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The New York herald., 1921-06-13
Stars in .Playlets
Add $4,000 to
Fund of FriarS
William A. Brady Has Role in
Me10ilrama He Appeared
in Years Ago.

Slowly the hard working actors cease
nights must have kept them busy. The
Equity frolicked at the Metropolitan
Eoera House so prohtably that the small
est regard for business compelled them
ITO repeat the process. Then the Lambs
gamboled at the Hippodrome while the
Fidelity drew its adhercnts to the New
Amsterdam Theatre. Last night the
Friars had their festival at the Mauhat-
tan Opera House The audience mount
ed high in the galleries of Oscar Ham,
merstein's former opera house. The re-
ceipts would have helped to diminish
materially the pressing mortgage on the
opera house. SO the actors do not-on
Sundays-iaeor in vain. since there was
81 .. 900 in receipts.
The audience seemed to think the per-
fornlance was worth every cent of the
money. Abbot George M. Cohan had
"entiN personal charge" Of the proceed
inge according to the programme. II
wis n provolSingly reticent programme
at times. Just when you were most
Tyxious 60 know the name OF the actor
about to appear there was nothing on
rne subject in the place IL ought to be
frscept a confidential communication to
the firm that provided the Friars with
their vegetables. Then. when you were
rsaly eager to know the name of the
playlet that tho actors were giving right
before your eyes. there was nothing but
the address and telephone number of the
source Of supply of the sea food of the
Friars. The programme was umdeniably
! souvenir. but IL seemed to recall every
thing but the actors on the stage last
night.
Yet IL was plain to everybody that n
minstrel hrst part opened the show.
There werc a number of distinguished
actors 20 take part in IL. Some OF the
end men and interlocutors were Richard
Carle. James Corbctt. William Collier
Eddie Cantor. Lew Fields Pat Rooney,
Harry Kelly and George NJ. Cohan. The
, fooling was at its best when the chief
actors we're Mr.. Cantor and Messrs.
Fields and Collier. James Barton did
some Of his eccentric dancing and Irving
Berlin brought this introduction to an
end with n song Of his own composition.
George White gave a very intimate
scene of a rehearsal of THE Scandal"
His efforts to train Ann Pennington and
her associates In their dances were con-
stantiy interrupted by his betting COM
missioner and George lie Marie. who
came 10 complain Of his part In the
Forthcoming production. II was all very
SLOPPY and for the sake of Mr.. White
and the public. Il Is to be hoped that
the sketch did not furnish forth any
suggestion OF what the performance Is
to be this year.
The programme was frank. too. about
William A. Brady. who. writing himself
down as BILL" had assembled a family
party. consisting of Daughter Alice and
Son-in-Law James Crane. to act two
scenes from the old m,lod rama After
Dark" In which Mr.. Brady had ap-
peared years ago. William Collier and
George NJ Cohan also were Joined for
humorous purposes and there was at
the end representation OF an evening
at the clubhouse with all tho members
taking pait. So successful was the pro-
crammc that 1t probably will he re-
veated in Brooklyn on next Sunday
night.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

when "The whirl OF New York" opens at
the Winter Garden tonight Miss Nancy
season, viii he in the role OF Violet
Grow, Salvation Army lass. There was y
final dress rehearsal OF the piece yesterday.
Tho performance tonight will begin promptly
at $50.
This will be the last week of Miss Lulu
Bett at the Belmont Theatre. The iona
Gale comedy, which la had a twenty-five
week run In the city. viii open IN Chicago
In September and after an engagement there
tour The important cities.
Final dress rehoarsals for The Scarlet
Man" the new comedy satire By william
LcBaron. which Charles Dillingham; win pre-
sent NJ the National Theatre. Washington.
week from tonight. VIII he held every
morning this week on. the stage Of the Globe
Theatre. The cast includes John Cumber-
land, Frances Carson. John Craig. Olive
May. Richard Barbcc Diantha Pattison.
Clay Carroll, John Gray and Grace Perkins.
The play win be presented in New York
early IN the autumn.
Mis- Billie SHAW will open her engagement
AT tho Apollo Theatre tonight with five one
act rlaylcts.
Miss Helen MacKcliar. who for two see
sons has been featured in The Storm" VII
be under lie mars~emeut OF \. u. Woof
next season AND viii he starred IN the now
which win open Al tho Eltingc Theatre on
September >.
Ted Lorraine and Gladys walton viii in.
troduce tonight new waltz n their number
IN Ine Las MaUE. ttc pSraf strauss
ope eretta. at the Century Theatre.
Two companies OF the sixty-ninth Regi-
ment which served In the famous Rainbow
Division" IN the war. will attend Tomorrow
nights performance OF "Bif Bing Bang At
the Ambassador Theatre as the guests OF
Red Newman and Charlie Mclean Of tho
Dumtells.
Donald Meek II the latest addition 20 tho
company hcirg engaged by Sam w. ffarrie
for "Six-Cyinfcr Love" the William An-
thony Mrtiuirc comedy IN thi~h rrn,+;
TruoS il 20 tc featured
Dudley Digyeg returns o tl, tat .-
'1Liiiru" a. ttc Fulton fo.ui-ht. playing tht
uart o., fAc Sporf.ir. vnirh ne tr@n a.
"Thc Chost Ho;,vccn." Vincent tawrcn-e's
comedy, w which Artha; Byron is starring
win celebrate its ono hUndredth performance
at the Thirty-nlnth street Theatre tomorrow
night.
Richard earle and Charles vinuinser arc
spending their spare time with The boxing
gloves IN Forty-sccond street uymna asium
IN preparation for special feature OF the
performance OF The Broadway whirl" on
fuly 9 IN imitation of the Dempsey Ca rpen-
Tier fight.
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RESORT NOTES.
HOT SPRINGS,

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
Hot SPRINGS. Va, June 12.--Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas p. Lindsay OF Boston drove
to the Cedar Creek Valley before start
ing this afternoon for Washington with
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, formerly
American Ambassador to Italy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Delavan Wetmore Of New
York drove to Warm Springs and
through Dunns Gap. Mrs. Wallace II.
Newton OF San Antonio went to Healing
Springs.
Mrs. Isaac w. Jeanes OF Philadelphia
motored to Covinyton Mountain with her
guests the Misses Anna L. Foulk and
Mary Il. Ashcom of Philadelphia.
On the walking trails were Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Lee of New Haven, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Strawn of Chicago and
Mrs. Bertram G.. Work of New York.
Justice and Mrs. Charles l.. Brown
have arrived at the Homestead from
Philadelphia Mrs. Harrison S. Highbee
and Miss Kate r. Wallace from New
ark; Mrs. Webster Campbell from New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Candy
from Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. H. K.
Ballinger from Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Ralston and Mr.. and Mrs.
William s Lanen from Staunton. Va,
and Mrs. Ella King Collier from Tusca-
loosa, Ala
Mrs William Henry Payne and Miss
Alice v. payne, Mrs. William H. Dough-
erty and Miss Nanno Dougherty of New
York arc among those expected to arrive
early this week.
Mrs. John Clinton Grey started yester-
day for New York on her way to New
port.
Mrs, Gerald l.. Hoyt and Miss Ger
trudc, 'Hoyt, Mrs. Richard Stevens and
Miss Dorothy Stevens of New York were
among those attending the concert to-
night at the Homestead.
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Il. Pierce drove
10 Warm Springs before starting for
Cleveland.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Beck, Jp. of
Wyncote, Pa. announce the engagement
or their daughter, Miss Julia de LACY
Beck, and Mr.. J. Dickson Edison, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William d. Edison of Ger
mantown, Pa.
DIR. Antonio Fanoni n Connnarrler Of
the Order OF the Crown of Itafy. has
closed his houses at Long Beach and in
this city and gone to Italy with Mrs
Fanoni and their children to remain
until October
Mr.. and Mrs. George IswolslIy. who
have been at the Ritz-Carlton since they
arrived froL, Paris several months ago.
viii go TO Southampton. l.. J.. next week,
TO remain for the summer.
The Varuna Boat Club gave a sur
prise dinner at its club house on Sleeps
head Bay Saturday night for William
w. Kistler. one of It's members. who de-
signed and constructed n large new float
that has just been finished. a bronze
tablet commemorating the building of
the float was unveiled at the dinner.
Mr.. George Hagerty and his family.
who live at the Hotel Chatham. have
gone to their country place at Green
wch. Conn. for the GUNNER.
Mr.. Hamilton Kerr ard Baron cnd
Baroness O. c. de Meyer sailed on the
Olympic last Saturday for Europe.
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u. S. DEAD ARE HONORED
BY ARMENIAN ENVOY

Gabriel Noredoughian. Armenian en-
voy to the United States. ana Brig. Gen.
c. J. Bailey. commanding the Second
Corps Area. Coast Defence. were the
principal speakers yesterday al 2 service
on Pier 4, Hoboken. Tor the 1.525 SOL
diers whose bodies recently were re-
turned from European burying grounds
on the transport Cambria. Prayers for
the dead were said by Chaplain C. J.
Swan of Fort Totten; the Rev. Father
Francis Dineen, chaplain at Governors
Island. and Rabbi Samuel Levinger
former chaplain In the Twenty-seventh
Division.
Two companies of the Twenty-second
Infantry and the Twenty Infan-
try Band from Governors Island, took
part in the service. Mr.. Noredoughan
placed a wreath on one of the flag
draped coffins as a tribute from his
country to all the American soldier dead.
The service was in charge of Lieut.
Col. A. e. Simmons, chairman Of the
American Legion committee for the re-
ccption of soldier dead.
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Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. following
an operation. He was So years old.
born in Wishaw. Scotland. Mr. Sned-
den came TO the United States when he
was IL years old. All his life he was
crgased in engineering work. In 1899
he entered the employ OF the Stirling
Boiler Company, and later with the
ainalgamation of that concern with the
Babcock Wilcox Company, he as
sumed the direction of all manufactur-
ins activities of those firms. In addi-
ton to his Bayonne interests he was
.cs- president of the Pittsburgh Seam
less Tube Company. Beaver Falls, Pa.
His wife. one son and daughter sur
NiNe.
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MISS ELEANOR HOPE TO BE ONLY
MANHATTAN GIRL IN DAISY CHAIN
She and Miss DebevOise {
Brooklyn HOnOred at
VaSSar.

Manhattan and Brooklyn are the onll,
New York boroughs to be honored by
having a vassar College girl each as a
daisy chain bearer. Announcement whs
made at Poughkeepsie last week that
Miss Eleanor Hope. daughter of Mr.. ard
street. and Miss Carei Debevoise. daug.h-
ter Of Gen. Charles 1. Debevoise of
Brooklyn. formerly of the Twenty-sev-
enth Division. are among the twenty-
four pretty girls who have won the daisy
chain commencement honor and will ap-
pear in the daisy chain to-day.
Miss Hope Is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hope. She was graduated from
the New York Collegiate Institute before
entering Vassar She is a granddaugh-
ter of the late Col. William A. Kip, for
nearly half a century prominently iden-
tilted with the Seventh Regiment.
Other links in the chain will be the
Misses Harriet Adams. New Haven Jes-
sica Bunker. Nantucket Mass. Frances
Coonley. Chicago; Pauline Curtiss, Lon
don; Christiana Edwards, st. John, N.
b. ; Ellen Engelhart, Louisville France
Faust, Ann Arbor: Amy Fowler, Red
wood, CAL Helen Garrison, New Haven :
Marion Harris. Cleveland Cecil Hough.
Bridger. Mon. Frances kellogg, Deer
field ILL.,. Anna Martin Johnson, Wash
ington Lois McBrier. Montclair; Marior.
Manson. Brookline, Mass: France &
Pearsons. Evanston, Ill. Therese Per
kins. Brookline. Mass. Elizabeth Strong.
Baltimore: Mildred Taylor, Lafayette,
Ind: Marion Warrington, Cleveland
Eleanor Wlldberg, Cincinnati. and Louie
Zabriskie. Aurora, N. Y.
There will be no marshal of the ehain
this year.
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400 at Reception
Held in London by
Mrs. George Harpey
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
lam S. Sims Among the
Americans Present.

Special Gable to The New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, bv THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, June IL.
More than 400 persons attended the
reception given by Mrs. George Harvey,
wife of the American Ambassador to
the Court of ST. James's, on last Thurs
day. The guests included the Japanese
Ambassador. the Ministers from Poland
and Finland, the Argentine Charge
d Affairs. Visceunt and Viscountess Matt
land, Lady pauncefote. the Misses
Pauncefote, Lady Markham. Lord
Markham, Lord Leigh, Lady Parker,
Lord and Lady Lee. Lady Lawrence.
Lady Harcourt Smith, Lady Decies and
Lady Seely.
Among the Americans present were
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William S. Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Courtney, Mrs.
Lewis Hind. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis N,
Browne. Mr.. Winthrop l.. Rogers, Mr.
Alfred Noyes, Lieutenant-Commande
Newton II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Prhlip
Martineau, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.,
J. r. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
Strawbridge, Major Duncan Campbell,
Miss Margaret Treadwell, Mr.. Ralph
Waldo Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Neville Foster
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. T. Seaverns, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bourke Cochran, the Hon. and
Mrs. Henry Coventry. Commander end
Mrs. Horace r. Dyer Col. and Mrs.
Francis Colborne.
At the Piccadilv Hotel are Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Maddox and Mr.. A. S. ver-
nay of New York Mr.. and Mrs FL J..
Mackay, Mrs. Julia Thompson and. Mr.
J. c. Baldwin are at the Carlton At
the Reubens are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graham, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert
P. Niback, Mr.. and Mrs Horace White
and Mr.. J. NJ Christy.
Mr.. Hallet Johnson, formerly second
secretary Of the American Embassy
here, has been transferred from Bussels
to Stockholm.
Mr. William Phillips. American Minis
ter to The Hague. left there last week
for New York
The French Ambassador and Countess
de Saint-Aulaire entertained at the en-
bassy this week the American Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Harvey.
At the Hyde Park Hotel are Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ Woolsey Of New York.
Miss r. S. Cumming Mrs. Morgan Hnl.
Miss Lydia Cornell Mr.. and Mrs c. C.
Wiegand Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander E.
Forbes and Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Luke
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LOST AND FOUND.
A REWARD OF s. 600

A REWARD OF 5000
for rctIrn OF black leather bag and contents
bag: Initials ~. NJ" In black cloth cover
lost June 10 vicinity OF pier 70. North River
a. X. LEE CO., ~ William St
LOST-sou,hern Pacific Company stock cer-
tificate No FitiGG2, for five shares In the
name Of Anna Tappan Notice Il hereby
givcn tp SHOW cause 20 rgid company iii
Tlroadw New York, y. V. why duplicate
-lrtiii not hc issued J. WESTON ALLEN
'eT-a Trcmon: nuilding. Dostou, Mas.
T.0sT-V'odnosGay Jsaa s. ~ 1880 T.. VI
Ncw .iav,n train. iady's hGudbuE contain
Ing roid watch and chain. diamond "a Dphirc
layallicrC. ~ trip ticket NeW Rochelle
very liberal reward offered: absolutely no
quratiOns asked Phone Murray iih 10i6.
LOST. - Beaded bag. containing KEYS and
SOME money. ~ taxi. taken from i3ith ST.
and Lexington nv. 10 1873 East i3u liberal
reward. PHONE Murray Hil a3is.
LOST-Black book. containing newspaper
clippings Saturday night near 80 irving
place. Return TO EDITH DELYs. 80 Irving
nj
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come Chancellor OF the University of
Buffalo.
Thirty three girls from New York city
will be in the graduating class, eight of
them having won the star with honors.
The honor girls from New York are
Georgene Webber Davis, Martha Wilson
Fem, Virginia Hixon, Theod ora Mead.
Marian Eising Brill, Marion Cotter Ca
hill Of Manhattan and Dorothy Churchill
Barck and Amy Dorothea Dawson of
Brooklyn.
The other members of the graduating
class from New York are Carolyn Rod
gers Averbeck. Wilhemine Bultman.
Margaret Sykes Child, Emily Linnaru
Cobb, Elizabeth Parsons Dwight. Carol
Grace Fearn. Frances Battelle Fenton.
Marguerite Starr Ford. Anne Goss, Mar
got Pauline Hesse, Helena Mercy In
gals. Edith Snow Knott. Agnes Eleanor
Kuhn, Margaret Mcmahon, Anna Lois
PAUL. Elizabeth Rosenfeld. Dorothy Du-
mont Scudder. Margaret Coleman Smith
and Margaret Hotchkiss Stillman of
Manhattan; Hilda Hitchcock of Brook
lyn, Winifred Gosman De Bevoise of
Kew Gardens. Vivien Dickinson and
Edna Norris Vannier of Richmond Hill
and Elizabeth and Margaret Hubbell of
Garden City.
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Carpenter Aids
Garden Party for
Italy Milk Fund
Attends Fete at Country Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G..
Henderson.

Georges Carpenter attended the Italian
garden party held yesterday at villa
Marina, the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Henderson, at Roslyn,
L. l.. for the Free Milk Fund for Italian
babies. Long before the French pugi-
lists arrival the large lawn was crowd
ed and the improvised village street.
called the Boulevard des Italiens." pre-
sented lively scene.
Along the Boulevard" were many
booths containing all sorts of articles for
sale. from picture post cards to lemon
ade.
The larger part Of the crowd was as
sembled on the lawn watching the
dances when Carpenter appeared at the
head Of the steps, accompanied by Mrs.
Henderson and Mrs. John A. Drake and
followed by Tex Rickard. The pugilist
was greeted with loud applause and
cries Of Bring him down here" AS he
descended the stairs the band played
the "Marsellaise" and Mr.. Henderson
waved French flag, while a battery Of
movie photographers took pictures of
the scene.
Following the arrival of Carpenter
Sir John Foster Fraser made a short
address on the needs of Italy and the
good Americans could do in aiding her
hungry people.
The chief feature of the entertainment
was a series of dances on the lawn by
Mme Dsir Lubowska and her pupils
and Alexes Kosloff and William j.
Kelley.
At the auction booth conducted by
-T1r1i 1af oh
quist offered to kiss the man who would
bid highest for the privilege. The kiss
went to Mr.. Henderson at $500.
Later there was boxing bout staged
by Tex Rickard. Carpenter was asked
TO act as referee but declined.
Among the young women who sold
programmes of the fete were Miss
Maude Burnside, Miss Frances Ziegler.
Mrs. Buchanan Schley, Mrs. Eugene
Vale. the Misses Charlotte Osgood,
Elsie Sherman, Catherine Turck, Kath-
leen Crawford, Jetta Goudal. Marguerite
ySamms, Hariette Sammis, Marie Fru-
gone. Elizabeth Savarese. Margaret
Power, Lorna Mallinson, Ethel Hayes,
Isabelle Mcpherson. Beatrice Post, Dor
othy Macready, Frances Bogart, Leonie
Coudert.
With Mrs. Henderson on the commit
tee of women who have arranged the
fete were Mrs. Drake, head of the Free
Milk for Italy; Mrs. Thomas III. Prosser,
Mrs. Hiram r. Mallinson, Mrs Wendell
Phillips, Mrs. Robert NJ. Phillips, Mrs.
Walton H. Marshall, Mrs. Charles Proc
tor. Mrs. Charles H. Pope. Mrs. Francis
j. Murray, Mrs. Edwra S. Moore, Mrs.
Robert B. Kerr. Mrs. Henry NJ Ziegler,
Mrs. Charles Fl. Truax and Mrs Edward
+. ConlSlin.
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OLIVIER Monosco.s PLANS.

Oliver NuosCo's theatrical plans FOR
ihc coming season include the produc-
ton OF Tho Copy." TIC Harvard rriso
rlay OF la.; yea; THE Rebound by
the sar''n attlor. and 4 new play enti-
tied The Madonna of Monterey" by
Mrs. Fremont Older of San Francisco
The three plays win have preliminary
hearings in Los Angeles, together with
Charlotte Greenwood's new starring We
hicle. Poor Lefty Should they come
up TO his expectations Mr. Morosco will
rrcscnt thom on Broadway about thc
middle vi Sertcmbcr.
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DR. JOHN w. JORDAN.

WILMINGToN. Del. June 12.--Dr. John
w. Jordan. for many years librarian of
the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
died here to-day in the home of his
Mrs David Snellenberg. He
was so years old.
Dr. Jordan was editor of Colonial
Families of Pennsylvania" editor in chief
of Encyclopedia of American Biography
and author of many historical books
and magazine articles. He was one of
the founders Of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton
The New York herald., 1921-06-13
FARRELL ON REGENTS BOARD.
Georgetown UnfverSity Elects
President of steel Corporation.

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Elcction OF
James a. Farrell, president OF the
United states Steel Corporation. TO the
board OF regents OF Georgetown Uni
vtrs.ty was announced mere tonight by
President creoion
Mr.. "ai K II uecccds the late Anthony
First oi Pill deiphia
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Jom~noS ~ ,rALy.s rErn.

VENICE, June i0.---Tho American Am
bas~ador, Robert Underwood Johnson
took part to-day in n celebration Of the
anniversary Of the constitution and
presented medals to veterans. Ho
greeted the italian sailors and soldiers
in the name Of the. American Govern
rlcnt and people.
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MURPHY j. FOSTER.

FRANKLIN, La. June 12.--Murphy j.
Foster. former United States Senator
and former Governor OF Louisiana. died
here to-day Mr.. Foster served three
successive terms in the Senate. and after
his defeat he was made Collector of the
Port of New orleans by President Will
son. holding tha. post at the time OF his
death. In State politics he is chiefly
remembered as the leader In the fight
for tlc suppression OF the Louisiana
iOttcr-.
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IN MEMORY or CLERGYMAN.

The Good Shepherd" is the subject
of a favrile glass window just given n
Holy Trinity Church. Lenox avenue. by
friends of the Rev. Guy Beaver King
and Mrs King In memory of the clergy
man, who was assistant minister of Holy
Trinity Cnurch for five years. IL was
made by the ecclesiastical department OF
the Tiffany Studios OF New York city.
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seweiry.

bOET-in = 9Th av. shop near fSth ST.
ladies blue silk shopping bag containing
gold vanity boy end also q man's guid
cigarette case, gold watch chain with gold
kuifo attached. gold cuauiried match box
and two frair cuff links. Liberal sew ard IN III
aud M iqucstious rFked n returned to 20
Eat ?Tth I'd. Mutray liiil iiGa
t.OST--A diamond and emerald platinum
bar pin. on wednesday. June :. uomewhcre
between t0t Clinton st., Brookilyn and SUI
fern, y. ". by way OF hudson tube and
train from Jersey CITY; liberal reward Dr.
=. g. AGER, iii Clinton St. BROOKLYN.
LOsr-Watch. somewhere between 10Th st
and Madison av., or 59th Fl. and 5th av. /:
pold wrist watch. initials. ". ~. Liberal
reward. Return to East 10Th st
$3.50 REWARD
for return of diamond and platinum howknot
pir lost Mag aS at or between 3oth street
Theatre an Sontns.rtrr /, ftaurAut or i.i
tn.irab. rIACK. sTsED & FROST. 9th
AZ and 'SN ~.
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oTTo KAHN GUEST OF KING.

BRUSSELS. June 12.--Otto Kahn. the
American finsncier. was entertained at
dinner last night In the Royal Palace
by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
The King and Queen expressed their
thanks TO Mr.. Kahn for the generosity
Of Americans to Belgium.
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COMMENCEMENT OPENS.

PoUoHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 12k-Com-
mencement week opened at ssar Col
lege this morning when the Rev. Ray
mond Calkins. ID. D.. of Cambridge.
Mass, delivered the baccalffuueate SER
mon to the graduating clasg The sing
ing Of the 1921 baccala,re ate hymn,
written by members Of tho class, was
one of the features
Class day exercises will be held to-
morrow afternoon and the annual senior
sophomore bonfire in the evening.
Commencement exercises will take
place Tuesday morning. DR.. Henry Noble
MacCracken making b.e address to the
class. At that time. he will announce
his decision upon tn, invitation to be-
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JAMES PRENTICE sNEDDEN.

James Prentice Snedden. general su :
perintendcnt of Babcock &c Wilcox Com
pany. boiler manufacturers OF Bsyonne
y. j.. died Saturday afternoon In Johns
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

Mr. T. Suffern Taller will open his
golf course, Ocean Links, In Newport
in July.
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Miss Barbara Sands and her brother.
Winthrop Sands. have gone to their
house in Woodbury.. l.. ].
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Mrs. John Turner Atterbury is at the
Meadow Club in Southampton. l.. l.
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Wearing apparel.

IoFr---tA8s MnrfCu tUO rsir ,uf. gatu.Gat
night irn .iug COhans Theatre 90 eth aN..
siIh ST.; ~" nrd Return 20 apartment %
0i West i1Sih Fl,
I.OS1'-paum mnY ;pccc a. SD st.
tube station or aturday afternoon:
reward. Telephone N 1852.
LOST-Biack ostricl ther boa in 22d St
iit W, 2od ST.
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Cats. ,s.. SC.

LOST Reward for return Of "Mufti" small
brown and white dog. lost near iiOth Fl
Ttur DAY nishl HAMILTON. zoo West 1901
st. Wadsw orth oi4I.