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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
Sir John Eaton of Toronto, Sir Harry Lauder and
-. -. Martin Vogel Among Passengers

The Cunarder. Aquitania, from South
ampton and Cherbourg, which docyed
yesterday in one of the fiercest thunder
storms of the year, brought among her
751 cabin voyaEers many distinguished
folk of the social, business and dramatic
world.
Sir John Eaton of Toronto. who owns
in tkat city and Winnipeg two of the
largest department stores in the world,
got back with his family rom a fvaca-
ton in Europe. which included visit to
the battlefields of France and Belgium.
His party of thirteen persons was sur
rounded by forty trunks and it was dark
before they left the pier. Sir John said
that prices would not come down until
expenses were reduced. He thought con-
ditions in England were shade better
than on the Continent, and if, as had
been remarked by Americans. the Eng
lish We're slow they likewise were sure.
Martin Vogel. formerly Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. who has been
three months in England. Germany and
France. bordering the financial and in
dustrial problems of Europe, said he
believed Germany would be unable to
meet her next Preparations payment. He
found about 10 per cent. of the Ger
mans were for the restoration of the
monarchy. but of this group practically
none wanted the return of the Kaiser.
France seemed to be in a somewhat pre-
carious condition and was much dis
turbed by the fear that Germany would
come back to her former war power.
Our former European allies realized
that the United States would not can
eel the war debt. but was hoping for
easy terms of settlement.
Sir Harry Lauder arrived to fiji
theatrical engagements in Canada and
this country that will last twenty-five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
ANDREW G. YOUNG DIES.
Railway and Steel Man Had Many
Friends Here.

Word reached New York yesterday
from Cleveland of the death in that
city on Friday of Andrew G.. Young.
general traffic manager of the Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate Company
at Pittsburgh. q subsidiary of the
United States Steel Corporation Mr.
Young. who was 60 years DID, died of
heart disease, from which he had been
a sufferer for several months, in the
Cleveland home OF his daughter. Mrs
Owen Lock.
In the early years Of his business ca
reer Mr.. Young was connected with the
old Lake Erie and Western Railroad.
His later associations brought him fire.
auently to this city, whese he had
large circle OF friends. When the United
States entered the war he offered his
services to the Government and was
appointed chairman of the committee on
the ALLEGATION OF steel to the shipyards,
with headquarters at 120 Broadway. Mrs.
Young died several years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
BODY ARRIVES CT LINER.
Services for Mrs. Henderson VIII
BE Held To-day.

The body of Mrs. Jeanic II. Hender-
son. widow Of the late Peter Hender.
son. seed merchant and horticultural,
who died September 10 in London, ar
rived yesterday on the Adriatic. Fu-
neral services will be held this after
noon in Greenwood Chapel, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Henderson was sc years old, the
daughter Of the late Andrew Reid.
whose greenhouses and flower store at
the corner of Broadway and Eleventh
street was the pioneer floral establish
ment of New York city.
After the death Of Mr. Henderson in
1890 Mrs. Henderson went abroad to
study art. Some of her work has been
admitted for exhibition in the ROYAL
Academy.
Her nearest surviving relatives are
two neices. Mrs. II. IT. Holmes Of Jer-
sey City and Miss Ruth Jean Reid of
Boston. and one nephew, Chauncey
Reid Daniels Of &c East Thirty-second
street, Brooklyn.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va,
Sept. 30.--Mr and Mrs. Samuel r. Cal
laway. Mrs. ;. Il. Galloway, Mrs. NJ.
f. Crouch. Mrs. Clark Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Bull are among to-
days arrivals from New York.
Mr.. Herbert A. Warden, Jr., Miss
Lucia Warden. Mrs. A. Andrade and
Miss Gemberling of Haverford, Pa. !:
Capt. T.. Fleiss of Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray +. Cochran Of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Bahinan of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Ellsworth Lyman and Miss
Marie Isaacs of Richmond are other
arrivals.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis of Wilmington.
y. c.: Miss Martina Burke of Macon.
Ga. Miss Natalie Young Smith of Jcr-
sey City. Miss Marjorie Cowan and
Misses Isabelle and Bessie Halderman
of Louisville KY, started to-day by
motor for New York for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius
entertained Mr.. w. Darlington Weems
of New York at luncheon to-day.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

DR. and Mrs. Linnaeus Z. La Fetra
and Miss Helen +. La Fetra. who have
just returned from Europe. are at their
home. 113 East Sixty-first street
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor
and Miss Lillian Grosvenor have come
from Washington to the Vanderbilt
Hotel Others stopping there are Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Watt of Dougalston,
L. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendrick
Bangs. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hanson Of
Harrisburg. Mrs. Charles Biddle of Phil
adelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stokes of
New Haven and Mrs. John Clancy of
Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg ID. Camden have
left the Hotel Gotham for Sc East Sixty
first street. where they win be for the
winter
Congratulations arc being sent to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles f.. Curtis of SS4 Park
avenue on the birth of a son September
20. Mr.. Curtis is cashier Of the Tank
OF North America.
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MISS KATHARINE DAVIS TO WED
VIII Become Bride of Mr.. Harold
Dortic Harvey.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis of 204
Madison avenue and Bordendale. Plym-
outh, Mass, have announced from their
country place the engagement of their
Youngest daughter, Miss Katharine
Davis. to Mr.. Harold Dortic Harvey.
Miss Davis was introduced to society a
year ago last winter, and that year be-
came member Of the Junior League.
Her sisters are Mrs. Lawrence Howe,
Mrs. Theodore Z. Steinway and Mrs.
Charles Stephenson Davis, Jr. Her
brother Rowland S. Davis married Miss
Laura Livingston, and another brother
Mr. william Shipper Davis married
Miss Frances Riker. Miss Davis Is a
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Shipper and a niece of Mrs.
Hilborne l.. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Harvey Is the son of Mr.. Ashton
Harvey who lives with Mr.. and Mrs.
David Sherman Baker in Greenwich.
lie was graduated from Princeton in
1915
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MISS ENos TO BE WED OCT. s.

spccial Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn.,, Sept. 3O.-AIiss
Elizabeth Enos, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alanson Trask Enos of Belle
Haven. will be married to Mr.. Godfrey
Sanderson of New York at the home of
the brides parents Saturday afternoon,
October s. Because of the recent death
of the bridegroom's mother only men,
bers of the families and few friends
will attend the wedding. A small recep-
tion will follow the ceremony. Mrs. Ber-
wick Lanier of New York will be matron
of honor. and the maid of honor will be
Miss jeanette Enos. sister of the bride.
Mr.. James Sanderson. brother of the
bridegroom, viii be best man. The
ushers will he Messrs. Alanson It. Enos
Jr. w. r. X Pierpont. ID. Schroeder and
Morehead Patterson, all of New York.
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weeks. under the direction of William
A. Morris. Sir Harry. who was accom-
panied by Lady Lauder was clad in
semi-Scotch outfit when he appeared
on deck and the hilt of o large knife
should above the fold of his stocking,
convenient to his right bond. He will
stop at the Biltmorc several days and
then go to the summer home of Mr..
Morris at Saranac Lake and in High
land costume, will play golf for the
benefit of the Saranac Lake Bay Nur-
sery. He will he the guest of the Ro-
tary Club at the McAlpin on October
IS and will speak next night at q din
ner given to him by the Caledonian
Club at the Waldorf-Astoria. He will
open his season at the Lexington The
atre on October II.
Mrs. j. e. r. Carpenter and her
daughter. Miss Marion Carpenter, whose
city home is at 907 Fifth avenue. and
who have been more than a year abroad,
returned by the Aquitania.
Sir William Cory, director of the
Cunard Line. making his first visit here
since 1877 remarked that the town had
surely grown since he saw Trinity
Church, then the only skyscraper on
view.
Nine. Alma Gluck. who has been rest
ing in London, returned to 90 on concert
tour with ter husband, Efren Zlmbalist
who met her at the pier.
Others aboard the liner were Judge
and Mrs. Charles b. Ames. Mrs. Ber-
nard NJ. Baruch and the Misses Baruch.
Mrs. j.. Dalziel, a. c. Baylis. Miss Sarah
Cooper Hewitt. Miss Eleanor G. Hewitt
Mrs. Marshall Field. Stanley Mortimer
Carl Laemr1le. Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ruce,
Sir Harold stiles, professor of the Uni
versity of Edinburgh Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sheldon, Ralph Peters, Jr.. r. Liv-
ingston Pync, Jsadore Saks, II. III. Boye-
sen and II. T. Sloane.
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ACTOR PLEADS BANKRUPTCY.

Frank Fay. vaudeville actor, living at
lis West Forty-eighth street, filed yes
terday In tho United States District
Court voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. lie declared his liabilities were
$4,000 and that he has no assets.
Among his creditors, according to the
petition, are Frances Fay. his wife, and
HELEN Bedeni, an actress, who hold court
judgments against him amounting to
si,13f. His only personal property Is
his clothes, which he values at 500.
Randolf NJ. Newman is attorney for the
petitioner
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WEDDING NOTES.

In st. Stephens Church, Ridgeficld.
Conn. this afternoon. Miss Ruth Lock-
wood Manierrc. daughter of the late
Alfred l.. Manierre. will be married TO
Mr.. Lewis Livingston Delafield, Jr.. OF
this city. The reception viii be at Over
look. the country place of Mrs. William
Allen Jenner.
Miss Audrey Townsend sherman.
daughter OF Mr.. Arthur Outram Sher-
man. will be married to Mr.. John Law
renee Bigelow to-day in Christ Church,
Rye. n. Y.
Miss Susan Emily Given, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Given OF
Columbia. Pa, will be married to Mr..
Wallace Arthur Cook of New York to-
day in the chantry OF Grace Church.
The reception will be at 101 East Sew
enty-fourth street. the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. William u. Given.
Jr.
The marriage of Miss Martha l3odine
Strong. daughter OF the late Edward L..
Strong of Boston, to Mr.. Howard Leland
Smith will take place tonight Mt 622
West 18th street. The reception will be
in the Cosmopolitan Club. 1876 East
Fortieth street.
Mr. Carlton r. Fuller Of this city will
marry to-day In the Appleton Chapel,
Cambridge. Mass. Miss Dorothy Mason.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s.
Mason.
In st. johns Church. Larchmont,
\. r.. to-day Miss Elizabeth Frances
Dean daughter of Mrs. William Reach
Dean. will be married to Mr.. Clinton
Gilbert. Jr.. OF this city
he marriage of Miss Grace Marie
Fitzpatrick. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Joseph Fitzpatrick, to Mr.
George Charles De Lacy, will take place
to-day In the Lady Chapel OF st. Pat
rick's Cathedral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
ACTORS TO AID FAIR.
Noted Players to Appear In Bed
ford Hills Enterta inmcnt.

William Fahnestocle. John II. Ham
mond. Miss NJ. Moyca Newell and sew
eral other prominent summer residents
of Bedford exhibited vegetables ycster-
day at the Harvest Fair in the Bedford
Hills community clubhouse under the
auspices of the Bedford Hills Memorial
Association. New Workers. are aiding the
fair and attending in large numbers.
Miss Newell, president OF the associa-
ton. announced that this evening pro-
fessional stage talent would entertain
the patrons of the fair Mrs. Leroy
Stoddard. who was known on the stage
as Miss Alice Nielsen. will sing. a
farce. 1.-THE Workhouso Ward will be
presented, the players including Miss
Elizabeth Tyre, Fritz Williams and
Grant Stuart. The proceeds OF the Har-
vest Fair will be used for the building
fund.
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neutrality-suspicious..

Mrs. Alice Parker Hoyt daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker Of
Hutton Park, East Orange. n. j.. was
married yesterday in her home. 1882
Madison avense, to Mr.. Harold r. Shurt-
len OF this city in the presence of mem
bers of the two families. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. Mr.. Aune Of
st. James's Ciurcn. at Madison avenue
and Seventy-first street. The bride was
q widow. Mr.. Shurtleff is an -alumnus
Of Harvard. During the war he served
in the army with the rank of captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
MAUREL, SINGER, HAS
PTOMAINE POISONING
One Time Famous Barytone Is
Recovering.

Victor Maurel. at one time member
OF the Metropolitan Opera Company. has
been i'll at his home. 339 West Seven
tieth street for several days from
ptomaine poisoning. II was stated yes
terday that his condition is improved,
although he has been seriously i'll. Mr..
Maurel was counted as one OF the great
est barytones ever heard in opera here
or abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
ENJoINs VAUDEVILLE TEAM.

Further appearance of Gallagher &
Shean on tho Keith vaudeville circuit
was halted yesterday by a temporary
injunction granted by Supreme. Court
Justice Lydon In favor of the Shubert
Theatrical Company. This concern
claims It has the team under contract
until September /, 1922, to appear on
its own newly established vaudeville
circuit with guarantee of thirty-fve
weeks work at $3.50 week. Argument
on making the injunction permanent
will be heard October IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
staff Correspondent ~ THE New yoRi
Hvslyn

staff Correspondent ~ THE New York
HssaLp.
PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE following Ameri-
cans are registered at the office Of The
NoU York Herald Of Paris:
From New York Mr.. and Mrs v. G.
Barrett. Miss Shirley Barrett William
A. Deblois, Mrs. J. u. Carroll. Mr.. and
Mrs. p! w Lambert.
From other places Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Gottschalk, Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Dryer,
San Francisco Joseph T.. Jaeck. viii
mington, Del; DR.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Zimmerman, Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Orleans. Dallas. Texas; Vincent Her
bert, Pittsburgh Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A..
Droop, Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
LOS I AND FOUND.

LoST-on 18th ST., between eth and Sri,
avs, In front OF Kress ) and 10 cent
store. about =. NJ. Friday, leather bag
reward 1874 Herald. Herald 50.
LOSI-Reward: dark green leather handbag
marked 70. q. r.; personal effects of no
value except to owner: left In Black and
White taxi Sept. ~ Return 20 L. 5sth 81.
LOST--Brown leather suitcase marked C. w
E., between Cunard pier and Vanderbilt
Hotel; 500 reward for return of same with
contents intact. Cashier Vanderbilt Hotel
So reward for Autographlc Jr. camera los,
in taxi Friday noon. Return to 40 Il.
Gath ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
RAFAEL ARUs.

HAVANA. Sept. 30.-Rafael Arus. direc-
tor Of I'll Mmido, among the foremost Of
cuban morning newspapers. died to-day
OF pneumonia. He was SO years old. and
prior to becoming director was business
manager for five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
DIED.

Batas. Alexander Keller. Sofa
Becl;nnann, Isaac. I7irnoert. William A.
Brit, Lizzie Lohd,.l, Albert +. 80
Borla nd. Josephine o. Lyman, X. X. G.
Brown. Wilbur T.. Merritt Henrietta b.
Cooley. George De W. Middleton, Merritt 3.
Coulter, Maude /. Mitchell, Mary Z. D.
Crane. Ruth Buell. Morgan, George r.. IT
Davidson, Clara Pedrick. William y.
Dickerson. Benjamin Prior, John Il.
Ely, Fannie Il. @. Reichert. William
FTcele. Theodore Rogers, j. Augustus
Gill. John III. saportas Frederic q.
Harding, f.. l.. c. Seamans, g. du Il.
Hartensteln. Carrie Stephen. Ernest
Henderson, Jeanne II. wilkins, Hannah A.
johnson, Olive H.
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IN NJ E M O r | A M.

THORPE. In loving memory OF my dear
con, Herbert Francis Thorpe, First Lieut..
3oist supply Train. A. u. e.. who died.
with honor In the service of his country.
October 1. 1918. aged % years. Buried
In Nevers Nievre, France.
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NJ A r r lie D.

pRoBST--ENGLISH and Mrs. James
English OF Oyster Bay. Long Island. nm
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Mary Elizabeth. TO Mr.. Frank ". probst.
on Friday afternoon. September 80, at
Ensiow God, ". J.
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Phillips, Gloversville: L. Hartford. st
Louis. and MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Thresher
Orange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01
Blossom Time" Is
Charming With Its
Schubert Melodies
Quaint Old. World Atmosphere
to Operetta Based on Com
pOser's ROmances.

AMBASSADOR THEATRE--"B I. S o NJ
TIAiE."--Musical play. book and lyrics by
Dorothy Donnelly. adapted from the orisi-
nal by A. N. Wilmer and ii. Reichert.
Music from melodies of Franz Schubert
and III. Beite. Adapted by Slgmund Rom
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. George b. Sattcrlce returned yes
terday to New York and the Misses
Bonbaugh to Baltimore.
Mrs. Walker Breese Smith has pur-
chased land In Catherine street with
which she will enlarge her adjacent
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Aspegren. who
have been occupying the d'Hauteville
villa. returned TO New York yesterday
They will take Newport house again
next season.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus r. Kountze
who have been in the Weaver cottage,
will return to-day TO New York.
Mrs. Henry G.. Gray. who had been
with her mother, Mrs. Charles II. Bald
win, left for New York yesterday.
Mrs. Stanley G. Hughes. wife of the
rector OF Trinity Church. Newport. and
Mr.. Stanley Hughes, Jr., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon King at
lakewood Terrace. Later they will 60
to indianapolis while the Rev. DR..
Hughes Is In England for an advanced
course In theology at oxford.
for a short stay.
Capt. and Mrs. Rufus c. Johnston
have gone to the naval base at Hampton
Roads where the former Is In command.
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Jcwciry.



A REWARD OF $500
will be paid for return OF platinum bar pin.
ii.ches long. containing 20 diamonds; lost
Park ann down 9th av. TO 14th ST. MARCUS
y CO., 9th av. and 18th st.
No. o6I issued by the n Y
Produce Exchange Feb. IL. 1916. to Frank
+. Boulton; having been lost or misiaid april
cation has been made 70 tile board of man
ayers for a new certificate; all persons inter-
ested are hereby notified 10 show cause with.
IN next six weeks why such new certificate
should not be issued. l.. r. HOWE, Secretary.
LoST-Between 42d ST., Harris Theatre and
entrance metropolitan Club. 18th av. and
Goth st., or In Brown and White taxi en-
route. small black silk bag containing gold
powder box and gold lip stick case and dis-
rnond lorgnette on long black ribbon: liberal
reward and no questions asked. Room 90s,
go West AID st.
T.osT-LIsERAL REWARD FOR RETURN
FLACK RAG MARKED L. J.. f., PER-
soNAL PAIERs AND yALuABLEs: FELL
FROM TRUCK FROM HoBokEN TO
BROOKLYN. T'IERNEY BOYD, $50 Full
TON ST.. BROOKLYN.
Losr-Friday. September 90. between 57th
and 3sth Ets., or IN store, fancy diamond
pin with large centre stone and two drops
liberal reward II returned. L. S. BAssETT,
157 West 18th 81.
LOST ut Bendel's or stern Bros. Sept. 80
small pendant containing diamonds. emer-
aids. amythest. ruby, sapphire, topaz: re-
ward: no questions asked: value purely
sentimental. Phone Madison Square $3.50.
LcST--Dlamond clasp. platinum settling.
Thursday night, between 43d and seth SITS
probably left In taxi; very liberal reward.
Room fo2, GO broadway. N. V. city.
LOsT-On Saith st.. Penn. Station or Long
Island train, black ribbon scarf diamond
and pearl slide. silver lorgnette attached;
reward. Phone 2677 Rector.
LOST-Gentleman's single pearl stick pin.
reward Of 500 for it's return to the owner,
CHARLES S. UNTERMEYER. 40 West
fist 1t.
LosT-Black travelling bag, initials J. u.
H., road between Crab Meadow Beach and
Ccntreport. +. l.: reward. Tel. John s6e.
81 900 REWARD
for return OF platinum ring conta lining
large rectangular shaped emerald with 10
small diamonds In setting: lost Sept. 80 be-
tween saith and Dist sits. A. II. LEE e. Co,
Inc. Is William st.
SI5 REWARD
For return OF one strand OF pearls and ono
black velvet ribbon with diamond clasp at
tnched. Jewelry wrapped In tissue paper.
Lost September is in Filth av. shopping dis
,rict. a. n. LEE CO. Inc. ~ william az.
Wearing Apparel.
LOsT--wedn esday In taxi, Fillmore Hotel
two skin Hudson sable scarf: reward
Phone Plaza 1910. 5t5 Park av:
Cats. Dogs. sc.
LOsT--wire haired fox terrier. wheatiey
Hills. between Wosthury and Roslyn: marx
ines white, brown cars belonging TO Henry
Lowe. Telephone $40, Wheatlcy Hills. Suit
able reward.
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Third Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss are again at
their apartment at 1886 Massachusetts
avenue and expect to remain there
through the winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01

Mrs. Stephen u. Elkins gave an in
formal dinner last night at the National
Womens Foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01

Mr. John d. Spreckels and his daugh-
Mrs. Claus Spreckels of San
Diego. Cal, are at the Shoreham for
a short stay.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW. YORK.

Airs. Hollis Fl. Hunnewell, the Hon
Andrina Weir. daughter of Lord and
Lady Inverforth; Sir William Wiseman
and Mr.. Edward Fl. Rerwnd Joined
friends for luncheon in the Plaza yes
terday. Mrs. Raymond T. Baker gave
a small dinner there last night.
Mrs. Walter Damrosch and Miss Anita
3. DamrosclE her daughter, returned
from England by the Empress of India.
They came from Scotland, where they
had been guests of Mrs. Andrew Car
negie at Skibo Castle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus F. Kountze
who have been in the Weaver cottage.
will return to-day TO New York.
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Count de Sieyes de Veynes. Attache of
the French Embassy. is in New York to
meet Countess de Sieyes de Veynes and
their children. who are to arrive on the
Paris. They will live at 1916 r street.
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Capt. and Mrs. Rufus G. Johnston
have gone to the naval base at Hampton
Roads where the former Is IN command.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-10-01

The Rumanian Minister, Prince Bibesco.
gave an informal dinner on Thursday
for Mr.. de Selys de Fansen. the new
counsellor of the Belgian Embassy.
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Miss Edith wetmore is in New York
for a short stay.
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats. Dogs. &C.

LosT-wednesda in taxi. Fillmore Hotel
two skin Hudson sable scarf: reward
Phone Plaza 1870. 5t5 Park av.
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IOsT-wire haired fox terrier. Whea,iey
Hills between Wosthury and Roslyn: marx
inss Write, brown cars. belonglng to Henry
able reward.
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Mrs George b. Sattcrlce returned yes
terday to New York and the Misses
Bonlbaugh to Baltimore.
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Mrs. Henry G.. Gray. who had been
with her mother. Mrs. Charles II. Bald
win. left for New York yesterday.