NEW YORK Billy Seaman was once one of the town's younger gallants who could always be found where lights blazed brightest a vivid figure in Broadway's farce and fatigue. Rich, personable, he was by day a sterling business man, but by night a play boy.An earlier pal of Jimmy Walker, he was almost a constant companion during the days the mayor was building his political fences. His penthouse, Skye Farm, in Waverly place, was the scene of many gatherings of notables from the world of sport, the stage, screen and literature.One might drop in any evening and find the cognescenti in full flower. And then Seaman fell in with lovely Phyllis Haver of films, and after a whirlwind courtship they were married. Their devotion became a part of the WhiteAn evening recently Seaman was to come out of his long domestic retirement to attend a stag banquet in the Broadway section. It was an evening of hale frolic and wassail. And Seaman, tiring of it early, excused himself to go to his club to write letters.He left word for a friend at the banquet to call for him there and drive him home. His friend got the wrong address, pulled up in front of one of the take joints and inquired of an outside capper if Seaman was there. He was told he was but had stepped out a moment and would be back.The friend ordered a round of drinks for several percentage ladies for sale, then becoming suspicious of the place and at Seamans non appearance, asked for his check. He was presented with one for 86 and after a noisy argument settled for twenty dollars.Cure CompleteCHICAGO, Oct. 20. (UP)Heber J. Grant, president of Mormon church, is expected to leave the Presbyterian hospital this afternoon. He ended his ten day rest cure today following an operation performed two weeks ago. He will return home immediately.