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HOT SPRINGS.

Mrs. John L. ThorndllSe OF Boston and
Mrs. Francis y. Loring of Wash ngtou
have arrived at the Homestead to re-
main two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Bishop have
arrived from Atlanta for a fortnight's
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. jules Robert Tinmins Of
Montreal. who are here on their honey
moon, were entertained at dinner last
night by Mr. and Mrs Chester w llams
at their cottage. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs James Pollock, Col. Raymond
Green and DR.. Lawrence A. Bragg.
Mrs John G. Munro OF Boston and her
daughter. Miss Alice Munro. are sched-
led 20 arrive at the Homestead to-rnor-
ow for visit Of two weeks
Mr. Henry Morgenthau. former Am-
1assador to Turkey. and Mrs. Morgen-
than, Mr. and Mrs A. Albert Sack. Mrs.
Alexander L. Humphrey and Mr..
Churchill Humphrey. Mrs. John Clinton
Gray. Mrs. Alexander Williams Biddle
nd Mrs. John G. Mallory were among
the colonists having tea yesterday Ia
he Homestead dur rig the concert
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NJ. and Mrs. Theron r. Strong
Entertain for Debutante
COusin-Other Events.

With afternoon receptions and din
ners. followed by dancing. debutantes
as well as their elders yesterday had
an active day and night Last nights
dances included one by Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron r Strong in the roof garden
of the Waldorf-Astoria for their de-
butante cousin. Miss Isabella Wood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ed
ward Wood
The guests. who were not limited to
the debutante circle, went to the dance
from dinners given by Mr.. and Mrs.
JOSEPH Rowland Hunt. Mrs. Ernest r.
Adee Mr.. and Mrs. Jamos Lawrence
Brcese. Mrs. MintuTn Pinchot. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles NJ. Connfelt and Mrs. Ed
ward McVickar.
ur,c eueets az the dance included Mr.
and Mrs. George e. Wood, Mr.. Meredith
Wood. Mrs Henry Asher Robbins Mr..
>rrs Ricaard Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pelham Robbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Corning OF Albany, Mr. 9n7
Mrs Lawrence McKeever Miller. Mr..
"a Ms Beverley Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Oakley Rhinelander, Col. and
Henry FL Rogers, Mr. and Mrs
ro e-pr Rctts, Mr., and Mrs
Newbold Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Roove
~ Daisr H0llns, Nj. and Mrs
~,r $ bin justice and Mrs
Franklin Chase Hoyt, Mr.. and MIS-
crcl Mr. and Mrs. Alonzc
Potter Mr.. and Mrs. Theronn G. Strong
NJ. and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Denniston Lyon. Mr.
-o7 N~ ~ Tpeyto0 Webb Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. whitman and Mr.. and
Mrs ttaflOn II. Pyne
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CHAs. M. DOW PANKEr, DIES.
Formerly New Yorker and Active
In Forest Preservation.

JAMESTOWN, ". Y. Dec 10.--Charles
NJ Dow, sc wears Old. president of the
National Chautaudua County Bank OF
this city and former chairman Of the
New York state Niagara Falls Com
mission. died to-day at his home here.
Mr. Dow yas bonn in Randolph. y Y.
He was student az Oberln College
and later spent three years In the law
school OF Randolph College, His FIRST
business connection was with Dow q
CO.. bankers. OF Bradford. Pa In 1908
be was vice-presicent OF the Title Guar
rntee and Trust Company OF New York
city For the last twenty years Mr. Dow
had been active In organizations for the
preservation of the forests and the
scenic beauty OF the Adirondacys He
was the author OF an Anthology OF
Niagara Falls."
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WARREN HEIR CHRISTENED.
Son of MIR. George Henry Warren,
.Jr.. Fourth to Bear That Name.

AT the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Henry Warren. 924 Fifth avenue. their
irfant grandson, the child of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henry Warren. Jr, was
christened yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Frank w. Growder. rector of st. James s
Protestant Episcopal Church. and II was
witnessed by small number of relatives
and friends. The child received the
name Of George Henry Warren and he
will be the fourth in the family to bear
that name, the first being his great
grandfather. the late George Henry
Warren. Of New York and Newport
The sponsors were the GRANDPA. hers Of
the infant, Mr.. Warren and Mr. David
Cruuhart. and Miss Anne Urnuhart. sis
ter Of Mrs George Henry Warren. Jr..
who was Miss Katherine A. Urquhart.
Her marriage to Mr. Warren was cele-
brated in Newport n year ago last Au-
gust.
Among those who witnessed the GER
emony were Mr.. and Mrs whitney W7r-
ren. Mr.. Llovd Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Creenough. Mr. and Ms lie
Grand p. Cannon. Mrs Vanderbilt,
Baron and Baroness de Villiers du Ter
rage. Mrs Frederick Pearson. Mrs.
George l.. Rives. Mrs. Henry A. c. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Laurence Lewis Gillespie. Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin. Mrs. Henry S Red
mond, Mrs George p. De forest Mrs.
Charles II. Cos.er. Mr.. George Ledlie,
Wr and Mrs. Charles III Sheriff.. Mrs.
Frank S. Witherbee. Mrs Goodhue Liv-
inGston, Jr. Mrs. L. Cass Ledyard and
Mr. Harry Cushing Sd.
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RAW MATERIALS
AUSTRIA'S NEED
Fuel for Closed Factories Also
Necessary to Resumption, Re-
lief Committee Learns.

The saivat ton OF Austria depends upon
an immediate sup ~ of raw materials
and fuel for her factories, now closed.
according 20 Anton Wedel member OF
the American Relief Committee for Suf-
ferers in Austria, who returned this week
from a study of the economic and relief
situation IN that country
Vienna still is the banking centre of
southeastern Eul ope, Mr.. Wedel said yes
terday in his report to the committee at
2Gl Madison avenue. and American ex-
porters need have no fear to extend
credit In Vienna alone are $4,000 wom-
en- ready and willing to work, Mr.. Wedel
said. but with nothing TO work with.
The people believed faithfully in self
determination. the fourteen points and
other Wilson doctrines. M. Wedel found
and still look to America TO help restore
Industrial prosperity to their country
So far relief has been hand to mouth
charity. and this must continue this win
ter or the poor people will starve. No
permanent recovery can come until
wholesale unemployment ceases.
While Mr.. Wedel was inves. igating
Austrian conditions Anton Fross- Bussing
and George w Hanel represent .ng Aus
TRAN industries, have been making q
tour of the United States with the sane
ton of the Department OF Commerce to
ascertain what American capital and
manufacturers can do for them. they
also reported at The committee meeting
yesterday
number of American concerns ex-
pressed themselves favora bly,. they said.
The committee announced after the
| meeting that 1t IS prepared Immediately
to furnish raw materials. such as cotton,
grain and other fundamentals as a
| starter. II is understood the manufac-
tured product will not be turned back on
America. but will be marketed in Austria
and the adjoining countries
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East Side Meets
West at Rummage
Sale for Animals
Viola Aliens Wigs Among
Novel Bargains Offered by
WOmen's League.

Bargain hunters. who went from va
rious parts of the city to the headquar-
tiers of the New York Women's League
for Animals at SLj Lafayette street yes
terday afternoon to speculate at rum
mage sale for the benefit of that or
ganization. Contd there displayed for
sale many odd but worthwhile things
but the oldest part of the contributed
stock consisted of a score or more OF
wigs that had been worn by Miss Viola
Allen during the heydey of her success
as an actress
Shoppers regarded the wigs in various
lights. Some long time friends of Miss
Allen. who had followed herthrough
many years of her stage career, picked
out some of the wigs as tangible re-
minders of some of the best days Of
the New York stage. Two of the femi-
nine bargain hunters. who went over
to Lafayette street from First and Sec
ond avenues regarded Miss Aliens wigs
as entirely utilitarian. however
The one from First avenue. after long
elaboration, selected the flowing tresses
>
much wear into it " Her comphnion from
Second avenue found complete satisfac-
ticn in the glorious disguise that Miss
Allen had wont as Gloria QudDle before
many d crowded house that went to see
"The Christian"
There was great variety Of other
things, useful as well as ornamental. at
the sale, which was held in the horse
ward of the league hospital. Even the
lumber used in making the sale stalls
had been contributed as well as the SER
vices of the carpenters that made the
place so attractive. Some of the con-
tributors to the sale were Mrs. William
G. Rockefeller, Mrs. Clifford b. Harmon.
Mrs Lewis Gouverneur Morris. Mrs. NJ
s. Remsen, Mrs. Joseph Ferris Simmons
Mrs Edward NJ. Weld, Mrs. Thomas
Hastings, Mrs. Calvin Sloane May, Mrs
John w. Edinunds, Mrs q. G. Mason,
Miss X. NJ Pierce, Miss Florence deb.
Allen and Mrs. Herbert Beecher Nichols
Mrs Lewis Gouverneur Morris SUPER
vised the successful rumma &c.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Alexander Phillips Is among recent
New Workers arriving at the Greenbrier
20 remain for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Henry Brooks. Jr.,
II Philadelphia are expected TO arrive
here shortly from the Virginia Hot
Spr ngs
Mr. and Mrs. T.. n. Hickman Of New
York. Mrs. H. NJ Hannah. Jr., Cleve-
land Mr. and Mrs Scott Green, Chi
cago. and Mrs. Arthur Lippincott, New
York, were IN the thronE IL the lobby
during the evening concert hour,
Dwight W. Morrow and steward Pros
ser of Englcwood. y. j., recent arrivals
at the Greenbricr VIII be Joined here
shortly by Mrs Morrow and Mrs. Pros
ser TO remain for mn indef mite sojourn.
Mr.. Morrow spends much OF his time in
the saddle exploring the mountain trails
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ELIJAH PADDOCK HARRIS.

AMHERST. Mass, Dec. l0.-EliJah
Paddock Harris. emeritus professor o,
chemistry at Amherst College, died to-
day In Warsaw, n. Y. according to word
received here. He was native Of L..
roy. y Y. and was graduated from Am
herst in 1855. After studying abroad he
taught at Beloit College and in 1868 be-
came professor OF chemistry at Amherst
He retired In 1907 at the age OF rs and
became emeritus professor on the Car
ncgle Foundation. He received the de-
gree OF Ii. ID. from Victoria College IN
1890 lie had published numerous works
pertaining to chemistry
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winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Norman de r.
W'hitehouse Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bryce Wing Mr. ana
Mrs Whitney Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Lorimer Worden. Mrs. Howard Cushing.
Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman and Miss
Mary Hoyt Wiborg.
Another of last nights large assem-
bles was n dance in the Plaza by the
Junior League of the Catholic Centre for
the Blind Subscribers were received by
Mrs. William Stanley. Mrs. Dudley Field
Malone and Mrs. Jacob L. Phillips The
patronesses were Mines. Nicholas +.
Brady william NJ. Barrett, Michael T.
Gavin. Edward NJ Burghard, Robert F.
Collier. James Butler, Jr., Arthur j.
Johnson. Pierce Butler and Marion j.
O'Brien.
Three Easter season dances in the
Plaza in the series of holiday dances
have been arranged by Mrs William
Taylor for March 20. 30 and 81.
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BAZAAR FOR ST. GEORGES.

a bazaar will be held in the memorial
building Of st. Georges Church, 207 East
Sixteenth street, next Friday and Satur-
day TO ra Sc funds for the enlargement
% the rooms Of the Girls Club and the
extension of the work of the Rockaway
cottage. The club is a neighborhood in
stitution, open TO al girls and women
who seek wholesome leisure whether af-
flliated with the church or not. The
RocSaway cottage is q summer rest CEN
tire for mothers and children who live
In the neighborhood of ST. Georges.
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RESORT NOTES.
NEWPORT.

Prof. and Mrs. John w. Burgess will
close Athenwood on Monday. and after
Few days IN Boston will go to New
York. where they will be at the Murray
returned after spending two weeks in
Boston.
Mr. Cornelius Tangeman closed his
Bellevue avenue estate yesterday and
went TO New York for the winter
Capt and Mrs. Douglas Il. Dismukes
Hi for the winter.
Mrs. George Andrews Moriarty have
returned yesterday 20 their residence at
the Training Station from Boston.
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second Dance of the Bachelors.

Mrs Henry Clews Joined the auxiliary
Of the Bachelors at the second dance last
night by the rrour OF unattached men In
the Vanderbilt. More than 200 persons
,r-orrhlad there after the performances
at the opera and in the theatres. Among
he subs riberr who AGAIN testified TO
The success Of the travelling kitchen dur
ing the supper. were Mr.. and Mrs Vim
cont Nstor. IT.. ard Mrs. J. Alexandra
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Woodward B9bcock
N v1 NJ t'~cdnric'- r. FIR linghuy-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould Mr.
md Nir-. Norbert NJ Hartman. Mr.. and
~ 0-fou " Tf@nnond Mr. and Mrs.
c. Oliver Tselin. Mr.. and Mrs RI FAR
o1 Osborn T. Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Perrin Mr.. Peter Stuyvesant pilot Mrs
John Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Wcfmorc M md Me- Henry Rogere
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CHARLES A. MYERS.

Charles A. Myers. president OF the
Charles A Myers Construction Com
many which paved many OF the streets
IN Brooklyn, died on Thursday He was
~ years old and lived at 25 Raleigh
place. Brooklyn. Mr.. Myers was a con-
tractor In Brooklyn FOR twenty years
and was active In Democratic circles
He Is survived by four brothers.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

AT- ana NtES <AIliluT X. II. Il. lfec
who were married in London on May
while she was guest there of her
aunt, Lady Aston, have returned from
England and are stopping at the Ritz
Carlton. Mrs. Tree. who was Miss
Nancy K. Perkins, was the widow OF
Henry Field OF Chicago. Mr. Tree is a
son of Lady Beatty.
Lieut.. Henry Arthur Hutchins. Jr.,
u. S. N, and Mrs. Hutchins will come
from Boston on December 81 to pass
the holidays with Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Gilmore Kerley of 10 East Eighty-first
street. parents of Mrs. Hutchins.
Baron de Cartier lie Marchienne. the
Belgian Amba ssador. and Baroness dc
Cartier de Marchienne. are passengers
on board the Adriatic. which is due to-
day.
Mrs. George Rose. Mrs j. Henry Alex
andre, Mr. and Mrs. j. Rich Steers anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barnwel enter
tanned at dinner last night in the Ritz
Carlton.
Mr.. and N~s. Samuel Heilner have
come from the home in Spring Lake
n. j.. to the Waldorf Astoria. where
they will remain until early in January
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Sage of AL
bany are at the st. Regis for a few
days.
Mrs. L. Sutton Mckee and the Misses
Virginia and Harriet Mckee have re
turned from East Hampton and have
taken an apartment at SO West Fifty
fifth street.
Mr. Campbell w. Steward will be at
the ST Regis until January /. when he
will so to Santa Barbara
Mrs. Arson Wood Burchard will give
a luncheon to-day for Miss Jane Mor-
son of Paris, who is passing the winter
with her at 81 East Sixty-fourth street.
Mr. Granville L. Winthrop and his
daughters, the Misses Kate and Emily
Winthrop. will close their house In
Lenox December II and return to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Burden had
sixteen guests at dinner in their home,
35 East Forty-ninth street. last night.
Mrs. John B. Trevor. who has been
passing the autumn in Yonkers, has re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest Gam
brill who were the guests of his mother,
Mrs. Richard Gambrill have returned
to their home in Peapack, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence l.. Hay, SON
in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis r. Appleton. are at 30 East
Thirty-seventh street.
Miss Annie r. Jennings viii return
from Fairfield, Conn, on next Monday
to her house at 4S Park avenue.
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ERFORD LyDELL PAGE.

BiNGHAMToN. Dec. 10.-Erford Lydell
Page. prominent scotsman OF this
state, California and Ohio, and past
president OF the American Seed Trades
Association. died at his home In Greene,
y. Y. yesterday He ls survived by his
wife and two sons.
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BACHELORS, SUPPER DANCE.

The second OF the series OF five supper
dances of the Bachelors was held last
night in the Della Robbia room of the
Vanderbilt Hotel. Among those or ter
tain ng parties were Mrs w. K. Wander
bilt Cd, Mrs. II. r. Jollee. Mrs. Albert
Pease. Mr.. J. Lorimer Worden, Mrs.
A. f. Kountz, Mr. Charles e. Dunlap.
Mrs. De Saint Phalle, Mrs. William Bur-
den, Mrs. Theodore Pell and Mrs. r. T..
Wilson
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Reception for Debutantes.

Receptions for dobutantes were gwen
veste. day afternoon by Mrs. Henry Nc
Keen Ferriday of 81 East Fftieth street
and Ms Henry c. Valentine OF ] 81 East
Sixtv-sixth street. Mrs. Fer days re-
cept on was for her daughter, NJ IS
C1rolyn Woolsey Ferriday. who IS the
granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mitchell. Receiving with them
we're Misses Katharine c. Rogers Mar
earet w. Dawson. Catherine Waetjen
and Gcorg'na Lawrence Wells. Mrs.
Ferr,day took her guests to Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong's dance.
MrV Valentine gave her reception 10
introduce her granddaughter, Miss Urling
Valent ne, daughter of her son. Mr..
Langdon b. Valentine. and grand
dlugter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry
Harrer. Receiving with them were Mrs.
Lewis b. Brown. Mrs. J. Henry Harper.
Jr. Misses Tacie elle Houston. Camilla
livingston and Alice Nlcoll A<d!nner
and theatre party followed the RECEIPT on.
Mr.. and Mrs John V. w. Reynders
VIII give a reception with dancing this
afternoon az the Plaza to introduce their
daughter. Miss Clare G. Reynders.
Mrs Ellie Node'man Will cive a recep-
ton with dancing at 612 Fifth avenue
On the afternoon OF December is TO in
troduce her second daughter. Miss Aileen
FlanneIy.
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HAROLD CLAUS.

Harold Claus 30 years old manager
~ the Stock Exchange firm OF Charles
y. Barney & Co. since 1910. died Thurs
day at his home. ISL Forest avenue
New Rochelle Funeral services will be
held there at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. He is survived by his wife.
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MRS. HATTIE TURNER.

Mrs. Hattie Turner. for many years
with Barnum q Baileys circus died
yesterday in the New Jersey State Hos
pital at Morristown. She toured this
country and Europe as a gymnast and
acrobat. once managing circus OF her
own
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Tonkheer w. H. De Beaufort, Charge
d'Affaires of the Netherlands, has gone
to New York and will sail soon for
Holland on leave. DR.. ]. y. Hrbrecht
secretary Of the legation. will be Charge
d'Affaires during the period.
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DIED.


ADEGSDOBrER. - Suddenly, on December
10, at hi. residence. 1885 Tth av Nat a.,
beloved husband ~ Lizzie Adcsdoyfcr
(nee RosenthaD, devoted father OF jerome
and Meyer and brother Of Jacob G.
Adclsdorfcr. Carrie Strauss and Emma
Brand. Funeral eervlccs Temple RoCtph
shoom. $50 70. and Lexington av. sun
day rcccfrbDr - M ~ A. VI NJ nbsre ~
the Deborah Vcrcin 40 Deborah be-
novolcnt Society. Hodcph Sholom Sister
hood Centennial Lodge No. Te3. r. &
A. M Noah lodge. No 1. Mutual Ala
Society 81 United Dressed Beef CO. also
employees 81 the United Dressed Beef
Co are Invited TO attend.
SDORTFR. -pcho-ah Ncrcin No.
sisters are regretted 20 attend tho
funeral Of the husband Of our pres-
dent Lizzie Adcisdorfer. from Temple
Rcdeph Shoiom, Lexington av.. corner
G3d st., Sunday at ~ A. NJ. by order 81
Clara Fischer. Vice-pres.dent.
nARRTE. ON December 10. az her home IN
Montvale ~ j.. Caroline Seavcr Barrie,
wife OF the late Samuel Shepard Barrie.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, Jr., re-
ceived the guests at the first of the
Junior Leagues Small and Ear!ies at
Rauscher's last night, and was assisted
by the president Of the league, Miss
Sophie Sweet. and Miss Cora Barry. The
dance was one of the most imr ortant
events of the week The proceeds will
be devoted to local charities
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BIR T

KLEIN. Mr. and Mr7. Samuel Klein, nee
Rcichclshclmer. OF West Front st.. Plain
field. n. j., announce the birth Of a son
al Muhenbcrg Hospital, Plainfield. n. j.,
December 10.
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M AR RE D

RIE-sINCER.--Mr and Mrs. +. Singer Of
Paris, France announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Andree Jeanne. 20 Mr.
Paul A. Rio Of New York. November "a
1920
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Mrs. John B. Kendrick and Miss Rosa
Mqye Kendrick gave a luncheon ster-
day for Miss Kqtherire Svth and.
daughter of Senator and Mrs Suther-
land. Both Miss Kendrick and Miss
Sutherland are debutantes this season.
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Mrs. George before her marriage in
1915. was Miss Helen Agnes Madden.
Sar liter OF the late Col. Travers Madden
II London. She and her husband came
70 New York last July. In interviews
here she said she was intensely interest
ed in her husbands work. and he gave
her credit for manv of his occurring
observations on How To Be Happy
Though Married.
on their tour through the United
states Mrs. George. was helping her
husband gather material for series OF
articles he is writing on his observations
OF this country.
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The British Ambassador and Lady
Gcddes and Mrs. Bainbridge Colby
shared honors at the dinner which the
Minister of the Serbs. Croats and Slo-
venes and Nine Grouitch gave last
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11

The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand have returned from brief
visit in New York
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Miss Amarylis Gillett was hostess ct
luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Victor Ka uff-
mann also had a luncheon for Mrs.
Clarence Ridley.
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WIFE OF w. L. GEORGE
rs DEAD IN TEXAS CITY
Was Accompanying English
Writer on u. S. Tour.

Houston. Tex. Dec 10.-Mrs w. L.
George. wife of the English novelist. died
here late yesterday. Mr. George who is
on lecturing tour of this country. came
here week ago when his wife was
taken Ill on n train.