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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-23
RECITAL IN NEW LONDON.
Miss Amy Grant to Entertain at
Home of Miss +. Ogden Jones.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New LONDON, Conn, July 22.-Mrs.
Frank c. Cronin of Montauk avenue
held a reception tonight at her home
for Miss Gertrude Lynch. who is a
guest of Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. Barrett of Ocean Beach. Miss
Lynch leaves for Philadelphia to-mor-
row.
At the summer home a: the Pequot
Of Miss Frances ogden Jones on
Wednesday afternoon Miss Amy Grant
will recite Maurice Maeterlinck's blue
Bird"
Mrs Annie Wall OF Willetts avenue
entertained the members OF the Jocose
Club in honor OF Miss Tillie Lapronx
of New York, who Is visiting Mrs.
Hattie Bishop of Broad street. During
the afternoon dancing was enjoyed. a
Virginia reel being a feature.
Miss Clarissa Leonard of Brooklyn.
n. y. is the guest of Mrs. Fletcher
Wilson at her summer home on the
Bluff at Gales Ferry.
Governors day will be held wednes-
day at the Girl Scout encampment at
the Harvard crew headquarters, Red
Top. Gov. Lake has promised to be
present and take dinner with the girls
Mrs. Joseph Merritt OF Deerfield avenue,
commissioner of the Hartford Girl
Scouts. and other guests will be there.
Arrivals at the Mohcan Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Clifford a. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Lippmann Robert X. Lippman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Alderman of New
York: DR.. and Mrs. III. w. Herman.
Vera and Margaret Herman. st. Louis ::
Dr. Walter A. Wells. Washington. ID. c. !:
AIR. r. N. Mackay. Miss Mackay, Dr.
r. NJ. Lawrence. Miss Lawrence. Bos-
ton; MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Warland, Greenwich.
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth and
Miss Doris Booth. Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stuart and
Miss Elizabeth Stuart arrived at the
Griswold from Chicago to-day. Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Boyd and DR.. and Mrs
ID. @. Perkins motored TO that hotel
from westport Conn. Others there are
DIR. and Mrs. John Mann OF Old West
bury. l.. l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Picard
Mr.. Frederick Bailey. Mrs. David Band
Ter and Thomas Bandler. Mrs Il. r.
Burke and Miss Vera Bell OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Branson and
party of New York arrived on board
the Branson yacht Alisbe and had
luncheon at the Griswold.
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RECEPTION FOR MRS. REID.
Bishop Manning Also Among
Guests of Mrs. A. Murray Young.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
BAR HARBoR, Me-. July 22.--At the
Pot and Kettle Club this afternoon a
reception was given by Mrs. A. Murray
Young for Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who is a
aguest at Tanglewold. Included in the
gathering were three Bishops of the
Epjscopal Church-the Right Rev. will
lam r. Manning. Bishop of New York
the Right Rev. William Lawrence.
Bishop OF Massachusetts. and the Right
Rev. julius Atwood. Bishop of Arizona.
Another Bishop will be added to the
Bar Harbor summer colony on Monday.
when the Right Rev. Benjamin Brew
ster will be here to preach at st.
Saviour's. Among others present were
Mrs. harrington Moore. Mrs. w. G.. En-
dicott. Mrs. Henry Chapman. the Rev.
DR. r. Cotton Smith. Mrs. Platt Hunt.
the Rev. Alsop LeffingwelI the Misses
Frances and Elizabeth Manning. the
Misses Lawrence and Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton.
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DRIVE FoR HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Frederick N. watriss, chairman
OF the social service committee at the
Broad Street Hospital, will lead the
women's division In the organization OF
the Downtown Hospital Associate
which Is to launch general member
ship drive below Chambers street. be-
ginning August 1. in order to provide
funds for completing the twelve story
addition to the Broad street institution.
Associated with Mrs. watriss are Mrs
John r. Drexel. Mrs. Herbert Harri-
man, Mrs. Eugene v. r. Thaycr. Mrs
Orme Wilson. Mrs. John Magee, Mrs
Frederick M. Davies, Mrs. Francis C.
Bishop, Mrs. Howard G. Gushing. Miss
r. Louise Sands, Mrs. Samuel A. We'll
don. Mrs. William +. Whitehouse. Mrs
III. II. Winthrop. Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingston. Mrs. Richard Van wyck, Mrs.
Charles ii. Sabin. Mrs. William X. Dick.
Mrs Ambrose Clark, Mrs. Coleman Il.
McGovern. Mrs. o. IT. Hammond Mrs.
Luis J. Francke and Mrs. Harry SIN
clair.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made in
Evanston. ILL.,. and this city by Mr.. and
Mrs. III. J. Lucas of the former city of
the engagement OF their daughter Miss
Ethel Mae Lucas. to Mr.. Oscar Il. Mathi-
ssen OF Keyport. N. J. The wedding
viii probably take place In the autumn.
Mr.. Lucas, formerly OF Elmhurst, l.. T..
Is vice-president OF the Northwestern
Terra Gotta Company of Chicago. Mr..
Mathiasen Is the son of the late Kari
Mathiasen Of Keyport, who was presi-
dent OF the New Jersey Terra Gotta
Company.
Miss Bertha Mabel Dickens, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Dickens of
Richmond Hill, l.. l.. and Mr. Frank
Henry vonbriel. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick VonbrieI of New York. viii
be married at st. Luke's Chapel. Trinity
Parish. next Thursday evening.
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BURLEsQUE MEN WITHDRAW.
Quit Managers Association be
cause of Open Shop Problem.

The foremost burlesque managers,
comprising all owners Of burlesque the
aires and shows in the Columbia and
American Burlesque Wheels. rendered
their designations yesterday TO the
United Managers Protective Association
I'm a letter sent to Marc Klaw, president
of that organization. The reason for
this action was that the burlcsaue in
terests. representing seventy theatres
and attractions. have an open shop fight
on with musicians and stage hands and
do not wish to embroil the producers
and managers of other forms OF enter
tainment in the conflict.
In his letter announcing the wholesale
resignation Sam Scribner. president of
the Columbia interests. likewise resigned
a treasurer of the u. VI. p. A. = sim
liar letter was sent on behalf OF the
American Wheel by it's president. /. w.
Herk.
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RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA CONCERTS

The Russian Symphony Orchestra's
concerts of eight nights, beginning to-
night, at Starlight Amusement Park, at
East 1I7th street in The Bronx, will
comprise eight different programmes,
with change of soloists nightly. The list
of soloists includes Nine. Maria Wintez-
kaja, dramatic soprano of the Bracale
Opera Company in Havana and South
America; Piastro Borissoff. Russian
violinlst and composer; Eric Zardo, Ital-
ian pianist: Misses Helena Adler. Anna
Gossena and Karena Post. sopranos;
Cantor Hirshman and Chain Kotylam-
sky, basso cantante Modest Altschuler
will conduct all eight concerts.
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FRANK VERA.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July 22.-The
death of Frank Vera. an old time whal-
ing captain. at Oak Bluffs late last night
became known to-day. He had gained
local fame years ago with an account of
the finding of blonde EslSimos in the
Arctic. The story was secuted at the
time. but confirmed later by Stefansson,
the Arctic explorer. Capt. Vera was IS
years old.
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MISS LOIS ARNOLD ENGAGED.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass. July 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund X. Arnold of the Man
chester colony announces the engage
mcnt OF their daughter Miss Lois
Arnold. to Mr.. Stanwood Knowles Boil
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Knowles Bolton Of Brookline. Miss
Arnold is a debutante of 1920 and a
member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Bolton was graduated from Har-
ward in 1921.
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BODY OF C.. w. HAMMILL
TO BE SENT TOU. S,
Leaves BY the Olympic on Au-
gust 3; Service in Paris.

Copyright, 1921, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. July 20.
Funeral services for Mr.. c. w. Ham,
mill. who died at the Ritz Hotel here
last Tuesday night. were held at the
American Church of the Holy Trinity
this morning, the Rev. Frederick W.
Beekman. assisted by the Rev George
Wine. cousin Of the deceased, offlci-
ating
Mr.. Hammills body will be taken 10
the United States for nterment. 1t will
leave France aboard the steamship
Olympic on August 3, accompanied by
Mrs. Hammill and her daughter. Miss
Maud L. Hammill.
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FETE ON THE NORTH SHORE.
Event Held at Hamilton for the
Army and Navy v. VI. G. A.

speciar Despatch TO THE NEW Yosx Herald.
BEVERLY, Mass, July 22.--All of the
North Shore colonies we're represented
to-day at the fete held on the Pingrec
Field at Hamilton In aid of the Army
and Navy Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation at Charlestown. In the early af-
ternoon a horse show programme was
presented under the direction OF Neil w.
Rice of the Myopla Hunt Club. Mr.. Alvin
r. SortwelI Of the Hamilton colony was
the chairman OF the general committee
in charge OF the fete programme
Among those at the various booths we're ;
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MILE. RENAUDIN WE'D TO
II. II. CHILDS IN PARIS
Marriage a Chapter in Ro-
nance of the War.
Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, July 22.
The marriage Of Mile. Alexina Re-
naudin to Mr.. Herbert III. Childs of New
York took place here to-day at the
Marie OF the sixteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. Jean
Renaudin of Laroche-sur-Y onne and met
Mr.. Childs while engaged in hospital
work during the war
The witnesses for the bride were
Vicomte de Brimont and Mr.. Jacques
de Bellocca and for the bridegroom Mr..
Frederic Gallatin, Jr.. and Mr.. John
Sawyer.
Mr.. Childs was Lieutenant Colonel
of ordnance with the A. E. f. He is
a member of the Racquet and Tennis,
the New York Yacht and the Harvard
clubs of New York, and Is a partner of
the banking firm of Clark, Childs & Co.
of New York.
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PLANS FOR NEW FROLIC.
Ziegfeld to Begin Work ON ROOF
Show Monday.

F. Ziegfeld. Jr., after a weeks rest on
his yacht, will arrive at his office Mon
day morning TO begin the first stages
of placing the new Midnight Frolic" in
shape for its opening on the New AM
sterdam Roof.
The Roof has been completely done
over by carpenters and decorators. A
handsome soda fountain has been in
stalled and a French drink mixologist Is
to fashion concoctions that Mr.. Ziegfeld
declares will delight the palate of "Old
Man Epicure himself"
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PRIZE SINGER MAKES DEBUT.

Miss Berthe Era. a young Algerian
vocalist. made her American debut las
night in the Lewiston Stadium as the
second Of the eight prize winning solo,
lists. She Is dramatic soprano and
revealed strong and pleasing voico IN
arias from Gluck's "Alceste" and ''Tos-
ca" A large audience gave the singer
a hearty reception. Miss Era was born
in Tunis. She made her debut In Paris
and has sung also in Nice, Marsellles,
Florence and Monte Carlo. She lives at
i43 West Seventy-first street.
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ALONZO n. BURBANK.

PORTLAND. Me-, July 2t.-Alonzo n.
Burbank. II, one of the founders OF the
International Paper Company and for
merly its president, died at his home
here to-day. He was treasurer Of the
corporation for many years. Burial will
be at Somersworth. n. ii.
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ARRIVALS AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Special Despatch 70 THE Nrw YoHK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY. July 22.--Among the
arrivals from New York at the Tray
more are Mrs. ". l.. Borden, Mr.. Bar
bour Lathrop, Mr.. II. II. McCready. Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Frost. Mr.. Clark Nc
Kercher, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cassidy and
Mr. Fred +. oliver.
Dennis-Miss Blanca AclSer, Mr.. J. r.
Riker and Mr. l.. l.. Gilbert.
Ritz-Carlton-Mr. Preston Gibson,
Mrs. ID. J. Tcnzer, Mr.. @. +. washburn,
Mr.. G. ". Spear and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin J. Plzcr.
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SHRINERS PARADE AT ASBURY
snlaam Temple of Newark Holds
It's Annual Pilgrimage.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AsBURy Park, N. T.. July 22.--Mcm-
bers of the Mystic Shrine. some 5000
strong. are here from New York. Phila-
delphia. Brooklyn and Trenton temples
to join with members of Salaam Temple
OF Newark in its annual pilgrimage.
There was a parade OF fczzed members
o, err the boardwalk tonight. bands and
Arab patrols adding to the pageant
Arrivals at the Ocean Hotel include
Mrs. s. r. Auerbacb. Mrs r. Crager.
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L o S T A I'd FOU ND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

Chevrolet. 1919 Baby Grand touring; car
number 23034 motor. 2o3S4: license, n Y
2ifiif; Jericho whistle. Norwich cord tires
initials G.. w. G. on each side between doors.
Fulton st. city. Telephone Beekman 1857.
LOST-Papers on Broadway. 9th-fith SITS,
or broadway cars; reward. AGNES NICK
ERSON. 740 riverside Drive. ~ Y.
500 REWARD for information leading 10
recovery OF Chevrolet 400 touring car, New
Jersey license e7Ig6. makers No. u Gi6fO.
nItANDMAIER. SO Prudential Building
Newark Market OG23
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NEW METROPOLITAN TENOR.
MANAGEMENT Engages Josef Mann
OF Berlin Opera.

Edward Zegler. assistant general man.
ager OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. yesterday received cablegram
from General Manager Giulio GATH
Casazza, advising him of the engage
ment OF Josef Mann, first tenor OF the
Berlin Opera, TO sing this coming season
AT the Metropolitan Opera House
He has large repertoire of both
dramatic and lyric roles in all languages.
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IN M K NJ 0 RIA /.

FEICL.-In reverent and loving memory o..
filiery, First Division, A. T.. r. The first
American artillery officer KILLED I'm ac-
ton In the world war, and the only
American killed the first day Of the big
German drive. March 81. 1918. Born. New
York city. July %. 1895. s
ever loving memory OF my dear
husband Harry Wheeler Powell. iwao
passed from this life July 70. 1918.
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FUNERAL IN PARIS FOR
HARRIET DUER ROBINSON
OF Old NeU York Family, She
Sent Books to Soldiers.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, July 90.
Funeral services were held at the
American church of the Holy Trinity
here this morning for Miss Harriet
Duer Robinson, a member of one of
the oldest New York families. During
the war Miss Robinson helped in the
distribution of thousands of volumes.
serving as a member of the Soldiers
and Sailors Library Committee. Also
she served for several months as an
assistant in the Aix-les-Bains vacation
centre. She was active i'm the work
of many war charities.
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lar RIED.

BJLMAN-NAHON.-Mr and Mrs. Frank M.
Nahon announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Muriel to Mr.. Thomas G.. Bull
man.
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Iewelry
A REWARD OF 800

A REWARD OF 800
will be paid for the return OF diamond and
sapphire ring and diamond and ruby ring
lost July rs on beach near Bayville Casino.
Locust Valley. y. y; proportionate reward
for return OF either ring. A. II. LEE &
Co. INC. - William st.
A REWARD OF $50
will be paid for the return Of platinum oval
shaped brooch, containing / large diamond
July 10, between 4sth and 72d SITS. CHARI.-
TON CO.. GA 9Th av.
A REWARD or 500
VIII he paid for tho return of platinum and
diamond lorrnettc lost June IS at or between
Hotel Gotham and Fulton Thcater or In taxi
cab. BLACK, STARR & FROST, 9Th av.
and 18th ~.
LIBERAL REWARD.
day between go %" and I 40 p NJ between Won
I25 East Tod st, Hahnemann Hospital, Park
av. and e7th st.. and the Rita Hotel Tele-
phone Information TO Rhinelander 4To0.
IosT-wedresday evening. vicinity Central
Park West. 72d st.. Broadway or 9Th av
bus No. n diamond bar pin. platinum. gold
setting. Finder viii be rewarded Return to
G. NJ CREINER, w. 9th 81.
LosT-Dlamond stIckpin, Curley's Baths,
Rockaway Park Sunday reward nj
RUEHI,, f2ik Mechanic st.. New Rochelle
Phone 3ie2.
LosT-s2o REWARD for iady's gold small
open face watch. case No. 223GOo. and gold
chain. lost July 20. vicinity broadway -34'h
u. TIFFANY & CO. Fifth av and 37ih 81.
LOsT-Diamond horseshoe, platinum. GOLD.
about 90 stones. safety catch reward. Apt.
~, 2t8 West oath ~. River ZOO
IosT--Watch chain: liberal reward, no ques-
tions asked. Phone Sfuyvesant 5siG.
$50 REWARD.
for ohlong buckle brooch, platinum operworit
design, sprinkled with diamonds. lost be-
tween Piping Rock Club and New York city
from June % TO July Z; no questions. RE-
turn 20 BLACK. STARR & FROST. 9th av.
n nd iSth ST.
sos reward for hunting case gold watch.
maker Packet rhiliitte. marked ". r..
1871 lost July 90, probably from 9Th av, bus
near 5ist 81. Phone TRrMBLE, Rhinelander
cOte
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NEW YORK.

NE w OAhs
Miss Antoinette Martin has gone to
Bar Harbor. Me-, from Morristown, N. j.
! Mr.. Robert Goelet entertained party
at luncheon yesterday at the Ambassa-
| dor Hotel
stopping at the Broadmoor, Colorado
Springs, Col.
| Mrs Hermann Oelrichs, who has been
spending several months in Europe, will
sail for New York to-day.
| Mrs. Charles T. Cook is passing the
summer at her country house in Elberon.
N. J.
| Mrs. John J. McCoolx is passing the
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander in Tuxedo
Park, N. Y.
| Mrs. George Cabot Ward will return
to New York from Europe in September
after an absence of several months
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Averell Harri-
man will go soon to Lenox, Mass. from
East Williston, L. l.. to visit Mr.. Charles
Lanier.
Luncheon parties were given yesterday
in the roof garden at Delmoncos by
Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer and
Messrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle, Jr.,
and Frederick T. Erelinghuysen.
| Mrs. John e. Lancaster and Mrs Bar
clay Warburton, Jr., her daughter. have
come from Philadelphia and will be at
the Ritz-Carlton for few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and
Miss Rosalie Bloodgood OF 40 East
| Thirty-fourth street have left the Piping
Rock Club for York Harbor, Me-, where
they will remain until September.
Mr.. James p. Vogel, to whom Miss
Jeanette T.. Ross of Clinton, N. Y, will
be married next Saturday. will give his
bachelor dinner tonight in the Tuxedo
Club at Tuxedo Park. N. Y.
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE. Minister from
China, Is at Watkins, N. Y.
Secretary of the Navy DENLY, accom-
panied by Secretary OF Agriculture Wal
lace, returned yesterday from Norfolk,
Va. where they witnessed the bombing
tests.
Mrs. Henry w. Keyes, wife of Senator
Reyes, will start to-day for Upperville,
Va, for short stay with Mrs. NJ. J..
Richardson and will go to New England
| next week.
Representative ana Mrs. Davis of
Minnesota have as guest Mrs. Sharp.
wife of Mr.. Robert S. Sharp, the chief
post office inspector during the Taft
Administration.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes entertained informally at dinner
on Thursday evening for former Am
bassador of Great Britain Viscount
Bryce and Lady Bryce. who left Wash
ington yesterday for Williams College.
Third Secretary of the italian En-
bassy Mobile Tommaso Assereto gave
a luncheon yesterday for the secretary
to the Ambassador of Italy, Signor Wit
torio Falorsi, who with Signora Falorsi,
started in the afternoon for New York,
whence they will sail for Italy ON Tues
day.
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Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, who has been
spending several months in Europe. will
sail for New York to-day.
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Miss Antoinette Martin has gone to
Bar Harbor. Me-, from Morristown, N. j.
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D | E D..

Assenhein, Louis ]. Lander, John 3.
Bergen, jeanne McC. Morris, Robert j.
Cole. Henry p. Muir. John Il
Council. Gerald +. Mcneil. Josephine
Faunce, John Il. Neeser. Rudolph
Ford. Nellie NJ. O'Brien Francis x
Geatons, Elizabeth Pena, Cornelia ~
Hafemann, Anna l'helan. Mary L.. re
Hanover. Lynda y. Raubs. Margaret Q. z
ketcham. George W. Sanders Henry NJ.
Kidder. Edward III. ~
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Mrs. John J. McCoolz Is passing the
summer at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander in Tuxedo
Park, N. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden are
stopping at the Broadmoor. Colorado
Springs, Col.
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Mrs. Charles T. Cook is passing the
summer at her country house in Elberon,
N. j.
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Mr.. Robert Goelet entertained a party
at luncheon yesterday at the Ambassa-
dor Hotel.
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Mrs. George Cabot Ward will return
to New York from Europe in September
after an absence Of several months
abroad.
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Luncheon parties were given yesterday
in the roof garden at Delmonico's by
Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer and
Messrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle, Jr.,
and Frederick T. Erelinghuysen.
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Mrs. John e. Lancaster and Mrs Bar
clay Warburton, Jr., her daughter. have
come from Philadelphia and will be at
the Ritz-Carlton for a few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Averell Harri-
man will go soon to Lenox, Mass. from
East Williston, l.. l.. to visit Mr.. Charles
Lanier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and
Miss Rosalie Bloodgood OF 40 East
Thirty-fourth street have left the Piping
Rock Club for. York Harbor. Me-, where
they will remain until September.
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Mr.. James p. vogel. to whom Miss
Jeanette T.. Ross of Clinton, N. Y, will
be married next Saturday. will give his
bachelor dinner tonight in the Tuxedo
Club at Tuxedo Park. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-23

Third Secretary of the Italian En-
bassy Mobile Tommaso Assereto gave
luncheon yesterday for the secretary
to the Ambassador of Italy, Signor Wit
torio Falorsi, who with Signora Falorsi
started in the afternoon for New York
whence they will sail for Italy ON Tues
day.
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Mrs. Henry W. Keyes, wife of Senator
Reyes, will start to-day for Upperville
Va, for a short stay with Mrs. NJ. J.
Richardson and will go to New England
next week.
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Secretary OF the Navy DENLY, accom-
panied by Secretary of Agriculture Wal
lace, returned yesterday from Norfolk
Va. where they witnessed the bombing
tests.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON.
Mr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE. Minister from
China, Is at Watkins, N. Y.
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes entertained informally at dinner
on Thursday evening for former Am
bassador of Great Britain Viscount
Bryce and Lady Bryce. who left Wash
ington yesterday for Williams College.