (mom-sbctajuam) Broadway at 66th St.

i You are invited to inspect th Funtt Church. If hmer bmuty iur" rounded th thought of doath -with compelling massage to vry living oul. Write for the booklet "The Funeral Church" containing complete illuttration and description. It will be gladly forwarded upon request. im.sm.iaMKiK irlii'iliiilnea, 3ti illrmnrtam.

F. In loving memory of my beloved wife and our dear mother, who paaeed away May 6. 1921: gone but not roreotterfc COTTER In loving litemory of my dear eant. H(d Mav i. aiargarei Aiuiira, 120.

An anniversary maas will rated tof the repose of her soul fct thS Church of SU Ignatius Joyoia. Park on Monday. May 6, at oJk- Over la memory. BlimB- DUNCAN William O. tn sad and loving memory of our beloved husband anu fatherwho died May 10.

181B. at Dohba trry. N. T. FARRELL In memory of my beloved son and our brother Francis, who died May a.

Requiem maea at St. Francis Chants! Church on Monday. May 8. isrz. FREEDM AN Frank kind, loving and rlghteons young life was ao braptly ended May 8j 1P13.

lives sweetly in oar memories always and forever, never to TOCbTmOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHER8 OUILFOY A month's mass for ths flats Anna F. Guilfoy at St. Thomas tha Apostle. USth St. and St.

Nicholas at 8 o'clock Monday morning. May 8, I82Z. dUTTMAN In loving memoty ef Flora. Outt- man. who departed this life May 4 1P2L I.

GOTTMAN AND CHILDRU. LENNON In memory of our beloved brother, Thom-- who f4 Hi'l'srsTsma. LESCOCRT In' but loving memory of our darling- boy Morton, who passed I sway suddenly. May 7. 1918.

Dear to tha hearts of all who knew him. MOTHER AND FATHER. LESSER Loving memory of Israel Leeser. beloved husband, father and who departed this life. May S.

May his soul rest In peace. MA WBEY Lieutenant Walter O. R. V. 8.

A. In memory of our oeiovea eo. who passed higher Hfs May T. 1818, NEWMARK la losing memory of our deer son. Arthur, who departed from this lira May 14.

1818. His sweet memory will live In our hearts forever, PARENTS AND BROTHER-NrniOLSBVRG Sarah. In loving memory of oar dear mother, died May 6. IPOS. ROGERS In memory of Ksthryn M.

Rogers. Be peace and Joy a-lth thee Across ths sea, Thy spirit still will bind The loved hoes left behind. And though we see no more Till we have resched the shot. The light thy virtues graced. That light -Is not effaced; For memory cannot die Whilst thoa art hov'ring high.

TIs ours to hope and pray That thou wilt lead the wky And greet ur -coming when At last we meet again. -SCHRAM In loving memory ef John O. Schram. died May 8. 120.

STERN In cherished and loving memory cf my beloved husband and our devoted father. Albert: Stern, who departed this life May a. Iftili. Ever to be remembered as tha years roll by. His loving wife aod children.

HANNAH STERN, PHILIP M. STERN, SADIE S. MAYER. STERN Sadie, dearly beloved wife of Mas. and devoted mother of Milton, Lillian and Herbert, wbe passed away May 1821.

i STOEHR-e-fn loving memory of eur dear father and grandfather. Christian Steehr, departed thla Ufa May T. 1917. VERNON Elisabeth. A constant and beautiful memory of my mother.

i CHRISTOPHER FOX. I nttfcftUng. ABRAHAMS I'nvetllng ef monument te Herman Abrahams at Bay Slds Cemetery. Sunday. Msy 14.

P. M. Rela- trves and friend a cordially Invited, la esse of rain, following Sunday. AUOCBT-ln loving of Alexander O-. the Ufiredtrwr of tha monument will take place oa Sunday.

May 14. at P. at Washington Cemetery. Section William Heller. Relatives snd friends invited.

BAJEHR tTnvelllng of monument 4o ths memory ef our dear Rae, Sunday. Msy 14. 2:00 o'clock. Union Fields Rodepn Sholom grounds. If Inclement weather, postponed to May 21.

BERTHA BABHR. BA CMOART The unveiling of the monument In memory of the late Samuel Bewngart, Sunday. Msy 14. at P. at Gate-vllle Cemetery.

Bomerville. S. J. rt weather Is stormy, postponed following Sunday, EErtGER Unveiling of monument ta memory of 1vie. beloved daughter of Emanuel and Fanny berger will take place Bon.

dsy. Msy 14. 1:30 P. lindn illll Ometery (tTnlted Brothers plot). Inclement weather, following Sunday.

BLOCH Tha unvatllng of the monument In memory ef our loving sister Leonle will take place Sunday. May 14. at P. M. at Bayslde Cemetery.

Relatives snd friends Invited. la case of rain, following Sunday. BREG AN The unveiling ef ths headstone of my beloved husband Atrial and our dear father wit; take place Sunday, Msy 14. at P. at Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Ia case of rain, following Sunday. BRODIE The unveiling of the monument of rtoae tsrexue will take place Sunday, May 14. 8:80 P. at Salem Fields Ceme tery, tempts oi Emanuel, Cypress Hills In csae of rala. followtne Suiute DRESNER tTnvelllng of monument dedicated to the beloved memory of dear father and husband.

Herman Dresner, will take place at Ml, Hebron Cemetery. L. Sunday. May 14. at p.

M. Frienda and relatives tnviiea. in case at rala. follow-- 1ng Sunday. DREYFUS Unveiling of menumentl to the -memory or our beloved mother, Helen Dreyfus.

Sunday. May 14, at 2:30 P. M. enarp Mount Heps entrance. Cypress Hills Cemetery In ease ef rala, postponed V' II" III C9UIak.

GOLDSTEIN The unveiling of tha atone tn memory of Rachael. widow of laaaa Goldetsln. will take plane todsy. Msy 7, st Hhasra Zedek Cemetery. Bayslde, at 2:30 P.

M. Relatives and frienda are invited to attend. GUTTMAN ROSENFELD Flora Outtman ana eiigmuna rtneenreid. dedication of monuments on i Sunday. May 7, at Mt.

In ebon Cemetery, Cypress Hllla, o'clock. HARRIS Unveiling of monument In rnemory ei s.va. a neiyvro: wire ana aevoted mother. Sunday, wtay 14. 1823 (Mothers' Day).

r. ei. it rsin, OUtviOf OUBday-Acacia Cemetery, Bayslda. HARTMAN Unveiling of monument ef F.mme Hartman. beloved mother of r.manuei uaer.

eunaay. May p. Mt, Carmel, Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited, la case ot rain, follow- ing punn ay i HsneR-The anveiiing or the headstone of my beloved husband Leonard aad our dear father wilt take place. Sunday, May at P.

M.i sharp, at Tjalcn Fields Hungarian society Cemetery. Relatives ana inenas invited. II weather lnclemeat. itrtivwini Dunav i 1833 F. E.

custom 1 i it a Service set apart for those irk their hour of grief. It is creating a new i burial custom. i li "iw "of monument I Brown and Stella Ban. th at nt Ometery on Sunday. tnvlteo.

ln Sunday. KAPTAL The uvetlln. of the memory of Sarah a place on Sunday af emoon. My 1U. oclorh sharp, at VVsshlnaton Cemetery.

la case of rain, the following Sunday. KAHN-Unveillmt of monument of IOIT; Kaha. beloved husband of Sarah. "d(ie voted father of Kdward A. rT; Sunday.

May 14 at 3 o'clock. Sa Cemetery, Cypres HUla- --Stun- D.1,11... and friends Invited. in Muiumnt Moss Kerovsay will taV piece a stde Cemetery. Sunday.

May 7. at 2 LEHMAN Cnvelltc at monument at the Sternfeld. devoted dauahter of lka s-Iopold Frank, dear sister of Jake and Moe, Sunday. Mav 14. al P.

at WasrtJnrton Cernetery. i weather Inclement, feilowlnc Sunday LEV Relatives and friends are 'nvit'd attend the unvelltna of ln memory of Oertrude Wlndt Avy. be loved wife of Michael lyx'" mother of Hsxel and lrenee. of Frans Wtndt and sister cf 'f KHedman and Louis I. Wlndt.

Msy 14. st o'clock, st the J-Trst I' ssrlsn Society's grouads. Union n-f Cemetery. LIKBER Unveinne of monument Ssmu. Ueber.

beloved ft KV Voted father of Herman, at 2 P. M.sharp. Cypreai HUU tm' -tery. Society Nova! Zedes. Re Istlves nA friends Invited.

Ia case ot rala following Sunday. MARKS UnvellliMt of stone for ''VT" Marks will take place at Beth Cemetery. Cypress Hills. Snndsf, 1922. at P.

M. Vieads tlves Invited to sttend. In case of rain postponed until following Sunday. MENDEL CnveiHnei at monumeot In i menvre ot Michael Mendel, husband ot of Hortenae and Ralph. Msy 14.

2:3 P. M-, B'oal Jeahurun Olem Fields Cemetery. In rase of rain, postponed ti.itll fcllowlnt Sunday. ROBlNHONJullus. Cnvelllns cf montsmer Sunday.

May 14. P. Mount lielrc-Cemetery. BCHIIAER CnveUinr ef mouument eateo to tne m-rowy v. mother.

Esther Schiller, to tk Maehpelah Cemetery, Union 11 etas. Kr--day. May T. 3 P. M-.

aharp. In case -o. rain, followln Bunday. iiMi.injrHMiitii ef monu of monument te tne ilna memory of Arthur, son pi Maur and Minnie Spltaer and broth-r j.sim will take place ai Cemetery, Flushiiis. 1-.

14. at M. Relatives and rl- Invited. TAXDLtCH The Vin tritTV -ot Dr. Samuel Tandllch will take Mav 14 at P.

a I'nion 1 Cernetety. IA esse af rain, the felloe Sunesy. RelaUvea and friends rtkt fully invited. tTHrTMAK Relatives and frlenoe are n- vlted IS a liana uw nvent erected to the rt-nvrvry of 1 Whltmaa, beloved hoalnd ef Whitman, and children at Mount Cemetery. Sunday.

May 14. 10 rain, will be postponed until Sunday. f.e Ae rtANAHAN-Ths Rev; Francis P. mlns. P.

R. paalor of St. Step! Church In Eaat 2rth and hla brer. Rev. Thomas J.

B. Cvmmlnra, -toe of the Church of the Mariin. -eenttco Hill. N. wish to enleml i hearty appreciation and sincere th-: te ths reverend clerry.

sisters of n-p communities and ttlstlves and eitended their respect and ayt. the In the aad loss of their beloved t- ter. Mrs. Myra A. Flanacsa.

GKTrsER Mrs. Charlotte Gelser and far 22 West 113th St acknowledre irrftteful appreciation Ihe kind exnre--of sympathy of their relatives and frit In thetr recent bereavement. VOOICL Mrs. Gus Voael and son thank the! relatives and friends for their kind. during their recent bereavement.

ef Birth tneertiea la Thm Vse-fc fwill i elephowsd tmttl madsteht te Bryant lvw. In addition to our Mourning Specialties we are showing attractive Black Hats and Gowns that not mourning. Z7S Fifth Ava. Koataa- Copley Saiare JbLOOMINOOALJB FLORIST Huf, b-in ssd Lexiasna A Art let te rtoral ai 1 aad ota aad Suaoara, saene Plaaa SSS4. 1: The Senranls cf Relief for IcccrcMs Cam (carryingr on a non-sectariaa charity for cancer patients) requires a fireproof home to hfu; 100 non-paying; sufferers.

They implore THE SUM OF for this humane and necessary ft to brave rnen and letter from Mrs. S. B. EU--ton of 49 West 67th York City, and 1310 19th t-, Waahintrton, D. followai "My Dear sfother Alpheaea: sheald be aerfertly te kave yea qaote aaythlnr fm- ray letters that yea think wi I Help In jet tins yonr firepret bnlidlnt.

1 feet that yea are fras servaata of Ood. Tonr Work la anlqoe. Md the eerafort yea rive year peer safferera la Wonderful. I wm ea Impressed by eny visit that I have been brim-mln aver with ad mi retina. have visited many hospitals hoRtes all aver, her and abroad.

bat nose east earns an ta voe heme. It Is wonderful pleoe ef era. Veai deserve all the beta yea need far tha balldias aaaw tioned. Tee-y sincerely- Yenra. "HEBHMl J.

riTAKTOX" MOTREK M. ALPnOXBA fJTrrn S. RON ART HILL HftMK, uV. inuaoa, uiLUUlka LVn H. CFMTffTEBtFSi.

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