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sCHEERER.-sHd on Thursday. Oc'o-
Der IS, 1920 William, Jr., son OF William
services Will be held at his late home, 100
Harrison ST., East Orange, n j., on Mon
day. November 1, at o'clock lntermeF-
at the convenience OF the family.
sCULL.-Guy Hamilton, in his 44th year.
son OF Anna j. II. Scull and the late
Gideon Soul of Boston. suddenly az -.
Luke's Hospital, New York cry; on Oe'o-
burn Chapel, Cambridge, Mass, az no9i
Monday. November /. 1920 Philadelphla
papers please copy.
TMMONS.-Cirace, October 30. 1890, aftar
lintering Illness. beloved wife Of William
simmons AT her home. II Schermerhon
ST.. Brooklyn. Notice of funeral later
sMITH-At Plalnfleld. \. j.. on Friday:
Rowland A. Smith. Funeral services a.
her late residence, 1896 PARK av'' PlalE-
field. n j., on Monday evening. Noverri-
Der /, at o'clock.
STARIN--On October 30. at her residence.
1863 West esd ST.. Priscilla =. r., WIDOW Q,
Myndert starin and youngest daughter on
the late Ransom Parker. fuisfS sassIi-
vices private, at convenience OF ldih4Is
Intermsnt Greenwood Cemetery.
THoAfAs.-At his residence, Ae MarseoTo
St, Boston. Mass, October ~, N lns
OF tile late Richard S. and Helen N.
Thomas Of Illinois. Funeral services ~
Trinity Church, Boston, on Mohoeyii 49, ~
ton. n. j.
TRACY. Clarence Bartlett Tracy, Thursda.
October %. 1920. at TusoD, Ariz. Ihter-
rnent at Kensico Cemetery, New horN.
TRUsLO Frederick c.. OF Crawford. ,.
j. suddenly, on october 30, lD2O, IN ne"
York city. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TWfsS. ON october 80, after brief Illness
al his residence. IA East 5uth ST. Cnhries
Victor Twiss beloved husband OF MAT
Louise and father of Edith, MABEL anu
Grace. Services VIII be held At the Churcn
OF the Beloved Discipline. seth ST., east q
Madi 7on av., on November =. At ii a: n
TWISS-Brother c. Victor. Kane Lodge
No 454, =. e. A. M.-Brethren: You arc
hereby requested to attend an emergent
communication OF the lodge, 10 be held
at the church of the Beloved Disciple,
Madison avenue and Eighty ninth street,
on Tuesday November 2, 1920. II O'Clock
a. NJ for the purpose of holding Ma
sonic services over the remains or our
late Right Worshipful Brother, Q. Victor
T,vlss Terry NJ. Townsend, Master H.
W. PenoyaT. Secretary.
WIEGAND.-On Friday, October 70. 1920.
Edward beloved OF Edward and
I.enora Wiegand In his 18th year fu-
neral services at his late residence, 35''
East 15jth ST., Sunday. October II, al
$3.50 +. NJ Interment Monday, T. M
WoodIawn Cemetery.
WITTG ENSTEIN, Oscar. of Louisville, Ky.
suddenly. Father of Mr.. Wittgensten OF
New York.
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BURDICK-PAGE.

OYsrER BAY, L. L, Oct. 30.--One OF
tho large weddings OF the autumn was
that this afternoon Of Miss Katherine
Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
3. 3. Page of the Hotel Gotham, to Mr..
Howard Burdick. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton D. Burdick of SIS Carroll street.
Brooklyn. at Norwich House, the coun-
try home of the brides parents. There
were four hundred guests. The Rev. Dr.
Nehemiah Boynton officiated.
Miss Ruth Page. the brides sister. was
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were
tho Misses Olive Leonard of Seattle,
Mildred Howell OF Easton. Pa Evelyn
Schoefer, Emily Honeyman, Rachael
Higgins and Mrs. Courtney Aten of
Brooklyn.
The best man was Mr.. Robert Bur
dick. the bridegroom's brother. and the
ushers were Howard Knots of Boston,
James Fitzgerald of Newark, Whitney
Peterson, Gerald Clarke, Edgar Page and
Courtney Aten OF Brooklyn.
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BAKER-GALVIN.

Miss Elizabeth j. Calvin. daughter Of
Mrs. John Calvin of East Greenwich,
r. l.. was married to Col Merrill Gates
Baker OF this city yesterday at the
Bitmore by the Rev. Paul Blakeley.
S. j.. n few relatives and friends being
present The brides only attendant
was Mrs. William James Keith Mr.
Josef +. A. Comstedt was best man.
There was a reception and wedding
breakfast at "a East Fifty-second street,
the home Of the best man.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
j. Leonard Replogle, Mrs. Anne f..
Breniser. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph de Wy
ckoff. Mr. and Mrs. Victor ID. With
standley, Jr., Mr.. Eric Froander, Mrs
w Harcourt Palmer, Mr. and Mrs
Howard d. Ingels. Mr.. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Hemphill, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Savage, Mr. and Mrs. d. +. Sawyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Gwaltney. Col.
and Mrs. Baker Will live at the Bit
more
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BIGELOw-DWIGHT.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
BosToN, oct. 30.-Miss Ruth Dwight
daughter OF Mrs. James Dwight. was
married to-day In ST. Cecilia's Church,
Back Bay, to Mr.. Charles w. Bigelow,
sen Of Mrs. Henry Bigelow of Brook
line. The bride is a member Of the
1910 Sewing Circle and OF The Vincent
Club. The bridegroom Is an NJ. /. II.
man and a member OF the Tennis and
RACQUET Club and Union Club. Miss
Elizabeth Dwight. sister OF the bride,
was the maid Of honor and Mr.. Robert
W Swift of Syracuse, N. Y. was best
man.
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M AR lie D

BROWN friday, October *,
at ST. Marks Episcopal Church, San An
tonic, Texas, by the Rev. Philip K. Kemp,
Earle Brown Of New York city.
LEON-STURMAN.-M and Mrs. Charles
SturnlAn announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Rose, 20 Morton w. Leop on
Sunday. October "a. 1920.
RCSENSTOCK - SLOTKIN. - Mrs JLlia
Rosenstock. l6s Prospect Park West an
nounce5 the marriage Of her son, Mark
T.. Rosenstocls 20 Roe q. Slotkln OF Chi
cago. The wedding TO take place at Hotel
Bossert at noon Sunday. November T.
USSELI1-LUDLUM.- Miss Dorothy Branch
Ludlum and Stewart Allan Russell at
Skinner Memorial Chapel, Holyolte. Mass.
Saturday evening. October 80 at s T. NJ.
Reception at home of brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wycsoff. 1910
Northampton road, IIolyoke.
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IN NJ E MO r l A M

Hmm loving memory Fiossie Blrn. who
died II years ago to-day.
BLOCK.-In loving memory of my dear
mother. Julie Block, OF Brooklyn she
fell asleep October "a, 1918. Her daughter.
Lala.
BOEHLER-In loving memory OF my be-
loved wife and mother. Mary Z. Boealer
(nee Nlehuhr) late Great Keeper of Rec
ords OF ID. OF p. Died october 20. 1917.
Not gone from memory,
Not gone from Love,
But gone 10 a heavenly home above.
RODERICK BoEHLER,
Husband and Family
BRITT-John Gabriel, anniversary mass.
Saturday November G, 1920, A.. NJ,
Church St. John the Evangelist, Man
haitian.
DEL MONTE.-In fond and loving memory OF
our dear mother. Jane Del Monte. de-
parted this life October 20, 1918.
and sister. Emma G. NJ. (nee Haake)
whose lie was recalled by the Lord on
October 3d. 1915.
To a home on that far off shore;
In the Kingdom OF Rest,
Prepared for all OF Gods blest.
Father. Mother.
Sister and Brothers.
FRfEND.-In loving memory of Emanuel II
Friend, my dear husband and our beloved
father, who died November l, 1904
CRINIrEY.-Ursullnc Provincial Auxiliary
Month mind mass for our late dearly
loved member, Mrs. Feltx Grimley at ur-
suline Content' beolVTo -. -.
QUEEN mass for deceased members OF aux
iiiary at the Lady Chapel, st. Patrick
Cathedral, Saturday. November IL, 1o:3D
a. NJ.
Corresponding Sec, Mary A. Walsh.
President, Teresa s. Moriarity
rSRANrER.-In loving memory OF my dear
daughter. Ruth Marion, who passed away
Oct Il, 1913.
'.slpee on, beloved. take thy rest;
loved thee well. but God loves thee best.
LAWRENCE. Elm loving memory of my sister
Mary. departed this life October 81. 1895.
sister Louise.
ROSENBAUM.--In perpetual memory OF my
beloved mother. LARRY ROSENBAUM.
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She VIII Become the Bride of
Mr.. James Blaine
Walker, Jr.

Miss Elizabeth Harrison, youngest
daughter of the late Benjamin Harrison,
twenty third President of the United
lis and New York, will become the bride
Of Mr.. James Blaine Walker, Jr.. a
granddaughter of the late James G.
Blaine, who was Secretary of State in
the Cabinet of President Harrison. Their
engag cement, of equal interest to resi-
dents of Indiana and New York. was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. Harrison in
Indianapolis and this city. Mrs Harri-
sons New York home, where she now rs
living with her daughter, is at 103 East
Eighty-siyth street.
Miss Harrison Is n lawyer, member
of the bar of Indiana and New York
She has entered upon the practice of h-s'
profession and will not let marriage in
terfere with it. The wedding probably
will take place soon.
When President Harrison died in In
danapols in 1901 Miss Harrison had
not reached her teens. She studied at
Tudor Hail. Indianapolis, and was grad
uated from the Westover School in 1915.
She then attended the Washington
Square college of New York Univer-
sity, where she received degree or
Bachelor of Science. Her next educa-
tlonal step was the New York University
Law School. from which she received the
degrees of Bachelor of Law and Doctor
Turis Early in 1919 she was admitted
to the Indiana bar and the same year
passed her New York State bar exam
nations.
Mr.. Walker Is a son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Jares Blaine Walker of New York and
Pelham Manor. His grandfather, the
late Major Robert c. Walker, married
Miss Elizabeth Gillespie Blaine, elder
sister of the late James G. RrainA =
1911 he was graduated from Cornell and
engaged in business in Salt Lake City
until 1916. when he came to New York
and became connected with the Ameri-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the chantry of st. Thomas's
Church yesterday Miss Marion Grace
Wilson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
II. Wilson of this city and Norfolk,
Va, was married to Mr.. ]. L. Seward
Joralemon of East Orange by the Rev.
DR.. Ernest n. Stires. IT was small
wedding owing to illness in the brides
family. Mrs. Wilson B. Prophet ct
tended her sister. Mrs L. Dinwiddie
Joraleinon was best man for his
brother. The ushers were Messrs.
Nicholas II. Joralemon. Wilson B..
Prophet, Howard i. Boynton and Rob-
ert B. McEwan. There was recep-
ton at the Vanderbilt.
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Mrs. Schieffelin
Has Leg Broken
by Hunter Failing
Serious Accident Revealed
Through Her Return Home
From Hospital.

On her return yesterday from the Nor
ristown Hospital to the Gables. the coun-
try place at Morristown. n. j.. of her
parents, it became known that Mrs.
George r. d. schieffelin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner. had her
leg broken by her hunter falling on her
while riding With the Essex County
Hounds two weeks ago She now is
convalescent.
When the accident happened Mrs.
Schieffelin was well up in the chase. Her
horse in taking blind jump failed to
recover and fell with it's rider. One Of
Mrs. Schieffelin's legs was caught under
the animal and broken. The other riders
quickly went to her aid and hurried her
to the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheffeln make their
home with her parents, and when in the
city live at East Sixty-sixth street.
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HAHNIAN--KITE.

spscxoI Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 30.--Mtss
Anita Rebecca Kite. daughter of Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. I. w. Kite. was
married last night to MIR. Frank Pierce
Hartman, Jr. The wedding took place In
the apartment of the brides parents and
was followed by a small reception. Miss
Harriet Hartman. sister of the bride
groom. was maid of honor. Mr.. James
Ryon was best man. Mr. and Mrs Frank
p. Hartman, parents of the bridegroom.
came from their place near Leesburg.
Va, for the wedding and opened their
house in Florida avenue.
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ELLIMAN-STIRN.

Miss Natalie L. Stirn, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Stirn. was mar
ried to Mr.. Arthur Benbow Gilman, son
Of the late Arthur Benbow Gilman and
Mrs. Gilman, yesterday in the home of
the brides parents on Grymes Hill,
Staten Island. Miss Lucille Stirn sis
ter OF the bride, was the maid of .Ionor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Marion Hale
Gilman and Miss Rosalind Coetes Of
Minneapolis. Mr.. John Benbow Eli
man was his brothers best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Ferdinand r Stlrn
ard stephen r. Davenport of Staten
Island.
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. p. IT. PARKER sTARIN.

Mrs. Priscilla Townsend Parker Starin'
widow of Myndert Starin. of the Starin
steamship lines. who at one time owned
n large amount of real estate at Glen
Island and the greater part Of the amuse-
ments there died yesterday at her resi-
dence, 1853 West Ninety-third street.
after a long Illness. She was the dauGh-
ter OF Ransom Parker, one OF the
founders of the Calvary Baptist Church.
and was born in this city October 90.
1876. Mrs. Starin was an active mem
Der of the church throughout her life.
She leaves several nieces and nephews.
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ENGAGED.

Observation-Disclosures Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lederer. 62s West ll4th ST., wish
to announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Blanche. 20 Mr.. Samuel g.
Il, from 3 10 g. at their home.
THORMA N-TILLIS.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
THIS, OF 1888 Convent av.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Helen, 10
Lester X. ThoTman, SON OF Mr.. Henry
ThorInan and the late Bella ThorInan. At
home Sunday afternoon, November II.
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r T HIS.

GOODMAN. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman
OF Morristovn, y. j., announce the
arrival OF daughter Monday. ocio-
ber %.
MARK.-Mr and Mrs. Sol Mark (nee Cora
Iiart). 800 East isOth s. announce lhe
birth OF a son. Austin Me vim, on Sunday,
October a.
PERLING. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perllng
tnee Beatrice StiegeD of 203 West nsth
ST. announce the birth OF son. Robert
BENJAMIN, on October y at Or. Brunor 3
eanitariurn, 1913 West 18Th ST.
sCHOENFIELD.-M and Mrs. Matt f.
schoenflold (nee Rosetta Neumannl an
nounce the birth Of a son October 23.
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REINHARDT---DILG.

The wedding Of Miss Anita F dig.
cnly daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. i. dig, and Mr.. Arthur p. Reir-
ha-dt. son of Mr.. and Mrs. @. n Rein
hart. was celebrated Friday evening In
the Chapel of the Intercession, 155tn
street and Broadway. The Rev. Roman
Harding officiated. Mrs J. Herbert
Schreiner, recent bride. was raatrcn
OF honor, and the bridesmaids were the
Misses Beulah Brooks Taggart, Elsie
Sterling. Helen EggerS and Margare,
IalHser. Mr.. Edward A Meissauer, Jr..
vas best man.
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TO WED MISS II. w. RYDER.

Mrs. Gertrude S. Ryder of Forest
Hills L. l., has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Helen Whit
ney Ryder, to Lieut.. Fred Evans Wood
ward, air service. U. 8. A. son of Mrs.
George n. Woodward of Vcro, Fla, and
Rockford, Ill. Miss Ryder made her
debut several seasons ago. During the
war she was active in hospital and can
teen work.
Lieut.. Woodward saw service in
France for twenty-five months and now
is stationed at Carlstrom Field, Area ia,
Fla
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EUGENE MARION HANSON.

Eugene Marion Hanson. retired whole
sale fruit merchant. died yesterday OF
heart disease In his home nj Lowerre
summit Yonkers Mr.. Hanson was born
in Mlddletown. Delaware, seventy-two
years ago For thirty-hve years he was
associated with r. r. Cochran & Co..
wholesale fruit and produce merchants
of 90 Park row. Manhattan He retired
from business about eight years ago
He is survived by one son. y. Irving
Hanson, and three daughters. Mrs Er-
nest v. Connolly Mrs. Parker Latin and
Mrs. Walter Fancher.
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FREDERICK c. TRUsLow.

Frederick c. Truslow, retired. died
suddenly yesterday. For many years he
was connected with the Armstrong Cork
Company. He was born In Brooklyn
and lived there and at his summer place
at Great River. L. l., until six years
ago, when-he moved to Crawford y. j.
Mr.. Truslow was n graduate of Yale
University. Two children survive him.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs Huston Dudley of Nash
Vile. Tenn. announce the engagement
of their daughter Miss Frances Dudley,
t. Mr.. Robert III. Gardner OF New York,
formerly OF Nashville.
Mr.. Robert II. Hart OF Morristown
n j., has announced the engagement Of
his sister. Miss Anne y Hart. daughter
Of the late Mrs. John J. Hart, to Mr..
Frederick w. Schmidt. Jr, Of Milling
ton, NJ. J.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-Monday afternoon, and $3.50. list
81. and broadway, Hotel Joyce to Grand
Central Station, n dark blue purse contain
ing money and letters: liberal reward. Re-
turn HOTEL ROBERT FULTON
LOsT-Oct. 20. uptown subway train, black
photorraphic album ehowiug Views ~ FAX
craft, Ramnpo Lake, ". Y. suitable re-
ward II returned TO pAYSpN Mel. NTE-
RILL co. y. ATTN ct. New Work.
LosT--Blue aud gold bro AIDED small purse
7oth, Thursday AZ 30. reward. Return ITS
e. 10th, apt n north.
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DANCING MASTER DEAD.

PORTLAND, Ore, oct. 30.--Mose Chris
Jensen. former president Of the National
Dancing Masters Association. died here
to-day lie was reputed 20 be the orig
inator Of several modern dances. His
home formerly was at Boise. Idaho.
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CEMETERIES, &C.
CEMETERY rIors $3.50 AND |

CEMETERY PLOTS $3.50 AND UP.
HALF PLOTS $3.50 AND UP.
ONE HOUR ny AUTO AT BETM pANIp.
sss W i50Tu ST. AuDUBON 5S2I.
FOR SALE.
Fine level lot, old part Woodlawn Gene
tory. choice location. Address n. +. W..
loci, hox 27G. Grand Central station. .-
r.pEESNOOD CEMETERY quarter plot for
sale. reasonable price. CHARLES POT-
TER. t3a broadway
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SMITU-K ELLES.

Miss Amy l.. Kelley. only daughter
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Kelley OF
Port Chester. was married 20 Mr. Her
bert z. Smith OF Ridsewood. n. j.. at
her home last evening by the Rev. Harry
L. Head. The bridesmaid was MISS
Dorothy Kendig. and the Misses Janet
and Wilma Kelley, nieces of the bride
were flower girls. Mr., Franklin Smith.
brother Of the bridegroom was best
man
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WOrthington DAVIS, l5 recovering from
serious injuries received in an automo-
/ lille accident.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Terry Butler,
who are passing their honeymoon at
! Park Grove Inn, Asheviile. N. c. will
be for the winter at 122 East Seventy
sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold f Mccormick
arrived from Europe aboard the Aquata-
MIA and are at the Plaza Hotel for a few
days before leaving for their home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert u. Gray VIII oc-
cupy this winter the house OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Sloane at 9 East Seventy
ninth street.
Mrs. William Douglas sloane is az
Madison, N j., with her sister. Mrs.
Hamilton Mex. Two,nbly, before open
ing her house at 2 West Fifty-second
street.
Mms CatharIne S. Burton. daughter Of
Mr.. Frank v. Burton. has taken Miss
Marie La Mortgages apartment nj $40
Park avenue
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Sea-
man have returned TO 247 Fifth avenue
after visit with Miss Martha Goldman,
in Newport, r. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Roland y. Hartman,
who returned from Idaho last Tuesday,
are guests of his mother, Mrs. T.. Henry
Hartman, in Arden, N. Y.
Lady Rothmere, who has b I at the
Plaza for several weeks will leave on
Monday for White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson arrived aboard
the steamship Rotterdam and is at the
Plaza Hotel for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary have
party of guests at their country house ut
Hicksville, J.. l., over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne, Jr.,
are the guests OF his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne. in Princeton.
Mrs. Alexander Brown o? Baltimore
is guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs I. Suffern Taller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdor Barrett valen-
tine Of 1slip. L. l., will pass the winter
at $40 Park avenue.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks has been stop
ping at the Chatham since closing her
summer home at York Harbor, Me.
Miss Angelica Gerry, who passed the
autumn at Lake Delaware. ". Y, at al
2 East Sixty-frst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lorimer worden have
returned from Hot Springs. va, to as
East F'ifty-frst street
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. DIN have
closed their house in Rhlnebeck. ". Y,
and have returned to New York
Mrs. John Hall Mccullough will start
this week for Europe.
Cen and Mrs ]. Fred Pierson win re-
turn to New York to-day from Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston have
returned from Bar Harbor.
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A N NV r. S A RES

HIRSCH. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman IIlrsch. 4si
West i50th ST.. win be at home Sunday
evening, November T. TO friends and rela-
ties In celebration OF their 2Jth wedding
anniversary. No cards.
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WEDDING NOTES.

Cards have been received here OF the
wedding In st. Marks Church. San An
tonic, Tex. October Is. OF Miss Anna
Laura Reilly, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew y. Reilly. to Mr.. John Earle
Brown. son OF Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Brown. OF GA West 14Sth street The
bridegroom served in France AZ a lieu
tenant In the aerial Photograph SER
vice. He and his bride sailed last
Wednesday for Maracalbo, Venezuela.
where he is with the Maracaibo OH Com
pany as geologist.
The wedding OF Miss Mona Carry
Kene. daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Alphonse Kene. OF 81 Greene avenue.
Brooklyn, to Mr.. Frank West Eliot, Jr.,
OF this city, will take place on Novem-
Der % at the home OF the bride
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$500 REWARD

For any information leading 20 recovery ~
1910 Mercer. sport model, gray body. black
wire wheels car No. $3.50 motor No.
from IN front OF 24i w 18Th at. N Y. c..
on August ~. Communicate with John J.
Stats, "a stone ~. Telephone Broad 1871.
$40 REWARD FOR umbrella ioft In taxi Fri
dRv night from Grand central station 10
iiOth NJ. Return BLACK STAR n FROST.
5th nv. and 4sth "a.
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wASHIyGTOZ.

Chief Justice Constantine J. Smith OF
the District Of Columbia Court OF APP
peals and Mrs Smith announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Cath
crime Smith. 60 Mr. Charles Ward Bur-
CESS. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bur
CESS, Of Omaha. Mrs. Smith had in
tended TO present her daughter to so
ciety in December. but instead plans are
being made for her wedding in jan
uary.
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Miss Elizabeth Harrison.

can International Corporation. He served
in France at Gen. Pershing's headquar-
ters as secretary OF the First Section.
General Staff, A. e. L.
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Mrs William Leonard Davis, who
passed the summer abroad, has returned
10 1851 Madison avenue. Her son, Mr..
Worthington Davis. is recovering from
serious injuries received in an automo-
lille accident.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Mrs. John Wood Blodgett, now at
Grand Rapids, Mich. will come TO the
st. Regis on November IS. Her hus-
band recently purchased Avalon, in
Pride's Crossing, Mass, formerly the
summer home of the late Frederick Aver
OF Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Colby
ere in New York, where Mrs Colby will
remain until after election. Secretary
Colby will deliver speech in Boston.
returning to New York to vote. Miss
Catherine Colby VIII join her parents in
New York and Will also vote this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Mrs. Houston, wife of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, will resume her after
moons at home on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10. and will receive each Wednesday
thereafter until January /, when she is
giving up her house.