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The New York herald., 1921-09-20
Bride-to-Be Is Daughter OF
Former Mrs. Cambridge
Livingston.

The marriage OF Miss Alice Isabel
Judson and Mr.. Russell Kennedy Jones,
whose engagement was made known re-
Gently to their immediate friends. is to
take place on October in the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest with a reception
in the Plaza. Miss Judson's chief attend
ant will be her younger sister, Miss
Frances r. Judson. and Mrs. John Hoar
Of Boston. Miss Mary Coffin of Pitts
burgh and the Misses Genevieve Glen
denim and Caroline Cox OF this city
will be the bridesmaids.
Miss Judson is a member OF a noted
New York family. Her mother. who
has just sent out the invitations for
the wedding, is Mrs. Samuel Hyatt Val
lance OF 81 East Fifty-third street
whose marriage took place recently
Mrs Valance previously was Mrs
Cambridge Livingston. She. llr. VAL
lance and the members of the family
circle will return to-day to their city
residence from the Garden City Hotel
where they have been living several
weeks.
Through her father. who was Mr.
SyIuB II iciu JuOoOIi, MISS JuuSOu 10 u
grcat-granddaughter of Cyrus w. Field.
who promoted the first transatlantic
cable. and a great grandniece of JUS
tice Stephen j. Field OF the United
States Supreme Court. David Dudley
Field and of Lady Anthony Musgrave.
who died at her home in East Grinsted.
Sussex. England, in August of last year.
Through her mother. who was Miss
Alice Condit Smith of Washington.
she is niece Of Major Gen. Leonard
Wood, Governor General Of the Philip
pines. and OF Capt. Albert Key. U. S. N.
Miss Judson has for some time made
a study OF Egyptology, her researches
in which have won her recognition
from the Metropolitan Museum OF Art.
with which she Is connected as an as
sistant in he museums department of
Egypology.
Mr.. Jones is son of DR.. lie Baron
Jones Of Pleasantville. n. Y. and is a
member OF a family that was promi-
nent in Westchester county before the
Revolutionary war and has lived there
since. During the early days OF the
war he served with the French army
and was transferred to the American
Tank Corps when the United States
went in.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

The second week OF the Shubert-Riyisr.
began last night with Spanish Love- which
trc. William Powell ani other members af
the original cast repeated their fine nar
formance OF the play. -
Harry Lauder, who VIII make his nr..
New York appearance this season under the
management OF william Morris nj ,he a..
ington Theatre on October 81, viii pes. ,en
days In the Adlrondacks before bcoIr,i,n
his fifteenth annual season In this countrs'
on september Fl.
The Shuberts will open 'Bloxor r.r,a.
at the Ambassador Theatre September % n.
stead OF next Monday, as announced Thc
Theatre In Atlantic City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cantor announce ),
birth OF another daughter, making four sirls
In all at their home in Mount Vernon Cav
tor Is playing In Midnight RoundersS In
Chicago.
play by Tom Gushing, founded on the span.
ish novel by Rinsco IbaneE, VIII open ,ne
season at the Empire tonight.
John Mcehan VIII make hts bow as n pro
he will present The Man In the MAXI "
by James w. Elliott
oliver Morosco has engaged the eccentric
comedian and dancer Harry K. Morton for
Love Dreams. playing Mt the Wa,nu.
Street Theatre. Philadelphia.
Miss ccrinne Barker VIII play in ..ws
Girls" aomrdy by Frederic and Fanny u,t
ton. which Mare Klaw. Inc. placed IN re.
hearsai yesterday.
John Golden has arranged with T.. Law.
renee Neter TO open Thank YOU ~ tho
Longacre Theatre soon. II is play by
Wn:hcll Smith and Tom Cushing which had
tryou tour n the early summer.
Beginning tonight the ziegfeid Foiiics a.
the Globe VIII hold two weeks celebration
of its fifteenth nnnversary. The rolIies /.
In the last TIVE weeks OF It's engagement for
the New York season before Il goes on tour.
opening In Boston October z.
Charles DeHavcr and Frederick Nice have
Joined the cast Of the Greenwich Village
Foilion. 1921" at the shutcrt Theatre, In a
comedy exit.
Trankiyn Bate was engaged yesterday for
Al Jolsons company In "Bombo," musical
revue, which will open the now .Iolson's
Fifty-ninth Street Theatre October 4 Battle
began his stage career as q boy soprano
with Haverfy's Mfnssreis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
Picnic Suppers W
Mountains Enjoyed
at Hot Springs
MIR. and Mrs. Fg ingalls,
Among Those Entertaining
at Flag Rick.

Special Despdtch to TuJfSEw York HrRALp
Hot SPRINGS, va. Sept. 19.-Picnic
suplers at Flag Foocyare popular. Ac-
companying Mr.. andHrs. Fay ingalls, OF
New York there lashight were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl J. Schnitapp OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeoGt Howard Warning
ton of CincinnatS Mrs. John GIL and
Miss Agnes Gilt of Baltimore. the
Misses Jane and dbrielle Gourd of New
York, Lieut. -Co9nander Lee Warren.
u. S. NJ: Mr. kingston Fryer OF Buff
falo and the Ban and Baroness Rosen-
krantz. who gaya large buffet luncheon
yesterday for feir niece. the Baroness
Elsie Rosenktntz just arrived from
Mrs. Clarfe G. Dinsmore OF New
York with NJ Amory L. Lawrence OF
Boston drovthis afternoon to the Boone
Cabin for,
The Revbr. Leighton Parks and sis
ter. Miss nlen Parks. arrived at the
Homesteak to-day from New York. Miss
Ethel za1skie has arrived by automo-
bile fro} New York with Miss Emily
Buch.
Mrs. fdgar r. Luckenbach OF Locust
yalIeyrove to Warm Springs to-day.
Mr.. nd Mrs. j. Malcolm Marshall and
Mr.. a Mrs. Angus ID. Mcdonald left
tod for New York: also Mr.. Frank
c. Yhderaon. who will rejoin Mrs. Hen
der A Mt the end OF the week.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

urday matinee Nth youngsters from the
Crippled Childtcn's Home-the charity
h. selccted--ahd the Sheriff accepted
tits challengeito uphold the dignity OF
his office.
He has been practising diligently with
his lines and business. while the spirits
ct Gilbert and Sullivan chuckled
ehostily. ana now he IS said to be able
t. unlock aIdoor without the least symp-
tom OF stage fright. The Sheriff. one
Is reluctantly forced to mention, VIII
parni. dancing and all kinds OF cutting
up In his conduct OF the jail In fact,
he will let the place be run along mu-
seal COMEDY lines. Nay more, he will
trip the light official toe himself, for
he Will dance with Miss Julia Sander
son aid the other principals. possibly
r.ailirs down u few more votes as he
doeSso.
AID when he utters his first line at
the opening OF the first act, when he
a-sAkens the three alinioniacs in the Jail
al roars, Come on, d'you think this
l. dormitory7" will any of the actors
IN the staGe--or those In the audience
eren dare to whisper to themselves,
"Iotten?" They will not.
For some day they may be potential
a tnloniacs themselves
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
To Aid Charity, Will Take Place of Actor He Crit
csed in 'Tangerine.'

Persons who attend "Tangerine" at
the Casino Theatre tonight will have
to decide knotty problem-whether
David Fl. Knott chose wisely In elect
Ing to save the country as Sheriff. or
whether he should have tempted fame
and cabbages as an actor. For the
Sheriff Will this evening endeavor to
play the part of a turnkey In the mu-
sical comedy and help along the show
contrary to the role played so often by
sheriffs.
His appearance. unique In that a
sheriff has never hitherto been known
to appear on stage without a bin OF
attachment, was brought about when he
levelled the shafts of criticism at the
regular actor who plays the turnkey In
the Ludlow street Jail scene, and Carle
Carlton, producer Of the piece, dared
Sheriff Knott to expose to the public
what he knew about running a model
Alimony Club. II the Sheriff revealed
that he could run the jail without hav-
Ing single newspaper jump him. the
Sheriff was TO knock the theatre for I'll
row OF boxes. That is he. was, II fs
won the bet to fiji the boxes this So
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Akin have taken
m apartment in the Ambassador Hotel
fc- the winter. Their home for some
II, ne was at 81 West Forty -eighth street.
O lers at that hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
john Costa Bcrgquist. who passed the
81 inner in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Joshua S. Cosden, who
re- emily returned to their apartment In
Il Plaza from Saratoga Springs are
3r Chicago this week with a party OF
Fl ends. They made the journey In
II 'ir private car Roma.
dr. and Mrs. Paul Block are maxi
ing brief stay ut the Plaza Mr.
9 orge Leary. Jr. also is there from
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Prince. who
nd cottage at Loon Lake IN the
A irondacks for the summer. have re-
IT, ned to their home at A West Sew
er ,y-seventh street.
Ir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Steinmetz Of
+ iladelphia with their daughter, Miss
F. ances Margaret Steinmetz. and their
soi. Mr.. Joseph Janney Steinmetz.
j. We returned to their Germantown
home after n summer abroad touring
Sy itzerland and France and visiting
FIR ends In England.
Mrs. Van Lean Black arrived by the
d rengaria and is at the Vanderbilt for
a ,ew days prior to going TO her home
IN Baltimore. New Vanderbilt arrivals
include DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Hoppin OF
Pomfret. Conn. Mrs. Douglas w. Cush-
le OF Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. y. Adams OF Dallas. Texas.
A farewell dinner is to be rendered
Capt. Conrado Heck of the Brazilian
Nayy at the Hotel Commodore to-mor-
row night.
Or. Gregory Willis, dean and treas
urer OF the College of Pharmacy of the
u iversity OF Buffalo. is staying at the
Commodore.
Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Weed OF Bing-
ha mton. N. r.. are at the Belmont
Mr.. Maurice Francis Egan will re-
IT,. to New York from Spring Lake
October s.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Brunt
Fidley, who came from Lenox, Mass,
aid Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Dixon OF
N rfolk Va, are stopping at the Hotel
Lorraine
Mrs. Edward d. Page will close her
country place in Oakland. N. j., early
ntyt month and will move to her city
hcne at 157 East Eighty-first street
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

MISUNDERSTANDING

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw Yopx HEaarp.
PLAtNFIELp, ". j.. Sept. I9.--Mlss
Irene Claire Fleming. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Fleming OF Plainaeld.
was married to-day TO Mr.. Frederick Il.
Tunison OF this city 1T the home OF the
brides aunt. Miss Catherine Finan, Hi
MARITIME avenue. Rev. J. Madison Haro,
chaplain OF the Twenty-ninth Division.
A. IT. r., officiating. Miss Ruth Free
man and Mr.. John Whitstone were at
tendants. After an automobile trip, the
couple will reside here. The bride was
employed for several years by tn,
Courtor Netcs OF Plainfeld.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
n. KLAw'S THEATRICAL PLANS
xpects to Have London Theatre
and Have Interchange or Plays.

Mare Klaw. who returned from
Europe by the Baltic yesterday, said he
thought a constructive interchange be-
tween the English and American stages
would Intensity the entente between the
two nations. To help foster this feeling
he said he is arranging for a theatre
In England when the extreme profit In
rentals has dropped and he will present
four American star actresses in four
American plays. with the supporting
companies composed entirely OF Eng
lish players.
II hope also" Mr.. Klaw said" to
bring to America four English plays
with four English star actresses, 70 be
supported in each case by an all Amer
ican company"
He announced that on October 3
Lilies OF the Field" a new play with
Miss Marie Doro and Norman Trevor.
viii open at the Klaw Theatre and that
"Sonya" will continue at the Forty
eighth Street Theatre. "Other Lives"
a new play by Theresa Telburn and
Edward Goodman, was soon to open In
New York. likewise I'VE Girls" by
Frederic and Fanny Hstton. with Mary
Young. Jullette Day and others
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
VINE TICKET SELLERS FINED.

Nine theatre ticket concerns pleaded
guilty yesterday In the United states
District Court to informatons accusing
them OF falling 70 file with the Collector
OF Internal Revenue reports OF sales as
required by law. Judge William b.
Sheppard fined each defendant s25. The
Theatre Company. David A. warficld.
Edward Alexander, Equity Ticket office,
X Leumon. Leo Newman, Louis
Cohn, Arrow Theatre Ticket Office and
tho Broadway Theatre Company.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
rs MARRIED TO ENSIGN.

ID. l.. Jones, U. s. N. WEEDS Miss
ELLEN French.
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 19.-Members OF
the summer colony OF Newport and
jamestown were surprised to-day to re-
ceive the following announcement: Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Converse French an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Ellen Hosmer French, to Delamer
Lowell Jones. ensign, Y. s. N, on Satur-
day. September 10, 1921. at 469 West
152d street, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are touring the
White Mountains on their honeymoon,
after which they will spend a week in
Newport before Ensign Jones starts
South on board the destroyer Connor
Ensign Jones is a graduate of the Naval
Academy, class OF 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
.n,rp !. NIBLACK HoNoRED
ing Decorntes Him, Capt.
.ut and Lieut.. Dunn.
kAGEN. Sept. -

tAGEN, Sept. 1e.--The battle
Iossh. flagship of Vice-Admiral AL
SNIP Nibiack, commander OF the
oerlan naval forces In European
Ana sailed for Danzig this morning
Wore the Utah left port King Chris
conferred knight commander
} In the Order OF the Danncbroug
Admiral Nibiack and decorated Capt
aut and Flag Lieut.. Dunn rcspec-
ely with the decoration Of a COM
andc- and a knight In the same ordcr
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
wEDs MRS. KATHERINE SHAW.
Mr. Charles Emerson Gurley Mar
ries Mrs. LyaIl's Daughter.

Announcement Is made of the mar
riage yesterday In this city of Mrs
Katherine Lyali Shaw to Mr.. Charles
Emerson Gurley Of &c West Seventy
fifth street. The bride is a daughter
OF Mrs. Il. d. Lyall of New York and
previously was married to Mr.. Robert
Shaw of this city and Morristown. ". J.
Mr.. Gurley Is a son OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Fl. S. GurIey and the late William b.
Gurley of Philadelphia and Washington
He was formerly connected with the
Shipping Board and now Is In the Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
sILo AUCTIONS START.

The seasons first auction sale In the
rooms OF James r. Sio and Son. 40 Ea st
Forty-ffth street. will start to-day and
continue until Thursday. Antique fur
nfture or early American design to be
oflered includes a mahogany couch.
In use during the Revolution. and a
gaming table with chairs and other
household objects OF the same period.
During the summer the saiesrooms have
been enlarged.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
MAURICE. DANCER. RETURNING

Maurice Mouvet, known wherever they
dance as Maurice. and his new partner.
Miss Leonora Hughes, who have been
appearing in London and Paris and the
leading French resorts. will arrive by
the Olympic. due this evening. They will
appear In Good Morning. Dearie." tho
musical comedy by Jerome Kern and
Anne Caldwell. which Charles Dilling-
ham VIII produce next month with Miss
Louise Groody and many other well
known players.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
FUNERAL OF R. B. MORGAN.
Services in Washington To-Mor-
row for Herald Correspondent.
Special Despatch to Tus New YosK Hrr.rp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID, c. sent 10 /

The funeral Of Raymond q. Morgan.
member OF THE New YORK HERALD staff
In Washington. will be held in the fam
iiy residence. 174s Corcoran street. AT Z
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Service
VIII be conducted by the Rev. Forrest
!. Prettyman. chaplain OF the United
States Senate.
Pallbearcrs will be representatives OF
The NEW York HERALD Bureau, the
press galleries of Congress and the Ma.
tional Press Club. OF which Mr.. Morgan
was member. The body will be placed
In vault In Rock Creek Cemetery. to be
sent later either to Massachusetts, or to
Nebraska.
Mr.. Morgan died yesterday when he
fel. from the Connecticut Avenue Bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
MR.. HEELY TO WED MISS GATES
Plainneld Girl to Become Bride OF
Bankers Son.

Mr.. Leroy II. Gates OF $40 Central
avenue. Plainneld. N. j.. has announced
the engagement OF his daughter. Miss
Pauline Mary Gates. 10 Mr.. Laurence
s. Heely, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
v. Heeiy. also OF Pla!nfield. Miss Gates
Is graduate OF Mount Vernon Semi
nary. Washington. ID. c.. Mr.. Heeiy was
graduated from Yale In 1919. His father
Is vicc-presidcnt of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
WILLIAM q. RAINsFoRD.

William George Rainsford, formerly
City Cier.s OF New Rochelle. died yes
tcrday In his home, Lincoln street.
Homestead Park, New Rochelle For
the last few years he was employed in
the Department OF Docks Of this city.
He leaves a wife and one son.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
PHIPPs LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Senator Lawrence G.. Phipps Of Colo
RADIO. who was operated on for appendi-
ellis in Flower Hospital September 2.
Lest the hospital yesterday. He regis
te ed In the Hotel Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
At COLUMBIA.

A new "Peek-a-B Boo" was presented
at the Columbia Theatre last evening
before an audi icnce that filed the house
In every part. The Kelso Brothers and
Ed Quigley appeared in the leading
parts and kept the spectators In a
happy frame Of mind.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mrs. John B. Kendrick, wife OF Sena-
tor Kendrick, and their children have
returned to Washington from their home
in Sheridan. Senator Kendrick will join
them before Congress reconvenes.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. who has
been at his country place at Na.hant,
Mass. during the Congressional recess.
will return to Washington tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

The Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett are at Spr!nyfleld,
Mass, and will return to Washington
by October /.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
M A r r | E D !.

CURLEY-sHAw.-Mr z. d. Lyau an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter,
katherine Lyall Shaw. to Mr.. Charles
Emerson Gurlcy on September 10, at noon.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-ccrtificate No. 1922 for 10 share,
/ OF the preferred stock OF the Chicago. Nil.
s,snsrr snsse sna n me 81 name maui Haissy Company
ify PAINE. WEBER a CO., IS Broad st
New York city.
LOST-.fonday. September 10. small rrsy
leather case. with valuable contents; very
Liberal reward. no questions asked II re-
turned 70 cashier. B!tmore Hotel, 43d q,
and Madison nv.
LosT--Ladys gray leather handbag. con
tanning money. keys, wedding ring. &C. ir
reward: no questions asked. BESNER, 4.
sherman p.. Jcr7ey CITY. n. }.
LoST-Blacs silk bag, subway local, betweer
I'D 81. and SON ats. containing Jewels
cash, railroad tickets 70 Boston. Lihrr
reward II returned to r. GREIL. 35 west
LoST--Biack beaded handbag: liberal re-
ward for return OF brass crucfix II con-
tained keep bag and other contents. ANNA
]. RYAN. 2ss0 B'way.
LOsT-Ten gauge shotgun at IS washington
ev.. reward. CAsCoNE. .5 Washington
nv.. Brooklyn. Williamsburg 51ss. Pros.
LosT-Saturday evening. small brown purse
containing money and jewelry. reward.
sCHERER. ssi Fox -. 1ntervale 50o6,
LOs'r--Nev ten suitcase on renn. train ar
rivIng 1870, Sept. rs. from Washington.
Tel. nonean Hlls PAR.
Jewelry.
a REWARD OF $3.50
viii be paid for the return Of platinum bar
diamond In centre. lost September i3, at or
between Clarcmont Restaurant. Riverside
Drive. ic6th and 67th SITS. MARCUS q CO..
9TH av and 45th 50
LOST.-w woodrnansten Inn, Saturday, plat
inum f02 diamond beaux knot brooch, sou.
venir, deceased family; please return &C
Liberal reward. no questions: thanks. Tel.
Plaza 2a62
LOsT-Sunday morning, lady's handbag con
tanning considerable amount of iewelry. IN
ta,i, vicinity OF i25th. Mornincrlde av. 10
i20th st. ard North River: liberal reward.
Apply 2sa st. Nicholas av.. apt AZ.
Lclsr-Diemond sapphire platinum bracelet
between Palais Royal and upper Riverside
Drive, or IN taxicab' reward. .'hone Morn
ingside tdie, during day
L0ST-on s. S. Berengaria or pier. Sept.
18th. platinum bar pin. II larro diamonds,
% small diamonds; reward. Lost Articles
Department. waldorf Astoria.
LosT-opcn face Tiffany gold watch. silver
fob. sentimental value also wallet. $50
reword rs Cuesfions Return 10 office Har.
ward Club. g W. 4tth q:
IosT-DiNr and and platinum hsrpin Re-
turn GIpDrSCS, 5s4 5th nv. No questions
asked; reward.
$50 REWARD for diamond aud ONYX ci~cie
brooch. lost September H. between fl5th
a.. nrondway and 23is, 81. TIFFANY q
CO. FIFTH az. and s1th 81
sSoo REWARD
FOR return ~ diamond and sapphire brooch
wl,h large diamonds IN centre. lost siths-
August 81 or September TO- between snth nnd
nist s,a and broadway. A. n. LEE a CO,
INC. II william 81.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST-Sunday, Lexington rv. and 5sth ~ .
skin stone mRrten. Plaza io4, after o.
Reward.
Cats. Dogs. Sc.
LosT.-rrish terrier pup, ! months old. name
on collar PADDY" reward Return e. A.
LONDON. ISL East 1osth.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham
left the Plaza Hotel yesterday for White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mrs. Thomas II. Howard has taken an
apartment In the St Regis FOR the
winter.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

DR.. ]. c. A. Everwyt, the new Mipis-
ter OF the Netherlands, has arrived in
Washington from New York, whepe he
landed Saturday. and will be at Ward
man Park Hotel until the new Legation
In Sixteenth street Is completed.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Sosthenes Denn. who
were In Havana for the past few weeks
have returned to their apartment at the
| Vanderbilt .
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
"Bluebeard" Farce,
NewHapen Banned,
Doesn't Shock Here
Play From the French With
Miss Ina Claire Only Needs
Livelier Gait.

RITZ THEATRE--"BLUEBEA EIGHTH
WIFE" Alfred savoir's French farce.
Adapted by Charlton Andrews
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

The Secretary OF State and Mrs
Hughes will move on September 80 from,
Greyston, on the edge Of Rock Creek
Park, to their town house.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW YORK.

Miss Lisa Stiilrnan Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon II. Brown In Hewlett. L. l..
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mrs Henry r. Dhnock has come from
Washington to the Ambassador Hotel
for few days.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Van Fleet
who were guests at the White House for
several days. left yesterday for their
homo in Marion. Ohio. Mrs. Harding
spent most OF the day with her social
secretary. Miss Laura Harlan. formulat-
Ing plans for the White House social
season.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Lieut.-CoL and Mrs. Morris Il Locke
Of Washington. who are stopping at. the
Ritz-Cariton. entertained several friends
at dinner last night in the new Huyler
restaurant
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mrs Turnbull Qelrichs and Miss MIR
jorie Oelrichs of Newport are at Che
Rltz-Carlton for a few days.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

LOST Irish terrier pup, ! months old. name
on collar PADDY" reward Return r. A.
LONDON. tst East tosth.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. lIollire. Jr.
have come from CrLckholly, their coun.
try place In Islip. L. L.. to the Hotel Lor.
ralne.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ". Drexel
Biddle. Jr., who have been at che Plaza
for a month, will go at the enal Of this
week with their infant son to their
country place In Irvington., N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mrs. William Bayard Van Rensselaer,
OF Albany, who returned from Iturope by
the Baltic. Mrs. Robert " Pruyn also
OF Albany. and Mrs. Frederick Pearson
who came from Newport, are stopping
at the st. Regis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stuyve SAINT Chan
Ter have returned from Europe and
taken an apartment In tho Vande, 'bilt
Hotel Mr.. Chanler and Mrs. Julia Olin
Bernhard. former wife of MIR. J. Ehilip
Bernhard. were married In Paris Msy "a.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. William Payne Thompson. who
arrived by the Berengaria. Is stopping
at the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Cha rlcs Scribner are
expected to-day from Europe. They will
go to their house In Norristown. N. ].
The New York herald., 1921-09-20

Miss Emily Pierson, who passed sew
eral days In Southampton has gone to
Newport to join her grandi arents, Cen
eral and Mrs. J. Fred Piers0n.