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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
IN M E MO r A M

BROwN.--In loving memory of Clara j.
Brown. died October 10. 1918.
DONOHUE.-In loving memory OF Capt. John
J. Donohue. who departed this life octo-
Der I. 1902.
MEAGIiER.-Firs anniversary mass for the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Meagher VIII be cele-
brated in the Church OF Our Lady Of
Lourdes, i42d st. near Convent av., Tues
day, October IL, at A. NJ
MICHAELIS.--Naomi NJ. l.. In ever loving
memory Of our beloved mother. on this
y. and Horace Il. Michaelis.
MoRGAN.-In sad and loving memory Of
John A, Morgan, beloved husband OF
Minnie A. Cosgrove. passed away October
II. 1918. Sacred anniversary mass OF
requiem at ST. Agnes's Church. East AID
ST.. Thursday. October Il. at o'clock.
May his soul rest in peace.
MoRToN.-To the sacred memory OF my
dear friend. John A. Morton. who died
ARTHUR b. VIRGO
NEwCoRN.-Doliy Newcorn. died October
49, 1918 In tender memory OF our dear
beloved daughter Dolly. Harry and Annie
Newcorn.
NoRTHRUP. -Florence Seaman. In loving
memory of dearly beloved sister, Flor
ence Seaman Northrup, who died October
8. 1908.
O'HARA.-Third anniversary mass for the
late Mary Crooks OHara. formerly OF ST.
Finbar's parish, viii be celebrated at Our
Lady of Lourdes Church, 142d st., near
Convent av.. Wednesday, October 49, at
A. NJ
ROGERS. Second anniversary high mass In
memory of my beloved. loyal and devoted
sister Rosanna G. Rogers, will be offered
n ST. Miehael's Monastery. West West Hobeae IN
N. j., Sunday. October II, 1920, at 1O:3U
A. NJ. Mary G. Rogers.
SCHIFF.--At a meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees of the Jewish Memorial Hospital.
held September 20, 1920, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
ordered 10 be spread on the minutes ana
copy forwarded TO the immediate family
Of Jacob II. Schiff:
Whereas, the Almighty In His wisdom
has called 10 eternal rest our world be-
loved noble and esteemed citizen, jacob
H. Schif.
Resolved, That the Board of Trustees OF
the Jewish Memorial Hospital extend their
profound sympathy to the bereaved fam
somewhat assuaged in the knowledge that
Jewry throughout the world mourns their
loss with them.
Edmund schwarz. President Joseph
Feinberg, Secretary.
SCHLOSS. Joseph X. schloss. July "a, 1913.
al Tours. France, beloved son OF Nettis
and Joseph Schloss Memorial services
and interment Sunday. October 10. 3 p. M.
Malmonidies Cemetery. Cypress Hills.
sTENSON--SMITTI.-I I'm memory OF my be-
loved mother, Ann Stenson, died October
10 1918. and Of my beloved brother.
George w. Smith, died October 10. 1913.
MAY they rest In peace. c. Loubriel.
| TEN EYcK.-In affactionate remembrance OF
the late william II. Ten Eyck, who de-
parted this life on the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1919.
The members OF the North side Repub-
iican Club. Borough Bronx. hereby testify
their venerntion OF his lovable character
as an associate and their appreciation OF
his loyalty TO every interest entrusted TO
his care.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill Jewett OF
Plainfield. N. j., have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Bessie
Rosevear Jewett, to Mrs Jack Freed
Scheetz of Wyncote, Pa. and Yokohama.
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burtis Leach of
South Orange have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Maude
Chandler Leach, to Mr.. Justus Garlic
Martin of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zealle A. Van Raalte
of 325 West End avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Adele Van Raalte, TO Mr. Munroe S.
Jacobs. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G..
Jacobs of q West Eighty-fifth street.
Mr.. Jacobs Is a graduate of Yale, 1916,
and during the war was in the naval
air service.
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'MANNY-CHRYsTIE.

Miss Elizabeth Ludlow Chrystie. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ludlow
Chrystie, was married to Mr.. Ralph
Polk Nanny of Larchmont yesterday in
Christ Church, Rye. N. Y. The officiat-
ing clergymen were the Rev Everett
Peyperell Smith, rector of st. Marys
Church, Portsmouth, r. l.. classmate
OF the brides father at Columbia. and
the Rev. r. Townsend Henshaw, rector
OF Christ Church. Miss Frances Nichol-
son Chrystie, sister of the bride, was
her maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
were Misses Emma and Lille Morrow
Aitchinson. Hortense p. Douglas, Cath
crime Gray, Frances Il. Shattuck, Alice
G Wainwright, Ellen Mercer French
and Martha c. Keep Mr. Edwin Hoyt
was best man.
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ENGAGED.

ER-PIIILL1PS.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
l. Phillips, 27f3 Atlantic av., Brooklyn.
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Esther, TO Mr.. BENJAMIN APP
ter OF 20 Hinsdale St, Brooklyn. Al
home Sunday. October II. after p NJ.
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. Alex
ander J. Lindc announce rsGcptlon In
honor OF the engagement CT their dalgh-
ter, Mildred Florence, TO Mr.. Harold Ken
meth Bernstein. at the llotal Dessert, sun.
day. October "a. after :.
R-SCHOENBRUN. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Schoenbrun OF 900 w. lI6th st.
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Irene, 70 Mr.. Reuben Brcner Of New
York city.
S-ROSENTtTAL.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
Roscnthal announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Gertrui e, TO Mr.. George
Davis. on Sunday afternoon. October 10,
1920.
OVERWHELMINGLY Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
aol ErlanEer OF - Riverside Drive an
nouncc the engagement OF their dnugh-
ter, Sadie. 90 David Dukoff OF n. y. @.
FEIs--JANOwITZ.- Fannie Janow,'z Of
b2T W. 143d st., New York city, announces
the engagement of her daughter. Estelle
L.. TO Mr.. Jeffrey II. Fcis Of New York
city. At home Sunday evening. October IL
after 3 p. M. No cards.
-BAsIIWITZ.- and Mrs.
Sol Bashwitz wish 20 announce the re-
ceptlon engagement OF their daughter
Hottie L.. 20 Mr.. Fred Finkelstein on Sat
uruaN. ONfOhnr 10 from . 10 o. AZ AAttA
home 2iO Riverside Drive.
GERsTEN- rLUMsTEIN.-M and Mrs.
william Blumstein OF $50 w. ll5th 81.
announce the engagement OF their dalsh.
ter. Esther Hilda, 10 Mr.. Mortimer Alfred
Gersten Of New York and Boston, sol OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gersten. Chicago
and California papers please copy.
trNN-STIEFEL. Mrs. Adolph S.
Stiefci announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Madeleine, 20 Mr.. Robert t.
Heilbrun OF Rochester, y. Y. AZ home
October II. $50 w. 18th. No cards.
TN-sTRAUES.- MIR. and Mss. Jacob
Strauss OF Rockaway- Park, l.. j., nm
nounce tho enlightenment OF their daughter.
Jeanette 70 Mr.. Alexander Kahn, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. 3. Kahn Of New YORK city
LfEBowITz- BLEIcHRODE.--Mr. and Mrs.
J. u. Blelchrode announce the betrOthal
OF their daughter, Dorothy, 20 Mr. Edward
iicbowltz. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cnarles
Iichowitz. Reception between Z and y
Sunday evening. Octoocr ~, 1920. az Col
w. 18Th st.
POIdsATSCHEK--LE BEN.. Mrs. II. Lcbcn
announces the engagement % her daugh-
tef, Anna to Mr.. Joseph Maurice Poilat-
schek, formerly Of New York. now OF
wichita, Kan. Reception at home, ~
South Lawrence.
sEIFFEil-ROSE.--Mr and Mrs. Morris
Rose OF 5000 broadway ANNOUNCE the On.
gagement Of their daughter, Tessie c., q
Moses AZ. Settler.
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II. Hobart Porter'S
Daughter Married
in Hewlett Church
Is the Bride of Mr.. Robert
Lyon Hamill at Large
Country Wedding.

In Trinity Church, Hewlett, L. l.. yes
terday. Miss Katharine Delano Porter.
youngest daughtia cf Mr.. and Mrs. HI
Hobart Porter OF this city. was married
to Mr.. Mr.. Robert Lyon Hamill, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walbridge Hamill
of Hinsdale Ill Guests from New York
went by special train to Hewlett. where
they were met by motors, which took
them to the church and afterward to
Lauderdale, the country place of Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter In Lawrence, for the recep-
ton. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Arthur Bumpus
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her father. She wore white satin draped
with rose point lace. veil was Of
tulle and she carried white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Alison Philips was maid of honor
and Misses Katharine ard Emily Hamill.
Lucy K. Buckley. Helen Armstrong.
Janet Croll. Eleanor Thompson Frances
Mott, Eleanor Miner and Genevieve Bah
bitt were bridesmaids. All were Glass;
mates of the bride at the Porter School.
The best man was Mr.. b. Brewster
Jennings. The ushers were Messrs De
Forest Van Slyck, Lewis Greenleaf
Adams, David ingalls,, Jonn Grinreil
Hustled, Charles S. Garland, John Bryan.
Charles Stradella. Pierrepont d. Schrei-
Der, Kenneth F. Wood, Edward Wallace.
John Enders and Nelson Jerome Smith.
all Yale classmates of the bridegroom.
The day was so fine many of the we'd
ding guests had luncheon on the lawn.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert W. Hamill, parents of the BRIDE
groom; Mrs. Charles H. Ditson. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert p. Huntington. Miss
Madeleine Dinsmore, Mr. and Mrs.
Seton Porter, Mrs Burr Porter. Mrs.
Edward Curtis Miss Constance Curtis.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert G. Miles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Barber, the Misses Barber,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Northrop. Mr..
Schuyler Ladd, Mrs John T, Ijams Mr..
and Mrs. j. Horton Ijams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams Batcheler. Miss Phyllis Batch
eller, Mrs. Hoffman Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence McKeever Miller Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Hazard. Mrs. W. Lowe
Rice, Miss Virginia Ten Eyck Rice. Mr..
and Mrs. John e. MADDEN, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Wickersham. Miss Wicker.
sham. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Candy
Schermerhorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
X Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs Eben Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Erhart and Mr..
Robert G. Hone.
Also Miss Ruth Anderton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin, Miss Francke.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Sicklen, Mrs.
William G. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Coppell, Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams Mr..
J. Edward Ditson, Mr.. and Mrs William
Ivison, Mr.. Harrison Rhodes and Mr..
Robert Bridges.
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CHARLES w. KOHLsAAT.

Charles W. Kohlsaat, former merchant
and banker of this city, died Thursday in
Chambery, France where he had been
making his home for a part Of the time
during the last five years. Mr.. Kohlsaat
was born in New York city in 1885, the
son of John c. Kohlsaat, who was
financial power in this city. Mr. Kohl
saat was a commissioner for the James,
town Exposition in 1907, and 1t was
through his efforts that several European
countries which had at first refused TO
be represented at the exposition finally
consented to take part. For his work
in this connection Mr.. Kohlsaat received
q decoration from the King of Sweden.
His body will be brought back to
America and buried here.
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UNNE ILIN GS.

Observation-Disclosures and unwilling Of
monument In memory Of Ellen NJ: devoted
wife Of Morris rornstein, Bayside Gene
terry Brooklyn, Sunday, October II. 1920.
3P. NJ. A mother in Israel. an exempllfl-
cation OF a pure, good and noble woman.
My friends cordially Invited.
CoHN.-Thc unwilling OF the tombstone Of
Lena Cohn will take place at Mount Judah
Cemetery, October II, 1920, at i. M.
Sunday.
FTNE.-Dedicaton OF memorial TO Helen
Eastman Fine to-day, 1880, Machpelan
Cemetery. All friends invited. II rain,
following Sunday.
FREY.-Dcdication OF monument 20 the
memory of Monroe Frey. beloved son OF
PHILIPPINE and the late Bernhard Frey.
VIII take place at Mount ,o 6ops az Se'pe's
In case of rain. postponed to following
Sunday
LEABY.--T unwilling Of a monument IN
memory OF Lena Leaby. beloved mother
OF Newman Louis and Joseph, viii 10
held Sunday. October 10. az ? y. NJ;
Mount Carmel Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are invited
MOsCOwITS.- Unveiling OF monument in
memory OF our beloved son, Nathan. sun
day. October IL, p, NJ, Mount Hebron
Cemetery. II rain following Sunday.
NEWMAN. The unwilling OF the mausoleum
10 the memory OF my beloved husband
and our dear father Emanuel Neunan.
will take place on Sunday, October "a at
8 p NJ. Beth oiom Fields. Cypress Hills.
: monument erected TO his memory VIII take
place IN the grounds OF the kaiischer
Benefit Society acacia Cemetery, Bay
side l.. l.. on Sunday. October IL, NJ
p. NJ.
sACKs.-Mrs. s. Sacks and children an
nounce the unwilling OF monument for her
beloved husband and their dear father et
Hungarian veren Cemetery. Cypress
Hiila Sunday. October 10. At 2:3Q o'clock
sharp. Friends cordially invited. Take
Metropolitan av. IL" (Brookynl, trans
Ter al wyckoff av to Cypress Hills car
direct 10 cemetery.
sCHWERIN. Unwilling OF monument In
memory OF the late Lena Schwerin takes
Mace Sunday, October II. at o'clock
sharp Bayside Cemetery. IL rain, Sun
day following.
soIyO MoN.-M. ]. Takes place Sunday. oo-
tober II, AT Hungarian Cemetery, Union
Fields. In case Of rain, the following
Sunday.
STERN. Unwilling OF the monument 20 the
memory OF Rose Stern, beloved wire OF
pave and mother Of Arthur and Beatrice.
will ne held on Sunday, October ~, az =
T. NJ. Naimonides Cemetery. Cypres.
Huls station. In case OF rain. postponed
following Sunday.
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Mime. Gamma Walska (Mrs. Alexan-
der Smith Cochran).
Miss Elizabeth

lilies of the valley. Miss Elizabeth
Dunn. the only bridal attendant. wore a
costume of French blue chiffon and a
hat Of brown tulle carrying cluster of
pink roses.
Mr.. Dickson B. Potter was the best
man. and the ushers were Messrs. John
G.. Quinby. Jr., brother of the bride ;
Thomas Powell Fowler Antonio Lazo and
Martin ]. Quinn A reception followed
at Kishawana Farm, the country place Of
the brides parents.
The bridegroom is the son of Capt.
George Cooper. U. S. N, who is COM
mandant of the navy yard at New Or
leans. He was graduated from An
rapolis in 1916 and during the war
served here and abroad in the transport
service. He Is attached to the Tacoma
in the Pacific fleet, and will take his
bride to San Francisco.
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THOMAS DAVIS.

Thomas Davis, Chief of Police OF
Lodi, near Passaic, known throughout
New Jersey as the States biggest police
chief. died OF heart disease yesterday
at Southfield, N. Y. Davis. who was
prominent figure at all meetings of po-
lice officials OF Jersey. weighed S25
hounds. He was IS years old and was
Chief of Police Of Lodi for sixteen years.
He IS survived by his wife and five
chiidran
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MISS BRADLEY ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Bradley Of
$40 Park avenue have announced the en-
gament of their daughter, Miss Isabelle
Bradley, to Mr.. Hugh J. Robertson Sd,
son OF Mr. and Mrs Hugh J. Robertson
OF West Newton, Mass. Miss Bradley
was graduated from Miss Halls School
In Pittsfield, Mass, and from Miss Ben
netts School in Mllbrook. N. Y. Mr.
Robertson. after going to st. Patll's
School, in Concord, n. H.. went to
Princeton in 1917 and soon afterward
enlisted in the United States Tank
Corps, serving with that organization
throughout the war.
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COOPER-QUINBY.

In St Andrews Church. Brewster. N.
~, yesterday afternoon Miss Constance
Quinby. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Gurley Quinby of this city, was married
to Lieut.. Lowell Cooper. U. s. n. The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DIR. Ernest M. Stlres, rector of St.
Thomas's Church, this city. assisted by
the Rev. James Lasher. rector of st. An
drews. The bride wore a gown Of white
satin draped with tulle embroidered with
seed pearls. Her veil of tulle was held
by coroDet of orange blossoms and she
arried a bouquet of white roses and
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NINE. WALSKA, HOME AS BRIDE OF
MIR. COCHRANE, TELLS OF ROMANCE
Singer Says They Met While
Going Abroad and Were
Married in Paris.

Alexander Smith Cochran and his
bride. a Polish singer known as Nine.
Gamma walska, arrived yesterday from
Europe by the Aquitania. Their mar
rage In Paris took not only Mr.. Coch-
rams friends but even members of his
family completely by surprise, and
caused q great stir in society and the
atrical circles.
Mr. Cochran's name was on the Aqui-
tania's passenger list but not that of his
bride, and she remained very much in
seclusion at the pier. He spoke for her,
saying she would keep her contract with
the Chicago Opera Company. Just be-
fore the wedding became known 1t was
announced that she would make her
grand opera debut this season.
From the pier the couple went to Mrs.
Cochran's house at 10l East Ninety
fourth street, and there the singer spoke
for herself and revealed the fact that
her romance with Mr.. Cochran, one of
the best known of American yachtsmen
and supposedly a confirmed bachelor.
started during the eastward trip of the
same steamship on which they returned
from Europe.
"a great deal OF unnecessary mys-
terry has been thrown around our mar
II. I.
Cochran and I were passengers aboard
the Aquitania when she left here July 81
last. We met on board through mutual
friends. During the voyage and later we
saw a good deal of each other We were
married September 10 in the American
Church in Paris. Only few friends
were present,
"Of course I viii keep my agreement
to sing with the Chicago company"
From an official Of the Chicago COM
pany 1t was learned that Nine. Walska's
contract calls for her debut in opera in
Chicago with the opening of the season
there on November Is. She also will
sing with the company during its New
York season which Is to open in the
Manhattan Opera House on January "a.
Mr.. Cochran. who is a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Cochran Of
New York, inherited a great fortune
made in carpet mills In Yonkers. He in
herited $20,000,000 from his grand
father. the late Alexander Smith His
wealth has been estimated at $50. 000,-
600. He Is we'll known internationally
as yachtsman.
Mrs. Cochran was born In Poland
When II years old she was married to
Baron Arcade d'Eingorn, Russian.
who was killed In the war. She first
sang in Kief in 1.-THE Merry Widow"
Later she sang In Paris and appeared in
New York in MA 'mselle Nitouche" un-
der the management of the Shuberts.
After that engagement she filled several
VAUDEVILLE engagements. While appear
ing In New York she was married to DIR.
Joseph Fraenkel well known physician
of New York. who died last April.
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EoUADoRiANs CELEBRATE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.--Thc Minister Of
Ecuador and Sonora de Elizalde held a
reception In the Pan-American Union
Building last night to celebrate the Tooth
anniversary OF the Guayaquil movement
for the Independence of Ecuador. II was
the first official event OF the new season
and brought together n representative
gathering of diplomatists. official folk
and resident society. Secretary OF state
Colby returned from a campaign trip in
Ohio In time to make a brief address
and speeches also we're made by DR..
Elizalde and DIR. Leo s. Row Director
General Of the Pan-American Union.
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WALTER Il. ROwLEY.

Walter Z. Rowley, an official of the
National Aniline Chemical Company,
died yesterday at his home. 200 West
Seventy-sixth street He was born in
1867 and was graduated from Harvard
in 1892. Twenty years ago he came
from Albany TO New York city to as
sumo a position with the National
Aniline Chemical Company. Mr.. Row
ley was long president of the Drug and
Chemical Club of this city and also be-
longed TO the Harvard and Lotos clubs.
He leaves n wife and one son.
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BOHEMIAN NIGHT ron ACTORS.

The National Vaudeville Artists will
give the second Bohemian night Of the
season at their clubhouse in West Forty
sixth street tonight. Following dinner
there will be an all star. vaudeville show
by members OF the club, followed by
dancing.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Miss Mildred Wacker, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Wacler of 525 Man
haitian avenue, was married on Tuesday
at the home of her parents, to Mr.. Don
aid Nicholas OF Los Angeles. Cal The
Rev. DR.. Herman Randall officiated. The
bride wore a gown of white satin, court
train and veil of real lace. Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas will live in Los Angeles.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage October 2 of Miss Mabel Rowland
Sherwood. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ingersoll Sherwood of Upper
Montclair, and Robert Sheldon Wildes.
son of Mrs. Thomas Wildes of Brooklyn,
at the home OF the brides parents. Miss
Josephine Cooper was maid of honor and
Mr.. John Mackay was best man.
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BIR T HIS

FRIED.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fried
(nee Madeline Griffenhagen) Of 500 West
End av, a daughter. Marjorie Corine, at
New York Nursery and Childs Hospital.
September %.
HOROwITZ.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Horo-
WITT (nee Minnie Fesche) announce the
arrival of daughter. Harriet MaJorie,
Born October Z. Lying-in Hospital.
SORE. Born to Dr. and Mrs. Samuel +.
sobeI, 35 w. 10th ST., September 20. 1920.
a daughter
STEIN.-To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice VI. Stein
(nee Miriam Marcus). daughter, at
Audubon Sanitarium on October 6.
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LEAVES FILM CORPORATION.

Arthur s. Friend. treasurer and Il d.
rector of the Famous Players-IsaslSy Cor
poration since It's formation. has resigned
his executive position to resume the prac-
tice of law. 1t was announced yesterday.
His connection with the corporations af-
fairs will cease January /, at which time
he also will dissociate himself from all
the affiliated companies of the corpora
ton.
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CONFIR M Alto N S.

GABEL-Mr and Mrs Henry Gabel an
nounce bar mitzvnh OF their son. Milton,
Saturday. October 16. 10 A. NJ, Temple
Ansche Chesed, 9TH av., 114th st. Rela-
tives and friends invited No cards.
I,oEyB.-Mr. and Mrs I. Loeb, 9l3 F. 219th
st, announce tho bar mtzvah OF their
son, Jerome, Saturday, October 10, at
Temple Agudeh Jeshorim, seth St, be-
tween Park and Lexington avs, at 20
O'Clock. Reception October II at the Sa-
yigny Hall, go Lenox av., after o'clock.
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ENGAGED.

SEL1CMAN-HEFTLER Mrs. s. Heller.
nent OF her daughter. Bella. to Mr.. Al
bet Seligman
NN-SCHWARTZ.-Mr and Mrs.
II. Schwartz Of 10 West 18th 81. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Iris.
TO C-snr NeisHmann
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST.
Certificate No. 1871 for 80 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 20 107 West 5fth ST., which let
ter was apparently lost In the mall. Any one
obtaining knowledge thereof VIII please com
municate with the Corn Exchange Bank. 10
William St. New York city.
LOST-Certificate No. C235S4 for 10 shares
Wabash Railway Company preferred
stock registered IN name Of Mrs. Margaret
DAILY; transfer has been stopped and all
parties are warned against negotiating
same Finder please notify CLARK, CHILDS
"a CO, 1875 broadway. New York city.
LosT-on October q. between West Engie-
wood station and Englewood. N. j., lady's
black travelling dressing bag, fitted with sill
yer toilet articles engraved with crest and
monogram "B. NJ. d.; reward. 724
Herald. $50 B'way.
TOsT-At penn Station. 3ath and 7th av..
October 7. in ladies' room. black leather
purse. lavender silk lining. containing money
and personal property. Reward " returned
to Mrs r. q. PERSUN. b63 Walnut ST..
Elizebctr, n. ,.
IOsT-Saturday afternoon In public taxicab
going 10 23d 81. ferry. one small black
travelling case: G. W. VI. on case; reward.
return office waldorf Hotel, New York. or
add ess u 1a3 Herald Htrnld SO.
I1ST-yVcdnesday night IN the vicinity OF
CramCrcy Park, automobile truck wheel: :
reward. G. s. w. co, 81 y. 1921 81
oeq,--TIclIet book New York TO Great Neck:
return and receive reward. j. s. THOAfP-
SON. Great Neck, l.. T.