Born. To Arizona's Representative Isabella Greenway and to Chicago's Orientalist James Henry Breasted: their first grandchild, son of Charles and Martha Munro Ferguson Breasted; in Chicago. Weight: 8 Ib.

Married. The Infanta Beatriz, 25, elder daughter of ex-King Alfonso XIII of Spain; and Prince Alessandro Torlonia, 23, son of the late Prince Marino Torlonia and Mary Elsie Moore, the Princess Torlonia, of Manhattan; in the Gesu, mother church of the Jesuits in Rome; by Pedro Cardinal Segura y Saenz, exiled Primate of Spain. Present were Italy's King and Alfonso XIII. Absent was Victoria of Spain.

Married. Heywood Broun, 47, columnist, organizer and president of the American Newspaper Guild; and Mrs. Constance Madison Dooley, 26, actress, relict of the late Comedian Johnny Dooley; in Manhattan.

Sued for Divorce. William Hartman Woodin, son of the late Secretary of the Treasury; by Mrs. Carolyne Hyde Woodin; in Tucson, Ariz. Grounds: mental cruelty.

Divorce Awarded. To Mary Pickford, 41; from Douglas Fairbanks, 51; in Los Angeles. Grounds: "grievous mental suffering." The decree, granted by Judge Benjamin Barr Lindsey, will become final in one year.

Died. Marcella Sembrich, 76, onetime opera singer; of emphysema; in Manhattan (see p. 42).

Died. Hubert Vos, 79, Dutch-American portrait painter; of pneumonia; in Manhattan. He painted many a U. S. socialite, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Javanese royalty, was the first Occidental for whom the Dowager Empress Tzu Hsi of China sat. For this work he was made a Commander of the Double Dragon, a Mandarin with the right to wear a pale blue semi-transparent button on top of his cap.

Died. Albert Alexander Hyde, 86, founder and board chairman of Mentholatum Co.; of heart disease; in Wichita, Kans. He developed his salve after studying the Japanese use of menthol as a pain-reliever.

Died. Emma Louisa Lady Rothschild. 90, famed Edwardian hostess, friend of the late Queen Alexandra; in Tring Park. Hertfordshire, England. One of seven daughters of Baron Mayer Carl de Rothschild of Frankfort, she married her cousin. Nathan Mayer, who became England's first Lord Rothschild, first Jew to sit in the House of Lords.

Died. Florence Lady Irving, 91, first wife of the late Actor Sir Henry Irving; in Folkestone, England.

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