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The New York herald., 1921-11-23
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AARTIUUs. Nov 17--Arrived. str Gotaiana
(swl, Galveston.
ADELAIDE. Nov 21--Arriveds str Otarama
| (Br), New York.
-ALEXANpRIA. Nov 2o-Arrived. str ophis,
AMSTERDAM. Nov 1s-Arrived. str Storm
ANTWERP. Nov is-Arrivsd. str Belgian
Arrived nth. str Caraibc Urr). Galveston.
Sailed 18th. str sIcilian Cf3r), st John. NIB.
BALBOA. Nov 22-Arrived. etrs Plum
Branch l3r). Valparaiso for liverpool; ;
Quilpue SBr). Guayaquil for New York.
Sailed 22d. str Steel Worker, San Francisco
Sailed 2oth. strs Acajutla tBr). Champer-
leo: ManaM SBro. Gusasyaeuil; South Aneri-
BARcELoNA. Nov 17--Arrivco. s,rs Carl
baldi, New Orleans va Havana; San Saliva
BERGIN. Nov i7-Arrived, str Urd (saor).
sailed ieth. str Romsdaishorn cSor,.
BILBAo. Nov f7--saiied. str Mar Adria,-
BLAfTs. Nov is-Arrived. str o1nammo
BoRDExuX. Nov 2s-safed, str Mexico
BRRiEMfN. Nov iS--Arrivsd. r strs Fails city
Br). Galveston; Lord ornonde Csr). Beitf.
more; isSh, eastern Sun. rensacola:
BUENos AIRES, Nov 2l-sailed. str Har-
old Walter. Tampico.
CAlBAltlIiN. NOV Zl--Arrtveus str hhh1a-
CAPE. CRUZ, Nov 2i-Arrivcd. str CANA
sVss cHpS r5vs10 Town. Nov lo--Arr,vcd. str Royal
PFjlGr GHTANI & Nov w lsssisd, TosS str o.sar. Mes
CEARA, Nov ao-saiiod. str Hubert CBr).
from Rio Janeiro. &c, for Para, New Or
CIIRIsTiANfA. Nov is--saiicd. str Dorg-
land tNor) San Francisco.
CONsTANT1NoPLE. Nov is-sailed. str
.'ci ciRisToBAL. Nov 2i--Arrived. str Zaoapa.
Arrived 22d, strs Pedro Chris,opherson
(sw). Gothenburg; Taketoyo Maru tJap).
81 Jean (Fr), Bordeaux; San Bias (Brt. Bos-
ton and Havana; Pestores. New York and
Havana Ypres Maru Jap). Barry for Port
''isiSi Sailed sis,. str Spectator Dr,. Newport
Sailed 2od. strs Eoro CBD. New York:
Grnnfos (NoT). Cartagena.
(pan), New York land passed Copenhagen
Arrived pod, ctr Manitowoc. New York.
DUBLIN. Nov tS-Arrived, strs oustconck.
New Orleans: 10h, city or vancouver (Br),
FALMoUTH. Nov io-safied. str Navarino
Bnrl; nl;Sy New Yor York oo--sousd. .,- v.,r,ave,
t1tutcn5. Philadelphia.
FREMANTLE Nov io--Arrived. str Fort
Augusta CBr), New York
GENOA. Nov 2i-Arriycd. str Lord Byron
NGffBRAf.TAR, Nov 22-passed. str Arna
(Nor) baltimore for Genoa.
Sailed 18th, str Sivio Pellico UtaD. Phila-
deiphia: 2iat. Norden Dan). from Constan-
'tiSpie GYAsGow. &C G Nov so-Anived. str Lakonis
'iI, iHA,1fT%x. Nov ai-sas.a. STR west Co
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
DYCKMAN LOT AUCTION TODAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer at auction
to-day In tho Real Estate Exchange, Il
Vesey street. 10 corners. block fronts,
lots and plots in the Dyckman section
CT Manhattan. The properties are suit
able either for apartment houses,
stores, taxpayers, theatres, market
hotels or private dwellings. and are
situated at or near the 207th, 2l5th. 225th
and DyclSman street stations Of the
Interborough Broadway-Seventh avenue
subway line. There has been extra
ordinary buying and building activity
In this part OF tho city and It is expected
that builders and investors will avail
themselves OF the opportunity to bid on
to-day's offerings, In view OF the fact
that tho tax exemption law expires on
ADril l. 1922
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
SUBWAY BUILDERS
LOTS NET SS4O,S6O
Sale Of Building Sites in Bronx
for Rodgers Estate Brings
Out Big Buyers.

Further evidence OF the Irresistible
power behind the lot buying movement
was given in the Real Estate Exchange
at ii Vesey street yesterday afternoon
when Joseph T.. Day offered for the
heirs of The last John c. Rodgers, sub
way builder and contractor. a number
OF choice building sites in the Bronx.
When the sale began one thousand or
more persons crowded the auction room.
most of them drawn thither by the
reputation of the man whose fortune
had been greatly augmented By ad-
vance information concerning the trend
of subway development and native as
tuteness in real estate investment 1t
was this reputation coupled with the
propitious conditions prevailing in the
vacant property market which enabled
Mr.. Day to get a total of S340,S50 for
the property.
Mr.. Day started the sale by offering a
plot at the junction OF West Fordham
road and Sedgwick avenue. After sixty
eight bids this plot was sold to Harris
Sussman for $4,000. The same buyei
also bought the lot adjoining to the
south for $4,000. Mr.. Day then offered
the northwest corner OF West Fordham
road and Cedar avenue, and Mr. Suss-
man purchased this triangular plot for
s3.100. and two adjoining plots, paying
$4,000 for one and $2,100 for the other
J. Clarence Davies was the successful
bidder for the northeast corner of West
Fordham Road and Harlem River Ter
race, a triangular plot. He paid $1,000
for the corner and S2,20o for the plot
adjoining on the north.
The lot on the west side of Jerome
avenue, at the steps leading up to 166th
street., brought S3,700. and e. l.. Saw
yer, q prominent real estate investor,
s7,750. The lot on the north side of
i66th street, on Jerome avenue, was pur-
chased for $4,000 by Mr.. Sawyer.
The southeast corner OF Anderson
avenue and 166th street. abutting on
Jerome avenue, went for $4,000, and the
plot OF Ave lots to the south was sold
for $4,000 to Richard Cosgrove. Inside
lots on the west side OF Anderson aver
aged $4,000 each.
In the Riverdale section the north
east corner OF Riverdale avenue and
2e3d street was purchased by James
Mcnamara, for $2,400. Mr.. Mcnamara
bought two lots to the north and three
lots to the west, paying S2,650 and
$4,000 respectively. J. Romaine Brown.
dean OF the real estate profession,
bought plot of lots on the north side Of
263d street, at the head of Dellafield
avenue. paying $4,000.
Riverdale avenue lots, south OF 263d
street, brought from $4,000 to sl.050
each. On Tyndall avenue prices ranged
from s1,050 to $3.50 each. and on Liebig
avenue S725 each. Corners brought
from S1.050 to SITS each.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Malcolm r. Smith, Inc. rented apart
ments in West Sevcntieth street to
Dr. ]. l.. Maybaum, Jacob Neadle and
Mrs. S. IT, Wanger: in 1871 East Sixty
sixth street. 60 T. Sloan Young, Jr.. and
Van III. Cartmell; in so West Sixty
seventh street studios to Horace NJ.
Hovey. Mrs. Caroline Mihr Hardy and
Arnold Rosenthal: ana In the Cameron
Building. 1856 Madison avenue, Offices to
Holland & Son. silk merchants. and
Drayton Oids Company.
Peter Grimm leased furnished apart
ncnt In 520 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBY NALL


CARDIFF. Nov 15-Sailed. str Tasmania
(Br), supposed for New York.
CARTAGENli. Nov l7--Sailed, str Eiger
CNor) New York.
DEMERARA. Nov 1T-safied. str Canadian
Logger (Br), Halifax.
HAVANA. Nov 17-Arrived. strs Narnbi
fCuban, ex Ital snip Ninfa), Baltimore
Peekskil, Savannah: Dakar Maru (Jap)
Hong Kong. &c, for New York;
Sailed 10th, etrs Lake Fairlie, Cienfuegos
Skipton Castle (Br). do.
HONG KONG. Nov 11-Sailed. str Lake
Fielding, Sourabaya.
HULL, Nov 7-sa,led. str HELEN Csor)
San Francisco.
MURoRAN. Nov i4-sailed. ctr Durham
Maru Jap, New York.
NUEVTTAS. Nov 1S--Arrfvcd, str Aslaug
Haaland (Nor). Cardenas for New York.
ROSARIO. Nov l6-Sailed. str Quitticas.
ST JOHN. NB. Nov 2o--saiied. schr Ncva
TAMPICO. Nov 17--Sailed. str Brynhild
dam. Vera Cruz, Puerto Mexico. Frontera
VITA. Nov Is--saiied. str Ufte tDan,. Boz
YARMOUTH. Ms. Nov .fT-1n port, schr J
Scott Hankdnson (Br). for Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
OLD GILR0Y ESTATE SOLD.

The former Homestead OF the late
Mayor Gilroy at Franklin and Ocean
avenues. Far Rockaway. has been sold
COR Clara Gilroy to B. Klein and r.
Wittstein through the Lewis II. May
Company. II consists OF n large Colonial
residence with outbuildings and plot
200x200. The property win be altered
and occupied by the buyers as an oil
the year residence.
Herman Frankfort sold for Samuel
r. Block to Gustav II. LASER dwell
ing on the north sido OF Mott avenue,
near Konsington Gardens, Far Rock
away,
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph, /,

ASTORIA. o, Nov 21-Sailed. strs kathe-
rlne Park tBr). Canal Zone; Hankow Maru
''sps; TosroN. Mass. Nov 21-,Arrived. -chr Rose
Anne Bslliyeau tBr). Church Point;
walk, New York; Elids Ciausen (Nor)
Hernosand; Transportation, Norfolk; tug
Tartar. Norfolk. towing barses Montauk and
sailed 2ist. str Arlington. Larnberts Point.
Sailed 2:d. strs Nacoochee, savannah ;
Gloucester, Sss NoyfSk yo2 snS snsr May barrett,
Norfolk; John Francie Stuard. Philadelphia
and Hurnacoa; Isabel Harriss. from Norfolk
snd So1 tas5 NeTpo or sSs or
ders), towing barges 701 and 1871, Neptune.
wings Neck. towing barge Helon. FOR Nor
folk.--wind at Highland Light. w. 20 miles:
BALTIMORE, Md. Nov 22-Arrivcd. etrs
Hampden. Portland. Me: Bradford. Tampico
Antonio: Kastalia (Brl. Liverpool.
sailed 2lst, strs MUNRO. Boston: Dor
Sailed sailed 22d, str wcstlaise. Liverpool via
Norfolk and Boston.
BRUNSWICK. Ga, Nov 2i-sailed. schr
Sailed 22d. str w NJ irish, PHILADELPHIA
BooTHBAy. Me, Nov 22-saiied. schr
Esteile Kreigor. Kingsport. Ms. and Baiti-
CHARLESTON, SC. Nov 22--Arrived. strs
Apache, yacksonville (and proceeded for New
rorp soi.ars; pc,,d,,S Port hrtSqr A schr saiiie
CAPE HENRY, Va. Nov 81. rnidnight--
Passed In, strs Sumatra Maru (Jep), New
York for Baltimore; 10 AM. Paraguay. Hous-
ton for do.
Passed out 10Th. tug walthar. from New
port News, towing bargea Falmouth, for Fall
River, and Havana, for Providence.
Passed out 2ist. midnight. str J NJ Guffcy.
Baltimore for Port Arthurs-wind 22d, N.
4 miles: clear.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov oi--Arrived, tug
Eureka, towing bnrges Bourne and white
head, Lainberts Point and Newport News re-
spectively (left barge Atlantic. from Hainp-
ton Roads, at Providence. and tug left for
Hampton Roadsl.
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov 22-Arrived, str
Mexlcano. Tampico; motor Whpple tNic),
Frontofa.
Arrived 22d. strs Henry r Mallory. New
York; III Alba, do; Swift Eagle. Port Arthur.
Sailed 2ist. str Nicoiaos (ItaD. Marseilles
and Genoa.
Sailed 22d. str Torres. Tampho.
Sailed ed, str KntDworth lBr), Merseflier
JACKsONVILfsB. Fla. Nov e3-Arrtysd
strs Arapahoe. New York: Merrimack. Bal
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
SAILED.

strs Monte Cristo QtaD. Naples via Phiia-
deiphia; Pikepool (Br), Hull; Phoebus Hr) t.
Marseilies; Luchana (Sp). Venice; Charlton
Hall. Montevideo; Samuel q Brown. Port
Lobos; Mohawk, Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Canopic (Br). Naples via Boston: Ca
madam Explorer (Br), st John. NIB; Santa
Marta. Kingston. SC; VIM Green. Tampico !;
Josiah Macy. do; Japan Arrow. Beaumont; !;
City OF st Louis. Savannah: Hunnie (Br) /.
Nuevitas: J Bostwick, Baton Rouge:
Saxon. Charleston.
Tugs Georges Greek, towing 8 barges
(passed out Quarantine at 7:40 AND: Battle
boro, towing lido at 1850 AND; Mara. tow
ing (do at 9:b5 AND; Chas Greenough.
towing lido at 10 rs AND; Mary O McNally.
towing (do at 9:0T AND; Beagle. towing
tdo at 2:9o PW augustine. towing 3
Sailed 21st. strs Alaskan, Boston; Albistar
(Br). Philadelphia: Edward Luckenbach. do.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
lreduced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday. Nov %. 1921. at 8 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-four hundredths (30.34)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and seventy and eix-tenths (770.6) milli-
meters. Captains Sf all vessels now lying
In or near the Forts of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23

Str Livingston Roe. Long. Port Arthur
(ballast)-Robert l. Hague.
Str City OF Atlanta. Garfield, Savannah
(general)-Ocean Steamship Co
Str Mohawk. Ingram, Charleston and jack
sonville (general)-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Bloemfontein (Br). Pattson. Halifax,
Hull and Antwerp (generaD-Eiierman's VII
son Line.
Str Herman Winter. Hommes. Boston (sen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corp.
Motor ship Astmahco H.. Anderson, Puerto
Mexico (ballast)-Astoria Mahogany Co.
schr Mary q Duff (Br). Lohnes. La Havrs
(balaeD-J + Whitney Co.
Schr G Cherry, Densmore, Savonnahs Ga
lrock saltl-(silmarfin & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
Continued from Preceding Page.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Mongolia. Hamburg for Now York. b
expected 10 dock at pier 80, North River.
Thursday forenoon.
Str America. Bremen. &c. for New York.
Is expected TO arrive In Quarantine about
midnight Friday and dock at pier J. Hobo
ken, Saturday morning.
Str Adriatic (Br), Southampton for Nsw
York. Is expected to dock at pier so, North
River. Thursday afternoon.
Str Themstocles (Grsek), Pfrasus for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier %. Brook
lyn. Thursday afternoon.
Str Maartensdyk (Dutch). Amsterdam for
New York. was 600 miles Il OF Ambrose
lightship at noon 21st
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vesey street)

water st. 4e2-f0i, II =. aio.3 r. Pike st,
sty tnmt and strs ~ SxG0; Rarnh ~ Bruce
aRt sismund Wiess ct al: Charles r. and
William w. Buckley, attys: amt due So.
for $4,000.
Large acreage tract on Fort Schuyler rd
and East River Lawyers Title aud Trust
Co., agt Sound Heights Corp; Dean, King.
Tracy and Smith attys. amt due s3T1.ot 80
taxes. sc, s97 600; TO the plaintiff for ti2J.-
O0O
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
CLEAR ED.

str Eastern King. simzsors, Cork. water.
& Mccormack Co. Inc.
str Manchuria, Feeder, Plymouth, Cher.
hCurs and Hamburg neral)-Americsr
Str Estonia (Dan). christensen, Cuxfiavcn,
S--nzig and Jlbau tgonerai)-Jrhe Eaei
Asiatic Co, Inc.
Str Southern Cross. Porter. Rio Janeiro
7tont~video and Buenos Aires tgenoral)- =
1iunson Steamsnip Line.
Str Matura CBr), Kirkby. Grenada, Trin,-
dad and Demerara (gencraD--F'urness. Withv
4 co.
Str Standard Slater. Port Lobos ballast,
Robert l. Hague.
Str a Bostwick McGerty. Tampico Cbai-
iast)-Robert L Hague.
sr ,pers,tqT 5,oS, N,S Set's,ano snn seracos
Str Theodore # Reynolds. Campbell, eagua
cuba lPalisst)--C d Mallory 4 90.
Str Hunnie (Br), Stephen. Ntrcvfsas dbei-
lasD-Jas w Elwell & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
Navy Orders
Special Despatch 60 TIE New York HraALp.
New York Herald Bureau.

1Vs Vst 4'"F'
These naval orders have been made public
Lieutenant Commander J. II. Culin. to ".
s. S. O'Bannon: Lieutenant t-Conmander +.
u. Johnaton to command U. s. &. Bulrner
Lieutenant Commander H. B. Lebourgeote.
one months leave; Lieutenant Commander
lieut. F. G. Denebrink. 20 U. s. S. Stribling
Lieut.. r. b. Matthews. TO y. s; s. Arkansas;
Lieut. s. L. owen, resigned; Lieut.. u. Posey.
10 command u. s. S. Edsall; Lieut.. X. M.
Fortson, TO command u. $. s. Macleish
Lieut.. q. X. Weber. to command U. s. s.
rarrott; Lieut.. +. s. lrpy, to command Y,
command u. s. 3. Mccormick; Liout. NJ. S.
nirshorn, to ". 8. s. Cheumont, when COM
missioned Lieut.. r. Montgomery, TO Navy
Yard, Puget Sound.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANADA CFr). from st Michaels 21st for
New York.
LA ToURAINB tFr>. from Havre 18th for
New York.
oRDUNA (Br). from Hamburg 18th for New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov 22-The disturbance
near the Bahamas has changed its course
and Is passing westward over the Florida
Straits. Strong easterly winds were forecast
for extreme southern Florida and gales over
the Florida Straits.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AQUITANIA tBr). at Southampton 21st.
EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br). at Liverpool
22d.
ITALIA (Br), at Trieste goth.
KROONLAND, at Plymouth 22d.
LITUAN1A DAM, at Libau 18th.
ROCHAMBEAU orr, at Havre 10th.
TAHITI (Br). at Wellington 2lst
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
~ GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Nov 22-Barometer at
noon. 29.72 inches; wind. Me-. fresh
weather, snowstorm last night; temperature,
90 deg Fahr. re
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
Bound East,

schr. Hhlerest CBD. New York for rxmcn-
burg, Ms.
schr Mary 9 Duff CBr). New York for
Llnenburs. NS (anchored).
schr Abbie c Stubbs (Br). New York for
son, Me.
schr Nellie Grant. New York for Ellsworth,
Me.
Schr Ella, New York for Greenport.
=, Schr Mabel y Gum tBr). Jersey City for
Yarmouth Ms.
schr T X Bentley tBr). Port Liberty for
ST John. NE.
schr Frances I. Taussig. Port Liberty for
Calais, Me.
Tugs Narragansett. with barrcs Cat 7 20
AND Spartan, with Cat 45 AND; Mex
pct. with lat 10 AND Geo r McCaffey,
with 8 cat I: :25 PM Elmer A Keeicr. with
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Herman Winter, Boston for ..sw York
Schr Opheiia. New Rochelle for hsw York
=, Tugs socony No 4. light; Eureka, hight (a'
Motor barge Soc " No tas ESQ r1D.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23

MARSHAL sAt.E--By virtue OF an execution
of Judgment, Joseph ]. Kanner w. Brandt
Irwin. Inc, I will sell to-day. Nov. %. at !
T.. NJ, at 30 Nassau st, n. y. room 1000,
office fixtures aud typew rttsr.
DAVID COHEN. City Marshal.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
To Entertain
Col. MMder
National Press Club Post
Viii Honor Head of
Legion.

Col. Hanford Member. the new
commander of the American Legion,
will be the guest of the National
Press Club Post on Sunday evening.
when a reception will be given in
his home. This will take place at
the National Press Club. Albee
Building. beginning at s o'clock.
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. COM
mand OF the Marine Corps. will pre-
side. Music will be supplied by the
orchestra of the Marine Corps Band
and there will be vocal features.
All of the department officers OF
the. Legion. as well as members or
the District posts, have been invited
to be present. This will be the
first official function given to
Comdr Member in Washington.
The Secretaries of War and Navy
and the Assistant Secretaries and
prominent officers OF the various
branches of the service have been
invited
IN connection with the reception
the club will be opened to ladies
from to 9. throughout the dinner
hour. and for this time entertain
ment will be supplied.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
Marriage Licenses.

Unless otherwise specified. all the follow
ing applicants are from this city:
Walter r. Smith. 81. and Margaret V
Whelplpy. IS. Rev. s. ". Newmsn.
Leonard d Smith. -. Of Boston Mas,
snd Myrtle Plske. ., Of Charleston, W
Va. Rev. T. r. Davis
August T. Nelson, 30. Of New York, v
7, and Amelia A. Thompson. 20. Rev. J
II. Jerries.
Charles C. Wrinkle, q. Of Mckenzie
Tenn. and Msrgaritha Aehi. -, Of Mon
ticello. Ia. Rev. c. G. ChRppeu.
William n. Gilbert. IS, Of Philsdelphia
Pa. and Henrietta Faulkner. 81. OF Nc
Lean, Va. Rev. II. r. Downs
James T. Clarke, %. and Mary r, Black
burn, 81. Rev. J. y rierre.
George ]. Henderson, ~ and Elizs
johnson, 81. Rev. r. DiPaols.
Frederick r. Lawrence. 81, and Esther
Rehhum, 81. Judge r. E. Msttinrly.
Richard W. Lindsay, 20, Of Aliisonis, Va.
and Birdie p. Pendleton, So. Of Carrsville.
Va. Rev. ]. y. Zydeman.
Joseph G. Walsh, "a, and Elvers L.
Giovannetti. %. Rev. J. n. Eckenrode.
George W. Nickens, 20. OF Denver, Colo.
and Lucy smallwood, IS. Rev. W. ]. How
ard
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
RUBENsTEIN CIuB
HOLDS LUNCHEnN-

The members Of the Puhenste,n
club entertained At a luncheon yes
terday at the Ebbitt Tho honor
guests were. Mrs. II. II. DalEleish.
Mrs. Hobart Brooks. Mrs Clarence
eheem. Harndon Morsell. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Frank
Seiberling. Representative w. z.
Andrews. Or Hamlin Cogswell.
Mrs. {. c. calhoun and Rev. Dr.
Walter A. Morgan
The soloists were: r. II. Dale-
leish. Mrs. Marian Cannon Rennion.
Herman Faklor. Ross Farrar, Miss
Estella Thomas. Mrs. Marie Sidenius
Iendt. Mrs. Howard Blandy. Mrs
Fleming, Miss Jessie Mcbride. Earl
Dorsey Miss Willard Howe and
Charles Thomas
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
Gems. Otake and Haraguchi and the
members OF his staff

Gems. Otake and Haraguchi and the
members OF his staff.
Gen. John ]. Pershing will enter
tain at luncheon in the Cabinet
room Saturday in honor of Maj.
Gen. Tanaka. There will be twenty
guests.
Gen. Pershing was host at
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Racquet Club N complim mt to Gen.
Diaz. who s.ut II yesterday in wash
Iingtnn. leaving last night for New
Yori-. Guests included the Secre-
tary of State, Charles Evans
Hughes; the Third Assistant Secre-
tary of State, Robert Woods Bliss;
Gen. Vaccari. Lieut.. Col Pentimalli.
Lieut.. Col. Barbasetti, Col. Moizo,
Cen. Marquis di Bernezzo. Signor
Celesia di Vegliasco, Mai. Cocconi'
Capt. Huntington, Lieut.. Ruspoi,
Gen. William Mitchell, Gen. James
III McRae, Gen. Edward F. McGlach-
lin, Cen. Corliss C Moseley, Gen.
FAIRY A. Smith. Gen. Fiske, Col
Breant Wells, Col. Mervyn I.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
:: WASHINGTON SOCIETY =:
Foch Guest
ON. Y. State
December Is Ia Chosen al
Date for Honor
To Him.

NEW YORK, Dec. Under the
auspices Of the Allied Loyalty League
q reception was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Ditson this
afternoon. for the former American
Ambassador TO Italy and Mrs. Robert
Underwood johnson.
Marshal Foch IL 10 be the guest OF
the State Of New York at q dinner at
the Commodore on the night OF De
cember IL. Gov. Miller and other
State officials will be present.
Mrs. WickIine Rose gave a luncheon
today at the Ritz Carlton for her
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothy
Rose. Miss Rose 10 one the new
members, Of the Junior League. Her
father IL director Of the Rockefeller
Foundation.
Miss Belle Singer held the first of
her Wednesday receptions at her
home, 16 East Thirty ninth street.
Another reception was given this after
noon by Mrs. Henry Morton Merriman
at her home, lis East Fifty-fourth
street.
Mrs. George Rae MacFarlane, of
Tampa. Fla. announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Miss Mary
Small MacFarlane, TO Uric Thomp-
son, jr., OF New York. Miss MacFar-
lane Is a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward w. Harden, OF Tarrytown. Mr..
Thompson is the Oldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Uric Thompson. formerly Of New
York City, and now OF Honolulu
Hawaii.
Lord and Lady Shirley Benn. OF
London. are at the Plaza. They ar
rived on board the Olympia
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
Knupp-B Baker Wedding.

STRASBURG. Va. Dec. Card.
have been received here announcinc
the wedding Of Miss Emily Baker
Of near Stra shurC. and Owen :
knapp. Of near Timberville. which
took place in Washington. n. c. The
bride has been for the past several
years a teacher in the Rockingham
County schools. The bridegroom Is
prosperous young farmer. They
will live in Timberville.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
Received at
White House
Delegation of Republican
Women Meet Chief
Executive.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

President and Mrs. Harding re-
ceiNed at the White House yester-
day morning a delegation OF Repub-
hcan women, who have been con-
Vening in New York
Later the ladies' were enrertainea
at luncheon at the willard by
senator and Mrs william NJ. Calder.
IN the group were Mrs. Mary Hatch
willard, Mrs. Norman $. Dixie, Mrs.
n hurry Lamont, Mrs. George
Huhen, Mrs. william F. Peters, Mrs
Robert Corwin Lee. Mrs. Walter c.
w. Aufermann, Mrs. Alice Mckay
Nelly Mrs. IGalstead Dorey. Mrs.
4rthnr Woods, Mrs. Forrest B.
loyal, Mrs John Currin, Mrs. Sam
uel Kaufman.
Mrs Frederick Ginett. wife of the
speaker of the House, will go to
NeW York to meet Miss Louisa
roar. her daughter. who will ar
rive there Saturday from the Baltic.
MT and Mrs Reginald s Foster,
MrS- Gilletts son-in-law and daugn-
YER who have been travelling in the
ORIENT, are also on their way home
me secretary of State and Mrs
Charles E. Hughes will be the
guests OF honor at n dinner which
representative and Mrs. Frederick
=. Hicks will give next Wednesday
evening
me secretary of War and Mrs
John w. Weeks entertained a large
ana distinguished company at din
ner Tuesday evening.
me secretary of Commerce and
MIS- Herbert Hoover entertained a,
ulnner last evening in honor Of SEN
alor Carlo Schanzer. head of the
Italian delegation. and the Italian
ambassador. Senator Rolandi Ricci.
senator Luigi Albertini. of the
Italian delegation, will be the guest
al ., MT. and Mrs. Hoover at dinner
Monday evening.