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The New York herald., 1921-01-19
$410 FOR LAFAYETTE PLATTER
EARLY American Furniture mt Sec
ond Days Sale Brings S3,IoO.

The second session in the sale of early
American furniture from the collection
or Mrs. William d. Bowie of Baltimore
at the American Art Galleries yesterday
afternoon totalled s3.120 in bids. making
the total to date Ia this sale $3.50
miscellaneous objects were sold. includ-
ing porcelains of various sorts. ustred
ware, engravings and Autographs laces
and textiles, samplers and a group of
iron, brass and copper objects
The highest price Of the afternoon was
paid for Chinese Lowestoft porcelai in
platter, eighteenth century. which at one
time belonged to the Marquis LAFAYETTE.
II sold to w. w. Seaman. agent for a
private purchaser. for s41o. 4 Portrait
or Gentleman" by John Singleton Cop
ley, went to G.. Hargraves for S2G0 A
Portrait Of Charles Pilkington." by
Thomas Sully. was purchased by A. Fl
kohn for $40. and n group OF early
American colored Autographs was bought
by Otto Berne-. agent, for S65. A Chi
nese Lowestost porcelain teapot and
creaner, eighteenth century. sold TO Mrs.
Tobing for SOS. and a pair Of Stafford
shire ware plates to Mrs. II. d. Carter
for $50.
The sale continues to-day and to-
morrow.
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Mrs Anson Wood Burchard OF 81
East Sixty-fourth street announced yes
terday the engagement of Miss Jane
Moinson OF Paris. who has been passing
the winter with her, to Mr. Cyrus w.
Miller of this city. The engagement viii
be of wide interest here and in Paris.
Miss Moinson came here last summer
to be with Mr.. and Mrs. Burchard n
their country place. Brentwood, in Lo-
Gust Valley. and in December she was
introduced to society by Mrs. Burchard
at a dance given at the Colony Club
for her and also for Miss Mary Davis
Landstreet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet. She Is the
daughter Of DR.. Louis Moinson. dis
tinguished surgeon Of Paris who served
throughout the war. receiving from the
French Government the Legion d Hon
neur and the Croix lie Guerre, as well
as many citations for valor
Mr. Miller Is the son of Mr.. Alvah
Miller, who is one Of the directors of
the Hartman Bank. He Is the brother
of Mrs. Robert Graves. He was grad
uated from Cornell University The
wedding will take place during the sum-
mer at the country place of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burchard, when DR.. Moinson will
come over for the event.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
ARLISS IN THRILLING PLAY OF
THE EGREENGODDESS

his guile In trying To win LucilIa Cres-
pin for his consort. and his subtle quips
One Of which included poke at Ber-
nard Shaw as out of date.
After all. it's not such far cry from
the Russian Bolshevist played by Arliss
in "Poldekin" earlier this season TO this
Indian autocrat residing not SO distant
from the Russian border. and Arl!ss' s
versatility makes this highly polished
cosmopolitan attractive. even when he's
A saturnine exotic weed. So much cam
not be said for Miss Olive Wyndham.
who was pretty and trifie colorless.
though she gathered warmth at the
finish. Herbert Waring made Major
Crespin rather d.sagreeable boor.
though he died like a gentleman. out
whiting the Rajd in way the ordinary
theatregoer won't guess. though the wise
owl viii. Cyril keightley was a gen
orally capable doctor and Ivan L. S.mp-
son rascally valet who deserved a
better fate than being dropped over a
cliff.
With its splendid staging by Winthrop
Ames, always striking the eye from the
moment the airplane first reached that
Impressive rocky grotto. with plenty Of
gracious atmosphere lent by hordes Of
native figures in colorfu costumes by
;oshanara and with the silvery sugges-
lion Of the Himalayas IN the background
he Green Goddess" IL the Mount
Everest of the seasons offerings
In the first night audience were DR..
md Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, Mr..
Elihu Root. Mr.. Oren Root. Mrs. Otto
II. Kahn. Mrs. William II. Force, Mr.
md Mrs. Henry J. Whigham and Messrs.
Brander Matthews. Walter Prichard
Eaton and Harrison Garfield Rhodes
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Phil Baker. who Is pleasing tn irons of the
ZieRfeld Midnight Frolc In the New Am.
sterdam Roof with his human accordioa {"
has signed a contract TO appear under the
management of Al Jones OF the Bohetnians
Company. Inc. for the next two years Mr.
Baker Will open shortly in the Greenwich
Village Folies. one Of Mr.. Joncs's produc-
tlons.
Love Birds" wilmer end Romberg's mu-
aicai production, featuring Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent. was produced In Providence
Monday. and Broadway heard yesterday that
u Is n hit.
A party OF 100 mambers OF the Theatre
Association viii see to.niRhts performance
of "Three Live Ghosts" az the Nora Bayes
Theatre.
Miss jeanette Dietrich now playing IN
The Passing Show OF 1921" at the Winter
Garden. fas been added TO the cast OF the
new Midnight Founders of 1921" which
will open soon at the reconstructed Century
Promenade.
For the new ziegfeld Nine O'Clock Revue
now IN rehearsal under the direction Of Ed
ward Royce, Irving Berlin has contributed
several numbers 20 be interpolated. Harry
Carroll and Ballard Macdonald are rosppnsi-
ble for the music and lyrics of the other
numbers.
The success of William Moore patch's
latest musical play, ITS Up 20 YOU" now AZ
the Globe Theatre IN Boston. has necessi-
,ated postronement Of the New York Open
ing until next autumn. The cast IL headed
BY Joseph santlcy and Miss Ivy Sawyer
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GLIDER EXHIBITS LANDSCAPES
Member of Well known Family
Shows Paintings OF the West.

Robert Fletcher Glider, brother TO
the late Richard Watson Glider. and an
archaologist of note, is an artist as well,
fact not generally known. He IS hold
ing a downtown exhibition of his land
scapes in the Schultheis Galleries in Full
ton street.
Mr.. Glider. who studied drawing al
Cooper Union in his youth, lived In
Nebraska thirty-hve years ago. and
achieved international fame by his
archaeological researches and by his dis
covery of the remains OF primitive
tyre of men In Nebraska. He IS at pres
ent and has been for twelve years
archeologist for the University Of Ne
braska, which institution has conferred
on him the degree of doctor of science.
The landscapes now shown are the
fruits of the leisure time spent upon
various excursion into Nebraska
Wyoming. Arizona and California. II
is evident in the pictures that color
makes a strong appeal to him, but his
fellow painters will also appreciate the
straightforward and honest brushwork
of the paintings. Some of the best color
values have been obtained in the snow
pictures. two of which will rank as the
best of his achievements.
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TEA FOR MISSES MEEHT.

Miss Virginia Louise Meert Will give
tea Saturday In the Plaza for her
nieces the Misses Virginia Eloiso and
Constance Van Buren Meert daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic william
Meert, who returned recently from
Brussels. where they have lived for ten
years Miss Virginia Meert and her
brother are children OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Frederic Meert and grand
children OF the late d. william Holme
Van Buren, and the late DR.. Valentine
Mott OF New York They devoted them
selves TO relief work in Belgium and
France from the opening TO the close OF
the war. After the armistice Mr.. Meert
was appointed assistant military attache
TO the American Embassy In Brussels
and held that post until last July.
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JAPANESE PRINTS SHOWN.
French Collection Exhibited nj
DeImonico's Before Sale.

japanese color prints, collected by n
distinguished French connoisseur. who
prefers to be anonymous. are being ex-
hibited by the Walope Galleries in the
large supper room at Delmonico's and
VIII be sold there tomorrow. Friday
and Saturday evenings OF this week.
The collection Is an old one and con-
sequently the owner had the opportunity
Of getting many examples OF the utmost
rarity. Being French, he was guided
more by his instinct for purely artistic
qualities than for the sometimes mechan-
ical perfections OF printing by which
collectors often set too much store. His
Impressions as whole. however. are in
wonderfully fine state and the full
flower OF each particular genius shines
forth In an impressive way.
There are many prints by Utamaro
that seldom appear here in auctions In
cluding one that the artist printed with
out delgning 20 make use OF outlines for
the faces. There are fine Impressions
of tho famous triptyches by Hiroshige I:
Of the Full series. by Hokusai, and OF
rare works by Kiyonaga and Harunobu.
and. in fact. all along the line this ex-
hibition Is a liberal education In the
giories Of Japanese color printing.
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IN NJ f M Q RIA NJ .

urCKMAS.--In loving memory OF OUT d.s.
brother Eduard Jervine Hickman. wli
dird January 10. 1919. Anniversary mass
az the church Of tho Epiphany, JHnuars
fQ. 1921.
Wr-NT. lin memory of my husband, Albert
g. Hunt journalist. died January 70.
1914 Clara Hunt, s5s shnwmut av.. Boa-
ton. Mass.
MtUPfiV In memory of Annie A.. beloved
wife ~ Michael W. and mother of William
A., Anne "a, Joseph NJ. Edward J. and
fneid J. Anniversary solemn requiem
mass Thursday morning, January 70, az
ere church 81 St. Ambrose az 10 O'Clock.
slMrsON. In memory of Samuel Archibald
simpson, Who departed life January ~.
1919. To-day recalls sad memories of ~"
loved ono Eone 20 rest and those who
think % him to-day are those who loved
him best. fiis Loving Mother
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L. X. ZABRISKTE, u. S.
CONSUL IN MEXICO, DIES
Yale Man Had Held Several
Diplomatic Posts.

NORWICH, Conn. Jan. IS.-Luther
zabriske. United States Consul at Aguas
Calienties. Mexico. died IN that place
yesterday. said a message received in
his home in Preston. Conn. to-day
Mr.. Zabriskie was born in Preston
forty-one years ago. He was graduated
from Yale in 1905. and studied at Edin-
burgh University for year. He repre-
sented the town of Preston in the State
Legislature in 1907-190s. He was named
United States Consul in Callao, Peru.
and later served as Consul in Moscow.
Russia, and as a special commissioner
in st. Thomas. b. w. l. He leaves a
widow, who reached his bedside few
hours before he died.
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TRIANGULAR THEATRE NEXT.
The Ambassador, Soon 10 Open,
Uses All the Angles.

The new Ambassador Theatre In West
Forty-ninth street will be opened by the
Shuberts. II was announced yesterday.
early in February with Anselm Goetzrs
production OF the musical comedy The
Rose Girl" The piece will have its
premiere In Atlantic City ci;s week with
& cast including Charles Purcell. Miss
Marjorie Gateson. Miss Mabel Withee
and Stewart Baird.
The Ambassador. which is the first OF
six theatres that the Shuberts are build
ing on Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth
streets. Is the first built upon the trian-
gular plan. This arrangement. de-
signed by Herbert j. Knapp. architect.
and carried out 10y Edward Margolies.
the builder. permits of an additional two
hundred seats. 50 that the capacity OF
the theatre viii be 1900. The design
also allows seats. dressing rooms or
lounges IN angles or corners.
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MISS runpy,s WEDDING PLANS.

Miss Margaret stryker Purdy. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Theodore Martlndale
purdy OF short Hiiie, ~ j.. will be mar
ried next Saturday evening In Christ
Church. short HIS. 90 Mr.. Henry Berg.
Jr.. aon % Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berg OF
south Orange hy the Rev. 9. VI. Doug
as A reception viii be held az the
Short Hills Club. The bride VIII be at
tended vs. Miss Elizabeth Davidge.
Mrs stephen , Mceker and Misses
Beatrice Sackett. Mildred Hunting.
Louise Calender. the latter three OF
New York Madeline Burkardt. Mildred
Torncy and Mrs ogden y. Carter. Mr.
william r. Berg will De best man for his
brother Mcesrs Herbert Betts. William
Gelatiy. John J. Boyd, ogden y. Carter.
Charles BerE. Elbridge Gerry Dudley,
Edwin Munaon and Theodore NJ. Purdy.
Jr. brother OF the bride. will 0e ushers.
Mr. Berg was graduated from Yale in
1917 and served Az Lieutenant In the
3oSth Field Artillery IN france.
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NINE. BORI TO SING MIMI"
Her Return I'm "La Bohemev to BE
Opera Feature Next Week.

Nine. Lucrezia Bort aften an absence
OF five years will return 10 the Metropol-
ltan Opera Friday evening OF next week
as Mimi in LA Boheme." Others in the
cast will be Miss Roselle and Mr.. Gigli.
Aida" will have a special matinee per-
formance Thursday OF next week with
Nine. Muzio and Mr. Kingston.
Other operas will be Louise" Mon
day. with Miss Farrar and Mr.. Harold !;
"Mefistofele." Wednesday with Nine.
Aida and Mr. Gigli "Madama Butter
fy." Thursday. with Miss Farrar and
Messrs. Crimi and Scott Don Carlos. -
Saturday afternoon. with Miss Ponselle
and Mr.. Martinelli Tristan and Isolda, -
Saturday night. with Nine. Matzenauer
and Mr. Sembach
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To SEE "DEAR ME-"

John Golden received an acceptance
yesterday from Lieut.. J. G. Hinton. U. S.
N, In behalf OF Lieut.. Louis a. kloor.
Jr.. and himself for the invitation which
the producer telegraphed to Mattice for
the party OF rescued naval aeronautS
and their families TO attend Dear Me"
at the Republic Theatre. The invitation
originally was for last Monday. the
opening night but the reply. sent from
Neponsit y. Y. came too late. They
will go tomorrow night and occupy a
box. Lieut.. Stephen A. Farrell and Mrs
Farrell will be unable TO attend.
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AMONG THE PLAYGoEHs.

Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater took five
friends to the Belasco Theatre last night
to see "Deburau." Mr.. and Mrs. q. y
Butler had six guests there. Others IN
the audience were Mrs L. j. Barber
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Winslow and Mr.
Theodore Pratt.
"Tip-Top" at the Globe was seen by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, Mr. and
Mrs. George Emlen Roosevelt. Mr.. 3
Brewster Jennings, Mr.. William Valen.
tine Higgins. Miss Florence u. Murphy
and Mr.. Willard NJ. Jones.
Seeling Good Times" at the Hippo
drome were Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fulton
Cary and Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w Lamont and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald @. Willard went
TO the Belmont 10 see Lulu Beta"
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DINNER FOR BRIDAL PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Warren
Entertain for Their Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elliot Warren
gave a dinner last night at the Colony
Club FOR their daughter. Miss Margaret
pos'er warren and Mr.. shannon Lord
Meany, who viii be married In st.
Thomass Church next Saturday. The
guests were members Of. the bridal
marty. including Mines Herman s. Muir
ray. q. Cnrley Hartman. John II.
Bailantine. Russell Evans Tucker, Jr. +:
Stanhope Nixon. Andrea Geisser. Celesia
a. vcgliasco. Spencer Kennard and J.
Horton Tjama. Misses Marion Tiffany,
Louise Dixon and Gertrude Pardee.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
GILLETTE HURT BY FALL.
Actor DIsIocates Shoulder on
Wharf--Spends Night ina Hospital.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD
HApLYME. Conn. Jan 1S.-William
Gillette suffered a dislocation of his
right shoulder Saturday night by fall
while on the wharf where his famous
houseboat the Aunt Polly is In winter
quarters. He is resting comfortably at
his home on the Heights here. The actor
was taken TO the Middlesex Hospital In
Middletown. fifteen miles north OF here,
after the accident. where an X-ray exam
ination showed the dislocation. He was
brought back home here Sunday after
treatment had put him in more COM
Portable condition. In answer TO In
quiry as 10 Mr.. Gillettes condition 1t
was stated at his residence this eve
ming that he is able to be about and is
noe seriously inconvenience by his
mishap.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
ALBERT FRANCIS HAGAR
DIES IN HIS OFFICES
Head of Paper Company Be-
longed to Many Clubs.

Albert Francis Hagar president and
general manager Of the Hagar Straw
Board and Paper Company Of Xenia.
Ohio. died suddenly yesterday at so
Wall street. where he had offices for
several years. He was found overcome
by a CLERK
Mr.. Hagar was in his fifty-seventh tn
year. He was member of the Repub-
lican Club. the Ohio Society, the Union
League Club. Downtown Association and
the City and State Bar Associations.
Two sisters. Misses Gertrude Hagar and
Sarah B. Hagar OF Xenia. survive him.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
ACTOR HIT NY AUTOMOBILE

While crossing Broadway at Forty
second street early last night Albert
Ferry. who Is playing in "Heartbreaa
Terry. who Is playing in "HearbrealS
House" with the Theatre Guild at the
Gsrrick. was struck and knocked down
by IN automobile. lie was hurried to
the Lenox Hill Hospital, where Il was
said his injuries are not serious. Edehr
Kent, English actor. played Mr.. Perry's
role OF Capt. Shotover last night II
was Mr. Kents FIRST appearance here
since the war.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
A. sELwYN GOING ABROAD.

Archibald Selwyn. secretary and treas
urer of Selwyn 4 Co, will sail to-mor-
row by the France Of the French line
for two months trip abroad, IN which
he will visit with Mrs. Selwyn, France.
Italy. Germany and England. The trip.
which is made in the interest Of his own
firm. as we'll as OF his allies. Sam II.
Harris and Arthur Hopkins. IL for the
purpose OF arranging for productions Of
American successes by these managers
and for the importation Of foreign plays.
to be brought over intact
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
WEATHER AT WINTER RESORTS

Despatche received by THE HERALD
yesterday reported the temperature and
atmospheric condition at winter resorts
as follows:
Aiken. AZ. clear; st. Augustine, 65.
cloudy; Ormond, 70. clear Palm Beach.
az. clear; Miami, So, clear Key West
20. clear; Nassau. Bahamas, 90 ~,esr
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
GALLI-cURcI IN CONCERT HERE

II Is announced that Nine. Galli-
Curci and Joseph Lhevinne will give =
concert in the Metropolitan Opera House
Sunday, February 13, in aid OF the
music school OF Greenwich House. "a
Barrow street
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
MISS BRANDENBURG TO WED.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l. Brandenburg
of 307 West Ninety-eighth street have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Brandon
burg. to Mr.. Robert w. Half, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Erastus F.. Haff of Mon
tague Terrace. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
ADOLF Won HILDEBRAND.

LONDON. Jan. 18.--Adolf Won Hide
brand. the German sculptor. is dead a
Mu~ich, says wireless despatch from
Berlin.
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Cats. Dog. Ae.

LIBERAL reward wiz De given for ne ro.
turn of Boston bulldog, dark brown. with
WHITE collar. white marking between tyts
and nose, white chest. answering 20 name
% REX" l. ". TRrpEL, i0a Madison av.
IOST-Young Irish terrier, sunday reward
Return OIiANLON, igi W. Rath Et
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

Gen. John J. Pershing will hold in
formal receptions on Sunday afternoons
January 20. January 30 and February
6. at Hghover. his place on the out
skirts Of Washington.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOsT--A black skunk pillow rnuf m from,
Hotel Plaza cr i6i West SON e. between
30 and = A.M. January IS. rewara; no
questions. Return q Mr. I'osr. Hotel Plaza
LOsT-saturdny, January i5, az Grand Cen.
trail Palace auto show, lady's two button
seal collar. Finder call u. nUNEfiL. 20
Broad ~. Rector tcfo. No questions.
LOST-iilark SILK nufflsI. monogram "fs. r..
u' nt Hunts Point Palace. sunday, re-
ward. no questions. Bryant $500. H. RICH
TER
LOST--A chauffeurs black fur cap. on Sun
day night. between s0th ~ and Pelham
Heath Inn. reward. Hotel. Sherman square.
ant 1907. Phone iss~ Col.
LOsT-sunday. skunk neckpicce. broadway
oar. fI.l..IIf.fL r-t "a. IrLun. MI..r- 80.
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WATKINS GLEN. N. v.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
WATKINS. Y. Jan. 1S.--Messrs O.
q. Guide and Charles Thorley of New
York are among the sojourners at Glen
Springs.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

FOUND--Lady's ring az Plaza only defcrip-
tive letters VIII receive attentloui positively
no callers. EiSiNC G2i Bway
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

Mrs. Lawrence Townsend had a tea
yesterday for her guest. Miss Katherine
Mackay
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
AIKEN.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
AIKEN, S. c., Jan. 1S.--Mr and Mrs
e. Ambrose Clark have arrived at the
Winey House, which they have leased
for the season.
Preparations are being made for the
annual matches Of the Aiken Gun Club
which will begin with the arrival
Messrs. j. F. and E. NJ. Byers. who ar,
expected from Pittsburg early in Feb
ruary. Mrs. John r. Fell and children
OF Philadelphia have arrived at their
cottage.
Mrs. Walter A. Wood had as guests
1T luncheon to-day at Willcox's Mr. and
Mrs. Parl d. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bohlan.
The players in the polo game on
the club field to-day included Messrs.
r. Skiddy Won Stade. Milton Mccoy,
Godfrey Preece, Quincy A. Shaw and
Quinton Preece.
Mr.. f. J Anson of Montreal has ar
rived at Dogwood Park TO join his fam
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Marye gave
dinner last night for the Peruvian
Ambassador and Sonora dc Pezet.
The New York herald., 1921-01-19

The Minister Of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska will attend a dinner In New
York which DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler will give on Friday night
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
James Cox Brady
and Bride Arrive
at Palm Beach
Married i'm London i'm Autumn
and Have Been on Fish
ing Trip.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HEkaLD
PALM BEACH, Fla. Jan. 1s.--Mr. and
Mrs. James Cox Brady Joined the honey
moon colony here for the day. They have
been in Miami on a fishing trip and are
en- route to New York In their private
car, accompanied by Mrs. Brady's sister
Miss Florence McMann. Mrs. Brady was
Miss Helen McMann. and they were
married In London in the autumn.
Also here were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
l.. Chadbourne. who were married in
New York on Saturday afternoon. She
was Miss Marjorie A. Curtis, and they
are en- route to Miami to board his house
boat. They received the Fluctuations OF
number of friends here and continued
their journey by automobile. After a
months cruise they will return to Palm
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah S. Cosden
reached here this morning in their pri-
vate car and have gone to the Gurnee
Mum cottage on the North Ocean Bou-
levard. which they have leased for the
season. though they still retain the lease
OF their apartment at the Everglades
Club for the use of their guests
Mr.. James r. Hyde and his sister.
Mrs. Quentin +. Feitner. arrived at their
cottage In Atlantic avenue. and both
played over the Palm Beach country
49, 6oiA Souise ILLS dilernoon OtnerS
playing there were Mrs Henry Carne-
sic Phipps. Mrs. Oliver Perrin, Mrs. John
NJ. L. Rutherfurd and Mr.. Maxwell Nor
man.
MT. and Mrs. Henry Payne Bingham
have come from New York and are at
their cottage in South Ocean Boulevard.
Mrs. Leland Sterry gave dinner at
the Breakers last night for Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard d. Ahl, Colonel and Mrs.
John S. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J..
Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin
Jones and Mrs. Charles F. Choate Ir
The New York herald., 1921-01-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW yonK.

The marriage OF Miss Constance
Cleveland Robertson. daughter of Mr..
William G. Robertson OF 1875 East Fifty
seventh street, 20 Mr.. Hayward Cutting.
con of the late Henri Mason Cutting.
viii take place on February In Grace
Church small reception will be held
AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Dominick, lIf East Fifty-fourth street.
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Mrs George Barnett gave a dinner
last night and afterward started for
New York, whence she will sail to-day
FOR Europe accompanied by Mrs. Charles
II. Patterson.