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The New York herald., 1921-04-09
Children Play in
French Classic for
War Zone Benefit
Present .Aucassin ct Nicolete'
in English at 39th Street
Theatre.

That classic OF French childhood,
"Aucassln ct Nicolete." in an English
version by Andrew Lang. attracted yes
terday afternoon TO the Thirty -ainth
Street Theatre good sized audience
composed OF relatives and friends of the
participants. all OF whom were children.
Through their efforts 1t is expected that
$4,000 will be netted for the benefit OF
the childs welfare work or the Ameri-'
can Committee for Devastated France, Of
which organization Miss Anne Morgan
Is member, and she watched the per-
formance from one OF the boxes.
Marie Dresler with few cheerful
remarks set "the ball a-rolling." as she
called 1t. with kind words for the en-
tente cordiale that exists between the
United States and France. She put the
audience in the best of humor for the
quaint little play that followed. The
production had been prepared under the
direction Of Miss Dorothy Colt and Miss
Edith King and the actors whose axes
ran from five years to perhaps a little
more than twice that period OF life, were
costumes that had been designed from
miniatures of the thirteenth and four
teenth centuries.
Tie stage setting and properties were
all in keeping and there was q sugges-
ton IN the general stage picture Of an
illuminated French manuscript come TO
actual life. The fatness of such paint
ings was carried out by the stiff ges-
tures of the children. The incidental
music by string orchestra and harp
sichord was selected from old French
songs Of the period and most of those
in the cast were Children of New York
artists
The entertainment will be repeated to-
morrow night, when tho Rev. DR.. Will
lam Norman Guthrie, rector OF St
Marks in the Bouwerie. will make a
short preliminary address. and the final
performance will take place next Mon
day afternoon.
AS Is customary at such entertain
rnents, young women of society sold pro-
gramnles 20 add to the general fund
and among them were Misses Janet
Brewer Katharine Knapp. Sarah stur-
res. Mary Hurd. Jane Gourd, Alice
Goddard, Nina Ryan, Ruth Manniere.
Marquita Penniman and Margaret
Fletcher
Among the patronesses were Mines.
Charles Astor Bristed. Gordon Knox
Bell, Willard Straight. Francois Tonetti.
Paul Manship, Hans zinsser, Clarence
F. Odell Edgerton Parsons. Henry st'-
phenson, Christopher Wyatt Herbert
Bayard Swope, Woodruff Leemins. er-
bert King Stockton. Henry j Tudor.
George Bellows, Luis de Florez. Lewis
Gouyerneur Morris Dudley Davis, Ed
ward r. Hewitt. Newbold Morris. Ram
say Hoguet Bayard Hoppin. Walter E.
Maynard and w. B. osgood Field. most
OF whom had children in the little play.
In the cast were Marie Tonetti, Alex
rndra Tonetti, Gretel Zinsser. Priscilla
Kennaday Jean Stephenson. Helen Pisek,
IIowland Hunt Anne Stockton. Peter
Stockton, Jane Wyatt. Van Rensselaer,
Wyatt. Elizabeth Odeli Wniticy
Straight, Henry Owen Tudor. Lee Leen-
ing. Ethel Leeming. June Mayor. Jane
Swope, Jean Bellows. Ada Cafagna,
Edith Parson. Pauline Manship ana
Peter de Tlorez.
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SALE FOB AID OF SANITARIUM
BENEFIT for Loomis Institution at
Mrs. John SIoanc's Home.

The FIRST OF a series OF social events
for tho benefit of Loomis Sanitarium for
the Treatment Of tuberculosis wes held
yesterday afternoon and last evening In
the home OF Mrs. John Sloane. East
Eighty-ninth street. During the after
noon a sale was IN progress, while in
the evening there was dancing Pre-
ceding the dance dinner parties were
given by Mrs. William Z. S. Griswold,
Mrs. William Sloane Coffin, Mrs. Lewis
S. Morris. Mrs. Frederick Allen, Mrs.
Henry dc Forest and Mrs. William
Clark
The house had been beautifully deco
rated. Part or It resembled garden
party setting with Japanese lanterns.
umbrellas flowers and garden furniture.
A group OF debutantes IN fancy costumes
sold flowers and garden accessories.
Maids and matrons had charge OF the
numerous booths and other attractions.
They included Mrs William Clark. Mrs.
Frederick Allen, Mrs. David Goodrich,
Mrs. william Il. S. Griswold. Mrs Ed
ward B. Boies. Miss Mary Ostrander.
Miss sherman and Mrs. Gilbert Darling
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AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

Judge and Mrs. Martin r. Manton. Col
and Mrs. Thomas y. Fielder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Roland N. Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. &. Tegethoff Mr.. and Mrs. q
r.. Tearrons and NJ. J. w. Allison
formed party TO see Mary" ut the
Knickerbocl;er Theatre last night.
At the New Amsterdam for sally
were Mr. James Hayward. Jr.. Edmund
p. snowden and Mrs J. l.. Ford with
several guests.
Among those al last nights perform
ance OF Good Times" at the Hippodrome
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Billings
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lucas. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Grant Mason and Mr.. Tlta
RufYo, who entertained several friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Tinker. Mrs. Car
Ter Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Barnes
ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Wood were II
the audience at the Belasco fer DE
bIrau."
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DIED.
In Memorinni.

Davis. J. Charles Schwartz. Frederick %
Johnson. Rebecca NJ.
ARAI.-At Riverside. Conn. April 8. 1921,
Erni, daughter OF Yoneo and Mitsu Okabn
Arai aged 2 ycnrs months and IL days.
Funeral private.
BEDELL.-On THURSDAY, April !, 1871. Caro-
une IT,, widow Of Edwin r. Bedell end
daughter OF Andrew Cunningham, I'll the
SGD year Of her age. Friends and relatives
are invited to the scrvicea az her late
clair ~ j. on Monday, April IL. at 2
o'clock. Interment IN Greenwood Cemetery.
BEpELL.--Edward ". n MS nth year. a,
hts residence. 22 "; 18TH 81. on April Q.
Services Tho Campbell Funeral Church
Broadway at Goth st.. Saturday. April o.
at III A. VI.
BERG.-April s. Mareiine Berg. widow u
John. Funeral Monday from fuaeral par.
I0rs of James r. Mciarney & Son. Lex
lnEtor av. and 65th RI. Requiem mass at
st. Vincent Ferrer'a Church 81 10 o'clock
BEYE.-IOn April q. 1921 ~ his residence.
tsss FTat5ush av.. Brooklyn, Henig. be-
81 Heary. Albert. Emil, Rudolph, Carrie
and Rosa Beye. fu1tral services az tie
Erasmus st.. Fla;bush. on Sunday a;
2 p. u.
BIANcHARD.-At Pssaic. y. D.. THURSDAY,
Apri Z. 1921, Nr-v Cornell, wife ot Gill
bert w. Blnr Fpncrai services nj
tar tafa re4f n t7s Pennington av.,
paseaie 1n r4nday. April 10, st 2
". NJ NhD ana MlhutApoll3 NaN@l%
CAR..O.L.-ratriok X. Members of the
Osce5la Club and county committee of
TIE E'ifteenth Assembly District are re-.
Quessed to attend the funeral serN Ices, 10
6e held at the Church of 81. tgfatlus
IoyolR Park av., ~ sMh et. on Satur-
day April =, ~ 10 4. ". Jcr~miah 4.
Mahcney, Lila ". Hastings. Executive
Members.
CONVERSE. Suddenly, at Pasadena. Cal.
hprll !, 1921 Edmund Cogswell. husband
III EAth Dunshec Converse. Funeral
serylcca at st. rhomas's Church. 5th av,
rnd aad st. Monday. April n, at 10 a.
NJ lnterrnent private
DICKINSON Tuesday, April 5, igei at
ST. Petersburg. Fla, Col, Z. -. pickn-
son. Funeral private. interment New
York Bay Cemetery.
DONovAN.--On Thursday, Aprl I. Mary u.
sesnor, beoved wifc Of Cornelius uono.
van. Funeral from her late residence 70
West 6ota et. Saturday. April .. AZ 80
"A. Nj, tEeicn 20 Church ~ the Blessed
Sacrament, 9ist st.t near broadway,
sehere requiem nnsn will be celebrated.
fn.ermtmt Calvary CametbrE. Automobile
cortexe Please omit flowers.
pOuGHERTY.- AT Der residenco. iaa
Warburton av., Yonkers Friday Apfil y
1871. Catherine IT, DOughCrty, widow 81
William A. Q. Dougherty, and u EARLY tcl
loved mother Of Alice c., Mary J. and lir
william j. poughery. Funeral from
Hoiy Rosary Church. yonkers. Monday
Aprl ~, a. 10 = ~
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VOTES OF THE THEATRES.

After playing Peg o. My Heart" i,ios
times without missing performance
through illness, Miss Laurette Taylor has
recovered from the acute attack OF laryn-
eitia which forced her TO abandon the
Wednesday matinee Mt the Cort Theatre
THE benefit performance announced for sun
day afternoon for the Basiica Fund OF St
Jean Baptlste Church has been postponed
until Friday afternoon next.
Wilton Iackaye and De Wolf Hopper will
no tba two masters OF ceremonies tomorrow
night at the Lambs Intimate Gambol At The
Globe Theatre.
uondurant Oshaughnessey, formerly OF tho
dramatic staff Of the New York Worbi. hat
been eneas sed 70 take charge of the publicity
department Of the Graphic Film Corporation.
directing @he prrTs campaign for Ivan
kbrr mson's film Mother Eternal" which
opens al the Casino Theatre on Sunday even
ing. April H.
Percy Granger. pianist, has been engaged
by s. l.. Rothafel 10 play Al the Capitol dur
,ng the week of April IL. which n 10 bc
known az music week.
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SENIORS GIVE FINAL
DANCE OF SEASON
Young Married Couples Are
Among Those Present.

The final dance for .nis season OF the
Seniors was held last night in the new
ballroom OF the Plaza. and among the
subscribers present were several young
married people. Some of these were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d. Cotton, Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shannon Lord Ieany. Mr.. and Mrs.
Danforth Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farr. Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norris
Thorne. Mr.. and Mrs. Andre Gross, Mr
and Mrs. Alan McLane. Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crittenden II. Adams, the Rev. and
Mrs. Gilbert Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence 6. Michalis. Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Ballantine, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler H.
Van Vechten and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Post. The dances will be continued
next year.
The regular monthly dance for MEM
bers and their guests was held last
night at the Baltusrol Golf Club. being
preceded by numerous dinners.
A supper dance will be given on the
night OF April 81 at the Waidorf-Astoria
by the North Carolina Society OF New
York Among the patronesses are Mines.
George Gordon Battle, Frank l.. Fuller.
George II. Mallet. Ralph II. Graves,
Charles Baskerville, Junius Parker, AL
bert Massey and Frank G. Mebane.
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STARR J. MURPHY'S
FUNERAL IS HELD
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., Was
an Honorary PaiIbeorer.

Funeral services for Starr j. Murphy.
for many years counsel 70 John ID.
Rockefeller. took place yesterday al the
First Congregational Church In Mont
clair. where ne was FOR many years y
prominent member
The Rev. Charles s. Mills, formerly
his pastor. conducted the services. The
honorary pallbearers we're John -.
Rockefeller, Jr.: DR.. Simon Flexner *
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re-
search: George Wildwood Murray, one
OF the Rockefeller ady'svrs: Raymond
Tosdick. benjamin Lee Harrison former
Mayor Louis Dodd, Charles whiting
Baker and Charles Baker.
Many organizations. including the BOY
Scouts OF America, with which Mr..
Murphy was connected. had representa-
tives at the services.
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MISS ROSANNA FISKE TO WED.
Will BECOME Bride of Lloyd II
Sanderson, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. F'iske OF 3S2
Commonwealth avenue. Boston. have
announced the enga cement OF their
daughter. Miss Rosanna Fiske. to Mr..
Lloyd Bowen Sanderson, Jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd p. Sanderson OF this
city and Knollwood, Seabright, y. J.
Miss F'iske was introduced to society
three years ago and Is a member of the
Vincent Club and the Sewing Circle OF
Boston.
Mr.. Sanderson was graduated from
Harvard in 1920 and during the war was
with the Elghtieth Division. Camp Lee,
va. lie Is associated with his father
and his uncle Mr.. Oswald Sanderson OF
Hessle Mount. Hessle, England. who is
at The head OF the Wilson Steamship
Line. Mr.. Sanderson's cousin. Mr.. T..
Lloyd Sanderson, married Miss Dorothy
Legg Howard, daughter OF Mrs. Legg
Howard, last June. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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JAMES LAWRENCE M'COY DIES.
pspubItcnn Political Leader In
Kentucky for Thirty Years.

James Lawrence Mccoy. "a years old.
for thirty years o leader in Republican
notifies In Kentucky, died yesterday at
the General Memorial Hospital OF urae-
mic poisoning. He was brought to New
York six weeks ago and had improved
enough last Sunday 10 take walk.
Mr.. Mccoy bore close resemblance
to Theodore Roosevelt ana on many oc-
casions had been mistaken for him. He
was Republican campaign manager In
Kentucky In 1908 and held state offices
at various times. He was stationed at
one time in Montana with the Govern
ment Indian service. At the time OF his
death he was owner OF the PikevIlle
Nsps. He had been editor OF several
Republican newspapers IN Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1921-04-09
Camoufage Ball
Lively Party With
I,5OO in Disguise
Spirit Of Louis XVI. Reigns
Over Pageant Somewhere
in France

Members Of the Everitt Hertev Post.
Ama-icaa Legion. who during the wsr
formed the Camoutlese Section cf the
American Expeditionary Forces, last
night gave a fanciful party In the Bit
more Hotel, which they called. quite APP
propria tely, q bal des Camcu!leurs"
II was a large party that crowded the
ballroom. More than 5000 ticl-rts 1ad
been sold ana fully 1900 persons IN
picturesque disguises were there at mid
night when the committee staged a
pageant. Somewhere In France" Part
of the income, which was substantial.
win be applied to the immediate needs
OF the post. The remainder Will be used
in helping disabled soldiers.
The spirit of Louis XVI. was supposed
10 rule the ball but. true to the spirit
of the party. that specific period In
French history was ably disguised. II
did not take one long to comprehend
the fact that the great Louis was being
parodied, and that 1t was really the in
tent OF the committee to make the pa
geant a take off, on lie Coo Dor" Mr..
Gatti-Casazza has made famous at the
Metropolitan Opera House. The Silver
Cock" was the name applied to the
amusing confusion that resulted.
There was charming ballet by
'ladies OF the couer court some Of
whom were the Misses Maud Y. Burn
side Marjorie Daingerheld, Virginia de
Haven, Suzanne Duvivier. isabelle
Goode. Katherine Gossler, Ethel Hays.
Beatrice Holt Dorothy Macready. Eliza
beth Merchant, Isabelle MACPHERSON,
Beatrice Post. Olga Serdobin. Rosa
mond lyman and Margaret Wallace
II developed that the King. gorgeous
person. was in reality Mr.. Chandler
Cudlipp, and some members OF his court
were Messrs. w. w. de Trev!lle, Ar
thur II. Torrey. Edward F. Molyneux,
II. r. Sleeper. Paul Hesse. Joseph B
Plat, Douglas NJ. Grant. Charles Homer
Flynn. r. T. Walker, Wakefield Worces
ter. Douglas Duer. Leslie Thrasher
Everett Henry. David c. Comstock
Sheldon Knickerbocker Viele, Robert r
Lawson. George +. ASt, William G. Nice
Frank L. Hanahan, Fulton w. Smith
Bruce Rabenoid. Fred Lorenz and Gre
willie Ricard, al of whom saw service
overseas.
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SING FOR CRIPPLED SOLDIERS.
Mr.. MartineIli and Miss Muxio OF
the Opera Appear.

There was a gala concert Thursday
night at the Bitmore Hotel. given for
the benefit of italian soldiers crippled
In the war, under the auspices OF the
italian Ambassador, Senator vittorio
Rolandi- -Ricci.
The soloists were Giovann! Martinelii
and Miss Claudia Muz!o. both of the
Metropolitan Opera. The programme
consisted of groups of English and Ital-
ian songs. followed by the third act
duet from Aida"
Mrs. Henry Burchcll is chairman OF
the American committee. Among the
patronesses were Miss Aspnwall. Mrs.
Herman b. Baruch. Mrs. John Henry
Hammond. Mrs. Elon Huntington Hook
er and Mrs. Howard Mansfield.
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BRONZE GROUP BRINGS $575.
High Prices Continue for Furnish.
ings of "a New Jersey Home.

The second session In the sale of
housefurnishings from New Jersey
home az the American Art Galleries
yesterday afternoon tbtalled ss.515,
making the grand total to date for this
sale s20,566. At yesterdays sale Mrs.
J.. W. Rouse paid the highest price oc
the day s575. for an equestrian bronze
group by j. l.. Gcroale, Napoleon Ea1-
tering Cairo" J.. J. OReilly paid $50
for bronze group and pedestal. Min
crya." by Fremist. The came bidder
gave si00 for sculptured marble group
by Boyer. after Canova, representing
The Three Graces" and 1910 for
marble group, alter Canoya. Of Venus
Reclining"
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WEDDING NOTES.

In Christ Church. Greenwich. Conn.
this afternoon Miss Katherine williams
Smith. daughter of Mr.. Alfred Gilbert
Smith. president OF the Ward Limo OF
steamships. will be married 10 Mr..
Henry Gray Schauffler OF this c,.y.
a reception will be held at the home of
the BRIDES parents in Field Point Park.
Miss Katherine T. Calvin, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Calvin. will
be married to Major Parker G. Kalioch
OF West Point this afternoon at the
homo of her parents.
Tho marriage OF Miss Muriel Mac
Gurc. a daughter of Or. Constantine J,
MacGuire and Mrs. MacGuire. to Mr..
Otto Culman Will take place this after
noon ait 100 East Sixtieth street, the
home OF the brides parents.
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wallace was among the best known cir
Gus men IN America. He eegan with a
small overland show IN 1883 and when
he sold his circus five years ago 1t was
among the largest In the world. Since
retirement from the circus business Mr.
Wallace had engaged in farming and
banking here.
Mr., Wallace was born IN Pennsylvania
73 years ago ara served in the civil
war, after which he settled n Peru.
First ne engaged IN the livery business.
later starting the circus. A widow. two
nephews and a niece survive.
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yARUNA CLUB MINsTRELs.

The vaTuna Boat Club OF Sheepshead
raw win hold It's annual minstrel show
tonight at Masonic Temple. Vanderbilt
ana clermont avenues. Brooklyn. Jo-
sopl checketts. an old time actor ana 2
member OF the club. has organized and
trained score of the young members In
the black face art OF minstrclsy and
promises a first class entertainment.
Dancing will follow the show.
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WHARTON BARKER, "a, DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3. = Wharton
Barker, aged "a, widely known nnancier
and publicist, died In his home here to-
day. He had been III for about month.
lie retired from active business somo
time ago. and recently offered his resig-
nation to the Board Of Trustees OF the
University OF Pennsylvania, but II was
not accepted.
Mr.. Barker was kecnly interested III
na.ional politics. and i'm 1900 was the
nominee OF the Populist party for Presi-
dent OF the United States. Six years
later. after The Populist party had gone
out OF existence he undertook to estab-
lish "Commonweal Party" which was
10 be "oC. for and BY the people"
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B. E. WALLACE, EARLY
CIRCUS MAN, DIES
Served in CiUH War, Farmer
and Banker by Turns.

ROCHESTER,, MINI, April S.--B y.
Wallace ~ Peru, Ind, one of the pioneer
circus men of this country, died AZ
hospital here last night He had been
receiving medical attention since Feb
ruary III and had submitted to several
operations.
For more than : quarter century Mr..
The New York herald., 1921-04-09

in New York to-day from Palm Beach.
Fla.
Mrs. John Innes Kane will start for
Europe to-day BY the Rotterdam. She
Will return on July and go to Bar
Harbor, Me.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Williams Burden will
leave Europe for sSew York about May
20 They Will 60 to Newport the fret
week in June.
Mr.. Joan d. Rockefeller will go to
Lakewood, =. J.. after his stsy at Or
nond Beach. Fla, before going TO Po-
cantico Hills. ". Y.
Mrs. H. Hobart Porter Is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Robert L. Hamiil in Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farr OF IA West
Tenth street will esta blish their summer
home at Hewlett Bay Park, L. l.. where
Mr.. Far- has purchased an extensive
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thorne. who have
lived for some time at 55S Madison ave-
rue. have taken an apartment at 43C
Park avenue.
Mrs William Lanman Bull and Mss
Elizabeth w. Bull have returned to the
Buckingham Hotel from Santa Barnaba
CAL, where they passed the winter
Mrs. William Grosvenor viii leave her
apartment in Park avenue on Monday
and go to Washington for several weeks
after which she will open her Newpor,
villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy
will give tea tomorrow IN the studio
Of Mr. Harris Brown in Carneg.e Hall
when a portrait Of Mrs. O'Shaughnesss
by M-. Brown will be shown. Mrs
CShauganessy will sail for Europe nex'
Tuesday by the Aquitanla.
The marriage of Miss Elizabet Bar
Clay Moffat, daughter OF the late II
Burnham Moffat and Mrs. Moffat, t
Mr.. John Campbell White, son of Mr.
Henry White, one time American Am.
bassador to France. viii take place thi,
afternoon In st. James's Church. Madi
son avenue and Seventy-first street 4
reception will be held at IL East Sixty
sixth street. the home OF the bride
mother.
Among the passengers on board tn,
Rotterdam to-day will be Messrs r
Thornton Wilson. E. Coster Wilmerdint
and Campbell W. Steward. who will
make a motor tour In Spain, after goint
to England. France and Belgium. Will.
IN Brussels Mr.. Steward will visit hi
sister. Mrs. Hallett Johnson. whose hus
band is attached to the American EN-
bassy there.
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THOMAS RABoNE MURPHY.

Thomas Rsobone Murphy OF the firm
OF Arnhold 4 Brothers. Importers and
exporters, New York and China, died
sddenly yesterday at his home at Port
Washington. L. l., OF heart failure caused
~ an acute attack OF indigestion. He
was 40 years old. His boyhood was
spent in England and the rest OF his life
m this country and China, In both OF
which countries ne had large circle OF
friends.
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JOHN G. UMBERFIELD.

John Clark Umborfeld, who amassed
a fortune In building residences on the
upper West side. Manhattan. died Thurs
day ct his home. II Sound View street.
Port Chester. He was fe years old ana
was born In Plainv!lle, Conn. He built
,esth ana 1osth s,ro.ls.' lie himself
maintained d home a. 900 West i0sth
street. lie retired about ten years ago.
he leaves n wife. Mary, and ne children.
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IN MEM ORIAM !.

DAVIS. In constant and loving rlsnncry az
=. charles Davis, who died April ?. 1912.
JOHNSON. .--Rebecca NJ. johnson tnee Atloel
April 6. 1917. Not forgotten hy those who
loved her.
sCIiH AIlT2.-In loving memory of Fred
ericiS ~. Schwartz who died April 2,
1900 Gone, but not forgotten.
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NINE. GUrLBEnT IN SONGS.

There win be concert at the Neigh
borhood Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Il
which Nine. Yvet.e Guibert will sing
French songs. Miss Eugenia Euyko will
sing Russian songs and Miss Emily
Gresser will play the violin.
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ROBERT PERKINS.

GLENs FALLS, April s.-fnformation
was received In this city OF the death
Of Robert Perkins, dramatic barytone,
in Detroit, Of 2 o'clock thls afternoon.
Ifs vas Al years old.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Reid viii arrive
in New York to-day from Palm Beach,
Fla.
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Pound.

FOtTND--A black wallet, With sum Of money
inside: found near 42d st.. owner may II Z
same By applying to Geller. Rolston Blanc,
22 Exchange place, and identifying properly.
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Mrs. John Innes Kane will start fol
Europe to-day By the Rotterdam. She
Will return on July / and so TO Bar
Harbor, Ne.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. williams Burden vii
leave Europe for sSew York about Mas
20 They vii go to Newport the fire.
week in June.
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Cats, Dogs. &c.

LosT-Great Dane, black. white. star on
breast; name Rex; disappeared Saturday.
Aprfl .. chiid's pet Reward. w. II. FLAE-
merry. Pelham Manor. y. 4. Phone lo4oW.
LCsT-Black and tan pet dog. corner
Blocker, Sullivan SITS: no questions.
DAnna Drug store. Phone Spring 5225.
LOST = Airednie, male: reward. Or. II.
RILEY, 3ife Psiley av. Kngsbrldge iofs.
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on April s. 1921.
Kathryn Nelson. beloved wife OF William
j. Nelson and mother OF Mrs. Walter ".
Byrne. Funeral services al her late home.
80 Grand ST., Einhurst, l.. T.. on SUNDAY
evening at o'clock. Interment at Rye,
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REWARD OF $3.50
will be paid for the return OF gold vanity
case with diamond monogram forming letters
NJ H.. lost March Il. 1921. at or between
Metropolitan Opera House and 2o5 West
Fifty-seventh street. or In taxicsb. MARCUS
CO, 9th av. and nth st.