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The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Wedding Notes.

In Paris to-day Miss Lena Riley Cur
fis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
John Curtis. of 9S6 Fifth avenue. who
has been in Paris with her parents for
some months, will be married to Col.
arthur Poilon Z. s. A. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fl. Pierce, brother-in-law and
sister OF Miss Curtis. sailed for France
ten days ago TO be present at the we'd
ding. Col. Pollon has been for some
months in Bucharest on special mis-
sion for the Government.
Miss Valerie Underwood. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence f. Underwood.
will be married to Mr.. Reeves W. Hart
of Stamford. Conn. this afternoon in
ST. Agnes's Chapel, West Ninety-second
street. a reception will be held at
Breton HeN.
Mrs. EliHe beth Davis of the Hotel
Ansonia announces the engagement Of
her daughter. Miss Elvira Davis 10
Mr.. Joseph j. Jacobson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Jacobson
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Resort Notes.
Hot Springs.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK Hrsarp.
Hot SPRINGS, Va, May 1s.--Mr. Fran
els q. Landon arrived to-day from New
York and Joined Mrs. Landon and Miss
Eleanor Landon at the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Hatch ar
rived from Boston and registered at the
Clubhouse playing over the long course
before luncheon Other golfers were Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Ellis Jr.. Miss Grace
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs George Batcheller
and Messrs Hc.ey Seigman Bedeli II.
Harmed ana Sss1nuel 7. Shaw OF New
York.
Mrs Chester Williams has returned
from westchester. Pa. where she pre-
sided al the alumni meeting OF Darling
ton College and later went to Atlantic
City and Philadelphia.
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JoseDh u. Ipstrade.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PROVIDENCE. May 18.-Joseph Paul
Lestrade. secretary and treasurer OF the
Oakdale Manufacturing Company. died
suddenly last night at his home. "a
South Angel street. Mr.. Lestrsde was
born in New York In 1860 and lived in
the West for several years. In 1894 Mr.
Lestrade came to Providence as owner
OF the Goshen Manufacturing Company
manufactured OF oleomargarine The
business was merged into the 0akdale
Manufs curing Company in 1906. lie
leaves a wife and one son.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Earl of Lindsay's
Brother ReWedS
Mrs. E. c. Fitch, T.
Bride Was Widow Of Son Of
President of Waltham
Watch Company.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
BEVERLY FARMS, Mass, May 1S.-Mrs.
Ezra c. Fitch. Jr.. is for the second time
A widow since October, 1917. she was
rewed to-day to the Hon. Mr.. Bethune,
from whom she was divorced sixteen
tears ago. the ceremony taking place in
St Johns Episcopal Church here.
A year later the Hon. Mrs. Bethune
became the wife of Ezra C. Fitch. Jr..
who was the son of the president of the
Waltham Watch Company. Mr. Fitch
was member OF the Black Watch Regi-
ment and he died of pneumonia In Hart
ford. Conn. while with recruiting party
for that organization. After the death of
Mr.. Fitch, the widow went to Manches-
Cor by the Sea. The Hon. Mr.. Bethune.
who IL a younger brother OF the Earl Of
ago and went to Manchester, where he
was seen frequently In the company OF
the woman who once had been his wife.
The wedding ceremony was simple.
only four persons being present besides
the bride and bridegroom. The Rev
Nelson Poe Carey pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony and there were
no bridal attendants. The four witnesses
were the mother of the brides second
husband. Mrs. Ezra Fitch, Mrs. John G.
Howe Of West Manchester. Mrs. F.. A.
Boerdman and Mrs. Gordon Means
The couple will live at 10 Bridge
street, Manchester on an attractive
place which was purchased recently by
her. She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Tucker Of Boston and Man.
chester and who now are living in New
York.
Tho Hon. Archibald Lionel Bethune
es heir to the ancient Earldom Of Lind
ray. of which his brother the present
holder of the title. is the twelfth Eari.
He married Miss Ethel Tucker on jan
nary 81. 1900 in the Emmanuel Church.
Boston. The marriage was dissolved in
1905 Their son. Mr.. William Tucker
Bethune who now is in his twenty first
year and Is second heir to the title. is
D student at Oxford University.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
JAMES LOUIS HOFF DEAD.
Managing Editor of "Nfotfon Pic
ture worIdo Stricken Suddenly.

James Louis Hoff. aged 81. managing
editor OF The Notion Picture World. died
OF an apopleptic stroke yesterday In the
homeopathic Hospital in Yonkers lie
was taken i'll In the morning at his
home. ] Spring road. Park Hill. Yonkers.
Mr.. Hoff was born in Cincinnati and
came to New York twenty-seven years
ago. after several years of newspaper
work In Rochester. In hts first twelve
years in New York he was connected
with various publishing firms. He had
been ten years In his connection with
The Notion Picture World He leaves a
wife and one son
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Jerome COmstOck Read.

Jerome Comstock Read silk manu-
facturer. died yesterday in st. Josephs
Hospital. Paterson. of complica ton
of diseases. He was born In Brooklyn
fifty-nne years ago. and was founder
and president OF the Read & I.ovatt
Company. which has mills in Paterson.
Weatherly and Palmerton. Pa, and
Elmira. y. Y. He was president OF the
Silk Association Of America from 1910
to 1918. a member OF the Hamilton Club
OF Paterson, the Arcola Country Club
and the Manhattan Club OF New York
He leaves n widow and two children.
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Motion Picture Notes.

In addition 70 the film fes,ure Snow
blind, and the personal appearance ~
saseha Jacobsen. violinist ~ The Cnnltoi
next week Ben Turpin VIII appear In Mack
Scnnetts first comedy released bb Asss.
lated Producere, "She Sighed by the Son
side 1"
Walter NeuRhent tenor, and Miss Kath-
crime stang Niolinist. VIII be ou the musical
bill et the strand next week.
Nyrou Seiznck has purchased uo pic
tire rights 10 Justice" !" Galswofthy'r piar.
for The Selznlct ptcInreR Cnrnnratlnn-
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
MISS EDITH HALLOR
ACTRESS, WEDS AGAIN
Former Wife of L. Laurence
Weber Bride of Director.

Relatives in this city received word
yesterday from Los Angeles. Cal. that
Miss Edith Halior. screen and stage
actress. was married there last Satur-
day to Jack Dillon. motion picture direc-
tor. A recetipon was held at the Hotel
Ambassador.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs Anna
Hallor Of 407 West l45th street. this city.
end formerly was the wife Of l.. Law
rerce Weber. theatrical producer. They
were divorced last August. Their SON.
l.. Lawrence Weber, Jr.. is with his
mother.
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Services for C. ID. Barry.

Funeral services for Charles Dummer
Barry. who died suddenly in New York
Monday. will be held this afternoon In
his home, SO South Fullerton avenue
Montclafr Mr.. Barry for fifty years
was an export and import merchant
IN New York and Boston, connected with
Henry w Peabody s. Co. He was born
in kennebunk, Me. and had lived IN
Montclair about twenty eight years. His
wife. Ida Morton Barry and three
daughters. Miss Edith G. Barry. Mrs
Norman Il. Borden and Mrs. Edwa rd
w. Bodman. and a son. Charles T.
Barry survive. Interment will be in
kcnne bunk
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Polo at Whippany River.

Play for the Whippany River and
the Essex cups starts at the Whippany
Riyer Club Morrstown n. j.. on May
a. and with interest IN polo heightened
~ me coming international matches in
Srgland there X every promise of
splendid entry. Teams whose aggre-
gate handicap does not exceed fifteen
goals are eligible for the Whippany
River cup, while for the Essex cup. pre-
sented by Mrs. Charles Pfizer. the limit
aggregate handicap is ten goals. Home
teams won both trophies last year. but
were hard pressed to do 80
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With the SeagOers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Fleitmann
and their young daughter will sail by
the Rotterdam Saturday TO pass two
months In England and France. They
will attend the polo matches at Hurting
ham and will return to their place In
Westbury. H. L., early in August
Mrs. Ferdinand Thieriot of San Fran
cisco, with her small sons. Charles and
Ferdinand Thieriot and her daughter
Miss Yvonne Theriot, is at the Ann
bassador Hotel previous TO sailing for
Europe by the Rotterdam Saturday,
Mr.. Henry de Bach. attache OF the
Russian Embassy in Washington, and
Mime de Bach are at the Ritz-Carlton,
having come to meet Mr. and Mrs. Van
Loon, parents of Nine. de Bach, who are
passengers on board the Aquitania. due
Saturday
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
To Form Churchwoman's Club.

meeting OF the Churchwoman'
League for Patriotic Service will he
ne'd this afternoon at o'clock at 5s
East Nif'y-sixth street. when Miss Mary
Van lileek. first chief OF the Woman's
6ureaa, Department OF Labor. and Mrs.
Richard Aldrich viii speak. The league
is planning the formation OF church.
woman's club IN this city which will
he OF service 10 women coming here
for meetings, shopping or study. Tho
Officers OF the league are Mrs Hamil-
ton r. Fairfax. president: Mrs Henry
q. Sanford. Misc Agnes r. Warren and
Mrs Richard Adrich vice-presidents;
Miss Emie 8. Day. secretary. and Miss
Violet Bennett treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
White SULPHUR Springs.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW Yorn HEsALp
WHITE SULPHUR SPniHos, W. Va,
May fs.--Mrs. Pembroke Jonee motored
to Kates Mountain Club for tea, accom-
panied by Miss II. Bolles. who Is with
her at her cottage in Florida Row.
Arrivals to-day include Mrs. w. II.
Taylor or Huntington. w. Va. accom-
panied by Mrs. H. A. Wolcott and Miss
Wolcott Of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer James OF Chicago and Or. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Kenney OF Worcester, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Beautify Riverside Park.
Commissioner Gallatin and Comp
trOller Tell Women Of Plans.

Park Commissioner Gallatin and
Comptroller Craig assured the members
of the Women's League for the Pro-
lection OF Riverside Park at its meeting
yesterday that the city has arranged
to clean and beautify the park within
the next sixty days. The meeting was
held in the Claremont at i25th street
and the Drive. q vantage point from
which the 500 members were able to
view the ash and paper dumps along
the river edge.
The other speakers were Senator
Nathan Straus and Mrs. John G. Kerr.
who was elected president OF the league
for the next year
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
LOST AND FOUND.
Jeweiry.
A REWARp Oh fl25

A REWARD OF si25
v III be paid for return OF platinum and ola
mond bowknot pin, lost May II. between
5etb and 72d sts. BLACK. STARR s. FROST.
5th av. and 4sth -.
IOs1'-biamond ring. 1914 carsts, set with
pIatlnum setting With 2S diamonds; | plat
num wedding ring With diamonds all
around liberal reward. no questions asked.
Cali or write, AUDREY MAPLE, care Liuder
Adv. Agency, - W. i2d ~
TDST-DlRmond ring. ladies' dressing room.
waldorf Astoria. MAY ~, about O'Clock
Liberal reward IN returned to UPTON SLING
I.JFF telephone Rector ss26. No questions
asked.
I,Os'r-sunday. vicinity Central Park aud
West 72d 81. gold octagon wrist watch
reward OUR COOPERATIVE CAFE
TERRA. "a Irving place
LOST Sunday. MAY is. a. Or near Long
Beach jaue drop earrings. Reward n
finder viii please return 70 NJ. l.. MORAN, .
West bIth St. care Tsppe.
IOgT-Tuosday afternoon, lsdy's gold wrist
watch. Initials ~. w n. Reward n re-
turned 30 w. 70th So "a.
L0sT-Dlamond bow knot piu. Montmartre
Restaurant or taxi 20 ajth ST.. liberal RE-
wetd. Rs'u-n 30 wes 10Th 81
REWARD stoo
I.OST-TadN's black onRmelltd powder box
green iade ornament Oh cover surrounded hy
diamonds and black enamelied lip stick.
holder attached, Century Theatre. Saturday i
W ~ CARPENTER. $50 7th nv. Circle 206e
$3.50 REWARD.
Lost, gold cigarette case. fnitialled G. A. W.
outaide, name q. A. Miller inside Return
10 A. r. LEWIS. care Abraham g. CO. 81
william St. New York.
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Miss Mary Hopkins.

NoHTHAMPToS, Mass. May 1S.--Miss
Mary Hopkins. associate professor or
astronomy at Smith College, died sud
denly to-day. She had been a member
OF the faculty since 1906
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
ENGAGED. E

r.-TIIOsIPSON.-Mr and Mrs William
G. Thompson Or Chatham. n. ~, announces
HE engagement - their daughter Mar
saret. 10 Andrew Barr OF Bound Brook.
~. j.
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DIED.

Arnold. Clinton s. keliDer. John l. s.
Barton, Anna L.. Jestrade. Joseph r.
Bryant. Frank A. Moore. Joseph
eastman. Michael j. Mckinley, John r.
Digs, Edward A. Post, Eliza ID. A.
Dix. Emily ". Read, Jerome O.
Dixon, Emily Rowland. Richs rd NJ
t.ns!isn. Thomas A. Schlichting. Frederick
inch, Winlfred X. solomon, Hattie NJ.
Glps0n, susan A. THOMPSON Ruth
5aisted Josephine Tremaln Scott
Z liancock. Hampton :. Turner. Mary T..
nm. Harriet Won Claim. Meta A.
Hoff. james T.. Wuuderlich y. W
Jensen, Mary r.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. OBrien. who
spent the winter in their home in r
street, have returned to Grand Rapids,
Mich. for the summer.
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Wearing Appa rel.

TDsT-Tur piece two small mink skins
subway. Penn station, or IN taxi 10 Van
derbilt Hotel May i6. I 80 Y Nj. rewa rd
SOS A. LIE NASSENA. 456 4th aV.. care
frank Presbrey Co
I,0gT-1wo skin sable neckplece, Columbus
nN between TSth-sSd sts. liberal reward.
Il. GORDON. Schuyler 1895. h43 Herald.
Herald Su
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Named by Roosevelt.

President Roosevelt met Mr. Lane in
California in 1905 and was so impressed
he at once appointed him TO the Inter
state Commerce Commission. Later he
became chairman Of that body and was
serving I'm that capacity when Wilson
took him into his Cabinet.
During his service on the Interstate
Commerce Commission Mr.. Lane won
the reputation OF being a progressive
His decisions almost invariably were
plea sing 70 men of advanced economic
ideas. He favored for years a national
corporation commission similar to the
Interstate Commerce Commission. with
powers to regulate all business enter
prlses engaged In interstate commerce
He contended this would be the most ef-
fectivc weapon against the evils Inn
posed BY trusts
Furthermore. he recommended a COM
mission form OF government for Alaska.
with an Alaskan at the head. As Secre-
tary OF the Interior he reorganlzed the
Government Of Alaska along lines he al
ways cspoused. He was elected a mem-
Der or the permanent international Rail-
way Commission organized in 1910 in
Bern. Switzerland.
In 1916 he was selected by President
Wilson to act with Judge Gray and John
r. Mott as the American Mexican High
Commission and helped avert actual war
with Mexico. but made possible the con-
tnuaton OF the Wilsonian policy Of
watchful waiting. When the United
states entered the world war he dis
tinguished himself by a number Of
speeches TO business men OF the country
urging upon the latter Sacrifices az
worthy as those OF the men on their way
10 the trenches
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
IN M + M O r A M.

loving memory ~ Eleanor J.
shields. May 10. 1919.
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LANES BODY is TAKEN
TO CHICAGO FOR BURIAL
PriOate Services viii Be Held
as He Requested.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi. May ls.-The body
OF Franklin X. Lane was taken tonight
20 Chicago by George w Lane. his
brother Mrs Franklin X. Lane and
Mrs. Franklin *. Lane. Jr who were
with him when ne died. In Chicago
Mr. Lanes body viii be cremated. fol
lowing a private. funeral. which was
one OF his last requests
Mr.. Lane came here last January to
recover his health and later went 10
California for a milder climate. He
returned early this month. His con
dition was favorable for an operation
and continued Improvement was noted
until the heart attack from which he
died this morning.
In sheer weight or ability Franklin
*. Lane WAS perhaps the strongest man
of the many who held portfolios IN Mr..
Wilson's Cabinets. lie was horn near
Charlottestown. Prince Edward Island.
and II is entirely likely this fact contrib
uted largely to the reason why he was
not nominated for the Presidency OF the
United States.
He was born July Is. 1864, the son of
q Canadian doctor. who moved TO Cali
tornia when the boy was 3 years old
lie was prepared in the public schools
Tor the University of California. from
which he was graduated in 1885 BY
reason OF his scholastic achievements the
honorary degree Of LID. was conferred
on him by his alma mater some years
later. and subsequently by New York
and Brown universities and the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina.
lie went into newspaper work after
leaving college. coming East as the rep
resentative OF severa! newspa pers. Later
he returned to the Pacific coast and
Lurchasod an interest In the Tscoma
Daily Ne1cS. He edited that paper until
1t encountered financial troubles. mean
while continuing his studies of law In
1889 he was admitted TO the Bar in
California. and from 1897 until 1902 was
Corporation Counsel for san Francisco
He failed of election to the Governor
ship of California by a narrow margin
and in 1903 received his party's vote In
the Legislature for the United States
Senate.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Miss Gertrude L. Hayward Of Boston
has leased the Bauer cottage No and
will arrive in June.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Newport.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Nos have arrived
at their cottage.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr.. Frederic ]. Stimson. American
Amba ssador to Argentina. arrived IL
Washington yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Miss Van Ingen of New York is visit
ing Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter OF the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Miss Gertrude l.. hayward or Boston
has leased the Bauer cottage No and
will arrive in June.
Comma nder and Mrs. Stuart @. Greig
gave a dinner last night at the Torpedo
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Bogert to-day
opened the Bull cottage at the Mile Cor
ner and will arrive this week for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs William T. Glyn have
opened Mayfields. Mrs. Glyn. who IS al
the Muenchinger King, will occupy the
place to-day.
Commander John W. Morse and Mrs.
Morse g9ve party for children ~
Baileys Beach yesterday They will
start next week for Paris.
Mrs William r. Sayles. wife Of Capt.
Sayles. II. S. n, gave bridge party
last night, followed by supper.
Mr. and Mrs William b. Emmons of
Boston are visiting Capt Douglas r.
DlsmulSes II. s. n. and Mrs. Dismukes
at the Training Station. Mrs. Dsmukes
gave a dinner for them last night
Mrs. Richard stevens has removed
her household effects from the Rhudd-
lsns cottages TO her home at Castle
Point. Hoboken. She will spend part
OF the season at Newport
Mrs. Henry A. Wiley. wife OF Rear
Admiral Wiley. gave tea yesterday for
Mrs. Thomas p. Magruder. who is TO
soon join her husband. Rear Admiral
Magruder. Naval Attache at the Amer
lean Embassy in Paris
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Comma nder and Mrs. Stuart @. Greig
gave a dinner last night at the Torpedo
Station.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

ball Gloria will sail for italy with her
fl ther and mother.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Miss Ruth Stiles. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wardell Stiles. has selected
next Tuesday as the date Of her marriage
to Mr.. Eads Johnson OF New York. Mr..
Johnson will take his bride TO Europe on
their wedding trip.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
la Menoriam.

Shields. Eleanor j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Personal Intelligence.
New York.

New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves expect TO
start for Europe next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. u. Schieneln
are at their house in Morristown, ~ j.
Mrs George Bruce Brown OF 9sS Fifth
avenue will sail by the Olympic June 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Whitney gave a
dinner last night in the Ambassa dor
Hotel.
Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr.. of 500 Park
avenue has opened her country place in
Locust Valley. L. l.
Mrs George A. Crocker viii close her
city house tomorrow and go to Mount
Kisco. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte have returned from Baltimore and
Green Spring Valley Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish OF $40
Fifth avenue will go to Rocklawn. Gar
rison. n. Y, the end of this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich are at
tne PlaZa from Snug Harbor. Great
Neck. l.. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wili.:-. = sew and
family will go tomorrow to westbury.
l. I.
Mrs Henry F.. Dimock will go to Can
andaigua, n. Y, from Washington, D.
c., June l. to be guest OF Mrs. Freder-
lex r. Thompson
Mrs. II. Casimir de Rham will pass
the summer In Tuxedo Park Sunny
croft, her Newport villa has been taken
Tor the season by the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Herbert Shipman.
Mrs. Charles Potter King has gone to
Quebec to recuperate from an attack Of
bronchial pneumonia. She will pass the
summer in Rye. ~ Y. where her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Williams, have taken a place.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Washington.

Secretary Of State and Mrs Hughes
were entertained at dinner last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison McClntock
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mrs. Charles Miles Drake announces
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Drake, to Lieut.. Commander
Vance Duncan Chaplne. The wedding
will take place in June.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

14oST--pomoranIan dog, orange color, Young.
weighs is pounds, t25 reward. Phone
1fs4 Par Rockawsy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Cats. Dogs. &C.

I.osT-Wire haired FOX terrier. white with
brown markinEs, answers ~ name of
Laura rewa I'd 90 West shth ~ Phone
Gcbuxier -n0s.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves expect to
start for Europe next month
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Bogert to-day
opened the Bull cottage at the Mile Cor
ner and will arrive this week for the
summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. y. Schieneln
are at their house in Morristown, N. ].
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mrs. George Bruce Brown Of 9sS Fifth
avenue will sail by the Olympic June 25.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Special Gable 10 The NEW Yoek HEKALD.
C0pDntght. 1921. bp TnE NEW YORK HErALp.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Whitney gave
dinner last night in the Ambassa dor
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

Mrs. III. Casimir de Rham will pass
the summer In Tuxedo Park. Sunny
croft her Newport villa, has been taken
FOR the season by the Rev. Or. and Mrs
Herbert Shipman.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15

been offered at special sole the day
previous, and, instead of securing it
for $2.45, as advertised for that day,
was compelled to pay the regular
price, $500, for the article. and then
stated that, though she had looked
over the advertisement of the firm
the day previous that she did not no.
tice the reduced price of this article.
Brunswick merchants are as enter
prising as those to be found anywhere.
Almost every week they have special
bargains of some kind, and they use
the press in which to advertise them,
and every time some Brunswick q WON
al. passes by one of these articdles she
is probably missing a bargain in, an
article which she is contemplating
buying the next time she goes out on
a shopping expedition.
Time and money would both be saw
ed if the average woman would take
her morning paper each day and study
for half an. hour just what the mer-
chants are offering for that day or
week Try it and see how much
easier your shopping will be!