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The New York herald., 1921-05-01
BOOKER-HURD.

Miss Jane Hurd, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Butler Hurd of IA East
Stxty-fourth street, was married yester-
Aay in St Thomas's Chruch by the Rev.
Or. Ernest M. Stires to Mr.. John Mar
shall Booker. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall A. Booker OF Hampton. They will
live in Pittsburgh. He served with the
air force of the army.
Miss Bertha f. Barclay was the maid
of honor and Miss Mary Walker of st.
Louis and Misses Martha Lambert, Mar
Garet Burton and Marion j.. Hodenpyl
we're bridesmaids. Mr.. William Murray
Carr Of Pittsburgh was best man. The
ilshers were Messrs Barnet Wolfe, Dean
Wilson, George Blackwell and Charles d.
Ioyeland of Pittsburgh. James McMana-
ran ard Major James Mccain of Hamp-
Ton
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FRANKS-WALKER Err.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Stew
art Walker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Stewart Walker of Dongan Hills,
Staten Island to Mr. jerome Anderson
Quay Franks. son of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
A. Franks of 135 East Sixty-sixth street.
took place yesterday in Christ Church.
New Brighton, Staten Island, the Rev.
Mr.. Brown officiating. The reception
was in the Richmond Country Club The
bride was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Maurice Pitou, as matron of honor.
Hope and Insley Pitou. her niece and
nephew, were pages. The Misses Mil
dred, Maud and Hope Walker, her sis
ters; Helena Walker, cousin, and Beryl
Barendt, cousin Of the bridegroom, were
bridesmaids. Mr.. Robert A. Franks, Jr.,
was his brothers best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Norman S. Walker and
George G.. Walker. the brides brothers /;
Ralph Charlton Franks. the bridegroom's
br other Charles w. Bracket Joseph
Bryan Cummins. Edward II. Hammond,
i rank A. McNamee and Thomas Pear
sen.
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MISS CAMERON AND MR.. MAYER /
HAVE TYPICAL ENGLISH WEDDING'
Daughter of Mr.. Duncan Cam
eron Wed to Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Mayer.

The marriage of Miss Mary Mcleod
Cameron and Mr.. Juan Randolph Mayer
yesterday needed only the setting of st.
Margaret's, Westminster. and the invari-
able three small Prince of Wales plumes
in the coiffures of the bridesmaids To
give il the atmosphere Of a typical Lon
don wedding. st. Thomas's Church was
the scene of the ceremony. but the bridal
party was typically British in appear
snce.
With their dresses of white chiffon the
bridesmaids wore the half wells of white
tulle, so typical of an English bridal
The wells We're held in place at the backs
of the coiffures with chaplets OF oak
leaves, and each carried a large cluster
OF blue delphinium, the only strong con-
trasting color in dress scheme of the en-
tire party. The white exception TO the
usual bridesmaid shades was of course,
carried out in the brides dress of chif-
fon, which was embroidered with seed
pearls. There was a court train en-
bellished with raised tulle embroidery
and clusters of orange blossoms
The bride iS daughter Of Mr. Duncan
Cameron and granddaughter of the late
Sir Roderick Cameron and the late Law
renee Turnure. Mrs. Belmont Tiffany
and Mrs. Judah Howe Sears are her
and Mrs. Charles w. Mayer of Washing
ton, d. G. The ceremony, performed by
the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. the rector,
was witnessed by several hundred guests.
representing society of New York, Phia-
delphia and Washington.
The ushers We're Messrs. George Tiff
fany, cousin of the bride; n. Sargent
Appleton, Robert Amory and George
Peabody Gardner. Jr., of Boston; ST.
courtney b. Olney. John X Hollins.
Charles e. Dunlap of Philadelphia and
w. Fellowes Morgan, Jr, all Harvard
men The bridegroom was graduated
from that university. The best man
was Mr.. Francis r. Mayer.
The bridal attendants were Mrs. John
Dryden Kuser, Misses Elaine Sullivan,
Adeline Oxnard Dorothy Stevens. Isa-
bel Pell and Catharine .Dews as brides
maids. There also was a small flower
girl, Madeleine Fiaglio, who wore
dainty picture costume OF white lace
and chiffon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer viii sail on
Tuesday by the Old North State of the
United States Mail Line and will re-
main abroad until October. 1t was on
board that steamship that Mr.. Mayer
gave his bachelor dinner last Tuesday.
A small reception was held at the
home of Mrs Tiffany, 67 East Ninety
first street.
Among those who attended the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Mayer, Mrs. Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judah Howe Sears, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Larocque. Miss Caroline Duer. Mrs
Bruce Clark, Miss Polly Brooks ATr and
Mrs William Adams Delano Miss
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UN V VEILIN GS.

BETTMANN. N.-t'RveilinT or monument In
memory of our beloved wife and mother.
Matilda Bettmauu, at 3 Il. Nj. to-day.
Mount Hope Cemetery. Cypress Hills. In
case OF raiu sunday, Mas s.
JACOBS. On Sunday. May s. q monument
win be unveiled in remembrance Of my
dear wife. lose Alma Jacobs. Services at
= = NJ. Mount Zion Cemetery.
MOSES. The tablet ln memory Of Le0hman
s. Moses VIII be unveiled in the Roth
schid Mausoleun at Mount Neb0h Gene
tory. Cypress lils, on sunday. May l.
~ 8 o'cloct- In case of rain. the fol-
lowing sunday
R0TIISCTfiL Lp-Iae tablet in memory of
Jennie Ruthschld wiz bc unveiled ~
Mount Seboh Cemetery. cypress nus,
on SUNDAY, Nov 4, et o'clock. III case
Of rain, the following Sunday.
SpTTZTE .-TiEa. Friends and relatives ara
invited te utfoud tup uuveilirr of tNe waW-
soleum dedicated to the late Ilka Spltzer
al Mount carmel Cemetery on May 4. AZ
. 50 r. N weather permitting otherwkes
services wftf hr on Nav g.
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IN MEM ORIA Nj

BRADSHAW Ia sad and loving memory ~
our beloved SOD ana brother. Albert r.
Bradshaw. died May g. 1862.
FANrEBS.-Mrs. Haddou Chambers and
daughter wish to express their deep graft
tudo 10 the many friends f0r their great
sy mphthy shown iu memory Of the late
Haddon Chambers
CLELFAND. r. Dolly lnec Kaufman. IN
LOWING memory of my dear daughter Dolly
vho passed away April 30. 1907, Mother
and Brother.
DONAHTE.-lu loving memory ~ patrick
nonahue. who departed this life May !,
1918
FERRERI In everlasting memory ~ our
beloved mother and grandmother Csteriua
Ferreri who departed this life May I.
1871. Best 81 mothers, rest tn peace.
KAHN.--Tn loving memory - Dr. Hermann
Kahn, who died May /, 1913.
KENNY.-Iu lovln- remembrance af our
dear mother, Margaret Kenny. widow ~
Thomas Kenny Sr.. died at West New
Brighton staten Island, May /, iQl0 Her
sons and Daughters.
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now MAN--BIs ssEn.

Miss Mildred Busser. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs Starting Tl EuSser Of 2a1
Broadway, Flushing was mtrr "a last
night to Mr.. JoScph II Bowman of
Pittsburgh Tho ceremony We per
formed In tho homo Of tho rid par
cnts by the Rev Thomas Hqnta Mae
Konzie. pastor Of the Dutcii Reformed
Church Of Flushing Mre ~ w. Allen
or Springfield, Ohio. an aunt OF the
bride. was rnstron Of f-honor,
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MISS NATALIE BARNES WED.
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Mark Reid
Yates in Washington.
Special Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., April 30.

The marriage OF Miss Natalie Sellers
Barnes OF Philadelphia and Washington,
and Mr.. Mark Reid Yates which took
place here to-day. was immortalized in
motion pictures The ceremony was
performed at Miss Barncs's home, les
Eighteenth Street, y. w. IA the Rev.
Dr Frederick L. Griffeu, pastor Of the
First Unitarian Church Philadelphia,
assisted by the Rev Dr. Il. s. 3. Pierce
of All Souls Church, Washington. The
ceremony was followed BY large are-
ception at Rauscher's.
Mr.. John Sellers Barnes or Bryn
Nawr. Pa. gave his sister IN marriage.
and Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. J. W. Yates
OF Warrenton. Va. mother Of the bride
groom. received with the bridal party.
Mrs. Frederick A. Leverlng. Jr., WIS
matron OF honor AIr J William Yates
was best man.
A navy camera man took motion pc
lures Of the scenes and the film viii be
preserved IN the family records,
Mr.. Yates. who come from Warrentcn.
va. is now in business Ii Washington
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White Bride
of Son of Late
Senator Aldrich

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALp
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. April 30.-The mar
riage OF Mrs Janet Innis White. daugh-
ter of the late William II. Innis OF
New York, to Mr. Richard Steere AL
drich, son Of the late United States Sem
ator. Nelson w. Aldrich, was celebrated
at the home of the bride here to-day.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends were invited. The Rev. Phile-
mon f. sturges, rector OF Grace Church.
officiated.
The bride was escorted by her brother,
Mr.. william :. Innis OF Providence.
who gave her away. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
drich will sail soon for Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., and Mrs.
william r. Innis of New York were
among the wedding guests,
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JOHN r. ROBINSON.

MIAMI, Fla April 30---John 4. Rob
inson. retired circus owner. died al his
winter home here tonight Of chronic
bronchitis He was IL years old
MIR. Robinson had been subject to
bronchitis for a number Of years. The
last attack overlook him about two
weeks ago. lie failed rapidly and his
advanced age proved barrier to recov-
cry.
John Robinson, Jr., his son. arrived
yesterday from Cincinnati and, with
Mrs u. r. Stevens, daughter, WAS al
the bedside when death came The body
win be scrt tomorrow to Cincinnati,
where the funeral services will bc held
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BURGEss--MacMuLLEN.

Miss Florence MacNfullen, daughter OF
Mrs. George L. Baldwin of Worcester.
N. T.. was married yesterday In st. An
drcws's Church, Dongan Hills, Staten
Island to Mr. Theodore Herbert Burgess
OF Cleveland, O. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. oscar +. Moore.
The bride is sister OF Mrs. James
Guyon Clark Of Bella Vista. Dongan
Hills. whose marriage 60 Mr.. Clark took
place last October IN Grace Church chan
Ace
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OLIVER MORTON SCOTT.

Relatives in this city have received
word of the sudden death yesterday in
Richmond Ind. of oliver Morton Scott,
n widely known railroad man or the
middle West. Mr. Scott was a nephew
ef the late Mrs oliver Perry Morton of
indianapolis. whose husband was war
Governor Of Indiana He leaves a son.
James Darlington Scott of Toledo Ohio
two nieces, Mrs James Lyon Gibson
and Mrs. Wharton Meehan. and
York
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MISS scHIEFFELIN ENGAGED.

Announcement was made in this city
yesterday by Col. and Mrs. Edward Cir
ard Schieffelin Of Wellsboro, Pa, of the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Mary
Schieffelin, to Mr.. Hugh t. Brady of
Poughkepsie, N. Y. Miss Schieffelin. who
is a member of branch of the well
known New York family of the name.
was graduated from the Elmira College
for Women. Mr.. Brady was graduated
from Yale in 1914. He is a son of the
late John c. Brady. who was Governor
of Alaska for some time.
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DR.. w. c. Phillips's
Daughter Engaged
to a War Veteran

Announcement was made yesterday by
DIR. and Mrs Wendell C. Phillips Of 40
West Forty-seventh street Of the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Charlotte
Alice Phillips, to Mr.. Paul Edwin john
son. Miss Phillips made her debut sew
eraI winters ago, and Is sister Of Mrs
Monroe Van Wart De Mott Of New
Rochelle and Mrs. Craig Francis Cul-
Imam of Houston, Texas.
Mr.. Johnson is a son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Burr Johnson of Hartford, Conn,
and IS a member of the class OF IL
Yale. Sheffield He was a lieutenant In
the Air Service and served in Italy and
France. The wedding will take place in
October
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CAPT. Carl SCHMIDT.

HAMBURG. April 30.--The death OF
Capt. Carl Schmidt. former master Of
the Hamburg American liner Bulgaria
was announced here to-day.
Capt. Schmidt, by effecting repairs at
sea in January 1899. when the Bul-
garia's rudder was disabled in heavy
storm, managed TO bring ITS ship safely
into port He was given special honors
by Emperor William Tor his feat Al
the time OF his death nc was ~ years
az
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CAREW-MAR ARHEIN Exc.

The marriage of Miss Viola Marhei-
neke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Marheineke of New York, to Mr.. Rober.
=. Carcw, also of this city. took place
Yesterday at the Church of St Francis
Xavier. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Joseph Murphy. in the
presence of a few friends. Mr.. Carew,
who is brother of Congressman John
r. Carew. was First Lieutenant in the
;D6th Field Artillery, Seventy-seventh
Division, during the war. and served
one year overseas.
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BIRTHS.

pONfGEG. MIR and Mrs. Arnold ponrrr
luee lee Balterman) of 1880 Merriam all.
announce the birth % son on Monday.
AprH oa. 1921.
MATTHEWS TO Nr and Mrs. John ~
Matthews tGre Jeanette Eastman 40
West stth T., son, Robert Allan.
Aprtl 4H.
VEIN MIR uud Mrs FRANK Welu ,noa
Catherine Whitman. S91 Wesi End av
wish to announce tue birth ~ a son Oh
April ~ a. he N'sefi ordla Hospital
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ENGAGED .

NSON-WTfa WTfapEk.-Jeaunette Wnaer as-
nouuecs her engagement 70 Albert Aron-
SON April. 1921.
CuER-RosENrAI-N.- .-Mrs Iona Rosen.
baum of $50 W@r' 1880 A anrounues the
engagement Of her daughter May to MI
Max Necher.
uE<EptrT-bAtMANN and Mrs sgd
vouaDc the engagement of their daughter
EdttN. So Mr.. Harold Ecuudict. Az home
on sunday. May y, from 90 6. No cards
AvoGEL.--Mr. rrfd vogel 9os
Eaele ay., Br0nN. announces thc engage
mont of his daughter Carrie 90 Mt. George
Befuheim.
BEoMEERG-B -BrTLER MIR aud Mrs tsaac
Hutler, $50 Vest lttth IT,, announce the
Nj. Mayer Br-rnbcrx-
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. ANTHONY \. BRADY
Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, AfMi 30.

New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, ANli 80.
Mrs Marcia Myers Brady. widow
of Anthony y. Brady, noted finan-
cier. died this afternoon at her home
here after An illness Of three weeks.
Mrs. Brady was widely known here
for her many charities, particularly
to orphans. Every Christmas she sup
piled hundreds OF poor Albany fam
lies with gifts and baskets of food.
She spent most of her summers at the
Brady cottage at West End. displaying
the same interest in charities there as
in Albany.
Mrs. Brady was a member Of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church for many
years. The memorial organ, which she
gave. was dedicated TO her second
daughter, Mrs. Flora Myers Brady
Gavit. who was killed several years ago
in a railroad wreck Mrs. Brady leaves
three daughters. Mrs. James G. Farrell
Mrs. Francis +. Garvan and Mrs carl
Tucker. and two sons. James Cox Brady
and Nicholas +. Brady.
BY the will of her hushai Mrs.
Brady was left 1000. 600 outright ana
an income OF 100000 a year 4s well
as their home in Albany.
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MRS. META FRY.

CLARKsvrLLE. Tenn, April 30-Mrs.
Meta Fry, wife of the late Thomas
Fry, at one time treasurer of the city
Of Dublin, Ireland. and mother OF Major
Gen. Sir William Fry, Governor of the
Isle Of Man, died at her home here last
night She was 81 years old
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
GEN. nR,NNo JoVANoy1rCu.

RwgpNpr. Nprii S0-Gen. Branko
.Jovanoyitch Minister of War iu d Jupo-
Slav Cabinet. dicd here yesterday lie
had held the portfolio In the War Min
istry since January last. having rc-
In incd his position when tho Cabinet
was rcorganizcd in March.
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CONFIRM M ALTON S

NfhNpEf HAU IN Sunday, May II iaoi Mr.
and Mfs \. Maudeibaum announce the
Bur Ntt2vah of their son william. satur.
day. May r, Central Synagogue. Lexington
AZ. and 55th It, At home 1f5 West ssth
Az EunhaN NAV s. s % B
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r,RLDoM ron FRENCH.

LoNDoN. April 80, King George con
ferrcd aiT earldom on Viscount French
on his retirement to-day as Lord Lieu
tenant and Governor-Gencral OF Ireland.
His successor. vscount Talbot took
over the office this morning.
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A n N UL M E N r S .

AN-SCHwAB.-Mr and Mrs Leo
pold p. Schwah of 50 Hcdden Terrace,
Newark, n. j., announce the aunulment
of the engagement of their daughter.
Beatrice Janice, TO Joel b. Sugarman OF
Newark, N j.
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to Wingfield, Mount Kisco. n. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman E. Ditman of
449 Park avenue have taken a house in
Southampton, l.. l., for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings will
give a dinner for the former Ambassa-
dor to England and Mrs. John W. Da-
Wis, May 3.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who was
II have left France for New York April
%, changed her plans and will arrive
by the Olympic, May 10.
Mrs. Richard W. Corbin and her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erley Corbn. left yesterday for France
by the Lorraine.
Mrs Terah Haggin has returned to
New York after two months in South
America and is al the home of her
father, Mr.. Louis I. Haggin, STA Fifth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary will start
on Tuesday for White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Henry r. Hyde. who has been
seriously i'll at % West F'iftieth street,
is convalescng. She will go to Saratoga
Springs late in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Barclay will
go 70 their country house in Warrenton
Va, this month and la ter will join Mrs
William Constable at Southampton.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will close her city
house late in May and go to the Break
ers, in Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard Suffern Taller
have returned from their honeymoon In
Bermuda and are at their new apart
ment, Eighty-first street and Park ave-
nue..
Tomorrow from few days stay at her
house in East Hampton, l.. l.
Mrs. James B. Haggin has gone to
Baltimore.
The Misses Hewitt OF . Lexington
avenue will start for Europe early this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Raj Parr of Baltimore
are at the Ritz-Carlton for a short stay.
DR.. r. S. Naon, formerly Argentine
Ambassador, who arrived yesterday
from Europe by the Aquitania. is at the
Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McLay left yes
terday for Philadelphia by motor after
short visit to Mrs. McLay's parents,
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
lace
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CEMETERIES. &C.


pI oTS in cedar Grove Cemetery f0r sale.
CLARENCE II. VOCN- 25S ". i7sth IT.,
~ s. q.
nor sALE-Iust the iot Oh Woodlawu Gene
terN most anybody would VIE, cash wanted.
+ t.ooR boN 1fG. GMna Central station.
ror Skf.E-pIot iu Woodlawu, NTH moru-
geut. coruor.tones. great @ocrfiee l..
Hamilton. gtf W 1o1u st.. citN
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. William l..
Howard gave a large reception yester-
day at their home, Restmere.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Harlow have
sold their Washington residence to Mr.
and Mrs James NJ. Beck and will make
their home the year around at their
place near Roslyn, Va.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Mr.. f. Coster Wilmerding, after pass
ing a week in London, has Joined Mr.
r. Thornton Wilson in Pas. Later
they will go to Spain.
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WASHINGTON

President and Mrs. Harding had as
luncheon guests yesterday Frank o.
Lowden, former Governor of Illinois. and
Mrs. Lowden, who were celebrating their
silver wedding anniversary. They came
to Washington on their wedding trip
twenty-five years ago. They are staying
at the Shoreham.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes were entertained at dinner last
night by Col. and Mrs. 7. q. Donaldson
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Miss Lola Phinney aud Mrs Eugene
Sturtevdnt were hostesses at the Art
Association reception and mus Gale yes
terday afternoon.
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Capt Richard II. Leigh. u. S. N, and
Mrs. Leigh are visiting Capt. and Mrs
Thomas j. Sem at the torpedo station
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Miss Sheila Byrne and Miss Polly
Blaine Damrosch sailed for Europe yes
terday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Mr.. Charles p. II. Gilbert arrived yes
terday from New York and is at the
Muenchinger King
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
NE wPOR n.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hayward Ferry are
With Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James at Beacon Hill House
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

The Italian Ambassador. Signor Ro-
landi Ricci, has gone to Newark. n. j.,
and will visit several New Jersey cities
before returning to Washington on Tues
day.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
r., have gone to Washington 10 remain
until Thursday. when they will 90 to
Hot Springs, Va.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Towne and
Miss Eleanor Towne. who have been at
405 Park avenue. will return this week
to Wingfield, Mount Kisco. y. Y.
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LCST-Sapphire and diamond barpin. be-
tween 3 and q o'clock Friday. y. y, N.
from Grand Central Station, taxi 10 Gram
ercy Park; 500 reward. DRETCER & CO,
5Go 9TH av.
LOST--f}etween 42d ana 43d or between 43d
and Hotel Astor, platinum brooch, with
large drop on end, having 80 small and six
large diamonds, besides drop. Very liberal
reward offered II returned TO c. G.
BAUGHN, 725 MaGpas av.. Savannah. Ga.
LOST-Ring, April 26. diamond and sapphire
set in platinum. vicinity 32d to seth St,
or Pennsylvania Hotel; reward fun value or
ring. i42 Beech ST., Arlington, N. j. Phone
Arlington 62.
LOST--in vicinity OF West 18th ST. porce-
lain miniature Of child, gold rim: no value
except to owner for sentimental reasons
reward, no questions asked ERICSSON, 1913
Iark AZ. Phone Le0ox ol61.
LOsT-Onc long gold drop earring. between
51th ST. aud Park av. and the Plaza Thea
tre. Friday night; reward. Mrs. ALBERT
PLIMPTON, III East 5Ith ST
LosT-Brooch with pearl at each end and
diamond In centre; reward TO finder. 122
West 1lgth. Morningside s65f
LOST-On Wednesday. brooch, five dia-
monds set IN white gold; reward. Mrs.
GILLESPIE, 32f East 57th. Plaza 1910.
LOsT-Tiffany vanity case, taxi Saturday
afternoon address inside remembra nee;
reward. Randolph, 4s =. 01st st.
LosT.-will party who found wrist watch
and phoned 362i Columbus return at once
receive reward No questions asked.
LosT-Rhinestone buckle pin Friday evening.
probably isth 81. $40 reward return 10
INGERsoLL. IS West 9th st.
LOsT-Damond ring. , carat. yellow, in
subway between seth st. and Penn sta.
ton, April -. r 19s Herald, Herald sq
$3.50 REWARD
for return Of necklace containing about 10s
clasp, surrounded by diamonds; lost April *
at or between West Iath st.; Flotila restau-
6 FROST. Jth av and 18th 81
s100 REWARD
for return Of half pair onyx and diamond
circle earring, lost April 80. UDALL 4
BALLOU, 574 9Th av.
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-Liberal. reward. no questions asked
for return of Russian sable scarf lost In
Rfvoli Theatre. Monday afternoon X II
sIPP. 80 w. 1929.
LOsT-Fur scarf West End express or
Union so. station. Thursday. 4:80-5 r. H.
reward Telephone Gramercy 4625.
LCsT-one skin fur. washroom Waldorf.
Wednesday afternoon. So reward, no uues
tons W. PEsKlN, 5G6 Lexington av
LoST-Sable neckpiece. on r way at SD ST.,
~h.tveen east and west side about o'clock
Thursday. Audubon 1oii Reward.
LOsr-silk dress, between 23d and borough
ifall, reward. Communicate Main 443
STERN, 110 Joralemon St. Brooklyn.
LOST-sable neckpiece at the Playhouse, 4sfh
st., Saturday afternoon. reward. Phone
~ Tuckahoe.
IOsT-Fur neckpiece, nth IT.. or between
there and West End av. and 10th Aprlt
IA, reward. LfENAU. 302 w. 10th 81
Cats. Dogs, SC.
LOST -BlacfS Chow dog. male. black ha rness
brass studded, between 1Gth st and Cen
traI Park. Return or phone for reward
Thomdyke Hotel.
i OsT-B Boston terrier. ears not clipped
name Cracker. reward. ~ w. fist ST.
round.
FOUND Ladv's brooch, representing al
animal set with diamonds Tel Morning
side 2ss1 between and Z r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Mrs. Coolidge was the principal guest
yesterday Of Miss Mary Temple at a
luncheon given at the Willard to sixty
women
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
DI E D.

Bode Walter A. Newell william A.
Brady. Marcia A. NJ. OSullvan, Ellen
Brokaw, Elizabeth +. Parker Frank
Cady, Charles r.. Schmidt. Fredericka
Coady Mary a. Shote, Matsie r.
Crew, Henry G. Smith, William r.
Eucharia Sister NJ. Solotaroff II.
freeman. Smith IL. Sommerfed, Julius
Higgs, .osoIhne G. Steers, Laurence
Hoffner. George T.. Struben Louise
korn, Magdaena b. sullivan, Thomas r.
Liekel. Irene Taller, Clara w.
Lock- Emile TATE Amelia
Macpherson. VIM. II. Taylor. Frederick j.
Maltese. Antonia Wolf Moses j.
McDougall. Ida T.. Woodland Lille T.
McGhie. John Young, Mildred, Y.
Neill. sarah J. w. Ziclcv Lucie @.