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The New York herald., 1921-03-19
MOVIES FOR CHILDREN.

The first Of six Saturday motion pic
tire shows for children. under the aus
nfces OF the Junior Cinema club. whose
directors are Mrs. CHRISTOPHER Wyatt
Mrs I.angdon Geer. Mr.. Herbert w.
Adams and Mr.. Lewis HOOPER. will be
held this morning in the Plaza Theatre
Madison avenue and Fifty-ninth street.
The feature selected by the directors OF
the club for the opening day is the film
version of Maurice Maeterlincks piav.
"The BIue Bird" Among tho patronesses
are Mines John White Alexander. Lewis
couyerneur Morris. Il. Livingston Cos
tor. Roland Redmond. Tracy Dows. Hill
borne T.. Roosevelt. John Henry Ham
mond David Rumsey A. Barton Hep
burn. Willard Straight. Gustavus T.
f.irbv, John Henry Livingston, SCHUYLER
". Warren and John King Van Rensse-
laer,
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IN M E M RIAM .

pEEMCpY. In sacred and loving memory
of our dear brother, Rev. John Joseph
parnody. March 10. 1907 March r.. 1921.
IUsTfG. James Blanchard. Upon the first
anniversary ~ his death a prayer T. Of
tered for the continued peaceful repose ~
his soul He Il gone. but his memory VIII
remain lovingly and forever,
MAGNER. beatrice Una. In sad and low
ing memory of our darling daughter, who
died March 10. 1900.
sILO.-Nana Irene Silo. Loving rcmem-
bran,e Of ry dearest friend. May
WILSON. In loving memory of my dear
husband, James r.. wilson. March 10,
1921. Ills wife. Marietta Wilson.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
MODERN PRINTS AND
DRAWINGS ON VIEW
Mezzotints by S. Arlent Ed
yards IN the Collection.

a collection OF prints ard drawings
was placed on public view yesterday at
the American Art Association prepara-
tory to a sale at auction on Monday.
The prints are headed by large group
Of mezzotints By S. Arlent Edwards and
the drawings by group OF studies by
Armand Apol. contemporary Belgian.
Mr.. Edwards. who revived the art of
color printing from mezzotint plate rs
II was practised by the English
gravers OF nearly 100 years ago. already
las a number of modern followers. but
remains the chief of his school In the
eyes OF collectors. The seventy or more
prints In the present collection are all
fine Impressions. and include such well
known specimens as the Princess Beau
jolais" after Natter; the Beatrice
dEste," after Leonardo da Vinci: La
vivci the "Georcs Washington after
Savage the visit TO the Boarding
School," after Morland. and the Prince
ii orange. after Van Dyke.
Armand Apoi IS represented by about
forty drawings. almolt all of them
studies of scenes in the German war
camps. Mr.. Apol. who belonged In Brus-
sells before the war. TO the revolutionary
group OF young painters known as lie
Sillon.' served In the war and was ar
rested by the Germans IN Brussels after
ho had been invalided nome from the
front He made forced soiourn In the
Holzminden Camp. where manv Of the
drawings now shown We're made. His
outlook Is necessa rily sad. and the ac-
counts he gives Of the arrival OF pris-
oners and OF their forlorn daily occupa-
tions are very graphic Some portrait
studies are included. thorough and SYM
rathetic dclineations of certain Polish
prisoners.
In this collection there are also etch-
ings by Mary Cassatt and Thomas Row
landson, woodcut by Hokusai draw
ings by Rembrandt Rousseau. John Rus
kin, Raemaekers and Rurne-Jones.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
RHoADs-KINGsLEY.

Miss Florence Kingsley. daughter Of
Mr. Benjamin Wells Kingsley of sos
West 170th street. was married TO I-
Frederick Rutherford Rhoads son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ID Rhoads OF 80
Elton avenue. Bronx. Thursday In the
Ascension Memorial Church by the Rev
DR.. John L. Steen, the rector. The
bride was attended by Miss Lillian
Kingsley. her cousin and Miss Martha
zeisler and Mrs. Robert v. Reed. The
best man was Mr. Robert v. Reed. and
the ushers were the Messrs. Edward +.
Jeremiah and Lewis G. A. Brownson. A
reception. dinner and dance followed IN
the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
Palm Beach Wants
No Annexation of
Neighboring Towns
New Charter Drawn Up for
Presentation to Legislature
Next Month.

Special Despatch 10 TIlE NEW YoER HERALD.
PALM BEACH, Fla. March 1s.-Winter
residents here and property holders are
much interested in the proposed new
charter for the town OF Palm Beach.
which VIII be presented to the Legis-
lature next month. The most important
feature Of the charter provides that
any territory within the town ot Palm
Beach shall not be annexed to any other
town without being voted on and car
ried by two-thirds of the entire regis
tered vote. This proposal Is the outcome
of the effort. II West Palm Beach TO
make n combination or .he two places
under the natae or Palm Beach.
Mr. and Mrs David wagstaf and
their sons, David Wagstaff, Jr.. and
Hunt Wagstaff, reached here this morn
ing from Tuxedo Park. to join Mrs,
Wagstaff's mother, Mrs. Henry Morgan
rilford at her villa, Oceanic. where they
viii remain until the end Of the month.
Josiah S Cosden returned last night
from fishing trip TT West End. one
of the Bahama Islands. on board his
powerboat. Crumper. accompanied by
Lytle Hull. William Rhinelander Stewart
and ]. Gordon Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs
Cosden gave a dinner at -he beach
following their arrival.
Arriving al the Royal Poinciana to-
day from New York We're Miss Winifred
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Bement. and
iscount and Viscountess IA. Y. de Len
donck
Louis G. Kaufman ana Mrs j. Ran
dolph Robinson flew 70 Miami to-day
in aging boat and after their return
Mrs Kaufman with Mr.. Robinson flew
TO Bimini and return. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson are the house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Kaufman at Vaila Sonia.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

David Beasco's production ~ "Deburau. =
the comedy irr III the French OF Sachs Gultry
adapted by Granville Barker. with Lionel
performance IN the Belasco Theatre AZ to-
days matinee.
Charles Dillingham; yesterday placed the
Hippodrome on Sunday night May 1. at the
disposal OF tho Sidney Drew Post Of the
American Legion FOR It's annual testimonial
performance under the direction OF Com
mander Wells Hawks.
theatre party composed OF 't- Yale men
with their rucsts who were ciasgi.atos OF
Grant Mitchell attended the rforu.ance of
The Champion" AZ the lsonn ictn Theatre
last evening Among hts classmates present
we're Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt. NJ, NJ Buck
nsr nnd William Sloane.
Moime King, Deiyie Aida. Andrew Tonlbcs
and Ray Raymond, -four stars from Morris
Roses production blue Eyes" which moves
from the Casino 70 the Shubert Theatre on
Monday. entertained 5000 members OF the
Theatre Assembly al the Hotel Astor yes
;crday afternoon.
Hugh Herbert. vice-prcaident of the Ma
tional Vaudeville Association and now play
Ing the Il. - Proctor theatres. has written
thc lyrics for q new musical comedy 10 bc
called THE Pepper Pot Charles Porter and
sam Hcara have written the music. X viii
bc produced aome time in June.
Miss Helen Horeudeen, a member Of the on
aemblc OF Midnight Founders of 1891" nt
the Century Promenade. has been engaged b.
leo Correy. illustrator 70 pose for the pic.
lures of the heroine of new novel BY
Konrad Bercovici the Rumaninn novelist
The regular Sunday concerts win be given
Tomorrow at the Century, where the Howard
t.rothers VIII head the bill. ~ the Central
and al the Winter Garden. The usual sun
day t1nccrt will be given at tho Century
Promenade.
George A. Glynn, State Republican chair.
man and large party saw last nights
perfcrnarc, Of Midnight Founders OF 1921"
on tho Century Promenade.
Miss Emme Siclas. who had the title roll
IN Little Miss simplicity" was engaged
yesterday hy tho Messrs. sluhert for roll
tp blossom Time" III addition "a PLAYING
-ole Niles ~iclas win unfe-stnfy Miss Olea
cox the inma donna.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
ARCHBISHOP DOROTHEUS
DIES ON LONDON VISIT
Was EcmnenicGI Patriarch Of
ConstGntinopie.

LONDON. March 1s.-Archbishop Dor
otheus. the ecumenical patriarch Of
Constantinople, vice-president Of the
World Alliance for the Promotion OF
International Friendship Through
Churches, and former metropolitan Of
Brussa. died here tonight He was
elected temporary patriarch Of Con-
stantinople In 1913 after the retirement
Of Archbishop Germanos.
The visit Of Archbishop Dorotheus to
England was unique event. as no pa
triarch had ever gone beyond eastern
Europe. except In 1929 and 1449. when
patriachs went to the councils In Flor
ence, Italy.
The object OF the visit OF Dorotheus
to London was to make personal rep
reservations on behalf Of the non-re-
deemed Greeks and the status OF Con-
stantinople At the recent Near East
conference. On Tuesday the Archbishop
rose from a sick bed TO confer with Earl
Curzon OF Kedleston, the British Sec
retary for Foreign Affairs. After the
visit to tho Secretary he steadily de-
clined until death lntervened.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
WOMAN EDITOR RESIGNS.

The resignation Of Miss Rose Young
rs general manager and editor OF the
Woman Citizen because of III health
was announced last night by the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso-
ciation. The resignation will take ef-
feet April Is. Mrs. Raymond Brown,
who has handled various executive un-
dertakings in suffrage work. will sue
ceed to the general managership of the
publication. and Miss Virginia Roderick
Will be the new editor. Miss Roderfck
has resigned as managing editor OF
Epcrybody's Magazine to enter this
work
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
sT. AUGUSTINE.

Special Despatch 20 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, March 1S.-Mrs.
George VI. Fletcher gave a large bridge
party tonight at the Ponce de Leon for
Mrs William r. Kenan, Jr., of Lock-
Fort. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. John Insley Blair of
Tuxedo Park, n. Y. are passing fort
night here
Lieut.-Col Henry b. Clagett, u. S. A.
has arrived from Washington.
AT the Alcazar are Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Shepard of St Paul, Mrs. Samuel Ham
ilton of Philadelphia. Mrs Boyd Taylor
of Washington, Mrs. Henry @. Rockwell
Of Jersey City and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Ross of Canada.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson of
Washington arrived to-day from Miami
on board their house boat. the Ever
glades, and with them is Miss Hilda
Sykes and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley NJ.
Oler OF New York.
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HENRY c. FULLER.

Henry 9. FULLER for many years nm
active member of the New York Stock
Exchange, died AZ his home az Mount
pora, Fla. Thursday after long Illness.
He was as years or age.
Mr. Fuller became 2 member OF the
stock Exchange when the Open Board OF
Brokers and Cold Board consolidated.
lie founded the firm Of Harris & Fuller.
ana remained its senior membed until
hls retirement Il few years ago. In re-
cent years Nr. Muller had lived In
Florida
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
CHANGES IN THE THEATRES.

Ben-Ami In Samson and Delilah" at
the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre will end
Ills New Yo,k engagement tonight,
being succeeded on Tuesday next by
"rhe Ghost Between" Miss Nora Bayes
in Her Famil.. Tree" ends her run ut
the Shnbert tonight. and on Monday
Lew Fields and Miss Mollie King in
blue Eyes will be transferred from
the Casino to the Shubert. ITS III to
You opens at the Casino on Thursday
evening. THE Skin Game" at the Biiou
Theatre finishes .ts New York engage
m .at tonight. being followed on Mon
daY BY Leo DItrichstein in Toto"
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THRONG AT BACHELORS DANCE
Last OF Second Series Held at the
Vanderbilt Hotel

The last OF the second series of sup
pers and dances by The Bachelors In
the Vanderbilt Hotel last night brought
out the largest attendance since Messrs.
Richard Peters. Percy r. Pyne I'd.
Horace Chase Stebbins, Frederick
Stevens Allen, Hamilton Fish. Jr. Frank
Crowntnshield, william Rhinelander
Stewart Jr.. and Alfonso de Navarro
opened the season with the soirees for
local charities A sum in excess of SSO,-
600 has been distributed to various home
charities.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gourley. Miss Genevieve Clencenin, Mr..
Bruce Mclean Falconer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry t. Tleitmann and Mr.. Juan. M
Ceballos had parties for supper there
after the theatre.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YoRK.

Miss Grace Hendrick. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellwood Hendrick OF l39 East
Fortieth street. will give q small dance
tonight for Miss Dorothy Post Clapp
and Mr.. Van Henry Carimell. Jr., who
are to be married on March 81 The
guests will wear fancy head dresses IN
addition TO conventional evening attlre.
Mrs Grenville Kane. who has been
seriously III OF appendicitis In the Tux
edo Hospital since the middle of jan
uary. underwent a second operation yes
terday 1t was said at the hospital last
night that she was resting comfortably.
Mrs Howard ST. George and her
daughter, Miss Vivian St. George. who
have been visiting her father, Mr.
George +. Baker, at Jekyl Island. Ga.
VIII start to-day for their home in
London, England. on board the Olympic.
Mrs. John G. Elliott, Miss Allne D.
Elliott and Mr.. John D. Elliott. who
passed the winter with Mrs. James
Elliott OF 13 West Fifty-fourth street,
will return TO London or board the
Olympic. sailing to-day
Major Harold wernher and Lady
day. They Will return to the RitZ-Carl-
ton the first week in April prior to re-
turning to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
will leave their apartment at the Carle-
ton House to-day for the Hotel Chelsea,
Atlantic City. to remain over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Williams. who
were guests OF Mrs. Frederick F.
Thompson at Pinewood. s. c., for a
fortnight, have returned TO New York.
Mr.. John Steward has returned to
the st Regis from Jekyl Island. where
lie passed the winter He will sail for
Europe next month.
Mr.. John u. Rockefeller will return to
Pocantico Hills. y. Y, from Ormonde
Beach, Fla. next month
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend ex-
pect to return to New York from Cali
fornia late this month
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ r. Hoffman
have arrived from New Orleans and
are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram 9. Work, who
passed several weeks in Europe. have
returned to New York.
Mr.. Alfonso de Navarro returned yes
terday from Palm Beach and Aiken.
Comtesse Emilio oel Sera is passing a
few days at Tuxedo Park. y. X
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
TAMPA.

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
TAMPA, Fla. March 1s.-Motorin9
from St. Petersburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Logan Of Mount Holly. ". j.. enter
tanned several friends at luncheon at
the Tampa Bay Hotel to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Barnett OF Spring-
field Mass, who have been at the Tampa
Bay. entertained with a farewell luach-
con this afternoon prior TO leaving for
a tour. Their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Nash of Springfield
Arrivals at the Tampa Bay include
Mrs. ". l.. Howe Of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Mckee Of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. w. Eager Of Harris
burg Pa
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
anu Ian. ron STARVING CHINA

"Mu Ian" the Chinese play which
recently was produced at the Cort The
atre. was presented in the Century The
atre roof last night by Chinese stu
dents for the benefit Of the starving
people OF China Thomas w. Lamont.
chairman Of the American Committee
for China Famine Fund, occupied n box
and several other members OF the com
mittec were present. A large audience
witnessed the performance. which will
be repeated this evening.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
SERVICE FOR CAPT. BLAIsDELL
IO6th Infantrymen 10 Honor Him
denbur- Line Hero Tomorrow.

Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at the Fourteenth Regi-
ment Armory Ia Brooklyn, for Capt
William u. P'aisdell commander Of the
Third Battalion. l06th Infantry VINO
was killed on September 20. 1918. at the
Hindenburg Line. Capt. Blaisdell's body
vas returned from France on the
steamship Sornme last Monday
Among those attending the funeral
services will be delegations representing
William T.. Blaisdell Post and the l06th
Infantry Post Of the American Legion.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
WASHINGTON.

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes attended the exhibition drill Mt
Fort Meyer, Va, last night. The AS
sisant Secretary of War Mr.. William
r. Williams. also was present. Secre-
tary of War Weeks was present at the
drill given In the afternoon. Bota ex-
hibitions were for the tenefit o. the
post athletic fund.
Mrs. Delos A BlodGett has sent out
invita- tions for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Helen Peck Blodgett. to
Mr. Henry P Erwin on Saturday,
April 2. In ST Johns Church. The cere-
mony will Ee followed by a reception
at the home OF Mrs. Blodgett on Six
teenth street.
vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge Will
hold a reception for the diplomatic
corps on Monday afternoon from 4:3o
10 O'Clock at the Willard. Invitations
are being issued through the state De-
partment.
Mrs Henry C Wallace. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture. was the. -nest
for whom Mime. PhilIipe c. Soyez en-
tertained at tea yesterday afternoon,
Col Alfred du Bosch, Military Attache
Of the Belgian Embassy. has been re-
called and will sail tomorrow TOT
LelginL
Lord and Lady Granard are In Wash
IN gton for brief stay ano are at
tao Shoreham.
The secretary of the Smitl oman IN
stitution and Mrs. Charles =. Walcott
gave a dinner last night.
Miss Margaret Wilson, who has been
stayinG with former President and Mrs.
woodrow Wilson. has returned TO New
yorlr
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
r. RAY CoMsTocK RETURNS.

r. Ray Comstock. who has been
spending the winter at Palm Beach. re-
turned to New York yesterday and sur
prised his friends by appearing on
Broadway with a heavy coat Of tan
and weighing much more than he did
when he went South In December. Dur
ing his stay at Palm Beach Nj. Com
stock won silver trophy cup and the
tennis championship OF wnat was known
as the broadway Bunch"
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
RUSSIAN TENOR TO SING.

Saveli Walovitch. Russian tenor Of
the Follies Bergeres Of Paris. will give
a concert Of folk songs and Gypsy bal
lads from sis native country at the
American Museum of Natual History to-
aight. The entertainment is one OF a
series given at the museum each Satur-
day night by the Public Lecture Bu-
rc2u.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
GREEN ROOM CLUB REvEL.

The ensemble Of stars for the nine
teenth annual Green Room Club revel
at the George NJ Cohan Theatre on
Easter Sunday evening includes Frank
Bacon In "A Dramatic EPISODE" BY s.
Jay Kaufman: Herbert Corthel and
Miss Helen Ware In a new one act play
Miss Emily Stevens in a new piece BY
Zoe Atkins. author OF "Declasse" Miss
Belle Story and others 70 be announced.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
HISS SEDGWICK ENGAGED.
Will Become Bride OF Kevney
O'Connor OF ScarsdaIe

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore sedgwick Of
Scarsdale announce the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Margaret sedgwick,
TO Mr.. Kevney O'Connor OF Scarsdale.
Miss Sedgwicll is niece OF Mrs. ]. Rich
Steers Mrs. Harry Sedgwick and Mr..
J. A. G. Beales. Mr.. O'Connor is the son
o. the late Mr.. John F. X. OC5nnor and
Mrs. Constance Jaffray O'Connor
Mr.. O'Connor was a lieutenant IN the
i65th Infantry overseas. The Dlstin-
guished Service Cross was awarded to
him
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
CAMERON MACKENZIE.

Funeral services FOR Cameron Mac
kenzie. former special correspondent
for THE NEW YoRK HERALD, who died
Thursday on the Aquitaria. which Is
caring this port, VIII be held " the
Collegiate Church. West End avenue
tnd Seventy seventh street. on Monday
t II al " 1n;erment will be at Mon
oe N, Y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
TO REVIVE "MERpy WIDOW -

The Merry Widow will be revived
by Henry w. Savage. Inc. this autumn
in new production by Joseph Urban.
IN all star cast is being engaged for
the revival. and the New York opening
VIII probably take place in September
before tho fifteenth anniversary OF the
original production on broadway Octo-
ber Fl, 1907. at the New Amsterdam
Theatre
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
YALE MEN IN RUNNER PLAY.

The Yale University Dramatic Assoc
citation presented Miss Clare RUNNERS
"A Successful Calamity" at the Plaza
last night. The play first was given by
the college men at their prom IN Feb
ruary. and later by request at the Yale
Club
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
CARD PARTY FoR VETERANS.

A card party for permanently dis
sbled soldiers. sailors and marine will
be given in the ballroom of the p-nn-
sylvania Hotel on Friday afternoon,
April /, by the CarryOn Association.
national headquarters 271 Madison ave-
nue.. Mrs. Wendell Phillips. national
chairman.
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Jeweir..

SO Reward Lost. Friday. March 4. between
Hotel Seville, 2nth St, and Madison av. AMI
III West 5stl; st.. pearl and diamond en-
screw. Return 10 WILLIAM A. TAYLOR
Inc, 20j Columbus av., and receive rewar
Or telephone Columbus 33Ti
LOsT-Cameo pin, gold frame, surrounded
by small pearls. 10th sts. either
broadway or 7th av.: reward. Schuyler
1870
LOST-Friday afternoon, snail platinum Inr-
gnette and chain, set with pearls and dia-
monds; liberal reward. T<GERSOIL
Apthorpc Apis. Tnth -. and Pway.
LoST-Liberal reward for reiurn of plat
inum diamond pin, lost al Plaza Hotel or
Chiids restaurant. Thursday night. F'REER.
cas- Riverside Drive.
f.osT-rrobably IN Opera House, Tlurrday
eye glasses, set diamonds. reward 4e0
West End av. on.
LosT-Drooch. diamonds. Atar shape, Mar.
haitian Brooklyn, Tuesday; reward.
Shore Road 2512.
LOST-Saturday IN subway, diamond, plati-
ndm lavalliere. reward. J ecatur 42i2.
800 reward for diamond aud platinum flcx-
lf,lc bracelet chased ~tNc~ i0vt March r.
between West 42d ~ and Madigon av., 55th
IT.. or IN taxi. TIFFANY Co. Fifth Az.
and 3Tth 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
MISS COOKE WED IN SWANSEA.
Daughter of American Consul i,
Bride OF r. c. MitchelI-InDcs.

LONDON, March 1s.-Announcement
was made to-day of the marriage On
March II of Mr.. Peter Campbell
Mitchell-Innes Of Swansea and Miss
Katherine Cooke, eldest daughter Of Mr.
Arthur y. Cooke. American Consul at
that place.
sen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
TO PRESIDE AT GIBBS DINNER.

DR.. Maurice Francis Egan, formerly
Minister to Denmark. will preside at the
dinner TO be given for Sir Philip Gibbs
Monday night in the Biltmore Hotel by
the Allied Loyalty League The vice
chairman of the dinner committee is
Mr.. Herbert L. Satterlee Aside from
the Introductory speech by DR.. Egan
the only address will be made by Sir
Philip
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
FOR FRESH AIR FUND.

There will be n card party next Mon
day at the Hotel Astor for the benefit
cf the New York Fresh Air Fund icr
Adults and Elderly People. The en-
tertainment had been Incorrectly re-
ported as taking place tomorrow at
another hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
CHANGE IN OPERA CAST.

Announcement was made last night
at the metropolitan Opera House that
Orviiic Harold will sing the title role
In "Lohengrln" this afternoon in place
~ Mr. Sprrbarh who has 4 cold
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
Cats. Dogs, sc.

LOST on sTRAYED-C Chow dog. male. rrd
old Saturday. 10 a. NJ. IN Kings Highway
liberal reward for return. LIsH. 1896 Eas'
sth IT.. Hrooldyn.
IOgr--puildog, French: Monday. In neigh
borhood Tist a. md West End av. white
sro, On chest t.iherai reward " returned
10 3is West 5lst ~.
IOSTlToy bulldog, white spot on breast,
neck and both front feet male ar"wers
10 maine Mickey lost between 40h and Goth
sts and s'h nv so reward Bryant 500.
l.OST-Wire haired foX terrier. brown am
white named Rusty. owner. $. J. HALLE.
- r. i2d st.. On collar. liberal reward
fcWard gTEHNBAcB, II Z. Goth. Plaza Z,
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
MISS NATALIE KIP DIES.
Daughter Of Ira n. KIN Was
Thrown From Horse Saturday.

Miss Natalie Kip. IA years old, stu
dent OF the Dearborn-Morgan School la
South Orange. y. j., who was injured
last Saturday by being thrown from
horse, died yesterday in the home OF her
stepfather. Or MeTord Runyon. SO
Academy street Ter mother formerly
was the wife of IRA A. Kip. Jr., who now
lives in Ccdarhurst, l.. I. She and Mr..
Kip were divorced in 1918