The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 8

TM. Carnegie Jr. and Miss Duncan Marriedat Home of Bride’s Parents SERN AE RSPR) ACA HO ee pcan: Wedding Ceremony Is Fol- lowed by a Reception at the Colony Club. ee (S3trne wedding of Miss Dorothy Dun- ‘fan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Botler Duncan of this city, to Thomas Morrison Carnegie jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Carnegie, No. 161 East 72d Street, took place yester- @ay afternoon at 4 o'clock in the home ef her parents, No. 115 East 72d t. <A reception was given in the jony Club, Charles C. Lee, son of } ve and Mrs. James Parrish Lee, was mc it man. ooThe bride is the granddaughter of late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. ‘Mavemeyer of New York and Free- . Mr. Carnegie is a great-nephew ? “the late Andrew Carnegie and ts the third In line to bear the mame of hig grandfather, Miss Virginia W. Hagen, daughter Fs wis Le . ALVIN DEVEREDX.. Photograph by (RAL MILL'S STVOO : Of Mrs. Winston H. Hagen, No, 242 East 68th Street, was married to | Alvin Devereux of this city yesterday * afternoon at 4,30 o'clock in thé Church of the Ascension. The cere- | mony was performed by the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, rector of, the church, assisted by the Rev, Thomas Guthrie Speers of the Old First ~-es- byterian Church. The bride was given in marriage by her mother. Her sister, M.ss Helen. Hagen, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were the Misses ‘ Elizabeth Van A. Manning and Alice » Warren, ney. Mrs. books. SUIT COST STOKES $126,000. The statement that William ©, Stokes had spent $126,000 in legal fees and expenses in his unsuccessful at-) tempt to divorce his wife was mad yesterday by I. Gainsburg, his attor- Stokes received a decree of separation and is now suing for $75,000 @ year permanent alimony, Louis Mar- shall, her counsel, was questioning the accountant who examined Mr. Stokes's D. ae THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922, able the authorities to pick up * clue, Tue direction taken by the assas- sins’ car {s @ matter of conflicting testimony, some of the observers claiming it sped toward Potsdam. ‘Then the car Is sald té have carried a Hamburg license shield, Clashes between workmen monarchists were reported Losehwitz, burg, but without serious casualties The political situation through- out Germany continues remarkably calm despite the vehemence of com- WORKERS IN CLASH WITH MONARCHISTS IN GERMAN CITIES Little Headway in Tracing Rathenau’s Slayers in Spite and from of Dr. Rathenau, which have been appearing In the provincial liberal and radical press, Organized labor's initial contribu- tion tn support of the Government In Its Republican campaign will consist of a twenty-four hour nation-wide general strike, which was proclaim« by the Federation of Trades Unions in session at Leipaigg. This wiil in- volve chiefly industrial workers, «! thought It Is planned to include state BERLIN, June 27 (Associated Press,-In addition to the arrest of 14 persons in connection with the Minister Rathenau little headway has been assassination Foreign made by the police tn their efforts to tral the Rathenau's motor car from which ins fired A score of alleged eye-witnesses 4 municipal transportatt 1 ‘ ice . = and ul 8 jon ines to the shooting or persons who | and other public utilities. The strike claim to have seen the bluish-gray | is called for to-morrow. car as it waited in the vicinity of] While the strike is welcomed as an the Foreign Minister's villa inJ@xpression of labor's moral support, Grunewald. have failed to give suf-|* 24-hour holiday ts viewed wits jrunewa a [5M itd sokance in many quarters, where it ficient tangible information to en- js believed that the nation, even nder the stress of the present polit- «l situation, can {I afford to spare 1ore, working hours lopped off of the nation’s productive activities, even } the one-day recess be actuated by ratriotie mone M. POINCARE FEARS MANY the luxury of having 100,000,000, or thinks, of Foreign Minister Rathenau ts ex- tremely grave, Premier Poincate The French Government has reason to belleve the murder may be a prelude to a campaign of violence on the part of German monarchists which may lead to revolution. M. Poincare received full details from official sources more than a week ago of a conspiracy by which Munich reactionaries planned to re- courageous visit t> the Munich fair. in the eyes of the French Premier, Dr. Rathenau stood out as the man who negotiated the Wiesbaden and other agreements guaranteeing France reparations in kind. The Premier also revealed that prior to his acceptance of the foreign affairs portfolio Dr. Rathenau ingu'red whether his ap- pointment was satisfactory to the French Government and’ was told the reparation question. The French Premier now looks Chancellor Wirth as the best inten- tioned of the present day German leaders, Dr. C: “ Wood ‘Arch Support’ Saddle Nuremberg and Fried-|‘ ments concerning the assassination | § store the Wittelsbach dynasty in 3a- « World),| varia and re-establish the empire. “n f Gen, Ludendorff was declared to be PARIS, June 27.—The situation in} the leader of this intrigue, which was! 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The shirts are 12 to 14 neck, Children’s White Sandals Come in one day this week and see the ufusual values. Girls’ Summer Frocks $3.95 The daintiest, most charming frocks you could im- agine, made of flaxon in pale colors, checks, flowers and other patterns. All are copies of higher priced models. And all are obviously of the finer quality. Four becoming styles. 6 to 12 years. Girls’ Batiste Pajamas $1.95 So cool and comfortable for hot summer aighes. Two piece models with sleeveless slip-over cop and V neck —an sdea—and a very good one. Pink, blue, orchid, peach color Girls’ Slip-Over Sweaters $3.95 Horizontal stripes of contrasting colors prove these to be the season’s favorite style. Mohair with baveau or V-neckline. The foundation colors are brother’s best man and the ushers were another brother, W. G. Dever- * eux of San Matoe, Cal.; C, Wolcott Hepry of Cincinnati Charles J. case showed Mr. Stokes had epent $100,009 in his divorce suit. Mr, Gainsburg added that Mr. Stokes had $26,000 additional. $4.25 black, can, grey, orct.d, navy, red, Copenhagen. *, Biddle of Philadelphia Donald D. % of Shanghai, China; Thomas .} Swann 4th of Baltimore, and Don M. | Kelley, Garret E. Winants and \) Arthur A..Gammell of New York, On their return from the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Devereux will live in 4) this city. cteafiegs clege | HUNDREDS SEE MAN SLAIN. Former Part of Victim Flees ; After Fir! Twe Shots. A killing on Richmond Terrace, Port }; Richmond, the busiest spot on the reds of witnesses in a crowd leaving @ nearby moving pleture theatre just after 5 o'clock and the throng of em- vloyees quitting the shipyards. 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