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MRS. BLAIR FAFRCHILD
DIES SUDDENLY ABROAD
Former Edith Gushing Was
Prominent in Society.

News reached New York from Paris
Yesterday that Mrs Blair Fairchild OF
this city had died suddenly in the French
capital on Sunday. While friends OF
Mrs Fairchild in this city had known
that she snad been III for some time they
had heard from her recently by letter
that she was in improved health and
had arranged 10 leave Paris with Mr.
Fairchllh for Cannes where they eX-
pccted TO spend the winter
Mrs Fairchild. who was Miss Edith
Gushing. held n high place In society In
New York. Boston and Paris. Her father
was the late Thomas Gushing. vino in
addition 70 his home In New York main
tanned a summer residence In Newport
for many years She was cousin Of the
late Howard Gushing and of Grafton
Dulany Gushing Of New York and Bos-
ton. Her marriage 10 Blair Farchild
son OF the late Charles Falrchild OF this
city and Boston. took place fifteen years
ago.
In recent years Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
child had passed much Of their time
abroad. During the war she impaired
her health by incessant work In the
Paris hospitals as member OF a hospital
unit TO which Mrs. Edith Wharton aiso
belonged Her husband gave much Of
his time during and following the war 20
The fund for artists and musicians who
became incapacitated while In active SER
vice I'm the French army.
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EDGAk LIBRARY SALE
STARTS AT $33,186
Account of Frobisher's Dis
coUeries Brings $4,000.

The initial session in The sale OF the
library of Herman Leroy Edgar was
held last night in the Anderson Gal
Ieries and totalled s33.1s This library
Is one Of the great collections Of Ameri-
cana. The highest price OF the evening.
$4,000. was paid by \. s. w Rosenbach
for a work by George Bestc. dated 1873.
"a True Discourse Of the late voyages
OF discoveries for the finding OF a pas
sage to Cathaya, by the Northwest un-
der the conduct of Martin Frobisher.
Gcnerall" For another rarity. a first
issue Of the narrative by Samuel de
Champlain OF his first expedition to
Canada, Mr.. Rosenbach paid $3.50.
and for a copy Of the fifth book In Eng
lish relating 10 the discovery of Amer
lea. dated 1852, - Lytel Treatyse Of
Astronomy" by Anthony Ascham. the
same buyer paid s3.22o.
Other Roscnbach purchases were "a
Brief Description Of New York" 1870.
by Daniel Denton, s2.260 a first edition
copy Of Thomas Church's king Philips
war" $1,000; first copy Of the first
historical work printed In New York
Cadwallader Go!den's History os the
Five Indian Nations Depending on the
Province of New York" Sl.010.
In the afternoon az the same galleries
the first session Of the sale Of the
library Of Charles J. Barnes (part
three) totalled s5.023.50. Both sales
continue Tomorrow
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Dinner and Theatre
Party for Rector
and His Fiancee
Miss Dorothy Stone-Smith and
the Rev. III. V. Darling
ton Are Entertained.

Mr. Ferdinand Frazier Jelke gave a
dinner at the Eitz-Carlton and theatre
.arty lagt night for Miss Dorothy Stone
Smith and the Rev. Henry v. p. Oar
!ington, whose wedding is to take place
tomorrow in Trinity Cathedral. New
ark. Tho eighteen guests went to the
Little Theatre to see 1.-The First Year.
Mr. Jelke will be an usher at to-mor-
rows wedding. Others in the party,
most of whom also will be members of
the bridal party, we've Miss Kate Oar
lington. the Rev. Colbert S. B. Darling
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Elns Fisher Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Darlington, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Melville. MIR. and Mrs.
Crittenden II. Adams, Miss Dorothea
Darlington and Walter S. Hayward, Jr.
Among those at last nights perform
ance of Enter Madame at the Fulton
Theatre were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.
Harrison, Mrs. Thomas Handy, Mrs.
Lamar r. Leahy. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ed
wards Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scribner. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
ID. Schieffelin. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
c. Lansing. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f.
Poor. Jr; Mr.. and Mrs. Williap II.
Hamilton and United States Senator
Davis Elkins of West Virginia.
Last nights performance OF Tip
Top at the Globe Theatre was seen by
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm, Mr..
and Mrs. William McNair, Mrs. J. Hart
ley Manners and Mr.. Walter Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benziger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Phelps Dodge, Mr.. Har-
old A. Content and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter w. Stokes were at the Liberty Thea
ire to see THE Half Moon"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Short were
among those who saw Good Times" at
the Hipppdrome.
At the New Amsterdam Theatre for
"Hitchy-Koo' were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
A. Rainey and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Holt.
Mr.. Hermann Oelrichs joined a party
nc friends at the performance of THE
Prince and the Pauper" in the Booth.
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In St. Bartholomew Church yester-
day afternoon Miss Helen Krech. a
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin William
Krech. was married to Mr.. Louis STUART
Wing. second son of the late Louis
Stuart Wing ana Mrs. Wing of this city.
II was one Of the most interesting we'd
dings of the late autumn season and
there were present to witness it many OF
the younger members OF society, partic-
ularly those who are identified with
Southampton, L. l.. and the hunting life
of Westbury. The engagement was an
nounced last summer in Southampton at
the same time that the engagement was
Eannounced of her sister, Miss Margare;
Krech, TO Mr.. William Sheffield Cowles
Jr.. son of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles
/, Mr.. s. Bryce Wing was best man.
The Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks officiated
The brides gown had a court train
fashioned OF the lace her mother wore
at her wedding, and also her sister. Mrs.
Oliver b. James. Her only ornament
was a pearl necklace. a gift of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Oliver r. James, the matron OF
honor: Miss Margaret Krech, Miss Helen
Hoadley, Miss Katherine MaclSay and
Miss Florence Loew, the bridesmaids,
all wore gowns or white ruined SATIN
combined with henna colored lace.
The ushers were DR.. James +. Magic,
Mesars. John d. Wing I'd. cousin; Har-
vey 5. Ladew. A. Gould Jennings. Jr.
William Ryle, Worthington Davis,
She pard Krech, brother of the bride
RAYMOND Chauncey, Edward g. Condor
and John Noble Stearns. Jr.
large reception followed at II East
Seventeen street. the home of the bride 5
parents
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Walter II. James. Miss James. Mr..
Charles Merrill Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lovett, Mr.. George Z. Baker,
Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander I'd. Mr.. and Mrs
| Oliver Gould Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Horace Harding, Mr.. w. Sheffield
Cowles. Jr. Mrs Edward Van Ingen,
Miss Katherine Van Ingen, Mrs. j. Lee
| Taller. Mrs. S. Bryce Wing, Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan Wing. Mr. and Mrs. w
Whitewright Watson, Mr.. and Mrs j
Morgan Wing. Mrs. william II. Hurlbut
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NOTES or THE THEATRES

The first Of tho ehiidrcn's matluccs of
Thanksgiving week ~ the Hlppodr0iac " m
he given tomorrow afternoon. Every wear
the Hippodrorne matinecs. beginning wodnes-
day OF Thanksgiving week, are ,trtuaIy
turned over 10 the children, and reserva-
tons indicate that the four matinee per
forrnances u Good Times viii entnrta IN
more children even than last year whom
1893 visited esIiippodrome.
Victor jacob. COMPOSER OF the score Of
THE Half Moon. at the Liberty Theatre,
entertained as his guests AZ last nights
perform ance Melchior Lengyel. author Of
THE Typhoon," and Mrs. Lenryol Mr..
Jacob win sail to-day for London where
his opera. 'sybil. soor s. to he produced.
The Harvard football squad. which win De
n, Nov York for the ARMY Navy game on
SAT .-fay. Will attend Ffliay niEtrs per
Torrance 81 THE Outrageous Mrs. Palmer
1T the Thirty ninth Street Theatre
One hundred old sallura from the eailora
Snug Harb VI. staten Island. will sec kiss.
Ing Time" AZ the Aston Theatre wedncsday
matinee, December I.
''The Lady Of the Lamp Il this week
attraction al the ShuAbrt Riviera Theatre
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2 STAR VAUDEVILLE
BILL AT THE PALACE
Eduardo and Eliza Cansino
Dance at the Riverside.

II was but natural that the Palace
should have a triple headline bill yes
terday, as all Broa6way Is simply burst
Leonard. Gus Edwards and Henry Lewis
shared the stellar honors, and received.
as Of yore the homage of their liege
subjects. Edwards. with the revue
which he has fabricated out Of the hot
spots in his recently frustrated leSiti-
mate revue. was particularly well re-
ceived. introducing Alice and Hazel Fur
ness. Chester Fredericks and new songs
and inater,al--in fact, even the pro-
ducers smile seemed new.
Eduardo and Elisa Cansino held the
whip hand with their dances at the Riv-
ersidc. Trovato. violin humorist. rep
resented the balance Of power at Loew's
American. Proctor's Twenty-third Street
offered for Thanksgiving week tidbits
Christie and Bennett Clark and Berg
man. assisted in dances by the Crisp
sisters. were the figures Of the hour at
the Coliseum.
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GEORGE w. BRECK.

George w. Breck, 81 years old. an
artist. died Sunday night at his home,
521 Broadway Flushing. As a young
man he won a scholarship In the Ameri-
can Academy of Fine Arts at Rome. OF
which he later became a director In
1910 he settled In New York. and from
1912 TO 1915 was a member of the New
York city Art Commission. lie had
his studio at l60 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Breck was a member of the Cen
fury Club. the Architectural League of
New York. the National Society OF
Mural Painters and the Municipal Art
society. lie ~ survived by his widow.
formerly Miss Catherine Head. Of Chi
caro and one daughter
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MAJOR ELDAD C. CAMP.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YonK HEaALn
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 22.--Mator
Eldad c. Camp. prominent lawyer and
business man Of this city, died Sunday
in his home Greystone. Major Camp
came originally from Knox county. Ohio.
and fought with the Union army in the
civil war. After the war he remained
IN Tennessee where he first established
himself as n lawyer. Later he became
interested in the organization Of the
Coal Creek Coal Company. becoming
hrst It's general manager and later its
president lie was active in Republican
politics in Tennessee aud at one time
was United states Attorney for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee.
An incident in the life OF Major Camp
was the shooting OF Col Henry NJ.
Ashby, popular Confederate officer.
soon after the close OF the war.
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MRS. BYRNE HAS DANCE.
Entertains for Miss Elise Everett
and Her Fiance.

As a preface to the marriage of Miss
Elise Everett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Leo Everett. to Mr.. Paul Abbott on
Thanksgiving afternoon. Mrs. James
Byrne gave n small dance for them last
night i'm her home. 270 Park avenue.
In addition to the Misses Beatrice and
Sheila Byrne. daughters OF the hostess.
there were present the Misses Jane
Abbott, Mary Millicent Rogers and
her fance, Mr. James NJ. Thompson !;
the Misses Margaret d. Kahn, Anne
.Moffet. Burks Yuille, Leila Emery. Beth
Martin and Polly Brooks of this city;
Rosanna Fiske Of Boston, and Messrs.
Arnold Wood, Jr. Noel Armstrong. Ed
ward Bell. Denning Miller, G. Hunting
ton Erhart J. Murray Mitchell and
George Dupont Pratt Jr.
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.


Dodge roadster, isAo, car 5o2soi motor
555os3xf5. stolen November y. 18th Ct and
ath av. New York black body, yellow
wooden wheels Firestone and Diamond
ahoes: license 242o65. y. v. Commuutr ate
with Y n NORWOOD, IS John e.. New
York CITY Telephone Hickman saSI.
A REWARD Will nc paid for Information
leading TO recovery % 1920 piyio Flyer.
light green touring body; car No 5000. motor
No 3T3Es, license No. LiiG. y. y; stolen
from Goth ~. and broadway, y. " O.. Nov
II. between 3 and y. NJ, SHERWOOD
ADJUSTING BUREAU. IS William -. John
500
LOsr-purae. small. puruie leather 81 car
neric Han. n 80 a ". Monday; contained
much needed currency. keys and change.
Reward Call Morningslde itI6, apt ia.
LOST-Certificate y 7ii20, % shares Chit
case. Milwaukee 4 81, Paul Railroad. re
ward. n a. CURRY 3ao5 broadway
LOer-Ncar 81 av. and attn st.. on Friday,
Nov 70. cnveiore containing Y. s. Liberty
bonds tNcral reward Fhonc John 1850
r.OgT-racJage of icttcrs Addressed 10 i3f
East 18th 81. Finder viii be rewarded on
retunun. arl. addra1-
bOsT-Monday. November IS. IN taxi. hiuc
OSTRICH feather fan. amber sticks. Return
S20 Paik av. Reward
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IN M E NJ o RAM It..

ENNIS --fn ioVinr memory Of Catherine y.
Ennis. who Aiad November q 1910
GEpurs.-I1 ead and loving memory " Ella
II. Grtder. who entered itfe etnrral 40.
vcrber % 1919 Husband, son and nauEh-
ter
HERMAN I'm fond nlcrucrv % our dearly
beloved mother Amelia Herman. passed
away November %. 1870
pAhTER. LIN memory OF our beloved
father Edward Rattor. who died Novcm.
bcr %. 1912
cCENID'r -Tn LOWING memory 20 my dear
husband Louis father 81 Gcorse. who
pbrsca away November o. 1913
SHEA ITO 49, memory 90 John vs.. Shea,
died November -3 1911
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DIED
In Mrnnorian..

AMEs Killed IN Dublin riote. November
~ Peter Ashmun. Lieutcu.ut Grtusdcr
Guards youngest con 90 El amor e.. Aiuts
OF Norrigtown. ~ j.
ArANGO. ~ sunday November q. 1890
KathcrinG f. widow 90 NanIel Arrange
and mother OF Mra Alfredo sclgas. Mrs
jose Suhrcz and Iosaila Arrange. al hnr
residence. io3 liauc1ch 81. Brooklyn. Fu-
neral Wednesday. November a. az g-n
A. NJ Requiem mas a' % a. 81 no Tho
church of our Lady % Victory. Throon
Nv and Mcnonousn ~ initeru.en' u Holy
r'ro~r CCr1eft r,' Automobile corfeEe.
BrNNET. -On Saturday. November ~. 1890.
Elizabeth r. Prcyan. widow OF Henry
Bogart Bonnet, mother % Irene and
Orlando =. benp. ~ NJ nome NJ, ~.
held at The Letters Place Chapel. ~ Loft
ferts place, near Grand av.. brooklyn, on
Tuesday, November 81 NJ r. ~. Inter
mont AZ Beliport. +. r.. on "wednesday.
November - Patchogue papers please
copy
BREcK-M Rushing. n s.. sunday 10;
yeniber n George William Brcck. Beloved
husband q Katherine Head. % the 51th
year ~ his axe. Funeral Wcdne day
mornIur from 81. john church. MURRAY
Murray Hill station leaves Penn yIvarin
station. Sew York city, Long Island
branch. az 1920 O'Clock.
BCrzE1.-On November e. Muy J.. widow
OF tho late Joseph J. Bu'zler, AZ her resi.
dnncc. 80 Wcet 10Th e. Funeral private.
Phase unit flowers.
CAwPpEtI.-Novcrubc I'll 1920. ~ 1909
Park av. Robert James. beloved husband
Of Esteile Arnold Campbell and son 10
the late Robert and Frances Crusor
Campbell Funeral private.
CI.ARKTN At his residence. 1911 Trinity
av James r.. beloved husband OF Annie
Nalouev and father of Anna, Grace.
Ioseph ard Thomas Funeral services al
81 Aucustiuc's Church. ifGth 50. end
\ Franklin av., Wednesday. November -i
40 81. ~ Intermeut Caitory
pregOtU Francis D.. November o.. On BIS
Gftn wear Funetsi services viii ha held
AZ his late home. g'ouRhkeepsie. " y.
wednesday, November "a, al y. NJ.
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OLIVE THOMAS SALE.
Motion Picture stars Effects
Bring Total OF s20,OOg

Among the high bids made at the sale
OF Miss Olive Thomas's persoH-i effects
yesterday afternoon at the salesroom OF
Samuel Marx, lis West Twcnty-third
street. was one Of IS. 600 for the Cadillac
automobile that had been presented 90
the moving picture star a short time be-
fore her death by her husbasd. Jack
Pickford The purch User was NJ. Marcus.
Miss Mabel Normard bought a gold
toilet set Of twenty pieces for Si,425.
Another high price was $3.050. brought
by diamond ring listed as weighing ton
karats. The total for the sale was 500 600.
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,. ROBERT JOHNSTON.

J Robert Johnston, senior member OF
Johnston & Oswold Company. wholesale
paint dealers Of $50 Pearl street, died
sunday in his home at III quincy street.
Rrooklyn SIR Johnston was prominent
IA the organizations representing vari-
Gus branches % the paint business. He
was well known in Masonic circles. hold
ing membersh p I'm the Scottish Rite.
Mecca Temple and the Mystic Shrine
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MARK TWAIN CELEBRATION.

Hunter College decided yesterday to
celebrate Mark Twain's birthday. in
accord with the movement set under
way by william Faversham. who I,
starring AZ the Booth Theatre In Mar,
Twain's Prince and the Pauper" The
college celebration VIII be held. not on
November 80. TIC actual day OF ne
anniversary but on December g. Mr.
Faversham has been invited to speak
on Mark Twain, and there VIII be read
ings from the works OF the author and
special music BY the college orchestra.
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MRs. DunYEA TO WRITE BOOK,

Mrs. Nina L. Duryea will sail for
Europe to-day on board the Aquitania
with Mr. and Mrs Daniel Chester
French and Miss Margaret French
Mrs. Duryea is going TO Sicily. where
she will spend several months writing
a book on her experiences In relief
work during the World War. She will
visit Parts and London next spring be-
fore returning TO New York.
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MASS FOR CATHOLIC LEGION.

The members of the Catholic Benev-
client Legion OF District No 3, Manhat-
tan, will hold their annual memorial
mass at 0:30 Thursday morning at st.
Fatricks Cathedral. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. F. y. e. AL
bert. chaplain of the New York State
Council and District No. 8, and a mem
Der of Father Moot Council The rel
atives Of departed members are invited
10 attend
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LEOPOLD MICHELs.

Leopold Michels. member OF tho firm
OF Greenbaum. We'll a Michels OF New
York md san Francisco. died Friday in
his homa in the latter city, II became
known Yesterday Mr. Alichels was ~
years old but despite his age took an
active part IN tho work OF several Cow
eminent committees during the war.
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W AsHINGTON.

Vice Admiral Sir william Packen-
ham. British Commander in Chief OF
the North Atlantic and West Indies sta
ton. arrived IN Washington last night
accompanied BY Flag Lieut.. Curzon
Howe They will be guests Of the Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Geddes until
Thursday. and tonight the Ambassador
and Lady Geddes will give dinner In
honor OF tho Admiral. Tomorrow night
he will be entertained by the Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Representative and Mrs. Thetus w.
Sims have Issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter Miss Marie
Sims, to Mr.. Edward Garrett Riddick,
on Saturday afternoon. December II, at
ST. Thomas's Church.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs Baker
and Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels entertained box parties at the
Shubort-Garrick Theatre last night for
the opening OF Roi Cooper Megrues
"Honors Are Even"
The Under Secretary Of State and
Mrs Norman IT, Davis enterta'ned at
dinner last night with the British Am
bassador and Lady Geddns az the honor
guests. Mrs. Marshall Bu'ltt Of Ken
lucky is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Gouverneur Norris was hostess
al luncheon yesterday In compliment 20
baroness Romano Avezzana, wife Of the
italian Ambassador.
Senator and Mrs Howard Sutherland
will give tea on tho afternoon Of De-
cember TO present Miss Katherine
Sutherland 70 society
Secretary of state Colby Is in New
York for brief visit.
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MISS roMMIE JouErT.

FnASEroRr. Ky, Nov. 22.--Miss Tom
mic Joucu 80 years old. greatniece
OF President Zachary Taylor, died at her
home here tonight OF infirmities Of age
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BIRTHS

VAN pRAAG.--Mr and Mrs. Emanuel Van
praag (nee Frances SanderD Of Wood
mere, L. l., announce the birth OF a
daughter, November 30. AZ the Sew York
Nursery and Child's Hospital.
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
! . 1.

Dodge touring. 1920 cor d0oS50. motor
,sao0o stolen November 90 IN front OF 20
w 1Tth - license 236a51: Firestonc and
Diamond tires ono huh cap missing. Com
munioatc with y. y. HOLLYWOOD. % John
IN. New York city Telephone Bcekman
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MA r RE D .

WING-kRECH.--A Monday, November -
1910. IN 81. bartholomew Church by
the Rev Leighton Parks. Helen. daurh-
ter oi Mr. and MR. Alvin ". Krsah 20
L. Stuart Wing. son Of the late l.. Stuart
Wing and Mrs I. Stuart WING.
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Riverside Drive. corner l12th ST., and sub
way to Brooklyn. a gold lorgnou, small dta-
site SIDE monogram IS. X. c." Reward II
returned TO 400 Riverside Drive. apartment
A and u.
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FOI-Np--Riverside Drive white poodle. fe-
male Telephone Cathedral 1iiS.
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-On November 20. 1920. Frances
Amelia Dexter widow Of George Foster
Gregory. Funeral services viii be held
at her late residence $50 Park av., on
Tuo~fay. November %. 1890. II o'clock
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George. on November 81 Ser
vices at The Funeral Church. Broadway
GGtn ST.. on Tuesday. November %, at
. y NJ
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Sunday. November n.
1920 suddenly. at Paris. France. Edith
Cushing, wife 81 Blair Fairchiid. Notice
Of funeral hereafter.
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LOST-Diamond and sapphire barpin. IN.
long, 10 stones, set In platinum, either In
Altman's Madison av. between 3Oth
and 34th streets. Return to 10o East l3d St
and receiYe Nard.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Charles B. Alexander has re-
called invitations for a dance arranged
for the night OF December 10 for Miss
Virginia Harrison, her grandniece. be-
cause of the death of Miss Harrison 5
grandmother. Mrs. Burton Harrison.
Miss Harrison's mother, the late Mary
Crocker. was a daughter of the late
Charles +. Crocker of San Francisco.
Miss Harrisons father Is Mr.. Francis
Burton Harrison. Governor of the Phil
ippines.
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Mount Kisco. n. Y. on Sum
day. November Fl, 1920. John Ferguson
Giffing. son OF the late Isaac Hutton and
Mary r. Craig Citing. Funeral service
win DO held at the West End Collegiate
Church. West End av. and nth ST., New
York city. on Wednesday. November "a,
f190 N
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LOST-Damond barpin, between Waldorf
Astoria and 59th St. Park av.. Thursday
evening pin contains one large diamond With
ten small diamonds on each side and three
diamonds above and below large diamond In
centre; platinum open work sides. pin
about inches long and y inch wide. Returu
TO cashier at Waldorf Astoria Hotel. receive
lIberal inward.
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LOST-One diamond barette, one diamond
and onyx mercury winged pin. within last
10 days IN New York city. 500 reward II
16tb az