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The New York herald., 1922-10-31
THE TOWN THATFORGOT
GOD,' FOX FILM, SEEN
Storm and Flood Pictures
Glue Real Thrills.

THE Town That Forgot God" a Fox
film, screened last night at the Astor
Theater, features poverty mother love.
the wrath of God, all treated with over
much sentimentality and a striking
storm scene. The scenario is from the
pen Of Mrs. X. and judging by the
captions, one might think It was taken
down in spirit writing from Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, after she had talked
with the major prophets.
David. played by an unchildish child
Bunny Grauer. is a bookworm. He is
the star pupil OF his mothers school,
which brings the hat tred Of the Squire
upon HIS headf for he knew more than
the Squire. Dduid's mother dies. which
gives q wide opening for twofold finn
ing. with the mothers spirit wandering
through the emrty house. Ddrid is
adopted by the Squire to get the furni-
ture and is treated like stepchild. ac-
cused of stealing ana threatened with
arrest.
Ebeu. the carpenter. subtly played by
Warren Krech, a former lover Of
Dduid's mother, returns just In time to
save her armchair from being bought
at auction and gives It to the child.
And JUS whep DaUid Is locked in his
room reading about Lincoln and Wash
ington a great storm strikes the town
that has forgot God Flood and burn
ing houses give a thrill that is worth
sitting through all the rest village
Is destroyed and 50 realistically that
those IN the audience who were not
standing IN their seats to avoid the on
rush of water. applauded vigorously
The Squire and his fix are drowned. but
Eben saves DdUid, who after lanse Of
twenty-five years ir one caption. Is
transformed from q barefoot boy to a
thriving young president. dedicating
churches and schools to his mother and
supporting Eben, now grown old. and
beautiful wife.
Perhaps the reason the flood destroyed
the villagers was not so much that they
forgot God as that they forgot English or
history. which Ddvid knew and started
all the trouble. But the flood was n
thrill. even II the billy goat wasn't
drowned as It would have been in a
real flood
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
SPORTS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Many Enjoy Golf md Riding
Arrivals.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALp.
Hot SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 3o.-Mr. Fran
els Mcneil Bacon arrived to-day from
New York and played golf with Mrs.
Bacon. Others on the links were Mr..
and Mrs. Burt l.. Fenner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel ID. Woodside, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
e. Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Clarence
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Amory Haskell.
Mr. and Mrs. william F.. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Mcllvain, Mr.. and
Mrs Alton Farrell and Mrs. Edgar r..
Luckenbach.
Mrs., George H. ingalls, and Miss
Katherine Ingalls, played a final two
some before starting to-day for New
York, also Mrs. John Victor and Mrs.
Coburn Darling of Providence.
Those driving to-day included Mrs.
John G. Gray of Newport, who went to
Valley View for tea, where Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Amory Haskell gave a luncheon
yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Budd,
Mrs. John Innes Kane, Mrs. Joseph
Burden and Mrs. George A. Ellis. Jr.
on the riding trails were the Misses
Geraldine McAlpin and Virginia Van
lngen. Mrs. Joseph Truttt Talbert and
the Misses Hope and Marie Harjes.
Sir Robert and Lady Borden left to-
day for Ottawa, after four weeks with
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Evans
here. Mr.. Edgar Park has gone TO New
York after week here with Mrs. Park.
Mrs. II. s. Armstrong arrived at the
Homestead day from New York, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter $. Thomson and
Miss Rebecca &. Thomson from Phila.
delphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il,
McAdams from Richmond.
Mrs. Brady Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney A. Kirkman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Vreeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tinker,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff Frazier. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar ]. Williams and DIR.
]. Arthur Booth left for New York.
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"Cintra," who found her name for
smart clothes in Portugal and her fame
In London and who arrived Sunday pre-
Pared to give fashion show for the
benefit of soldiers and sailors, yesterday
declared herself an ally OF the moder-
ately short skirt.
The Hon. Mrs. John Fortescue. as she
Is in private life. received reporters at
the home of-~Mrs. Leland Eggleston
Cofer, 563 Park avenue. where she was
a guest at luncheon. She wore skirt
of ankle length and said cmphatically
that she thought six inches a proper dis
tunce for an afternoon or street skirt
tc escape the floor but that she liked
long. sweeping draperies for evening
dresses.
American women strike me as being
much smarter looking than English
women in their street Clothes said the
designer of some of Dolores" most
sumptuous apparel for the stage and the
genius who supplies several of England $
stage stars with their costumes Before
her marriage "Cintra" was Miss Wini-
fred Beech. daughter of an English
vicar. and at one time was an actress
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
SOREL PLAYS IN MONTREAL.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YoRK fERiLn.
MONTREAL. Oct. 30.-Cecile Sorel. lead
ing woman OF the Coincide Franchise.
who Is having a triumphal tour OF
Canada prior TO opening in New York
November 49, was received by Mayor
Merichard Martin to-day Tonight
many city officials attended her opening
performance in the ST. Denis Theater
of "L'Aventuriere.
Yesterday 1000 students OF Laval
University participated In a great dem
onstration when Nine. Sorel's engage
ment ended in Quebec. Tomorrow she
will be luncheon guest Of the Montreal
Reform Club. Wednesday Of the wom-
ans Canadian Club. Thursday OF the
Society of Authors and Friday she
speaks TO French class McGill Univer-
cfty
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OBITUARIES.
MAJOR JOHN r. SHORT.

Major John z. Short. civil war vet
eran. aged 81. died Sunday night in
his home. 159 Garfield place. Brooklyn
He enlisted at the outbreak OF the wal
and rose to first lieutenant In the
Seventy Regiment. New York
state Volunteers. In 1862, Mr.. Short
was made captain. lie was badly
wounded at Bristow station. Va. and
lay on the field for four days before
help came. lie served twelve years n
the Volunteer Fire Department IN
Brooklyn and was Grand Marshal o
the Memorial Day parade on the oc
oasion of its review by Theodor,
Roosevelt when Governor Of New York
lie was the last holder OF the special
medal struck in 1858 by the War Funt
Committee OF the city OF Brooklyn. foi
bravery in the war. Funeral Services
will be this afternoon.
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HONOR FOR HAMILTON HOLT.

In recognition of his services to the
Republic of Poland. Hamilton Holt
executive director OF the Woodrow VIII.
son Foundation. received yesterday the
decoration OF ''Polonia Recttuna." The
presentation was made by $. l.. Gro
'towslsy, Consul-Generai Of the Republic
of Poland. Besides the Polish decora-
tion. Mr.. Holt also has received tho
Order OF the Sacred Treasure tJapan)
Royal Order OF George the First
(Greece). officer Public instruction
(F'rance), Order Of the Crown of Italy
tItaly). and chcvalier OF tho Legion Of
Honor (F'rancel
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MRS. HILL is BRIDE
OF SIR GEORGE RHODES
Former Miss Diana Murphy Is
Married in London.

LONDON, Oct. 80 CAssociated Press).
Mrs. Diana Morgan Hill, widow of FL.
Morgan Hill Of Washington. d. c., was
married to Sir George Rhodes to-day
In st. Mary's Catholic Church.
The bride was given away by Capt.
e. l.. Hussey, Naval Attache to the
American Embassy. Sir George and his
bride. after a honeymoon in Scotland,
will live in London. They hope to visit
the United States.
Lady Rhodes was Miss Diana Muir
ply. For the last few years she has
lived abroad although she owns a
house in Washington, now leased to the
Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. J.
Mayhem Wainwright, and ranch in
Elko, New.
Sir George, who is 60. was created
a baronet in 1919. He Is son of the
late Thomas Rhodes of London and
is chairman and general director of
Thomas Rhodes. Ltd. His first wife.
whom he married in 1888, was Mar
garet C. Phillips. daughter Of John
Phillips of Liverpool. He has two sons
and daughter, the heir to the baron
etcy being Lieut.-Col. J. r. Rhodes.
The London home of Sir George is at
27 Pont street, S. w. Ian MACPHERSON.
Minister of Pensions in the Lloyd
George Cabinet is his son-in-law.
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CLYNEs-RosENTRETER.

rhe marriage of Miss Marie Rosen-
treer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
j. Rosentreter of Boonton. n. j., to
Mr.\Thomas Godfrey Clynes of Milling
tonAN. j.. took place yesterday in the
chanry of st. Thomas's Church. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Eev. DIR. Ernest M. Stircs. rector
IN tha presence of relatives and few
fricnds The bride was escorted by her
fatherl Mr.. Joseph G.. Parr was best
man. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Clynes left on a motor trip through
the Shenandoah Valley and to the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. They will live in
Mllmgton. Mr.. Clynes Is associated
with l.. Rothschid & Co., bankers.
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SALES TO AID CHARITIES.

Special sales will be held each Tues
day during November and December OF
articles appropriate for Christmas at
Evcrybody's Thrift Shop. III Eas,
Ffty-ninth street. The stock is being
replenished with winter clothing and
household goods. The proceeds will be
divided equally among the Bryson Day
Nursery. the kips Bay Day Nursery.
the Union Settlement. the Maternity
Center Association. the Association TO
Promote Proper Housing for Girls and
rho Vanderbilt Clinic Auxiliary. This
shop Is a permanent organization.
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IN THE NEWPORT COLONY.

gpecinl Dispatch 10 THE Nrw YonK Herald.
NEWPORT. Oct. 30.---Mr Marion Ep-
pley is going to Maine soon for a fishing
trip.
Among those remaining here for the
late season are Miss Katherine BulkIey
Lawrence. Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mrs will
lam Il. Caperton and Miss Marguerite
Caperton, Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs James
Griswold Wentz and Mrs. William Titz
Hugh Whitehouse.
~. retired, and Mrs. Sims were guests
OF honor at a dinner given last night at
the Art Association by the citizens OF
Newport. One hundred and fifty were
present.
Mr.. Harold Roscngnrten has returned
10 PHILADELPHIA
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JOHN ~. ADDERLEy.

John IT. Adderlcy 90. for City years
associated with the Havilands IN the
French china business, died Sunday in
his home, 20 Schermerhorr street.
Brooklyn. after an illness of several
months. lie had been "a friend OF
Henry Ward Beecher when the latter
was pastor Of Plymouth Church In
Brooklyn. lie was one OF the first
members OF the Brooklyn Y. NJ. G. a.
lie leaves a brother, Thomas. Funeral
services will be tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
HEADS ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL.

Col. William Boyce Thompson has
been reelected president of the Roose-
Welt Memorial Association. He was vir-
tually founder of the association and
contributed largely TO the expenses of
raising the memorial fund after Mr..
Rooseyelts death. Other officers In
clude honorary presidents, Charles f..
Hughes, Secretary Of State; Elihu Root
and Gen. Leonard Wood; honorary vice
presidents. James Il. Garfield, Senator
Hiram Johnson and Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge: ice-presidents. William
Loeb Jr.. and former Postmaster-Gen-
cral VIII II. Hays. Albert H. Wiggin,
president OF the Chase National Bank
has been reelected treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
MISS JAMES Is ENGAGED.

special Dispatch TO THE New YoaK HERALD
HUDSON. ". Y. Oct. 30.--Mrs. John
W. Gillette. Of Hudson. N. Y, has an
nounced the engagement of her niece
Miss Helen Field James. to Mr.. King
man Douglass, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am A. Douglass, OF Chicago. Miss
lanes is daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard James OF st. Paul. She is
a graduate Of the Porter School. al
Farmington. Conn. and the Finch
school. New York. Mr.. Douglass wa
graduated from Yale in 1913, and served
with the Ninety-nrst Aero SQUADRON,
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IN M f M RI A M

ARROT'r. "a memorial service In rcmen..
braucc OF Dr. Lyman Abbott. who dtcf
on October -. win be held IN the Maids, 4
Avenue PreSbyi eriau Church. Rev. Henry
Sloane Coffin, minister. northeast corRcr
of T3d ST. on Tuesday evening". October
81. at o'clock.
JAIyRENCE.--May Cherished memory II
my sister. VINO passed away October 81 !,
1925 Sister Louise.
O'CONNOR.--In sad and loving memory OF
my beloved mother. Julie Deveinish oCon-
nor who departed this world on October
81 1921. (Signed) Eugene Felix o Connor.
PIATT. I'm loving remembrance OF Frances
Olmsted Reynolds. October 81. 1870.
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MRS. MARY WARD DEAD.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
PITTSBURGH. oct, 30.-Mrs. Mary
Ward. aged 81. of New Rochelle, ~ Y,
widow Of Robert Boyd Ward. Pittsburgh
business man and founder of the Robert
Boyd Ward Home for Children in Bise-
low boulevard. died to-day in her apart
ment in the Rittenhouse
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D l E D


Abbott. Lyman OConnor, Juue -
Tav,rence Nav rlatt, Frances -. II
ADnERI,EY.- On Sunday. October 30, 1922'
AZ his residence. ~ Schermerhorn 81.
Hrooklvn, John II. Adderley. aged a years.
Funeral service in the reception room OF
Ilvnouth Institute Hicks and Orange SITS.
Brooklyn. on Wednesday, November J. az
p NJ.
ATWATER. Richard NJ. on Monday; oeto-
her 40 at Chadds Ford. Pa, In his TVth
wear Notice Of funeral later. PROVIDENCE
Or. - papers Iaease copy M
DEsTE.-su Suddenly. in Chicago. 0etooer ~
Mary Cutting, wife OF the late Henry Deste
of New York Funeral private.
BRAuNLINCi. George. Of 6il West i5sth 81.
suddenly AT Hotel La sale. Chicago, oc-
tober 81, beloved husband OF EiIaoeul .;.ln',,,
ling Funeral services at West PARK ffcs-
byterian Church. seth 81. and Amsterdam
\ av Interment private at kenslco Cefne-
terry.
BITTI,ER.-On Monday. October 30. Minna
Edna Butler only daughter Of the late
Rufus Henry Beckwith, ESD. of Buffalo.
beloved wife ~ John Butler OF Pelham. y.
Y. Services at the home, 10 Pei
hamdale av.. 3 y. NJ. on "Wednesday, No
vember l. Trains leave Grand Central sta
tion 2:17 p NJ. Intcrment Buffalo.
cAAfPBELL--On October 20, 1922. Charlotte
e. wife of Leonard VI. Campbell. Flu
neral from her late residence, ~ treoman
st.. Woodbridge, \. T.. on "Wednesday
November ], at L. NJ.
COE.-At New Canaan. Conn. october 30,
1922, Ellen NJ, widow OF oliver W. Coe. In
her s7th year. Funeral services nt the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Thomas L..
Paskett, 10 Mead st.. New Canaan, Conn,
on Thursday. 1 r. NJ Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. Conveyances VIII meet
train leaving Grand Central Depot ! a. NJ
BIAsS. Frank. on October rs. 1922 At Lit
erty, n. Y, beloved husband OF Mary
Ilass (nee Farrelyl. Funeral from 500
iudsoi St, on Tuesday, Octooer 81. 1922.
81 . Z. VI.
pICKEY ON October 20. 1929. at her resi-.
dcnce 0S2 Ocean av., Brooklyn. Kate
Gertrude beloved daughter Of william ID.
Dickey. Funeral services private.
DINSMO ORE.-Mary, at Perth Amboy. y. j..
on October 20 Funeral services n Gnr-
retson Funeral Chapel. .sl High St. Perth
Amboy, | J.. NJ Tuesday lutermgnt New
York Bay Cemetery, Jersey City.
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DIES IN ROOM WHERE BORN.

NEwnuRau. oct 3O.--Miss Elizabeth
Fowler died to-day In the room in which
she was born on November 80 1923.
She had always lived In the same house.
Miss Fowler VAS n daughter Of DIR.
David Fovlel. d New York physician OF
a century ago, ana was sister of the
late James Nvalkor Fowler. at one time
Surrcgatc o. ...N J. county.
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NEw HAVEN. oct. 30.--Thc Rev. Myron
Andrews Munson. 81, author and well
known Congregational Minister, died AT
his home here to-day. Mr.. Munson re-
tired from the ministry several years
ago and spent the last years o. his life
IN rtuNv
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The observation-disclosures. r. NJ. Fowl,
Walter 5. Orr and Charles Calhoun.
The Observation-Disclosures. G. A. Gall.
r. A. Potter, III. NJ. Sowle and H. T..
Cartwright and Mr.. and Mrs j. j.
Geller. Mrs. Murray s. Safer. Mr.. r. $.
Purdy and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Donald
son.
The Willard--Messrs. Il. r. Bunker,
NJ. J. Simon. w. II. Dey and G. F. VIII
son. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Gold. Miss II.
M. Stewart and Mr.. Rexford Connor.
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M A r r | A C E S

CLYNES - ROSENTRETER. - on Monday
October 30 at st. Thomas's Church. New
York city, Miss Katherine Marie Rosen-
treter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
John Rosentreter of Boonton, n. j., to
Mr. Thomas Godfrey Clynes of Milling
ton, " j.
HERWOOD-BRANDON. Sunday. Octo-
ber 20 at the Church of the TransfEura-
ton Mary Brandon. daughter of Henry j.
Brandon OF indianapolis, to Rober- Emmett
sb.r
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
sAcHELORs TO GIVE DANCES.

The Bachelors. a series of subscrp-
ton dances that have been held for
years In the Della Robbia room Of the
Vanderbilt. will be resumed this win
ter and the first of the weekly series.
five In number, viii begin the night
of November II. The proceeds of the
dances will be divided among local
charities. Those of last year amounted
to $4,000.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont are at
the Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew ]. I.ooram Of
Glen Cove, l.. l.. have taken an apart
ment at 1141 Park avenue.
Mrs. James c. X Lawrence and Miss
Eleanor L. r. Lawrence are at the st.
Regis from Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke and Miss
Alma Clarke, who recently returned
from Europe, are at the Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Davie. in from
Tuxedo Park. are at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Clay FriclS and Miss
Helen Frfck are at 1 East Seventieth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor
will return to-day from jericho, l.. l.. to
SO East Thirty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gill
lespie have closed their house in New
port and are at IL East Eighty-ninth
street.
Mrs. Henry Scott Rokenbaugh, who is
still at Avalon. her house at Bay Shore.
gave luncheon yesterday, at the Ritz
Carlton for Mrs. Frederick Pope of Au-
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse of
Tuxedo are with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. at 4 West
Fifty-eighth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins.
who have been passing the weekends at
the Piping Rock Club. have opened their
house at IL East Seventy-second street.
Messrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. Jr.. and
Rowland A. Robbins. Jr.. passed Sunday
in Tuxedo and attended the annual au-
tumnal ball in the Tuxedo Club as
guests of Mr.. Norvin Hewitt Green.
Mrs. Winchester Fitch will give a
luncheon at 81 East Eightieth street,
November z, for Miss Dora Hotchliss,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace L. Hotchkiss, Jr., of Rye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin I'd, OF
East Williston, L. L., had for luncheon
yesterday at Pierre'S DIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter p. Anderton. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgoyne
Hamilton and Mrs. Charles l.. Hoffman
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Scott are
! at the ST. Regis from Bar Harbor until
they sail for Europe to spend the winter
Others there are Mr.. and Mrs. w
| Thorn Kfssel of Peapack, N. j., and Mrs
| A. Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, Of Albany
| Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas Sloane
| have taken an apartment at % East
| Sixty-fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs. b
| Sumner Welles of Washington have
rented Mr. Sloane's house at IL East
| Sixty-second street.
| Mrs. Charles Remsen and Miss Lillian
Remsen have left Inglenook. Remsen-
| burg, L. L. for their new home a. 907
! Fifth avenue. Their home for many
| years. at 500 Madison avenue, has been
taken for trade.
Arrangements for the marriage OF
| Miss Katherine Kent daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Edward Kent, to Mr.. c.
| Huntington Erhart, have been changed
because of the death of Miss Kent's
| grandmother. Mrs. William r. Grace.
simple ceremony at 80 o'clock. Novem.
ber 6, in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Kent in Jericho L. l., will be attended
only by members Of the families.
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N,CANN-pUNCAN.
specil Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALr
New York Herald Bureau.
Washinrtou. ID. C.. Oct. 30. (

WNshfnCtOn, II. y, OCt. ~.
Miss Jeanette Oliver Duncan. niece
Of REPRESENTATIVE William B. Oliver OF
Alabama, was married to-day to Ensign
Thomas Lee Mccain. U. $. NJ. in the
Cathedral OF Saints Peter and Paul.
Miss Willie Duncan was her sisters only
attendant and the bride was given in
marriage by her uncle. with whom she
has made her home. Ensign Mccain,
who Is the son of Mrs. w. A. McCann
cf Washington. is attached to the U. 5
S Lardner.
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DR.. and Mrs. William s. Washburn
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Charlotte Washburn, to
Ensign Alan r. McCracken, U. S. N.
son of Mrs. NJ. s. McCracken. Of Pax
ton, Ill.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Kerr Of New
York are in Washington where they ex-
pect to spend the winter at the Hotel
Lafayette.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Rear Admiral Blocklinger. u. 8. N.
(retired). and Mrs. Blocklinger. who
have been at the Waldorf Astoria, New
York, are at the New Willard Hotel.
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WASHINGTON,

Mrs. Pitts Scott arrived from Norfolk
yesterday and Is with her mother, Mrs.
T. De Witt Talmage at the Willard.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter enter
tanned at dinner last night for Capt.
and Mrs. Sidney II. Bailey.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Robin Hood With
Fairbanks Strikes
Films High Mark
Beautiful Picture, Intelligent
and Overlooking With
Dramatic Nigor.
By ROBERT e. sHER WOOD.

LYRIC-Douglas Fairbanks IN ROBIN
HOOD" directed by Allan Dwan. with
east which includes Enid Bennett.
Wallace Beery Paul Dickey.' sam dc
Grasse and Allan Hale.
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Jewelry.

BAR PfN-platinum. diamond Wednesday,
between Montclair and sloane Hospital, W.
a9lh St reward. Phone Montclalr $3.50.
REWARD 500 for the return of a diamond
and sapphire brooch lost Sunday evening.
October 20. 1922; circle OF alternating brill
iants and sapphrcs in platinum mounting
ASHER, Vanderbilt Hotel.
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FounG

WRIST WATCH found. ladies. in taxIcab;
rarticulars S 20l5 Herald. Herald SO
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LOST AND FOUND.

HIP FLASK, silver. in cab. evening Octcber
20 reward. II 2li6 Herald, Herald go.
KNIFE-sllver carving, WITH initials "a
NJ. L. in package on ilth st. subway
station on Saturday. Reward IL returned
TO SANIIRSON LIZ II. ..lfh
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The house party which the Chinese
Minister. DR.. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze. has
been entertaining over Sunday broke up
yesterday, and the guests. Mr.. Walter
Moffat and Mr.. Charles Stevens of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Kugler and Mr.. p.
Miller Of Philadelphia. returned home
The men were fellow students of the
Chinese Minister at Cornell. so the party
was in the nature of n college reunion
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Tho Belgian Charge d'Affaires. NJ. dc
Selys, has returned to Washington
from New York, where he met the
Belgian Ambassador and Baroness de
Cartier de Marchienne on their return
from Europe. The latter will remain In
New York for few days.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Arrangements for the marriage OF
Miss Katherine Kent, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Edward Kent. to Mr.. c.
Huntington Erhart. have been changed
because of the death of Miss Kent's
grandmother. Mrs. William r. Grace. A
simple ceremony at 4 80 o'clock. Novem-
ber 6. in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Kent in Jericho, L. l., will be attended
only by members Of the families.
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Mrs. Charles Remsen and Miss Lillian
Remsen have left Inglenook. Remsen-
burg. l.. l., for their new home a. 907
Fifth avenue. Their home for many
years.. at 500 Madison avenue. has been
taken for trade.
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Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Douglas Sloane
have taken an apartment at % East
Sixty-fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Sumner Welles of Washington have
rented Mr.. Sloane's house at IL East
Sixty-second street.