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The New York herald., 1921-03-17
QUEEN MARIE'S PLAYS
TO BE PUT IN FILMS
Rur1anian Ruler to See Works
Screened at Los Angeles.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 16.-That
Queen Marie OF Rumania is going TO
take active part in the making Of motion
pictures and Is coming TO Los Angeles
next October. following world tour, is
the announcement made to-day by Lois
Weber, cinema director.
Miss Weber has been negotiating
with Queen Marie for some time regard
ing the film rights to her books and
plays and to-day received a cable from
Major James A. Miller. the Queens en-
voy, who Is now In Athens, conveying
the Queens acceptance of the offer TO
film her plays together with those OF
Carmen sylvia, the late Rumanian Queen
and also the further information that
Queen Marie will arrive here In October.
1t is even possible that Queen Marie
will appear in one or more of the pic
lures. But If not, the film recently made
Of her " Taai and others photographed
In the palace grounds in Bucharest will
be used as prologue TO her filmed
work
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.
TTENTION, GARAGE 4 STORAGE MEM
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
S. p. LEVERIDGE, FRIEND
OF EAST SIDE. DIES
Physician Widely Knoun for
Works of Charity.

DR.. Sllas Pierson Leveridge, 65 years
old. well known in the lower East Side
because of his charitable, political and
other activities, died early yesterday at
his home, 277 East Broadway. He had
been i'll from double pneumonia since
last Friday.
DR.. Leveridge came from an old New
York family that settled on the East
Side more than 100 years ago. His
father. John l.. Leveridge, and his grand
father John w. C. Leveridge. were both
physicians and lived there. DR.. Lever
idge had lived for 40 years in the house
where he died. and was born in the same
black.
He leaves a daughter, Miss Ethel Syl-
via Leveridge. His only son, robert
Mackenzie Leveridge, was killed in
France with the 105 Machine Gun Com
pany of the Twenty seventh Division.
His wife died several years ago. DR..
Leveridge was active in East Side Demo-
cratic organizations. He was a men,
ber of the Episcopal Church. Funeral
services will be held at o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
CUBISM INVADES
FRENCH MUSEUM
Modernist Paintings ard
Drawings Provoke Discussion.

The Museum OF French Art, which
frequently has exhibited loan collec-
tions OF eighteenth century French art,
now makes an immense jump forward
in history and showed an important coli
lection OF "modernist" paintings and
drawings. borrowed for the occasion
from New York collectors.
The artists include Cezanne, Redon.
Rodin. Degas. Gauguin. Derain, Renoir.
Forain. Marie Laurencin. Ficasso. Duty
and Gleizes. 1t was one by the last
named painter that aroused most dis
cussion at private view for the men,
bers OF the museum and their guests.
1t was called The Return" and in the
midst OF the swIrTng lines some thought
they saw an indication OF the figure Of
a man. but others were not sure. Ii
was suggested b. one spectator with a
liberal turn Of mind that IN 'Srhe Re-
turn" Mr.. Gleizes probably intended to
suggest the forced and disastrous land
Ing Of an unfortunate aviator. But
however that may be, the composition
was exceedingly compact and was exc
cuted with an air Of authority.
The contributions OF Cezanne were
water coiors. in all of which this paint
er's genius for suggesting volume and
solidity with the utmost economy OF
means, was apparent. There were
pastels and drawings by Degas. a won
derfully concise drawing by Forain.
strange and intriguing designs by Marie
Laurencin and subtle, intense studies by
Fable Picasso.
Among those who loaned paintings
to the exhibition were Mrs. Latnrop
Brown, Mrs. Nelson Robinson. Albert
y. Gailatin. Miss Anna c. Pellew, Miss
katnerine s. Dreier, Hamilton Easter
Field. Marius de zayas and Walter
Pach Among those who assisted in re-
ceiving were Mrs. McDougall Hawkes-
MRS Henry Mottet and Miss Margaret
B. Gould.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
JOHN S. TWELLS DIES.
20 YEARS u. S. CONSUL
Served at Naples, Jamaico
and Carlsbad.

John Steele Twells 81 years old, who
retired fifteen years ago from the con-
suiar service of the United States. with
wnich he had been connected for twenty
years, died Tuesday at his home, is
West Ninth street.
Mr.. Twells was born In Maryland. near
Baltimore, and was the last survivor of
the Princeton class OF 1854. He was
American Consul at Naples. Jamaica and
Carlsbad. He married Miss Julia Watts
OF Philadelphia, daughter of the Amer
lean Ambassador TO the Court of Vienna
She died several years ago
He leaves two daughters, Mrs Julian
de Strenholm Of this city and Mrs
Charles McCloskey, now living In Bel
gium. and one son, Philip Stanley Twells
OF Mexico city. Funeral services will
be held at IL O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
Miss MOfat and
j. c. White, Son of
Diplomat, to Wed
Bride-to-Be Is Granddaughter
OF Late Henry E. Pierrepont
of Brooklyn.

Mrs. r. Burnhanl Moffat Of ~ East
Sixty-sixth street yesterday announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Barclay Moffat. TO Mr.. John
Campbell White. son OF Mr.. Henry
White OF this city and washington
ID. c. This is one Of the most I'M
portant engagements OF the season and
Will be OF interest here as well ~ IN
Europe, where, through his diplomatic
career. Mr. Henry White Is well known.
The wedding VIII take place on April
in st. James's Church. Madison ave-
nue. and Seventy-first street.
Miss Moffat was introduced 10 New
York society in the season OF l9l9-2U'
after she had been graduated from MISS
Chapins School. She is the daushter
Of the late r. Burnham Moffat ana the
granddaughter OF the late Henry y.
Pierrepont OF Brooklyn, her mother nav
ing been Miss Ellen Low PierrePont'
member OF a family prominent for many
generations in this State. Miss Moifat
Is a member of the Junior League. Sne
has one brother, Mr.. Jay Pierrepone
Moffat. who Is an attache OF the Amer
tcan Legation in Warsaw. where ms
sisters fiance formerly was stationed
as secretary.
Mr.. White was graduated from Har-
yard In 1907 and now is on detail al tne
state Department in Washington. ms
father, who last November married MRS.
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane, widow or Will
lam Douglas Sloane, began his dipio-
rrpstlc caree~ in 1883, when he was ap-
EyohAted to TIE legation In Vienna. Later
ne served Ill London and other impor-
liant capitals of Europe and In ls0t
Ne was appointed by President Roosevelt
As Ambassador to France. He was
Representative OF the United states at
she Algeciras conference IN 1907 and IN
December. 1918. President Wilson ap-
bointed him a delegate to the peace con-
ference.
Thus young Mr.. White comes most
naturally to his position in diplomatic
fife. His mother, who died several years
ago, was Miss Margaret Stuyvesant
Rutherfurd, daughter Of the late Lewis
Norris Rutherfurd, and her brother. the
late Lewis Morris Rutherfurd. was the
second husband of Mrs. William x. van
derbilt Mr.. Whites sister, who was
Miss Muriel White, now is the Countess
Ernst Scher-Thoss, her marriage to the
German noblemsn having taken place
IN Paris while her father was American
Ambassador to France.
The date of the marriage has been
set early as Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White
are to sail for England in April TO pass
part OF the season in London.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

LOW.--on March n. 1921, at his residence,
2j7 Summit nv. Mount Vernon NJ Y,
Harry ~. beloved husband OF Catherine
Ford Low. Funeral at ST. Ursu!a's
Church. Thursday at 10 A. NJ. Interment
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
500 TO ATTEND GIBBS DINNER.
Many Noted Persons Are Among
Those Making Reservations.

Nearly 500 reservatit ns have already
been made for the dinner to be given in
honor OF Sir Philip Gibbs by the Allied
Loyalty League at the Biltmore Mo1day
evening. when sir Philip will speak on
1.-THE World Crisis" Among those who
will attend are
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Grier, DR.. and Mrs,
Hermann M. Biggs. Mr.. and Mrs. j s
Metcalfe. Miss Juliana Cutting. Miss
Cottenet. Miss Belle Gurnee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chiide Hassam Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Olyphant, Mrs. Hilborne L. Roose-
velt the Countess Salm. Mrs. Lorillard
Spencer, Miss Cecilia Beaux, Mrs.
Campbell Clark. Mrs. Edward Nc
Vickar. Mrs. Charles II. Ditson. Edward
II. Blashfield, Robert Bridges. Mr. and
Mrs. James Forbes
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

Among those who witnessed the per-
'ormance Of "Deburau" at the Belasco
Theatre last night were Mr.. Frank l..
Babbitt. Mrs o. NJ. Edwards and Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Burr.
At the Vanderbilt to sec Irene" were
Mr. John Drinkwater, Col and Mrs
rranklyn Thompson and Miss Elsie
Ferguson.
"Top-Top' at the Globe Theatre was
seen by Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Pinck-
ney Walker, Miss H. Jean Aitken. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Ludlow. Mr.. Samuel A.
richards. Mrs. Charles c. Bull and
Mrs. Charles p. Tooker
Seeing Enter Madame" at the Full
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Perry, Mr..
John 9. Hughes. Mrs. Edwin Beers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald e. Bronner.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
ADAM PFLEGING BURIED.
Garden city verger saw Monitor
and Merrimac Battle.

, Funeral services were conducted by
Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long
Island Protestant Episcopal diocese yes
terday In Garden City for Adam Pfleg-
inE, verger OF the Cathedral Of the In
carnation there since It's opening forty
years ago.
Mr.. Pfleging was a veteran Of the civil
war and was at Fortress Monroe when
the Merrimac and the Monitor met, and
watched tho battle. a mimic ball. with
which he was shot. lodged In his hip and
was not removed for many years. lie
wore II as a watch charm Late in the
war he was captured and sent to Libby
prison. He was rs years old.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
DUTCH .HANDCUFF KING, HERE

Kari Breau, handcuff king, known on
the vaudeville stage as '"Tom Jack !"
arrived yesterday By the Holland-Amer-
lea liner Ryndam. On the trip from
Rotterdam Breau gave a sample OF his
skill for the benefit OF the Dutch Sea-
mems Fund by getting out Of the ship's
strong room in which he had been locked
after being shackled. Tho passengers
paid $500 10 the fund 10 sea the feat
Breau did not take any OF the gold shin
nent from the safe In the strong room.
not having the genius of guessing cafe
combinations
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
81, ,OOO, 900 TO COLLEGES
FOR WOMEN IN ORIENT
Grant to Be MadS by Laura
Spelmon Rockefeller Fund.

Trustees OF the Laura Spelman Rookie
feller Memorial Fund will grant $1,000
600 for the purpose Of aiding colleges
for women in the Orient. on condition
that s2,000000 Is raised by a special
committee of the Women's American
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. This
announcement was made here yesterday
by Mrs Henry W. Peabod.' of Boston.
vice-president of the society.
The money is 10 be used for buildings
for the six colleges in Japan, China
and India which are supported by
twelve cooperating miss on boards. Mrs.
Rockefeller was greatly interested in
educational work among the women OF
the orient
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
IN M E M O RAM

DAf,Y.-A requiem mass viii be celebrated
III memory Of the late Daniel DAILY and
Anna 10 ighran DAILY az o A. NJ. on Fri-
day March IS. at .he Church ~ tho
Blessed Sacrament. Broadway and fist 50.
HEALD.--In loving memory Of Mary 4.
Iiuald. Died March ~. 1914.
sIGEs.-In owing memory OF our dearly be-
loved Pauline Sigel the faithful and most
devoted mother. who departed this life
March H. 1870. Albert sige and Frances
y, Sgel.
VALENTlNE.--W A. IN loying
memory OF our beloved husband and
father, Who departed ,his life March H.
1890 Our hearts will ever mourn for
thee.
WARD requiem mass will hc celebrated
III memory OF the late Edward ~ Ward
al A Nf on Friday. March rs, Mt tha
Chr rrh of 81. Tgnatius Loyoia, sIth IT.,
Park av New York city
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
LUNCH FOR AMBASSADOR RICCI.

vittorio Roland Ricci. the new
italian Ambassador to the United
states was entertained at luncheon
yesterday aboard the Transatlantica
Itaiiana steamship Dante Alighieri,
which will sail to-day for Naples and
Genoa with zoo cabin passengers. m
cluding Mrs William J. Gaynor, widow
Of the former Mayor: Adam l.. Kohler
former general manager Of the Union
Pacific, and Mrs. Kohler. Other guests
at the luncheon were the Ambassadors
son, Fiilipo: Francesca Quadrone of the
Italian High Commission. Italian Con-
sui General Bernardo. II. II. Raymond.
president OF the Clyde and Mallory lines.
and II. B. Walker OF the Old Dominion
line
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
ROBERT REID FRIER.

ALAMEDA, Cal. March i6-Bobert
Reid Frier. 50 years old. Crimcan War
veteran. who had made his home In
California the last twenty years, Is dead
here. lie was widely knoyn as swords
man, having given exhibitions In Aus
tralla. South America. Canada and the
United States. II Is reported he fought
several duele IN South America, and In
1898 challenged the secretary OF tho
Spanish Embassy Offering himself in
the place Of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. who
had been challenged by that official
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
TO AID POLISH ORPHANS.

A benefit performance OF THE Dancer"
Is TO be given Easter night at Henry
Miller's Theatre for the American Com
mittee for Polish Orphans. The play ls
under the direction Of Harrison Grey
Fiske and will serve TO Introduce 10 the
English speaking stage the Polish actress
Nine. Halina Bruzovna. Among the pa
irons are Nine. Senbrich. Mrs. Minnie
Maddern Fiste. Mrs Robinson DUFF. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. stettlnlus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Drummer ana Mr. and Mrs. Fra TX
l. Cobb.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
THOMAS BUTTLING.

Thomas Buttling captain OF attendants
in Kings County Court for twenty years.
died yesterday at his desk in Part I. OF
the County Court where Judge William
r. Bayes was presiding. Adjournment
was taken for the day in all parts of
the court az mark OF respect. Mr.
Buttling was born In the Fifth ward nf
Brooklyn ffty-three years ago. and was
brotlor of the late William Buttling,
a former Sheriff Of Kings county.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
MISS ANNE MORGAN's APPEAL.
Wants French Woman Brought 20
study RecrentionaI Work.

Miss Anne Morgan made an appeal
last night at a meeting OF the rnkowa
Club OF New York city In the Town
Hall for funds to pay the expenses to
America OF French woman. an EXPERT
in recreation work, who will study the
methods followed in America 60 give
business and professional women the ad-
vantages OF out of doors play and
recreation. The Inkowa Club is an cr-
ganization OF business women
Two Mohawk Indians Oskenorton and
Chinquilla. entertained with dances and
songs.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
OSCAR G.. MASON DIES.
Was Medical Photographic Mt
Bellevue for 30 Years

Oscar G. Mason. for fifty years medI-
cal and surgical photographer al Belle
vue Hospital. died in the hospital last
right In his 92d year His home was at
Eli West Eightieth street.
Mr.. Mason became identified with
Bellevue In 1866 In 1897. when X-ray
photography was introduced in medical
circles, he became the hospitals radiog-
rapher. He resigned in 1895 to special
ize in telescope photography. He was
stricken with pneumonia on Monday and
removed immed ately to the hospital He
leaves widow and daughter.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
1000 TO SING FOR CHARITY.
Nine. Marie RRppoId to Take Part
I'm Music Festival.

The charity music festival which is to
be held next Sunday in Madison Square
Garden will have on its programme Jo-
hannes Sembach and Nine. Marie Rap
pold Of the Metropolitan Opera House
and two thousand singers of the asso-
ciated choral societies of the Northeast
ern States. There also will be a SYM
phony orchestra OF one hundred and
twenty pieces.
Letters indorsing the undertaking
have been received from President Har-
ding. Gov. Miller. Gov. Edwards and
from the Mayors OF several neighboring
cities.
The entire proceeds OF the concerts
H,ll be devoted to the relief OF starving
hildren In Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
KING VISITS EARL OF DERBY.

LONDON. March licking George and
Queen Mary left London this afternoon
for Knowsley. the home Of the Earl OF
Derby, near Liverpool, whose guests
they will be for the Grand National
Steeplechase. They were accompanied
by Mr.. Hugh c. Wallace, United States
Ambassador 20 France. and Mrs. Wal
lace
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
SOCIAL NOTES.

The Misses Elizabeth w. and Caroline
White, who have been passing the win
er in Washington. u. c., will return
70 New York late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Schulze
will return this week from Florida to
visit their son-in-law and daughter Mr..
nd Mrs. jeremiah Mllbank. before re-
turning to their home In St Paul.
Mr.. William I, Tilden OF Philadelphia
5 stopping at the Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
Trs N. J. Muiqueen entertained eight
friends at dinner In the Della Robbia
Dom there last evening
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.
ATTENTION, GARAGE 4 STORAGE MEM
$500 reward win be paid for tho recovery OF
q RikeT ton truck, 1920 model. factory
No. 5sl7. engine No. ST3G, license No. s5O305.
New York, 1920 stolen from nea- pier 20.
North River, Chambers St. New York city,
February 20. 1921. Phone Broad 1872. Mr..
$500 reward win be paid for the recovery
ot an Acme 3t2 ton truck. stolen, van body.
l920 model; factory Mo- s5G9C, motor No.
0Its-EI. stolen from Brooklyn, ". r., De-
eenoer. 1920. Phone Broad 1872, Mr.. Leo.
$500 reward win be paid for the recovery
81 = stolen Winther truck. .ia ton, half van
nneay. l92O model; motor No. 1886 serial No.
5silB. license s6T2Ts, New York, 1920. stolen
february from Columbus av.. New York
CITY Phone Bread 1879. Mr.. Leo.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
NEW PLAY AT PRINCESS.

Suppressed Desires" a comedy IN
two scenes by Susan Glaspell and
George Cram Cook was Inserted as the
curtain raiser for THE Er peror Jones'
at the Princess last night, Offering n
note of satiricai humor to the intense
ONeill play.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
SENATOR TOWNSEND WEDs.
Marrics Miss Nannctte ID. Loomis
I'm Jackson, Mich.

JACKSON, Mich, March 16.-United
States Senator Charles z. Townsend and
Miss Nannette r. Loomis were married
at the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
Ernest B. Loomis, to-day. Only small
group of guests witnessed the ceremony.
performed by the Rev w. Fl. Couden
af Concord, Mich.
Senator and Mrs. Townsend left for
q brief wedding journey. liter which
they viii go to Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
DE WITT d. COOK .

De witt ~ Cook q manager for James
III. Durham Company. wholesale dry
goods dealers of $40 Broadway, and as
ISOLATED with that firm for nearly fifty
years, died Tuesday al his home In
Bronxvllle, aged ~. He leaves his wife,
Josephine y. Cook a son, Howard II of
Chicago and q daughter, Mrs. Carlton
Fardnn this city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
MISS FARRAR RECEIVERS.

Miss Geraldine Farrar, who had been
suffering from severe cold. has fully
recovered. II was announced last night
by the Metropolitan Opera COMPANY.
she viii sing tomorrow night in
"Manon."
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
MISS ALBERTsoN's WEDDING.

The marriage Of Miss Erma Louise
Albertsen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Il. Albertsen to Mr.. William D.
Dickey will take place on the afternoon
OF April 1s in the chantry OF st. Thomas 's
Church.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller OF II
East Sixty-first street gave dinner last
evening In honor of Miss Catharine
Harding, whose marriage to their son.
MI. Lorillard Suffern Taller, will take
place Wednesday, April 8.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock's daughter and
sor or-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Giuseppe Cata-
l!ni. the former the Italian Minister to
Venezuela, will arrive by the Olympic
tits morning, and after few days at
the Ritz-Carlton will go to Washington.
Mrs. Edwin Gould will give a dinner
and theatre party on March 81 for Miss
Louise Morris and Mr.. Dudley H. Mills.
whose engagement was announced re-
Gently. Miss Morris Is a daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs Dave Hennen Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Burden win
start for Europe next Saturday by the
Olympic. They win be absent several
weeks and on their return will go to
Newport.
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting and her
scn-in-law and daughter. Mr., and Mrs.
Henry James, have been passing fort
night at Oakdale. L. I.
Mrs. John Innes Kane win start for
Europe on board the Rotterdam on April
3, to remain until July. when she will
60 to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen C. Clark OF 46
East Seventieth street will start for
Europe on board the Olympic next Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox will start to-day
for 2 visit in Aiken. S. c., with Mrs.
Louis du Pont Irving.
There will be a meeting this morning
with Mrs. F. Ashton de Peyster at 115
East Sixtieth street OF the Lenten Sew
ing Class for the New York Nursery and
CEild's Hospital.
Miss Martha NJ. Ottley will give a
luncheon to-day at 20 West Fifty-third
street for Miss Dorothy Post Clapp. who
vii: be married to Mr.. Van Henry Cart
nell, Jr.. on March 81.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam will give a
dinner tonight at her home. 1867 Fifth
avenue
The recently appointed Swedish Min
lister to the United States and Nine Axel
F. Wallenberg, who arrive by the Olym-
pie to-day, will be ct the st. Regis until
they go to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Childs Drexel
Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, are at the St Regis.
Mrs. Frederic p. Sands Of Newport is
In New York with her daughter, Mrs.
Lcrillard Spencer. Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
In Me,nerinm.

BLYHENBuRGH--Am daughter Of tho
late BENJAMIN Il. Blyhenburgh. on Tues
day, March Is, In tne 18th year 81 her
age. Funeral from ner iaie residence, az
March 49, at 2'a0 p. w.
COLLIER.-At Lenos, Mas. Tuesday. March
Is. Clara Townsend Adee. wife OF the late
Grace Church. New York city Thursday,
March II. at p. M. lnterment at Wood
lawn.
cooK.-on March 10, ne witt ~. beloved
husband of Josephine II. Cook, aged -
years. Funeral services al Burr. Davis &
sons Mtrtuary IL South 4th av., Mount
Vernon Friday, az 4,45 y. NJ. Train
leaves Grand Central Terminal at .OJ,
New Haven Railroad.
DEI.AVAN.- March -. 1921, stuard
Curtis Funeral services NJ his late reR-
idencc, 104 Highland road, Great k!lla,
staten Island, Thursday evening. March
II, nt 3 o'clock.
ptJNNELL. L.-peiestine Commandery. No. ~.
Knights Templar-Fraterss our prelate
emeritus, the Rev. and Sir William ~
after a soiourn here Of nearly ninety
seven years. Services az st. Iauls Chapel.
Thursday. at " o'clock. You aro re-
Charles L. Chalmers. Eminent commandsr
n y. Barnes, Recorder
DUNNELL. Almighty God IN His wise provi-
deuce, having taken from our midst the
ltev. william NJ Dunnell 8. T r., rector
emeritus OF All Saints Church. New York
city, the members ahu FORMER pariehloneIa
are requested 10 attend the funeral gor-
yire al 81 Paurs Chapel March II. al
IL A. NJ, and are Invited 70 Join In 4
memorial communion at All Saints
Church On Easter Day AZ 1880 A. NJ. by
tbe vestry Grover g. Sniffen. Clerk.
ENGEL. L.-Mlnna, on March a.. 1921, al Prss-
byterlan Hospital, IN her list year. be-
loved wife az Ernest q. Engel aud mother
or Mile a. Blndseil and William PasChke.
Funeral Jacob Herrlleh's Sons Funeral
pnrlor, 332 East e.th sta Thursday,
March Il. i0ai. a. 2rl N. in,crment Il
MOUdlaWn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

LOSr-Cane, light wood. curved handle. gold
band initialled J. r. D., In taxicab picked
up between AID and 46th SITS. to f3B East
18th st. Return to DUFF 13G East 7Sth.
L0ST-S10 reward for return OF leather
purse and contents lost IN tea garden at
Flower Show, Tuesday. TO 100 T.. 3fth ct.
Losf-Bank book No. sof36s. Emigrant Saw
ings Bank, 81 Chambers ST. Payment
stopped.
LOST last Thursday night tortoise shell
rim glasses; suitable reward. MAY. phone
$500 River
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Grahame-Wh
are at the Hotel Willard for a few days
en- route to New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

Eugene Meyer. Jr., of New York and
Boston. recently appointed chairman Of
the War Finance Corporation. and Mrs.
Meyer have taken a suite at the Hotel
Washington.