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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Barton Heights

Mr. Henry Meyers and daughter. Miss
Naomi, OF Loudoun county, are the
guests OF Mrs. Mary l.. Gulick aud
family.
MIR Douglas Leftwich viii give an
entertainment in the assembly hail
here next Tuesday night for the benefit
Of the Methodist church, The pro-
gram viii be under tile direction of
Mrs. * +. Jones.
MIR. Robert Duncanson. who has been
Ill with fever for several weeks. Is
convalescing
Mr. W 81, Berryman, Of Hargrove.
Surry county. Is the guest OF his brothi-
err. the Rev, A. G. Bergman, OF Barton
avenue
Mr. W L. Leal. who was operated on
AT the Retreat Wednesday. IL doing
we'll. and expects to be home In a few
days.
The Rev. Thomas Hundley, OF S. e.
a former pastor OF the Barton Heights
Baptist church. is a visitor among his
many friends here.
Miss Sallie Branch Donnan, of Pet
ershurg, has returned horn. from a
visit to Mrs g. A. Sinclair.
MIR. y, 7. Seay, OF Shores. Fluvanna
county was the guest Of MIR. CabeI W.
Rady. this week.
Miss Eloise Gooiesby, who has been
spending the summer In West Virginia,
has returned to spend the winter wit
Mrs Thomas r. Machte
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bergman. CT
Snrry court hourse, are visiting their
uncle. the Rev. A G. bergman
Miss Dorothy Robinson. OF Peters
burg, Is the guest OF Mrs Walter
Creath
MIR W N, Luck has returned from n
visit 10 his wife. who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. W Blakoly. OF Eliza
beth. y. J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Miguel would succeed to the throne
Dom Miguel married Miss Stewart o!
New York
The prospects, however OF Miguers
elevation to the throne are not con-
sidered bright by English students
or Peninsular affairs.
Given taste Of Republican gov
eminent. IL is not believed that the
fortugese will submit to the re-es-
tabiishing of the monarchy. at least
lot years to come, and then only in
the event of a complete failure OF
popular government
The revolution Is not proving pop
uiar In the provinces OF Portugal, ac-
cording to some OF the dispatches re-
ceiSed here. These declare that the
roYaifsts and the population In many
rural parts OF the country are gather
ing their forces to resist the new
government
The success Of the revolution is be-
tfefed- to depend largely on the dis
position made of King Manuel. II
Manuel Is prisoner or has fled
there is no question that the monarc-
ny is ended. but If the reports that he
Is rallying his forces at MARIA. are
true, long struggle is inevitable.
While the royalists could proba bfv
DELAY the complete establishment OF
the republic, they could not, 1t is be-
heVed, prevent it's final accomplish
ment The army and navy are now
IN practically complete accord with
the reyolutionists. which make the ul-
innate success Of the uprising assur-
ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
for
rHeWm

The Spanish republicans are geat-
ly incensed as there In apparently no
reason forthis move onthe part of the
Spanish authorities unless King AL
fonso intends to assist King Manuel
with an armed force.
There can he no question that King
Alfonso is graysly alarmed left the
success OF the uprising In Portugal
shall stimulate the Spanish republi-
cans in Portugal shall succeed in
completely overthrowing monarchlsm
inthe smaller nation the Spanish rela-
tons may at once declare armed re-
bellion to the further rule OF Alfonso
In Spain. To avert this calamity II ID
believed the King and his ministers
intend to take Manuel's part in tho
Portuguese uprising 20 the point Of as
sisting him to gain his throne with
Spanish armies. The Spanish minis
tiers believe. II Is said that II they can
restore Manuel to the throne, they wilt
not, only have killed out repu blicanism
in portugal. but will have frightened
the Spanish republicans into inactivity.
Such a move, however. Is almost
sure to precipitate civil war in Spain,
instead OF delaying II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

The Rally Day services to be held
at st. James Sunday morning. VIII De
very attractive Misses Bessie johns
aid Miss Florence Kidd and Master
Robert Johnson. Will recite. In aadi .
ton to the special music to be rendered
by the school, Mr.. E. II. Cloves VIII
sing. Professor q. W. Anderson, OF
Richmond College" will deliver the ad-
dress. Rally day souvenirs will be DIS :
tributed, and all Will be cordially well
coined.
sunday. October the 9th. will be OBJ
served by Union station Methodist sun
day school Rally Day. In addition
to special eNercises arranged blythe
superintendent, Miss Grigsby. OF Wash
inGton, -. G., will render solo. Those
who have heard Miss Grigsby on pre-
vfous occasions. VIII be much grained
to have the pleasure OF again hearing
her sing
The Frank r, Rates Bible Class are
endeavoring to have large turnout
Of their members. and hope TO have
from 200 to ESQ present on this rally
day.
Mrs Ida Clarke. of ChimboraZo PARK.
left to- da y for Huntington. w VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Key. MIR. Swink, OF Louisa, IS the
guest of Rev. Mr. Hall, Of .h22 Nest
Taylor street.
Mr.. Eldridge Driscoll and wife are
the guests OF their brother, Mr.. IL
l.. DriseoN, OF South Meadow street
Miss Althea Herndon of Gooehland
county. is visiting her Fri. nd, MISS
Lizzie Woodward, Of 2i15 West TaS-
lor.
Mr.. Bolton and wife. of Lynch
burg. who have been the guests OF
their son, Mr.. Ernest Bolton, has re-
turned home,
Miss Isabelle Harrison, of Prince
George county. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs buval. OF / South Short street.
Miss Marie Worsham. of Prince
George county. is the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Mary Worsham
Miss Goodwin. of Fredericksburg. Is
spending some time With her aunt,
Mrs Goodwin of West Taylor street.
Mr. w L. Schenck. OF Oak Tree.
va. is the guest of Mrs. {. l. King.
of 220a Chariin street. for fair week.
Miss Ruth Eleanor Sager. ef Hamp-
ton. is the guest OF Mrs. John NJ.
German, 1905 Floyd avenue.
Mrs. Rebecea Shackelford is spend
ing several weeks with her daughter,
MIS-. I. T. walker, OF IAEk AVENUE.
Mr.. Harris. Of Louisa. is the guest
Of his sister. Mrs. Han, o. West Tay-
lor
Mr.. and Mrs. keeton, Of Boydton.
are visiting their ikother. Mr.. keeton.
OF South Meadow.
Miss Lizzie Woodward, who has
been spending the summer with
friends In Goochland, has returned
home.
Dr. Driscoll Of Charlottesville. who
has been spending several days with
his uncle. Mr.. IL. l.. DrisealL has re-
turned to his home.
MIR. and Mrs. Howie, OF Greensviile,
Va. are visiting their brother, Mr..
HOWE. Of South Meadow.
Miss Carrie Wilkinson and brother.
Mr.. Wray Wilkinson, who have been
the guests OF Mrs, f. w. Bayne. have
returned to their home in Lawrence
vile.
Miss Bessie Thacker. of boswell is
visiting her sister Mrs. Gus Mallory,
1919 West Cary.
Captain George It. Shackelford, of
North Carolina, ~ spending fair week
in Richmond with his sister. Mrs G..
T. King. 220e Chaffln street
Mesdames Moore and Royal, who
Bayne, have returned to their home at
Lunenburg Courthouse.
Mr.. Harry Harris. OF Louisa is the
guest OF his aunt. Mrs. Hail. of West
Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
COMPANY CHARTERED
TO BUILD A|RsH|Ps
Washington Incorporators Say
They vii Do Business at
Rosslyn, Va.

The Christmas Aeroplane Company
OF Roesiyn, Va, was granted 4 chare
ter Thursday by the State Corpora.
ton Commission. The declared pur.
pose Of the company y to mAnufac.
ture and sell airshipa. The incorpor>
ators are: William Whiteney Christ.
mas, president: G. Calvert HineA
vioe-prestdent: Robsrt Ions score
tary; all OF Washington. D. c.
The capital OF tho company 10 aus
thoriEed to range from $l.o0o u
100000.
Other charters granted werol
Southern Hotel Association. Richie
mond Incorporators: p. n. Fry,
prasident: James T. Disney, secre.
tary. both Of Richmondl J. B. Rec.
tor, High Point. N c.
e. and NJ Hirschler Company, Nor.
folk. Edward Hirschler. president; J.
c. Hofheimer. Vice prestdent; Maurice
Hirschisr. secretary. Capital. 11S. 0oo
to 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
An Aeroplane Luncheon

TO be strictly up-to- date one should
give AN aeroplane luncheon Send out
the invitations on white cards with Il
fyinR- machine or simply birds with
out-spread wings painted in one cor
ner.
centerpiece OF yellow chrysanthsmuins
and over II suspend an airship made
OF white crep. paper. filled with cot
ton batting and shaped like IA cigar.
Fasten fine strings along the under
side. allowing them to hang down
about eighteen inches. then draw them
together at the ends and lie them to
doll dressed in leather. Make the pro-
pailer OF three pieces of cardboard.
Gid and place II at one end OF the air
ship Fasten to the small aeronaut's
basket as many white ribbons as there
are guests. To these ribbons are at
teched favors OF paper-mache flying
machines. birds and little toy balloons
Al each place should be small crash
bags filed with candy and marked
ballast
The following menu would be APP
propriate
Halves OF Grapefruit
Flying Fish
tSmelts and finger rolls)
Chickens Wings Ia Curtisx
tServe stuffed potatoes with the
fried chicken and stick small
planes made OF toothpicks and It's
sue paper in either side of tho po-
tatoes.1
Salad la Santos Dumont
Cucumber shells filled with chif-
fonade salad
Aerated Rroad-and Butter Sandwich
Hamilton Ice-Cream With Lady Fin
gers and Eclairs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
PREPARE FOR ATTACK
BY ROYALISTS TROOPS

BADAJOZ, SPAIN, October s.--Mcs-
saKes just received from Lisbon de-
clare that the revolutionists are forti-
flying the city's valuerab BILE points In an
ticipation OF an attack By royalists
troops, who are reported as marching
against the capital
The rstoration O. King MANUEL is de-
manded by many of the provincial
troops There strength however. Ii
preblemtic. and II 10 not believed that
they Will be able seriously TO interfere
with the new government.
The provisional government estab-
lished under the presidency OF Theo-
phile Braxa has made distinctly fav-
orable impressions. all reports to-day
agree. Its one aim seems TO be to
placate the royaltists, thus preventing
civil war.
Practically all OF the army and navy
which did not participate In the revo-
luton to-day answered the proelama-
ton OF tho new govornmbent and re-
ported at their headquarters. pledg-
ing loyalty to the republic.
There 10 little doubt that this pledge
will he kept. at least for the present
The strength OF the royn!.st troops
il still uncertain. The latest refugees
10 arrive mere EhAkc no mention Oh the
reported arrival OF the Elvas Garrison
Mt the outskirts OF Lisbon. nor OF the
marching OF the Oporto garrison
against the city.
Owing to the thoroughness with
which revolutionists DESTROYED tele-
graph and telephone lines and block
I'D the railway lines. Lisbon Is still cut
off from direct communication with
the outside world. 1t will require at
least three days II is believed. TO re-
store normal communication.
One of the first acts OF the provision
al government was to issue a procla-
nation prohibiting reprisais against
the royaliSts despite the dissolution Of
the police force the city was markedly
free disorder when the last refugees de-
parted.
The latest report is that the royal
lists stiil hold a number of strong
holds in Lisbon and that another bat
tie Is feared tonight.
Spain on Edge Of Caldron.
MADRID. Oct. Spain Ia poised
onthe bubbling edge of ealdron Of
civil strife.
The capital is in a turmoil over the
announcement that strong force OF
Spanish veterans is marching under
orders to the frontier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
LIFE AS REPUBLIC
NOT YET CERTAIN
Believe Triumph of Repub-
leans VIII BE Complete In:
Less Manuel is Rallving Forces.

LONDON. oct "a despatch to-
day to Reuters from San Sebastian
SAYS that King Manuel and his moth
or passed through that city this
morning. en- route TO France. The
supposed royi.l pair were incognito
and their identity was not clearly es-
tablished.
Conflicting reports regarding the
whereabouts of Manuel and the royal
family are as prevalent as yesterday.
One report says that the king was
arrested aboard a ship. Just a. he
was preparing to fee.
The Duke OF Oporte. Manuera -un-
Gle. has not been seen or heard from
since early Tuesday morning. when
he temporarily directed the defense
OF the royalists. The dukes force
WAS quickly routed by the revolution
lists, but whether he was captured
Is not known.
Pretender Don Miguel. Duke OF
Braganza. J eft his country home,
near Vienna, few days ago and has
not been heard from since, II II
believed that he had advanced news
Of the uprising and that he 10 now in
conference with his followers. hop
ing eventually to be caaed 10 the
throne. In such an event an Ameri-
can girl might eventually becomo
queen g Portugal . the ron = Dom
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

, ginia. where she will spend some time
Sheriff sam Lee. OF Emporia, wa,
the guest OF his sister -in-law. Mrs. l.
A, Guy, OF 1901 l.. Broad street. Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hughes, OF Hanover county. who
has been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Berry Ea~es, of East
Broad street. has returned home.
Mr.. Shirley Gary, OF North Twenty
hfth street, has returned from a ter
days trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann. of Alice
Va, spent Wednesday In Richmond.
Mrs. Emmett Clarke. OF East Broad
street, left to-day for Clifton Forge. &c
Join her husband They will spend
some time there.
Mrs. James Redd and little son. ~
churchvtlle. Va, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. John Cowan. OF 1913 Il.
Broad street have returned home.
Mr.. r. +. Robert. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Cora Houchens. OF 19e,
Pleasant street. has returned to his
home in Minden, West Virginia.
Miss Sadie Clarke Is spending sever
al weeks with her nephew In Barton
Heights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
PAWNs MOTHERS WATCH
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
at Cost oMney Even to Shoot
Ones Self" Writes School

DENVER. COL, Oct ITO the
dearest. sweetest mother that ever
lived: am sorry | had to pawn my
violin and your watch. but It costs
money even to shoot ones self,
This was part OF a farewell note left
by Kenneth Liverman, Il years old, n
school boy, who ended his life because
Julia Stewart, a l6year- old school
girl. rejected his his proposal Of mar
riaEe. The boy lies dead to-day In
the home OF his mother In the fashion
able Capitol Hill district
The boy went to Miss Stewards home
and asked her to marry him She re-
fused and Liver1nan smilingly left the
house. Last night he engaged q room
at local hotel and blew out his
brains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
THOUSANDS ATTEND
P0NT|F|CAL MASS
ST. Patrick's Cathedral Crowded
to Its Doors by Great
Throng.

NEW YORK, Oct. More than
5000 children together with 1000 pa
rents. attended IA pontihcal high mass
which was celebrated Thursday at st,
Patrick's cathedral by Cardinal Van
nutelli, papal delegate. The mass was
the principal feature or the second
DAYS program in connection with the
conservation of the cathedral. just
freed OF a sS5o,0o0 debt
Tonight Cardinals Nannutelli.
Logue ana Gibbons. together with
other visiting dignitaries. will be the
guests Mt q dinner rendered by Miss
Annie Leary, countess of the papal
court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
SOLD BOGUS STOCK
AND SECURED MILLIONS
Post Office Inspectors Set Crook
Who Offered Wireless In
ycstrnent

NEW YORK. oct. THE alleged
transportation OF million o. dollars.
secured by an Illegal use ofthe mails
for five years in offering for sale stock
OF the Mareoni Wireless Telegraph
Company. was brought 10 light to-day
by the Arrest and arra.gnment before
United States Commissioner Shields.
of George II. Monroe, OF Monroe and
Monroe, 27 William Street. 1t is
charged that Monroe contracted to sell
millions of dollars worth ofthe stock
which he did not possess and which he
had no authority to offer 70 sale
Post-ofiice inspectors have been AZ
ter Monroe for some time. He sur
rendered himself TO United States Mar
shall Henkle this afternoon and was
later released in 81, 0o0 bail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
NOMINATE DRAPER
FOR GOVERNOR

BOSTON. MASS. Oct. Tho Repub.
lioan State convention Thursday reno,n
mated Governor Eben S. Draper for gov
ernor. and adopted a platform whicn
praises President Tafts administra-
ton, practically repudiates the STAN
pattism" of Speaker Cannon and de-
mands revision OF one schedule of tire
tariff at a time. III necessary" Sena :
tors Crane and Lodge were lauded bur
no mention was made of the recollection
of Lodge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
cot INTERPRETING PLANT
FOUND At PIT~rSDI IsG

pIT'TsBURG. IA. Oct "a fully
equipped counterfe!ting plant WAS
found to-day on tho Northaide and two
OF the alleged counterfeiters are I'M
der arrest. The band was in league
with theatrical company which pass
cd out the bad money In change. 1t is
alleged.
Albert :. Miller and Thomas Nor
vath, were the names given the secret
servic. officers, The Federal authori-
ties declare Miller has confessed but
Horyath refuses to talk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Miss Louise Caruthers.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. r.
Miss Louise Caruthers died Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs r. l.. Jun
kin. Of heart failure, aged eighty year.
The funeral took place from the
Presbyterian church. of which she was
member. on Wednesday, Rev J.. ii.
Henderlite officiating.
The remains will be taken to Lex
ington. where they will be buried in
the grave with her father
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
TASTE AND SMELL GONE
He COMMITS SUICIDE
Unable to Cure Strange Affection
Pharmacist Shoots
Himself.

WASHINGTON. Oct Suicide by
shooting himself in the head Thursday
ended the life of DR.. Charles +, Gibbon.
a well known pharmacist Dependency
over inability to cure an afliction which
deprived him OF his sense of taste ami
smell and kept him in almost constant
pain was the cause OF the suiside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
PEANUTS.

tReported by Rodgers. McCabe &co)
PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. Spanish
per blu. Stock exhausted. No Span.
ish shelled At III to INC per h. No
Spanish Shelled 5h per ID.
Virginias---Market weak, with few
Y Machine Picked stock :Ac TO 2%e
shelling stock &c to 2Ac Weather
conditions unfavorabla for harvesting
new crop. which IL one to two weeks
early shipments OF new Spanish. No
offerings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
REVENUE OFFICERS SEIZED
rs STILLS IN AUGUST

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7-Production
of moonshine whtskey In the prohibit
ton states Of Georgia and Alabama IL
breaking the record. according to a
report that reached internal revenue
Commissioner Cabell to-day. In the
revenue district comprising Georgia
and Alabama 80 Illicit stills were seix-
I'd in July. and rs IN August, The
August seizures made the record for
one district In one month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
MILLIONAIRE ENDS
LIFE WITH RAZOR

NEW YORK. Dot. T.-Despondent
over Ill health. Frank M. Lupton, mil
lionaire publisher. committed suicide
at his home in Brooklyn to-day by
slashfng hts throat with razor He
recently presented . $4,000 library
building to the ytllage ~ Mattitpck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

To copy II In the me.
dunn sizes three and
one-h air ards OF
goods twenty seven IN.
ches wide or two and
pre- half yards thirty
six inches In width
viii be required.
In this design three
small tucks are clever.
ly introduced on either
side Of the front; They
give q becoming FULL
meas and relieve the
stiff. plain look across
the bust.
The broad tucks AZ
the shoulders and
those at the front
should be basted In 20.
sttion and stitched bea
fore I h e q q M . are
sewed.
Tho waist will noe
require fitting. but
soma slight ADJUST
ment at the waist line
may be necessary.
This IL done by plac-
ing u tape around the
waist and drawing 10
tightly over the full
ness. T no fulnesa
must be so arranged
that the grain OF the
goods falls straight
from the shoulders.
The tape should be
pinned to the material
and afterward stitched
in place.
The sleeves should
be made according "a
the directions on the
label and placed in pc.
sition to bring the
corresponding notches
opposite.
The closing should
be simnle, q plain hem,
r n q tons used
should be of fiat pearl,
not more than one- halt
inch In diameter.
With q white linen
waist OF this style col.
ored collars and cuffs
are considered smart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Especial to The Richmond virEiniar.D
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. -
Mr. Matthew b. Pollard. OF King
George. died suddenly OF heart trouble
on Wednesday morning At the home
Of Mrs. VIM. Dickinson. Essex county,
aged sixty-nve years.
He was a Confederate soldier, and
10 survived by his widow. two sons,
Taylor and Andrew Pollock. and two
daughters. Mrs. Wsddesburn, and Mrs.
Heath. OF Washington.
The body was Inferred at the family
home. Marion. on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Il. T. Turner conducted the ser-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
STYLISH SHIRT WAIST MODEL
by MRs. JANE FORD.


figures are
of wi
oat IN
fromth to forty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
APPALACHIAN EXPEDITION.
KNOXVILLE TENN. SEPT I2TH.
OCTOBER 18TH. 1910.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Reduced fares from all points an
Southern Railway Tickets on sale
daily. September 10th TO Oct. 18th. iSi0
inclusive. Final limit returning ton
days from. but not including date OF
sale.
For complete Information call on
nearest Southern Railway Ticket Az
b r. BURGESS D.. r. A.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
TAFT PARDONS MAN
GIVEN 9 EXTRA MONTHS

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA pardon by
President Taft for Harris Bronstetn. Il
New York. reached the department. Of
justice from Beverly to-day Bron.
stein was sentenced last May on =
charge OF concealing assets. to serve
six months. He was released At the
solicitation OF August KoAntE. sscre-
tary Of State OF New York. who saA
that Hronstetn had pleaded guilty on
condition that he BE- sentenced to serve
four months. Through some error ne
was given term Of six monthA He
10 said to be In poor health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
WIZ nv mrs Hi>i JEW EJs
Mrs. t.instrtp Also Leaves Nrfrrssrr
Madonna 60 tine Metropolitan.

The NIll Of Mr. Caroline EinSte,n. who
wa- the widow II David l.. Flnrtcin and
VINO died on Nov "mher ~ the HON" ot
her daughter MrS. Charles Wald~t"in
IN London makes no mention Of her son,
lewis FIusteIn. secretary of the American
Embassy q, P"kln but divId"- up hun
dr.d article. uf Iewelry and other per
sonal effects worth NOR" than s2bu|
among her daughrrr- Mrs Nalstein and
MIR, joel T. Spingarn. wife Of ia" pro-
fessor Of comparative literature a Co
iirnbla. and among her granddaUghr.rs
and grandsons.
Mrs Waldsiein. who II the wife 90 an
Oxford professor. N TO have most Of her
mothers personal effects. including a
diamond and emerald tiara and two
automobiles and Nir- SpInRarn pOrt RAFT
II Charlie. / hy Van DvCk. and pearl
neck lace \ Madonna and Child by
D.fregg"r ~ left to the Metropolitan
Museum.
To a number II friends m England Mn
FinsteIn mad. these requests Lady
Charlp'te NCIvor. i-weile'i neck lace. pearl
earrings. =, mat. h. Lady Mabel Fg"r'pu
silver gilt VANITY case with jewels. IOun-
te-- II FIle-rn"r" Russian pin with iur-
utIoir" centre. and Adelaide. Duchess ~
Be,iford. two India gold link bracelets
with Iewrl- CROWN Derby tea set goes
10 Mrs Carroll b<rkwIth wife II ~"
artist. There ar" nO h"flus-s'S 81 money