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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Agnes Carpenter will leave Eu-
rope for New York on June Is and go
20 Bar Harbor. Me.
Miss Olive Tennyson Foster has re-
turned from White Sulphur Springs to
IA East Sixtieth street
Mr. and Mrs. Imre de Josika Herczeg
gave dinner and dance in their home.
2S West Tenth street. last night.
Mrs. Francis +. Prentiss of Cleveland
has come from California, where she
passed the winter, and will be at the
Ritz-Carlton for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Everett Gibbs OF Bal
timore are passing few days at the
Plaza Hotel. where Mrs. Joseph Tilton
Bowen, Jr., of Chicago. also has arrived
Miss f. L. Adee of 473 Westminster
read. Brooklyn. has charge of the ar
rangements for meeting OF the Century
Theatre Club at the Hotel Commodore
ON May IL.
Mr.. James w. Corrgan has returned
from Europe TO his apartment at the
Ritz-Carlton. Mrs. Corrigan remained
in England, where Mr.. Corrigan expects
to return next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard O. Babpage. vino
have lived at f49 Park avenue several
wears, will move soon into the home Of
Inc Iatc bTAnClS Lynne StetsOn III =
East Seventy-fourth street. which Mr..
Babbage has just purchased.
The annual dinner OF the Second Divl-
son Post of the American Legion Will
be held in the Hotel Commodore May
as. All former division. brigade and
regimental commanders OF the famous
Star and Indian Head divisions have
oeen invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph v. Halle. who
were married in Huntsville. Tenn. April
20. are at the Hotel Aston. Mrs. Halle
Is daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A. O..
Donoho OF Huntsville. Mr.. HAZE IL the
son OF Mrs. John c. Halle of Cincinnati.
where the couple will live.
Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming, who has
been reourerating from a serious illness
at Kerheakson. N. T., returned yester-
day To 2 East Sixty-hfth street. Mr..
and SErs. Fleming have taken camp
In Two White Mountains. but will pass
pert Of the summer at Southampton,
l.. /.
A reception ard dance was given In
the Hotel Commodore last night under
the auspices OF the staff OF the United
States Public Health Service, Second
district. The committee In charge WAS
composed OF DR.. j. NJ. Schaffer DR.. J.
u Patton. Mrs. Il. Butterfield and Miss
I Schroeder.
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BAZAAR TO AID HOSPITAL.
Campaign to Raise Funds for
United Israel Zion Institution.

A bazaar TO aid the drive for funds
for the United Israel Zion Hospital,
which Is TO be built at Tenth avenue
from Forty-eighth to Forty-nintn streets,
Brooklyn, will be held during the two
weeks beginning Saturday. May IA.
Boris Fingerhood, executive director
N charge OF the s1,0o0,0 900 campaign for
the hospital. will also have charge of the
bazaar. Merchants from as far West as
Chicago have donated merchandise
which will be sold at reasonable prices
Entertainment for visitors will be pro-
vided and State and city officials Will
speak every evening while the bazaar
is in progress.
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Professionals Aid
in Society Dance
For French Fund
Novel Contests Mark Soiree at
Plaza for Reconstruction
Work.

A dance in the Plaza Hotel last night
helped materially 70 increase the fund
for the reconstruction work fifty students
OF architecture and engineering In repre-
sentative American colleges will carry on
In France. The students will start for
France In Juno at the invitation Of the
French Government. The party was
given In the Rose ballroom OF the
hotel. under the auspices of the Amerl-
can Students Reconstruction Associa-
ton, of which Mr.. Dom Barber Is presi-
dent, and under the direction of Mrs,
Richard IT. Wilson. whose energy and
genius for organizing has helped carry
to success similar projects in interna-
tional welfare.
Like many other parties OF the sea-
son. the professional world helped make
it worth while. Being an after supper
soiree, II was late in starting and mid
night had arrived before society Joined
the stage in the crowded ballroom. Mrs.
Wilson had eighNen guests for the sup
per and similar after theatre parties
gathered about Mrs. Chauncey Olcott.
Mrs. Henry Il. Meeker. Mrs. George
Leary, Mrs. William Randolph Hearst,
Mrs. James c. Rogerson and other OF
the patronesses.
The programme that Mrs. Wilson and
her associates had arranged included the
appearance OF some clever amateur
dancers, Including Miss Cynthia Bigelow
and Mr.. Albert Lamarche. who repeated
their Jazz Dance" that was one OF the
hits of the recent highwaymen's ball.
The BELL Hop Dance" from that prevl-
Gus entertainment. also was repeated. to
the obvious amusement of Irving Fisher
who came from the New Amsterdam
Theatre to sing some of his songs that
help make sally so merry. Marshall
Hall danced and the Glorias danced with
the success that won them such favor
at the recent Chinese ball.
Then more lines of demarkation be-
tween professional and amateur capa-
bility were set aside when the profess
SIGNALS Joined their talents In popu-
larity contest before the spectators and
the amateurs had dancing contest The
prizes were boxes and seats for Sally"
1t was well arranged and thoroughly
enjoyable soiree that wound up in a
general dance.
Among the patrons and patronesses
were Mrs Dom Barber. Mr.. Charles
Butler, Mrs j. w. Dickson, Mrs. James
Gamble Rogers. Miss Elizabeth Perkins,
Miss Gertrude Robinson Smith. Mrs.
Manton b. Metcalf Mrs. Esmond
O'Brien, Mr.. Frazier f. Jelke and Mrs.
Charles H. Ditson.
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LUNCHEON TO MISS DUDGEON.
Mrs. winchester Fitch Entertafns
Fiancee of NJ. w. Lee.

Mrs. Winchester Fitch Of 81 East
Eightfeth street gave a luncheon yes
rerday for Miss Helen Dudgeon. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller
Dudgeon. who will be married to Mr.
Marion Whitney Lee, on June /, in the
chapel of st. Bartholomew Church
The other guests We're Mrs Elliot
Schuyler Phillips and Mrs. Horace Leslie
Hotchkiss Sd, daughters of the hostess ;
Mrs. Rodney Williams. Mrs. Bache H.
Brown, Mrs. William NJ. Fleitmann. Jr,
Mrs. Richard Emmett Keogh. Mrs. David
T. l.. Van Buren,. Miss Margaret Relck,
Miss Alouise Boxer. Miss Kathryn Tefft
Slayback, Miss Alice Macy Beers, Miss
Marion Hodenpyl and Mrs. Reginald l..
Hutchinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
JOHN A. SLEICHER,
PUBLISHER, DIES
Was Editor Of Upstate Papers
for Many Years and Ac-
tive i'm Politics.

John A. Sleicher. for many years
widely known as an editor and publish
er in this State. died yesterday at his
home in Albany. after an illness OF sew
eral months. He was In his seventy
third year.
In was as publisher for the Leslie
Judge Company, which had been or
ganized by him in 1909 out Of the old
Frank Leslie Company and the Judge
Company. The new concern continued
the publication of Judge and LesIie's
Weekly, and began the publication of a
new periodical Film Fun.
Mr.. Sleicher was born in Troy in
1S4S, and received his early education
there. He took up newspaper work i'm
mediately after leaving high school. be-
coming In due course city editor OF the
Troy Wig. then of the Troy Times, and
finally part owner of the Times. This
interest he sold after few years In
order to become sole owner of the
Schenectady Union.
From Troy he went to Albany to be-
come editor and part owner of the AL
bany Epening Netps. and ultimately
came to this city as editor of the MGil
and EGpreSs. He resigned this editor
ship after holding it for a number of
years In order to take the post of SUI
pervisor OF the CITY Record, which had
been offered to him by Mayor Strong.
Mr.. Sleicher became president OF the
Leslie-Judge Company In 1909 after
having acted first for year as editor
Of LesNe's Weekly and gave all his time
and personal energies to the enterprise.
AS sort OF recreation from his edi-
torial duties ne was active for many
years in Republican State politics, be-
ing always antagonistic to Thomas c.
Plat and william Barnes. Jr. He was
State Civil Service Commissioner from
1889 to 1893.
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OBITUARIES.
JONAS KUPPENHEIMER

Special Despatch to IKE NEW YonK HERALp.
CHICAGO, May 5.--Jonas Kuppenhei-
mer. who for years was president OF
the house of Kuppenheimer. clothing
manufacturers. is dead in Lake Forest.
He was born in Terre Haute. Ind, June
10. 1854. and came here with his father,
Bernard Kuppenheimer. and two broth
ers Louis B. and Albert q. Soon after
arriving In Chicago his father opened a
clothing store, which has grown to be
one OF the largest OF Its kind In the
world.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Belle Kup-
penheimer. and two daughters. Mrs.
Ir1na Calm and Mrs. Louis Stein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
MAY DE s0UsA DIVORCED.
Singer and Raymond G.. Grant of
Chicago Part.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO. May Mrs. May de Sousa' s
second dear midnight OF love" came 10
a premature dawn to-day when her
latest husband, Raymond G. Grant OF
Chicago avenue, was granted a divorce
on grounds of desertion.
II was eighteen years ago that the
Chicago girl opened the gates for an
operatic career by her singing of Alder
man John J. (Bathhouse) Coughlin's
Dear Midnight Of Love- at the old
Chicago Opera House. After that she
appeared in "The Tenderfoot." Babes
in Toyland" 'The Wizard of or" and
other musical successes of the day.
In 1910 she was married to Eaton A.
Haines OF New York. She obtained a
divorce In 1914. After that the singer
rather disappeared from the limelight.
It was not even generally known that
she had remarked until her husband
filed suit for divorce.
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Larry semon VIII appear at the Strand on
Sunday IN his latest comedy. The Rent
Collector"
tr~pr from Brooklyn, who was discovered by
NJ J. Connolly. casting director OF rnterne-
tlonai Films, win be scen IN The Wild
Goose" at the Riaito next week.
Forty inmates of the Home for Old Ladies
Mt Anstercan avenue and 1904 street wit
messed the screen drama 'Mothor Eternal
n. tho Casino Theatre yesterday afternoon
as the guests Of tho producer. The youngest
member OF the party was sixty-flve years old
and the oldest nearly a hundred.
Tony Garg, tho ariist whose marione' tes
have aroused interest for several years. has
used them In motion pictures and begun
work on twelve ono reel pictures, called
Tony Sars's Almanac" The initial offer
ing called THE First Circus" viii be pre-
sented az tho Criterion beginning next Sun
dny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
FRANK w. CUMMIsKEy.

Frank Waldo Cummiskey, who was
for years president OF the Easton a
Mcmahon and the Frank w. Cunniskey
Transportation companies. with vessels
plying between New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, d'ed yesterday morning
at his home. 412 Hancock street. Brook
lyn, in his 62d year. lie was one OF the
first members OF the Crescent Club In
Brooklyn.
,ba mos. popuiar ciassificatlons In The
usrald'r Want Al. Section. They're tho
Better Sort OF places. "a dn.
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TO HONOR MISS ANGLIN.

Two hundred and fifty members OF the
Societe des Femmes de France will
honor Miss Margaret Anglin at the last
matinee of Joan OF Arc at the Shubert
Theatre tomorrow afternoon by at
tending the performance and assembling
on the stage at the close Of the play to
present Miss Anglin with a tribute of
flowers and the tricolor OF France. The
Rev. Father O'Keefe of the Church Of
tho Good Shepherd viii pronounce an
Invocation, and an address will be made
by Carlo Polifeme. president OF the
societe
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TO AID WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Miss Draper to Give Mon0IoEues I'm
Miss Ruth Draper will give several
of her monologues in the homo of Mrs.
j. Henry Hammond. 3 East Ninety-first
street on the afternoon OF May IL. as
sisted by Mr.. Charles William Allen.
who during the war was member of a
regiment Of Highlanders and was
wounded. gassed and shell shocked.
Tho income from the entertainment is
to go to the Lest We Forget Committee
to enable them to carry on their work
for wounded soldiers during thu summer.
Tickets may DO obtained from Miss
White, lis East Fifty-fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
ACTOR HELD IN CONTEMPT.

Samuel Letraunik. who is known on
the vaudeville stage as Senator Muir
ply" monologis., with a rich Gaelic ac-
CEN, was hid in contempt OF court yes
terday by Supreme Court Justice Ford,
for being si95 In arrears In alimony of
$50 q week, which he was ordered to
pay Mrs. Kitty Letraunik during her
suit for separation. Justice Ford con-
flrmed the report of referee. which
fixed the sum due and stated that $94
in costs also must be paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
DR.. J. w. WARNER TO WED.
VIII Marry Miss Martha $. Budd Of
Glencoe, III.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dwight Budd
OF Glencoe, Ill. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Martha
Stuart Budd. to Dr. John William War
ner of this city. During the war Miss
Budd served as dletitian with the Army
Medical Corps at the Port of Bmbarca-
ton.
DR.. Warner Is member of the staff
Of Roosevelt and the New York Nursery
and Chllds Hospital. He served as
major in the Medical Corps. u. S. A.. in
France with the Fifth Division. Miss
Budd at present is visiting her uncle
Mr.. Alexander NJ Stuart, of 81 East
Eighty-second street.
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CHARLES $. MORSE.

gpecial Despatch to THE NEW YoHR HERALD
CHICAGO, May 5.--Charles S. Morse
81 years Old founder of Fairbanks &
Co., scales manufacturers, died to-day
in his winter lcgne at Orlando. Fla. at
ter an illness OF two months.
Mr.. Morse was born in st. Johnsbury.
Vt. He left school when II years old
and signed up as an apprentice at 500
q year and board. He came to Chicago
when 25.
Mr.. Morse's first wife was Miss Mar
tina J. Owens Of Cincinnati. She died
in 1908. In 1911 he married Mrs. Helen
Hart PifYard OF New York. She and his
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Genius, were
with him when he died. He also leaves
two sons. Charles II. Morse. Jr.. and
Robert II. Morse
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pALLBEARERs FOR p. ). soULLY

The pallbearers at the funeral OF
Patrick J. Soully. formerly City Clerk.
which viii be held from st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, Grand and
Ridge streets, this morning at 10 o'clock.
were announced yesterday as follows:
i. II. La Guardia. President of the
Board of Aldermen; Charles +. Murphy.
head OF Tammany Hall: Michael J.
Cruise Deputy City Clerk: Edward J..
Ahearn, Senator Bernard Downing,
James ]. Leavy. Thomas B. Jones and
Thomas +. j. Brennan.
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MGR GHERRADo FERRANTE.

Mgr. Gherrado Ferrnnte. formerly
private chamberlain to the Pope and for
many years Archdiocesan Judge and
Canonist. with an office at st. Patrick'1
Cathedral, died OF pneumonia yesterday
In ST. Mary's Hospital. Hoboken- Father
Joseph Dineen. secretary TO Archbishop
Hayes. was with him when he died.
Mgr. Ferrante was brought to New York
thirty years ago by Archbishop CORR
gan. snd was about sixty years old.
Tho funeral will be held from st. Pat
rictr-s Monday.
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KILLED ON WAY TO FUNERAL.

GLovERsvLLE, May 5.-Mrs. Amanda
Talbot Of Edmonston was fatally in
jured to-day while on her way to this
city to attend the funeral of her brother.
the late County Judge Frank Talbot.
Tho automobile in which she. with other
relatives. was riding was struck by a
New York State Railways trolley car
on a grade crossing near Little Falls.
She died few hours later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. George F. Baker will open his
house at Tuxedo to-day.
Mrs Price Collier of Tuxedo Park.
who Is at the ST. Regis. gave luncheon
there yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard n. Williams
have been passing a few days at their
home in Madison, n. J.
Mr. John ID. Rockefeller will divide
his time this summer between Lake
wood and Pocantico Hills. y. Y.
Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons, who
Is at her apartment in Paris. will re-
main abroad for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Clyde have
returned to ! West Fifty-first street
after an absence of several months in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes MoCreery
and Mr. and Mrs Robert c. Myles. Jr..
gave dinner parties last night In Del
monico's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wanamaker. Jr.,
have arrived from Philadelphia and are
at the Ritz-Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. ]. Goddard are there from Provi-
dence.
Mr. Norman p. Ream and his family,
who live at the Chatham Hotel, left a
few days ago for a three months trip
to Europe They will spend some time
IN Algiers while away.
Vicomte Robert de Vauloge. TO whom
Miss Marjorie Kingsland. daughter of
Mrs. Ambrose Kingsland of New York
and Paris, was married in the French
capital on April u. is a passenger on
board the Olympic, which sailed from
Cherbourg Wednesday
Miss Augusta de Peyster. who with
her sister. Miss Frances g. de Peyster.
has lived for some time at the Commo-
dore Hotel. has rented an apartment
at l39 East Sxty-sixth street.
WASHINGTON.
Baroness de Cartier. wife OF the Bel
CLAN Ambassador. has returned from a
fortnights visit in New York.
The Minister of Sweden and Mme.
wellenberg have gone to New York to
attend the banquet of the American
Scandinavian Federation and win re-
turn on Monday.
With Secretary OF the Navy DENLY as
host the Venezuelan special mission
made a pilgrimage yesterday to Mount
Vernon aboard the Maynower and placed
wreath upon the grave OF Washington.
Luncheon was served during the trip
down the Potomac.
Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge Wis
tied Walter Reed Hospital yesterday
morning. In the evening they were the
guests of honor at the twentieth annual
maple sugar party of the Vermont State
Association, given at Rauschers. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge are Vermont
born.
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
were entertained at dinner last night by
the Japanese Ambassador and Baroness
Shidehara. Among the guests we're Sec
rotary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover.
Nine. Matthew. wife of the CHILEAN Am
bassador; the Norwegian Minister and
Nine. Bryn, the Polish Minister and
Princess Lubomirska, and the Chinese
Minister, DIR. Alfred SEE
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"POPPY DAY" SANCTIONED.

President Harding has sent letter
to Mrs. NJ McAllister Smith. State
chairman of the American and French
Children's League. accepting the honor
airy presidency OF the American COM
mittee for the observance of Poppy
Day" The league will hold a COM
memorative ceremony on May 8 at the
statue of Joan OF Arc on Riverside
Drive
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Bradley. Mary ID. III. Morse. Charles n.
Casey, Clara l.. Murray, James g.
Combier Lillias p. OBrien. Mary T..
Cummlsikey, Frank w O'Connor. Margaret
Ferrants, Gherralo Paris. Edward s..
Fischer, Jacob g. Ranxine. Annette ~.
Foley. Katherine e. Rothschild. II. x.
Galloway. r.. a. W. Eyerson. Mary Il.
Garry, Z. a. ". Sculiy, Patrick J.
Cuttman. Flora Str1lthers, Ellen
Eaasan, Nellie NJ. Sturges, James II.
Leddy. Elizabeth Noegtlen. Clara A.
Mer%unz, Kathryn V, Wight. y. IA.
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTO STOLEN.

AUTO STOLEN.
motor L. d. 244e2, license 1666sG Goodyear
md United States shoes. tear in top repaired
Felton, a, City wi Phone b B. $685.
LoST-Probably Interborough East Side sub
way. Monday. pigskin pocketbook marked
n. s.: will finder please return papers.
which are no value except TO owner7 Messrs.
9. P. ssndbers. i43 Liberty St
Losr-Readed bag containing check book.
coin purse, noon, May 2, 9Th av. car; re-
ward. CONSTANCE PRESCOTT. $40 west
s5th st. Schuyler 5s01.
LosT-Green leather diary address book, sub
way to Lincoln Hospital: checks stopped:
ecward 20 West Goth.
Jeweiry.
A REWARD or 5000
win be paid for return OF platinum bar pin
containing about IL diamonds with one
large diamond set in centre lost April
2s. between 35th and 57th SITS. BLACK.
STARR 4 FROST. 9th av. and 4sth 50.
LosT-April 80, channels jeweiry bag, con
tanning barpin. with diamonds. small
diamond pendulum, brooch and fine gold
chain. In or about Hotel BIltmore; very lib
eral reward for return TO Mrs. Ayres. room
1889. Hotel Biltmore.
LOST = Diamond arrow pin, wednesday
night, n Si9 7e, maurice or n TAI 70 West
eco West 10th st. Phone Columbus 1912.
LOST-Brcast PM Pennsylvania Hotel or
vicinity. yellow gold, carved breast pin
opal and small diamonds. sentimental
value; reward. II. N. Tyler col W. 18th st.
LosT-Pfn. large. sflver aviation wings.
valued az keepsake: $40 reward Kindly
phone Rhinelander PAPA.
REWARD $40.
Loaf. May 4. two diamond platinum ring,
stones weighing about ksrats. between,
1eth-Park av., sorh st.-Broad~ay and Town
Hall. West asa ct. TOpLIS 4 HARDING.
o2o 9th av.
800 REWARD
and 30 small diamonds. Loaf April 20. be-
tween East s3d and shopping district I. n.
e. u. ". WEINBERG, eos 9TH Az.
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-wsdnesday night In tad. between
Anderson Galleries and IS West T4th ri
pointed fox fur scarf. reward. Columbus
1911.
LosT-MInk scarf. in taxi OF Broadway.
10Th St. reward. $40 West End av.
LosT-Russian eabio neckpioco. near Brent
wood. J.. J.. reward. Murray Hlll 9oTe.
Cats. Dogs, sc.
LOsr-one largo black and tan dog (maie)
forefeat white and chest white; reward
given. ~ West SVfh 81. Tclephone J4t0
fioo reward. lost, female police dos, Thurs
day evening, at Port Chester. Finder please
communicate with GEORGE ARENTS, Jr.,
Rye. ~. Y. Port Chester 500.
Found.
ForT~D-May 4, malacca cane, slived mount
cd. owners initials. LOCKMAN. IS Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

WHEN you think OF Country Boardev think
OF The Herald's Want Ad. pages. You will
find a lot of attractive places advertised
there.--hdv.
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Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller will divide
his time this summer between Lake
wood and Pocantico Hills, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons. who
Is at her apartment in Paris. will re-
main abroad for the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Bradley. Katherine NJ Mixer William VI.
Donovan. Mary S. Newman, Len r.
Katzenberg. Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Williams
have been passing few days at their
home in Madison, N j.
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Mr. and Mrs George w. Clyde have
returned TO ] West Fifty-first street
after an absence of several months in
California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

Mr.. George r. Baker will open his
house at Tuxedo to-day.
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BRADLEY-At York. Pa. May 8. 1921.
Mary Dodge Heron. widow Of tho Rev. J.
II. Bradley. -. D.. at the residence OF
Der son. lnterment Arlington Nationa'
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Mrs. Price Collier of Tuxedo Park.
who Is at the st. Regis. gave a luncheon
there yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Myles. Jr..
gave dinner parties last night In Del
monicos.
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Fcrr~D-May e. malacca cane. slived mount
cd owners initials. LOCKMAN. IS Nassau.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-05-14

The folly of fools attracts larger
crowds than the wisdom of the wise.