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The New York herald., 1921-12-01
VISCOUNT DE TURENNE
TO WED WAR WIDOW
Seattle Bankers Son to Marry
Mrs. Oden1our.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. SO.-Mrs
Katherine Odemour of Paris and Wis
count AiInur de Turenne of Seattle are
engaged and are to be married here De-
cember 20. A reception will be held
after the ceremony at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lucien n. Brunswig. with
whom Mrs. Odemour and her little son,
Bernard. are stopping.
Capt. Bernard Odemour went 70 the
front in August, 1914, and was killed in
battle twenty-eight days later. He
served directly under Marshal F'och as
an expert on artillery.
Viscount dc Turenne is a descendant
OF one of the oldest houses of France.
one of his ancestors being Marshal de
Turenne. Iwho lived during the reign
OF Louis XIV. Viecount de Turenne is
the son of the president of one OF the
leading banks of Seattle. Immediately
after the wedding he and his bride will
leave for New York to sail for Paris.
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TO CHRIsTEN TWO SONS.
Boys Are children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rogers Benjamin.

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rogers Benjamin in Ardsley-on-Hud
next Sunday there will be chrietened two
sons. One 10 months old will be named
for his father and the other months
old will be named for his grest-grand-
father on the maternal side, John
Townshend. The Rev. William owen OF
Mount Vernon will offlclate. Miss Ne
talle Mai Coe, Mr.. Emerson Mclfllin.
Cd, and Mr.. Le Grand r. Cannon will
be SPONSORS for the first child, and Mrs.
Charles Adams Mr. Lloyd Provost and
Mr. John warburton for his brother. The
children ar grandSons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Clifford Rennard and Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Evarts Benjamin. They are
great grandsons OF the late II. II. Rogers
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Army-Napy Club
Gipes Reception to
Arms Delegates
High American and Foreign
Officials Among Guests in
Brilliant Assemblage.
Special Despatch 70 rur Nrw Yoak IlruAlr.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK lIERALr
New York HerrId Bureau,
Washington. ID. G., Nov. 80.
In honor of the military and naval
officers accredited TO the armament con-
ference asreceptlon was given tonight
at the Army and Navy Club which
rivalled liz brilliance any OF the festivi-
ties for the conference delegations
The. guests were limited to the mem
bers of the club and the women of their
families, but they made up an interest
Ing assemblage. The Secretary of War
and the Secretary of the Navy We're
present--functionlng as club members
likewise Mr.. j. Mayhem Wainwright. As
sistant Secretary of War. and Mr.. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy, and such outstanding military
ngures as Gen. Pershing.. Admiral Rob-
ert E. Coontz and Gen. John A. Le-
jeune
The senior military and naval officers
OF the foreign delegations were in the
receiving line with Major-Gen. Arthur
Murray, vice-president of the club. who
served as host in the absence of the
president Brig.-Gen. George Richards,
u. S. Nj. c. Presentations were made
by Col. G. c. Collins, secretary OF the
club.
The guests were received in the main
lounge, which was gay with flags and
flowers, a decoration which was carried
out all over the clubhouse. Behind the
receiving line were ranged the flags
OF the nine nations represented at the
arms parley. Supper was served in the
dining room atop the club.
Lieut.Col. Guidoni, air attache of the
Italian Embassy gave a dinner tonight
In honor of Gen. Vaccari and Admiral
Acton, heads of the Italian army and
navy delegations, and the aeronautical
expert. Col. Moizo. The Italian Am
oassador. Senator Rolandi Ricci, pre-
sided, and the guests included practi-
cally all the American and foreign aero
nautic experts now in Washington.
The company included Assistant Sec
Setary of War J. NJ. Wainwright, Col
Shaushnessy. Gen. Patrick. Admiral Mof-
fett. Gen. Mitchell. Mr.. Benedict Crow
ell. president of the Aero Club; Admiral
Taylor, Admiral McVay. Gen. Brewster
Gen. Fries. Gen. c. c. Williams. Lieut.
Col. Gilmore. Lieut.-Col. Westover,
Commanders Conan. Nunsaker and Gal
braith. Majors Hickau Churchill and
Turner. Capt Ellis. Capt. Muslin. Major
Lincoln and Major Fletcher.
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ONLY II. PECK.

only II. Peck. Il. a former vice-presi-
dent OF Typographical Union No. 6. and
since 1890 compositor on THE NEw
ohk HERALD, was found dead yesterday
In his room at the Hotel Victor. 631
SiXth avenue. A clerk who went to take
nm glass of milk. which he habitually
TOOK In the early morning. found him
IyhG on the floor. Dr. ogden of New
horK hospital. who was called. pro-
hounced him dead. Heart disease ap-
parently was the cause.
MT. Peck left his employment a few
months ago because of III health and
mad gone to his farm at Client, n. Y,
TO rest. He returned several DAYS ago.
a son lives at 925 st. Nicholas avenue.
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DINNER FOR BRIDAL PARTY.

Miss Dorothy Lislo Bacon. daughter
of Or. and Mrs. Joseph Barnes Bacon
Of Nacomb H., and Mr.. Baron Sails
bury Barnes or Tulsa, Okla. whose en-
gagement was announced IN this city
recently. obtained thar marriage license
yesterday and will be married Satur-
day IN the Plaza Hotel. Mr. Barnes.
who h &c years old. ls an oil operator
IN Oklahoma Ills future bride In one
year his junior. Tomorrow night Mr..
and Mrs. william s. Bacon OF 103 East
Tighty-fourth street and previously OF
Chicago will give q dinner in the Plaza
for the couple and members OF the
bridal party.
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KIN OF SCULPTOR A BRIDE.
Miss Gladys Bnrbee Lane Married
10 Mr.. 4. de v. BcnucIerl<.

Announcements have been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waterbury Lane OF
Mount Vernon, n. y, of the marriage
in their summer home in South Wilton.
Conn. on November 10 OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Barbee Lane. TO Mr..
Aubrey de We're Beauclerk, by the Rev.
DIR. Vsndoren of Norwich, Conn. The
couple win live in New Haven The
bride is q granddaughter OF William
Randolph Barbee OF Virginia, well
known as a sculptor.
Mr. Beauclerk is a member OF tho
English family Of which the Duke of st.
Adams ia the chief. His father is the
Right Hon. Henry Wyndham Beauclerk
of Montreal. Que. and he is q grandson
OF the late Aubrey de We're Beauclerk,
who was lord of the manor OF Ardglass.
England. lie is an alumnus OF Yale.
During the war he served with the air
forces Of the United states Navy.
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leader OF the Bahai movement. died at
Haifa. Palestine. Monday, according TO
a despatch 10 the London Times.
Abbas Effendi known throughout the
world ae Abdul BAHIA, was born in
Teheran. Persia. May 23, 1874. He was
leader OF the Bahai movement. which
has as it's aim world religious unity. The
Bahai belief is said to be that universal
peace is possible only through harmony
of all religions. Abdul BAHIA visited
the United States in 1912. lie was the
third OF the leaders of Bahaism. For
many years, because OF his teachings,
Abdul BAHIA was prisoner of the Turks
and Persians.
The Bahai belief had its origin in
Persia about the middle of the nineteenth
century. youth. Mira All Mohammed.
in whom it was centred, proclaimed that
his mission in the world was TO announce
the coming Of a great messenger. He
called himself the "Bab"--the gate
through which men might pass to arrive
at the knowledge of God. The youth
was assassinated in 1850 after only six
years of teaching.
The "Bab" was followed nineteen
years later by Baha-Ullah, who called
himself the Glory OF God and said no
was the great messenger" talked OF by
Mira Ali Mohanmed. In 1892 Bahia
Ulla diedand his work was taken up by
Abdul BAHIA.
Abdul BAHIA soon was put in prison
together with some of his followers. but
in 1907, after the Sultan had been over
thrown BY the Young Turlles. he was
released. He lived on Mount Carmel
near Haifa. Palestine, and gave his time
to the promotion of the brotherhood of
man. the prevention of war and the
bringing together of the various religions.
In New York. 1t has been estimated.
Abdul BAHIA had more than 1000 fol-
lowers. Throughout the country he had
fhOtfgauda
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IN M E M OR A NJ

BRENNAN. I'm ever loving memory % John
W. Brennan. who died December I. 1911.
fIOY-In loving remembrance OF Robert r.
HOY. who passed away on December l..
1913.
THOMPSON. In constant beautiful memory
Of my wife. she shall be rewarded with
the high place OF paradise for her stead
fast endurance. and she shall meet therein
with welcome and saiutation; forever shall
she remain therein fair abode and rest
ing place.
VARKER. GEORGE LIN loving memory 81
my beloved brother, George Lord Nsrks-.
died December 1. 1900
wOop.--In loving memory OF our beloved
son and brother, Samuel q. Wood. wlr,
died December 1, 1917.
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JOHN RUSSELL ADAMS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK Hrs.rp.
CHICAGO, Nov 30. - John Russell
Adams. head OF the wholesale fruit firm
OF John r.. Adams & Co. and a pioneer
in Chicago business. died yesterday at
his home. Mr. Adams was II years old
and had lived here since 1872. He wa
born In Boston. February 2, 1850. His
widow and three children survive him.
There arc two sons, John Hsckett Adams
of Seattle and lie Baron Adams of New
York. and one daughter, Mrs. J. J.. Gun
saulus Mr.. Adams was a charter mem
Der OF the chicago Club.
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Massenets Short Opera Successfully Revived at the
Metropolitan After Twenty-sx Years.

OF himself as the lover, ArdqitH, and
Leon Rothier was every one of his nu-
merous inches a soldier as Gdr7Ido, the
general. The others In the cast were
Louis d'Angelo as RenIj0to. the father
Giordano Patronieri as Ramon, and
Pacio Ananian as BaLstdmerte.
In "Cavalleria Rusticana" Miss Rosa
Ponselle made her first appearance OF
the season and the second American
prlIna donna OF the evening had the Sec
ond evening success. Her associates
were Miss Perrin as Lola, Mr.. Gigli as
Turiddu, Mr.. Chalmers os AUion and
Nine. Berat as Lucia. Mr.. Moranzoni
conducted
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. V. Hopkins's
guests In box 112 were Brig. Gen. anc
Mrs. Charles II. Sheriff. and Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Rogers.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harrah in
box 81 were Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. r. Beverly
Corbin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps. Miss
Lucille Thornton and Judge Richard
Lydon were with Mr.. and Mrs. e. Reeve
Merritt in box 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson'S
guests In box l were Mrs. Charles Har-
ding OF Boston, Miss Louisa Steedmar
Wilson. Mr.. Algard NJ Claggett Wilson
and Lieut.. Francis Gilbert.
With Mrs. Louis It. Hoyt in box %
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ten EyclS Wendell
Miss Antoinette Martin, Messrs. Andrew
A. Bibby. Percy Bramwell and Shiploy
Jones.
Mrs. NJ. Lawrence Keene and Miss
Anita Lawrence were in the Astor box.
With Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Warren in box Is were Mr.. and Mrs
John Munroe and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henry Warren. Jr
Dr. and Mrs. George d. Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G.. Michalls were
with DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock in
box 10.
With Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmon,
in box 4 We're Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Men. Bacon and Miss Jane Tiffany.
In box 26 with Air. and Mrs. Charles
J. Welch were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y.
j.. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Roscoe Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins
were with Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Osgood
Field I'm box H.
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NEW TENOR TO MAKE DEBUT.
AureIiano Fertile TO Sing Mario In
"La Tosca" Tonight.

new Italian tenor makes his debut
ut the metropolitan tonight, Aureliano
Fertile. He is known throughout Italy
as an actor on the operate stage. He
makes his debut as Mario in La Tosca." Z"
Fertile has just come up from Mexico.
where he gave twenty-one performances
lie Is only 33. a big vigorous Italian
whose chief amusement ls walking and
his real recreation study. He has a
repertoire of seventy operas and comes
from little town just outside OF Venice
He cannot speak n word Of English. but
he has New York apartment in West
End avenue and an automobile.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
sALMAeuNpI cLrn.s Snow.

tlon OF Thumbbox pictures. little paint
ings IN oil. most OF them Sx10 In size.
opens on Saturday and will continue
until December 20. The small size OF the
paintings and tho modest prices make
them especially attractive for Christmas
rifts. Their ar" more than 700 ex-
limits that include landscapes. marines
..s Ff.--,~e ---Nh-~f~
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date for President, died here to-
day. He was well known through
out the East for the accumua-
ton OF approximately a million dollars
since his sixty-fifth birthday. He
served in the civil war as acting assis-
tant Acknowledgement OF the Second
Army Corps
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
GUILDS DANCE POSTPONED.

Tho dance announced by the Lafayette
Guild of Flower Hospital. to be held at
the Plaza Hotel the evening of December
13. has been postponed to February g.
The proceeds are to be devoted TO the
welfare work in the hospital carried on
hv Lafayette Guild
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs J. Couper Lord gave a small
luncheon yesterday in the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray Young. who
sailed recently Tor Europe, will pass the
winter abroad.
Mrs. stuyvesant lie Roy of Newport
has taken an apartment at 1855 Park
avenue.
Nj. and Mrs. Francis r. Appleton
have returned TO New York from Ips-
wich, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Gould Shaw I'd of Boston
and Mr. E. Victor Lsoew. vino came from
Tuexedo Park. are at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard :. Brown gave
a dinner, followed by music, last night
at 105 East Thirty-fifth street for Mrs.
John Charles Taite of London.
MIR. Lydig Hoyt has taken furnished
for the winter the residence OF Mr.. Ron
aid Eliot Curtis at 1872 east Sixty-hfth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald G. McIlwaine.
Jr, have left Albany and will be for
the winter at los East Eighty-ffth
street.
The Misses NJ Symphorosa and Grace
Bristed have leased ar apartment at IA
East Sixtieth street. They will come TO
New York from Lenox to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Livingston
Coster returned yesterday from Na
torah, y. Y, and are occupying che
homo OF Miss Frances Ogden Jones 74
Park avenue
Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer. who was
a guest of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. B. Frelinghuysen,
in Morristown, y. j., returned to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 3. Claflin have
returned from Washington and have
taken an apartment at the Ritz-Carlton,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davie OF
Tuxedo Park also are stopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Steward, who
are at the st. Regis, will leave soon for
California to pass the winter. Miss
Margaret Steward will remain in New
York.
Miss Annie B. Jennings, who was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings
in Cold Spring Harbor. l.. l., has re-
turned to her country house in Fairfield,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea McIlvaine Luquer
OF Mount Kisco will give a reception to-
night in the ballroom of the Colony
Club. Miss Ruth Draper will recite
some of her monologues.
Mrs c. Oliver Iselin. has been spend
ing q few days at the residence or her
mother the late Mrs. William Goddard,
in Providence. r. T., where she had as
her guest Mrs. Bruce Clark Of New York.
Miss Helen Cameron, niece OF Mrs. lie
Roy King, Will be married to MT Regi-
nald Bishop Lanier in the Cathedral or
st. John the Divine on Monday, Decem-
ber H. A wedding breakfast will be held
at the home of Mrs King, at 20 East
Eighty-fourth street.
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson has sent out
cards for o tea on the afternoon of De-
cen,ber II at 900 Park avenue for her
daughter. Miss Louisa Steedman Wilson,
and her young friends in the debutante
set. On December IS Mrs. Wilson VIII
give another tea for other friends.
in st. James's Church. Madison ave-
nue. and Seventy-first street, this after
noon Miss Elizabeth Cochran Carrere.
daughter Of Mrs. L. Sidney Carrere, viii
be married TO Mr.. William Warren Bar
bour. a son of the late William Barbour
Of this city. The reception will be held
at ii West Fifty-third street. the home
of the brides sister. Mrs, Frederick X.
Barbour.
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M A r r | E D +.

CASEY -RUcKRIDGE.--Mr. and Mrs. Al
announce the marriage Of their daughter.
GLADYS Ruth, 20 Mr. William J. Casey on
Monday, November rs. at New Orleans,
La.
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JOHN HAYS.

Special Despatch 10 THE Nrw YORK HrR,Lp.
CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 30.--John Hays.
50. financier and cousin OF James G..
Blaine one-time Republican candi-
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Mrs. George r.. Hamilton gave a tea
yesterday afternoon at her home in Mas
sachusetts avenue TO present her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Emily Hamilton.
group OF this seasons debutantes as
sisted In receiving.
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Wearing Apparel.

LosT--Baum marten FUR scarf IN Brown and
WHITE taxi coming from 66th et. and
Broadway 20 3l7 Lexington av. Liberal re-
gfHar ~
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WASHINGTON.

Senator and Mrs. =. j. McCumber are
again occupying their residence, 2S6c
Massachusetts avenue.
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cats. Dogs &c.

Lost Female Boston bull. briudie. white
neck and paws, named julia Reward for
return 10 DILLON. t0i West End ev
lost Small fox terrier: answers TO the
name OF Baby" Reward for return 70
Hotel Terminal 81 Lszington AZ.
SMALL srueuiah gley bird Siskin. smallcr
: tilAn sparrow. dew out sk,light Sunday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

The Minister of Sweden and Nine
wailenberg entertained at dinner las
evening in honor OF their debutant'
daughter, Miss Ingegerd Wallenberg.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

The Secretary of the Interior, Albert
r. Fall. will leave Washington to-mor-
row for trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs
Fall will join him i'm a week or ter
days.
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Miss Flora Payne Whitney. older
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney and grandch!ld OF the late
William C. Whitney and the late Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, was married to Mr..
Tower, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
magne Tower OF Philadelphia. In st.
Bartholomew Church. this city. on
April 10, 1920. a thousand guests at
tended the ceremony. and most OF those
in the church went to the reception in
the family home at S11 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower established their
home in Los Angeles carly this year.
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MRS. HARRY p. WHITNEY
EXPECTS GRANDCHILD
Is in California With Daugh.
ter, Mrs. Roderick ToUer.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov S0,-AIrs.
Harry Payne Whitney has arrived here
from New York TO join her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodcricl
Tower, who are expecting soon a happy
event in their family. 1t is expected
that Mrs. Whitney will remain here sew
eral weeks after the advent of her first
grandchild.
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Mrs Capper wife of Senator Arthur
Capper. entertained thirty debutantes at
a. luncheon given yesterday for hor niece.
Miss Isabel Crawford, who VIII De pre-
sented 70 society ON December 10.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Biacl silk purse. gold mounting
marked &C. =. r." no money in e. on
Monday. November 21. near Madison av. and
,ith 81. Reward II returned to So East
10Th 81.
l.OsT-Party who found Grand Central pa reel
checks and redeemed = handbags will he
questlons asked. Morningside 21i. apt. 80.
JeweIry.
LADY's blue enamelled Swiss wrist watch.
monogram on back 7. M. F., "wednesday
1896 Pacific 81. Telephone Lafayette 500
LosT-on Monday, diamond bracelet. either
IN taxlcab leaving Sherry's. Park av. or
on way through 5lst st. TO Capitol Theatre
on broadway. or through 50th St 20 ii3 f.
62d -. Finder win receive suitable reward !:
no questions asked. Kindly communicate
1l3 y. 02d 81.
LosT--Lscy's gold wrist watch, Gruen make,
In Bloomindale9 on November IS: re-
ward. 9. 4. WOODS, Electric Light Build
Ing. Bridge Plaza, Long Island City.
IosT-Biack onyx shaped earring befvVeonn
Carnegie Hall and soth: earring has no
value except TO owner reward N desired.
Communicate WILDBERG, 267 W S9th 81.
Phone Riverside 1854.
valuable as gift; reward. Mrs, J.
Schindle, 30 Z. ss.h II.
LoST-Friday night. diamond bar pin, IN
Moulin Rouge or taxi 20 I1st st.: reward.
LosT-Solitsire diamond ring. between
office f3d A., Madison av. and Dumont,
Monday; liberal reward. Vanderbilt $3.50.
$1,000 REWARD
fer return OF red flannel bag containing the
following feWelry. One platinum fexible
bracelet containing ~ diamonds. one diamond
ring containing % diamonds. one diamond
lavailicIc. large square diamond set In centre
one stone diamond ring. one sapphire dia-
mond bar pin. one large diamond set in
ccntre. ono drop pendant containing dia-
rnoud7 ana numerous small ones: lost Novem-
her %, between Broadway aud 2sth st. and
-'arcy av., Brooklyn, or IN subway. A. II.
LEE CO. INC, Is william St
$500 REWARD.
I.ost-Piatnum and diamond bracelet at
both 81. and 9Th nv.: high sentimental value
no questions asked. Finder return and
notify Cashier, Hotel Plaza.
800 REWARD
for return Of diamond pendant, cor taining
about o small diamonds aud ono large pear
shaped diamond drop lost November - at
or between Sist ~. and Park sv. and Palace
Theatre. A. r. LEE g. CO. INC. 10 Will
lam ST.
800 REWARD
FOR octaEon face diamond studded lady's
wrist watch. lost vicinity to3d st., between
broadway aud Drive. Call Circle 1881, ask
FOR George n shafer, or write 200 w. 20 81.
$40 REWARD for jade heart shaped drop
earring, lost about two weeks ago m Hous-
ton ~. TIFFANY 4 CO, 9Th av. and 37th st.
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The Charge dAffaires OF the Siamese
Legation. Phra SanpalSitch, gave a.
dinner last night for his guests the
former United States Ambassador 10
italy, Mr.. william Potter, ana ms son-
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Goodman of Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

DR.. John Grier Hibben. president or
Princeton University. will arrive to-day
20 stay with the Secretary Of Commerce
and Mrs Herbert Hoover and TO attend
the dinner Mr. and Mrs Hoover are Civ
ing tonight for the Right Hon. Arthur
James Balfour and Lord Lee OK Fare
ham and Lady Lee.
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ABDUL BAHIA IS DEAD;
WAS RELIGIOUS LEADER
Aimed at Universal Peace by
Harmony of Beliefs.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-Abdul Bahia Abbas.
leader OF the Bahai movement. died at
Haifa. Palestine. Monday, according TO
a despatch TO the London Times
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| e D.

I'm Memoriam.
Brennan John w. Varker, George T..
Hoy. Robert T. Wood, Samuel c..
Thompson. Mrs.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

Mrs. j. Couper Lord gave a small
luncheon yesterday in the Plaza.
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The President and Mrs. Harding have
as guests at the White House Mr.. and
Mrs. John Edward Brown OF Columbus,
Ohio. Yesterday Mrs. Harding and her
guests attended the opening OF the sale
of the work OF tho men in the occupa-
tionai therapy department OF Walter
Reed Hospital.
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Miss Helen Cameron, niece OF Mrs. lie
Roy King, Will be married to Mr.. Regf-
nald Bishop Lanier in the Cathedral or
St John the Divine on Monday, Decem-
Der IL. A wedding breakfast will be held
at the home of Mrs. King, at 20 East
Eighty-fourth street
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Mrs. Richard II. Wilson has sent out
cards for Q tea on the afternoon OF De-
cen,ber II at 900 Park avenue for her
daughter. Miss Louisa Steedman Wilson,
and her young friends in the debutante
set. On December IS Mrs. Wilson viii
give another tea for other friends.
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in ST Jamess Church. Madison ave-
nue. and Seventy first street this after
noon Miss Elizabeth Cochran Carrere.
daughter Of Mrs. L. Sidney Carrere, Will
be married to Mr.. William Warren Bar
bour. son of the late William Barbour
Of this city The reception will be held
at ii West Fifty-third street, the home
of the brides sister, Mrs, Frederick Is.
Barbour.
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Mrs. Stuyvesant lie Roy of Newport
has taken an apartment al 1855 Park
avenue.
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MIR and Mrs A. Murray Young. who
sailed recently Tor Europe, will pass the
winter abroad
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In Memorism.