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The New York herald., 1922-01-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. II. Snowden Marshall gave a tea
yesterday for the patronesses of the an
nual dance in aid of the Blue Ridge In
dustriaf School of Greene county. Va.
which will be held January 80 in the
Vanderbilt. Among her guests were
Mines. George Gordon Battle. J. Herbert
Claiborne. George Ethridge. Graham r..
Holly, Thomas T. Gaunt, Winthrop Cow
din. James r. Branch, August Rust-Op-
penheim, II. Murray La Mont, Ralph II.
Graves. Buchanan Schley. Jr.. and
George Boiling Lee.
A concert and dance for the Silver
Cross Day Nursery will be given to-mor-
row night in the Plaza. The soloists will
be Miss Kathryn Dahl. soprano. and
Oliver Denton. piano Mrs. Jacob Doll,
Jr.. heads the COMMITTEES.
The Lohali Club of Christadora Set
tlement House. win hold their annual
dinner next Saturday, under the direc-
tion OF Miss Clara L. Arma. at 147 ave-
nue. y.
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs, Chauncey Todd Horton OF
Nassau Boulevard. Garden City. L. l..
on the birth Of a son. December 6. Mrs.
Horton was Miss Helen Henderson OF
this city.
Mrs. Alfonso p. Villa gave a luncheon
yesterday at Pierre's for Princess Fran
cesco Rospiglioei.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Blair have
come from Oyster Bay to the SC. Regis
and later will 60 to Augusta, Ga.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
CAPT. BELLINCER TO
WED MISS THOMSON
Engagement Announced BY
Her Mother at Luncheon.

Mrs Thomson, wife of DR.. Edgar &
Thomson OF 449 Park avenue. gave q
luncheon yesterday in her home for hei
daughter, Miss Margaret Thomson, anc
when the guests had assembled informed
them of the engagement OF Miss Thorn.
son to Capt. John u. Bellinger, Jr., Y
$. A The guests included Mrs. j. T
Johnston Mali and the Misses Mildred
Bright. Mary Hardness F1agler. Theo
dora Mead, Julia Walker. Ann Brown
and Sarah 9. Thomson. Miss Thomson
Is q member OF the Junior League and
graduate of the Chaplin School.
Capt. Bellinger is a son of Col. Johr
Bellinger Bellinger. U. S. A.. and OF Mrs
Bellinger. who was Miss Marie G. Cou.
dert. a daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic r. Coudert OF this city. He 1:
nephew of Mr.. Frederic Il. Coudert
Capt. Bellinger was graduated from
West Point in 1918. and during the war
commanded Battery b, Seventy-seventh
Field Artillery, of the Fourth Division,
in the battles OF the Aisne-Marne, st
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. and the de-
fensive sector on the Vesle River.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
ARRIVALS AT MIAMI.

Special Dispatch TO THE NKw YoEK HrRALc
MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 18.-Messrs. Andrew
Robinson. Richard r. Quay and Henry
r. Devens OF Pittsburgh arrived to-day
TO be the guests OF Mr.. Alex Laumplin
on a fishing trip on his yacht Bonito.
They will go as far south as Key West
DIR. and Mrs Daniel l.. Cady arrived
from New York to-day to pass the
winter at the Royal Palm. Others there
are the Rev. Father John 7. Lynch OF
Meriden, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g.
Chapman of Glen Ridge. N. j.. Mrs. NJ.
s. Ostrom Of Poughkeepsie, Mr.. and Mrs
William c. Russell Of Hartford Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Read of Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell Palmer Of Brook
lyn are at the Gray Inn.
Mrs. Virginia Lee, Mrs. Louis Lee.
Messrs. Ward Crane and William II.
Davis are at the Plaza from New York
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
MRS. w. SEWARD WEBB GIVES
DINNER PARTY AT PALM BEACH
New Workers. Among Players
on the Everglades Club
Golf Links.

speosdl DssputcA to THE NEW YORK HEzALD.
Mrs. Joshua Cosden, Mr.. and Mrs. Rer-
tram Cruger and Lyttle Hull OF New
York left yesterday on fishing cruise
10 Bimini
Mrs. W. Seward Webb entertained at
dinner last night at the Everglades Club
in honor OF her guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorge Andre OF New York. She also
gave q dinner the preceding night for
them. the other guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Clarence Jones of New Yora
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Symington
of New York arrived to-day and are at
their cottage for the season.
The brilliant sunshine brought out an
unusually large number on the Ever
glades Club golf links to-day. The
players included Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Nc
Lean. Mr.. Robert Orr. Mr.. and Mrs
Marion 8. Wyethe, Miss Constance Pea
body Miss Florence Grocer. Mr.. Max
we'll Norman. Mrs. John NJ. l.. Ruther-
furd. Miss Ethel Carhart. Mr.. and Mrs
F. T. Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Love, Miss Bessie Fem, Miss Dorothy
Klotz. Mrs. G. A. Klotz, Mrs. L. O
White. DIR. w. L. Kingsley and Mr.. H
Coleman Drayton.
Mr.. Howard Cole OF Madison, n. J.,
entertained at dinner last night and
luncheon to-day at the Everglades. his
guests including Sir Robert and Lady
Green Rice. Mrs. Helen Beadleston and
Miss Peggy Warburton-
Among to-day's arrivals at the Ever
glades Club are Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. s
Williams Of New York and william Post
Of Tuxedo.
Mr.. Maxwell Norman gave a dinner
at the Eyerglades Club Tonight for
eight persons.
Arrivals at the Poincisna include Mr.
"A. +. Sutherland. Miss Corinne Barker
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard j. Replogle. Nj
and Mrs. Edward 8. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kay. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
c. Baegner and Mr.. Wilmot Smith oi
New York,
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
WIN. II. BRADLEY DIES
AT DESK IN GAS OFFICE
Chief Engineer of Consoli-
dated Acfive at 81.

William H. Bradley, chief engineer OF
the Consolidated Gas Company, died Of
heart disease yesterday afternoon while
at his desk in the office Of the company.
1sO East Fifteenth street. He was 81
years old and lived at 2a West Sixty
eighth street.
Mr.. Bradley was In business con-
sultataon with Walter R Macintosh.
chief draughtsman Of the company.
when he was stricken. Mr.. Macintosh
called DR.. Robert L. Irish. at 120 East
Seventeenth street. who pronounced the
engineer dead. The body was sent to
mis- home.
Mr.. Bradley was born in New Haven,
Conn. In 1885, son OF Charles and Sarah
Stanley Bradley. HIS first engineering
experience was In New Haven. Later
he was active in the construction Of
Ericsson's Monitor. which defeated the
Merrimac during the civil war.
After the war Mr.. Bradley became in
terested In OIL and spent several years
in western Pennsylvania IN the manu-
tacture of oil we'll drilling tools. He
returned TO this city In 1S70~and super
vised the erection Of the Municipal Gas
Works In West Forty-fourth street. Upon
the Incorporation OF the Consolidated
Gas Company In 1884 he Joined that or
ganiIation and subsequently was made
chief engineer. He was an authority
on the use OF oil infused with coal gas
to increase its Illuminating power.
Mr.. Bradley was past master OF
Greenpoint Masonic Lodge, former presi-
dent of the American Gas Institute and
member OF numerous other technical
societies. He leaves his wife, who wae
Elizabeth Whltlock OF New Haven; a
daughter and two sons.
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BARCLAY M'FADDEN TO
WED MISS HECKSCHER
Friends Hear Engagement
Will Be Announced Soon.

Special Dispatch TO THr NEw YoaK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1s.--Friends OF
Miss Virginia Heckscher. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard Hechscher OF this
city and Radnor, learned to-day that
her engagement to Mr.. Barclay McF'ad-
den will be announced tomorrow night
at a ball to be given In the Ritz-Carlton
by Miss Lucretia 8. Heckscher and Mr.
Gustave A. Heckscher OF Islebrook.
STAFFORD. Pa. Mr.. McFadden is a son
OF Mr.. George II. McF'adden OF this
city and Roscmont.
Miss Heckscher II one OF the debu-
tantes of the present season. Mr.. Nc
Fadden was commissioned a Second
Lieutenant Of cavalry In the officers re-
serve corps In the world war. He Is
we'll known as a polo player and is a
member Of the First City Troop.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
COL. e. L. MILLS, WHO PUT
THREAD IN MONEY, DIES
inUsnfed Secret Process That
SaUed Thousands.

SsecoJ DsspotoA to TH, Nsw YozK HmALp.
NoRyoLK, Va, Jan. 1S.-CoI. Edward
l.. Mills. 10, died In the Community Hos
pital at Elizabeth City. N. c.. yesterday.
Forty years ago Col. Mills performed q
service for the United States that saved
America thousands, and perhaps mil
lions OF dollars by discovering and per-
fecting the method Of putting short silk
threads in American bank notes. The
Government was having considerable
trouble with counterfeiters at the time.
In crude way long silk threads had
been made into the paper from which
greenbacks were printed. but the coun-
terfeiters found II easy to initiate the
method, and passed thousands OF bogus
notes
Col Mills submitted a specimen OF
paper in which small picks Of silk thread
were secretly imbedded. Counterfeiting
fell of 90 per cent when the Govern
ment adopted his idea
Twenty years ago Col. Mills wac one
of the best wing shots in America His
body was sent to Washington to-day FOR
burial.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
FOR NUNS, BUILDING FUND.

Representatives of Charles Dilling-
ham and A. l.. Erlanger met yesterday
with Sam II. Harris, John Cort Florcnz
Ziegfeld. Jr. and Father John B. Kelly
In the interest OF the beneft perform
ance which will be given next Sunday
night at the Knickerbocker Theater for
the building fund OF the nuns OF the
Good Shepherd. Players announced to
appear include Miss Elsie Janis. Leon
Enrol. John O'Brien. Harland Dixon. A.
ID. Matthews. Allan Pollock, Will Rog-
ers. Oscar Shaw. Misses Conchita Pi-
uuer, Florence Moore. Louise Groody.
Marie Callahan. Jeanetta Methvcn. Irene
Franklin. EmIna Haig, Rice and New
ton and the quartet from Tar E.Ts,e."
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PRESIDENT GUEST OF
SECRETARY MELLON
Miss Ailsa Mellon Acts as Din
ner Hostess.

spccsos Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Jan. 1s.
The President and Mrs. Harding were
guests tonight OF Secretary Of the
Treasury Mellon. the dinner being one
of the series given by the Cabinet off,
cers In honor or the Chief Executive.
Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter Of the Sec
retary, was hostess for her father.
The company included the Governor
of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Sproul. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Frelinghuysen. Under
Secretary of State and Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. Frederick
Keep. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, who
came from New York for the occasion /;
Col. and Mrs. Clarence o. Sheriff., Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin IIaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Horace Harding of New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin r. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard b. Mellon, Col. and Mrs.
James McCrea of Pittsburgh, Col. Henry
A. du Pont and Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Eliot Wadsworth.
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$500 ron CARPET.

At the second session yesterday after
noon at the American Art Galleries IN
the sale OF early American and Colonial
furniture from the collection of the late
John Mack of Albany sapphire biuo
and golden yellow Asia Minor carpet
sold to u. X. kelckisn for 500. which
was the highest bid offered during the
day. The items sold yesterday totele
si4 1890 An embroidered sanctuary
carpet of the early sixteenth century
was bought by L. II. Cost'kyen for sbzs.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
DR. HENRY RIEDEL.

DR.. Henry Riedel Of 1S Beividere
street. one OF the oldest practicing phys
icians Of Brooklyn, died Tuesday In his
SAD year at the Kings County Hospital.
of pneumonia. He began to practice
medicine in Brooklyn forty-eisht years
ago and was formerly resident physician
at the old German. now Lenox HIS Hos
pital. He was at one time superintend-
ent of the Insane Asylum on Wards Is
land and for years visiting and consult
ing surgeon at st. GATHERINGS Hospital
In BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
DANCE At ORLANDO.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HExALD
ORLANDO, Fla. Jan. 1s.-Mr and Mrs.
Seth Woodruff, with Mrs. Harry Hon-
man Of New York. were hosts to a large
number of guests for the regular weekly
dinner dance at the Country Club last
night. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. McEwan. DR.,
and Mrs. q. c. Edwards hat large
party and Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Little
feld OF New York entertained ten
guests.
Mrs. J. y. Hutchins. who is spending
the winter at Altamonte Springs, has
Miss Beatrice Run Of New York as her
guest
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Sperry Of New
York are spending the winter at tha
Lake Jennie Jewell House.
Mrs. John Vail and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Grey. Blairstown. N. J., are at the
Osceola for the season.
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DINNER TO HENRY BACON.

Graduates Of the University OF MI
nois will give dinner tomorrow night
at Delmonico's to Henry Bacon, designer
Of the Line IN Memorial at Washington.
in honor o. his election to the American
Academy of Arts and Letters. The
speakers will be Clarence Fl. Blackall,
Joseph Pennell. Kyo Kumasaki. Japa-
nese Consul General; william Milligan
Sloane president of the National Acad-
cmy Of Arts and Letters: William b.
Mckinley Of Illinois and David Kinley,
president Of the University Of Illinois.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
GOING TO SOUTH AFRICA.

Mr. and Mrs. william Fe,Iowes Morgan
lcf 20 Park avenue. who sailed last
|faturday for England, are en- route for
k'ape Town. South Africa. where Mrs.
Il rorgan will visit her sister. Mrs. J.
,ryant Lindley. Mrs. Morgan. who is
1 he president of the Metropolitan Board
'of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. will spend three months In Cape
Town. returning in the late spring.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
BARRY-O,NEILL.

Miss Johanna O'Neiil. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul II. O'Neill of 123 West
seventieth street. and Mr.. Richard J.
Barry of Long Island City, former AS
sistant United States District Attorney
of Brooklyn, were married yesterday b.
the Rev. Thomas Barry In the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament, Broadway and
Sevcnty-first street. Mr.. Barry Is the
son OF DIR. John Barry. sanitary superIn.
tendent of the Department Of Health
(.aoa
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$4,000 rOR sHAKEsPEARE.

william Pitts own copy of the third
folio Shakespeare, the excessively rare
1863 issue OF the third folio. took the
high honors ut last nights sale OF
cookery books and literary rarities at
the Anderson Galleries whom II sold Ia
w. r. Hearst for 5000 A magnificent
folio edition OF John J. Audubon's
BIRDS of America from Original Draw
inss." with n handsome mahogany cab
met fetched ~ 600 from Edward Ebor-
stadt. The evenings bids totaled 81. 76e.
Cookery books from the collection OF
Blanche Halleck Depuy sold for total
OF 81, i,S59.25.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
IN MEMORIAM.

H1CKMAN.-1n loving memory OF our de
brother Edward Jerome Hickman "
died January IN, 1919. Anniversary ma
AZ the Church OF the Epiphany. Jenus
10. 1922.
CAHII.L.--Ir affrcticnate remembrance ,
our devoted mother Susanna v. Cahr
died January 10, 1918.
NrCHOI,SoN.-Tn loving memory OF our sis
ter. Elizabeth n. Nicholson. died Janus
10, 1921.
SIMPSON. Loving memory OF Samuel Arch.
bald simpson, died January 10. 1909.
The only link ceath cannot sever
II love and memory, whoh live forever.
Mother.
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THE REV. JOHN A. GRANT.

The Rev. John A. Grant, associate
rector of the Roman Catholic Church
OF the Assumption, Cranberry street.
Brooklyn, died last night at the rectory.
"a Middagh street. Brooklyn. after an
illness which lasted for several weeks.
He had been at the Church Of the AS
sumption for twelve years. Father
Grant was born in Scranton in 1873
and entered st. Charles College. Ellicott
City, in 1897, following his graduation
there with course at st. Johns Semi
nary, Brooklyn. where he was class
mate Of Bishop Thomas r. Molloy. His
first charge was the Church Of the As
sumption.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
ST. AUGUSTINE.

spectd, Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 1s.--Arrivals
at the Ponce De Leon include Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Mr..
and Mrs. Elizabeth Gerry Snow, Mr..
and Mrs. William Shilber, Jr., Miss Ruth
Shilber. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson b. Rob-
erts, Mrs. William Huntley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell 8. Ward Double
day, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wade McGrath
ana Mr. and Mrs. Charles v. Loft, all of
New York: Miss Grace Griscom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Prince. Misses Margaret
and Mary Prince. Mrs. Thomas Royal,
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hooks nRING sD.oss.

Twenty-Five original drawings by John
Leech for a Beckett's Connie Histories
OF England and Rome" were bought las,
night for $50 by the estate OF George
D. Smith, the bid being the largest Of
the evening In the sale Of books by
modern authors, together With q cj-
lection OF original manuscripts OF tho
late Edgar Saltus and other inportar.
books and autographs from various coli
lections The bids ~ the sale totnlcd
81 o5S
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
HAMILTON ALUMNI DINNER.

Hamilton College Alumni OF New
York will hold their fifty-fourth annual
dinner at the Hotel Savoy tomorrow
evening Among the prominent alumni
who will participate are Chester 3.
Lord. '73. Chancellor OF the University
of the State of New York. and Repre-
sentative Warren I. Lee. 80. OF
Brooklyn.
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SHOEMAKER ESTATE $2,o25,4s4.
Son and Daughter Get 100000
Each at aB and AZ.

On the application OF the Equitable
Trust Company as trustee. the executors
of Henry r. Shoemaker. who died In
1918. filed an accounting OF the estate
yesterday In the Surrogates Court.
They give the value of the estate as
S2,025,484. the assets consisting mostly
of real estate. Tho will provides that
the decedent's son and daughter each
be paid 100000 on reaching the age
OF 35 and like amount each at As. At
the death of their mother they are to
divide the body Of the estate.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
MRs. r. II. DAWSON HAS SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Trubee Dawson are
being congratulated on the birth OF Q
son yesterday. Mrs. Dawson. who was
Miss Dorothy Peabody. is a daughter
Of the Rev. DR.. Endicott Peabody and
Mrs. Peabody OF Groton, Mass The
marriage was celebrated In April, 1919.
Mr.. Dawson is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry p. Dawson. During the war he
was In tho naval aviation. He Is q
member of the Assembly for Nassau
county,
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
M A r r I A C E S

ANDREWS FROTHINGHAM. At the
Church Of the Divine Paternity. New York.
January 10, by the Rev. Joseph Fort New
ton. Mrs. Gwendolyn Dawson Frothing-
ham, daughter of Marion Chaplin and the
late Charles Dawson of New York. to
William Turell Andrews Of Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Miss Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Bixler
of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
w. Polden of Hartford. Conn: DR.. and
Mrs. +. c. Ard. Mr.. and Mrs George
L Babcock, Miss Jean Babcock, L H.
Van Buren OF Plainfleld, N. ].
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,,,,. ,.,. = popINar

MISS SARA O. ROBINSON. ~. who was
for forty year, a teacher for the Children's
Aid Society. died Tuesday at the Baptist
Home for the Aged. fie East sixty-eighth
street. She entered the home In 1sl4 The
remains were shipped 20 Norwich. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
B 1 R T H S

CAvfSON.-Mr. and Mrs. r. T.ubee Dawson
(nee Dorothy Peabody announce the birth
of son on January IS.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
OBITUARY NOTES.

EVERETT YEAw. president of Newson
Co. book publishers OF ~ Fifth avenue. died
Tuesday at his home. a2s Hartford road.
South Orange. N. J. He was born In 1850
at Lawrence. Mass, and was graduated In
1882 from Cornell University.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
WALTER B. BROOKE. ~ years old.

WALTER B. BROOKE. ~ years old. of a
North avenue, Elizabeth, N. j., an employees
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. died yesterday
| from injuries received last Friday in fall.
Mr. Brooke was born IN Prince George
county, Maryland. He was placed In charge
OF the Pennsyivania and Long Island Rail-
| road branch in the Consolidated ticket office
at "a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-certifieate OF deposit No. 25c for
o. s4O. .3e, issued by the Farmers Loan and
rr,st Co. on or about June FL. 1912. In the
name OF Charles MaGee. as executor OF the
estate OF Anne Rtcrran. hss been lost or de-
stroypd and same has not been found by me.
All persons are hereby called upon TO show
cacse why a new certificate OF deposit should
not issue In view Of that lost or DESTROYED.
CHARLES MAGEE. Executor OF Estate Anne
I<iernan. =.
IOsT-saturday afternoon, January II, pas
senger getting off at s1st st. left In 9Th
av elevated train going north small black
leather case containing slides for stereopti-
con lectures for Sunday schools. Kindly re-
turn TO Room sl2. 1S9 9Th av Reward.
iosL,LoeRaNnTTET, ToSToIsE ,nsy Shell !
WARD. CASHIER, HOTEL PLAZA.
IosT-niack brief case With financial re-
ports, &C., s0th Century cab. l.. X. HAM
ILToN: saa 9th av Murray Hill osai; re-
LOsT-in taxi. Tuesday night. gold powder
boz; reward. WATSON. IS 9Th av. Tele-
phons stuyvesant se14
LosT-Beaded bas Albany express. arriving
l75th ~. station 1854 r. NJ. sunday re-
ward wEsTLARB, Cathedral 102si.
LosT-sio reward for brief case, containing
sfEoEL, ios Broadway. BROOKLYN.
IyOgT-ON Monday. January ~, shopping
between ON av. and 33d st.. 5th Az. and
seth ST., . pearl ring mounted with die-
fnonds; valued for associations: liberal re-
ward 600 Mt Prospect av.. Newark. N. J..
Telephone Branch Brook sos.
LOaT-Tuesday, diamond ring. large center
stone, In platinum setting OF diamonds and
scpphlrcs. between its w. 7Ttn and broad
way 72d st.. via Amsterdam av.. or 9th av.
bus c5th, between Madison and 5th very
liberal reward. GoLDsTONE, so W. issth.
wadsworth eI1i.
LOTT Liberal reward for large diamond and
platinum brooch. unusual design, lost on
9Th sv. or on eth av. bus. or East 0tt1. or
reirhborhood East 21th st, Saturday. R@turr
4s n. 64th. Tel Rhinele ndtr sii2.
fOsr--pcari necSince with diamond clap
somewhere between eoth -. and Central
Park IVES. and roth st. and Columbus ev
liberal reward. no uuestlons asked. Call
Rector eTdi.
LOST Diamond brooch. ec'na from Herqen
Az. Jersey city. 70 asa ~. tube, taxi TO w.
18th IT.. y y. Rcw-ri Cs'l Mortron'ctv TlG.
Jer-a~ rltv y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William De Forest Nam
ice of Old westbury. L. l.. are at II
East Eighty-second street for the win
ter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Pea
body of Ola Westbury are at the VAN
derbilt Hotel
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Cats. Dsss -.

IOer-Black chow, January 10. answers
name China. in neighborhood Seventy fifth
street. Park and Lexington avenues. Rhine
lander 621p,
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Mrs. William G. Rockefeller will give
a dinner and dance tonight in Sherry's
for her niece, Miss Isabel Rockefeller.
The guests, principally debutantes will
be in rustic costumes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Miss Isabel MacMillin gave a lunch
con yesterday at Sherry's for her cousin
Miss Margaret Clark MacMillin. Tho
other guests were the Misses Carlotta
Havemeyer, Nina Chatillon, Marjorie
Taylor, Dorothy Morrill,, Margery Dew.
ereux Andrews. Ann Phelps, Adele
Thompson, Anne Burr, Helen Frisbie
Wardlow. Peggy Stout, Margaret Power
and Frances McCoon.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Director-General Rowe Of the Pam
American Union entertained at luncheon
yesterday in the annex of the Pan
American Union in honor of the new
Commissioners to the Brazilian Centen-
ary Exposition.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Congratulations are being extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel r. Landon
upon the birth Of a son last Friday at
the home in Mount Kisco. N. Y. Mrs.
Landon is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Clark Baldwin.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Dinner parties tonight will be given
by Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Kermit
Roosevelt and Mrs Preston Pope Satter-
white at their homes. by Mrs. Arthur
B. Twombiy at the ST. Regis and Mrs
Richard v. Lindabury at the Plaza.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs Robert Lansing gave a luncheon
yesterday In honor of Mrs. Newton d.
Baker and Mrs. Edwin Meredith.
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yew~ry,

rosT-oN Monday, January "a. shopping
between ON av. and o3d st.. 5th Az. and
seth st., q pearl ring mounted with die-
rnonds; valued for associations; liberal re-
ward. 600 Mt Prospect av.. Newark. N. J.
Telephone Branch Brook N03.
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LOST Dia rnond brooch Ecina from BerQen
Az Jersey CITY. 70 asa a., tube, taxi TO w
l7th IT.. y. y. Rcw-rd Cal Mortroncrv 7lG.
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The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Director Gen. Rowe Of the Pan Amer
ican Union entertained at luncheon yes
terday in the annex OF the Pan American
Union in honor OF the new Commission
ers to the Brazilian Centenary EXPOSE
ton.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19

Park entertained a party OF friends at
luncheon at the Avignon yesterday.