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G. w. Perkins, T.,
WedS Miss Merck
in Grace Church
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Merck of West
Orange "a Bride.

Miss Linn Merck and Mr.. Geerge w.
Perkins. Jr., whose engagement was an
nounced a month ago. were married
yesterday at noon in Grace cAurch.
The bride Is a daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. George Merck Of Llewellyn Pariz,
West Orange, n. y. Mr.. Perkins's
father. the late George W. Perkins, for
several years was q member OF the firm
Of j. p. Morgan & Co. For a year the
Young man has lived In Washington
with his mother, who came to New
York for the wedding.
The wedding was attended only by the
families. There We're no attendants.
Mr.. Merck gave his daughter away.
The Rev, Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Jr.,
performed the ceremony. Those who
attended the ceremony went later 10
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Merck, brother and sister-in-lsw OF the
bride, at l2S East Sixtieth street, for the
reception.
A1r. Perkins Is executive secretary to
stmaster-General Hays. His home Is
at 3l29 Bancroft place, Washington,
where after January the couple will be
at home.
While Mr.. Perkins was a member OF
the senior class at Princeton In 1917, the
announcement of the engagement OF
Miss Katherine Trowbridge, daughter OF
Prof. Augustus Trowbridge of Princeton
and Mrs. Trowbridge to him was an
nounced. Their wedding followed on
June 10 Of that year, immediately after
his graduation. He went overseas with
he 3o4th Field Artillery. At the same
lime Prof. Trowbrldge resigned as men,
Der of the faculty at Princeton and went
overseas with the army with the rank
Of Major. On October IS, 1918, while
both were on duty in France the first
Mrs. Perkins died OF pneumonia in the
home Of her mother in Princeton.
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LACE COVER BRINGS se75.
Collection OF Table and He'd Linen
Fetches Total of Se,G46.

A magnificent Point de Vense and
Burano lace cover sold for the highest
price of yesterday afternoons sale at
the American Art Galleries when a
collection OF table and bed linens be-
longing to Nine. Regina Cattadori was
dispersed at auction. II was bought
by Mrs. Gleason for 1915. 1t was a
round piece with center of linen en-
riched with twenty cartouches OF
shaded filet alternately occupied with
designs of doves and cupids and floral
motives and had an elaborate border
twenty-one inches deep. The entire COL
lection sold for q total OF s9,e46
a beautiful Venetian Burano lace
table scarf sold to Miss II. H. Isorenz
agent, for $50. and round filet lace table
cover went to the same bidder for 1900
B. voss paid $40 for "a Point dc Venise
cover, and n, Chelsea gave 500 for q
Burano laco centorpiece.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
RUSHMORE--ODOM.

IN the chapel OF Trinity Church yes
to-day at noon Mise Virginia II. Odom,
laughter OF tho late John u. Odom ana
"f Mrs. Odom of this city, was married
70 Mr.. George Mead Rushmore, son of
pr and Mrs. Edward C. Rushmore OF
tuxedo Park. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles Taggart
steele. classmate OF the bridegroom
OF Harvard.
The bride entered the chapel with her
brother. Mr.. William Odom. Mr.. John
Munroe. also Harvard classmate of
the bridegroom was best man. Mr.. and
Yrs. Rushmore will live ut .120 East
Fortieth street.
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IN M E M ORR A NJ

AHEARN.-Tn memory of the late John r.
Ahearn. who died December 10. 1920.
solemn requiem mass will be said az 81,
Mery's Church. Grand and Ridge SITS. on
Monday, December 10, at $3.50 o'clock.
AHEARN.-An anniversary mass for the
late John F. Ahearn viii be celebrated st
st. Andrews Church, Flushing, y. N.s
at A. NJ December 10.
KURNER.-John NJ. In cherished memory OF
devoted husband and affectonstl
father, passed away December ~. 1906
Peaceful sleep be yours, our beloved.
Annie T. Poth, Daughter
McCABE.-In loving memory OF our dear
mother Mary McCsbe, who departed this
life December II. 1905.
McCLuTsRY.-C;eorEe w. December ~, 1919.
Ever remembered with undying love as iss-
years go BY. Sister cp
sPtGARoLI. - In devoted memory OF my
Carlo Marias spigaro,i. E-
December II. 1905.
TAYLoR.-Kindly remembrance OF Tnonias
]. Taylor. at rest December is. 1918
WHEELER.--At q meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the New York Society for-
tsi held iSa pecember is. 1921. the re following
memorial was unanimously adopted:
Tho Board OF Directors Of this Society
records with profound sorrow the passinai j
Eta Angel wheeler.
whose deed n resculng from a life of btu
ter cruelty the little child. Mary Ellen, 81
years ago hrOuEHf INTO eAisleuct Ntlff
Society ano its affiliated anti-cruelty and
protective organizations for mistreated
childhood throughout the world. She waiy
a gentle, greRt-souled woman. whose beau
tlful ife was devoted to humble ministra
tions in true Christian spirit among tn
poor and unfortunate. She had the JOY
through nearly half century of witness
ing the development OF the work she had
inspired. TO the wonderful fruition OF heT
fondest hopes. She carried tho work J.
her heart 20 the end. Looking forward
happily TO the dedication OF the new nobsa-
edlfica OF the Society and the HeckschcT
Foundation for Children, sne had written
hope that all goes well with my beloved
Scciety" - Tho Board can but reiteratt
the reply: Tho grandeur Of our new home
can never exceed that Of your act OF
which the foundr .ions were truly LAID
20 tho memory OF Mrs. Wheeler be In.
gcrfbed IN tho inutes, and that COPY,
duly engrossed. be sent 10 her imineoiats
relatives.
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FISK-ORMISTOy.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., Dec. 17.--Miss
Jessie Macdonald Orimston, daughter OF
Mrs. William Ormston OF Newfound.
land, N. j., was married here to-day In
the Church Of the Redeemer by the Rev
Thomas w. Attridge TO MIR. Wilbur
Chapman Fisk Of this place and pre-.
viously Il resident of New York. he.
cause OF Illness in the family of the
bridegroom the wedding was simple
Mr.. John w. Gould of New York wa.
he best man. There was 81 small re.
ception In Walnut Inn IN washington
avenue. The first wife of Mr.. Fisk, who
was Miss Julia II. Allen. died in Octo.
Der. 1919.
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TO WED MISS DE BEv0IsE.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.: G.,
De Bevojse Engngcd.

CharleS " Lott, AZ years old, OF
Jamaica avenue, Union Course, and Miss
Joanna w. De Bevoise. 40, of Old Mill
road' Elnhurst. yesterday obtained a
marriage license in the Queens bureau In
Long Island City. Mr.. Lott IL u real
81 tate operator, well known In Queens.
Miss De Bevoise IS q member OF one of
the old families in the county. Her
iatner. William G. De Bevoise. was of a
fanlily that were among the original set
Tiers OF the Astoria section. Her mother.
Mrs, Cornelia Rapalje De Bevoise, was
OF family long established in Newtown
The wedding will take place in Elm
hurst December 30, the Rev DR.. Clear
water officiating.
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EN- GAG e .

OLDBERCi-WtCE.--Mr. and Mrs Will
iran r.. Baker. TO Riverside Drive. wish
to announce the engagement of their niece.
Jean Ruth Vice. 70 Mr.. Walter ]. Gold
berg OF New York and Paris
LEWENGOOD-ULMER Jennie III
mer, ha3 West 1s5th ST.. takes pleasure
In announcing the engagement Of her
daughter Bertha. 10 Irwln S. Lewengood.
son of Mrs, Eva Lcwensood and the late
Simon.
WARZr-MUNTER.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
b. Munter OF 24l West 10sth ST., New
York city, wish 20 announce the engage
nent Of their daughter, Ethel, TO Mr..
Mortimer j.. schwarz of New York city,
son of Mrs. Sarah Schwarz and the late
Joseph Echwarz
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Mrs. Henry o. Havcmeyer, who was
a guest OF her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. II. Frelinghuy-
sen. In Morristown, y. j., returned 10
New York yesterday.
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ART SHOW IN WASHINGTON.
Eighth biennial Exhibition I'm
Corcoran Galleries.

WAsHINoroN. Dec. II. American
painters displayed the products OF their
talents TO an international gathering
at the opening tonight at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art Of tho eighth biennial cx-
hibitlon of contemporary American oil
paintings.
winners OF prizes offered by former
Senator w. a. Clark OF Montana. among
the mort notable art prizes IN the
world. were viewed by many OF the
foreign government officials here for the
arms conference. Tho exhibition con-
sists OF nearly three hundred pictures.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-R. ID. Sheldon, ]. a.
George, NJ, d. Simpson, Louis Keller.
Mrs. Wendell Phillips. c. 3. Otto, Mrs
Addison Fordyce, Mrs. b. i. MacRoe
Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Walters. Louis H.
Rowe, r. j. Andrews, NJ. II. Heyman,
w. y. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Bloomer, Miss Margaret Fogarty and
William Spengler.
The Shoreham-Symonds Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Gilbert and Benjamin
Foster.
The Washington-Car 8. Stein, J. u.
Kleist and w. l.. Marvin.
The Wardman Park-M. G.. Forrest.
The Raleigh--Mr and Mrs. Il. Epplon
j. III. Weaver. Mrs. B. Humphrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. King.
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Y. w. G. A. FUND $274,772.
only s3o,227 short OF sooo,ooo
Goal.

The budget campaign OF the New York
City &. w. c. A. for $S05,oo0 announced
subscriptions OF S274.772 last night at
the end of the second week. Mrs.
Dwight w. Morrow. chairman. st a..cam-
paign luncheon said that only s30,227
Is needed TO put the campaign over the
top. she expressed the belief that the
goal will be reached by noon on Tues
day.
speclal gifts announced by Mrs. VIII
lam Fellowes Morgan included $500, the
annual subscription of Mr.. J. r. Morgan.
81. 600 from Mrs. Henry Fletcher, and
81. 900 from Mr.. Frank A. MuDsey.
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PRINCE ToKoGAwA GUEST.

Prince Tokosawa OF the Japanese DEL
grafton 20 tho armament conference
VIII come from Washington Tuesday
cyening 90 attend a dinner to be given
81 his honor by Mr. Lindsay Russell
~ the Ambassador Hotel. Among the
guests at the dinner will be Mr.. Otto
r Kahn, Mr.. Darwin 4. Kingsley. Mr..
Guy L. Trip. Mr.. Norman Davis, DR..
Albert Shaw. Mr.. Melville r. Stone. Mr..
Frederick Roy Martin. Mr.. Ralph Graves
and Brig. Gen. Charles VI. Sheriff..
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WALTER rERREN BLArsDELL.

Walter Ferren Bloisdell, 20. for nearly
half century IA resident OF Brooklyn
and Port Washington. died yoster-
day IN the Bushwick Hospital, Brooklyn.
following a brief Illness from blood pol
soning. Mr.. Blhlsdell was for thirty
five years vice-president Of the Standard
Wood Company OF 80 West street. Man
haitian. For ten years no was president
OF the Fort Washington Board OF Trade.
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co N FIR NJ ALTON S.

ApELs.-Mr. and Mrs. Noe Aas!s OF s23
West 18Th ~. announce the bar nfitzlah
OF their son. Alfred jay Saturday, pe-
eember ~, Temple Of the Coyenant iSlst
and Audubon ay., 3t 10 O'Clock. Al horne
Sunday, December %, SO p. M. No cards.
and Mrs. VIM Over
lader Of go West 9Sth 81. announce the
bar nitzvah of their son, Leslie. Saturday
December 20. at . 20 A. VI, &. the Spanish
Portuguese Synagogue, 7oth 81 and Central
Park West.
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MOSES w. TAYLOR.

Moses w Taylor, for several years
member of the Westchester County
Board of Supervisors and Il prominent
official of the township OF Mount Pleas
ant, died Friday at his home in Haw-
thorne. aged SO years. He had resided
IN the town for ffty-two years and was
long director OF the First National
Bank OF White Plains. He leaves five
daughters
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
w. A. HARTMAN TO EUROPE.

w. A. Hartman, chairman or the
United American Lines, and prominent
in other shipping organizations, sailed
for a short trip to Europe on
the Red star liner kroonland. Mr.. Har-
rlrnan will visit Belgium, Germany and
England on business OF the companies
with which he is connected. IIo will re-
turn to New York about Tcbruary 7.
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washington. ID. c., Dec. H.
hisS Marion Whitley Drain. daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain. was
married tonight TO Mr.. Clarence Hemp
nh OF New York. The ceremony took
place In ST Thomas's Church, the rector.
The Rev. DR.. G. Ernest Smith. officiating
\ reception was held at the homo of the
BRIDES parents.
Miss Gertrude Virginia Drain was
maid Of honor for her sister. The brides
maids were Misses Virginia Duyai
Brown and Margaret Crosson. Mr.. and
Mrs. HemphIll win live In New York.
The brides father. who served in
France with the rank of Colonel. is head
Of the district division OF the American
Legion and was n member OF the party
which accompanied Marshal Toch on his
tour OF the country.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
MANAGERS DISCUSS
BOX OFFICE PLAN
Central Clearing House for
Tickets Considered.

Members of the Producing Managers
Association met yesterday afternoon at
the offices of the organization, 231 West
Forty-flfth street, TO consider ways and
means OF eliminating theater ticket
speculation. 1t was an executive ses-
sion. and the only announcement made
was that they will continue their discus
sions this week.
Among those present at tho meeting
were Sam II. Harris, president OF the
organization a. II. Woods and Arthur
Hopkins.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

OF Chicago. died at his home here last
night. He was Ia his ninety-first year.
Mr.. Blake was a benefactor OF the
town OF Lake Helen. Fla. to which he
gave q public park and the building and
site for q Baptist church. He was q
member of the board of trustees of the
Baptist Theological Society. Besides his
widow he leaves daughter, Mrs Her
man II. Kohlsaat OF Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
COUNT De CHAMBRUN'S !,
DAUGHTER IS DEAD
Injuries From Fall Causes
Death in Paris.

Special Cake 10 The NEW YorK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEW YORK HuRAip.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Dec. II.
Miss Suzanne de Chambrun, the nine
teen-year-old daughter Of Col. Count de
Chambrun and Countess de Chamorun,
who was Miss Clara Longworth or
Washington and Cincinnati, died early
to-day in the family home, IS Rue de
Veugirard, ~ the result of injuries re-
ceived from fall. Not only the great
world Of Paris, but members of the
American colony here were greatly
shocked By the news.
Count de Chambrun accompanied
Marshal Foch TO America as guest or
the American Legion and sailed for
France on The Paris with the Marshal
last Wednesday. The Countess arrived
from France by the Lorraine October "a
The Countess de Chambrun ~ sister
Of Representative Nicholas Longworth,
who married Miss Alice Roosevelt,
daughter of Theodore Roosevelt.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Thaw. Among his dinner guests were
Misses Constance Peabody, Rachel
Dierks, Josephine Cotton, Mary Powers,
Odette der, Elizabeth strong, Con-
stance Hatch Banks and Dorothy Quinn
and Messrs. kirby Green. owen Mason,
Juan NJ. Cebballos, Walter Allen, Purdy
Hall, Sheldon Abbott and Major John
McCrindle. After the dinner ono hum
dred others arrived for the dance.
To Introduce Miss Neycs.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Keyes, 1r.,
will give am afternoon reception and
dance or the afternoon OF December Y
at the Plaza 90 Introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Emily W. Reyes, who is a
granddaughter Of DR. and Mrs. Edward
l.. keyes OF Tuxedo Park and South
ampton, l., !. Miss Keyes has Just re-
turned from an extended trip with her
parents In Europe. She was graduated
from Mrs. Randall MacIver's School
and also from the Convent of the Holy
Child, in Suffern, y. Y.
Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and Miss
Rosalio Bloodgood will give a dinner
party next Wednesday night at ~ East
Thirty-fourth street and after It VIII
take their guests to the dance at the
Colony Club given FOR Miss Diana
Dalziel and Miss Ann Elizabeth Kauf-
man.
Mrs. Barton Cuylcr will give a dinner
and theater party tomorrow night "
the Ritz-Carlton for hor debutante
daughter, Miss Grace Cuyler, After the
play Mrs. Cuyler's guests will so 10
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton Stewart s
dance at the Colony Club.
Mrs. Craig Diddle gave q small din
ner last night at Plerre's. Her guests
were Miss Felicia Fisk and Miss
Catherine W, Dews. debutantes; Msssrs-
Amos Tuck French, Jr, Craig Biddle.
Jr., and George ID, Biddle. After the
dinner Mrs. Biddic took her guests to
the Saturday Evening Dance IN the
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
ELSON'S BODY STARTS WEST.
Eleven National Lawmakers Ac-
company Suicides Comm.

WAsHrNoToN, Dee. 17.-Accompanied
by eleven Senator'S and Representatives.
the body OF Representative Elson. who
ended his life by drowning in the Poto-
mac River. was started to-day for Ber'se-
ley. CAL, where the burial will be. The
funeral party expected to reach its
destination Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
BIRTHS. 4.

LEVY ..-4r. and Mrs. Mortimer Sylvan Levy
SIJ Few York ev.. Brooklyn (nse Irsae
We,nbGrs1. announce the birth of a son
ON December Is, 1921. Jewish Hospital.
LLAyf.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Leavy os
1887 z. 1Tth St. Brooklyn, announce the
birth Of son on December i6. Mother
and son doing fine.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

HARRY H. WARING OF Noroton ave-
nue.. Noroton, Conn. died yesterday In
his home. He was a son OF the late
Thaddeus II. Waring and was post
master from 1923 60 1897. lie was
elected Selectman IN 1909.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
ROBERT n. M'kEAN.

Robert IT, Mexican, a.. died suddenly
of heart disease yesterday at his home.
475 Amity street, Flushing. lie was TOR
twenty years connected with the credit
department of the McGraw-TTlll Publish
ing COnuany
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
FUNERAL ron eo7 q. .. DEAD.

Funeral services for the e97 soldiers
whose bodies werc brought over on the
United States transport ST. Mihicl Fri
day afternoon, will be held on Pier 2.
Of the Brooklyn army base. foot Of Fifty
eighth street, wedn-sday afternoon.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YOHk.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Marshall orme Wilson
will give a dinner party January a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston Livingston
have taken an apartment OF b'l Park
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Cowdln OF
Tuxedo Park are at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Or. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb will
so 10 Palm Beach. Fla. ola Decem-
Der 2s.
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne Is passing u
few days at her country home in
Princeton.
Miss Angelica Gerry will give h lunch
con at her home. East Sixty-firat
street, next Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs, Arthur coppeil will give
dinner for their daughter. Miss Susan
Bowers Coppeii, December ss.
Mr.. William Rhinelander Stewart en-
tertained ten guests at dinner last night
in the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs u. Henry Hartman will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow night and
take her guests to the opera,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who is
visiting her son-ln-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Tower, in Cali
fornia, will return this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert VI, Gary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio S. shonnard yes
terday were guests at luncheon OF Mr..
and Mrs. IT. Egerton Webb at Pierre's,
AR John r. DroNei. Sr., whose leg
was broken recently IN motorcycle
accident, is progressing favorably, but
two months will elapse before he viii
be able to leave Roosevelt Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Debonnesset OF
Paris. son-iu-law and daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Steele. have gone TO
Washington from Westburk Mr.. steele
returned yesterday from q 6ortnight's
shooting at Climax. n. c.
Mrs. Henry O. IIavcmcyer, who was
guest OF her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. u. FrelingIh n.y.
sen. in Morristown. n. j., returned TO
New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan Auchin-
Gloss gave u dinner party In the Ritz
Carlton Hotel last night for Miss Elinor
c, Stewart. daughter OF Mr.. and hrs.
Percy II. Stewart. The guests, in addi-
lion to Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart. included
Mr.. Philip A. S. Franklin, Jr,, Miss Annie
Burr Auchincloss. Miss Elizabeth IT.
Ntoodin. Mr.. William IL. Woodin, Jr..
Miss L. Clarisse de Rham aud MIR. Rus
sell II. Bennett.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Miss Grace Vanderbilt. who Is visit
ing her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr, at
Wardnan Park Hotel, win return to
New York tomorrow,
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
PEDRO yINDEI.

MADRID. Dec. 17--pedro Vindel, a
loading spanish photographer, died at
his home here last night,
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

DR.. and Mrs. Louis Debonnesset OF
Paris. son-in-law and daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Steele. have gone TO
Washington from Westburk. Mr.. Steele
returned yesterday from fortnights
shooting at Climax, n. c.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
EBENEzEa NELSON BLAKE.

ARI1Norots, Mass, Dec. 17.-EbeneZer
Nelson Blake, banker and business
man here for many years, former
president OF the Chicago Board OF Trade
and q former trustee Of the University
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
DIR. GATES RETURNING.
Former Red Cross Medical Dtrcc-
tor Leaves France.

sssclai cabis 10 Tus Nrw YcrN HrsMD.
COPYRIGHT, fQef, by THs NEW YonE HrRALp.
New York Uernid Bureau
Paris. Dec. ~.
Among the passengers who sailed ON
the steamship Lorraine for New York to-
day are DR.. George Gates. former medi-
cal director of the Red Cross Mr. Ed
ward McIlane Peters, Mrs. NJ Clayton
and Mr.. s. u. Broder, all OF New York,
ard Mrs. ~ Jeanne OF Providence. r. I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Friday December 10, fgei
Bertha, beloved wlfo Of Herman Hocier
and mother OF Herman w. Hoefer
Funeral service will be held az her late
residence, o33 Main st.. stamford Conn,
on Monday morning, December 10, at IA
o'clock. 1rterment private nt con-
vsnienre OF family
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

WILL person who obtained black suit case
marked II. H. W. from Grand Central par
eel room Friday afternoon please return TO
r. w. SMITH. room 1907. go Broadway?
Nteward and no questions asked
5000 REWARD.
Lost at about =. M, Dec. IS. 1921. 4
trunks containing Japanese goods; vicinity
3fth St and 9th sv.; we are authorized
20 pay reward; $500 for return OF goods: no
questions asked. Dominick G.. Riley. Detec-
tive Bureau, Inc, 225 9th av. Phone Madi-
ron Square T0T1
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Mrs. Henry C. Corbin has leased High
wood. her place at Chevy Chase, to Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Cassels for the winter
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

pnyrp.-Nr. julius David and family oxterd
their thanks 70 their relatives and friends
FOR the sympathy eNcnded In their hot
OF sorrow and Bereavement.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LEFT In Goth Century taxicab Monday. De-
eember ~, tan leather suit case marked Il.
\. W. Generous reward. no questions asked.
Neutrn % REGINA WALLACE, Belloclaire
Rotel, S'way and nth 81
Losr--Certificate OF deposit No 255T for
81, $40 SO. issued by the Farmers Loan and
Trust &c. on or about June 21 1912, in the
name Of Charles Magee. as executor OF the
estate OF Anne Kiernan, has been lost or
destroyed and same has not been found by
me. All persons ere hereby called upon to
show cause why & new certificate OF deposit
should not issue In view OF that lost or
destroyed Dated New York. December,
1921. Signed CHARLES MAGEE, Executor
Of Estate Anne nIernan.
LOSf-tiold rnesh bag, on subway platform,
Sth ST., of subway 10 f2d st, or on street
70 3sth and Lexington. Telephone BURNS.
Franklin 6227.
LosT--orleinai certificate of naturalization
No 14z35Ss; suitable reward. Finder re-
turn to MARTiGNoNI. 166 Bleecker st.
LoST-ln Brown and White taxi brown
leather satche (brief case). Liberal re-
ward paid on return TO ". JOSEPH. 30 w.
10th. Tel. Academy 1914.
LoST-Wa shngton Market bag; keep money.
GROSS. 81 Prospect St. Crawford. n. j.
LoST-Blue SILK umbrella, amber handle,
loves Orpheum; reward. Harlem 5232.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

NJ. and Mrs. Wade III. Ellis gave a
dinner last night The guests were DIR.
Adolph Monae-Lesser of New York,
Surgeon-General M. w. Ireland OF the
army, Rear Admiral y. M. Rixey, re-
tired; Rear Admiral Cary r.. Grayson
and Brighten. Charles Il. Sawyer.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

To celebrate the birthday OF the King
of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, n SER
vice was held yesterday in the Washing
ton Cathedral. The Serbian Minister
and Nine. Grouitch were present, with
the members of the legation staff. and
representatives from the State Depart
ment and other branches OF the Gov
ernment attended.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
WASHINGTON.

The Minister of Poland and Princess
.I.uhomirska gave a luncheon ycsterdav