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The New York herald., 1921-12-25

Daughters of Mrs. Jerome N Bonapare introduced at
Reception-Mss Bull Makes Her Debut.

The hours of Christmas eve and yes
terday afternoon We're filled with festiv-
tiles for the younger set Of society, with
students home from finishing school and
college Joining older sister debutantes
and young men of their circle at the
various entertainments. There were two
Christmas eve dances, one by Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene S. Reynal to introduce their
daughter, Miss Jeanne Reynal. and the
other one Of the Friday Junior Dances
in the Plaza for the younger group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynal gave their dance
In the Ritz-Carlton. Miss Reynal is
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Reynal and also of the late Gen.
and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. Among the
friends of her family asked to the dance
were many identified with the summer
life in Newport and Southampton.
Several dinners preceded the dance,
one being given by Mrs Luther Kountze
at East Ffty-seventh street for her
grandniece, Miss Elizabeth Kountze,
debutante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man D. Kountze. The other guests, all
young friends of Miss KountZe. were
Misses Barbara Murray, Emily O'Neill
Davies. Barbara Brokaw. Louisa Steed-
man Wilson, Ellin Mackay, Mary Alice
Barney and Muriel Vanderbilt, and
Messrs. A. CoSter Schermerhorn, Harry
Gushing Sd. Waldron +. Belknap, Jr..
Leonard J. Gushing, Frederic r. Coudert,
Jr.. George II. Pendleton, Philip A. S.
franklin, Jr.. Murray Hoffman, Thomas
Ewing, Jr., Palmer kountze and William
+. Ewing
The Friday Junior dance last night
and an afternoon dance in the Plaza on
the preceding day brought into momen.
tary notice younger members of prom
inent families who are destined for the
fashionable foreground in Il year or two.
Ten dinners preceded the assembly, some
of which were given by Mrs. James Col
by Colgate, Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding,
Mrs. Willard S. Brown, Mrs. Edward
Fairbairn Darrell, Mrs. Charles w. Belt
and Mrs. Justus Ruperti. Some of the
participants were Miss Katherine Duer,
Miss Florence Havemeyer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer;
Miss Anna Hall, daughter of Mr.. Ed
ward l.. Hall: Miss Nancy Waterbury
and her brother. Mr.. Lawrence Water
bury. Jr., children of Mr.. Lawrence
Waterbury; Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt,
Miss Josephine Lanier and her brother,
Mr.. Henry w. Lanier. Jr., children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lanier; Miss
Valerie Vernam. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence c. Vernam; Miss Kather-
inc Strong. Miss M. Leona Hurd. daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Lee NJ. Hurd: Miss
Zella Lentilhon Crook, daughter of Mrs.
NJ. Lentilhon Crook. and Messrs. Fred
erick Strong, Lucius Wilmerding. Jr.,
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Gerald Low, and Henri Pell Junod, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ii. Junod and a
student at Harvard. The next of the
Friday Junior dances is to come with
December 80.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte gave
reception yesterday in her apartment
at 772 Park avenue to introduce her twin
daughters, Misses Blanche and Barbara
Strebeigh, for whom she will give a
series of luncheons before gong to Palm
Beach late next month. Misses Camilla
Livingston. Felicia Fisk, Isabel Pell and
Olivia Johnson received with Mrs. Bona
parte and her daughters. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold lie
Roy Edgar. Mrs. Henry NJ. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goeet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Biddle. Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Deering. Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg. Count Frederick
Moltke. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dali
ziel. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Graves and many of the seasons de-
butantes.
Mrs. Charles Hudson Bull held re.
ception yesterday at 702 Madison avenue
to introduce her daughter Miss Catha-
rine Van Dyke Bull. There was dancing
during the afternoon. Receiving with
Miss Bull and her mother were Mrs
Adolf Wenzell, Misses Elizabeth Marsh
Geraldine G. Hall and Eleanor Hubbard
reception with dancing was given
In the Colony Club by Mrs. NJ. Bacon
Gilbert of 4S East Fiftieth street to in
troduce her daughter Miss Margaret
Bacon Gilbert. Receiving with the
hostess and her daughter were Mrs.
Clinton Gilbert, Jr.; Misses Katharine
Starr, Mary Paul Noyes, Lispenard Sea-
bury, Clarisse de Rham and Elizabeth
Andrade. After the reception Mrs. GIL
bert gave a dinner for the receiving
party at her home. The men of the
party included Messrs. Clinton Gilbert,
Jr.: George Cook, Winthrop Trowbridge,
William Hamerslough, John w. and
Frank Gilbert, John Aitken and Charles
Jennison. After dinner all went to Mr..
and Mrs. Reynal's dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lehman of 81
West Fifty-sixth street gave a dance last
night In the Plaza to introduce their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Lehman. Their
guests were several hundred in number.
Mrs. Ernest Frederick Eidlitz will give
q dance on Tuesday night at 993 Park
avenue for her daughter, Miss Frances
o. Eidlitz. who Is debutante
Mrs. Frederick Wright Trippe of So
East Seventy-sixth street will give a
dinner tomorrow night in the Colony
Club for her debutante granddaughter,
Miss Louise Trippe. and afterward take
her guests to dance.
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MISS CAREY ENGAGED
TO JOSEPH p. DAY, JR.
Daughter of Mr.. Arthur Astor
Carey to Become Bride.

Announcement was made yesterday
In New York by Mr.. Arthur Astor
Carey, who lives in Waltham, Mass. OF
the engagement OF his daughter. Miss
Frances Carey, to Mr.. Joseph T. Day.
Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Day
Of this city and Short Hills, N. j. The
families have been closely associated
since Miss Carey and her fiance were
children.
Miss Carey is one of the many de-
scendants of John Jacob Astor, founder
of the large Astor connection in this
country and In England. Her father is
a son of the late John Carey and mar
ried Miss Agnes Whiteside in 1889.
John Carey married Mary Aida Astor,
the youngest child Of william 3. Astor.
who was a son Of John Jacob Astor the
first. Mrs John Carey was a sister OF
the late Henry Astor, who died few
years ago, and of the late William AS
tor, who was the father of the late Col.
John Jacob Astor. A sister OF Mr.. Ar
thur Astor Carey, Margaret Carey, was
married first to Baron de Steurs and
later to the late Elliott Zborowski and
died I'm 1911. Messrs. Henry II. Carey
and Arthur G. Carey are brothers of
Miss Frances Carey.
Mr.. Day is oldest Of the six children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Day. He is fresh
man at Antioch College in Ohio. 1t Is
his intention to take up the career OF
architectural engineer
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SECOND BIG SISTERS FETE.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt I'd to Give
Theatre Party Before Event.

Among the added attractions for to-
morrow night at the second of the fetes
at Sherry's in aid of the Big Sisters
which have been arranged by Mrs. Will
lam X. Vanderbilt I'd and others, will be
Miss Ethel Levey. who will sing at IL 80
o'clock. and the dancing at midnight OF
Miss Dorothy Clark and Carl Randall.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will give a large dii:-
ner party tomorrow night at the Plaza,
and will take her guests TO the Astcr
Theater to see Mrs. Lydig Hoyt make
her debut In spoken part in '"The
Squaw Man" After the play Mrs. Van.
derbilt will take her guests to Sherrys.
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt will haze several
of her young friends at supper In addi-
tion to those In her mothers party.
Among those who have engaged tables
for supper tomorrow night at the fete
are Mrs. and Mrs. Louis c. Clark, Jr. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix D. Doubleday, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick II. Prince, Jr.: Mr.
and Mrs Mortimer l.. Schiff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney J. Colford. Jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Deering Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Cooper
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IN MEMORIAM.

CAMBRELENG.- Stephen Colvill. In memory
of my beloved brother. His sister, Mary
Cambreleng Robertson.
CLARK.-Catherine Freeman,
December, 1902.
Ia Cherished Remembrance.
PINDAR.--in constant. cherished and low
ing memory OF our dear mother, Mary
Pindar tnee Joycc), who passed away
December 2j. 1908.
sad and loving memory OF
our beloved son and brother Henry
schancupp, died December IS. zoos. May
his soul rest In peace.
J. In cherished memory of
all the beautiful Xmass she planned for
us. Her Family.
wARD. I'm loving memory OF my son, John
w. Ward. who died December ~. 1910
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
FRANCE PAYS ITS LAST
HONOR TO SAINT-SAENS
Funeral of Famous Composer
Held in Paris.

PARIS, Dec. 24.-Prominent repre-
sentatives OF French art and letters, as
well as personal representatives Of Pre-
mier BRAND and President Millerand.
to-day attended the funeral of Camille
Saint-Saens. noted French composer,
who died last week in Algfers, Africa.
The funeral services were held In the
Church of the Madeleine, richly deco
rated In somber magnificence, in honor
Of the composer of Samson and Dellah"
and other world known operas and
musical works.
The guard of honor was composed OF
an infantry brigade, two squadrons of
cuirassiers and battery of artillery.
Great throngs of Parsians, unable to
gain entrance to the historic edifice,
waited reverently outside while the SER
vices were held.
Burial took place in the Montparnasse
Cemetery.
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COL. WATTERSON'S BODY
INFERRED IN FLORIDA
Will Be Reburied at Louis
UiIie in Spring.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 24.-The
body of Col. Henry Watterson. veteran
editor. who died here Thursday, was
removed to-day from a mortuary chapel
to Evergreen Cemetery. there 10 rest
among HIS old comrades OF the Confed-
eracy until spring. Then the body will
be taken to Louisville for burial in the
family plot in Cave Hill CemeteGy.
A resolution adopted at a special
meeting of the board OF governors OF the
Manhattan Club in honor OF the memory
Of Col. Henry Watterson. who was one
Of the Oldest and best known members
OF the organization. was made public
Yesterday. The meeting was held FRI
day. The resolution follows:
THAT the death of Col. Henry Waiter
son leaves the club without one OF its
Oldest and best known members. His
charm. his geniality, his personality was
q never ending source of attraction TO
he members of the organization.
I'VE feel that we have lost an asset
that will never be replaced. Col Wat
terson will be by the Manhattan Club
forever honored, forever moIrned."
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
MORRIS S. BARNET DEAD.
Operation Fails to Save Leather
Merchant.

Norris $. Barnet. president of the
Barnet Leather Company of 81 Fulton
street, died Friday at the Hotel AM
bassador following an operation Mr..
Barnet was one of the oldest leather
merchants of this city. and founded his
company In 1873 when he arrived In
this country from Bavaria. where he
was born, sixty-five years ago.
Starting with a small tannery at
Little Falls, N. Y, Mr.. Barnet developed
his business opening branches in Bos-
ton, New York and other cities. For
several years he lived in Syracuse and
in Albany and for nearly forty years
had made this city his home. He was
a member of many charitable organize
tions and clubs. He was vice-presiden;
of Temple BETHEL. from which he will
be buried on Monday morning, and a
director of the Hebrew Union College,
Cincinnati, the Union Exchange Ma
tional Bank of New York, the Tanners
Council, Mount Sinai Hospital and other
organizations.
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Quiet Christmas
for the President
and Mrs. Harding
British Embassy Has Party
Carving Out Customs of
! Merrie England.

Spectds Dispatch TO THE New roaK HEaALn
and Mrs. Harding expect to spend a
quiet Christmas with no further cere-
mony than exchanging greetings with
intimate friends.
President and Mrs. Coolidge have
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns OF Bos-
ton with them for the holidays and ars
busy making Christmas" for their two
young sons, John and Calvin, Jr., hons
from Mercersburg Academy.
The Yuletide festivities began tonight
with the big Christmas party at the
British Embassy for tho entire personnel
of the embassy and of the British dele
cation. 1t was an call British" party
There was a giant Christmas tree with
gifts piled high about it's base, and the
customs OF Merrie England were carried
out even to the steaming wassail bowl
and the boar's head-or the nearest ap-
proach thereto attainable in these mod
ern days
Ross Geddes, eldest son of the British
Ambassador and Lady Geddes. Is on his
way home from Rugby to spend the
holidays with his parents. and Alexan-
der, the second son, is already here from
his school in Canada. The children will
have their celebration on Monday after
Ross arrives.
The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
de Rano entertained their staff at din
ner and included members OF the Span
ish colony in Washington among their
guests.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand will entertain their staff and
members of the French arms conference.
delegation at dinner tomorrow.
The Belgian Ambassador and Baron.
ess de Cartier de Marchienne will enter
tain their staff and the Belgian delega-
tion to-day. In fact most Of the con-
ference delegations are celebrating the
Christmas feast with their embassy
people.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
THE REV. DIR. J. T. KERR DEAD.
CIassmnte OF Woodrow Wilson and
Prominent Presbyterian.

The Rev. DR.. John T. Kerr. retired
Presbyterian minister. died yesterday
of heart failure at his home, 449 Union
avenue. Elizabeth. N. J. He was a
classmate OF former President Woodrow
Wilson.
Dr. Kerr was SO years old and was
born in York Furnace. After he was
graduated from Princeton he entered
the Theological Seminary there and
completed his studies in 1882. He was
ordained then, and his first charge was
in Lammington, N. j. Later he took
charge of the Third Presbyterian
Church at Elizabeth. but he resigned in
1917 and had preached only OCCASION
ally since then. DR.. Kerr was one of the
organizers OF the Christian Endeavor
Society OF New Jersey and had been
clerk of the New Jersey Presbyterian
Synod.
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DRAKE--LUM.

Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Lum,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Lum OF II Fairmount avenue. Chatham.
N. j.. was married 20 Mr.. Erwin Thayer
Drake. Jr.. of Ridgewood. n. j., son OF
Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Thayer Drake, OF
Franklin, N. H.. December %. at
the home of the brides parents.
The bride Is a senior at Wellesley.
Mr.. Drake Is a graduate of Harvard.
1916. went TO France In February, 1916.
and Joined the HarJes Ambulance Corps.
He was made Commandant Of the CORPS
in March, 1917. and served until the
Armistice. when he was transferred to
the Pare service of the Tenth French
Army and sent into Germany. He re-
ceived commission as lieutenant and
later as captain in the United States
army. He was decorated with tho
French War Cross.
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MRS. E. H. LUCE DIES.
Was Widow of Rear Admiral and
Daughter of Commodore.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, Dec. 24.-Mrs. Eliza Henley
Luce, widow Of Rear Admiral Stephen
Bleeker Luce, died this morning at her
residence In Francis street in her 94th
year. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Caroline Macomb, wife of Brig. Gen.
Montgomery Macomb. U. S. A, retired.
and Mrs. Charlotte Noyes. widow of
Lieut.. Boutelle Noyes, u. S. n. Her
son. John D. Henley Luce. died in jan
uary last.
Mrs. Luce. with her late husband. was
much interested in the navy. Her father
Commodore John cambridge Henley.
was appointed a mdshipman by Pres,-
dent Washington In 1929 and in the
battle of New Orleans commanded the
schooner Carolina. Her uncle. Capt.
Robert Henley. served under Commo.
dore Truxton on the Constellation and
commanded the brig Eagle in the battle
of Lake Champlain in 1914. Her hus-
band died July %, 1917.
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CHAsIc----IcsRAY.

In the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
yesterday at noon Miss Helen Eldredge
Esray, sister of Mr.. Albert T.. Esray,
was married to Mr. Charles Robinson
Chase of this city and Petosky. Mich, by
the Rev. George c. Houghton. Her only
attendant was Mrs. Beekman II. Ilsley.
Jr., and Mr.. Walter J.. Belknap. a class
mate of the bridegroom at Amherst, class
of 1919. was best nAans
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THE ROOSEVELT ON TRIAL RUN
Ferry boat To he Put Into Service
on Tuesday.

The municipal ferryboat Theodore
Roosevelt. built for the city by the
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company.
was turned over TO the Department OF
Plant and Structures last night after she
had satisfactorily finished trial trip
down the bay. UP to Yonkers and back
to Staten Island.
Mayor Hylan. assisted by the Theodore
Roosevelt and Barbara Frietchie posts
OF the American Legion, will stare the
boat on her first trip between st. George,
staten Island. and Whitehall street
Tuesday morning.
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E N G. A C E D !.

and Mrs. p. Gle
ments announce the engagement of their
daughter. Estelle. to Mr.. Irvine Askin.
GOLDBERG-wICE.-M and Mrs. Will
lam s. Baker. 72O Riverside Drive. wish
TO announce the engagement of their niece.
Jean Ruth Vice, to Mr.. Walter j. Gold
berg Of New York and Paris.
ROGERS-BAYNE.-Mr l.. Norman Bayne
announces the engagement OF his daugh-
ter. Beatrice Bayne, to Alden Rogers.
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. william A.
Rogers OF Buffalo, N Y. Miss Bayne's
mother was Bertha Day Lockwood.
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M A r R I E D.

BANDLER-COHEN.-M and Mrs. Morris
Cohen of 1883 18th ST., Brooklyn, an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Madeline, to Mr.. Maurice Bandler, De-
cember Z. 1921.
ICKSON-MOODY.--The marriage of Will
lam Hickson of London. England, to
Julia Bantjnc Moody of New York city,
took place on December u. 1921. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James Cromie.
WOL, OL,TFR-TUCKMAN.--M Sarah Tuck
man announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Eleanor, 20 Mr.. Bernard Cor
wolter. December 80. Or. Elias Solomon
,kficiated.
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B I r T H S

MULwITZ.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob l.. Null
WITT G4illian Abraham), IL South Elliott
place, Brooklyn announce the arrival of
their daughter, Esteie Rita, December II,
Prospect Heights Hospital.
and Mrs. Alfred V. Salo-
mon (nee Jeanette Neurad) of 1915 West
Farms road, New York city, announce the
birth of a son at Sloane Maternity Hos
pltal on December "a.
LVERMAN.-December 81, Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence l.. Silverman (nee Abbie ].
Strauss) announce the birth Of a daughter
at Flower Hospital. Spokane papers please
copy.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-Arthur l.. Ross +. A.
Norcross, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Campbell,
v. c. Gem. l.. Gold, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cohen and Mrs. G. 3. Cooke.
The Wardman Park-Marino Bidal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bezet. Jr., Benjamine
Sells. b. r. Wada and Mrs. Alma
Smyth.
The Shoreham-Mrs. Vincent Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. McLuther. Miss
Marie Hall, Hugh Webster and Miss N.
Tontius
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COMBINATIONS.

STARK.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stark. 40
vermilyea av.. New York city, announce
the barmitzvah of their son, Aaron
Willard. Saturday. January Z. 1922, at
the 1nwood Hebrew Congregation. Ill
1l3 Vermilyea av., New York city Re-
ception Sunday, January =, at Temple,
11l11S Vermilyea av.. 20 P. NJ. No
cards.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW tOhh.
Mrs. Arthur Coppell will give a chill
dren's party at her home next Tuesday.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid is passing Christ
man at Ophir Hall. White Plains, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor have
party of guests at their country house
In Rhinebeck. n. Y. over Christmas.
Bishop James Henry Darlington and
Mrs. Darlington OF Harrisburg, Pa.
have come to the Gotham for the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Livingston Cos
ter will give dinner and theater party
tomorrow night to Introduce their
daughter, Miss Polly Livingston Coster.
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan will give a din
ner party tomorrow night at 2l9 Madi-
son avenue. There will be forty-seven
guests.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has returned to |
West Fifty-seventh straet from Wash
ington. ID. c.. after an absence OF sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Philip Rhinelander will give a
family dinner at his home. IS West
Forty-eighth street. tonight. There
Will be twenty guests.
Countess Szechenyi has gone to West
bury. L. l.. from Washington to pass the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich left
the Ambassador yesterday for Snug
Harbor, their country place I'm Great
Neck. l.. l.. where they will have sew.
eral friends over the holidays.
Prince and Princess Poniatowski and
Mrs. William Averell Hartman are
guests of Mrs. e. Henry Hartman at
Arden, N. Y. for Christmas.
Sir John and Lady Cadman, who are
spending Christmas in Washington, will
return to New York tomorrow and will
be at the Ambassador Hotel. They ex-
pect to sail for England the latter part
of January.
Mr. Ogden Mills will give a. large din
ner party for Lord and Lady Granard
at his home. 2 East Sixty-ninth street,
next Friday. The day following they
will sail for their home in England on
board the Olympic
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ANNIVERSARIES.

ZIMMERMANN.-Mr and Mrs Moses Ziru-
mermann at Hotel Bibo. Madison av. and
p2d St, are celebrating their golden we'd
ding December 81. at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Guckenheimer, 142 Cot
tage av., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
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D I E D
In Memoriam.

lH kntHOEItius
Cambreleng, S. G. Schancupp, Henry
Clark Catherine Il. singhi. Carrie J.
Pindar, Mary Ward. John w.
Elizabeth (nee GianninD.
wife OF Martin J. Austin, suddenly, at her
residence, 4s5 ST. Nicholas av. Funeral
private.
BARNET.-Morris s., beloved husband Of
Alvina Barnet, father OF Sylvan NJ. Barnet
and Helen y. Levy In his GJth year. at the
Hotel Ambassador, on Friday, December
%. Funeral from Temple BETHEL. 18th
st. and 9TH av., Monday morning at ~
O'Clock. Boston and Albany papers please
copy.
The Directors OF the Barnet Leather Co.
Inc, express their profound regret at the
loss OF their President. Morris 5. Barnet.
the founder OF the Company. and for over
forty years It's inspiration and guiding
spirit. and they tender TO the bereave1
their acknowledgment of the high charaG-
ter, splencid ability and inestimsple
achievements of their departed leaoer'
Isy order OF the Board.
NJ II. Hcyman. Secretary.
Now York, Dec. "a. 1921.
BARNET.-At a special meeting or the trns-
tecs Of Temple BETHEL held December "a.
1921 the president announced with deep
sorrow the death of our beloved vice.
president, trustee and member.
Morris $. Barnet.
and on motion duly made and seconded
the following minute was adopted:
Coneregation Temple BETHEL mourns
with profound grief the passing away or
Morris S. Barnet.
who by his sincere Jewish plety and his
splendid many sided beneficence 20 the
needy Illustrated In his life the teachings
OF judaism.
lie was a man OF genial temperament,
earnest enthusiasm for every sacred work
on behalf OF God and his fellow men. HIS
personality radiated optimism.
IIe gave 20 the congregation for many
years Intelligent. conscientious and loving
service.
Ills fellow officers. trustees and the con
grrgation win miss lis genial companion
ship and the example Of hts beneficent
life.
we herewith tender this expression OF
our sentiments a token of our heart
felt sympathy and coincidence TO the be
reavcd family with the prayer that God
may console aud strengthen them In their
great sorrow.
Ludwig Vogelsteln, President.
simon Hess, Secretary.
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HOLIDAY GREETING.

MARX.-Greetings. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Marx, .s45 7th av.. New York city, ex-
tend 10 all their friends and relatives a
very merry Christmas and happy, bright
and prosperous New Year.
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MISS BEATRICE BAYNE TO WE'D.
VIII Become Bride of MIR. Alden
Rogers of Buffalo.

Mr.. f. Norman Bayne Of West Six
ty-eighth street has announced the en-
gagement OF his daughter. Miss Beatrice
Rayne to Mr.. Alden Rogers. youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rogers.
Miss Bayne is debutante OF this
year. No date has been set for the we'd
ding.