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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15
DINNER FOR MRS. MUNR0E.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. Brown of 103
East Thirty-fifth street gave a dinner
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. John Mum
roe who have just returned from their
wedding trip. Mrs. Munroe was Miss
Adelaide Sedgwick. and her marriage to
Mr.. Munroe took place on September Is
at Faircroft, the country place of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rich
Steers. in Port Chester, N. Y. The other
guests at dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis B. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reed. Miss Marion Carey Dins-
more. Miss M. Symphorosa Bristed. Mr..
and Mrs. Le Grand B. Cannon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander. Miss
Marion McKeever. Miss Lucille Bald
win. Miss Adrienne Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs
Stedman Hanks, Messrs. George Mac
culloch Miller. George M. Rushmore.
Galiatin Pell. Vernon II. Brown and
Francis NJ. Simonds. Jr. There was
dancing after dinner.
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IN M E MO A M a..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In sad and loving
memory OF Isaac Blumenthal, who de-
parted this life october ~, 1905.
HoRToS.-rn loving memory Of our beloved
daughter Mildred Leonard Horton. who
passed away october 10. 1918.
LERToRA.-Tn loving memory OF my father.
Andrea Le-tora, who died October ~,
zoos,
But on for the touch
or n vanished hand
And the sound OF voice
That n still.
,rTu.I.Y-In loving memory OF Leo S. Tully,
age q years 10 months. r. 9. private.
Company A, 1a5th Infantry, who was
killed IN action October IS. 1918. at Er
ST. Georges. In the Argonne. His family.
wADswoRTH-Asher Parker. Jr., who de-
parted this iife at Plainfield. ". j., DC
tober -, 1918, IN his 10Th year.
Alas, that spring should vanish with the
rosei
That youths sweet scented manuscript
should close!
T'he nightingale that IN .he branches sang.
An, whence and whittier flown again. Who
knows7"
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

'sonya." the romantic drama which will
be produced by Marc Klaw. Inc. with Vic.
Emanuel Reichcr directing. will open in At.
lantic City on Monday next.
Taylor Holmes has accepted for immedi-
ate production romantic opera entitled
THE Ghost Between" by Vincent Law
renee, In collaboration with Hugo Riesen-
field. Present plans call for its production
about December !.
John Golden announces that Frank Bacon
in 'Iightnin' " broke the matinee record of
the Gaiety Theatre at the Booth performance
on Columbus Day. the previous record hav-
Ing been set by the same attraction Labor
Day. The new record was made possible
by a greater number OF long necked standees.
George Broad hurst effected yesterday q,
Lan nS Mccormick's play "fhe Storm
Monday. October Is. filling the time FOR for
which Ben Hur" was booked.
on Friday. October %. Michael Goidreyer
will present his first production, n comedy
by Wilson X. Nixon called THE Shortcut"
at the Columbia Theatre In Far Rockaway.
whore Mike sayH every one reads the New
York papers" The leading parts win be
played by Florence Eldridse and Fleming
Ward.
Charles Dillingham; arranged yesterday
with Alfred Butt OF London for an extern
sion OF the contract whereby the Sixteen
London Palace Girls now with Fred Stone
England for a Christmas pantomime, As
originally scheduled. but VIII remain at the
Globe Theatre.
The Night Boat" will celebrate its 3oo,b
performance at to-morrow's matinee at the
Liberty Theatre.
Georges Carpenter attended last NIGHTS
performance OF Good Times" at the Hin
podrome.
Ruth Mitchell. who sprang into notice last
year during the actors strike by asking
what are Gompers7' win again appear In
''fiitchy- Koo 1920" at the New Amsterdam
Theatre next Tuesday.
The League OF American Penwomen.
through the New York Auxiliary, have se-
lected from It's competition four plays 10 be
produced here with professional casts short
~. They are PA and Q's," by Annie
Nathan Myers; THE Door Of Miracles by
Ruth Underhill: "Euphemista." BY Mrs
Elizabeth d'Aiiaga. and white Tulips" NV
Mrs. Ruth Van valkenberg Villas.
Three Live Ghosts" moves 10 the Nora
Bayes Theatre from the Greenwich Village
next Monday night.
Laurence Leonard, famous English barry
tone has been added to the list OF artists
who will appear In the Sunday afternoon
musicale 10 he given at the oenturv Theatre
On October II.
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BARON DE VILLIERS HERE
TO MARRY MISS KING
French Officer to Wed Nelc
York Girl November 4.

Miss Ruth King. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. David II. King. Jr..
will be married to Lieut.. the Baron de
Villiers du TERRACE Of France on the
afternoon Of November 4 at 8 East Sew
enty-ninth street. house that has been
leased for the occasion. Miss Kings
sister. Mrs. Charles de Rham, Jr.. will
be with her for the wedding. The de-
tails have not yet been completed. but
Miss King will have In attendance two
pages. Griswold Fiagg and David II.
King Flagg. the young sons of her
other sister, Mrs. S. Griswold Flagg
Sd OF Philadelphia, who was Miss Doro-
thy King.
Miss King recently returned from
Paris. where she had been for some
time, when the engagement was an
nounced last month. Baron de villiers
du TERRACE also is here. a guest of her
brother. Mr.. Van Rensselaer, c. King.
Baron de Villiers Is a member of an
ancient family In France.
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Charles A. Childs. Mrs. Joseph w. Har.
riman. Miss Miriam Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Nj. Baruch. Miss Belle
Baruch. Mr.. Rhinelander Stewart, Jr..
Princess Miguel de Braganza, Mr.. Camp
bell Steward. Miss Margaret Stew ard.
Messrs. r. Thornton Wilson and e.
Coster Wilmerding. Mrs. Henry A.
Alexander, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, DR..
and Mrs. John A. Hartwell. Mrs. John
r. Drexell and Princess Michael Canta-
cuzene-Sperauskey.
The bridegroom has occupied diplo-
matte posts for nearly fifteen years.
having from time to time been sta
toned In Paris. Constantinople, Petro-
grad and Stockholm. Much Of his sum-
mer life has been passed in Newport,
where the villa Of his late father. East
bourne Lodge. is one of the notable ones
there The engagement was announced
In Paris early In the summer. where
Mrs. Alexander and her daughter had
been at their home in the French cap
ital.
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JACOB II. SCHIFPS
APPEAL FOR JEWS
Last Letter Read at Meeting
of Charities Federation.

Tributes to the philanthropy OF the
late Jacob II. Schiff and an appeal fol-
activity in reducing the deficit which
Jewish charities in Manhattan and The
Bronx face marked the first fall meet
Ing last night OF the Business Mems
Council and women's Division OF the
Federation for the Support OF Jewish
Charities at the home of Adolph
Lewisohn. Ss1 Fifth avenue.
A letter which Mr.. Schlff wrote Ia
Arthur Lehman, chairman Of the Bust
Mems Council. just before his death
was read. 1t contained not only an APP
peal but brief outline Of the methods
which the organization is to use In
raising future funds. He wrote in
part:
THE Jewish community In its en-
tirety needs to have II brought home to
II year in, year out. that aside from
any other occasional applications that
may come to its members for other
purposes II has, first of all. the duty
to provide in full for the ever growing
needs of It's own philanthropic organi-
cations. Some OF these. II not prac-
tically all, are now having great diff
Guilty In making ends meet because
federation cannot supply them with suf-
fcient funds to cover their current ex-
penses not to speak OF the amounts the
institutions require TO expend from time
to time as needed in consequence OF
the growth of our population.
cit is earnestly to be hoped that tho
pIan now proposed OF organizing bodies
of volunteer workers In every industry
and calling for cooperation of organi-
cations of women TO secure through
work throughout the year constantly
growing number CT members of fedora
tion NAV have It's effect and will insure
the possibility - -~'s'ng from year to
wear the Las auount that must be
obtained II our philanthropic institu-
tons are to prosper In the proper sense
OF the word, instead OF negotiating. as
many of them certainly are now do
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JOSEPH DYKES.

Joseph Dykes, 80 years old. one of
tho organizers OF the Flushing Bank.
the Queens County Savings Bank and
prominent in Democratic politics In
Queens. died suddenly yesterday in his
home, 312 Sanford avenue. Flushing.
He was formerly Treasurer of Queens
county and was at one time Supervisor
Of the Town of Flushing. Mr.. Dykes
was also one of the organizers of the
Flushing and College Point Trolley
Company. now part of the New YORK
and Queens County Railroad system
For years Mr.. Dykes was engaged In
the produce commission business in
Long Island City, but retired thirty
five years ago. He was member of
Pacific Lodge of Odd Fellows Of Flush
ing for more than forty years. His wife
survives.
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NJ A r RIED.

YERs-BEDERIcK.-on October q. 1920
at the home OF the bride, Kingston N v
Elizabeth Bederick. daughter OF Mrs. Ad.
olson Bederick and the late Addison
Bederick. TO Robert Joseph Byers son ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Byers. OF Brook
Ign.
FRY-ANDREW.-Or Thursday October "a
1920, In the Chapel OF st. MichaeI's EMS
copal Church. by the Rev Thomas Nc
Candless, Beatrice, daughter OF Henry
Hersey Andrew. of New York and boston
TO George Gardiner Fry. Jr gon Of M
and Mrs. George Gardiner Fry. OF New
York city. ''
TUCKER-KNAPP.-o Thursday. October
Il. at the residence OF Edwin rho,ra
Esq. West fslip, L. l., by the Rev - Ne Ne
Petty, Pheoe Thorne Knapp and John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15
MISS NELL GIVES RECITAL.

Miss Amy Neill, a young violinist of
Chicago and not entirely unknown here.
made her local professional debut in a
recital at Carnegie Hall last night. This
player Is a pupil Of Auer and Kortschak.
She played, among other things, a
sonata of Nardini. Mendelssohn con-
certo and Sowerby's THE Cuckoo" an
old English tune. Miss Neilrs person
ality, aside from her art. made a pleas
ant impression. Her tone lacked musical
quality and her style was immature.
She played with technical skill and her
attitude toward the music was praise
worthy for seriousness.
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JOHN FRANKLIN.

PARIS, Oct. 14.--John Franklin, edi-
torial director of the Havas Agency, died
to-day in his home here. He was d.
rect descendant of Benjamin Franklin.
He recently underwent an operation,
which proved too severe strain upon
his constitution. He was 80 years old.
Mr.. Franklin was one OF the best known
journalists and political writer's In Paris.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Rufus Ellis and daughter. Miss
Beryl Ellis, who visited Mrs. George A.
HUM. Jr.. at Islip. L. l.. now are at
Mrs. Huhn's apartment. 375 Park ave-
nue., for the remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Sprague have
returned to 241 West End avenue from
their country home in Sharon. Conn.
Ensign Robert c. Sprague. U. S. N,
is serving on board the Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Julian X. Sprague is at Yale Uni
versity.
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SISTERS TO WED ON HOLIDAYS.
One to Become Bride on Christ
mas and Other New Yearss Eve.

There will be two weddings In the
family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrer
of this city and Cienfuegos. Cuba, In
December. Their daughter. Miss Marie
Ferrer. will become the bride Of Mr..
John Silva of this city and Cuba on
December rs. and her sister. Miss
Theresa Ferrer. will be married to Mr..
Domingo Yrissari of cicnfuegos on De-
cember 81.
The weddings are OF interest to many
here. as the brides to be WERE educated
at private school In Tarrytown. where
another sister In ut present. Mr.. Silva
also Is well known here and Is a gradu-
ate OF the law department Of Column
bia University.
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BARON AvEZzANA MAY STAY.
Ambassador Is Now Going to italy
on Leave.

WASHINGTON. Oct 14.-Baron Camille
Romano Avezzana, italian Ambassado,
TO the United States. will sail for italy
on October % on the steamer Adriatie
on leave OF absence His family will re-
main here. 1t was reported recently
from Rome that Baron Avezzana was n
be transferred from Washington. but I,
was stated to-day at the Embassy thai
no official Information Of the change
had been received
The State Department has been ap-
proached informally as to whether
Baron Aliotta. former attache Mt the
Embassy here and now In the italia
Foreign Office. would be acceptable 10
the American Government as the italian
Ambassador. 1t IL understood that NO
reply has yet been made and In some Of
nciai and diplomatic quarters the opin-
ION Is expressed that no change In Am
bassadors will be made. at least for the
present.
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FAY-ANDREw.

Miss Beatrice Andrew, daughter OF
Col and Mrs. Henry Hersey Andrew
OF 123 West Sevcnty-eishth street was
married yesterday In ST. Michaers
Church to Mr.. George Gardiner Fry, Jr.
Because Of mourning there was no re-
ception. The bride is a granddaughter
Of the late John A. Andrew, who was
Governor of Massachusetts,.
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vIOLINIsT TO MAKE DEBUT.

Sydney rector. young American
violinist, will be introduced to the pub
lie this evening in n concert at the
Mountain Lakes Club House, Noun
tain Lakes. n. J. He will be assisted
by Nine. Carmen Pascova, mezzo So
prano the Mines. Pallavicni, piano.
violin and cello; and Nine. Louise Pas
cova. lyric soprano.
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DANCING EXPOSITION HERE.

Announcement was made yesterday
that on November the first interna-
tional dancing exposition will take
place at the Seventy-first Regiment
Armory. The event will be the first of
its kind in America and will include
several contests. among them a beauty
contest. Prominent film and stage stars
will act as Judges. Continuous dancing
will be a feature of the exposition.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Tucsday morning on Lexington sub
way into Grand Central Terminal. leather
nurse. engraved G. ~, silver corner. con-
flaming personal papers. calling cards. some
money Finder keep money. return purse 20
g. BLAKE. 1921 u. seth 81. Additional re-
ward VIII be given. -
LOsT-On Thurrday, october 10. between 10
ard II A. NJ, pair OF gold folding eye.
glasses. going from 6ad St 20 $50 st. on 81
please return 10 i45 East 6ist at. Reward.
LosT-Certificate No o235S4 for 10 shares
wabash Railway Company preferred A
stock, registered IN name OF Mrs. Margaret
Daiy; transfer has been stopped and all
perties are warned against negotiating
same. Finder please notify CLARK, CHfLD5
CO.. 165 Broadway. New York city.
REWARD for return two RATS, 6xl2 and
i2xi2 timber, broke adrift from Green
vile Basin, Jerrey Ctsy. Sunday morning.
HENRY STEERS. INC, ~ Battery pl.
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DIED.


BANNER.-on wednesday. October IA a,
her residence In Scarsdafe, Minnie vviao,
OF Simon Banner. In the 6Sth year of ne,
age. Funeral services will be held ~ the
Chapel at Salem Fields Cemetery. on ts,t
day morning. october Is. at II 40 o'cIoct
II is earnestly requested that no flower.
be sent.
WMAN.--Marie Vance. wife n, r,rna.,
Macdonald BOWMAN S on October IS: Ser,
October 10. at p. NJ. interment AZ
Chicago.
CjANDA-Ferdinsn E., on October ia n, ri,
residence. o67 Madison av., in his 7stb
year. Funeral services will be held n,
Church of st. Vincent de Paul, pad NJ
near 9th av., on Saturday. October 10 NJ
IL o'clock A. M. Interment private.
CAssIDY.--At her residence. 442 West s7,b
st Susan Cassidy, daughter of Tho lac
Peter and Mary Cassidy (nee Conaty1. ma
tive Of Ballyheian, County Cavan, ireland
Funeral services at the Paulist Fathers
Church. Goth ct and Columbus av., on
Saturday, october 10. at II A. NJ In
torment calvary.
COIEMAN.--On october "a. Bridget the he
loved wife Of Patrick Coleman, nee Keat-
ing. and sister OF the late Patrick Heating.
native of Diset, County Glare, Ireland
Funeral from her late residence 1874 West
Tooth st., on Saturday. October ia nj
$3.50 A. NJ. Thence TO the Ascension
Church, f01th st., near broadway, where
requiem mass will be offered for the re-
pose OF her soul. 1nternent Calvary
DARLING. On October "a. 1920. Albert NJ
in his Sist year. Funeral services Setu~-
day, at his late residence, Smlthstown
Branch. N. Y, at +. M.
DAWSON October u. at her residence in
the city OF New York. Alice, beloved wife
OF Gherardi Davis and daughter OF the
late John A. and Mary Golden King Fu-
neral from the church Of the Incarnation.
October IL, at 10 30. Interment at Grace
Church, Jamaica, l.. /.
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TUXEDO REP CROSS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Tuxedo
Park chapter OF the American Red Cross
will be held on Friday afternoon, October
%, at the tuxedo Tennis Club. All mem
bers of the chapter are invited to be
present.
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DIAMOND HORSESHOE PIN PLATINUM,
SETTING. GOLD. 81 STONES FROM
o S,SIcIHi;AAL TO oNE-TH1RD CARAT AT.
NWiEIrGhT FROM ga TO 5lz; OLD SAFETY
ppne1dSH On PIN; BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN ~ LOST AT THE OPERA OR MOU-
In III ROUGE: SUBSTANTIAL REWARD;
In Hgp0h ~ I IS ASKED. Y TIC HERALD.
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ELECT MIR. JOHN wANAMAKER.

TOXIC. Oct. 14.-Mr. John Wanamaker
OF Philadelphia was elected President of
the Worlds Sunday School Association
at to-day's session OF the convention OF
that organization here.
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Miss Eudora Clover. who spent the
summer at her ranch in California, will
remain there through the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15

Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson and her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Wilson, have
returned to their Rhode Island avenue
residence after summer In England.
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Baroness Won Schoen. wife Of a mem
Der Of the German diplomatic service
has arrived from Mexico to stay with
her brother-in-iaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15

Secretary OF the Interior Payne will
go to Delaware tomorrow to visit Mr..
and Mrs. willard Salisbury.
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Jeweiry.

REWARD
Mn De paid for the return of a platinum
a,,anond brooch. diamond shape, five large
I ~ probably lost In subway October
II; communicate with L. B. HOPWOOD. Sc
S SotI ST. New York city. Telephone Beekman
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Found.

FOUND-Lady's pin. sapphire, diamonds and
pearls; will return on proof OF ow,nersbin
and pay for advertisement. II 1871 Herald.
Herald so.
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LOST AND FOUND

tween 93d 81. and Columbus ay and
s4th st. and central Park West. en-
velope containing 5000 in Liberty
bonds. $1,000 u. s. Rubber IS, 81 900
Monongahela Valley Traction Is,
Liberal reward paid, no questions
asked. IL returned to ALBERT r.
BRAND. 90 Pine ST.. N. Y. city.
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valuable 70 owner only; liberal reward
hetuIn EDWARD BARONDESS, room 5lf
oO Melden lane. Phone Iohn LIZ Il
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Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt, who
started for Europe on board the Olympic
last Saturday. will remain In Paris until
Christmas. when she will return to New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Peters are
passing the autumn at their country
house in Islip. l. I.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor
and Miss vouletti T. Proctor will return
from Cold Spring Harbor. L. l., on No
vember ].
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Mr.. Charles d. Walcott. secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution. and Mrs.
Walcott, have returned from a three
months absence spent in the Canadian
Rockies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-15

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes entertained company OF mer
at dinner last night, delegates from
Great Britain. France. Italy. japan and
the United States. who are attending the
International Communications Congress
The guests numbered about nifty.
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Liz Rof:-A: Stamford. Conn, on Wednes-
gay, october ID, 1920. Louisa, daughter
OF the late Jacob and Charlotte Otis L.
roy. Funeral service will be held at ST.
Andrew's Church. Stamford, Conn. o.,
FRIDAY October Is. 1920. at II O'Clock
WOODLAND Cemetery
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For the benefit of Grosvenor House
a dance will be given in the Ritz-Carlton
December under the direction of Mrs.
Samuel Sloan Walker Mrs Charles D.
Dickey. Jr.. and the Misses Julia Bart
lett, Helen Lee. Sara Tod Buckley. Eloise
Polar and Mary Hurd
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-31

:Christion Endeavor, Conservation meet
ing; 7 p. m. Union Evangelistic SER
vices in Methodist church; a cordial
invitation to ALL
The Christmas Cantata, "Santa
Claus Reception, given by the Sab
bath school of the Presbyterian church
last Thursday evening, was splendid
success. A crowded church encourage
ed the fifty or more participants to do
their best. A large tree decorated
with many electric lights and pres
ents was a sight the children will nev-
er forget. The Brotherhood class and
the congregation remembered the pas
tor with a large purse of money. Saint
Santa's reception was great success.
Methodist Episcopal Church
preaching service at 10 a. m. Sabbath
school service at II a. M; Epworth
League service at 6 p. M; preaching
service at Z p. IN.
There will be Evangelistic meetings
for ten days, beginning Sabbath morn
ing, Jan. 2. Drs. c. H. Fowles and
w. E. Bancroft will be here to, conduct
the meetings. You are urgently re.
quested to lay aside your special work
and give these meetings your support
by your presence, your prayers anc
your service.
There will be Union service OF
Sabbath evening, Jan. 2.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-31

The prayer service on Thursday ev-
ening, Dec. 80, necessary preparation
and conditions for revival.
There will be an all-day meeting of
the W. F. M. society on Wednesday,
Jan. 5, Mrs. A. Calendar is hostess,
Mrs. Charles Dix is program leader.
Bring your lunch, needle and thimble.
The white Gift Christmas Pageant
was rendered before full house on
Sabbath evening, Dec. 26. The offer
ing, which amounted to $40 will go fol
relief to the "Near East" necessity.
Baptist Church-Morning service al
10 o'clock, New Years sermon by the
pastor; S. S. at Ills; our new officers
take charge and we want all to bt
present to greet them. Jabez Bost
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-31

wick, Supt.
Union evangelistic services at the
NJ. E. church.
Annual church meeting at 10 o'clock
Thursday, Jan. 6. Dinner at noon.
Business session after dinner.
A crowded house enjoyed an unusu-
ally good Christmas cantata Friday
evening. The church was beautifully
decorated.
A Correction: The statement made
last week that Mary Easton's homo
on East Main street had been sold to
Geo. Taylor appears to have been in
correct. Mrs. Lucille Easton Knowl-
ton of Akron, writes that Mrs. Easton
is making her home with her, Mrs.
Knowlton, and that the place alluded
to has not been sold.