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JeweIry.

a REWARD OF 500
win be paid for the return OF gold ring con-
taining one large star sapphire and 10 small
diamonds: lost May 10. between 3fth 81. and
Brooklyn, or In subway. 1. II. Il. III.
WEINBERG. s65 9Th av.
LOsT-PearI brooch. Tuesday evening, May
25. between 4oth ST. and Ith av. and a2d
III and 9th av Reward. Please return TO
i2s Water St. room 6o2. or phone Hanover
1927.
LOST-Ring, April 10. 18th ST. and 18Th sv.
sRrooklynp. diamond solitaire. emerald with
2 small diamonds. Liberal reward. Phone
Bensonhurst 0ile.
LoST-Lady's satin pocketbook. Monday
night between .Sth st. and Manhasset.
H. II. contained family ticket, Manhasset TO
Now York; reward. LAWSON. ~ East 56th.
IosTLDinner ring, set with tiny diafnonds
and eneraids. Monday night, on NaHltNE-
ton Heights or Yonkers, reward. Phone
s433. BRlTTOR apt. Al.
IOcT-ouite some time ago. 33d Masonic
emblem. engraved on back "Willlam Lin
coin Sage Monroe Commander, Rochester,
II. ~" Phone oT.CoTr Murray Hiil 2a2e.
81 500 REWARD.
Lost on May -. at Jamaica Race Track,
a platinum flexible bracelet. - perfect dia
WOOD, 10 Fulton st.. New York. Telephone
Hickman sqsT.
san reward no questions asked for the re-
turn of an onyx and diamond bar pin. lost
between 61d and 35th sts. pREICER CO,
$50 5th av.
s25 REWARD.
I0st-May 70, small brooch circle pearls.
Return 10 East 36fh ~
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SOCIAL NOTES.

DR.. and Mrs. William Gerry Morgan.
of Washington, viii be at the Hotel
Chatham until they sail for Europe
carly in the summer Mrs. +. c. STAN
wood, of Boston: Mr. and Mrs. j. Win
throp Tewkesbury. OF Islip, l.. l.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank s. Doubleday. Of
oyster Bay, also are stopping at that
hotel.
Among those giving dinner parties at
the Ambassador last night We're Messrs
+. G. Victor and w. II. Taylor. Mrs. VI.
J. Tiarton and Mrs. G. "a. Curtis.
Among the arrivals at the Ambas-
sador are Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Rob
erts, Mrs. William II. Oliver and Mrs.
=. A. Burke. OF Philadelphia, and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. IT. Hamilton, OF Garden
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo v. De Pena have
returned from South America and are
at the Ritz-Carlton for a short time
previous to going to Washington. Mr..
dc Pena IL secretary OF the Uruguay
Legation.
Mrs. James h. Oliver and Mr. Charles
Oliver have arrived from Pittsburgh
nda will be at the Ritz-Carlton for a
few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs George Arents. Jr. will
have as guests at Hillbrook. their coun-
try place in Rye. N. y. over Sunday
several officers OF the destroyer feet now
In this harbor. A dinner and dance for
Miss Dorothy Arents and Miss Marie
de Castellane Is to be given soon on
board the Y. s. s. Paulding.
The Fuller Senate of the Delta Theta
Phi Law Fraternity, Fordham Law
School, had farewell supper and
dance in Delmonico's last night. Mem
bers who talked about the more
plea mt side OF the practice OF law were
Messrs. Kenneth O'Brien. Edward j.
Gantly and John O'Rourke. Mr.. X. r.
McGee was chairman Of the dinner COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Perrin Of 1i0T
Broadway have taken an apartment at
the Ambassador Hotel, where Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Chippendale OF North Adj
ans, Mass, Mrs. c. M. Greer and Mrs.
M. j. Whitley OF westbury. l.. l.. and
Mrs. Francis T.. Potts Of Philadelphia
also are stopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay T.. Carlisle have
come from their country place at Islip
to the Vanderbilt. Others there are Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Dawson Of indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Phippen OF Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Abott Of HaRers-
town. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. +. g. Child
of Bala po. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ L. Whit
ridge of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs George
J. Black OF Pittsburgh. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edgar V. Seeer OF Newton
Square. Pa.
YOUR wants and the wants Of thousands Of
others are most quickly realized through
Herald Want ads. Herald QUALITY GUAM
.strF IN ffH4t4t t.l1 A u.
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CHARLES II. JONES.

Charles Henry Jones. who Was for
twenty years manager of the American
Chiele Company interests In Mexico. died
Thursday at his home. 21S Sixth avenue,
Brooklyn, in his 6Sth year He was ~
one time manager at Tuxpam. Mexico.
for j. Wilson s. Co. exporters, and was
afterward connected with the Ward
steamship Line at Progreso. Mexico.
lie IS survived b. his wife and two sons
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Sergeant Robert NJ Hyand ~ the Head
quarters Division Police Reserves who ~
chief porter of the Rivoli. has been notified
that Special Deputy Police Commissioner
Rodnlan WanamRkcr has awarded to him
the Rodnnn Wanamaker Merit Medal, and
the presentation win be made tomorrow AT
tho Police Reserve Air Station at Fort
Hamilton.
"Biue Sunday" the pathe comedy which
u one of the hits on the Rivoii programme
this week. VIII be transferred to the Rtalto
next week along with the feature The
Woman God ChanRoyi. /"
clyde Cook viii appear at The strand next
week in his latest comedy The Guide
Another feature Of the bin viii be the fret
OF series Of World Wnndcret scenic pic
tures. South Sea Magic
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

LOST-Three aides took Brown and White
taai on 10th IT., near broadway, May .,
between 30 and Z 80 =. NJ, % iosth y. and
eeorgrtte. two tiny safety pins were on I'm
ting: one tail missing q was left IN cab.
gIW from dead father. owner hearthrokcn.
N finder VIII return same inward and no
questions asked. Phone or call Clement. 25H
West ioeth Academy 1881.
lost Silver fox fur piece. large akin. ~
taxi wednesday evening, between Ruain's 4
and the Biltmore. liberal reward CASHIER.
BimOte.
TOST-A fur ueckpiece, sables lost Mon
day afternoon; 800 reward. Amply Van.
derhit Hotel. room 1905.
IOST-Hlacls mink animal scarf, Thursday
Afternoon, between 42d ~. and cath ST. NJ.
Madison av. call Rhlneiander 9is0,
IogT-stone msrten neckpiece, leaving Ccrt
Theatre, ASth st, Thursday evening. Ad.
droaa NUDGE 81 Worth ef Reward
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time ago He was a graduate OF Union
College and was Captain in the 134tn
Regiment. New York State Volunteers,
during the civil war. Mr.. Parsons leaves
his wife. who was Miss Henrietta Gris-
comb. and several children He was 4
member Of lie Phi Beta Kappa Delta
Kappa Epsilon and other fraternIties
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
SILAs SHELBURN.

LEXINGTON. Ky, May 27.-Silas Shell
burn, pioneer tobacco man of Kentucky
and Virginia and one Of the founders OF
the Lexington Loose Leaf Tobacco mar
ket. died suddenly at his home here to-
day. Mr. Shelburn was rs years old and
was one OF the few remaining survivors
Of Stonewall Jackson's command in the
Confederate army.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller has gone to
Pocantico Hills from Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler ". Warren have
gone To Baltusrol, N. j., for the sum
mer.
Lady Rothermere OF Washington is at
the Plaza Hotel. She will sail for Eng
land early in June.
Mrs. Edward H. Ripley who is a guest
of Miss Frances Ogden Jones. will go in
few days to her house in Mendon, VT.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson gave a
small luncheon party yesterday at $50
Madison avenue Covers We're laid for
twelve.
NJ. and Mrs. r. A. c. Smith OF 400
Park avenue have opened their summer
home, Miralta. Field Point Park, Green
wfch, Conn.
Nj. and Mrs. J.e::.- f1e:sns nave taken
a house in Old Church road, Greenwich.
Conn. near the Greenwich Country
Club, for the summer
Mr. Benjamin Strong, governor OF the
Federal Reserve Bank, mas taken an
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey ii. Depew
have returned from Washington after an
absence of ten days, They will go to
Lenox June is
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burial Hoff-
man will go to Locust Valley to-day to
visit their sons, who have house there.
They will so to Southampton next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Osgood Field
will so to their house at Lake Mohegan,
n. Y. to-day to remain until July. when
they will 40 to Lenox.
Mrs. Henry F. Shoemaker closed her
house at 26 West Fifty third street yes
terday and went to Cedarcltff, River
side, Conn. Mrs. Blanche Shoemaker
Wagstaff and her young son, Alfred
Wagstaff Sd, are at Manchester, VT.
Mrs. Richard Stevens and her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Stevens. have gone TO
Rernardsville, N. J., to visit Mr.. and
Miss Caroline Stevens to Mr. Edward 3.
Condor will take place in Bernardsville
early in July.
Mrs. Henry .. navemeyer. VINO was
a guest Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. B. Frelinghuy-
sen. in Morristown, N. j.. has returned
TO New York She will open her coun-
try house in Stamford, Conn, next
month
Mrs Henry Clews and her grand
daughter Miss Elsie Parsons, will sail
by the Adriatic on June l. In London
they will be joined by Mr. Morehead
Patterson, fiance Of Miss Parsons. and
together will see the polo matches at
Hurlingham The marriage of MISS
Parsons and Mr.. Patterson VIII take
place on September in LenoX.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Armstrong enter
tanned at dinner last night for the
Minister of the Serbs. Croats and SLOW
enes. and Nine. Grouitch, who Will sail
today 70 distribute among the war SUI
ferers in Serbia supplies purchased in
this country with funds raised by Nine
Grouitch and a committee of American
women.
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GIVES BACHELOR DINNER.

Mr.. Louis Curtis. Jr.. to whom Miss
Mary Sloan Colt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard c. Colt. will be married on
June IL. gave his bachelor dinner last
night at Delmonico's. Among his guests
were Messrs. Laurence Curtis. Leverett
Saltonstall. Alexander II. Tones, Rich
ard Duane, Junius $. Morgan, Jr., John
X. Hodges. Paul G. Pennoyer Charles
ID. Dickey, Jr., and S. Sloan Colt.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Henry Clews and her grand
daughter, Miss Elsie Parsons, Will san
BY the Adriatic on June l. In London
they will be joined by Mr.. Morehead
Patterson, fiance of Miss Parsons. ana
together will see the polo matches at
Hurlingham. The marriage of Miss
Parsons and Mr.. Patterson VIII take
place on September in LenoX.
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HENRY SONS.

Henry Parsons, Sc years old. law
yer. died early Thursday at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Harold Baylis. al
Pleasantville. Y. y He was admitted
to the bar in December, 1863, and con-
tinued In active practice until q short
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
GIANTS SECRETARY TO WED.

Edward Thomas Branick. assistant
secretary of the New York Giants, and
Miss Kathleen Josephine Duggan, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Duggan
OF 612 West 1921 street. obtained a
marriage license at the Municipal
Building yesterday. They will be mar
ried June 1 by Rev. Father Farley The
bride is 22 years old. The bridegroom
IL 80 and lives at 453 West Forty-eighth
street
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
GovERNoR-cENERAI.

LONDON. May 27.--Reports in circula-
ton that the Governor-Generalshi of
Canada has been offered 10 the Duke
Of Northumberland were denied by the
Colonial Office to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
MRS. EDWARD H. CARLE OBTAINS
DIVORCE DECREE IN CALIFORNIA
Former Miss ThOrne Wins in
Action Against New York
Merchant.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW NoRK HEEALb
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 27--A
divorce was granted to-day hy Superior
Court Judge +. p. Mogan TO Mrs. Mar
garet Thorno Carrie. daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Oakleigp Thofne OF New York.
from her husband. Mr.. Edward II. Carrie
capitalist and wholesale drug merchant
of New York
In her plea Mrs. earle said her hus-
band thought more o. his horses and
dogs than he did Of his wife" treated
her like a servant and displayed no
love and affection tor hei When their
daughter. Margaret Thorne earle. was
born IN 3ctoner 1913. she said he was
dlspiessed because he had not become
the 10 ather Of boy. and remained away
from home several days, to her great
distress.
Mrs. Carle said she and Mr. Carle
were married June 12. 1912. and sep
arated August 10. 1919. She said she
returned to New York last year and
made an effort to effect reconcilia-
tion but failed. She asks no alimony
and her attorney told the court property
rights had been amicably settled. It
was agreed that the daughter should
pass six months of each year with each
parent
Both Mr.. and Mrs. earle have he'd
a prominent place In New York society
since her debut during the winter Of
1911-12. Her parents then We're living
Mt their city house. 29o Madison avenue
The announcement of their engagement
was made in May, 1912. and their mar
riage in June was one of the most
brilliant incidents of the kind Of that
spring. For n number of years Mr.
Oakleish Thorne had had his extensive
estate in Millbrook where he main
tained the Millbrook hounds. Mrs
Carle as Miss Thorne and her future
husband frequently followed the hounds
there, as well as on Long Island and at
other hunt club colonies. They also
were patrons of the leading horse shows.
in which she and her father were fire.
quent exhibitors.
With their separation in the summer
OF 1919 Mrs. Carrie abandoned her New
York social associations. Mr. Carie con-
tinued to live in their former home at
55 East Fifty-fourth street
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IN M F. M ORIAM -

PrN NETT-ln fond and loving memory 81
my beloved friend. Henry 9 Bennett, diea
May 2s. 1919. Mary +. Mckesson.
+. l.OEWEI.--ln loving memory of Helena n.
Loewel who died May 2S. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
MME. cunIE CANCELS DATES.

Nine. Marie rslric. the French scien-
tist. now in pittsburgh has been forced
hy ill health 10 cancel many OF the
engagements ARRANGED for her visit to
this country. II was announced yester-
day. She was TO have attended a din
nor OF the poland-Amcrica Society at
the Hotel AsIor next Tuesday. but be-
cause ~ her inability to attend the
dinner will not be held Nine. Curie
viii return here Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
LIBRARY srTE ron QUEENS.

The Board OF Estimate appropriated
yesterday s35.o for site for a public
library IN tho Ridgewood section OF
Queens
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Wallace have as guests their son, Mr..
Henry A. Wallace Of Des Moines, la.
Miss Margaret Powell of Cedar Rapids,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Wal
lace. started yesterday for New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

The Ambassador Of Italy, Senator
Ricci. has returned from New York and
entertained last evening at dinner at the
Wardman Park Hotel In honor or the
newly appointed American Ambassador
to Italy and Mrs. Richard Washburn
Child.
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I D.

Beer. liza j.. hoffman. Ephrla m
Berry, Phoebe A. -. Leavitt Sheldon
Burke. Mary Loomis James
clarke, Thomas 9. Meyers, Alice
Clemens, Ellen. Moreno, Albert A
Clinton, Margaret Morgan, Thomas
Conran, Michael Y. Oyerton. Evelyn r.. =
Crane. Julia Nj. Raymond. George
Desmond, Thomas + Reilly. Bernard O.
Drosse. Emil Rotn. benjamin "
Fife. Emma l. salomon, Eleanor A.
Fonda, Charlotte NJ. Stevens, Edmund T..
Greene, Nathantal y. Taudlich. Samuel
Horan. Jonn r. Waddle. John
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
WASHINGTON.

The Minister from China, DR.. Sze. Will
spend the week end in Philadelphia ana
Atlantic City.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Or and Mrs. Frank T.. West Of
Brooklyn gave dance at South Street
Inn. Pittsfield. last night. compliment
tary 10 their niece. Miss Ada NJ. West,
whose engagement has been announced
to Mr. Harold -. Grinnell OF Pitts
field
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Among those who opened their houses
Yesterday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Banyer
Clarkson, who are Just back from Eu-
rope: Mr., and Mrs William r.. s. Girls
void and Miss Helen Parish.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, who has been
visiting Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Roosevelt for several days. returned to
New York yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

LOST AND FOUND.

A reward win he paid for Information lead
ing to recovery OF 1920 Chandler, pas
senger blue touring body, serial No. s36S,
motor No. Ta9i0 license No. 1892, New
York. stolen from In front of Leland Theatre,
South Pearl 81. Albany, n. ", May II, be
tween $ and 10 y. NJ. SHERWOOD AD-
JUSTING BUREAU. - William ST. John
3646.
IoST-Rlack handbag, left 81 taxicab a,
g5th st. and broadway. containing two
dresses. Finder please notify Miss ANDER-
SON 2ai2 Bway. $3.50 Riverside
LoST-Gold purse. on Saturday, going from
5gth 81 Bridge TO Jamaica, l.. L., probably
on Merrick road, gold purse with gold lip
stick holder attached. reward 500. ANNA
FITZIU. 246 w. roth 81.
LOST-Friday. between 76th st. Madison av.
and CID ST, Park av.. gold key, chain and
keys Reward IL returned to room 5iO. 30
West ST, city
IOgr-Cnnoe. IL It.. gray, red gunwalea, In
vicinity OF Harlem River. Reward. Phone
POWERS, Vanderbilt i250.
IOST-set Of furniture covers, from wagon
rewar I'd Phone Lenox $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

WOMEN of tho Hetter Sort seem 70 answer
The Help Wanted Female ads. that apepar
I'm Tho Herald. Turn 70 tho Classified Sec
lion and see Iha WAnts.--Adu.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Russell or Mid
dletown. Conn. are at the Curtis Hotel
IN Lenox. TO remain over the holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
IN THE BERKSHlREs.

Mrs. Lindon w. Bates and her son,
Mr. Lindell T. Bates of New York,
have arrived at Lebanon Lodge, Mt.
Lebanon, ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mr. Charles y. Barney and his els
ter, Mrs. Archibald b. Hubbard or Phil
adelpha. were the first to register at
the Maplewood Hotel In Plttsfield.
which was opened yesterday. Mrs
Louis Chauvenet OF Boston also Ia
there
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder. 4. s.
N. retired. and family have arrived at
their Jamestown cottage for the sum-
mer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hughes
were the guests of honor at the dinner
given last night by the Minister OF ltu-
mania and Princess Bibesco. Other
guests included the Spanish Ambassador
and Sonora de Riano. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay,
Representative and Mrs. Longworth and
Mr.. and Mrs sumner B. Welles.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Harding has issued invitations for
the third of her afternoons at home,
which will take place on Wednesday,
June 1. and which will be a garden party
like the other two, II the weather proves
propitious Mrs. Harding yesterday re-
celved the Colonial Danes of America.
who are In Washington for their biennial
conference At 4 o'clock she gave audi
ence to the advisory and executive
boards Of the College Women's Club and
a half hour later she received the Guade-
lupe Club.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. w. Fitzhugh Whitehouse re-
turned from New York yesterday and
Is NJ stone Villa for the summer. She
will be Joined by her mother. Mrs.
william W. Douglas next week
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Square. Pa,

YOUR wants and the wants Of thousands Of
others are most quickly realized through
rIcrald Want ads. Herald QUALITY GUAM
TtTY circulation tclis.--ddr.
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NEWPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Padelford
have arrived at their villa, Clover Patch.
from New York for the summer.
Miss Roberta Willard has left for
New York to attend the wedding Of Miss
Marion Tiffany.
Mr.. A. Livingston Mason arrived from
westffeld. ". j.. yesterday TO inspect his
villa. Salidon Hall.
Commodore Flbridge T. Gerry arrived
from New York yesterday and Is at
Seaverge for the season.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Emery OF Cincinnati
IL occupying her place. Mariemount. at
Honeyman Hill.
Mrs. Austen Gray will open the Pinard
cottage. No. 2, on June for the sum-
mer
Mrs. Henry Richards OF Boston Is
visiting Mrs Aaude Howe Elliott at her
cottage In Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Louise Scott arrived from New
York yesterday and has opened Balmead
for the summer.
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder. Z. s.
N. retired. and family have arrived at
their Jamestown cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. Fitzhugh Whitehouse re-
turned from New York yesterday and
Is NJ stone villa for the summer. She
will be Joined by her mother. Mrs.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller has gone to
'ocantico Hills from Lakewood
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Miss Louise Scott arrived from New
York yesterday and has opened Balmead
for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Henry Richards OF Boston Is
visiting Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott at her
cottage In Rhode Island avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ. Padelford
have arrived at their villa. Glover Patch,
from New York for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
Cats. Dogs. &c

I,OgT-Boston buH terrier. brown ana uhto
coiorIug wearing leather harness. liberia
reward II returned. ae East ssth r.,
T,OgT--Dog, English bull terrier. white.
license plate. Reward East' soth -.
LOSr-Biack Fronch bulldog. female. green
collar; reward. 2S East sd.
500 REWARD
FOR return or small Scotch terrier dog 20 40
West 18th ST.. Apt Al. Telephone Circle 17s.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Lady Rothermere of Washington is at
the Plaza Hotel. She will sail for Eng
land early in June.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler ". Warren have
gone to Baltusrol, N. j., for the sum
mer
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

cottage. No. 2. on June 7 for the sum-
mer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Edward II. Ripley. who is q guest
of Miss Frances Ogden Jones, will go in
a few days to her house in Mendon, VT.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Thomas J. Emery OF Cincinnati
IL occupying her place. Mariemount. at
Honeyman tfill.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Miss Roberta Willard has left for
New York to attend the wedding Of Miss
Marion Tiffany.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Mrs. Henry .. Havemeyer. VINO was
a guest Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. b. Frelinshuy-
sen. in Morristown. NJ j.. has returned
TO New York. She will open her coun-
try house in Stamford, Conn. next
month.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-02
MOOSE INITIATE
LARGE CLASS ON
THURSDAY NIGHT

Lodge No. 1883, Loyal Order Of
Moose, initiated class of n on
Thanksgiving night, this being part
of the new members secured through
the recent membership drive. An
other class of even larger proportions
will be initiated later In the year.
The drive was conducted by three
teams, the Reds, Blues, and Greens.
he Blues losing, so they had serve
the banquet that followed the initia-
tory exercises.
A special dispensation from the
supreme lodge makes il possible to
extend the drive until the first of
the year, and this will be done with
the expectation that many new menu
bers will be added. The especially low
initiation fee makes il within anyone's
reach to become Moose.
The Legienieres, ladies' auxiliary
to the Loyal Order of Moose, initiated
seven new members last Monday
night. They are shortly to entertain
the Tuscola Legienieres, at which
time a banquet will be served.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-02
TWIN CITY COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY TO HOLD QUARTERLY
MEETING ON DECEMBER

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Twin City Cooperative Society
will be held at Labor ball on Friday
evening, December D. at 1880, IN the
"bie hail." when the business of the
past three months will be gone over
and plans made for the future.
A number of new officers will be-
elected, and nominations made for Of
ficers 10 be elected three months
hence.
This will be the first quarterly
meeting to be held in the evening BY
the society for over year, and II
Is hoped that the attendance will be
better than when they were held IN
the afternoon.
As an added incentive for attend.
anee there will be lady speaker OF
national renown who will speak on the
subject of cooperation.
The Womens Cooperative Society
will also hold its next meeting at this
time.
The refreshment committee will
serve a light luncheon.