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The New York herald., 1921-02-18
LIEUT.. KENNEL, GUARD
or MAYORS, IS DEAD
For rs Years Had Been on
Duty in City Hall.

Police Lieut. William Kennel, who
from 1895 until month ago was on
duty in City Hall as personal guard to
the various Mayors who have held office
within that time, died yesterday in
Presbyterian Hospital. He was 56 years
which set in following an attack of
pneumonia contracted year and half
ago while he stood in a drenching rain
beside Mayor Hylan, who was reviewing
"A police parade.
Lieut. Kennel was born IN the Ihlr-
teenth ward and was a butcher in
Washington Market when ne Joined the
police force in 1890. He POSSESSED quick
intelligence, an agreeable manner and
a hardy physique, and by tine time he
was a year on tho force had been made
a sergeant He was then assigned TO
detective duty and spent his next four
years ferreting crime on the East Side.
In 1890 Thomas Byrnes. then Superin-
tendent Of Police, sent him to City Hall
with a message TO Mayor William L.
Strong. The Mayor was so impressed
with the young policeman that he asked
Byrnes to assign him 10 duty In his
office. Kennel was given the billet and
was kept in IL continuously until a
month ago, when because of failing
health he was transferred to duty in
the chief inspectors office
Certain OF the talents of a diplomatist
are requisite in the policeman on Steady
duty outside the Mayors office, as well
because of the variety of Mayors he Is
expected to please as because OF the
sorts and conditions OF visitors VINO ar
rive there with plans which range all
the way from schemes for making the
city beautiful to assassination. IN his
long years OF service Kennel ccaxed,
cajoled and Modified thousands of
cranks and citizens with big and little
grievances and on several occasions
risked his life In personal combat with
insane persons who attacked him.
II was one of the regrets Of his life
that he was not beside Mayor Gaynor
in 1910 when the latter was shot by a
former city employee as he was boarding
a ship in Hoboken. Kennel was on vaca-
ton then, but ever afterward when 1t
was necessary for q Mayor to make an
appearance in public Kennel was in
variably beside him, vacation or no va
cation.
Kennel followed this rule In May,
1919. when Mayor Hylan reviewed a
parade of the police in heavy rain
storm. Kennel stood beside him
throughout and caught heavy chill
which developed into pneumonia. His
illness left an abscess en- one lung, which
was removed n year ago. but after q
brief rally from the operation his health
became worse than ever. A second and
a third operation, the last one per-
formed last Thursday, were equally un-
availing.
Funeral services will be held at the
home, 81 Grove street, Brooklyn. at . 80
o'clock Sunday afternoon
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
scHoLA oANToRUM LECTURE.

The last OF the series OF Schola Can
forum lecture musicales this season tool,
place yesterday afternoon In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond
at East Ninety-first street Mr.. w. j.
Henderson, music critic OF THE NEW
YORK HERALD. spoke on "rhe Orchestra
and It's Instruments" With illustrations
by musicians from the National SYM
phony Orchestra. Miss Helen Cameron.
Miss Margaret Trimble, Miss Marian X.
Hoffman, Miss Sylvia TIillhouse and Mrs.
Ciouverneur Hoffman acted as ushers.
The lecture committee, Of which Miss
Alice Preston " chairman, includes Mra.
Winthrop Chanler, Mrs. Newbold Ia Roy
Edgar. Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran.
Mrs. Reginald Fincke. Mrs AHA
Forbes. Mrs. Otto VI. Kahn. Mrs. j.
Montgomery Sears. Mta Horatio Nelson
slater. Mira J. Frederic Tsus and Miss
Lucille Thornton.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
TYRONE POWER, ACTOR,
WEDS THIRD TIME
Miss Bertha Knight Bride of
English Player.

Frederick Tyrone Power, well k.,own
to the theatregoing public as Tyrone
Power, and Miss Bertha Knight were
married at Union Hill. N. j.. yesterday
by Recorder Louis Hauenstsin at his
home. The witnesses were Davis Lind
ley and Edward Dickson. both of New
York.
Mr.. Power gave his age as 81 years
and his brides as S4. Both gave the
Holland House as their Manhattan ad-
dress.
Mr.. Power has played in scores OF
plays in England. his native country
and America. where ho has passed most
OF his artistic life. He has been an
Independent star and supported such
famous players as Sir Henry Irving.
Miss JuIjn Marlowe. Mrs. Leslie Carter
and William Faversham. He was for
years member Of Days stock COM
Dany. In 1908 he married Ethel Crane
in New York. Five years later he and
Emma Reamne We're married in lie aux
Noix. Canada.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
5000 FOR VELVET COPE.

Yesterday afternoons session in tho
Luigi Orselll sale of antiques at the
american Art Galleries brought in
525.432.50. making the total to date
sc0.215. The highest price Of the after
noon was 5000, given by David Belasc5
for sixteenth century Gcnoese blue vel
vet cope. A seventeenth century French
petit point needlework picture sold to
Sam Schepps for s515. a. J. OReilly
paid S540 pair for two pairs of Flor
entine velvet curtains. seventeenth CEN
tury. Charles of London purchased 9
sixteenth century italian embroiderad
velvet cover for s525, and q seventeenth
century Venetian embroidered silk cope
for s4OO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Seventh Regiment
Machine GunnerS
Gipe Dinner Dance
Organization Resumes Gay
cites That Made 1t a Social
Factor Before War.

The Seventh Regiment got back last
night into its old swing. which in the
nights before the war made II factor
in the social as in the military life OF
New York In the armory the Machine
Gun Company, that helped make history
in France, gave dinner and dance that
brought together a company OF 100.
There might just as well have been three
times that number, but the committee
composed of First Lieut.. Ralph c. Tobin,
chairman. and Messrs. L. J. Cumiskey,
w. j. Mcnamara and Parlan Semple.
Jr.. decided that eacn OF the dinners
and dances In the armory, of which that
of last night was the first, shall be
limited to fifty couples.
The dress uniforms Of the hosts with
their gray coats, white crossed belts and
white trousers. gave q military touch TO
the picture. Other veterans of the regi-
ment went in conventional evening dress.
The Machine Gun Company is recos-
nized as a crack unit % t:ie regiment.
When the Seventh was the 10th Infan-
try in the war the machine gunners had
the distinction of receiving more Con-
gressional medals than any other one
company In the A. T.. Il. Two of the
medal winners. Second Lieut.. John G..
Latham. who again Is with the active
company, and former Sergeant Alan
Eggers, were present last night. A
brother and sister of another medal VIM
ner, Corporal Thomas e. OShea, VINO
lies 'over there" also were present.
They are Miss Carol O'Shea and Mr..
Thomas O'Shea.
The dinner was served IN the regi-
mental library and the dance followed
in the historic veterans room. Among
the others present were Col. Wade II.
Hayes, commanding the Seventh Regi-
ment; f; Lieut.-Col Stanton Whitney, the
present division machine gun officer OF
the Twenty y-Seventh Division, who COM
manded the machine gun company over
seas; Capt. Frank G. Badgley. Nj. c.,
/ OF the British army, Capt. Mer-
ritt Crawford, the present command
ing officer of the machine gun COM
pany: Mrs. Crawford, Miss Mar
guerite Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Snow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shanks, Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Mac
leOu, MI. anu - tNSSAA'' eAAN
Misses Emma Paterson, Nancy Byrne.
Isabelle Bradley. Josephine Dwyer.
Celeste Fargis. Katherine Moran. Helen
Moran. Marion O'Brien, Margaret Boyd,
Helen Moore Grace Salzman. Lillian
LIGHTER. Elizabeth Frick. Marie Novak,
Margaret De Verna. Muriel Anderson,
Stephy Mayer. Melanie May. Helen Dean,
Ethel Mitchell and Messrs. Robert
O'Shea. Jack Robertson. Roger Jones.
Jack Cleary, Hugh y. C;rifiths, Carl y.
McCilone. Lewis Coughlan, C. c. Kohl
heyer. A. Cato. Theodore Novak. Alvin
Eifert. Fl. S. Curtiss. w. ]. Mcnamara.
Il. J. Cumisky. Edgar Carroll. NJ. O..
Wisschusen. Maurice Mayer. J. Dierck,
J. II. Fsrgis. Hans Klopsch. Gregory
Haley Warren Lamb, w. II. Hand. l..
j. Lahey. Ewald a. Molander, Ernest
Mayer. Fred Klein. NJ. a. Mcnamara, X.
Hill. ID. w. Scott, J. ]. Smith, Jr., r. ID.
Spangler. W. V. Soper, H. Reese and T..
T. EOImarn
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
LADY DIANA TO ACT HISTORY.
Producer Tells Plans for English
beauty in Movies.

Special Gable to THE Nsw YoRK HEa.Lp
Copyright. 1921. by TIE New YoaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Feb. IL.
j. Stuart Blackton. who has engaged
Lady Diana Duff-Cooper) Manners. al
ready the most photographed OF all
English beauties, for motion pictures.
has Just arrived and taken London
house. announcing that he will remain
year and produce two photo plays
starring her.
I'VE will start the first within a few
weeks he said. 1T ia by an English
author and deals with n historic period
in English history. Lady Diana VIII
impersonate a character familiar TO
ALL Several OF her friends also are in
the cast. but the rest will all be Eng
lish actors"
Mr.. Blackton. who is determined 10
put London's . historic spots on the mo-
ton picture map. wants to film one
scene in the Tower of London and an.
other in Old Bailey court. lie says
England needs 2.oco mora motion picture
houses.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
ST. AUGUSTINE.

Special Despatch 90 THE NEw YORK HnsALp.
Sr. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb. I'M. AMI
Mrs. Charles Glover Sanford OF Eridge-
port. Conn. entertained large dinner
party at the Ponce de Leon tonight. The
New York guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Atha, Mrs. Charles II. Brad
ley Mrs. George NJ. Fletcher. Mrs. Ed
ward Walsh Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvah Crocker. Mr.. Augustus G. Paine,
Jr.: Major Walter Moore. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. William p. Hall and
Miss Terese 7. Hall of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorp and daush-
ter. Miss Dorothy Thorp OF Greenwich,
Conn. after spending the early season
at Savannah. Ga. came to-day 60 the
Ponce de Leon.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
MIAMI.

Spcciai Despatch 10 TIN Nrw EosK EIEEALn.
MIAMI, Fla. Feb. fT.-Commodore
william j. Mathcson OF the Biscayne
Bay Yacht Club will entertain the mem-
bers of the club and their families at
luncheon at Mashta Key next Tuesday.
The entertainment will give the MEM
bers and friends the opportunity to in
spcct Mashta, the picturesque Egyptian
villa and tropical gardens which the
owner opened last March and which con-
tains many interesting Egyptian art
treasures. The members from Cocoanut
Grove who have no yachts are invited
to go on the Lanai with Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James. who will arrive tonight
on the Surpass. ana on the flagship
Caiabash with Commodore Matheson.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
SYLVESTER RAWLING FUNERAL

gunernl services for Sylvester Raw .
Tins. music critic Of the Epeas,sg World,
who died Wednesday, viii be held to-
morrow morning "a. II o'clock at the
Church Of the Transfigurstion. in rve,l-
ty-eighth street, near Fifth avenue. The
Rev George Q. Houshton. the pastor,
will read the service
The honorary bearers viii be George
It. Hartman. Louis Duval, Solomon
Hanford, Joseph Rowan, II. E Krehbiel.
William j. Henderson. II. II. Aidrich,
Max smith, Don G. Seitz, Florence D..
White. J. Angus Shaw and John n.
Tennant.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
In Menloriam

ALBURGER.-At Port Washington, Long ISL
and on February II. Maude Bechtei Al
burger. Funeral from residence OF y. w.
Huiburd. Germantown. Pa. Saturday
February 10. 1921. Private.
ALDETCU.--On Tuesday. February rs 1921
Peter ". beloved husband cf Mary Aid
drich nee csntyl; Rslatlye1 s5n and fglsnds:
a. NJ. Gen. Putnam Lodge. No. 7eI
I. o. Q. p. and Silver Spray Hebcisaii
LeeEes sgs S fnsr. ~ j. seees y ~ ~ ar ARE s'ed s, 10
staten Island. Oh Friday. Februsfy is
e, ;sry' Jersey @ CIV aa1e'"'S"' '' we" Gene
BALE.-Meta Bar;ey. wife Of Frederick T.
Bale. Funeral services ~ her late hornt,
lGS Engle st.. Ensewood, y, j., az : 40
y. ~, Friday, February ~. rntermant az
BARLEY, n. J.
BARR.-on wednesday. February 10, Frank
". Barr. Funeral services a. the resi-
dcnce of hls sister, Mrs. y. W. McIndoe,
i2i west 18TH ST.. Friday at $40 p. ".
DEEBE.--On Thursday. February II. 1921.
Charles Wesley Beebe. husband Of Ella
June Beeele. aged 81 years Funeral SCI.
Iioebe, ss3 East 18th 49,. Brooklyn, sat
urdsy. February 10. al y NJ New
burgh. y. ", papers please copy.
BRANDON. On "Wednesday, February 10.
Cora Middleton. daughter Of the late
Wilrcnetta Chamberlain and William J.
widdieton. Funeral service AZ Calvary
chapel aist -. and 9TH av.. Friday morn
BURDEN waiter H.. husband of Bertha
and father OF Walter ~. Jr., and Maude
Rudden suddenly az Jacksonville, Fla,
on February ~ Funeral announcernep,
later.
CATHEvAs.--At her residence. 81 Ruf'.sd
road. Brooklyn. on Thursday. Febr try
~, Cleopatra. beloved wife - the late
Nicholas Catrevas and daughter of the
late r. Envcrios. Funeral private. Euro
psan papers please COPY.
CHAFiN suddenly, "a Ala home. 100 Broad
IT,. Bloomfield. y. j.. February n. 1871.
chaplin. Funeral priva
CITERt-RG. Mary, on Fel,siaiy r. IA her
SSH year, beloved vile ~ Ir. Leon
Anna ~. and George Cherurg. Services al
Ieyers Funeral Parior. 2ss Leqox av
Friday. February IN. 1880 a. NJ
cOf.LANil. Suddenly. en- February 10. isaac.
beloved husband of the late Frederlcka
md dear father of jacob. tsrfl and the
iafe Morris Ciollar Fuuesri rom hi-
fgbrusfy rs. lt 80 81 81. Members OF
Isaac Lodge, JordFr frd..e. y q. L.. H.
Mount Vernon fpdae 40. =. 4. $. of l..
rrc stspsottii.iy irNii Cd.
GHEr -r. on ftbruarr 10, igcf Ernest r..
A. Funeral services at his late home. 81
tVrat sgtf. on .'fi,ry February ~ ai no
a. 81. Interuent pirate. iieass otnlt
flowers.
gRuCHY .--February 10. Ida Oruchy. SER.
vices stephen Msrsit:'4 chapel 900 Sth
av. near 2iss e., Friday, 8 y. N.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
BISHOP WILLIAM A. JONES.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 17.-Bishop Will
lam a. Jones OF the Catholic diocese of
Porto Rico died to-day In st. Josephs
Hospital here. He had been in the hos
pital since October. Bishop Jones was
50 years old and was member of the
Augustinian Order. lie was the first
American Bishop of Iorto Rico.
Born in Cambridge. y. Y, Bishop
Jones received his theological education
In villa Nova College and was ordained
ia Philadelphia in 1890.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
AMONG THE rLAYGoERs.

Among those who saw "Tip-Top a'
the Globe last night were Mr.. and Mrs.
jay Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel j.
Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Llnn@us u. La
Fetra, Mr.. Eugene 81. II. Reynal, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Rocder. MIR. and MIRA
Charles Hathaway and Mr. William NJ.
Carson.
seeing GOOD Times at the Hippo
drorne were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Henry
Harner. and Miss Susan s. Duncan.
Al the Belasco 10 see "De5urau' were
Alr. and Mrs. c. W Gallagher and a
Trarty OF six, Mrs. Leonard Dyer and Mr..
Herbert Schih.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
raraRs rRoLIc NAY 20.

The forthcoming "Friars' Frolic" will
take place Sunday evening. May 20.
After one performance In New York
city the Friars will start on tour. play
ing Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and
the principal cities of the East ana the
middle West. This win be the first
''Friars' Frolic" presented on a road
since the one Of 1916.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
IN ME M o RIA NJ .

HRENNEcKE.- In loving memory ~ Mary.
wife ~ Louis w. nrcuneckc. departed thl1
life February n. 1919.
She 7ie1pa with ,he bicsred
ANAN-rhoInas s IN memory - our
devoted father ari beloved hutnancs
,yhose cherished words and kindly deeds
ever live IN our memory. February Is.
1890
IfAl.I.--in cherished memcty of ms dear
husband Thomas n. A. Hail, who de-
parted this life February is 1910.
uIIlgCTIFEIp. In loving ana faithful mem
orv of nur beloved father. Harry Hirsch-
feid. WHO died February Is. 1918.
Of.NSTEr. In loving memory - isnn~ a
X Olmajcd. died February -. isn
RENEHgAN.--in loving memory ~ MarEarct
fcuehan died February - 1905,
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
PAINTINGS BRING sa.oss.

A collection OF 1tS paintings and
water colors. mostly of cabinet size. by
artists OF the old and modern schools
sold at auction last night at the Amer
lean Art Galleries for total of
$3,95s.50. Tho highest price OF the
evening was $40, paid by W. w Sea-
man. agent, for "Erinna." a small oil
by Rembrandt Peale. n. a. A. &. Leslie
gave $500 for a landscape. Cattle and
Sheep by Eugene Verboeckhoven.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
MRS. LEDERLE BURIED TODAY.

Funeral services were held last night
for Mrs Margaret Taylor Lederle. so
years old, wife OF ar Ernest ]. I.ederle.
one time Health Commissioner of this
city, in the home OF her brother. Ronald
Taylor. 455 Greene avenue. Brooklyn.
where she died Tuesday. The Rev. Or.
John J. Heischmann officated. The body
will be Inferred to-day IN Greenwood
Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
DIR. JOSEPH ROBERTS.

RACINE. Wis. Feb. 17.--Dr. Joseph
Roberts. who served as moderator oI the
General Assembly of the Welsh Presby-
terian Church of tie United States and
moderator of the New York and Wis
consln synods. died last night here fol-
lowing an operation. lie retired In 1915
after n ministry Of several years In
Now York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
sCHUMANN-HEINK BUYS HOME.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw York HrsAIp.
MINEoLA. L. l., Feb. 17.--Mme Schu-
mann-Heink, opera star, has just rur-
chased the James Hobbs mouse on st.
James street, Garden City. for $4,000.
and will make II her home.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
rIETRo BUzzr.

SAN BERNARpIEc Cal. Feb. 17.-The
death of Pictro BuZzi. 5S years old.
italian operatic tenor. was annourccd
TODAY at the state Hospital near here.
His best known role was that OF Don
Josc in Carmen"
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
ALBERT q. BLATZ.

Special Despatch 70 TIE NEW YoEK HERALD
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 1T.--Albert G. Blatz.
president OF the Val Blats Brewing Com
pany. died yesterday In his home here
after an illnoss OF one week
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs Huntington W. Merchant, Mrs.
Charles de Rham, Jr. Mrs. William
Burr and Mrs. James Il. Van Woert are
Interested IN a food sale for the benefit
Of the Little Chelsea Coffee Shop, which
will be held to-day at West Forty
seventh street headquarters OF the
Service
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Mrs Benedict Crowell had luncheon
yesterday for Lady Kerr, commissioner
for the Girl Guides. the British equiva-
lent Of our Girl Scouts. who came 10
Washington 20 attend the council meet
ing of the Girl Scouts. In tho after
noon Lady Kerr spoke at tho home OF
Mrs. Frederick IT, Brooke .
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott and Mrs.
Thomas j. Sem will be hostesses for
the reception at the Art Association on
Saturday. Capt Douglas r. Dimuukos.
u. $. N, will give an address
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

The Minister OF Switzerland and Nine.
Peter will leave Tor Boston to-day and
go thence TO New York. Next Monday
they will attend the opening OF a Swiss
exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

FowLER-HIGGfNs.- Ethel Cryder Higgins
70 Arthur A. Fowler. on February IL. az
the Ma adison Avenue NJ. +. Church.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Miss VIOLA Vesnltch. dadghter Of the
Serbian Minister TO France. ls again the
guest OF the Serbian Minister and Nine.
Grouitch. She Will go TO New York Sat
urday TO keep several engagements.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Miss Helen o. Brico OF New York
will again spend the season az Newport,
having leased the Bancroft cottage az
Eastons Point for next summer.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Lady Geddes, wife OF the British Am
bassador. was entertained at dinner last
night by Mrs. Davis Ireland. In the
company were Miss Bowman and Miss
Margaret Benson, guests at the British
Embassy. and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. +. Rob-
erts OF Toronto.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis du Pont irving.
who have lived for some time at l26
East Eightieth street. have taken the
furnished house at f9 East Eighty-sixth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Abney,
who lived at the latter address for some
time. have taken an apartment at 1910
Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
NEWPoRT.

Capt. Thomas j. Sem. L. S. y. and
Mrs. Sem gave n dinner last evening
al the torpedo station for their house
guest. Mrs, Miles Poindexter.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Burr and Mrs. James Il. Van Noert are
interested IN a food sal le for the benefit
Of the Little Chelsea Coffee shop, which
will be held to-day at West Forty
seventh street. headquarters of the
Church Women's League for Patriotic
Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis du Pont irving,
who have lived for some time at 126
East Eightieth street. have taken the
furnished house at f9 East Eighty sixth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Abney
who lived at the latter address for some
time, have taken an apartment at 1,07O
Madison avenue.
Mr. James r. IIatmaker of Paris
gave dinner at the ST. Regis last night
and took his guests TO q theatre. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Il.
Wilson, Mrs. J. Lowell Putnam. Mr.
William c. Reich. Miss Elsie de Wolfe
Mrs. Edward n. Breitung and Mr.. II,
Grosclaude OF Paris
Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey, Mrs Newbold Le Roy
the patronesses of a dance to be given
benefit Of the building fund of the
American Academy In Rome.
Owing TO the death OF Mr. John w
Yuiee, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius X. Wilmer
ding have recalled invitations for a din
ner they We're 70 give tomorrow night al
the house of Mrs. Wimerding's sister
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 2. Strawbridgr
Of Philadelphia. who have been at the
ST. Regis, will sail to-day on tbs
Adriatic TO pass several months abroad
and attend the international polo tour.
nament.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warrer
have returned from Atlantic City &c
their home and Will give q dinner ane
dance in the Colony Club next Wednes.
day.
Members Of the Thursday Evening
Club were guests last night of Mrs
F,cdericls w. Whitridge Of 16 Eas,
Eleventh street. Miss Ruth Draper en-
tertained with several monologues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House will
give a large dinner party tonight in the
Colony Club for MIR. Ignace PaderewsiSi
and Nine. Paderewska-
Mr.. and Mrs. William May Wright,
whose marriage took place recently
have taken the house at IA East Tenth
street.
Mrs. Snowden A. Fahnestock win EN-
tertain party at dinner in the Della
Robbia room of the Vanderbilt prior to
the Bachelors dance this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyneley Prince
have rented the house at 10 Eas;
Thlrty-slxth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker. who
have been living at the Plaza Hotel,
have taken the house at 1853 East
Seventieth street.
Dr.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white start to-day for Palm Beach,
where they will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs William D. Guthrie en-
tertained at dinner last night at IS
Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sabin will
give dinner tonight at Ia East Sixty
second street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Alexander
will give dinner party next Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard en-
tertained at dinner last night in their
home.
Mr.. Arthur Tuckerman VIII sail to-
morrow for a trip to the West Indies.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Found.
NJ A r r | ED.

FOUND--Smsll bag. owner can have same
by Identifying contents. soia Rhlnelander
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezet were the guests for whom Rear
Admiral and Mrs w. w. Klmball gave
a dinner last night
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
DI ED.

Aiburger. Maudc B. McFaddeu. John II.
Aldrich. Peter V. Nicholas. John e.
Bale, Meta B. O'Donnell, Belle +.
Barr. Frank III. Dettinger PEilip J.
Beepe. Charles w. Perry. Edward 4.
Brandon, Cora w. pinniger, lille r.
Burden, Walter II. Rawling. Sylvester
Catrcvas, Cleopatra Kempe, Christina
Chaplin. James A. Sands. Eodman
Cherurg, Mary Scheuer. Samuel
Isaac Schrsdzu. Albert J
Greeff. Ernest i. Smith. Frances VI. II,
Gruchy. Ida Srlyth. Marina w.
Gun'her Edward ftearns. William 3.
Haviland. a. Taylor. Herbert w.
Hollister, Maynard Turnbull. Leigh G.
Kalisher Edward Van Erunt. Abraham
Kennel, William Ward. Edward VI.
Knelsel. George Watson James w.
Mcdonald. James J. Wolff. Charles, Jr.
Miller, Catherine yulec. G. w.
Molzen. Peter Walden, Russell
Mccurdy. Matthew 8.