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The New York herald., 1921-01-02
CHARLES HENRY LEE
DIES OF HEMORRHAGE
Stricken Wednesday, He 10
Unconscious to End.

Charles Henry Lee. president Of Lee &
Co.. leather concern OF go Wall street.
and a grandson of Gideon Lee. who was
Mayor of New York in 1898 and 1884,
died Of cerebral hemorrhage yesterday in
Broad Street Hospital. Mr.. Lee was
stricken while at luncheon in the Down
town Club on Wednesday, and was taken
to the hospital by his son-in-law. Will
iarnYF. Ladd OF Cedarhurst. l.. /. Hesdid
not'regain consciousness before death.
Mr.. Lee was born in Brooklyn sixty
six years ago. He was graduated from
Cornell University in 1873. He was
president OF the Andean Export Com
pany, Andean Trading Company and
Twenty-four Creamery Park. Inc. He had
leased his house at "a Gramercy Park
for the winter and was living at his
Cedarhurst estate. He was a member
Of the Century. Garden City Golf and
Downtown clubs.
Mr.. Lee is survived by his wife, who
was Lucie c. Whitney; five sons and two
daughters.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Flint
Introduce Their Daughter
New Years Receptions.

The new year opened as It closed In
society. with the hours of the afternoon
and evening filled with receptions. din
ners and dances. In some of the Incl
dents of the afternoon the old custom
of New Years Day receptions gave
variety to society's programme.
The most notable OF the New Years
night dances was one given IN the Ritz
Carlton by Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Flint
to introduce their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Olivia Flint. When Miss Flint
was abroad last summer with her
parents she was one of the few young
American women who were included
among the guests at one of the garden
parties given in July by King George
and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace
She is a granddaughter of Col. j. Jere-
niah Slocum and of the late DR.. Austin
Flint and a grandniece of the late Mrs.
Russell Sage.
The presence of several attaches Of
embassies in Washington lent a diplo-
matte air to the assembly, which was
preceded by n dinner for Miss Flint
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Misses Moberly
viii Have Double
Wedding Ceremony
Daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Il. Moberly to Become Brides
ON Wednesday.

TIE Misses Florence Blair Moheriy
and Margaret Moberly. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Everett Moberly of
$50 Pafx avenue. win have a double
wedding IN the chapel OF st. Bartholo-
news Church next Wednesday after
noon. Miss Florence Moberly Will be-
come the bride OF Mr.. Harry Messiter
Addinseil and her sister VIII be married
20 Mr.. Franklin Craig Morton. The re-
ception. which will be small. is to be in
the family home.
The brides will not have any attend
ants Mr.. Addinsell win have as best
man Mr.. De Lancey Palmer OF Albany.
HIS ushers will be Messrs. Henry Fair
child Osborn. Jr..A Arthur b. Collins. r.
B. Crispell. J. Horton IJams. Franklin
D'olier and Carroll J. waddell of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Morton will have Mr.. Wallace Nc
Cormack OF Baltimore as best man. His
ushers will be Messrs Chester Wright
OF Boston. Henry S. Boiling of Chicago,
It. Warrington Gillett of Baltimore and
Edward T.. Moberly. Jr., and Ormsby
Mcknight Mitchell of New York
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ENGAGED.

BRIAN-BARUCH.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Baruch OF 667 West 1e1st st. announce
the engagement of their daughter Bar
bara to Mr.. Murray l.. Brian.
BRITZ-RANK.-Mr. and Mrs. William Rank
of 40 Lenox av. announce the engage
ment Of their & asnshtsr' Lva, M,s TO, 70 r1a: Mr:
]. Britz and the late Mr.. Charles T. Britz
of 1875 West 10th st.
DIAMOND-wEINSTEI ]. Vein
stein announces the engagement OF her
daughter. sadye Weinstein. OF 44s East
s4th ST.. to Mr.. Louis A Diamond
HAHN IN-sTRAuss.--Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Strauss of Rockaway Park. FL. l.. an
Henrietta to Mr.. Leo Hahn. son of Mr.
and Mrs. l. Hahn Of Rockaway Park,
L. I.
DY-GREENFELD.-Mr and Mrs.
Nathan Greenfield OF 521 West 1921 st.
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Anna, to Mr.. Edgar L. Hardy OF
3 Hamilton Terrace. New York city.
SEPHSON-SOBEL.-M and Mrs. Henry
Sobel of 302 Convent av:. announce the
enga cement of their daughter, Anita Alu-
riei to Mr.. Milton Josephson. Reception
at Chalifs. 163 West 5Tth ST., sunday.
, January 3, 1921, from 10 T. M NO
cards.
and Mrs. John Bogart
of AL Macon ST.. Brooklyn, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miriam, TO
Mr.. Jerome y. Katz. son OF Mr.. ano Mrs.
S. Katz Of 199 Lincoln place, Brooklyn.
At home Sunday. January 2. 1921. No
cards.
LANDAU--MANN.-Mr and Mrs. solomon
Mann, 400 Western av, Albany, n. y. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Matilda (Tillie). to Mr.. David Landau of
Scranton, Pa.
Y-ROSENBERG.-Mr. and Mrs: Meyer
Rosenberg of 1iS West 111th st.. New
York city, announce the betrothal or
their daughter Sybl. to Mr.. Abraham
Levy of Jacksonville. Fla.
PRowLER--GREENBE Mrs. Miiiy
Greenberg announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Rae Greenberg, TO
Mr.. Bertram Prowler.
RG-GOLDSTEIN.-Mr and Mrs
Milton Goldstein of 600 w. 1S6th st. an
nounce the engagement of their dsughtsr.
Beatrice M. 10 Mr.. Moss V. Rosenberg OF
New York.
ERG-JARECKY.-Mrs. Edith y
Jarecky of 534 w. 152d st. announces the
engagement of her daughter, Helrine. TO
Mr.. Edgar s. Rosenberg. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rosenberg. At home Sunday,
January 16, 1921, from TO q +. NJ. Al
bany and New Haven papers please copy.
sAMIrEIS - ROSENSTEIN.-- Nr. Nathanlel
Rosenstein announces the betrothal OF his
daughter, Beatrice ", to Leo Sanuels,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. Samuels of 4s
Tracy av. Reception held at her aunt's
home, Alr@. Gnstave Wallach, So Osborne
Terrace. January 2. 1921. after T. NJ
No cards.
woLF-BLoCK.-Mr. aud Mrs. +. Block
z 1885 7th av.. announce the 25th anniver-
sary OF their marriage and the betrothal
OF their daughter, Belle. TO Mr.. Ben WOLF.
Reception Sunday, January Q, at the
savigny. 229 Lenox av-. from to u.
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MULTIPLICATION.

Special Despatch to THE New York HnnALp.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Miss Helen
Claxton. daughter OF Commissioner of
Education Philander Claxton and Mrs
Claxton. and Mr.. John C. Walker were
married at o'clock this evening in ST.
Thomas's Church. The Rev. DIR. C. Err
nest Smith performed the ceremony.
which was followed by reception at
the home of the BRIDES parents. Miss
Elizabeth Claxton, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor and Mrs. Altus z.
Prince matron OF honor. There were
four bridesmaids. Miss Adelaide Pearce.
Miss Theresa Cooper. Miss Dorothy
Kidd OF New York and Miss Elizabeth
Higgins OF Worcester, Mass. Mr.. Peter
Claxton was best man. The couple will
live In Washington
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In Meuorian.

AI.r.EN.-on Friday. December 81, Maria
A.. are IL wife OF Theodore r. Allen
and daughter of the late James and
Martha A. Fryer. at her residence, GS
ANDERsoN.--On Saturday. January 1, 1921.
saliie Fleming. Wife of David Anderson
and daughter Of David Il. and the late
Elizabeth Part Fleming. at her residence.
300 4th st.. brooklyn. Funeral private; !;
Kindly omit MOWERS. Glasgow and Edin-
burgh papers please copy.
BAGGE.-Emiie. Funeral Chapel Of Stephen
Merritt Burial and Cremation Co.. i0i
eth av., corner 18th. to-day. $50.
DA0LEY Sarah A. Bagiey, on December
30. at So. Luke's Home, 29i4 broadway.
Funeral service at ST. Agnes Chapel,
West e2d RI. near Columbus av., Monday.
January 3. at 1880 A. NJ.
RALLANTYNE-At South Orange. N. j., on
Thursday, December 30. 1920. Ora
Frances, widow Of John l.. Ballantyne.
Funeral services at her late residence, i41
Connect place. South Orange. NJ j., on
Sunday. January 2. 1921, at $3.50 r. NJ.
BARR.-Pyramid Lodge. No. 400. f. and A.
Honorary Life Member Brother Andrew
Barr. You are requested TO attend the
funeral ceremonies Mt his late residence.
2T2 Pass-ic av., Nutley. ". j.. this after
noon at 2:3o. Ferry from Chambers st. at
1880.
J. Darrell Nicol Secretary.
BEAIMAN. Suddenly, on Wednesday, De-
ccmber 20, John w. Bearman. beloved hus-
tired Tired IL iieutsnSn, X. ~ y. ,. H., formerly spS .,
Yorkville. Funeral from his late residence,
1851 East 18Th st.. Kings Highway, Brook
lyn, on Monday, January 2. ~ Q 80 A. NJ.
Llcncc TO tho Church of So. Brcndan. nv
MRnd i2-h A.. whore requiem mass VIII
bc' celebrated. Inteuncnt calvary. Auto
mobile cortege.
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MAR RE D.

BAKER-RHOADES.-O December 81, 1De0,
at As Commonwealth av., Boston, Mass,
Katharine Kimball Rhoades. daughter Of
Mr. David p. Kimball. to Wendell Baker.
No cards.
COL oIDE-sULLIvAN.-On December 20. 1920,
at St. Patrcks Cathedral, Edith Shear
Sullivan. daughter OF the late Capt. ID. J..
and Ellie X. N. Sullivan, TO Walter Golde,
son of Robert Paul and the late Doris
Golde. Paris edition please copy.
LICETENBERG-ELoS Mr.. J. EloslSey
announces the marriage of his daughter.
Grace r., TO Mr.. Lichtenderg OF Bkiyn,
on January 1. 1921.
ROEMER-DE ROY.-Mr. and Mrs. Abe /.
De Roy. 573i Darlington road. Pittsburg.
Pa, announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Kitty. 10 Mr.. Fred F. Roemer.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Roemer OF
New York, on Monday, December n. 1920
ULLMAN-NfENDELS and Mrs. r.
Mendelson, 10 Pinehurst av., announce tho
marriage of their daughter Carrie to Mr..
Elias A. Cllman on Sunday. December 20.
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UNIV GS.

LEWIS. The unveiling Of monument IN
cherished memory OF my beloved husband.
Henry will take place Sunday, January
8. at 215 p. n. sharp. at WashinEton
Cemetery, weather permitting; IL rains
followinE Sunday, January 16. Louisa
Lewis.
MAINZER.--Unveiling of monument In mem.
rry of our beloved parents, DAVID ana
Rosa Manner. January o. 1921. =. M.s
in case Of rain following sunday, Union
Fields Cemetery, Cypress HIS, L. l.
stII-EI, EI,INF-Unveiling of monument in lcv.
INC memory OF David Sheeline. beiove1
husband Of Clara and devoted father .,L OF
Randall NJ. Stella, Mrs. Aloer, ~ Nsss
burger Mrs. Milton Jacobs and Mrs: sot
Goldberg, 'on Sunday, January o. l0sl. AZ
aP. NJ. sharp, Beth vi Cemetery, Union
Fields, weather permitting, otherwise toi-
lowlng Sunday.
wFIsEIs.-Relatives and friends are tnvisee
20 attend the unveiling OF the nsonufnens
erected In loving memory OF my believes
wife Helen y. weisel. on Sunday. Jenuay
q fp21 at Washington Cemetery. In 49,
OF rain postponed for the roho"ins oe"-
dav Igidore Weiacl.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
TAYLOR-DETCHON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymous Gibson Detchon
announce the marriage yesterday of
their daughter. Miss Florence Detchon.
to Mr.. Robert Alexander Taylor. at the
Biltmore Hotel. Mr.. Taylor is a son or
Mr.. Frederick A. T. Taylor. Both fam
lilies reside at the Biltmore. The Rev.
j. M. Ericsson of Yonke-s performed
the ceremony at 7 o'clock. A dinner and
dance followed. Miss Esther Detchon,
cousin, was the brides maid of honor.
Mrs. Edward Kuntz was matron OF
honor. Misses Elizabeth Cobb and Ruth
Ralston were bridesmaids. The ushers,
cousins of the bridegroom, were Messrs.
Edward Kuntz, Edwin and Douglas GIL.
The couple will go South on their honey
moon.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
MISS MARY MACARTHUR.

LONDON. Jan. Miss Mary MacAr-
thur. secretary of the British Women's
Trades Union League and vice-presi3ent
of the International Womens Congress,
died in her home in Golder's Green this
morning.
Miss Macarthur, who was born Au-
gust 13. 1880, was married in 1911 to
William c. Anderson. member Of Par
lament. He died in 1919 and his widow
resumed her maiden name. Miss Mac
Arthur was a member of the British
delegation which attended the Washing
ton labor conference in November. 1919.
In 1918 she was nominated for Parlia-
ment, but was defeated.
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CONFIRM A TION MS.

GOLDSTEIN.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold
stein of 031 Fox st.. Bronx. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Arnold, on Sat-
urday morning, January 8, 1921. at 10
A. M. at Mount Neboh Temple. 562 West
10th St.
HEIMAN.-Mr. and Mrs, Samuel J. Hetman.
3Js Haven av., announce the Ear Mitzvah
OF their son Bernard. Saturday morning.
January s. at Temple OF the Covenant.
1s1st st. and Audubon av. At home after
+. NJ. No cards.
KLEIN.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Klein
announce the Bar Nitzvah OF their son.
Jerome, Saturday morning. January S.
1921 at 10 o'clock, at Temple Beth Erneth
of Flatbush, Church av. and Marlborough
road, Brooklyn. At home Sunday. Janu-
airy o, 1921, after 3 p NJ, 1908 Glenwood
road. BROOKLYN.
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DIED.

oLDFIELD.--At Peekslrfil. N. T.. December
81. 1920. Judge Charles w. oldfield. In his
list year Funeral from his late rssi-
dence. 339 Washington ST.. on Monday.
o'NEIL.-Patrick J. Chapel OF Stephen
Merritt Burial and Cremation Company.
161 Sth av.. cor. 18th st. Time iatse.
RAsER-On December 81. Adeline M. be-
loved wife of Oscar G. Raser and rncthse
held at her late residence. 100 East e4<A
ST., Monday. January 3. at 1880 p n
RICHARDs.-Decerber 81, 1870. Charts
Francis. Services stephen MerQtrs
Chapel. 22s sth sv-. near last St Tins
RCNDI4E.-On Thursday. December 90. fe3D,
Ida May. daughter OF the late John Hoyt
and Mary Cheever Rundle. Funeral ser
vice at her lato residence, 10 East l24tn
st.. on Sunday, January 2. 1921. at p. N.
sCULLIN.-On December 81, 1920. Rose ".
aunt Of Mrs. Frank J. Flynn. at her resi-
dence. 302 Teller av. ue9th st.(. Fu-
neral Monday morning, 10 O'Clock. Ho-
QUEEN mass Sacred Heart Church. t6eth
St and Shakespeare sv.s 1880. Auto
mobile cortege.
SHAw.-On December 80. Edward L. Shaw.
beloved father of Matilda. Edith and Ec-
ward r. Funeral private.
SwEENY.-At Asbury Park. n j., Decernber
81. 1920. Cornelia H. Sweeny. formerly OF
rutherford. N. j.. widow OF John y:
home. 1907 Bond 81. Asbury Park, N. J..
January 2, at p. M.
TEETS.-On Saturday. January 1. 1921. 1T
her residence. 215 West 127th st..
Fannie Matilda. youngest daughter OF the
late Ralph and Anna NJ. Teets. Funeral
services at her late residence on Tues
day. January 4, at p. M. Kindly omit
flowers.
enthusiastically. at Atlantic City, N. J..
on January /. 1921, John Frederick. be-
loved husband of Charlieanna ID. Thomas.
Beloved friends respectfully invited to at
tend services at the Funeral Church,
Bway. Goth ST., on Tuesday afternoon at
clock. Internent Mount Hope Gene
terry New Orleans papers please COPY.
VINING.--on Friday. December 81, 1890.
Edward Payson Vining of Brookltne.
Mass, in HIS 74th year. beloved father
Mrs. Charles Otis and Mrs. William w.
Bostwick. Funeral services at the resi-
dence OF DR.. Bostwick. $500 Broadway.
Sunday afternoon. January 2. at $50.
lnterment at Chicago
wAITER.-Harriett k, suddenly. on January
i. Services and fnterment East Liberty.
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MISS PRUDEN ENGAGED.

Or. and Mrs. William II. Pruden Of
Ridgewood. N. j.. have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Florence Pruden. to Mr.. Malcolm Bran
son Lowe. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
g. Lowe of Tenafly, N. j. Miss Pru-
den was graduated from vassar In 1918
Mr.. Lowe Is a graduate of Princeton.
1913. and during the war served abroad
as lieutenant in the field artillery.
He Is associated with the Lowe Paper
Company OF Ridgefield and is a member
OF the Princeton Club and the Univer-
sity Club. The wedding will take place
In the spring. at
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
DIR. HENRY A. BUMSTEAD.

WASHINGTON, Jan. DIR. Henry a.
Bumstead, professor of physics at Yale
University, who was on leave serving as
chairman of the National Research
Council, died last night on train en-
route from Chicago to this city. DIR.
Bumstead was so years old He was
graduated from Johns Hopkins Unt-
versity in 1891, and received his Doctors
degree from Yale. The body will be
taken TO New Haven, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
800 REWARD
BIRTHS.

BOoKER.-Mr. and Mrs. N. ]. Booker. SIS
PARK av.,, announce nirtn OF a eangntsr l,
Mary A Sayles of Providence. Il. /.
DREYFUSS.-To AIR. and Mrs. Maurice
Ralph Dreyfuss (nee Theresa BaumD a
son. Martin Spencer, on December 81.
1920, at Women's Hospital.
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Thoughts on I. Thess.. iv.

Coming Coming, Yes. He's coming.
Soon the gleeping saints to raise;
Then the living too shall join them.
Loud shall burst the song OF praise.
we shall see Him! Round Him throngtng
Myriads robed In spotless white,
On our ravished vision breaking,
All His glory-Ghat a stgntl
Jesus. Jesusl He who suffered.
lie who walked this scene below.
Never more shall man disown Him,
Ne'er- again TO death Hfll CO.
Precious savlourl How we love Him.
And adore His gracious namel
lie who bore tie scorn and splitting.
Put by man TO open shame
Glad we know He's now exalted.
Seated on His Fathers throne
Glad we know all must confess HIN.
And Tits worthy name shall own.
Jesus, Jesusl Precious Saviour.
Lord OF all decreed to be.
To Tfystlf enthroned IN glory.
Gladly now we bow the knee.
ToEB.-In sad and loving memory OF our
dearly beloved husband and father Fea0 ao
Loeb, who departed this Ire December o"s
1870. Gone, but not forgotten
MARGRAF. In sad and loving memory OF
my beloved wife and devoted motners
Amelia Margraf (nee Kopp), who departed
this life January 3. 1913.
eCFII.ELsNER.-In memory Of Bertha schieis.
r,er service VIII be held in the Temple OF
C-oveuant. Audubon av. (West isist STD
Friday. January Z.
sIcIEL.-In loving memory Of our dear ne-
loved father, Joseph II. Sichel. who do
parted January 1, iell
swAIs.-A beautiful, cherished memory of
away January I. 1913. Exterior ana
Dover IN. H.) papers please copy.
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Jrwefry.

LoST-On New Years Eve, going from Bilt-
more Hotel TO the Belasco Theatre, on 44th
ST., returning thence to the supper room OF
the Bltmore Hotel, flexible diamond brace
let set in platinum; 5000 reward win be paid
Manager OF the Fillmore Hotel. Madison av.
and i3d st.
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IN NJ E M o RIAM .

ARNHEITER.-In sad and loving memory OF
beloved father and grandfather. Paul
Arnheiter, who passed away January -
1915. His Devoted Children and Grand
children.
BERTSCH.--Henry. In loving memory OF
my dear husband and father who died
January .. 1905
BONIFACE.-In loving memory OF George @.
Boniface. idolized husband of Norma Ber-
ner Boniface, beloved father of SymonA
Boniface. Peacefully fell asleep January
3. 1912.
ss-HoCHDORF.--In memory Of Jen-
mother, January 3. 1915, and Mile Hoch-
dorf, beloved daughter and mother OK
Muriel, December IL, 1914.
FIRST. .-Thercsa. January 3. 1920. May her
soul rest IN peace. Beloved mother OF Rae
r. Kanpner and Mrs. A J. David OK
Elizabeth. n. j. trtee Anna ]. Kampner).
FIRST. Theresa. In grateful memory.
Died January .. 1909. Rest peacefully,
GoLpscHAfID.-In sad and loving memory
of our darling mother, Justine Goldschmid.
Adele and Elliott
IILL-QUINN. Kather.ne. In tender mem
ory of our loving nacN1er, Katherine Hri-
Quinn, December 81, 1910.
HYMAN.-Robert. In loing memory OF our
only child. died December 20, 1917, In his
tenth year. Father and mother.
KELLY In loving memory OF our dear
mother, Marta Kelly tnee Lyons). VINO
died January ., 1918. Son and daughter.
KOIIISCH-Rosalia. In everlasting MEM
ory of my beloved mother, dieG January .,
1912. Her daughtcr, Hattie Hyman.
LITTLETON.-In loving memory of our dar-
Ling boy, Douglas, who passed mo tne
presence OF the LORD AZ Paris' rraho..
January ., 1919 aged 10 years. His par
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Llttleton-
THE LORD is COMING.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
will give dinner tomorrow night for
Miss Annie Burr Auchincloss at their
house, $50 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Tia Hon. Alfred Anson. Miss Lola EN-
cry and her brother. Mr.. John Emery.
have returned from Hot Springs, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Cats. Dogs. SC.

LosT-Black Chow, male. vicinity 1z5d ST..
. Morningaide Park; reward. II. BLOM-
GREN, AL West 124th St Tel. Morningsids
7g10.
800 REwARD
for return OF French bull puppy, maie. brin-
die white spot on breast, lost Thursday; had
harness, blanket. collar. RYAN, I20 River
side Drive. Audubon T2Ie-
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST or stolen. on Friday. from Hotel at
Greeley square. black walrus bag. con-
tanning papers of value only to owner; S25
reward no questions asked r 315 Herald.
Herald so.
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wcariA Apparel.

I,OsT--New Years morning. small blended
sable neckpiece. two animals. Hotel Astor
10 IOpth st., broadway car; reward. Mrs.
II. E. JANTzER. 361 Riverside Drive.
LOST = December. ~. gentiemans black
broadcioth fur lined coat. beaver collar;
lost in taxicab. Reward II returned 70
GARNER j. TERRY. Hotel 1roduois, 40
West 4ith ct.
IOsT-Black tking bird) persdise plume, be-
tween 43d at. and 10Th st. and 9Th av., or
a5th and 50th stn. and Broadway liberal
reward. w. u. FoNvILLE. tel. Circle 1900.
IOsT--Liberal reward for return Of n lady's
-.el coat taken ~ rafstnke from coat room
Clnridge Hotel, New Years Eve. Mrs. A.
PELTON. Hotel Claridge, 44th st. and Bway.
IOST-Seal mutt Far Rockaway, 1912 night
train TO ". ", or returning ii 30 train;
reward. II 1914 Herald, Harlem.
IOsT-New Years Eve, supper room Hotel
plltmore, sable necltpiecc, skins. very
liberal reward CASHIER. Biltmore Hotel.
IOsT--A Fish. scarf. III taxi from Lafay-
cite 20 w. seth; liberal reward Schuyler
aGGs.
LOsT-Muff, Thursday. December 30. !
O'Clock Erie train from Jersey City. re-
ward. RUNCE, 100 9th av., Astoria.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. George D. widener, SON
in-law and daughter or Mr.. Henry T.
Sloane, who are on their way to Europe
on board the Olympic. will go to London
and later to Paris to visit her brother-in-
law and sister, Baron and Baroness
Amaury de La Grange
Mr.. and Mrs e. Parmelee Prentice
have gone to their house at Williams
town. Mass. to remain until after New
Years.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Major and Mrs. ]. Ryan Devereu,
gave a dance last evening in honor O
their schoolgirl daughter, Miss Ann,
Devereux.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloane will close
their house in Mount Kisco, ~ Y, to-
day and return to New York for the win
fer
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

LOST-January l. in ladies' dressing room
Waldorf Hotel. gold meshbag, containing
$40 bill. change. Finder may keep contents
and receive additional reward II bag is
turned. Phone J. II. FARGIS, Canal 731.
LOST--On 9th av. bus. Sunday. December
&c, black cloth handbag with embroidered
band around centre. containing papers and
small amount of money; reward. Rhine
lander 531.
LOST-Beaded bag Friday afternoon on 2 80
train from Atlantic City to New York:
reward offered. b 1875 Herald. Fulton ST.
LOST-December 20. tapestry bag. Z. 66th
st.: reward. Plaza 1893.
llEWARD--A reward will be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 recovery OF a 1920 Ford.
black sedan body. motor No. 4l26a95, license
No. 242-555 New York, stolen from 44th st.
and Sth av., New York city. December 20.
between s 10 and f0:45 p. NJ. SHERWOOD
ADJUSTING BUREAU, 6s william st. John
3646.
$50 reward for return OF Kuggeni violin
and bow. taken from apartment West l15th
st., December 81: sentimental value; no
questions. Phone Morningside 1864.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Canon and Mrs. ]. Townsend Russell
will iSave Washington tomorrow for
New York. They will be at the Waldorf
Astoria until January 10, when they will
go South for the remainder of the winter
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will re-
turn to-day from Rhinebeck. n. Y,
where they went to pass New Years
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Col and Mrs. John Marvin Wright.
who have been visiting Mrs. Junius Mac
Murray. mother of Mrs. Wright, will re-
turn to Philadelphia to-day.