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FAIR tonight and Thursday,
moderate temperature.
ToDAY'S NEWS FIRST
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
HOT SPRINGS NOTES.
MIR. Cornelius Vanderbilt Arrive,
TO Remain over HoIidays

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Nrw YORK Hrn,Lp.
Hot SPRINGS, Va. Dec. 1S-Mr. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt has arrived at the
Homestead from New York for a weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. March Of New
York drove to-day through Dunns Gan
and on to Groces Point, returning to
the Homestead for tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis G. Barnett have
arrived from Albany and Mr.. and Mrs
William +. Jones from Detroit.
Arrivals of to-day also include the
Messrs. Hiram Bingham. j. i. Baker
and G. NJ. Bakewell of New Haven.
Henry Holland OF Boston and Clinton
w. Odell of Minneapolis
Mr.. winthrop williams has arrived
from New Haven to Join his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Williams. at their
cottage. where they entertained at din
ner tonight for Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Stewart of Boston and Mr.. Frederick T.
Cox of Washington.
Mrs. Zachary Tinker OF New York.
who is at her cottage. lakewood. for the
holidays, entertained several friends at
tea this afternoon
Mrs. Henry p. Gardner left yesterday
for Washington. where she will remain
several days before starting for her
home in New York.
Mrs. Jeane wilke Of New York. Vho
Is at West Cote for the HOLIDAYS with
her daughter. Miss Marguerite Wilke.
entertained tonight at dinner.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
CONCERT FOR CITY'S POOR.
Opera Stars and Noted Players Ap.
pear mt Hippodrome.

A benefit performance was given at
the Hippodrome last night in aid OF the
Christmas fund which for the last four
teen years has furnished substantial
Christmas dinners and toys TO the city's
poor.
Part Of the program. devoted en-
tirely to operate and concert numbers.
included such notables as Giovanni Mar
tlneili, tenor ana Lucrezia Borl. So
prano, OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. and lgnaz Friedman, Polish
pianist.
The second part or the entertainment
was provided By players from the lead
ing musical comedies and big vaudeville
acts. Among them were Leon Enrol.
from sally; VIII Rogers. Carl Kendall
and Dorothy Clark, from the "Ziegfcld
Frollc": Ted Lewis and his Jazz Band
from the Greenwich Village Follies" !;
Dorothy South and Conception Piquer
from the "Wild Cat; Ada Mac Weeks
and Andrew Tombes, from "The O'Brien
Glrl" FRITZ Scheff, Lew Brice, Mar
earet Young. Rae Samuels. Hattie
Burks. Eva Clarke, Ralph Whitehead
and Margaret Mckee.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
GERMAN AT PINEHURST.
Mrs. Ralph w. Page Among Pa
tronesses of the Dance.

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERAtn.
PINEHuRsT, n. c., Dec. 1S.--The first
german OF the season was held at the
Pinehurst Country Club last night up-
der the patronage of Mrs. Ralph w.
Page, Mrs. Howard G.. Waring. Mrs.
Nathaniel It. Hurd. Mrs. Leonard
Tufts. Mrs. Myron Marr and other
members OF the winter cottage colony.
A riding party which covered wide
circuit this morning included Miss Rose
Grinnell and Mr.. Russell Grinnell. Jr..
OF Providence: Mr.. Pope Yeatman. Jr..
Mrs. Nancy Pope and Miss Georgiana
Pope Yeatman of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Evelyn Spencer % Denver and Miss
Frances Polk Dillon of Virginia.
Mr.. II. G. Buckminster of Boston.
John w. Tuckerman. Capt. A. Lotus
Bryan, Jack Latting. Harry East and
other members Of the Sand Hills polo
club which will compete this week in u
tournament against the Camp Bragg
team and visitors team led by Mr..
Julius L. Fleischmann took part in a.
practice match to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles M. Schwab 2d
of South Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Peabody, Mrs. Tracy Lewis of New
York Mrs Andrew c. Spring, Miss Sara
Gilchrist Of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Rowe of Englewood are among
the arrivals at the Carolina Hotel.
Speaker Robert S. Gillett OF the
House and Judge John Barton Payne
will arrive from Washington the end Of
the week for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
APPEAL FOR GOLD STAR
MOTHER, 100, NEAR VAIN
White Plains Legion Is Forced
to Undertake Fund.

Mrs. r. Emmett Digney. national pres
ident OF the American War Mothers.
sent out an appeal some time ago for
funds to save a negress. the oldest
woman in White Plains wearing the gold
star, from starving to death, but she has
received only two responses. Because
of the lack of interest shown in the case
the American Legion of Westchester
county announced yesterday It will Try
TO raise fund TO aid the woman, who is
said 10 be almost 100 years old.
Mrs. Digney said all the money the
woman has is $50 month from the
Government for the death Of her son,
Private James Drumgole, VINO was killed
in action with the Fifteenth Infantry
She makes few dollars by washing
Some time ago she tried to build a
cabin and gave mortgage OF S75, which
IS about TO fall due
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
j. c. Fisher, Noted
Theatrical Man,
Dies in Chicago
Manager of Irish Players
Helped to Produce Many
Successes.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-John G. Fisher,
company manager of the Irish Players,
which ciosed a five weeks engagement in
the Olympic Theatre Saturday night.
died of heart disease to-day. He was
stricken when on the way with MEM
oers of his company to the Union Sta
tion to start for Pittsburgh. He died
before he could be taken to hospital.
Mr. Fisher was born in Louisville. KY.
sixty-seven years ago and was one Of
the best known theatrical managers in
the country. With Thomas w. Ryley
he produced "Florodora" twenty years
ago 1t made for it's owners fortune
of S1.000,000. Later he produced THE
Silver Slipper"
During the war he was manager OF
Singers Midgets a year ago he was
employed by Florenz Ziegfeh to assist
in the production OF sally"
Mr.. Fisher suffered Il nervous break
down in New York last December and
had been in i'll health since. Several
months ago he was engaged by Charles
B. Dillingham; and was in his employ
as company manager of the Irish
Players in THE White Headed Boy"
He was a thirty-second degree Mason
and in recent years made his home in
New York, where he was member OF
several clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Dunham OF
800 Park avenue will leave early this
week to spend Christmas at Memphis,
Tenn. taking their two boys with them
Among those entertaining parties at
the Sunday night dinner and concert
at the Plaza Hotel last night were Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Flint. Mrs. William
Graham Fleming, whose guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Livingston Burrill /;
Mrs. James Mitchell, whose guests were
Mrs Herbert Savory of London Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul S. Brinsmade, Mrs. John Blair
McAfee and Mr.. Paolo Karawitch of the
Serbian Legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Winthrop Tewkesbury
have come in from their country place
at Islip. L. T., and are at the Hotel
Chatham for the week before Christmas.
Others at the Chatham while doing their
Christmas shopping are Mr.. and Mrs.
O. w. Reynolds of Glen Ridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Whiting of Connecti-
cut Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Langley and
Mrs. Z. V. X. Thayer of New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
DRY MILK FOR ITALY.
Shipment of 10000 Quarts TO he
Started ON Way To-day.

shipment OF 6oooo quarts of dry milk
in two consignments for the relief Of
destitute children will be started on its
way TO Italy to-day by the American
Free Milk and Relief for Italy. OF which
Mrs. John A. Drake Is president. One
consignment will go to La Vignola. the
ORGANIZATIONS main dispensary in Rome.
which provides for 1900 children daily.
end the other purchased with funds
donated by the Catholics of America.
will so to the newly opened distribution
station in the Convent of Santa Marta.
whence the milk will be dispensed under
the direct supervision of the Vatican.
The Italian Government provides free
transportation for all shipments of the
American Free Milk Committee.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
MRS. HERMANN KAHN
DIES AT FAMILY PARTY
Mother in Louu of Friedo
HemPeI Has Heart Attack.

Mrs. Hermann Kahn. mother in law
OF Nine Freda Hempel. the singer, and
the widow of a well known New York
surgeon who died about eight years ago
died yesterday afternoon in the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Stein of So
East Seventy-second street. She had
been spending the last several months
with her daughter, after having lived
for more than forty years in the Kahn
family home in 15S East Seventy-fourth
street
Mrs. Kahn suffered a slight attack OF
heart disease Saturday, but had ap-
parently recovered yesterday and was
able to leave her room to attend a
family gathering downstairs. at which
were present Nine. Hempel. who had
just returned from the middle West,
and Mrs. Kahns sons, Eugene W.. Otto
G. and William y. Kahn, as we'll as
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein. She became sud-
denly i'll during the afternoon and was
removed to her room, where she died
within a short time. Another son,
Joseph. is in London.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
DIR. HERBERT L. CONSTABLE.

DR.. Herbert Lee Constable, one OF
the best known physicians of the city.
died yesterday of heart disease In his
home, IS West F'ifty-secoud street, in
his fifty-ffth year. He had uracticed
III this city for twenty-five years and
was formerly instructor in medicine and
surgery In Bellevue, a position which
he continued with his private practice.
He was born In Dayton. Ohio, and
was graduated from the University of
Ohio. His first work after graduation
was on the Dayton Herald, but he left
that work to enter Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. After receiving his
degree he became house physician at
that institution. remaining for two
years. when he became assistant to DR..
Joseph +. Winters, surgeon. Dr. Con-
stable was physician TO many theatri-
cal stars. Tie leaves a wife, a brother
Or, Roy Lee Constable, and his father,
Jasper Constable.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
GREEK PATRIARCH, HERE,
TOLD ELECTION is VOID
Archbishop Mefnxakis to
Hear From Constontinople.

ATHENS. Dec. 1S.-The Synod in Con-
stantinople. according to a dispatch re-
ceived here, has telegraphed the Most
Reverend Archbishop Meletios Metaxa-
kis. now in New York and who recently
was elected patriarch of the Greek
Orthodox Church in Constantinople, as
follows:
Your recent election to tho patri-
archate was held contrary to the canons
OF the church and. therefore. is Illegal.
majority OF the Synod felt compelled
TO absent themselves from the electoral
assembly and intrusted The question to
the superior body administering the
ecumenical patriarchate. which agreed
to meet again to consider what future
action was necessary.
we feel confident the greatness OF
your love for the church and nation will
guide your attitude in this matter"
A dispatch from Constantinople last
Wednesday said the Sublime Porte had
notified the Allies that Archbishop Me-
taxakis was ineligible for the Office of
patriarch and that the Turkish Govern
mont therefore. refused TO recognize the
legality OF his election.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
BIG SISTERS FETE TONIGHT.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Wilson to Give
Large Party.

The first Of the four fetes TO be given
by n committee headed by Mrs. W. +.
Vanderbilt I'd, for the Big Sisters or
ganizations will take place tonight at
Sherry's. The reservations made for
dlnner-supper tables indicate that the
attendance will tax the capacity OF
the dining rooms and ballroom.
The spectacular and musical enter
tainment arranged by Florenz Ziegfeld,
Jr., viii begin at midnight and promises
some novel features.
one of the largest parties or the even
ing will be given by Mr. and Mrs. X.
T. Wilson and MIR. and Mrs. Chauncey
Olcott. whose guests viii include Lady
Muir-Mackenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Honore
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Kountze. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Oicott,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post. Jr.; Mrs.
Turnbull Oelrichs. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
S. Treadwell. Miss Elsie De Wolfe
Messrs. William O'Donnell Iselln.
George II. Bull. G. Alan Arthur. Charles
Beelman and Joseph Kennedy.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
SECOND RECEPTION FOR
MISS LOUISA S. WILSON
Foreigners Among Guests In
uited to Meet Debutonte.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson gave
the second of a series Of receptions yes
terday afternoon in their apartment at
Sherrys to introduce their daughter,
Miss Louisa Steedman Wilson. Their
guests included mainly some of the mar
ried friends of the family and visiting
foreigners.
Among those present were Count and
Countess Dru Mongelas. Lady Dean
Paul, Mrs. Francis X. Pendleton, Mrs.
NJ. Orme Wilson, Mrs. j. Russell Soley.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald O. MacRae. Mr.
and Mrs Louis @. Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorimer Worden, Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Thornton Wilson, Mrs. Lawrence Towns
end. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander
I'd. Mrs. Edward r Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen III. p. Pell, Miss Mary
Hoyt Wiborg, Duke and Duchess de
Richelieu. Mrs. Belmont THany, Miss
Louise Trippe, Miss May Stoddard Xeo-
mans. Messrs. Philip La Montague, FL
nendorf Carr. w. Trumbull Thomas
Charles G. Shaw, w. Stephen Van Rens-
selaer and Louis G. Boissevain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will give third
reception for their daughter on jan
uary 8.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
WOMEN OF SOCIETY TO AID
CONCERT FOR I'LL COMPOSER
Many Boxes Sold for Moritz
MOszkOwski Benefit at
Carnegie Hall.

Prominent women OF society are on
the committees in charge of the testi-
monial concert given for the benefit of
Moritz Moszkowsld, the composer, who
is Ill and without funds in Paris. The
concert will be held at Carnegie Hall on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ernest Schel-
ling is treasurer OF the committee, and
among the other members are Mrs.
Charles Il. Mitchell. Mrs. George Bar
ton French. Mrs. John A. Hartwell and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Alexander
The program sale will be in charge
OF committee of subdebutantes, under
the leadership OF Miss Cornelia Livings-
ton. Among those who will serve in this
capacity are the Misses Maria Brook.
Elizabeth Condor. Adele Kelly, Mar
garet Manson, Cornelia Robb and Gym
thia Robinson.
Practically ali the boxes. have been
sold. among the purchasers being Mrs
Vincent Astor Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Pierpont Nor
gan. Mrs. John Henry Hammond, Mrs.
Il. H. Hartman, Mrs. Warner Leeds
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick, Mrs. Adrian
lselin, Nine. Sembrich the Princess
Rospigliosi. Mrs. II. II. Flagler. Mrs
William Pierson Hamilton. Mrs. Efram
Zimbalist, Mrs. Gerrish MilllSen, Mrs.
William Fellowes Morgan, Mrs. +. i.
Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Willard, Mrs.
George Blumenthal. Mrs. Linzee Blag-
den. Mrs Junius Morgan and Mrs Ed
ward Stettinius.
Mrs. George r. Agnew. Mrs. Dom
Barber. Mrs. Linzee Blagden and Mrs
Thomas W. Lamont are among the pa
tronesses OF benefit for disabled vet
erans in the Town Hall on the afternoon
OF December 2S One-half of the pro-
ceeds will go to the emergency relief
work of the Lest We Forget Committee
OF which Mrs Arthur Terry is chairman
The other half will be administered by
the New York Community Service in
providing entertainment for the wounded
soldiers In hospitals at the Soldiers and
Sailors Club, 261 Madison avenue.
The entertainment Is to consist Of a
children's Christmas fete. at which n
group of specially selected children's
films will be shown. The films will in
clude q nature film of South Africa.
loaned by Col. James Barnes of the
American Museum of Natural History.
Miss Martha r. White Of 115 East
Fifty-ffth street has charge of the ar
rangements.
Additional patronesses for the benefit
are Mines. William A. Barstow. Walter
Phelps Bliss, George l.. Cheney. Hendon
Chubb Arthur Du Bois. George dUtassy.
Dean S. Edmonds, Langdon Geer. John
Henry Hammond, II. Stanley Haskins,
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
HONORS THE PILGRIMS
Special Service Held in First
Presbyterian Church.

The New England Society of the City
of New York commemorated the land
ing of the Pilgrim Fathers with SER
vices yesterday afternoon in the First
Presbyterian Church. Fifth avenue and
Eleventh street. The Rev. Harry Emer-
son Fosdck. associate pastor. preached
the sermon. which was heard by most
of the members of the society
DR.. Fosdick said the Pilgrims were
the progressives of the time and that
they had the creative faith which made
them believe what should come to pass
and cause it 10 come to pass.
The coming over OF the Mayflower."
he said. was of little moment to the
world ut that time, but how great it's
real meaning has become In the history
of this country and the whole world !"
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
Mrs. r. T. Baker
Is Soon to Sail for
France for Winter
Engages House in Mentone
and Will Take Children
Abroad With Her.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD-
LENox, Mass. Dec. 1S.--Mrs. Ray
mond 4. Baker, accompanied by her
children. is to sail from New York the
first week in January for Mentone.
France. where she has taken house for
the winter.
Miss Adele Sloane Hammond and her
cousin. Miss Shiela Burden. debutantes
OF the season. are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field at Highlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hlgginson. Miss
Theresa and Miss Lee Higginson of Chi
eago are to arrive on Friday at the
Lenox Club, which is to be opened for
the holidays
Mr.. Cortland Field Bishop has Joined
Mrs. Bishop at the Naples in Lenox un-
til after the new year. Miss Beatrice
Bend Bishop, Vassar student, has joined
them.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane has re-
turned to Dalton from Washington.
where she was stopping with her mother
Mrs. William J. Boardman. Mrs. Cranes
two sons. Bruce and Stephen, are home
from school.
Mr.. Halsey Van Wyck is at 5S West
Forty-seventh street, New York, for the
winter.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
Mrs. T. r. Macy
Returns to Paris
From Biarritz
Mrs. Drcxel Dahlgren Arrives
at MentOne to Pass
Season.

Special Gable to TIE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, oy THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Dec. IL.
Mrs. 7. Ridgway Macy of New York
has arrived at the Hotel Crillon from
Biarritz.
Mrs. Drexei Dahlgren of New York
has arrived at Mentone and will spend
the season at Villa La Torette.
Mr.. Charles J. Vopicka OF Chicago.
formerly American Minister to Rumania,
arrived here from Rome to-day after
an extended trip through the Balkans.
Mrs. Christina Smith Kerr and Miss
Florence Marshall Kerr of New York
have arrived at the Hotel Ambassa-
deurs at Mantonc.
Mr.. Randolph Ortman OF New York
and Chicago is staying at Cairo before
proceeding up the Nile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fitch OF New
York are spending the winter In Flor
ence. They left San Francisco last
spring and made tour Of southeast
Asia and Africa. They will live per-
manently in France.
Mrs. Harmon S. August of New York
has returned to the Meurice from Wies-
baden and Vienna.
Mr.. 5. C. Guggenheimer and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Martens Of New York and
Mr.. and AIrs. Frank w. Severance Of
Pittsburgh are among the arrivals in
Paris.
DIr. and Mrs. Franlilyn Vogel of New
York are staying at the Continental
Hotel in Montreux.
Mr.. Edward II. Brooke OF Washington,
d. c., has arrived at Brighton on her
way to the Riviera.
Mrs. H. w. Savage and Miss Savage of
Boston and Mr. Carter Berkeley are
staying at the Beaustee In Cannes.
In Florence are Mrs. Cora II. North
rop of New York, who Is at the Anglo
American Hotel: Mr.. Robert Choate Of
Boston at the Grand Hotel. DR.. George
Harding and Miss Marjorie Harding Of
Boston at tho d'Italie.
Mr.. Alan D. Marks Of New York Is
staying at the Carlton.
The St Moritz Taormina season op-
ened we'll Mrs. p. Chauncey Anderson,
Miss Olive Y. Anderson. Mrs. w. Moore.
Miss Moore and Mrs. Frank Macdonald,
all of New York. Mrs. knight c. Rich
mord and the Misses Richmond of Prov
idence, r. l.. are at the Villa Diodoro
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Tilton OF Boston
are at the Timeo.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19

A. Barton Hepburn, James j. Higginson,
John Mead Howells. Oliver G.. jennings,
Alexander Lambert. G. Franklin Law
renee. Philip Livingston. Seth Low,
George McAneny, Robert G. Mead, Seth
M. Milliken. r. Burnham Moffat. Henry
Parish Ernest Poole. John T. Pratt.
Douglas Robinson, Francis Rogers
James Gamble Rogers, J. West Roose-
Welt, John e. Rousmaniere, Herbert l..
Satterlee. Myron Schafer. Arthur Scrib-
ner. Louis Morris Starr. II. Il. Stefan
son. Andrew " Stout, Arthur Terry,
Warren Thorpe and William ii. Wad-
hams, Miss Amelia Elizabeth White.
Miss Martha Root White and Mrs. Ed
ward p. York.
The New York Flower and Fruit Mis-
sion, 104 East Twentieth street, will be
open December 90 and 23 for the recep-
tlon and distribution of Christmas cheer
TO the sick in hospitals and tenement
houses Supplies of all kinds. especially
condensed milk. soups and tea are
requested. Oranges, evergreens, Christ
mas cards and candy are necessary for
the hospitals and toys and dolls for
children.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
WILLIAM TYSON HAYWARD.

William Tyson Hayward. formerly
head of the J. c. Wemple Window Shade
Company and the Floss Shade Roller
Company of Ogdensburg. n. Y. died
yesterday in his apartment in the Ma
rie Antoinette Hotel after an attack OF
acute indigestion. Services will be held
at III o'clock Wednesday morning in
The Funeral Church, Broadway and
Sixty-siXth street. Burial Will be in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Hayward, who was 81 years old,
was born in this. city. He had been
in the shade and shade roller manufac-
turing business for almost forty years.
He was one of the first members OF the
New York Athletic Club and was active
as member up to the time Of his death
Mr.. Hayward was a member also of the
Sayville Country Club. Crescent Ath-
letic Club. Brooklyn Riding and Driving
Club and Manhattan Club. He leaves
his wife and three sons.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
EASTERN CHURCHMEN
TO GREET PATRIARCH
Festival Service to Start
Christmas Season.

Orthodox churchmen of the Russian,
Greek and other Eastern communions
and representatives OF the Episcopal
Church Will join this morning in greet
ing Meletios. Ecumenical patriarch-elect
of the Eastern Orthodox Church. at a
service OF the Holy Eucharist. in the
Russian Cathedral. Il East Ninety-sev-
enth street, on the festival of st. Mich
olas.
The service will usher in the Christ
mas season and mark the first public ap-
pearance of a distinguished Greek prel-
ate since his elevation TO the Patriarch
ate. official confirmation OF which was
received on Saturday from Constantine
pie. The service will be conducted by
the Archbishop Of Odessa and Gherson.
delegare to America from the Russian
Church.