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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08
Nonsense Rhymes
and Funny Song
Greet Debutante
Authors and Poets Of Society
Help Entertain at Event for
Miss B. w. Merchant.

Several debutantes participated IN q
satire upon themselves at a luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs. Lewis B.
Woodruff In her home, IA East Sixty
eighth street, for Miss Betty Wolcott
Merchant. debutante daughter of Mrs.
Huntington w. Merchant The hostess
called It a cafe ohantant luncheon.
The room where the tables were
placed was decorated with trailing
laurel. wintergreen berries and pump
hns that had been brought from the
Woodruff farm, Ash Grove. In Litch-
Held. Conn. Each table bore humorous
reserved sign painted by Miss Mer-
chant. who is an artist. and each table
was presided over by celebrity repre-
senting artists, poets. dramatists ana
authors. The hostess, herself an au-
thor. had instead of place cards for each
guest one of her autographed books.
The debutantes present besides Miss
Merchant were Misses Suzanne V. du
.vivier Katherine e. Morris, Molly Van
r. Cogswell. Eliza s. Parish, Eleanor
Towne, Kathleen Crawford, Virginia
Fox. Georgina l.. Wells. Juliet CHS
holm, Dorothy Newton Sharp. Carolyn
w. Ferriday, Margaret w. Dawson,
Julia Fincke. Dorothy D. Brown. Har-
riet Camac and Katharine Hurd.
The satire. which came with the cof-
fee, was In the form of a musical skit
arranged by the hostess and called
"Yester Year" Miss Grace G.. Drayton
contributed q preface with original car
ICONS made on the spot of the debut
tantes about the tables Margaret Wild
demar. Carolyn Wells, Dana Gatlin and
Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff collab-
Grated with the hostess in writing the
book Of the satire on the modern debu-
tante. which the guests sang to the tune
of 1.-The Good Old Summer Time" Mar
garet Widdemar as Mrs. Grundy," Car
olyn Wells as Mrs Chaperone," Dana
Gatlin as miss Information and Mrs.
Wagstaff as the personihcation of mod
ern Society" showed in their verses lit
lie consideration of the modern debu-
tante in comparing her with her more
demure sister of an earlier social period.
Another debutante luncheon was given
yesterday in the Pail Mall room of the
Ritz-Carlton by Mrs. Antonio Ponvert Of
40 Park avenue for her niece, Miss
Constance Nash. daughter of Mr.. War
rem Bynner Nash. The other guests
were Misses Audrey T. Sherman, Eliza
beth Lee Dodge. Peggy Stout, Catherine
Waetjen. Florence Knox. Betsy Flagg.
Clara Workum, Katherine De Lancey
Thorn. Dorothy Clemens. Wilmer Koh-
Ter, Dorothy Hodgman. Genevieve Caw-
thra. Grace Knox, Isabel Rockefeller,
Stephanie Rasmus Gertrude Ogden,
Cynthia Bigelow. Wanden Mathews.
Martha Ottley. Mary Hepburn. Margaret
Hughes, Odette FEEDER, Marguerite
Doubleday, Helen l.. S. Trevor Geral-
dine Thompson, Katharine w. Francis.
Camilla Livingston, May Wistar Morris
and Katharine Bliss.
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died Monday In his home in Woodmare
following lingering Illness. He waa n
his 18th year. He was a resident 4
Long Island City for almost a half cw
fury, but moved to Cedarnurst eigt
years ago and later to Woodmere. w
leaves his wife. who was Clara Fritz
and a daughter. Mrs. f. Hurd. and
granddaughter.
DR.. Burnett, who was graduated fro y
the University Of Michigan. was phys
clan for the Long Island Railroad and
the New York and Queens County Rail
way Company for years and also was 4
member of the staff of st. Johns Hos
pitaI.
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Mrs. c. T. DitzIer
Becomes Bride of
E.G. SchermerhOrn
Couple Will Go to Bermuda to
Pass Their Honey
moon.

In St Stephens Church. West Sixty
ninth street. yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Charlotte Tiedemann Ditzler. daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Tiedemann CO this city, was married to
Mr.. Edward Gilbert Schermerhorn, a son
Of Mr.. George Stevens schermerhorn OF
this city. The ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Nathan A.
Seagle. rector of the church, and by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. was witnessed
by a small gathering Of friends and
relatives
The bride entered the church with Mr..
Arthur S. Leland. friend of her family.
who gave her away. She wore travel
ling costume Of gray cloth. with hat to
correspond. Mr. Arthur Schermerhorn
was best man for his brother. The
ushers were Mr.. Philip @. Schermerhorn,
another brother; Messrs. Paul Gilbert
Thebaud, Louis Hays Dos Passos and
Charles III. Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schermerhorn Will sail
soon for Bermuda, and on their return
will live at the Schermerhorn Arms,
81 West Fifty-second street. Mr.. Scher-
merhorn was in charge Of State mni-
tary affairs under Gov. Sulzer.
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THE BEGGAR'S OPERA
HERE AT CHRISTMAS
English Cast and Production
Coming From London.

Arthur Hopkins announces that he
will produce 1.-THE Beggar's Opera in
New York Christmas night
The opera was written by John Gay
In 1928 and has been adapted with addi-
tional scenes by Arnold Bennett and
Nigel Playfair and with new settings
of the airs and additional music by
Frederic Austin. 1t was produced last
spring at the Lyric Theatre, Hammer
smith, London, as a special advertisement
only, but developed into a popular sue
cess
The production was made by Mr. Play
fair. who will bring an entire English
cast and production to America and per-
sonally attend to the New York presen-
tation.
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M A r r lie D .

DITZLER - SCHERMERHORN. - Tuesdsy,
December 7, at 81. Stephens Church. u
the Rev. DR.. Nathan A. Seagel, assistes I
by Rev. Or. Ernest NJ. Stires, Edward
Gilbert Schermerhorn and Charlotte Ticdt-
mann Ditzler. daughter OF the late Fred
erlck Tedemann.
FINKELSTEIN--BASIIW and Mrs.
Sol Bashwitz wish 70 announce the mar-
rage of their daughter. Hattie. TO M.
Fred Flnkelstein. at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel. Tuesday, December Z.
HIRSCH-ABR and Mrs. Gustavs
Abrams, 1869 Lexington av.. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Emily H.. TO
Mr.. Eugene Hirsch of New York city on
Decenber .. 1920.
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TWO NEW PLAYERS IN TRIO.

The Elshuco Trio. three years old.
gave the first OF three concerts last
evening In Aeolian Hall 1t has only
one of the original personnel Elias
Breeskin, violin. replaced Samuel Card
ner last season and Aurelio GIorni
plano, took the place OF the late Rich
ard Epstein. willem willeke continues
as the cellist
The programme consisted of three
trios-Beethoven's In d. one Of the two
In opus 20, dating from 1909; Ravel's
In A minor and Eduard schuett's in A
minor, designated as Fairy Tales in
Form Of waltzes." The three players
were I'm admirable form and played
with their customary tonal beauty and
finish.
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MAJOR WILLIAM r. kits.

Major william Penn Kits, who was
retired from the United States Army a
year ago, died Monday In the home OF
his father in haywood. n. J. He was
As years old. During the war he was
attached to the Inspector-Generals de-
partment with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel and assigned as inspector OF
divisions forming for overseas duty. He
served in the Spanish war as Second
Lieutenant of the Forty-second United
States Infantry. stationed in the Philip
pines. He also served on the Mexican
border
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$4S,948 FOR PARSER BOOKS.

Yesterdays afternoon session of the
Robert Pariser sale of books at Ander-
sons brought s1s.106. The high bid was
made by DIR. A. $. w. Rosenbach, SO $50
for the only copy known of Richard
Hasleton's Strange and Wonderful
Things" London, 1896. II. c. Manning
gave 1910 for a collection of Sc volumes
of THE Elzevir Republques."
At night the total was s14,s70. maxi
ing the grand total for the sale $4S,94S
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JOSEPHINE HALL,

Word was received here yesterday Of
tho death Sunday afternoon of Josephine
Hall, we'll known on the stage many
years ago. She died in the home of her
sister. Mrs. Eugene Chesebro. in Apo
naug. II. l., after an Illness of eight
months She had a prominent part In
THE Girl From Paris" and later in The
Girl From Maxim's." A song with which
her name was associated was SISTER
Mary James Top Note
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Word was received yesterday of the
death in Geneva. Switzerland, Saturday
OF John Henry Abegx, formerly president
Of the French Branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
in this city. Mr.. Abegg was secretary OF
the American Red Cross in Geneva dur
ing the war. Since then he had been
engaged In philanthropic activities and in
charity work
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TO AID HOSPITAL PATIENTS.

An exhibition of hand crafts from the
occupation therapy department of Monte
fore Home and Hospital will be held at
the Community Studios. 126-130 East
F'lfty-ninth streeth beginning to-day and
ending December 10. The use OF occu-
patton for its curatice vcalue was sue
cessfully demonstrated during the war.
and Is rapidly being extended into civil
hospitals.
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$17,O7s FOR ENGLISH WARE.

At the American Art Galleries yester-
day the closing sale of English lustre
and other ware of the eighteenth and
early nineteenth centuries belonging to
Robert Gilchrist brought s17,079.
w. w. Seaman, agent, paid S675 for
three Staffordshire lustre ware vases of
the eighteenth century and $40 for an
Anglo-American Sunderland lustre ware
bowl. also eighteenth century.
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VOUGHT-WILLEY.

Announcement was made in New York
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. William JEFF
ferson Lewis Of Pittsburg of the mar
riage of their daughter. Mrs Emo Lewis
Wiley, to Mr.. Chance Melton Vought OF
this city last Saturday in St. Thomas's
Church. Upon their return from their
wedding trip on January l Mr.. Vought
and his bride will live at 44O Park ave-
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reid Frazee are pass
ing the winter in Vienna. In the spring
they will tour by automobile through
Czecho- Slovakia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pearsall will
go to Washington to-day to be guests
of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
William Payne Meredith. who will give
a dance tonight for their daughter, Mrs.
r. o. Bohen of Des Moines, Iowa
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=
Mr.. Perry Tiffany. grandson of Com
modore Matthew Calbraith Perry, has
presented an historic candelabrum to
the United States Naval Academy. It
is deliberately constructed of Oriental
design. and was presented to Commo-
dore Perry by merchants of Shanghai
and Hongkong when the Commodore
opened the ports Of China to Western
trading, in 1854.
The director of the Coast and Geo.
detic Survey. Col. e. Lester Jones, and
Mrs. Jones announced yesterday the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Brent Jones, to Mr.. Stanley T..
Barker. of Cambridge. Mass. Mr.. Bar
ker is the son of DR.. and Mrs. z. s.
Barker.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Hans Zimmerman and Miss Charlotte
Fruin. daughter of DR.. T. A. Fruin, of
Holland. Mr.. Zimmerman formerly was
an attache Of the Netherlands Legation
in Washington and has Just returned to
Holland after trip around the world.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, wife Of the
Vice-President, assisted by wives of Sem
ators, gave a novel luncheon yesterday
for Mrs. Harding. wife OF the President
elect
Mrs. Wilson entertained in a box at
the Philadelphia Orchestra concert yes
terday. The guests included Mines. JUS
serand. Josephus Daniels, Mahlon Pit
ney. ]. Borden Hartman and Clarence
A. Ridley.
One time Ambassador 70 France and
Mrs. Henry White have arrived In
Washington and are at the home of his
con. Mr.. John c. White. In Nineteenth
street.
The French Ambassador ]. ]. Jusse-
rand and Nine. Jusserand were the
chief guests at n dinner which the
Polish Minister and Princess Lubomir-
ski gave last evening.
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REV. ALEXANDER X. LENT.

Tho Rev. Alexander X. Lent, Wes-
leyan clergyman. who worked week
days as an Iron moulder and on Sunday
filed without charge the pulpit OF the
quaint little Pond Lily Church." in
Broad street. Peeksltill, ~ y. died Mon
day in his home In PeeksSlli.
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cARUso GUEST OF BouEMIANs

Enrico Caruso will be the guest OF
honor OF the Bohemians, musicians club.
In the Blltmore. Sunday evening, Deem
Der rs, at q musicale dinrer and dance
The London String Quartet Wit play
Franz kneisel is president. The toas.-
master win DO Rubin Goldmari,
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BEN HALL.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
ONEco, Conn.,, Dec. ben Hall. 70
years old, senior member Of the firm OF
Hall Bros, manufacturers of woollens.
died In his home in Norwich to-day.
Mr.. Hall was born in Duchess county,
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GRIMM-wURzBACH.

In the Hotel Astor last evening Miss
Ruth Amelia Wurzbach. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Wurzbach,
was married to Mr.. Paul NJ. Grimm, son
Of Mrs. ]. Pelz Grimm. by the Rev. DR..
Gordon B. Kierstead, pastor Of the Alex
ander Avenue Baptist Church. The
bride was attended by Miss Louise West
and Miss Beatrice V. Wurzbach. her sis
ter The best man was Mr.. Charles R.
Gaisor Of Brooklyn. The ushers were
Mr. Louis d. Rieder and DR.. Fred
erick A. Wurzbach, Jr. The brides
father Is president of the Bronx So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, vice-president of the Bronx
Board of Trade and chairman of the
board of the Bronx National Bank.
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IN ME M O RAM

NINiMO In cherished memory OF my darling
father James II. Nmnio. who was called
to his eternal home September s. 1910.
In the Lords gracious keeping. dearest
father ] leave thee sleeping. Loving
daughter. Anna
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DIR. CHARLES @. HECKERT.

SPRTNcrrErD. Ohio. Dec. THE Rev
Or. Charles @. Heckert. 81 years old
president emeritus Of Wittenberg co..
lege. died to-day at his homo in this city
Heart disease was the cause Of death
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REV. PATRICK r. KELLY.

The Rev. Patrick r. Kelly. director
Of the st. Vincent Home for Boys al
Boerum place and State street. Brook
Ign. died Monday In his forty-fifth year
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MRS. MANvILLE ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. II. Edward Manville of 1875 East
Seventy-second street gave a luncheon
yesterday. her guests including Mines.
Oliver Hartman. Henry S. Redmond. ].
Rich Steers, Dom Barber. Hays Brooke.
George f. ID. Leith and Charles Dilling-
ham. l
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For the Home for Destitute Blind
Mrs. John z. Alexandra. Mrs. Morton
l.. Schwartz. Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr.,
Mrs. Newbold Morris and Mrs. James
Lanox Banks. Jr.. have arranged an
afternoon dance in the Colony Club on
December Fl for girls not yet out in So
ciety and young men OF their circle.
Mrs. william A. Prime, accompanied
by her young daughter. will sail on
board the Aouitania on December IA "a
pass the winter In Cannes. where they
will be Joined by Mr.. Prime next month
Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker will
introduce to society her daughter. Miss
Barbara Ferry Hooker, at a luncheon
on January in her home, GOT Fifth
avenue. Miss Hooker is a sophomore al
vassar.
and dance last night in the Colony Club
for her debutante daughter. Miss Ellen
Randolph.
Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies will return
from Europe this week. Lord and Lady
Craven also will arrive from England
In a few days.
Miss Marion NJ, Kemp. who recently
arrived from Rome. rs at the st. Regis
Others there Include Mr.. and Mrs. w
Thorn Kissel Of October House, Peapack
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Everett Gibbs OF
Baltimore, Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd
of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin B.
Pool of Chicago are at the Plaza
Mrs. Robert ELEPHANT will give 9
reception this afternoon at the Colony
Club for her daughtersdn-law, Mrs
Robert NJ. Olyphant and Mrs. Donald
ELEPHANT.
Chevalier Del Ordre Leopold D. b
Fidanque. Belgian Consul at Panama, Is
at the Traymore, Atlantic City. fcr
short rest.
Mrs. .Cass Gilbert of AZ East Sixty
fourth street will give small dance
tonight for her daughters, Mrs Charles
NJ. Post and Miss Emily r. Gilbert.
Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons will
come to New York from Brookline
Mdbs., 70 pass the Christmas holidays
with her sisters, Mrs william NJ "
Hoffman and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver De Lancey Costei
have returned from Tenafiy, N. J., to ar
apartment at Sixty-second street ant
Park avenue
Mrs. John M. L, Rutherfurd Of Tuxe.
do Park is passing a few days at the
Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mrs. Frederic e. Lewis has returned
to % West Ftfty-second street from
Ridgefleld, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar
are passing few days at Tuxedo Park
N. Y.
Lord Leverhulme entertained at din.
ner last night at the Plaza
Mrs, John Hall Mccullough is IL
Paris.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOsT-Betwoen seth 81. and Tuxedo Park
ermMe scarf. about 2 yards long: 500
reward EUGENE, 20 w 10Th
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NEW YORK.

For the Home for Destitute Blind
Mrs. John E Alexandra. Mrs Morton
L. Schwartz. Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr.,
Mrs. Newbold Morris and Mrs. James
Lanox Banks. Jr.. have arranged an
afternoon dance in the Colony Club on
December Fl for girls not yet out in So
ciety and young men OF their circle.
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Cats, Dogs, &c.

LosT--NeIshborhood y. 10th st.. wednesday
evening, small female Pekingese, light
brown. black face: 500 reward. CHAN.
IER, i4T Y. 10Th 50.
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Mrs Elon Huntington Hooker will
introduce to society her daughter. Miss
Barbara Ferry Hooker, at a luncheon
on January 3 in her home, GOT Fifth
avenue. Miss Hooker is a sophomore at
Vassar.
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DIR. WILLIAM j. BURNETT.

DR.. William J. Burnett. president of
the Long Island City Savings Bank,
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Mrs. Edmund Randolph gave a dinner
and dance last night in the Colony Club
for her debutante daughter. Miss Ellen
Randolph.
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Mrs William A. Prime. accompanied
by her young daughter, will sail on
board the Aouitania on December IA TO
pass the winter In Cannes. where they
win be Joined by Mr.. Prime next month.
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rou d.

UND--Ladies wrist watch; Grand Con-
trail subway station. MoRRra 20 W. SIN.
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Mrs. Frederic e. Lewis has returned
to % West Fffty-second street from
Ridgefeld, Conn.
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Mr.. and Mrs Newbold LIE Roy Edgar
are passing few days at Tuxedo Park,
N. Y.
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Mrs. John M. l.. Rutherfurd Of Tuxe-
do Park is passing few days at the
Vanderbilt Hotel
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Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies will return
from Europe this week. Lord and Lady
Craven also will arrive from England
In few days.
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Lord Leverhulme entertained at din
ner last night at the Plaza
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs, John Hall Mccullough is in
Paris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver De Inncey Coster
have returned from Tenafly, N. j., to an
apartment at Sixty-second street and
Park avenue.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Monday. De-
cember Q. Henry c., beloved husband OF
Mary l.. Degenhart. Funeral from his late
residence, ! ,044 Park av., Thursday. De-
cember o. 9:30 A. M; thence TO Church
of st. Ignatius Loyola. Saith st. and Park
av. Interment Woodlawn. Automobile
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The french Ambassador j. ]. Jusse-
rand and Nine. Jusserand were the
chief guests at a dinner which the
Polish Minister and Princess Lubomir-
ski gave last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08

One time Ambassador TO France and
Mrs Henry White have arrived In
Washington and are at the home of his
con. Mr.. John c. White. In Nineteenth
street.
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MEL soN.-On Tuesday, December Z. Louis
Nelson, beloved husband OF the late
bertha, father OF Lucille and Madeline.
Funeral services at his late residenc-, 3.
West Goth St. Thursday. December 0. $50
NJ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Everett Gibbs of
Baltimore, Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd
of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin B.
Pool Of Chicago are at the Plaza.
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Miss Marion NJ, Kemp. who recently
arrived from Rome. rs at the St Regis.
Others there Include Mr.. and Mrs w.
Thorn Kissel Of October House, Peapack,
N. j..
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Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, wife OF the
Vice-President, assisted by wives of Sem
ators, gave a novel luncheon yesterday
for Mrs. Harding. wife OF the President
elect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08

Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons will
come to New York from Brookline,
Mass. to pass the Christmas holidays
with her sisters, Mrs. William NJ. ".
Hoffman and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
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Mrs. Cass Gilbert of AZ East Sixty
fourth street will give a small dance
tonight for her daughters, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Post and Miss Emily r. Gilbert.
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b.. on Tuesday. Decem-
Der Z, aged 10 years. at his residence,
las West 111th ST., dearly beloved hus.
band OF Rosa (nee Kahn. devoted father
OF BENJAMIN, May Butzel, Hattie wescier,
Alfred. Jonas. Bella and Elias. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04
BARRACKS STARTS
BIG CAMPAIGN,

A campaign for record member
ship attendance was launched by the
Mems Baraca class of the First Bap-
tist church Sunday morning.
The drive will be sustained effort
through the new year and it is hoped
to bring the regular attendance Of
the class up to the 100 mark. Pros
poets are that this number will be
t&u
Former members Of the class are
responding to the campaign most cor
daily and the success of the drive is
assured.
All men IN the city and especially
former members of the class are ur-
ged to be present this morning. The
class assemblies at 9:45.
The campaign is being directed by
Personal Service committee COM
posed of Mr.. V. B. lines, Chairman,
Messrs. B. A. Lincoln, E. L. Kuyken-
dali, M. c. Vandiver, Ebert Phillips
and c. H, Jacob.
The officers of the class are Mr.. F.
N. Gerhart, president, Mr.. Willis Nc
Clanahan, vice-presidemt; Mr.. Merle
Graham, secretary; Mr.. John J. Rich
ards, treasurer and Mr.. M. H. Snod-
grass, teacher.