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AMONG THE PLAYGOERS.

To see Good Morning Dearie" at the
Globe last night were Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
L. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walter Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
L. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. w. White
wright Watson, Mr.. T. Chesley Richard
son. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field
Mr.. and Mrs George Eustis Paine, Sin
Alfred and Lady Butt Mr.. and Mrs
Munson 6. Shaw. the Misses Caro- and
Sbyl Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
II. Tangeman.
At the Times Square Theatre for "The
Bill of Dvorcement' were Mr.. and Mrs
David Dows. Mr.. and Mrs William B
Rand and Mr.. James McVickar
Get Together" at the Hippodrome
was seen by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis D
Spe.- and Miss Louise d. Speir.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Terry attended
the performance at the Winter Garden
With friends at the Belasco TO 1.-THE
Return of Peter Grimm were Messrs
y. Fairfax Bush, Jr.. and j. Warrer
Stokes.
At the Lyceun1 for 1.-THE Grand Duke
were Mr. w, w. Snow. who had boz
party: Mr.. G. e. Breese. Mr. r. +. Un
derwood. Mrs. J. d. Pixley and Mr.. w
Il. Hughes.
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MRS. HANNAH DIES
SUDDENLY IN ROME
Went Abroad With Her Sister
Mrs. George B. Hopkins.

Mrs Elliot Chipman Brown of Ease
cot. Rye. N. Y. received a cable message
yesterday from Rome that her mother
Mrs. John Hannah. died suddenly there
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah went abroad with her
sister Mrs. George B. Hopkins of 25
West Forty-eighth street. to pass the
winter. She was Miss Anne B. Caring
ton. daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William l.. Darlington OF Toledo. Ohio.
After the death, eighteen years ago, OF
MIR. Hannah. who was a member OF the
Chicago Board Of Trade. she came 70
New York to live with her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Thorne at All Park avenue, and in the
summer at East Hampton.
Mrs. Hannah also Is survived by a
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Darlington Hannah of Villa Duin-
weyk, Kiviett Park, Wassenaar. Hol-
land.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Among those at luncneon yesterday az
the Plaza2 were Mrs James T. Terry,
Mrs. James G.. X. Lawrence. Miss Eleanor
I,e Roy Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Wilson and Mr.. Robert Buel. Mrs
owen ]. McWilliams of 3l6 West Seven
ty-ninth street gave luncheon at the
Plaza for her niece, Miss Sallie Mesick
OF Jersey City, who will be married 10
Mr.. Ray Hunter of Brooklyn on Novem'
Der 23.
Major George Il. Jones. U. 5. A., and
Mrs. Jones, who have been at the Hotel
Astor for several days, are sailing
aboard the Cantigny to-day. Major
Jones will join the American forces III
CoblenZ.
Brig.-Gen. William p. Hall. L. S. A..
retired Mrs Hall and Miss Terese Hail
of Washington, are at the Waldort-As-
toria before sailing for France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nagel OF st
Louis are at the Belmont.
Among those dining last night at the
Fillmore were Gen. Baron Alphonse
Jacques of the Belgian army, Mr.. and
Mrs. George It. Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Kellogg and Mr.. Henry Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Howe Bailey,
who recently returned from Spain. lett
the Plaza and are at 635 Park avenue
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Miss Harriet AmOry
to Become Bride of
Warwick Potter
Their Engagement Announced
by Mrs. William Amory
of Boston.

Announcement was made in New YORK
and Boston yesterday by Mrs. William
Amory of the latter city of the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Harriet Sears
Amory, to Mr. Warwick Potter of New
York and Antietam Farm. Smithtown.
l.. I. Miss Amory is a member of one of
the oldest and best known or Boston
families. and has many relatives in New
York, including Mrs. Fulton Cutting
The family home is at 4O7 Common-
wealth avenue
Mr.. Potter is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Burnside Potter and a grandson
of the late Robert Burnside Potter. who
was a brother of the late Bishop Henry
Goldman Potter. His mother, who was
Miss Elizabeth S. G. Fish, is daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish
yIe also is a nephew of the late Mrs
James Lawrence Breese and cousin OF
Messrs Robert Potter. Sydney >. ane
James Lawrence Breese. Jr., and of Mrs
Lawrence MckeSver Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julien ST. Charles Shackno.
Society Attends Wedding in St. Thomass Church of
Daughter of Mr. Philip Rhinelander.

The marriage of Miss Adelaide Kip
Rhinelander only daughter of Mr.. Philip
Rhinelander and the late Mrs. Rhine
lander. who was Miss Adelaide Kip. to
Mr. Julien st. Charles Shackno took
place yesterday afternoon in St.
Thomass Church, and it was witnessed
by one OF the largest gatherings of the
autumn. 1t was a marriage of much
interest to New York, where the founder
of the brides family. Philip Jacob
Rhinelander. settled in 1886. The bride
is a granddaughter of the late DR.. Isaac
Lewis Kip, whose direct ancestor. Hen
dirk Kip. came here from Amsterdam In
1855. The brldegroom's family former
ly lived in Schenectady and he Is a
greatgrandson Of the late Walter Nc
Queen, one of the founders Of the Amer
lean Locomotive Works.
The gathering at the church was a
brilliant one, fully representative of the
social life OF New York, also of the
Army and Navy, there being many offi-
GERS in uniform. Civic and diplomatic
life also was represented.
The decorations of the church were
elaborate. There were great masses of
white chrysanthemums in the chancel
and along the pews of the main aisle
there were clusters of these flowers. The
ushers had a busy time seating the sew
eral hundred guests who notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather and the diff
Guilty of making headway Ii the avenue.
crowded with vehicles. arrived at the
church in ample time for the ceremony
The bride entered the church with
her father who gave her away. She
wore a gown made entirely Of old rose
point lace that had been worn by her
mother and her paternal grandmother,
the late Mrs. William Rhinelander. The
lace on the gown had a foundation of
tulle and the court train of chiffon
was covered with lace and embellished
with clusters of orange blossoms. The
veil had been worn by the late Mrs.
William Rhinelander when bride. and
all the lace had been worn by other
brides of the families. The bridal bou-
quet was OF white orchids and lilies of
the valley.
Mrs Philip Kip Rhinelander the
matron of honor and sister-in-aw OF
the bride. wore a costume Of red velvet
that added a decided note Of color to
the bridal cortege. Her hat was of
chiffon with long plume at the right
side and velvet to correspond She car
ried a large cluster of American Beauty
roses.
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President to Start
Social Events for
Armament Grou p
To Give Dinner and Reception
at White House on Satur-
day Night.

Special Despatch to The New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. ..
The programme of entertainment for
the delegates to the armament confer
ence Is rapidly taking shape. Beginning
with the dinner and reception at the
White House on Saturday night, pretty
nearly every evening for the next fort
night will be taken up by official events
with American officials as hosts at the
various embassies and legations.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will give n reception at the Pan
American Union on Monday evening.
The members Of all the foreign delega
tions will be invited, and a goodly repre-
sentation of official and resident society.
Following this Secretary and Mrs
Hughes will give four dinners for the
actual delegates to the conference. They
will he small parties. about twenty-five
guests being asked TO each, and women
will be included. The dates selected arr
November 10, 20. 2l and 20. There viii
also be mems luncheon, at which Sec
retary Hughes will be host, and Novem-
Der 16 has tentatively been chosen foi
this.
on November % the officials of the
District or Columbia VIII enter teih Wv
foreign delegations at reception In the
New National Museum Building. Ih'
British Embassy will give some sort OF
a big party for the British delegates
and meanwhile Ambassador and Lady
Geddes are having a series of luncheonS
for prominent visitors to town NJ ar
early date the French Ambassador AM
Nine. Jusserand will entertain FOR th'
French delegates, and on November IL
the Belgian Ambassador will give ain
ner for Belgian delegates. the party ceie
brating King Alberts patron saints DAY
The Secretary OF War will give Sc
ries of dinners for the military men o.
the various missions, and the entertain
ment of the naval dignitaries VIII fa'
to the lot of tho Secretary of the Navy.
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3 Bridal Couples
in PoSSum Hunt
at White Sulphur
Misses Martha Sherwood ana
Olive KahlO Also in Party
Arrivals at Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
9.-The possum and coon hunt last night
resulted in the catching of one red fox,
several possums and many rabbits. all OF
which were freed this morning. Three
trees were chopped down by the men.
The party started by early moonlight.
They returned at . o'clock. Mrs. John J.
Watson, Jr., of New York. who organized
the party, was obliged to return homo
yesterday, and it was conducted by Mr..
Lawrence Dickson.
Those starting from the Greenbrier in
cluded three bridal couples, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Sinclair Walbridge of Toledo. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Kenehck, Jr
of Buffalo, and MIR. and Mrs. X. lie Roy
Azzach of Chicago; also Misses Martha
Sherwood and Olive Kahlo. cottagers. and
Mr.. James b. Walker of Chicago. They
took picnic supper
Mrs. George w. Kahlo and her sister
Mrs. John Sherwood, gave tea at their
cottage this afternoon. Receiving with
them was another sister, Mrs. Ira Howe
of Indianapolis. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis Mrs
Frank =. Bolts OF Philadelphia, Mr.
Laurence Lewis of st. Augustine. Fla.
Mrs. Edward w. Mckenna Of New York
and Mr.. William e. Carter of Philadel-
phia.
Mr. James Robert Mckee of New York
arrived to take the cure Other arrivale
were Mr. and Mrs. William II. Woodin
os New York. Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Hager OF Roselle. n. =. Mr. and Mrs
Cecil II. Gamble. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Thomson OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
In luncheon parties were Mrs. George
S. Brewster, Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson,
Mrs. Edward E. Loomis, Mrs Frank
Spencer Witherbee. Mrs. John NJ. Bow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Horner, Mrs
Orson d. Mum, Mrs. Charles II. Thieriot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G.. Smith, Mr.. T.
Frank Manville. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Proctor of New York.
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PLANS FOR THE EQUITY BALL
Hassard short to Direct the
TheatricaIs.

Hassard Short win direct the Equity
entertainment. at the Actors Equity AS
eociation's annual ball. which will take
place on Saturday. November 19. at the
ltotel Astor The programme will IN
oiude the Midnight Jollics," who are
expected to repeat their Success of last
year. and also an elaborate pageant.
Victor Baravalle VIII direct an orchestra
of forty, which will alternate with
Princes in playing for dancing.
Among those definitely scheduled to
lake part IN the proceedings are Miss
Louise Groodv and Oscar shaw Harland
Dixon. Miss Marie Callahan, Miss Ethel
barrymore, Miss Elsie Ferguson. Miss
Marjorie Rambeau. Leon Errol, the Rath
Brothers. Miss Marie Doro ard Miss
FRITZ Scheff.
The committee chairman is Ralph
Morgan.
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WILLIAM TAFT DIES;
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
Was Alderman of Old IIth
Ward; Funeral Tomorrow.

William TAFT, SO. Alderman of the old
yesterday of pneumonia In his home,
S15 East Twenty-sixth street. Mr.. TAFT
was born in Scotland and came to New
York sixty-iive years ago. Thirty years
ago ne had a saloon at Dry Dock and
East Tenth street, which was a favorite
resort for politicians. He rose to a
prominent place in the councils OF Tam
many Hall and was elected Alderman in
1890.
After leaving the Board he worked for
a time in the Comptroller's office and
then became court officer in the Court
of General Sessions His funeral services
viii be held tomorrow at Joralemon' 5
parlors 76S st. Nicholas avenue, with
burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Mr.. TAFT
leaves his wife and several daughters.
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MRS. LORETTA s. FORT.

Mrs. Loretta Stainsby Fort. tie widow
OF john Franklin Fort. former Governor
OF New Jersey, died OF apo alexy yester-
day afternoon at her home in 262 Charl-
ton avenue. South Orange. Mrs Fort
was the daughter of the late William
Stainsby Of Newark. where her family
was prominent for many years. She and
her husband lived for several years in
East orange. later moving TO South
orange. Mrs. Fort leaves three children.
Franklin w, Leslie X. and Miss Mar.
garetta Fort.
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OBITUARIES.
GEORGE l.. BURROWS, SIR.

SAGINAW, Mich. Nov. George L.
Burrows. Sr. 50 years old. president OF
the Niagara Falls International Bridge
Company. died here to-day after a grad
ual decline in health. For half GEN.
tury he had been one OF this citys most
prominent bankers and lumbermen. Mr.
Burrows was a member of the Masonic
order and of a number OF clubs and pro-
fessional societies. among them the En-
gineers Club. the Union League and the
Bankers Club of New York He also
was a member of the B.scayne Bay
Yacht Club of Miami.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence Friday and the body will
be taken to Albion, n. Y. for burial.
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CAELsON-sAUNIER.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 9.-Miss Loise
Saunier. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs
Edward NJ. Saunier, was married to-day
to Mr. j. Arthur Carlson of Montclair. a
graduate of Lehigh University. The
brides father performed the ceremony
in Broadway Baptist Church. which was
filed with relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Saunier was her sisters
only attendant. Mr.. Edward Earle
Saunier was best man. Mr.. Charles
Jendrum of Paterson and Wallace Adam.
son of Hasbrouck Heights were ushers
A reception followed at the brides home
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DIES AFTER DIP IN SURF.
John l.. Reid Exhausted by Swim,
at Spring Lake.

John l.. Reid. former Police Commits
sioner of Newark. became exhausted on
Tuesday while swimming in the surf at
Spring Lake. n. J. His body was re-
covered and he died while being taken
TO the Ann May Hospital.
Mr.. Reid had accompanied Henry C.
Romnlel, a Newark insurance broker, to
Spring Lake to look for summer
home, and got the idea of taking a dip
in the surf. An old bathing suit was
found in Rommers house, and Reid
went into the water. The chauffeur
went to get more towels and found Mr.
Reid drowning when he returned.
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TEA ROOM GIRLS MEET.

Girls who are to give their services
as mattresses in the team rom in con-
nection with the National Horse Show
opening next Monday met at tea yes
terday afternoon and discussed plans
for the week at the home Of one OF the
patronesses, Mrs. William Astor Cham
Ter, at 141 East Nineteenth street In
the group are the Misses margaret
Tucker. Louise Thoron. Virginia FOX
Maud Cabot. Ellen Randolph, Gladys
Iivermore. Polly and Anita Damroscb.
Mary Morris. Marjorie Hughes. Diana
Dalziel, Betty Hamilton and Dolores
Carrillo de AlbornoZ.
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IN M E NJ O X | A M

ELDER Children OF Mary and former p.u-
pis OF 18th IT. arc invited to attend The
rsouiem mass for Mother Frances Elder
a, tho Convent OF the Sacred Heart. b2J
Madison av.. Saturday. November IL.
az $50 o'clock.
RANSEY. Henrietta ". In loving remeni-
bra nee OF our dear Eta, who passed away
November 30. 1908. Mother, Sister and
Brother.
THE annual memorial mass for the officers
and men OF the 10Th U. s. Infantry and
former members OF the Seventh Regiment
who gave their lives In the war with Ger
many will be held In the Church of St.
Paul the Apostle. Goth 1t. and Columbus
aV. New York city. on Armistice Day.
November II. 1921. at o'clock A. NJ.
Veterans OF the regiment, Ladies' Auxil-
iary, relatives and friends are invited 10
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,Y,MAs AsTER-HOLBROOK.

Miss Annette Cummings Holbrook
daughter of Mr.. and Msr. Ralph Sheldon
Holbrook of Toledo. Ohio, was married
Yesterday in the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church to Mr.. John Dennis Nc
Master of Jersey City. The ceremony.
which was attended only by members Of
the families. was performed by the Rev.
DR.. John Moment. Mr.. Irving Wilkin.
son was Mr. McMaster's best man.
There was a wedding breakfast for the
guests who attended the ceremony Ia
the Hotel Chatham.
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TO SELL A. Z. f. HELMETS.

A dozen prominent New York women.
representing the Motor Corps of the
National League for Woman's Service.
left for Washington yesterday to sell
miniature tin A. Il. +. helmets Thurs
day and Friday, as part of the pro-
gramme of the national campaign. Mil
lions Of these helmets are being sold
throughout the country They were
made by wounded ex-service men at the
Fox Hills Hospital and at the Dug Out
and are being sold for their benefit
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SUSAN g.. CAMMANN,

Miss Susan Gillespie Cammann died
yesterday at the Hotel Gramatan.
Bronxville. following a stroke of apo
plexy. She was a daughter of the late
oswald Cammann, founder OF the stock
brokerage firm of cammann & Co. Miss
Cammann spent the greater part of her
later years at the Hotel Gramatan. She
was active in charitable and church
work in Bronxvile.
Funeral services will be I'm Christ
Episcopal Church i'm Bronxville to-mor-
row. Burial will be in Woodlawn Gem
etery.
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HARDING rROTEGE BURIED.
Lieut.. Shea Had Been Wounded
Two, Score Times

WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. 9.-Lieut.
Patrick f. Shea, who died in the Walter
Reed Hospital in Washington, was
buried here to-day. On his coffin was a
blanket Of white chrysanthemums, ferns
and palms from President and Mrs.
Harding While in the hospital Mrs
Harding visited him frequently.
Lieut.. Shea as a member of the 1920
infantry, was In many engagements and
had more than two score wounds. The
pallbearers were brother officers who
served under fire with him.
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WILLIAM *. VOORHEES,.

William Kowenhoven Voorhees,. one Of
the oldest wholesale feed and grain
dealers in Brooklyn. died yesterday
morning Of the inhrmities Of old age in
his apartment at the Hotel Mohawk on
Washington avenue. Brooklyn. He was
born eighty-three years ago on the old
voorhees, farm In Flatlands. where his
ancestors had settled iu 1860
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TO HONOR UNKNOWN DEAD.

Mrs. Edward Mitchell Townsend of
Townsend Place, Oyster Bay, l.. L..
started for Washington yesterday, ac-
companied by Mrs. r. Coleman du Pont
and Mrs. Francis MacN. Bacon, to lay a
wreath upon the grave of the Unknown
American Soldier at to-morrow's cere-
mony in Arlington Cemetery in behalf
of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. Mrs Townsend was national
chairman of the Y. w. C. A. Hostess
Innses during and following the war
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ARTHUR oLCoTT BooTu.

Arthur Olcott Booth died yesterday of
heart disease at the home Of his father.
Or. J. Arthur Booth. 1919 West Seventy
seventh street lie was 33 years old.
Mr.. Booth was treasurer OF the Dodge
g. Olcott Company. wholesale druggists
lie leaves daughter. Miss Janet Atha-
liza Booth. Burial will be in Greenwood
Cemetery.
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DENIsE's SECOND RECITAL.

Giuseppe Dani3e barytone or the Met
iopolitan. gave his second recital here
last evening at Carnegie Hail. His pro-
rramme contained only songs and airs
of lighter type. but he sang them with
good feeling and a pleasing style. His
delivery OF an aria frc- Massenet's
'HerodIade" aroused much enthusiasm.
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HILGER SISTERS IN CONCERT.

Miss Elsa Hilger. youthful cellist.
assisted by her two young sisters
Maria. violinist. and Greta, pianist. all
known here. gave concert last night at
Town Hall. The programme contained
solo and ensemble numbers with Saint
.iaens's cello concerto in y mIror. The
playing OF the three young artists
seemed to give much pleasure.
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
FRANCIS NJ. LEAKE.

Francis NJ. Leake. treasurer Of the
Union Dime Savings Bank. died yester
DAY from a stroke while at his desk. He
was 60 years old and lived at 323 West
Seventy-eishth street. Mr.. Leake leaves
wife and five children. Funeral SER
vices VIII be tomorrow at the home and
burial Will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
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JOHN NJ. EGE.

ATcHIsoN, KAN, Nov. 9.-John NJ.
Ege, former Territorial Governor OF Ari
zona and a pioneer In three Western
states. is dead at his home in Chicka-
sha, Okla, at the age of Sc years. ac
cording to word received here to-day by
relatives
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SPANISH BISHOP DEAD.

ALICANTE, Nov. 9.--The death Of the
Right Rev. Ramon Raza, Bishop OF
Orihnela. was announced to-daN.
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B | r II S .

LENlSE.-Mr. and Mrs Herman j. Levine
(uce Augusta kirschner), 6si West iGOth
~ announce the birth OF n girl. Novem-
ber Z, 1921. at their residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart c. Chatfield-
Taylor who are in France. will pass the
winter abroad.
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Mrs. Bradford Norman gave a dinner
at Brook Farm last evening for Gen.
Armando Diaz. A tea and reception
was given for him at Belair in the af-
ternoon following a luncheon given DR..
and Mrs. George Cerio
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Mrs. Robert Gardiner with her children
has left East Hampton and will be at
1855 Park avenue for the winter
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Mrs. A. Felix du Pont. Miss Lydia du
Pont and Mrs Eugene du pont have come
to the Vanderbilt from Wilmington, DEL
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Miss Carpenter is cousin of Mrs.
Robert T.. Clendenning of Philadelphia.
wife of Col. Glendenning. who was in
the Air Service during the war. Miss
Carpenter has been abroad more than
two years. Had she been at home she
would have been formally presented TO
society last winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Storrs Wells have
returned to New York after an inspec-
tion of their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
have returned to New York from Garri-
son, n. Y.
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Mrs. Elisha Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Robson will end their stay to-
day and leave for Baltimore
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NEWPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Burden and
Mrs. Luther Kountze have taken an
apartment at the La Forge Cottage for
the remainder of the month while in
specting alterations in their recently
purchased Kane estate.
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E D.

Ambrose, Elmina II. Leake. Francis NJ.
Ames. Walton w. Lewis, Ida
Baden. Marie @. Linnett. NJ. r. e.
Berthold, Mary Littebrandt. Mary e.
Booth. Arthur o. Lyman. Maude w.
Cahen. Caroline Lyon, Eliza c.
Cammann. Susan Miller. n. NJ. S.
Danforth. Loomis l.. McGfvney. Harry,
Dickinson, Charles w. Newton, Jane -
Dickman. William Ney, Mary c.
Fort, Lottie 3. Pearson, +. NJ. I.
Hannah Annie p. c. Pyle, Esther A.
Hart, William r. Scott. katharine
HUFF. Theresa G.. TAFT. william
Jacobus Anna NJ. Tallman. Anna V.
kahrs. Marjorie II. Walsh. William J.
keeler. Cordeiia
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner. Jr
have returned to their house at Forest
Hills, N. j.. from Morristown. n. J.