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WALL STREET BLAST
FATUOUS PLAYS THEME
Mask of Hamlet Is Anarch.
isfic Ciaptrap.

The first play OF Ario Flamma. who is
said to be a we'll known dramatist in his
native Italy. was acted last night az
the Princess Theatre. 1.-The Mask of
Hamlet Is, In spite of its name, a study
of contemporaneous life in New York.
It's point OF departure IS, moreover, ex-
tremely modern. The three acts, which
have for their background the home Of
the hero downtown and a room in a
house on Long Island, spring from the
holocaust in Wall Street two years ago.
The hero is indeed more or less identi-
fled with the radical that brought about
that calamity
II is difficult to conceive OF anything
more inept and fatuous than this com
position in dramatic form turned out to
be. 1t Is incredible that Signor Flam-
mas friends should have been respon-
sible for the performance. Real friends
would have done all in their power to
protect the author from the public reve-
lation OF such a mixture of anarchistic
claptrap and conversational platitude as
the long acts revealed. The piece was
received with the respect due to its In
credible tedium. 1t looked for n while
as II II might prove amusing.
Was Morgan hit?" feverishly asked
the heroine while listening to the details
of the explosion.
He was not. nor was anybody else for
that matter-not even the father OF the
hero. All the old stencils of the inter-
national anarchy were set up and bowled
over az the hero grew in wisdom and
the yawns OF the spectators increased
In intensity. There were free love and
the Justification OF the means by the
end. But what more does one need to
grasp the essence OF the THE Mask OF
Hamlet? The hero's nickname. not HIS
middle name. mind you, was MARI. The
Hamlet reference was the result of his
lack OF elaboration. Exotic, artificial
and prolix, the play lived through. on
at least one occasion. It's allotted length
VIII II ever repeat the achievement?
Miss Laura Walker was the Green
witch Village companion OF the anarchist
She is an intelligent actress, and the
longer her skirts are the more plausible
she seems. Cecil owen may not be
famous as an actor, but he accomplished
wonders as an endurance smoker He
kept one cigar alive throughout the long
first act, but 1t required attention on
his part. 1t Is impossible not to give a
word OF serious praise to the sincere and
artistic representation OF the unhappy
mother by Francesca Rotoli. The rest
Is silence; and might well be Signor
Flamma's first attempt to conquer a new
world flashed, more or less, in the pan.
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MUSICIANS ELECT OFFICERS.
Union Hopes to Get Back Into the
Federation.

The Musical Mutual Protective Union.
recently expelled from the American
Federation Of Musicians. yesterday elect
ed new officers from the conservative
wing at meeting at 210 East Eighty
sixth street.
The following were elected: Harry
Kantor, president pro tenn: Morris Pana-
vente, acting secretary, and Isaac Ro-
senberg, treasurer Mr.. Kantor stated
that in a few days a new board OF d.
rectors will be elected and that the new
administration Will do everything in It's
power to get the suspended union back
into the American Federation OF Mu-
sicians and make permanent peace with
President Weber of the federation. I'VE
expect when we get back into the fed
Grafton that we will adjust all diff
culties. and end the lock out OF orches-
trail musicians" he added.
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AsBURY QUEEN TO BE HOSTESS.
Several Entertainments Planned
In Carnival Court Circles.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
AsBuRY PARK, y. j., Aug. 22.-Enter-
tanment in carnival court circles viii
begin tomorrow evening with n theatre
party which Miss Sylvia J. Baker Of
New York viii give. Wednesday evening
Miss Mercida Wagner will entertain at
the Thedford with a dinner. Miss Mar
garet West will give a tea at the Wanna
massa Club on Thursday, and next
Saturday Miss Hanna Priemer will give
a dance at the Franklin. Miss Marie
Miller has announced a luncheon at the
Ross Fenton farm and Miss Beatrice
Hall will give theatre party. Miss
Williams, the queen elect. will give
dinner in the Monterey on August 81.
Bishop Adna w. Leonard OF San
Francisco will lecture on Wednesday on
"A Winter Among the Hoboes Of the
Northwest"
For non-dancers at the fortnightly
golf club dance at the Asbury Park Golf
and Country Club on Wednesday there
viii be night putting contest. Electric
lights have been strung about the green
for the occasion. Semi-flnals will be
played this week after the August cups.
The annual childrens masquerade
dance in the Lafayette Hotel tonight
attracted a large attendance.
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SEE BEAR NEAR PROFILE.
Party Has Unusual Il,

Automobile Party Has Unusual Ell
perience In New Hamp-hire.
Special Despatch to THE NAV Yo&K HmaLn
PROFILE HOUSE, n. H.. Aug. :2.-Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smith entertained NJ
luncheon to-day Mrs. ]. r. WINTER
botham OF Chicago and her daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Poole.
Prof. Charles c. Clark of Yale. Mrs.
Clark, Charles C. Clark. Jr.. and Mt
John Francis Byrnes of Forest Hills
L. l., while motoring Sunday afternoon
from Sugar Hill to the Profile House
saw black bear near Whitefeld.
Miss Katherine Hutchinson came to-
day from Philadelphia for a fortnights
visit with Mrs. Charles e. Dana.
AS a result of the Efforts OF Mrs.
Arthur B. Twombly, treasurer OF the
committee to raise funds to purchase an
ambulance for Littleton Hospital. moro
than $1,000 has been subscribed by So
journers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Vincent OF New
Rochelle are spending several weeks at
Forest Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Baker OF Boston
are occupying the Kimbau cottage.
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NOTES OF THE SCREEN.

The Glorius Adventure a feature photo
play in natural colors starring Lady Diana
Manners. Is about 10 be produced In London
BY J. Stuart Blackton. IL Is said this is tho
first cinema play OF any scope TO be made
in colors. Many OF tho scenes are being
taken by artificial tight
Vocal music has almost entirely replaced
the orchestra at the Capitol Theatre. In con-
nection with The Old Neat picture s.. l..
Rothafei is presenting programme IN
which the anvil chorus from III Trovatore"
is sung by tho Capitol chorus.
Frnancicrs attending the annual convention
Of the American Bankers Association at Los
Angeles October 2 10 Z inclusive, are to be
entertained by a close inspection OF various
movie studios, an illumination Of Universal
City, by President Carl Laemmle, on DC
tobcr $, and tours OF the city and environs
by airplane.
Miss Constance Binney In Room and
Board" a Realart picture OF Charles y.
whittacker's story. will be the feature at the
fivcli next week..
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ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 22.-Among the
arrivals from New York at the Tray
more were Mr.. Charles Lawrence, Miss
Anna Larldn. Mrs. Rose Williams. Mrs.
Ada Zahn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Martin. Mrs. Della
v. Martin.
MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Jackson have ar
rived at the Marlborough lenheim.
Ritz-Carlton---Mr. and Mrs. II, 8. Tall
madge. Mr. Yervant Pagopian, Mrs.
Eleanor T. Ward. Mr. J. T. Cook, Mrs.
II. r. Burpee. who Is accompanied by
Mrs T.. Stevens.
characterization Hall--Mr. and Mrs.
A. j. Davis and Miss Frances Maule.
Joining the New York colony at the
Strand were DR.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Dunn
and Mr.. W. l.. Fischer Of Brooklyn Miss
Flora Gould, 2. @. Chaudler and A. p.
Slackin.
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ALONG THE MAINE COAST.
Onc-Armed Tennis Player Wins mt
Portland Club.

Specta, Despatch TO THE New YonK HERALD.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 20. - Clarence
charest, one armed player OF Baltimore,
won the mems singles in the open tennis
tourney OF the Portland Country Club.
just finished. and which attracted a
large attendance. G. NJ. Wheeler of Yale
and Bridgeport, Conn. was the runner
up, both players representing the Prouts
Neck Country Club.
Summer colonists OF Falmouth Fore
side Will help the townsfolk OF Little
Falmouth to celebrate Old Home Day
next Saturday.
Arrivals at the Falmouth ForcBide in
clude Clinton Bonney Tarrytown: Mrs.
NJ. A. Van Ness. Kansas City; Miss
Helen X. Lock. Miss Marjorie Libby.
Washington: Mrs. Edward j. Murray,
Lynn. MBass. Ernest w. Handleye, So
merville. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Mcpherson, Lebanon, N. H.: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. L. Stuart Cambridge. Mass. !;
the Rev. c. L. d. Younkins. Amesbury.
Mrs. J. E. Sullivan. Mrs. Irene STRAIT
ton, Fall River, n Y.
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FUNERAL AT CATHEDRAL
FOR ARCHBISHOP D'OCA
Mass FOLLOWED by Procession
to CALGARY Cemetery.

Archbishop Hayes was chief celebrant
at a pontihcal mass for Ignacio Monies
d'Oca y Obregon. Archbishop of San Luis
Potosi, Mexico, in st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral yesterday. Assisting Archbishop
Hayes We're the Right Rev. Mgr. John j.
Dunn. who has Just been named as Aux
iliary Bishop; the Right Rev. John j.
o'Connor. Bishop of Newark; the Right
Rev. Joseph Nusbaum, Bishop of Corpus
Christi. Texas: the Right Rev. Thomas
Malloy. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn :,
the Right Rev. John ]. Deneen and the
Right Rev John Mitiga of Rome, who Is
here on special diplomatic mission for
the Pope.
Outside the Cathedral was a special
detail of twenty-five policemen. under
command of Inspector Underhili. Capt.
Haerle of the East Fifty-hrst street sta
ton regulated the traffic and motorcycle
policemen went with the funeral process
sion to Calvary Cemetery.
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BELGIUM HoNoRs MN. KIRBY.

Mr.. Gustavus T. Kirby OF I East
Ninth street and Bedford Hills. ~ Y.
who has returned from six weeks
tour on the Continent has just received
through Mr.. Pierre Mali. Belgian Con-
sulIGeneral. the decoration OF the Cross
OF Leopold. King OF Belgium, recently
conferred upon him because OF his
active philanthropic work In behalf OF
that country. When the King and the
Queen Of the Belgians were In this coun-
try they visited the American Art Cal
leries. controlled by Mr.. Kirby and his
father, Mr. Thomas r.. Kirby.
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ENGAGED TO DIR. II. Il. BUNzEL

Announcement was made in New York
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Harvey of Cadillac, Mich. Of the en-
Cagement OF their daughter. Miss Har-
riet Harvey. TO DR.. T.. Everett Bunzel
Of 1853 West End avenue. Miss Harvey
attended the Ogontz School. and during
the war did notable hospital and relief
work here and abroad. She was chief
dietitlan at the Plattsburg camp. and
then was attached to the U. s. General
Hospital No. 3 at Colonia, ". J. She
afterward was sent TO south Russia by
the Near East Relief Committee. ard
last summer directed Y. w. G. A..
camp for girls in France. Or. Bunzei
was graduated from Princeton IN 1914.
and IL resident physician at the Sloane
Hospital for Women.
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MR.. HEWITT'S ILLNESS IN
PARIS ALARMS FRIENDS
Has Temperature of IO4 Fol-
IoUing Operation.

Special Cable TO THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1871, ov THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Ang. re.
The condition OF Peter Cooper Hewitt
who is Ill here following an operation a
week ago, is causing alarm among his
friends tonight His temperature has
risen to 1o4 degrees. while his pulse is
at los at the time of writing this
despatch. His physicians. however. still
have good hopes of the American cleo
trical inventors recovery.
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GEO. SIMPSON DIES ON FERRY.
Naval Architect Stricken on Wa,
to His Home In staten Island.

George Simpson, naval architect at
IL Battery place, died on a ferryboat
last night on his way to his home. 210
st. Marks place. St. George. Staten
Island, apparently from apoplexy.
Mr.. Simpson was born in Scotland
ffty-hve years ago and studied his pro-
fession there In 1904, after ten years
as Government architect in Argentina
he came to the United States and for
several years was a designer for the
Fore River Shipbuiling Company,
draughting plans for several United
States cruisers and other vessels. He
was member of the Union League and
Architects clubs of New York. He IL
survived by his wife and two daughters.
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TEA FOR LADY BRYCE.
women of wnIiap College Enter
tnin at Faculty Club.

LENox Mass. Aug. 22--This last
week OF the Institute OF Politics Is to be
Of special interest TO Willamstown go
clety. Women Of tho Williams College
faculty gave tea at tho Faculty Club
this afternoon for women OF the Insti-
tute. including Lady James Bryce
Baroness Sergius a. Korfs and Countess
Paul Teleli. At the tea tables were
Mrs. Karl Ephraim Weston Mrs George
Howes, Mrs Carroll l.. Maxcv. Miss
Florence Smith. Mrs. Walter McLaren
and Mrs Frank Goodrich.
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DE BECK, CARTooNIsT, TO WED.
Miss Marion shields OF New York
to he His Bride.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
UTICA, N. Y, Aug. 22.--William De
Beck OF West Sixty-seventh street,
New York, and Miss Marion Shields. also
OF New York, took out a marriage license
here to-day De Beck is we'll known
newspaper cartoonist and draws among
other humorous cartoons those known as
'ssfiivy Google" and "Bughouse Fa-
bles"
Miss Nan Julia Cramer and clifford
Douglas Ainge Of 81 West Sixty-eighth
street, New York city. accompan MED them
10 this city yesterday and also took out
n license 70 wed. They said they in
tended to be married Immediately. All
left the city this afternoon.
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BIRD" NEW BALLET

The Thunder Bird" will be the name
OF the ballet In which Fokine and Fokina
will appear in Get Together" the new
Hippodrome entertainment opening Sat-
urday night OF next week Charles Dill
lingham has taken the Hotel Astor bali
room for the final rehearsals of the
ballet. The story is by Fokina from an
Aztec legend. and the interpretative
dances were originated by Fokine. who
also arranged the music from Borodine.
GIinka. ky-Korsakofr and Tschai-
kowsky. The scenes and costumes were
designed by Willy Pogany.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The marriage OF Mics Athalie Lizette
Rowe to Mr.. Henry Alvin Eckhardt took
place yesterday in the Ambassador
Hotel The bride Is the daughter OF DR..
and M,rs. John Edward Rowe OF Sum-
nit ". j.. and was graduated from
Smith College this year. Mr.. Eckhardt
is the son OF the Rev. and Mrs. Henry
r. Eckiardt of Pittsburgh. Pa. He is an
nlumnua OF Columbia His father per-
formed the ceremony.
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L. M. ROWLAND DIES IN FRANCE
Former New Yorker Spent Most of
His Life In Paris.

Word was received here yesterday OF
the death at La Perriere, France. re-
Gently OF Louis Meredith Rowland. for
merly OF New York. Mr.. Rowland spent
most of his life in Paris. and his last
visit to New York was two years ago
For time he was Especial agent in
Paris of the United States Treasury De-
partment. He was 6s years old Mrs
Frederic Kernochan. Mrs. Courtlandt p
Dixon I'd and Mrs Frederic De Rham,
daughters, survive.
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MAJOR G. o. TOTEM WEBS.
Mnrrfe~ Mrs. Vicken Won Post of
stock holm, Sweden.
New York Herald Bureau.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 20.
Mrs. yichen Won Post OF Stockholm.
Sweden. ard Major George Oakley Tot
ten, Jr.. were married this afternoon in
the Majors studio house by the Rev
DR.. +. Lawrence Hunt. Judge Clarence
Goodwin OF Chicago gave the bride in
marriage and her sister. Miss Eva Won
Post was her maid OF honor. The brides
maids we're the Judges sister, Miss
Claribel Goodwin, who is engaged to Mrs.
Won PoT's brother, Mr.. Adolph Won
Post, and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates of
Washington.
sjor Totten and his bride will spend
their honeymoon motoring in New Eng
land.
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MISS CHURCH TO ne MARRIED

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dwight Church OF
2s6 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn, and West
Hampton, L. l.. announce the engage
ment or their daughter, Miss Helen
Dwight Church. 10 Mr.. Henry Miller
Minton. son OF DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Brewster Minton OF l65 Joralemon
street, Brooklyn.
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SIGNS COLLIER AND BERNARD.

Sam II. Harris has engaged william
Collier and Sam Bernard for Irving
Berlin's Music Box Revue" which
opens the new Music Box Theatre next
month. Mr. Collier. who was seen last
year in The Hottentot," has recently
returned from a tour TO the Pacific
coast in that comedy. Mr.. Bernard's
last appearance on Broadway was in
nAa Ynn Were 80
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RI. REV. A. N. STEIN DIES.
Rector of Roman Catholic Churcb
of ST. Joseph's at Patterson.

The Right Rev. Mgr. Anthony n.
Stein. rector Of the Roman Catholic
Church OF St Joseph's at Paterson. n
J.. and the ranking Catholic priest Of
that city, died yesterday at his home
He had been Ill many years. and within
the last few weeks had suffered a re-
lapse and sinking spells.
Mgr. Stein was born in Elizabeth. y.
j.. on Many 81. 1868, and attended ST
Michaefs Parochial School, st. Bene-
diets College. Newark. and Seton Hall
before entering the Immaculate Concen-
ton Seminary to prepare for the priest :
hood.
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ENGAGED TO MN. A. e. BURKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brinton wean
OF Plainfield. n. j.. announce the en-
gagement OF their. daughter. Miss Sarah
Marion Wean, to Mr.. Arthur Edwin
Burke. son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard J. Burke OF New York city. Mr..
Burke is assistant trust officer OF the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
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ENGAGED.

iI&TON-DwIGHT.-M ana Mrs. e.
l)wight-Church OF 2s6 Clinton av., Brook
lyn. and West Hampton, l.. T.. have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Dwight. to Mr.. Henry
Miller Minton. son OF Dr. and Mrs. Henry
brewster Minton OF l65 Joralemon st..
Brooklyn.
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Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander and
her father, Mr.. Philip Rhinelander, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Spotswood D.
Bowers at Lakelands, Cooperstown. NJ Y.
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Jaohsoh.''.'' .'...........'...'Jo John Gray
II was chiefly TO prove that the mere
fact she had stayed out over night did
not in the least render a young lady I'M
Mt for matrimony that Mary Talbot left
the home OF her aspiring parents In Put
nam and Inssed the evening and, in
deed, the early morning as well. with
WNbhr Laurence at his apartment in
New York. He was by way OF being
her fancee; indeed. she had promised
70 take him whenever she felt inclined
TO matrimony. During her eventful
visit little really happened in view OF
the uproar that followed. She read a
travel magazine while he dozed in an
easy chair under the eiderdown she so
gently placed over him.
This Is the important second act OF
The Scarlet Man." which William lie
Baron wrote for Charles Dillingham;.
who made 1t the first OF his enterprises
Mt the Henry Miller Theatre last night.
The daughter or the family could not
believe that her parents as well as her
brother could be SO old fashioned as to
reject the betrother of the son OF the
Western house that was trying to take
cause she had been marooned on an ISL
ana after picnic and compelled to pass
the night there with one of the men in
the party. She would show them that
merely damaged reputation should not
stand In the way Of any girls happiness.
Hence the night In the bachelor apart
r1ent and It's consequences.
what were these consequences? The
Womans Club Of Putnam made a
heroine Of the daughter of the family
| after having rather snubbed her par
ents. She and the other young woman
with the past on the island were guests
of honor at luncheon given to a
visiting novelist OF radical views. He
even fell In love with the rejected
f1ancee Two such emancipated young
women were the toast of the town.
They even got the family into society.
| But things went badly for a while
with the sutton whose rooms had been
used by the very modern daughter as
the scene of her demonstration. He
was ruined. For the midnight visit OF
the young lady. the landlord dlsposessed
him. His employer let him out on the
| ground that nobody would have a
decorator with such a reputation around
the house. He was dropped from his
club on account OF his reputation
with women. An entirely harmless
iaan had been ruined by the visit of
the emancipated fiancee.
Mr.. lie Baron made the tale more
amusing than anything else since THE
| Very Idea Two acts might well be
| called comedy. so true are they to their
| picture of narrow suburban life and
SO just is the accompanying comment.
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SIR SAM HUGHES WORSE.

LINDSAY. Ont Aug. 22.--S!r Sam
Hughes. former Minister OF Militia. Who
Is seriously III at his home hero, took
another turn for the worse Tonight, his
physician said. He has a pulse Of 1,5.
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C. Eicher, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Richardson.
Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. X. Currier. Mrs
r. A. Currier, East Orange; Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ A. Middleton, Boston; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Trainor, Irvingtou- y. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Phillips, Providence !;
Miss Morton, Fall River.
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN


Grant six, model 1920, motor number
XG50l7, license n. Y. 13i5s7; stolen from
private garage, 10th ct. and eth av. BROOK
iyn body blue, wheels black. United states
tires, front Franklin and Firestone rear.
initials J, IL. W. on each side OF car Com.
municate with r.. II. HOLLYWOOD, ~ Fulton
St, New York. TelepL-ne Hickman 1887
LOST-HandbaR, pin seal silver trimmed
containing money and personal articles
lost morning August %, IN toilet women's
waiting room, Penn. station. Address T. l.
POMEROY, ~ Maple ay.. Greenwich. Conn
LosT-Grand Central Station. Monday. at
$50 A. NJ. leaving White Mountain eY-
press. dress suit case. will finder kindly re-
turn for one also taken by error? Address
NJ 1905 Herald Harlem.
LosT-Friday, Long Island train, loose leaf
book containing oil refinery correspondence.
with photographs $50 reward. FREEMAN
t8a 9Th az. room $50. Vanderbilt s577.
LosT-camera No. folding. Sunday even
ing. Manhattan Beach. reward PAINE
American Agricultural and Chemical Co. .
Rector st.
LOsT--From automobile. betewen New York
city and PoughkeepsieI two black leather
suit cases; reward. Finder please notify
s. l.. Nigel. goo 4th ay. New York.
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Mrs. John Magee entertained at
luncheon at the Ambassador Hotel yes
terday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John French will return
to Greenwich. Conn, from Woodstock.
VT. September Is for the autumn
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Mrs. John Nicholas Brown came from
Newport yesterday and will be at tho
Biltmore a few days before going on
10 Baltimore.
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LOST-I,iberal reward will be paid for return
Of small red Pekinese bitch picked No Mt
Rye n ", August 81. Phone $50 Rye N. y.
f.OST-Iarge yellow Persian cat $50 re-
ward. vAfsIsAzfNO, 253 w 03d
sTRAYED-A large black cat with white
face and breast had red ribbon and
bell. Liberal reward will be paid for return
20 81 Hamilton pl., apt. IL.