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The New York herald., 1921-07-09
CARUSO CABLES A
DENIAL TO ZIRATO
To ShoW He Has Not Lost
Voice at Proper Time.

BUFFALO, N. Y. July s.-Bruno IL
ratio, secretary TO Enrico Caruso. to-
day received a cablegram from the ia
nous italian tenor denying reports that
his voice had been probably permanently
impaired by his recent illness. The re-
pots were based upon Caruso's alleged
refusal to sing at a concert given on
board ship. Mr.. Zirato said.
Caruso's message said in part:
Officials of the steamer Presidente
Wilson never asked me to sing. and II
they had should have refused. as 1t is
not my habit to amuse people under the
excuse OF patriotic occasion. When
want TO show have not lost my voice
viii 90 so at the proper time and place"
Caruso added that he did not know
Capt Charles Anthony Fulton of the
United States Army Intelligence Service.
who was quoted as saying upon his ar
rival this week from Italy that Caruso's 8
golden voice was gone forever. Accord
ing to the story published, Caruso ex-
pressed to Capt. Fulton a belief that he
would never be able to sing again at his
best. and that the noted singer almost
broke down as he said 1t.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
MRS. R. E. PEARY AT PORTLAND
Widow of the Rear Admiral Opens
Her Cottage.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
PORTLAND, Me-. July s.-Sojourners are
filling rapidly the cottages and hotels
of the 1855 Islands" of Casoo Bay.
There are more cottagers at the islands
than ever before in the history of the
bay at this time In the season.
Mrs. Robert e. Peary. widow Of Rear
Admiral Peary. has opened her place on
Eagle Island. Robert r. Peary, Jr.. will
enter Bowdoln College In the fall and Is
entertaining several young friends. Mrs.
Edward Stafford Marie Peary, "The
Snow Baby") and her two young sons,
Edward. Jr., and Peary, are guests.
The authors colony at Bailey Island
will have many noted personages. Miss
Clara Louise Burnham of Chicago and
her sister. Mrs. Kerns. and Miss Amy E.
Blanchard of the Authors League, New
York. are early arrivals.
Cottagers at Chebcague are Mrs. Har-
mon Morse Of Baltimore. Mrs. Anthoine
Dorticos and family. East Orange. n. j.
Prof. Uric Dahlgren of Princeton Uni
versity is at South Harpswell At
Bailey Island are Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Armstrong and family Of Brooklyn.
~. Y. Mrs. Mary o. Barker Plainfield,
". J.. (: Mrs. Ellen l.. Bluxome, Montclair,
n. j.. Miss Annie Dorsey. Roland Park.
Md. Miss Katherine X. Burnett Orange.
N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Johns w. Cook.
Brooklyn. n. Y, and Miss Mary p.
Gilmore New York. Mrs Cynthia
Lamb. Southern Pines. N. c.. is at West
Harpswell
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. NJ. f. Mason Mannheim and her
daughter. Miss Madeline Mason Man
helm. will start soon for the Broad
moor. Colorado Springs. Col. They also
will spend some time In Estes Park. re-
turning to the Broadmoor for Sep
tembcr.
Lieutenant-Co Commander William ]. c.
Agnew. U. s. NJ. who was in Europe
four years, has returned with his bride
who was Miss Radcliffe. daughter of
Mr.. Daniel Radcliffe of Cardiff. Wales.
and arc at the Hotel Astor. with them
Is Miss X. Radcliffe. a sister of Mrs.
Agnew. Mrs. Agnew served throughout
the war at the American Hospital in
Cardiff.
Miss Annie E. White of 100 West
104th street has returned from Boston
and Nahant, where she went to attend
the wedding of her cousin. Miss Clarissa
Curtis. to Prince Cantacuzene-Sper-
anskey.
The Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Franklin
Romig of 145 West Twelfth street arc
being congratulated on the birth of
son on July 6. Mrs. Romig. who is n
graduate of Adelphi College, was Miss
Ella Woodruff butcher and Is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edward c. butcher of Jersey
City.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
THRONG AT LONG BRANCH.
Record bathing Crowds Also mt
the Nearby Resorts.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HEa,Lp.
LONG BRANCH, y. J., July S.-Ideal
weather brought out a record bathing
crowd to-day. This also was true at
the Sea Bright Beach Club, Monmouth
Beach Baths. Elberon Beach Club and
the Deal Casino. At the latter place
there was a band concert.
The Rev. Paul Birdsall of New York.
the summer rector of st. James's Chap
ell. Elberon. has arrived at the Ocean
avenue rectory. Opening services will
be held In the church on Sunday.
Arrivals from New York at the cot
tages include:
At Elberon--Messrs. Adolph Levi
sohn. Sol r. Guggenheim. Murray Gug-
genheim, Frederick Housmnn, i'nilip
Lewisohn, e. A. Limburg. Miss Marie
Stoddart, DIR. RI. c. Scobey and Mrs.
George II. Prentiss.
At Deal-Mrs. Fred v. Storrs. Mrs.
Jacob Wertheim. Messrs. Horace VI.
Kilbourne Walter Content. William p.
Ahnelt. Mortimer II. Hess and Mrs. AL
fred Schiller.
At Monmouth Beach-Messrs. Henry
l.. Thornell. Nicholas Brady. William
j. Buff. II. l. Horsman. Irving McKes-
son, J. Walter Spaulding and Albert
Symington.
Patten, Willis Lund, II. w. Runyon. r.
c. Sanborn.
At Rumson-Mr. Manuel Lopez. Mr..
Henry I. Caesar. Mrs. @. +. Victor.
Messrs Vernon Prentice. Henry =.
Mecker and Mrs. Bayard Dominick.
At Little Silver--Mrs. L. c. Fielder,
Mr.. Henry Mccarthy. Mrs. Arthur
Clam DR.. W. d. Silkworth. Mcssrs. II.
M. Knapp and David Moore.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
LUNCHEON ON THE BEACH.
vacationists Mt Asbury Park Pass
Day on the sand.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW Yonx Hrr,tp.
AsBuRY PARK. n. j., July S.--Golr.
tennis and other outdoor diversions were
put aside to-day IN favor OF surf bath
Ing. for II was hot and humid. Many
from the hotel and cottage colony passed
the entire day on the beach front. They
had their luncheons from hampers. To-
night in the Boardwalk Arcade there
was a big turnout for the Friars' "jam-
borec." tables In the balcony being at a
premium.
Announcement was made that Salaam
Temple. Mystic Shrine. of Newark. will
make It's third annual pilgrimage to As
bury Park on July 22. Preparations are
being made for the entertainment Of
1000 Shriners and n parade will be one
of the features of the day.
Manhattan folk at the New Tenney in
clude Messrs. Howard V. Walsh and
John T. Heaney, the Misses Beatrice and
Elsie Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sill
verberg Misses Katherine Curry and
Mabel Lewis. Also there are Mr.. and
Mrs. III. A. Blair and John f. Finagan
of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs George f.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
GOLFERS AT NEW LONDON.
Players Arrive for the Women's
Invitation Championship.

Invitation Championship.
Special Despatch to THE New York HEx.Lp.
NEW LONDON. Conn. July S.-There is
much interest In the coming womens
invitation golf championship of the
Shenoconset links this year. 1t will
bring the best field yet entered. The
entry OF Miss Marion Mollins, who has
just returned from abroad. has been re-
Gently received, as has that Of Mrs w.
A. Gavin. Miss Glenn Collett of Provi-
dence also will be present to defend her
title.
New arrivals at the Griswold are
Messrs. Edward Becker. II. C. Knoeppel.
J A. Langfelt ard A. S. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Richardson Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs 8. Nixon. Mrs /. Cottoman, Mrs.
Margaret Weber, Mr.. and Mrs r. Beck,
Mrs. John Glanagan. Miss Glanagan. Mr..
Allison ]. Armour. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Homrnel. Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Quigue and Miss Edith H. White.
Others there are Mrs. c. w. Remsen,
Babylon, l.. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Price. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Gildea,
Jr.. Baltimore Miss Dorothy Lenaison,
Santiago de Cuba; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Lamb. Atlantic City: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph p. Ross and Miss Eleanor Ross,
Paterson. n. j.: Mrs. z. F. Migeon,
Torrington. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
+. OFF. Atlantic City, and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. j. Smith, Ridgewood, ". J.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
NewEnpoy toItaly
r. w. Child, to Sail
for His Post To-day
Senator Ricci, Italian Ambas-
sador, to Bid Him Farewell
Other Seagoers.

Richard Washburn Child. new AM
bassador to Italy. will sail to-day for
that country on board the Presidente
Wilson. now at pier 7. Brooklyn.
The Ambassador will completely ig-
moro Manhattan when he arrives with
his wife and two little daughters from
his country place in Pennsylvania He
will shift from his Lackawanna train
at the Jersey pier direct to a fast
launch, the Natalie Mae. owned by the
Todd Shipyards Corporation. and go d.
rectly to Brooklyn.
Senator Vittorio Rolandi Ricci, AM
bassador OF Italy. and a group of other
prominent Italians will be at the pier to
say farewell to the new Ambassador.
The Cedric of the White Star Line will
sail for Liverpool to-day with several
persons OF International note among her
first cabin passengers. They win in
clude MaJor-Gen. Katuzsugu Inouye.
military attache of the Japanese EN-
bassy in Washington Major-Gen. w.
r. Edwards of the British Army. and
Mrs. Edwards. Among their fellow pas
sengers will be Mr. c. L. Jennison. vice.
president of George w. Goethals &
Co., ana MIS-. Jennlson COL j. Il. Woou
of the Police Department Reserves Mr..
Mark Sheldon. Commissioner to the
United States for the Commonwealth of
Australia; Mr.. Frederick p. Royce of
the American International Corporation
and Mrs. Royce Prof Arthur l.. Walk
er of Columbia University and his son.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Walker, Jr., who is a
college golf star; Mr.. ]. Morales de los
Rios, agent for the International Mer-
camille Marine Company at Havara, and
Mrs. de los Rios.
The Cedric's list also includes DIR.
and Mrs. Louis F. Bishop. Mr.. Louis f.
Bishop. Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. Frederic e.
Sondern. Mrs. Elisha Walker OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. insult of
Chicago. Mr.. Arthur Farwel. Mr.. and
Mrs George Thorne Hill. Jr.. of New
York and Norwalk. Conn.,. who will
remain abroad two months. and Adolph
Klauber. theatrical manager and pro-
ducer. who will join in Europe Miss
Jane Cowl. his wife, who has been
abroad several weeks. They will motor
through Switzerland and the Italian
Alps
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
MRS. BELMONT DENIES
SHE WILL LIVE ABROAD
Says She Has No Intention of
Ching Up Citizenship.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., July S.-There were
rumors here to-day that Mrs. oliver H.
P. Belmont is to give up her American
citizenship and become a resident Of
France. To a reporter for THE NEW
YORK HERALD this afternoon Mrs. Bel
mont said:
II am an American and I am going
to live In America. I have a cottage In
France, where I will spend few weeks
in the spring and fall"
This was all that Mrs. Belmont cared
to say about the rumors. Her cottage
in France Is on the Riviera and is not
like her American villas. Mrs. Belmont
this year is occupying one of the cottages
at Prices Neck. at the far end of the
ocean drive. belonging to Mr.. ]. Norman
de r. Whitehouse. Her villa Marble
House Is open. where she maintains a
few -e'vants. but she will not occupy It
this summer. Mrs. Belmont Is active
this season in the festivities of society.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Strong
Arrive at Crawford by Motor.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CRAWFORD, n. H., July S-A number
Of parties have been given In the Notch
Conteen at the Crawford House this week.
Mr.. r. A. Harrington of Boston enter
tanned in the Canteen for Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Barron and Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Barron. Jr.. and l.. G. Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillard Brown of
New York arrived by automobile yes
terday and started to-day for Rangeley
Lakes. Me-, for fishing. They will re-
turn late this month to remain here
through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Strong and
Mr.. Frederick l.. Strong have arrived
from New York by automobile on their
tour of the mountains Mrs. Henry c.
Gollan has come from New York for her
annual sojourn. Messrs. j. II. Austin
and D. n. Van Slyke also are here.
Mrs Frederick Everett Thompson Is
expected to arrive next week from
Europe to spend the summer at the
Crawford House
Mr.. James J. Storrow of Boston and
party made the trip TO the Summit
House on Mount Washington. where they
spent the night.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
SOCIETY IN THE BERKsHIREs.
Women Preparing for Tennis
Tournament-Arr

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LENox, Mass. July S.-A number of
women In the Stockbridge colony have
subscribed to a series of lessons in ten
mis- by an expert In preparation for the
autumn tournaments.
Those receiving instruction to-day on
the tennis club courts were Mrs. Edwin
T. Rice and daughter, Miss Helen Rice,
Berkshire champions In other years
Miss Ethel Haven. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven: Miss Martha
Davis. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man II. Davis Miss Louise Osborne and
Miss Katherine McClenahan.
Mrs. Henry II. Rogers and Miss M.
Millicent Rogers OF New York are at the
Berkshire Inn, Great Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Stewart of WASH
ington. d. c.. also are there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denison d. Dana have
as guests at Brookside. In Great Bar
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando n. Dana,
Mrs. Albert d. Carleton of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord O'Brien and
Miss Betty O'Brien of Buffalo.
Mrs. William II. Carpenter, wife OF
Prof. Carpenter OF Columbia. entertained
n luncheon party at her Stockbridge
villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick are
stopping with Miss Emily Tuckerman at
Stockbr,dge. Mrs. Price Collier of Tux
edo Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Loring r.
Hoover of New York and Mr.. Richard
son Revell Of Chicago are at the Red
Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith
have as guests at the Dugway in Stock
bridge Mrs. August Belmont. Mr.. Rich
ard @. Cholmley Jones. Mr.. Roynon
Cholmeley Jones and Mr.. Leslie Oliver
of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Gartner and Mrs.
Emily Gartner Of Brooklyn are at the
Garvey cottage at GRANVILLE
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
POLO AT BEVERLY.
Misses Hunt TO Open Their Gar
dcns TO the Public.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YoRR HERatp.
BEVERLY. Mass, July S.--The Misses
Hunt of Dawson Hall will open their
gardens at Burgess Point TO the public
tomorrow. Mr.. Charles II. Tyler of
the Cove also will open his gardens
and his Willow Brook kennels.
Mr.. Frederick II. Prince will entertain
the members of the Myopia Hunt Club
polo team at Princemere. wenham. to-
morrow. A match polo game will be
played on Mr.. Princes private field in
the afternoon.
Mr.. Robert S. Rantoul OF the Farms
colony is visiting friends at Seal Har-
Dor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore of New
York are at the Hickman cottage at
the Cove
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt C. Parsons OF
Brookline are at their Apple lane cot
tage at Manchester.
Mrs. William Hubbard. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert w.
Means. at Beverly Farms. has gone to
Hyannis for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jefferson Newbold
Of Juniper Ridge. Beverly Farms. have
gone to Eastport. Me-, for month.
Mr.. j. NJ. Lyons of Boston has taken
the Luke Red House at the Farms.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
BRIDGE PARTY AT THE PIER.
Mrs. Howard Richmond of New
York Entertnfns Friends.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
NARRAGANsErT PIER, II. l.. July S.
Mrs. Howard Richmond of New York
and Providence. gave bridge party at
the Imperial to-day.
Mrs. George @. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward l.. Kane of Philadelphia. and
Mrs. Ralph r. Barker of Newport ar
rived at the Pier to-day and had lunch
con at the Casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peasants Pennington Of
New York are the week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Blaine. Jr. at
the Wigwam.
Mrs. Lucia Chase daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving II. Chase of Waterbury,
Conn. and her guest. Miss Jane Marvel
Of Wilmington, Del. started for South
ampton to attend the marriage Of Miss
krech there tomorrow.
Mr.. Ashton Harvey Of New York is
visiting his son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Baker, of Green
wich. Conn, at Phoenix Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Robinson of
Ceoarhurst. J.. T., are with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Samuel at Blairluik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. English of
Waterbury. Conn. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Sheldon at Castle
Comfort.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
CHARLES A. PROUTY IS DEAD.
Was n Member of the i. c. G. for
Eighteen Years

NEWPORT, VT. July S.-Charles A.
Prouty. former member of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. died in his
home here to-day He had been Ill sew
eral weeks.
He was a member of the commission
for eighteen years until February. 1914.
when he was appointed its director of
valuation. In 1918 he was appointed
director of the division Of public service
and accounting of the Railroad Admins
tration.
After being graduated from Dartmouth
College Mr.. Prouty taught school. prac-
tised law and served in the Vermont
Legislature. For some time he was gem
eral counsel for the Rutland and Central
Vermont railroads. In 1915 Dartmouth
College conferred upon him the homo
rary degree of doctor of laws. He was
6S years old.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
POLO CLUB AT SPRING LAKE.
Mr.. md Mrs. John II. Gillespie
Take Cottage Mt Resort.

Special Despatch to THE New York Hrnsi.D.
SPRfHG LAKE, y. j.. July S.-First
practice OF the Spring Lake Polo Club
was held this afternoon at the Sea Girt
aviation field The club was organized
recently by Mr.. Harry Maxwell Of
Trenton. assisted by Messrs. Samuel ID.
oIiphant. C. II. Ingersoll and Saliva
tore Ross Mr.. Karl Whlttendale, who
IL instructing the team. trained the
Orange Freebooters TO the State title
several years ago. Matches will be ar
ranged through August with teams
from neighboring resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Gillespie OF
Morristown are occupying one OF the
Essex and Sussex cottages: another has
been leased by Mr. and Mrs. James
Leahy of st. Louis.
DR.. Emory n. Johnson, president OF
the National Society of Political and
Social Science and dean OF the Wharton
School. University Of Pennsylvania. has
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
LEWIS CHAMPLIN MURDOCH.

Lewis Champin Murdoch. retired. died
yesterday Of n complication Of diseases
which developed after an operation in
his home at 81 East Seventy eighth
street. He was born in New York city
sixty-six years ago and was a direct de-
scendant of Fran's Lewis, who signed
the Declaration of Independence. He
was graduated from Harvard University
In 1866. He was member of the Har-
ward. Garden City Golf and University
clubs. He leaves his widow and one
eon
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
RELIGIOUS WORKERS
TO MEET NEXT WEEK
Many Ministers Will Attend
Midsummer Conference.

The midsummer conference OF min
isters and religious workers which be-
gins Monday night at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary probably will set a
new record. II was announced yester-
day. More than 100 acceptances have
been received from out OF town minis
ters, coming from as far west as wyo-
ming.
Although the lecture course OF the
conference will not begin until Tuesday
morning. the official opening will be at
o'clock Monday. night. when all meet
Mt supper. followed by n devotional ser
vice with an address by Prof. Henry
Sloane Coffin.
Sessions will be held from Tuesday
70 saturday of the first week and from
Monday to Friday of the second week.
the meeting closing July 90.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
JOHN FRANCIS HoEY.

John Francis Hoey. for many years
connected with THE New YORK HERALD
and more recently with the Internal
Revenue Department. died Thursday
night In his home, "a West Slxty-ninth
street. Mr.. Hoey was brother of the
Rev. Peter r. Hoey. c. S r., and James
j. Hoey. vice-president OF the Continental
Insurance Company
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
RICHARDS, CARTOONIST,
DIES IN PHILADELPHIA
Succumbs While Drawing for
Sunday Edition.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HKRALs-
PHILADELPHIA. July 8.-Frederick T.
Richards, widely known cartoonist and
member of the art staff OF the North
American, died suddenly to-day at his
home. 1915 North Twenty street,
while at work on a cartoon for Sundays
paper Death was caused by an attack
of heart disease. During the last three
months he did all drawing at home.
being too weak TO trust himself outside.
He was 81 years old
Mr. Richards was born in Philadelphia
May q. 1864. He studied at the Penn
sylvania Academy of Fine Arts and also
at the Art Students League in New
York Some of his work was exhibited in
Paris in 1900. In 1901 he became a
cartoonist on the staff OF THE NEW
YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
ALONZO G.. CoNANT.

Alonzo G. Conant aged IS. retired
fruit importer and direct descendant of
Roger Conant of Salem. Mass. died yes
terday at his home in Watching avenue,
Plainfield. n. J. He was born in Boston
and In 1862 with his brother-in-law.
Edward ellison. organized the firm of
A. G. Conant Sc Co. He retired in 1888.
His wife. three sons and three daughters
survive
The New York herald., 1921-07-09

Plattburg Of Rutherford. N. j.. and 7.
Brooks Glenn of Montclair.
At the Montauk are Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grove, Misses Lillian Grove, Mr..
Hyndman. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Voche,
the Misses Voche. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Ohare. Miss Helen Powers, Miss Mar
garet Powers and Peter Derose of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Weber of Ridge
wood. n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert N.
Ostler of Englewood, Miss Emma Howell
and Miss Howell of Reading, Pa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Brown and Miss
Bessie Winner of New York are at the
Annesley.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
"THE TEAsEr" IS PRODUCED.

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
STAMFORD, Conn.,. July S.-"The Teas
err" new comedy written by Adelaide
Matthews and Martha NJ. Stanley, which
is to open the season at the Playhouse,
New York, late this month, was pro-
duced at the Stamford Theatre here last
night by William A. Brady. The play
was very we'll received 1t is exceed
ingly well acted by a company headed by
Miss Jane Gray and Faire Binney.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09

been visiting Mrs. B. F. Richardson on
Ocean avenue.
Brooklyn arrivals at the Breakers
include Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Hal
stead, Miss Margaret l.. Hutchinson.
Mr.. Donald Hutchinson, Mr.. N. M.
Reeder. Mrs. j. X. Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Huber and Miss Marguerite
Halstead.
At the Monmouth from Philadelphia
are Messrs Franklin Baker Jr.; G.
Dunbar Sherell. Raymond Crawford,
David Proven and II. T. Patterson.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Gold mesh bag IN 81. Francis de
Sales Church OF patchogue, l.. T.. AZ 10 80
mass on July 3 liberal reward. Mrs MARY
n. STRINGER. Rainbow Cottage. III Cedar
av., Petchogue.
LOsT-At Madison Square Garden Thurs
day Afternoon, brown leather brief case.
containing papers Of the Pusey Jones co. I.
reward $50. no questions asked. u 642 Her
aid. $50 broadway
LOST-Combination billfold and cardcase
between s 80 and . 80 A. NJ July s. be-
tween f12th st. and iiGth St, 9th av. IL
express TO Rector ST. Reward. l.. l.. KI.E-
MERIT 9y4 West 18th
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
ALEXANDER A. GOLD.

Alexander a. Gold, formerly "A mem-
Der of the Board OF Water Commission
ers OF this city and general supernten-
dent of the Brunswick Refrigerator
Company. died yesterday In his home.
80 Hardenburgh street. New Brunswick.
N. J. He was ~ years old
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
CHRISTIAN G. NJ. HOEG.

Christian c. VI. Hoeg. civil war vet
eran. who was twice wounded at the
battle Of Fair Oaks. died Thursday fol-
lowing an operation at the Wyckoff
Heights Hospital in Brooklyn. Mr.. Hoeg
was SO years old and lived at SO Rutland
road. F'latbush. He was the first i'm
porter of human hair in New York city
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
MRS. JOHN ID. TITswoRTH.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers Ellsworth, aged
II, widow Of John d. Ellsworth and a.
member of one Of the oldest families IN
New Jersey. died yesterday at her home
In Park avenue. Plainfield.
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
Jewclry.
A REWARD OF 600

a REWARD OF $50
win be paid for the return OF fancy platinum
brooch containing about GO diamonds, with
large diamond IN centre lost July T. between
West i4Gth ~. and Rockaway Park. !. n. &
r. IT, wEINBERC e6a 5,h av.
IOsT-sunday. Manhattan beach between
IS r. NJ. karat diamond gentleman =
ring. gypsy setting. liberal reward. Notify
TfERRERT r. EBENsTEIN CO, % w 43d.
IOST-Wrist watch, monogram IF. A. O., ."
iadieE' room, Grand View Inn. Rye Beach,
July &. liberal reward GERBESKE. Bar.
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