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The New York herald., 1921-02-03
Women Vote to
Keep Maiden Name;
Miss Wilson Joins
Presidents Daughter Signs
Club Resolution to Retain
Name, Married or Single.

Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter OF
the President, was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon of the Woman Pays
Club" held yesterday nt the Beaux Arts
and signed a resolution advocating the
retention of their maiden names by
women, whether married or single. The
resolution follows:
Whereas, the members Of the Woman
Pays Club, being made up OF seif-sup-
porting women, consider 1t their right
to retain their maiden names, in cases
where the latter are better known, re-
gardless Of whether or not they have
entered into matrimony, and the MEM
bers, being activeiy engaged in business
of various kinds, consider that said
names are more representative OF them
and their work than any names they
might have adopted Though matrimony,
and
Whereas, the question of nomen-
clature having been investigated. 1t has
been found that no woman is legally
bound to be known by her husbands
name and may rightfully retain and
use her maiden name or the name by
which she is commonly known through
out her life, and. whereas, the woinan's
maiden name stands fully for her un-
diminished individuality and represents
her work, whatever It may be, both
of which are diminished when she
merges her identity into that OF her
husband by adopting his name.
Now, therefore, be 1t resolved that all
the members of the Woman Pays Club
do hereby advocate the use and reten-
tion OF their names"
The club recently was organized and
Is composed OF women prominent as au-
thors, actresses. composers, playwrights,
publicity agents, musicians and similar
professions. The question Of women re-
tanning their maiden names came up as
an issue when members of the club
found they could not obtain passports
under their maiden names II married,
although they have q legal right to do
so.
Beulah Livingston is president and
Gretchen f. Dick Is secretary and treas
urer OF the club, which includes among
It's membership Ann Ayres, Eileen st.
John Brenon, Jane Grant, Ruth Hale,
Neva Harrison. Fannie Hurst. Beatrice
Fairfax, Carroll McComas. Helen Row
land, Luella Parsons, Zelda Sears. Rose
Shuisinger. Agnes Smith, Allison Smith,
Marian Spitzor, Grace Vail and Rita
Weiman
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IN NJ Z. NJ 0 r A M .

pleATTY.-in loving memory o, isrths o.
1;catty. who passed away IeDruaiy 3.
1919.
BlsHOp. i'm loving memory of my beloved
huabaud aud our dear father, Frederics
Blshop, who passed away February ..
1919.
daughters.
In ioving memory Of nay beloved son and
our dear brother. Richard Bishop. who
passcd away February 3, 1920.
''C;onn but never forgotten.
Mrs. A. Bishop (mother), brothers and
sisters.
DTSHOP.-lu loving memory OF my beloved
husband, Eichard who passed away Feb
ruary 9. 1920. Gone but not forgotten
COHEN. In loving memory Of our dearly be-
loved brother. Henry NJ. Cohen. who de-
na..ted this life February 2, 1915. corre-
spending with the 25th q Shebat. 5615
Nath. and Fanny Cohen.
mind solemn mass %
requiem for the late Sarah Doonan VIII
hp offered Friday morning. February 4, IN
tnc Church OK the Epiphany, South 9th o..
near Bedford av.. Brooklyn, az o'clock
uONNELL.-Arnlversary mass for Rose
O'ponncl Friday morning February A. ~
O'Clock az S.. Raphaers Church. West
4ist ~.
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DANCE AT W. S. BROWN HOME.
Host and Hostess soon to Lcnvc
for Palm beach.
NJ. and Mrs. Willard s. Brow

NJ and Mrs. Willard s. Brown gave
dinner followed by dancing last
night Mt 105 East Thirty-ffth street.
Among their guests were Sir Mortimer
and Lady Davis of Montreal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Maybin Hart OF Philadcl-
phia, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gouverncur
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Deering, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mather MacNcill. Mr..
and Mrs John Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Bev-
crley Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T..
Tod. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brown. the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Mr..
and Mrs Preston Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrie T. Lindeberg. Miss Elsa Maxwell,
Miss Fellowes Gordon. Marquis Somml,
Commander John c. Fremont and
Messrs. Robert T. Mckee, John Moffat
and Frank Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown will start for
Palm Beach February 10.
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been afflicted for years. He was II
years old. Gen. Forney was a veteran
Of the civil and Spanish-American wars,
entering the former at IS years OF age as
a Lieutenant and commanding the United
States Marine forces In Formosa during
the latter. He served in numerous cam
paigns and many minor engagements,
particularly in the Philippines. Besides
his widow, he is survived by two chill
dren, Major John w Forney of Mont
real. who served with the Seventy-ninth
Division during the world war, and Mrs.
William Bodine of Nllanova, Pa. lie
was born in Reading, Pa.
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RESORT NOTES.
PALM BEACH.

Special Despatch to THE New York HEnALp.
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 2.-Prince
Alphonse de Bourbon of Madrid, who is
first cousin of the King of Spain. ar
rived at the Breakers this morning to
remain through February. With him is
Hennibal J. Demsa of Havana.
Mrs. Henry Sellgman gave luncheon
to-day at her villa for Mile Alvarez,
Mr.. Ritter and the members of his house
party and Mrs. Robert G. Black.
Count and Countess A. Casella Tam
burini of Florence. Italy, arrived from
New York this morning and are at the
Royal Poinciana.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
FRENCH DECORATION
FOR MISS MARY GARDEN
Probably viii Be Made
Knight of Legion of Honor.

PARIS, Feb. Miss Mary Garden
probably will be made knight of the
Legion of Honor IN an announcement by
the Minister OF Public Instruction. which
Is expected tomorrow. No confirmation
could be obtained at the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs other than the state
ment that the singers decoration would
quite possibly be announced IN the
next day or two"
Miss Gardens recent entry into the
field OF opera management Is said 70
have been one or the chief reasons for
considering her Cor "A decoration.
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CHICAGO OPERA BILLs.

The Chicago Opera Company an
nounces next weeks operas as follows:
Monday, "Madama Butterfly" with
Nine. Roslna Storchio Cher New York
dobut) and Joseph Hislop; Tuesday,
"The Jewels Of the Madonna" with Miss
Rosa Raisa and Forrest Lamon, /:
Wednes esday. Romeo and Juliet" with
Nine Galli-Curci and Lucien Muratore !;
THURSDAY, "L'Amore del Trc Re-" with
Miss Garden and Edward Johnson Fri
day. "rhe Barber OF Seville" with Nine.
Galll-Curci and Tito Schipa; Saturday
Crnatlnce). "Monna Wanna with Miss
Garden and Mr.. Muratorc, and (night)
"Othcllo." with Miss Raisa and Charles
Marshall.
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DIPLOMATS DAUGHTER WED.

LONDON, Feb. I'm. II. C. Nano. sec
retary of the Rumanian Legation in Lon
don, and Senorita Rose Covarrabias,
daughter of Miguel de Covarrabias. for
mer Mexican Minister to Great Britain,
were married here this morning at the
Church Of Our Lady of the Assumption.
The couple left for Cannes. and after
their return from their honeymoon will
be at home In this city. The bride is
popular in society in London, having
lived hero for fifteen years while her
father was Mexican Minister. Mr.. Nano
has been in the diplomatic service for
four years
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ENGAGED.

AUGER--BEACH-Mr Henry ~ Beach nf
Paterson. y. j., announces the engage
mont OF his daughter. Margaret Louise
Reach. 10 Mr.. Charles I. Auger. Jf. of
Ridgewood, y. j.
W--IETTEG.--N Rose Jo1rr of
~ West 5sth 81. announces the cuUauc-
ment ~ her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Winifrcd Jetter, 60 MI. fnimrn nigci0w.
son cf Mr.. and Mrs E-rest nigd,0w of
10 East a8th 70.
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ss.o47 ron uIsToRIcAL WORKS.

Al the American Art Galleries yester-
day afternoon and evening books,
broadsldes and documents OF American
historical interest. including the library
OF Henry y. Mocilcr Of New York, sold
for totals OF $1,000 and N.5oO.75 respec-
lively. making the grand total for the
entire sale Ss.Gi7f5. The highest price
OF the afternoon was sl05 paid by #. W.
Morris for rare compilation. The
Acts OF the General Assembly OF the
Province OF New Jersey" Philadel-
phia. 1872.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Otto II. Kahn will sail to-day ON
board the Aquitania for England to join
Major and Mrs. John G. o. Marriott. her
son-in-law and daughter. and Miss Mar
garet ID. Kahn. her other daughter. who
has been with her sister in London for
month. Miss Margaret Kahn will re-
turn to New York about March z. Mr..
Kahn will start for Palm Beach on Feb
ruary 16.
The officers attached to Governors
Island and their wives will give a re
ception I'm Corbln Hall. Governors ISL
and. next Monday afternoon for Col.
Samuel w. Miller. u. 9. A., and Mrs.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville r. ingalls, gave
dinner Monday night at the Ritz-Carl-
ton. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel +. Murphy, Mrs. Frederick Pear
son and Mr. Francis g. Ca<fey.
Mrs. Henry Fairfax and Miss Eugenia
Tannant Fairfax of Oakhill, Va, will
come to New York next Sunday to be
guests Of Mrs. Charles q, Ayres of SO
West Fifty-fifth street, sie.er-in-law OF
Mrs. Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dupont Pratt,
who have lived for some time at $40
Park avenue. have taken an entire floor
at $50 Fifth avenue for their perna-
nent city residence.
Col It. II. Birch. United States Min
lister to Portugal, and Mrs. Birch arrived
here yesterday from Washington and
are stopping at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Major-Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite U. S.
A., has come from Baltimore to join
Mrs. Cronllhite at the Hotel Astor, where
they have an apartment for tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taft
20. who have lived for some time with
his parents. Mr. and AIRS. Henry w.
Taft, have taken an apartment at log
East Eighty-sixth street.
The Hon. Alfred Anson accompanied
by Miss Leila Emery will start for Eu-
rope to-day on board the Aquitania
where they will Join Mrs. Anson and
pass several months in the Riviera.
Mrs. Dexter Blagden, who is visiting
her son, Mr.. Charles II. Sabin. Jr.. In
Arizona. VIII return to New York this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin
will return to New York from Hampton,
Va, to-day.
Mrs. Frederick C. Havemeyer will
start to-day for Europe on board the
Aquitania.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hamilton Fish will go
to Washington on February 60 for 4
stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fal dc Saint Phalle have
taken an apartment at 116 East Sixty
third street.
Mrs. Charles Bradley Of the wayside.
Convent \. J., has come to the ST.
Regis
Mr.. and Mrs. william D. Guthrie Will
give a dinner tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ogden Armour OF
Chicago are at the Biltmore.
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McGAREY-o,BRIEN.

Miss Rose NJ. O'Brien, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. OBrien of
Brooklyn, was married to Mr.. Francis
d. McGarey. son of. Mr.. William II. Nc
Carey. also of Brooklyn, last evening in
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION OF
that borough, and afterward there was
q reception at the st. Regis. The cere-
rnony was performed by Mgr. William j.
Mcguire. Miss Margaret Gabrielle
OBren was the maid of honor. The
other attendants were Misses Vera
Scully, Genevieve Bowie and Marguerite
Morgan. Mr.. Joseph Esquirol was best
man
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
FRANK WENZEL,

Frank wenzel. 65 years old. said to
have been an actor In the original cast
OF "Peck's Bad Boy" produced forty
years ago. was found dead Of asphyxia-
tion yesterday in his apartment at AS
East Seventy-seventh street. According
to an ambulance surgeon. he had been
dead four or five days.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
COL. snELDoN TO WED.

Mr.. William a. w. Stewart OF Wash
ingtcn Square North announced yester-
day the engagement OF his sister, Miss
Mary Stewart. to Col. Raymond Shell
dor, commanding officer of the General
Intermediate Depot. U. S. A, in Boston,
Col. sheldon is the son of the late
George w. sheldon and Mrs. Sheldon.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
ORLANDO.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
ORLANDO, Ella, Feb. .. - Mr.. Robert
Dixon OF New York gave a dinner at
the Empire last night for Mr.. John M.
Henderson. who arrived here recently on
his way to Cuba.
Mrs s. II. Chalfsnt and Miss Dorothy
Chr 1ant gave large bridge party at
the Rosalind Club tor their guests. Mrs.
NJ. B. Todd Of New York and Miss Louise
Parks OF Brownsville. Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

sALMAGUNDI CLUB PRIZES.

The annual exhibition of paintings by
members OF the saimagundi Club was
opened yesterday TO the public In the
gallery of the club house. Il Fifth ave-
nue.. First second and third prizes were
awarded respectively to X. Sloan Bredin
for hts "Mendlng." Hobart Nichols for
his winter and #. J. Waugh for his
'TIlgh Surf" The pictures will be on
exhibition until February o. and sold at
auction the evenings OF February Q, 10
and IL.
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MISS EUsrrs VERY Low.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AIKEN, s. c.. Feb. Miss Celestine
Eustis continues very III at Mon Repose.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's WIN
ter home here. She Is the aunt OF Mrs.
Hitchcock. The local hunt meets have
been called of on account Of her condi-
tion. She IS rot expected 20 recover
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
ST. AUGUSTINE.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HEaALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. ARRIVALS
at the Ponce de Leon include Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Stoddard and Mr..
Lawrence c. Haines of New York,
Mrs. Robert J. Lowry of Atlanta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins of Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fortescue Of
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hough
of Plainfeld. n. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Court
land Van Clief of Buffalo and Mr.. w. n.
Reynoldson Of Wilkesbarre.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
sNELL-WENDEL.

At the Hotel Astor last evening Miss
Louise Elizabeth Wendell, daughter
OF Justice Louis J. Wendell OF the City
Court and Mrs. Wendell, was married TO
Mr.. Howard NJ. Smell OF Elizabeth, ". j.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William Koepschen, pastor OF St.
Luks~s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Miss Charlotte Wendell was her sisters
only attendant. Mr.. Louis Schaefer. Jr,
was best man.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
U. S. OFFICER TO WED ABROAD.

CoBLENz, Feb 1.-The marriage of
Lieut. Henry It. Allen, son of Brig Gen.
Allen, commander in chief of the Ameri-
can occupational forces to Mile. Juliette
de Souzy is announced for February 3
at the Chateau Gevrole, Montigny-sur-
Aube, in the Cote dor. Gen. and Mrs.
Allen and a number OF the American
officers on the Rhine will attend the
wedding.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Mancinelli for a number OF years oc-
oupied the position OF principal conduc-
tor OF the Royal Italian opera at Covcnt
Gardens London. He visited Tho United
states some years ago and for time
was conductor at the Metropolitan under
Maurice Grau.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
CRITERION SOCIETY LUNCHEON.

The American Criterion Society. Mrs
Leonard l.. Hill president. Will give its
February luncheon at the Hotel Com
modorc tomorrow. immigration and
Bolshevism are the topics to be dis
cussod Commissioner OF Immigration
Frederick A. Wallis and Mojor-Gen
Count \. Chcrep- Fpiridovitch will be tie
speakers
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
MANcINELLr, COMPOSER, DIES.
was at One Time Conductor at
Metropolitan Here.

ROME. FEB. 2.-Signor MancineIi.
composer and conductor, died to-day
from apoplexy. lie was giving the last
touches 60 his new opera. Dream of
Summornight."
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-$1, 900 Sears -Roebuck 80 note. 1929.
No. T. NJ. 7oi6; $4,000 Lexington Avenue
and Payonla Ferry SO certificate of deposit
No. 9i; ZOO Columbus and 9th Avenue 80
certificate OF deposit No. 1852 1000 francs
French National Defence so bond No.
oo0o0sS2 1000 francs French National De-
fence 5S5 bond No. 00o00S3=. TRANSFER
HAS BEEN STOPPED LIBERAL RE-
WARD.
JAMES NJ. LEOPOLD & CO.,
Wall St, New York Phone Rector 1850
LosT.-Dodge sedan, 1921 model. license No.
254231 New York. motor No. 553i5s Taken
from Madison av. At 25th 1T. January 5.
Liberal reward. no questions asked. Room
1928. 200 5th av. Phone Gramercy 1885.
LOST-Saturday night. January 20. in Plaza
ballroom, beaded bag and contents. Re
turn to Mr.. SIiAUL, Hotel Plaza; reward
will be given; no questions asked.
LOST-PoCKETBOOK with s25 and letters
addressed to Viola Vanderbeek. Return
and get reward at 1i9 Z. 40th ct. No ques-
tions asked.
LOST-Package containing silver buttonhoolS.
Reward to BRYN MAWR CLUB 279 Lex
fngton av.
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LEGION HoNoRs nERNuAKpr.

PARIS, Feb. 9. - The promotion of
Sarah Bernhardt TO officer OF the Legion
OF Honor will be announced shortly. The
promotion will be in recognition Of her
work In encouraging French art abroad.
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BRta.-GEN. JAMES roRNEy.

PIffrkDrLrwr1, Fob. .. ~ I}rig-Gcn.
James Fornev. united states Marine
Corps ret'vea. died at his hor-e here to-
dny NJ he9rf trouble with witch ~ had
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
SENATOR DIEGE TJANI.

ROME. Feb. The death OF Senator
Diego Tajani. twice Minister of Justice,
is announced. He was Sc years old.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
DIED
In Meuorinm.

APPLETON On f-ebruaYv 9. az Washing.
sidney Appleton and daughter Of Judge
Joel Brauham.
BRrNCK Suddenly on Tuesday. February I.
1871 George ". HrlncN. beloved husband
90 Mae Martin Brinck. Services az late
residence. goo Valentine lane. Tonkers.
~ Y.. Thursday evening. February 3. $
o'clock. Sons ot American Revolution IN
vitcd 10 attend
CULLEN .--JanuRrr a. Eose Cullen. ru.
neral Thursday. February g. from Fuuoral
pnriorH % james r. McLsrney & Soh.
Lexington Nv. and G1th e.. a. $3.50 a. NJ
uONOUUE Frederick. on February 2, 1921.
M the 18TH veor Of lig age. Funeral
rr1m St Nichasrs Crrr't. 1t'H nt. ufa-
Gtl av. Ff,far. Lt4rfa.r f H. usTn 81
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WAS. HARDING To SEE 'Trp-Tor'

Mrs. Harding has engaged 2 box ar
ibe Globe Thcatso for this evening to
te, Fred Stone iu Tip-Top'
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Cardinal Andrea Carlo Ferrars was
born IN 1850 and created a Cardinal in
1894. lie had long suffered from can
GER His physicians last year informed
him that he had only short tlrne 70
live The Cardinal visited Rome and
rendered his VIII to the Pope and then
went to Lourdes
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
CARDINAL FERRARI.

MILAN. Feb. 2.-Cardinal Ferrari,
Archbishop OF Milan, died to-day
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

The Ambassador OF Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier were the principal
guests at a dinner given last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard SALISBURY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Col. and Mrs. George c. Thorpe gave
n dinner last night, with the Ambassa-
dor of Peru and Nine. Pezet as the
chief guests.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Mrs Henry +. Dimock gave fare
well dinner party last evening for the
Charge d'AHaires of italy and Mime.
Italy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
NOTICES OF

Births Deaths
engagements Memorials
Marriages Combinations
Annulments Lodges
may be telephoned for publica-
tion in THE NEW YORK HBR-
AID any time up to midnight
for the next days issue. Call
Fitz Roy COCO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

The Argentine Ambassador and Mime.
LeBreton and the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Colby were the guests for whom
Mrs. James Mcdonald gave a dinner
last night.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Pleasant A. Stover. formerly
American Minister TO Switzerland, is
visiting his son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr..
Robert Leslie Cralgie. Secretary and
Charge d'Anaires of the British EN-
bassy, and Mrs. Craigie.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Miss Gertrude Myer was hostess at n
luncheon yesterday for the Countess
dUrsel. Lady in Waiting to the Queen
of Belgium, and Mrs. Henry =. Loomis.
who are her guests Lady Geddes was
In the company.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
Jewery.


LosT-Diamond and platinum ring. set with
one square diamond. surrounded by smaller
diamonds in platnln,Hnm filgree: iascrbed In;
reward. r. f. ACFSERMAN, room 90i. 80
Church st. Phone Cortlandt 1886.
LosT-Diamond platinum bar pin IN the
t2 A. NJ. January 81. Liberal reward Of
fered, no questions asked, for return to w.
y. DEAN. . Stone s..
LOST-Oval shaped diamond pin, small hearl
in centre, opposite 81 East 61st ST., IN or
about h35 Park av. or Ritz-Carlton Hotel
very liberal reward. Return TO THOS. J.
McGRATH. Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
LosT-Brooch. sapphires ana diamonds. on
January 81. outside Manhattan Opera
House. on W. 34th st. LIBERAL reward; Re
turn to E. Goth ST. Rhinelerder 1888.
LOST-Pearl earscrew with four diamonds
from 18th av. and 52d to Brooklyn In sub
way; reward. Apply JENSEN. 20 75th st.,
LOST-Diannond set oval clasp for necklace
Hotel Plaza Tuesday 3. 80 =. NJ. Phone
schuyler G263: liberal reward
LosT-Small bar pin. heirloom: pearls set n
black enamel, between West S7th and East
52d; reward schuyler 525s.
LOST. between East 51st st. and We9t S9,h.
platinum and diamond bar pin; liberal re-
ward. 159 Maoison av., 7th floor
VERY liberal reward for return cf circle
brooch, consisting of l6 pearls and small
sections OF diamonds each. lost January 81.
in or in front OF Belnsco Theatre. Return
TO UDAI.L & BALLOU, 3I4 9th av
5000 REWARD
for return OF oval shaped pendant, contain
ing about 40 diamonds, lost January &c, he
tween w. 10Th and 9Sth sts. l. II. & Il.
II. WEINBERG. 665 9TH av.
$500 REWARD for solitaire diamond ring
about . earats. set with 81 small diamonds.
TIFFANY q Co. Fifth Av. and s7th St.
$3.50 REWARD
for return OF diamond and platinum hair
Theatre and East Goth 81. BLACK. STARR
q frost. 9TH ay and 4eth ct.
$500 REWARD.
Lost at Carnegie Hall or vicinity flexible
questions asked. Return 10 UDALL & BAL
LOU. jewellers. 574 9th ev.
Wearing Apparel.
$500 REWARD.
No questions asked for return OF silver
FOX muff lost January ~ on train arriving
l25th street about J:45 y NJ. or In taxi 20
Il. 7sth -. A. X. LEI Co. INC. Is
Wllllam 81.
LosT--ln taxicab, wednssdey night, from
fhc Relasco Theatre 20 900 Park av., short
sealslln coat with large skunk collar. Lib
eTal reward II returned 10 apt. "a, 300
Cats. Dogs. &c.
dog. female. years old. Finder please
Schuyie- 1oral reward; no
questions.
LosT-old white fen. 10y. poodle IN Central
tions. Return 20 % %. cd -.
LosT-smali brown ard white collie re-
turn 20 $50 Lafayette IT. Reward.
SfO0 REWARD
for return of red chow dog, female. 5 years
old, lost IN ncigiborhoOd OF West sTth st. no
questions asked. Telephone Schuyler il4G.
Found.
FOTTSD-sum OF money. IN lunch room or
Broadway. Saturday night. owner may
have same BY proving amount. Apply be-
tween and I at 800 w. iiith st., Mrs.
Dolan's apt. J. A. FIlESSTE.
/. Brooklyn Bridge. small bar
pin with name. Owner may have possess
slon by applying 20 cashier New York Her
aid, 2s0 broadway. and paying Tor this adv.
rOUSD. Monday cvcninE. Wall Street sub
way station. goll cameo brooch. Tel. Lafay-
etto i5r2.
FOUND-Cue pearl earring. Telephone be-
tween And II \. NJ, Crclo 1865.
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n. y. on Tuesday. February !. Bertha
NJ. sister Of Grace A. and Lamont G.
Mitchell. Funeral from her late home.
Monticello. n. Y, on Saturday, February
8, at 80 o'clock. Intermcnt at Month
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

PACKER.--At Plainfield. n. J.. on Tuesday.
February l. 1921. Lydia M. beloved wife
OF Garret Q. Packer. aged 81. Services at
her late residence, 1888 East 9th ST.. Plain
field on Saturday, February 5, at 2:31
Il. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Col. It. III. Birch. United States Min
ister to Portugal, and Mrs. Birch arrived
here yesterday from Washington and
are stopping at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

aIcEyoY.-At Stamford. Corn. Wednesday.
late Dr. James p McEvoy and daughter
ot the late John Burke of New York city.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Kindly omit
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dupont Pratt,
who have lived for some time at $40
Park avenue. have taken an entire floor
at $50 Fifth avenue for their perma-
nent city residence
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

T., on Wednesday, Feb
ruary ., 1921, In his s1st year Services
at his late residence. 80 West S9th St..
Friday evening. February 4, at 8 o'clock.
InterInent private.