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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-04
M A r RE D.

AUSTIN--McL Saturday. October 2.
1890. at Church of Incarnation, New York
city, Ella II. Mclean to Francis b. Austin
Of New York
CLARK-MacNIUI LEMON Saturday, Octo-
Der .. 1920, at Grace Church Chapel. by
the Rev. Charles l.. Slattery. assisted by
Canon Narrower, Marjorie MacMullen.
daughter OF Mrs. George l.. Baldwin Of
Worcester, n. y, to James Guyon Clark
Of New York city.
wHITING-FERRfS.--O Saturday October
2, 900. at the Hotel Gotham. by the
Rev. Or. Malcolm James Macleod. Dor
othy daughter of Mr.. A. +. Ferris. to
Mr.. Frederick Lodcr whiting, son Of DR..
and Mrs. Frederick Whiting, both OF New
York city.
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"TIP ToPv MOVES TO TOWN.

Fred Stones new production. Tip
Top" moved over from Philadelphia to
the Globe Theatre In this city yester-
day, preparatory 10 the opening per-
Torrance tomorrow night. Last eve
ming the elaborate scenic equipment was
set in place and tonight a full dress
rehearsal will be held. The company,
which Is the largest yet seen IN a Fred
Stone production, includes Miss Gladys
Caldwell. Oscar Ragland, the Duncan
Sisters, Scott Welsh. the Six Brown
Brothers. Miss Violet zell Miss Teresa
Valerie, Roy Hoyer. Princess White
deer. Charles Mast and Miss Pauline
Paul.
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OPERA SINGERS ARRIVE.

Among the passengers arriving yes
terday aboard the France was Titta
Ruffo. barytone, who is on his way to
Chicago to begin his season with the
Chicago Opera Company. He was ac-
companied by his brother. Attore Ruffo.
and his manager. Paul Longone. Mr..
Ruffo will be heard here in January,
when the Chicago company has It's sea-
son at the Manhattan Opera House. Mr..
Longone said that Nine Gamma Walska.
who was recently married to Alexander
Smith Cochran, would sail from France
to-day to fill her engagement with the
Chicago COMPANY
Alessandro BoncL lyric tenor Of the
Chicago company, arrived on the Inn
perator.
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Orchestra. In 1908 he made a European
concert tour. AT one time he was a
member of the faculty of the Institute
of Musical Art in this city. In recent
years he had been associated with Felix
Fox as codirector Of the Fox Buonamici
School of Pianoforte Playing, Roston,
and had charge of the music department.
at Miss Porter's school. Pennington.
During the world war he served Italy
from the spring of 1913 to the last OF
January. 1919. He was a member OF
the ST. Botolph Club and the Boston Art
Club. Mrs Buonamici, one son, two sis
ters and brother survive him.
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w. A. WELLS WEBS MISS EDDY.
Marriage Mt Home of Brides
Parents In Oswego.
Special Despatch to THE HERALD.


OswEGo, n. Y, Oct. 3.-The marriage
of Miss Ruth Eddy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rowland Eddy of SO West
Fourth street. and Mr.. Warren Aver
Wells. son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Il: Wells
of 210 Riverside Drive, New York, took
place last evening in the home of the
brides parents. The Rev. Dr. Samuel
Steele, pastor of Grace Church. per-
formed the ceremony.
The brides gown was short white
net with Chantilly lace, veil and orange
blossoms She carried white roses and
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid was
Miss Edna May Bell OF Oswego and the
best man was DIR. James ID. Trask. Jr.,
of New York city.
The bride Is a graduate of Columbia
University and Mr.. Wells 6 graduate of
Yale Sheffield Scientific School. 1911.
Since his graduation, he has been asso-
ciated with his father in the Wells Con-
struction Company OF New York. After
their wedding trip and a sojourn during
November at Hot Springs, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs Wells will live at 325 West Seven
ty-seventh street. New York.
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MECCA" OPENS TONIGHT.
Mr.. Gest Denies Rumors OF Post.
ponemcnt of Musical Play.

Mecca" the rev Oriental musical
extravaganza by Oscar Asche. will posi-
lively open at the Century Theatre to-
night. so Morris Gest announced yester-
day after dress rehearsal at the Gem
fury. This sets ut rest any rumors that
the magnitude Of the production would
necessitate n postponement
This is the first time such big dra-
matte and musical play ever has been
staged. without one or more postpone
ments." said Mr.. Gest yesterday. I'VE
have been able to accomplish this only
nv overcoming great difficulties. and
never again will / try to stage such a
large production as Mecca
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MISS JULIA ARTHUR TO SPEAK.

Miss Julia Arthur win be the guest
~ honor tonight at the High School
If commerce, 1856 West Sixty-hfth
street. when the Peoples Liberty Chorus
celebrates It's first guest night of the
.eaaon She will make an address
The programme includes deponstra-
tIon of Mr.. Gamilicris method OF
training voices ensemble, some inter-
eating selections by the chorus. songs
Inv Miss Hanna Butler and Philip
snooner and dances by Miss Lefa lie
VIVA, who will make her first New York
anpearance.
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MRS. NILES, WHO FOUGHT
IN CIVIL WAR, DIES AT SO
Served Four Years in Same
Company With Husband.

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Niles believed 10
have been the only woman who fought
in the ranks of the Union Army through
out the civil war. died yesterday In her
home at Raritan. n. j.. in her ninety
third year. She had lived there since
the end OF the war. and each year a
reception was accorded to her by her
neighbors.
Mrs. Niles was a bride of only a few
days when Lincoln's first call for vol
unteers was issued. Her husband en-
listed In the Fourth New Jersey Infantry
and rather than remain home alone she
clipped her hair. donned a suit OF his
clothes and signed for service. They
served in the same company for four
years. Mr.. Niles was wounded once,
but she escaped.
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TO PLAY MAILER SYMPHONY.

One Of the musical undertakings Of
the present season in New York will be
the presentation of the late Gustav
Mahler's Third symphony by the Ma
tional symphony Orchestra with the as
sistance of the chorus Of zoo voices from
the Schola Cantorum, chorus of 100
children and a soloist. The work. which
has been heard here once. will constitute
a whole programme. II will be pre-
scented under the direction Of Artur Bo-
danzky and will follow the concerts
which will be conducted by willem Mem
gelberg.
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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atwater Kent
Mr.. and Mrs.. Booth Harrington and MI
and Mrs, Kenneth Roberts arrived at TIL
Mt. Washington Hotel yesterday by az
tomobile from Kernebunkport Maine
on their way to Philadelphia.
Mrs Dennis Epson of Cleveland an'
Wash nEton and Mrs. w. II. Dunba
of Bristol also arrived there by auto
mobile Mr.. r. C. Stout registere,
from Singapore. Others at the hote
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Cham
berlain and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Cham
berlain Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
c. Scott of London. Miss Marjorie Wood
worth Of Cleveland. Mrs Annie e. Bas
sett of Ansonia, Mrs. r. e. Edmonds
Mrs. Emma c. Mack and Mrs. c. +
Clark OF Derby. Conn.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

The enga cement of Miss Hanna Die
terlen. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dieterlen Of Riverside, Conn,
and Mr.. H. Walter Nichols of larry
town. n. Y, is announced. Mr.. Nichols
was n Lieutenant-Co in the Motor
Transport Service during the world war.
Miss A. J. Hoppaugh of Glen Ridge,
n. j., has announced the engagement OF
her niece. Miss Jean Elizabeth Maclay,
10 Mr.. landlord Lindsey Cummings, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harold II. Cummings of
Montclair. Miss AIaclay is the daughter
of the late David G. Maclay of Fargo,
N d.. and Is a student at Smith College.
Mr.. Cummings is in business in New
York
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CHILDREN TO RIDE ELEPHANT,

Assuming in real life the role she
ASSAYS eight times a week at the Bel.
mont Theatre. Miss Juanita Fletcher
viii act as Little Miss Charity" to a
score Of East Side children at to-mor-
row afternoons performance of Good
Times" at the Hippodrome. Her guests
kvil include honor children from several
of the citys settlement houses. They
viii he taken TO the big playhouse in
automobiles. will be treated to ice cream.
candv and peanuts and will even be al
lowed 70 ride or the elephants.
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MRS. ALBERT G. FROST DEAD.

Special Despatch to TIE HERALD.
NEWPORT r. T.. oct. 3-Mrs. Albert
c. Frost died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Grosvenor, this morning
after an illness of two years She for
merly was Miss Claire Desjardine, and
was born in Quebec in 1870. She is sur
vived by Mr.. Frost and besides Mrs.
Grosvenor two other daughters. Mrs. Jo-
seph w. Frazer and Mrs. Valentine @.
Bartlett and one son, Mr.. Albert c.
Frost. Jr Before coming to Newport
to live with her daughter. Mrs. Frost
resided in Chicago
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ELMAN FINISHES oPERETTA.

f. Zlegfeld. Jr., has received cable
despatch from Mischa Elman In whic'i
the violinist says he is sailing on the
Olympic with the completed score of The
operctta which he has written for Mr.
Ziegfcld, and which will be produced In
America in December The opertta Is
based on the story Of Richard Harding
Davis. entitled SOLDIERS Fortune, .
and the adaptation was made by Au-
gustus Thomas. Mr.. Elman wrote the
operetta in Belgium. where he recently
received n decoration from King Albert.
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EDDIE CANTOR TO BE STARRED

Owing to the great success made by
Eddie Cantor in Broadway Brevities"
at the Winter Garden, the Messrs Shu-
bert announced yesterday that they
have placed Mr.. Cantor under contract
for several years, and he will be starred
in all productions in which he appears
A new play Is promised for him in jan
uary.
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TO IMpERsoNATE JENNY LIND.

Charles Dillingham; announced yes
terday that the Hippodrome will partici-
pate in the tribute to the memory of
Jenny Lind. "the Swedish nightingale"
the Tooth anniversary of whose birth Is
celebrated on Wednesday. Miss Belle
story, prlma donna of Good Times"
will appear at both performances that
day, dressed as the great soprano was
when she made her American debut sew
enty years ago. at the Castle Garden.
now the Aquarium
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CARLO DUoNAMICI DIES.

Carlo Buonamlci. the wei known Bos-
ton pianist. died suddenly at Farming
ton, Conn. late Thursday night He was
born ut Florence Italy, June 20. 1876.
His father. Giuseppe Buonamlci. oele-
hrated pianist and teacher. was his first
teacher. In 1891 he went 70 Wurzhurg.
where he made his first appearance in
concert. Mr.. Buonamici played many
recitals here and had made numerous
Appearances with the Boston Symphony
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WILLIAM SLAVIC.

william Slaviz. for forty years Sec
rotary TO the Italian Consulate in this
city. died Saturday night at his resi-
dence. So West 114th street Services
will be held tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock In the Funeral Church. 1870
Broad way, and interment will be In
Woodlawn Cemetery. Mr. Slaviz, who
had been in this country fifty years, was
born in Trieste seventy-three years ago.
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RESORT NOTES.
NEWBORN.

Baron Camille Romano Avezzana. the
Italian Ambassador, has returned to
washington. The Baroness Romano
and Miss Romano Avezanna will close
their Newport stay and return to Wash.
ington soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor have
closed Beachwood and returned to
Rhinebeck, n. Y, to pass the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden II. Hammond
have leased the Barnwell cottage In
Bellevue avenue for next season.
Mrs William Woodward has closed
her villa, the Cloisters. and returned to
New York.
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MAJOR MURRAY WARNER.

SAN Francisco, Oct 3.-Major Muir
ray Warner United States Army En-
glneer Corps stationed here. died here
yesterday after he had been stricken
with a sudden Illness while playing golf
Major Warner, an emergency officer
built Camp Dix. N. j., and previous to
entering the army had been engaged on
large engineering enterprises in China.
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M. j. GoRyIAN,

ROCHESTER, oct 3.--M. j. German Of
Scranton, Pa, general organizer for the
International Association OF Machlnists
and a delegate to the associations six
teenth quadrennial convention here, died
OF apoplexy to-day in the Homeopathic
Hospital here. He was stricken In his
seat in the convention Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Franklin, who
are guests of her mother. Mrs Frederic
b. jennings In North Bennington. VT.
will return to-day to Cold Spring Harbor.
L. L.
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uorrt, WORKERS TO DANCE.

More than a thousand members OF the
Terminal Hotels Benevolent Association
will dance at the annual entertainment
and ball Of the Biltmore Unit, which is
o. be held at Palm Garden tonight. The
workers have arranged a programme of
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LOST AND FOUND.

LIBERAL reward FOR return Of black bag
left IN taxi Friday, about p NJ
CoUDREY. 3o1 w. il2th 81
LOST.
Certificate No. 1871 for ~ shares OF the
stock OF the Corn Exchange Bank. issued TO
Castor Plaintiff and bearing date July 18th,
1920. Same was enclosed In a registered let
ter addressed to l07 West 18th ST.. which let
ter was apparently lost in the mall. Any one
obtaining knowledge thereof win please COM
nunicate with the Corn Exchange Bank. 10
William St., New York city.
LosT-Thursday night. between Christopher
st ferry and West 5T;h ST.. brown SUIT
case. marked - b." containing silver
turned to apartment %. Hotel Saint Hubert.
100 West 5Tth 81. Telephone Circle 1921.
$50 REWARD.
Lost, black leather fitted bag on 80
train from New York 10 Tuxedo. containing
several toilet articles. clothing. &C. marked
M. r. NJ !" receive reward no questions
asked. $50 Herald. Herald 50.
Jeweiry.
LosT-Dlamond bar pin Friday, October I.
sn The n y. n. IL. and II train from
stamford Conn. to Grand Central or Lex
Ington av' subway or t ,i. avs car
Is Prospect Park West. Brooklyn.
TOST-Package OF jeweiry, on Monday.
September q, between and 5, between
r.oew's Metropolitan and l4s 81; Pauls
70 ara rtmcnt .. las 81. Paui's place. Phone
2i5A--W Flatbnsh.
T-0sT-Tn front Of Morosco Theatre Thurs
day night, black oblong opal and platinum
,in surrounded by diamonds. Reward and
no questions asked II returned 20 JACQUES,
5ei 18th av.
LOsT-Bar pin, diamond; Monday, vicinity
vast ssth or West 10th or Broadway IN
town car; reward Rly"r. 1910.
LOsr-Lady's wrist watch blue enamel dial.
surrounded with diamonds: reward NJ
ALLEN. GOO West 142d apartment 22)
PEARL NECKLACE.
LOST, probably IN the Oranges or Newark
n. j.. pearl necklace, W. b - pearls and
marause or pointed oval shaped diamond
and platinum clasp. Liberal reward N re-
turned 10 HENRY BLANK e. CO., 10 Liberty
ST.. Newark. n. ].
Wearing Apparel.
rosT-fn taxicab Sunday. October 3. be-
tween Pennsylvania Station and 9th ~
single akin sable ncckpicce. substantial re-.
ward offered. Tel. Wadaworth AIT. or re-
turn 40 Wadsworth av.. apartment "a.
LosT-wodncsday evening, IN Henry Miller
Theatre, w 43d at. sable one skin neck.
piece suitable reward Return 70 Mrs. A. A.
COREY, Ir., Bellevue Strattord. Philadelphia
TosT-Two Skin stone marion fur. Friday
night Bntmorc or taxi from Bitmore 70
25i west ODD reward. Return TO apartment
IOsT-Oct. 1. from automobile. box con-
taining dresscs; liberal reward. no aues-
iotns asked. 100 r. Goth. Apt. "A
LosT-Rialto Theatre "wednesday evening
stole marten fur piece. Reward. return
Mrs. BLISS. Phone White Plains 2sgJ.
Cats Dogs. &c.
I,OgT-White Pomeranian dog Saturday
afternoon, vicinity Of washington Heights
reward. Teiephons Audubon 1908.
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CANON RHO.

SAN SALVADOR. Oct 3--The death OF
Canon RHO. professor OF theology. is
announced In advices received from
Leon, Nicaragua. Or. RHO was for
merly Foreign Minister and Minister Of
Justice in Nicaraguan cabinets.
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In MenorIarn.

Durham. Henry =. Weeks, Benjamin
Frank. Leo
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AT OTHER PLACES.

Miss Marian Wheeler Stevens. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Stevens
OF Brookline was married on Saturday
afternoon to Mr. Harrison Otis Apthrop
of Milton. Mass. Mr.. Henry G. Trevor
Jr., of New York was best man. The
Rev. Paul Revere rockingham officf-
ated. Messrs. Edmund w. Pavenstect
and J. Forbes Amory of New York.
Amory Carhart of Tuxedo Park and
Theodore j. Grosvenor OF Newport. r.
l.. were ushers Mr.. Apthorp was grad
uated from Harvard this year.
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IN M E MO RIA M .

ptrNIfAM. --Henry r, who died October 4.
1912. In loving memory.
FRANKLIN sad and tender memory Of Leo
Frank. loving husband, father and
brother, who passed away October Z. 1919.
Vt-t-y.txg Hen ipmin beloved husband OF
lula weeks, died october 4. 1898.
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The Minister of Siam Prabha Kara
vongse and his daughter. Miss Schwee
Bunnag. have returned from Cape May.
n. j., and are at the legation
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SUPREME COURT RESUMES.
No Decision nt Opening OF Fall
Term To-day.

wAsHtNGroN. oct 9--The Supreme
Court OF the United States. opening its
fall term tomorrow. will sit for the
first time since 1t handed down a deci-
sion last June unfolding the validity OF
the Eighteenth amendment and the Vol
stead enforcement law Since making
that decision the court has ben taking
It's regular summer recess.
The court tomorrow following its
usual custom, will adjourn soon after
meeting TO pay its respects TO President
Wilson. No decisions are expected.
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DIE D..

Rarnard x. p. McConyill. Mary @.
Charles. Mary ID. Norton. G. Frederick
Clear, John NJ Peake. Louisa r.
ConIon. Owen Forth, Charles
Darrah, James y. Rice, Mary
rv-nn Freda Rogers. Mary r.
Giesemann, Henry Slavic, William
Kessler George A. Smith. James A.
Lawrence, Cha ries ID. Smith. Jane y
Morris, John T. Sturges, Thomas X.
Mccarthy. Lucy
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B | R T H S /.

CALHOUN. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell V. Cal
houn OF 4f0 Riverside Drive announce tho
birth Of a son on Sunday. October 3, at
Sloanes Hospital for Women.
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LIBERAL reward for return Of black bag
left IN taxi Friday, about p. VI
COUDREY 301 w i12th st.
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The Rev. and Mrs. George Y. Gutter
son of Cambridge. Mass. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Dorothea Gutterson. to Richard r. Will
Jams, Jr. of New York city
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VEIL1N GS .

Notwithstanding IN memory Of our be-
loved brother, Leopold Newman, VIII take
place at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Sunday,
October 10. 1920 az 2.3o r. NJ RrFtives
and friends invited.
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LOST, probably IN the Oranges or Newark.
n H. pearl necklace, W. h a. pearls and
naraulse or pointed oval shaped diamond
and platinum clasp. Liberal reward N re-
turned to HENRY BLANK & CO.. 10 Liberty
a. Newark N. j
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EcuADonrANs TO CELEBRATE

Members of the Ecuadorian colony in
New York will give supper and dance
ut the Ritz-Carlton Hotel next Saturday
evening to celebrate the national holiday
of Ecuador
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Mrs William K. Vanderbilt. Jr., has
opened her country mouse in Jericho.
l.. l.. and with her family is passing
he autumn there.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Watson Webb and
family will leave New York to-day for
Shelburne, VT, where they will remain
for the next ten weeks.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. Jr., has
opened her country mouse in Jericho.
l.. l.. and with her family is passing
The autumn there
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Franklin, who
are guests of her mother. Mrs. Frederic
b. jennings In North Bennington. VT.
will return to-day to Cold Spring Harbor.
L. l.
Miss Barbara Whitney. who passed the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney at Westbury and
the Adirondacks. has returned to school
at Middleburg. Va.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill will close her
house In Newport on November /. She
will come to New York this week for
short stay.
Mrs. Edward de Rose and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose de Rose, will arrive from
Europe on board the Olympic this week
and go to Southampton, LII
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley
have closed their country home and are
at 10 East Eighty-frst street for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Taft have re-
turned to New York from White Sulphur
Springs
Mr.. Alfonso de Navarro Us returning
to New York from Europe on board the
Olympic
WASHINGTON.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
son have as their guests their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greene Grimes of Dayton, Ohio.
The Ambassador of Chill and Sonora
Matthew have leased for the winter the
residence 1928 r street.
Secretary of Labor. and Mrs. Wilson will
return to Washington to-day after WIS.,
ting two months in New England.
The Minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de Elzalde, who have been occupying
the DR. William Gerry Morgan house.
will move to 1893 Sixteenth street. the
residence of one time Minister OF Bolivia
and Sonora de Calderon. who have pur-
chased q residence in Q street.
The Minister of Siam Prabha Kara
vongse and his daughter. Miss Schwee
Bunnag. have returned from Cape May.
n. j., and are at the legation.
Senator Walter e. Edge of New Jer-
sey has leased Mrs. Alice Barney's resi-
dence at 1926 Rhode Island avenue. and
| will take possession soon.
Mrs. John r. Williams and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Williams McCombs.
will pass the winter In Rome. and will
sail for Italy about November l.
Miss Gladys Cd. Hinckley returned
yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carleton Keith 0

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carleton Keith of
Dorchester, Mass. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Florence
NJ. Keith. to Mr. Warren e. Bittner of
Allentown, Pa Miss Keith is a graduate
of National Park seminary, Washing
ton. d. c., and was Red Cross wor'.sr
during the war.
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t,psT-Whtte Pomeranian dog Saturdn,
afternoon, vicinity Of washington Heights
reward. Teiephons Audubon 1908.
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