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The New York herald., 1921-02-19
POGANY, ARTIST, WINS
AGAINST MR.. BELASCO
Court Rules His Action for
Sionder Must Be Tried.

ihe Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court yesterday approved an order ~
supreme Court Justice Edward r. Finch
granting judgment on the pleadines In
favor OF Willy Pogany I'm his action
against David Belasco and Others for
100000 for allegedly slanderous words
in The play Call the Doctor"
The defendants demurred to tho co,,,.
plaint saying that II did no. set forth
cause OF action. The Appellate DI-
vision. however. holds that the complaint
IS suiiiciently statement of legal points
issue put grants the defendants per-
MISSION to withdraw their demurrer ana
anrwer the complaint II they follow the
usuai course and answer, the case will
De tried on the merits. Otherwise tho
piaintin may tpke judgment by defanI,
Pogany. who alleges that he Is n moe
pcrous artist, OF good character. mar
Iicu ana not Mt all flirtatious. takes
exception TO the following ex racta from
ASes ana OF Miss Jean Archibald's
pay spoken by Miss Fanla Marinoff.
nave n sweetheart, Pogany Willy.
ne nave come TO stay. So now we
marry ourselves and 20 home TO Buda-
pess. meet him one day in n Hun
see me he love me nj one look
Joan. dear, have been so blue.
n big fool What you think. Pogany
WHY is not true to me. Money I give
hlm nli the time and he blow II on
American girl seen them with INV
eyes. They eat and laugh and talk IN
the restaurant. and my money pays. lie
20 ana dance. and I 40 home and eat
my heart out alone. In one week was
my wedding day. on / sue That IL
-hat I do. sue him for promise Of
brceches."
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
NO OFFICE FOR MRS. COLBY.

Mrs. Everett Colby. wife of former
United States Senator Colby. of
Llewellyn Park, Orange. ". j., has de-
clined the nomination for the presidency
OF the women's Club OF Orange. one OF
the most prominent organizations OF Its
kind. because she feels she has no right
to undertake a permanent responsible ty
outside her home until her children are
older. ut is not that ] am ynappre-
ciative. II Is Just that do not feel
free to undertake this work." she said
II nm willing to accept outside respons,-
Utilities which Will not tie me down, but
that ls all, until my children are Older. 3"
Mrs. Colby is chairman of the Hoover
Relief Committee She has four chill
dren. two girls and two boys, the oldest
of whom a IA
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
NEGRO STAR Is MORE
ACTOR THAN EATER
Gilpin Says He Thinks Of His
Art Rather Than of Bid to
Drama League Dinner.

Charles S. Gilpin. negro star OF THE
Emperor Jones" and the storm centre
of discussion as to whether ne was to
be invited as a guest OF honor to the
annual dinner Of the Drama League at
the Hotel McAlpin on March 6. issued
statement yesterday. the first public
utterance he has made since the row
developed over the report that he had
been barred from the banquet While
he used 4 no expression to indicate
whether ne would attend the dinner
IL invited. close friends said there was
no doubt he would remain away. His
statement follows:
"I scarcely know what to say in
response to the many inquiries am
receiving about this dinner episode.
I am Ill at these numbers but
uch answer as 1 can make you shall
'ommand.'
'In the first place want my friends
10 remember that l am honestly striving
20 present my art rather than myself to
the public, and in this endeavor I have
received the greatest encouragement and
courtesy from many who are among the
most distinguished members Of the pro-
fesslon to which / have the honor to be-
long. and who practice the art 1 love
so well.
"I have also been treated. both by the
press and the public with considera-
ton which greatly transcends any con-
sideration which I could possibly de-
serve. Thus, YOU see. ] have no right TO
pose as an object of compassion. ! want
all OF these friends to know what Is
my, dearest hope, that I may always re-
tain their esteem as stimulus to great
er and worthier artistic endeavor
Against those who do not care to sit
in the same dining room with me. have
no complaint. This only Will say
Thus far in the worlds history. no race
or profession has ever been given rela-
tive rank, and none has ever been per-
manently prevented from winning equal
ity rating for itself.
Real people everywhere, without regard
to color or estate. realize that honor and
shame from no condition rise. Act well
your part: there all the honor lies. II
will be my aim to follow this lofty pre-
cept."
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
HOT SPRINGS.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS. Va, Feb 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry c. Folger arrived at the
Homestead to-day from New York for
q Whit of four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Bonynge have ar
rived from Locust Valley and are ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Horny Of Jersey City
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay wigham
arrived from New York to-day and drove
to Warm Springs before luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott L. Smith are at
the Homestead from New Bedford, Mass,
and are accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
Delano.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew II. Taylor OF
Erie. Pa. and their nieces. Mrs. William
Winder and Miss Helen Taylor OF Bos-
ton. motored to-day to the Lanier Dunn
cottage for tea.
Arriving to-day at the Homestead were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Holmes OF Water
bury, Conn. and Miss Mary Churchill
Humphrey of Louisville.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
DIED.
In Nemoriam.


Baker. Agnes Raneulph. Richard
Barberie. Margaret Robinson. Edna l..
BEEBE.-on thursday, February IL. 1921
Charles Wesley Beebe, husband of Ella
June Beebee, aged 81 years. Funeral ser
vices at the residence OF his son, George j.
SfdSy. SedD Feb February | 10. at $ p. n. New.
burgh.. n. T.. papers please copy.
t.I,ACKMoRE.--At Quaker Street. N. ", on
February iG. Henry s. Biackmore, In his
ga year ;r,s Funeral so,,,s service ss at the s Re
Vernon on Saturday at 10 o'clock
BoIT.--At Broosine. Mass. February ~.
ip2i. Lillian willis. widow OF Robert kp.
tnorp Boz bur sanfrar sa1Io rrs services at the
Sunday. February 20. ~ 3 L. NJ.
BrrRpES.-walter Hubbard. husband Of
Bertha Kureiman Hrrder and father of
Walter w.: Ir.. and Mande Rmdden. on
Vices The Funeral Chunh. Broadway at
ee,h al. on Sunday. February 90 at 3
France. Mary Il. Cannon OF 100 East
cATREvAs.--M her residence. "a Rutland
road, Brooklyn. on Thursday. February
% ", Cleopatra. beloved. wife of the late
tate p. saverios. Funeral private. Euro
pcan papers please copy.
GUSHING. Melvin A.. Campbell Funeral
Church. broadway and a6'h a.. February
20. y. ".
pEANEY. Suddenly. February is. pellssier
H. T.. Deaney. AZ hts residence. SIS East
ern PARKWAY nrookvn. Notice later.
rlr-NrAN February if io2i. CLARKE nun.
can Funeral services HulhrrR's Parlors.
2Gi West i25th st.. Sunday afternoon. 4
O'Clock.
HowEbJ-,pn Friday morning, February
is. 1921. Ida a. Howell. wife Of George
J towel and daughter OF the late Ben
jsmin A. and cynthia J. Coiord FL.
Neral rtr,ircs ~ the chapel III Green
wood Cemetery. Brooklyn. Q =. 81. on
Sunday, February 20.
KAsTNf'R Julius. on February ~. entered
into rest IN his 18TH year Funeral ser
vices ~ hts late residence. 600 Fast 1877
ST., Flat ush. Brooklyn. Monday. $40
KENNEL Entered into rpst February ~.
1921. Lieut. William Kennel In hts iT'h
year. dearly beloved husband OF SorN'a
Stedorf Services Sunday afternoon. Fob.
ruary 20. 1921. at 2 30. at his late resi-
dencc. .. rove ST.. Brooklyn n. Y. Rela -
tivus and friends invited 20 attend Inter
mont Lutheran Cemetery.
KENNEL. william. February ~. 1921
Officers and members ~ the jefferson
Club Gith Ward) are respectfully re-
uuested TO attend the funeral services Of
our member. 60 he held ~ his late rect
dence, "a Grove st, Brooklyn, on SuWay.
February 20. 1921, ~ c.a0 2 NJ
8. Fa~sier. President.
l.. NJ. wieder, Secretary.
David n. Lazarus. Executivs Member.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
RadameS'S Horses
Run Away on the
Metropolitan Stage
Trumpets Too Much for Aida
Equines and Singers Seat
ter Before Them.

aida" was repeated at the Metro
polItan Opera House last night before
very large audience. The performance
was a notable one for smoothness until
I'm the big second scene of the second act.
when amid the din of trumpets sound
ing for the return of the victorious
RadGmes-impersonat by Mr.. Crimi-
the splendid pair of white horses draw
ing his chariot onto the stage entered
into the spirit of the proceedings and.
barely allowing the hero to alight, made
dash toward the orchestra pit
The horse on the right especially was
full of the real war spiri. and for an
instant almost got the better Of the
strong man at his bride, who was
dragged along the stage. Quickly
quieted. but not yet curbed. the horses,
when the moment came to be backed be-
fore leaving the stage. made an abrupt
turn and dashed into the crowd of
singers and brass band at the left.
For a moment CONSERVATION reigned
on the stage and in the audience, but
the men at the brides were quick and
stIcng. and thus what might have been
very serious mishap was avoided and
no one was hurt.
The chief singers in the cast included
Miss Muzio, Miss Gordon, Mr.. De Luca
Quoted.
nIr. and Mrs. Snowden Fahnestoclx.
Mr., and Mrs. Jay Gould and Mrs Nor
ton Breese were in the William X. Van
derbilt box. Mrs. Whitney Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs r. Horace Gallatin wore
In Mrs. Vanderbilt's box. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon and Mr..
Bronson Winthrop. were in box 8.
In box IL with Mr.. James B. Clews
were Mrs. Belmont Tiffany and the
Misses Mary Cameron and Elaine s. Sui
livan. In the adjoining box with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Fahnestock were Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis L. V. Hoppin.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mr.. and
Giles ie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gouverneur Hoffman formed q
party in box 30 Miss Mary Jay Schieffe-
lin, Miss Polly Blaine Damrosch and
Miss Louise V. Schieffelin were in
box II.
Mrs. James o. Green, Miss Sarah
Cooper Hewitt. Miss Eleanor @. Hewitt
and Messrs. Julian II. Kean and Rich
ard w. G. yelling formed a group in
box 49, With rms Charles Henry Co.'S
ter in the adjoining box were Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis de r. Wissmann and
Countess Salm- -Hoogstrae
Mr. and Mrs. James f. D. Lanier were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind
In box 20. and in box were MIR. and
Mrs. George Henry Warren, Jr., and
the Misses Audrey Hoffman and Marion
Tiffany.
Others in the audience were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard L. Morris and Miss Louise
Scott. who were in the Astor box; Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Iselin and Miss
Adrienne Iselin. who watched the per-
formance from box 10; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradish G Johnson and Miss Eleanor
L. X. Lawrence, who were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverley Bogert In box 2. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav J. S. White. Mrs. william Ross
Proctor. Mr. end Mrs. Oren Root Mrs.
William Lowe Rice. Miss Virginia Ten
Byck Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Brokaw
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

The Modern HUNGARIAN Stage, n company
orrahized 20 present recent plays In that
tongue and under tho direction ~ Laszlo
Schwartz. VIII Give n Performance of COM
edy by Gabor prsgciy, entitled Almost
Married." AZ the Thlrtv-nirth street Theatre
io-norrow evening for the benefit of the
Hoover Fund.
"Tangerire" will be presented by Carrie
Carlton. producer OF Irene" at Atlantic
City next Monday.
Joseph schildkraut has been engaged by
the Theatre Guild 20 appear IN the fifth
Guild production of the season, Mr.. PIN
Passes n.y." opening February 7s
The itinerary Of Sousa's band for the sen-
son OF tp2f-22 has been completed by Harry
tskin manager. After five weeks AZ Willow
Grove Park the bard WI 20 10 the prin-
cipal cities Of California Texas, Louisiana
and other Southwestern States and 90 Mex
leo and Cuha.
Charles Dillingham; received p cable yes
terday from II. ". Burnside, general stage
director. announcing his sailug to-day from
Liverpool on the Carrania.
"Honeydcw' will end iis run NJ the Casino
tonight and on Monday Morris Rose will
present Lew Fields and N0iie King IN n new
musical comedy. "Blue Eyes"
Albert Donnelly, shadowgrapn artist ia
Midnight Founders OF 1921" az the Century
Promenade. has had HE nnscrs insured foi
$4,000
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
MAGISTRATE r. g. MULLEN.

Magistrate Frederick 3. Mullen died
suddenly last night at his home in Mar
ner Road. Arrochar s. I. lie presided
In court at stapleton yesterday after
noon and reached his home at about
40 o'clock He died after dinner while
sitting in u chair reading an evening
newspaper.
Magistrate Mullen was appointed two
years ago by Mayor Hylan as su
cessor OF the late Magistrate Samuel
Evins. He was born In staten Island
forty-six years ago He attended the
First Presbyterian Church and was n
member OF the Staten Island Lodge of
Elks. the Richmond County and New
York County bar Associations and The
Richmond County Democratic club Be-
sides his parents he leaves a son and n
daughter. sister and a brother.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
Madonna Brings
$4,000, Top Price
in $5I,I27 Sale
Collection Of Paintings, Rugs,
Bronzes and Pottery Sold
at Auction.

At the Anderson Galleries last night
the art collection of New York man.
comprising paintings. rugs. furniture.
bronzes. pottery. prints and original
drawings. sold at auction for a total
of s5i.127.
A Madonna and Child with Saints
and Angels" by Sano di Pietro. fetched
the high price of the evening, selling TO
the Kleinberger Galleries for $500. A
marble relief Virgin and Child" by
Bernardo Rossellino. brought 1000 from
j. Il. Drake. Inc. Mrs. 7. NJ. Bradford
paid $500 for Herat rug. second half
of the sixteenth century. and 1880 for
another rug OF the same description. l.
c. r. Lear bought drawing by AL
brecht Durer THE owl" for $1,000. and
]. +. Drake. Inc. gave the same amount
for an engraving, 'L' L'Indiscretion," by
Francois Janinet. l.. Elwyn purchased
a Madonna and Child" by Jan van
Scorel for $500. j. c. II. Helding paid
$3.50 for a painting by Joos van Cleef.
est. Jerome" and DR.. T. Turck gave
the same amount for Gerard Dou.
'Chrlst Among tne DOG Nfd-
cifixion" by Nardo di Clone sold to The
Kleinberger Galleries for sl.175. and a
Descent from the Cross" by Zanobi di
Benedetto Strozzi, went to A. w. Graetz
for $3.50.
]. +. Drake. Inc. paid $3.50 for a
polychromed stucco bas relief. Virgin
and Child" by Benedetto da Maiano,
and s575 for similar bas relief of the
same subject, of the school OF Siena.
Morris Sloog bought a drawing by
Francesca Guard OF '.Group OF About
Twenty-four People" for $725 and two
similar sketches sold to Mrs. Bradley
Martin for $3.50 each. A Virgin and
Child" by Lucca Della Robbia, sold to
Mrs T. M. Bradford for 1925. An en-
craving, 1.-The Soliloquy," by William
Ward. fetched s575 from ]. f. Drake.
Inc, and q polychromed terra Gotta
group, Virgin, Child and st. Ann"
brought $3.50 from Thomas f. Cafey.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
AMONG THE PLAyGoEps.

Messrs r r. MacKay. @. T. Bosse.
vain and Arthur Whitney took parties
attend Sally"
Tho performance Of "Deburau" IN
the Belasco was attended by Mrs. j. r.
wickwire and Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Hogan.
Among those present ut 'Tip-Top" Mt
the Globe we're Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sherman Scott Mr.. and Mrs Edward De
witt and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II.
f.arkln.
Good Times" NJ the Hippodrome wax
sccn by Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Ogden,
Miss Katharine Sharpe and Miss Edythe
Tllinghast
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
WOMEN ABOARD FLYING BOATS
IN 46 MILE PALM BEACH RACE
Leland Sterry and Mrs. C. M.
PlayfOrd Win in Novel
Air Contest.

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
PALM EEAcH, Fla. Feb 1s.-Society
had to keep moving to keep up with to-
days round OF attractions. In addition
TO the bathing and the usual golf and
tennis. luncheons. teas and dinners there
was flying boat race ana the finals OF
the women's golf championship. A large
gaiery followed Mrs. Quentin Feitner
and Mrs. Ernest Byfeld in their match
this afternoon, in which Mrs. Feitner
was the winner
The final In the Presidents cup event
at the Everglades was also played to-
day, and this was won by Peter II y.
Frelinshuysen. who defeated Alfred G.
Kay. A gallery also followed this
match.
The most thrilling event of the day
was race this afternoon between two
Curtiss flying boats, in which Frederick
Lewisohn and Mrs Charles L. Harding
new in one boat and Leland Sterry and
Mrs. Charles NJ. PlayforG in another.
The race. which was around Jupiter
Lighthouse. distance of twenty-three
miles each way. was won by Mr.. Sterry
and Mrs. Playford by 200 yards.
The chief entertainment this evening
was dance for the younger set given
by Horace Chase. George Leary, Jr.,
Howard Major Miss Louise Branch and
Miss Helen Murphy at the home OF Har-
old Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Widener and
Peter A. B. Widener arrived from Phila-
delphia this morning for their annual
visit and are at the Breakers. They
had luncheon at the Beach Club to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Ireland came
up from Miami to-day to join Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Carstairs for a cruise on
board the latter's houseboat Nadesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Dunbar OF
New York came up from Mia mi on
board their houseboat Salfran, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunbar.
They took a party of guests for sail
and a sunset tea this afternoon.
Arrivals at the Royal Poinciana from
New York include Mrs. w. r. Hildreth,
Miss II. D. Hildreth. Walter Fl. Merrall
and Mr.. and Mrs Edgar ]. Williams.
At the Everglades Club are Mr.. and
Mrs. Philemon Dickinson OF Plei.adel-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert z. Schwartz
of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry -.
Haskell OF Wilmington. Del, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Wright Brown of New
York.
Mrs. Arthur Rrockie of Philadelphia
arrived at the Breakers to-day In COM
pany with Mrs. A Felix du Pont OF
Wilmington.
Howard Eaton. who returned from
weeks hunting trip In the Everglades
with James King Clarke. went to Miami
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Dodson are leav-
ing on board their yacht Clan to cruise
10 Jacksonville and will later continue
their cruise to Canada for the summer
monthg
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
MIAMI.

specia, Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 1S.-SoJourners had
a busy day with bathing and golf in the
morning. polo at Miami Beach. tea In the
afternoon, the concert at the Royal
Palm, and a dance and supper at the
Country Club in the evening. The last
named entertainment was given by Mr
and Mrs. Bethel B. Tatum. for their
son-in-law and daughter. Lieut.. Frank
II. Fleer Of the naval air service, and
Mrs. Fleer of Washington.
Mrs G. d. West of Langhorne, Pa.
entertained In the tea garden her guests.
including Mrs. A. f. Adams and Mrs
]. c. B. Smith of Boston, Mrs. Walter
Arlington. Mrs. William Arlington OF
Arlington, Va: Mrs. J. T. Eaford and
Mrs. c. NJ. Wasson of Chicago.
Mrs Philip Livingston came from New
York to join Mr.. Livingston at the Royal
Palm for the rest OF the season.
Mrs Clayton G. Dixon OF Philadelphia
Is at the Royal Palm, coming from Palm
Beach. where she visited her sister. Mrs
James c. Clark She is here to be near
her son, Gilbert Dixon. who Is In school
at Cocoanut Grove.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
BELLEAIR HEIGHTS.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Br1LrAIR HEIGHTS. Fla. Feb. Is
Walter Huff Of wilmington spent to-
dav here In conference with J. NJ. Stude-
baker. Jr., and other officers OF the
Belleair Country Club. completing plans
for tho one hundred bird shooting con-
test which will be held at the Belleair
traps early in March.
Mrs Milton c. Work OF Philadelphia
and her two children are at the Belle
view for tho remainder OF the season.
Mrs. william A ReddIng of New York
and her little daughter are again at the
Belleair.
Other arrivals OF the day are Mr.. and
Mrs c. F.. Cox OF Bridgeton. ". j.: DR..
and Mrs. r V. ShanklIn. Gary. w. Wa. !:
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hauserman. Cleve-
land: Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Meyer and
Marco Meyer Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
nm. :. J. KING TO WED.

Mrs. virginia Perm Il Lawrence and
mr. James ]. King of 40 East Forty-first
s,r.et. for several terms president OF
tie tennessee Society In New York. are
to be married at noon to-day by the
Right Rev Thomas +. Gailor.. Bishop OK
tennessee and pres dent Of the Episco-
ral Council. The ceremony Is to be per-
termed in the chapel of st. Bartholo-
r,ew's Church. Mrs. Lawrence Is
widow. Their romance began many
years ago when she, as girl from Mar
al all Texas, was n student In the Athe-
,p,Im in Columbia. Tenn, Or. Kings
home town. Because OF the death re-
Gently OF the br' 'de's mother no reception
will be held. The couple will go to st.
Augustine and Palm Beach for their
honeymoon. and on their return VIII i've
N, so Central Park West.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19

Miss Dorothy Richards of Cleveland won
the principal honors in the gymkhana
held at the Pinehurst race track to-day.
Several sojourners have taken canoe
trips down the Lumber River this week,
starting from the Midwinter Canoe Club
at Pine Bluff. Mr.. S. Il. Chaplin and
the Misses Virginia and Josephine
Chaplin went down the river yesterday
In company with Mrs. +. e. May, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Hookins and Mr.. Benja-
min Marshall of Chicago, and Mrs. w.
d. Press and Miss Belle Press of San
Francisco. Others who took to the
canoes Included Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. AL
bert and Mr.. p. r. Johnson of Delaware
Water Gap. Mrs. f. B. Butler Worth.
Miss Virginia Holzberger. DIR. Walter r.
Peters and Mr.. Joseph Hayne Brieges.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Emily G. Millrins. daughter OF
Mrs. Laura r. Millring OF this city. was
married yesterday TO Mr.. Joseph s..
Buhler at the home OF the brides uncle,
Mr.. Joseph Noyes Babcock. so Central
Park West Judge Frederick T.. Crane
performed tho ceremony. Mr.. Buhler is
a lawyer and served as captain In the
United states Army during the world
war.
Mr.. Earl IT. Alderman son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian A. Ackerman of Greenwigh
Conn. is to marry Miss Katherine Nell
son OF Brooklyn next Tuesday. The
ceremony viii take place at Miss Nell
sons home In Brooklyn and ony q few
friends and relatives win be present.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
ST. AUGUSTINE. A

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YORK HERALD
Sr. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb. 1S.-Mrs.
Florence b. Sumner gave dinner to-
night at the Ponce de Leon for hr. and
Mrs. William r. Kenan. Jr. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Louis k-,-
terlinus of Philadelphia, Mrs. George NJ.
Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis.
Entertaining at the Country Club were
Mr.. Lawrence c. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvah Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs, WINS
Seaver Paine and Mr.. Donald Clark of
New York.
Chauncey Olcott OF Saratoga Springs.
". Y. who was at the Ponce de Leon.
has left for Ormond.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Guggenheim and
George y. Guggenheim are registered
from New York.
A. n. Smith. president OF the New
York Central Railway. has arrived here
tor n short stay. ~