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2 were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding.
Mrs. Burke-Roche, Mr.. George Ledlie
and Mr.. A. Morris Bagby.
The party I'm Box d included Mrs.
William A. Greer, MIR. and Mrs. p.
Cooper Bryce. MrS. James Brown and
Mrs. Francis Byrne.
Mrs. Charles Henry Coster's guests in
box 81 were Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. p
Eichardron and Mrs. Eenry p. Loomis.
With Jjr. and Mrs. Ernest Fahnestoclc
in toS 10 were Mr.. and Mrs Henry VOL
csti Warner.
Ny. Charles r. Sampson's guests in
box 81 were Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater,
Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell. Miss Ade-
Ina Mo,icr, Mr. Shipicy Jones and Mr..
Il. Clarence Mollcr.
nirB Hamilton McK- Twonbiy's guests
IN box IL were Nr and Mrs. l. Town
gcsc Burden and Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto
@. rabierf.
With Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont N
box were sfr. and Mrs. Martin w.
Littleton and Mrs. l.. NJ. Wolcott
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MISS HOPKINS ENGAGED.

Mrs. Samuel Porter Hopkins gave a
luncheon yesterday at her home, IS5
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. to announce
the engagement of her daughter, MisA
Beatrice Hopkins, to Mr.. Daniel Murray
Edwards. Jr. Among the guests were
Mrs. James A. Hewlett, Mrs. Carl Whit
marsh, Misses Dorothy Edwards, Lucia
Chase, Beatrice Beard, Louise Lott,
Nathalie Jordan. Ruth EngIis. Maud
MADDEN. Gladys Bedford. Virginia
Sperry. Louise Calender. Helen Church
and Priscilla Murdock.
Miss Hopkins is tho daughter of DR..
samuel Porter Hopkins. She was gradu-
ated from the Ogontz School in 1919
ind is member OF the Junior League.
Mr.. Edwards is a son OF Mr.. and Mrg.
Daniel Murray Edwards OF Syracuse.
He was graduated from Yale and served
overseas as lieutenant in the air
service.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

The third OF the Ariramar supper
Dances, the proceeds OF which will be
rsd for charitable purposes. will be held
TO- night i'm the rose room OF the Plaza.
1he junior committee includes Misses
Maud V. Burnside. Geraldine G. Hall
ogla Serbodin and Margaret White.
Mr.. Lawrence Copiey Thaw will give
a dinner and small dance tonight In his
apartment az 270 Pa-iT avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ". Hall OF
Rrook Farm. Purchase. y. Y. are at
the Ambassador for the holidays
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ARTHUR Il. nLACKMonE.

Arthur u. Blaclsnore. eT. director OF
art for the Steinwny Piano Company.
died Thursday at his home. 42G South
Second avenue, Mount Vernon. lie had
been resident Of that city thir;y-eight
years. coming from England, where he
was born. Among his designs were spe-
ci2l pianos for the White House and for
the State Capitol at Albany. and he also
designed Liberty Loan posters. Hc was
a member Of the Salmagundi Club end
the Kit Kat Club. New York; Artists
Fund Society. Artists Aid Society, Amer
lean Art Association. Architectural
League. odd Fellows and Masonic or
carnations. and the Trinity Mems Club
Of Trinity Chu<ch. Mount Vernon. Tle
leaves n wife and two daughters
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BRYN MAWR GIRLS NOT
FIRED; GET VACATIONS
Miss Barker, Thus Treated,
Sues for Reinstatement.

Sgeeial Despatch 70 THE NEW York HERALD.
NoaEIsrowN, Pa. Dec. is. - Girls
mover really are expelled from Bryn
Mawr College. They are simply sent off
on Easter or other vacations and re-
auestcd not 10 return. This "mercifui
practice as DIR. NJ. Carey Thomas
called IL. was revealed in court to-day
by tho president of the college.
DR.. Thomas had been called TO the
witness stand by George Wharton Pep
rer, counsel for Miss Marjorie Barker. an
heircss. who was invited not to return
70 Bryn Mawr. The girl is demanding
eSoneration and the moral victory of re-
instatement ut Bryn Mawr.
40 reason was given by the college
for Miss Barlxers dismissal She testi-
fled yesterday she had been questioned
about several paltry thefts that had oc-
Cured at the college. but that she never
had an opportunity to explain her side
OF the case.
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Virginia II. Odom. daughter OF
On. late John ID. odom and Mrs. odorn
Of this city. viii be married 10 Mr..
George Mead Eushmore of Tuxedo Park
to-day az noon In tho chapel OF Trinity
Church.
The marriage ~ Mlss Doroihoa Iioff-
man. daughter OF tho late Mr.. and Mrs.
William VI. Hoffman OF Brooklyn. 20 Mr..
Douglas Il. Cook of Worcester. Mass, will
take place tonight IN the chantry OF ST.
Thonas's Church. A reception VIII fol-
low ~ the Hotel Belmont
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COZ N FIR M A TIONS

ADEIS Afr. anu Mrs. Moe Ndels af aas
West isIth st! announce the bar rnii7vall
OF their son. Alfred jay, Saturday, De
cernber 20, Temple OK tho Covenant ts1st
-. and Audubcn Az. az 10 o'clco', A..
home Sunday, recoinber -, 10 $ i. ".
No cufUss
COHBN.--ai-. aad Mfs. Max Colleen ns r1i
West Sftn 10. announce tho bar gn.t..,-,
ci their SOFA 7rrederich Martin on s.tur-
day. DccCrnncr "a. Of Temple B'rai Iesh-
rrun. 81 West ssth ST., promptly ~ $50
a. NJ
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HENRY HUTzLI.R .

CINCINNATI. Dec. 16.--Henry llutzI.r
70. retired merchant and. Il is said. once
worlds champion checker PLAYER. ~
dead at IFS home here. Mr. uutzlels
collection OF books pertaining TO check
efs is said 20 be larger than that IN
The British Museum. lie was q close
friend OF Christy Mathewson, former
baseball pitcher. and the two engaged
In checker games whenever the opportu-
nifty was presented.
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SOPRANO GIVES RECITAL.

Nine. Jencie Callaway-Jofln, soprano,
with John Doane at the piano, gave her
annual song recital last evening nj
Acoiian Hall. In lyrics by Wolf-Ferrari.
Richard Strauss Itch trage meine
Mime vor Wonne Stumm" aud other
numbers she sang with some taste. style
and feeling. Her light voice, naturally
of O. fairly good quality, was not well
used and her diction was not OF the best.
She evidently is n sincere singer and
hence her failure to achieve the best re-
suits in her work is to be regretted. She
was heard by large audience.
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KNICKERB0CKER DANCE.
First OF subscription Series at the
Plaza.

The first OF a series of subscription
dinners followed by dancing. known as
the Knickerbocker Dinrer Dances, or
ganized by Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. was
held i'm the Plaza last night. -smonp
those giving dinner parties in advance
were Mines. Charles Elliot Warren
William Brown de Haven, Robert Wylie
Lyle. Edward ~. Brown. William Hill.
lard Selden, Jr., Bernard Wall. William
Crane Ivison, Harold Huntington Ja-
cocks. II. Raoul Mason. Frederick L
Durland, Theodore Bailey, Walter ID.
Despard, Henry w. Eaton. James r.
Curtis, william Bancroft Anderton. J
Riddle Goffe, David Banks. Forrest
Wright. Austin Hancock and Oliver
Hartman.
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GEN. SIR JOHN NIXON.
BOER WAR HERO, DIES
Commanded British Forces in
Mesopotornia in 1915.

LONDON, Dec. ie,--Gen. Sir John
Eccies Nixon. commander OF the British
forces I'm Mesopotau,ia in 1916 and l91e.
died at 81 Raphael. France. on Thurs
day, according TO . Mafseille5 despatch
70 the times.
Sir John spent most OF his military
career In India and also distinguished
himself as commander OF n cavalry bril-
gade during the Boer war. lie was
born In 1857, the son OF the late Major
Gen. John Pigott Nixon. and was
knightod In 1911. Following his return
from Mcsopotamia he was cleared o. az
responsibility for the British revcrses
there which eliminated IN tho retreat
from Bavdad
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Ex-sHERrFF WALTON DIES.
Elected I'm $3.50 fn ksnes County
Long a Newspaper Man.

William Walton. former Sheriff q
Kings County. died yesterday ia his
summer home al Southampton. l.. T., ~
the age of 90 from hardening OF tho
arteries. He was q veteran newspaper
man. having been a reporter on TIE Sun
and THE NEW YORK TiERALD, and later
tho Brooklyn E00Is. He was elected
Sheriff OF Kings COUNTY m 1899 and
served one term. Mr. Walton was active
in Democratic ci-cies in Brooklyn FOR
many years. lie retired at the cSpira-
tion OF his term as sheriff and for many
years had lived mt zee Berkeley place.
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JAMES LAWRENCE hE.RNy,

James Lawrence Kearny, aged &c.
last surviving relative OF Commodore
James Lawrence OF Don't give up tho
ship" fame. died ct HIS homo al Perth
Amboy. y. J., yesterday. lie was "a
son OF the late eCommodorr Lawrence
Kearly and a Granddaughter oc Conn
rnodore Lawrence
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

The Kroonland OF the Red Star Line
will sail for Cherbourg Plymouth and
Antwerp to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Butler, Capt. r. L. Groege. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. w. Homan. Mr.. g. Fownes Rig
den. vice-president of Fownes Brothers
N Co: Mrs. Rigden and Mr. Tames
Walls among the passengers
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

AIRS. Townsend Phillips, VINO has been
at so East tifty-eighth street for several
weeks before going to the Vanderbilt
Hotel for the winter, will spend the holi-
days at her place in Goshen. ". Y. where
she will be joined by Townsend Phillips,
Who will return from St. Georges School.
and Alexander Phillips, who will return
from Aiken, 8. c..
Mrs. L. Henry Hartman entertained
at luncheon yesterday in her home.
East Sixty-ninth street The guests
included Mrs. John d. Rockefeller, Jr..
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. William
Draper and Mrs. William II. Crocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Cutting, who
are for the winter at 125 East Fifty
seventh street, are receiving congratulate
tons on tho birth OF 6 son last Saturday.
Mira. Cutting was MiGs Constance Rober-
scn. daughter OF Mr.. William c. Rober-
son
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam
viii start for washington to-day to bo
guests of Mr.. and Mr.. Edson Bradley
over the week end
Mr.. L. Coster wilmerding, who under
won't a serious operation at st. Lukes
Hospital q month ago. has recovered
and lie at his home, 1o3 East Seventy
fifth street.
Miss Rose steele. who was D. guest
or her brother and ster-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Steele, in Westbury, L. T.,
has returned to her home in Baltimore,
Nd.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Mrs. Frederic
Nelson ana Mrs. John J. Wysong were
guests at luncheon yesterday OF Mrs
Morton l.. Schwartz at Pierre's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney OF
81 West Thirty-seventh street will give
reception this afternoon for their
daughter. Miss Mary Alice Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes Mccreery
will close their apartment la the Carlton
House next week and spend the Christ
mas holidays at the Ritz at Atlantic City.
Lord and Lady Granard will start for
Europe on board the Olympic on Decem-
Der 81.
John and Dyson Duncan will Join their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stuart Duncan, on
December 90 for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor.
Jr.. will pass tho holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william Ross
Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. George r D. Schieffelin
are passing tho winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner
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OBITUARY xoTEs.

JOHN :. CASEY, 80 years old. saa,.
tary Inspector for the Plainfield Board
OF Health. died yesterday IN his home
on Spoonor avenue, ria ainfieid. n. j.
During the war he was engaged n
sanitation work for the American Red
Cross at Portsmouth. Va. lie leaves
his mother and three sisters
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rnAxk g. ..LLrN

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec t6.--Frana q.
Allen, 20. commercial Photographic and
former New York uewspaEcr photog-
rgpner. died here to-day. 80 has rela-
uyes IN PHILADELPHIA and Atlantic City.
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MRS. EMMA NEE. So. os o57 South
First avenue, Mount Vernon. died yes
terday at her home. She became n
Mount Vernon resident In 1857 and was
stepmcther OF Sophie J. Nee. one OF the
first school principals OF that city for
whom the Sophie Nee School was
named.
MANUEL NJ. AI4ARCON. ~ years old.
an attorney OF Mexico City. Mexico. died
Yesterday OF pneumonia In tho Hotel
Pennsylvania. Slsnor Alarcon. who rep
resented American oil interests. came 10
New York with his wife and daughter a
month ago on business.
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IN N E NJ RIAM

COHlN.-In memory OK our beloved sistef
who passec away the 18th day OF fSiss,
corresponding with 9th day of Deceruhsi
1919. Nath. and Fanny Cohen
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DIED.

AlaIcon. MateOs AZ. Atec. hal!hA
Aeinan. dose lfo-ris. Wilsol. C.
Revcrel'S. Mary r. D'Erien Beruarc
Blaisseli. Walter l.. Paul. Trancce f. g
Charies Edward s Eossman. Laura
Charlie. Emma =. Scply. Thomas r
Cornell. Claude simpson. Elanor T.
Cummings. George ~ Smith. Annie II
Eernald. George II. Spe'man. Elizabeth r..
Fiero. Alice ". Iase5it. Hen rietta r.
Garden, william Al TAYLOR. Noses W
HAMBURGER. Benedict Thornton. Mary ~
Harris. itcnrictfc q. '''nrp. Anna g.
Bilyer, F.iwcrd +. loTnan, Sidrrr s .
Hoefer. Bertha Walton. William
Jackson. Herbert tT. Weber, tfae
katzerstcin. Alfred s Werdeuschlag. SBga
EearnT. James T.. Weeks. lsaphinc v
kimoall, william n Wiegand. W Edward
Knoche. Chs fies ". Williams. .. N.
korndorfcT. Elsie ~. Wilson. Edward s.
Mallory. Robert
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Oscar Straus, formerly Secretary
Of the Interior. and Mrs. Straus. who at.
tended the Cabinet dinner at tho W1dta
House Thursday evening, are at the
Shoreham. Mrs. Herbert Hoover gave a
tea yesterday for Mrs. Straus.
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J. N. Bonaparte
Is limited to
Rule Albania
Descendant of King Of West
phalia Refuses to Take
Offer Seriously.

1t was learned yesterday that an in
vitation had been extended to Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte or New York and
Washington, q descendant of Jerome
Donaparte. King OF Westphaha, to be-
come ruler OF Albania, which has had u
rather indefinite status among the lesser
European Powers since Prince William
OF Wicd, the former ruler, fled to Switz-
erland and then 10 Germany. The offer
came to Mr.. Bonaparte through a. J.
Chekrevi. who is represented a-s being n
high commissioner of the Balkan nation.
Mr.. Bonaparte has not given the cues
ton Of renouncing his American citizen
ship to rule over the turbulent princi-
patty any serious consideration, although
Mr.. ChelSrevi did urge him to DO so. At
his homo. T72 Park avenue, Mr.. Bona
parte said yesterday:
"Such a proposition has been made to
Tr,e by Mr.. Chekrevi. but have not given
the matter a moments serious thought.
It is getting to be old history by this
time. He first came to me three months
ago representing himself as high COM
missioner for Albania. told him
could not give such a matter O. moment S
serious attention
TO the question: Would you consider
becoming the ruling head OF Albania IL
the offer was such as to command Sc
iious attention." he replied: THE mat
ter is not one that should be taken
seriously"
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

tended the Cabinet dinner at tho W1dta
House Thursday evening, are at the
Shoreham. Mrs. Herbert Hoover gave a
tea yesterday for Mrs. Straus. .
Mr.. and Mrs EGson Bradley gave ,
dinner last evening for DIR. and Mrs
Preston Pope Satterwhite. and Mr..
and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam of
New York. who are their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley will spend Christmas
in New York.
Mrs. George Barnett ono her C.augh :
ter, Miss Anne Gordon, will go to San
Francisco after Christmas to visit Gen
Barnett and wiz sail with him Tor
Honolulu. Mrs. Barnett and Miss Cor
don will take q trip round the world.
Mrs. Harding ATTENDED sle lecture
which Mr.. Thornton Burgess gave yes
terday at the Knickerbocker Theatre FOR
trict OF Columbia She was accompanied
by Miss Laura Harlan.
The vice-Presidcnt ana N.rs. Coolidge
were the chief guests yesterday at the
annual dinner of the Congregational
Club.
Prince TolSugawa, head or the Japa
nese conference delegation, gave "a din
ner last night in the ballroom of the
Shorcham. The Right Hon. Arthur j.
The Nrinis.er OF Switzerland ana Nine
Peter were guests at dinner last night
given by Air. and Mrs. Horny Price
Wright.
Mrs. Charles w. wetmore gave o din
rer last night for the Serbian Minister
and Mrne. Grouitch.
Mrs. Henry C. Cornrn gave g luncheon
yesterday.
Senator and Mrs. truman II New
berry arc in Detroit for the holidays.
At Washing ton Hotels.
New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The wiIlard-H. W. schIoss. Miss Il.
I. Kenney, Lady l'v- Miss Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Ehrhart, o. ID.
fuss. A. II. Montgomery, J. b. Ryan,
L. d. Long. Miss Mabel Palmer. II. ID.
Randall. O. III. Mcdowell. II. J. Bick-
ford, G. l.. Stockenbridge Newton
Longfellow. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Epping,
S. S. Menken and Il. J. Rugg.
The Washington-J. G.. Delta. NJ. G.
Meyer. George c. Smith and john G.
Schmidt.
The wardman Park-R. IT, Mont
gomery.
The Shoreham---James -. Nanwert.
Sylvia I. Strook, X. Y. Cornstok. t. T..
Summers and w. r Chase.
NEwrORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fits S.mons have
returned from Washington and arc at
Harbour View, for the holidays.
Miss Natalja willard IL IN New York
TO attend n dinner Mrs. John II. Drexel,
Jr., is giving at the Ritz-Caritou.
Mr.. Paul Andrews ilAs returned 70
Newport from New Yort snd Joined AIRS.
Andrews at their cottage D, Mil street
Mr.. Edward J. Berwind OF New York
ie at the Muenchinger King.
Dfr. Thomas Powers has gone 20 Bos-
ton.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. EGson Bradley gave ,
dinner last evening for DIR. and Mrs
Preston Pope Satterwhite and Mr..
and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam of
New York. who are their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley will spend Christmas
in New York
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spcoia1 DcsDeich 10 rslu Nny YonA H4rAL
New York Herald Bureau,
washington. ID. c., Dec. 16.

Ie Jerome Napoleon Bonaparto OF
Washington and New York has been
offered the Albanian throne. rs recently
reported, nc will have TO wait for an in
definite period for Recognition OF that
title by the United States Government.
The State Department has no knowledge
whatever concerning the reported offer
to Mr.. Bonsparte, nor could it be learned
here tonight whether formal request
for recognition had been received from
Albania. Officials OF the State Depart
ment intimated, however that if the re-
quest has come In it is likely TO re-
main unconsidered until after the con
ference on the limitation Af armament
is concluded.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

John and Dyson Duncan will Join their
rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, on
December 90 for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes Mccreery
will close their apartment la the Carlton
House next week and spend the Christ
mas holidays at the Ritz at Atlantic City.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Lord and Lady Granard will start for
Europe on board the Olympic on Decern-
Der 81.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mrs. George Barnett enc fer caugh
ter, Miss Anne Gordon, will go to San
Francisco after Christmas to visit Gen
Barnett and wiz sail with him FOR
Honolulu. Mrs. Barnett and Miss Cor
don will take O trip round the world.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. Paul Andrews iAA7 returned 70
Newport from New Yort snd Joined ATrs
Andrews at their cottage ir Mil street
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

One Of tho notable audiences OF the
season greeted the revival oc Wagners 3
opera ut tho evening performance. With
Nrs. Lawrence Townsend IN Box wei Q
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Philip Bernhard. M,sa
Yvorne Townsend and Mr.. T. Ches,ey
Richardson, Jr.
With Mrs. GambriIl in Box y vera
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster. Mrs. Rich
ard Stevens. Messrs. Stuyvesant Fish
and William G. Reick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander % and Miss
Genevievc Clendenin were with Mr..
Frnzier Jelke In Box IS.
with Mrs. Frederick Pearson in Box
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor.
Jr.. will pass tho holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs william Ross
Proctor.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

slrs. L. Henry Hartman entertained
at luncheon yesterday in her home. L
East Sixty-ninth street. The guests
included Mrs. john d. Rockefeller, Jr..
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. William
Draper and Mrs. William II. CroclSer.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and AIRS. Hayward Cutting, who
nre for the winter at 125 East Fifty
seventh street, are receiving congratula-
tons on tho birth OF 6 son last Saturday.
Mira. Cutting was MiEs Constance Rober-
son. daughter OF Mr. William c. Rober-
son
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney OF
81 West Thirty-seventh street will give
a reception this afternoon for their
daughter. Miss Mary Alice Barney.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

SDORfER.-Suddenly. December Is. 1871
Elsie M. tnee Hunneket, in her 25th year
dearly beloved wife OF Raymond l.. aps
devoted mother of Raymond II. korn
dorfer and daughter OF -Arnelia and the lat
Henry Hunneke, Jr. Funeral services Sun
day afternoon at : O'Clock at her lcss
residence. iTiS Crotona Park, East BronA
Interment private.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George r D. Schieffelin
are passing tho winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, MIS-. Frederic
Nelson ana Mrs. John J. Wysong were
guesss at luncheon yesterday OF Mrs
Morton l.. Schwartz at Pierre's.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

LosSf-SIinl- coat. IN Plaza Hotel Tuesday
turn 10 Cashier, Hotel Plaza; no questions
n
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mr.. Edward J. Berwind OF New York
ie at the Muenchinger King.
Sfr. Thomas Powers has gone 20 Bos-
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Mrs. Harding attended, enc lecture
which Mr.. Thornton Burgess gave yes
terday at the Knickerbocker Theatre FOR
the benefit of the Girls Club Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia She was accompanied
by Miss Laura Harlan. us -.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

LcST-Beaver Inuff and brown suede bag.
with contents I'm brown or yellow ani
white taN.. Friday; reward. I. r. DANIEi.I..
1876 J.. I'D st.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

Miss Rose Steele. who was D. guest
or her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
MIS- Charles Steele, in westbury, l.. T..
has returned to her home in Baltimore,
Nd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fits Simons have
returned from Washington and arc a'
Harbour View, for the holidays.
Miss Natalja Willard ~ IN New York
TO attend dinner Mrs. John II. Drexel
Jr., Is giving at the Ritz-Caritou.
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diamond. Address v!ta full de-
scription, +. NJ. J.. 24sl Broadway.
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LOST--D1owl and white spanie pappy slQ
reward retura 20 SUTHERLAND, .f5.i st.
and lAy.ngston 2v., Riyeroale. y. Y. city.
Willmar tribune., 1921-11-09
ST0LlCAL SAVESL LIFE
OF OTTO WOLF

Cold Springs. Mimi am surely
thankful for my new lease of life OBJ
tained by the Sto-li-gal capsule and tap
let treatment l suffered for over ~
Years with awful pains in my stomach
and back. gas and sour stomach. coulo
not sleep. I tried various patent medi-
cines which failed. also the doctors
failed to help and I was Informed the
only possible relief would be an opera
ton for gall stones. which didn't IN
terest this young man % years OF age.
I was Informed by a friend that Sto-li,
gal would help me and it surely did, and
the facts are I used about a dozen boxes
and feel that I am cured. can eat.
sleep and feel like a. boy of 20 years:
I recommend this life-saving treatment
to all sufferers. regardless of age. Fol-
low directions and you will benefit as
I have. 1 will gladly answer all CORES
pondence (Signed) Otto Wolf. Sto-li-gal
will usually give relief in attacks attrib-
uted to gall stones. stomach ulcers.
chronic appendicitis. torpid lazy liver.
dyspepsia. gaSSy. sour stomach. pains in
stomach and back. dizziness, chronic con
situation. etc. Don't wait. start Sto-l Ii
gal treatment at once. then boost its
merits to your friends. Sold at $1.00 a
box. also sent direct on receipt of price
Digestive Chemical Company, st. Paul
MINI.
Refuse substitutes, positively demand
Sto-li-sal. Sold by F. J. Hallin's drug
store in Willmar: New London. J. P.
Olson: Spicer. Anderson Bros, and by
druggists here.-Advertisement.