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The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Mrs. Eliza A. Kiley,
Dead, lOI, Recalled
City's Early Events
Never Became Reconciled to
- the Subway or Tayicabs as
New York Grew.

The woman who boasted Of the long
night. She was Mrs. Eliza Ann strelght-
hoff Kiley. who had almost completed
her 1o1st year. The only illness that
she had ever taken much note OF came
upon her three weeks ago, when she
caught slight cold. and Mrs. Kiley
herself. at the home Of her daughter
AIrs. James Campbell. sos West 15Tth
street. thought she would shake II off
But the end came suddenly. Almost
up 20 that moment Mrs. Biley had been
talHing nationally with those attending
her
Mrs Kiley was born November 1G,
1920. on truck farm at Sixth avenue
and Thirtieth street. Her father, Jo-
seph Streighthof. the son OF farmer
tn those parts was a victim of the
cholera epidemic that swept the city IN
1892.
Mrs. Kiiey went to a school that bore
much resemblance to the district schools
In upstate New York. By the time she
reached the more advanced grades the
family had moved TO another farm at
Fifty-ninth street and she had TO travel
all the way down 10 Seventeenth street
to school. While attending that school
she became a playmate OF Sammy Til
den, later Gov. Samuel .rildsu.
During her girlhood she became the
intimate of Fanny Crosby, the blind
poetess. and she treasured the recollec-
tons OF that time RS. Kiley In late
years was given "reminiscences and
recalled many incidents Of her lifetime
and In the growth of New York. She
saw the first ra abroad train enter Tho
city and saw the first elevated railroad
built. and rode on the street cars when
they came in. But while she accepted
those modern Inventions, she had no
sympathy with the subways. Although
she rode on subway trains several times
and in taxicabs, she hated both
Il cannot bear TO think of piunging
underground" she said. "and the taxicab
drivers seem to be rufTiians" The ham
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ENGAGED. l..

BERNSTEIN - WOLLENBERGER. - Mrs.
Bertha Wollenberger. B16 7th St, Brook
lyn. announces the engagement of her
daughter Gertrude to Mr.. Charles Bern
stein of New York. Reception Hotel Bos-
sert, Montague and Hicks sts.. Brooklyn.
October 80, after p. NJ. No cards.
BLITZER-P R-PF'EIFER.--Mr and Mrs. Albert
Pfeifer. formerly of Little Rock. Ark,
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Dorothy c., TO Jacob II. Bitter. Re
ception 10 be held on Sunday evening
October 80, at their apartment at Hotel
Hamilton. West Seventy third street.
HE,IMAN-wEIL--Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wei
of 5T8 West 16fst street. N. ", announce
the engagement of their daughter Helen
20 Mr.. Alfred II. Heiman
KRAFTLBAKER. Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Baker CT 720 Riverside Drive announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Ethel
Doris, 10 Mr.. Herbert G.. Kraft Recep-
tion TO be held at the Bitnore on satur-
day evening, November IL. No cards.
PTIrLrps-FRISCH.--M and Mrs. Leo
Frisch OF 565 West 169th st.. announce
the engagement OF their daughter Emily
TO Mr.. Nat Philips. AT nome Sunday, Oc-
tober %. 3 to q. No cards.
WACIIT- -MILLER.-Mr. and Mrs I. Miller
OF so5 West End av. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Rose TO Mr..
Herman Wacht, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel wacht OF 700 Riverside Drive.
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M A R RIED.

BICLOW- HITCH. The marriage OF Eliza
beth Delano Hitch. daughter of Allerton
Deano Hitch of South Orange, ". j., to
William Kenneth BIglow.. son OF Lucius
Horatio Biglow, was celebrated yester-
day at the Church of the Holy Com
munion. South Orange. N. j. At home,
ia Harrison street. East Orange, ~ j.,
after November H.
BROWN-JENKtNS.--On Saturday, October
% 1921, at ST. Andrews Church. Stam-
ford, Conn, Gladys Pomeroy, daughter OF
The late Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Pomeroy,
TO James Crosby Brown.
IIJTBBARD-HODSON. II. nt First
baptist Church, Bloomfield: N. j.; by the
Rev James Monk. Miss Mary Adelaide
Hodson, daughter Of George w. Hodson
OF England to Mr.. Marcus =. n. Hubbard.
son OF Ralph X. Hubbard of Yorktown
Heights, N. Y.
SHArIER- -BRADY.--Mis Miriam Brady OF
Pelham. N. ", to Melville a. Shauer of
New FORK city at Pelham, n. Y, octo-
her -. 1921.
WOOD-sOE.-On Friday, October 81. 1921.
Madeline Rumph Roe. daughter OF Mrs.
william Levitt Langridge, to Andrew
Henry Corsa Wood, son of DIR. and Mrs.
John Wood.
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VIII BE Married Next Saturday
at Country Home of His
Relatives.

The wedding OF Miss Lillian Tucker to
Mr. Charles Holland Duell of New York
will take place next Saturday afternoon
at Hillcroft. the country home near
iMeadowbrook, Pa. of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sackett Duell. Weather per-
mitting, the ceremony will take place
on the terrace overlooking the Hunt
ingdon Valley.
A special train will carry guests from
New York. leaving the Pennsylvania
Station at 1910 A. M. and returning at
415.
The maid of honor win be Mrs. Ralph
Kellard of Rye. and the other attend
ants viii be Misses Bertha Mann and
Florence Fair of New York.
Mr.. Duells best man will be his
brother, Mr.. William Sackett Duell. and
the ushers will include Messrs Hamil-
ton Fish, Jr., Paul Herman, Walter
Camp, Jr., and Major Holland $. Duell.
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MISS MINTON TO BE MARRIED.
Mr.. Howard de Ridder to Wed
Daughter Of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Minton.

The marriage of Miss Maud Minton
only daughter of Mr.. Maurice NJ. Min
ton of Fishkill village Dutchess county
to Mr. Howard de Ridder of this city
will take place on November l In the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. Miss
Minton is member OF a family promi-
nent for generations in the social life
of this city. She Is a granddaughter OF
the late Charles A. Minton. for many
years financiai editor of TI,E NEW York
HERALD. and her father was at one time
it's managing editor. She is u niece of
Messrs John Mckim Minton and Tel
fair M. Minton and Is descendant of
David Grimm, q resident of New York
In Colonial days, whose portrait hangs
In the rooms of the New York Historical
Society. Miss Minton is an accom-
plished linsuist and fine whip and
horsewoman.
Mr.. de Ridder. who is n banker in
New York, was graduated from Prince
ton He comes of a family of promi-
nence in Saratoga, an ancestor having
been one Of the five patentees under
the Dutch grant.
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TAPPEN-POTT.

Miss Katherine Warhurst Pott. a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nal
colin Pott of 30i West Ninety ninth
street, was married yesterday TO Mr.
Clarence Muir Tappen. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Tappen OF Hack
ensack, n. J., in Calvary Church,
Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. William H. Pott, uncle of the
bride. assisted by the Rev. Theodore
Sedgwick lector of Calvary Church
Mrs. Richard NJ. Pott. Jr.. was matron
of honor, and the bridesmaids were
Misses Louise Pott, Helen Tappen.
Helen Leet and June Love. Mr.. Irwin
Tappen was his brothers best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Richard VI.
Pott, Jr.; Douglas Kenyon, Francis
Honeyman and Ralph Herrick. There
was Il reception In the ballroom of the
Gotham. Mr.. and Mrs. Tappen will live
In Nutley, n. j.
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MET ON PIXIES PEAK, WED.
Miss Ashton, Cousin of Miss Elitn
Proctor Otis, n Bride.

Miss Rosita Liddell Ashton, daughter
OF the late Col. Edward Ashton and Mrs.
Ashton of Los Angeles, was married to
Mr.. Anthony Eugene Niedt last Thurs
day in the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
in the presence of few friends. There
was a wedding dinner in the Palais
Royal. Mr.. Niedt and his bride now
are at the Hotel Pennsylvania. They
mot last summer when with mutual
friends they went to the top of Pixies
Peak to see the sunrise, and the ac-
ouaintance then made was followed by
the announcement of their engagement.
Mr.. Nlcdt is a manufacturer of st.
Louis, where lie will take his bride after
stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Niedt is cousin OF Miss Ellta
Proctor Otis.
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10 Bachelors Gire
Supper Dance in
Dark Horse Stable
Members SO Designated Turf
and Field Club, Where Jolly
Party Is Given.

As return for many courtesies ex-
tended them during the summer, ten
young bachelors of society gave a sup
per and dance last night at the Turf and
Field Club. which their invitations desig-
mated as ''The Dark Horse stable.
Messrs. Frederic Stevens Allen. John
B. Clark. Harry c. Cushing 3d. Wor-
thington Davis, Harold Fowler, Murray
Hoffman, Gould Jennings, George I'll.
Pendleton. jerome Preston and Robert
E. Strawbridge, had been frequent visi-
tors during the last summer at nany OF
the country places in Long Islani, and
their guests of last night We're practi-
cally restricted to those of that secuon
who had entertained them during the
summer.
As the hosts of the dance were mem
bers of house parties in the vicinity OF
the club they required no other chaper-
ons than those at whose places they
were being entertained. 1t was alto
gether an informal party. The club
house was handsomely decorated with
autumn flowers and a buffet supper was
served.
Bachelor parties are not frequent.
Therefore that OF last night was all the
more enjoyable. The guests included Mr..
end Mrs. w. Goadby Loew. the Misses
Florence and Evelyn Loew. MIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Main Post. Jr.; Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt I'd, Miss Muriel Vanderbilt,
Misses Katherine and Ellin Mackay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop. Miss
Katherine Kent, Misses Sheila and Bea-
trice Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Alex
andre, Miss Isabel Pell. Miss Margaret
Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Burden.
Miss Sheila Burden, Mr.. and Mrs Payne
Whitney, Miss Joan Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs. Elliot c. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Allston F'lagg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian l.. Peabody, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Averell Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumsey. Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver B. James. Miss Eunlce James.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stuart Wing, Mr.. and
Mrs S. Bryce Wing, Miss Constance
Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Taylor,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney w. Fish, Miss Mary Hoyt
Wibory, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Low. Jr.,
Miss Harriet Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rogers Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eyer
ton Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio S. Shon-
nRrd. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Crocker,
MIR. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb. Mr.. and
Mrs August Belmont and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Belmont.
Among the men were Messrs. Ashbel
Fl. Barney. Alfred Q. Hoyt. Bronson
Winthrop. Lloyd Griscom, Harold 8.
Vanderbilt, w. Wickham Hoffman, AL
bert H. Hoffman, James A. Burden, Jr. !;
Clarence II. Mackay. w. Douglas Bur-
den. Francis II. Appleton, Jr. Charles
l.. Appleton, Paul l.. Hammond, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney Leonard
Gushing, Oliver 3. Jennings, Frederic
Totts Moore Kenneth Budd. Sherman
Day, c. Suydam Cutting and Francis
Burial Hoffman, Jr
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sMITH-HARDING.

Miss Jean Guthrie Harding, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward Harding of
Paterson, n. j., was married yesterday
20 AIr. Warren Ridgway Smith in tho
Church OF the Redeemer in Paterson.
The bride was unattended The BRIDE
groom had as best man Mr. Charles l..
Anger. Jr., and as ushers Atessrs. Ar
thur NJ Smith. Dwight 9. Beebe. Murray
Rushmore, William Clark and Herbert
@. Lord, Jr. The bridegroom Is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rdgway
Smith OF Paterson, and was graduated
from Princeton In 1913. lie served over
seas ns Captain Of the headquarters com
rany of the Si4th Field Artillery. Eirh-
tieth Dvieiou rilc bride Is writer
whose. verso mas appeared IN various
American magazines.
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MISS ORAH TRULL ENGAGED.
VIII Become Bride of Mr.. Herbert
l.. Carpenter.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the engagement OF Miss Orah Mildred
Trull. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. John II.
Trull of Verona place, Brooklyn. to
Mr. Herbert L. Carpenter. son OF Mrs.
James o. Carpenter OF 165 New York
avenue. Miss Trull Is we'll known In
the social life Of Brooklyn. During the
war she served with the Red Cross. She
is an accomplished pianist and has been
heard in public recitals
Mr.. Carpenter is a son OF the late
James o. Carpenter and grandson of tho
late William III. Lyon. He has travelled
extensively in different parts Of the
world and was chairman Of the AMER
lean Russian Committee in Washington
during the war
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IN NE NJ 0 r I A M.

HARNETT. Richard v. In loving rnen-or,
OF my stepfather. Richard V. Harnett
died October 20, 1901
BROMRERG. G.-Iferman. In loving memors
OF my beloved husband and dear father
who entered his eternal rest October %.
1918. May his soul rest IN peace. Loving
wife and children.
BurTT.ER-Tn memory Of James Butler
died october 20. 1911. Richard Butler
COHEN. I'm loving memory of Sadye Cohen.
darling wife of David Cohen and mother OF
Seymour r. Cohen and Morton Cohen. de
parted this life October 81. 1918, whose
memory Is stlll cherished.
MCDONALD I'm loving memory OF my dear
" beloved son Corporal william -. Nc
Donald, killed In action October 25, 1918
sUGARMAN.--in fond memory of our iog-
ing sister and devoted mother. Stella
Sugarman, who passed away Ostober %.
1QlT
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ANNIV E RS A RE S

GOLDSTEIN.--Mr. and Mrs. I. l.. Goldstein
OF 1888 East nth ST., F'atbush. Brooklyn.
will celebrate their twenty fifth anniver-
sary on Sat irday. October 20. at r. NJ. 4.
at the Hotel Astor. Friends and relatives
invited. No cards.
HIRsCH.-Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Hirsch of oo3
LAFAYETTE av., BROOKLYN, win celebrate
their golden wedding on wednesday. Ccto-
her o6 at Knapp Mansion. Reception at
$3.50 =. Nj. Relatives and friends Invited
No cards.
MARKs--Mr and Mrs. Bennett Marks Of
$50 Riverside Drive VIII celebrate their
fiftleth (golden) wedding anniversary on
Saturday, November z, at y. NJ, at the
Hotel McAlpin. Relatives and friends are
cordially invited. No cards.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
DANCE AT ESSEX RIDING CLUB
UaIlOve'cn Party to Take Place in
West Orange, n. j.

The Essex Riding Club are to hold q
Hollowe'en dance next Saturday evening
at their club house at St Cloud, West
Orange, n. J. Extensive preparations
have been made for the event, and it is
the first large entertainment to be given
in the club house.
At the annual meeting Of the club
held at the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark,
recently, the following officers were
elected President. Mr.. Nenephon +.
Huddy; vice-president, Mr.. Roger Gray !;
treasurer, Mr.. John f. Melick corre-
spending secretary, Miss Jessica HuslS,
and recording SECRETARY, Miss Virginia
Lyons
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GIRLS DANCE AT BRIARCLIFF.
Hundred students mt Dow School
Attend Event.
special Despatch 20 1'nn Nnw YoaK He,

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YonK HERALD.
BRrARcrIFF MANOR. N. Y, Oct. 22.--
More than hundred girls from all
parts OF the United States forsook their
studies at the Dow School here this
evening TO enjoy dinner and dance ut
Briarclff Lodge
Among tho young women from New
York city were Misses jeanette Van
Brink, Adelaide and Vivian Wright.
Katherine Adams, Mary Coons, Ruth
Corwln Brumley. Eleanor Gordon. Doro-
thy Frowert. Gwendolyn Whitlock, Mar
jorIo Stevens Turnbull Mary Gardner.
Ruth Glynn. Marie Spinner Jeanne
Hcngcrer. Evelyn Huber, Alice and vir-
ginia Jones. Cornelia T. Smith Harriet
Knapp. Gertrude Meyer, Virginia scobiu.
Marion Nritchc'l. Helen louise Sarsscr.
Martha Doris Putnam. Helen .duifora,
Delemar Palmer and Virginia Parken
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The Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ Stires Officates at the Mar
riage of His Niece

st. Ignatius. Eighty-seyenth street and
West End avenue. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William =. Nc
Cune, the rector. Mrs. Loven +. Collier
was matron of honor. and the other
bridal attendants were Mrs. Robson
l.. Greer. Miss Dorothy Stevens and
Miss Pamela Thomas. Mr.. William
Bowen Campbell was best man for Mr..
Boles.
The ushers were Messrs. LoveD +.
Collins, w. Hampton de Fountaine, Jr.;
Hugh w. McNair, Frederick Smock.
Athol B. Thompson and Stuart w.
Cooper. A reception was held at the
Dakota, l West Seventy-second street,
where the brides parents live.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
UOwELI,---DEASs.

In the chantry of st. Thomass Church
yesterday Miss Mary Elizabeth Deans.
daughter of the late John Sterling
Deans and Mrs. Deans. formerly Of
Phoenixvile, Pa. was married to DR..
John Taylor Howell. Jr.. son OF DR..
and Mrs. John T. Howell OF Newburgh.
N. Y. Tho ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires In the
presence of relatives and few friends.
Mrs. William Tredwell Ketcham was
the brides only attendant. and Mr..
Albert Whitehill was DR.. Howel's best
man. DIR. Howell and his bride will
live in Newburgh
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
JAMES VI. CAnniNGroN.

James NJ. Darlington. secretary OF a.
c. Spalding .& Bros. untii his retire
ment in 1874. died yesterday at his home.
lip Franklin avenue. Astoria, In his
eighty-sixth year He was born in New
Haven and had lived IN Astoria for
more than eighty years. For nearly
half century he was warden and
vestryman OF the Church of the Re-
deemer. Astoria. He leaves two daugh-
tcrg
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J. G. BROWN, BANKER, WEEDS.
Financier Marrfen
Mrs. j. 8. Jenkins.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
STAMFORD, Conn, Oct 22.---Mrs.
James j. jenkins OF North Stamford.
widow of the late James s. Jenkins. was
married this morning to Mr.. James
Crosby Brown of Philadelphia in st.
Andrews Church by the Rev. Harley
W. Smith. Only members Of the innme-
date families were present at the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Jenkins is tho daughter OF the
late .tr. and Mrs. William l.. Pomeroy.
Mr.. Brown is n member OF Brown Bros.
& Co, bankers. of Philadelphia. He and
his bride will live in Ardmore. suburb
OF Philadelphia.
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MRS. HoNoRA FOLEY.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK TIsRALr
MIDDLETowN. N. ", Oct. %. - Mrs.
Eonora Foley died in her home in Mont
gOmery. this county. at the age OF 80
years She Is survived by forty two
grandchildren and twenty-four great
grandchildren. She had four sons and
four daughters, one of the sons being
John Foley OF Brooklyn.
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som cab she loved. One of her remin.-
sciences was the day. many. many years
ago. when a man was hanged in Wash
ington Park.
Three children. Mrs. Adie Cole. Mrs.
Campbell and George Kiley five grand
children and seven great-grandchildren
survive.
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CONFIRM A TION S.

HEYDERMAN.--Mr. and Mrs. Aaron l.
Hevderman OF 2lT nahill Road, Brooklyn,
announce The Bar Mitsgvoh OF their son
Augustus at tho Temple Ahawnttl Scholon
Avenue r and East Seventeenth street.
llatbush, on Saturday. October 20. at 10
A. n. At home Sunday, October 80. No
cards. (Veth Eneth).
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EDWARD ZIMMERMAN.

Edward Zimmerman. member OF the
Police Department fourteen, years died
yesterday in ST. Peters Hospital, Brook
lyn, Of q complication of diseases. He
caught a cold two weeks ago and this
brought on 2 breakdown. He leaves a
wife ana one daughter. who live at 7sl
Humboldt street Brooklyn. Patrolman
Zimmerman was attached TO the Green
point avenue station.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mrs. Peter GoeIet Gerry has returned
TO Washington from the Plaza Hotel.
Mrs Paul Morton. who passed the
summer at Stockbrdge, Mass. has re-
turned to the city.
For the next three years Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Ambrose Clark will have their city
residence at 27O Park avenue.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown OF ,-ew-
port are Mt the Belmont. Also Mrs
Warren Delano OF Barrytown, y. Y.
Mr.. and SIrs. Franklin L. Gunther
are at their home. $40 Park avenue, for
the early part of the winter.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Beltran Mathieu are at the Ritz-Carlton
from Washington.
Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil has returned to
i6 East sixty-seeond street from
Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. williams Burden. who
passed n week in New York. returned
yesterday to Newport by automobile.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman will re-
turn to New York to-day from New
port.
Mrs. Robert Il. Huntington is a guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Vincent Astor. at
$40 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Henry G. F'rick will return to
New York from Prides Crossing Mass
Countess Laszlo Szechenyi has re-
turned so Westbury, l.. T., from Wash
inston. and Is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney.
Mrs. William Gerry Morgan and the
Misses Myra and Ruth Morgan OF
Washington are stopping at the Hotel
Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Harvey Ladew. who
have lived for some time at Sl3 Madison
avenue, have taken an apartment at
40 Park avenue.
Mrs. Charles MacVeagh of Washing
ton is at the st. Regis, also Mrs. Robert
McGann of Chicago, sister of Mrs.
Reginald de Koven
Miss Dorothy Schieffelin, who was o
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish at
Garrison, N. Y, has returned to sSysw
York.
Miss Constance NJ. E. Poor of III
Madison avenue, whose mother, Mrs.
Henry w. Poor died last June viii
pass some time abroad. She sailed yes
terday by the Kroonland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson,
who had been visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme
Wilson, Jr.. in Brussels. returned by the
Lapland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald NJ. Lewis Of
Woody Brook Farm, Ridgefield, Conn.
have taken furnished Mrs. William II.
Appletons house, at 46 East Sixty-sixth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton will pass
the winter abroad.
Mr.. Dave Hennen Morris. his daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Morris, and his sons,
Messrs. Dave Hennen Morris. Jr., and
Lawrence Morris who passed the sum-
mer in China and Japan, have returned
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Church of
$50 Park avenue will give q largo dance
on the night OF January in the ball
room OF the Ritz-Carlton for their de-
butante niece. Miss Charlotte Church,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic l..
Church.
Miss Katherine V. Adams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Adams. will
make her debut at dinner and dance
given by her parents in the Rockaway
Hunting Club on November 49, followed
the next day by a Thanksgiving Day
reception in their home. Oak Lodge,
Cedarhurst. L. I. The father of Miss
Adams is president of the Peninsula
National Bank OF Cedarhurst
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BOLLEs-HEBERT.

The marriage of Miss Mary Winslow
Hebert. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Octave Bfitton Hebert. to Mr.. Norman
Taylor Bolles of Chicago took place
Yesterday afternoon In the Church OF
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
BI r T H S

CzUKOR.-SIr. and Mrs. stephen czukor (nee
Elsa ~. Hirsch; announce the arrival OF
a daughter Rita Jean, October 1G. 1921.
GROBERG.-Mr and Mrs David (nee Anna
Cross. announce the birth OF a son on
October II. at tho Jewish Hospital,
Brooklyn.
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NEWPOR r.

Mrs. Walter A. Edwards. wife of
Commander Edwards, U. $. N. has
ended her visit with Capt. and Mrs.
Franck Taylor Evans at the comman-
dant's house at the training station.
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UNIV IL IN GS.

METZGER.-'r unveiing OF the monument
in memory OF our late beloved father.
Louis Metzeer. viii take place Snndsy
october 80, L. NJ. New Union Fields.
In case of rain following Sunda-.
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Mr.. Eihu Root, delegate to the
Armaments Conference. is staying at
tho Willard temporarily.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

The Right Hon. Arthur Balfour has
leased the apartment of Mrs. Roscoe
T.. Bulmer at 1909 Eighteenth street for
the duration of the Armament Confer
ence.
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Lodge will
spend the winter with Mr.. Lodges
father Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Miss Carlotta Havemeyer, who has
been visiting Mrs. #. Shaw Safe at
Ocean Lawn, returned to New York yes
terday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark Will
close Wreutham House tomorrow and
return to New York for the winter.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--Saturday about T.. NJ, in or
near Stern's. 42d ST., Guaranty Trust
card case with money and two dividend
drafts. one on Illinois Central Railway.
Return 10 Stern Bros, superntendent's
office, for reward.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Sir Drummond and Lady Fraser Of
London are visiting in Washington and
ore at the Shoreham.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Senator and Mrs Arthur Capper en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club In honor of former
Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs. Ed
win T. Meredith.