Born. To Robert ("Bobby") Jones, National Open golf champion, 1923, National Amateur champion, 1924, and Mrs. Jones, a daughter; at Atlanta.

Born. To Burton K. Wheeler, junior LI. S. Senator from Montana, and Mrs. Wheeler, a daughter (7 1/4 lbs.); in Washington, D.C.

Engaged. John T. Pratt Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Pratt (Ruth Sears Baker Pratt, Vice Chairman of the National Republican Ways and Means Committee), nephew of Herbert L. Pratt, President of the Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., to Miss Mary Christy Tiffany, of St. Louis.

Married. Theodore M. Edison, son of Inventor Thomas A. Edison, to Miss Anna M. Osterhout, daughter of Prof. Winthrop J. V. Osterhout, Professor of Botany at Harvard University; in the Appleton Chapel at Harvard.

Married. Mrs. Harriet Pullman Carolan, of Burlingame, Calif., sis ter-in-law of Frank O. Lowden, one-time (1917-21) Governor of Illinois, to Col. Arthur F. Schermerhorn of Manhattan; in Manhattan.

Married. Samuel Goldwyn, 43, (original name Goldfish), film producer, onetime husband of Blanche Lasky (sister of Jesse L. Lasky of the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation), to Miss Frances Howard, stage and screen actress; in Jersey City.

Divorced. Richard Bennett, actor, by Mrs. Mabel Morrison Bennett (Adrienne Morrison, actress); in Manhattan. She charged misconduct. The Bennetts have lived apart for some time, to give their temperaments free play.

Died. Harry T. Roll, 20, junior at Colgate University (Hamilton, N. Y.); at Colgate, struck by a bolt of lightning, as he completed a 100-yd. dash on the athletic field cinder track.

Died. Mrs. Frances B. Dawes, aunt of Vice President Charles G. Dawes; at Marietta, Ohio.

Died. Mme. Olga Novikoff, 77, famed Russian political writer; in London. She defended the Slavonic cause, endeavored to promote an Anglo-Russian alliance, worked with and on Gladstone, Matthew Arnold, Carlyle. She is credited with having averted an Anglo-Russian war in 1878.