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The New York herald., 1921-03-04
BARRYMORES STARS IN
MRS. BARRYMORE'S PLAY
John and Ethel to Appear in
clair de Lune.'

Miss Ethel and John Barrymore are
to be presented this spring. under the
management of Charles Frohman, Inc,
as co-stars In Clair de Lune." a play
by Michael Strange. which is the pen
name of Mrs. John Barrymore, formerly
Mrs. Blanche Oelrichs Thomas. This an
nouncement confirms THE NEW YORK
HERALps exclusive publication of sew
eral weeks ago.
Ar Hayman. general manager for
Charles F'rohman, Inc, said that he had
been trying for long time to arrange
for the appearance of Miss Barrymore
and her brother together. but other en-
gagements prevented.
Miss Barrymores Illness" he said,
has compelled us TO cancel her tour In
'Declassee' for the balance of this sea-
son. and Mr.. Barrymore. too, finds him
self at liberty this spring. Miss Barry
more's health is now restored and she
is eager to return to her stage work.
Her physicians say she must not do any
more touring this year. and for that
reason Clair de Lune' will be pre-
sented in New York without any pre-
liminary performance out OF town"
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
ACTORS EQUITY HAS
LAUNDRY PROBLEM
One Player Accuses Another
of Libel in Letter.

question Of libel over a laundry bill
came to light yesterday in the West Side
Court when Leo Stark, actor. appeared
there as complainant against J. Arthur
oBrien. also an actor. to press n charge
OF criminal libel. The appearance In the
case Of Paul NJ. Turner. counsel for the
Actors Equity Association, put that or
ganization in the position of having one
more problem 10 solve.
Mr.. Stark's' charge was based on let
ters which Mr.. O'Brien is said to have
written to the Equity Association. accus-
ing Mr. Stark while with the Chauncey
Oicott company or placing his personal
laundry among the company's effects and
thus minimizing his own laundry bills.
1t was also alleged that O'Brien accused
Starl using insulting language against
America and certain members of the OIL
colt company.
Mr.. Turner told Magistrate Levine that
the Equity contracts gave actors consid-
cradle latitude in making charges against
one another. and that such letters as Mr..
O'Brien was alleged to have written were
never consider ed libellous. The case was
adjourned to March Is. when Magistrate
Levine will hear further testimony in the
Tonbs Court
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
HALE WEDS MRS. GARLAND.
New York Lawyer and Socialist
Marrics Boston Woman.

News reached New York yesterday
from Parts OF the marriage there
Wednesday OF Swinburne Hale. New
York lawyer, Socialist and political rad
ical. and Mrs. Marie Tudor Garland Of
Boston. who forfeited her first hus-
Sand's bequest to become the wife of
Mr.. Francis Gushing Green Of New
York. from whom she later obtained
divorce. Mr.. Hale notified his law part
ner, Walter Nellcs, who said yesterday
his only information was that the we'd
ding had taken place March l.
Mrs. Hale is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Tudor OF Boston She
first was a rried to the late James A.
Garland sS:ty years ago. They were
divorced and lived apart several years,
but eventually were remarked. When
Mr.. Garland died he left to his wife the
income of s333,sS3 II she remained sin
gle. That beouest she forfeited when
she was married In 1912 to Mr.. Green.
who had been a manager of the Garland
estate. a few years later they were
divorced
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Junior League
Delights Again in
Musical Chairs
Second Performance by Anna
teur Players More Smooth
Than the First.

The capable actresses. singers and
dancers of the Junior League and their
amateur actor associates gave a sec
ond performance OF Musical Chairs
last night to a capacity house in the
ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria. The
brilliant audience, that formed the
largest assembly In society last night.
greeted the performance with its two
acts or picturesque ensembles. bits OF
genuine FUN and charming dancing solos,
with unrestrained enthusiasm.
The cast, the largest that has yet
been drawn from the debutantes 60 help
the varied charitable projects Ok the
Junior League, went at their theatrical
duties with less restraint than at the
opening performance. and the result was
a much smoother and snappier presen-
tation OF the twelve scenes that form
this ambitious amateur Offering under
the direction of Miss Grace II. Henry. A
third performance of Musical Chairs"
will be given tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
MIAMI.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MIAMI. Fla, March 3.-Henry w. Put
nam of New York. who has made Miami
his headquarters for several weeks
aboard his yacht Alcyone. returned here
to-day from a cruise to the Bahamas
and Cuba. accompanied by several
guests, including Mr.. and Mrs Guillio
Turri of Florence. Italy. Mrs TURF is a
niece of Mr.. Putnam The party will
stay here for fortnight before starting
north.
Frederick Havemeyer came from Palm
Beach by automobile with friends ana
had luncheon In the Royal Palm grill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford " Brokaw came
from Palm Beach to the Royal Palm 10
remain throughout the season.
Arriving to-day from New York were
Mr. and Mrs. +. M. Robertson. II. L.
Childs. John e. Packer and, Mrs. w. p.
Heaiey.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
RECITAL FOR SERBIAN RELIEF.

Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mines. Adrian Iselin.
FRANCIS Burial Hoffman. Thomas r.
Ryan. James West Roosevelt. Edward
y. Brcitung. Henry Hoyt. Samuel Lew
issonn. Frederick Pearson, Isaac Chaun-
cey McKeever. William +. Sheehan.
John ". WHY'S, Walter z. Maynard
Nelson OShaughnessy. Arthur Sachs
Newbold Morris. Robert r. Tod. Hor-
alto S. Shonnard. Henry James. Stuart
Duncan Preston, Francis Carolan. Dam
lei Guggenheim and Patrick A. vaien-
tine Will be box holders for the recital
by Erika Morinl in Carnegie Hall. sun
day afternoon. for Serbian Child We'll
fare.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
MARQUISE DE MORES
IS DEAD IN FRANCE
Was Daughter of Louis Won
Hoffman, N. Y. Banker.

Word was received here last night of
the death in Cannes, France, of Mar
quise de Mores (nee Medora Won Hoff-
mani, widow of the Marquis de Mores.
who was murdered In the Sahara in
1896. She was the daughter of Louis
Won Hoffman, banker, who established
the Stock Exchange firm of L. Won Hoff-
man g. Co. in this city in 1860. and
Mrs. Won Hoffman. who was Miss
Grymes before her marriage. and of the
old Staten Island family from which
Grymes Hill takes It's name. Her father
was one Of the founders OF the Knicker-
booker Club and was prominent men,
Der of the Tuxedo and Union clubs.
IN 1888 she was married to the Mar
quis de Mores the son of Duke OF Val
lomhrosa. Following her marriage she
had varied career. With her husband
she went TO the Bad Lands OF Dakota.
where shortly after the marriage the
town of Medora was named after her.
Her husband established the town with
the idea of making IL the centre OF the
packing industry and fighting the cattle
combination. He aroused the ire OF the
cowboys of that country and finally his
house was surrounded and pitched
battle ensued In VIII ch the Marquis
killed one OF the attacking party. He
was indicted for murder, tried and
acquitted. While he was locked up in
a little Western jail the Marquise elected
to share his confinement.
Not long after the trial the cattle plan
failed and the Marquis and his wife
went to France. Shortly after his ar
rival in that country he fought many
duels, and in 1896 embarked on an expe-
dition across the Sahara from Tunis to
take relief to the Khalifa in his
struggle against the British. He was
robbed and murdered by his escort
In 1885 the Marquse was reputed to
be one of the best rifle shots in America
She had two sons. one the Duke OF Val
lombrosa and of Asinari. who inherited
his grandfather's titles. Her other son
10 Count Paul de Yallombrosa.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS MATCH
DRAW PALM BEACH GRO WDSl
Large Gallery Sees r. n. Will
Jams Cd Win Title From
Ichiya Kumagae.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YoRX HERALD
PALM BEACH. Fla. March 3.-The
great outstanding feature of the day
here was the tennis match this after
neon on the Po!nciana courts. In which
Ichiya Kumagae, winner OF the 1920
title, met r. Norris Williams I'd In the
greatest singles match ever played in
the State. gallery Of fully 1000 per-
sons assembled to wa atch the play and
applaud the contestants. Even the grand
old game of golf was practically stopped
this afternoon when the golf stars wen'
to see the tennis match. In which Mr
Williams defeated last seasons cham
pion
Among the golf stars in the gallery
were Mrs Quentin Feitner. James
Hyde. Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps
Miss Elaine Rosenthal and Mrs. Ernes'
Byfield. Other golfers who watched the
match were Mrs. John c. King. Mrs
John NJ l.. Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas w. Paige. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Croser. Mrs David Randolph Cal
houn and Mrs. John S. Phipps.
In the society gallery were also Lord
Queeniporough, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne
Whitney. Mrs Edward r. Thomas. NJ
and Mrs. +. Egerton Webb. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. willard 8. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome ". BoDaparte. Mrs. Lorimer
Worden. Mrs Joseph Wt0ener. Mrs.
William Thaw Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard y. Ahl. Mrs. L. II. G. Slater, w
Barklie Henry. Miss Annette Tilford,
Mrs. Rawson l. Wood. Miss katherine
Force. Mt and Mrs. Cecil Singer Mr.
and Mrs Florenz Ziegfeld. Jr.. Mrs
Charles S. Pillsbury, MIR. and Mrs
George c. BeclSwith. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
II. L. Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Hutton, Mrs. Eugene w.
Pargny. Messrs. Conde Mast. Oliver
Perrin and Frank Duff Frazier. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Playford. Miss Maxine FL
lott, Miss Forbes Robertson and Mrs
Leander Mccormick.
Mrs ]. Leonard Replogle gave a.
party this afternoon for Miss Mary
Mum, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alexander Mum. In celebration OF her
birthday, taking party Of children for
trip to Jupiter on board her speed
boat. Sea Robin. Refreshments were
served during the trip.
Mrs. John Silsby Curtis entertained
company of women at luncheon at
her ocean front home before the ten
mis- match.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VI. Thomas,
who were married yesterday. went tc
the F1amingo Hotel in Miami for their
honeymoon, motoring down last eve
ming.
Arriving to-day at the Royal Poinci-
ana were Mr.. and Mrs. Adam K Luke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Luke of New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
GREENWICH VILLAGE ROMANCE

Adrian Mullin Dillon. owner of the
Village Hearth. n restaurant In Mac
dougal street, and Miss Madeline Ham
ilton. daughter OF John Hamilton of 2IO
West 141th street. were married yester-
day by Deputy City Clerk Michael j.
Cruise. Dillon lives at st. Lukes
place. In the Greenwich Village section
and is well known among artists and
others OF the district. He IL % and tho
bride Is % years old II was said TO
have been a whirlwind courtship lasting
week after a meeting at dinner.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
STUDENTS SEE vERONICA'S VEIL
Fordham Men witness Modern
Passion Play.

More than 100 students from Ford
ham University witnessed the perform
ance last night OF 'veronica's veil," the
modern passion play. at st. Joseph's
Auditorium. Union Hill, ~ J.
The demand for seats has been so
large this year that the directors of the
play have added six extra perform
ances. These will be on Wednesday
night. March i6. Friday night. March
IS; Saturday afternoon and evening.
March 10: Monday night. March 21.
and Wednesday night. March 23.
On the evening Of st. Patricks day
each person IN the audience will receive
an Irish souvenir and there will be at
least two prominent speakers
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

IN M E M o RIAM

GEAGAN--A months mind mass VIII ha
offered for the late John s. Gearan on
Saturday. March :. NJ 80 A. NJ. In the
Church of ST. Michael. saith ST.. near
9th fv.
our beloved husband and father. Pierre L.
Guerin. who died March 4. 1911.
LroSE.--fn memory of our dearly beloved
mother. Ro"irs Fsrile Iione. who died
March 4. 1913. Her children.
MosES.-rn loving remembrance 70 the men,
ory of Julia J. X. Moses, who passed
away March &. 1916. May her sorl rest
In peace.
Husband.
Chlif fren
and Grandchildren
Nrr9oN.-In loving memory Of my dear
mother. Helen y Nelson, who passed
away March {. 1918.
TERRY lin loving memory Of Major John
Darling Terry. who died March 4. 1920.
r-teeia and VIII.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
GEN. AUGUsTE MERCIER.

PARIS, March 3.--C;cn. Auguste Mer-
cier. former French Minister OF War.
died here to-day. Gen. Mercier was
War Minister at the beginning OF the
trial OF Capt Dreyfus. instituting the
proceedings which brought Dreyfus be-
fore the Council of War in 1894. tie
trial resulting in the condemnation OF
Dreyfus to lifelong penal servitude and
public degradation. this sentence after
ward being reversed and Capt. Dreyfus
exonerated OF his retrial
Gen. Mcrcier appeared as witness
against Capt Dreyfus at the second
trial He was elected to the Senate in
1900
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
DAUGHTER BORN TO
MRS. JOHN BARRYMORE
Fiue Pound Heiress to Actor
and His Wife.

Mr. and Mrs. John barrymore are the
proud parents OF five pound daughter.
born yesterday morning at their home.
67 East Ninety-first street The mother
was Mas Blanche Oelrichs and her first
husband was Mr.. Leonard NJ. Thomas.
who ON Wedn lay married Mrs. Marie
Good Sackett In Palm Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrymore were married last sum-
mer. The little newcomer is another
for Mr.. John Drew to be greatuncle to.
Ethel Barrymore Colt has three children,
two boys an da girl And. of course. he
Is grandfather to the little son of Louise
Drew Devereux (Mrs. John Devereux).
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
PLAYGoERs LAST NIGHT.

At the Belasco TO see "Deburau''
were Mr.. Cyril Crimmins and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Overton.
Mrs. winston Churchill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Whitney and MIR. Robert Holden
saw Enter Madame" mt the Fulton.
Seeing "Tip-Top" at the Globe were
Mr.. and Mrs Guernsey Price. Mr.. J.
Philip Bernhard. Mr.. George TIFFANY, Mr.
Richard A. Strong and Mr.. II. Nelson
Slater.
At Good Times AZ the Hlppod rome
were Mr.. and Mrs Richard VI. Higgins.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Northrop and Mr.
George Blagden.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
GOODWIN LEE.

Goodwin Lee, editor Of the Fire En.
oincer, which he founded in 1919. died
yesterday In the home OF his brother.
Loxley Lee. at 1926 North Gratz street
Philadelphia. He was born In Eliza
beth City county. Virginia, In 1857. His
father served rs a Major In the Con-
federate army Mr.. Lee studied law
with his father and was admitted to the
Virginia bar. He took up editorial work
here I'm 1900
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
MISS HARMsWoRTH A BRIDE.
Niece or Lord Northclfffe Married
to American.

LONDON, March 3.--Announcement is
made of the marriage on March 3 OF
Terry Colley Durham, son of w. A.
Durham Of Appomattox, Va, and Miss
Annie Mary Geraldine Harmsworth.
eldest daughter of Sir Leicester Harms
worth, a brother OF Lord Northclifre. The
wedding took place at Christ Church.
oxford.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
CHARLES LAWRENCE coMroRr

Charles Lawrence Comfort. city sales.
man for the Sargent Hardware Com
pany for many years died Wednesday
in the home of his cousin. the Rev. Rich
ard Kikelhan. assistant pastor OF Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, 100 West
oath street He was 50 years old Iie
was born At New Heyley. y. Y. He he
ionged TO the Seventh Regiment Tor
many yeers. where he won several
medals as q marl.smRn
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
WEATHER AT WINTER RESORTS

Dispatches received yesterday By The
New YORK HERALD reported the tenn
perature and atmospheric conditions at
winter resorts as follows: st. Angus
tine. Fla, 70. clear: Ormond. Fla. 70,
clear: Palm Beach. 76. clear; Miami,
20. clear Key West. 70. clear: Beileair
Heights. 20. clear; Aiken. 20, clear !.
Camden. g., clear, Nassau. "a, clear /;
Bermuda, 20, clear
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
DIR. MATTHEW ID. MANN.

BUFFALO. March 5.--Dr. Matthew p.
Mann. noted gynecologist and obstetri-
clan, who. summoned 70 attend Presl-
dent Mckinley when he was shot. rushed
half shaved from a BARRIERS chair to
the operating table on which lay the
dying Executive and performed the
operation which gave him a few hours
more OF life. IS dead.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
COL. WILLIAM THAw WED.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 3.-Col. Will
lam Thaw, who was an aviator in the
service Of France during the war and
Who married Mrs. Marjorie Z. Priest
yesterday. has left for the East with his
bride. travelling by automobile. The
marriage was snrprise TO their friends
and acquaintances here.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
FREDERICK r.. sCAMMELL.

Frederick T.. Scammell. ship broker.
of s Bridge street died yesterday at
his home In the Hotel Robert Fulton.
22s West Seventy-first street. In his
seventy-second year. He leaves three
sons. John McA. Frederick Il. Jr.. and
Harold H. Scammell lie was n member
OF the Produce Exchange. and the Cana
d ian New York Athletic and other clubs.
The body was taken to the Funeral
Church. Broadway and sixty-sixth
straet
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
MISE ZIMMERMAN TO WED.

Mrs. Eugene Zimmerman Of Johns
town. Pa. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Grace Ellene Zlm-
norman. to Mr.. Lawton Griswold Sar-
gent. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ru-
pert Sargent of New Haven. Conn. Mr..
Sargent was graduated from Yale in
1912
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
DIE ED.
In Men,orinD.

Guerin, Pierre Y. Nelson. Helen J.
Llone, Rosina u. Terry, John d.
ApRIAN.--Joseph NJ. Adrian, husband OF
Cnecilla VI. Adrian. on March 2. 1921. a,
his residence 3O1 East Broadway. New
York city. in the 63d year Of his aFe.
Solemn requiem mass NJ Lady - Sorrows
Church. at 10 a. NJ. March !. 1921.
BOtrGARn AT Yonkcrs, ". ". Wednesday
March 2, 1921. Louisa Bougard. wife OF
the late Andrew Bougard. Funeral SER
vice at her late residence, 346 Warburton
av., Yonkers, Saturday. March 8. at 3
=. NJ. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
Brooklyn.
BoyD.-on March 2. 1921. a, South Orange.
n. j., Valentine Mott. beloved twin daugh
ter of Lille Campbell and the late John J
Boyd IN her sth year Funeral service
Friday March 4, AZ the Church OF the
Holy Communion. South Orange. on arrival
OF 1880 train from Hoboken, D.. l.. q w.
Railroad
ERTNCK-A Newbursh. y. ". Thursday.
March 2, 1921. adelaide =. Graman. wife
of DR. william Brlnck. Notice OF funeral
IN Saturday and Sunday papers.
RucKLEY.-At New Rochelle. ". ", or
March 8. 1871 Arthur. beloved husband
Of Annie Erckley Mass VIII be said a.
the Holy Family Chufch, Nayfiower and
North avs. New Rochelle. ~. ", on Sat.
urday At 1920 A NJ Please omit flowers.
cHosSER. Nathan. on Thurscay. March 9.
dearly beloved husband ~ Dorothy lnce
f.vy), and son Of the late William ann
Gussie Chornck. Funeral services sun.
day, March q. at 10 a. NJ. from the 10
neral pariors of winter Reich. i27 w.
iiGth e. Please omit flowers.
cotFORT.-Cn March 2. 1921. Charlie l.
son of the late Lawrence l.. and rhsnnr
Comfort. Veterans Of the Seventh. Regi-
funeral services at his late residence. 1870
Wcs; fnith, Friday. T.. NJ
coMFoRr. .-vetcrans of The seventh Reg
nlent ~ G.. n r.; with deep recre' Al
nouncemcnt Is made ~ 'hr death n.
March ~ Charles T. Comfort tS.x'H
Company Furerai services nj n- In.
residence 100 w iotth So On Friday. 4
sP. NJ. Willard G. Fiak. President.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

The Secretary Of War-designate and
Mrs. John W. Weeks gave dinner
last evening, Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

The third dance of the One Hundred
Club. a costume ball, was given last
evening at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes. Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
MAR r

THOMAS -sACRETT.-Mari Good Sackett
and Leonard Moorhead Thomas. on
Wednesday. March 2, by Judge Smith. at
the home OF Il. T. Stotesbury. Palm Beach.
Fla.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

Secretary OF War and Mrs. Baker
We're the honor guests last evening at
small dinner given by Col and Mrs.
Byron @. Jones.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby
We're guests OF honor at dinner given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Congratulations are being extended to
BIr. and Mrs. Francis b. Biddle upon
the birth OF a son In their home In Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Biddle. who was Miss
Katherine Garrison Chaplin. is a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin of
this city. who is With her daughter
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

The Italian Ambassador. Signor Ro-
landi Ricci, entertained a large party
yesterday afternoon at the Washington
farewell concert OF La Scala orchestra
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
WASHINGTON.

The Belgian Ambassador and Baron
ess De Cartier gave a dinner at the
Embassy last evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fortune Ryan of New York.
Mrs. L. Work-Hewitt OF New York.
who is visiting at the Embassy, was
among the guests.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

The marriage of Miss Louise Homer.
eldest daughter OF MIR. Sidney Homer
and Nine. Louise Homer, 70 Mr.. Ernest
Van Rensselaer, Stires. son OF the Rev.
Or. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Stires, will take
place In st. Thomas's Church on April
IL and not the week later. as at first
intended
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Robinson are
for the present at the Belmont Hotel,
where Miss Amy Lowell Of Boston also
Is stopping.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Osgood Field have
returned to 6iS Fifth avenue from Aiken.
5. G.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Cats. Dogs. SC.

LosT-Ree Irish terrier; name Mr.. Dooiey.
Liberal reward for return OF valuable In
formation f6i1 45th ST., Brooklyn.
OST-scotch Cairn terrier. brindie: sore on
throat: answers to name of fudge. Return
l. ga. reward
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

and Mrs. Chester w. Chaplin.
Among those who will entertain
friends at supper tonight for the dance
OF the Bachelors In the Vanderbilt are
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hollister Pease, Mr..
and Mrs William Goadby Loew, Mr..
and Mrs. Snowden A. Fahnestock, Mrs
Thomas n. Hall and Mr.. Thomas y.
Davis.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Post
Clapp. daughter OF Mrs. L. Mortimer
Ward. TO Mr.. Van Henry CartnelI, Jr.
is TO take place March 81 In st. James's
Church. Madison avenue and Seventy
first street.
Mrs. William T. Sheehan gave lunch
con yesterday at the ST. Regis.
Mrs. Raymond Belmont with her
mother. Mrs. E. J. Hubert, returned on
the Sixiola yesterday from cruise In
the West indies and are at the Wander
bilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjornstrom- -stefranson
have gone to Washington to be the
guests OF the iatter's uncle. Mr. William
Phelps Emo. over the Inauguration.
Miss Edith WINS of so East Fifty
eighth street VIII extend her Sunday
musicaies through March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marselis C. Parsons OF
270 Park avenue and Rye. N. Y. have
started for Cuba. to remain until April
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

Miss Pauline Chaplin Bourne has gone
to Hamilton. Bermuda. to be with Mr.
and Mrs. Chester w. Chaplin.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
LOST AND FOUND

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
Paige 1919, factory No. 7p020. motor No.
bS2070. car painted green. brown wheels.
howe-Ford tires, two extra ". 8. cords. ~.
!. license No. 66537. Stolen In Newark. N. J.
Communicate win Y. y. HOPwOOD. 81
Jehn ST., New York. Telephone Beekman
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

r,OST-Snan brown fur ncckpiece, on Tues
day afternoon late on T4th ST., near Park
av Please return TO ~ East 74th st. or
phone Fitz Roy 6519. Reward.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

MYERS.-On Tuesday. March 4. 1921.
Charles David Myers, In the 18th year Of
residence. $50 Dean St, Brooklyn Funeral
services al Whites Funeral Parlors. of0
Flatbush av., on Friday, T:4J p. NJ. In
Cnnnpfnrx
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

George Henry Mclean. Funeral services
at his late residence. ACT Columbus av..
on Friday. March 4. at 2 p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Jewei.y.
A REWARD OF 5000


for the return Of platinum and diamond
pendant watch. lost February % at or be-
tween Riverside Theatre and SD st. BLACK.
START 4 FROST. 5th av. and 4Sth st
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

"Wednesday. March .. Dorothea
Moore. younger daughter OF william A.
and Mathilde Jones McCreery, at her
parents home. Castleton Park. New Brigh-
ton, s. I. Funeral services 10: 80 Saturday
morning. March ;. st. Peters Church,
New Brighton T.