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The New York herald., 1922-10-20
NOTES or SOCIETY.

Miss Dorothy Farrell gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home, Is West Eighty
sixth street. for Miss Agnes FitzsImons.
whose engagement TO Dr. Francis a. Fin
nerty OF Montclair, N. j., was announced
recently. Among the guests were Mrs
John Lucas, Mrs. Joseph Dodin. Mrs.
John Burke. Misses Grace Stanley. Mary
Coster. ThelSla Wigand. Edna Laughlin.
Moliie Farrell. Dorothy Page and Agnita
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franklin Adams.
in from Greenwich. Conn. and Mr.. and
Mrs Cyril Crimmins. who came from
Noroton. Conn. arc at the Ambassad dor.
Major Gen. John +. O'Ryan has taken
an apartment at the Waldorf Astoria for
this and next month.
Mrs Augustus Saint Gaudens has
come from Windsor. VT, to the Lorraine,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Saint Gaudcns. "
Prof. I. q. Carter Troop will lecture
on ''The Life and Letters OF Walter III.
Tage" at the Hotel Majestic next Sun
day afternoon and at Pilgrim Hail.
broadway and Fifty-sixth street, Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Stanford Of Great
Neck are at the Chatham Hotel
Mrs. David Stuart Mann and her sis
ters. the Misses Malesky of Virginia are
at the Waldorf-Astoria for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Pea body
have come from Old Westbury TO the
Vanderbilt prior to opening their house
at III East e yhtieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorr1zo Leland of OF
tawa. H.. are at the Biltmore for the
week end, having come from Hot
10. Il, t. L.. -
the First National Bank Of Ottawa. Mr..
and Mrs. G. III. Rorick of Toledo also
have come here from Hot Springs to that
hotel
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Cowboy Explains
Rode0 to Women
at Mrs. Hamilton S
Exhibition Of Sports Will Be
Given for ArgOnne AssO-
citation Benefit.

Tex Austin. who is putting on New
Garden. November to IA. for the benefit
of the Argonne Association, explained
the details of rodeos to the committees
at the home of Mrs. William Picrson
Hamilton. who is chairman OF The ex-
ecutive committee. at s2 East Thirty
sixth street. yesterday afternoon.
rodeo is mot circus. nor is 1t a
Wild West show. II Is an exhibition of
cowboy sports, kind of field day, al
which contests in steer roping. bull dog
eing. horse bucking and fancy riding
are the principal events. Such rodeo
is to be brought to New York. Each
contestant will come at his own expense
TO try for the money prizes.
The events are competitive.Y NJ
Austin announced in his Western drawL
There can't be any fixing things UP, az
there sometimes is at a prize fight or \
ball game. You just can't fix things up
with bucking horse. The contests are
TO be judged on two points The buckins
ability of the horse and the mans abr
ity to stick on his back.
Madison Square Garden is being
fenced in with a nine foot COW fence tc
protect the audience. There will be no
danger. / want to make II plain that
this is no Wild West show and that
fresh, unbroken bronchos and calves
never before roped are being brought on
for the rodeo. And for nine days West
ern Association pony riding. steer wran-
Cling rules will prevail in Manhattan
A regular Cheyenne rodeo is going to be
staged at Madison Square Garden"
T he .Argonhe Association was organ
lied on Armistice Day. 1918, as =
memorial to the American soldiers who
died in France. The association assumes
guardianship OF war orphans and keeps
and edcuates them at Beubourg. France
where the boys are taught trades and
the girls stenogrHphy or dressmaking
The French people are also contributing
to the associations funds. and the pro-
ceeds of the rodeo are to go to sbis
work.
Each day of the rodeo is to be
special day. with a special chairman.
November is to be New York Day. with
Mrs. George B. St. George as chairman /,
November 5, Stage Day, with Miss Eth el
Barrymore officiating; s, Childrens Day
with DR.. Royal Storrs Haynes chairman !:
Z, Election Day. Mrs. Stephen Birci
chairman 8. Club Day. with Mr.. NJ F.
Loughman, president of the New York
Atnletlc CiuD. chairman; y, Auxiliary
Day. with Mrs. Ed Hardy Clark and
Mrs Charles Thieriot in charge: 10.
Schools and College Day. Mr.. Don Kelley
chairman November IL Is Armistics
Day. with Col. elliot C. Bacon officiat-
ing; IL is Argonne Day. with Mrs. Rob-
ert Bacon chairman. The proceeds CT
the last two days will be divided among
the contestants.
Among those present at the meetina
were Mrs. Lewis +. Delafield. Jr.. Mrs
Leonard Wyeth. Mrs. Dexter Blagder,
Mrs. James II. Potter Mrs. Harriso1
Bird, Miss Isabella Watts. Mrs. Ed
\ Hardy Clark. DR.. Hunter. DR.. Haven
Emerson. Mrs. A. r Schumway, Miss
Louise Barber. Mrs. Dom Barber. Mrs
Arthur Woods Miss Frances Goodhue.
Miss Betty Price. Miss Margaret Stone
Miss Ruth Wade and Miss Katherine
Francis.
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wEsTBuRY PUBLIC LIBRARY,

In recent report in THE NEW YORK
HERALD of the gift Of children's library
to Westbury. l.. l., from Mrs. Robert
Bacon In memory of her husband. the
former Ambassador to France. II was
stated that Westbury has no library ut
present. The account should have read
that the town has no children's library.
Westbury has had "a public library for
fifteen years. IL was erected by popular
subscription and the best In English
literature is to be found in its 1900
volumes.
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Mrs. Hite Wins
Golf Match With
Miss BIoodgood
Mrs. George Sloan Loses to
Miss ingalls, in Hot Springs
Tournament.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va. Oct. 1s.-semi-finals
in the women's golf tournament were
played to-day with continued good
weather and good sized gallery. In
the FIRST flight Mrs. George E. Hite. Jr.,
of New York defeated Miss Rosalie
Bloodgood of New York and 4: Miss
Katherine ingalls, of New York defeat
ed Mrs. George Sloan of New York Z
and 8.
In the second flight Mrs George
Howard ingalls, of New York defeated
Miss Mary +. Williams of Baltimore
and s.; Miss Helene Simon OF New York
won from Mrs. Joseph Gay OF East
Orange l up in 19 holes.
The Casino was the center of the col
ony this afternoon at tea time following
the golf. Among those at the tables
We're: Mrs. John Innes Kane, Mrs.
Joseph Burden. Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Jr.. Mrs, William Henry Barnum. Mrs.
Frederic Nelson. Mrs Jose Aymar and
Nine. de Weerth. all of New York.
Mr.. Cornelius f. Fox of New York
gave dinner last night at the Home
stead for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff
Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Martin b. Sa-
portas, Mr.. and Mrs Alan Corey. Mrs.
l.. c. Robertson. Miss Diana Dalziel
and Mr. Frederick c. Inman of New
York: Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Heckscher
Wetherill and Mrs. Huhn Bailey of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs II. Clay
Miller of Baltimore. Miss Elsie McKeon
of Washington and Messrs. A. c. F. Kel-
cher of Pittsburgh and Watson X. Blair
of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Hutton Of
New York dned last night with Mr.. and
Mrs George Sloan of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. T.. Mccain
and Mrs. Charles Holland Duell of New
York gave dinners last night.
Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw, Mrs. Edgar
f. Luckenbach and Miss Caroline Web
ber of New York We're guests of Mr..
James T. Conway of New York.
Mrs. Ira Barrows and Mr.. and Mrs.
p. +. Crowley arrived at the Home
stead to-day from New York and Mrs.
Thomas G. Cook from Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley II. Hinlein are
here from Philadelphia on their honey
moon Mrs. John Clinton Gray will ar
rive tomorrow from Newport
Mrs Edward b. Cassatt left to-day for
Philadelphia in his private car with
Mrs. w. p. Stewart and Miss Elsie
Cassatt Stewart and her guests. Mrs.
FELTON, Bent and Miss Nancy Bent.
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JAMES r. ROURKE.

James II. Rourke. SO. n real estate
broker OF West New Brighton. Staten
Island. died in st. Vincent's no ospital
there last night Of a complication OF dis
eases. He was director OF tho West
New Brighton State Bank. which he
helped organize. He also was the or
ganizer OF the West New Brighton Board
OF Trade and was chief OF the North
Shore Volunteer Fire Department. Ne
onco was chairman OF the Republican
County Committee. Mr.. Rourke was a
member OF the knights OF Columbus.
the Staten Island Civic League and the
Royal Arcanum. He leaves his wife and
two sons.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Colwcli, Mary ~ Il. lttelHon, Ethet
BANKER. On October rs. Sarah q. Banker
daughter OF the late Amasa A. Mclean,
widow OF Edward Y. Banker. Funeral
private.
BLEIER Clara (nec Herschman). beloved
w. OF David and dear mother OF
ISonora H. Cohen, Sadie n. wois anc
William D. Bleicr. Funeral services Fri.
day, October 20. at 10 30 A. NJ. from Cen
trail Synagogue. 6o2 Lexington ev.. corner
55th ~
BOUGHAN Thursday, October TO- 1922
at his residvnce, $50 Bergen ST., Brooklyn
James a. Boughan. Funeral services nj
the Lefferts Place Chapel, 30 Lefferts
place, near Grand av., on Saturday. Octo-
Der ~, at ) =. NJ. Worcester, Mass
papers please copy.
pRADIsH. Suddenly. at Greenwich, Conn
October IL. 1922. George Johnston Bradlsh
Funeral services at Christ Church. Green
wich. Conn. Non Friday, October 30. a.
12.1s L. NJ.
BRIGGs.--At his stpnmcr residence. Rose.
mary. Nantucket Island. Mass, ON Mon
day, october iG. 1929, after q brief iil
ness. william Coffin Briggs. ln the SOu
year OF his age. Funeral service at st
Agncs's Chapel Trinity parish, e2d ST.
west Of Columbus av.. at 10 30 A. NJ. Fri
Interment private.
BtRDTCK ON October 10. Catherine y
Remains reposlng At chapel OF the Stepher
Merritt Burial and Cremation Co.. I6l
/ sth av., corner 18th ~.
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JAMES a. BOUGHAN. aged ~. Of $50 Der
gen street, brooklyn. n veteran OF the civil
war on tile Confederate side, died YESTERDAY
In his home. Mr.. Boughan was born In Nir-
ginla tie was member OF jefferson Davis
Legion OF the Georgia llussars and partici.
pAted In seventeen ma ior engagements. Hc
was the only living survivor OF his company
In the battle Of Gettysburg. He, was cap
tured during the war and brought to NeN
York. where he was released NJ the end OF
hostiities. lie leaves his Wife, who wa
Miss Abbie A. Monroe. direct descendant 81
President James Monroe: two sons and a
daughter.
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PAUL-HEFFELFINGER.

In the Church of ST. Malachi yester-
day Mrs Catherine f. Heffelfinger, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heffelhnger of
Minneapolis. was married to Mr.. Gerome
Alexander Paul of this city and Nyack
by the Rev. Father Leonard. the pastor.
The bride was escorted by Mr.. George
DE Negre of New Orleans. and was
attended by Mrs Lawrence Williams o.
New Orleans and Mrs. Harry Piper of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Walter Paul was his
brothers best man. During the war the
bride was at the head of the Gulf Dfvi-
sion of the Red Cross in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul will live at 145 East
Forty-ninth street.
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MRS. w. K. VANDERBILT
APPROVES OF WEDDING
Mrs. Mills Sends Wireless to
Mother in Paris.

Special Cable TO THE New York HERALD.
Copyright. 1922. by THE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Oct. 10.
Although she has not yet received
any word from her daughter Mrs. Mar
garet Rutherford Mills indicating the
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt told her
friends this afternoon that the match
would meet with her full approval. as
apparently the couples interests were
socially and intellectually parallel.
4 wireless message from the Beren-
garia to Mrs. Vanderbilt to-day an
nounced that the daughter probably
would arrive in Paris tomorrow after
room, but it did not mention the we'd
ding.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
BROWN-BARKER.

Miss Dolly Beatrice Barker of 177S
Lanier place. Athens. Ohio. and Mr.
Howard p. Brown of 1924 q street. N
W.. Washington. ID. c., were married
yesterday in the Church of the Trans
fsuration by the Rev. Charles l.. Hicks
in the presence of few friends In OBJ
tanning the marriage license Mr.. Brown
described himself as actpary of the
United States Veteran Bureau. He is "A
years old, few years the senior of his
bride
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
DETROIT MAYORS SON WEEDS.

KITCHENER. Ont. Oct. 19.-The mar
riage of Miss Margaret Lang Of Kitch-
ener and Mr.. Frank Couzens. son of the
Mayor of Detroit, was celebrated to-day
in st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
Among the attendants were Misses
Eleanor Mack and Madeleine Couzens
of Detroit and Rose Mineham Of Albany
and Mr.. Alfred May OF Detroit. The
bride was given away by her father.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MISS STERLING IS ENGAGED.

Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Miss Elsie Sterling.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Sterling of 265 West Eighty-hrst street.
to Mr.. Armistead Calhoun Rogers OF
Virs inia. Mr.. Sterling is president OF
the Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Corporation. Mr., Rogers. who is the
son of the late Rear Admiral Charles G..
Rogers. u. $ NJ. was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis In 1916. and served overseas
during the war with the dcs.royers. He
is now engaged in the banking business
in this city.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington no.
tells include
The Washington-Mr. w. A. Dudley
Mr.. George New.on. Mrs. Gefalle, Mr. IL
w. Walker and Mr.. w. f. Stokes.
The Shoreham-.-Mr. Frederick Strauss
and Mr. John +. Herbert
Wardman Park-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kaufman.
Willard-Mr. II. B. Wilson. Jr Mr.
Arnold Markell. Mr.. Lawrence veiler,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Switzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Moore. Mr.. c. S. Collins and
Mr.. c. II. Rosner.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MONTGOMERY-wRIGHT.

Miss Marion Baldwin Wright. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wright OF
1913 st. James place. Brooklyn, was mar
ried last evening in her home to Mr..
Leighton X. Montgomery. son oe Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Montgomery OF 341 st.
Johns place Brooklyn. by the Rev. \.
w. +. Darlington. The brides only at
tendant was Mrs. Robert Edgar Chuma-
sero. Jr. The best man was Mr.. William
j. Montgomery. the bridegroom's brother.
Messrs Robert Edgar Chumasero. Jr-
and Jason l.. Croius>were the ushers.
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D l E D
In Memoriam.

dwell. Mary a. T. Itielson, Ethel
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
SALE FOR FLOWER HOSPITAL.

The Lafayette Guild of Flower Hos
pital Eastern Boulevard and Sixty
fourth street. will hold rummage sale
for the benefit of the maternity and chill
dren's wards of that institution at 653
Lexington avenue from Monday, October
23. through to Friday. October 81. Mrs.
Henry +. Tiedeman of $50 Park avenue
is'chairman of the guild. and the sale of
clothing. shoes and hats will be con-
Quoted under her direction. It is re-
auested that contributions be sent to the
salesroOmS.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
NEWPORT COTTAGE IS SOLD.


Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YonK HBRAD
NEWPORT. Oct 19.-Mrs. William. w.
Tompkins of New York and Newport
sold her property at Bellevue avenue and
Mill street to Mrs. Marie Cottrell. who
owns the adjacent dwelling. The Tomp-
kins cottage has been occupied for sev-
erai years by Mrs. Theodore Kane and
the sale was made through Mrs. John
F'lavel Hubbard.
Mr.. Reginald c. Vanderbilt has gone
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. r. Richard
son gave a dinner last evening.
Capt. Frank Taylor Evans. u. s. N,
commanding the training station. Will
speak before the officers of the 3S5th
Infantry on navy Day" October 81,
when the army men of the late war Will
meet here. The City Hall has been
given for the use Of the gathering.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
ron DAY NURSERY BENEFIr.

sale of new stockings for the benefit
of the Bloomingdale Day Nursery is to
be held next Tuesday. October "a, at the
Nearly New Shop. 913 Eighth avenue
Mrs William II. Browning is president
OF the nursery, ard the managers are
Mrs, James D'Olier Mrs. Thomas Di-
mond. Mrs. Harry Spadone. Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Chapman anu Mrs. William T. De-
W.4rt
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Members of the managing committed
of the Studio Club of the Y. w. c. A., al
1874 East Forty-fourth street, will rye a
tea this afternoon for members and
guests. at which there will be dancing
demonstration. The directing committed
includes Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs
stephen Baker. Mrs. William +. Payson
Mrs. Theodore II. Savage and Miss
Helen LoomIs,
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Albert. husband OF Eleanor
Wright, on Thursday. October 10. 1922.
a. bis residence in Auburndafes L.
Funeral services at 4:l5 p. NJ. on FRI
day. Train leaves Pennsylvania station,
New York at 80 r. NJ. Interment at
CaStleton vi
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
DANCE AFTER FOOTBALL GAME.

The Columbia University Chapter of
the Phi Beta Delta Fraternity will hold
a tea after the Columbia-New York Uni
vcrsity football game tomorrow after
noon at it's new fraternity house. SO
West Hath street. In the evening there
will be a house warming dance. The
committee includes Messrs. Arthur Cope
land. Irving S. Strouse. David Mankoff
and Frank Leerburger.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

HUGHES. Harry F.. sr.. at his home. 1924
~ aSth. Canarsie. Thursday, October
~, In his 59th year. Funeral Monday.
$3.50 A. NJ. thence 10 Church OF the Holy
Family. Requiem Mass at 10 A. NJ. In
terment St Johns Cemetery
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IN M E M RIA M

COLMEfL.-In loving memory OF our dear
mother, Mary Ann TRaffe Colwell. who
passed away October 20. 1919.
TrTELSoN. - -Unveiiing Of monument IN mem.
ory OF Ethel Tttelson. beloved wife ~
Mitchell lttelson, mother Of Roslyn and
devoted daughter Of Louis solomon, will
take place Sunday, October %. 1880 p. NJ.
al linton Fields Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Special Correspondence to THE New YoRE
Hupkfn

Special Correspondence 10 The NEW YORK
HERALD
PARIS, oct. 6.--Americans registered
at Paris hotels from New York include
Mrs. Janny f. Rowell. Thomas a. Fog
arty, Miss Helen @. Young. Miss Alten
Gay. Miss Jullette Compton. Miss sothia
Conan. Miss Lillian Conan, John Wins
Z ton Sweeney. Sally d. Hoskins Carrie
Hoskns. Nora Phillips and Harry Bonis.
From other places: Editty Eaton. X.
Chaplin. Chicago; Helen Cosbit Mlchi-
gam Leonard wertheinen. Baltimore ;
MIR. and Mrs Arthur S. Roscnblatt. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. y. Feigenbaum, J. v.
Redcscu San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Martin. Los Angeles Mr..
Lewie Pope. Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
ID. A. LAroRTUNE, VI. r.

MONTREAL. Oct. I'D. A. Lafortune,
X. c., Member (of Parliament for JAG
ques Cartier. dropped dead this afternoon
in the courthouse Mr. Lafortune was
one Of the crown prosecutors of Mon
treal
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
JOHN BROPHY.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HrR.Lp
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. l9.-John Brophy of
Ridgefield. formerly member of the
Connecticut General Assembly and in
the late s0's customs Inspector in New
York. died to-day in his SD year. He
was director OF the First National
Bank of Ridgeheld
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
ENGLISH ARTIST HERE.

Wulism walcot. painter and etcher OF
London. is at the Biltmore on his first
visit TO America. He intends to spend
six weeks studying the architecture OF
the leading cities as well as planning
with "A view - improving architecture
In England. He said he would make
two etchings Of New York waterfront
similar TO those Ne has executed In Lon
don. Liverpool and Newcastle -on-Type.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
$4,000 GIrr TO LAFAYETTE.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YosK HERALD.
EAsToN, Pa. Oct. l9.--Announcement
Of a gift of $4,000 to Lafayette College
in the will of the late Senator George T.
oliver for the Henry W. Oliver scien-
tific library was made here tonight by
President John II. MacCracken.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
OBITUARIES.
GEORGE w. SCHAEDLE DEAD.
Was vice-President OF BushvvfcIx
Savings Bank.

George w. Schaedle. aged 81. died OF
uraemie poisoning yesterday in his home.
1870 Ainslie street, Brooklyn. He was
senior vice-prcsldent Of the Bushwick
Savings>Bank aSd was a founder OF the
Eastern District Y. NJ. c. A.. later serv-
ing as treasurer and chairman OF its
board. He was a founder OF the Brook
lyn Eastern District Industrial Home
and School and was president OF the
board of trustees OF the Eastern District
Homeopathic Dispensary.
He leaves his wife and three sisters.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MEMORIAL TO MR.. MORGAN.
Highland Falls Church Gets Win.
dow From Mrs. satterIec.

uOW from MrS. S0tterlec.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee is placing a
memorial window in the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Innocents in High
land Falls. N. Y. in memory of her
father, the late J. Pierpont Morgan.
The window. comprised of three Gothic
openings and tracery. illustrates the
opening words of the Benedicite: o all
We works of the Lord. bless ye the Lord.
praise Him and magnify Him forever" !"
The landscape chosen to portray this
subject is that OF the seacoast at Mount
Desert. Me-. known as Great Head.
which Mr.. Morgan gave to his daughter.
The Tiffany studios worked out the text
and design submitted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Satterlee.
The window will be dedicated next
Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
M A r r I A G. E S

LAROCHE-TURNER.- October -. Bca.
trice Oakley Turner 10 Or. Montgomery
LaRoche. In New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

DOG-Belgian police; answers TO name Of
Bingo; lost Friday morning. o:3O. East a3d
ST.: reward. Mrs. A. SELWYN, 2iO West
90th 81.
800 REwARD-Poiice dog, answers name
French, no collar, lost October 9, North
Arlington. ". j. Phone Chelsea bJ53.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Found.

FoUND--Outside of Casino Thcater. night OF
October 10. pair OF spectacles; owner may
have same by describing NJ 573 Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Brien. who
have been at GARDENERS Island on their
honeymoon. are at the Ambassador be-
fore going to White Sulphur Springs.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Brown fox scarf on Doth st. station.
9TH av. subway, Tuesday morning. Re-
ward. Phone Academy 430s. evenings.
LOST-Black circular cape. Monday after
noon; reward. u. V. HARMAN. 601 West
1fOth 1t.
LOST-sable neckpiece between 5sth ST. and
53d st.. Madison and Fifth aves. Reward
1s2 w. asth. GOULD.
LOST-F'ur sable scarf in taxi or West iO5th
So. Tuesday evening; reward. Phone
Morningslde a0S0. Apt 12-A.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Iorgnette and chain liberal reward
Mrs. 81 ADAviS, 200 w. 9Tth st.
S10e REWARD
Lost-Black moire bag with monogram con-
tanning Cigarette holder. taxi from Colony
Restaurant. BOLLES, Columbus 1879.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan of New York
is at the Lafayette Hotel for brief visit
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

: Mr.. and, Mrs Marshall j.. Dodge.
whose home is at 26 West Fifty-fourth
street. will have for their future home
duplex apartment in the new apartment
house at Lexington avenue and sixty
ninth street.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Jewelry.

1OST-Diamond crescent bar pin Thursday
morning, between West ~116th ST. and
Chambers ST.: liberal reword II returned 10
WALTER p. STEVENS SONS. 107 Cham
bers St. New York.
LOST-Black pearl stickpin surrounded by
small diamonds. Wednesday morning, . :35
Forty-nnth street. between Fifth av. and
northeast corner Madison av. s. II. o.. Box
-. Wall 81. p. o.
LosT-Cientleman' platinum watch. from
Bntmore Hotel TO Westchester Bitmore
Club: s2oQ reward. Return to Cashier. Hotel
Biltmore.'
LoST-Diamond and pearl pendant on dock.
Pier 80. on arrival Homeric. Thursday
very liberal reward. Telephone Ass Wander
bilt or write 80 r. 42d. Room 1908.
LOST-October IS. diamond guard ring at
1o4th +. a. Armory. Hotel Marie Antoin-
ette or Broadway. between 6sth to 12d st. .
liberal reward. c. BATTER. 261 Broadway.
IOST-Platinum diamond barpln Oct 10, be-
tween 1sth-SSth on B'way or B'way street
car to lO1st; 500 reward. ISAAC DREG-
FUS. PAL West l01st.
LosT-Pin. platinum, three colored pearls
and diamonds; afternoon October II ;
reward. BARKER. 1870 w. 9th.
LosT-Monday. ocS 10. sapphire and pearl
crescent brooch; liberal reward. Apt. 314
LoST-Monday afternoon in taxicab. iady'r
cigarette case. Reward. Can Columbus 1888
BOST-piamond bowknot pin. Aening October
II; liberal reward. Columbus 1861. Apt. n.
$500 REWARD
for return of platinum bar pin large .dia =
monds In center and 10 or 12 small diamonds
and Summit ~. j. A. G. BENNETT, 10
william st. Phone 1884 Broad
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
DENLY have gone to Boston, where Mr..
DENLY will inspect-the Boston and Ports
mouth navy yards.