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NOTES or THE THEATRES.

Miss Effie Shannon yesterday Joined Guy
Bates Posts company in Philadelphia. she
VIII play TIE season out with him in "The
Masquerader'' and will be bls leading
woman In n new play next season
The run of The Great Adycntrre" a. The
Neiahhorhood Playhouse has been extended
for three more weeks.
Thirty pupils from the Knox School for
Girls. here from coopsr,,oyn 9n their
Torrance OF Enter Madam" At the Fulton
Theatre.
Miss Laurette Taylor VIII give a benefit
performance OF Peg o. My Heart az the
for The basllica fund Of the Fathers Of the
Blessed Sacrament They are raising funds
20 erect tasilica at the Church Of 81.
seven,y-sixth street.
Sinclair Lewis. author OF MAIN street. :"
VIII lecture AZ the Town Hal this after:
Life" After. consulting WITH Mi,a Harriet
Ford. who with Harvey o'Hialrs ls drauat.
nT nsssS ls SSoA wsrs IS5 ,he sAsosr, a' T En-
been published. after which he VIII tour the
Continent.
Charles DinlnEham has just returned from
Beach and Nassau.
The last two weeks of "cornered'' a, tho
Astor Theatre are announced. ~ make way
for the motion picture The Four Horsenen
OF tho apocalypse, which moves there from
the Lyric.
Mare Kiaw announces "sonya" for early
fol- production here with violet Heming IN
the leading role.
a. y. Woods VIII shortly nj, into rchen rsa
n new comedy. "Tin Pan Alley" adapted hv
Le Roy Clenons and william Charles bengrl
from story by Thomas Grant Springer.
Julian Eltinge. female ifnpersonator. will
soon be seen IN the Keith vaudeville thea
tres, making his first appearance az the
orpheurn, Broc kiyn. on Monday, April I, for
the first time IN two years.
Helen Freeman has been engaged for the
leading feminine roie IN THE Tenth Man"
the comedy by w. Somerset Vaughan. e. hc
produced by Frederick stanhope. Montagu
Love Will also play leading part.
Thirty members OF the Greeters. an or
gnnigntlon of hotel clerks. who held thoir
annual meeting Last night nj The Hotel BiH-
more, saw Fred Stone in "Tip-Top" ~ the
Globe Theatre.
Last airlts performance Of sally" with
Marilyrn Miller and Leon Frrol na stars a.
the New Amsterdam Theatre. was for the
benefit of tie Manhattanviilo Nursery Asso-
eiGticn-
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AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff.
Mrs. John Parker and Mr. II. y. Billings
last night Joined the audience that saw
Enter Madame In thu Fulton Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. john Adams Appleton,
Mrs. Charles c. Cornwell and Mr.
Charles W. Barnes attended the per-
foTTnance of Miss Lulu Bett" In tho
Booth.
Mrs. r, w. Wetherald Mrs. J. NJ
fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Cot
trell took parties 70 the Belasco TO at
tend "Deburau." Mr.. Emil Fuchs also
was In the audience
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Adams. Mrs
Howard Osterhoudt. Mr. Charles r..
Harding and Mr. and Mrs. William Robb
Craig were among those who saw last
nights performance OF Tip Tor" at
the Globe.
Good Times at the Hlppodrome was
seen by Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Mann
and Mr.. Henry A. Ashforth.
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WILLIAM v. HEARST
WEDS MISS ELISE REID
Bridegroom Is Son of Former
Canadian Premier.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YoRx HERALD.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 2o.-sfn the
presence of distinguished company
Miss Elise Reid. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs W. H. Reid of Memphis. tonight
became the bride Of William Vernon
Hearst. son OF Lady and Si: William
Hearst. the latter formerly Premier OF
Canada The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Thomas +. Gsilor.
executive head of the Episcopal Church
in the United States. Sir William and
Lady Hearst attended. Mr.. Stanley
Thompson OF Toronto was best man and
Granville Allison OF Memphis was the
groomsman.
Mr.. Hearst and his bride LETT late
tonight for the Roycroft Inn. East
Aurora, N. r.. where they will spend
their honeymoon before going 10 their
home at Toronto. Mr.. Hearst ts a
In Wyer.
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SALLY" PLAYED FOR NURSERY
Nanhs ttanviitr Inssitution re-
ccive1 Beneat From Friends.

The performance of sally nj the
Ne,y Afnsterda IN Theatre last night tool,
the form OF benefit for the Manhat-
tanviiie Day and Might Nursery seata
and boxes we're sold at premium, and
tho receipts were about s6.50D. After the
second act p doll. representing Mise
Marllynn Miller In Russian costume
wac aucilored. end was bought by r. II
Hayden for 500.
Among those interested ~ the nursery
and some cf whom we're present ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Rockefeisr Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. j Townsend Burden. Mr..
end Mrs Cornelius N. Bliss aud Mr
and Mer. Nicholas Murray Butter.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McTigue of Far
Rockaway. l.. l.. have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Mary Ada McTigue. to Mr. Frank Rob-
ert Gels OF Iohnstown. Pa. He was
graduated from the University of Penn
sylvania in 1916.
The engagement of Miss Josephine
Boncllo. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Boneilo OF Port Chester, to MIR. AL
fonso c. Tello OF New York was an
nounced last night at q dinner given at
the home OF her parents. About twenty
friends OF the young couple were guests
at the dinner.
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MRS. JULIA SELIGMAN DEAD.
Was Daughter OF Late Isidor
wormser, Leading Tinnncicr.

Mrs. Julia Seilgman. the wife OF JET.
ferson Seligman, OF IL East Sixty-nintl,
street. died at o'clock yesterday after
noon at her home. She had been III
for several months.
Mrs Selgman was born In San Fran
cisco fifty-three years ago and was the
daughter OF the late Isidor Worrnser.
head Of the old New York banking firm
Of / & s. wornser and a leader for
many years in Wall street activities.
Mrs Sellgman lived for many years in
the old Wormser house AT s26 Fifth
avenue. but several years ago Il was
sold to the Bovee School for Boys. At
that time Il was one OF the oldest build
irgs in the avenue. having been pur-
chased by Mir. Wormser in 1872.
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ss,7s3 FOR LEHNE ANTIQUES.

Tic large and important collection Of
English antiques belonging 10 Richard
w. Lchne. which has been on view ~
the Anderson Galleries came TO auction
yesterday, and the hrst session OF the
sale brought s9,7s3. Tho sale continues
every afternoon this week and there Is
one session on Friday evening.
A pair OF old waterford crystal iustres
brought the highest price. selling 70 G.
Tucker for s625. An eighteenth century
French needlework suite. consisting OF a
settee and four side chairs, sold TO order
for s425, and satinwood cabinet Of
Adam design went TO order for t510.
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sARTORIUs-CARR.

The marriage OF Miss Edythe Alva
Carr, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
J. Carr of East Fifty-sixth street, 10
Mr.. Irving A. Sartorious took place last
evening in the ballroom Of the St. Regis.
The marriage ceremony was performed
BY the Rev DIR. John Loveioy Elliott, and
Il was followed by reception. dinner
and dance Miss Bertha Sartorious,
sister Of the bridegroom. was the maid
OF honor. The other bridal attendants
were Mrs. Sylvan Barnett. Misses Flea
nor Gottheil Beryl Siegbert, Frances
Goldsmith and Clara Wiess.
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Se25 FOR LORRAINE ETCHING

The very interesting collection OF
modern etchings belonging 70 Herschel
v. Jones OF Minneapolis went on sale
last night at the An lerscn Galleries, the
opening session hanging Ss,3S7 The
sails Will be continued this evening.
a first state II an etching by Claude
Goliee, better known as Claude Lur-
raine, entitled Sunrise" brought the
highest price OF the evening by selling
to n. NJ. Lumbar for s625. The same
buyer acquired &c Bouvle-," by the
same artist. for $3.50, and lie Cathe-
drale de Reims." by Auguste LePerc,
for the same price
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Nr'DABE---CosTLEY.

Miss Kathryn ". Costley OF East
Orange N. j., was married to Mr.. George
=. McDabe Of 1174 Sterling place. Brook
lyn, yesterday in Crist Church, Broad
way and Seventy-first street, by the Rev.
DR.. Atkinson. The bride was attended
BY Miss Lillian Costley Mr. Robert
McDabe was the best man. The couple
win go TO Bermuda on their wedding
trip. Mr.. McDabe Is Lieutenant IN the
Officers Reserve Corps.
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AUGUST sILz.

News was received In New York last
night OF the death in London on Sunday
of August Siiz. who was we'll known
In The poultry business here.
Mr.. SilZ came to the United States
from hisace twenty-five years ago.
Though pennilcss when he landed he
socn earned enough capital 20 establish
himself in business. Gradually he built
up hla enterprise so that Il stood among
the beet known. iiis chief trade vas
yyith The big hotels
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Long Island was more important than
usual In It's Up to You which was
to be observed at the Casino last night.
In most of the musical plays the libret-
tist is required by the union rules to
place all the characters somewhere be-
tween Long Island City and Montauk
Point-Great Neck preferred-during
the last act. But in this new iibretto
by MacHugh and Leavitt the three acts
pass on Long Island. A scheme. more
over. to develop section of that coun-
try forms the motive of tits Up to
You" Thus is Long Island what the
French professors of dramaturgy would
call the "idee mere" OF what Is officially
declared to be first OF the summer
shows. The point is not without its I'M
portance. 1t is well to know where
the line is to be drawn. Standards vary
with the seasons.
The fathers OF last nights novelty
were so numerous that the programme
bracketed them In pairs. NM. Clarke
and Paulton wrote the lyrics. The late
Manuel Klein and ]. l.. McManus are
named as composers. Most important to
most of the spectators was the name Of
David Bennett To him went the credit
of the ensemble dancing" to use the
programmes phrase. In this particular
alone was ITS Up to YOU" different
from some OF its recent predecessors.
The dancing was uncommonly spirited
Some of the figures even seemed to be
unfamiliar. But 1t was perhaps the un-
tagging spirit OF the cohorts that inn
parted to the new piece its most striking
feature.
Then there was some individual
dancers that helped to please the audi
ence. One of them was Miss Florence
Hope. AS q comedienne 1t was difficult
to take her at her own valuation.
Judging by her manner, she rated her
self high. But when she began to dance
in her graceful yet eccentric fashion it
was evident that she had not only one
good reason for her self-satisfaction, but
two, one right to be specific and one
left
There were comedians as well as
dancers. Douglas Leavitt bore the
double burden of funny man and au-
thor. II must have been difficult enough
to think of the comic lines, but how
much more bravery it took to speak
them. Yet his spirits never dropped.
Charles King sang q;;ite as OF old. even
u the dancing seemed more difficult.
There were singers and dancers in Miss
Lila Rhodes, Miss Norma Brown and
Miss Ruth Lockwood. who stood out
against the cohorts Of beauty marshaled
behind them.
IT'S Up TO You" seemed to please it's
first audience, to judge by the audible
appreciation. But Il certainly stirred
nobody by it's novelty. 1t seemed very
much the usual thing
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

id4l L. James, hoT si5teT, nave COme
from Baltimore to the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn will
start for Europe on board the Olympic
April 20 and will pass the summer
abroad.
The last for this season of the Senior
Holiday Dances. of which Mrs. w. r. X.
Taylor is chairman, will be held to-
night at the Plaza.
Messrs. r. Thornton Wilson, Il Cos
ter Wllmerding and Campbell W. Stew
ard are sailing on board the Rotterdam
on April Q and will make a motor trip
through Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas wistar whitall,
who passed the winter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Livingston Coster,
at "a Park avenue Will return to their
home In Katonah. ~ Y. April Is.
Congratulations are being sent to Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald G. McIlwaine. Jr.,
Upon the birth of son Sunday in their
home at 497 State street, Albany. Mrs.
McIlwaine Is daughter OF Mrs. Will
lam Augustus Read OF this city.
:
and Mrs. William d. Hoover of Wash
ington. d. c.. Will be married to Mr..
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet, Jr.. OF this
city to-day at the Hotel San Marco,
Chandler. Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alan Hudson OF Sun
nyside. Short Hills. n. j., are at the
Vanderbilt Hotel for few days. Mis.
Jerome n. Bonaparte Is there from
Washington and Mrs. Walter Andrews
from Newport.
Mr.. Hampson Gary United States
Minister to Switzerland. and Mrs. Gary.
| who returned from Europe last week,
have come from washington to this city
and will be at the Ritz-Carlton several
weeks
After having passed the winter in
Nice Mrs. John Parkln Clifford and her
four daughters have gone to Lyons to
| be with relatives there two weeks. From
Lyons they will go to Paris to remain
! several months.
Congratulations are being extended
! tc Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew J. Looram
upon the birth OF son in their home
| in Glen Cove, l.. l., last Saturday. Mrs.
| Loorarn. who was Miss Constance Pea
| body. is daughter OF Mrs. A. Rene
Moen.
| Miss Helen Hamilton Num-, daughter
of Commander Lotus J. de Winton
| Num-, r. N. v. r.. and Mrs. Mum and
niece of Mr.. Schuyler Schieffelin. will
be married to-day In St. James's Church.
| Madison avenue and Seventy-first
street, to Mr.. w. II. Dannat Pell.
| Miss Catharine Harding and Mr.. Lor-
| lizard Suffern Taller. who will be mar
ried April s in st. Bartholomew $
| Church, will be chief guests at a dinner
| to be given tonight by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Michael Gavin. Mr.. Taller Will give his
bachelor dinner Friday night in the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7.
| Suffern Taller. II East Sixty-first street.
A subscription dance organized by
Mrs. George C. Fraser. Mrs. John Sher-
man Hoyt, Mrs. Dom Barber, Mrs. G.
| Blair Mitchell and others, viii be held
! tonight In the ballroom OF the Colony
| Club. In advance OF 1t several dinners
| will be given by subscribers. Miss Ruth
| Draper will give some of her mono
| logucs just before the dance
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DANCE FOR HOSPITAL.

A dance for the benefit of the new ex-
tension service of the New York Skin
and Cancer Hospital will be held In
the Blltmore Hotel on the night of April
16 The benefit viii be under the aus
pices of the Social Service Association
OF the hospital. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. Edward Frankel. Jr.. Mrs.
Frederick Fox. Miss Nan Huston and
Miss Delcomyu.
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IN M K Nj ORIAM 4.

ETtrpsEN.- I'm cherished memory of n loyal
frlerd md business associate, Andrea :
knudsea. '.ho passed away on March cn,
1890. Joseph q. Cash, Charles =. Grim
and Charles q. Grim.
wITNlARk.-- loving memory of our dear
father, Marcus Witmsrk, who departed
this life March ~. 1910.
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FUNERAL OF a. a. CUTAIAR.

Funeral services will be held on
Thursday night at The Funeral Church
Broadway nj seth street, for Alech A
Cutaiar. who died Sunday night al Day
tona, Fla. Burial will take place on
saturday. MIR. Cutalar was in charge Of
the western Union operators IN the or
fice OF THE New YoRE HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
SCOTTISH TENOR IN CONCERT.

Joseph Hislop. Scottish tenor. who
made his American debut as Mario IN
LA Tosca" with the Chicago Opera Com
pany this season, will give his first and
only concert here at the Hippodrome
next Sunday evening under the direction
of the New York Caledonian Club.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
.roLLrns OF DAY, At COLUMBIA

Barney Gorari's "Follics OF the Day"
a succession OF rapidly moving short
comedy scenes with enjoyable vaudeville
speciaitIcs. was produced at the Column
bin Theatre yesterday. In the company
ore Harry Welsh, Johnny Weber, Miss
Gertrude Hayes. Jr., Miss Maude Bax-
ter. Miss Mildred yalmore and James
Peck.
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SIGMA CHI ALUMNI DINE.

Tonight at the Hotel Astor the thirty
first annual dinner OF the New York
alumni OF the sigma CHI fraternity will
take place. Senators Harry 2. New and
Davis ElkIns will be among the speakers
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
BIRTHS.

LITTLE Mr.. and Mrs. George Tsyttle (nee
Lillian r. S!ege), 56 Fort Washington av..
announce the hirth Of daushter ~ the
Woman's Hospital. Monday, March 2s.
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IA A f K Z D j.

LINs-TDNKIN. and Mrs. John j.
Tontin OF the Hotel Bolleclaire announce
the marriage of their daughter. Florence
virginia Tonkin, 70 Dr. X. Hugh Collins.
L. 4. N. DIT Collins and hts bride viii
reside in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
MRS. GEO. NJ. PULLMAN
DIES IN PASADENA
Widow of Car inUenfor Was
81 Years Old.

PAsApE!SA, Cal. March 2s.--Mrs.
Hattie Sanger Pullman, widow OF
George VI. Pullman, the inventor Of
the Pullman car. died here to-da y
after a brief Illness. She was 79
years old. Her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. former Gov. and Mrs. Frank O.
Lowden OF Illinois. were with her when
death came.
With her son-in-law and daughter and
their four children Mrs. Pullman came
here early in the winter. About a week
ago she was stricken with pneumonia.
Her advanced age made the fight
against the attack difficult and her con-
dition rapidly became worse.
Death came this afternoon In q hotel
where she and her relatives had apart
ments Funeral arrangements have no,
been made.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Mrs. George NJ
Pullman. who died to-day at Pasadena
Cal, for years had been a leader OF
Chicago's most exclusive social set. She
devoted her time In almost equal
measure 10 travel. social affairs and
charities.
As Miss Harriet Sanger of Chicago
she was married TO George Nj. Pullman
in 1867. Mrs Pullman died twenty years
later
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

THERE may be just tho situation you want
or the Kind Of help you are after az the
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES who use The
Herald Want Ads. Gee classified columns
now .tdv.
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats, Dogs. sc.
BRiNpLE BOSTON BuLL

BRINDLE BOSTON BULL.
ioet from li5 West 4sth ST..
Saturday morning. March 20. weight -
nouhds white breast, name Brownie liberal
reward NEIi. MCGUIRE. 727 Tth AZ.
Bryant 56l2.
I0ST-Vhite, long haired cat, Saturday
evening March 20. Reward II returned to
IL West 18th ST.
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prnner Samuel A. Marques, Annie r..
Blackwell. X. r. MasuInitsu, Goro
prady. BERNARD r. Meehan, William
Briggs. Annie A. Moore. Jane y.
pulkiey, Archibald y. Morgan, slber- j.
Buteux. Arthur motifs, jessie g.
Cap.i, Lulu i. McCaseerty. a. r.
Donisrert. James Seuburrer, Herr an
Engef. Mr. -. Pearsail. David J.
,tttnvet' ,ttth,,,,, th,,nn ~ Piser. Augusta
rouvhe' Porter, Mary u.
CraeIne. i'ienla po,n rsi.t@
Haas. Viola A. cat,,.,.r mt
,ianl.i,oi,, ,ian.,. ..sd ~ Teller. Charles IT.
Hunter. Grace Al. ughet,i. Marraret r.
Xaskel, Julia veitch. Adelaide r.
Kennelly Courtney ~ Wells Laura
Eoch Henry W. Wilson. Ftank
lord Edward Slls. August
Macon, Emma Zwelfel. Elizabeth c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Head OF green idol made for stage
use: also bass drum taken from Hotel
Plaza. March Il; reward. See Mr.. SHACL.
Hotel I'lnza.
tOsT-BaR. black crocheted, steel beads.
Fulton Theatre or just outside Saturday
night; reward. Phone Vanderbilt 636a.
LosT-sunday, Il P. NJ. between weehaw-
able: reward. Q 273 Herald. Herald 50.
LOsT-Purse, taxi, Thursday a. NJ. eener-
Qua reward. r. w. STEWART. Wheeling.
w. y ?.
LosT-References. between 5th and Sd avs.
4Tth. DUFFY. West 47th.
S25 reward for Information concerning my
old maid Eliza Frye. colored GERTRUDE
GIBSON MEADER. Park avenue Hotel.
81 900 REWARD VIM be paid in cash and
no questions asked for return intact Of
bales taken from barge In Weeshawken, night
OF 21th. A ITO Herald. Fulton st.
Jeweiry.
A REWARD OF sT5
will be paid for the return OF caring con-
tanning lone diamond and large boroque
pearl loht March 2T, vicinity OF f. 6fst ST..
l. H. A 3. H weinberg. 665 9th av.
chain initials &c. G." IN diamonds on
back OF watch, between northwest corner
St.. on Saturday morning. between lib and
i245 Reward II returned to CARTIER.
9th av. and SD ct.
LOsT-Pntinum chain bracelet. with da-
mond charms, duck and squirrel. between
and $50 r NJ . Eridsy ya n n front n Of ,a5 81
liberal reward. no questions asked. SILc.
40 East 45th
fOsT-Dianond platinum bar pin az Cri-
terion dinner dance, Hotel Commodore, OF
IN IN vi Commodore PENN
sylvania. Friday night, March IL: 500 re-
ward. Communicate room s57. Hotel Penn
sylvania.
LosT-on the Mall. in Central Park. March
81, iady's gold watch and fob. monogram
M. +. A." on both. baby's photograph In
back OF watch reward. Return to 81 West
Goth St. New York. Phone 2asG Col.
LosT-Narrow black onyx bracelet set in
silver, Saturday afternoon. Lexington av.
between 50th and SD sts.. or o9th 81. cross
town car. Reward Il returned to is2 East
65d 81.
LOsT-Sunday morning, between 9od and
5aih s,s.. 9Th hv. or Plaza Hotel. sapphire
and diamond pin; suitable reward. Tele-
phone Ienox POI.
LosT-siiyer mesh bag. Saturday aftornoon
about 2:i3, on Lexington ay,, pstween 6ath
and list sts.; reward. NANDERBlI.T. 1s4
Naele av.. city. Phone Wadsworth st2l.
IosT-on Saturday. an OLD Fashioned topaz
pin. Return to room 6lo. $50 Fifth av.
Rewnrd. ----
Wearing Apparel.
IpSr-Two akin Hudson sable scarf, FrIlay
evening, between Strand Theatre end q
west 4sth AZ. Finder please telephone Chel
sea i9ai week days, A. NJ. to j.. M
Suitable reward
LosT-Large skunk neCkpiese, left on benci
~ nlatfortn i01tn ana Jerome av. station
noontine Monday. Liberal reward. Tele.
phone AIfIIM, jerome 6+6W
LosT-Brown fox reckpicce ~ Pcnpsylyantn
station Monday, between 80 end r NJ
Rewar6 s4TT Riverside.
f0ST-Tan leather suit case, containing
clothes; reward II returned. CHLSSEN.
par East 18TH 81. Tel Mott Haven 1851
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"H's Up to You"
Is Musical Comedy
of Familiar Cut
Uncommonly Spirited Dancing
a Feature Of First Summer
Show at the Casino.

CASINO THEATRE-"IT's UP TO YOU
Book by Augustin AacHugh and Douglas
Leavia. Lyrics by Harry Clarke and Id
ward Paulton. Music BY Manuel Klein
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Alexander Brown and Mrs. Will
lam L. James. her sister. have come
from Baltimore to the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn viii
start for Europe on board the Olympic
April 20 and viii pass the summer
abroad.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
HADDON CHAMBERS
DIES In LONDON
Author Of Many Plays That
Made Him Famous Here
and Abroad.

LONDON, March 2s.-Charies Haddon
Chambers. journalist. novelist end dre-
matte author. died at his home here to-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

A subscription dance organized BY
Mrs. George C. Fraser. Mrs. John Sher-
man Hoyt, Mrs. Dom Barber, Mrs. G.
Blair Mitchell and others, viii be held
tonight In the ballroom OF the Colony
Club In advance of 1t several dinners
will be given by subscribers. Miss Ruth
Draper will give some of her mono
logues just before the dance
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LOST-Dlamond and platinum watch and
chain. initials &C. c." IN diamonds on
back OF watch, between northwest corner
ST., on Saturday morning. between II: ~ and
~ 45. Reward II returned to CARTIER,
9th av. and 5od ct.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

The last for this season of the Senior
Holiday Dances. of which Mrs. w. r. X
Taylor is chairman, win be held to-
night at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

CASSERTy-Ambrose Thomas, beloved
husband Of Isabel Carroll McCasserty and
beloved son of James A. and the late
Kathryn A. McCasserty, on Monday. March
2s. at his residence. 1880 Union st., Brook
lyn. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Monday, March %, 1921. at
her residence. 1927 Dean ST., Brooklyn.
Annie E. Marques. beloved wife OF Antonio
Marques. Funeral Wednesday. March S0th.
at p. NJ. 1nterment Holy Cross Gene
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10

FOR sALE-Stove parts for all makes of stoves. Bring name of stove and number. New LonUon Salesroom, 16 Y, ater st., Tel. 1I05-2. sep7d