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The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Miss Witherbee
Is Engaged to
Naval Officer
Lieutenant-C Commander Mer-
rill TO Wed Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. witherbee's Daughter.

Announcement was made yesterday
~ Mr. and MIRA Walter &. witherbee
81 New York and Ledgetop. Port
Henry. n. r.. OF tho engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Louise Gautier
Wineries. 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A. stanton Merrill. u. q. ~.
Miss witherbee IL member OF the
junior LeaEue OF this city and has many
relatives hare The 'ate Frank Spencer
Withereee was her cousin Her brother.
Mr. sllas a. witherbee. recently mar
ried Miss Alice q. Kortright of New
rork she was a member OF the over
r~aa League and served as a nurses
aid In the Red Cross during the war.
Mis- Witherbee also is a cousin OF Mr.
witherbes Black Of this city and South
port Conn.
A.i~utonaut-Co ornmRnder Merrill 10 n
son ~ Mrs Merrill tnee 6tsnton) Of
Natchea Miss. and was graduated
from the United States Naval Academy
IN iel1 During the var he commanded
a Destroyer and n AZ present aid to
Rear Admiral Mark l.. Bristol. who r.
Amertcmn High Commissioner at Con-
atauttnople. The wedding is TO take
place IN the latter part OF next January.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Thomas v. Gilroy. Jr.. who IL al
ge0 Park avenue for the winter. gave n
dinner last night az PIerre's Among
her guests were Mr.. and Mira George
NJ Pynchon. Dr. and Mira Edmund Ise
Roy Dow. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Hauck,
Jr.. and Mr.. William l.. McKenna.
Quits the youngest person ~ lunch
con yesterday at tho Ritx-Carlton was
Gloria Caruso. With her mother. widow
OF Enrico Caruso, she was a guest %
Mrs. Henry Huddleston Rogers. who re-
Gently returned from stay of nearly
a year In Europe. Mira. Rogers and
Mrs. Caruso are cousins.
THIS attention OF many ia the dining
room WAS upon the little Ruest 81 Ma
Rogers and many went TO speak 70
her
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN w. Arnold
of Albany and Mrs. Robert Grant. Jr..
OF Boston are az the Belmont.
Mrs. william Irwin Martin ana w,us
Irwin-Martin OF tis Park avenue are
spending this month at the MarIbor.
ough- ia Atlantic City Thev
will return 10 the city before the holi.
days.
Mrs. William n. Shackford Of Rp-.
nardsville. n. j., and her children have
gone to Coronado Beach, csiifornia
for the winter Mr. shackford will "a
at the Essex County Country Club an
West Orange until February, when n.
will join them.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
J. D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.,
AT y. w. &. A. LUNCHEON
Christmas Campaign Workers
Hear Fund Totals.

John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. was the prin-
cipal guest at a luncheon yesterday
for the Y. w. c. a. Christmas campaign
workers at the Central Branch. 610
Lexington avenue. Mr.. Rockefeller has
given $4,000 toward the s305.oo0 fund
and another $4,000 in memory of his
mother, Laura Spelman. The collections
TO date total S21S.00u.
Mrs. William Felowes Morgan, chair
man of the luncheon, announced gifts
OF si,100 from the Chinese Y. w. c. A..
OF this city and presented by three
Chinese girls attending the luncheon and
5000 from Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes.
Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow, chairman of
the campaign, presided.
Mr.. Rockefeller said he was interested
In the International work Of the asso-
citation and declared there were three
reasons why he was impressed daily
by its activities. THE first is because
the city needs the association" he said.
"the second IL because 1t is conducted on
sound business principles. and the third
Is the genuine spirit OF fellowship that
Is seen I'm all ranks of the association
from the highest official down to the
youngest girl member"
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
MR.. e. w. G.. ARNOLD
MARRIES MRS. POWER
Widow Of John Anthony
Poscey a Bride.

IN the Community Church az Park
avenue and Thirty-fourth street yes
terday Mrs. v. Isabelle Trenchard
Power. widow OF John Anthony Power.
was married 10 Mr.. Ernest william
Cameron arnold OF this city and oknok.
West lalip. l.. ]. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes. the pastor. The bride was at
tended by her daughter. Miss Patricia
Power, and Mr. Prank sutton was best
man.
The bride IN a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tronchard OF Babylon.
L. 7. Her mother was present. but
owing 20 an health her father was un-
able 10 leave his home.
Mr.. Arnold married IN 1919 In Provi-
dcncc. r. T.. Miss Dorothy Whiting
Frothingha@n. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Frederick rrothlngham Of this city,
and they were divorced several years
Rco. lilo n a Hon OF tho late William
Arnold. whose father founded the firm
of Arnold. Constable a Co Mr. Arnold
and his bride. after a trip South viii
live In West lslip.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
JOHN r. NUGENT, ONCE
CORONER, DIES, AGED 79
Civil War Veteran Was Prom
inent in ". Y. Politics.

John r. Nugent, former Republican
leader of the Tenth ward, Manhattan.
died Tuesday night of heart disease in
his home. 81 Sterling place. Brooklyn.
in his seventy-ninth year. He served in
the civil war with the Sixty-ninth In
fantry. being captured and taken to "A
Southern prison, after which he escaped
and Was recaptured. Later he was ex-
changed and returned to the front
He was elected Coroner OF New York
county in 1885, and served ono term. He
had served on the Republican State Com
mittee. For ten years he was proprietor
of the old Morton House. Following his
connection with the hotel he was n
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue.
He was a member of the Military Order
of the Loyal Legion and was commander
of Cameron Post, G. A. r., No. 70. Ten
years ago he moved to Brooklyn. lie
leaves his wife and daughter
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
CoURBOIN's ORGAN RECITAL.
Artist From Antwerp Cathedral
Plays at Wanamaker's.

Two great organists were present
yesterday at the last but one in the
present series of recitals inaugurating
the new concert organ in the Wana-
maker Auditorium. Charles Courboin
of Antwerp Cathedral was the per
former at the console, while his col
league in the series. Marcel Dupre Of
Notre Dame Paris, was a listner in a
box. The audience filled the large hall.
Mr.. Courboin made Bach's splendid
G minor fantasy and fugue his piece de
resistance as the fourth number. in
which he thrilled his hearers by his
mastery understanding of the noble
instrument whereon he played and his
excellent command OF style. He began
his recital with Pietro Yon's SONATA
Cromatica," a work which was first
performed in 1917 in the Wanamaker
Auditorium with the composer at the
organ.
His programme OF several countries
further embraced Saint-Saens's largo
from his third symphony. the allegro
moderate from Handeis B fiat concerto,
Debussy's Afternoon OF a Faun"-as
beautifully Transcribed by himself and
repeated by request from an earlier pro-
gramme-and Wagner's "Mastersingers"
prelude.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
WILLIAM c. ELY DIES
or HEART TOUBLE
Helped Organize Several In
dusfries in This State.

william caryi Ely. 90. formerly Of
Buffalo. died yesterday az heart discase
In his residence. ~ East sixticth street
Mr.. Ely was president of the interna-
tionai HALLWAY C0upany of Buffalo. and
helped organize The Niagara Fails Power
Company. fhc noiseiesH typewriter Conf
pany. the Tri-Statc Railway and Electro
COMPANY the Carter-cruuF Company,
Ltd; thf American seles Book corr-
pany. limited. and other concerns.
lie was formerly president cf the
American Railway Association and a
former vice-rresident ~ the National
Irrigation Congress Mr. lily waE once
an Assemblyman. and Was prominent in
Democratic councils. He was a graduate
Of Cornell. While he had not been vel
recently. his death was unexpected. he
leaves his wife and a daughter. Mrs. III
bridge Gerry Spaulding OF Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
IrauI.S sssoNs rSTrHT,IN.

dinner was rivsn hast riEht in the
~ ReEia ~ Mr MMoui T'aifrunl Suv-
crriGn GrMrd Commando - enc hu-
prcrne Cotncil ef tne Thirty -thfrd Scct-
tish Rite fer the Masonic turifiicfiCn ~
Italy. and Mr Naoui rolsntine, active
member ~ tbe Suprtras Counci uf itaiY
and honorary uemisr - fhe Dallas
gTsN.l C0n~istofv ThN GueTis Nerr
leading Fr~eunaaanN. iurludiuK MrHEf&
Robert "A. Robinson Hohert 1uHNun Ken
worthy affhuh \ Tomnhims. Robert A
shirrefa. walter w. GriHfh. John LioVd
Thomas ERNEST A. Heed and lngiics
Townsend Nrudder.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
lE D.
In Menloriam.

Leonard, Sarah A. White. Thomas w.
AKERLUND --Gustav Campbell Funeral
Church. B'way, Goth ST.. Thursday, 10
A. NJ.
ALEMAN.--Or. Jose. Campbell Funeral
Church, Bway. O6th ST.. until Saturday.
BT;LI,.--At rest. Tuesday, December 10. 1927
Eveline Coulson, wife OF the late Charles
Bell, IN the 0lth year OF her age. Funeral
services at st. Johns Church. Pleasant
Vilc, y. v, on Thursday, December IS, al
3:5O r. NJ. Train leaves Grand Central
Terminal, Harlem Division. OF 2;i3.
BRADY John r.. on December 70. in his
73d year. Funeral from his late resi-
dcnce, 512T Broadway, on Saturday. De-
ceniber II. then 20 ST. Johns Church,
22ist 81. and EingEhridEe av. where
solemn requiem mass win he ssld at 10
A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
OBITUARIES.
DR. THOMAS CANBy CRAIG.

DIR. Thomas Canby Craig. widely
known physician and surgeon, died
Tuesday az his home. 275 Clinton ave.
niue. Brooklyn.
He was born at Chambersburg. Pa,
November 3. 1859. and was graduated
from the University OF Pennsylvania
IN 1850. lie became n surgeon in the
United states Navy IN 1891 with the
rank Of Lieutenant and served In the
Far East. Egypt and South America.
After eighteen years In the navy he re-
tired bccause OF physical disability and
had practiscd medicine In Brooklyn
since then. lie was long identified with
the Board OF Health and for twenty
years an assistant medical director Of
the Manhattan Life Insurance COM
pany. Hc leaves his wife and a daugh-
ter Tntcrmcnt will he at Chambers
burg.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Miss Woodruff
Makes Her Debut
!. at Colony Club
Luncheon Also Given for Miss
.Croll, Recently Engaged to
Mr.. A. p. Morgan.

Mrs. James =. Woodruff of Litchheld.
Coan.. who is passing some weeks with
her father, Mr Jared Weed Bell at 2fs
Lexington avenue. gave luncheon
party yesterday at the Colony Club for
her debutante daughter. Miss candace
C. Woodruff.
Among the guests were Misses Mary
Anderson. Elizabeth Kountze. Sylvia
Goddard, Anne Burr, Maud Cabot, Ciar-
isse de Rham, Mary Louise Dening,
Katharine L. Seabury, Emily Fordycs
Dodge. Emily Billings. Harriet paige
Greene, Paula Siedenburg. Fiorenoe
Lockwood. Kathleen Beale Crawford.
Olivia Johnson. Louise Trippe. Betty
wolcott Merchant. Molly Van r. cogs-
we'll, Charlotte Church, Marjorie Hughes.
Dora Hotchkiss, Leila Baldwin. Grace
Knox. Dorothy Schin and Elizabeth
Meeker
Mrs. Frank Briggs Carpenter gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Plaza Tor
Miss Janet S. Croll. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Smyth Croll of Flush
ing. l.. l., whose engagement 10 Mr.
Alexander Perry Morgan "A son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan
OF, Princeton. n. j., was announced re-
Gently. The other guests were Mrs
Archibald G.. McIiwaine, Jr.; Misses
Frances Day Carpenter, Elsie Croll.
Eleanor Francke. Adelaide Keyes,
Elizabeth Baskerville, Lucy X. Bulkley.
Phyllis Hartman, Julia Brown Fincke,
Dorothy Brown. Josephine Flood and
Helen Outerbridge.
a debutante luncheon will be given
to-day at the Ritz-Carlton by Mrs.
Frederick William Wigand of 399 Park
avenue to introduce her daughter, Miss
Thelsla c. Wgand, who recently re-
turned from Europe.
Mrs. Norman III. Davis will give a
luncheon party next Monday at SO
East Seventy-ninth street for her de-
butante daughter. Miss Martha Davis
Tor whom she will give an afternoon
reception with dancing at the same
place on December 27.
Mr.. John Achelis will give a dinner
for 5his daughter, Miss Dorothy Ache
lis.on the night of January at Sherry's
A theatre party will follow.
Mrs. Rector X. Fox of LAG East Forty
ninth street will entertain at luncheon
atsthc Colony Club to-day for her
daughter. Miss Virginia Fox. and Misses
Elizabeth Kountze, Rosamond horland
and NJ. s. Sturges. The guests will be
nifty dcbutantes of this and last season
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
DR.. d. A. w. SMITH DIES
IN RANCOON, BURMA
Missionary Was Son of Au-
thor of America

RANGooN, India. Dec THE Rev.
d. Smith. ST. senior missionary OF the
American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society died here to-day. lie haa
worked for fifty-nine years In Burma
Boston, Dec. 1f-Dr. Daniel Apple
ton White Smith, who died at Rangoon.
Burma. to-day. was born AZ Waterville.
Me, while his father. the Rev. DR.
Samuel Francis Smith. author OF
America" was a professor at Water
Vile (1ater Colby College. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1869 and
from the Newton Theological Institution
IN 1863, soon afterward going 10 Burma.
For many years he was president OF
tie Karen Theological Seminary at In
sain, near Rangoon. He was awarded
rhe honorary degree of doctor OF sacred
saeo;ogy by the Chicago Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary in 1883. He leaves
two daughters, both now in Burma, and
one son. DIR. Appleton w. Smith. for
meriy superintendent of the Hartford
Hospital, Hartford, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
MRS. GEORGE w. THORP
IS DEAD IN FLORENCE
Widow of New York Importer
Was 90 Years Old.

Mrs. Anna Greenleaf Thorp, widow OF
George w. Thorp. member of an old New
York family, died on Wednesday IN
Florence. italy. Sho was In her NINETY
fourth year. Mrs Thorp was the daugil-
ter of Joseph Greenlelaf and a grand
daughter of Thomas GreenIeaf, one OF
the first newspaper publishers in New
York.
Mrs. Thorp leaves a daughter, Miss
Emmeline G.. Thorp. who resided with
her in Florence, and a son. Joseph @.
Thorp. OF Eas.hampton. l.. I. Funeral
services and burial will be abroad.
George w. Thorp, New York importer.
died in 1872.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
CHALIAPIN AND MATZENA UER
IN OPERA BORIS GODUNOV
Large Audience at the Metropolitan Hears Russian
Bass and Associates in the Cast.

Mrs. Theron r. Strong and Mr. Shipley
Jones.
The party in Box 81 included Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston Parsons. Miss Adrienne
lselin. Miss Cook of Baltimore, Messrs.
William T. Shepherd, John Suydam and
w. E. Shepherd, Jr.
Mr.. Il. Francis Hyde's guests IN Box
81 we're Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin
and Mrs. Clarence NJ Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. pinsmore
and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Delafield
We're members of the party in Box 2.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Haisey
in Box 26 were Mr. and Mrs. Paul d..
Cravath and Mrs. Edward Clark.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Vos in Box
IL were Mrs. Philip Gossler, Mrs. Ed
ward Murphy and Mr.. William W..
Miller.
Capt. and Mrs. Gloster Armstrong
were members of the party in Box ii.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
MA YOR SCULLY DIES;
WAS ILL 3 MONTHS
Elected S Times to Congress 1;
Victim of Heart Disease.

Mayor Thomas J. Scuiy of South Am
boy. n. j., five times elected to Con-
gress and delegate TO the Democratic
national conventions of 1908, 1912 and
1916, died yesterday I'm his home. He
had been i'll three months with heart dis
ease.
Mr. Scully was born at South Amboy
and was graduated from, Seton Hall
College. South Orange. He was elected
n Representative in 1910 from the Third
New Jersey district and served continu-
ously until last year, when he declined
to run because of III health. lie was
then elected Mayor. He leaves his wife.
Mrs. Mary Frances Scully, a daughter
and a son.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
aLnERTUs yoGT.

AAcEsosvtLfE. Fla. Dec. li.--Albertus
voKi. discovcrcr 90 the Florida phos-
phafe deposits and prominent in the
buill-fng 81 railroads In Mexico and the
southwestern States. died yesterday at
hla home here. aged ~ years. lie was
IN charge ~ tho engineer corp of the
southern Pacific when the route 20 Los
Angeles from the east was selected.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
SALE FOR THE NAVY CLUB.

Mrs. E. c. Potter is chairman of a
large committee that will have charge
of the rummage sale tomorrow and
Saturday at Ala Madison avenue for
the National Navy Club at Is East
Forty-first street, of which Mr. Franklin
d. Roosevelt is president. The as
sociates of Mrs. Potter include Mrs.
Julian w. Robbins, Mrs William II.
1faniilton. Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn.
Mrs. Charles A. Childs and Mrs Edward
T6lfree
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
GUSTAV AkERLUNn.

Gustaf Akcriund OF the engineering
firm of Akcrlund A. scmmes. n Battery
place, died Sunday at his home. 100
West keyenty-slxth street. after n lingor-
ina Illness. Hs was ~ years old. Born
in flerss. Sweden. Mr.. AkcrlvrJ wss
graduated from the Boras institute of
Technology and later studied in Ger
many. tie came 20 the United States
eighteen years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
SEVENTEEN PIANISTS TO PLAY.
To Appear at Concert for Benefit
Of MOrftz MoszkOwski.

Seventeen pianists who are well known
to the followers of the seasons concerts
have promised 10 appear at an unusual
concert In Carnegie Hall on the night
Of December 81 for the benefit of Moritz
Moszkowski, the composer, who now is
in his sixty-seventh year and is i'll and
in financial distress in Paris.
The benefit has been arranged by
Mrs. Ernest Schelling. whose husband
will be among the contributing artists;
Mrs. Charles Z. Mitchell. Mrs. Henry
Martyr Alexander Mrs. George Barton
French and Mrs. John A. Hartwell. The
headquarters of the committee is the
Office of the Moszkowski Testimonial
Committee at so West Fortieth street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
NOTES FROM HOT SPRINGS.
Mr. and Mrs. warren Murdoch
Among Arrivals nc Resort.

SPECIAL Dsspafch % Tur Nrw haK iirsAtr
Hor SrrINos, Va. Dec it.--Mr. and
Mfs. Warren Murdoch arrived to-day
from New York and registered ~ The
clubhouse Cor Roif, rieying over The long
course before luncheon. Licut.-Col Rob
ori Marsh Jr.. ana Mr a. RI White
played q 1nai round % Eolf before
starting for New York
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent " Monialbo
and Mrs. Eimor schicsNingef arrived
from Nav Nork
MrA Henry y. Gardner - New York
and Mrf. Henry V. haFrh ~ isos An
gclcs drove 30 Germantown. MI ana
Mrs seth Eiy had the nnai ridr ~ ihff
visit before leaving Cor TulFs. nhia
Mr. ard Mrs Robert n Miller of
Montclmiy. Who we're here un tleir
honeymoon. started for Atlarfir cry.
Mr. nnd Mrs GeorWU X Reed started
Cor New Nork Ar. end Mr. william
d. hhate~ started for OitaVa.
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New york Herald Bureau.
MashinEfon. ID. C.. Dec IL.
The marriage OF Miss Mildred McRae.
daughter OF Brtg. Gen. and Mrs. James
~ Mcftac, TO Capt Archibald Miles
Mixson. u. s. A. took place tonight
- St PaurA Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Talbot. rector of the church. and
was followed by a reception at the
homo OF tho brides parents.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Dorothy McFac. as maid of honor;
Mrs. John r. Kahle as matron OF honor.
and Misses Helen Ohnstad OF Fort Mon
roe, Grace Kinson and Louise Pugh OF
Washington as bridesmaids. Little Miss
Alice Torrey, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Daniel III. Torrey. was flower girl.
Capt. Donald NJ. McRae. brother OF
the bride, was the best man. The
ushers we're Major John II. kahle.
Capt. Gustav Viliaret. aid to the Presi-
dent, Major Sumner Waite. Lieut. Fred
eric Rosenbsum and Mr.. William T.
Navin. formerly OF the navy.
Capt and Mrs. Mixson started for
New York and later viii go 10 Charles
ton. the home of the bridegroom. 10
pass Christmas. After visit 20 Mexico
they viii live al Camp Travis. the Cap
tain being adjutant OF the infantry
brigade there.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

LvcH In the Police Department pick
pocket squad. died Tuesday night at his
home. 530 Manhattan avenue. He retired
~ a detective sergeant August 1, 1920,
after twenty-five years of service. His
most notable capture was that OF Lefty
Devoe. convicted OF murder, who escaped
from Sing Sing. Gaynor caught sight OF
him while looking for pickpockets. and
with tho aid OF Detective Sergeant Henry
MugEe. disarmed Devoe in a furious
fight
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
EDWARD M. UNDERHILL.

Edward NJ. Underhill, 50. prominent
contractor, is dead at his home In Land
ing road. Glen Cove. L. T.. after several
weeks of Illness. Mr.. Underhill was
son of Capt. William Underhill and was
born at Oyster Bay. He was at one
time Commissioner OF Highways OF
Oyster Bay. He was n director of the
Nassau Union Bank of Glen Cove. He
leaves his wife and one son.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

JOHN BRADY. "A dancing instructor
in this city for half century. died Tues
day OF cirrhosis of the liver in his Sow
enty-third year at his home 5727
Broadway. lie formerly had n studio at
Broadway and Thirty-fourth street.
which he later moved TO the upper West
eide. His pupils included the children
OF many families socially prominent. He
leaves his wife. four daughters and a
son.
JOHN +. GAYNOR. A. who was re-
gsrded as one OF the most expert opera
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN DIES.

REPUBLIC, Wash, Dec. l4.-Herman
Bicycle, 81, a native of Blairville. Pa.
and veteran of the Mexican war and
Of the occupation OF the State OF Cali
fornia. is dead here to-day. While still
a. boy he accompanied band OF emf
grants to Texas before the Mexican war.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
l. OST AND FOU n d.

LOST-rITTED BAG.
hrnW canvas cover. silver gilt mountinss,
nlarscd ~ = ~ $500 reward viii be PAID
unnn refurn. positively no questions asked.
,one stlgvessnt f7oo, ask for Mr.. HAYES,
LftSf in TIE ladies room OF the Adelphi
thraire. silver gate top mesh bag. The
nudsr VIII receive 80 reward. Return 20 r.
iAiFEf.s, carnsrie Han. a7th st and Ith av.
Lori = HANDBAG. BROWN LEATHER.
contAining moliey and other valuables. on
lih ay. bus. Llheral reward go West
Iffh fsdinfsfbua Sgsa
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
BISHOP MANNING A GUEST.

Members of the Churchwomen's
League for Patriotic Service will give a
luncheon for Bishop William IT. Man
ming in the Biltmore to-day. The Rev.
DR. Arthur Seldom Lloyd and the Rev
Herbert Shipman, Suffragan Bishops of
New York, also will be present. The
diocesan president of the league. Mrs.
Henry Gansvoort Sanford will preside.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mr.. George Eustis corcoran and his
daughter, Miss Lucinda Corcoran. left
Newport for New York yesterday to
join Mrs. Corcoran at their apartment
I'm 1s2 West Fifty-eighth street. where
they will remain for three months.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
CONFIRM M MATIONS

COHEN. and Mrs. Max Cohen Of i5i
West seth 81. announce the bar mi,svah
OF their son Frederick Martin or Satur.
Csy. pe-emper II. at Temple B'uai Jesh-
urtIr. 25T West sSth st., promptly AZ 30
NJ
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

NEX FORD SEDAN STOLEN:
CAN HE IDENTIFIED BY MIR
Ruk on IEFT-WAND MUD
GUARD CONTAINING THREE
SCREWS LICENSE no. 2i2fT2:
E~GINE No. 5SssfT5. LIBERAL
REWARD IF FOUND. PHONE
iI.s-J ALLENHURSr.
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IN ME MoRGAM

LTONAEp. -fn fnrnoff 20 rnfaH hrHsf
Leonard. UUrrf.hfr fa. fHiP
MF .rndfr. devoted eifs
Aiy vnl Gear aIf.
WIITTE.--In lutnn mnrlnr5 rf NIrr.
waicrmsn white tied December ia. fftl