Milestones: Nov. 21, 1927

Engaged. Miss Mary Tumulty, daughter of Joseph Patrick Tumulty of Washington, onetime (1913-21) Secretary to the late President Wood-row Wilson; to one Robert Cahill.

Married. Miss Janet Kirby, daughter of famed Rollin Kirby, political cartoonist for the New York World; to Langdon W. Post, cinema critic of the New York Evening World and unsuccessful Democratic nominee for New York Assemblyman at last week’s election; in Manhattan.

Married. Elsie McColm Butler, daughter of Author Ellis Parker Butler (Pigs is Pigs) ; to one Harold Everett Waller; in Flushing, N. Y.

Sued for Divorce. By Helen Menken, actress (Seventh Heaven, The Captive), Humphrey Bogart, actor (The Cradle Snatchers, Saturday’s Children). She charged cruelty.

Sued for Divorce. Walter Camp Jr., onetime (1912) member of the All-American second football eleven selected by his father, the late famed “Father of American Football”; by Frances English Camp; in New Haven. She charged desertion, demanded custody of ten-year-old Walter Camp III.

Died. James Cox Brady, 45, able financier, lavish host, important Catholic; in Manhattan, after five days’ illness, of pneumonia. His father, Anthony N. Brady, (died 1913) accumulated $80,000,000 by organizing public utilities and on the Stock Exchange; the son, with his brother Nicholas F., increased the family fortune. He supported many charities, chiefly Catholic; once he sold all his race horses and gave the proceeds away. For his benefactions Pope Pius XI made him a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory and a private chamberlain of the Cape and Sword; last December King Vittorio Emanuele of Italy made him Knight Commander of the Crown of Italy.

Died. Douglas Smith, president of the Pepsodent Company (toothpaste); in Chicago; during an operation for gall stones.

Died. Don Francisco Sanchez Latour, 51, Guatemalan Minister to the U. S. since 1922; in Washington, D. C.; of peritonitis.

Died. Joseph Ade, 65, brother of Author George Ade; at Brook, Ind.

Died. Lucy Maria Delano Hughes, 92, mother of Charles Frederick Hughes, commander in chief of the United States battle fleet; in Bath, Me.