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New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Loft Says United
Candy Merger Is
I'm Talking Stage
Retail Sores Corporation
10 Distribute Candy
Shares to Stockholders;
To Pay So Cash Dividend

George w. Loft. chairman Of Loft,
Inc, commenting yesterday on reports
that plans for the merger Of this COM
pany with the United Retail Stores
Candy Company had been completed,
said that the deal was "stili In the
talking stage and nothing definite had
been settled" The rumors that n mer-
ger was under negotiation have been
current in the financial district for
several weeks. but this is che first time
an official admission has been made
that efforts are being made TO consoli-
date the two candy companies.
Directors Of the United Retail Stores
Corporation yesterday declared spe-
cia' distribution to stockholders OF the
United Retail Candy shares in it's treas
ury, in addition to a cash dividend OF
SO a share. Both are payable Decem-
Der 80 to shareholders of record De"
cember 10. Based on the current mar
ket quotations for United Retail Candy,
the two dividends are estimated ae
the equivalent OF SIS share on United
Retail Stores stock.
The payment of the cash dividend
Corporation, holder of a majority of
the shares Of the United Retail Stores
Corporation s1,36s,924, The company
will also receive approximate 100000
shares of the United Retail Candy
stock The distribution Of it's candy
stock by the United Retail Stores WAS
reported to be In authorization OF the
with the Loft candy concern.
Figures mnde pubic on the condition
OF Tobacco Products indicated that ut
the end OF this year it will have
profit and loss surplus of $5,s58,000,
compared with about $250o,000 at the
close of 1921. With respect to merger
with Loft, Inc, ii was ssid that the
is disposed to vote It's
stock in accordance with the attitude,
expressed by majority Of the other
United Retail Candy stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Days NesO Issues

The Equitable Trust Company is Of
fering, to yield 3.95 per cent, an issue
Of s615,ooo City of Syracuse, N. Y, 4
AMI AZ per cent bonds, due 1923-'42.
J. G. White & Co., Spencer Trask &
CO. and Marshall Field, G1ore, Ward
& Co. are Offering at s92.5o and ac-
crued dividends. TO yield 7.57 per cent,
q new issue Of 10000 shares East Penn
Electric Co. first preferred stock, hav-
ing no par value and carrying cumula-
tive dividends of 81 share annually.
The stock, preferred as to assets up
to 500 a share, is calIable in whole or
part on any dividend date at s115 and
accrued dividends. Proceeds will pro-
vide in part for plant extensions.
H. M. Byllesby & Co., Of New York;
Wakefield & Co., of Louisville, KY, and
the Federal Securities Corporation, Of
Chicago, are offering a new issue of
ss 100000 6 per cent sinking fund gold
debenture bonds of the Louisville Gas
and E ectric Company {Kentucky1,
series A, due October, 1897, at price
of 964a andinterest, to yield more than
6.35 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Reactionary Tone
Despite Rallies
In Curb Trading
Standard Oils and Several
Independents Depressed
on Renewed Offerings ard
Indus.rials Are Unsettled

Prices turned reactionary en- in-
creased ofreringa in yesterdays eea-
sion on the Curb market. Rallies
served TO check the decline at timesa
but the general movement was isreg-
ular and prices were lover at the
close.
Standard Of Kansas fell 80 points,
Vacuum OIL lost Is points and other
prominent members Of the grcue
ssgged propertionately. Soutnean
states Oil dropped back further. Cities
service eascd Of points.
Almond the industriais Arnold Cor
stable sagged. Todd Shipyards loet
nearly points and Glen Alden Coal
fell points. National Biscuit worked
higher, however, and ssme OF the
motor shares were frnaer.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
CERRC DE PASCo COPPER
COR2oRATION
~, n 49, No.. S.sG 4
FINANCIAL.
HENRY j. LEAKE, Auctioreer. =
STOCKS at AUCTION.
ADRIAN Ill. MULLER s. son will! sci
auNfihrs rr5fkrs 8 9

ADRIAN Ill. MULLER s son vii! seli]
auetion on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q
Iss2, at 1880 o'clock. al the Ezchaa
Selesroorn. Nos. Il and i5 yesey Street. Nl
For Account OF Whom 1t May Concord
Loe NO. 2--t66 shs. prEstd. and 7.eTo &
common stock Cuban DOMINO
Sugar Co.
Lot No. 2--1s5 shs. pretd. and z.eTo 4
coulner stock Cuban DeGains3
Sugar Co.
Lot No. 3-165 stis. pretd. ard 1.sTo 4
common stock Cuban DoIninA 4
Sugar CO.
Lot No. &--Ie5 shs. pre3d. and 1870 4
common stock Cuban DoEnir'd
Sugar Co.
Lot No. S-4t3ls shs. prefd. AID f.f75 !
6 49, totk Cuban porninla
Lot No. s--sz sas. prefd. and sss !
common stock Cuban Do aiasd
Lot No. s--ss5 shs. prefd end s.o1e 8
common stock cuhan Dorninid
Sugar Co.
Lot Na s--6e0 shs. pretd. and $3.50 8
cemmcn STOCK Cuban Doaainsd
Lot No. s--TsS shs. preed. and 7ssA q
co mon stock Cuban pcm-nid
Sugar Co.
Lot No. So--sIM shs. prefd. ard Sf7h 3
60 mon stock cueen Dona.n.S
Lot No. Sl-&s5 shs, prefi. ana soSc 4
common stock Cuban Dominic
Eos No. sa-1Ss abs. presd. and t.sTe 4
GO. n.er stock Cuban pctzairSEf1
Sugar Co
Lot No. 1855 shs presd. and s,sSe 4
CO men stock Cuban Dotrinl
lot No. t<--1s6 shs. prefd. ana i.s7o I
co uaan stock Cuban porai-.s'
Sugar Co.
Los no. ae--ssb sas prefd. and $3.50
co mon stock Cabsn Lcntni'
Sugar Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
The range OF. prices:
New Y ,-k Metal Market

Fin was easy, with Straits quoted at
$500 37.50c; Straits sfs pnaents, SS.TS
@37.40c: standard, 36.25c, and 80 per
cent, $3.50 asked, with sales Of twenty
five tons December Straits at 37c and
twenty-five tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
shirment from Straits at 37.25. Copper
quiet; standard spot, November and
December, 1890 ia.62ta. and electro
Ivtic spot, November and December,
13,50M14c. Lead firp; New York spot,
7.l5@ so. and East ST. Louis spos,
6.s0@6.s0c. Jic firm: New York spot,,
T6oc, and East ST. Louis spot, 72o@
T.30c.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

Southern SPOT Markets Galveston
steady unchanged at 2e.iec; sale
1867 bales. New Orleans stead
unchanged at 2s.37c; sales 2,5ss bales
Mobile nominal, unchanged at 1853: Ralt .
nil. Savannah steady, Is higher at s5.s5e
sales nil.. Norfolk quiet, ls higher a
28.I9; saleH s29 bales. Augusta steady
Is hi-her at 1886; sales 10. memphis
drn1, so higher at as.?5c; sales $500 bales
Houston steady. unchanged at 1905; sale
b,S76 bales. Little Rock steady, unchaggs d
at 26.T5c; sales 1894 bales Dallas STEADY.
unchanged ct 25.55c; gales SOS bales
montgomery Arm. uneha nged nt ESQ
aaits ls9 bales. Fort Worth steady. IN
changed at 2S.5oc: GALES 1927 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
TEMPORARY BOND
Bearing the distinguishing letters +
1885

Upon surrender Of each OF the above i-s;
Bonds SO drawn for redemption At the oi
Of J. P Morgan & Co, Sinking Fund TT
tees, 23 Wall Street. New York, on or al
January 2, 1928. payment will be made
the redemption price Of Ios9o OF the 2.
cipai sum. All such drawn coupon Bci
surrendered must have attached the coup
maturing July /, 1928, and subsequent
All such drawn registered Bonds MUS.
duly assigned in blank. The coupon or ).
drawn coupon Bonds due January !, fs
may be detached and collected and tie
tercst then due on such draan temper
Bond will be paid in accordance with I
terms. thereof Interest viii cease or
such drawn Bonds from and after January
1923. Any Of such drawn Bonds may
converted is.to stock OF the Corporation.
provided. IN the aforesaid Indenture, on
hefore Ianstary e.. 1923. tie said data,
payment OF the redemption pixie.
Dated. October so. 1922.
CERRO DE PAsCo COPPER
CORPORATION.
BY II. EsE MoLLEs, Tress:s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
GOf1a
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Yester6ay,a Ere,
Flour and Meal
yesterdav'a Previous

Yesterdays Previous
close. close.
No. 3 W.f.o.b$l.olA s1.o1k !
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
National Equitable

whether you think National Ecuitab,e.
sold by E. II. Spence & co. OF West Forty
third Street. Is a good buy at $500 for two
eafe. eecure and & well managed organlza-
tion What are It's chances Tor growth
and earningB? II / am moi asking 100
much, would YOU also give mo your opin.
lon OF White Eagle Oil and Saneca Copper
ggoT small investor to buy and hold?--
II. L. T.
Answer--In It's present stage Of
operations the earning power Of the
National Equitable Investment Com
Pany has not been demonstrated to
be srT .cient TO warrant it's shares be-
ing entitled to better tn m u specul Ia
tive rating. Stability in the market
there are scattered offerings of these
units" at less than $500 at the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Country Produce

Butser-Recs.pts were 1875 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras, lb,. 500
4shc; seconds. s73Sslsc; lower grades
559ssc; centralized cars. so score, $40
43Ac; SO score. 40841c: 8s score, $50
89hc; SIS to 81 score, 37@3ac; unsalted
higher than extras. 51h@52lac; extras
90 score, 60ls @b1o: sfirsts. $40 4o1ao: sec
,oadB, $50 tGc; lower grades, S6la D3sc:
held creamery. high scoring, 4e ID 4e5ac
extras. 45@45Ac; tirsts. 39@44c; seconds
37@3sc; utate dairy tubs. finest, 47A@
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

Questions of general interest 10 sn-
eest9rs scfii be ansscered In skis coli
at'aa, n toAich case only initials VII
oe used. Others wifl be dnsweYed bY
7scit. address all inquiries. iaeles-
sng q stamped addressed enpe,ope, 10
ffa.nrcsul Editor. The Tribute. fsg
adssaa Street, .NeW York Citu.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Financial Itersas

United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pafiy. has been appointed chairman CT the
committee on community trusts. trust
company division. American Bankers Ae-
sociation,
Blair g. Co. yesterday announced Bsfs-
acription Books closed on the Offering os
SO, 00o shares Of. the Standard OIL Company
Of Ransas Sa6 par stock, offered AZ sa2.5o
q share:
Victor A. Larsmer yesterday was elected
first vice. president ot tho Bowery Savings
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Cling Cutlery Speculative

ceuestisn---i have friend who owns zoo
shares of Cling Cutlery CORPORATION. -
'rvast w-rtv-seur.f1 h Street. New York, 70
par value. Would you consider this an
Investment for a woman? 4 What is this
stock quoted at now 9--G. A. X.
Answer--The Cling Cutlery Com
prny manu- actures scissors and
hears that are said to be great i'm
provement over the ordinary kind.
The company's factory is at Elmhurst,
L.. l.. and operations started this year.
Until it is demonstrated with salts
ractory earnings that the product of
this company has met with consider
able demand, an interest in It's shares
must be regarded as speculative.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
U. 8. Shin CORPORATION

Question: have 500 shares OF U7itsi
states Shin Corporation. VIII you please
tell me through the columns of your paper
II this stock will ever ba any good and Will
| get my money back that put In il. as
paid 81 share for it?--Mrs A. c. K
Answer-Trading in United States
Ship Corporation stock has been dis
continued on the Curb market and we
have seen no recent quotations on the
shares. It is impossible to predict, Of
course, whether the stock will ever be
worth what you paid for it.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Fnfuraa

J There was continued support in afarchl
from Cuban interests together with shorf]
covering, while December was rather In
active, little interest being shown on either
side The market opened unchanged to
aa advance OF points, closed net un-
estimated at 1900 tons. Inactivity IN the
cost and freight market tended TO check
aggressive trading In futures
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Investment information

samc time that the fiscal agents are
asking subscriptions at $500. We do
net recommend purchase of these
shares. Shares OF the other companies
YOU uient on do not nossess qualities
that an investment rhould have and
we do not recommend them,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Cotton gtatiss,cs

- POINTS decline: rniddling, 1s.24d Sales
10000 bales; nerican 1000 bales I'm.
ports. 1900 bales; American. 5000 bales
Market opened easy at "a to rs points de-
cine and closed barely steady ut a net de-
cline OF 20 70 AZ points. Closing prices
pece n1oer, 1%.3ld; January. IL SOD; afarcF
l4.iod: May, 1924; July, 1850: Octo
bsr l28ed Manchester-Yarns quiet ane
bids cahied to Liverpool follow: Decernber
S.7sc; January. 25.s7c; March. 26.5sc
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
T. neion Meal Market

LONDON, Nov. l3.-St nGard {
rer, spot. s6S It's Sd; futures, eea
Eiectroiyt'c, spot, $40 15s; futul
f7I 5s- Tin, spot, sisc1os; Yutul
SIsS. Lead, spot. E26 5s; Sutuj
$50 Is 6d. zinc, spot, sac 2s edg |
tures. $50 lTs Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Cotgonseea D;1

firm and higher throughout the day, clos
is'g with partial reaction from the top, nut
with net gains OF TO II points. There
were tenders Of 1000 barrels on November
contracts, with expectations OF more dur
whole offers were vel. taken and the mar
ket felt the influence OF the cont.nue'
strength IN crude oil IN the South as well
cafes for tile DAY we're $4,000 barrels
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Foreign RonSs
Sto~ks Elk Dividens;

sya., Nam p. c.
,Sov. ss nner Sfneit'ng q Refining ~ a.
Nov ~ Atlantic Refining Co -
No~ ~ FroofIyn Edison Co Inc
Nov, 70 Consolidated Cigar Corr nv 49, { q.
nov. Cosden e. Co pf te,r1py I. 3Se : 4
NOV. 10 Deere Il Company Of y
sSos. ssss. - 70 General Agphait Co ps. tE
80, g Generaf Cigar Co Inc pS q
.soy. 1e harotson-Waiker Refractorien K
NOV. ~ Hartman Corp. e
,SoV. Eg Hornesake Mtning Co L
s-oy. ~ Lee Rubber q Tire Corp ~ u
NoY. - Liggert g. Myers Tob co =
ssoE- 70 Ltkgett & M-ers Tob com n 2
soY, . Inns Loco Works Inc ternuy
GOV y Lima Loco Works Inc Of 1as
Nov ie Martin Parry Corn =
,soY. a.ay, department stores Co
NOV. Ky 55eSican Seaboard OIL Co IL
now ~ mexican Seahoars on yof IT, Il
NOV, y National Biscuit Co nf s
saVt - Safscnai Lead Co pf.
]. oyt J an merriam PIT e. sr as III ro-,a =
Sow Pea Amer r e. T ci q IS n, nn,,, = E
soy. rittsonrgh Steel Go pf. IE
Noy. 5 Pre- OH Co =
Nos- u Spaiding q Broa IN CS fns NJ e
Nov.l7 Standard Milling Co
Sov. II Standard Milling Co ns stk
Nov, 70 Standard Oh CO os Caitf ~
soY. 15 Stern Bros DC of .-. ~. =. 3 e
nov. ln.td Cigar Strs of Amer 9 a. 4 y.
sov.glI Van Eaaite CO Inc fst pf a
.px sg Wells Fargo & Co. az
soY' - WrGas Aeronastlcal Corp....
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
NOTICE

On octoSes 80. 1922, Coupon Bonds.
previous drawings bearing the distinguish
letter M and the following serial rs1r,,bs
were still unredeemed:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

Sales Open High. Low. Last
sSSS SSs Nt's ssS rsl T. Is s ssss sssg
2oo0 2oS0 Swift Sy. r 5o ~: 9s,. 95% asN ss|
5000 Weut'n Tel 0s. 80 u ia e5ta o5h
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Guaran.eed Trolley stock

Cuestion--sJevera1y years ago purchased
for investment purposes twenty-five sheres
Of of~Consoiidated Traction Company OF New
Jersey stock. paying Tor It considerably
higher price than the present market AS
you probably know, Consolidated Traction
is a subsidiary of the Pubic Service Cor
poration Of New Jeruey. and IN reality ox.
lists only or paper. IT owns the street
franchise rights by virtue OF which the
Public Services operates Ito trolley cars
These franchises are under lease TO the
Public Service and the regular per cent
dividends paid TO stockholders OF Consoli-
dated Traction como from such rental
moneys II you feel free to give me any
advice in the premises II will be mu h ap-
precisted. Do you believe that the trolley
car fs thing OF the past or co you be-
aeve , that s., the recent rise In Public Service
stock will in any way better the situation
with Consolidated Trection?X. Y. q.
Answer-Consolidatcd Traction stock
is guaranteed as to dividends of 4-per
cent by the Public Service Company of
New Jersey and th guarant, N o +
estimation, is sufficiently good to en-
title the stock to good investment
rating. So far as suburban travel is
concerned we consider the trolley car
at present q necessary adjunct.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
ro HOLDERS or
cERRo DE pasco COPPER
CORPORATION

ssgi0 bonds Due fesI ias,s. u,,S d
an"sat"re Dated January i. ,sa, Shasf
Notice 70 hereby given ~.
provisions Of Section B "a Ar1;. snst pnssnanEs
i,st haaenfGfe mentioned abe,ve kst,gs.e neqt osa
raseo copper Corporaton ana 60. ,lefrs
1p2fsapshy Trustee. Bos9ds, on, ,a5;.sa i
sasa indentafe bearing The ssrisi AZ
os'ow ,tsted, have been drawn foy = s.5.a sufsss
- 81 JanuSry 1923 At Ioses a ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
opsn. Yfiph. Low. Lest
Sales.

Sales. Orlen. Yfieh Low Lest
8so0 Unit Eastern. IsS IL tx "a
5000 awest 5t Dome. me-. 70 20 20 20 20
i5SS i5SS West We: END End G s., - ~ ~ ia
1000 sWhite Caps. I3 IS f3 IS
10000 %Yerrington =. 9 2
100 'Yukon Gold. 10 20 20 20
"ssIls cents niare
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Stocks Not To Be Recommended


Quest.on--Do you advice purchasing
shares OF Bankers Protective Appliance
Corporation. manufacturers of builet-pr
ana non-shatteYa BILE glass; Any further
advice or Information you can give me
about this corporation ana it's Officers will
be much appveoietsd.-A. c. F.
Answer-Ths conditions surround
ing the operations of Bankers Pro-
tective Appliance Corporation indicate
that besides being highly specula-
tive venture, an interest in its shares
is undesirable. The company has
felt called on to change its factory To-
cation several times. and at the present
time is trying to obtain much needed
capital through the sale of shares at
prices considerably higher than those
asked by brokers offering the stock o.
disappointed holders. Offerings are
made st rs cents q share We do not
advise purchasing this stock.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
FAMOUS INDIAN PRINCE
IS DEAD IN LONDON
Maharajah of Cooch Behar,
Son-in-LaU of Boroda Ruler.

LONDON. Dec. 20 (Associated Press) -
The Maharajah Of Cooch Behar, 81, one
Of the best known of Indian princes. died
in hospital here to-day after brief
Illness.
He was the son n-in-law OF the Gaekwar
OF Baroda and brother-in-law of Prince
Shlmrai Jaising Rao Of Baroda, who
studied at Harvard.
The Maharajah was married to the
Princess Indira on August 25 1918.
when he was still Prince Jitendra. and
became head of the royal family upon
the death of his father only six days
later. The Gaekwar of Baroda wished
his daughter to marry the powerful
Maharajah Scindia of Gwalior, but
the Princess refused to give up her
suitor. she arranged to marry Prince
Jitendra at Calcutta, but the Gaekwar
discovered the lovers plot. ard two days
before the appointed date. took his
daughter away to France. J;tendra fol-
lowed, and the Gaekwar fed with the
Princess from Paris TO Southern France.
The Prince pursued them and the father
ultimately surrendered.
The couple were married in London.
The Maharajah leaves two small chill
dren. One. a sixyearold boy, is heir
to the throne.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
NOTES OF NEWPORT.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
NEWPORT, Dec. 20--Mr. Hamilton
Fish Webster has given historic bust
of Benjamin Franklin to the Post Office
Department to place on the Federal
Building here. The gift vas made
through DR.. Roderick Terry. president
of the Newport Historical Society.
Mrs. Franck Taylor Evans. wife of
Capt. Evans. u. s. NJ. has returned from
trip to Washington and Annapolis.
While in Washington she visted her sis
ter, Mrs. c. l.. Kilburn. wife of Major
Kilburn.
Mr.. Paul F'itz Simons has returned
from New York and will be with Mrs.
Fitz Smons at Harbour View over the
Christmas holidays. The latter is plan
ming Christmas tree party.
Mrs. T. Shaw Safe will leave Thursday
evening for New York to spend Christ
mas with her son. Mr.. -enneth Shaw
Safe. at the Ritz-Carlton. Later she will
go to Providence.
Admiral William s. Sims was a spec
tator In the beach case at the Court
House this afternoon. being joined later
by Mrs. Sims
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Olympic, in Through Storms, Brings Other Notables
Among 581 Cabin Passengers.

The White Star liner Olympic arrived
yesterday more than twelce hours late
partly sheathed In ice accumulated in
four days Of tussling with tall seas She
was forced to slow down to half speed
when the tumult was at it's worst on
Tuesday, but with all he battling she
lost only the glass Of one portfolio.
Capt. A. E. S. Habieton, who will
have completed fifty years of seagoing
at the end of his next trip to South
ampton and will then retire, made light
of the .bluster, which he said was OF
the usual wintry variety but most OF
the voyagers, and there were 5S1
in the first cabin. an unusually
large late December influx. said the trip
was about the roughesc they ever had
made.
In the long list OF passengers arriv-
ing was the Earl Of Granard, Senator
Of the new Irish Free state, appointed
for twelve years. He is here to take
back to Ireland the Countess and their
four children, who are at the home of
the Countess's father, Mr. Ogden Mills.
The Earl praised the selection of Tim
Healy as Governor General of the Irish
Free State and said the impression at
home is that the Free State Parliament
Will QUICKLY WIN the commence OF tne
people," He pictured things in Ireland
at present as "lamentable to a degree"
and said the people were eager to get
back to peace and prosperity
Col. William A. CASTOR Of Massachu-
sets, Democratic candidate for Senator
in the last election. said he had heard of
a movement in Washington to oust Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge and that he had
nothing to do with IL. He had doubted
before going abroad nearly two months
ago that Senator Lodge had been re-
elected, but as the recount showed a
plurality of more than 1000 for Lodge
he had become convinced that he, Mr..
Castor, had been defeated.
Count Anton Sigray who was accused
of being in the monarchical party that
tried to restore King Charles to the
throne of Hungary, and was ten weeks
under arrest arrived with his American
wife, daughter of the late Marcus DAILY
and sister to Mrs. James w. Gerard. The
Count said the case against him had not
been dropped and n trial seemed to be
impending. The Count and Countess
were met by Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard and
went to the home of Mrs. DAILY.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
NOTES Of SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Graham Miles.
who are passing the winter In Aiken,
s. c.. will In the future have spring
and autumn place In Glen Cove, i. l..
having purchased Mrs. L. Mortimer
Helne's country house and property in
Overlook road. The property COM
prises eight acres of land. large resi-
dence. stables and garage.
Mrs. Morris Hawkes. recently returned
from aboard and is spending the winter
at her residence, East Fifty-third
street.
Preceding the performance by the
Yale Dramatic Association this evening
Mrs. Fenton B. Turck OF IL East Fifty
third street. one of the patronesses, will
have for dinner some of the members
Of the cast Of the play. Caesar and
Cleopatra"
Mrs. Albert NJ. Billings left the Am
bassador yesterday for her winter home
in Santa Barbara, Cal.
bal Russo" will be held In the
crystal room of the Ritz-Carlton
Christmas night under the direction Of
Count and Countess zichy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howard Cd Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Weed Chandler of Cleveland are at the
Riiz-Carlton.
Mrs. Lewis G. Sheffield of 205 West
Ninetie.h street will give a dinner party
Saturday for twenty guests In the Hotel
Majestic.
Senor Don Hamiro Fernandez of the
Guatemalan Legation will give New
Years Eve party In the Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman u. Kendall have
came from Washington to the Wander
blt They will go to the Bon Air Van
derbilt al Augusta, Ga. Janusry 1.