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The New York herald., 1921-10-08
SOCIAL NOTES.

The first meeting OF the New York
Wells College Club is to be held In the
Hotel Astor on october Is. Mr.. Henry
II. Curran, Republican candidate for
Mayor. will speak at IL 40 o'clock. Mrs.
Walter J. Salmon Is a member OF the
executive committee.
Mrs. Robert Waller Of IS East Sixty
second street will give a dance In the
Ritz-Carlton on the night OF January
for her niece. Miss Mary Sheffield.
Mrs. Amos Hollingsworth Of Boston.
Mrs. Eugene Warren and Mrs. George
Orvis of Troy. n. Y. are stopping at the
Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Mulqueen
have returned from the White Mountains
and will remain at the Garden City Ho-
tel until October 10. when they will go
to their apartment In the Vanderbilt Ho-
tel for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Mauran. their
daughter. Miss Sophia L. Mauran. and
son. william l.. Mauran, Jr.. came by
automobile from Providence and are
at the Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kendrick Bangs of ogunquit, Me. Mr..
and Mrs. Belrne worden, Jr.. OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Eames of Toronto.
Mr.. William l.. Tilden I'd OF Phiadel-
phia, Mr.. Walter Hagen OF Detroit, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Forester OF Pittsburgh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Ryle Of Rye.
n. Y. also are there.
Mrs. Harry vairin Snead CAV. a recep-
tion yesterday at her home In Noroton,
Conn. for Mrs. Waring q. Darlington
of Charleston. S. c., who Is the guest of
Mrs. James A. Trowbridge at Collender's
Point Noroton. Among those present
were Mrs. Leslie Combs Bruce of Green
wich. Conn. the Rev. and Mrs. Howard
Murray Dumbell, Mrs. Percival Jones.
Mrs. William Cotton and Mrs. Floyd
Triggs of Stamford. and Mrs. Roderick
Murchison Edcrs and Judge Harry v.
Snead of Noroton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William De Nysc N.
Perine. who passed the summer ut Glen
Cove. l. l.. are at the Ambassador Hotel
for few weeks before returning to their
home In Pasadena. Cal.
Mr.. William Matthews Sullivan has re-
turned from Europe and Is at his apart
ment at $50 Park avenue.
Col. Hudson T. Patten. U. s. A.. who
has arrived from the Panama Canal
Zone. Is at the Hotel Astor for a few
days before going TO Washington. Lieut..
Col. Edwin S. Hartshorn and Major
Philip Hayes also are there.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Alice Isabel Judson, daughter Of
Mrs. Samuel Hyatt Valance. VIII be
married 70 Mr.. Russell Kennedy Jones,
q son of DR.. and Mrs. lie Baron Jones
OF Pleasantville. n. Y. this afternoon
in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. A
reception will follow at the Plaza.
Miss Elizabeth Enos. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alanson Trask Enos, will be
married to Mr.. Godfrey Sandsrson this
afternoon at the home OF her parents.
at Belle Haven, Greenwich. Conn. An
other wedding of to-day In Greenwich
will be that Of Miss Helsn Adams Bar
rett. daughter Of Mrs. John ID. Barrett,
20 Mr.. Francis r. v. Lynch OF New
York, In Christ Church.
In Ossining. N. ". to-day Miss Mar
iorie Acker. daughter of Mrs. Charles
T.. Acker, will be married to Mr.. Dun
can c. Phillips Of Washington.
In the First Presbyterian Church.
New Rochelle. to-day Miss Helen Cal
houn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Dudley Calhoun. will be married 70 Mr..
II. Arthur johnson Of Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta Up
son. dauaghter Of DR.. and Mrs. George
Dwight Upson, to Mr.. Henry Pitt War
ren. Jr.. Of this city. will take place to-
day In Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Charlotte Alice Phillips. daughter
OF DIR. and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips.
will be married to Mr.. Paul L. Johnson
this afternoon at 40 West Forty-seventh
street. the home of her parents.
In the Church Of the Atonement. Ten
afly. N. j.. to-day Miss Helena Roose-
Welt Bleecker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony j. Bleecker. will be married 70
Ripley Hitchcock. son of the late Ripley
Hitchcock OF this city.
The marriage Of Miss Lucy Avery
Benjamin. daughter of Mrs. William
Wallace Benjamin. to Mr. Morgan w.
Rogers OF Providence. r. L., Will take
place to-day in St Luke's Church. East
Hampton. L. 1.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Three Ceremonies
For Marriage of
Leeds and Xenia
Civil, Episcopalian and Rus
sian Church Rites To-day
,s and Tomorrow.
BIZ the Associated Press.

PARIS. Oct. a. There will be three
ceremonies IN connection with the mar
riage Of Mr.. William b. Leeds. the 19-
year-old son of the late William B..
Leeds, American "tinplate king" and
Princess Anastasia Of Greece, TO the
Princess xenia OF Russia, also 10 years
OF age and daughter Of Grand Duchess
George Mikhailovitch.
The first will be the French civil cerc-
mony. which will take place tomorrow
AFTERNOON at o'clock. The second cere-
inony will occur at the American Church
OF the Holy Trinity at Q o'clock Sunday
afternoon. and the third. the Russian.
at the Russian Church at 8 o'clock SUM-
ray afternoon.
Although the guests will be confined
largely to relatives, who will almost
themselves all the churches. the cere-
monies win see q large gathering of
titled men and women of the old Russian
regime. as well as a great many menu
bers Of aristocratic Greek families.
Owing to the numerous deaths and other
misfortunes which the Russian relatives
OF the bride-to-be had had in their fami-
lies since the Bolsheviki came into power
IN Russia. the marriage has been planned
with simplicity of detail.
Few prospective bridegrooms have
had more difficulty In getting married
than young Mr.. Leeds. Every move
made had to be referred for approval
10 the executors Of the Leeds estate
III New York. Negotiations have been
going on for several months, involving
the sending back and forth across the
Atlantic OF numerous legal documents.
In addition. Princess Anastasia,
mother of Mr.. Leeds. while enthusi-
astic about the marriage, opposed It
taking place for several years because
OF the ages Of both the Princess and
her son. She finally consented when
her son and the Princess xenia begged
70 be permitted to marry without fur
ther delay.
The Russian ceremony will last nearly
all OF Sunday afternoon. 1t will be
conducted with the picturesque pomp
of the historic Russian church.
Grand Duke Dimitri Pavlovitch Of
Russia will be the witness for his
cousin. Princess Xenia, and Princess
Anastasia and her husband. Prince
Christopher of Greece. will act for the
bridegroom.
Scores Of costly gifts for the young
couple already have arrived. Mr. Leeds
reached Paris tonight from London.
The bridal couple probably will depart
shortly after the ceremony for southern
France, where they will spend their
honeymoon on an automobile tour.
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MRS. n. F. JAMES GIVES
PARTY IN BERkSHIRES
Has Luncheon in Honor Of
Mrs. CroUninshield.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yonx Hr., n
LENox, Mass. Oct. Mrs. Henry T.
James had a luncheon party at her
home In Stockbridge to-day in honor q,
Mrs. Frederic Crowninshieid, who is 10
sail for Rome October IS. Among ths
others attending were Mrs. Nina lar.
ray Duryea and her guest Mrs. William
Alexander: Mrs. Daniel Chester French
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi and Mrs. Walter I.
Clark.
Additions to the Arts and Crafts ex.
nio,tion In Scdgwick Hall to-day In
Guided crayon studies of a boy and a
Greek head by Miss N. synphorosa
brlsted. an attractive arranpement OF
wild plant seed pods In a large vase bv
Miss Georgianna Sargent. a finely deco.
rated screen by Miss Adele Kneeland
ana rich piece of tapestry by Mrs.
Reuben Wing Howes.
Mr. ana Mrs. Hampton Anderson OF
new York are at the Aspinwall Hotel.
Judge and Mrs. Franklin c. Hoyt,
M,s. MIS- John Turner Atterbury, Mr.. John
Shnton Gray Of New York and Mr.
Grafton Dalaner Gushing of Boston arc
Elm Court. ''e a.
MIS- Carlos NJ. De Heredia entertained
oinner party tonight at wheatIeieh.
Arrivals at the Red Lion at Stock.
oridse include Mrs. r. osyood Mason
Miss Corneiia yana Chaplin of NV
YORK, Mrs. Oliver Ames. Mr.. RIchay
Ames and Mrs. Amory Parker of Boston
MT. and Mrs. Harris Fahnest,c ,cl,
closed their Lenox villa to-day ard went
to New York by automobile.
T1hx
guests IN Tyrinsham Nine. Marie Niko-
laieva Kolokolnizeva of Tiumcn' s,hsria .
Mr.. Sergel and Mr.. David M. Diva =,
sons OF the Imperial Governor of tbs
Caucasus. who was on the General SIAN
OF the Car. They were brought TO tbis
country by Mr. Zenas Marshall Crane
Of Dalton to be educated.
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Tea Parties On
Lawn After Tennis
At Hot Springs
Mrs. o. III. P. Belmont Among
Those Entertaining
Friends.

Special Csspateh 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS. Va. Oct. THE fifth
day OF the autumn tennis tournament
on the Homestead courts brought n de
cided surprise in the mems doubles when
Mr.. Cedric Major and Major Arthur
Yencken defeated Mr.. S. Howard voshell
and Mr.. Frederick Inman, Us, 6-5.
| i0--S.
In the mems singles Mr. vosheii de-
feated Major Yencken, 6--3. Ct: Mr..
Major won from Mr.. Vernon S. Prem
tice. Ga, 6-1. In the women'3 singles
Miss Phyllis ]. Walsh defeated Miss
Gwendolyn King. GO, 60. and Miss
brenda Hedstrom won from Mrs. James
S. Taylor. 6-1, 6-1. In the mixed
Walsh defeated Miss Mercer Dunlop and
Major Yencken, 2--6, 6--1, 6-4.
The Casino lawn and terraces were
crowded during the matches. After the
matches there were the usual number Of
I tea parties.
Among those entertaining friends were
Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Clarence Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Y. Dalziei, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Selig-
man and Mrs. Frank c. Henderson of
OF Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. William c.
Wiederheim, Mrs. Joseph w. Bailey, Jr..
and Mrs. William IL Tevis HUM of
, Philadelphia Mrs. William Kemble du
I Pont OF Wilmington and Mrs. Frederick
e. Wadsworth Of Detroit
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon s. Prentice OF
New York gavo dinner at Valley
View for twelve OF their friends.
Miss Rosalie Bloodgood. who is here
/ with her mother. Mrs. WILDER A. Blood
good, entertained at luncheon at the
Homestead.
! Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Milbank have
/ arrived from New York for o stay
Of about two weeks. Other arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Koven
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheverick,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NICK. Camp, Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Dclacey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian w. Robbins, Mrs. Clark
Miller. Mrs. Daniel r. Kellogg. Miss
Virginia s. Kellogg. Messrs. Charles #.
Inman and Herbert Lowell Dillon OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerardus L. Miller Of
Englewood. n. j., arrived after passing
the summer in Canada. and are ac-
companied by Mr.. w. Wallace McCor-
mick of Baltimore.
I Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fem and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Russell II. Durham are
hero from Washington, DEL: Mr.. and
Mrs. David s. Walton. West Orange
n. j.; Mrs. r. Frank Taylor and Miss
Helen Layton. Worcester, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Vosburgh, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Johnson, Pitts
burgh, and Mr.. Lawrence Hitchcock.
| Cleveland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Steele Dubosque. Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Brownell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s. Smith. Mrs. John w.
| Platten and Miss Margaret Dunlop
| started for New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick 8. Fish and Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Wiederse!m I'd. for Philadel-
| ph,la.
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AMONG THE PLAYcoERs.

Mr.. George Christian. Private secre-
tary to the President. with several
friends. saw the Performance OF Irving
Berlln's Music Box Review in the Music
Box last night.
Tho performance OF The Love Let
ter at the Globe Theatre was seen by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Whigham. Mr..
and Mrs. Bertram O.. Work. Mr.. Ber-
tram Work. Miss Helen l.. Best and MIR.
and Mrs. Efram Zimballst.
Tc see Get Together at the Hippo
drome were Or. and Mrs. Edward n.
Deuch and Mr.. Alfred c.. Phelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Woodin saw
The White Headed Boy" at the Henry
Miller Theatre.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Miss Con Of south Orange 10 he
Married.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest A. Smith at
an INFORMAL luncheon yesterday at their
home. S55 Scotland road, South Orange.
". j.. announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Isabella Grazes
Goff. TO Mr.. Manton B. Metcaif, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manton b. Metcalf
of Orange, ". j., and $40 Park avenue.
New York. Miss Goff Is the grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B.
Goff of Providence. Mr.. Metcalf Is a
graduate Of Harvard. class of 1915 and
Is associated with Metcalf Bros. Com
pany of New York. He served as a
Lieutenant In the American air force
He belongs TO the University, Riding.
Harvard. Rumson Country. whippany
River and Essex County Country clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
HANNAH-LE MANQUAIs.


SpecioI Despdtch 70 THr NEw YonK HERAfp.
PLArNrIErp. ~. j.. Oct. Tho we'd
ding of Miss Hazel ie Manquais, daugh-
ter. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. le Manquais.
and Mr.. Robert Vance Hannahfof wash
ington. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ham
nah of Ola, N. c., took place this after
noon Mt the home of the brides parents.
The Rev. J. w. Flynn of Monroe Avenue
Methodist Church ofiiciated. Mrs. Nor
ma Litteli. sister of the bride, was maid
of honor and Mr.. Ross ie Msnquais was
best man.
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IN M E NJ Q X A M.

FULLERToN.-fn dearest memory OF Fran
ccs Allen Fullerton. who died October .,
1918.
Day time and night tnsc
We're lonely without her.
We cannot think her idle;
she must be homemakor stin.
Cod giveth that work TO the angels
Who fttcst the task fulfil.
And gomcwhero yet y the hilltops
OF the country that saith no pain
She will watch frou 1er beautiful doorway
To bid US weicom~ again.
CRAEF.--In loving memory OF my beloved
husband. Charles II. Gracf. who departed
this life October 3, 1919. To live In the
hearts OF hose we love II not 20 die
Annie c. Graef.
JONASSON. I'm memory of our beloved son.
Edgar Harry Jonasson, u. 5. N. died In
the service, October 3, 1918.
Jos. and Florence Jonassor.
sCOMMODAu.--rn rad remembrance OF my
beloved husband. Richard Scomnodau and
our dear father. died October =, 1915.
yySGRcH.--fn loving memory Of my brother.
Louis Unrrich who passed away October
g. 1908. L. X. Ungrich.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
SUMMER EMBASSY CLOSES.

RocKLANp, Me-. Oct. THE British,
Embassy. which has altcrnated between
Washington and Dark Harbor during
the last four months. was moved 70
Washington for the winter to-day. Sir
Auckland Geddes. who has been fishing
and sailing In Penobscot Bay and play
ing tennis ashore. said he had enjoyed
the summer.
The questions that required to be
referred TO him from Washington for
decision were few In number he eaid.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
ron MISS TUcKER,s WEDDING.

Miss Lillian Tucker and Mr.. Charles
Holland Duell. Jr.. whose engagement
was announced last month. will be mar
ried on October % at Hillcroft. the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Sackett Buell.. near Meadowbrook, Pa.
Miss Tucker will be attended by Mrs
Ralph Kellard OF Rye. N. Y. and Miss
Florence Fair Of New York and Miss
Bertha Mann of California. Mr.. William
Sackett Duell will be best man for his
brother. Representative Hamilton Fish,
Jr: Major Holland S. Duell Messrs.
Walter Camp. Jr.; Paul Kiernan and
j. Boyce Smith. Jr.. will be the ushers.
A special train will be run to Meadow
brook for the wedding.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
CRUIKsuANK LEFT MILLION.

Edwin Allen Cruikshank. real estate
man. who died April II last left not
estate amounting 10 s1.126.972, Accord
ing 20 an appraisal fled In the Surro-
gates Court. Brooklyn, yesterday. I'm
der the terms Of the will the bulk of
the estate eventually passes TO his grand
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy G. Cochran OF
45 Clinton avenue. BrooklYn.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
X. OF c. PRESENTS COMEDY.

Members OF the auxi larry OF Corrirnn
Council. X OF c.. presented a musical
comedy by William McNally called
"Oh. JOY" last night in tho Hotel Astor
t1r tho benefit OF the Summer Home
Find OF the organization. whose object
II Is to keep the younger members to-
gether and provide country clubhouse
for the summer months. The entertain
n.cnt was followed by a reception and
dance for a thousand persons. Miss
Anna +. Cassidy president of the aux
Hilary. directed the benefit. Miss Sarah
Nugent and Percy Hunt had the lead
ing parts ir the comedy.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
oDELL w. MCCONNELL,

Odeil W. Mcconnell. SO, lawyer ana
mead or the Helena. Mont, railway sys-
tom. died Thursday in a Manhattan
square sanitarium. The body was
shipped last night on the Lake Shore
Limited to Helena. where It will be in
terred In the Forest Veil Cemetery
tuesday. Mrs. Mcconnell and a son
accompanied the body. Mr.. Mcconnell
came to this city a month ago to re-
ceived medical treatment.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
BRIDGE, VAUDEVILLE, DANCE.
womnn's National Foundation Ar
ranges Event at the Plaza,

a bridge. vaudeville and dance will pe
held In the now ballroom Of the Plaza
the night of November for the benefit
of the Woman's National Foundation.
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman. chair.
man OF the New York State committee.
Is chairman OF the combination enter
tainment. The bridge will start at Q
o'clock and run for two hours, when
vaudeville will continue the entertain
ment. Mrs. Hoffman has established
local headquarters In the Plaza, where
for month members OF local womsn's 8
clubs may join the foundation at SIC
each. The national headquarters is In
Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
MRS. sLUUs DIES SUDDENLY.
Member OF Queens Democrz tie
Committee Stricken I'm Club House.

Mrs. Mary Sluus OF 95 Barclay
street. Flushing. member OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Democratic party
of Queens, died OF heart disease iaaA
night in the clubhouse OF the Fourth
Assembly district. Queens. 60 Union Hill,
street. Jamaica. She was IN conferences.
with other party workers at the time.
Mrs. Sluus was SIS years old. She was
treasurer OF the Women's Club OF Flusns
trg and a member OF the Flushing COM
mittee OF the Catholic Women's Beneyop
lent Legion. Following her death a.
meeting which was to have been ad-
dressed by Borough President Connolly
ana others was adjourned
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
SIR HARRY TO PLA1 GOLF.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PLArrsBrRcH. N. Y. Oct. Sir Harry
Lauder. Lady Lauder. William Morris,
his manager; Duncan MscInnis and DR..
Wallace " Taylor OF New York. COM
rrised a party that visited Ausable
Chasm here this afternoon. Sir Harry
a.:d Christy Mathewson will play a golf
match tomorrow at Saranac Lake.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
FRANK POWERS,

Frank Powers. So. president of tho
Westbury Bank and a prominent -~-
estate operator and builder In the town
OK Westbury. l. y. died yesterday morn
ing In the Brooklyn Hospital following
an operation. He Is survived by a wife.
a daughter. sister and two brothers.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Byford Ryan's Cannie Jock. third: II. r.
Whitneys Moonblossom. fourth.
Glass 3o-For ponies IS hands and under
% be ridden by children IA years and under
over small fences. Won by Harry Plum
Pigeon; Mrs.. James A: Hewletts Spinning
inny, second: J. p. Grace's Dolly Gray,
third: Miss Marie J. Leary's screamer.
rth
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A N NULL M E N is

SOBEL.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry sobel. so2
Convent av.. announce the aunulmers of
Sne engagement Of their daughter Anita
Muriei and Milton Josephson.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
MOULIN ROUGE OPENING.

Tho Morln Rouge. ut 200 West
Forty-cirhth street. opened with new
edition OF It's Society Circus" cabaret
last night.
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M a r r e D.

HoWLAND-sTRArT.-O October G. 1921.
a, me residence OF the brides brother.
Wiiiiam NJ strait. Newark. N. j.. CIarfs.
iss,tA strait TO William Wallace How
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
NEWBORN.

MI. and Mrs. George Henry Warren
VIII close their home on Monday and ro-
turn to New York.
Mr: stuart Duncan has returned 10
New iork for the winter and Mrs. Dun.
can Will follow on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C. Coodr,ct, 90 ~,
York are at the Muenchinger-Kinr
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D ! E D..

Anen' Cornela s. Ingram. Benjamin
Appte' Fei1 Kenealy. Agnes v.
SSoDp. rredencx W.; McCurdy Deios
Ds,ies, Lueie Y. H. Oliver, Crandaii r.
,ickson NiiIiam II. Schwarz. Theodore u.
,,uIIy Jane T.: Stark. Bertha B.
r1ahaioro, Addle TAYLOR Andrew
Harpy, Lily l.. Cnderhil, Fannie n.
Horton, Sarah Waldo. Helen Al.
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats. Dogs. &c.

LOST-Coliie dog tnnaie). slim appearance
answers name OF vcke: reward. PoCLr-
ANTS, III West Attn ~. Bryant S376.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Certificatc No. 2G7 issued By the ~ T.
Produce Exchange Feb. II. 1910, to Frank
+. Bouiton: having been lost or mis,aid appii-
cation has been made 10 tile board of man
ayers for n .ew certficatc; all persons inter-
ested are hereby notified 10 show cause With.
IN next six weeks why rrch new certificate
should not be issued. l.. u. HOWE. SECRETARY.
LoST-on AID ST. car. small black club bag,
containing letters addressed TO Miss r.
Powis, s37 Madison av. also jewelry and
articles OF clothing; suitable reward. Phone
Rhinelander 2034.
REWARD FOR LOST HANDBAG,
Left on subway car from Brooklyn a.
black, week end bag at about II A. NJ.
Thursday. Sept. 20. 1921 Liberal reward II
returned TO Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co.,
Clifton and Montague ST.. Brooklyn. or c..
rEN6oN F'EREBEE. TT Raleigh av.. Nor
foik
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In Memoriam.

Fullerton. Frances "A. Scomrnodnu, Richard
Graef. Charles II. Ungrlch. Louis
Jonasson, Edgar II.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas Sloane
will return to New York to-day from
Port Washington. L. /.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Mrs. George A. Crocker will return to
her house. Wsst Forty-ninth street.
from Southampton on October %.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08


Losr-on Sunday. october ?. 9 rings wrap
ped In handkerchief. large, oblong dark
blue sapphire surrounded by 80 small dia-
nonds and 3 IN each shank. platinum sot-
ting; oval shaped star sapphire surrounded
BY diamonds, 3 diamonds in each shank,
platinum setting; liberal reward. SAVOY
HOTEL Office.
LosT-square shaped diamond dinner ring.
vicinity f40th ST., Riverside to Convent av. (:
liberal reward offered. HERZFELDER, 2s0
Convent av. Phone Audubon las.
LOsT-Diamond platinum barpin. between
Pierrepont ST.. Brooklyn, Jerome av. sub
way to iS3d ST., New York: reward. Ford
ham 5eG.
iosT-october 4. iedy's bar pin. - stone
diamond with blue sapphire In centre
mounted In platinum; satisfactory reward.
LoST-october 4 or 8, ring. platinum setting
gold band, I large diamond surrounded by s
diamonds; reward. stuyverant 1902.
LosT-Diamond bar pin: liberal reward. /.
HoLKsTEIN. 2fo Riverside Drive. Phone
LoaT-Iiar pin. crown, diamonds and rubIes I:
liberal reward. Phone Fitz Roy 4so3.
Los'f-A pearl crescent pin: reward. cathe-
dral s6s4.
800 peward.-Iost, between Astor Hotel and
mond drop earring. set In platinum. KIRK
PATRICK a CO, 5th nv and 10th at.
5000 REWARD
for return OF pearl ta-sel with diamond top.
Lost September ~. between I2d and 5sth SITS.
T. IL. q n. u. wFiNpERG. ss5 bth av.
$1,000 REWARD
for return OF envelope containing 2 large
diamond rings and one diamond bracelet.
Lost October 4 between pcKaib av. and
Ocean nv, Brooklyr. ard 72d st. and Broad
way. N. Y. I. ". u. n. WEINBERG, eco
Ath av.
Wearing Apparel.
LOsT-SaSio fur. two skins, IN vicinity Of
aldorg-Aatoria, October z, reward Lost
Article Dept, WALDORF PASTORAL.
LosT-onc skin stone marten choker. vicin-
,fv Of ,-~s1~rda-~ 7-fh ard RrOadwnyt rc-
ward. WOOD, $50 West 10Th 81.
LosT--Knickerbocker Theatre. Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs. George #. Baker, Jr..
will leave Scotland late this month for
New York.
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Mrs. George B. de Forest Is at the
Plaza after a summer at Train Villa,
Newport. Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury. who
has heen at the Plaza several days, left
yesterday for Southampton. accom-
panied by Miss Alice II. Sylvester.