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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-21
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE PIER.
CoIOnists Motor to Agawam Hunt
Club for Tennis Matches.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
NARRAGANsErr PIER. r. l., July 90
Among the tennis enthusiasts In Mar
ragansett Pier who daily are motoring
to Providence and the Agawam Hunt
Country Club for the championship ten
Is tournament now being played there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert III. I. God
dard. Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rocker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. II. Metcalf, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron s. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush Sturges and Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Blaine, Jr., of New York
Mrs. c. B. Grimes and her daughter,
Miss Annie Lou Grimes. of Columbus.
Ga, have arrived for visit with the
sister of Mrs. Grimes. Mrs. Saunders p.
Jones, at Holiday House on the Cliffs.
Miss Molly Boyd of New York. Messrs.
Kenneth and Luther Wood and Joseph
Conner Of Buffalo and G. ~ P. Humph-
ries are guests at Mirimar, the place of
Mrs. Irving II. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman b. James of
Baltimore and Mrs. r. A. Sturgeon of st.
Louis have arrived at the Imperial.
Mrs. Julia Avery Fish OF New York
Is at Green Inn.
Mrs. c. Morton Stewart and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank D. Bonsal. have arrived
at the Revere.
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Mrs. Ella Willard
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. w. E. KimbaH
Married at Home of Her Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Guthrie.

Mrs Ella Guthrie Willard, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Guthrie. and
Mr.. W. Eugene Kinball the knowledge
OF whose engagement last Tuesday sur
prised their friends. were married yester-
day in the country home of her parents
in Locust Valley l.. !. The bride has a
country place. called Mendon Lodge, near
that of Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie. Mr. KIM
ball motored from Cedarcroft, his
suburban place in Glen Cove, arriving at
Meudon, the Guthrie estate. at o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by The
Rev. Frank b. Cowan, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church at Glen Cove. in the
presence of forty-five relatives and
friends from neighboring country places.
The bride was attended only by her
father. who gave her away. She wore
travelling dress. Mr.. Kimball dispensed
with best man and ushers.
The reception and breakfast were only
for those who had attended the cere-
mony When Mr.. Kimball and his bride
started for Hot Springs, Va. for part of
their wedding trip, the guests remained
for dancing.
Mrs. Kimball has held an influential
place In society in New York and I'm the
Glen Cove and Locust Valley colonies
shuSc ier ueput seFerdl years ago. Iier
father is prominent lawyer, with a
city house at % Park avenue. She was
first married to Mr.. Eugene Sands Will
lard. real estate broker. They were
divorced last December. and her two
children. Marian and Guthrie Willard,
have been with her.
Yesterdays wedding was Mr.. KIM
balls third. He Is a stock broker and
was graduated from Amherst College In
1895. His first wife. who was Miss
Edith Glib, died in 1914. Five years
later he married Mrs. Josephine Hotch-
kiss Williams, widow of Waldron Will
Jams of New York and Rye, N. Y. She
died early last year, and since then her
children, Miss Hope Williams and Mr..
Barent w. Williams. have made their
home with their stepfather. Mrs. Will
lam Ross Proctor. Jr.. also is daugh-
ter OF the second Mrs. Kimball,
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MRS. E. N. WHITE MARRIED.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
PRovrpENcE, r. T., July 20.--In the
chancel Of Grace Episcopal Church at
noon to-day Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson
White, widow of Merivan White. was
married to Mr.. Stephen E. Hopkins Of
Providence.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Philemon +. ;Sturges, rector of
Grace Church. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother. Mr.. Samuel NJ
Nicholson, and was accompanied to the
altar by her two little daughters, Eliza
beth Gardiner White and Kate Merwin
White.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr..
Everett +. Boyden as best man.
wedding breakfast for relatives
only followed the ceremony at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Nicholson in
George street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
left for Maine by automobile in the late
afternoon
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CARNIVAL AT LONG BRANCH.
Outdoor Entertainment Held for
benefit of st. James's Church,

Special Despatch to THE New York HIRAM.
LONG BRANCH, N j., July 20.--so-
cially the resort was busy tonight. The
women of St Jamess Church opened
their annual outdoor carnival on the
church grounds. The American Legion
held its midsummer dance at the Takan-
nassee Hotel. while the Elberon Fire
Company held its ball at the Ocean Park
Casino. At North Long Branch the
Temple Quartet gave a musical
Gov. Edwards and Senators Freling-
huysen and Edge will attend a mass
meeting here on August 1 to protest
against the closing of Troutman's Creek
to navigation.
Arrangements have been completed
for an amateur entertainment In aid Of
the summer auxiliary of the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital to be held at the
Deal Casino on August 8. The commit
tee I'm charge includes Mrs. Charles A..
Wimpfheimer and Mrs. Louis Gimbel,
Jr. Mrs. Howell Woolley of New York
will entertain the inmates at the Old
Folks Home Of Ocean Grove a week
from to-day at her Bath avenue home.
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Meeting to Be Held To-day to
Arrange Fair for Aid of
Hospital.

Dor Club held their annual outing at
Oswegatchie yesterday.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Howarth. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Anerman. Mr. and Mrs. $. w.
Lockhart of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Mayo, Mrs. c. S. McCallum,
Providence; Mr.. william II. Hode,
Whitenville. Mass /; Mr.. Chester ID. Hey
wood. Worcester; Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID.
Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bromley. Mr..
and Mrs. S. V. Putnam Boston Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Foster. Southampton,
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dame, At
lantic City; Messrs. Estelle Williams.
Katherine Il. Bresnahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Ollie. Washington, -. c.; Mr. and
Mrs. f. P. Fem. New Haven; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Bailey. Middletown, Conn. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Glavin, West Albany,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berg, Stamford.
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MISS LILLIAN Il. BUERMEYER.

Miss Lillian +. Buermeyer. AZ. for ten
years assistant principal Of Public School
liz. Brooklyn. died suddenly on Monday
at Portland. Me-, where she was spend
ing her vacation. Miss Buermeyer was a
sister OF the late Lieut.. Herbert A. Buer-
meyer, who was killed in action in July,
1918, at vaux, France. Funeral services
will be held at her late home, 1913 St
Johns place. this afternoon, with the
Rev. j. w. r. Heritage of All Saints
Protestant Episcopal Church officiating.
Interment will be in Green-W Wood Gene
terry.
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MISS KAY LAUREL TO RETURN,

SpecioI Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, By THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. July 20.
Miss Kay Laurel has decided not to
try to "break into" the French dramatic
stage, but will return to the United
States on August G. Since she arrived
hero two months ago Miss Laurel has
passed three hours day mastering the
French language. Her plans were
changed when she received a cable
despatch last week from New York
manager offering her the leading role
In new play which is being written
by Avery Hopwood.
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MRS. ELIZABETH HITCHCOCK.

Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Hitchcock. widow
OF DR.. Henry NJ. Hitchcock. a prominent
resident OF tho town. died in her home
in Greenwich. Conn. suddenly Tuesday
night. Mrs. Hitchcock was treasurer of
Putnam Hin Chapter. d. A. r.. and a
past regent Of the chapter and president
OF the Stilson Benevolent Society of the
Second Congregational Church. She Is
survived by one daughter. Mrs. Frede-
rick V. Bray, and son. DR.. f. Sc. Clair
Hitchcock OF New York and Greenwich.
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7L0ndon Successes
Will BeGipenHere
by Mr.. Dillingham;
Miss Gladys Cooper, English
Beauty, to Make Ameri-
can Debut.

Charles Dillingham; announced yester-
day the receipt OF number of plays
which Fred G. Latham bought for him
while abroad. In his stay of four days
In England Mr.. Latham made final ar
arrangements for the production here by
London successes. which is something
Of a record in theatrical shopping. He
brought the manuscripts, scene plots
and contracts with London players back
with him.
In addition Mr.. Latham completed ne
gotiations for the American appearance
OF Miss Gladys Cooper, English beauty,
who Is now appearing in Lord Dun
sany's IT. at the Ambassadors Theatre
Her first vehicle in New York has not
been selected. but Mr.. Dillingham; Is
considering for her musical version
of The Marriage of Kitty" by Fred de
Gresac and Victor Herbert. Mr.. Latham
also obtained the material for Bulldog
Drummend." the play by "Sapper." which
has been big hit at Wyndham's The
atre.
Mr.. Latham also added TO the Dilling-
ham portfolio "A Bill of enforcement"
by Miss Clemence Dane. now at ST.
Martins Theatre, which will be pre-
scented here early in the season. with the
leading role played by Alan Pollock one
OF the first English actors to leave
America at the beginning of the war
who has now recovered from wounds
after several years in the hospital. From
Robert Courtneidge Mr.. Latham obtained
the American rights to out to VIM"
the melodrama by Roland Pertwee and
Dion Clayton Calthrop. now playing at
the Shaftesbury Theatre, and the Ameri-
can rights to a musical version of THE
Charm School" which was presented at
the Prince of Wales Theatre after hav-
ing been done as a straight comedy here.
Mr.. Latham also brought back the
manuscripts for Brown Sugar" and
"Old jig" and the assurance that James
Bernard Pagan and Lennox Robinson.
producer and author. respectively. Of
The White Headed Boy" had accepted
the invitation from Mr.. Dillingham; to
be present at Henry Miller's Theatre on
September 10 when this comedy OF Irish
life Will be produced with the original
Abbey Theatre Players.
Altogether Mr.. Dillingham; will be rep
resented next season by fourteen produce
tons, for besides those already named
and exclusive of the Hippodrome show
he will have Two Blocks Away" with
Barney Bernard; THE Scarlet Man."
with John Cumberland and Frances Car
son; 1.-THE Love Letter. with John
Charles Thomas; "a Wise Child" with
Vivienne Segal: Good Morning, Dearie."
with Maurice and Hughes, Louise Groody,
Oscar Shaw and Harland Dixon, and
Tip Top" with Fred Stone. which re-
sumes It's career one week from Sunday
at the Colonial Theatre. Chicago.
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BUSINESS BuILDERs' CONCERT

At concert this evening given BY
the Business Builders. to be held at the
Engineering Societies Building. 20 West
Thirty-ninth street, Miss Charlotte Berg.
Lester Testutt. Arthur Clough and the
Business Builders Cleo Club will sing
Albert Taylor viii conduct the orchestra.
The concert Is under the direction OF
Ashley NaglA
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noCKAwAY BURIEs HERO.

Funeral services were held yesterday
in the Church OF st. Rose of Lima at
Rockaway Beach for Daniel M. O'Con-
nell, formerly of Company c. 165th In
fantry, who was the first Rockaway boy
to be killed overseas. The procession
from the church was half mile long.
In IL were members of the American
Legion Post named after the soldier
and members OF the Veterans Of For
eign Wars. There were many convey
ances filled with friends of the hero.
Interment was made In Calvary Gene
terry. where a bugler Of the Sixty-ninth
Infantry blew taps. The Rev. John
Dennis conducted the services.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Announcement hhas been made of the
marriage on July / of Mrs. Marjorie S.
Slender Of New York to Mr. Arnold
w. Rosenthaf in the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Schloss.
The bride was the wife of Eugene L.
Slender. a mining engineer, who died
three years ago.
Mr.. Rosenthal, who had been asso-
clated with a number of newspapers
and magazines, is the son of DIR. d. A.
Rosenthal Of Pittsburgh and nephew
of DR.. Michel Rosenthal of Paris. The
couple will live in New York.
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MARRIED.

kIMBALL = WILLARD.-At Locust Valley.
Long Island. on "Wednesday, July 20. Mrs.
Ella Guthrie Willard 10 w. Eugene KIM
ball.
QuEENBOROucfH-MI July ~.
Edith. daughter OF William starr Miller.
TO the Lord Queenborough.
ZODIKOW-BRAVERM M. 20
dkow to Bessie Braverman, July o, 1921.
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BRIDGE AT NEW LONDON.
Mrs. r. G. Billiard IL Guest of MIR.
aud Mrs. T.. A. ChappeIi.

Special Despatch 20 Tnr NEW YonK HERALD.
NEW LONDON. Conn, July 20.--Mem-
bers OF the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club n,otored over TO the Gen. stanton
Inn at Charleston. r. l., to-day for
luncheon. Those In the party were Mrs.
James r. Sullivan, Mrs. Frank b.
Walker, Mrs. George y. Prest, Mrs.
Lewis A. Storrs. Mrs. Edmund Barker.
Mrs. Frank w. Hewes and Mrs. Henry
Lawrence.
Mrs Charles Twonc and daughter.
Mrs. Twone. of Yonlters. n. Y, are the
guests OF Mrs. Benjamin T.. Greene Of
% jay street
Mrs. Billiard. wife of Capt. Frederick
c. Billiard, Assistant Commodore Conn
mandant of the United states Coast
Guard Service. is visiting her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
A. Chappell, In West street
Fffty-two members OF the Fair Har-
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MRS. w. c. ROCKEFELLER
ENTERTAINS YOUNG SET
Gives Dinner at the Field
Club in Greenwich.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YoRK ITrrAtp.
GREENWICH, Conn, July 20.--Mrs.
William G.. Rockefeller gave a dinner for
eleven young persons at the Field Club
on Tuesday evening
I'm the party were Miss Philena Hope
Lincoln and Mr.. Reginald G.. Coombs OF
New York. whose engagement recently
was announced: Mr.. Frederic w. Lin
coin. Jr.. Miss Mary X. Lincoln, Mr..
Alan Wood. Mr.. Theodore II. Blake. Miss
uwendolyn Coombs and Mrs. Samuel
WEIGH Of New York.
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MIR. CHILD IN NAPLES.

NAPLES, July 20.-Richard Washburn
Child, the new American Ambassador
to Italy. arrived here to-day with his
family on board the steamship Presidente
Wilson from New York. He was met
by Franklin Mott Gunther. Counsellor
of the Embassy: Homer M Byington.
the American Consul here. and the staff
of the consulate.
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OBITUARIES.
SERVICES FOR MRS. COLE. 81.

Funera! services were held yesterday
for Mrs. Susan Roger Cole. who died on
Monday In her home, 144 Halsey street.
Brooklyn. from old age and pneumonia
at the age of % years. Mrs. Cole was
the widow OF Col Matthias w. Cole. a
civil war veteran and at one time Regis
trar of Arrears in Brooklyn under Mayor
Seth Low. For many years Mrs. Cole
was active In the social and benevolent
work of st. AIMS Protestant Episcopal
Church. She was ihe oldest living MEM
Der of the church at the time OF her
death. Two daughters survive.
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WILLIAM DAVIS.

William Davis. owner OF a chain of
shoe stores I'm Brooklyn. died yesterday
at his home. 1858 New York avenue, that
borough, after an illness of six weeks.
He was born in Hungary fifty years ago
and came 10 this country In 1868. He IL
survived BY his wife and two sons.
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Guy II. PRITCHARD.

OMAHA, Neb, July 20.-Guy r.
Pritchard, az. traffic department repre-
sentative of the Associated Press here
and a veteran employee OF the organi-
zation, died in n hospital to-day. He
was stricken with apoplexy Sunday
rnornirx.
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D | E D.

Adenaw. Julius X. Malby, Elsie w.
Appleton. Edwin J. Mitchell. Y. Alberta
Beltranini. Mary II. Montgomery, Louis
Brown, Sarah +. Mccarthy, @. b.
Burke. Caroline A. Peters. Frank NJ.
Churchill, Louise j. Plass, Herbert G..
Crombie. Julia L. Prosser, Anna +.
Davis. William Schneider. Marie
Frank Elenore Steinfeld. Clara
Hitchcock, Elizabeth Sites. Anna u. y.
Hotchner, Saul Stockdaie, william
Jefferson Josephine ID Stockton. Louis L.
Kempf. Charlotte sturtz. Johanna
Lippe, Oscar p. Won Scheele. Inga
Lopez, Marie
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LosT-Biack and white cocker spaniel dog,
Sunday. near Roslyn, L. J., wearing collar
marked w. A. FTagg." reward, no qies-
lions asked. ~ broad 81.
IOST--1rish terrier, male. reddish brown
name Paddy: vicinity Chatham, ". j.; re-
ward. n. T.. HURST. IL Essex Road. Sum
init. y Phone $50.
LOsT-kiredaie, name Teddy. whtestone,
T.. l.. liberal reward. Flushing c5co.
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Miss Frances Ogden Jones. who was
a guest of Miss Laura Wheeler at
Sharon. Conn.,, for a week. will return
to-day to her house in London, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker. Jr..
who started last Saturday for Europe.
will visit Air. and Mrs. Howard b.
Saint George in London. England dur
ing their stay abroad.
0fr. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Rob-
inson are passing the summer In Hen
derson, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Whitridge are
passing the summer at Tuxedo Park.
n. y, as guests OF Mr.. Charles B.
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Codding-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts Hill
house and Miss Sylvia Remsen Hill
house returned from Europe on board
the America.
Mrs. Vincent Astor. who has come
from Newport for the midweek. gave
a luncheon yesterday In the Ambassador
Hotel with Miss Roberta Willard among
her guests.
Mr.. Guido BuggelIi special attache of
the Italian Embassy in Washington, and
Mrs. Buggelli are at the Ritz-Carlton.
WASHINGTON.
The President received the former
Ambassador Of Great Britain to the
United States, Viacount James Bryce,
at the White House yesterday after
noon. He had as guests at luncheon
Postmaster-Csnera. Hays, Director OF
the Budget Dawes and Director of the
United States Shipping Board Lasker.
The Minio.er of Switzerland and Mime.
Peter returned from Deer Isle, Me-, yes
terday.
One time Ambassador to France and
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, with their niece,
Miss Sally Beecher, left Washington
yesterday for Tacoma, Wash.
Senator Joseph s. Frelinghuysen gave
a dinner on board his yacht the Vic
toria for the officers OF the United States
Golf Association now visiting Washing
ton. Senator and Mrs. Frelinghuysen
and their children left late last evening
aboard the Victoria for a cruise and
will pass Sunday at their home at Rari-
tan.
Miss Nell Remsberg, niece OF the
President aad Mrs. Harding, who has
been visiting in Washington some time,
has gone 20 Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Oswald G.. Willard of New York,
who Is visiting Washington, entertained
last evening ut dinner at the Shoreham.
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MENoCAL IN SWITZERLAND.

LuoANp. Switzerland. July 2o.-Sen.
Mario Menocal, former President OF
Cuba. arrived here to-day with his suite
He will stay for a few weeks.
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IN MI M O RAM .

lpving memory OF Lieut.. Town
send Young. Eighteenth Infantry. ". s. A.,
killed IN action at Scissors. France. July
81 tofQ
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HoNoRED ny SPANISH KING.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, July 20.-Julio
Acosta, President of Costa Rica. has
been decorated with the Cross of the
Order of Isabella the Catholic by King
Alfonso of Spain.
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Found.

FoUND-Mosor boat No. 5s77 was found on
drift. st. George. JOSEPH DEsrEpANo,
221 sackctt ~. Brooklyn.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. William Bayard Cutting will go
this week to North East Harbor. Me-.
from Oakdale, l.. l., to be a guest of
Miss c. Lucy Frelinghuysen.
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Miss Frances Ogden Jones, who was
guest OF Miss Laura Wheeler at
Sharon. Conn. for week, will return
to-day to her house in London, Conn.
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Mrs. Cornelius " Bliss, Jr., will so to
the Adirondaeks from Westbury, l.. L..
this month.
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LOST A ND 70 u N D.


case. initials z. II. W.. vicinity Grand
Central Terminal: reward 500. wARBUR-
TON, 81 +. seth 81.
ticket. check and money. between Cam
meyers. 34th St and West 3sth ST. Reward.
Telephone 1900 Vanderbilt. Extension I.
FONToON. wooden. 35xi5x7. from 35th st.,
cTHRniNo. foot smith ct. Brooklyn. n. Y.
LosT-Pair eyeglasses in silver case markea
s. Y. X. H: reward. Box ~. 1879 Sd av
Jewelry,
A REWARD OF, 500
Will be paid for the return of platinum and
diamond lorgnette lost June IS at or between
Hotel Gotham and Fulton Theatcr or I'm taxi
cab. BLACK, STARR g. FROST. 9Th av.
and 4sth st.
LIBERAL REWARD.
Lost-Diamond bar pin. 10 diamonds. Mon
day, between $3.50 and $50 p. NJ. between
1875 East I'D st.. Hahnema ~ HOSPITAL. Park
av. and 67th st. and the Vii iioi.i Tele-
phone Information to Rhins lander 400
LosT-Gold iorenotte and cNain with ~
diamonds on Tuesday in f'f'nv room of
the women's Gown shop Of Franklin Simon
Mrs. T. b. BRATTEN. Hotel Marie Antoin-
cite. eth ct and Broadwey.
Losr-pIamona ch with gold lorsnct,e
Tuesday IN lifting Npm OF Nomenb gown
shop of Franklin Simon Co.. 5th av and 3Sth
st.: 500 reward no questions asked. Cash
Ter Hotel Marie Antolnette. 9th and Bway
LOST-Monday afternoon. flexible diamond
bracelet; SO reward ~ returned 90 Mrs
WALTON OAKLEY. 10 East 5sth ST.. New
York city.
LOST-vicinity 3sth st., 5th. 9th
avs, gold and platinum hsrpn. set
with diamond and sapphire chips:
reward. TRIMMER 81 West 3sth.
LOST-Purse, small. containing diamond
rings, one bloodstone, in telephone booth
Hegeman's drug store, 10th st. and 9Th
av.; articels given.
LOST-Diamond horseshoe. platinum. gold.
about 20 stones safety catch: reward. Apt.
IL. 2i6 West aath 81. River. 1900.
LOST-watch chain: liberal reward, no ques-
tons asked. Phone stuyvesant ISIS.
REWARD-Lost flexible bracelet with nine
teen diamonds set IN platinum on gold, be-
tween 3Ith e. and nth av.. Penn. station,
Long Island Depot or on 2 o'clock train 20
Hampstead, l.. l., on Monday. July Is Re-
turn TO Mrs. HARRY IRWIN, Hampstead.
l.. L.. or telephone Bryant 60st
siSo REWARD for diamond horseshoe
7 brooch. lost July ~. between ". 23d 1t.
ferry, Pennsylvania Station and shopping dis
lrict. TIFFANY g. CO. 9Th az. aud 3'th ~.
$500 REWARD and no questions asked for
return OF lady's flat purple leather pocket
book conta ming money and jewolry, one
lavailiere and three rings, diamonds and
sapphires. lost on beach at Long Branch.
near pavilion. or on Ocean av., between
Long Branch and Atlantic Highlands. Phone
f04J Atlantic Highlands.
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Dorothy; A. Reese and Mr.. and Mrs
Warren c. Reese of Scranton, Miss
Margareta T1mayoa, Miss Cincho
Tamayoa. Miss Maria l.. Tamayoa and
Miss Lola Casco of Asheville. n. c., are
at the Lafayette.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker Jr..
who started last Saturday for Europe,
will visit Ar. and Mrs. Howard b.
Saint George in London. England, dur
ing their stay abroad.