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The New York herald., 1921-04-28

In the Lady Chapel OF st. Patrick
Cathedral yesterday morning Mics Vir-
ginia Madigan became the bride OF Mr..
Marcus DAILY Boarman Of Roundup.
Mont. who fell in love with her picture
long before he met the original.
They were married BY Mgr. Burke.
pastor OF the Church of st. Philip Neri.
the brides parish church In the Grand
Concourse. Mgr. Burke also celebrated
the nuptial mass. assisted by the Very
Rev Dean O'Brien Of Hudson Falls.
\. y. who has known the bride since
her infancy. and Father Martin Tahy
OF the Church OF Our Lady of Lourdes,
who Is chaplain of the Actors Guild. Of
which the bride is a member. During
the mass Mr.. Thomas Egan sang the
prayer from lei Cid"
Mr.. Thomas F. Madigan accompanied
his sister to the chancel. where Mr..
Boarman and his best man, Mr.. Milton
Baldridge. met them. The bride wore
a travelling dress OF light gray taffeta
with a hat to match. Her bridesmaids.
the Misses Josephine and Martha Madi-
gan, her sisters. wore dresses OF Bel
gian blue silk and net, with broad
brimmed blue hats. DR.. Joseph Zim-
norman of Buffalo and Capt. William
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Parmentier on
May | will go to Tuxedo PARK. where
they have taken Mrs. G. Wickliffe Yu-
lees house for the summer
Marquis Sommi iii Piccnard who ar
rived In this country two months ago.
has returned from Mexico. Nj p. Cou-
Ion of Paris accompanied him. They
will stop at the Ritz-Carlton until the
middle of May, when they will sail for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Duncan nf Cleve-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. rs,rh and
Mr.. and Mrs Garret McEnerney OF San
Francisco are at the Belmont.
Sir Edgar Montague Jones ana Lady
Jones, who are at the Biitmore. will sail
by the Caronia Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chalmers
and Mr. Thomas S. Chalmers nave ar
rived at the Rltz-Carlton from Chicago
and will sail on May ty The Aaui-
tania.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. vanderhcf have
come from Greenwich to stay at the
Chatham.
Mrs. George Angus Garrett % Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Rush
and Mrs. Francis y. Potts OF Philadel-
phia and Mrs Franklin Farrell OF An
sonia. Conn. arc at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
MISS HEANEY, PIANIST WED
II. l.. BraEdon MarrIcs 0ne Time
Pupil of Leschetfzky.

In the Church OF the Beloved Disciple.
East Eighty ninth street, near Park ave-
nue.. last evening Miss Ethel Eugenia
Heaney pianist daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heaney OF 3S75 Broadway
was married to Mr.. Henry l.. Bragdon
By the Rev DR.. Henry NJ. Barbour. rec
tor emeritus OF the church. The brides
attendants were Misses Mabel French
Winifred Poynton. Esther Swortflguer
and Christine I>oos. Caroline Morgan.
cousin OF the bride. was flower girl. DR.
Abbott c. Combes, Jr.. was best man.
The ushers were Dr. De Raisme Combes.
Messrs. Clinton Combes. Norman Me-
Laren. Arthur Peterson and Lincoln ID.
whyte. A reception was held in the ball
room of the Gotham.
The bride was at once time pupil OF
the famous piano teacher Leschetizky
In Vienna. She has appeared in public.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
CIRCUS AND BEAUTIES
TO PARADE FOR POOR
Marchers Coll on NeU York
To-day to Aid Mill Fund.

The Mayors Committee OF Women.
with the aid of Ringing Brothers and
Barnum a. Bailey circus. the Police
Department. army airplanes and Flo
Ziegfeld's chorus girls. will call on New
York to-day to contribute to the milk
fund for nourishment of poor children
OF the city. The drive viii begin with
q Tag Day parade this morning at 10
o'clock. starting at Madison square
and proceeding mp Madison avenue to
Fifty-seventh street and back down
Fifth avenue.
The parade will consist of the best
that the big circus has to offer. 900
police reserves, numerous floats de-
signed by Joseph Urban. theatrical
scenic designer; Ziegfed beauties rigged
out az milkmaids riding In the side
cars OF police motorcycles. Rodman
Wanamaker and Police Inspector
Dwyer. There will be speeches and
collections all over the city all day
long
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
Miss McCOmas
May Get $2OO,OOO
by Fiance's Will
Actress and Pittsburgh Bust
ness Man Were to Marry,
His Mother Says.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PITTSBURGH, April 27.-Miss Carroll
McComas. sole beneficiary under the
will OF Howard ]. Flannery, wealthy
young business man who died suddenly
in the Algonquin Hotel, New York. on
been the wife or the Pittsburgh man
some time this year. was the statement
made by Mrs. James ]. Flannery, his
mother. here to-day. While no definite
date for the wedding had been set. It
was understood that the marriage would
take place this spring.
Miss McComas is the daughter OF
Judge c. C. McComas of Los Angeles.
who has long been prominent in the
woman's enfranchisement movement.
Her mother, Mrs. Alice Moore Nc
Comas. is the author of Travel
Sketches and many short stories
Mr.. Flannery was connected with sew
eral coal companies and other business
concerns In western Pennsylvania. No
estimate of the value of his estate was
given In the will neither would any OF
his family name the amount. AS Tar
as can be learned there will be no con-
test of the will filed for probate here.
Miss McComas was named as the ex-
ecutrix of the will and the testator
stipulated that she was not to be re-
auired to give any bond as such. she
has VOWED her right to serve as execu-
trix in favor of Mrs. Harriet Flannery,
the mother of the deceased.
BY the will filed Of the late James
j. Flannery. who died in March, 1870,
father of Howard J. Flannery. he dis
posed of an estate of more than $2,0oV :
900. He stipulated that his wife was
to have the income for life, and al
her death 1t was to go to the children
in equal proportions
There was a provision in the will
reading:
I'm case any OF the children misbe-
have In such manner as to bring
scandal or discredit upon my name or
Inherit them" He directed that writ
ten proof of such conduct is to be SUBJ
mitted In writing before any erring one
wss 70 be disinherited.
Miss McComas said last night at the
Belmont Theatre. where she Is appear
ing in Lulu Bett." that she had no
intention Of leaving the stage. in spiso
of her good fortune. 1t developed that
she had known some time ago that she
was to be the legatee, but did not dis
close it, even to her closest friends.
She did not make known how large a
sum she was to receive but. according
to report. it is expected TO be more
than $4,000.
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LOST AND FOUN ND
AUTOMOBILES STOLEN.

~ loMobILf ~ItplSEN,
Ford. 1920. coupe. No. il313s3 license
n. " i495S9. stolen April % on saith st.
west OF Broadway. Communicate with e. u.
HOLLYWOOD. IS John ST., New York city.
Telephone Beekman 1887.
A reward will be paid for informal tion lead
ing 10 recovery of 1919 Chandler dark
blue despatch body, serial No. T2J06. license
No. 144829 n. Y. (182D. stolen from In front
OF s4 Grove st. New York city. April 20.
about r. NJ. SHERWOOD ADJUSTING
BUREAU. 6s William st. John 3e4s.
LoST-Friday p NJ. In Brown and White
Taxi. between 5Sth ST.. 9th and 104
East s0th St. black lea ather brief case, with
Two buckles and nickel clasp. Please re
turn 10 j. +. McCLELLANp. 100 Broadway
Phone Rector 1000.
LOST--Large black poclie,book. containing
keys. watch and other articles. Grand Gem
tral Station Lexington av. subway: re
ward. Mrs. G. IL. n, Cortlandt 1900
Ext. 100.
LoST-Sii,er top black velvet bag. contain
ing automobile license. key. check book.
&C. between 41th and b6th sts.: finder may
Keep money: bag valuable because of affiii-
BROOKS. 200 w. 17ath 81.
LosT-Saturday. April 2s small black
leather bag. containing pair OF spcctacles
and soTne upper false teeth. - reward re-
turn 70 i32 West s6th
I0ST-Between West End av AMI 18th at
beaded bag AMI monogrammed black velvet
vanity case. Reward. REYNOLDS. 14c
West 5Sfh ST.
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MISS GODFREY SECRETLY
MARRIED TO MR.. BENDER
Leaves Sisters House in Har-
rison, N. T., and Telcgr0phs.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. April 27.--Tha.
Miss Alice Godfrey. an attractive and
popular girl in Harrison. n. Y. had
eloped and been married to Mr.. John
Bender, New York business man. was
the news received by relatives OF the
young woman this morning. Mrs God-
frey went away Unexpectedly last sun
day and a search as to her whereabouts
was instituted by members of her family.
A telegram from her -as followed to-
day by a letter postmarked Atlantic
City. y. j., where the couple are spend
ing their honeymoon.
Mrs Bender Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Godfrey Of Orange. y. J.
She has been staying with her sister,
Mrs. William Loescher n Harrison re-
Gently It is said the couple met three
weeks ago Mr.. Bender Is unknown TO
relatives OF his wife in Harrison.
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BONWIT TELLER DANCE.
Fifth Annual Affair in Comm od ore
Tomorrow Might.

The fifth annual entertainment and
dance OF employees OF Bonwit Teller &
Co. will be held tomorrow evening in the
grand ballroom OF the Hotel Commodore
al $50 o'clock. Special acts viii be
provided through the entertainment de-
partment of the B. +. Keith theatres
under the personal supervision of Miss
Frances Rockefeller King.
John Mayher is chairman for the af-
fair. and assisting him are the Misses
Anna Crofton, Estelle Wildman. Estelle
O'Neill. Mrs. Eta Oliver. Frank Ames,
Jesse +. Heyman, Paul G. Smith and
Edmund Welgele. Paul j. Bonwit and
Fred A. Taylor will be honorary guests
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OBITUARIES.
On. JACOB LONnONER.

DR. Jacob Londoner. a specialist in
childrens diseases. died suddenly yes
terday morning OF apoplexy at iis home.
s39 Park place, Brooklyn. He was 5s
years old and had been for years head
physician OF the chiidrens ward at the
Jewish Hospital In BroolSlyn. He
leaves his wife. two daughters and
son. Interment will be in Mount Hope
Cemetery.
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MISS BOSWELL A BRIDE.
Mr.. II. VI. Pardee weds Daurbter
of Mrs. IL. IL. Boswell.

Miss Leonora Boswell daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Harrison Boswell. was mar
ried to Mr.. Rene Mead Pardee OF Irving
ton on Hudson last evening in All
Angels Church. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. DR.. Charles Labar
Pardee father of the bridegroom The
bride entered the church with ner cousin
Mr.. Howard Heermans of Rochester
Mrs. Robert Palmer Marshall was the
matron Of honor. The flower girls were
Katherine Palmer Marshall, niece of the
bridegroom. and Elizabeth Selden Field
cousin Of the bride. Mr.. Charles Laban
Pardee. Jr., was best man for his
brother
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SPANISH COMEDY PRODUCED.
"Ramo de LOcura'' Produced In
Madrid.

MADRID. April 27.-The new comedy.
"Ramo de Locura." was produced by
the brothers Serrafin, Joaquin and Al
varez culntero in tho Centre Theatre
here last night.
The rlay received general commenda-
tion by the critics, although the ma jority
considered II more a tragedy than a
comedy. All declared the Interpretation
was rema rkabIy good
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
HOWARD j. FRY.

Howard J. Fry OF the Try Art Conn
pany. died Tuesday OF acute indigestion
and heart diease in his home In Schenck
avenue. Great Neck. Mr. Fry was born
forty-four years ago In Syracuse. son
OF Thomas NJ. Fry. merchant OF that
city. He attended the College OF Ply
sicIans and Surgeons here. but left be-
fore graduation to enter business.
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HENRY n. C. WATSON.

Word was received here yesterday OF
the death at Pau. France, Tuesday OF
Henry r. c. Watson. son OF the late
William Watson. Mr.. Watson held
membership in many New York clubs.
including the Union League. Nctropoli-
tan. New York Yacht. University Aero
and Turf and Field. He was a q aduate
of Columbia University in the class Of
1873
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
IN THE BERK KsHIaEs.

LENox, Mass. April 27-Mr. and Mrs.
Bernhard Hoffman, have leased their
Brookside cottage in Stockbridge to DR..
and Mrs. Henry Rawle Geyelin Of New
York
Mr.. Simeon Joseph Drake has taken
the Manautuck farm villa in Stock
bridge of Mrs. Lemuel Bolton Bangs.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn at Stock
bridge include Mrs. Paul Morton, Mr..
and Mrs. James Newton Gum, Mrs. j.
Enrique Zanetti of New York: Mrs.
Robert Cooper Townsend OF oyster Bay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emyn l.. Stewardson
Of Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
FRANCE H0N0RS MRS. HARJES

PARIS, April 27.--Mr. Walter Berry,
president OF the American Chamber OF
Commerce. OF Paris has been made Com
mander of the Legion of Honor. accord
ing TO list of awards published in the
Journal Offtciel to-day. The list also
included Mrs. Herman Harjes. DR.. Rob-
ert Turner and Mr.. Frank Jay Gould.
who have been made knights OF the
Legion.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
MISS SARA A. RYAN.

Miss sara A. Ryan. who enjoyed the
distinction OF never having missed
through Illness session in the public
school In Whitestone. where she taught.
died from pneumonia yesterday at her
home. i2s North Eleventh avenue,
whitestone. she had been teaching IN
the public schools for twenty-five years
Miss Ryan was born at Rochester. ".
". about forty-five years ago
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
mrs. ANNIE u KNAPP.

Mrs. Annie I. Knapp. who was buried
yesterday from her home at Montciair ".
r.. was the widow OF Charles ". Knapp.
whose murder is one OF the crime nys-
teries OF New York. Mr.. Knapp was
shot and killed January 3. 1919. IN a
bilding he owned AZ 50 Bedford street.
Ms snhattan Mrs Knapp was found dead
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
THEIR 2ooTH MUSICAL PLAY.

The Sl,uberts win celebrate their two
hundredth musical production with the
presentation in Atlantic City tonight OF
the Oscar Straus operetta. The Last
Waltz" II will come TO tho Century
Theatre on Monday evening. May O. and
next week will be the last OF the en-
gagemert OF Tn the Night Watch"
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WEDDING OF MISS SHAW.

Miss Margaret Shaw. daughter OF
Mrs. Eugene Shaw. will be married TO
DR.. Ferton Taylor. son OF Mrs. Thomas
Fenton Taylor. this afternoon In the
chantry OF ST. Thomas's Church. A
small reception will be held at 130 East
Sixty-seventh street, the home OF the
bridegroom's mother
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
IN M f M O RIAM .

HFsgE.-ln constant and loving memory q
Maurice Hesse, ready beloved husband
~ Edith Reiss Hesse and devoted father
~ Sorfna ". and Stanley w. An ideal
son and brother who went away from u-
sunday. April ~. 1919.
cCABE--In loving memory of our dear
father. James McCabs. who departed this
life Apru IS, 1919.
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MR.. vREELAND's SON TO WED
Daughter OF Mrs. Mary woodruff
Engaged to Mr.. j. r. Vreeland.

Engaged to Mr.. j. r. Vreeland.
Mrs. Mary Woodruff or 2ol West Sew
enty ninth street invited se 3cral friends
to dinner last night at the Waldorf
Astoria and informed them OF the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Miss Louise
Woodruff, to Mr.. James Ferguson Vree-
land. son OF Mr.. Fl. II. Vreeland, vice
president OF the Interborough Con-
solidated Corporation, and Mrs. Vree-
land of 1876 Central Park West. Mr..
James r. vreeIand Is connected with
the Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany. During the war he served in the
army with the rank Of Lieutenant
The guests included. In addition to
Mr.. and Mre. ri. RI. Nreeland Mrs. T.
H. Reed. grandmother OF Mr. James T..
Vreeland, Messrs. II. II. Vreeland. Jr,.
and r. Reed Vreeland a student at
Yale. his brothers. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Woodruff Of Flushing. l.. l.. brother
and sister-in-law OF Miss Woodruff. and
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Granger OF Mount
Vernon. " Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
JAMES GIBLIN

James Giblin. who retired three years
ago after serving twenty mine years in
the Police Department, died yesterday
on the southbound station OF the Inter
borough subway at Simpson street The
Bronx Recently he had been employed
as clerk in a law firm at 81 Cedar
street. Mr., Giblin was 55 years old. His
home was at 995 East 6Tth street
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
MR.. r. CARSON PECK TO WED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Foster OF 81
Whitney avenue. Toronto. Ont. have an
nounced the engagement OF their deugh-
ter. Mis-; Isabel Foster. TO Mr. Fremont
Carson Peck. son OF Mrs. Carson G. Peck
OF 3s1 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. ~. Y.
and Shrewsbury. n. }. Mr.. Foster IL
president and manager OF the National
Grocers. Ltd, OF Toronto.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
EDWIN PACKARD.

Edwin Packard who was the frs,
president OF the Franklin Trust Com
pany In Brooklyn and formerly pres.-
dent OF the Brooklyn Y NJ. c. A., died
Tuesday OF influenza at his homo, 241
Henry street. in his eighty-nrst year
Mr.. Packard was president OF the
Franklin Trust Company from 1889 un-
I'll 1892, when he resigned to become
president OF the New York Guaranty
and Indemnity Company
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DIED.
In Ncmorism
He.re, Maurice

Hs.re, Maurice McCabe. James
ABBOTT. Nicholas w. (piloD. husband ~
Gertrude Horton passed away III his
spth year on April "a. 1921 Funeral ser
vices ~ his late home, ~ West Pilot II
city leland New York city, on Friday, at
a ~ NJ.
BENJAMIN. Non Tuesday Apru &c. George
p Benjamin, beloved husband of Elise G..
benjamin.. at his residence, 2lIs Broad
way Funeral Thursday morning At ~
O'Clock, rleafe omit flowers. lntcrment
private.
BRowN.--on April %. 1921. Rachel ", wife
of John Brown. IN her 53d year. Funeral
services AZ her late residence. 6i4 West
tssth st., on Thursday evening at
o'clock. trssrmcnt woodinwn.
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Gen. Pershing at
Dinner and Dance
at White Sulphur
Mrs. G.. w. Vanderbilt and Miss
Vanderbilt Also Join Stet-
tiniuS Guests.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
April 27.--Since the arrival early in the
week Of Gen. Pershing to be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Stettinius
there has been a series of events In his
honor. Mrs. George Vanderbilt and Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt motored over from
Hot Springs for luncheon with the party
and are remaining until tomorrow as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stettinius
The latter gave a dinner last night for
Gen. Pershing. which was also attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. The
party went later to the dance in the
ball room of the Greenbrier.
Gen. Pershing has devoted a great
deal Of time to outdoor sports during
his visit, golfing with Mr.. Stettinius yes
ing over the Valley View Trail with
Mr.. John j. Watson, Jr.
Judge and Mrs. Elbert II. Gary will
arrive soon to spend the spring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Dean gave
q luncheon In the Pines.
Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd is here from
New York with Miss Gladys Olcott
Mr.. J. Ogden Armour has arrived from
Chicago for a stay of several weeks.
HOT SPRINGS.
Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS. Va, April %. Mrs
John Scott Browning. Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott Browning and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph II. Mattiessen have arrived at the
Homestead from New York Other ar
rivals include Mr. and Mrs. Ridley
Watts Of New York and Mrs. John T.
Gillespie of Morristown. n. J.; Mrs.
Walter l.. Preston. Mrs. c.. Coburn Darl-
ing and Mr.. J. Hayden Preston of Provi-
dence, and Mrs. Charles NJ Hinkle OF
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Rich
ards Of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Zim-
norman of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Kent Of Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ryerson of Lake
Forest, ILL.,, motored over from White
Sulphur Springs for luncheon with Mr..
and Mrs. Martin A. Ryerson.
Mrs. Joseph Letter and Mrs. Henry
Benning Spencer of Washington were
Gilbert Lee of Detroit and Mrs. Joseph
Palmer Knapp OF New York PLAYED cye
the long golf course and then had tea
on the Casino lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell Ise-
lin and Miss Adrienne NJ. Iseln were
among the colonists driving to Warm
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller,
Jr., left here to-day on their way to
New York. Mrs. Rockefeller will stop
over in Washington a few days. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen c. Castle. who have been
here on their honeymoon. started for
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Cut
Ter and Mrs. Zenas Sears for Boston.
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in bed by a daughter. Heart disease
was the cause of her death. She had
been an invalid for many years.
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A REWARD or S25O


Walton. West 10th st and Strand Theatre.
Bio OK, STARR FROST. 9Th av. and
4sth ST.
A REWARD OF $3.50
VIII bs paid for the return OF acorn shaped
scarfpin, with pearl shaped diamond In
centre, lost April 81 at or between golf
and West sGth 81. l. II. 4 p. II. VEIN
BERG. 665 5th av.
A REWARD OF $3.50
will be paid for return OF flexible platinum
April "a golf links North Shore Country
Club. a. II. LEE Co. INC. 10 william st.
LOST-Between 42d and 43d or between 43d
and Hotel Astor. platinum brooch, with
large diamonds besides tear. Very liberia
reward offered II returned 10 IL r..
FAUNCE. us Fenimore ST.. Brooklyn. Tel.
TIT5 Tlatb1sh.
LOST-Ring, Monday evening, April 49,.
Booth Theatre. ladies' dressing room. bal
cony: large stone sapphire surrounded by
diamonds In platinum setting: reward. Write
or call Y. A. WESSELL, AZ West 18th.
LOST-Diamond bar pin. platinum setting.
Monday evening, between residence and
s3d broadway or Broadway car. reward.
GOTTSCHALL. Is C1aremont av. li6th
apt. Of. Morningside 1850.
LoST-wednesday morning. between s2d and
saih SITS, Amsterdam av. and Rive rside =
Park. gold bracelet. valued keepsake.
Liberal reward. Phone Schuyler 1908. 400
West End av.
I0ST-Platinurn ana diamond circle pin.
Tuesday evening, between 5ith st. and
Waldorf. on 9Th nv. Liberal reward II re-
turned to 1851 Waldorf.
LOST-Diamond ring from taxicab entering
the Palais Royal, about 10 7. NJ: liberal
reward. Mrs. a. " CONOyER, Wander
bilt Hotel.
LosT-Antique oval paste brooch, silver set
ting inner rim gold treasured keepsake
reward. 14i W. Seth st.
LOST-Dlamond ring, carat. yellow IL
subway. between s5th st. and Penn sta
ton. April %. + ias Herald. Herald 50
LosT-Lady's platinum horse brooch set with
diamonds: liberal reward DIR. BROM-
BERG, l33 East 34th.
LosT-April %. diamond bar rin. in or near
Ginibel's store; liberal reward. Phone
Broad $500.
81 900 REWARD
No questions asked for return of diamond
enga cement ring and diamond circle ring
lost April IL. vicinity OF Robert Treat lIo-
tel. Newark. n. J. A, II. LEE Co, IL
William st
$500 REWARD
for return OF pair Of Jade and diamond ear
rings lost April 0. at between Hotel
Setherland and a55 Park nv. or IN ;axicah.
l. H. 4 y. H. WEINBERG 665 ath az.
500 reward. no questions asked. for return
OF straight bar pin containing 2 dla monds.
sapphires and . rubief. lost April 81 be-
tween broadway and r2d st., OF Park av.
DREtCER & co, goo 5th nv.
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Jeweiry.
! REWARD OF S7oo

will be paid for return OF diamond anc
platinum brooch. 16 large and IL small dla
mords. lost Sunday. April %. between Ho.e
Walton. West 10th st and Strand Theatre
Biz OK. STARR FROST. 5th av. an,
4Sth St
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" caring Apparel.

LOsT-Black FOX fur. vicinity G0th. Gi.t.
eth and Madison avs, Tuesday evening
Kindly phone Mr.. LEWIS. Broad 3Ts5. LIB
eral reward.
LOST-Yeliow cross fox fur IN taxi from
J2d ST.. sth av. 10 s3d st reward. Phone
Schuyler 1oi4s
LOsT-Mink neckpiece. 81 inches long, 5ih
av. bus. between iASth and s0th, Monday
Reward " T.. DUDLEY, 2 Rector st
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. r. James Cross of New York hal
leased for the season the cottage knowr
as Brent Lodge. belonging to Miss Ellei
+. Ma son.
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Capt. Douglas f. Dismukes. L.. s. NJ.
and Mrs. Dismukes have returned from
Boston, where they were the guests OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Herbert o.
Dunn.
Mrs. Edwin s. Cramp, who has been
In Newport inspecting her place. Sunny
lea, returned to New York last night.
Mr. Charles p. II. Gilbert will arrive
from New York tomorrow to inspect
his Bellevue avenue estate.
DR. and Mrs Alexander Hamilton Rice
will open Mirimar the second week in
May
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster IL In
New York for a short stay.