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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17

ington was any relation to George Wash
ington. Then she pursued her in
quiries upon the subject of the manu-
facturer and when informed the name Of
the firm she remarked that she didn't
know anything about them, so they
couldn't be much good"
"I want to see an ivory bedroom set"
demanded the stylish stout patron. With
care she exaDined the $525 special set.
why this isn't ivory" she said. "Its
just painted wood"
Suppose you let me see a davenport
table" she suggested. Good gracious"
she exclaimed, looking at her clerk with
wonder. I thought a davenport table
was something you could sleep on as
well as use for q table" The clerk in
formed her that it would be possible to
utilize 1t for bed If she desired to do
so.
Over in the corner a bargain value
was being inspected by judicous couple.
After a thorough inspection, during the
process Of which nothing could be found
wrong with it, the better half of the
pair demanded, whats the matter with
it that you are selling il. at that price?"
You don't know what terrible ques-
tons some folks can ask" said the sales
man. why a woman came in here the
oLUeT GAY anu aSktd AOI Il nuSlC GuDthCl
and, when I showed 1t to her, she wanted
to know how you played it. Yesterday
a man came IN and asked for a pole
with sticks in it,
But the furniture department didn't
have anything On the underwear counter.
The customer having asked for a teddy"
size A, looked 1t over critically and asked
what made 1t so larger"
rTERES SHOTIn
KNOW EVERYTHING.
Everything is all right until woman
goes to buy for a man and then 1t is
gocdby," declared the clerk in the mems
wear The other day a woman came
in here to buy a belt for man and then
she suddenly thought that perhaps he
wore suspenders instead Of a belt and
asked me which I thOugnT he wore"
Half Of the women who come in here
seem TO think we know the sizes their
men wear" he continued. "And you
could tell It's Christmas time from the
fact that women begin to match 25-cent
ties with his lovely blue eyes and his
hair. If he has any"
Around the corner the woman who
registered as p plus was inspecting some
sealing wax. Us this candy?" she asked
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
KILL STRANDED SHARK.

WEYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. ia shark
which high tide had brought into the
Weymouth river and left stranded on the
mud fats near the Marine barracks,
bingham, was killed by Private Clifton
Conn of the marines The shark meas
ured four feet three inches in length.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17
IrYs vTrE REATs HIM

TOTTENHAM, England. Dec. 11.-A
man named Thorn had his 74-year-old
wife summoned for assault He told the
court she kept his clothes from him and
when he tried to take them away she
struck him with a chair. She was bound
over to keep the peace.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-17

not much hut q little. Even with this small added
charge Rite sells for less. To prove IL to your
satisfaction shop around at the other stores then
come Rites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
WILLIAM LEICESTER
WEEDS MISS DE SELDING
Church Ceremony FOLLOWED
by Reception.

In St James's Church, Madison ave-
nue. and Seventy first street, yesterday
afternoon Miss Agnes de Selding, a
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Joel Shrews-
bury de Selding, of So East Eighty-sixth
street, was married to MIR. William
Leicester Van Leer. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mintzner Van Leer, of Phila-
delphia The ceremony, which was
witnessed by many relatives and friends.
was performed by the Rt. Rev. James
Craik Morris, Bishop of Panama. as
sisted by the Rev. Frank w. Crowder,
rector of st. Jamess
The brides sister, Miss Josephine de
Selding, was her maid of honor and the
other attendants were Mrs Alfred Clark
Bedford, Misses Eleanor Fales Coward,
Catherine Dixie, Dorothy Hamilton,
Esther Smith and JOS ephine Primrose
Reeves. Mr.. Irving I. Bartlett served
as best man. The ushers were Messrs
Edward Fitzgerald Selding, cousin of
the bride. Henry Mason Day, her
brother-in-law Edward c. Slower Rob-
ert Dixon Bartlett. William Hudson,
Spencer L. Jones. Henry Clay Adams
and Edward Longstreth.
The reception followed in the ball
room of the Gotham. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Leer will live in New Haven until next
June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
HEINZ ART BRINGS $50, 766.

The final session Of the Henry J.
Heinz sale OF antiques at the American
Art Galleries yesterday afternoon. to-
tailed S23,651. making the grand total
for the entire sale S53.7G6
The highest price Of the afternoon.
$500, was paid by Pariash Watson, for
a green Jade covered urn. modelled after
sacrifcial vessel and decorated with
ZOO lions. A green Jade hanging vase
sold 20 Martin Beck for 1915 and green
Jade writer's circular jar. Ch'ien-lung,
went to Roland More for 1925. Pariash
Watson purchased a pure white Jade
howl with cover. Ch'ien lung period. for
$500. and a Chinese jade tripod for the
same price. as well as an urn shaped
Fci-ts'ui jade covered vase Of the same
period for $500. A Chinese carved Jade
panel displaying n landscape. THE Isles
Of the BEST" went to Mr.. Pope for $40.
Otto Bernet. agent. purchased citron
tree in PeSin enamel vase for $3.50. and
Chinese jade flower garden for the
same price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
MISS ELLEN RANDOLPH AND
MISS ROCKEFELLER INTRODUCED

Eighty street A dinner and
theatre party for thirty guests Is TO
follow.
Mrs. Caldwell r. Brakeman of % West
Seventy-third street introduced her
daughter, Miss Mary S. Esselstyn, yes
terday at a reception Receiving with
the debutante were several Of her class
mates at Vassar. including the Misses
Jean Ford. Hildegarde Ross and Betsy
Van Pelt and Catherine Van Brunt Of
this city: Vesta Wood Of Cairo. ILL.,, and
Mary Giffert of Duluth.
Nine O'Clock Club Dance.
The fourth Of a series of dances under
the auspices Of the Nine O'Clock Club, of
which Mrs. Florence Doughty of 100
East Thirty fourth street is the head,
took place last night in the Plaza. The
subscribers included Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam T.. Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank de Courtney
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler Wheeler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Probasco. Col. and Mrs.
Charles Elliot Warren, Major and Mrs.
Theodorus Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs Martin
w. Littleton. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. john
Packard Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Eads.
Mr.. and Mrs William Atkins, the Misses
Laura NAHUM, 'iei 10 oactueS' 49, - -
Campbell, Vera Tompkins Beatrice
Fairchild Hope Newcombe, Fannie Dick
son, Catherine Bogart Annette de Fon-
taine. Julie Hill Alice l.. Foss, Jane
Porter Emily Vedder, and Messrs Ran
som Noble, c. L. Murray, William H..
Fernald Henry G.. Campbell, Jr.; John
Livingston. Jr; u. ID. Berry. Gilbert
Vale. Charles Adams, c. S. Miller. T.. p.
Benson. A. c. Fowler Fl. Russell browne,
Jr Charles Murray and Ross d. Acker-
man.
The next dance of the Pail Mall Supper
Club is to take place tomorrow night
in the Mcdowell Club. los West Fifty
fifth street The subscribers include the
Misses Julie Domerich. Faith and Ruth
Hayden, Maude Burnside. Helen Outer
bridge. Olga Serdobin, Pauline Bourne
and Margaret White.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
-"
M AR r lie D .

BERNSTEIN HIRSCH.--M and Mrs. Aaron
flrsch Of brooklyn announce the marriage
or their daughter, Helen Ida, 70 Mr.. Ma
tnan Carlisle bernstein. son OF Mr.. and
MRS A. y. bernstein Of Brooklyn. on
December Il. at ST. Regis Hotel. city.
DAVlS-WESpUTAT Miss Anna Wesputat,
2O1S Sth aV.. New York. announces tho
marriage OF Ter Sister. Charlotte TO Mr.
Daniel Davis, fonkers, December 10. 1920,
by Rev. Otto SEEKER.
ELKIND-KLEIN Mr. and Mrs. David
Klein Of 2s3 Nepperhan av.. YonSers,
n. Y, announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Gertrude, 20 Mr.. Abraham II.
lslkind. on Tuesday December H. 1920.
HEAIMERDINGER 49, LUCHs.-On December
H. at Washington. -. c.. Lester Hem
merdinger son of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
b Hemmerdinger OF New York 10 Hilda
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Luchs
OF Washington, -. G.
MICK-TROWBRIDGE December Is.
1920. at 90 West l6tth ST.. by the Rev
Bryan McEntegart. Kathryn Parker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parker
Trowbridge. TO Paul Joseph Mccormick.
WINSTO Saturday. Decem-
Der is, 1920. Mt Newark, y j. Diane
Thomas to Erie s. Winston,
WOLF-FINKELST MIR and Mr., sam
uel I'inkelstein OF 3i5 West Ssth ST. an
nounce the marriage Of heir daughter,
Irene, 70 Mr.. Semon Wolf az the Hotel
Astor, by the Rev. Or. Israel Ciuldstein on
December IA, 1920.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
ENGAG f d 4.

M-ROCHINGER.- and Mrs
Marcus s. Rochinger announce the be.
trothal OF their daughter Sadie Esteile, 90
Mr. Adolph Birnbaum OF Manhattan.
Home Sunday December 20 1920. after
S T. NJ. 2oG 18th ST.. Brooklyn. No cards,
CoBB-DRAPER.-- Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Draper ~ 9O7 West Eightie,h ST. an-
nominee the engagement Of their dnuEh-
ter Beatrice Rifnand Draper. 20 Mr..
Ello cobb sou % Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ives Cobb.
GOI.pBi;RG = TTsr EIN.-Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Epetein, OF 325 Central Park
West. announce Tbs cugaaement 81 q -
brr. Of PITT burg, 10. Nt home 20 re-
ctiNc their sliends Sunday January q.
from 20 ". no cards.
GOTTESM AN--GARFCNISEL MIR and Mrs.
Aaron Garfunkel OF i45 West 1i0th a..
announce The engagement "a their Oapg.-
tet Esther. 20 MIR. nen iamin Gottes,nan,
AZ home sunday, December 20. from 20 8
T. VI. No cards.
ALEXANDER -Nr and Nv l,oh-
cr, AlpXpnder Of 700 RivprsIde Drive an
rorlrc the engagement Of their daughter,
sylvia 20 Ny, Milton Harris, son OF MI.
and Mrs. Harria Of Lawrence, Mac
LEVY -sECN T. SIR and Mrs Loul s.
FtTfu ~ go iiirt IT., announce the
ta.acu aushfHf. Annette, 90
Adolph a, M' and Mrs. Ben
..y vs. ..d ...4a option
lat
levy " Hd W %. 1923 cates
al url .t ~ lr. Leo Ivy
~ Brooklyn.
FAGHlf.l. AN'..-tir aud Ait SAM
mel ftpytnrun ~ lf1 -n'h ~. Brooklyn.
aanouncg the engagement % their daugh
~, mildred, 70 MIR. George Hnsriii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
Belgian ENJOY
to Speak at a
Tapestry Display
Exhibition and Reception in
Interest of Reestablishing
Belgian Art Industry.

Baron de Cartier de Marchienne. Bel
gian Ambassador to the United States,
will be present at a reception in the
American Art Galleries at o'clock next
Thursday and will speak on Ancient
and Modern Tapestries and Their Infiu-
ence on Art and Industry Mr.. George
Leland Hunter also will speak.
At the same time there will be on
exhibition examples of superb modern
tapestry woven under romantic circum-
stances by Mile. Dubois, in whose works
the King and Queen of the Belgians are
especially interested.
II Is Mile. Dubois's desire to sell the
tapestry in order to reestablish the
school of tapestry making in Brussels
II is thought that the reception and eX-
h!bition will further cement the friendly
relations of the two countries and 90
much toward reviving one of the great
est art industries Of Belgium and slim
ulate interest in the industry here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
Harvard Athletes Bride For
merly Known on Stage as
Diane Oste.

Eric s. Winston. Harvard athlete of
the class of 1911 and well known golf
player. now in business In New York
and living at 1873 East Ninety first
street. yesterday married Miss Diane
Thomas, formerly an actress, known on
the stage as Diane Oste. The ceremony
was performed by Mayor Charles p.
Gillen of Newark, n j., in his office in
the presence of seven witnesses. From
Newark the wedding party went to Del
moncos for dinner.
The bride is daughter of the late
Frank Thomas of Baltimore. Md, and
appeared for some time in the company
of Julian Iltinge. She was noted as a
beauty.
Mr.. Winston is n son of the late DR..
Gustavus Winston OF New York. Soon
after his graduation from Harvard he
Married Miss Maud A. Kennedy. daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
of Hampstead. l.. ]. She obtained Il di-
vorce in White Plains last December
and later was married to Mr. Maxwell
Stevenson, prominent as an amateur
rider and one of the best known horse
men of the Meadow Brook Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
ENGAGED.

MENDFL - SHAPIRO.-Mr. and Mrs. 2.
Shapiro, OF 1859 81. Johns place, Brooklyn,
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Augusta. TO Sidney Mendel, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mendel, OF 1873 East seth st..
NJ Y. Reception Sunday December 20,
between and @ p. NJ.
MEYER-DRIEsEN.-M and Mrs. David
Driesen OF $40 Riverside Drive announce
the betrothal Of their daughter. Mildred.
TO Mr.. Irving Meyer OF Brooklyn, y. y.
SAKOWITZ-ROs Mr. and Mrs
J. Eosencrans OF 1874 West il7th 81. an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Lottie, 20 Nathan Sakcwitz.
ER--ROLI.NICk.--Mr and Mrs.
Morris Rollnick OF T5 North 10Th st.,
Flushing. T., l.. announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Minnie, 70 Nanny
Schechner OF rs South l4th ST.. Flushing.
VIENNA -BROOK.- and Mrs. Isdor
Brook announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Bertha, TO Mr.. Ira Wvnman.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Il. Wenman,
LOG West 18th ST.. New YORK city. Re
ception Sunday evening, December 26. 1920.
y NJ, at 22s 18th ST.. Brooklyn. No
cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
MRS. S. H. WATTS WED AGAIN.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
PRINCETON n. j.. Dec. 1S.-Mrs. Sara
Holmes Watts of AZ Cleveland lane and
previously of New York was married
here to-day in her home to Professor
Frederick Leroy Hutson, Registrar or
Princeton University and professor OF
Greek in the university faculty. Twenty
relatives and friends attended the cere-
nony, which was performed by the Rev.
Robert Williams. rector of Trinity
Church Of this city. Professor Charles
Jones Of Princeton University was the
best man. The bride was unattended
Professor Hutson has been connected
with the university seventeen years and
Was a bachelor. When he and his bride
!, turn from trip South they will live
mere.
Mrs Hutson. who is a daughter OF
the late Langford f. Holmes of New
York. was first married to George b.
Watts Of that city in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest on May 3, 1912. Mr..
Watts died in 1915
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
MISS DRAPER is ENGAGED.

Mr., and Mrs. George w. Draper Of
3O7 West Eightlcth street announced
yesterday the engagement OF their only
daughter, Miss Beatrice Riffard Draper
20 Mr.. Elliot Cobb. Miss Draper was
introduced 20 society three years ago.
She was n bridesmaid at the marriage
Of Miss Dorothy Legg Howard. her
cousin, % Mr.. f.. Lloyd Sanderson last
June
Mr. Cobb Is one OF several sons OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb. lie served
overseas In the air force OF the army
with the rank Of Captain. His brother
Mr.. Henry Ives Cobb. Jr.. married Mrs
Gwendolyn w Wickersham Aiken last
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
WARREN-HIGGINS.

Miss Rhoda Anderson Higgins. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ~ Higgins
Of 40 Park avenue. was married TO Mr..
Edward Willard Warren of Scranton,
Pa. Yesterday in the Brick Presbyterian
Church 10y the pastor. the Rev. DIR. Will
lam p. Merrill Miss Helen f. James of
Hudson. n Y. was maid OF honor. and
the other attendants were Mrs. James
". Cox, Jr. Misses Margaret NJ. Miner,
Nancy Walker and Grace II. Colgate.
Two neces Of the bridegroom. Sarah
Scranton and Jane Cowdrey. were flower
girls. Mr.. Nathaniel G.. Robertson, Jr.,
OF Scranton was best man. The ushers
We're Messrs. Edward G. Paramore, Will
lam Jermyn Cassius Clay Durham Bar
ney. Wilmarth Lewis. ]. Philip Wizer
william Forbes 2d and Monroe Parsons.
a reception followed at the Ritz Carlton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
BIRTHS.

HELLER. born December is. son 10 Mr.
and Mrs. sidney Heller (nee Lucie Hirsch-
field.
HIRSCH.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben II. Hrsch an
nounce the birth OF son. December H.
JtRIST. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Jurist of Queens
Manor, l.. l., announce the birth OF a
daughter. Vera, December IS.
MENpELSO N.-Mr. and Mrs. Berthold s
Mendelson (nee Martha II. Hirsch), zoo
Nagle av, announce the arrival OF a
daughter Helen Marjorie. December IA
1920.
Wr,ILL.-Mrs. J. wein (nee Fannye Green
baum) daughter. Saturday. December
is Union Hospital, issth st. and Valen-
tine av.
WEII.-Son, Donald N.Y. on. December IL IN
the Mount Vernon Hospital. to Mr.. and
Mrs +. +. Well of - Crazy av.. Mount
Vernon.
WOI.F-Mr and Mrs. Ira A. Wolf nce
WachtelJ OF Col West Hist st., ANNOUNCE
the birth OF son, December 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
PFEIFFER-FISH.

Miss Dorothy Seton Fish, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius h. Fish Of New
York and Scarsdale. was married yes
ierday to Mr.. Wev'and Pfeiffer in the
Church of st. James the Less Scars
dale. by the Rev William Oscar jarvis
and the Rev. Allen Chalmers.
The bride was attended by her sisters,
Mrs William Oscar Jarvis and Mrs.
Bern Budd Mr.. Edward S Lloyd was
the best man. The ushers were Mr..
Karl l.. Pfeiffer, n brother of the bride
groom Mr.. Rutgers Fish, brother of the
bride Mr.. Arthur Mccain and DR..
George King.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
uNGAGEMENTs ANNoUNCED.

The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Edna Olive Tickling, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Tickling of 325
Statford road, Flatbush, TO Mr.. Harold
" story. son OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Cummings story OF this city and West
chester Mr. Sto~y is nm alumnus ot
Columbia Law School. He served in the
nc'y ana now is an officer I'm the Eishth
Coast Artillery.
Announcement has been made by Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Wilson OF 1858 West
Seventy street Of the engagement
# their daughter. Miss Muriel Adair
Wilson. 90 Mr.. Frank c. HOLSTER. Jr
son Of DR. and Mrs Frank G. Holister
Of 264 West Seventy-seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Elliott Of No 325
West Seventy-eighth street have an
rounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Miss Isabel Spence Elliott TO Mr.
Roland Field Howe. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Z, Lee Howe Of Whit PAIN
Miss Elliott was graduated from
Packer Mr.. Howe served as am Ensign
in the navy during the war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
OBITUARIES.
DIR. SYLVESTER ID. WILLARD.

News Of the death OF Or. Sylvester y.
willard in London. November %. has
just been received by Mrs. John y.
Everett Of Orange, N j.. sister Of the
physician. DIR. Willard was born In Al
bany. March 2. 1866. the son OF the late
DR. Sylvester u. and Susan Il. willard.
His father, who died that same year.
was surgeon general on the staff OF Gov.
Fenton. DIR. Willard was educated in
London and took his medical degree at
st Bartholomew Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
SEYMOUR FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services for Horatio w scy-
mour. late editorial writer Of the world,
will be held at o'clock this Afternoon
from his home, $50 West End avenue
The Rev. DIR. William T.. Merrill VII
conduct the services. The honorary
bearers will be Ralph Pulitzer Les
ter Jones. l.. r. T.. Paulin, T.. w Os-
born, Herbert y. swope, Richard Lin
thicum. Don C. seitz and Florence y.
White. The burial VIII be private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
AUSTIN VI. GREER.

Austin NJ. Greer, IS years old. retired
stock broker, died yesterday Of a com
plcation IF diseases at his home In
White Plains, Westchester county lie
was member OF the New York Stock
Exchange for nearly thirty years retlr-
ing from active business two years ago.
Mr. Greer was member of the Union
League, Larchmont Yacht, New York
Athletic, Knollwood Country and
New York Automobile clubs. He was n
member Of the veterans association OF
the Seventh Regiment. He leaves his
wife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
GRAY-OGDEN.

The wedding of Miss Olive Ogden,
daughter of the late Mrs Guy Minton
by a former marriage, and Mr. Douglas
Robinson Gray, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Tiff Gray of SIS Riverside
Drive. this city. took place yesterday
at the home of the brde'sestepfath
Mr.. Guy Minton. in Chatham, y. j.
The Rev. J. MacNaughton of Chatham
and the Rev. Burleigh Cruikshank Off
clated. A reception followed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
IN Nj E M Q RAM

KIfRNER John Marshall In sacred mem
ory OF beloved husband and father de-
parted December H. 1905. The tie that
binds US 10 the great unknown.
Annie +. poth, Daughter
MARKS.-In loving memory. dear father.
Isaac Marks. God rest his soul.
POsrNTHAT..-In memory OF our beloved
parents Isidore and Fanny Rosenthai. who
passed into the Great Beyond. Their
children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
UN VEILINGS D..

FNC;rr. STEIN. The unwilling Of the uonu-
neut 20 the memory OF my dear husband.
philip Engelsten. Sunday. December II.
az r. NJ, at Riverside Cemetefy.
and members OF Chebra Rofel Cholim ~.
Krakan are respectfully invited 20 attend.
HFpTZBERGER .-Goldic tnee Borgos), late
vie OF Harry Ilortzbcrgcr. mother or
Tconore n and Pearl NJ dwelling sun
day. December 10. 1920. Scholem Lodgs
Plot Cedar Grove Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
WASHINGTON.

Miss Margaret Wilson arrived at the
White House yesterday to spend the
holidays, and other members Of the
FAMILY are expected. Mrs Savre and
Mrs. McAdoo expect to be in Washing
ton Tor the marriage on December Is
OF their cousin. Miss Marjorie Brown.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward r.
crown 10 Mr.. Benjamin King OF New
York. family dinner last night IVA 4
the only festivity 10 mark the Presidon,
and Mrs Wilson's fifth marriage ami
vereary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
CONFIR M A TONS.

scHILLER.-Mr. and Mrs. Lou j. Schiller,
60 West Hist st., announce the Bar
Mitzvth Of their SON. Jerome. on Saturday.
N West ifsth st., 80 A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
A n NV E z S ARIES.

LUCAS.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucas OF
Edgemere, l.. L., win be pleased to receive
their friends at their thlrtieth wedding
anniversary reception on Sunday, Deem
Der 26, after +. NJ. Mt the Pennsylva MIA
Hotel, New York. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick. daughter
OF Senator and Mrs. John y. Kenirick
of wyoming. was presented to society
Yesterday at an afternoon reception
Mrs. Houston, Mrs Meredith and num-
Der Of ladies OF the Senatorial Get as
sisted Mrs. Kendrick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

Mrs Colby, wife OF the Secretary Of
state. had dinner for young people
last night with small dance following
The guests were friends Of the Misses
Colby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
DI ED.

Allen, Eleanora W. Irwin, Mrs C. H.
Andrews Edwin w. Johnson, Augusta
Ballenbcrg, Julia Johnson. Frank NJ.
Bush. Isabella ]. Jondreau, Joseph I
Chittenden, II. Il. Z. Klees, William
Delln, bernhard Lasher. Rachel
Dtetrchsen, Isalt l.. Levy. Abraham
Edgar. James NJ, Jr. Mass, Louis
Ennis, Mary McMichael. II. NJ. J.
Ferguson, Ada l.. Nfmmons, William
Frank. Fanny Payne, James s.
Fuller. Frances H. Phillips Henry
Gambler, Edward V. Rosenfeld, Theresa.
Gardner, Mary G.. +. Schnitt. Mary
Ginsburg, Harry Seymour. Horatlo w
Goddard. Mary \. Smith NJ. V w
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Miss Margaret Yates Taylor. daughter
OF Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Henry Tavloc,
Tade her debut yesterday at "A party
given by her parents Mrs Newton j.
Baker presided at the tea table
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In MemOrIam

In MemOrIam.
kurner, John M Rosenthal. Fanny
Marks. Isaac. Rosenthal, Isadore
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Miss Grace Bgelow Of New York Is
visiting Mrs. Henry f. Dimock.