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The New York herald., 1921-01-26
ARNOLD POLACHEK OF
CHICAGO DIES HERE
Brother of Victor, Head of
Sign Painting Concern.

Arnold Polachek. brother OF Victor
Polachek and we'll known in Chicago.
where his home and business were To-
Gated, died yesterday in the home of his
sister. Miss Gizella Polachek. of 535
West 135th street. Mr.. Polachek came
TO this city month ago to seek treat
ment for an abdominal aiiment with
which he was stricken six months ago.
He had consulted with DIR. John Il. Erd-
man and other specialists.
Born In Chicago in 1873. Mr.. Pola-
chek received his education I'm the public
schools and then entered the Sign paint
ing business. lie was president OF the
A. Polachek Sign Company. builders of
theatrical and other fancy signs. He
held membership in Eastgate Lodge, r.
and A. NJ, OF Chicago.
Mr. Polachek leaves a wife and
daughter, who had come With him from
their home in Wilmette, a suburb OF
Chicago; two sisters and two brothers.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning. Burial Will be In
Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
WAR HERO TO WE'D
GIRL WHO SAVED HIM
Miss Gladys Lindner to Be
Allen Topp's Bride.

A romance which began last summer.
with the girl saving the man from drown
ing. eliminated yesterday in the an
nouncement by Mrs. Alfred Lindner Of 70
East Thirty-second street Flatbush, Of
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Gladys Lindner, to A. Allen Topp. for
merly of Troy. but now Of Brooklyn.
Miss Lindner. VINO is Is. is a graduate
of Erasmus High School and an athlete.
particularly a swimmer. Dir. Topp is
also a swimmer, and although only 20 Is
a veteran Of the world war. He was
with the Sixth Marines in France, fought
at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Woods
and won the Croix de Guerre for his
bravery in carrying messages under fire.
After the war he went into the automo-
bile business in Brooklyn.
One day last July he started out with
some other young men to swim from
Sheepshead Bay around to Manhattan
Beach. The others gave up, but he kept
on. When near Manhattan Beach he
gave out and was in danger Of being
thrown on the rocks OF the breakwater.
Miss Lindner. who was in a bathing
suit and on the breakwater with a. girl
friend, jumped into the surf and sue
ceeded in hauling Topp ashore. Before
the day was over they became quite well
acquainted.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
NOTES or THE THEATRES.

Speciai matlneea OF "Thc Emperor Jones'
wifi continue AT the scwyn Theatre to-mor.
row and Friday. but after this week the
matlnees wifi, be Thursday and Saturday.
Jerome Kern and Dave stamper have writ
ten musical numbers for the new Ziegfcld
Garden Froiic." opening on the New Ann
sterdam Theatre roof on February =, In nd
dtion 10 those contributed by Ballard Mac
donald Harry Carroll and Irving Berlin.
Brock pemberton will b. one OF the speak
ers AZ the Kansas Day dinner at tho wal
dorf on Saturday, making an address on his
two productions. Enter, Madame" and
Miss Lulu Be,t" under the title main
Street Emporla, Kansas. vs.. Broadway.
New York"
Mrs. Fred stone. known on tho stage as
Alleon Crater has written and sent 10 Mrs.
Samuel Koeng medley of favorte East
side songs 70 be- used al an overture on
sunday night az thc gala performance AZ tho
fTlppodromc for tho Nelghborhood Circle.
which provides for the poor of the East side.
Margaret Wychcrly has been engaged by
ronroy and Neit2er for the leading role In
tho Scandinavian drama "Eyvind Of tho
NILS" which win be givcr at special natl
nccs az tho Greenwich Village Theatre. COM
nenclng Tuesday afternoon. February T.
T.aurette Taylor revived peg o. Ny Heart
a. the Academy OF Music IN Baltimore on
Monday night. with A. r. Matthews, Engnsa
comedian. IN the leading role opposite her.
The shuberts have engaged Lydia Jopo-
kova Russian dancer, en- route here from
London, 20 appear IN n special ballet In
The Rose Girl" opening the new Ambas-
sador Theatre on West Forty-ninth street on
Monday evening. February !,
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Man Who Married Dumb Wife
Presented for Benefit
of Hospital.

Society floclsed to the Plaza Hotel last
night to enjoy again that delightful play
of Anatole France, THE Man Who Mar
ried Dumb Wife" And on all sides
were heard expressions of praise for the
young men and women, amateurs all,
who took part in the comedy, which
Granville Barker introduced to New
York audiences few years ago 1t was
delightful from start to finish and even
those playing small parts received the
applause which assured them of the sue
cess Of their bit while the principals had
enough of the gesticulatory style OF
communication directed toward them to
cause them to feel like professionals FOR
the moment.
The entetainmeat was for the benefit
OF the St Lukes Hospital Service Junior
Auxiliary. The details were in the hands
Of Miss Grace r. Henry. whose clever
work for the Junior League plays Is
always a contributing factor to their
success
The costuming Of the play was moth
ing short of a triumph for an amateur
production and would have won praise
in any professional review.
Tho Plaza has never had a more en-
thusiastic audience and, 1t might be
added. never a more beautifully dressed
one. Everybody. particularly in the
younger set. who was not in the cast or
in the dances wanted TO be there and
incidentally contribute to the social SER
vice fund.
Both the Comedy Club and Princetons
Triangle Club arc responsible for the
excellent work of some of the members
otsthe cast.
Mr.. Leonard Cox. who played the part
of Master Leonard Botdt, received his
stage training at Princeton and toured
In the college productions. AS the hus-
band of the dumb wife he was delight
full. Mrs. Herbert Grocsbeck, Jr., would
have enchanted Granville Barker him.
self with her Interpretation Of the dumb
wife Although an amateur. Mrs. Groes-
beck is well known for her ability.
Others in the cast were V. Everit
Macy, Jr.. as GILES Botscourtier, Van
Henry Cartmell. Jr., as Master Adam
Fun,inee, Cyril Butler as Master Simon
Collins. Robertson l.. Cleveland as Mas
ter jean Mdugtcr. Emerson Mcmillan Sd
as the Blind Fiddler. J. Berry Underhill.
Jr., as Master Serophin, Mrs. Leonard
Cox as lfDie. de In BrHne. Miss Dorothy
Clapp as ME de IN Gdrdndiers and
Miss Janet Brewer as Alison, the maid.
Between the acts debutantes appeared
in series Of picturesque dances. In
Guiding a gypsy dance. gavotte ana
street childrens dance. The dancers IN
cluded the Misses Curric Duke Mathews,
Louise Reick. Sylvia Seymour. Virginia
Hagen, Marguerite Doubleday. Alice
Goddard Mary Lincoln, Katharine
Knapp. Geraldine McAlpin. Martha ott-
ley, Eleanor Fales Coward. Betty Mer-
chant. Ethel Potter. Marie Lamarche.
Rita Boxer. Mariquita Penniman.
Sophie Duer. Florence Clendenin. Caro-
lyn Fcrriday. Virginia de Haven, Eisic
and Dorothy morrill,, Edith McCoon.
Emily s. Hammond Ruth Manierre.
Helen l.. :. Trevor. Eleanor Landon.
Hope Lincoln and Helen Lee.
After the programme thare was gen
eral dancing The play with the dances
will be repeated tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
WILLIAM KENEFICK,
RAILWAY HEAD, DIES
Was Contractor and Builder
of Many Lines.

William Kenefck of Kansas City. Mo-,
president of the Missouri. Oklahoma and
Gulf Railway. and widely known as a
railroad contractor and builder. died
yesterday In the nome OF his son-in-law.
Arthur Day. Of Garden City. lie was
born in ireland SO years ago.
Mr. Kenefck was one OF the pioneer
railroad builders Of the middle West.
lie constructed many OF the trunk lines
Of the West as a railroad contractor
and financed and built others. Visual
izing the possibilities OF a direct rail
connection between Kansas and the
Gulf of Mexico, he built the Missouri
Oklahoma and Gulf Railway. Mr.. Kene-
hck carried out several irrigation
projects as we'll and also founded a
million dollar zinc corporation. which
combined the Ave largest zinc mines at
Joplin and Webb City. No.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
FRANK F. 0'NEILL MARRIED.
"sun" Sporting Writer Weds Miss
Dcafcy of San Francisco.

Friends of Frank r. O'Neiil, sporting
writer on the staff Of THE SUN, learned
yesterday that he was married last Sat
urday, his bride being Miss Dodair
Dealey of San Francisco. The cere-
mony was performed in the Little
Church Around the Corner at ] 2 80. and
a few minutes later Mr.. O'Nell and his
bride boarded the ! o'clock train at the
Pennsylvania Station fo- Washington
Miss Dealey's stepmothcr. with whom
she came East ten days ago, was pres
ent at the wedding. Miss Dealey's
father is real estate operator in San
Francisco.
Mr. O'Neill and Miss Dealey have
been acquainted for several years. Ac-
cording to their friends. she was to
leave for San Francisco at / O'Clock
Saturday. and on Friday night Mr..
O'Neill gained her consent to be mar
ried on Saturday and go to Washington
instead of going home. Mr.. O'Neill will
go South with the Yankee baseball team
on February and will take his bride
with him.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

At the Beiasco last night to see
"Dehurau' were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Hinman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Woods. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Lord. Mr.. Paul Plunkett
and party Of four and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Campbell.
Among those In the audience at the
Fulton for Enter Madame" were Mrs.
Hugh J. Chisholm and Mr.. Julian l..
Peabody and party
At "Tip-Top" az tho Globe were
Viscount and Niscolntess Hubert Ysel-
Grant dc Lendoncls. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. swords and Messrs. James Nc
Govern and George T. MlnniRerode.
"Good Times" az the Hippodrome was
seen by Mr. and Mrs. William S. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard NJ Cook and Miss
Helen Rand.
To see sally" at the New Amster-
dam were Messrs Angler Il. Duke, Paul
Foster. +. J. Alexander and Alexander
Munson.
Mrs. Vincent Astor entertained n
party OF friends yesterday afternoon ut
the Forty-fourt street Theatre to see
d. w. Grimth's production OF "way
Town East
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
TosCANINrs CONCERT.

At the Metropolitan Opera House last
night Arturo Toscanini and his Ia Scala
Orchestra gave the last of their three
subscription concerts here before start
ing on an extended tour OF thirty cities
The programme consisted OF Mozart's
symphony In Il flat, Elgsr's symphonic
Variations; Sinigaglis's Piedmont"
suite. based on popular themes. and
Wagner's prelude to Die Meistcrsln-
ger" The performance again revealed
Mr. Toscanlni's superb powers as n con-
ductor and he and the orchestra received
the piaudits OF warm appreciation from
a very large audience.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
LETz QUARTET CONCERT.

Last evening at Aeollan Hall the Lett
Quartet gave it's second concert The
programme comprised an unfinished
quartet. one movement allegro assai.
opus posthumous, by Schubert Brahms's
quartet IN A. for piano. violin. viola and
cello. opus 2s. in which ATischa Levitzki,
as the assisting artist, played the piano
part. and as the first number Francesca
Malipicro's 1000 prize winning quartet
at the Berkshire Chamber Music Festi-
val last September. This composition.
in one movement. is styled "Rispetti Q
Strambotti," title representing two an
cient styles OF Italian poetry. and mean
ing respectively madrigal love SER
enade and n short droll verse piece. The
quartet was first played at the Pitts
field festival.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
18TH CENTURY PoRCELAINs.

An important collection of eighteenth
century porcelsins Is on view in the
gallery of the French Institute. tnclud-
ing many pieces never before shown
here. The work Il chiefly French. but
many objects from contemporary fac
tories IN other countries also are In
cluded. The exhibition has been assem-
bled by the Institutes curator OF porce-
lains, Miss Margaret Il. Gould. Among
those in attendance at the private view
yesterday were Mrs. Charles II. Alex
ander. Miss Cecilia Beaux. Mrs. A. J.
Drexci Blddle. Miss Margaret b. Gould.
Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon and Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
LIBRARY SELLS FOR sa2,51e.

At the American Art Galleries yester-
day afternoon and evening the library
of George w. Thompson of New York
city was sold at auction for total of
s22.519, the afternoon session totalling
s11,1595O and that of the evening
$11,359.50.
At the afternoon session the highest
price was $500. paid by Miss A Delmar
for a set of Bohns Classical Library.
comprising ninety-nine volumes. c..
Wells paid $500 for a set OF Burton's
Arabian Nights"
The final sale i'm the collection OF
books from the libraries of Mrs. Frank
lin Bartlett and others. including the
DR.. Henry C. Emo collection OF book
plates, held at the same galleries In the
afternoon. totalled Sl,979. making the
total for this sale S4.9S6.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
EDGAR BOOKS BRING s54.3s7.

The final session last evening in the
sale of part two Of the library OF IT,.
lie Roy Edgar at the Anderson Galleries
brought S22,S7i. making the total for
the sale S54.3s7. A copy of Capt John
Smiths General Historic Of Virginia"
sold TO DR.. a. s. w. Rosenbach for the
high price OF the evening. s2.4f0. The
first edition of an important early book
on New England. Edward Winslow's
"Hypocrisie Unmaskcd." was bought by
L. c. Harper for $4,000. w. NJ. Hin
paid Sf.425 for Capt John Smiths Map
Of Virginia" and s1.4O0 for a Virginia
item of great rarity, "A True and Sin
cere Declaration OF the Purpose and
Ends Of the Plantation Begun in Vir-
ginia."
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Announcement was made yesterday by
DR.. and Mrs. Timothy c. Tiffany of 800
South Broadway. Yonkers. of the mar
riage on Monday last at the Little
Church Around the Corner of their only
daughter. Miss Ruth Tiffany to Mr. Rich
ard Otis Cheney. Jr.. of South Manches-
ter. Conn. Only the families were pres
ent at the ceremony.
The couple will live at South Manches-
ter, where Mr.. Cheney is a director Of
Cheney Brothers, silk manufacturers.
The engagement was announced about
two months ago. Mr.. Cheney is son
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Otis
Cheney.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
MRS. R. RONALDS HAS DANCE.
She and Mr.. RonaIds Also Enter
tain mt Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Ronalds gave
a dinner followed by dancing last night
at the st. Regis. There were forty
guests at the dinner and as many more
came for the dance.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. George
]. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel
Biddle Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic II
Cruger. Mrs. Rawson l.. Wood, Mrs.
Craig Biddle. Mrs. James B. Haggin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves, Mr.. Clar-
ence II. Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold
A. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roosevelt
Pell. Mr.. Alfonso de Navarro. Mrs. Corr
nelius II. Tangeman. Mr. Reginald G..
Vanderbilt. Mr.. Maurice Roche. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Gould. Mrs. Charles de Loosely
Oelrichs and Mr.. Harry s. Black.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
KANN-RAwITZER.

The marriage Of Miss Theresa Henri
eta Rawi.zer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Rawitzer to Mr.. James Jay
Kann took place last Monday evening
in the ballroom of the ST. Regis. The
ceremony was performed by Judge Ben
jamin Cnrdozo in the presence of rela-
tives and intimate friends. DIR. Ulysses
Kann was best man. The bridegroom
formerly lived in Paris. He now is as
sociated with the Anglo-South American
Bank, He saw service overseas during
the war and was Captain in the Royal
FLYING Corps.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
DOUN-OLYPHANT.

In the chapel of 81. Bartholomew
Church yesterday afternoon Miss Anne
Morss Oyphant. a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Talbot Olyphant of 9l1 Park ave-
nue.. was married to Mr. John de Pey-
ster Douw of Annapolis, in the presence
of near relatives and few friends.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR. Leighton Parks.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
LUNCHEON TO MISS KENYON.

Mrs. Harry L. Kenyon. who is passing
the winter at the Gotham, gave a lunch
con there yesterday for her daughter.
Miss Doris Kenyon. whose engagement
TO Mr.. Howard Glib of this city was
this winter. Among the
guests were Misses Josephine de Selding,
Sara Dodge. Jane Hewlett. Louise CAL
lender, Maude Hadden. Virginia Now
bray. Louise Cattus. Beatrice Hopkins
and Selena Bearns ASA .a.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Daughter of ENJOY
to Spain to Be
Bride of Briton
Miss Mary E. Willard Engaged
to English Embassy Secre-
tary in Madrid.

MADRID, Jan. 25.-vMiss Mary Eliza
beth Willard. daughter of Mr.. Joseph Il.
Willard. United States Ambassador To
Spain. Is betrothed TO Mr.. Mervyn Her
bert. Secretary of the British Embassy
in this city. 1t is announced by La
Epocd.
Mss Willard is the only sister OF
Mrs Kermit Roosevelt Of i5l East Sew
enty fourth street and passed the sum-
iner with her at oyster Bay. She re-
turned To Madrid last October.
Miss Willard is noted for her beauty
and is well known In society. both here
and in Washington. She attended her
sister at her marriage on June IL, 1914.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
w. II. TAFT STARTS FOR HOME.

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Jan. 25.-Will-
lam II. Taft. former President of the
United States. and Mrs. Taft sailed for
home to-day after n visit here of almost
month. Gov. Willcocks and Vice.
Admiral sir william c. Packenham,
commander OF tho British North Atlantic
and West Indies station. with their
s;affs. said farewell TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft on the dock. while members OF the
American colony checred them
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
AUTHORS TO HOLD MATINEE.
BeneHt Tomorrow TO Help the
Mary EIshcr Home.

An Authors Matinee for the benefit
OF the Mary Fisher Home will be given
in the Waldorf-Astoria at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. Edwin Mark
ham presiding. There will be original
readings by afr. Markham. iona Gale,
Fannie Hurst. May Riley Smith. Isa-
bella Fiske Conant. Helen 5. Woodruff,
vacheil Lindsay and others.
Musical numbers viii he furnished by
Miss Anna Byrd. Cathal o'Byrne. Marie
Narelle. Maria Narodny and Francis
PanErac
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
GOELETS UNITED BY
RELIGIOUS CEREMONY
Large Gathering Attends
Wedding in Bordeaux Church

BonpEAux, France, Jan. 25.-The re-
ligious ceremony uniting in marriage
Robert Walton Goelet of New York and
Mile Anne Guestier. daughter OF di-
rector of the Orleans railroad. was cele-
brated this morning in the Church OF
gathering.
The civil ceremony was performed yes
terday in the principal salon of the City
Hall.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
TO EXHIBIT RELICS OF DALY's.

The great prosceniur. painting from
the old Dalys Theatre and the medal
lions OF Shakespeare and Molierc. which
we're inserted over the boxes. have Just
been purchased by Miss Margaret
Anglln and will be displayed for the
first time at the Frazec Theatre during
the matinee to-day
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
MISS HAMILTON's MARRIAGE.

The marriage of Miss Margaret Hyde
Hamilton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hamilton, 10 Mr.. Sidney
Parker Henshaw will take place on
February l In the Central Presbyterian
Church. of which Miss Hamilton's grand
father. the late Rev. Dr. Abbott r. Kilt
redge, was pastor. She will have only
one attendant, her sister, Miss Eliza
beth Kittredge Hamilton. Mr.. Wilder
Goodwin will be best man.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
JOLIET MAN DIES AT toa.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.---John Reading. 103
years old. died last night In Joliet Mr.
Reading was one OF the oldest residents
of northern Illinois. Until he was 100
years old he was actively engaged In
hanger.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mrs T. De Witt Talmage Is the guest
of Mrs. stephen 3. Elkins. She will go
to the Willard at the end Of fortnight
to remain in Washington until late
spring.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
IN ME M O RAM

CARI.soN.-In loving memor. az be-
loved son. Edwin, who died January 20.
1920. Alfred and Selma Carlson.
wooLLEY.-In loving memory OF Eioiss
Forsyth Wooiley. one OF earth's sweetest
daughters who was called 20 her heavenly
home January &c. 1917.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller
gave a dinner last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Littauer also were hosts at
dinner.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
MAR r lie .

MANNfSC.--At the Church Of the
Blessed Sacrament, west Tist st., on jan
uary -. 1921. by the RI. Rev. Mgr. Out
nan. Mary Manning. daughter Of the late
John ". Manning and Mary O'Lcary Mar
ming. to Thomas j. walsh % Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mr.. John Barrett, formerly Director
General of the Pan-American Union,
has returned TO Washington after an alb
sence of several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Cats. Dog. &c.

LosT-Dog. Sunday afternoon. wire haired
fox terrier, female, all white. except black
patch on head: reward ~ returned 70 HEN
ny A. COLGATE. ii6 Il. 53d 81 flaza $50
LosT-DOG. AiREDAI.E TERRIER. FE-
MALE FRIDAY; 10 MONTHS OLD: RE
v-kpp SOONE. eTERI,TNdi e5iG.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
EDMUND j.. sPITTA.

How, England. Jan. 25.--The death is
announced OF Edmund johnson Spitta.
He was a licentiste OF the Royal Col
lego OF Physicians. London.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mrs Owen r. Roberts had a lunch
con yesterday for Miss Antoinette w. E.
Graves. who is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
B lR THIS.

LEFLER Or. and Mrs. Aiber, r. Letter.
announce the birth OF boy January q
y. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell had q lunch
con yesterday for the Spanish Amba ssa-
dor and Sonora de Riano and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McKeon
of Baltimore
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Found.

FoUND.-Party whose money was lost and
found lac. week In Hoops's Confectionery
store may claim same upon Identification
bv 1 r. HOOPS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
DIE D.
In Nenorisn,.

carlson, Edwin woollcy. Elose +
ADAMS. - Bessie. beloved wife of Edward +.
". Adams, on January %. Services The
Funeral Church, Broadway, fith ST..
wcdnes sday. Jsuvof1. ee. az 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE,
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Reynolds of
Washington are at the Vanderbilt Hotel
for q few days Others there are Mr..
and Mrs S. Proctor Brady of Balti-
more. and Mr.. and Mrs. John T. GIL
lespie. who have come from the country
place at Morristown.
Mrs. Augustus D. Shepard. who, with
Mr.. Shepard has been spending the
holidays with Mr. ana AIRS. Arthur
Rees at Blltmore, y. c. is convalescing
Florida for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mr.. Hayward Cutting and his fian-
Gee, Miss Constance Robertson: Mrs.
Howard Whitney. Mr.. Whitewright Wat
son and Mr.. Felix Doubleday were
among the diners at Delmonico's last
night.
Mrs. James NJ. Beck, Jr. who was
here for short visit with her father
Washington with Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Beck has Joined MIR. Beck at their
home. L. Montpelier square, London.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin will give lunch
con to-day at I'll Fifth avenue in tho
Interest OF the European relief cam
paign.
Capt Clark Stearns. y. S. N. who
has been on special duty in Europe. has
returned with Mrs. Stearns and Is at the
Prince George Hotel
Miss Marie La Montague. who went
to Europe last summer, is at the Hotel
Bristol, in Beaulieu. South OF France.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman are
occupying their new house at 142 East
Fifty-ffth street.
Mrs. George Cabot Ward, daughter OF
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting is pass
lEg the winter in Washington.
Mr.. Clarence l.. Hay, son-in-law Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Appleton, mas
gone to Mexico.
Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson will go
to Milford, her country house in Pine
wood, S. c., in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Bosom will
start on Saturday for a trip to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linden Smith
of Boston are at the Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will
give dinner party tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Miss Frances Ross sister Of Lady
Geddes, who has been visiting at the
British Embassy. has returned to New
York
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Secretary Of War and Mrs Baker
we're the chief guests last night at a
dinner given by Brig.-Gen. Henry Jer-
vey. U. S. A.. and Mrs. Jervey at their
Connecticut avenue home. Gen. Peyton
c. March. L. S. A., was one Of the guests.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Mrs John Hays Hammond had
luncheon party yesterday.