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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
SOCIAL NOTES.

Congratulations are being sent to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond ]. Weber upon the
birth of n daughter at their home, la
East Thirty-sixth street. on September
2s. Mrs. Weber is n daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James ]. Larkln Of 240 East
Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Vernon Howe Bailey. who Is at
present In Stockbridge. will make sev-
eral visits in New England before re-
turning TO her home at IA East Sixtieth
street about November I.
Miss Lillian Robbins. daughter of Mr..
Aaron Robbins. and Mr. Elihu ]. Twill
ng, son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph l.,
Zwillng. viii be married Sunday al
Chalifs by the Rev. DR.. MordecaI M
Kaplan Mr. Zwiling and his bride will
90 to California on their wedding jour.
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson j. F. Flint
entertained at dinner last night at Del
monico's for Mrs Albert ]. Morgan, their
daughter.
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SOCIETY AT THE THEATRES.

senor DR. Don Santos A. Dominlci, tho
Minister from Venezuela. Joined party
OF friends last night at the Century
Theatre. where they watched the per-
Torrance OF Mecca" from a box.
others In the audience were Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn.
Mrs. Gcorre w. Vanderbilt. Miss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt and Mr.. -. ogden
Chisolm attended the performance OF
Enter Madame In the Fulton
In tho audience that saw Tip Top
in the Globe we're Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks
Arnold Weatherbee, Miss Marie NJ
Foley, Mr.. Francis Foley, MIR. and Mrs
j. Griswold Webb Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick II. Cruger. Mrs. William Watson
Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Henry Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman took
a party OF eight friends to the Hippo
droms to see Good Times"
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Elizabeth Ludlow Christie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. LUDLOW
Christie of Rye, n. Y, and Mr.. Ralph
Polk Nanny. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Nanny Of Larchmont, will be mar
ried in Christ Episcopal Church, Rye.
next Saturday afternoon. Miss Christie
is n member of the Junior League ard
the Society of Naval Sponsors. New
York. Mr.. Nanny IS a graduate of Yale,
class 1918.
Miss Janet Rowlette Warford. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin II. War
ford of Greenwich. Conn, will be mar
ried to MIR. Theodore Houghton Wal
worth, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
walworth of New Rochelle, next Tues
day afternoon.
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JENNY LIMBS LIFE IN FILM.

In connection with the Jenny Lind
centenary now being celebrated II was
announced yesterday that photodra-
matte production OF the life and sue
ssses of the Swedish singer viii be
produced for the screen by the Jenny
Lind Photoplay Corporation of SGT Fifth
avenue In cooperation with the Allied
Independent Attractions. Inc. Leondas
Westervelt Is author OF the story. which
has been adapted for the screen BY Eus-
tace Hale Hall. Personal souvenirs.
costumes and autograph letters from
Mr.. Westervelts JeHny Lind collection
win be used as properties. They include
letters by Jenny Lind Mendelssohn the
composer: Otto Goldschmidt, to whom
she was married, and Z. T. Barnum,
her American manager.
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Miss Lydia Babbott
Becomes Bride of
DR.. S. EmIen Stokes
Wedding at Brides Home in
Glen Cove Is Followed
by Reception.

Miss Lydia Pratt Babbott, daughter OF
Mr. Frank L. Babbott OF 149 Lincola
place. Brooklyn, was married yesterday
to DR.. S. Emlen Stokes. son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stokes of Moorestown, n.
j., in the country home OF the brides
father at Dosoris. Glen Cove. l.. !.
About eighty relatives and friends at
tended the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. John lump
stone of Brooklyn. The reception was
attended by several hundred guests
rom the North shore colonies. ne"
York and Brooklyn.
The living room. where the marriage
took place, was decorated with aulurih
flowers in ye low. pink and blue tones,
combined with greens. The BRIDE. VINO
was given in marriage by her Iather,
wore a gown of white chiffon velvet ana
rose point lace, the latter FORMING ING
y aist. The train was OF chiffon vel'et,
fastened at the waist. The veil was OF
rare old rose point lace. Her pouQue.
was of white orchids and iiles OF ING
valley. Miss Helen Bsbbott. VINO was
maid or honor for her sister, wore solt
yellow velvet and chiffon. Her bouquet
was a profusion OF fall flowers of az
shades. Miss Frances Wood Ladd' tne
brides five-year-old niece. was tio"ef
girl. She wore yellow crepe de chihe'
and carried a basket of autumn flowers.
DR.. Joseph Stokes. Jr.. was ms
brothers best man. and the ushers wcIe =
Dr. Frank L. Babbott. Jr, brother OF
the bride; DR.. Rowland Philips Oh
Philadelphia, and Mr. Francis stokes OF
Moorestown n. j. After the ceremony
there was a reception, and supper mas
served at small tables on the lawn. ne
couple will tour through New England
by automobile.
The bride is a granddaughter or tne
late Charles Pratt. and was graduateo
from Vassar in 1917. DR.. Stokes was
Graduated from Haverford College ~
1914. The bride IS niece OF MISE =, o
Charles NJ. George d., freaericn -
Jobn IT. Herbert L. and Harold /. Pratt.
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NEWPORT.

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice will return to Mirimar tomorrow
after an automobile trip. They will re-
main at Newport until the latter part OF
November. and then after months stay
at the Ritz In New York will go to
Europe for the remainder of the winter.
Mrs George T. Bliss and Miss Susan
Dwight Bliss have closed Broadlawns
and left for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman De r. White
house have closed their estate at Prices
Neck and left for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. william CANNED
closed North House to-day and went to
Providence.
Mrs. Richard w. Corbin has returned
from Europe. where she has been since
May. and is at Pine Lodge In Catherine
street for a prolonged stay
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlce and Miss
Msbel VI Srttcriee will end their stay
here next wednesday and leave for New
York
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Mrs. Angler B. Duke and Mrs.
Charles di Loosely .Oclrichs
Among Hostesses.

HOT SPRINGS, Va. Oct. MANY
luncheos and dinners are being given
here by autumn soJourners.
Mrs. Angler B. Duke OF Philadelphia
and New York. who is here with her
children. Angler and Tony. gave a
luncheon early in the week for several
friends
Mrs. Charles de Loosely Oeirichs and
Mrs. William Thaw I'd of New York.
who are among recent arrivals. fire.
quently are seen at luncheon together
and later watch the tennis matches.
Mrs william H. Fem and Mrs Rus
sell III. Durham are at the Homestead
from Philadelphia for a visit of three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E Fales have
arrived from Boston to remain until
October %.
Miss Lorna Mallinson gave dinner
last night in the Homestead for the
Misses Anstiss II. Dcveau. Olive Graef,
Ada t.. Nor1eet, Mildred Cromwell
Mercer, Margaret and Lemo-ne Dunlop
apd the Messrs. Winthrop Burr. Fred
erick J. Deveau James W. Wallace,
Bais'ey p. Elebash. Murray Vernon,
Alexander Her. Joseph Stevens and
Ma Tor Arthur Yencken.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Donahue's
guests ut dinner last night were the
Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Cecil Filter. Mr.. and Mrs
John Farson, Mr. and Mrs. Starr Tyson,
Mrs. William H. Simonds and Miss
Agnes GILL;
Mrs. Frederic Clinton Deveau. Mr..
Frederic j. Deveau and Miss Anstiss H.
Deveau have left for New York
Mr.. Edward Fl. Delafield gave din
ner for fourteen last night at Valley
view
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RANKER,s DAUGHTER TO WED.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed Moore
of SO West Seventy-fourth street OF the
OF their laughter, Miss IL.
Louise Moore, to Mr.. Theodore Guy
Converse. Mr. Moore Is president or the
Commercial Trust Company or New
York MIR. Converse is son of the
late Mrs. Giovene Vail Converse of
Kew York and n brother OF Mrs.
,;eo-ges Il. Aranyi.
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INSTRUMENTATION CORY.

Lieut.. Commander William Merrill
Cory. Jr.. naval aviator. died yesterday
at New Haven. Conn. as the result OF
injuries received Sunday in an airplane
accident over golf course there, Tho
machine In which he and n pilot were
making n fllght burst into flames when
sixty feet from the ground. Commander
Cory was severely injured himself by
the fall, but struggled TO where the pilot
was trapped. His efforts we're partly
successful. but the pilot died soon after
from tho effects OF burrs.
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HEACoCK-BoNELLI.
spcoia, pespateh to .TnE HnaAl

Special Despatch to THE HERALD
Boston. Oct. IA marriage unltlng
the descendants of two old Colonia' rs
Tiles took place to-day when MISS Ma
belle Hood BSneli and Mr.. Percy ..
ra,,,.a in Brookline. The bride Is on
ner mothers ada Hood side great
granddaughter of Major Aaron Breed,
an officer Of both the Revolutionary
war and the war of 1872. Mr.. Heacock
on his mothers side is related 70 me
Wards. the Thompsons and the SIev.
,nses, who were early settlers OF west
Haven, Conn.
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CONAN EMERGENCY
ACTOR ONCE MORE
Leading Nan Unsatisfactory,
Manager Takes Part.
Special Despatch to THE HrnAtp.

HARTFORD Conn. Oct. George M
Conan. produced The Mesnest Man in
the World" at the Parsons Theatre to-
night, and not being satisfied with the
way the leading role was bei~g PLAYED
at rehearsals went on and did 1t him
self 1t was the first time Hartford
audience has seen him on the stage. ex-
cept at an American Legion benefit
since he played In Seven Keys to Bald
pate" seven years ago. when Wallace
Eddinger, the leading man of the COM
pany. was hurt In an automobile acct
dent. Miss Georgette Conan, the mana
gers daughter, was injured In the same
accident.
II Is understood Mr.. Cohan will play
the part at the New York opening next
Tuesday unless before that time ne
finds n satisfactory actor.
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HEAR SONGS IN GERMAN.

At Carnegie Hall last night Nine.
Alma simpson, soprano. gave a song
recital. Among ether selections was ono
called "Cantar Eterno, Estiio." which,
typical of the Argentine Pampas. was
sung in the Characteristic dialect Of the
"gaucho." Brahms's ''wieRenlled" and
Schumann's "Auftarege." sung In Ger
man, closed the final group. The sing
er's light quality OF voice was at times
pleasing. but her style had little color
or originality. The accompaniment
we're by Miss Bozka Hejtmanek or the
Ampico.
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RICHARD c. SHANNON.

BRocKPoRT, n. Y. Oct Former
Representative Richard CLtts shannon
Is dead in his home here Mr.. shannon.
who was promoted 10 Northumberland
of volunteers for his service Ia the CIVIL
War was member If Congress from
1875 to 1859. lie was q ye-ss old In
lell-5, he was secretary OF the Uaited
States legation at Brazil and for sew
erai years af,erwa.d VAS engaged in
American enterprises there.
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MISS NJ. II. RANDALL TO WED.

Yrs Frederic Charles Randa oi
Arrochar. staten Island has announced
he enga sement Of her dauzhter. Mss
Madeleine Tucho Randall, TO MT. tenry
Koebel Young of New YORK ana lot
,nerly of Cleveland. The wendlns 10 70
take place in November MISE IlaliaS :,
Is direct descendant OF Robert Il.
Livingston. first Chancellor OF New
York. During the war she was con-
nected with the Richmond County MOTOR
Corps. Mr.. Young served In France
during the war with the Marine corps.
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MISS ASHLEY, PIANIST. PLAYS.

Miss Phyllida Ashley gave her first
piano recital here IN Aeolan Hall yes
terday afternoon. She played Beetho-
vsn's Sonata Appassionata," the Bach
Tausig toccata and fugu In ID minor.
some Chopin. bit of Paderewski, who
once predicted future for her, and
works OF other composers. She seemed
to suffer from nervousness. which may
have been the reason she made so many
technical slips.
In spite OF nervousness. however. she
disclosed q measure OF talent. Without
any wide variety of tone color she
played her music with considerable In
tclllgence, and In respect to dynamics
with a fair degree Of mastery Of the
keyboard. The chief defect OF her art
seemed to be a want of warmth. Her
audience was kind to her.
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AusLANDER. In hts llth year. Tsnatz. be-
loved husband os Title and dear father OF
Felice and sidney and brother OF Jacob
and Gustave. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 100 w. ii9th. Friday. October s,
10 a. NJ.
RAxTER.-o Wednesday. October q, logo
nj his home. Avon, NJ j., Iamea EN-.
nett beloved husband OF Jane Corcorn n
and son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Baxter. Funeral Fam the residence
Of his brother. Iohr 2. Baxter, isa MARI
borough road. BROOKLYN, ON Saturday. o.
tober o. Requiem mats az 10 A. NJ AZ
the Church OF the Holy fnnocents, nev-
eriy road and East 18th st. Internent
Galway Cemetery. Automobile cortere
BRUCE. Suddenly. at Yonters. n. ". on
TUESDAY. october 8, Rev. William Paterson
Tlrucc, ID. ~. IN 6cd yser. Funeral srr
Vico ~ his late residence. ~ Morris
Crescent, Thursday evening, at o'cloek
Memorial service NJ the Park nm no
formed Church. Yonkers, N. r.. at a later
date.
Bt-1rZ.-Rev Henry Arson. entered into
rest. IN his S0th year. on Wednesday
October g, at his home on Madison av
Madison, ~. J. Funeral Service Will be
held In the chapel OF Drew Thcoiogtcaf
seminary on Saturday. october 9. at 80
y. ~. daylight saving time.
CAMAS.-Charicr Caesar. son OF Mrs. Cath
crime G.. Camns % 23t W. i4th ~ on
october D. fiigt requiem mass at Church
Of Blesgel Sacrament on Friday, October
g. a. 10 A. M,
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OLDEST sUFFRAGIsT DIES.
Mrs. n. A. Glover. Former BROOKE
Iyn Resident. was e5.

Mrs. Rhoda a. Glover. believed 10 be
the oldest woman suffragist In the
United States and a former resident
OF Brooklyn died In Pasadena, Cal. on
Wednesday. according 10 word received
here yesterday. She was In her ninety
fifth year. Her death occurred In the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Nathaniel
Matson.
Mrs Glover was born In New York
city, in one OF tho streets near the Bat
terry. when Bowling Green was the CEN
tire OF New York She became interested
in woman suffrage at the age OF 10 and
remained active in the work until her
advancing age made that impossible.
Ten years ago. when she was 81. che
took part in the great suffrage parade
in this city,
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FREE LANCE ARTISTS DINE.

Leading artists and illustrators met
at the first annual dinner Of the Guild
of the Free Lance Artists in the Cafe
Boulevard last night to affirm the dec
laration OF independence OF the iudi-
vidual worker In American graphic arts
The Free Lance Artists Guild Is an out
growth from the Authors League OF
America Among the artists present
were G. p. Falls. the president: +. G..
Cooper. Charles Dana Gibson, Orson
Lowell, James Montgomery F'lagg. Wal
lace Morgan, George lillian. Il. A. Will
son and Henry Reuterdahl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
PERCY HEMUs IN SONGS.

Percy Hemus, barytone. gave a re-
cltal last night In Aeolian Hall For
merly he sang here frequently. but not
in recent seasons, owing TO war work.
HIS programme consisted In large part
OF American songs. The numbers by.
European writer's which were in the
list he sang In English. The recital as
a whole gave pleasure. Mr.. Henus has
an agreeable voice and he again dis
closed good vocal technic and much
taste In his work.
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Duke of Alba and
Marquesa deLBarco
Married in London
Members of British and Span
ish Royal Families Are Rep
resented at Ceremony.

LONDON, Oct. IA wedding of the
circles was solemnized this morning at
the Spanish Embassy when the Duke
OF Alba married the Marquesa San Vim
cente del Barco. daughter OF the Duke
and Duchess of Aliaga of Spain. Car
dinal Bourne, the Archbishop OF West
minister. ofIiciated. There was small
but distinguished gathering of guests.
The wedding was private in order 10
avoid the inevitable pomp had Il o.
Cured in Madrid and because tn DUKE
OF Alba is in mourning for ex-Gnpress
~ igenie. oc whose eldest sister he was
grandson.
The British ami Spanish royal families
were represented at the ceremony.
Don Jacobo Stuart Fitzjames, seven
teenth Duke of Alba. is one of the most
widely known of Spanish hidalsos His
father and immediate predecessor was
frequent visitor in New York and
died In the Waldorf-Astoria in the
autumn of 1907 having come here to
attend the Americas Cup races. The
Duke Is one of the greatest of Spanish
grandees He holds six ducal titles and
is Constable of Navarro. He also Is a
direct descendant of King James III. OF
England and of a. sister of the great
Duke of Marlborou~h. 1t was in his
palace in Madrid tint the ex-Empress
Eugenie, widow of aroleon ILL.,, who
was his grandaunt. d'ed.
The Duke Is over eorty years old.
His bride. who is n'Fnber of one of
the oldest ennobled faI,s lies of Spain. is
half his age. She is a G.'eat beauty and
an heiress. The Duke also is wealthy.
His bride, Dona Maria de Silvay Gutur-
bay. Is daughter of the Duke of
Aliaga, whose family was ennobled in
1882. She is maIquise insher own right.
her title being Marchesa San Vincente
de Barco. She is a granddaughter OF the
fifteenth Duke Of Hijar. who is another
OF the great mobiles of Spain.
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THE FIRST YEAR" PRODUCED.

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. John Golden
produced Frank CTaven's new comedy.
THE First Year" for the first time
anywhere at the Apollo Theatre her, to-
night Mr. Craven played the leading
role of Thomas Tucker. and Roberta
Arnold was the young wife In the other
end of the marital struggle. Others In
the cast were Tim Murphy. william
Sampson, Msude Granger, Leila Benz
nett, HIerccits Esmonde. Hale Norcross
and Lyster Chambers.
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BREAKFAsT FOR HUNT CLUB.

HpccIdI Dc9pdtch % THE HERALO.
GREENWICH. Conn. Oct 7---Chnrles
ID. Lanier, master of the hounds of the
Westchester and Fair County Hunt. and
Mrs. Lanicr will give buffet hunt
breakfast ut the Field Club Saturday
afternoon. All members VIII appear In
riding costume. and after the breakfast
there will be hunt over several Of tho
large estates.
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DIED.

Auslander. Ignatz MacMahon. william A.
Baxter, James o. Ncifnan, Eleanor -.
Bruce, william i. Neuburger. Sells r.
Buttz. Henry A. ~lr;on. Mrs. John H.
Camas, Charles Q. Oettinger. Bernard j.
{ ane, Marcus w. Patterson, John H.
Clark, Frederick Il. Piland, Etelka u.
CORY, william NJ, Jr. Russell. Margaret
Cralghill, Lucy Schmiff. Sophie l..
Cronk, Janet q. Schwartz. Dominique,
DE Compel. Henry Seward Edith de O.
puscnberry, +. NJ Simpson, Augustus L.
Tiweil. Joseph s. sHalr. Edith NJ.
Freedman. Hayman smith, James A.
Hagedorn, Charles 7. Turner. William L.
IIersoz Celia Whalen, Julia Nee.
Johnson, John ware Gordon
LLOYD, Francis q.
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"Jonqril" and THE Rogue's March"
when ne was 25 years old His later
works include "Wishmakers Town."
"Ah. What Riddles Thes, Women BE ="
and "'rhe Saga OF Skari the Strong"
He also was the author Of several pays.
His dramatizatlon of ben Hur" APP
peared In 1899.
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MISS BIxLER ENGAGED.

EAsToN Pa. Oct. Mr.. and Mrs.
william o. Bixler of North Third street
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Hermina Bixler. TO Mr..
John Beekman Grover. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd w. Grover of Princeton, N. J.
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suuRoKU KURoTwA.

TOXIC. oct. 7.--shuroku Kuroiwa,
proprietor of the daily newspaper
Yorodsu Choho OF this city. died yester-
day. He was the author OF number
of works on politica ard philosophical
subjects which have been translated
into English and French.
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CLUB DE vuNGT TO MOVE.

Mrs. Beta Hawkcsworth will open the
Club de Vingt. formerly at ~ East
Flfty-seventh street. In the new studio
she has taken at 33 and 81 West Fifty
nth street. In about ten days. Dullio
sherbo's orchestra viii play as last sea-
son.
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WILLIAM YOUNG.

william Young, author and dramatist.
tea, known for his dramatization of
"pe, Hur," died last Saturday IN his
home IN Burkchaven. y. H.. according
IA amour cement made yesterday lie
was "a years old. MIR Young was born
Nm u,inois. Hs published two playa
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M A r RED.

fAINZER--PLhNET.-O Thursday, October
Z, 1920, al the Church Of Notre Dame. 40
Mornlngside Drive, by the Rev. Father
Herbert Il. Manner Of New York city,
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LOST-Libernl reward, questions asked.
for return Of green gold mans watch. lost
on 9Th Az. IL train or station between SD
and 125th SITS. dial had green Roman num-
bers with gold chain and gold pencil at
tached, monogram H. n NJ II. II. MEYER.
ISL w. goth. care Melha Waist Co.
IosT-s2o0 reward and no questions asked
fer the return of diamond and ruby pear
shaped pendant, broken from chain. lost
October between 43 e. 18th ST., or 5Oth st.
and 9th nv. either on the bus or street.
r NJ. GATTr r & co. GAO 18th av.. n. Y. g.
vicinity of 9Th av., large gold old fashioned
docket old picture OF man, child collie dog
suitable reward. st. James Hotel. 100 w.
4Tth suite l2i.
I.OsT-Wedresday afternoon. October g. in
taxi street or stores. hetv cen f.d and I'D
SITS, Cd to eth avs, diamond, platinum. fIeS-
ible bracelet. Liberal reward. MRS. KAYE,
Vanderbilt Hotel.
L0ST-Emsrald and diamond ring. Oct I.
either 42d 81. car. from West Shore ferry
10 eth av., or Eth nv. hnfw.sn 40 ed Tffh
SITS Liberal reward ]. J.. FLETCHER. q
Cort'sndt u. ph-re Cortland 3-es.
LOsT-NondeY morning. si'h~ az, silver neck
chain pendant set with turquoise natrx
stoves: suitable reward. Phone Morningside
LOST-Heart sha ned breast pin outlined n
diamonds, Saturday. Oct. 2. between i1th
and Ssth SITS. Reward at Hotel Albert, ~
East nth ST.
L0sT-r.ady's gold wrist watch. October J.
Finder rewarded, c. MCKAY, PSI Il. 10th
St, city.
LosT-nlamond and pearl pen at or near
chrrchNrs.. Reward to finder Phone
Columbus GS3a.
L0sT-Diamond college pin with Druid Wal
ton on back; So reward. Return TO Nine
PAWN, 10 East 37th.