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The New York herald., 1921-10-29
WEDDING NOTES.

In St. James's Church. Madison ave.
nue. and Seventy-frst street, this after
noon Miss Geraldine Strong Branson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Branson, will be married to Mr.. Leonard
Phillips Leverich OF F'lushingr-L. 4. a
reception will follow at SO East Sew
enty-second street, the home OF the
brides parents.
Miss Frances Olivia Caldwell. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caldwell
will be married to Mr.. John Walter
Strauss tonight in the North Presby-
terian Church. A reception will be held
at the ST. Regis.
In Scranton t., to-day Mr.. George
Augustus Wells Of this city will marry
Miss Eleanog Lee Porter, daughter OF
Mrs. john Il. Porter.
In Christ Church. West Islip. L. l.,
this afternoon Miss Helen Renwick
Weeks, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carnes Weeks, will be married to
Mr.. Lloyd Kitchel. A reception win be
held at the country home in Babylon OF
the brides parents.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Tucker
and Mr.. Charles Holland Duell OF this
city will take place to-day at Hillcroft,
the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
tam Sackett Duell. in Mcadowbrook. Pc.
Guests from New York will leave the
Pennsylvania Station on a special train
at 10 80, returning after the reception.
Weather permitting the ceremony will
be performed out of doors.
The marriage OF Miss Jocelyn Lord
Warrin, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Lord Warrin, 10 Mr.. Beekman
Ilsley. Jr., of this city. will take place
to-day in winthrop. Mass.
Miss Anne Howard Spencer, daugh-
ter of Mrs Graham Spencer. will be
married to Mr.. Louis Il. Shaw of this
city to-day at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Charles Potter, Jr, in st. Mar
tins Pa
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
MISS NELL, VIOLiNIST,
SHOWS GAIN IN STYLE
Displays Flashes of Briliiancy
in 'Devil's Thrill

Miss amy Neill of Chicago gave n
violin recital in Aeollan Hall last even
ing. She had been heard mere last
season AID the season before that The
impression which she made two years
ago was almost negative; that OF last
season was almost positive. Progress
had been accomplished and there was
gain not only in technic. but also In
style. Miss Neill performed Mr.. Kreis-
ler's version of Tartinis Devils
Trilr' last night with certain amount
of dash and occasional flashes of brill
liancy.
The young woman has not yet solved
the numerous problems OF violin tone,
but 1t seems as II she might at least
avoid the Fundamental mistake of hold
ing her violin too low. Surely Leopold
Auer, who was one of her masters. must
have emphasized the importance OF
holding IL high. Miss Neill appeared
to need the support of her left elbow
against her body and that position of
the arm brought the left wrist too low.
The best tone is not to be obtained in
this way.
In phrasng Miss Neiil left much to
be desired. Except in the incisive
rhythms OF the familiar Bach gavotte
she seemed unable to give her melodic
lines a clean carving against the gen
eral musical background. In her dou-
BILE stops. too. there was much compli-
cation at times both for herself and
for her hearer. Francis Moore played
the accompaniment well and the criti-
@.l III LOT xrifl tlRo
daily chant-the audience was large and
enthilsinatic
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
JUSTICE SQUIERS DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Stricken With Appendicitis in
Chambers.

Justice Arnon Lyon Squiers, OF the
Brooklyn Supreme Court, died last night
in St johns Hospital after an opera
ton for appendicitis last Sunday He
mad been in apparent good health until
he collapsed in his cha nbers q week
ago.
Justice Squiers was born IN Smyrna,
Chenango county. So years ago. He was
graduated from Columbia University In
1893. from New York law school the
following year. and was admitted to the
bar In 1895. From 1893 to 1895 he
taught mathematics in Columbia and
Barnard Colleges. In 1914. he was
elected to the Board OF Aldermen, serv-
ing until 1919.
Justice Squires was a 52d degree
Mason and past district deputy grand
master of the First Masonic district. He
was member of the National Repub-
Icon, Union League Of Brooklyn, Law
yers' and Crescent Athletic clubs. OF
the Brooklyn Chamber OF Commerce and
OF the New York State ana Brooklyn
Bar Associations. He was twice mar
ried. His wife and one son survive.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
HALLOWEEN DANCE
HELD AT THE PLAZA
Ballroom, Decorated With
Jack o. Lanterns.

Somewhat In advance of the real date
the Halloween festival was celebrated
last night IN the new ballroom of the
Plaza, where subscription supper
dance. organized by Mrs. James T.
Terry, was held. 1t was the first this
season OF a series known as the Little
Dances. which Mrs. Terry started sew
eral years ago.
The large ballroom was decorated
with autumn leaves, cornstalks, jack O.
lanterns and other things suggestive
or the festival. Streamers of confetti
hung from the ceiling, and supper
tables were arranged about the sides
Of the room. Guests at the tables
danced between courses. ard a singer
entertained the gathering during supper.
Among those entertaining friends were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Aspegren, Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood
Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hirst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey Curran, Mr.. w.
Scott Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. David
Heller, Mrs. Charles Pope, Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Deering, Mrs. Alfred N.
Beadleston. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S.
Brown. Mrs. Wilson Blackwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Griswold A. Thompson Mr..
Robert I. Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs George
jay Gould, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. e. de
Forest Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ogden Bacon, Mrs. Turnbuli Oelrichs,
Mrs. Jewett King, Mrs. George T.
Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Albert r.
Gallatin.
Also Count and Countess Dru, Prince
and Princess Il. Rcgpigliosi Mr.. Ottavio
Figueroa. Mr.. Charles f. Van Week,
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr. Mr..
and Mrs. David T. l.. Van Buren, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ]. Akin, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Prime. Count de Perigny.
Count Carracciolo Messrs. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt. c. Alan Arthur, Edward
McIlvaine. Charles G.. Shaw.
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Miss Marion E. de Rham Intro
duced at Dinner Preceding
the Dance.

win, Miss Alice Lee Beadleston. Miss
Nina Higginson and Miss Katherine
Adams. who is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Griswold Lorillard.
Among the girls who came out last
year and the season before were Misses
Sheila and Beatrice Byrne. Evelyn Loew.
Betty Barber, Mary Osgood Field, Helen
Trevor Virginia Ryan, Harriet McKim
and Katherine Bliss. Others at the
dance included Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S.
Reynal. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed. MIR.
and Mrs. George Henry Warren. Jr ; Mr..
and Mrs. Anson McCook Beard, Mrs.
Ernest r. Adee, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 3.
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clermont l.. Barn
WELL Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whitewright Wat
son. Mrs David Wagstaff. Miss Annette
Tilford. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rosseter Belts
Mr.. and Mrs Garrard Comfy. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Murray Mitchell. Miss Marguerite
Doubleday, Miss Olivia Thompson. Mr..
cile Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lans-
ing McVickar, Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Earle
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bradhurst
Field, Count Orlowski. Messrs. Julian r.
Sloan. w. Townsend Acee, Gould Jen-
nings, Harry G.. Gushing 3d.. John r.
Clark, Pierre Lorillard, Jr. Alan Harri-
man and w. Rosseter Belts, Jr.
Miss Annette Tilford will give dinner
tomorrow night for debutantes, after
which there will be dance in the new
clubhouse. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Frank B. Keech will have a luncheon for
$50.
An added attraction for Sunday will
be a tombstone golf tournament for
which fifty couples have signed to play.
Many families VIII remain at their villas
il. the park until the end of next month
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Mrs. Enrico Caruso returned from
Europe yesterday on board the Paris
and denied that there was any sign OF
possible contention among the heirs of
the noted tenor over the arrangement
made in italy as to the division Of the
estate. She also said that it was i'm
possible at the present time to make an
estimate Of the value OF the estate lef.
by her husband in Italy or America.
The attention of the tenor's widow
was drawn to report printed in a
weekly journal that court proceedings
probably would be taken to break the
will of the tenor and set aside the
arrangement made by the heirs as to
the division of the property as soon as
the copy OF the will. filed In Italy.
should be filed with the Surrogate OF
New York.
When seen in her apartment In the
st. Regis Hotel last night. Mrs. Caruso
said: IT see no possibility Of con-
test. All Ithe heirs are in perfect ae-
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
RARE ALMANACs on VIEW.

An interesting collection OF Americana
is now on Wow at the Anderson Cal
lcries, to be sold on the afternoons Of
Tuesday and Wednesday. November I
and 2. The material Is being sold from
the collection OF the Rhode Island HIS
torical Society, which is combining It's
collection to documents relating to
Rhode Island.
number of very rare almanacs are
among the most curious features Of
the works gathered here. There is for
example a complete set OF Ames's "As-
Economical Diary" beginning with the
first year OF publication. 172s. and run
ning through l775. There is rare
almanac OF the year 1855, the work %
Daniel Leeds, and one by Edward
ITolyoke for the year l709.
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Gloria arriving board the Paris
Says All the Heirs Are in Perfect Accord and Sees Nc
Possibility of Will Contest.

cord. ! do not see how there possibly
could be any legal trouble. ] received
cable message to-day from our law
yer in italy assuring me that everything
concerning the adjudication of the es-
tate was n-oving forward smoothly"
Mrs. Caruso was accompanied by her
daughter, Gloria. and n maid AT the
pier they were met by Messrs. Park
Benjamin, Jr. and Romeyn Benjamin.
brothers of Mrs. Caruso. and Mr.. Bruno
zirato. for several years Caruso's secre-
tary. and at the hotel they were Joined
by Mrs. Caruso's sister, Mrs. Frederick
Worth Goddard.
'I am very happy to be back In my
native city again." said Mrs. Caruso.
"I shall be here until next April at
least and then l expect to return to
Italy with Gloria. My first thought is
one of deep appreciation for the SYM
pathy of our New York friends and espe-
cially for the friends of Mr.. Caruso. who
are taking steps to form memorial
to him in some practical form. He had
more sincere admirers than l ever sus-
Dected existed"
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
MISS RoMANoFF, WRITER, WED
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Eugene l..
MuIlaney, Lawyer.

Miss Kathryn Lorrayne Romanoff,
magazine and newspaper writer. who
lived in the Carnegie Hall Studios. was
married In this city yesterday to Mr..
Eugene Llguri Muilaney, lawyer OF
this city.
The bride is assistant managing editor
of The Fourth Estate, q publication for
makers of newspapers Before coming to
New York to 90 war work with the Red
Cross and Y. w. G A.. Miss Romanoff
was society editor of the Gazette Times
of Pittsburgh and studied at the Car
negie Institute Of Technology in the
School of Applied Design.
Mr.. Mullaney is a graduate Of New
York University. During the world wal
he served In France with the 107th In
fantry as a First Lieutenant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullaney will live temporarily at
1875 West Seventy-third street.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
LORD BEATTY AT THEATRE.

Admiral Lord Beatty went to see Al
Jolson In "Bambo" at Jonson's Fifty
ninth Street Theatre last night He and
his party occupied a box. Jolson, In
his droll way. introduced him to the
audience as the Hero OF Jutland and
asked the spectators to rise and sing
God Save the King" There was n
tremendous applause and the orchestra
struck up the music, while enthusi-
astic voices sang America" and the
British anthem impartially. Lord
Beatty arose and said "A graceful thank
you TO all. At the end of the perform
ance the spectators crowded toward the
box and Lord Beatty had hard work
getting through to the door. He said he
had a merry evening and was coming
again.
with him were Lady Beatty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Field. Miss Field, Lord
Burshersh. Capt. spickernell and Capt.
Bailey.
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MISS SCALES TO WE'D.
Niece of Admiral Scnles to BE
Bride This Evening.

Special Despatch to TIM NEW YoEx HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 2S.-A marriage
license was issued here to-day to Mr..
Edward Harris Moon OF this city and
Miss Kathrine Henderson Scales, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Fl. Wellington Cobb, 8OS
West Franklin street. The wedding will
be celebrated tomorrow evening at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church.
Miss Scales is grandniece of former
Gov. A. Nj. Scales OF North Carolina
and a niece OF Rear Admiral A. r.
Scales. commander OF the Fifth Division
of the North Atlantic Fleet. now sta
toned at Newport. Miss Harriet Scales,
daughter of the Admiral. will be one of
the bridesmaids.
Mr.. Moon is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Moon of Lynchburg. The
ushers will include Messrs. Oscar w.
Underwood. Jr., of Washington l.. Ken
meth Gilpin and II. Wellington Cobb, the
brides stepfather.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
MME. DEsTINN's ooNCERr.

Nine. Emmy Destinn. who was re-
Gently a member OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company and is now In this
country to sing in concerts made her
temperance here last night at Car
negie Hall In q beneflt programme given
for the Workers Unity House. The So
prano had also been heard here. though
not often. on the concert platform. She
was very warmly greeted las night by
her audience and her singing was evil
dontly liked. Her list included the fa-
miliar air from Handers "Xerxes." two
"Lullabies" from THE KISS" by her
countryman. Smetana, and an air from
Butterfly" Roderick White assisted
by playing some violin solos.
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$500 FOR GEORGIAN DESK.
Sale OF Furnishings mt Anderson
Galleries Totals so,55o.

A Georgian desk with bookcase top
decorated In Adam stvle with floral
sprays and cameo medallons brought
the highest price OF yesterday after
Moons sale at the Anderson Galleries.
The piece went to r. f. Lawrence for
$780, Yesterdays session of the sale.
which Is of the period furniture,
tapestries. glass. ship models and other
furnishings from the collection OF a well
known architect, and includes modern
furniture the property of Mrs arthuf
+. Macarthur. with other minor collec-
tions. brought In bids amounting to
$3.50. The final lots OF the collection
wiz ~ so's th'r afternoon.
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DINNER FOR BRIDAL PARTY.
DIR. NJ. X. Smith Entertains Before
Wedding To-day.

DR.. Morris Kellogg Smith, who this
afternoon will marry Miss Margaret
Terry Blanchard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F.. Blanchard. in the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, gave a
dinner for members of the bridal party
last night at the Flotilla. The guests
included DR.. and Mrs. Philip M. slim
son. Misses Marguerite L. De Witt, Isa-
belle Benedict. Julia Ward. Marion An.
nette Evans and Mary C. Buchanan
Drs. Thayer A. Smith, Hugh Chaplin
George NJ. Goodwin. Thacher wor,hen
Messrs. Robert l.. Blanchard and Sam
uel c. Bartlett
Among these Iunching yesterday at
Perre's were Mrs. August Belmont Mrs
August Belmont Jr.. Miss Katherine
MacSay. Mrs. w. Whitewright Watson,
Mrs. Douglas W. Paige, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard M. Thomas, Mrs. Amory S.
Carhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Rene La Mon
tagne, Mrs. Cyril r. Dugmore, Mrs.
Howard p. Renshaw. Mrs. Frederick
Lewisohn and Mrs. Cornelius Fl. Tango
man.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Andrew w. Mellon. was among those
Ginning last night ct the Biltmore. Others
included DR.. and Mrs. Harry Hartley
and Miss Virginia Hartley of Boston
and Capt. Hugh S. Martin. U. s. A.
Mrs. Clarence G. Dinsmore, Mrs.
Benson Il. Sloan, Mrs. George z. Dick
;nson. Miss Lota Robinson and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Newcomb We're lunching
yesterday at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. r. Cromwell
Of Philadelphia will arrive to-day at
the Ambassador for few days stay.
Among those lunching at Delnonico's s
were Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs.
benjamin 3. Tilt, Miss Esther Murphy
and Mrs. Shepherd X de Forest.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
MRS. ANNA II. M'cooEY.

Mrs. Anna T.. McCooey. mother OF
John ". McCooey. Democratic leader OF
Brooklyn. died yesterday morning in
her eightieth year. at 1890 Dean street.
that borough, the home OF her daughter.
Miss Margaret j. McCooey. Mrs. Nc
Cooey was born in York street. Brook
Ign. Her husband Patrick II. McCocey,
died for'y-cosr -ee-s seo.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
OBITUARIES.
WILLIAM HOPKINS oATLIN.

MERIpEN, Conn. Oct. 2s.--William
Hopkins Catlin. for more than forty
years a prominent figure in banking cir
cles Of the State. died at a local hospi-
tai this afternoon from complication
OF diseases following an operation for
gall stores. On account OF Ill health
he resigned last July as secretary and
treasurer OF the Meriden Savings Bank
after thirty-one years OF service in these
positions and forty-four years with the
hank
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
EARL OF DUcIE DIES.
Henry John Moretor Was Father
of House of Lords.'' .

FALFrELp. Gloucestershire. England.
Oct. 2.-Henry John Moreton. third
Earl Of Ducle. died here to-day. He
was born in 1927. and was known as the
Father of the House of Lords.' having
been member of that body for Sixty
eight years. The Earl lived through
five reigps. The heir TO the Earldcm
Is Berkeley Basil More:on. Colonial
Secretary and Minister of Public In
struction in Queensland from 1855 TO
1883. He is the fourth son Of the second
Earl and was born in 1876
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
DIR. JOHN WILSON GIBBS.

DR.. John Wilson Gibbs. 70. died ves-
terday in his apartments in the Hotel
Belleclaire, Seventy-seventh street and
Broadway. A veteran Of the civil war.
he was known as an expert on obesity
and treated President Cleveland as wei,
as many people on the stage and In
private life
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
IN NJ E NJ o RIA Nj.

AGATSTON.---Tn loving memory OF Blanche
schweracnskl Agatston. who passed ou''
October 20 1918. Her memory Is q
divine blessing to us. who cherish II.
Her mother. brothers and sister.
memory of James Butler. died
October 20. 1911. Richard Butler.
l<TTCiIAM. In loving memory OF Emma
Louise Murrili Ketcham. October 20. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

over from Sterlington with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Woods Miss Emily Davies, Miss
Emily Fordyce Dodge, Miss Mathilda
Coster. Miss Ellin MaclSay, who was
with Prof and Mrs. John Dyneley
Prince Miss Jeanne Reynal, Miss Car
lotta Havemeyer. Miss Erna Some, Miss
Beatrice Batterman. Miss Leila Bald
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
M A r R lie D.

Won HEafERT-OGDEN.-O October 81,
1921, at Calvary Church. by the Rev.
Theodore Sedgwict. Adelaide Routh,
daughter of Mrs. John II. Ogden of 3s3
Park av., TO Mr. Auguste Philippe voa
Hemert OF Davenport Neck, New Rochelle
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

Mrs. Dawes became seriously i'll on
thursday. At that time Gen Dawes.
who was to have remained In New York
for the dinner last night to Brig. Gen.
Payot OF the Allied Supplies Board.
started for Marietta.
Mrs. Dawes was the widow OF 0sn.
Rufus Il. Dawes. veteran of the civil
war.
The Mary Gates Dawes Memorial Ho-
tel for women in Chicago was built by
Gen. Charles c. Dawes In honor of his
mother. 1t was opened In February.
1917.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT--Ford sedan. 1920. at 42d st. and
Madison av.. October 20. between 10 and
$40 r. NJ: license No. 2i3asI New York,
all round; special hand brake one new and
one old fender: liberal reward and no auss-
tons ASKED. u. BARTON. 4i9 West iigth.
Apartment 1E.
LosT-Hetwecn tagamore TTill and Wood
bury, l.. l., on Monday. octeb,r II, leather
Mrs. H n. WINTHROP, W ,odbury. L.
reward viii viii be Be sisei OSs to the finder. suitable
I.osT-In taxicab. between 9Th ana 50th
st-. green envelope purse. marked A. "a. G..
reward. Return G.. w. CARTER room I2as
Rlltmore Hotel. '''
LosT--wcdncsday, on 9Th av.. between 8s,i
and 56th sts.. black velvet bag. gold mono
gram initial g. NJ. reward. 10 r. seth.
sewe'ry.
A REWARD or $3.50
for return OF bar pin containing ~ square
diamonds and ? emersids, los, October 20,
g CO. 5,h ev. and 55th 81.
REWARD OF 800
For return OF service bow knot pin, sapphiros,
rub,es ald diamonds, lost October 23 be-
tween 80 and 5tst sts. A. X. LEE & CO.
nc. Is William 81.
A REwARD or $3.50
For return Of diamond; crown shaped
a. sr0YS'i W iEE 5wf Cow fSc o'i Il wil1,am Snq ' st.
$500 REWARD
for return OF platinum, sapphire and dla-
mond bracelet. lost October IL ut Lake PLACID
Club Lake Placid. NJ Y. A. II. LEE G. co.
INC, ~ william -.
5000 REWARD
for return OF diamond and sapphire bar pin
platinum and diamond dinner ring with ca
bochon sapphire set In centre. 20 rs| lF
diamond and sapphire princess ring wrapped
IN tissue paper. lost October -, between s5,h
and 35d SITS. proportonate reward for return
OF any piece. I. III. 4 Il. X. WEINBERG,
800 REWARD
For return OF platinum bar pin. containing
10 emcraids and IL diamonds. lost October q
az Quaker Ridge Golf Club, Mamaroneck,
\. Y. BLACK. STARR q FROST. 9Th av.
and 4s,h 81.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

Countess de Festetics de Tolna. who
arrived on the George Washington, Is
at the Vanderbilt.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell
will return next Monday from Tuxedo
Park for the winter.
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GEN. DAWES'S MOTHER DIES.
Son IL nt Bedside fn Marietta, o.,
Having Been Called From Here.

MARIETTA. o. Oct. 2s.--Mrs. Il. II.
Dawes. aged 10, mother of Brig.-Gen.
Charles 9. Dawes and Beeman G. Dawes
Of Columbus, died in her home her. to-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

The Right Hon. Reginald McKenna
and Mrs. McKenna of London, England
are In Washington for a brief visit
Mr.. Mckenna is in this country on a
semi-off.cial commercial mission.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. William Appleton Burn
ham will return to-day from Hot
Springs. Va.
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Wearing Apparei.

1OST-Fisher neck scarf Friday. at G:i5
p. NJ. on M iison av. and Goth st.; lib
cral reward. 10 West sTth %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Goedby Loew
and the Misses Florence and Evelyn
Loew viii return to New York next
week from Roslyn, l.. ].
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

Mrs. Buchanan Schley has returned
to 43 Fifth avenue from a visit to Cen.
tral America.
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D | L D

Berthoid. Pauline McCooey, Anna e.
Cameron. William L. Newell. Charles A.
Clcary, Thomas +. Nickel. Caroline
Cole, Helen It. Oakley. Walter r..
Dachtera, Theresa Palmer, Laura e.
Detwyn or Dillin. A. Parr, Richard
Deyo. Jonathan I. Pfarrius Ernest
Diaper Eliza A. Th'np. I'aui
Fngei, Hedwig Smythe william q.
Gibbs. John w. Weir Alexander
HnZcn. job. =. Williams, Cecil
Jameson. Jos, ph A. wolfram, William n
Kl.ngelhoefer, Karl
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. and Mrs. Hobart C. Chatfleld-
Taylor have arrived in France.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler F. Anderson
who spent the summer ut their country
home at York Harbor, Me-, have opened
their Washington residence.
The New York herald., 1921-10-29

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday, having
Lieut.-Gen. Baron Jacques as the prin-
cipal guest. Gen. Jacques left In the
evening for the West.
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Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly will
give large dinner party tonight at
Florham, the home of her mother. Mrs.
Hamilton Mex. Twombly. in Convent.
n. j..