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The New York herald., 1922-12-06
LITTLE DANCES RESUMED.
Several Dinners Precede Enter
tnfnment at the Lorraine.

An impromptu subscription dance or
ganized by Mrs. James Taylor Terry.
Mrs. Alfred Beadleston, Mrs. Miller
Graham and others took place last night
In the grin room OF the Lorraine. II
was called Little Dance" and was
similar to series arranged by Mrs.
Terry two years ago.
In advance OF it Mrs. Terry enter
tained several friends>>at Pierre's at
dinner. including Prince and Princess
Francesca Rospiglios. Prince Miguel de
Braganza, Marchesa della Chiuse, Mr..
and Mrs. Griswold A. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Aldrlch. Mrs. Craig
Blddle, Mrs. Miller Graves. Messrs w.
Ster hen Van Rensselaer,, Charles de L.
Oelrichs and Rupert Higgins.
Others entertaining at dinner were
Mrs. Beadleston. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter J. Salmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard It. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Drexel Bidde. Jr., Messrs. Angler 3.
Duke, Reginald G.. Vanderbilt, Julian
Potter, Silvio Villa and Walter Fearon.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
SH9@H
Tenth Annual Exhibition of the Silver Society Has
Pampered Persians Display.

II. Richards: fourth place, Wahoo Grayson.
owner. Mrs. Oliver L. Gilhe-..
CLASS 3-Siver male, open. First place Sir
Holden Of Wahoo, owner. Mrs. Oliver h.
Gilbert.
CLASS 5--siiver Neuter. First place. Winter
Dai. owner. Mrs. Frank L. Bell. third
place. Omar argent. owner, Mrs. r. NJ.
Wilson; fourth place, Mandalay Winter.
owner. Mrs. Dorrance Blake.
CLASS 6B-Silver female kittens, junior.
Macy: second pace, Hartridge Eoise,
owner. Hartridge Cattery.
CLASS 7-Siiver female, novice. Firs: place.
Wintarge Persianna, owner Mrs. A. II.
Churchill; second place. Lady Luck, owner.
Mrs. George B. BTayton; third place,
Kingston Kattery. fourth place. Hartridge
Ellen. owner. Hartridge Cattery.
The beneficiary which was founded
by the late Mrs. James Speyer. is main
tanned by voluntary contributions at $50
Lafayette street. II is the only one of
its kind in this country and Is equipped
with every modern requirement for the
care of sickly and manned animals.
The officers and committee present at
the show were president. Mrs. Arthur
II. Churchill: vice presidents, Miss Ethel
Champion, Miss Carroll Macy. Mrs. y.
H. Busey. Mrs J. H. Richards, Mrs.
George Braytou and Mrs. l.. b. Sturgls;
secretary, Mrs. Herbert B. Nichols
treasurer. Mrs. II. l.. West and show
committee. Miss Ethel II. p. Champion.
Mrs. Busey. Mrs. ChurclHll, Mrs Wood.
Mrs. West and Mrs. II. Il. Nichols.
Others assisting were Mrs. L. Il. Stur-
gis. Mrs +. Y. Mathis and Or. Daniels.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
S7,sO4 TAKEN AT FIELD SALE.

Antique rugs. tapestries. curios and
studio effects. the collection OF the late
Hamilton Easter Field. sold at the
American Art Galleries yesterday after
noon for s7,soi
Glnsberg & Levy paid $40 for an
American, eighteenth century inlald
mahogany sideboad. Nf5 for Gothic
carved oak chest and 800 for al Aubus-
son verdure tapestry OF the seventeenth
century. An eighteenth century bircn
highboy sold to l.. l.. Stabler for 700;
an early American mahogany sofa TO
Mrs. NJ. c. Nigel for $50 and two
srved mahogany chairs Of the Sheraton
period 10 the same buyer for 400.
a flemish Gothic tapestry of the SIX
,eenth century went 70 III. !. Stein for
1910. an .Aubusson tapestry of the sew
onteenth century TO Mrs. r. j. Turn
bull for $40. an early American hooked
rug TO G. NJ. Traver for $40 Sore
bend carpet 10 ". Hobart Weekes for
siio. two carved oak folding doors to
Philip Goodwin for $50 and two carved
walnut arm chairs TO Dr. ID. Roe for
SiiO.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

The artistocratic cat had its DAY. as
we'll as It's night, yesterday at the tenth
annual speciality show OF the Silver So
ciety in the Biltmore Hotel for the bene-
fit of the Elylin Prince Speyer Hospital
for Animals. Famous Persian cats were
exhibited and judged by Mrs. +. y.
Mathis. Mrs. Frank Z. Bell of 63 Not
tingham road. Brighton. Mass. with her
Persian cat Winter Dai, which she be-
can exhibiting in the kitten class In
1918, won the Biltmore cup offered by
John Nee. Bowman for the best Silver
Neuter. Maharaja. owned by Mrs Fran
els NJ. Wilson OF New Rochelle, carried
off several ribbons and she also exhibited
Omar Argent and Silver Rosette 9d.
Miss Carroll Macy of New Rochelle ex-
hbited Winter Marvel. Silver Frills.
Winter Triumph. Winter Boy, Silver
Patico. Winter Pax. Betty Winter I'd.
Falulah Trinket Cosette. Fanchette
and Sympatica Mrs. e. r. Baldwin OF
New York showed Lord Echoson."
Among the awards:
CLASS iA-Silver male kittens, senior. First
place. Kingston Empire Silver Donald.
Nanock, owner, f. d. Pratt: third place.
Andrado of Wintarge. owner. Mrs \; II.
Churchill; fourth place. Hertridge Wllke
Collins, owner, Hartridge Cattery.
CLASS 2-silver male. novice. Ftrst place,
The viking H.. owner. Mrs. Clara Il.
owner. Mrs. Arthur II. Churchill third
place, Silver Winterlight. owner. Mrs. clara
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Col. and Mrs. Charles Shepard Bryan
81 76 Fast Fffty-fc Irth street have an
nounced the engagement of their laugh
ter. Miss Mary s. >. Bryan. to Mr.. Har-
cid Hartshorne. a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mott Hartshorne OF 40 East
Sixty-ffth street. He was graduated
from Princeton in 1914 and served with
the army In France.
The wedding will take place the after
noon OF January in the Chapel OF st.
Thomas's Church.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs Charles II. Burke Of 125 Riv-
ersiGe Drive of the engagement Of their
daughter, Mrs. Tillta Burke Bradbury.
10 Mr.. Robert II. Schwab of Geneva.
Switzerland. Mrs. Bradbury Is the
widow Of Capt Samuel II. Bradbury. Jr..
Il. $. A. Mr.. Schwab is president OF the
Paul Ditisheim Corporation Of New
York
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
LYON Ns-SAIITH.

Miss Tillie Rapelje Smith. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morse Smith OF
40 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. was mar
ried yesterday. in her home. to Mr.. Ken
meth Lyons, son of Mrs. William T. Ly-
ons of SO Eighth avenue, by the Rev.
David J. Hickey. pastor of the Church
of St. Francis Xavier. Miss Arrieta
Smith, the brides sister, was, maid OF
honor. The brldesms ids were Mrs.
Stuart T.. Kimball OF Hood River. Ore
gon; Miss Margaret Covell. Miss Doro-
thy Dudley and Miss Frances e. Jones.
The best man was Mr.. William T.
Lyons brother of the bridegroom. The
ushers were Messrs. Schuyler J. Bergen.
Herold j. c. Conner. Noel Armstrong
and Henry Van Brunt Smith, brother Of
the bride.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
WOMEN,s LEAGUE BALL.

A dance is to be given by the Enter
tainers Unit of the Women's Over
seas Service League tonight in the
102d Engineers Armory, with society
and the stage joining in its promotion.
Major Gen. Robert Lee Bullard and
members Of his staff have promised to be
present The music will be furnished by
twenty musicians from the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment Band. The >hostesses in
Guide Mrs. Francis Rogers. Miss Dorothy
Donnelly. Miss Neysa McMein, Miss
Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. Robert c. Mead.
Mrs. u. Louis Slade. Miss Mary Shaw
and Miss Minnie Dupreo. with Miss
Marion London as chairman OF the COM
mittee. Mrs Katherine Schenck OF 1l6
West Seventy-second street is president
Of the Entertainers Unit.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MUSICAL BUREAUS UNITED.

BY an agreement made yesterday the
wolfsohn Musical Bureau. the Music
League Of America. Inc, Concert Man
agement Arthur Judson and the Asso-
ciated Musical Bureaus OF America
Inc. have formed n combination.
Under the agreement which concen-
trates and solidifies the recent combl-
nation of the Judson Concert Manage
ment and the Associated Musical Blu
reaus. the wolfsohn concern Is TO have
transferred and assigned to It all con-
tracts for the engagement and manage
ment OF artists ADD musical attractions
now under the control Of Judson,
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
D | E D
IN Mennorinnl.

Merrill, William W
ARTHUR. On. sunday. December. ,, 1922,
Lawrence H. Arthur. OF Etheibort l..
and Ellen +. Arthur OF Smithtown. l.. T.,
at the age 81 IS years Funeral sorvicci
weensday ~ ss ayG a, q oi q lnleTmeat Ter S's Smith
town Cemetery.
AVERY Suddenly. on December ;. 1922.
Charles r Avery. Intsrment at Newton
VILE Mass Notice Of Funeral hereafter.
BAKER.-At her residence. 40 North Broad
Der T. Catherine whiting Fisher, wife ot
the late Fisher y. Baker. Esd. in her
SSth year. Funeral private on Weduts'
day. Kindly omit flowers.
BupEI.M MANN.-on Tuesday. December 5.
1921 Anna. beloved daughter % Anna N.
and the late John W. BudelmAnn. Fu-
neral services NJ her late residence. 800
Monroe st.. brooklyn. y. Y. Thursday. At
3 r. NJ interment Greenwood Cemetery
BURGGR.-On Monday, Dec fnber 4. 1879.
az his home. g43 Clinton av. Brooklyn.
william H., after a short Illness, IA the
63d year Of his age. Funeral services a.
his home. Wednesday December q, az
T. NJ.
CECiL.-Morria NJ. after short Illness.
Services az Meyers Funeral Farlor. 225
I.enox av. on Wednesday, December @. at
10 A. ~. Intorfnent Augusta, Ca. Charles
ton. 5. c.. and Augusta, Ca. papers
please copy.
c,IIFrORp. Emma T.. daughter OK the late
Thomas O. aud Josephine y. clifford Sic
tor OF Dorothy j.. clifford. Mrs. Charles
c. Slin<rlafd Il ana Thomas o. Clifford.
p.iativps aud friends are Invited tu attend
funeral services AZ the home of her sis.
ter. Mts. Charles c. slngerland. 90 Grant
av.. Jersey CITY , on Thur Ihgradsy evening.
December :. At : 80 o'clock. lnterment at
cons nseni"nce 81 family.
p1CksON.--At Harrisburg, Pa, December 4.
iRng George W. Dickson, Ia his T3d year.
Interment at Moravian Cemetery, Staten
island Private
IL aaffl ltt.t l. ~
resf Mondsy. December g. 1922 I,cnfv.
beloved husband OF Augusta ~ Faist tnee
Woes viii be held wednesday. December
g. az y. NJ, ~ his late home, ~ ltud-
san place. Ilishwood Park. wvehawken.
% j. Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited Iutermunt private Thurs
day. Grove Church Cemetery. Kindly omit
flowers.
FEST. .-Ehrnann Minnie. beloved wife OF
d,barlea Feist and sister OF Rachel Levin,
sarah Fefsi and Isldor Ehrmann. peccm-
her 9 Funeral services at her late
home. Nassau ayy corner Sap,r si.'
rcesnber T. Inierment at Mount Carmel,
cypress Hills. az T. NJ
FINN. James Thomas. beloved husband ~
Mae seeley nnq. asYa t, X ~. 81 e,1,tetI
broadway. 0dth st.. on "Wednesday le-
cprnber d at lc a. M. intcrment at New
Canaan. Conn.
cALIATtN.-On Sunday, December 9, 1922.
al her residence. % East gath -, Louisa
Beiford Ewing. wife of the late Albert
Horauo Gsllatin IN her NFh year t4-
neral service az ST. James Church, Mndi-
eon av and fist st.. on Wednesday. De-
cernher g. az r. NJ. II is requested that
no flowers be sent.
GETTY ON Monday. December .. HUGS
Getty suddenly. at his home. 3pt West
10afh st. Funeral services will be held
In the Fffth-Avenue Presbyterian Charch,
5th av and 55th st., "Wednesday mornine,
december g. at ~ o'clock kindly omit
flowers. Intermcnt private.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
JOYCE POST, ACTRESS,
IS BRIDE OF BROKER
Rodney Sturgis of Boston
Morries Player.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage yesterday Of Miss Joyce Eleanor
Post, actress, and Rodney Sturgis. a
broker Of Boston. The ceremony was
performed at the Little Church Around
the Corner. Mrs. Sturgis, who is 10.
appeared last in "Marjolaine.' She will
remain on the stage.
Her father is William III. Post. play
ing the priest in Seventh Heaven" at
the Booth Theater and he Is writing n
play for his daughter for Easter produc-
tion as a wedding present.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
DR.. NELSON S. WESTCOTT DEAD.
Had Practiced Medicine Fifty
Years in Greenwich Village

DR.. Nelson S. Westcott, a physician
for more than fifty years in Greenwich
Village. died on Monday in his home
159 West Twelfth street. after an ex-
tended illness. He was born IN Cation
y. Y, 81 years ago and came to this
city when 10. He was graduated from
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Columbia University and also studied
at Bellevue Hospital
Or. Westcott was a member of the
Albion Lodge. +. and A. NJ, for fifty
three years and was ice-president and
director of the West Side Savings Bank
He leaves his wife ana two daughters.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
RECEPTION At NAVY YARD.

Rear admiral Charles =. Plunkett. the
new commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. and his wife held their first re-
ception yesterday afternoon at the COM
mandant's residence In the navy yard
About fifty Officers and their wives
from the yard and tho ships attended.
Rear Admiral Plunkett recently sue
ceeded Rear Admiral Carl vogelgesang
as commandant OF the navy yard. The
latter has gone to Brazil with the Amer.
lean mission for tho reorganization OF
the Brazilian Navy.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
IN MEM ORIA M .

COHEN. In loving memory ~ our dear ais
for sarah. who passed away the 10th ~
fefslev rGT4. corresp1ndirg with pecem-
her T. f0i4 Nnth. and Fanny Cohen.
LArSr--fn memory ~ my beloved mothcr.
Ann Augusta Lake, vho died December
u. 1910 She hath done what she could.
MI.RRLL.-In fond and loving remembrancs
of my brother. William Wills Merrill,
,ho passed away December q. 1921
Sister Ida.
TAYT.pR-In loving memory % our devoted
mother. Jennie Taitt Taylor. who entered
into NE eternal December q. 1919 Her
daughters. Madeleine r. Raynoids, Laura
r Tnylcr
WALIBOTT. William r. In sacred ana
fotIur memory % our devoted son ard
brother. who departed this lie on Decem-
ber g. tois.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
DAvIs-HIBBAPD.

Miss Lorna Hibbard, daughter of Mr..
]. william Hipbard of 134s Lexington
avenue, was married to Mr.. Cherries ].
r. Davis yesterday In St Mork's Church
In the Bouwerie, by the rector, Rev.
william Norman Guthrie, in the pres
ence of relatives and a few friends.
After the ceremony there was a dinner
for members Of the bridal party at the
Hotel Brevoort.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
GEORGE VI. WOOD.

George NJ Wood. 81. member of the
New Rochelle Board OF Police Compis-
sioners. was stricken with a heart at
tack Monday night while returning from
a theater and died early yesterday morn
ing. lie was appointed Police Com
missioner following the resignation of
Walter :. Ward. accused Of the Staying
Of Clarence Peters. Mr.. Wood was Sec
retary and treasurer Of Joseph Lambden
& Son, Inc, real estate dealers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
CHARLES f.. AvERg.

Charles +. Avery. aged as, wool
merchant OF Newton. Mass. died of a
heart attack suddenly yesterday after
noon in the Park Place Terminal. New
ark. He had been visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Fred H. Blake of Montcair He
vas born in this city and went to Boston
as n young man. lie was engaged In
wool manufacturing there for fifty years
He leaves a second daughter. Miss
Gladys Avery. and a son, Elisha l..
Avery OF Newton
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
HENRY wITHINGTON.

Henry wilmington. 20. member Of an
old Baltimore family. died yesterday at
the home Of his sister. Miss Susan With
lngton. at is Evergreen place. East
Orange. y. J. He had been engaged in
the insurance business for many years
and formerly had an office at so Maiden
lane He was a member OF the Society
" the Cincinnati He leaves his WIFE
who was Eliza Livingston. a descendant
OF Philip Livingston. and two sons and
"a datio1ater
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
ron woMEN,s pnEss cLuB.

For the provldent fund 90 help those
in need and fer the scholars fund In
the School OF Journalism az Columbia
tho Womens Press Club announces a
benefit at the Plaza December l5 at ]
o'clock. opera artists viii sing and
scenes from Claiming Pollock's The
Fool' and also "Tho World We Live In
Rodolf Valentino has promised to attend.
Mrs. Margaret Crumpscker, whose tele-
phone is 35c6 Madison Square. has
charge OF the sale Of tickets.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Fun ron PooH CHILDREN.

In accordance with tho annual custom.
Charles Dillingham; and Il. H. Burnside
will be hosts 70 10000 crippled and de-
children at the matinecs OF
Better Times" at tire IIlppodrome dur
ing December This seasons series of
parties for the little ones was begun
when 500 children. selected
by Bird s. Coler. Commissioner OF the
Department OF Public welfare. were
sent TO the Hippodromc in charge o:
attendants
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MRS. HELEN BARNEY wArnIss.

Mrs. Helen Barney Watrss, wife of
Frederic y. Watriss, died last night at
her home in Roslyn. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Charles T. Barney and
Mrs. Lilly Whitney Barney She was
twice married. Her first husband was
Archibald 5. Alexander, n banker. of
Castle Point Hoboken. who died several
years ago. She leaves son by the
first marriage, Archibald S. Alexander.
She was a member of the Colony Club
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels are:
The WiIlard--Mr. and Mrs. De lie
Barger. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hume. Mr.
and Mrs. w. o. Horn. Mr.. George We
Popple. Mrs. +. II. Wood. Messrs A. w.
Lafferty, T. s. Fuller, l.. d. Woodwork
and George NJ. Dove
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
PRINCESS VISITS NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. II J.. Dec. 5.-Princess MI
guel de Brsgaaza has arrived from New
York and is at Pine Lodge with her
daughter while supervising extensive
at the Moorlngs. the villa
she recc.ltly acquired.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MR.wHITNEY AT THoMAsvrLLE

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
THoMAsvILLE, Ca, Dec. 5.--The OPEN
Ing of the hunting season here brought
an interesting party of Northern sports
men, which included Mr.. Harry PAYNE
Whitney and friends OF New York. They
have returned from ten day duck
shooting trip on Lake Imonia, south OF
Thomasville over the border line in
Florida.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MRS. HARVEY IMPROVES.
Wife of Ambassador Has Bronchial
Attack.

LONDON. Dec. ASSOCIATED Press) -
Mrs. George Harvey, wife of the Ameri-
can Ambassador. who has been suffer-
ing from a bronchial attack, was better
this morning. The case was believed
not to be serious. although yesterday
there was some danger that pneumonia
might develop. She passed a good night
and was quite cheerful to-day.
Mrs Harvey is at Warwick Castle,
bennington. where she and the AM
bassador are guests of Henry w. Marsh.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
ApELPHI FUND NOW so34, ,saa.

Gifts to the Adelphi College building
and endowment fund, including the
SsUO.0Uv contingent gilt or the General
Educational Board. now total S63t,-
sa3.l0. It was ennounced yesterday. The
college stu has almost 500. 900 TO ra!se
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
rETn d,oRANGE TODAY.

A bazaar. known as Fete d'Orange.
is to be held this afternoon In the
Plaza for the McAll Mission irin Franc,
with Mrs. II. X. Gilmore. president, ana
Mrs. George william Carter, treasurer
OF the New York Auxiliary IN charge
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MILE. soREL.s REPEuToupE.

Mile. Cecile Sorel and her French
company will rest to-day. They will APP
pear at the Century Theatre tomorrow
afternoon In lie Mlsanthrope" and Fri
day afternoon In "Le DENT Monde"
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Major and Mrs. George oakley Totten.
Jr. announce the marriage of Mrs. Tot
tens sister. Miss Eva Won Post to Capt.
Philip lie Geyt of the Indian army. last
Friday in New York city. Capt and
Mrs. LeGeyt were guests OF honor at a
dinner last evening Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Reid Yates.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Wearing AppareI.
Dogs, Cats, SC.

DOG, wire haired fox terrier all white ex-
cept large black spot on left side and reg
ular face markings in black and tan, named
Gyp. Lost on r.. 73d at. near Lexins.v.i av..
wearing when lost green leather collar
without name. Return TO owner. GEO 5.
FRANKLIN. III T.. T3d st. Reward SO
CHOW-Dog lost, female. Sunday night SO
F. NJ: reward. HEI$SOHN. 9l17 T7th ST.,
Union Course. J.. !. Richmond I'LL 0500-J.
$50 REV ARD.
Black Scotch terrier puppy, green collar ::
strayed from I0I East 18th. Tuesday even
inE HARRIS iOI East k6th
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
,ARe.IS SALE ron EXCHANGE.

The New York Exchange FOR Woman's
Work sal Madison avenue, will hold
rummagc and bargain sale for the bene-
~ OF the emergency fund of tine eN-
change to-day and tomorrow at l0l
East Fifty-seventh street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO MEET

The annual meeting OF the ladies'
auxiliary of the LyinE-In Hospital. will
b. held Mt the hospital. COZ Second ave-
uuec tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. willard
Parker, Jr.. president. will preside.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
M A R R l A G E S

ISON-WIIEELE ,. at tho
church OF the Transfigura tlon, Marguor-
tie, daughter OF Mrs. Augustus Livingston
Wheeler, TO Mr.. John kenbey Robson.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
WASHINGTON.

Col and Mrs. Edward NJ House have
arrived in Washington and will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge
Long during NJ. Clemenceau's visit.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

The Minister of Rumania and Princess
Bibesco arrived in Washington yester-
day from New York. where they have
been since their return from Europe.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

WILLIAM n. BURGER. aged &C., retired
stock broker and formerly head OF the firm
cf w. ~. Burger Co.. died Monday IN his
home, it3 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. lie
leaves his wife and two sons.
Mrs. EMMA G. WHITNEY. widow OF
Charles Morse Whitney. lawyer and rnu-
stciRn, died on Sunday In her home, 20 East
Ninetteth street. She was musician aud
the third member Of the Mozart Sextet OF
brooklyn 20 die. She leaves a sister Mr..
Jchn ". Dodge OF Northport. She was =
daughter of the late David w. and Earah
NJ. Cornweil OF Brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Stettinius
have found it necessary to postpone the
dance for their daughter. Miss Betty
Stettinius, set for December 81 at the
Plaza. Miss Stettinius is recuperating
from an operation for appendicitis.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mrs. James Lowell Putnam had for
luncheon yesterday at Sherry's Mrs.
William f., Sheehan, Mrs. J. Sargent
Cram, Miss Lota Robinson, Mrs. Adolf
Payenstedt and Mrs. Richard Stevens.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Poultney Bigelow are
guests of his sister. Miss Grace Bigelow.
at Fl Gramercy Park. and will return
tomorrow to their home in Maiden on
Hudson, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mrs. Thomas Bea1le Davis will give
dance at the Colony Club December 2s
for her daughter, Miss Mallory Davis,
who is student at the Foxcroft School.
Miss Davis Is a niece of Mrs. Fairfax
Stuart Landstreet.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mr. Clarence Fl. Mackay has closed
Harbor Hill. Roslyn, l.. l.. and with his
mother. Mrs. John w. Mackay, and his
daughter, Miss Ellin Mackay. is at 3
East Seventy fifth street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde, 81 Park ave-
nue.. will hold the first of a series OF
receptions this afternoon to Introduce
Miss Sibyl L. Hyde.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mrs. Thomas Bealle Davis will give
dance the night of December 2S at the
Colony Club for her daughter, Miss. NAL
lory Davis. student at the Foxcroft
School Miss Davis is a niece of Mrs.
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

ROONEY.-John. on December 4, 1872. be-
loved husband OF Margaret Rooney (nee
McNeilly). Funeral services at his late
residence. 2:3 West 21st st. Wednesday.
$50 r. NJ. Interment Mount Olivet.
Thursday December Z. 1922
The New York herald., 1922-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps are at the
otel Netherland for the winter.