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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11
BONCI WARMLY WELCOMED.
Tenor Sings In Gala Concert ut
Lexington Theatre.

Alessandro Bonci and Nine. Helen
Yorke were the artists on the pro-
gramme last night at the gala concert
in the series of Sunday evening enter
tainments now being given at the Lex
ington Theatre. 1t was the first appear
ance here this season of the distin-
guished Italian tenor. Nine. Yorke had
sung at the concert of last Sunday.
The programme, which was largely Of
popular selections, contained a couple of
operate duets and groups of solos for
each singer Nine YorlSc's numbers in
cluded Handles air, Care Selve," which
was beautifully sung Among Mr.
Bonci's selections in the list were mod
ern Italian songs, an air from Verdfs
Tulsa Miller and two songs called
Values" and 1.-THE Light" by Wander
pool, for which the composer played the
accompaniment.
Mr.. Bonci sang with his familiar ar
tistic skill and fine taste. His voice
sounded somewhat tired in his first
songs, but IL improved later as he con-
tnued to sing. The audience was, of
course, very enthusiastic.
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Gen. FayoHe Guest
at DinnerGipen by
Clarence II. Mackay
French Army Officer Enter
tanned at Country Place
Nine. Aida Sings.

Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay gave dinner
last night at Harbor Hill. his country
place in Roslyn, l.. L., for Gen. Fayolle
of the French army who has been here
for several weeks. There was brilliant
gathering representative of the United
States Army, diplomatic life and society.
The approaches to Mr.. Mackay's house
were Illuminated and there were decora-
lions of flowers from his gardens.
The guests were Mr.. Casenave, High
Commissioner for France to the United
States Major-Gen. and Mrs. Billiard,
Mrs. John W. Mackay mother of the
host: Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston, Sir
Charles Allis, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan ].
O'Brien. Major-Gen. and Mrs John f.
Organ, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. Dawson, Mr..
CASTOR Liebert, French Consul-General;
DR.. Alexis Carrel, Col. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Milburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Cravath.
Mr.. De la Chaume, Mr.. Whitney Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon. Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Goadby Loew, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g.
Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mr.
and Mrs Goodhue Livingston and Miss
Madeleine Liebert.
Also Col Requin and Lieut.. Soubyran,
aids to Gen. Fayolle; Miss Dorothy PHI
lot, Miss Katherine Mackay, Mr.. and
Mrs William ID. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Glib
son, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Brewster,
AIR Henry Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Otto H.
Kahn Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Krech,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis p Caravan. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic r. Coudert, Mr.. Frank A.
Munsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Clarke,
Miss Josephine Noel, Mr.. f, L. Holbrook
Belts, Mr.. and Mrs William Payne
Thompson. Mr.. Alfonso de Navarro the
Rev Gabriel McDarby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Zabriskie Gray, Mr. Adrian H.
Larkn and Nine. Riviere.
After dinner Nine. Frances Aida of
the Metropolitan Opera sang, and Ker-
ekjarto. the young Hungarian violinist,
played. A few others came in for the
music.
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RESORT NOTES.
NEWPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs J. F. A. Clark will re-
main at Wrentham House until Novem-
Der /. when they will return to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard have
closed their cottage in Red Cross ave-
nue.. and returned to New York for the
winter.
Mrs. Samuel Powell is making an ex-
tensive addition to her villa In Gibbs
avenue.
Mrs. Julia Berwind will leave for
White Sulphur Springs on Tuesday,
closing her cottage in Bellevue avenue.
Negotiations are under way for the
purchase of the Paran Stevens estate,
opposite the Casino in Bellevue avenue.
for an open air theatre. This estate,
once famous for entertainments under
the social leadership of the late Mrs.
Paran Stevens, was sold to a Newport
syndicate q few years ago.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson. has closed
Angelsea and gone to New York for the
winter.
Capt. Douglas E. Dismulxes. u. S. NJ,
has gone to Harrisburg. Pa, to join
Mrs. Dismukes. Both will return to the
training station next week.
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nAERCwS-sCOVILLE.

spcciG' Despatch TO THE HERALD.
NORTH 4 spovER Mass, Oct. 10.-Miss
Frances [. Scoville, daughter of Mrs.
John H. 81 oville OF 20 West Fifty fifth
street New York, was married yester-
day TO DR., David n. Barrows, son Of
Mrs. Charles Clifford Barrows also Of
New York. The ceremony was held in
st. Pauls Church and was followed by a
reception in Hill Crest, the country home
of Mrs Scoville. Miss Deborah Bigelow
OF New York was the maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Harriet Kun
hardt of Boston. Misses Alice Allen.
Carolyn Stevens and Beatrix Post. all OF
New York. Mr.. Arthur d. Osborne I'd
was best man. Col. Robert Wadhams.
DIR. Charles II. Nammack. Mr. Harold
Content and DIR. Edward Holiday were
the ushers.
DR.. Barrows and his bride will live at
145 East Thirty-fifth street, New York.
lie was graduated from Yale In 1908 and
from Cornell four years later. He is
member Of the Racquet and Tennis Club
Of New York.
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Z. S. WILLIAMS TO BE
BURIED AT OLD HOME
Was Prominent in Many Big
Rubber Enterprises.

Funeral services for Elisha Slade
Williams. vice-president OF the United
States Rubber Company. who died Fri
day in a private sanitarium at Ossining.
were held yesterday from the Funeral
Church. Broadway and Sixty-sixth
street. The Rev. George Caleb Moor.
pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church. conducted the services. Burial
VIII be made to-day at Maiden, Mass,
which was Mr.. Williams's former home.
Mr.. Williams was 4S years old. He
was president and director of the Me-
chanical Rubber Company and the Rub
Der Goods Manufacturing Company, and
q director of the American Commerce
Company, the Eureka Fire Hose Man
ufaeturtng Company and the United
States Tire Company. He was a mem
Der of the New York Athletic, Metropoli-
tan, Union League and other clubs.
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New York Colony Increasing
Rapidly-Misses Moberly
Among SOjourners.
Special Despatch to THE HERALD.

Hot SPRINGS, Va. Oct. 1O.--The New
York colony at this resort Is increasing
rapidly. The annual autumn golf tourna-
ment starts tomorrow at the Homestead
course and will last throughout the
week. A number of prominent players
have been entered for the event. which
promises to be as successful as the
tennis week just ended. Among the re-
cent arrivals who enjoy the outdoor
sports are the Misses Margaret and
Florence 3. Moberly, whose engage
ments recently were announced. They
are the daughters. of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward r. Moberly of 800 Park avenue.
New York. Miss Margaret Moberly is
to become the bride OF Mr.. Franklin
Craig Morton of Baltimore, and her sis
ter is engaged to Mr. Harry NJ Addn-
sell OF Brooklyn. Tue Misses Moberly
will have a double WEDDING in January
DR.. and Mrs. Samu'l Milbank gave a
dinner in the Homestead last night for
Mr.. and Mrs Livingston Plat, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart S. Hathaway Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell
II. Harmed ard Mr.. and Mrs. Dunleyy
Milbank.
Entertaining friends at dinner at VAL
ley View to-day were Mrs. Sylvanus L.
SchoonmalterA Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Kennedy and Mr.. William y. Averel
Arriving at the Homestead from New
York to-day We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. Amory
Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland b. Jones.
Mrs. Daniel +. Kellogg, Jr Miss Vic
T. nl t. Ut,,,
niclif Fox, Mr.. ard Mrs. Carl j. Schmid-
lap, Mrs. William III. Stafford. Mrs.
Henry Martin Alexander and Miss Edith
NJ Hadley.
Other arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
William Logan Mccoy. Mr. and Mrs.
r. Warren Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Fulton Kurtz, Mrs. Edwin H. Filter
and Miss Erslline Smith Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Richard N. ,Jackson and Miss Jessie
Van Rensselaer, Bond of Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas Nick. Cook arrived to-day
from Pittsburg to Join Mrs Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkinson enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs George Barclay
Rives at luncheon at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte started tonight for New York to
meet his sister. the Countess Won Moltke.
upon her arrival from Europe. Mr.. and
NLTS. spencer ". EonOtlbi, MIS-. bdl eti
Wallach Or. Samuel MilbanlS and Mr..
Craig Blddlo also left here for New
York. Mrs. .Biddle is remaining at the
Homestead.
Miss Lorna Madison, whose parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram r. Madison, left
on Friday for New York, is visiting the
Misses Dunlop at the Pillars
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Packard
have arrived from Greenwich. Conn. Mr..
Thomas Evans arrived to-day by auto
mobile from Philadelphia.
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MAR RE D

cARTwRtGHT-MA October
g. 1920. ~ Camaguey, Cuba, Jean Martin
dale to Lieutenant Theodore Hamilton
Cartwright, NJ. c.. U. s. ~.
ARAK--RAPOPORT.-- her home, 416
Fort Washington av., New York city,
Helen Rnpop0rt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hnpoport, 10 Mr.. Sidney 2. Charak
son NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Charak Of Brook
line. Mass.
cor uOI-N- NEwBOLD. On Saturday, Oc-
tober 9. az the Church OF Our Saviour.
r.nkintown, by the RiEht Rev. Bishop Of
rrrraylvnnia. assisted by The Rev. John
81 Grotou, rector OF the parish, Mary
Dickinson Newbod, elder daughter ~
element Buckley Newbold Of Crogswick.
House ana the late Mary Scott Newbod .
10 stephen Duncan Colhoun. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Forbes Colhoun OF Phila-
dainhia,
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REV. RAYMOND x. WALSH.

The Rev. Raymond r. Walsh. as
sistant pastor OF 81. Joseph's Church.
Winsted. Conn, died in ST. Francis
Hospital late last night OF heart trouble.
He had been I'll only n short time. He
was born In Boston. August 3, 1876. and
was ordained at st. Anthony's College
in Rome. August 10. 1903 Before COM
Ing to winstcd from Denver. Col, I'm
1919. he had been located IN Paterson
N. j., Pond Eddy and Callicoon. N. Y.
Three brothers and three sisters sur
vive.
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NATIONAL SYMPHONIC PLANS.

Five Sunday night concerts in the
Hippodrome. each one with a special fea-
ture, have been announced by the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. The dates
are November 81. November 2S, Decem
Der IS. January and January l6. The
soloists will be Mime. Selma Kurz. coll
Qratura, who will make her American
debut; Jan Kubelik. Miss Mana-Zucca,
pianist and composer; Cantor Josef Ros-
enblatt. tenor. and Mime. Marguerite
Namara, soprano. -Four OF the concerts
will be directed by Artur BodanzlSy and
one by Mr.. Mengelberg, who will arrive
to be guest conductor of the orchestra.
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GEORGE BEEKMAN SHEPPARD.

George Beekman Sheppard, an execu-
tive secretary of the Metropolitan Life
insurance Company, died suddenly Of
heart disease yesterday at his home, 20
Fifth avenue. In 1905 he was a State
stenographer for Gov Higgins. For the
fourteen years following he was secre-
tary TO John X. Hegeman. late presi-
dent or the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, and upon Mr.. Hegeman's
death he continued general duties. Mr.
Sheppard was So years old. He was
secretary Of the West End Association
and was actively interested in civic
movements. He leaves a widow.
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SECOND BOHEMIAN NIGHT.

The second Bohemian night Of the Ma
tional Vaudeville Artists was held In the
clubhouse In West Forty-siXth street
last night. Among the members who
entertained after dinner were tho Light
nor Sisters and Alexander, Miss Mar
garet Young. Miss Beatrice HEREFORD.
Santley & Norton. Wilbur Swea tman
and jazz Band. Ward and Green. Murray
Voelk. Jim McWilllams and the Three
Deslys Girls. Dancing followed tho
vaudeville. These will be regular Sum
day night events from now on.
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JOHN II. sTITT DIES.
lawyers Career Ends I'm His 18th
Year.

John II. Stitt. lawyer, who had been
resident OF the city for fifty ye9rs and
"a member of the firm Of Sttt & phNk1.
11S Fulton street. died yesterday morn
ing at his home. 6s Decatur street.
Brooklyn. He was "a years old
Mr.. Stitt was born in New York city
November 26, 1s45. a son OF George $.
Stitt. a well known lawyer OF half a
century ago. He was educated at the
College of the City of New York and
Columbia Law School He IL survived
by his wife, Mrs. Mary Rutherford Stitt
daughter, Miss Emma S. Stitt. and q
son. r. w. Sutt. Funeral services viii
be conducted Wednesday evening in LIEF.
ferts Place Chapel by Or. S. Psrl<es Cad.
man. pastor Of tho Central Congrega.
tional Church.
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HISS E. E. WARNECKE TO WED.
viii Become Bride of Mr.. Carl
j. Won Goeven.

Miss Edna f, Warnecle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Henry Warnecke
Of 562 First street Brooklyn, will be
married to Mr.. Carl julius Won Goeven
in tho German Lutheran Church, in
Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, on
November by the Rev. DR.. Jacob w.
Sach. The bridegroom is q son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Won Goeven Of
Montclair, y. J. The bride will be at
tended by Mics Marguerite b. War
necke, her 81 ter; Miss Beatrice Sills.
Miss Nartha Won Goeven. Mrs. Harry
S. de Brun ana Mrs. Henry James
Brady. The best man will be Mr.
Percy Spengerman, and Messrs. Ralph
Seward Frederick Christman. Victor
Tercly and William Adam will be the
ushors
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JOSEF wALDMAN's RECITAL.

Josef Waldman, American violinist
gave his first recital yesterday after
noon in Aeolian Hall. This player Is
pupil OF Auer and Schradieck His
programme was heard by n large audi
ence and warmly received. In Vieux-
temps's d minor concerto Mr.. Waldman
disclosed a well developed technic, a
full musical tone and fine feeling. His
bowling had insufficient elasticity, and
in his style there was room for greater
snoothness and more brilliance. In
Bachs Andante in C and his Prelude
in e, both for violin alone the intona-
ton was always good Mr. Waldman
is young, evidently, and further de-
velopment Of his talent. no doubt. lies
before him.
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WALES BACK HOME TODAY.
Popular Reception Marks Return
From Australasia Trip.

LONDON, Oct 10. - The cruiser Re-
nown. with the Prince Of Wales on
board. arrived to-day at Spithead. on
the southern coast Of Ireland, and an
chored for the night. The formal land
ing of the Prince, who has been on n
tour of Australasia, and the popular
reception planned for him in London
will take place tomorrow.
The Duke of York and Prince Henry.
brothers of the Prince Of Wales. boarded
the Renown tonight to welcome the
Prince home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11

Mrs. Sara Lee Phillips who has been
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Charles 3.
Howey, has returned to Atlantic City.
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FREDERICK 6. CARSON.

Frederick G.. Carson. a retired police
captain, died last night at his home, go
Whitlock avenue. The Bronx. lie was
born In this city In 1866. Concluding
public school education he studied steel
engraving and architectural drafting.
He Joined the force In 1883. and became
a captain under Police Commissioner
McAdoo. When he retired three years
ago he was attached 20 Police Headquar-
tiers in charge Of the drafting and map
ping division. He leaves n widow.
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ARRIVALS AT BRIARCLIFT,

opCClut DtepdAbH W TIE iihAaA'b'
BRIARCLIFF MANOR. n. Y. oct. 10
The autumn attractions OF Westchester
county continue to bring many sojourn-
ers TO Briar Cliff Lodge. Mr. and Mrs
b. Il. Hopkins. Cleveland. Ohio, have
arrived for an extended stay, as alec
have Mrs. J. J. V. Clark. Chicago; the
Misses NJ. ad l.. English. Columbus.
Ohio: Mr.. Edwin i. Carey. Providence.
II. l. Mrs. John W. Pelton, Poughkeep-
sic Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mcllroy,
Jersey City, N. j.; Mrs. Charles Stewart
Smith and Miss o. III. Stokes OF New
York.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the West
orn Insurance Bureau will hold its con-
vention at the lodge.
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DIR. MORRIS CHAIN.

DIR. Morris Chain, dentist in this
city for more than thirty years and
one OF the organizers of the First Dis
trict Dental Society Of New York, died
in his home at l West Eighty fifth
street. yesterday In his eighty-frst
year. He was an alumnus of New York
University medical college ana dental
colleges in Australia. He was a mem
Der of King Solomon Lodge OF Masons.
He leaves a widow. Funeral services
will be held at his home at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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IN Me MO RAM .

DE pom. I'm sad and loving memory Of
Charles a. be Polk. departed life October
a.. 1911.
FINLAY.-Mary p First anniversary mass
a. o'clock az the Church % our Lady o.
Iourdcs Saturday, October 10.
KENNEDY LIN memory % Daniel vs.. Ken
nody who died on October i2. 1919. aged
al years Tie resided FOR many years at
9th av. near 56th st., New York
Cousin Richard
KREIsER.-In loving memory Of Walter w.
Kroisor who passed away October H.
1910. only child OF August @. and Emma
a. Kreiser
MOTI.g R TN loving remembrance Of Louise
Harrington wife Of John Moiicr died
October ~. 1915. Gone but not forgotten.
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ACTORS AID LEAGUE
FOR FOREIGN BORN
Frank Tinney Among Those
Who Appear at Benefit.

The Selwyn Theatre was comfortably
filed last night at benefit for the
League for Foreign Born Citizens, at
which most of the members Of the
Tickle Me" cast appeared In sketches.
Among the players appearing were Miss
Emma Carus, Miss Aileen Stanley, Mil
Ter and Mack, Frank Tlnney, Miss Louise
Allen, Taylor Holmes and Miss ,Iuanita
Fletcher. Mrs. Arnold Gottlieb sold an
order for S275 gown by auction from
the stage.
Nathaniel Phillips, president of the
league, and Robert Adamson. chairman
of the entertainment spoke briefly, de-
scribng the Americanzation work car
ried on by the organization.
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DORGAN--MURRAY.

Richard W. Dorgan. son of Mrs. Anna
Dorgan Of 4S3 Sanford avenue. Flushing.
and brother OF t. A. Dorgan. Tad"
the cartoonist, and Miss Amelia J. Muir
ray. daughter of Joseph Murray OF
Fordham, N Y, were married Thursday
evening The ceremony was performed
It St Agnes's Roman Catholic Church,
Manhattan. A reception followed at the
Hotel Biltmore.
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IOWA NEW WORKERS MEET.

The first meeting and luncheon Of the
Iowa New Workers, of which Mrs. War
rem Thummel Is president was held on
Friday at the home of Mrs. u. T. Devne,
sac West 18TH street. Plans for the
coming years work were presented by
Mrs. Charles stockton. chairman Of tho
board OF regents.
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KELSTEIN.-David Sunday. october 10
Funeral from 345 West Ssth ST. Tuesday,
October Il, at 10 A. NJ. Kindly omit
flowers, t
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SwANN-ROSS.

Special Despatch to THE HERALD.
Boston, Oct. 10.--Miss Constance
Merry Ross of las Forest Hills avenue.
Boston, and Mr.. Robert Swan of New
York were married yesterday afternoon
ut the summer home of the brides par
ents on bingham Crow Point. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Louis c. Cornish. secretary of the
Massachusetts State Unitarian Associa-
ton. The wedding was attended by
large number of guests from New York,
Boston and other cities.
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uNvErL SOLDIERS, MEMORIAL.

The Forest Hills Soldiers Memorial
was unveiled yesterday afternoon at
Forest Park, Queens. The memorial Is
"a large granite block with bronze tab
let In front bearing the names OF per-
sons from Forest Hills who served In
the war. The Forest Hills Post OF the
American Legion had charge of the un-
yelling. The memorial cost SIS 900.
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Alfred Swinton, "a years old an
artist. living in HackensaClS n. J., who
claimed 20 be able % trace his ancestry
one thousand years back. died Saturday
~. the house he had occupied for the
greater part OF the last fifty years Mr..
swintons work was we'll known during
the civil war period.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Two overcoats. left In taxicab n,
Cunard pier, about p. NJ. Saturday, Sep
TENDER %. Reward for return TO 10l2
Berkeley Building. 10 w. 18th 81. Phone
Vanderbilt 1853.
LOST-Oct Z. Merrick road, between New
York and Jamaica, large plaid silk bag
containing dark brown, I rust cOlorec
ladrs' hats book. child's legFings, rubbers
siipper7. PIIILBfN, GO Wall -.
IOsT-Brown fox scarf. on West Hath At
or along Riverside Drive 20 oath ~. SUIT
able reward upon return to +. j. flicker
600 West Hath ~. Phone So Morningside.
LOsT-sable fur scarf Friday evening. be-
tween Delmonico's and Knickerbockei
Theatre. Return TO superintendent at lis
East 5ith st. liberal reward.
IosT-Iady's fox scarf on Friday afternoon
between Mays and Pennsylvania depot
liberal reward. ~ Henry st., Rockaway
Beach, J.. ]. .
$40 reward, blac. leather bag. Satur-
dnv evening between Goth St, Broadway and
Tepnrylvauia Hotel. containing brown bust
ness suit and wearing apparel. finder re-
turn 10 assistant managers office Of Penn
svivania Hotel, no questions asked. SID
STERN.
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october ., 1920.
Isaac Mcndelson, suddenly, In his 4eth
year Survived by his wife, Gertrude
Mendelson Cnce F1aum). and children
Irving and Roealind). Funeral from his
late residence, 22J West seth ST.. Monday.
10 A. NJ Interment Union Field Gene
terry. Congregation Rodoph Sholom.
IrfvIi.- oraff flovypra.
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Mrs. Samuel Penniman has returned
TO New York from Lenox, Mass, for
the winter
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MARRIED.

GUTMAN-BFAUN.-M and Mrs. Me rcus
Braun announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Garcia Roosevelt, 10 DR.. julius
Gutman. on Sunday, October 10, 1920.
SWAN-ROSS.- Saturday October Q, az the
home of the brides parents at bingham,
Mass, Constance Mary. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Ross, to Mr.. Robert
Swan OF New York
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JOINT RECITAL FOR SINGERS.

Cathal O'Byrne. Irish tenor will make
his first appearance in New York in q
Joint recital with Miss Nora Power, So
prano. in Irish folklore songs next Fri
day evening in Aeolan Hail. They will
be assisted by Hans Kronold, violin
celist, and Robert Louis Cannon. ac-
companist.
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URUGUAY TRANSFERS CONSUL.

MoNTEv1DEo. Uruguay oct 10-Dr.
Mario !. Gil, Uruguayan Consul General
to the United States. will be transferred
TO England. II was announced here yes
terday. He will be succeeded by Jose
Richling.
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JACK.-on October 0, 1920. Mary ]. Jack.
mother Of Harry A. Jack Funeral Tues
day, October II. AT 9:30 A. NJ, from her
late residence, 13J West 2Sth st.; thence
to the Church Of St. Francis of Assist, hl
West 31st st. Interment Calvary Gene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11

died October TO- 1920
Funeral from his late residence, 1st9
G2d St, Brooklyn, Tuesday. October IL
p. NJ.