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The New York herald., 1921-08-29
PICNIC AT NEW LONDON.
Three Hundred EIks Attend Out
ing mt wilson's Grove.

Spccini Despatch 20 THE NEW iorK HERALD
NI.w LONDON, Conn, Aug. 2s.-More
than 900 members OF the local lodge Of
Elka attended the annual picnic at
WILSON'S Grove to-day.
.pohn Vermeren OF Chicago. Peter
Boyle of Warren, Ohio: William Kelly
Of Blueaeld, w. Va: Leo Dowllng and
J ohm Ralihan of Hartford are the guests
OF Joseph L. Connor at Ocean Beach.
Several attractive prizes have been
offered for the winners Mt the bridge TO
be given at the Griswold Hotel to-
morrow afternoon for the endowment
fund OF Connecticut College.
M-. and Mrs. George w. Noycs OF
Tyler avenue. Eastern Point, viii enter
tain at dinner at the Stonington Manor
tomorrow.
Arrivals at tho Nohican Hotel from
New York include Mrs. +. n. Poore. Mr..
land Mrs w. X Van Wrinkle. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Edward Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Austin.
I. r. Little. Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Wilson.
Thomas A. Keck, Helen l.. w. Whit
croft. r.. 7. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
MacDougal Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb. DIR.
ana .fra. f. w. Pcnf-ew, Mr. and Mrs.
|. g. Van Loan.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin I. Mallory were
the guests OF Mrs. John y. Burial OF
New York at Eastern Point last night
ana to-day atrs Mallory was the guest
Of honor at dinner party given In the
grin Of the Ciriswold last night by Mr..
and Mrs st. John Wood of New York.
The woman tennis champion preferred
"a rest to-day and did not so on the
courts. but went down for q swim with
MIR. Mallory
Watson washburn. runnerup in the
national doubles, and Julian s. Myricl,
president OF the u. s. L. IT. A.. stopped
at the Griswold over night and left
early this morning.
Peter w, Rauss's yacht Winchester
was In the Grlswold harbor this morning
and pulled out shortly after noon
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Dixey All There Is
of Personality in
Playof ThatName
New Comedy Has Little of
What Such Effort Ought
to Be.

There are some amusing passages IL
Personality" produced BY w. 4. Brady
at the Playhouse on Saturday, which
are altogether the result OF Henry =.
Dixey's skill as a comedian. Mr.. Dixey
plays In this new work BY Philip Bar
part OF a burglar who Is reformed more
or less against his will. He has been
the temporary pal of man grown rich
who thinks that In this way he can show
him the greatest possible gatitude. So
he takes him on az a valet.
In vain Mr.. Dixey ties up the Iewelry
and the clothing. the small silver and
the ornaments in bundles 10 carry away !;
but always his good genius intervenes
and he carefully replaces all the ap-
propriated property. Naturally, with
his occasional confidential glance at the
audience. his sensitive forefnger rum!na-
lively scratching his cheek and HE
mouth drawn into its unusal dubious
pucker, he was figure Of genuine
humor whenever he appeared. He spoke
his lines, too, with It's lust value or
every word. and he defined, moreover
the extravagant character with the
broad, certain strokes Of the artist, pos
sibly the caricaturist. but always the
artist.
Mr.. Dixey had all there was OF per-
sonality in the new play. He was. more
over. all there was OF humor.
The three acts OF Personality" were
devoted to revealing the theory Of a cap
tain of finance that this quality can ac-
complish almost anything in the world
BY way of proving this, he accepted as
an employee, who began TO transact al
once important business, potentia
1 burglar. who had the courage to wash q
/ twentieth story window. lie did rise <
such prosperity that he was a member
! of the firm and prospective son-in-la v
when the curtain fell. He had not come
4 to these g'ories without opposition. Hi:
betrothed, by some of the wonderful
strokes of stage business, had almos
hara assed him into failure in order (
humble his spirit.
\ Since tine hero had been shown in thu
| brief prologue trying TO rob her. but haC
carried away only the pale blue slipper
she SHE'D at him. it may be that there
! was some sort OF an idea back Of Per
\ sonality-" 1t never appeared. Either Il
\ lay too deep or the young authors were
unequal to bringing It out. At al
events. tirere have been few efforts tina
corresponded so little TO what play i;
| New York ought to be as Personality
did on Saturday.
I Dodson Mitchell acted the man o
| finance ami views personality with al
the authority OF a college Of Cardinals
4 Dorothy Bernard could not make til
4 heroine sympathetic. Evita Nudsen sug
gested a blond phonograph that woul'
not run down. Louis Bennison. VIII
was to uoe the high priest OF personality
used to be smiling and magnetic per
son, all white teeth and swapping blac
eyes. On Saturday he was singularl
repressea. The same was. however, trl
| OF the audience.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

The chief merit OF Room and Board
is that II shows some OF the quaint ana
fascinating Scotch scenes that made
Sentimental Tommy" SO alluring-this
time with a brogue. and brogans at
tached. For the producer OF this picture
has utilized to large extent the realis-
tic sets that Allied the Barrie film en-
chantingly, emphasizing by the contrast
OF this Irish story that 1t isn't always
the setting that makes a gem out OF
those rough diamonds that sparkle on
the screen--often very roughly.
It isn't that this photoplay is the neg
ative to the Barrie positive, but It's prin-
cipai drawback is that 1t is very obvi-
GUS. When the girl. enjoying life in the
stable. even II she Is an earl's daughter.
climbs atop an empty pony cart to reach
for something-heaven and the director
alone know what--it's long odds that
she is going to tumble into hay now
She tumbles, just like an a. II. Woods
heroine.
Similarly, when she leases her ances-
trail castle to wealthy young American
and becomes the housekeeper IN II to
pay off the debts left by her father, it's
plain how Nature will take Its course.
Come Out Of the Kitchen" and other
plays In which the daughter OF the
house becomes the servant in the house
have made the average spectator abso-
lutely sure footed in following the devil
ous path of romance. To be sure, the
Americans fiancee appears on the scene.
but one isn't seriously alarmed. Love
will find way, especially In Ireland.
Aside from some unusually pictur-
esque settings Of the old castle. the pic
ture is neither good nor bad--it's just a
picture. That's clearly brought out in
the fight the American tenant has with
a young lawyer who would win the girl
against her will, that 1t would really re-
quire more than the couple OF wallops
exchanged to win the heart of truly
spirited Irish lass.
Miss Binney is pretty and decorative.
but shows little OF the sparkling sense
OF humor with which the subtites credit
her. Most of the time she appears to
be thinking wistfully about home rule.
One OF the anomalies of the film is the
sight OF uniformed British officer
walking about the Irish village without
arousing a riot or being shot from
ambush.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Special Gable TO THE NEv . YoRK HpRaLp
Copyright, 1891. bv THE trw York HERALD.
New YORK Meraid Bureau.
Paris, Aug. 2S.
Americans are HoS Eing to Paris after
trips to all parts OF he Continent, many
OF them to prepai . for their voyages
home
Dr. ana MIS- Senton 3. Turck. Miss
Katherine Turck and Fenton TurclS, Jr,
OF New YORK have returned from a
motor TRIP thr Ugh southern France and
are spending ten days at the Hotel
Regina
rorlher Eenator and Mrs. James A.
oSoFniah of New York and their
oaughter a., Mrs. Malone and the Misses
Anne nd Agnes o'Gorman, have re-
tuFheo to the hotel Lutitia after spend
ing re eeason at Letoguet.
- RS. Bernard NJ Baruch, coming
Fo n London, arrived at the Hotel Ritz
sr-e Miss Belle Baruch has been stop
J rg since her arrival several days ago
rom Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas r. Brady have
arrived at the Hotel Crillon after trip
ts5 Berlin.
Mr.. Arthur Newton Pack, special
commissioner OF the American Forestry
Association, has arrived and will imme-
diateiy begin forestry investigation in
the French section of the Black Forest.
DR.. Ezra s. Triple, president of Drew
Theological Seminary. and Mrs. Triple
Of Madison, \. j., are spending several
days here after travelling extensively on
the Continent
Mrs. Armstrong Taylor of San Fran
cisco and Mrs James Corrigan of Pitts
bur3h. who arrived on the France from
America 4 few days ago, are motoring
to Tiiarritz- where they expect to remain
several weeks,
Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, president
of the Anserican Museum of Natural
History, left Paris to-day for a brief
"trip. He will rejoin Mrs. Osborn next
week at the Hotel Crillon. where both
have Uaen stopping since their return
rom Scandinavia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Ripley and their
siaug ilter, Mrs. c. Il. Ordnay of Boston.
laV arrived in Paris ard are stopping
at the Hotel Continental. After spend
irs three weeks in Switzerland they win
81 il on the Aqultania in September
Mrs. Jessamine Harrison Irvine OF
New York. who is visiting in Spain. win
return to Paris September /. She will
;sajl for home on the France later in the
month.
Mrs. Samuel w. Boune Of New York
has returned from q motor trip through
France and is at the Hotel Lott for a
few days before leaving for London.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Charles Il. Acker OF Ossinh1g. y. Y.
announces the enga cement of her daugh-
ter. Miss Marjorie AclSer, to Mr.. Duncan
Phillips, son cf Mrs. ID. G. Phillips OF
Washington, y. &. Miss Aclser Is an
artist and Mr. Phillips is writer on
art and a collector OF paintings. lie
was graduated from Yale in 1908 and
Is n member OF the Yale, University
and Century clubs Of New Yo rl<.
The engagement of Miss Id i Hunzin-
ger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jEmil Hun
Ginger OF Greenwich. Conn, to Mr.. Will
ism Rowe. also of Greenwich. Conn, is
announced
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
EDUCATORS MARRIED.
Prof. c. NJ. Knapp wcds Miss
Evelyn Osborne OF Ohio.

Si7coicl Despatch 70 TIE NEW YoRK Herald.
Coa1'MRus. Ohio, Aug 2S.-Miss Eve
Tn Osborne Of Columbus and Prof.
Ja.ics Merriam Knapp Of New York
were married here last night by the Rev
Dr.. w. o. Thompson, president or Ohio
State University.
Mrs Knapp is the daughter OF Prof.
Herbert Osborne, and like her father,
who is research professor OF entonol-
osy and zoology at Ohio State Unver-
sity. is an instructor in these subjects.
frof. Knapp. the son of Prof. Charles
Knapp of Barnard College, New York, is
q teacher of history and goverrnen t.
The bride and bridegroom are both
members of the faculty OF Syracuse Uni
rersity. and 1t was at that Institution
yh2t they first met.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
ALONG THE MAINE COAST.

Speciot Despatch to THE Nrw York HEa,1n
PORTLAND. Me. Aug. 2S.-owing to
tho continued beautiful weather, the
hotel boolxi1gs for Septerlher at the
Casco Bay Islands and tho mainland re-
sorts are unusually heavy.
There were mani wocl, end arrivals
at Peass Island. Among them are Mrs
John Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W.
Lewis. Mrs. s. E Lewis. Mrs. Dorothy
Doran and Mr. Roy Soils, New York /:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. oberrelt,
Hartford Mrs. Mary Rogers. Manches-
ter: Mr.. and Mrs e. Il. Cutler. Airing
ton. Mass Miss IA therine Phillips.
Brockton. Mass. Mrs. Martin McGov-
ern and Mrs. Maurice Peterson. Nutlcy.
a. ].
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
ARRIVALS AT HOT SPRINGS.

Special Despatch 10 Tnn NEW ToaK Herald.
Hor SPRINGS, Va. Aug. cS.--Secretary
of the Treasury Ardrcw ". Mellon came
down from Washington on Saturday for
a brief visit at Barton Lodge, accom-
panied by Miss Ailsa Mellon and No ster
Paul Mellon. who have been with Miss
Alice Sylvester at Southampton. Miss
Craigie Mckay. daughter of Mr.. Albert
Mckay Of Pittsburgh. is Visiting Miss
Mellon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. FolEer Of New
York gave a dinner party last night for
seven guests.
Mrs. Terah Haggin of New York en-
tertained at luncheon to-day for Mrs
Charles Mel. Clark OF st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay ingalls, have ar
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
EUGElE F. GROVE DEAD.
Paper IaBufncs urcr succumbs on
Bonr,d Yacht.

turcr. died atddcnly Saturday or
Thomas w. 1,awson's Yacht Tmogene. or
Port Washington, l., l., IN his ffty-third
year. re v as prcssidcn; OF the Perkins
Goodwin Company and co-President or
the America Clay and the Otter Navl-
cation comp Rnios. He lived at 4o4 Riy-
erslde Drive
Funeral services arc 70 be held at the
home and interurnrt IS 20 be at Saddle
RMer. ~ y The body was taken to tho
Funeral CHianch Broadway ana Sixty
sixth stress yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
on. JOHN :. sAuvALLu DEAD.

Dr. John s. Sauvalle az $ West
.'Eighty-fourth street for many years
consulting physician OF the French Hos
,oital and a contributor 70 medical jour
nails, died yesterday at his homo lie
| was born in Cuba. and after studying IN
England took his training in medicine
at the College OF Physicians and Sur
| xeons OF Columbia University. lie leaves
!, his wife. Mrs. Heles, Sauvalle. lie was
! IN his sixtleth year.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
MISS MARY a. BNRNE.

Miss Mary a. Byrne. 81. a sister of
Dr Sylves+'r J. Ryrne or 373 State
street, Broo Slyn. died Saturday at her
brothers hoi nc. She was Il graduate OF
the College Of Mount 81. Vincent and
was a mem Der Ok its alunnn associa-
ton for macy years. She viii be buried
tomorrow snorning from tho Church of
our Lady o. Mercy. Brooklyn. where a
requiem mass will be solemnized az 10
A NJ
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
KING ALEXANDER BETTER.
No Cause for Anxiety of JuGo
sIavia RuIcr, Says Bulletin.

PARIS Aug. 2s.-Thc official bulletin
on The condition OF King Alexander Of
Jugo-Slavia says that the abscess which
had formed has been lanced and that his
temperature fell during Sunday evening
to 90.
The bulletin adds that the King
passed a good night Saturday and that
there T. no cause for, anxiety regarding
his condition.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Miss Igabel NJ. and Miss Fannie Is
Gregory entertained at dinner at Heaton
Hall in .Stockbridge last night Tor Mt.
and Mrs William II. Doane and dangh-
ter. Mrs. Newman Kersha.w Perry.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mrs. Amos Lawrence Hopkins gave
luncheon at the Curtis Hotel to-day for
Mrs. Augustus Hemenway and Miss Con-
stance Cunningham of Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Miss Shirley Putnam and Mas Polly
steele of Washington are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Beecher stowe at the
Dugway in Stockbridge.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mr.. Elon Huntington HOOKER mas gone
from Greenwich. Conn.,. to Southampton
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming p. Wiley
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin
and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Franklin have
returned to New York from Lenox, Mass
Mrs. f. H. Prince. Jr.. who has been
at the Ritz Carlton, left on Saturday
for Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Hope Satter-
white, who have been In Lenox, Mass,
for several weeks. have returned to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Marston and
Mrs. Jennie F. Msrston have arrived at
the Ritz Carlton Hotel. They expect to
return shortly to California.
Miss Alice Lounsbury. who has been
passing some time at Southampton. will
leave there to-day for Floyd House, her
country home at st. James, l.. !.
WASHINGTON.
The Bulgarian Minister, DR.. Stephan
Panaretof. has left for New York to
meet Nine. Panaretoff and sail for
Europe.
Senator Henry w. Keyes has gone to
his country home at North Haverhiii,
N. H., to join Mrs. Keyes.
Brig. Gen. Charles McCawley, u. S.
NJ. c., and Mrs. McCawley. have gone
to Bar Harbor to visit Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton.
Miss Catherine Hughes. daughter OF
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes,
who is now in London, will sail for home
on September 16.
The Minister of Rumania, Prince An
tome Bibesco. will return to the Lega-
ton to-day. after having been in New
York for ten days.
Mrs Henry T. Dinock. who has spent
the summer with her son-in-law and
daughter. the Italian Minister to vene-
zuela and Nine. Catalini, will sail from
Caracas September and return at once
to her Washington home.
The Ambassador OF Peru and Nine.
Pezet. gave a luncheon yesterday for
Connrandanto Don Luis Aubry, Naval
Attache of the Peruvian Embassy. and
Nine. Aubry. who have recently returned
from Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT'-Lady's black leather purse confaluin'
valuable jev~lry. LETT Thursday night on
: IS local train from Grand Central 70 North
white Plains. liberal reward. no questions
asked Phone gector ia3 or Bronxvlle 1853.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
IN NJ Z NJ O r | A M !.

U.rR ser In memory n Maurice Werner.
dlod August ~, 1895 Requiescat IN
peace. 10 live IL tho hearts we leave be-
hind II not 10 die.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheafe Douglas Of
Morristown. y. J., and Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Riegel Of Philadelphia are at
the Berkshire Inn. Great harrington.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Dinners were given last night by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White In honor Of SEN
ator Tonlmasso Tittoni and Signora TIT
toni Of Rome. and by Mr. and Mrs.
Norman H Davis for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bainbridge Colby
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

viscornt James Bryce and Lady
Bryce have gone to Northeast Harbor.
Me-, for a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Eliot.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
IN THE BERKsHIREs.

Mrs. William Chapman Potter Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Paul A. Morton, at
the Sedgwhk Mansion in Stockbridge
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Constance Binney
In Room and Board
Is Just a Picture
New Photoplay at the Rivoli
Is Constructed Along Very
Obvious Lines.

RIyOLI-Constance Binney. In "Room
and Board,- Realart picture adapted
from Charles j.. WhIttaker's story ana
directed by Alan CrosIand.. Scenario by
Donnah Darrell.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of New
York and Mrs. Hcvace H. Furness Of
Philadelphia are at the Aspinwall Hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
,cwclry

rOsT-Small diamond and platinum brooch
near Municipal Building. early August 20 .
centre diamond, others rsdintlng " bowknot
form; reward. Tel. Vanderbilt p5io.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Mr.. Beeckman Returning Soon.

Former Gov r. Livingston Beeckman,
who Is in Europe. is expected on Sep
tember 3.
Mrs. Geoge Howard has returned to
the Hill Top Inn from Southampton.
Mr.. Reginald G. Vanderbilt will give
a dinner at the Clam Bake Club on
Tuesday and Mrs. Marion Eppley will
give a luncheon on Thursday.
The first part of September will bring
many activities to the Art Association,
which viii include several lectures and
exhibitions Next Friday afternoon there
viii be a childrens out Of door fete, with
a play on tho lawn. Miss Ruth Thomas,
daughter of Mrs. Charles NJ Thomas.
and Miss Ed5th Ballinger Price will have
their exhibitions jointly between Sep
tember ] and s. and on September 3. In
the afternoon. there win be q song reci-
tai by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bonetti
On Septenber IL VIII Q. Irwin will
speak upon the next war and on Septem-
ber 16 DR.. Alexander Hamilton Rice will
speak upon his experiences in the Anna
Zon regions.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. Elon Huntington Hooker has gone
from Greenwich, Conn, to Southampton
to visit Mr.. and Mrs Charming p. Wiley.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Cats. Dogs, 81.

LOaT-prown Boston bulldog; rewsrd
GOULD. GO rsrk az. Murray hill 6TSs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs Philip A. S. Franklin
and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Franklin have
returned to New York from Lenox, Mass
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Mrs. Vanderbilt Gives Dinner.

Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a large dinner
this evening at the Breakers for Count
ess SZechenyi
Mrs. Ogden Hammond will give chill
dren's party Tuesday afternoon and Mrs.
John Aspegren will thus entertain on
Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson and Mrs.
Charles l.. Il. Robinson gave dinners this
evening, the latter at the Casino grill.
Registering at the Casino to-day were
Miss Dorothy Kane. who Is at Bate
mans, and Messrs. F. Murray Forbes
and Halstead Lindsey from Boston.
Percy Kirkman from New York and
Walter Pell Anderson from Florence.
Italy.
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mrs.
Arthur Marsh and family from Bridge
port, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Elkins from
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dolan from Scarsdale.
This year the season at Newport will
be late one and the Hill Top Inn, be-
cause of its bookings, viii remain open
until the middle of October. Arrivals
there to-day include Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wickes OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Reynolds from Elmira, Messrs.
J. S. Ross. Frederick Goldiwell and
George X. Churchill from New York ;
Mr.. Rodman Wanamaker I'd and Mr..
w. il. WSnainaker Mr.. A. Rutledge
Smith, Mrs. S, Il. =. Combs of Kansas
City, Mr.. J. G.. Silvestre, who is to be
one of the horse show exhibitors, and
Mr. Henry ID. Holloway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar 4. Marston and
Mrs. Jennie F. Marston have arrived at
the Ritz Carlton Hotel. They expect to
return shortly to California.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

DR.. and Mrs. Preston Hope Satter-
white, who have been In Lenox. Mass.
for several weeks. have returned to
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mrs. r. II. Prince. Jr.. who has been
at the Ritz-Carlton. left on Saturday
for Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Miss Alice Lounsbury. who has been
passing some time at Southampton. will
leave there to-day for Floyd House. her
country home at st. James, L. l.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Miss Catherine Hughes. daughter OF
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes,
who is now in London, will sail for home
on September 16.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
NEWPORT BUSY PREPARING
FOR HORSE SHOW THIS WEEK
Tennis Games Also to Be an
Attraction-Mlle. Lenglen
to Give Exhibition.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 2s.-Luncheons
and dinners were the chief events in
the life of society to-day, with the ex-
ceptlon that the Australian tennis play
ers remained over and played mixed
doubles with friends in the colony this
afternoon.
Mile. Susanne Lenglen will play an
exhibition tennis game on Wednesday
morning at the Casino for the benefit
of devastated France. Then each after
noon for the next three days will be the
horse show. which Is a Newport event
each summer. There was hustle and
hustle to-day Transforming the cham
pionship court into riding ring, and
the matched pergola for the Judges
stand. given few years ago by Mrs.
Hermann Oelriches. was put in place.
Tennis for the next three days will
divide the attention of society with the
horse show. for each morning there will
be play on tho clubhouse courts be-
tween women OF ranking honors.
Mrs. William Fahnestock gave a
luncheon to-day at Gravel Court, and
Mr.. G. Louis Boissevain gave lunch
con on the lawn at the Hill Top Inn.
Among his guests were Messrs. Henry
+. Eldridge. Reginald Vanderbilt and
e. Won der Horst Koch.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Senator Henry w. Keyes has gone to
his country home at North Haverhiii,
n. H., to join Mrs. keyes.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Brig.-Gen. Charles McCawley, u. S.
NJ. c., and Mrs. McCawley. have gone
to Bar Harbor to visit Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

The Minister of Rumania, Prince An
tome Bibesco, will return to the Lega-
ton to-day. after having been in New
York for ten days.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
Americans Flock
to Paris After
Continental TriyJs
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Turcy ( Re-
turn From Motor T6Er of
Southern Fran .ce.

Special Gable TO THE NEv i, YoRK HpRaLp.
Copyright, 1891, bv THE t,y YORK HERALD.
VarLx
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
WASHINGTON.

The Bulgarian Minister, DR.. Stephan
Panaretoff. has left for New York to
meet Nine. Panaretoff and sail for
Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

Mrs Henry +. Dimock. who has spent
the summer with her son-in-law and
daughter. the Italian Minister to vene.
zuela and Nine. Catalini. will sail from
Caracas September and return at once
to her Washington home.