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The New York herald., 1921-07-01
ZIEGFELD TO REVIVE
THE MIDNIGHT FROLIC'
ReUue and Wonderful Soft
Drink Fountain Features.

Life is not so drab after all. The
Midnight Frolic'' is coming back. Flo
REM Ziegfeld. Jr.. who discontinued his
late night entertainments on the New
Amsterdam roof several weeks ago be-
cause the visit and search policy of the
Volstead law enforcement officers an
noyed his patrons, has taken heart
again. The Frolics will begin to frivol
again between July 10 and 20 around
huge soda fountain. the largest in the
country. Mr.. Ziegfeld says. Special
summer drinks will be sold there with
Pierre MullineauX, French mixer of
wonderful soft concoctions, in charge.
Mr.. Ziegfeld declines to reveal the
nature of the entertainment he will give
except that the "Ziegfeld Folles" artists
at the Globe will appear in revue in
keeping with the Ziegfeld standard set
in the "Follies" and sally" There will
be dancing before and after the per-
formance
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
Newport Arranges
Orphanage Fete to
Be Held July 81
Benefit to Be Held at Villa of
Mrs. Wilbur Elliott
Wilder.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YcaK HERALD.
NEWPORT, z. l., June 30.-Plans were
announced to-day for the annual lawn
fete for the benefit of St Mary's Orphan
age. 1t will be held July 81 on the
grounds of Koslyn. the villa of Mrs.
Wilbur Elliott Wilder. formerly Mrs.
William Grosvenor. Mrs. Charles D.
Easton and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster
are among those on the committee and
they are particularly desirous of OBJ
tanning live animals as donations for
the children.
The news of last evening that Mrs.
Charles de Loosely Oelrichs had obtained
a divorce In Paris caused much discus
sion here to-day and was followed by an
announcement that Mrs. Oelric.s will
extend her New York business to New
port. opening a shop at 156 Bellevue
avenue for the sale OF perfumes and
cigarettes.
Mrs. Oelrichs would not discuss her
recent divorce this evening. She said
that all had been stated and nothing
more would be of interest.
Mr.. Craig Biddle and Mr.. Craig Bid
ole. Jr.. left to-day for New York and
will attend the Carpenter Dempsey
fight in Jersey City.
The Misses Marion, Fanny and Kitty
Wickes arrived last evening from New
York. They will be joined later by their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes,
who are on their way from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will ar
rive at Beechwood Saturday. Their
servants have already arrived.
Mrs. John Barrymore has ended a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs, and returned to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis o. French will
arrive tomorrow to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lenox Banks at Pinard Cottage.
No. /.
Miss Frances AIinturn Hall of New
York is with Mrs. David Prescott Hall
at Oak Glen, Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will
give a dinner Saturday evening.
Commodore and Mrs Lewis Cass Led
yard arrived to-day from New York and
are at their villa on the Ocean Drive
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan Wall
have guests at Bonniecrest for the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parish have ar
rived at the Ludlow cottage, Harrison
avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. Harris Lanning and
their daughter. Miss Hester Lanning,
have arrived at the Corson cottage.
Others there include Capt. and Mrs.
Julian Latimer and their daughters.
The new Cliffs Hotel opened for the
season TODAY
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
sEwELL FoRD's SON wEDs.
Torrey Ford Marries Miss EIirn-
beth oIcott In Duluth.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HrsiLp.
DULUTH. Mimi, June 30.---aIiss Eliza
beth Olcott daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
William x. olcott, and Mr. Torrey Ford,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Ford of New
York, were married last evening in the
Olcott home. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford will live at Pelham
Manor n. Y.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. John c.
Faulkner, Jr.. of Keane. y. H.. sister OF
the bridegroom, nnd Miss Janet Y. Rane
OF New York. cousin OF the bride. and
the matron OF honor was Mrs Frederick
l.. Gates OF Pelham Manor. ". Y. for
mcrly Miss Dorothy olcott. The ushers
were Messrs. John j. Faulkner. Jr OF
Keane. n. H.. and William Harrison and
Chalmers Agnew of Duluth.
The bridegroom. who is the son OF
Sewell Ford. the author, is newspaper
writer. Ills parents attended the we'd
ding.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
JOHN p. PARSONS TO WE'D
RUSSIANS DAUGHTER
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. William,
II. Parsons Engaged.

Mr.. John Palmer Parsons. mem
Der OF the Parsons & Whittemore
Corporation at 293 Broadway, and Miss
Catherine Gertrude Tower of 115 East
Fffty-sixth street. who said she Is q
daughter OF Boris Prevanoff, a. Rus.
sian, yesterday obtained a marriage
license at the office of the City Clerk.
Miss Tower also noted In the license
record that she had previously been
married TO Mr.. Lucien H. Levison of
New York. and that they were divorced
In this city May II last She was born
In Syracuse. ". Y. twcnty-six years
ago.
Mr.. Parsons is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Parsons of IS West Fifty
ninth street. and Huntington, L. /. He
was graduated from Yale In 1912 and
is a brother of Miss Mary NJ Parsons
and OF Messrs. Oliver w. and William
II. Parsons, Jr. He is 81.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
Michigan ConferS
HonoraryDegree on
AmbaSSadorGeddeS
Also Honors Vilhjalmur Ste
fansson and Admirals
Stitt and Fiske.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. June 30.-Twelve
honorary degrees were conferred at the
University OF Michigan commencement
here to-day. The degree OF doctor of
laws was conferred, among others. upon
Sir Auckland Geddes. British Ambassa-
dor TO the United States; Vilhjalmur
Stefansson, explorer, and DR.. Harry
Burns Hutchins president emeritus OF
the university
Even the most prosaic OF thinkers to-
shall be no more" sir Auckland Geddes
said in his address to the graduating
class But only the most optimistic.
he added, dream that that age is at its
dawn.
On the young recruits of the army
of University men and women" such as
those he addressed. Sir Auckland SAID,
rests the great responsibility OF aiding
the less educated 10 grasp the great con-
ception OF peace "as the spiritual thins
which It is" The university trained
mind, he declared. was international
because it combined the thoughts OF
great men OF all countries.
IlC AmDaSSdQOf sara lilaA ltidtiNiiS
between the United States and Great
Britain appear TO me to be excellent
and have no doubt. will so continue
indefinitely into the future" Proclama-
ton by the conference OF Prime Min
isters in London that "a spirit of
friendly cooperation with this republic
should be the basis or the empire for
elgn policy has received wide and
beneficial publicity In the United States,
ne said. and to this sentiment he had
nothing to add save Amen
Degrees of doctor of laws also were
given to DR.. Ada Louise Comstock. dean
of Smith College; Rear Admiral Ed
ward r. Stitt, Prof Edward Claiming
of Harvard and Rear Admiral Bradley
A. Flske
A degree of master OF arts was con-
ferred upon DR.. Harry l.. Canright,
dean of the medical department OF the
University Of West China. The degree
OF juris doctor was voted by special
act Of the board of regents to Justice
George A. Malcolm of the Supreme
Court Of the Philippines.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

spec,1r Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
June 3o.-Mrs. Roscoe G. Bulmer ar
rived to-day from Washington and has
taken a. cottage on Baltimore row. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Alsop Of Washing
ton are Installed on South Carolina row.
Mrs. Charles b. Donohue, who Is at
Casino cottage. spent the afternoon In
the saddle, Kidding out Valley View
trail.
Among those who are expected over
the week end is party from Louisville.
including Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Muir,
Arthur Middleton. Craig Culbertson.
Mrs. Robert Coleman will arrive with
them from Lexington and Mr.. Carlton
Clay. from Paris. Ky.
Among those entertaining at dinner
at Hates Mountain lodge during the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ince OF
Toronto with a party of twelve and Mr..
w. J. Richardson. who was host to n
party Of six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Bshnsen, ac-
companied by their daughter. Miss Mary
Louise Bahnsen, are leaving to-day for
their summer home at Lake Placid.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
MISS CAROLINE B. STEVENS
WE'D TO MR.. EDWARD B. CONDON
Bride Wears Lace That Has
Been in Family More
Than Century.

Lace that has been worn by members
of her family for more than century
was part Of Miss Caroline Bayard
Stevenss costume yesterday when she
was married to Mr.. Edward Beach Con-
don, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Condor OF New York, in ST Bernards
Church. In Bernardsville, N. ]. The
heirloom. In perfect condition although
yellowed with age. formed the cap that
held her tulle veil. The dress was OF
white satin. combined with cloth OF gold
and was finished with a long train.
The ceremony was performed at 5 80
o'clock by the Rev. Thomas Conover
The bride Is a daughter of Mrs. Richard
Stevens Of Castle Point, Hoboken, N. j.,
where members of her family have
lived for several generations The coun-
try home of the Stevens family at Ber-
nardsville was burned two years ago
and the reception was In the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Otto Witt
penn, uncle and aunt of the bride. Mrs.
Condor is the namesake of Mrs. Witt
penn, who was Miss Caroline Bayard
Stevens Of Castle Point.
Miss Dorothy Stevens. who was her
sisters chief attendant. wore dress of
cream lace with cap OF pearls. Her
other attendants were Mary and MILL
cent Hammond, the small daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond. and
her cousins, who were train bearers.
They wore frocks OF white lace. Mr..
John NJ. Franklin was Mr.. Condon's
best man, and Messrs. Eliot Holt. John
X. Olyphant, l.. Stuart Wing, Franklin
p. Raymond, Murray Taylor, George c.
White and Gaines Gwathmey were the
ushers.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Condor will pass the
summer in Peapack, N. j. Mr.. Condor
Is brother of Mrs. Philip d. Armour
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
PLAN OKLAHOMA SOCIETY.
200 Residents Here to Form, Or
ganization Tonight.

The organization of an Oklahoma So
ciety on the lines OF other State socie-
ties in New York will take place to-
night at the Hotel McAlpin, where some
200 Oklahomans resident in New York.
together with a number who have come
for to-morrow's fight. will assemble.
Former Ambassador j. w. Gerard,
Senator Robert L. Owen, Congressman
J. G. Pringey, former Governor c. ".
Haskell. Henry L. Doherty, the Rev. !.
+. Stilmans. pastor OF St Alberts
Church: G. ". Z. Barnes, son of for
rner Oklahoma Governor Capt. j. T.
Taylor, Doorkeeper of the House Of
Representatives. and Allen Carruthers.
chairman of the organization COMMITTEES,
will speak. Others present viii be Harry
+. Sinclair, Harry A. Cotton. r. NJ.
Weed. y. +. Rice George w. Neff, W. J.
McEiugh, Walter u. Mitchell w. O.
Bond. Charles r. Wrightman. w. t.
Edmunds and a. II. Classen.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
REQUIEM SUNG OVER
BODY OF BONAPARTE
Special Services Held for Ex-
Secretary of Navy.

BALTIMORE, June s0.-Preceded by a
brief service for the family at the coun-
try home where he died last Tuesday. Il
high requiem mass was sung over the
body Of Charles J. Bonaparte, former
Secretary OF the Navy and former At.
torney-G General at the Cathedral here
to-day. The Rev. William Hafey was
the celebrant of the mass. and he also
delivered brief and eloquent eulogy.
Rear Admiral William l.. Rogers and
Commander William J Rowcliff repre-
sented the Navy Department Repre-
sentativos Of all classes OF the people
Of Baltimore filled tho edifice.
The honorary pallbearers we're chosen
from Mr.. Bonaparte's associates of the
local bar and the trustees of the Catho-
lie University at Washington, OF which
he also was trustee. Gnterment was
In I,oudon Park Cemetery.
WASHINGTON. June s0.--FlaGs OF all
naval vessels and shore stations were at
half mast to-day as n mark of respect
20 Charles j. Bonaparte. former Secre-
tary ot the Navy and former Attorney
General. who died Tuesday at his Mary
land home.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
VI. T.. WILSON TO MARRY.

Mr. Michael Lambert Wilson, vice.
president OF the Blackman Company 120
West Forty-second street, will be mar
ried tomorrow 10 Miss Charity Eliza
beth Mckay. youngest daughter Of Mrs
Donald Mckay of Port Colborne. Ont,
Canada II will be a small wedding
az the brides home. After a months
stay In the AdIrondacSs Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson will return to their home. 10
sfiliard avenue. Bronxville. NJ Y.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
DIR. HARRY BARRINGER COX.

Los ANGELES. Cal, June 80. = DR..
Harry Barringer Cox. 81. noted electri-
cal scientist. died to-day at his home
here. known internationally as the
father OF the dry CELL" DR.. Cox con-
tributed many electrical inventions TO
science, including the submarine signal
system for coast defence, the electric
push button. system OF wireless teieg-
raphy using the ground instead OF the
air and the device later incorporated IN
the railway block safety system.
DR.. Cox in 1919 announced the inven-
tion of an apparatus by which natural
elements OF the air could be converted
into radio activity. Efforts to use ra-
dunn to save the life of the research
worker who delved deeply into this field
failed. Death was due to a maiady or
the throat.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
PRESIDENT MILLERAND'S GUEST
luncheon mt EIysce Palace for
Ambassador wallace.

PARIS, Juno 30.--The President OF the
Republic and Nine. Millerand enter
talned the retiring American Ambassa-
dor, Hugh c. Wallace. at luncheon to-
day at Elysee Palace.
Premier BRAND. M. vivianl and the
OF Great Britain. Belgium
Spain and italy were present. as we'll as
Judge Walter Berry. president of the
American Chamber OF Commerce in
Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
HOWARD OWEN, MAINE :
JOURNALIST, is DEAD
Intimate Friend of James G.
Blaine Was Sc Years Old.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK HEaALr.
AUGUSTA. Me-. June 30.-The fun~<A4
of Howard owen. veteran Maine jour
nalist and intimate friend of James G.
Blaine, was held at his residence on Sea-
wall street here this afternoon, the Rev.
Howard II. Brown officiating. The in
terment was in Mount Pleasant Gene
terry.
Mr.. owen was born in Brunswick in
1896 and died yesterday. He learned the
printers trade in the office Of the Lewis
ton Journal. He was one Of the owners
OF the Kennebec Journal and was for
sixteen years the editor OF the Maine
Farm Era and for twenty years the Req
lister of Probate for Kennebec county.
Only two months ago, on April 2s, Mr..
Owen observed ris seth birthday ana
appeared then TO be in his usual good
health, never having had serious H.
ness
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
AMERICANS ARE KINGS GUESTS
Bnakon OF Norway Entertain
Nnynl Officers.

CHRrsrIANrA, June 5o.--King Haakon
yesterday made an inspection of the
United States hattleship Connecticut.
To-day Rear Admiral Hughes and off,
GERS of the American squadron were
dinner guests of the King. The Amer
lean Minister and members OF tho lega-
ton staff we're present
The officers Of the squadron are be-
ing entertained extensively both ofi-
cially and privately.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
SOCIAL NOTES.

Nine. Margaret Townsend Taglia-
pietra will pass the Fourth with her
sister. Mrs. Francis J. A. Darr, at her
country place, Sunnyside. Gladstone,
~. y
Az the Ambassador Hotel arc Mrs. N.
w. Grant. In from her summer home at
Long Beach; Mr.. William c. Harding
Of Wilkesbarre. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. wal
lace Kay OF Detroit. and Judge ". S.
Priest and Mrs. Priest OF ST. Louis
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
M A r r led.

ARpREY-MILLER.-On Thursday, June so.
1921, at the Unitarian Church. Des Molnes.
Iowa Evelyn. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Allen Miller, to Alexander Hayden
Ardrey. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. HOWARD
Arcrey of New York.
Wednesday, June 20.
1891 at II 80 O'Clock, Miss Mildred Class.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William Wal
dorf Glass OF this city, and DIR. Nathanici
Bainbridge Lief. son of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
IT. Lief. wero married.
OAKLEY-JENKINS.-O Wednesday. june
90 1921, at Whttwell Farm. Darien,
Conn, by the Rev. DR.. III. NJ. Dumbell.
Elsie Brown jenkins. daughter OF Georsie
Ray and the late Frank Gould Brown, to
Walton Livingston Oakley. son of Adele
Jones and the late Walton Oakley.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
woMAN'S 81 PET CATS GASSED.
Mis-. Lawten worked only to Get
Food for tho Animals.

Fifty-four cats OF all colors. breeds
ard ages and three mongrel dogs we're
found We 3tcrday at tho homo OF Miss
Estcue Lawten. 90 years old. at Ber-
genhtld. y. j. Walter Ely, an agent OF
the Society for tho Prevention OF CRU
city to Animals. seized the pets and
had them destroyed IN the gas tank
at Hackensack.
Miss Lawtcn was committed 10 the
county Jail Wednesday for observa-
tion. She said the only work she did
was when she went out occasionally to
earn money to buy food for her pets.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
IN M E M Q RIA M

r,p rACy - George e.. In loving memory ot
our dearly beloved husband and father,
Who died July I, 1912.
MAt.MpERRY In loving memory OF our
oniv ana dearly beloved son and brother,
rhnodrrN = W Naluibcrry. who passed
into life eternal July !, 1900. aged ~
years.
woOpwARp.-1n loving memory of my dear
husband. nr Julius Hayden Mass az
church of Ascension. West ioTth st., sat-
uraaN. Inlr 2. z \. NJ. WHO.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
PLAY Fon MISS FERGUSON.

Sam Fl. Harris has signed contracts
whereby Miss Elsie Ferguson will next
season appear under his management in
"-rhe Varying Shore" new play by
Zoe AlSins. Her last New York stage
appearance was in Arnold Benefits
Sacred and Profane Love" a year ago.
Since then she has resumed her work
in pictures The play will not be pro-
luced until about November /. Mean
while Miss Ferguson will go abroad,
starting to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Douglas Fairbanks has taken unusual pains
60 see that the queens boudoir IN '"rhc
Three Musketeers" be ns near an exact re-
e. Ancient book cuts wero brought from
all parts OF the world IN the aim for hs-
tcr!csl accuracy.
Judson House, tenor, is the latest vocal
acquisition for the Strand Theatre, where he
viii be heard next week with Amanada
Brown. soprano, singing duet in the pro-
II que to "Cablrle."
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
scHwARTz-RoTHscHILD.

Mr. B. Leo Schwartz and Miss Beat
rice Rothschild. daughter OF Mr.. anil Mrs.
Meier Rothschild OF $50 West 1i5th
street, wero married last evening In the
Hotel Majestic. Mr.. Schwartz served in
tho air service during the war. lie Is
an alunnus of New York University
end OF the Columbia Law School and Is
secretary TO Justice Greenbaum OF the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
sMITH--ELLIsOv.

Miss Alma Ellison. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Bruce Ellison. was
married on Wednesday to Mr.. Worth
ington Ward Smith. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Ives Smith, In the home of her
parents. 800 West End avenue. Only the
immediate relatives attended. The Rev.
DR.. John X. Atkinson. rector OF Christ
Church. offciated.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

LosT-crsy parrot. rcd tail. name Korsk
ALICE III SMITH. f5I West isi,h, apart.
nicnt e7. Reward
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
SOLDIERS CARNIVAL TODAY.

On account of the rain yesterday
which prevented the wounded and dis
abled soldiers from being taken 20 the
show grounds, the National Vaudeville
Artists Field Day and Carnival at the
Government hospital at Fox Hills. staten
Island, was postponed until to-day. The
will be carried out this after
noon and evening in every detail
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
RICH WOMAN PLAYED
MAID TO AID THEFTS
Wife of Realty Man Pleads
Guilty; on Probation.

CHICAGO, June 30.--Mrs. Eta B. He'll,
wife of a wealthy real estate operator,
who obtained positions in private homes
as a maid and stole quantities of cloth
ing, jewelry and furniture, pleaded guilty
to-day to four charges OF larceny and
was placed on probation. Full restitu-
tion has been made.
In one home Mrs. Heil's loot aggre-
gated $4,000 and in another $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
HERMAN w. WARNKEN.

Herman W. Warnken, As years old.
former proprietor of Warnken's Hotel.
on the Merrick Road. died yesterday ae
his home at Rockville Centre, l.. J., from
the after effect of Influenza He is sur
vived by his widow, one son and a
daughter. The funeral services will be
held Sunday. with burial in Hampstead
Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

The Misses Suzanne and Emily Pier
son have returned from Cambridge
Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Lockinan and
Mr.. Halsey Van Wyck of New York are
at the Bourne cottage in Lenox.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
KEW YORK.

"
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins
will go to Bar Harbor in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Browne Keech
are at Tuxedo.
The Misses Suzanne and Emily Pier
son have returned from Cambridge
Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. William 9. Rives of
1902 Rhode Island avenue. Washington,
are at the Belmont Hotel
Mr.sJames Swan Frick has come from
Baltimore to the Plaza Hotel before go
ing to Newport.
Mrs Hamilton NICK Twombly, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
White. In Lenox, has returned to Con-
vent. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott. who
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
d. Guthrie at Locust Valley. L. l., will
90 to-day TO Bar Harbor for two months.
Mrs. William A NJ. Burden will pass
the remainder Of the summer at North
East Harbor. Ne.
Mrs. william Leonard Davis OF 1851
Madison avenue has gops TO Lenox as
guest Of Mrs William Pollock.
Scnor p5n Bei.ran Matthew. Arnbsssa-
dor az Chile In Washington. and Sonora
Matkieu are at the Ritz-Carlton for a
few days.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Paul
Fitz Sinons had few friends for din
ner last night in the roof garden res
tauran: of the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. William Payne Thompson, who
has been in Canada for several weeks,
returned yesterday and is at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs Robert Goelet and Mrs. LIE Roy
W. Baldwin were among those having
dinner guests at Delmonico's roof res
taurant last night
Mr.. Dom Barber and Miss Elizabeth
Barber of New York are guests of Mrs.
Charles De W. Gibson and Miss
Josephine Gibson at Longfeld Farm,
Bristol
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

The President and Mrs. Harding yes
terday received committee from the
Daughters of the Founders and Patriots
of America and the executive committee
Of the Animal Rescue League.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

Miss Phyllis Burey of London and
Miss Dorothea Baldwin OF New York are
guests Of Miss Francesca de K Glider In
Tyringham.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
LOST A ND F % u ND.

morning. en- route in taxi
cab from Grand Central Station to 20 W.
18th St, black leather brief case containing
legal document and other papers. name of
owner, Tom w Husey in same; reward Of
fered for immediate return 70 r. BERGMAN
CO. lao Broadway.
LOsT--Black wallet. with Franklin Trust
Co. mama same. containing sum OF
money, Thursday morning. about 10 O'Clock,
from 9Th av. and 18Th IT. 10 45th 81. "a
Times Square subway; card in same with
name on back; reward. Phone ARMSTRONG,
Bowling Green 1860
LosT-southern Pacific Company stock GER
tificate No. Fi45652, for five shares IN the
name OF Anna Tappan. Notice is hereby
given TO show cause 10 said company, feJ
Broadway, New York. ~. Y, why duplicate
should not he issued J. WESTON ALLEN,
327-a fremont building. Eoston. Mass.
LOST-.Iuno Co. woman's handbag. Franklin
ave car, Lincoln road 20 bridge, between
IL 80 and Is 7. NJ; return keys, autono-
bile licenses 20 address on same or phone /:
Flatbush 1928. reward.
LOST-Envelope containing personal papers. .
on Broadway between Fulton and Liberty
Reward. Return TO $50 Prospect place
Brooklyn.
LOsT-Pair OF field glasses n taxicab: tan
leather liberal reward. s. LEVY, T6
West 35th st.
LOST-Small gray purse. money and ring Of
sentimental value; reward. Call Barclay
400, extension g.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

j.. son of Robert w. and
Hannah Edwards Forbes, June %, 1921.
late residence. Main ST, Chatham. ~. j..
Friday, July I, al 1880 A. NJ, daylight
toe
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

Mrs. John Munroe of New York is
visiting her aunt, Miss Adele Kneeland,
at Fairlawn.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01

DR.. and Mrs. William 9. Rives of
1902 Rhode Island avenue. Washington.
are at the Belmont Hotel.