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Sail on Mauretania Prepared
to Take Part i'm Amateur
Sports.

Mrs John NJ. l.. Rutherford and Mrs.
Henry Luden joined the sea goers yester-
day on board the Mauretania en- route TO
England. taking their lawn tennis rae
quets and golf clubs. with the intention Of
taking their part in the amateur sports
that are to be important features In
International social life in Europe this
ability in tennis and golf during winter
life in Palm Beach ana summer life in
Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Rutherfurd and Mrs.
Luden have been members or the
Tuxedo Park colony since girlhood. The
former was Miss Wilfreda Mortimer
and the latter is daughter OF Mrs.
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt VIII
start abroad tomorrow on board the
Olympic to fulfil double mission. They
are going 10 Madrid to attend the mar
riage of Mrs. Roosevelts sister. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Willard. to MIR MerVin
Herbert. and TO present the bride with
an American made wedding cake. The
confection securely packed under count
less layers of tissue i'm huge tin box,
viii be listed among their stateroom
luggage.
The wedding cake was delivered TO
Mrs. Roosevelt yesterday by Nine
Blanche. who also made the bridal cake
for her wedding. Mrs Roosevelt and
Miss Willard are daughters or Mr.
Joseph l.. Willard. American Ambas-
So dor to Spain. Mr.. ana Mrs Roosevelt
were married in the Embassy In Janu-
airy. 1914. and the Embassy viii be the
scene Of the forthcoming nuptials Mr.
Herbert is secretary OF the british En-
bassy In Madrid. Mr. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Roosevelt will accompany Mr. and
Mrs Kermit Roosevelt.
Mr.. William Ayrault Hazard. secrc-
tary for many years of the American
Polo Association. viii sail for England
May 81 for the purpose Of attending
the tryouts and the great international
polo battle in June at Hurlingham lie
will be accompanied by Mrs Hazard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Leonard.
their son-in-law and daughter
Mrs. Charles Gilmore keriey has ar
ranged to sail by the Mauretania on
.Iuly IA. accompanied by her daughter
Miss Priscilla Kerley. They VIII be
absent two months. Or. and Mrs. ker-
ley will open their country place In
Sharon. Conn. on May y.
Mr.. Rudolph Haan OF the 81. Regis.
accompanied by Mrs. Haan ana their
daughter. Miss Hortense Ham, sailed
Yesterday on La France. aud viii remain
abroad for the summer Other outgoers
on board La France are Mrs Johnston
Livingston. the Misses 'amllla ana
Sylvia Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs W. 9.
Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs. &. II Dixon, Mrs.
Charles H. Dillingham;. MI. and Mrs.
Louis de Jong Jan Kubelik the violin
lst: Mrs. Kubelik. Mr. and Mis-. Roland
r. Knoedler Giuseppe de luca or the
Met lolitan Opera, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Treat Paine 2d Of Boston. Nine. Mar
CRETE Matzenauer. the opera singer, ana
Mr.. Emile Pfzer.
The Rev. Abbe de poncheville. Pr ana
Mrs. H. B. Pratt and Baron Y BourReM
PoudrouN are passengers ou b'aFd lhe
Touraine. which got away YESTERDAY lor
AnNrn
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Mrs. GrOspenOr and
Gen. Wilder to Wed;
Surprise Friends
Members Of Families Assem-
bling for Ceremony in New
port Tomorrow.

Special Despatch 10 The New YonK HEsALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. May Mrs. Will
lam Grosvenor. prominent in society in
Newport New York and Providence, will
he married on Saturday TO Gen. Wilbur
Elliott Wilder. o. S. A.. retired, Of
Washington and New York. The an
nouncement came as complete surprise
10 her many friends. as the engagement
was known only to members Of the fam
ily
The ceremony will take place at noon
at Roslyn. the summer estate of Mrs,
Grosvenor and viii be performed by the
Rev. Charles w Fo@s-sr. recto" Of En-
manuel Episcopal Church Of this city.
There will be present only members Of
the Immediate families and a few per-
sonal friends.
Cen Wilder and Mrs. Grosvenor went
to the City Hall this noon to take out
their license. She gave her age as 6s
and he as 64. Both have been married
before The late Mr.. Grosyenor died
June 20. 1906. and Mrs. Wilder. who was
Miss Violet Blair Martin, died August
aS 1919.
Mrs Dudley Davis. daughter of Mrs
Grosvenor. and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Norris. from Bristol K L.. have already
arrived at Roslyn to be present at the
wedding. Mrs. Grosvenor gave lunch
con to-day for q few friends at Roslyn
where she has been for the last ten days.
Cen Wilder is stopping at the Muench-
niger King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Throop NJ. Wilder, son and
daughter-n-law of Gen. Wilder, OF New
York, will arrive tomorrow to be pres
cnt at the wedding.
Mrs Grosvenor Is the mother of Mr..
William Grosvenor. Mrs. G.. Maurice
Congdon of Providence. Mrs. George
leabody Gardner. Jr.. of Boston and
Mrs. Dudley Davis Mrs. Robert Gros-
venor, widow of son of Mrs. Grosvenor,
arrived here to-day
The ceremony will be marked by sim
plicity and ii is expected that the bridal
couple will spend their honeymoon In
Europe.
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Hardy--Rae.

Mr.. VERNON. y. v. May IA
school day romance had its elimination
here tonight when Miss Jean Rae Of
Glasgow. Scotland. was married to Mr..
Thomas C. Hardy, an architectural
craftsman OF Youngstown. Ohio. The
couple. who went 10 school together in
Glasgow, were married by the Rev.
Carl s. Weist at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John x \. Lang. DR.. John r. A.
Lang, Jr.. was best man. and the bride
was attended by Miss May Baxter Of
Glasgow Mr. Hardy was non-cop :
missioned officer I'm the Ninth Scottis l
Rifles during the war. He is| membs "
of the Royal Institute Of British Archi
tects and designed the memorial In lslay
Scotland erected in honor OF the Ameri-
can soldiers who perished when tn :
steamship Tuscania was tovpedoed
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Among the Playgoers.

Ex-Gov. James N. eos of Ohio and
Mrs. Cox aud party u friends occu-
pieo a box Al the performance n 'Clair
de Lune" at the Expire last night.
Others there were Major +. a. Fitz-
gerald and A. s. browning.
At the New Amsterdam ~ see sally
were Countess Masoni and party, II
Fulton CuttinI nj. aud parts. and Mr..
and Mrs L. k. sheldon.
Mrs. Sidmon MEie of West FIFTY
third street entctatned at luncheon 1T
the Eitz-Carltot Hotel Yesterday and
afterward took ner guests to see 'Jyst
Married" al tns Comedy
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JOHN GOLDEN TELLS
NEXT SEASONS PLANS
Has FiUe NeD Plays Ready or
in Preparation.

John Golden returned yesterday from
Allentown. Pa. where he and Wnchell
Smith had been watching the perform
ance of the latter's new comedy. "The
Wheel" and told something OF his plans
for this and other plays he IS T. pre-
sent in New York.
Unless somebody throws a spoke
into this particular wheel" he said. "itll
run all right"
The new comedy Will follow Light
min at the Gaiety--that Is. when the
latter play decides TO move. Light
min " IL scheduled for presentation in
Chicago, with the original company, on
September !, and whether II moves de.
pends on its drawing houses here. The
fourth year OF the run here win begin
August %.
Most managers make their announce
ments after a trip 70 Europe, said Mr.
Golden. But q trip to Allentown Is
good enough for me. 50 guess | can
take a chance and unraVel certain plans.
81 have signed to date exactly t73
legitimate actors for next season.
should Lightnin' persist. the new
Smith comedy may have to seek another
theatre on Broadway"
Mr.. Golden j. to produce 4 comedy
by Montague Glass. entitled Easy
Come. EASY Go" which will feature
Robert North. II Il down FOR early pro-
duction out or town
Win"hell Smith Is now working on i
new comedy. Poor Mans Pudding" ii
collaboration with Thomas Gushing
This will 20 into rehearsal shortly. An
other comedy l. by William Gillette. en-
titled katy Did"
Preparations are advanced ou Austin
Strong's new play, "Three Candles.
which may open in New Yorl, without Z
preliminary tour. Mr.. Golden viii al-o
present the comedy Happy New Year
by Hale Hamilton aud Viola Brothers
Shore. I'm New York early next season,
as II WAS Mell receiNed On tour.
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Griffith to Film Two Orphans.

ID. w. Grifiith has settled upon "'he
Two Orphans" the French story ~ SIS
ter love and romance. on which o. 1uild
his next tilm production Originally 4
novel by Adolphe d'Ennery, rs popu-
larity In France was followed by inter
national translations, and the orsmati-
zation was translated for the american
stage by Miss Kate ClaNton, VITO played
IL throughout the country Dr years,
stock and travelling Repertoire compa-
nies have made Il familiar in all corners
81 the country. Ii MAS ~. INTO hlms
years ago. but litigation prevented wide
circulation.
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OST AND F FOU N D
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
Ii Il IL A Il

Chandler Dispatch. 1919. car No I46l0
license No 2Is4Bg; initials 70. q. w on
each side Of car. white wire wheels with
d-mountabIe rims. Flske Goodrich tires
hole In left front mudgusrd. Communicate
Rith r.. B. HOPWOOD, ~ Fulton -, cit>.
Telephone Berkman spsI.
A reward viii be paid FOR Information lead
Ing to recovery OF 1870 Chandler, black
touring body: car so io09G0, motor No.
g5o37 license No. 1855, New York tla.l Z !.
stolen from iu trout ~ Maiden lane. Mas
peth. H. T.. MAS ~ about 80 T.. NJ. SHEG
WOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, ~ william
4. John 26iG
LOS1'-Sterling SILVER iueSh bag With sum Of
money, Thursday noon. MAY - ladies'
room Hudson Terminal Concoursr. Reward.
Phone Rector 1859,
LosT-Beaded bag, Friday evening. May o.
about midnight. Ia taNicsb. between 49th
St. 1th aV. and Union square, reward.
Phone COrf ndt osJ4
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In the BerkshIres.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LEMON. Mass. May 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. Parmale Prentice OF New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Writ Warren OF
Boston opened their country place in
Williamstown to-day.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Ogden Bates.
who spent the winter at the Wendell
Hotel In Pittsfield. have moved to their
place In Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Il. Dillon OF
New York to-day leased Mr.. Archie F.,
Van Ostrand's house, near the country
club in pittsfieid
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Edmund Charles D0bIe.

Funeral services will be held to- NOR
row morning for Edmund Charles Doble
VINO received special letter and COM
menda ton from the Government for his
work as -Four Minute Man" during
he war. HE was IL years old and lived
AT 500 Ocean avenue. F'latbush. He died
Tuesday. Mr.. Dobe was in the woollen
business. He leaves his wife and one
son.
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Thomas j. Barrett.

a solemn high mass will be sung to-
morrow in St Agnes's Roman Catholic
Church. Brooklyn. for Private Thomas :
3 Barrett. Company {, l06th Infantry.
who was killed in battle at the Hinden-
burg line in 1918. His body was re
turned TO this country on MAY 10, three
years TO r day after he sailed for
France His mother two sisters and
three brothers Of 3il Hoyt street sur
Vive him
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William Adrian Smith.

William Adrian Smith. 10 wideIy
known a. church organist. died OF
heart trouble yesterday AT his home In
Passaic. y. j. He was born In this city
and was organist ~ the University
Place Presbyterian Church for thirty
four years For the last twenty years
he has been organist OF the First Meth
odist Church in Passaic. He leaves his
wife and a daughter. Mrs. Edgar y,
I.eonhard.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
MAINE SOCIETY SEES
FILM MADE IN MAINE
The Rider of the King Log
in Pictures.

Five hundred members OF the Maine
Society met last night in Aeolian Hall
for a concert and private showing
OF Holman Days motion picture story.
The Rider of the King Log" which
has its setting in the Maine woods
Charles Il. Flint. the retiring presi-
dent introduced Mr.. Day. who dis
cussed the beauties OF Maine. There
We're songs by Miss Henrietta Conrad.
a soprano.
New officers of the Maine Society
are Frank a. Munsey. president. Hoyt
Moore. vice president. and William l..
Frye. secretary.
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Report on League for Animals.

The report of the New York Women's
League for Animals for 1920 the last
work of the late Mrs. James Speyer,
founder and president of the league.
which she completed In February
shortly before her death. was made pub
lie yesterday. 1t showed that during
the war and the two years following
it's close. 1000 cases were treated in
clinics and the free hospital maintained
by the league.
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M A r r led

TOWNSEND Mrs. Anna Col.
Townsend Of New York city announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Pauline
to Mr.. Wilson Elihu Hamilton AT FIRE.
mont Ohio, Tuesday. MAY 10. 1921
PfZzINT-Mc ILLIAM.-Thursday Nav H.
1921, al the Church OF the Trsnsfigura-
tton, Margaret kernochan daughter Of
Pizzini
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$500 for Lighthouse Fund.

w. y. Davey Of ~ Wall street yes
terdey sent his check far $500 Tor the
$4,000. 900 campaign fund of the N"n-
mittee for Lighthouse for me bllnd'
Small checks. ranging from ~ TO AoV.
have been included in ne week ma 4
at the committees Headquarters ana
have totalled $1,000. Other donors OF
money YESTERDAY We're Charles +.
Hubbs. u. n. Dearborn Jr. and Miss
Mary u HerrLea
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\otes of the Theatres.

Eugene o. O'<eil arrived Ia town Nester-
dsy 10 Witness the rehesrSsls ~ Ills latest
play Gold * which John =. Williams VIII
present al the Frazee Theatre on MAY 23
Full rehesrsais of George Whites Scan.
dal. Of 1927" viii begin Monday at Bryant
tho company. headed ny Miss Ann Pennng
tod. win Lou Iioltz, also teengeged. WIN
come here the latter part Of June
.Nobody's Monel. comedy by william
10 Baron. Wlll he presented by u. Lawrence
Weber In Washington next Monday
walter Regain. leading man Of the Irene
COMPANY u0w Rt the Vanderbilt Theatre,
WAS married secretly last Tuesday afternoon
t1 Miss sydney Reynolds. a member - the
chicago "Ireuo" company, whom he met last
August when the Chicago company was re-
and fhe ceremony was performed ~ the Lit
me Church Around rhe Corner
Mime. Gall. .Cutci has reserved Tor herself
and party tables Tor tonight 10 view the
ZIpFfetd ''Midnight Frolic" atop the New
Amsterdam Theatre.
F9orenz Zleefeid Ir. engaged Miss Mary
Mnburn, comedieune yesterday to appear In
the forthcoming "Follea." She played last
season i1 The Giri IN the Spotlight"
HI Il Albee obtained permission yesterday
from charles Dillingham; 20 present IN the
leading Keith vaudeville houses IN this
vicinity tlsriaud Dixon. formerly of Doyle
and niE0u. and the sixteen Gondon Palace
.Gfts of "rip Top They win play = llni-
tied engagement. starting Monday
Oscar strauss. composer Of eThc Last
WALTZ. at the Century Theatre. is ulanniur
+ lea,e vienna 'or New YORK September is.
ny the shuberts.
-
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ing Company. is West Thirty-nlnth
street. died Wednesday Of heart disease
IN his home in 1872 West Seventy fourth
street He was born In Milford, Mass.
and was 70 years old He was presl-
dent Of the Hadley SILK Mills Of Pater-
son. N j. He was a member Of the
New York Athletic State Republican,
Huntington Bay. Amateur Whist and
Amateur Billiard clubs. He leaves a
wife and sister.
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COun:ess PardO BaZan.

MADRID. May 12--Gountess Emilia
Pardo- Bazan. noted Spanish authoress.
died to-day She had been Ill for
considera BILE time with the influenza.
Her sons. who were in Paris. were sum
moned 10 her bedside. King Alfonso
has sent condolences.
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John j. Scrimge0ur.

Iohn Jacob Scrimgeour who was at
one time sergeant-major OF The old
Thirteenth Regiment. =. g., ). y. y.
died Wednesday OF arterio-scleroeis IN
his home. 800 Madison street. Brooklyn.
lie Was - years old and leaves a wife,
son aud daughter.
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Nem Rne for Miss Eames.

Brock pemberton. Who sails to-mor-
row on the olympic for London TO make
arrangements FOR the presentation of
Enter Madame" has accepted for pro-
duction next season q play bS Sidney
Howard called swords and has en-
gagged Miss clare Eames, seen here re-
Gently Al MARY stuart" for the prin-
4tY
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Paul CrOcker.

SALEM Mass. May l2.-PauI Crockef
Of F'itchburg died to-day at the Salem
Hospital of heart trouble. He was 4S
years old and a graduate OF Harvard.
lie is survived BY four brothers, in
Guiding the Rev. William = Crocker
OF New York and Aivah Croker
Fitchburg manufacturer
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Musicians Elect Mrs. Henderson.

ROCHESTER. ~ V. May 12.-The New
York State Federation of Music Clubs
at the close OF its annual convention
here to-day elected Mrs. Frank l.. Hen
derson OF New York city president Mrs
Julian Edwards. also OF New York. re-
firing president. was made president
emeritus.
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in M + M O RIA VI

.lSNGAE .u loving memoirs 30 Elizabeth A.
IauEau nee Ryan passed away May
t8 1920 Husband and Daughters.
1rAT.EEN AN.-tn loving memory OF Arthur
MrAlesuau. ~. Anniversary mass May
tt al A. ny, Church Blessed Sacra.
msnt. West 7ist 81,
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JaHeiry.

A REWARD or $500
vim be paid for the return " smatl paper
package containing : stones. diamond rms
stone opt ~ setting, lost April ~ Al q
between West 4J;h and llfth streets. MAR.
Gus & co. 5th AZ. and fath -
4 REWARD or $50
Wll be paid for return of oval shaped
platinum watch containing numerous sms
Ilstutids Lost MeN Z a. Mhippany Club
Morristovu. n. j. a. X. LEE 4 CO. INC.
~ william q
LOST Wrist watch of platinum Win name
engraved on back lost during Afternoon
of MONDAY MAY q. suitable reward II ~
turned 10 ~ Exchange place. a. q. GWAfli.
NEN Ir
LOsT-Lady's gold wrist watch. Initials ~
w : 4. small photo OF soldier on face,
Saturday afternoon. 1th av subway train
from 5Oth to 18th ST. reward J. ~ ItEfN-
oLDs, Az West goth 81. Watkins 47se.
LOST -Gehtemans platinum and three ola.
moud 9TH sapphire ring. Ner.. liberal -
Nsrd viii be paid II returned ~ DAVID
NilLAH. 3l7 Produce Exchange. city.
l.OsT TUESDAY evening. platinum barpln con.
tanning seven diamonds. between Bilou The
atrs and Little club Liberal reward
ASHER. Blltmore.
I.OST-God ring. platinum setting, large
pearls IN row surrounded BY small dia
mouds Sunda,. Bilfmorc OF Murrayz, lib
eraI reward. II East I'D ~. Lenox 47oi.
( osT Diamond arrow pin. liberal reward
lost ~ OF uear Hotel Astor Saturday after
noon. May :. csll JAY. columbus Gait,
LoST-Lsdy's gold watch. between 22ist and
I8sth SITS Mrs NJ. STERN. care of Seton
Hospital, Klugsbridge 505'.
LOsT-May M small cameo pendant pin.
white head on black mount. gold rm T.
ward Address NJ " Ncwland, i2B Ft
Washington ay. New Nork
LOST Diamond horseshoe brooch. Liberal
reward " returned % ti4 t6th Fh0nr
isa1 Rhinelendct
Lost bracelet Ia lobby ol vicinity of Cen.
trail Finder liberal reward Phone Flush
INK ips n.
LOST Saturday May Z. black ensme
brooch diamond IN centre Reward tf re-
turned 10 ~ Duncan ay., Jersey city.
LOST Tuesday afternoon ledy's gold wris,
watch. initials ~. W. ~ Reward n te-
turned 30 w 10Th St. 81.
Wednesday. MAY ~ pearl and sap.
phlre crescent pin, liberal reward Lynn,
4S Bond y. Phone 23i6 spring
ttr REWARD. no questions. Tor return or
diamond flexible bracelet. lost Monday be
tween tinfh ard iiGth sts. aud Broadway.
gJIO ONION. 5i1 ". iaSth st. apt, ~.
audubon $50
5000 REWARD
Tor return of platinum ring. large sapphire
ia centre and numerous small diamonds lust
MaS 10 ITO Lord q Tnylor's stcrt BLACK.
STARR & FROST, 5th az. aud ssh s,
500 REWARD
fot brooch. diamond plaruue, large centre
diamond aud number OF small ones, opeu
work design lost "wednesday night lu Cafe
Maurice. M questions Returu to BLACK,
STARR a FROST, 5tn sv and Astn 4
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William 4. Haughtou.

william Atwood Haughton. president
OF the Haughton-Lee Lace Manufacture
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Personal Intelligence
New York.

new 10TH.
Mrs Percy lie Roy Fearn is visiting
Mrs. Colgate Hoyt at the St. Regis.
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Blair have
come to the St. Regis from their country
place in Oyster Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes Jr.,
returned 10 Washington yesterday from
New York
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus r. Field have
gone 10 Fieldstone Farm their country
place in Sterlington. y. Y.
Mrs Andrew Carnegie Will sail for
Europe June % 10 pass the summer
and autumn at Skibo Castle. IN Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis will go
TO their house in Newport soon and not.
a. i'm the past. pass the early weeks IN
Lenox. Mrs. Sturgiss health is much
improved
Rear Admiral william s. sims. oresi-
dent of the War College in Newport. and
Mrs. Sims are in New York TO sail on
Saturday for England, where the Ad-
mral will receive his degree OF doctor
of laws from the University Of Cam
bridge on May 81 They will remain
in. England only two weeks.
Miss Marietta Andrews Doolittle and
Mr. Archibald Douglas Russell whose
engagement was announced recently,
will be married in Utica June :. She is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Julius 4. A..
Doolittle of Utica. He is a son Of the
la te Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald ID. Russell
of New York and nephew OF Mr. Percy
Rivinston Pyne.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. James Lennox Banks
will again spend the summer at New
port having leased the Pinard cottage
No. 4 for the season
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~ wanted certain sort NJ joh aud he
Wouidp take tho FIRST thing that came
yYouE Ne carefully wrote situation
Wanted Ad. and put IL In The Herald. He's
81 orkiuk now.-hSv,
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Capt. Douglas Dismukes. l.. :. ~ and
Mrs. Dismukes went to Boston yester-
day to remain until Sunday
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Wearing Appa rel.

LOST sable cane. from auto. on Lexington
av Stst and seth sts Liberal reward. NO
questions asked, return 20 + HAtsFWl1n "
West t6th.
LOST-Oue russian sable scarf, on 7th a..
between I'D and Ttth SITS, May II. hih-
oral reward NJ returned go N JAECKEL a.
son. at6 5th az
LOgT-W Wednesday. skunk ueCkpiece Madison
sv 10 "a at 5qth ST.. reward. ii y, G0ih,
WOMEN IN ability and character answer
Herald firip Wanted sda. Thet nlsp put
ihelr SITUATIONS wanted in tie same paper.
see classified Section. Adr
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NeWDOrt,

Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence lewis Giles
pie will arrive next Tuesday at thei
Bellevue avenue villa for the summer
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gustav s. White hav,
opened their new house I'm Miantonom
avenue and will arrive Saturday for tn,
summer
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DI E D.
!" x nie-::i n.

Lanean Elizabeth A. si,A.senan. A.. Jr.
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Washington.


Mrs Alfred Halves has arrived from
New York to visit Mrs, Charles Bough-
ton Wood.
The Minister of Poland. Prince l.ubo-
mirski, has returned from New York,
where he went to greet Nine. Curie on
her arrival in America.
Mr.. A. p. Graves. honorary attache
OF the British Embassy. will leave here
Monday for New York and sail Tuesday
TO spend the summer In England.
Mrs Charles Evans Hughes was in
stalled as chairman of the Womens
n-American Committee at its semi
annual meeting held yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. Robert Lansing. the re
tiring chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl V-rooman are with
her mother. Mrs. Matthew r. Scott.
for visit before going to their hone
Mrs. Vrooman have been at Pinehurst.
s. c.. all winter. Mrs. Scott's other
daughter. Mrs. Charles 3 Bromwell
sailed for Europe yesterday to Join
Miss Mildred Bromwel.
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hughes
We're guests of honor at the dinner
which Director of the Consular Service
Carr and Mrs. Carr gave last night.
Among the guests were the French Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand Secre-
tary OF the Navy and Mrs Denby. Su-
preme Court Justice McReynolds Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lansing and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers.
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Mrs Alfred Halves has arrived from
New York to visit Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood.
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The Minister of Poland. Prince l.ubo
mirsid has returned from New York
where he went to greet Nine Curie OF
her arrival in America.