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The New York herald., 1920-12-25
FILM STAR BOARDS
SHIP FROM AIRPLANE
Miss Pearl White Does Stunt
Not in Scenario.

without having the scenario written
for her. Miss Pearl white. motion pic
ture actress, did flying stunt in catch
ing the steamship Victoria, eight miles
out from Hamilton. Bermuda, and arriv-
ing in New York yesterday. which was
as thrilling as any of her exploits on
the screen.
The film actress was anxious 20 pass
Christmas here but she missed the
steamship at Hamilton. as the last scene
for the Woman or Tiger" picture for
william Fox, was not finished until after
the Victoria had sailed.
She told Major Kitchener OF the Brit
lsi air service OF her predicament. and
he offered 70 take her to the ship aboard
a monopiane. A wireless was sent to
Capt. Davis Of the Victoria and he was
expecting the actress when she arrived
above his ship near Murray's anchorage
A lfeboat was lowered and the British
officer manoeuvred the plane over the
craft and let down n rope ladder. Miss
White climbed down into the boat and
was put aboard the ship.
The plane, with the officer, turned
back to Bermuda followed by cheers
from the star and from passengers who
had witnessed the unusual event.
Miss White will eat her dinner at Bay
short to-day and will drink the health
Of her rescuers.
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Miss RawitSer and
Capt. j. J. Kann
Engaged to Wed
Prospective Bride Is Painter
Whose Work Has Been Fa-
vorably Noted.

Mr.. and Mrs II. Fl. Rawitser of 233
West Seventy-second street yesterday
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Theresa II. Rawitser, 10
Capt. James Jay Kann. who lives at
202 Riverside Drive and also maintains
a residence at 5S rue Lafiitte. Paris. He
is connected with the New York office OF
the Anglo-South American Bank or Lon
don, Miss Rawitser is painter whose
work has been favorably noted. While
exhibiting in this city and elsewhere she
is continuing her studies at the Art
Students League. She was graduated
from the Gardner School in this city and
subsequently passed considerable time
abroad.
Capt. Kann, who won his rank in
active service overseas with the Royal
Flying Corps. is a son Of Mr.. ArthSr
James Kann OF New York and grand
son of the late James Kann. who was
one OF the founders of the New York
Stock Exchange. After training for the
aviation service he was an instructor In
Canada and this country before going
overseas with the air force of the Brit
ish Army. He received the British War
Medal and also was decorated by the
Polish and French governments.
Following the armistice Capt. Kann
was for some time associated with Mr.
Yves Guyot in the Agence Financiere ct
Economique of the French Government
and later was treasurer OF the American
relief administration to Poland under Mr.
Hoover
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IN NJ M Oh RIAM j..

ARERT.-In loving remembrance OF Jennie
Albert. wife OF Benjamin Albert. Gone but
not forgotten.
CURTIS sad and loying memory q
George r. Curtis. who departed this ilfs
December ~ 1919. Mother and sisters.
Iv.tsCHHAC Erin SAD and loving mern-
orv OF our dearly beloved parents, Marx
and Zipporah. Gone but not forgotten.
FREEMAN. LIN memory Of George Freeman.
who passed away at Syracuse, y. ".
Christmas Day, 1911.
GAY<OR. In iovug memory of Thomas 7.
Caynor. who departed this he December
~. 1905.
CHENEY Christmas. Loving memory q
Patrick aud Catharine A., also their sons.
John T. and James u. Glbuey.
o,Nr1rL.-tn loving memory OF Peter =.
o,NeiN whose derlise was December -.
1913. liis Family
eANIrTZ Flora. In loving memory, who
nasred away December 21. 1919.
stSGuI. Carrie j.. died October ~. 1918.
In loving memory % all the beautiful
christmascs she planned Tor us.
Her Family.
wARD.-In loving memory of my son, John
W Ward. who died December -, 1910.
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Well Again,
Sings in La Juive'
to Large Audience
'Madama Butterfly With Miss
Farrar, Has First Perform
ance Of Season.

Because Christmas comes on Satur-
day the customary extra matinee at the
Metropolitan Opera House had to be
given yesterday The opera selected by
General Manager Giuio Gatti-Casazza
was Puccini's popular "Madama Butter
fly" which had its first performance OF
the season. There is only one little
butterfly I'm the Metropolitan now. name
ly Miss Geraldine Farrar. But the be-
trayer of the trusting Japanese maiden
has several representatives. and of these
Mario Chamlee was before the, public
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Chanlees pleasing voice was
heard to advantage in the music Of the
work and he looked we'll in the uniform
of the navy MIR. Scott. as usua:. was
the Shd'ptess, ro;e to which he i'm
parts an individuality too often want
ing. Mr.. Moranzoni conducted.
Lumbago faded into obscurIty before
the approaching Joys of Christmas, and
therefore Mr. Caruso was himself once
more. Accordingly the performance of
La Juive" scheduled. for last night was
sung. Many creatures, however. we're
Slrring, ana they were not as still as a
mouse. The opera was heard with loudly
proclaimed delight by u large audience
Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks. Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew and Mrs.
James Russell Soley we're with MIR
James b. Clews in Box r.
The guests uf Mr. and Mrs George
Andre In the Webb box were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Mr.
and Mrs. Rawson Lyman Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. V. Hoppin. Miss
Bell B. Gurnee. Miss Rosamund Pin.
chot, Mr.. William Williams and Mr.
Clifford Pinchot I'd. were in Box II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mitchell and Miss
Jane Monson were with Mr. and Mrs.
Anson Wood Rurchard in Box 2.
Mrs. Thomas H. Howard, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert Winthrop Kean and Mr..
Thomas Howard Howard were in Box 3
The guests of Mr.. Charles T. Mathews
In Box II were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Sheriff. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bristow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson anc
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam
were in Box f8 with Mr.. Ferdinand
Frazier Jelke.
There We're also in the audience Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Miss Marion
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon
Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley
Bogert, Mrs. w. Lowe Rice, the Misses
Rice and Mrs. Charles II. Coster
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Sam H. Harris announces that he will
present Grant Mitchell IN The Champion, !"
q comedy by Thomas Louden and A. r..
Thomas at the Longacre Theatre on Mon
day, January 3. with Ann Andrews as the
leading woman. "Pitter Patter," now cur
rent at that house, will go on tour.
Elf Lorraine, known through the West Ms
n concert artist, was added yesterday BY
the Shuberts to "The passing Show OF 1921 "
the next Winter Garden production.
Among the Christmas presents received
by Fred Stone, who In appearing IN Tip
Top" az the Globe Theatre, were eleven
Christmas trees sent by admirers In va
rious parts OF the country.
James Hyland. formerly Jockey for
August Belmont has been engaged as one
OF the riders IN the race scene added to the
holiday attractions OF Good Times and
which reproduces Man o. Wars victory in
the Belmont Futurity
Edward Elsner will take charge OF the
rehearsais Of THE Rose Girl" beginning
tomorrow.
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MRS. EMMA II. FABER.

Mrs Emma r. Faber. wife OF Justice
Leander b. Faber OF the Supreme Court.
died yesterday after an illness since
September at her home. 70 Alsop street.
Jamaica. L. !. She was n daughter OF
August Quortrup. formerly treasurer Of
Frederick Loeser & Co.. Brooklyn. She
was member OF St. Marys Hospital
auxiliary. the King Manor Association
and the Jamaica Women's Club. Dur
Ing the war she was active I'm Red Cross
work. When Justice Faber was running
FOR the bench she took the stump for
him She leaves her husband. three
rnna and two dnughters.
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RODROCK-WEIDMANN.

In the First Reformed Church. Pater-
son. n. j., yesterday Miss Frieda b.
Weidmann, daughter of Augustus F.
Weidmann and granddaughter OF the
founder of the Weidmann Silk Dyeing
Company, became the bride of Harold
p. Rodrock. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Rodrock of Paterson. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Thomas p. Vernoll in the presence of a
large gathering of relatives and friends.
who came from all parts of New Jer-
sey' New York and Pennsylvania. Miss
louise Schwartzenbach of Bethlehem,
Pa.' ana Miss Catherine Van Houten Of
PATERSON were the brides attendants.
Following a trip to the Panama Canal
Zone and points in South America Mr..
and Mrs. Rodrock will make their home
at bS3 East Twenty-second street, Pater-
son.
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PETER G.. VAN ALST.

Peter G. Van Alst. direct descendant
Of Peter c. Van Alst, who emigrated
from Holland TO New Amsterdam in
1888. died yesterday at St GATHERINGS
Hospital in Brooklyn. following an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Mr.. Van Alst
was born In the Van Alst mansion in the
Ravenswood section Of Long Island City
forty-hve years ago He was sur
veyor, following his father, the civil en-
gineer who planned Long Island City.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Edith
Van Alst, who is Republican leader Of the
women In the First Assembly district,
Queens. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Church Of the
Redeemer IN Astoria
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MISS KNEELAND ENGAGED.

announcement was made yesterday
ny Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Kneeland of 1O7
East Thirty-eighth street Of the engage
roent OF their daughter, Miss Virginia.
hneeland, to Mr. Angus Macdonald
Frantz of Princeton and New Yor;,
MISS kneeland is an alumna of Bryn
Mawr College and is studying medicine
az the College of Physicians and Sur
seohs' Mr.. F'rantZ was graduated from
Princeton and also is a student M tbe
College Of Physicians and Surgeons. Es
served overseas with the American Ex-
peditionary Forces as n Lieutenant In
the army.
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DANCE AT FIELD CLUB.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. PA party
of sixteen dined at the Pickwick Arms
last evening. after which they attended
the dance OF the Junior League at the
Field club. Those present included Mr..
and Mrs Amos Morrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Tyner. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heffron OF Green
wlch and Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Dodge.
Harris Thurston, Richard Hill, william
Martin and Mrs Leroy Martin Of New
York.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.

Special Correspondence 10 THE NEW YoRK
HERALD.
PARIS, Dec. 11.--Americans who have
registered Mt the office of THE New
York HERALD of Paris this week include
Mrs. Edward Tonslow. Miss Mildred
Tonslow. Mrs. Cola Condory Mrs. Ilka
Chepard Of New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney NJ. Oullmart. Long Island Mr..
John II. Tucker, Boston; Mrs. Harry
Francis Jones and Miss Edna Il. Jones.
Yonkers; Mr.. Charles Il. Stewart, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. i. s. Marin, WASH
ington and Mr.. William G. Dwyer.
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MISS CHAMBERLAIN TO WED.

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Birge Chamber
lain of Englewood. n. j., have Informed
their friends of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Julie Stafford Chamber
am, TO Mr.. Alexander Buel Trowbridge
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Trow
bridge or Flushing. J.. l. Miss Cham
berlajn was graduated from vassar this
year. Mr.. Trowbridge is an alumnus
Of Cornell and is the Rhodes scholar
elect from New York State TO Oxford
In his senior year at Cornell he was
elected to membership in the senior
honorary society. the Quill and Dagger
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RESORT NOTES.
AIKEN.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AIKEN, s. c., Dec. 24.-Among the
arrivals to-day were Mr.. Prescott Met
calf, Mr. c. p. hummer and Mr.. Z. j.
Fitzpatrick of New York.
Mr. +. A. NJ. Taber. headmaster OF
the Aiken Preparatory School has as
guests for the holidays his father Mr..
Francis II. Taber of ST. Bernards
School. New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gledden Santer OF Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.. Washburn Of
Hartford, Conn. are expected tomorrow
on a holiday visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Washburn.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
CHRISTMAS EVE PLAYGoERs.

Among the Christmas eve piaygoers
were Mr.. Q. H. Wright and O party Of
six and Mr.. Harrison X. Bird and four
friends who saw the second perform
ance of "Deburau' at the Belasco.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
friends and Mr.. Samuel sloan Auchln-
Gloss were among those who saw Enter
Madame" at~the Fulton.
At the Globe Theatre to see Tip Top
were Gen. John j. Pershing. Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. McCook. Mrs Charles H.
senff, Mr.. Edward Payton Borden and
Mr.. James III. Schneider.
Seeing Good Times" at the Hippo
drome were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen l.. Lind
ley. Mrs. John Hutton and Miss Eleanor
NJ. Green.
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PINEHURsT.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PINEHURsT, N. c.. Dec. 24.-Chldrcn
came into their own at Plnehurst to-day
when the big ballroom at the Carolina
was handed over to them for the entire
afternoon and early evening and innu-
merable presents were distributed among
them from an apparently inexhaustible
Christmas tree.
Arrivals at the Carolina to-day in
cIuded Mr.. S. o. Miller and Misses Ethel
G. and Bertha o. Miller OF West Nyack.
n Y; Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hathaway Of
Montreal, Mrs. Henry Russell of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Rycroft. Mr. and
Mrs. George b. Morrill, and Mr.. c. B.
Beckwith Of New York.
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CHRISTMAS FOR HORSES.
Massachusetts Humane Society
Provides for Animals.

BosroN, Dec 24.--The fruits OF the
Christmas season went TO the horses as
we'll as the humans Of the city to-day.
At n Christmas tree set up in Post
Office Square the few remaining draught
animals In the business district gathered
round for gifts. From the tree they
nibbled apples and sugar Jumps and
from feed bags placed over mouths that
sought the sweets eagerly they ate their
fll Of sugared corn on the cob, carrots,
apples and oats.
The Massachusetts, Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals which
arranged the horses Christmas tree pro-
vided also for the drivers and to them
sandwiches. doushnuts and coffee we're
served.
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MRs. WILLIAM g. pAcoN.

spcciai Despatch 70 THE NEW YonIS TIrqur
Lemon, Mass. Dec 24--Mre. william,
Ga Bacon widow OF William y Bacon
of New York and Lenox, died yesterday
n Bo1tou. Mrs. Bacon had been a sum
mer resident of Lcnox for more than
forty years Her marriage 20 Mr.
Bacon took place IN 1885 In the LenoX
home Of her sister, Mrs. Richard O.
Gteenleaf, now the Lenox Club she
transferred her property, Rock Lawn
several years ago TO her daughter. Mrs
Hamilton Fish benjamin OF New York
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
HOWARD J. FLANNERY.

Howard J. Flannery. 30 years old,
sales manager of the Montour and Lake
Erie Coal Company Of Pittsburg, died
Yesterday az the Hotel Algonquin SO
West Forty-fourth street. He came here
10 organize n manufacturing company
and had been IN the city only few daye
lie had a number Of business interests in
pnisburg and IN this city.
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In NIeuorian

ApsrT. suddenly. on Wednesday. December
81 1870 Emily r. Adsit. beloved wife of
Lester III Adsit. Funeral services AZ r.
y Holmes undertaking parlor. 80 W.
i25th st, Sunday. a. VI.
UEERS. .-On December %. 1920. Jane Beers
an the residence Of her daughter. Mrs
Mabel r. Long. 1910 East 13th It,. Brook
Nn, y " Funeral at the Home Tor Ser
,iccs. iG0 clinton ny.. Newark, y. j.. on
sunday az y. VI.
BROWN AT ST. Catharine's Hospital. Brook
Iyu after long Illness. on December
o. Alexander g. Brown OF 90 Decatur
ST. son ot Elizabeth ". and the late Edwin
" Brown Funeral services Will he held
nj the Leffsrts Place Chapel. SO Lcfferts
piece. Brooklyn. near Grand av., on Sun
day December 20, ~ 80 r. NJ.
BUTT. IL Havemeyer Butt of Tuxedo. n.
Y age "a, beloved husband OF May
Frances Nogel, died of tuberculosis con-
tracted IN world war. at Riverside. Cal,
December -. 1920.
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GUSTAV A. BARTH.

Gustav A. Barth 50 years old. a ma
tive Of Staten Island, died last night
I'm his home in Trossach road, Stapleton,
after a brief illnees. He leaves wife
and several children. Mr.. Barth was an
Insurance broker He was secretary OF
Klopstock Lodge f. and A. M: mem
Der OF the staten Island lodge of Elks
and the staten Island Quartet Club
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I'm THE BERKsHIREs.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HrRAro.
LENox Mass. Dec. 24.--Mrs. u. Emer-
son Mcvickar of New York is with her
sister, Mrs. Raymond r. Baker. at Holm
wood. Mr.. Baker also arrived to-day
from Washington. Mrs Baker has made
reservations at the Lenox Club for
Misses Ethel and Isabel Mccormick of
New York over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Turnu-e and
family are at Beaupre In Lenox for over
Christmas
Mrs Chalmers Wood. Jr., who is
spending the winter In Stockbridge, has
her father. Mr. Ramsay Turnbull. as her
guest
The New York herald., 1920-12-25
MISS MARION HAYDEN ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs John Frank Hayden o,
b93 Riverside Drive announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Marion Fessenden Hayden to Mr.. Henry
Latane Stevens.
Mr. Stevens is the son OF the late
Rev. William DuBose Stevens and Mrs
Stevens. He served as an Ensign IN
the transport service during the war
Miss Hayden was graduated from Bar
nard College in 1917
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MRs. SOPHIA sIoNsoN.

PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 24.-Mrs. Sophia
Monson, once a noted actress, died at
her home here to-day at the age of rs.
Mrs Monson was the last surviving
member Of the original cast at the Nor
wegian National Theatre, established in
1852 by Ole Bull.
The New York herald., 1920-12-25

Congratulations are being extended TO
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Marshall upon
the birth of son recently in their home,
14S East Seventy-fourth street. The
child is their second. Mrs. Marshall Is
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Huntington and a sister of Mrs. Vincent
Astor.
Mr. and Mrs William Marston Sea-
bury of 20 West Ninth street have sent
OUT invitations for an afternoon dance
next Friday for their daughters. the
Misses Lispenard and Etheldreda w.
Seabury. Miss Lispenard Seabury will
be one of next seasons debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Augustus
Youngs of 456 North Broadway, Yon-
kers will give a reception, followed by
a dinner and dance, on New Years Day
TO introduce their daughter, Miss Wini-
fred Youngs, who was graduated from
Miss Masters's School at Dobbs Ferry.
Mr.. Philip Rhinelander will have a
large dinner party tonight in his home.
1S West Forty-eighth street. Mr.. Rhine-
lander has sent out cards for n watch
party" on New Years Eve.
Capt. anu MIS. 1lliluEu bl5hAhN-
Bolst. who were married in London last
March. returned from England on board
the Olympic and are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Erskine-B Bolst was Mrs. Fletcher
Ryer of San Francisco and New York.
Mrs. Stanhope w. Nixon is her daughter.
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Muriei
Winthrop to Richard de Bois Boardman
on January 8, in st. Marks Church In
the Bouwerie. The reception is to be
in the family home, 10e East Ninety
first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw will
give dance tonight at their home, sS4
Fifth avenue, for their daughter. Miss
Julia Brokaw, who has not yet been in
troduced to society.
Mrs. ]. Henry Lancashire will give a
dance on New Years eve for her daugh-
ter Miss Lila Lancashire. in her home,
East Seventy-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay L. Carlisle have
come from Rosemary their country
place in Islip, l.. l., to pass the holidays
at the Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Baldwin
Of Shallow Brook Farm, Mount Kisco.
are stopping at the Belmont Hotel
Bishop James Henry Darlington of
Harrisburg, Pa. and Mrs. Darlington
are stopping at the Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan will give a
large dinner party at her house to-
night.
Mrs. Burke Roche will entertain a
party at her house % West Fifty-third
street tonight
Mrs. Joseph Hartman has come to
New York from Newport for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Williams.
Jr.. are at their house, in Mendham.
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert H. Gary have 81
party at their country house at Hicks
vile, l.. l., for Christmas.
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ENGAGED. F

uERTZFET .T-I, SID. -- Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Kind. 80 NUHt i23d ST., announce the en-
gagernent of their daughter, Loretta. 10
Mr.. Sidney Hertzfeld. g55 East is0th 81.
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There are two other daughters. Mrs.
John c. Greenleaf of New York and
Mrs. Joseph 5. Lowering OF Boston.
Mrs. j. Frederick Schenck is sister.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-On Tuesday night, Hotel Commodore
az Naval ball, a tortoise shell fan, silver
Iliettes on black net. diamond monogram
j. =; on STICK. Finder VIII be literally re-
warded by returning 20 565 Park av.. apt.
10 west. Telephone Plaza 2G7O.
LOST-December %. between 55th and 33d
SIS, dark blue hand crocheted child's red
beaded bag, small amount OF money and key
tagged Mary; suitable reward. Telephone
Circle 1872.
LOST-Pair OF opera glasses Tuesday even
Ing. December 2l. from Gaiety Theatre or
brown and white taxi; suitable reward
Return TO 81 East 5ist. Plaza 1924
LOST-Fourteenth ST. subway station, nth
av. line, package containing stock records
of Robt. H. Ingersoll Bros reward Tele-
phone FRED PETERS. 57i4 Richmond Hill
LOST-Suade glovee. fur Hncd CortlanG:
and Broadway. Return 20 IS Willow ST.
Brooklyn. G. r. MARSH; reward.
LOST-Enveiope containing partly worked
canvas tapestry; reward. Phone Vanderbilt
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MAE RE

TOII.ES-B -BENDER.-On Friday. December
a. nt the consular residence in Shanghai
china. Helen Bender 10 Sheldon Hitchcock
T0ues. Jr
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BIR THIS.

PARKER. Mr.. aud Mrs winthrop Par
ker. 500 w. S9th st.. announce the birth
of a daughter Lois White Kelsey Par
ker, Wednesday, December %, 1920.
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS.

TIE United Employment Agency, Inc,
i8j East I'D 81,
wishes "A merry Christmas
20 all her friends and patrons
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Cats, Dogs. &c.

LOST-French bull puppy. brindle. l71th st.
and Riverside Drive. very liberal reward.
RYAN, 720 Riverside Drive. Audubon 727o.
LOsT-Black French bulldog male; vicinity
65th 81. and Columbus av. Reward: no
nnestinne nqkef EEMEY. I2T Columhns nv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Harvey and
Mr. and Mrs. Walllng e. Harvey OF New
York are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. l.. Harvey
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NEWPORT.

The junior officers of the naval station
fere gave n large dance In the Civic
League House last evening which was
attended mostly by members OF the
younger set Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Edmund $. n. Brandt received the
guests. Some of the officers of the
battleship North Dakota came from
Boston to attend.
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CEMETERIES. &C.

Cr-NrTFRY Pt.Ors $3.50 AND UP
HALF rLOTS $40 AND UP.
ONE UOUR by Auto. At nETlI DAVID.
Apply NAT. ". HLUM. UNpFRTAKEE.
5Gg W i10TH ST AUDUBON 1s2n