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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the chantry Of ST. Thomas's Church
Miss Frances Renee Despard, daughter
OF Mrs. Henry Despard of this city and
Darien. Conn. was married Thursday
afternoon to Mr.. Donald Morris Kirkpat-
rick OF Philadelphia, by the Rev. Floyd
Leach. associate rector OF the church.
The bride entered the chantry with her
uncle. Mr.. Walter d. Despard. Mrs.
Harold r Mixseil was the matron Of
honor and Mr.. William H. Kirkpatrick
was his brothers best man. The ushers.
all from Philadelphia, were Messrs. Wal
do Hackett. Joseph Sims. Frederick Bal
lard and Walter Gilkyson. There was
no reception.
The bridegroom is a son OF Mr. Will
lam $. Kirkpatrick. formerly Attorney
General Of Pennsylvania. After being
graduated from the University of Penn
sylvania he attended the Ecole des Beaux
Arts In Paris He passed two years In
France during the war and was a Cap
tain OF machine gun company in the
First division.
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BELLOws-sINfPsON.

Miss Florence Elizabeth Simpson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
lam Simpson of 81 lngraham place, New
ak. n. j.. was married last evening in
st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church,
Newark, to Mr.. Il. +. Stanley Bellows
son Of the late Il. l.. S. Bellows Of
Ridgewood. The Rev. James II. Nc
Doland Of Jersey City and the Rev. DR.
Frederick J. Huback, pastor of the
church. cf!iciatcd- The bride was at
teneed by Mrs. Robert l.. Simpson. her
sister-in-law: Mrs. Allen vUnderhill and
Misses lie Roy Edwards. Lillian Clark
Katherine Bennett. Irma Smith and
Margaret Heath. Mr.. X. IT, Bellows was
his brothers. best man. The ushers all
of whom served In the army or navy
during the war. we're Messrs. Robert l..
Simpson. Clifford Nickel. William Dan
r. Coates, Philip Handkerchief, Arthur
L. Van Zandt and Allen Underhill.
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MISS MELLIsH'S RECTAL.
Soprano OF Metropolitan Opera
Company Heard at AeoIian Hall.

Julius Caesar declared that he would
rather be the first man in a village than
the second man in Rome. Possibly a
similar feeling prompted Miss Mary Mel
lish, one OF the minor sopranos of the
Metropolitan Opera House, to give song
recital in Aeolian Hall last evening
There a. least she was the prima donna,
and in the brilliance of the footllghts.
with no Farrars or Muzios 10 interfere,
sang Handel. Lully, Mozart, Brahms,
Strauss and other masters to her heart 3
content. while Conrad Bos caressed the
keys of n gentle piano softer and milder
than the plangent orchestra Of Papi or
Moranzoni
Miss Mellish looked very we'll, and
from time to- time sounded so. But not
always. More of the time her strong
penetrating voice was acid in quality
and uncertain as to place. Her ntona-
ton was accurate, but beyond that there
was little to praise. She betrayed in a
Mozart air n sad inability to sing n
scale and in other numbers a lack Of
style. In short. her song recital was
the work of a singer possessing little
command of the niceties of her art The
audience was friendly Even some Of
her opera associate applauded her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
CLARA x. YOUNG IN COURT.
Film star Brings Action for Part
of Picture Profits.

Miss Clara Klmball Young. motion
picture actress appeared as a witness
in her own behalf yesterday In an
equity suit before Judge Learned Hand
In the United States District Court The
suit was brought by the Equity Pictures
Corporation against the G. X. Y. Film
Corporation. alleging breach Of contract.
Miss Young told the court she had en-
countered much difficulty in collecting
81 900, her weekly drawing account,
from Lewis ]. Soiznick. the film pro-
Queer She said she had made three or
four pictures for Mr.. Selznick. but had
received none Of the profits OF these pic
lures. which she says have been dis
tributed through agencies Mr.. Selznick
controls. She asserts that part u a sum
of 100000 spent by Mr.. Selznick IN
other film ventures rightfully belonged
to her.
II IL expected that the case viii be
finished on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
McCREERY EMPLOYEES DANCE.
Annual Reception of Mutual Ala
10 He Held Tonight.

The Mutual Aid Association, made up
of the employees OF James McCreery
81 Co.. will hold its annual entertain
ment and dance In the grand ballroom
In the Hotel Pennsylvania tonight, at
which more than 1000 members and
their friends are expected to be present
The affair will be by far the most am
bilious yet attempted by tho organiza-
ton and the proceeds will be devoted
TO It's sick benefit fund.
programme furnished by entertain
ers from the Keith circuit will be given
at $50 o'clock. - be followed by dane
ing which will begin two hours later
Music for the dancing will be furnished
by Jordan's Jazz Band.
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IN M f MO RIA NJ

DILLINGHAM; memory Of Charles T.
Dillingham;. who passed away october 30.
1918.
FOSTER.--In memory OF our dear daughter
and sister, Emma O.. VI. (nee Haake),
whose life was recalled by the Lord on
October 30. 1915.
Tho venture OF death led her DER.
To home on that far off shore.
In the Kingdom OF Rest.
Prepared for all OF Gods blest.
Father. Mother.
aister and Brothers.
KELLY In loving memory Of Hugh Kelly.
who died October 30. 1908. Anniversary
mass ST. Joseph's Church, on October 30,
1870 nj Z 80 A. NJ.
KELLY In loving memory Of Hugh Kelly.
who died October 30. 1908. Anniversary
mass at Church Of the Blessed Sacrament
on Saturday. October 30. 1920.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
CORNELL STUDENTS WED.
Carl Livingston, Football Player,
Marries Miss harmon.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRw Hra,Lr.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 29.--Carl Living
ston, one of the halfbacks on the Cornell
varsity football team and Miss Georgia
r. harmon. also a student in the uni
vcrsity, were married yesterday at
Groton, a village ten miles from this
city. 1t became known to-day from
Groton. Livingston. whose home Is In
New York, is senior In the college Of
arts and sciences and Miss Barmon Ia
a sophomore in the same college. Both
gave their ages as 81.
Yesterday the couple motored to
Groton, and after obtaining a marriage
license went to Justice of the Peace
Chatterton, who Is candidate for
member of Assembly. The Justice was
not only willing to marry them but pro-
vided the witnesses Mr.. and Mrs. Liv-
irgston then returned 10 Ithaca, he to
resume football practice and Miss Bar
mon to study for to-day"s classes. The
will continue their studies until june
when Mr.. Livingston graduates.
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.DebutanteS Dance
at Tuxedo Clubs
Halloween Ball
Dinner Parties Also Given for
Them Before the An
nual Event.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HEaLD.
TUXEDO PARK, N. Y. Oct 29.--The
annual haIlowe'een ball at the Tuxedo
Club tonight was featured by the ap-
pearance of the seasons debutantes.
The dance was held in the large eircu-
lar ball room. The decorations were
autumn leaves, chrysanthemums and
ported plants. The hall leading to tho
ballroom was an arbor of tinted autumn
leaves and flowers.
Many large dinner parties for debu-
tantes were given. Among those who
had parties at the club were Mr.. and
Mira. Lewis Spencer Morris. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Huddleston Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
lam Clearwater. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
r. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler
Sch.effel!n. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius s.
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey.
Mrs. Ernest II. Adee. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred L. LOOMS and Mr.. II. Gallatin Pell.
Those who entertained at dinner at
their cottages were Mr. and Mrs. LIE
Roy w. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Mrs. Price Post and Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp Mckim.
Among the debutantes at the dance
were Misses Georgiana Wells Harriet
McKim, Clare Reynders. Ruth Ogden,
Frances Isham. Helen Trevor. Katherine
Porter Constance Porter, Betty Barber,
Caroline Prentice and Miss Cogswell.
Supper was served In the large dining
room at the club at midnight. after
which dancing was continued.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
Arson McCook Beard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradish Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrard
Comfy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denny, Mr..
Pierre Lorillard. Jr. Misses Mary Loril-
lard. LEILA Emory and Elise Everett, Mr..
Paul Abbott. Mr.. Howard v. Walsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic 0. Speflden, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Munroe, Miss Marianne Nc
Keever. Mr.. c. f. rockingham. Jr. ;
Brig General Douglas Macarthur. Y. S.
A.; Mr.. George Wrenn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Kip Bhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall r. Kernochan, Miss Lucille
Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan
Colt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. joel Rathbone. Mr. Cullen
Van r. Cogswell. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Delafield, Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII
loughby Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton
Burrill. Mr.. ard Mrs Felix d. Double
day. Miss Marion Tiffany, the Rev. and
Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Mr.. Emerson
MCMILLAN, Sd: Commander James c
Fremont. U. S. NJ; Messrs. T. Chesley
Richardson, Jr., and Martin 3. Saportas.
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KITTY GORDON WINS SUIT.
Film Company Must Pay for War
scene Injuries.

Miss Kitty Gordon. actress. won yca-
to-day In the Supreme Court. Appellate
Division. her fight 20 collect Judgment
for 1851 against the World Film Cor
poratlon. The court. on an appeal by
tho defendant from the Judgment. sus-
toIned the award
Miss Gordon was the heroine IN the
defendants moving picture which
showed a battle in mo Mans Land"
Her left leg and arm were burned By
the bombs exploded 20 make the scene
realistic during her rescue OF fallen
man. She charged the company with
negligence and II maintained that she
had assumed tins risk"
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AMONG THE PLAYGOERs.

Last nights performance OF Enter
Madame at the Fulton Theatre was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer
Mr.. and Mrs William d. Rand. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard S. Carter and DIR. and
Mrs. Truman Lawrence Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris X. Childs. Mr.
Edward p. Childs. DIR. and Mrs. Joseph
a. Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel f. RIker
and Mr.. David Belasco saw "HItchy-
Koo" at the New Amsterdam.
Good Times" at the Hppodrome was
seen by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Mayer
Mr.. Robert Alexander Rutherford and
Mr. James pierson
Among those who saw "Tlp-Top' a;
the Globe were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Russell Rance. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Il.
Tracy and Mr.. Walter T. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Rosen snd
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard VI. Baruch went
to the Century Promenade for dinner
and the diversions provided there.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

The marriage of Miss Margaret Gray
don. daughter OF Mrs. Thomas william
Graydon OF Clncir Il. and Mr.. Robert
Lockhart Houston ~ New York took
place yesterday in the chantry OF Grace
Church. The bride was given away by
her brother, Mr.. Joseph s. Graydon Of
Cincinnati. Mr.. William MacLardy was
best man. A breakfast was served at
the home OF Mrs. George Darlington. n
sister of the bride. Mrs. Houston was
educated in Paris and has lived much
abroad. studying art. After a short trip
the couple will live In New York.
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NOTED BIBLE SCHOLAR DEAD.
The Rev. Francis u. johnson of
Washington was 80.

The Rev. Francis Howe Johnson.
formerly pastor of Congregational
Church at Hamilton, Mass. and for
many years leading contributor to
Bibliothecd Sdcrd and other religious
publications. died on Wednesday at
Washington. d. c., in his eighty-sixth
year.
He was born at Boston. the son OF
Samuel and Charlotte a. Johnson. and
was graduated from Harvard Univer-
sity and the Andover Theological SEM
mary. He was ordained in the ministry
in 1851. He leaves his wife. who was
Mary Beach Of this city. Hts home was
at Andover, Mass.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

A very diversified and Impartial political
week for the Hippodrome. during which
elephants led one division Of the Harding
parade. will be rounded out by Miss Belle
htory when she sings the national anthem
at the Gov. Smith mass meeting In Car
negie Hall.
Edward Fielding, recently seen In Crooked
Gamblers" at the hudson Theatre. has been
snsased by Henry W. M ssSss' for cor
now playing on the road prior to opening
here.
winfrcd LenIhan was engaged yesterday
by Lee shubert 10 appear with Henry Hun
IA when We Are Young
Miss Mary Young, appearing In The
Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" At the Thirty
ninth Street Theatre. aud Harry Wagstaft
Gribble. author OF the comedy. have been
invited By the student body Of the Masea-
rhuaettr Institute Of Technology TO stage
the annual musical show OF the Institution.
Mime. Marguerite sylvia will sing at the
Century Theatre concert tomorrow night
Raymond Hitchcock will have as his guests
AZ a hou.ewa rmng party on election night
AZ MS home IN West Twenty-fourth street
Miss Julia Sanderson and o. y. Huntley,
who are his co-stars In ''Hitchy.koo" At
the New Amsterdam. and Ned Wayburn,
Anne Caldwell and Jerome Kern. ali OF
whom had important fingers In the pro-
ductiOn.
The Might Boat .wir leave the Liberty
Theatre after to-niehrs performance and
20 20 washington for week. making way
here Tor Joseph Cawthorn IN The Half
Moon"
The complete election returns win be
shown IN Madison Square Garden undcr
the direction Of Tev Hickard who VIII have
Tho crowd entertained between returns by
six vaudeville acts IN pantomirne inciud-
ing Battling Nc,.on m The Fighting Dunn
my"
Carroll McComaa VIII entertain the other
members OF the company IN because OF
Helen" At the Punch and Judy Theatre to-
morrow night o. her farm, Chimney Cor
ners. IN Connecticut.
Miss Cenavieve Tohin will give an I'M
usual theatre party nj the plymouth Thea
ire this afternoon. being hostess A. Little
old New York. 20 the principal and fourteen
teachers of Public School No. 30 all Of
whom had stern dealings With Miss robin.
her sister vivian and her two brothers IN
tha uaaf
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LIBRARY BRINGS ss,aOs.

In yesterdays sale OF the John H.
Lavender library at the American Ar,
Association @. w. Keehan paid SOS for
No. 1871, n set OF the II. L. Stevenson
novels; Mr.. Morris gave $40 for No.
1890, the works OF Francis Parkman.
and tho Hudson Book ahor mid Gag
for No. $50. set OF Lord Macaulay's
writings. The total for the day was
s2,s33.50. making q grand total or
ss,4Os for the library.
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ARMoUR-DE ARoCENA.

Mr.. Thomas d. Armour. a prominent
-'-~".-'-' -~'H~- md Ms Consuelo Car
rsras de Arocena were married Thurs
vry o ST ANS Church
by the Rev William Sinnott, the pastor
Mr.. Armour and his bride met In Europe
last summer. In obtaining their mar
riage license she said she was the widow
OF Rafael de Arocena. a Mexican mine
owner. who died last June. The mine
owner left an estate estimated at
S15,0O0,O00.
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E D.
IN Nenorinm.
Dillingham;. G. T. Kelly. Hugh
Foster. Emma @. NJ.

BINCftANf.--Mra. Lucille r.. beloved wife Of
Cen. T. A. bingham. Friday. October %
St Louis papers please copy. fntermen,
81 Louis.
BnANT.-- October %. 1920. Frederick A.
Rrant. Funeral from the Universal
Funeral Chapel 507 Lexington av.. north
east corner NJ a1d e. Saturday, October
20, al AZ r. NJ. whore services win be
held. Intement Evergrcens Cemetery.
BROWER. Ida Louise Cnce slmcs). wife Of
Garrit 8 tsswer Funeral from the resi-
dcnce ~ her father Edmund Shines. cor
ucr 81 Orchard ~. and Archer av.. White
Plains Sunday afternoon at 30 o'clock
lnteruent private Members 81 Rnome
Lodge. No. 7f6. = A. NJ. are cordially
Invited.
CAIN. ON October %. Helen NJ Cain. aged
III years. Requiem mass ~ Church Of 81
Francis Xavier West 18th st. SATURDAY.
october 90. a; 10 A. NJ Intermont private.
DORAN.--Nary D.. wife of tho late Ed
ward A. and mother OF the Rex
Father Dorian. at her residence 2G7l
Balnbridge ay., Fordham. ~ ". Fri
day. October 20. Funeral services at the
church of Our Lady 81 Mercy. Marion
av., on Sunday, October ~. At y NJ
Solemn high mass "wednesday a.
o'clock. lnterment private. Kindly onn,
flowers.
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ELMAN To PLAY IN ORIENT

Mischa Elman. Russian viollnist, has
signed contract with S. Hurok's mu-
steal bureau. in association with A.
S;rok. Of Shanghai. China, for con-
cert tour OF the Orient early next year
He will start about February and
will play In China. Japan, the Philip
zines Java and the Strait Settlements.
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JOHN HENRI v.

John Henry whb was secretary TO
ex-Sheriff O'Brien and for many years
an employee of the County Clerks Of
fee, died yesterday In his home. 1929
Third avenue. He was secretary of the
Joint Arbitration Board of Plant and
Building Trades Employees and a mem
Der OF Tammany Hall
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vIOLINIsT TO WED.

Miss Emily Gresser, American violin
list. who has frequently been heard in
her own recitais and In the concerts OF
Madame Yvette Guilbert. is to be mar
ried next Tuesday TO David Liebovitz,
Tho wedding will take place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Llebo-
vitz. q West Eighty-nlnth street
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REV


AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
Stutz passenger touring 1918. No. 1873.
motor g. l4s. license 2i6iS y. Y. Bright red
car, black tenders; initials J. G.. on doors in
old English: tires Goodrich front, Flregtone
John st. New York city. Tel Hickman S9S7
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.
1917 Hudson limousine: car 2f060, motor
$685.: formerly advertised incorrectly. COM
municato with T.. u. HOLLYWOOD. 80 John ST..
New York city. Telephone BeekInan ses1.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.
Ford 1920 delivery with Il. r. 23T Presi-
dent St. b klyn." painted on each side OF ths
body; license y. Y $4,000: motor 37f4240.
Communicate with T.. -. NORWOOD. -
John St. New York city. Tel. BeelIaan s9sI.
LOsT-Oct. %, uptown subway train. black
photographs album showing Views OF Fax
craft. Ramapo Lake. y. J.. suitable re-
ward IL returned 20 PAYSON Mel. MEE-
RILL CO. f. 44th ST, New York.
LOsr-Card case with cash. Thursday.
vicinity Lexington av. and 29th st re
ward Mrs. wELSCH. care Matthews. -
F.. Both 81.
LOST-Ieather wallet. between Saith and 7od
SITS. going from Pennsylvania Station on
subway; liberal reward Return to LOUIS
LONG. II West 10th 81.
LosT-ln subway li6th ST. station. black
brief case containing chemistry books
Finder phase notify Ii. - HARVEY. 20
F.. 42d at. n. Y; So reward.
LOST-Brown beaded bag in Black and
White taxi. Oct. 30. about i. NJ; suit
able reward. Tel Riverside 36Os.
LOsT-wednesday. on No. Riverside bus.
lady's white beaded bag; reward. Phone
Schuyler 6I24.
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Ter or Mr.. Ogden Mills and the late Mrs.
Mills. who died In Paris on October IA,
Lord and Lady Granard now have four
children
Mr. and Mrs w. Gordon Crawford,
who formerly lived in Washington. have
returned TO their apartment at East
Fifty-sixth street. where Mrs. Crawford
VIII introduce her daughter. Miss Katli-
leen Beale Crawford, 10 society at a
luncheon next month. Miss Crawford
will return from Europe this week.
Mr. Henry Kelsey Devereux OF Cleve-
land has arrived at the Plaza Hotel
from Thomnsville Ga. to meet Mrs.
Devereux. who Is n passenger on board
the Rotterdam. Mrs Quincy A. Shaw
I'd. Of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
4. Morgan Sd. Of Philadelphia. also are
stopping at the Plaza.
Mr. Marshall Field is at the st. Regis
to meet his wife. who IS n passenger on
board the Aquitania. Mr.. John Stew
ard, who liz a passenger on board the
Rotterdam. will be for the winter at the
hotel, where Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H..
Laughlin have arrived.
Or. and Mrs. Edmund lie Roy Dow.
who have been passing this month III
the White Mountains. win open their
house, II East SiXty-fifth street, next
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Fahys, Jr.
who We're married in Brookville, l.. l.,
on September Is, have returned from
their wedding trip to the Canadian
Rockies, and are at Forest Hills. L. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Aldred have
gone abroad. They now are in France
and will be in London before returning
to America about November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flat Brett, Jr
who spent the summer with Mrs. Brett's
mother at Cherry Hill. Plymouth, Mass.
have taken house at Hewlett. l.. L.,
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sawyer will be
for the winter at 1879 West Fifty-ninth
street. Their second daughter, Miss
Eleanor Sawyer, win be one of the debu-
tantes.
Mr.. and Mrs p A. S. Franklin. who
have been at their place at Locust Val
ley. l. l., since their return from abroad,
have gone to Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. John d. Rockefeller. who is at
Pocantico Hills. N. Y, will pass the
winter at his home IN Ormond Beach.
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
will return to their New York house
from Fairfield, Conn, next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Egerton Webb will
return from Locust Valley. l.. L., Lext
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran will give n
small dance in her home, 101 East Sixty
fifth street, on election night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Small Franklin
will remain at Cold Spring Harbor, l..
l., until November Is.
Mrs George A. Croker will return
to s West Forty ninth street from Mt.
Kisco, n. Y, next week.
NJ and Mrs. Samuel Sloan have
gone TO Paris for ali indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner Gerard will en-
tertain at dinner on Tuesday.
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NJ A r r lie D.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don October IS.
1920. IN the Chantry ~ 81. Thomas's
Church, New York. by the Rev Floyd p
Leach. Donald Morris Kirkpatrick TO
Frances Renee Dcapard. daughter OF Mrs.
Henry Dsspard
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GETS LICENSE TO WED IN 1921.

Max Scheck, theatrical producer.
living at the F'riars Club. obtained n
license Mt the Marriage License Bureau
yesterday 10 wed Miss Muriei Cort, 20
years old, daughter of Bernhard Cort,
an actor, Of SO Lenox avenue. They will
be married next January
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OCEAN CABLE LINES REopEvEp

Submarlne cable communications with
ST. Kits and Antigua, which were tenn
porarily suspended recently. have now
been restored. according to an announce
ment yesterday by tho Commercial Cable
Company. with offices at 90 Broad
street,
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UNIV GS .

KELLER. -Iingeiling OF stone % Lena Kel-
Ter beloved mother OF David L. Keller.
Mortimore. Eta. Sunday, October 81. $3.50
r NJ rain or shine. at Mt. Neboh Gene
terry. Friends and relatives Invited.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct. 2s.--Dr. Jules Dor.
det OF Brussels and Prof August Krogh
OF Copenhagen have. respectively. been
awarded the Nobel prizes IN medical
science For The years % 1918 and 1920.
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WEDDING NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Katherine T.
Page. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
C. u. Page, to Mr.. Howard Burdick will
take place to-day at noon Mt Norwich
House. the country place of her parents
in oyster Bay. LII.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Octobe- 20. In taxicnb between Goth
st. and Lexington av. and 10Th st., Rolinslcy
scarf Reward. If1 East 10th 81. Phone
Creamery 45T5.
TOST-Tfudson Bay sable scarf. evening OF
Oct 81 between fofth and 18Th sts on
Broadway or Riverside Drive. Return 10
$40 Riverside Drive. So reward. Apt. 1873.
LOsT-Two skin sable scarf. THURSDAY
night Adelphi Picture Theatre: liberal re-
ward KELfNER, . W. sJth.
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