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The New York herald., 1920-12-26
A N N w F r S ARIE S,

LUCAS,-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucas of
Edgemere, l.. l., viii be pleased TO receive
their friends at their thirtieth wedding
anniversary reception on 5unday. Decer-
Der 26, after +. NJ. at the Pennsylvania
Hotel, New York. No cards
NEWMAN.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. New
man (nee Rose Praeger) of 332 East 18th
st.. announce their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary on Sunday. January ., 1927.
AZ nome after +. NJ. Relatives and
friends invited. No cards
OPPENIIEIMER.-Mr and Mrs. Jacob on.
penheimer, parents of Moe Edward and
Mrs. Charles Magnus, announce their
golden wedding anniversary Reception nj
Carlton Hall. los West f27th st Satu-dav.
January 1, 1921, after $50 i. NJ. No
cards.
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VIC. BROWN sEcnErLY WEEDS,

The marriage on Thursday of William
Grant Brown, lawyer, and Mrs. Grace
Huntington Strong, a widow. was re-
veaed yesterday when friends received
word from the couple that they are in
Atlantic City on their honeymoon. The
ceremony, IL was learned. was performed
here by the Rev DIR. A. J. Palmer The
bride is a daughter of the late Frederic
Wells
This is the second marriage of Mr..
Brown. his first wife having divorced
him in Reno, New. two years ago. She
once was president of the State Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs. Soon after her
divorce she was marred to Mr. Edward
Arnold. Standard Oil man.
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ELLIOTT-GILBERT.

Miss Annabella Gilbert. only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Gilbert
was married to Mr.. James w. Elliott
last evening at the home of her par
ents, III West Seventy first street. in
the presence of a small gathering. The
ceremorv was performed by the Rev.
John Gouwin of Mountain Lakes. n. j..
Mrs. Edward Kuntz attended the bride
and Mr.. Charles Chldsay was best man.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott return from a
Southern trip thev will live at 2 West
Fiftieth street. Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert
will give reception for their son-in-law
and daughter at the Waldorf-Astoria on
January. 6. Mr.. Elliott is a writer on
business topics and is head of the Busi-
ness Builders concern.
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ENGAGED.

KATZ-BOGART.-Mr. anG --rs. Jonn Bo-
CART, 4fl Macon ST., Brooklyn, announce
the ensagement OF their daughter, Miriam
Frances. to Mr.. Gerome b. kaiz. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Katz Of 100 Lincoln
place. At home Sunday. January .. 1921
after T.. NJ. No cards.
KORN-COLEMAN.-Mr and Mrs Julius
Coleman Of 1920 7th av announce the
betrothal Of their daughter. Deborah
Helen. TO Mr.. Max Korn of Bensonhurst,
NER-MEERLOO-Mr and Mrs. NJ.
Me,-loo announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Sarah Edythe. to Mr.. Peter
krassner.
MEYER-DRIESEN.-M and Mrs. David
Driesen of 64O Riverside Drive announce
the betrothal Of their daughter, Mildred,
70 Mr.. Irving Meyer OF Brooklyn, y. y
PEARL EILMAN.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
~ aeilman is beg to announce ss the engagSme,ai
H. Pearl OF the Buckingham.
OTHBERG-WITT.- Rebecca witt OF
Os Boerum av.. Flushing, L. l., announces
the betrothal OF her daughter, Ruth, to
Dr. Samuel M. Rothberg OF New York city.
| SAMUEIS - ROSENSTEIN - Mr. Nathaniel
! Rosenstein announces the betrothal OF his
daughter Beatrice ". to Leo Samuels,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. y. samuels OF 43
/ Tracy av. Reception held at her aunt $
home. Mrs. Gustave Walaeh. So Osborne
Ierrace, January .. 1921, after p. NJ.
No cards.
SCliWAltZ-ROTHSCH and Mrs.
%''N''A AN'htl0N4ll4u OF h-O west ll1ln ST.
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Beatrice, 10 Mr.. b. Leo Schwarz son
o{ Mr.. and Mrs Moe Schwarz OF 606 West
10th 81. Reception Hotel Majestic. Jan
uary ?. 1921 20 q. No cards.
SIMONs-BLOCH.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. Bloch
OF Richmond llil, l.. J.. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Valeria
Billie. to S. l. Simons Of Brooklyn.
US-SELIGMAN.--A1r. and Mrs. Il. IT.
Lonyai announce engagement of their sis
ter, Paula Seligmau. 20 Mr. Sam Straus
At home, 800 Gates ay.. Brooklyn, January
., 1921, to II. NJ
WEINM.A AN-BROOK.- and Mrs. Isldor
Brook announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Bertha, to Mr. Ira Weluman
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Z. Weinman
Jog West 18th St. New YORK city. RE-
ception Sunday evening, December 20, 1920
p. NJ. at 12S 18th ST.. Brooklyn No
cards.
WHITNEY - Robinson. - MI and Mrs
William II. Robinson of Colona y j..
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Louise. 10 Mr. Charles
II. Whitney, son of Mrs. Thomas d. Whit
ney OF Chicago.
ER-ROSENFELD.-Mr and Mrs. r..
Rosenfeld of 10 West 117th St, announce
the engagement of their daughter. Sadie,
TO Mr.. Elias Zlegler son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon liegler OF 203 West 1t7th st.
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RUSSELL =. WALKER.

Russell s. Walker, 65 years old. presi-
dent OF the Dime Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn. died yesterday at his home.
2iO Berkeley place, Brooklyn. 1ir
Walker was born in Millbrook, n. j.
His first position was with the old
Phenix National Bank. He became
connected with tho Dime Savings Bank
OF Brooklyn in 1900 and was made presi-
dent in 1915.
Mr.. Walker was a member of the Rid
ing and Driving Club of Brooklyn and
the Montauk Club His son. Russell T.
Walker. died In England during the war
Mr.. Walker leaves his wife and three
daughters
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GERMAN OPERA SUNG
AT THE MANHATTAN
'Hansei and GreteP GiUen by
Capable Cast.

Mrs. oscar Hammerstein yesterday af-
ternoon opened a short season OF Ger
man opera at the Manhattan Opera
House, which her late husband built and
made the scene of fine achievement in
grcnd opera in various languages. The
opera selected for the opening was
Humperd!nek's "Hansel and Gretel," IA
miliar here from its performances years
ago at the Metropolitan.
Miss Marie Mattfeld as Hdnse1 and
Miss Marie Schiller as Gretel portrayed
their characters with marked ability,
and were we'll supported by John
Bochan as Peter, the broom maker. and
Miss Martha Schramm as Gertrud, his
wife.
Where the Lark Sings" will open
Monday for a run of four days. This
Is the latest operetta by Lehar.
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MarBrhI. Aihella SpiBaroH, carlo VI.
Pindar, Mary
BEERs.--on December "a. 1920. Jane Beers.
NJ the residence OF her daughter. Mrs
Mabel II. Long. 1915 East 18Th st.. Brook
lyn, n. " Funeral at the Homo for Ser
Vices 100 Clinton av.. Newark. ~ j. on
Sunday at p. NJ.
BLATT.-Georgc Frederick. at his home. 2O5
West Soth st. December -, 1890
Funeral private.
BROwN.--At st. Catharlne's Hospital. Brook
lyn, after a long Illness on December
q, Alexander G. Brown Of 225 Decatur
st.. son of Elizabeth " and the late Edwin
II. Brown. Funeral services Will be held
at the Lefferts Place Chapel. SO Lefferts
place, Brooklyn, near Grand av., on Sun
day. December 20. at 2:30 T. NJ.
BUTT.-L navemoycr Butt OF Tuxedo, "
y, age 81. beloved husband OF May
Frances Vogcl. died Of tuberculosis con-
tracfcd in world war. at Riverside. Cal,
December -. 1920.
CANfNANN. N.-Georgc p. suddenly. Saturday.
December %. 1920. at hts residence, u
SD Il. Notice of funeral hereafter.
CLAUsEN. .-Dorothca r. (nee Ricchers),
passed peacefully into eternal rest on
Friday December q, IN her s5th year.
Funeral services at her late residence.
gro r. 35th st.. Sunday December 90. .
J. VI lnterment private Kindly omit
flowers.
coLE.-Coionol Ashley w. nj West PITTS
ton. Pa, on December "a. in the S0th
year of lis age. husband OF Louise For
4
Cole Funeral Monday, December y, At
j. NJ. AT The Funehal Church. Broad
way and Goth ~. Interment at conven-
ience Of the family
DAVIDSON On December 7t M Arlington.
N d. John Davidson IN lhe 1slh year OF
hia arc Funeral VIII be h.'H from his late
residence. 20 Bennett av.. Arlington, n. j.,
ou Monday December 81. at r. NJ
pETTNfAN. John f., December %. after
short illness. Funeral from his late
residence. 60 West 1SOth. Sunday. De-
ceuhor 20. at +. VI.
DODD-Wiliam. Tho Funeral Church.
Broadway, Goth ST., Sunday. / r. NJ
DTGAN December -. 1920, william s. Du-
gan. beloved husband of Mary Helen (nee
G0gciul and father II Helen and Cathe-
riue Dugan, formerly % the Seventh ward.
Manhattan, and summit, -. j. Funeral
Monday. s.l5 A. NJ. from his late resi-.
dence 400 West 1921 81. thence TO church
st Rose OF Lima. Short Hills. n. r. Mass
III o'clock. Interment 81. Rose Cemetery.
Short tllis. y J. Automobile cortege
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WEDS MRS. WRIGHT GALLAWAY
She Is the Bride of Mr.. Donald
MacKay.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the wedding of Mr.. Donald Mac
Kay I'd to Mrs. Beatrice Wright Gal
laway of East Fifty-eighth street was
celebrated very quietly at Mrs. Gala
ways country home in Westport. Conn,
last Wednesday. Only the family and in
Innate friends were present. Mr. Mac
Kay is the nephew of Mr. Donald Mac
Kay. who was at one time president of
the New York Stock Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacKay will go abroad
on January 20 TO spend the winter in
Nice.
Mrs. Galloway was formerly the wife
Of Mr.. John Macy Galloway. They We're
divorced about year ago.
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MISS JANET II. LORD ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edwin Lord OF
rrytown-on- Hudson have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Mics
Janet Taylor Lord, to Mr.. Edwin Lyon
Dale, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers
Dale of New York. Mr. Dale received
his commission as Lieutenant while serv-
ing overseas with the Twenty-seventh
Division and is now in business in
Philadelphia.
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ENTERTAINS NINE. LIE BLANC.
Former Nine. MaeterIinck Guest of
Mr.. j. III. Duval.

For Nine. Georgette lie Blanc, former
wife of Maurice Maeterlinck. there was a
Christmas reception last evening given
by Mr.. j. II. Duval at his studio in the
Metropolitan Opera Building.
Among those present were Mrs. James
f. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett or
London, Mrs. Roger Lamson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Gillette, Miss Doris Kenyon,
Major Ellis Parker and Mr.. and Mra.
James II. Drake. A musical programme
was provided by Miss Heydt. Miss Van
de Mark, Mile. Roche and Miss Back
man.
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wOOD---PEAVE.

Mise Isobel Berkeley Peave, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Henry Peave
Of 512 West 14Sth street. was married
yesterday to Capt. Harry Tremaine
Wood at st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
101 Lawrence street, by the Rev. Charles
b. Ackley. Mr.. John Lambert was best
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ARoN soN-GooDMAN.

Miss Madelyn A. Goodman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goodman of 1851
cambridge avenue. The Bronx. was
married to s. Harold Aronson Thursday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. The bridegroom Is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Aronson OF jamaica
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JOHN L.. BRETZ.

JASPER, Ind. Dec. 25.--John L. Brett
6s years old, for several years Judge Of
the Dubois Circuit Court here and for
merly member of the Congress from
the Third Indiana district, died at his
home here to-day. lie was in Congress
four years.
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PHILIPPINE JuRIsT DEAD.

MANILA, Dec 24.-1Cayetano S. Areu-
ano. S4 years old. formerly Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of the Philippines.
died here to-day. lie was "a pioneer of
the bench. having been appointed chief
Justice when the court was established
lie retired last July.
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CONFIRM ATiON N S.

BRAND Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G. Brand OF
$500 broadway, announce the bar mitzvah
of their SON. Herbert NJ, on Saturday.
january /. 1921 at Washington Heights
Synagogue. JOi West tGist ST., at 80
a. 81 Reception after 3 o'clock. No
cards.
FRIEDMAN and Mrs. Maurice Fried
man lnce Danziger). announce the bar
mlZvah Of their son, Irving c., Saturday.
January 1, AT the fremont Temple, Con
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WASHINGTON,

One of the smartest balls of the
season was given last night for the
heneft of the Childrens Country Home,
the guests from many Christmas dinner
parties coming together at Raushcer's TO
dance. Mrs. Joseph Letter. president OF
the board, received the guests and enter
tanned a party in her box. Her mother,
Mrs. John r. Williams, also had n box
party, and others who entertained guests
were Nine. Christian Hauge, Mrs.
Richard Townsend. Mrs n. II. Davis,
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, Jr., Mrs.
George T. Marye and Mrs Henry
Spencer. The ball was attended by many
Cf the young people home from school
and college for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May were hosts
al breakfast party at Grassland's yes
terday, entertaining many of their
friends from official and resident society.
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Denis Nolan gave
a buffet supper last night for group Of
young guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per-
kins have as their guest for the holi-
days Mr., Perkinss ward. Miss Alice
Onderdonck, who is student at West
over
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BIRTHS.

ANDERSON. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ander-
SOFA announce the birth Of a son, Decem-
bcr 25.
rTfLFELDER.--Mr and Mrs. Harry II.
Tmfclder (nee Eta Diamand). 420 w
13Dth st., announce the birth OF a daugh-
ter Shirley Gladys, December 10, 1920
~ Nnm.n,a lInanlfal.
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man and Mrs. John Lambert attended
the bride. The immediate families and
a few friends were present A reception
was held after the wedding at the home
of the brides parents.
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VEfLlNG GS

N.-Trc unwilling OF monament
in cherished memory ~ my dearly beloved
husband, Philip, win take place on Jan.
uary 2, az r VI. az Mount Hops
postponed 20 January 8. Carrie Henoch.
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Jewelry.

LOsT-wednesday evening. December %. be-
tween T2d st. and Central Park West and
18th St and Broadway. open face gold
watch, with initials on back and Photograph
on inside Of case; black ribbon fob with gold
buckle may have been dropped in Black
and White Taxi. s25 reward II returned TO
Cashier, Hotel Majestic.
chain attached. leaving The Chat Restau-
rant. 24o w. SD. TO B'way and 4Sth to 7th
av., 18th. Dec. 20. NJ a. NJ; only sentiment.
left from dead mother. Liberal reward II re-
turned 70 Hotel Richmond. 70 W. 46th.
LOST-Package containing gold mesh bag;
left In taxi about 80 z. NJ. December "a,
that took a fare from In front of 574 18th av.
to an address on East nth St; liberal re-
ward; no questions asked If returned to
UDALL & BALLOU, 574 9TH av.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

LosT-on Friday, Dec. "a. between 33d st.
and 18th St. a bar pin set with three large
dia monds, also small diamonds and onyx.
Liberal reward for return to Pennsylvania
Hotel cashier.
LOST-Man's ring, two sapphires and one
diamond set in platinum, some time Christ
mas afternoon, between 5lst and 3Jth sts.,
near 9TH av. II. r, RICHARDSON. 260 9th
az. Suitable reward.
LOST-Diamond bar pin. Friday morning.
between 54th st. and Park av. and the
Fifth Avenue Bank Reward $50 return to
r. b. SMITH 3s3 Park av.. n. Y.
LOsT-Platinum diarhond and sapphire bar
pin, evening December %, Montmartro
Cafe Liberal reward. +. GOULD, River
side 900G.
LOsT.-Blue enamelled watch, between 43d
81. and 6ts av. and 4sth St. and 9th ay.;
1926 reward, Call QUACKENBUSH. Nyack,
LOsT-Diamond ring. old gold, octagon plat
mum setting. December 10, between Ar
verne and Mt. Zion Cemetery liberal re-
ward Phone Belle Harbor S5l.
LOST.-December is. pear shaped lavaliere.
diamond cut amethyst set In platinum with
four diamonds; liberal reward. y 24I Her
aid. Herald 50.
LOsT-Bar pin. sapnhires and diamonds. in
Times square district or 9Th av. subway;
liberal reward. Phone Bryant 92l2. MR.
DAMN.
LOsT-Christmas day, medallion Madonna,
painted on ivory Phone Circle 1862. Cen
eTous reward.
LOST-Three sapphire platinum bracelets,
Nassau ST. or Interboro subway; very lib-
cral reward. Q l3i Herald, Fulton 81.
LOsT-Pin. round green gold, with child,s
picture sentimental value; reward 400
Halsey ST., or tel. Decatur sl2I.
LOST-Sapphire and diamond oblong shaped
pin at Biltmore Hotel Cascade; reward
n 251 Herald Herald 50.
TOgr-Fraternity badge. Saturday; name on
back. Liberal reward. Mornlngside 9ls9,
TOST-Cold watch fob Masonic emblem. ~
b to f. b. -" Reward Westchester 20lo
REWARD $500
Iost-Ou Friday evening, Dec. 81, between
f5T w 57th and Dclmonico's restaurant, n
diamond plaque. platinum setting. Telephone
Circle 3s4t, Miss FRANCES CAMERON, or
return TO JACQUES, 56i 9th av
500 REWARD and no questions asked for
return Of platinum diamond studded wrist
watch taken from bath locker In Young
Women's Christian Association Friday after
noon, December -. Apply "a Broad ST..
ninth floor
800 REWARD
for return OF diamond and platinum bar pin
lost December 1G IN Biltmore or Booth Thea
tire, taxi from theatre to Little Club. Phone
PLAIN III, ARMsTRONG.
$500 REWARD
for return OF diamond and platinum flexible
bracelet. lost December -, between ssth and
34th sts.. or In taXicab. BLACK, STARR &
FROST, 9TH av. and 4sth 81.
Wearing Apparel.
IOsT-sealslin muff, left IN taxi taken Wed
ncsday afternoon about 2 80 at f3d st. en-
trance OF Biltmore, going TO 115 Il. SD st
Suitable reward paid for return TO Apt. A at
that address.
LOsT-On d2d ST., between 5th and Madison
avs, n brown fur laprobe. Reward for re-
turn 20 20 West a2d ~.
Cats, Dogs. &c.
LOST-On Christmas morning. In front of
lO5 w Seth st.. a white, wire haired fox
terrier, black marking on head. license No.
1879 Reward paid for return 10 above ad-
dress.
SO REWARD.
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LOST AND FOUND
A srrITAnrr nrwARD

- F'OA 1 ADA-Hs III " AM
WILL BE PAID THROUGR THE
AUTOMOBILE UNDERWRl TIERS DE-
TECTIVE BUREAU FOR INFORMA-
TIoN LEADING TO THE RECOV-
ERY OF THE AUTOMOBILE DE-
SCRIRED BELOW. AND THE CON-
YICTION AND IMPRISONMENT or
THE PARTIES RESrONSIBLE FOR
THE THEFT: 1920 CADILLAC.
AMESBURY SUBURBAN SEDAN.
MOTOR 59-I-95s. BODY 2034. TRANS
MISSION b9-4a6s. SWITCH R-6l0. y.
Y. STATE LICENSE 26i040. CAR
PAINTED BLUE-BLACK, WITH
BLACK TENDERS, GRAY UPHOL-
sTERY. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
on WHEELS AND . CANTON CORD
EXTRA TIRES, SIZE 35x5; EQUIP
PED WITH SPARTON HORN AND
VAN SICLEN SPEEDOMETER.
INITIALS NJ. a. III. ON EACH REAR
DOOR; MAT ON EACH RUNNING
30 ARD. TELEPHONE 1NFORMA-
TON IMMEDIATELY 4506 JOHN.
OR POSI- BEEKMAN.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck wendell of S3
West F'ifty-first street, gave a dinner
Thursday for Miss Marion Hoffman at
the Colony Club, followed by theatre
party for young friends of their son,
Ten Eyck Wendell, Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Delaheld
gave ar-small dance for their daughter.
Miss Rita Delafield. at their residence, o
East Sixty-fifth street. on Christmas eve.
The guests were principally friends OK
Miss Delafeld home from school.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams Holder.
who have been staying at their country
place in Greenwich for the autumn, have
! Gotham
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Emery and his sister. Miss Leila Emery
have gone to Hot Springs, Va. for rev
days. Mrs. Anson, who left for Paris a
week ago, has gone to visit her daughter,
Miss Audrey Emery. who Is convalescing
from an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck wendell of S3
West Fifty-frst street, gave dinner
Thursday for Miss Marion Hoffman at
the Colony Club followed by theatre
party for young friends of their son.
Ten Eyck Wendell. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Delaheld
gave ar-small dance for their daughter,
Miss Rita Delafeld. at their residence, o
East Sixty-fifth street. on Christmas eve.
The guests were principally friends or
Miss Delafield home from school.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams Holder.
who have been staying at their country
place in Greenwich for the autumn, have
taken apartments for the winter at the
Gotham
Mrs. J. Henry Lancashire Will give q
dance on December 81 in honor of her
daughter Miss Lila Lancashire. at her
home. East Seventy-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Robbins, Mrs.
James Markoe and Miss Mary Coles
have gone to Hot Springs. Va, from
Philadelphia to pass fortnight.
Mrs. Frederic Van Lennep, who has
been spending six months in California,
has returned and is at the Plaza Hotel
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Skiddy Won Stade will
go TO Aiken, S. c.. from Westbury in
January ,sn where they will pass the win
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor, at their
country house in Rhinebeck. N. Y, have
as guest over the holidays Mrs Astor's s
mother. Mrs. Robert p. Huntington.
Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll, who underwent
an operation several weeks ago, is con-
valescing at her home, 23 East Thirty
ninth street.
Mr.. Philip Rhinelander gave his GUS
tomary Christmas dinner last night at
his home, Is West Forty-eighth street.
His guests, numbering twenty, al were
! relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Mende has returned to the
home of her father. Gen Horace Porter,
after passing week in Washington,
d. C..
Mr. Percy r. Pyne I'd went to Hot
Springs. Va, to pass Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor
Pyne.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver G. Jennings will
give dinner for Miss Auchincloss at
their home on January 3.
Mr.. Harold S. Vanderbilt has gone to
Palm Beach for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. Charles Lanier entertained a party
of twenty-five guests at dinner at his
home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Baker, Jr
gave dinner last night.
Mrs. Harry l. Riker gave a dinner last
night at her home, 1016 Madison avenue
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LOST-on Tuesday night, Hotel Commodore
at Naval ball, n tortoise shell fan, silver
hulettes on black net, diamond monogram
J. G. on stick Finder VIII be literally re
warded by returning TO 565 Park av., apt
10 west. Telephone Plaza 2G70.
LOST on the 24th floor OF the Equitable
Bldg, in bond department of Federal Re-
serve Bank. . 81 900 bonds. l $50 bond.
Liberal reward paid for return. no questions
asked. L. ". CARR. 80 John st: tel.
Beel;nan 7371.
bOST. Black handbag In taxicab. Friday
evening. containing unndorsed check
marked Wagner. Finder return to HATTIE
BURkS, Apollo Theatre. West 42d ST., re-
ward.
LOST-December %. between 55th ana 33d
SITS, dark blue hand crocheted childs red
beaded bag, small amount of money and key
tagged Mary; suitable reward. Telephone
Circle 4192.
LOST Foreign correspondence. Invoices, ad-
dressed to ARTHUR b. HENNECH, LTD,
40 wall ST. Liberal reward IL returned to
the above mentioned address.
LosT-Pair of opera glasses Tuesday even
Ing. December 81 from GaLety Theatre or
brown and white taxi; suitable reward.
return TO ~ East Dist. Plaza 2924.
LOST-Fourteenth ST. subway station. 18th
av. line package containing stock records
Of Robt. H. Ingersol Bros, reward. Tele-
phone F2ED PETERS, 5744 Richmond Hnl.
I.OST.-Envelope containing partly worked
canvas tapestry reward. Phone Vanderbilt
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

The Hon. Alfred Anson. Mr.. John
Emery and his sister Miss Leila Emery
have gone to Hot Springs. Va. for Few
days. Mrs. Arson. who left for Paris
week ago. has gone to visit her daughter,
Miss Audrey Emery. who Is convalescing
from~an operation for appendicitis.
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Mrs J. Henry Lancashire Will give a
dance on December 81 in honor of her
daughter, Miss Lila Lancashire. at her
home. Z East Seventy street.
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Cats. Dogs. sc.

LOsT-On Christmas morning. In front OF
lO5 w Seth st.. a white, wire haired fox
terrier, black marking on head. license No.
1879 Reward paid for return TO above ad-
so REWARD.
Lost. black French bulldog, male; vicinity
Csth st. and Columbus av.; no questions
ssled REMFY 19T Columbus av.
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DIED.
In Mcmoriam

In Memoriam.
Derrick Scion Both, Morris
Knowlton. Annie r. Schancupp, Henry
Margraf, Amelia Spigaroli, Carlo "
pindar, Mary
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

LOST-Sealskin muff, left IN taxi taken Wed
ncsday afternoon about 3 80 at l3d ST. en-
trance OF Blltmore. going to 11j II. SGD st
suitable reward paid for return TO Apt. at
that address
LOsT-On 42d ST., between 5th and Madison
avs n brown fur laprobe Reward for re-
.,trr "a 90 West 5od a.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Robbins, Mrs.
James Markoe and Miss Mary Coles
have gone to Hot Springs. Va, from
Philadelphia to pass a fortnight.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Mrs. Frederic Van Lennep. who has
been spending six months in California,
has returned and is at the Plaza Hotel
for the winter.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Skiddy Won Stade will
go TO Aiken. S. c.. from Westbury in
January, where they will pass the win