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The New York herald., 1921-02-13
AIKEN.

Special D,spdtci 70 THE New York H~,LD.
AIKEN. $. G.. Feb. i2.-Among the
arrivals at the Highland Park Hotel
to-day were Mr. John =. Pulleyn of New
York. Mr.. Louis Dempsey New Rochelle /;
Mr.. Thomas Q. ORellley. New York.
and Mr.. James Clark OF ossining.
Among the arrivals az Willcox's were
Mr.. a. H. Lee OF Buffalo
Mr.. Edward s. Harkness and party OF
New York have arrived here. Mr.. Hark-
ness will later occupy Periwinkle cot
tage. which he has leased.
Miss Jane Murphy OF Bangor. Me.
gave a Valentine party this evening TO
her friends at the Highland Park Hotel.
Tho handicap match play for the
Dolan Cup Will take place at the Pal
metto Golf Club links on February IS.
The play for the Iselin Cup and the
Southern Gross championship will take
place in March
In polo to-day the team OF Mr.. +.
Skiddy Won stade defeated the team OF
Mr.. Graham Miles. The game was
close. resulting In victory for the Won
Stadc team with n score OF ! 90 g.
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s2o.s75 FOR JAPANESE PRINTS.

The fnal session yesterday afternoon
at the American Art Galleries of old
Japanese color prints from the collec-
tion of Carl Schraubstadter. formerly OF
Japan and 81. Louis reached a total of
s7.Sio.s0. The grand total for the en-
tire sale was $20.47i.5O. No sensational
prices were recorded yesterday. the high
est sum paid being s450. the amount
given by A. T. Duel for pentaptych by
Utamaro representing House Cleaning "
A Shsraku print entitled actor As a
Woman" was purchased by c. w. Chan
dler for S420 and triptych by Utamaro.
The Taiko and His Favorites." went
to the same bidder for $40. j. p.
Spaulding gave 1870 for an Actor Por-
trait" by Sharaku and $40 for The
Umpire" by Shunsho. A diptych by
Shunman. The Pleasure Party" sold
to X oshima for $3.50 and lacquer
triptych by Shigenobu called THE Three
Metropol' went to Yamanaka e Co.
for s930
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BRIDGE PARTY FOR FRENCH

Miss Gabrielle Gourd and committee
have arranged bridge party TO be
held In the ballroom of the Plaza on
Friday. February 25. for the benefit
of the Inhabitants of seven towns in the
ruined regions of France recently
placed under the care of the American
Committee for Devastated France AS
sociated with Miss Gourd. whose
father Is president OF the French Cham
ber Of Commerce. are Mrs. Carrer,
Chapman and Mrs. John Larkin. A
number of leading mems clubs have
donated the cards and theatrical man 3.
ayers have contributed seats to season 8
successes as prizes, thus assuring the
proceeds going intact to the relief Of
the French who are living for the most
part In caves and quarries. Applica-
tions for tables, which will be $40. can
be sent to American Committee head
quarters, l6 East Thirty-ninth street.
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BISHOP FARRELLY DIES
ON KNOXVILLE VISIT
Had Been Head of CleUetand
Diocese Since 1909.

KNoxvILLE Tenm, Feb. 1.-THE Right
Rev. John p. Farrelly. Catholic Bishop
Of the diocese of Cleveland, died IN
afternoon at 3:l2 O'Clock at the re&s.
dence Of Alexander Bonnyman here.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 12.-bishop John r.
Farrelly was born In Memphis. Tenn.
March Is. 1885. His ancestors were ma
tives Of North Carolina and Virginia
since the eighteenth century.
Bishop Farrelly was the fourth Bishop
of the diocese of Cleveland. He was
named to this ONCE by Pope Plus X. in
March. 1909, consecrated in the chaael
OF the American College at Rome Nn
May OF that year and installed as
Bishop in ST. Johns Cathedral. Cleve-
land. in June. Prior 70 his appointment
he had served as spiritual director OF
the American College In Rome for twen-
ty-nve years.
Under his administration the diocese
of Cleveland has become one OF the
largest in the United States. It COM
prises a large portion Of Northern Ohio.
Bishop Farrelly left here early in
February 10 visit Bishop Thomas s.
Byrne in Nashville. Several days later
he went to Knoxville. where he was
taken i'll February Z.
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TO BE MARRIED IN LONDON.

Special Despatch 10 TIE New YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia cable message
has been received from London saying
that Miss Gladys Himh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry tTimh. has
chosen Tuesday. March 10. as the date
for her marriage to Lieutenant Com
mander Charles Dennistown Durney.
Tho ceremony will be performed in st.
Margarets. Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Himh. parents of the
bride. are in London, having sailed from
New York Saturday. January 30.
Miss Himh went abroad TO serve as
bridesmaid at the marriage on October
20 of her cousin, Miss Roberta Mitchell.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Percy A.
Mitchell of London, TO Lord Ossulston.
II was during her visit to London that
Miss Himh met and became engaged TO
Lieutenant Commander Durney.
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NELLIE l.. BAUMAN.

Miss Nellie l.. Bauman. who was a
member OF the cast OF the East Is
West" company, died Friday night in
Utica following a brief Illness. Funeral
services will be held In the Funeral
Church. Broadway and Sixty-sixth
street, tomorrow. at noon. Miss Bau-
man was born in Chicago twenty-threc
years ago. She completed her educa-
ton in the University OF Chicago and
came 10 New York four years ago to
take the post OF executive secretary Of
the United Club. working girls organi-
cation affiliated with the League OF
Women Workers. In 1918 she began her
stage career in Toronto as a member Of
stock company.
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VALENTINE TEA AT DUG-oUT.

Mrs. John Innes Kane will give "A
Valentines day tea at the Dug-Out, $50
East Sixty-first street. yesterday after
noon. Nine Lucrezia Bori will be the
chief guest. Mrs. Kane has invited many
of her friends 10 come and see the in
teresting work the disabled one time
service men are doing at tho club. Among
the members of the committee who al e
carrying on the work arc Mrs. Edward
McVickar. Miss Maude X. Wetmorc.
Miss Fanny NJ. Cottenet. Miss Ellnor
Brooks, Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs.
James Metcalfc. MesSrs. Lorillard
Spencer. William A. Murphy and Stephen
III Z. Pell.
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WILLIAM II. DAY.

William Harrison Day, a retired lum-
Der dealer. died yesterday at his home
100 East Sixty-ffth street. He served
in the civil war on the staff OF Gen
Fitzpatrick and was promoted to the
rank Of Brevet-Colonel for sallantry
He was In Gen. Sherman's division dur
ing the march to the sea-" After the
war he became president Of the Stand
ard Lumber Company Of Dubuque,
Iowa. and was associated in other en-
terprises in the middle West and on the
Pacific coast. Ten years ago he retired
from active business. He was a men,
Der Of the Union League. Sleepy Hol-
low and other clubs. lie was In his
eighty-first year.
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RECITAL At MRs. RocHE's.

Mrs Burke Roche OF 20 West Fifty
third street has given the use OF her
drawing room for a recital in English
and French by Paul Leyssac. assisted
by Mile. Yvonne Garrick and Dwight
Fiske. on the afternoon Of February 81.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Charles
y. Alexander Miss Frances Ives. Mrs.
Adrian Isclin. Miss Fanny Cottenet.
Mrs William Jay. Mrs. Cornelius VAN
derbilt. Mrs. Newboid Lo Roy Edgar.
Miss Caroline L. M5rsa.. Mrs. Join
Sanford. Mrs. A. Leo Everett. Mcs.
Felix Warburg. Mrs. 7. Chauncey Nc
Keever. Mrs. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs.
Work Hewitt. Mrs. william 2. Douglas
and Mrs. whitney Warren.
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SERVICES FOR REV. C. L. REM.
Sermons in English and German
Tomorrow Evening.

Public funeral services for the Rev.
Carl Julius REM, pastor emeritus Of
Emanuel Lutheran Church. Lexington
avenue and Eighty-eighth street. Man
haitian. will be held at the church at
o'clock tomorrow evening. Private
services will be held earlier at the resi-
dence. ST Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn.
At the church the Rev. H. c. Steup,
pastor OF st. Johns Church, will speak
in German. and the Rev. George c.
Schmidt pastor of Emanuel Church. in
English. Interment will be at Hud-
son, Y. Y,
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CAKE SALE DURING LENT.

Mrs. Huntington Merchant, Mrs.
James B. Van Woert. Mrs. Charles de
Rham, Jr.; Mrs. Charles Gilmore Ker-
ley. Mrs Chester L. Dane. Mrs. Clar-
ence G. Campbell Mrs. William Burr
and Miss Emily Buck are members OF
the Church Women's League for Pa
triotic Service, who are holding cake
and food sale on Fridays in Lent. be-
ginning on February is. The sale will
be held in the Little Chelsea Coffee
shop at West Forty-seventh street.
where arc the headquarters of the
lea cue.
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BALL FOR DISABLED MEN.

The Colonel Wallace A. Downs Post
No. 26. Veterans of Foreign Wars. will
give a ball i'm the Hotel Commodore
Tuesday for the purpose of raising funds
for the disabled men who are now in
many hospitals. The committee In charge
IS composed Of Mr.. Ernest o. Weber, Mr..
George Wetlaufer. Mrs. Juliette Werdon.
Mr.. George B. Youngs. Mr.. James Quinn.
Mr.. Howard n. Kent. Miss Gertrude
Wetlaufer. Mr.. James +. O'Connor. Miss
-lary Dowd. Mr.. Thomas Irving and Mr..
Fred c. Madden
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sCoTT-DEyERiCK.

Mr.. and Mrs Peter Deverick of New
York formerly of East Orange. an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Claire Deverick. to Mr.. Francis y.
Scott OF South Orange. The ceremony
was performed on Tuesday night at the
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament by cdo
Rev Thomas Philbin. Miss Margaret
Nolan. aunt OF the bridegroom. was the
brides attendant. The best man was
Mr. Peter j. DevericlS. Jr.. brother OF the
bride.
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ADVERTISING CLUES DANCE.

The Advertising Club Of New York.
which is composed Of nine hundred OF
the leading advertising men in the
city. will give its first annual dinner
and ball al the Hotel Astor on Monday.
February 2i. The stars from several
OF the Broadway productions Will pro-
vide a two hour entertainment. which
IS being staged by Paul Meyer. pub
Usher OF the Theatre Magazine. The
programme will also include an original
musical travesty especially written for
the occasion.
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CHRISTIAN f. WILKINS.

Christian +. wilkins. leader in the
early development Of Passaic, N. j., die1
Friday at his home in that city at she
age Of 81. Born In Denmark, he BE-
came an expert cabinetmaker and made
part Of the bridal suite for Queen Alex
andra. then a Danish princess. when she
was married to the English Prince OF
Wales. later King Edward VII. He con-
structed many OF the fine homes in .he
Passaic Park section thirty to forty
years ago,
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DINNER ron ADMIRAL BAyLy.

There will he a dinner for vice-Ad-
m.ral Sir Lewis Bayly Of the British
Navy ~ the Hotel Fillmore next sat
urday evening Commander J. G. Fre-
mont. T.. $. ~ has charge OF the ar
rangements. Vice-Admirai Bayly is
coming to this country with Sir Auck-
land Geddes, British Ambassador. He
was formerly British naval attache in
Washington. At the outbreak of the
war he commanded the Third Squadron
OF the British Grand Fleet and during
the war he was In charge ot the de-
stroyer fleet based at Queenstown.
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TAGGART-HARDY.
Special Despatch to THE New YonK HEsALD
New York Herald Bureau.
washinrtou. ID. C.. Feb. IL.

The marriage of Miss Mildred Hardy,
daughter of Representative and Mrs
Rufus Hardy of Texas, ard Mr.. William
T. Taggart of Washington took place last
night at the Christian Church. After
ward Representative and Mrs. Hardy
entertained the members of the bridal
party at "a dinner at Congress Hall
Hotel. Miss Lois Campbell was the
brides only attendant Mr. Taggart is
the son of the late Hugh T. Taggart
some time Assistant Attorney-General
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BELIEAIH.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK IiEsALD.
BELLEAiR, Fla, Feb. 12.-For the big
tournament to he played here tomorrow
a large number of golfers have come to
Bclleair. At tho Bellevew are Mr.. John
+. Bowman. Rochester: Mr.. j. w. Hal
lard. Binghamton. \. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. NJ Barksdale. Miss Barksdale. Will
mington. Del Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Mayer.
Mr. A. Mayer, Chicago. Messrs. r. s.
Knobe. Nr.sH. Il. Pepper. Philadelphia !:
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Emery. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. W. Wa gner. Br9dford.
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MISS HANLET is ENGAGED.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YoRk IIEaAtp.
BosToN Mass. Feb. 12.-Afrs. Charles
Ranlet Of &c West Cedar street has an
nounced the engagement, of her daugh-
tdr. Miss Carolyn Ranlet TO Mr.. Henry
Yates Satterlee OF Lenox. Mass. son of
the late Rev. Churchill Satterles an ]
Mrs. Satterlee. who now Is living a. g (
The Fenway. this city. Mr.. Satterlee is
a grandson of the late Bishop Henry
Yates Satterlee. He is a nephew Of Mrs.
Frederic Rhinelander OF, New York and
a cousin Of Mr.. Herbert l.. Satterlee.
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UNIV f LIN G s .

LEVY The unwilling OF monument dedicated
10 the memory OF Bertha Levy, nee Gold
berg will take place at Union Fields
Cemetery SUNDAY. February 20. az 2 80. In
case OF rain. following Sunday. Relatives
and friends invited.
ROsESBAJJM. The monument dedicated "a
our dearly beloved husband. father and
grandfather, Sgmund Rosenbaum. VIII
be unveiled Sunday. February 10, ~
p NJ. weather permitting, Rodeph Sh0'
lom Cemetery. Cypress Hills. FRIENDS IN
vifpd
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rxurBIrIo~ or PAINTINGS.

Paintings. etchings and prints from
various private collections viii be placed
on exhibition in Siios Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries. East Torty.nfth street and
Vanderbilt avenue beginning tomorrow.
prior 20 their sale AZ auction OF wednee-
day. Thursday and Friday afternoons.
The paintings arc by artists OF Euro
pean schools together with many Ameri-
can works.
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MN. pARsHALL's LANDSCAPES.

An exhibition Of the recent landscapes
by DE Witt Parshall painted in Califor-
MIA and Arizona will begin tomorrow
in the Kingore Galleries. in Fifth ave-
nue.. Mr.. Parshall arrived recently from
Santa Barbara TO look after the install
lation OF the exhibition in person. The
pictures will remain on view for two
weeks.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

year dances for those who were intro
duced to society several years ago will
be held next Saturday night at the
Ritz Carlton. Dinners in advance of
the dance will be given by Mines. II.
Burnham Moffat, Frederick w. Lincoln.
William L. Hardness. Beverly C. Duer.
Wilfrid j. Worcester, Francis c.. Lam
don and HowlGnd b. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phipps. PRINCE
Z. NJ. Petrinzelli. DR.. and Mrs Francis
j. Murray. Nine. L. II. Junod, DR.. Rafael
II. Elizalde. the Minister from Ecuador
Col and Mrs. w. j. Donovan and Major
Peckkoff will entertain guests at the Sun
day evening dinner concert in the Della
Robbia room of the Vanderbilt this
evening.
Sir Guy and Lady Granet of London.
Major Count Nils Bonde, military at
tache OF the Swedish Legation in WASH
lngton, and Countess Bonde; Signor Ro-
landi Ricci, the new Italian Ambassa-
dor to the United states and Sir Err
nest Shackleton are at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs William II. Il. Taylor. Mrs. Dom
Barber, Mrs. Henry G. Beadleston, Mrs
j. Prentice Kellogg and Mrs. Lewis b.
the second OF the senior holiday
dances held hast night at the Plaza.
Lord and Lady Camoys, who have
been passing the winter with her
mother. Mrs. William Watts Sherman.
will start for Europe February 26.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman gave n dinner
at her new home, 142 East Fifty fifth
street. last night.
Mr.. Frank Miller Gould, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Gould. will start to-
morrow in a privtae car for Jekyl ISL
and Ga, accompanied by his grand
mother. Mrs. George f. shrady.
DIR. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white will start next Thursday for
Palm Beach.
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman went TO The
Plains, Va, yesterday from Washing
ton. where she was Joined by her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Penn Smith, Jr.
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer will go to
Washington tomorrow for several
days.
Mrs. Vincent Astor will start March
for Bermuda, where she will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Hcratio n. Slater OF Boston, who
is living this winter at Lexington ave-
nue., wih give musicale tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert ri. Gary will give
a luncheon to-day at their country
house in Hicksville, L. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd
of $50 Park avenue have gone to Lake.
wood, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bayne will start
for Bermuda next Saturday on board
the Victoria.
Mr.. Charles Lanier Appleton son of
gone to Thomasville, Ga.
Mr.. Maurice Roche left yesterday for
Bermuda for a fortnights stay.
MIR. Harold S. Vanderbilt has re-
turned TO New York from Palm Beach.
Mr.. Charles Lanier has gone to Jekyl
Island, Ga, to remain for a month.
Mr.. Robert Graves will start to-day
for Palm Beach to join Mrs. Graves.
Mr.. Charles Steele has gone 10 Cli-
max, n c., for fortnights shooting.
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AIKEN HoNoRs MISS EUsTIS.
City Sends Floral Piece for Bier
of Health Resorts sponsor.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoaS HEsaLp.
AIKEN, S. c., Feb. 12.-Folfbwing q
request made just before her death by
Miss Celestine Eustis she will BE- buried
from the Mary Help Catholic Church 20
morrow morning. Burial will take place
by the side OF Monrepos. the Hitchcock
winter home. the ground being conse-
Grated for the reception of the body.
The negro male servants OF the house
bearers. the white honorary pallbearers
following.
The body Of Miss Eustis has lain in
state all day before an altar In her bou-
dor at Montrepos. A beautiful floral
offering Is being sent by the city OF
Aiken for the bier
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
T.. ID. STEPHENS.

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb Ill d. ste
phens. aged 9s years and said 20 be the
last member Of the "Jay-Hawker" expe-
dition TO Californion in ts4s. died here
last night. The Jay-Hawkers were said
70 have gone fifty-two days practically
without food and for some days without
water.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
FRANK A. PICKERNELL.

Frank \. Pickernell. engineer Of rho
long Distance department Of the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY,
died yesterday in his home in Ced7r
street, Englewood. n. J. He was j6
years old. lie leaves his wife. a dsugh-
ter and q son.
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WEATHER AT WINTER RESORTS

Dispatches received by THE NEW YORK
HERALD yesterday reported temperature
and atmospheric conditions at winter re-
sorts as follows:
Aiken. 50. clear; Camden. 81. clear /;
Bermuda. 6S cloudy Bellear. 20. clear.
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BIR T HIS

GoLDENBERG.-Mr. and Mrs. David l..
Goldcnberg tnee Mabel Meister> OF CO.'S
65th st.. Brooklyn. announce the birth
OF A daughter on February 8.
KAHN.-Mr and Mrs. Jacob S. Kahn (nee
Maybelle AltschuD. I736 u. 18th, Blllyn.
son, February Z. 1921,
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ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD H0N0RED
Made knight of the Legion OF
Honor for War Relief Work.

PARIS. Feb. 12.--Mr. Elliott r.
Shepard. formerly Of New York. has
been made Knight OF the Legion OF
Honor for his relief work during the
war. In 1917 Mr.. Shepard turned his
home at Chantilly into convalescent
hospital for American relief workers.
Mr. shepard is a son OF the late
Elliott T.. Shepard and Mrs. Margaret
Louise Vanderbilt Shepard and grand
son of the late William II. Vanderbilt.
He was born In 1877 and in 1897 mar
ried Mrs. Esther Potter. For several
years he has lived abroad. His sisters.
who live In New York. are Mrs. William
Jay Schieffelin Mrs. Dave Henen Nor
rls and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri.
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M A r r led .

AfcGRATH-FICKBOHM February II. at
- East 5sth St, by the Rev. Percy Cor
don, Mrs. Sslie Tomlin Fickbohm to Mr.
Dutley McGrath.
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WASHINGTON.

were Secretary and Mrs. Houston for
their weekend guest, Miss Bettira
Warburg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Warburg; Under Secretary of
State and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs.
John =. Story, who entertained in honor
Of their daughter. Miss Caroline Story.
The annual birthday ball given for
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry last evening
by her mother. Mrs. Richard II. Town
send. brought out n large representa-
tion OF diplomats and officials here.
The house was beautifully decorated
and many girlhood friends of Mrs.
Gerry were among the guests.
Mrs. Clarence Ridley gave a luncheon
yesterday with Lady Geddes and Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker among her guests.
Last night Col. and Mrs. Ridley had
n dinner at the Chevy Chase Club. their
guests including Gen. Peyton G. March.
Major and Mrs. G. IL. %. Bridge OF the
British Embassy.
Mrs. Grafton Minot gave dinner
last night. having as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. Peter Au-
gustus jay. Mrs King Carley. Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks. Gen. Pershing, Major
Gen. SQulei. 1Ol. QuekennleHei anu
Major Stuart Cramer.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Colby
were the guests last evening at a din
ner given in their honor by Mrs. Mar
shall Field The guests later went to
the ball which Mrs. Richard H. Town
send gave.
Mrs. Francois r.. Moran entertained
a dinner party last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club i'm honor of the Min
lister of Cuba and Nine. de Cespedes.
Mrs Minot will go TO New York To-
day to attend the marriage of Miss
Caroline ogden Jones and Armistesd
Peter Sd. on Monday.
The Ambassador Of Spain, Senior
Riano. returned last evening from n
short trip to st. Augustine. Fla.
Many dinner parties were given last
evening. most Of the hosts taking their
guests 20 the Townsend ball.
Miss Anna Iiamln has returned TO
Washington after passing a week in
New York with Miss Isabelle Pcll.
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DI ED.

Bartholomew, EAT. Muldoon, Catherine r
Bauinan, Nellie l.. Murphy. Frank D.
Bergin, Daniel McGuirl, Mary A.
Bostwfck. Mary +. McMurran. Isabelle
Cunningham. II. ". Nathan. MARY r.
Currey. Cornella y. +. Needham, Ma ric A.
Day. William IL. amer. Theodore J.
Dofini Mary L. Rutter. Kathleen s.
Grayhead, 1sidor Schwartz, Adolphina
Hampshire. Nellie B. Selover, Helen NJ
Jacob, Gussie Slower Anna NJ
Kennedy. Charles A. stone Harry
Krenning. Helen NJ. Strandburg, Marie A
Linn. Charles V Sutton Mary e.
Ma rkham, Henry y. Tilton, Charles A.
Marymont. Louis. Wanner, Albert, Jr.
May, John G. Wieder, Morris