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8 Dances added
to Early Events
for Debutantes
Misses Mackay and Kountze
Among Those Naming
an Dates for Parties.

To the debutante programme for the
first two months of the season have been
added nine introduction dances. all OF
which are to be given in the Ritz-Cari-
ton.
Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay has selected
December 20 for a dance there for his
daughter. Miss Eilin Mackay. On the
preceding night Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
ID. Kountze will give similar party Tor
Miss Elizabeth Kountze, their daughter
An incident Of Christmas eve Is to be
q dance by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene 8,
Keynal for Miss Jeanne c. Reynal Mrs
f. Norton Goddard has selected che
night Of November 1S for a dance for
her daughter. Miss Celestine Goddard.
who Is a student at Bryn Mawr. Simi-
lar parties will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
William Harris Douglas for Miss Jean
Douglas on November 20; Mr. and Mrs
Louis G.. Kaufman for Miss Ann T.
kaufman on December 20: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry L. Battermah for Miss Beatrice
w. Batterman, q student at the Farm
1ngton School, on December 26; Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Prentice for Miss Kate de
Forest Prentice on December 81, and by
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw for Miss
Barbara Brokaw on December 20.
The same set will meet at dance to
be given by Mrs. Irwin A. Powell on the
night Of November 25 for her sons, Rob-
ert l.. Powell, who Is attending Prince
ton University, and Irwin A. Powell.
who is student at the Hill School.
The Junior Assemblies for the younger
Set are to come with December 2, Janu-
ary and February 3 in the Ritz Carl
ton. where the following dances also
VIII be held: The first of the Colony
Dances, on December 26 the Metropoh-
tan Dances for the set OF girls who will
not come out for another year or more
on December 80 and April II, and the
Midyear Dances, for the young women
who have graduated from the debutante
set and &he young men Of their circle
on January 21 and April %.
One OF the first subscription dances In
the new ballroom OF the Plaza is to be
Halloween dance on October 28, ar
ranged by Mrs James T.. Terry.
Miss Adeline King Robinson has ar
ranged three dances in the new ballroom
or the Plaza-the Alumni dance on De-
cember IS; the Senior Christmas Dance
on December 20. and the Thursday
senior Dance on December 28. The
patronesses for this set are Mines.
Goodhue Livingston. Eliphalet Nott>Pot-
ter' Nathaniel c. Reynal, r. de G. Came
ron, Edward T. H. Taimage, Lewis Ise-
nn' w. De Lancey Kountze, Harry H.
Eenkard. Eugene s. Reynal, Edward 8.
knapp. Franklin D. Roosevelt and John
T. Pratt.
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PHYyICIAN WEEDS NURSE.

DR.. Archer c. Bush of Verona, N. J.,
who served in the Medical Corps over
seas, married Miss Helen d. Dobbins
who served with the Red Cross In
France as nurse. at the home OF her
aunt. Mrs. Anson w. Day. Of 40 Forest
avenue. Verona. N. j., last night, the
Rev. A. W. willever OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Verona officiating.
The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse w. Dobbins Of Freehold. The
couple will live In Montclair
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MRS. VANDERBILT GUEST
OF MRS. ADRIAN LSELiN
Ends Stay With Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White in Lenox.

Special Despotch to THE New YoRx HnRArp
LENox. Mass. Oct. 4.--Mrs. Vanderbilt
who was with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White at Elm Court. left to-day for New
Rochelle for short stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Iselin before returning to
Newport. Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twom-
by has returned to Madison. ". J.
Miss Adele Kneeland entertained a
luncheon party at Fairlawn to-day for
Mrs c. Wickliffe Yulec and Mrs. J.
kearny Warren. who are at Curtis
Hotel.
Mrs. Banyer Clarkson entertained
fifty Tyringham school children at her
place In that town. Each child received
a gift.
Mrs. Malcolm M. Chesney gave a tea
Mt her home In Pittsficld this. afternoon
for Miss Katherine Chesney. who Is to
be married to Mr.. A. Sidney Norton Of
New York on Saturday in Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Prince Benl and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson X. Peabody Of Bos-
ton are at the Aspinwall Hotel.
Mrs. Eugene s. Pike OF Chicago. who
was there. has gone to the Waldorf
Astoria In New York. r'
Mr.. Bernhard Hoffman has arrived in
Stockbridye from Santa Barbara Cal,
and Is at the Harrod Inn while closing
his house.
The annual arts and crafts exhibition
conducted by the I.cnox Library will
open In Sedgwick Hall tomorrow.
Miss Heloise Meyer entertained a
company Of fifty autumn visitors with
reception and tea at MeTywood. Mr..
Thomas whittmore. who is a guest Of
Mr.. Marshall ID. Crane at Dalton, spoke
on conditions In Russia. Miss Gertrude
Ely OF Bryn Mawr. who Is a guest of
Miss Meyer and Miss Gertrude Parsons
were at the tea tables.
Mrs. Daniel Parish Kingsford Of New
York Is the guest Of Miss Helen Parish
In Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Patterson of
New York. Miss fsoline Norris Barnes
and Miss Harriet Byron Barnes OF Bris-
toi. r. l., are at the Curtis Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius X. Wilmerding and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
have returned to New York from the
Curtis.
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MIR. MARCOssoN TO LECTURE.

Lee Keedick has signed a contract
with Isaac r. Marcosson by which the
we'll known author and traveller will
deliver a limited number of lectures
this season under his management
His only appearance In New York will
be at Carnegie Hall on Sunday evening
October l6. when ne will give his new
lecture THE World In Transition" He
will tell the story of his recent four
months trip to Europe. when he in
terviewed all the outstanding PERSONAL
tiles. including the new German leaders
like Chancellor Wirth and Hugo SHINES
He will discuss the economic conse-
quences Of the peace with special ref
erence to Germany and deal frankly
with the present Information turmoil
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LEFT $1,000 TO ACTORS FUND.
Frank Mcwntters Grateful foe
Kindness to Brother.

One thousand dollars OF the estate Of
Frank McWatters. secretary OF Baker
C Williams. storage wareht asemen, is
bequeathed to the Actors Fund OF
America in acknowledgment Of their
kindness to my brother. Thomas Nc
Waters" according to the storage mans
will. flled yesterday. The residue Of the
estate. valued at more than $4,000 in
personal property. Is beQueathed to Mrs
Marie w. McWatters. his widow. of 81
West Eleventh street. McWatters died
June 9 at Atlantic Highlands. N. j.
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AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Biidie of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Il. F. Twining. who
had four guests, and Mrs. George l..
Carnegie. who took three friends. went
to the Bclasco Theatre last night to at
tend the performance of The Return OF
Peter Grimm
Among those who saw Get Together" !"
at the Hippodrome. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McKelvy and Mrs. Henry c.
Orth.
"The White Headed Roy" at the
Henry Miller Theatre. was seen BY Mr..
Charles Holland Duell
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JONAS LIE PICTURES SHOWN.

Seventeen pictures by Jonas Lie, a. ".
A.. mnke up an attractive exhibition at
the City Club which will be on view at
the clubhouse. SIS West Forty-fourth
street, until October II. The titles Of
the pictures are: Mill Race" "Noya
Scotia Village" winding River" Sum
mer Idyll." 1.-THE Inlet ''Shore Road"
AT the Landing" "Moorings," "Toilers
of the Sea-" "Off on the Breeze" Mack
crel Fishing" Wharf In Winter" Bowl
Of Chrysanthemums." Roses" AT the
Docks" when the Boats Come In and
Sunday Afternoon" -F
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
CARDINALS GIFT TO ITALY.
O'Conncll Of Boston Helps to EN-.
dow New University.


Special Despatch 10 THE NEW Yoax HnaALp.
BOSTON. Mass. Oct 4.-Cardinal
OConnell, Archbishop Of Boston. Is the
first American to become a friend Of the
new Catholic University established last
year In Milan. A group OF generous
patrons contributed to the endowment
as founder friends. Cardinal OConnell
gave $4,000 lire to the university. He
was for many years In Rome as a rec
tor at the American College. He knows
the country we'll and speaks italian flu
entity. His donation was accepted with
special enthusiasm.
The new university has plan to ex-
change students who wish to have the
benefit Of higher education In diplo-
macy, politics and international COM
mcrce. 1t aims to give specially COM
piete courses in philosophy and social
sciences.
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TO AID ROOSEVELT FUND.

Gov. Carey Of Wyoming has an
nounccd that he gladly will be the GUS
todian OF the funds gathered In his
State for the woman's Roosevelt Memo
rial Association and will do all that he
can to aid the work. His father was
the Gov Carey that did so much for the
early history and good OF Wyoming.
The campaign will be started in Cody.
the home Of Col. Cody. on Roosevelt
Day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
oLsEN--PETnY.

; Miss Aivina Petry. daughter OF Mr..
Martin Pctry OF New York. and Mr..
Edgar Herbert Olsen. also of this
city. were married last evening by the
Rev. w. G. Westerfield of the Morris
Heights Methodist Church. The bride.
whose father gave her away. was at
Tended by Miss Amy Stauf. Mr.. Charles
Quentin was the best man. Owing to
tho recent death OF the brides mother
bnly the families were present After
trip through New England the couple
will reside on Morris Heights.
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PROF. PRINCE TAKES OATH.
sworn In as American Minister e
Denmark.

TRENTON. N. j.. Oct. 4.--Dr. John d.
Prince OF Ringwood, N. j.. professor of
Slavonic languages at Columbia Unl-
versity and until a few days ago a MEM
Der of the New Jersey Civil Service
Commission. who was appointed Minister
to Denmark by President Harding re-
Gently took the oath Of office in the
Governors reception room at the State
House here to-day. He will sail on No
vember for Copenhagen.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
WILLIAM H. CHEPPU.

William II. Cheppu. rs years old.
known In racing circles for half a CEN
tury. died yesterday OF acute indigestion.
In his apartment In the Waldorf-Astoria.
He was born In Troy. N. r., and for
years had charge OF the racing stable
OF the late William K Vanderbilt
abroad. Mr.. Cheppu leaves n sister, Mrs.
ID. Otis. of Red Bank. n. J. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow morn
ing. Interment will be at Kensico Gem
etery
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
OBITUARIES.
FRANK r. STONE.

Frank r. Stone, chief Of the investi-
eating branch Of the Department Of JUS
tice In Newark. died yesterday as a re-
suit OF ovcrwork. Mr.. Stone was re-
sponsible for the deportation Of more
than a score OF those sent to Russia
on the transport Buford. and had a hand
also In the deportation of l.. c. A. K.
Martens. Soviet Ambassador" to this
country. He was Al years old. Mr..
Stone was q veteran or the Spanish
American war. He is survived by hts
wife.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

"Footiights. starring Miss Elsie Ferguson
beginning Sunda,.
From the Ground Up." q Goidwyn picture
written by Rupert Hughes and starring Tom
Moore, will st the film attraction at the
Capitol next week.
Miss Constance Binney IN THE Case OF
Bsckv." ftcalart production of the David
Belarco play by Edward Locke. will be a,
the Riaito next week.
''The Goicm'' bc.ns i,a seventeenth and las,
week at the CrltSrion on Sunday.
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DANCE FOR BRIDAL PARTY. :
Mr. and Mrs. HI. n. .schuievind EN-,
tertain for Their Daughter.

4sr
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r, Schniewind
gave dinner and dance in their home.
D East seventy-ninth street. last night
for their daughter. Miss Helen r..
Schniewind. and her fiance. Mr.. War
rem b. Pond. who will be married to-
morrow in the Fifth Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church. Their guests were the
young men and women who will be
members Of the bridal party ana q
few additional friends.
The party at the dinner included
Misses Margaret M. Schniewind Aiisa
Mellon. Harriet Payne. Martha M. Ott-
icy. Helen johnson and Emily Schnic-
wind. Mrs. Harvey Childs. Sd. Meaars
Kirby Green. Harvey Childs Sd. r..
Brewster Prindle. Howard Major. Elliot
8. Phillips, Guy Converse. Walter Allen.
Erskine Van Houten .and Prescott
Gardiner. ~
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HoPPE,s FATHER DIES.

Special Despatch to THE NEw Yoax HERALD.
CHICAGO. Oct 4.--Frank Hoppe. SO.
father Of Willie Hoppe. baikline billiard
champion of the world. died this morn
Ing OF paralysis. His son was notified
and answered he was leaving New York
at once.
The elder Hoppe was born in Goshen,
N. Y
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
GUY MILLER.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW Yoax HERALD.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Oct Guy Mil
Ter. one of the oldest breeders OF light
harness horses In the country, died at
his home to-day In Chester aged 81
years. His death followed an Illness Of
more than a week. after a general break
down
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
ALFRED j. DENTON.

Alfred j. Denton. formerly a Munich
pal Court Justice In Queens and one
time Public Works Commissioner of the
borough. died yesterday In a sanitarium
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
IN M E M Q R ! A M.

MALNATI.--Eugenic and sons. Ernest and
Eugene, October s, 1916. Mass st. Asnes'
Church. East s3d ST., A. NJ. Gone. but
not forgotten.
sHAY.--In loving memory OF my darling
little Granddaughter Charlotte +. Shay.
who passed away October .. 1918.
Mary Y. Shay.
TRAUBE. E.--Rosaiic. In cherished memory
ot beloved and iamcnted daughter and
sister. died October .. 1920.
wHITE.-rn loving memory OF Mary 8.
white. who died In Bronxvilie October .,
1ncO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Biddie and
Mr.. Livingston L. Biddle I'd of Phila-
delphia are stopping at the Lorraine.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs. William M. v. Hoffman Joined
friends at luncheon yesterday In Del
monico's.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav J. s. White. who
passed the summer at Newport. have
taken an apartment at the Vanderbilt
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
HOLIDAY GREETINGS.

sTINGARN. Mr.. and Mrs. II. stingarn wish
to extend TO their relatives and friends .
happy and prosperous new year.
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OST AND FOUND.

LosT-certifiestc No. 2s7 i.sued by the N. 7.
Produce Exchange Feb. IT. 1915. 90 Frank
boul,on; & having e.en lost ST., o, :ns,aid nppli-
ayers for E~w certificate: all persons inter-
ested are hereby rotified 20 show cause with.
IN next six weeks why such new certificate
should not be issued. l.. II. HOWE. Secretary.
| LoST-7s shares Hudson County Gas Co.
stock certificate No. Ffe2. dated Novefn-
her u, 1909 in the name Of Ellen oNcili.
be made for now certificate w. u. n.
SMITH. III Broadway. Now York.
LosT-bctween 18th and 24th sts. on 9th
WITH name Jones Tool Co. on brass clamp.
Near sprocket wheel. Return 10 4, w
Jonos. 4n4 West 24th ct. Reward.
LOsT-vsiuabie papers and bank books on
bert, A. NJ Brooks: valuable to owners only:
no questions. Reward. w. F. CORwTTH
ssi Manhattan av.. Brooklyn.
LosT-rn Aittnan's, 9Th av and s4th St.
keys, papers. iorgnette. Very liberal reward
Mrs. s. NJ. Vaughan. East Seth st
ilosT-frartman Innovation trunk. marked
william Alden Pratt. on cunard Line pier.
September 30. Reward, Head Porter. Piazza
Jeweiry.
LOST-Friday. September ~. between s7th
and 2sth sts.. or IN store. fancy diamond
liberal reward II returned. l.. 8. BAssETT.
isI West eth u.
LosT-Monday. Oct. q. diamond sapphire bar
pin Nady's), between wanamaker's store
and Hotel Belmont. Reward. return 10
Cashier. Hotel belmont. Park av. and 42d st
LOsr--A horseshoe pin set with seven dla-
rnonis and pearls: pay liberal reward. II
2oi2 Herald. Herald 80.
Wearing Apparel
Losr-sco reward for return Of brown fur
n~ckpiece lost IN Er~en-white taxi. Friday
afternoon about Z o'clock. between Owing
toms and Grand Central Station. v. 18th.
LOST BLUE cloth wrap. tan collar and cuffs.
left In Brown and White taxi. going from
Hotel Woodward 10 Cafe Lafayette. liberal
reward. Telephone iToi Deckman.
LOST = Two.skin sable neekpicce, Casino
Theatre, Monday evening reward.
KfsENEY sherman square Hotel.
LOST-stons nnarten neckpiecc. lost In Brown
and White taxi IN brooklyn Monday night.
Return ~ HEAVIER st. New York city.
f,OST-Yeiiow niuffier. Plaza Theatre; re-
ward. Return FI.ErrMANN. ! Y. Ssth.
| LOST-sabie fur piece. Oct. 1. at Giobe Thea
tre. Reward Phone Rowling Green 55ii.
Cats. Dogs. &c.
LosT-Dog. Irish terrier, broadway and
Tooth ST.. name Pat collar. with brass
tags and green leash. Return 10 SCHAETT-
LER. 2s41 Rroadway. reward SCHUYLER @Ts.
| LOST Saturday, brooklyn. yellow dog. name
rieSir gr~cn colar. possibly Connecticut
license attached: reward. Prospect 1857.
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l E D.

ADAMS. Harry C.. Hunt Irene r.
Becker. Charles G. Keir, Isabel p.
Bent. Sarah J. w. Miller Guy
Cheppu. William II. MORGAN. Margaret
Dfetz. Otto q. Mott. Charles Z.
Donnely. Elizabeth McCullow. Charles y.
Doushcrty. Margaret McC;overn. Philip C.
Geran. Charles A. Ramsey. William A.
Harmed. Annabelle Shepard Annie 2.
Hendrickson. Mary p. Wade. Mary X.
Holiirs. William NJ. WaRstaff, Alfred
Howell. James A. Weld. Serena c..
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montco's.
Mrs Thomas Courtney Jenkins Of
Raybourne. Rowayton. Conn.,. Is spend
Ing October at Briarclin Lodge.
Mr.. Eibridge T. Gerry will close his
Newport house on Friday and return to
New York. M
Miss Laura v. Day win close her
house In Southampton. L. l.. to-mor-
row and return to New York for the
winter. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhine
lander will return next week from Hot
Springs. Va. and go to Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crocker. Jr.,
have returned to Oyster Bay. L. l., from
their camp In the Adirondacks.
Mrs. William K Dick. Mrs. Edmund
s. Twining. Jr.. Mrs. Stephen H. Brown
and Mrs. Franklin s. Richardson Joined
friends for luncheon in the Plaza yes
terday.
Mrs. Edward La Montague and Miss
Dolly Madison La Montague have re-
turned from Bar Harbor to their apart
ment at 1855 Park avenue.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly. who
had been visiting DR.. and Mrs. w.
turned to her home in Convent, N. J.,
where she gave dinner last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANKLIN L. Gunther will
leave Tam Glen. their place on Lake
Kezar. Center Lowell Me-, to-day by
motor and reach New York about
October IL. -tst
Mr. and Mrs. william s.. Moore are
being congratulated upon the recent
birth Of their fourth. son at Woodlands.
their summer home in Bar Harbor.
Their sons are: grandchildren of Mrs.
Joseph Pulitzer and the. late Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement c. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Cutting, who
were married here on February Q. have
returned from a wedding trip around the
world. and are at the Plasa. He Is q
son OF Mrs. Lorimer Worden and she ID
a daughter Of Mr.. William c. Richard
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Prime have
closed their Long Island home and are
at the Plaza Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Morris, who came from Lenox. Mass.
and Count J.. de Sails Of the British
diplomatic service also have arrived
there. @.s M
Senior Don Juan Riano y Gayangcs,
the Spanish Ambassador, and Sonora de
Riano. who were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fitz Smons at their camp in the
Adirondacks. have returned to the Ritz
Carlton for few days before going on
to Washington. Mrs. w. Bourke Cock
ran has come from Washington to that
hotel
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs Thomas Courtney Jenkins of
Raybourne. Rowayton. Conn.,. Is spend
Ing October at Briarcliff Lodge.
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WASHINGTON.

vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge yes
terday celebrated their sixteenth wed
ding anniversary.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. Eibridge T. Gerry will close hi,
Newport house on Friday and return -te
New York. M
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In Menoriam.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Taft I'd and Mr.. Wal
bridge S. Taft of New York. who ar
rived In Washington to see Chief Justice
Taft sworn In, are at the Shoreham.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs. Marshall Field arrived yesterday
from New York. where she had been
since closing her season at Beverly
Farms, Mass. .h,.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Nine. Christian Hauge has returned
from California and reopened her house
IL Massachusetts, avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Pavenstedt are
at the Willard Hotel for a brief stay.
She formerly was Countess Speck Won
Sternberg and was chatelaine Of the
Germany Embassy at Washington dur
ing the Roosevelt Administration.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs. Edward La Montague and Miss
Dolly Madison La Montague have re-
turned from Bar Harbor to their apart
ment at 1855 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly. who
had been visiting DR.. and Mrs. W..
Seward Webb in Shelburne. VT. has re-
turned to her home in Convent, N. j.,
where she gave a dinner last night.
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"LOVE LETTER"A MUSICAL TREAT;
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS STARRED

=. 50 80; s, =. : :, -
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Miss Laura v. Day will close her
house In Southampton. L. l.. to-mor-
row and return to New York for the
winter. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hit will
start tomorrow for their place at
Middleburg. Va. to remain through
the shooting season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hit are with her mother. Mrs. Stephen
b. Elkins, where they arrived .ast
evening from New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs william s. Moore are
being congratulated upon the recent
birth Of their fourth son at Woodlands.
Their sons are grandchildren NJ Mrs.
Joseph Pulitzer and the late Mr. and
Mrs. Clement c. Moore.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr., and Mrs. Hayward Cutting. who
were married here on February q. have
from a wedding trip around the
world. and are at the Plaza. He Is q
son Of Mrs. Lorimer Worden and she ID
q daughter Of Mr.. William c. Richard
ann .--.- r -...t.I
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

BIB East la7th ST.. Harry, Cha rles. beloved
husband OF Mary j. Adams. Service
Thursday evening at $40. Brethren q
and friends invited. Funeral Friday,
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. FRANKLIN L. Gunther will
leave Tam Glen. their place on Lake
Kezar. Center Lowell Me-. to-day by
motor and reach New York about
October IL. -sst
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

IOsT-Dog. Irish terrier, Broadway and
tooth ST. name Fat, collar. with brass
tags and green leash. Return 10 SCHAETT-
LER, 2G4T Rroadway. reward Schuyler @TS
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Mrs. William K Dick. Mrs. Edmund
s. Twining. Jr.. Mrs. Stephen H. Brown
and Mrs. Franklin s. Richardson Joined
friends for luncheon in the Plaza yes
terday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-03
Jury Fails To
Reach Verdict

Frank Smith Of Monongalia
county, charged with selling moon.
shine whisky several weeks ago.
was tried yesterday before Justice
E. A. Billingslea and a jury. Tho
jury was unable to agree after an
hours .deliberation and was dis.
charged.
Smith was arrested son.. time
ago at the home Of Rebecca Cain
on Pennsylvania avenue, with sew
cral gallons Of moonshine in his
car Evidence was introduced by
the state to show that he whisky
was bought in Monongalia county
to sell in this city
Assistant Prosecuting Attornty
conducted the case Tor he state
and Attorney Ulysses A. Hnappd
offended Smith. The Juror, were
Arthur Reed, Webb Amos, Il. O.
Musgrove, Emerson Bell, Eldora
Moran and j. N. Mckinney.