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The New York herald., 1921-02-02
DR.. C. +. STEVENS, NOTED
EYE SPECIALIST, DIES
Receiued Many High Honors
Here and Abroad.

DR.. George T. Stevens. formerly a pro-
fessor OF physiology and diseases OF the
eyes in Union College and practising
physician in this city since 1881 died
Sunday in his home, $50 West Eighty
eighth street He devised a number Of
scientific and surgical instruments used
In treatment of eye diseases that have
become standard. He was the author Of
four books on medical and scientific
subjects and contributed TO scientific
publications He was a member OF the
Loyal Legion and many scientific socie-
ties. and in 1888 was awarded by the
Royal Academy of Belgium prize for
treatise on nervous affections DR..
stevens was born in Jay, Essex county,
n. j.. in 1882. He leaves a wife, a son.
Dr. Charles W. Stevens. and n daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Trumbull Ladd Of New
Haven.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
SOCIETY AT PALM BEACH :
ATTENDS BOXING BOUT
Supper Parties Follow Event
Mrs. w. B. Thompson
Flies to Nassau.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK EEtALD
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. l.-Men
and women went across the lake to
West Palm Beach last night to at
tend a boxing bout, after which there
were several supper parties at the Beach
Club. Among those watching the bout
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Alexander
Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. King. Mr..
and Mrs Pierre l.. Barley. Mr. and Mrs.
II. Carnegie Clarke. Mr.. Augustus n.
Rantoul. Mr.. John Hull Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Sterry, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
S. Cosden and Mrs. Reginald Boardman.
Col. and Mrs. William Boyce Thomp-
son flew to Nassau, the Bahamas, to-day
with David II. Mccullough of the Trans
oceanic Company in a Curtiss flying
boat. They will pass two days at the
Colonial Hotel. after which they will re-
turn to the Breakers Col Thompson
made short flight yesterday and was
so pleased with the trip aloft that he
persuaded Mrs Thompson to make the
trip TO Nassau by air.
Mrs f.. H. G. Slater mas arrived from
Washington and will occupy her new
home in North Ocean boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NICK. Cook of
Pittsburg have arrived at the Breakers.
Others there are Messrs. Reginald
Brooke and William c. Ferguson of
New York, Mrs. Robert 3. Treat of
Providence and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Elliott OF ST. Louis.
Mrs Robert C. Black gave a reception
and tea at her villa. Edgewood, this
afternoon for her guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. .Sicard of Pelham Manor,
NY
Mr.. Daniel II. Carstairs gave a luncheon
at the Palm Beach Country Club. Mr..
Peter II. b. Frelinghuysen has Joined
the club for the season.
Mrs Bryan Lathrop. Mrs. Frank Ver-
non Skiff and Mrs Charles f. Choate,
Jr.. entertained luncheon parties at the
Beach Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. Pillsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dalrymple, Mrs.
David d. Tenney and Mrs George c..
Beckwth went by automobile last night
to Island Inn, at Jupiter, for dinner.
Messrs. William II. Goadby and Victor
Loew returned to-day from a several
days stay there.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. O'Brien. Miss
Dorothy O'Brien and Burton O'Brien of
New York arrived to-day at the Royal
Poinciana Others there include Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Rchman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Sell and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Millar of New York Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Clifford of Pttsburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Peabody and Mr.. Il. e. Pea
body, Jr. Miss Frances Peabody and
Miss Ruth Glossner
Mr. Quentin Field Feitner has Joined
his family at Palm Beach, where they
have q cottage
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Observation-Disclosures.

In the Central Presbyterian Church.
Madison avenue and F'ifty-seventh
street. yesterday Miss Margaret Hyde
Hamilton. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Hamilton of 449 Park ave-
nue., was married to Mr.. Sidney Parker
Henshaw, a son of Mr.. John II. Henshaw
of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the bridegroom's brother the
Rev r. Townsend Henshaw, assisted
by the Rev. Dwight w. Wylie, pastor Of
the church. The bride is a eranddaugh-
ter of the late Rev. DIR. Abbott Kittredge,
for many years pastor of the church.
Miss Elizabeth Kittredge Hamilton was
her sisters only attendant. Mr.. Wilder
Goodwin was best man.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
BRITISH AERO VETERAN
DIES; HUNT RELATIVES
Roberts Had Heart Disease
After Crash in France.

Heart disease. developed after he
crashed an airplano he was flying IN
France az a member of the British
Royal Air Force caused the death Mon
day night OF Corraine J. Roberts. part
ner OF Phillip Smith OF PlaInfield. n. j.,
In the iron and steel business I'm this
city. Mr. Roberts died at Mr. Smith s
home while on n weekend visit. and un
70 last night the latter had been unable
to locate his relatives Mr. Smith knew
nothing about his partner save that he
was veteran OF the British Expedi-
tionary Forces
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
DIPPY MAGICIAN AMUSING.

Broadway having calmed down after
Miss Dorothy Jardons attack Of nervous
prostration on the stage OF the Palace
on Monday afternoon was able to be-
come cognizant yesterday OF the fact
that Van Hoven, "dippy magician" is
causing comic prostration at the same
house by his mad pranks. This per-
former, recently arrived from triumph
ant tour OF England, is keeping the audi
ence In an uproar daily with his funny
little run, his absurd sallies and his
trick Illusions in what he himself de-
scribes as the sloppiest act on the
bill"
His methods are refreshingly un-
hackneyed. and he arouses continuous
hilarity with his flustered, anxious dia-
logue. which includes the plea when he
runs upstairs to fetch some boy assist
ants that the house Just wait here a
minute, please"
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
LAST TRIBUTES PAID
TO ALFRED T. WHITE
Wide Representation at Pub
lie Funeral.

Bankers. merchants. representatives Of
many civic and charitable organizations,
jur.sts and numerous city officials at
tended funeral services yesterday for
Alfred T. White, Brooklyn philanthropist
who was drowned Saturday at Forest
Lake. Every seat in the Church OF the
Saviour. Monroe place and Pierrepont
street, Brooklyn. was taken.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
John Howland Lathrop, minister of the
church, assisted by the Rev. Greenwood
Peabody. professor OF Christian ethics
at the Harvard Divinity School. and the
Rev. Samuel Atkins Elliott. president Of
the American Unitarian Society.
The Rev. DR.. Elliott read a poem,
THE Psalm" and the Rev. DR.. Peabody
read another from a book which he had
dedicated to Mr.. White A quartet sang
For All Thy Saints Who From Their
Labors Rest and There's a Beautiful
Land on High" The altar was banked
with orchids and wild flowers.
There were no honorary bearers. The
ushers, all close friends of Mr.. White,
were Albert Mason. Robert 7. Vidaud,
Lincoln Arnold. Guy DuVal. b. Franklin
Seaver, William /. FrothingSam, Josiah
o. Low, Theodore L. Low, James 1.
Baker Henry c. Low, William Fl. Cary,
Walter NJ. Hewlett and Benjamn r. c.
Low.
Among those attending were Justices
Almet f. jerks and Harrington Putnam
of the Appellate Division; Edward
Reigelmann. Borough President; Bird 5.
Coler, Commissioner of Public Welfare ;
Thomas w. Hynes. John N. Harman,
Park Commissioner; David A. Body.
Frederick 3. Pratt, Charles r. Pratt,
Col. William NJ. Dyckman, Edward b.
Wilson. Thomas +. Magner. A. Augustus
Healy. William II. Todd, d. Harry Rails
ton, Travis II. Whitney, Edwin p. May
nard, president of the Brooklyn Trust
Company; William II. English, DR..
George w. Brush and Herbert f. Gun
nison
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
MARC KLAw NOW COLONEL.

Marc Klaw is now a Colonel--a Ken
lucky Cunnel. sub He rates a salute
because he has been appointed with that
rank to the staff of Edwin r. Morrow.
Governor CT kentucky, and is entitled to
look Interested whenever any one drops
a casual Colonel in Blue Grass con-
versation
Col Klaw fell in line for this distinc-
tion because his parents had the fore
sight to be residents of Kentucky when
he was born. He first gave orders to
the world in Paducah in 1858. The
commission arrived yesterday
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
LOST AND FOUND

Ing to recovery OF 1919 Ford, black sedal
body. motor No. 3479759, license No. 1549Os.
New York. initials "E. +. s." in red on
doors, stolen from In front Of the Trinity
Church, New Rochelle, n. Y, January 30,
between 10 and IL A. NJ. SHERWOOD AID
JUSTING BUREAU, 6S william 81. John
1916.
A reward VIII be paid for information lead
Ing to recovery of a 1920 Dodge, dark blue
touring body, serial No. 533271. motor No.
5S5746 license No. 2J6249, New York. initials
"A. b." in gold on doors, stolen from 81
East Broadway, New York city, January 10.
abou' 80 +. NJ. SHERWOOD ADJUSTING
BURY ~. 6S william st. John 3646.
LOST.-Dodga sedan. 1921 model license No.
254231 New York, motor No 55315S Taken
from Madison av at 25th st. January 3.
Liberal reward, no questions asked. Room
l22S, 200 9TH av. Phone Gramercy 1561.
LOST-Vevet bag, at Lexington av subway
Wall st. station. Reward for return. Phone
G3o0
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
NEW ORCHESTRA ON ROOF.

Isham Jones's Chicago Orchestra be-
gan a special limited engagement on the
New Amsterdam Theatre Roof last
night. apd the art of syncOpation may
be said to have taken another step for
ward. Its playing is considered by those
who take their judgment from their toes
to equal thas of Art Hickman's band,
recently here and certainly dancing to
it's music seemed to lack nothing last
night in the way of making the roof pa
irons dizzy with pleasure.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
FASHION SHOW FOR HOSPITAL

For the benefit of the Industrial Hos
pital, Tooth street and Central Park
West, there will be fashion show, ar
ranged by Harry Collins, and an enter
tanment at the Ritz-Carlton on the af-
ternoons of February 23 and "a. Among
the women interested are Mrs. Carlos
NJ. de Heredia, Miss Sarah Schuyler
Butler and Miss Emily Tuckerman. DIR.
Gilman Thompson is president of the
hospital. which represents a merger Of
the Park Hospital. the old Demilt Dis
pensary and clinic. and aims to care
for those injured in industry
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
MISS EMILY BEAsLEY TO WED.

Mrs Chauncey Haven Beasley of
Summit, N. j., announces the engage
ment of her second daughter, Miss EN-
lily Haven Beasley. to Mr. Selden Osgood
Martin. Miss Beasley is a granddaugh-
ter of the late Chief Justice Mercer
Beasley of New Jersey. Mr.. Martin is
manager of the research department Of
the American International Corporation.
His first wife died in 1918.
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THEIR ENGAGEMENT BROKEN.

Announcement was made yesterday at
he home of Mr.. Elmendorf Lester Carr.
IS West F'ifty-first street. that his en-
gagement TO Mrs. Helen Gallatin Welsh
rad been broken by mutual consent.
Mrs. Welsh is a daughter of Mrs James
Gallatin of 119 East Thirty-eighth street.
MIR. Carr is a son of DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Lester Carr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
MR.. WELLMAN TO WE'D
MISS EVELYN SMITH
Daughter of Dr.. and Mrs.
Walker B. Smith Engaged.

DIR. and Mrs. Walker Breese Smith
of 81 East Sixty-second street and
Newport, r. l., have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Eve
lyn Rives Smith. to Mr.. Roderic Well
man. son of Mr.. Francis l.. Wellman
of this city. Mr.. Wellman was gradu-
ated from Harvard in 1903.
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IN M E NJ 0 RIA NJ

DAVIDSON John y. In memory OF our bc-
loved brother, John r. Davidson, who died
February 2 1910
MAEN In sad. loving memory Of my dear
husband. Charles H. Marx. died February
q 1919 To live IN the hearts of those that
love us is not TO die Witc and Parents.
Mobile and Birmingham tAla) papers
please copy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
MISS VI. l.. beach ENGAGED.

The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret Louise
Beach. debutante daughter of Mr.. Henry
NJ. Beach of Paterson, n. j., to Mr.
Charles L. Anger, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Anger of the same city
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
WASHINGTON.

Mrs Woodrow Wilson occupied the
White House box Mt the National The
atre yesterday for the Boston symphony
Orchestra concert. Her guests were
Under Secretary of State and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Louis Brandeis. Mrs William II.
Boiling and Mrs. Rofe f. Boiling.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
FRANK II. MAC KAY.

Frank B. MacKay. vice-presldent of
the Barber Steamship Lines. Inc. died
Monday OF pneumonia at his home, 2i
East Eighty-second street Mr.. MacKay
had been connected with the Barber
lines for twenty-five years and had other
steamship interests
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
BOOKS BRING $11,S40.
Works of John Gould, London,
Fetch $4,000, Top Price.

The first session yesterday afternoon
at the Anderson Galleries in the sale of
the Frederick Gallatin, Jr, collection of
books on ornithology totalled s11,S40.75.
The sale continues this afternoon.
A complete set of the pathological
and other works of John Gould. London,
iS31-1SSS. forty-five volumes folio,
brought the high price OF the afternoon
-$3,S00-from Gabriel Wells. An
album containing two original water
color drawings by John ]. Audubon,
designed for his Birds of America .
sold to Edward Collins for $6S5.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02


returned from the Adirondacks and win
be at 12S East Thirty-eighth street until
April !, when they will go to Irvington-
on-Hudson, where they have taken a
house Mrs Morrill, was Miss Evelyn
Sheldon Walker. daughter of Mrs. Starr
King Walker.
In Grace Church this afternoon Miss
Constance Cleveland Robertson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. William C. Robertson of 125
East Seventy-second street, will be mar
ried to Mr.. Hayward Cutting, son of the
late Henri Mason Cutting and Mrs. An
gela Mills Worden. A small reception
will be held at the home of MIR. and
\ Mrs. Bayard Dominick. Jr., ia East
Fifty-fourth street.
Dinner parties were given last night
at the Ritz-Carlton by Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix d. Doubleday for Prince and
Princess Antoine Bibescc and by Mr.
IL. b. Borden for Miss Betty Jackson
and her fiance, Mr.. Howard w. Max
well, Jr.
Mrs. Edward Gwynne has come from
Paris to be with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. b.
Allen, who are living in Hampstead.
/
Paris next month.
Mrs. J. Frederick Schenck has come
from Valleyhead. Lenox. Mass. to pass
a few days at the Belmont Hotel, where
Mrs Edward G.. Gardiner and Miss Eu-
genia NJ. Gardiner of Boston also are
/ stopping.
! The dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Douglass Green will give for Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clarence Phelps Dodge of Colorado
! Springs will take place on February 10
at 40 East Seventy-hfth street.
Mrs. Howard ST. George and her
I daughter, Miss Vivian st. George,
daughter and granddaughter of Mr..
| George f. Baker, will leave London for
! New York tomorrow
! Miss Cornelia Coster has arrived at
Santa Barbara. Cal. from Panama, and
will return to New York in March after
tour of the Pacific coast.
Countess Emilio del Sera, who ar
rived recently from Rome. is at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt will
! ledNe JGf run avenue lOl Idliu btdCn
| February Is. From there they will go
to their plantation in South Carolina
! for a month.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Parmlee Prentice
who have been passing f1ve weeks at
their country house in Williamstown
/ Mass, have returned to New York.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones and her son. Mr.
! Pembroke Jones, Jr.. who have been at
the st. Regis since the holidays started
yesterday for Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Duncan G. Harris has arranged
n bridge party in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
for the evening of February 2S for the A.
! and e. Society.
Mrs. Alfred e. Norris, who was in
Florence, Italy, as guest of Lady Leth-
bridge has gone to Beaulieu. France.
| to join other guests OF Mr.. James j.
Van Allen at his villa there.
Major-Gen. and Mrs. Charles II. Sher-
rill of 20 East Sixty-fifth street will
start for the South on February 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown will give
a dinner tonight for Lady Davis wife
Of Sir Mortimer Davis Of Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. B. Frelnghuy-
sen of Morristown N j., will pass a
part of this month in the South.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
DIES At AGE OF IL.

TORONTO. Feb. Joseph Mantcl. Ill
years old. died here to-day. lie was
born in England and came to Canada
eighty-two years ago making the Jour
ney from Quebec to Toronto on foot.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

The final dance OF the series arranged
by the Navy and Marine Corps officers
took place last evening at the Willard.
Admiral and Mrs. Robert T. Coonts,
Gen. j. A. lie Jeune and Mrs. r. II. Lane
received the guests
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

at his debut here a few weeks ago,
gave a second recital last evening in
Aeolian Hall. His fine musicianship he
put to the test in a programme headed
by Beethoven's great sonata opus Ill,
and further including Debussy's "Etude
sur les Five Notes" pieces by Busoni
and his own C major impromptu and e
minor theme and variations.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
ENGAGED.

AUGER-BEACH.--Mr Henry VI. Beach Of
Paterson, y j., announces the engage
nent OF his daughter. Margaret Louise
Beach 20 MT Charles l.. Auger. Jr., Of
Ridgewood, ~. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
HISTORICAL WORKS, s4,s5e.

At the American Art Galleries yester-
day afternoon and evening books. broad
sides and documents of American his
torical interest, including the library of
Henry n Moeller OF New York and i'm
portant governmental publications from
the New Hampshire Historical Society.
sold for a grand total of S4.55G. The
afternoon session totalled $2,05950 and
that of the evening S2.49650. At the
afternoon sale the highest price was
S400. paid by A. l.. Rosenbach for a set
Of thirty-six numbers of n California
newspaper of the days Of AZ and AS.
the California star. Yerba Buena and
San Francisco AT the afternoon sale an
early Mexican imprint. "Doctrina Girls
tiana," Mexico, 1916. sold to A. Swami,
agent. for 5000 The sale continues this
afternoon and evening.
ITALIAN PIANIsT's RECTAL.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
RRIED.

COGSWEIL ~ ARNOLD ~ Dorothy Treat.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin wal
worth Arnold 20 Lodyard CoEswoll. Jr..
on Tuesday, February T. at Albany. y. y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

The Ambassador Of France and Nine
Jusserand gave a dinner last night. The
guests included the Belgian Ambassa-
dor, Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Lady Geddes. the Polish Minister and
Princess Lubomirska and Gen. Pershing.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
Pound.

FOIIfSD-Feb. I. Brooklyn Bridge, small bar
pin. with name. owner may have possess
Sion by applying 10 cashier New York Her
aid $50 broadway, and paving for this adv
FOIISH, Monday evening ug.-Wail Street Sub
way station. Rol1 cameo brooch Tel Lafay-
otto Irf,I
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh gave a lunch
con yesterday for Mrs. Colby, wife Of
the Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

BARNES. Suddenly. Of pneumonia. on Mon
day. January 81, 1921. Eugene f.. beloved
husband Of Ida Lyles Barnes. Funeral
services at his late residence, 50 Monroe
ST. Brooklyn. Wednesday. February .. nj
s r. NJ. Kindly omit flowers.
-Ohloviuc y ". Sunday. January
co. Edward B.. in hts 5lth year. Fuuora
services Thursday. February O. in Ohlovllit
Chapel, y. NJ intcrment Lloyd Gene
terry. California pepers please copy
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Mrs. John H. Young gave n luncheon
Yesterday for Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood gave n
'darce last night at Rauscher's for her
niece, Miss Antoipette Graves, who is
visiting her.
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Jewe.vy.

LOST-Damond and platinum ring. set with
one square diamond, surrounded by smaller
diamonds in platinum flgree Inscribed st in
Madison av., jGth 50. and 9Th av.; liberal
reward. +. L. ACKERMAN room 90l, 80
Church 81. Phone Cortlandt 7ss6.
LOST-Diamond platinum bar pin in the
vicinity OF Cortlandt St. between u and
12 A.. NJ, January 81. Liberal reward of
fered, no questions asked, for return TO w.
n. DEAN, stone st.
LOsT-Haif carat diamond white gold ring.
42d ST., between 9th and 4th avs; reward.
Chelsea 6592
LosTN Diamond comb, Century Theatre or
nearby, Saturday night: liberal reward.
Telephone 203s Rhinelander.
LOST-Brooch, sapphires and diamonds, on
January 81. outside Manhattan Opera
House. on W. 34th ST.; liberal reward. Re
turn to r. 69th ST. Rhineander 4l53.
LOsT-Diamond platinum bar pin. pin broker
off, Saturday night, Cafe Beaux Arts OF
taxi: liberal reward; no questions asked.
HALL J6l4 Bryant.
LOsT.-Llberal reward for return OF Jade
and diamond earring lost on Lexington ay.
subway between 6Sth st. and Grand Central.
S f., 125 r. 72d. apt. 6B.
LosT-Monday. between 3lth and 1o3d sts.
diamond screw earring; liberal reward. $50
West End av. Phone Riverside 120s.
500 reward tor return OF diamond and sap
phire earring lost Saturday night. 1O3
y. .'tl,
LOsr-Monday, lady's small bue-gray enam-
el platinum watch; liberal reward. Return
HUBBARD, $50 w 18th. Phone Circle j22i.
LOST-SmaN bar pin heirloom, pearls set in
black enamel, between West s7th and East
52d; reward. Schuyler 525s.
LOST, between East DIST 81. and West s9th
platinum and diamond bar PIN liberal re-
ward. 159 Maoiscn ay., tth floor.
VERY liberal reward for return Of circle
brooch. consisting Of 1G pearls and 3 small
sections OF diamonds each, lost January 81
in or IN front Of Belasco Theatre. Return
a.. Il a Z ~
5000 REWARD
for return OF oval shaped pendant, contain
ing about 30 diamonds lost January 20, be
tween W. 4Oth and 9sth SITS. + II. b.
II WEINBERG. GG5 jth ay.
$500 REWARD for solitaire diamond ring.
about carats. set with "a small diamonds.
lost Jan. 20.
$3.50 REWARD
for return Of diamond and platinum hair
comb. lost January -, between Century
Theatre and East 69th 81. BLACK, STARR
G FROST, 9Th av. aud 4eth ST.
81 600 REWARD.
for the return of a platinum ring, mar
quise diamond. { to carats. Lost between
Baltimore and New York YYtT,,,,:GG Janpary - Com
municatc WIN r. u. HOPWOOD, % John ST.,
n. y: tel Bcekman s9sI.
Wearing Apparel.
LOcT-In taxicab, "wednesday night, from
the Belasco Theatre 20 900 PARK av., short
sealskin coat with large skunk collar Lib
cfai reward n returned to apt. Ga. 909
Park av.
T0sT-Tan. 81, small brown mink neckpiece
on No r bus or between r. Goth and +.
57,h Notify HALL, - y. 65th.
Cats, Dogs. &c.
LOST-Oid white female toy poodle In Central
Park near T2d ST.. reward OF S2j, no ques-
tlons. Return 90 - y. 62d ST
TOST-small brown and white collie Re
turn 10 $50 Lafayette 50. Reward
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rill of 20 East Sixty-ffth street will
start for the South on February 20.
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Cats, Dogs. &c.

LOST-Old white female toy poodle In Central
Park near 72d st. reward Of S2j. no ques-
tions. Return 90 - y 62d 81
TOST-small brown and white collie Re
turn 10 $50 Lafayette ST. Reward
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Whitney Morrill,.
who were married on January 4. have
returned from the Adirondacks and Will
be at 12S East Thirty-eighth street until
April !, when they will go to Irvington-
on-Hudson. where they have taken a
house Mrs. Morrill, was Miss Evelyn
Sheldon Walker. daughter of Mrs. Starr
King Walker
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Miss Hulda White of England is visit
ing Mrs William A. Slater.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown will give
a dinner tonight for Lady Davis, wife
Of Sir Mortimer Davis Of Montreal.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
DIED.
In Menlnriam.

Davidson, John e. Marx, Charles b.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
Wearing Apparel.

I OcT-Tn taxicab, "wednesday night, from
the Belasco Theatre 20 900 PARK av.. short
sealskin coat with large skunk collar. Lib
cral reward n returned to apt. "a, o09
Park av.
TOST-Tan. 81 small brown mink neckpiece
on No bus or between p. 6Jth and +.
17th Notify HALL, ~ r. 65th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

ITALIAN PIANIsT's RECITAL.
Guido Agosti. young Milanese plan
ist who made a favorable impression
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Mrs. Alfred E. Norris, who was in
Florence. Italy, as guest of Lady Leth-
bridge has gone to Beauleu, France.
to join other guests OF Mr.. James j.
Van Allen at his villa there.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02

Senator and Mrs. Frank r. Kellogg
gave dinner last night for the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall.