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The New York herald., 1921-02-24
mrs. JAMES SPEYER
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Dean Robbins VIII Officiate at
Funeral in Cathedral of
st. John the Divine.

Funeral services for Mrs James
speyer, who died early yesterday az
pneumonia in the family home at 1o5S
Fifth avenue, Will be held tomorrow
morning az u o'clock in the Cathedral
Of ST. John the Divine Dean Robbins
OF the Cathedral viii off.ciate. assisted
by the RcY Charles w Baldwin. rector
OF st Marys Church at Scarborough,
y. Y, which Mr.. and MRS. Spayer at
tended since they established their
country home there. Tie honorary pail
bearers will be employees at the city
and country houses The ushers. select
ed from longtime friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Speyer will include Frederick
Harrison Baldwin ana Rutger Bleecker
Jewett The burial viii be in the Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown n. Y.
Mrs. Speyer was the wife of the head
OF the banking house Of Speyer & Co..
and the founder Of many civic and phi
.anthroplc movements In this city. She
suffered nervous breakdown 4 year
ago and a sea trip last summer brought
little Improvement. In November her
condition became worse and when pneu-
monia developed a few days ago 1t was
evident that she could not strvive.
To tell the story of Mrs. Speyer's
varied philanthropic work it is necessary
10 go back to 1881, when she became one
of the founders Of the Hospital Satur-
day and Sunday Association. now the
United Hospital Fund, and of which
she was treasurer since its inception.
From that beginning have sprung a
dozen institutions, all of which are
fiourishing to-day. and some of which
are part and parcel of the municipal life
OF New York
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HERBERT GRESHAM.

Herbert Gresham. actor who formerly
was stage director for AuGustin DAILY
and later for A. L. Erlanger, died yes
terday In his home. Sc Sidney avenue,
Mount Vernon. He was born in London
sixty-seven years ago. lie came to this
city when a young man and became =
member OF the famous Daily stock COM
pany, playing In many of the notable
Shakespearan productions at Days
Theatre He Joined klaw & Erlanger
when Mr.. DAILY died and directed the
production of many leading musical
comedy hits During this service and
with Mr.. Erlanger, he directed "The Pink
Lady" "Oh Ont Delphine." Miss
springtime." THE Riviera Girl" THE
Rainbow Girl" and other productions.
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sTEPHENsoN-wALTHER.

In Grace Church yesterday afternoon
Miss Ruth story Walther. daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walther
Of Cananda igua, y. Y. was married to
Dr. Junius Winfield Stephenson. son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Junius Winfield
Stephenson of Petersburg. The Rev. Or
Charles Lewis Slattery officiated. The
brides attendant was Miss Kate Quick
Dr. Robert Edward Pou was best man.
DIR. Stephenson was a major in Hos
pital No. As overseas. and later was at
tached to Base Hospital centre at Mars
sur Alters France
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MRS. JOANNA Ia. HARTsHoRN.

Mrs. Joanna Randall Hartshorn.
founder and first president of the New
Jersey State Federation OF Women's
Clubs and long active as n suffrage
leader died Tuesday at her home in
Crescent Place. Short Hills. y. J. She
was a member OF the board of directors
Of the New Jersey State Home for Girls
and served as president OF the Women's 5
Club of Orange and as treasurer Of the
Legal Aid Society Of Newark She
withdrew from club activities five years
ago. She leaves a husband, two daugh-
tiers and a son.
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LAST RELIEF LUNCHEON.

The last OF the series OF luncheons
for the European Relief Council viii
be given in the Hotel Commodore to-
day by Miss Elisabeth Marbury. At
the speakers table will be Mgr. Michael
J. Lavelle, who will preside Major
Gen. John F. Organ, Mr.. Henry w.
Taft. Mrs Jackson Fleming. Judge AL
fred J. Talley and Miss Theresa r.
ODonohue. president of the League Of
Catholic Women. Among those who
have taken tables are Mrs. Henry w.
Taft, Mrs Morgan j. O'Brien, Mrs.
Alfred johnson. Mrs. Joseph Slevin
Jr and Mrs. William X Vanderbilt I'd
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War Relief work.

Mrs Speyer's interest In war relief
work first took form during the spanish
American war in 1898. when with Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid and few other women
Of prominence she organized the Ameri-
csn Red Cross Auxiliary No. 3 for the
maintenance OF trained nurses.
Her most individual war v orls was
the formation in Westchestcr and Put
nam counties of the Aqueduct Guard
Citizen Committee that looked after the
welfare Of the First Provisional Regi-
ment which guarded the Croton Aque-
duct from New York TO the Catskills.
She was much interested In the Actors
Fund and served as chairman Of its
woman's committee during the war.
Mrs. Speyer was Eilin Prince daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs John Dyne-
ley Prince of Lowell, Mass. Her mother.
Mary Travers. was a daughter OF John
Travers OF Baltimore and sister of VIII
lam X. Travers. She was first married
TO John A. Lowery. who died in 1892.
With characteristic energy and while in
the mids. OF her Early charitable projects
she and Miss Wimerding opened tea
room in Fifth avenue In 1896. A year
later she was married TO Mr. Speyer.
Mrs. Speyer was a cousin Of The late Mrs.
William A Duer. Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth. Sr.. OF Washington. Mrs. Walter
Gay OF Paris, who was Miss Matilda
Travers and Mrs George Fearing OF
Boston
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IN NJ E NJ ORIAM NJ.

DAvre In tender remembrance cf A,im
Matilda Davis. who departed this hfs
February -. 1916
solemn requiem mass
Tor. che late Michael J. Egan. beloved
father of Rev. Joseph ". Egan' Neronica
Eran and Mrs Mary Stuart. on Friday.
February %. At Q s. NJ. az st. Joseph1s
Church. fremont and Ba'hgatc avs.
EfsENBACII.-Gn lowing memory Of our
dear SON. Mortimer Eiaerhach, who died
February -. iois. Mother and Father.
LOWRY. - In loving memory. James 1.
Lowry. devoted husband. father "Srand-
pa. iNii
I toyvuy.--In tovinr f~crory 90 James L.
Lowry. diod February "a, 1914.
viii Nam jim, Anna.
s,,ttNffTr. in loving memory OF Edgar O..
who died February -. lNl+. TIE Family.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y.

Miss Louise Llewellyn, daughter OF
the late Gov. Lorenzo Llewellyn OF Kan
sas. was married To Mr.. Tadeusz Nalecz
de Iareck yesterday In the apartment
OF Mr.. and Mrs James Spur Whitman,
125 East Ffty-seventh street. close
friends of the bride. where she has been
staying since the recent departure OF
Mrs. Whitman for Europe. The Rev. Dr.
James Chalmers. rector OF the Church
OF the Holy Trinity. performed the mar
riage ceremony in the presence Of a few
friends
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FOR MISS BROWNS WEDDING.

The marriage of Miss Frances Swan
Brown. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Irving
Swan Brown of 431 Riverside Drive. -
Mr.. Seneca ID. Eldredge. son of Mr.. Ell
ward l. Eldredge and the late Mrs. Ell
dredge. of Brooklyn, will take place in
the chapel of st. Bartholomew Church
on Saturday afternoon. March .. anl
will be followed by small reception at
the Metropolitan Club.
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MISS sADoNIs HENRY To WE'D.

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Henry of 344
West Fourteenth street have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Sadonis Elise Henry. 10 Mr.. Chauncey
Judd Stewart OF Client, n. Y, son Of
the late Judd Stewart OF Plainfield,
N T.
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WEATHER At WINTER RESORTS

Dispatches received by THE New YORK
HERALD yesterday reported temperature
and atmospheric conditions at winter
resports as follows: St Augustine, 20,
cloudy; Ormcnd. 70. cloudy: Palm
Beach, so. clear: Miami, 70. clear Key
West a. clear: Nassau, 70. clear Aiken,
4s. rain; Camden. 50. clear; Bermuda,
20. clear.
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BRIG.-GE HENRY w. FREEMAN

Brighten. Henry w. Freeman. aged
IL retired officer OF the New Jersey
National Guard, died Tuesday at hts
home in South Orange. y. j. follow
ing a heart attack. He served as chief
of commissary in the Fourth Army
Corps OF the Third Division during the
civil war and when mustered out en-
listed in the Seventh Regiment, New
Jersey Infantry. For many years he
was Colonel of the First Infantry, n. j.
Y O.
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GEORGE II. GOULD.

George r. Gould, retired manufac-
turer of leather betting. died yesterday
in hts home. 26 West Sixty-ninth street.
He was born in this city sixty-nine years
ago. He formerly was a second lieuten-
ant Of Company I. Seventh Regiment,
y. Y n. G. His wife and a son, Or
mond. survive.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
thirty-fve years ago. For twenty-five
year she had been treasurer Of st. Mary's
Free Hospital for Children and for
many years was a member of the board
CT managers OF the Loomis Sanltarium
for Consumptives. In 1903 Mr.. and
Mrs. Speyer gave a building to Teachers
College of Columbia University to serve
the double purpose OF a training school
adjunct to Teachers College and OF a
social settlement. Later they gave much
"a help the University Settlement, and
"a 1907 gave to that settlement COM
pletely equipped gymnasium.
AS pioneer in settlement work and
It's later development OF clubs for work
Ing girls Mrs Speyer had as an asSo-
ciate the late Miss Grace II Dodge,
daughter Of the late William =. Dodge.
Ir 1884 they founded IN this .ty the
first club for working girls in the
United States That institution now is
the Irene club, which has been used
as basis for the organization II hum
IN eds of similar clubs here and abroad.
She was beloved by the working girls
ind women. who. two years ago. pre-
sented a silver loving cup 10 her on the
occasion Of the celebration Of the thirty
NTH birthday Of the Irene Club.
Fifteen years ago she called a meeting
in her home 10 orzanize the Girls
Branch of the Public Schools Athletic
League. another movement of public
import that expanded as the years
passed into citywide organization.
womcn's League for Animals.
Throughout her active life Mrs. Speyer,
also gave of her means and initiative
10 many other charitable and cduca-
tional efforts, that included the Tuber-
ctllosls Preventorium for Children at
Lakewood. y. j., the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit Guild. that sends
cheer into hundreds Of gloomy homes;
the Childrcus Aid Society, the New
York League OF Women Workers, the
National League on Urban Cond tons
Among Negroes. the Lisa Day Nursery
the Working Girls Vacation Society aud
the Authors League. but K was through
the New York Womcn's Lcague for An
lulals. o. which she was founder aud
long the president that Mrs. SDeye-
became more widely and popularity
known TO q large public.
Mrs Speyer founded the New York
Women's League for Animals In 1910.
When a bronze tablet IN honor Of Mrs.
cpeyer was unveiled at the Hospital for
Animals. at $50 Lafayette street. In De-
cember 1915. city official observed:
treated horses could speak Mrs. Speyer's
praises would be sung In discordant
but supremely sincere chorus"
That hospital was the climax Of pre-
ceding years OF effort IN behalf Of help
less and homeless creatures In the me-
tropolis.
In 1915. when Mrs Speyer. IN addi-
tion 10 her active work IN five hospitals
and four settlement houses and working
girls clubs. systematlzed relief work for
tho unemployed In this city, she ex-
pressed her attitude toward her own
work in the following words:
~ hate the word 'poor' and ] hate the
word 'phnanthropy too. They are in
sufferable why should people feel they
are phllanthroplc when they arc merely
doing their duty
THAT was when she was chairman OF
Mayor Mltchels Committee on Unem-
ployed Women. Work shops were opened
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WILLIAM KIPP HANILAND.

William Kipp Haviland. who had been
a Justice Of the Peace in Westchester
county for forty-one years, died Tuesday
In his home at Armonk, y. Y. in his
seventy-sixth year He served four
years as postmaster at Armonk.
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Cats. Dogs. &c.

IOsT-At Forest His, y, l.. rrish terrier,
male wearing collar with plate inscrihed
"parney 81 Greenway North. Forest Hills''
Years old has recently been hand trimmed
,,It n scissors. Light color very friendly dls b
position. no special marklnga Phone B0ule-
Yard 1854: $50 ward.
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M A r r | ED.

HALI-QUHLIGAN.-D and Mrs. Matthew
] Hail announce the marriage OF their
daughter Marjorie Ferris, TO Maurice J
Qu!lligan OF Hartford Conn. on Wednes-
day. February %.
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Jcweiry.

LOsT-At or near opera house. Tuesday
evening. thin gold watch. inltlalled, plsti-
mum and pearl chain. with medal bearing
name OF deceased brother. having senti-
mental value. Finder communicate 9 1875
Herald, Fulton ST.. or room 223O. l65 Broad
way.
LOsT--On Riverside Drive Washingtou'T
Birthday morning. between 1Osth ~. and
Grants Tomb. watch. chain and penknife.
all gold penknife marked r y. c." 9e3
Herald. Fulton ~.
LOsT-Thirty- second degree Masonic emblem.
studded with diamonds attending police
leutenants dinner. Commodore Hotel, or re-
turning 90 Wadorf-Astoria; reward. LOST
ARTICLES Waldorf Astoria.
I.OST-Diamond and sapphire brooch IN
Schrafft's, broadway and 3Ith St. Macy.
Afman's. Pennsylvania station or vicinity,
liberal reward for return OF same no ques-
iions asked. ~, 1850 Broadway
LOST-smal purse containing . gold rosa
rios and sum OF money between aist and
seth SIS. and Madi~on as. Reward II re-
turned % is w. s6th 1T.
LOSr-Dlsmond earring. 81 Trommcr's Res
tauraut, Saturday afternoon. Gail Flat
bush 4237-R. Liberal resard.
LOsr-Diamond bar pin. between ssh and
Mra. KING. $50 W. ss,h.
1900 reward Tor return of . r,one diamond.
platinum engagement ring chips on each
gide lost February rs ln taVicRh or Adriatic
pier Return 20 TAYLOR. go W. i2f'h 80.
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NINE. AIDA APPEARS
LAST TIME OF SEASON
Sings Her ForeUeU in Cleo
patra's Night

Henry Hadley's two act opera. Cleo
patra's Night" was sung at the Metro
politan Opera House last night for the
third and last time this season. with
Mime. Frances Aida again in the leading
part. and appearing with the company
for the last time this season. AS the fair
Egyptian Queen she was again gor-
geous vision of beauty and she sang her
music with sincerity and skill. Morgan
Kingston was the slave. The effective
ensemble was conducted by the opera x
composer. "Cleopatra's Night" was fol-
lowed by performance of Rimsky-
Korsakov's pantomine ballet opera, lie
Coo dor" which was given with a fa-
miliar cast Mr. Bamboschek was the
conductor.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic r. Coudert and
Mrs. j. Howell Carroll were with Mr.
and Mrs. e. Reeve Merritt In Box 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler.
Mrs. Thomas II. Howard and Miss Sarah
Schuyler Butler were in Box II.
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt's guest in Box 90
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Oakley Rhine
lander. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Earle
Stevens, Mr.. William Williams and Mr..
Shipley Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts Hillhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. f. Richardson and
Miss Sylvia r. Hillhouse were in Box 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. ID. Lanier and Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Rosch were in Box Il
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Chauncey Nc
Keever.
Among others In the audience were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard \. Potter Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Iselin. Mrs. William A. NJ Bur
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Blackstone Taylor. DR. and
Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd b. Sanderson. Mr.. and Mrs How
land Davies and Mr.. James W. Barney.
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MRS. MARILLA PONT.

DEs MONIES. Ia, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Ma
rilla Post. "a years Old a cousin OF Pres
ident- t-elect Harding. died here to-day
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LOST AND FOUND

\ reward will be paid for information lead
ing 10 recovery OF 1921 Chevrolet. dark
green baby grand touring body. motor No.
7O3s3. license No. i0S7G1. New York de2D. Z.
brooklyn, February IL. between $3.50 and .
=. NJ SHERWOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU.
Gs william 81. John 3646.
A reward VIII be paid for information lead
ing TO recovery OF 1920 Ford, black tour
ing body motor No. 4Ol47Ti. license No
aSaiTs. New York G9oO). stolen from the
corner Of Delaney and Clinton sts., New
York city, February -, about 10 7. NJ.
SHERWOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, GS
William -. John 364G
A REWARD viii be paid for Information
leading 20 recovery OF n 1921 Ford. black
coupe body. motor No. 435s52s license No.
345io. New York (ia2i), stolen from In front
of ~ Stanton ST., New York city. Feb. IL.
SRIUsTlNG sa4s. bONEAC' s. william St '0nn
a reward VIII be paid for information lead
Ing 70 recovery OF a 1921 Ford. black sedan
body motor No. i675756. license No. D.693.
New York 1920, stolen from l02d 81. and
broadway. New York city. February 49,
~ about g T. NJ SHERWOOD ADJUSTING
HUREAU Gs william 81. John 3646.
L0ST-Tadies' handbag. black. containing
money. keys. fountain ven and blank check
~ Tifth Avenue Bank: lost West End av..
Soth ST. reward. Sunday morning. NOSS. $50
Ith av.: circle 1877.
LosT--Februery ~. early morning. IN taxi
cab. Penn. Station 70 Ritg-Carlton. black
Return Room 500. Ritz-Carlton Hc,ci
Lost between i30th st. and ST. Nicholas
ay. i25th -. and 5th ay pocketbook con
tanning sum Of money: finder literally re-
warded Telephone Morningsde 1870.
LOsT-On Feb %. a pigskin cigar case 81
reward for return TO =. u. THOMPSON. q
r. 45th -.
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WASHINGTON.

The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
de Riano are In New York to take part
in the exercises incident to the opening
of the Spanish Institute at Columbia
University. They win be entertained at
dinner this evening by DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Columbia,
and Mrs. Butler.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

BY Mrs. speyer in her official capacity
and employment was found for hundreds
Of women who otherwise would have be-
come public charges.
A few years ago Mrs. Speyer was in
strumental In stopping auction sales OF
Police Department horses. the supcran-
nuated animals now being turned over
to the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren OF
ia East Thirty-sixth street gave a din
ner at the Colony Club last night for
some OF their married friends Their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shannon Lord Meany. who have been
with them for fortnight. will 80 soon
to so West Fifty-second street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby
were entertained ut dinner last night by
DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill. In the
afternoon Mrs Colby held her last re-
ception before leaving Washington on
March 4, receiving many callers.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

The British Ambassador, Sir Auckland
Geddes. who returned to the Embassy
on Tuesday, was accompanied by Capt.
c. j. Henry M. ID. Peterson and Hugh
V. Tenant. Capt. Godfrey Blake, Ma
val Attache of the British Embassy. went
10 New York to meet his chief.
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rinr Appnrci.

LOST Brown fur uuff IN taSicab between
Hotel Sciherland and ~ w Both et Tuea-
day evening February 80; reward $40
WOODWARD. i0I West iO1th Telephone
Academy it6i
IOgT-Druwu fur neck piece. with taffc'n
ruffics. Tuesday in taxi. between Madison
nv and 4sth 70 and 9Th av. and J7th Ht.
Reward. y. w. n4 Madison nv.
T.OsT-Fur rcckpicrc. two akin sable. either
in taxicab or between 1tth and 5ist sts.
and 5th nv, ahou, A. 81. February %
s71 reward Ciric 1917.
LOsT-Drown FUR muff. IN iaxi, SATURDAY,,
20 Plaza Hotel. reward, BOTNIER 2fT
r,b 40 Madison Squarp C.gn.
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Mrs. David F. Houston. wife OF the
Secretary of the Treasury will leave
Washington tomorrow for Boston and
will be the guest of her sister Mrs. Wal
ter Boyden, for several weeks Mr.. Hous-
ton will remain here until after his sue
cessor is installed.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Finch upon the
birth OF son last Friday in their home
13l Eas, Sixty-seventh street. The
child Is their third son. Mrs. Finch Is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Baker
Of New York
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Helped Hospital Founding.

With the late Mrs Richard Irwin and
others Mrs. Speyer helped to found the
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Senior Gleto Gonzales Viquez. former
President OF Costa Rica, has been named
as envoy TO Washington for the newly
formed federation OF Central American
Republics.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Charles Y. Hughes. who came to
Washington Monday. has returned to
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes have
taken an apartment at the Shoreham
until they find a home in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Grenville Kane. who hes Seen
seriously Ill in the Tuxedo Hospital ro,-
lowing an operation for appeadlcitis On
January 2s. is making progress toward
recovery and will be moved 70 her home
in Tuxedo Park in two weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

The first meeting for this season OF
the Lenten sewing class for the benefit
of the New York Nursery and Child's
Hospital will be held this morning with
Mrs. Robert L. Gerry at SO East Seven
ty-ninth street
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. william Goadby Loew.
after their stay at Aiken. S. c.. will go
TO Jeloyl Island. Ca. to visit her father,
Mr.. George f. Baker.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Roland n. Hartman
have been entertaining a party of young
friends at the Homestead az Arden,
N Y
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mr.. William Woodward will entertain
his men friends at dinner tonight at his
home. 9 East Eighty-slxth street.
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! ED.
In Nenioriam.

Davis. Matilda Lowry. James /.
EGau. Michael }. Schmitt, Edgar G..
Eisenpaon, Mortimer
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mrs. William Watts Sherman will give
a dinner tonight and later take her
guests to the opera.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs Edward c. Delafield,
who have been passing several days at
Atlantic City, have returned to New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Vincent Astor. who is passing a
few days In Washington, will start on
March 8 for Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Wilber A. Bloodgood gave
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carlto
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

COULD. George H. on Wednesday morning,
February g. 1921. beloved husband ~
Cora smith Gouid and father ~ Oruonl
Valentine Could. nt hts residence, ~
West Goth sf.. IN the Gnth year " his age.
Funeral SER icee ~ ST. stephens Church.
tcO West Gofh vt. Frday. F'hrua'y -
a. o'clock lHterncnt 81 trinity Cem'
etery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander of
West Fifty-eighth street will give a
dinner tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw started
yesterday for Palm Beach
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-28

problem. This combined work bore
fruit and the conference on unem-
ployment recommended an emery
ency appropriation for reclamation.
This association has lent its ener-
gies OF assisting in every possible
way in putting over that legislation
1t has recently redoubled it's efforts
and at meeting of it's directors in
Pocatello this week, decided, if it
were at all possible, to send personal
aid from Idaho.
"The association management
feels that If active, influential and
thoroly interested men can be sent
to Washington they will be in posi-
ton to help materially in the big
effort now under way. 1t is strictly
up to those most concerned whether
this can be done. 1t is question of
finances. The managing director of
the association outlined plan at the
Pocatello meeting to send two prom
inent men to Washington whose ex-
penses were to be paid. This was
regarded as only fair in view of the
fact that these men would give their
time away from their important
business.
1T remains to be seen whether
this plan can be carried out.
"The Idaho Reclamation associa-
ton in addition to it's routine work,
is outlining program bearing on
state reclamation projects and state
laws on irrigation, details of which
will be announced shortly. This work