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The New York herald., 1922-02-15
Ceremony at FL Mirasol, the
Villa Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z.
Stotcsbury.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 14.-The at
tention of the entire winter colony
centered this afternoon in the marriag
OF Mrs. Louise Cromwell Brooks. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, f.
Brig. Gen. Douglas Macarthur, Super
intendent of the United States Military
Academy at West Point, although few
of the many hundreds here were preseu.
at the ceremony. which was performed
at 1880 at lei Mirasol. the villa of Mr..
and Mrs. Stotesbury. in the presence of
the immediate family and few intima; e
friends. by Chaplain G. Il. Wheat OF
West Point.
The great hall overlooking the ssa
was admirably adapted for the wedding
At the north end Of the room an altar
was placed before a bank of palr,s, fern.
and tropical foliage. In the center Il
huge sheaf of roses tied with satin rib
bons was fanked on either side by th,
flag of West Point, which is that of th;
famous Rainbow Division of which Gen
Macarthur was Chief OF Staff, and tn,
American flag. Other flags we're placco
at either side OF a fireplace at the othe;
end of the hall. Foliage plants and
palms formed the other decorations
An aisle was formed by standards deco.
rated with ferns and red, white and blue
ribbons held In place by four men ser
wants during the ceremony, which were
afterward removed.
Mario Armellinis and his orchestra
played in the adjoining m::sic room a.
the guests assembled, "Oh, Promise
Me-" "Un Peu d'Amour." the aria from
Samson ct Dalila." and as the bi dC
came down the staircase with her step
father, Mr.. Stotesbury. the wedding
march from 'Lohengrin" was played
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks was attended by
her stepsister, Mrs. John kearsley
Mitchell of Philadelphia, and Mr.. James
II. r. Cromwell. her brother. was bes,
man.
Gen. Macarthur was in full dress
uniform and Mr. Cromwell wore the uni.
form of a Captain of the Marine Re-
serve Corps. the bride wore apricot
colored chiffon. with high neck at the
The New York herald., 1922-02-15
Valentines Day
Finds Palm Beach
in Gayest Mood
Children's Party in COcOanut
Grove and a Birthday Din
ner and Dance.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YORK HERALD
PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. IA round
of events. the leading one being the
Gen. Douglas Macarthur. made st. VAL
entine's Day notable.
The annual valentine costume party
for the children was given to-day in the
Cocoanut Grove before the largest num-
Der that has ever gathered for this
event. Mrs. Archibald McNeill, Jr.. was
assisted in judging the costumes by Mrs
John +. Hylan, Mrs. Grover A. Whalen
and Miss Zenette Biehl. Miss Constance
Pennock of New York won first prize
for the most original costume. She ap-
peared as vamp doll. Other prizes
went to Sampkin Thomas, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Il r. Thomas. Lcu!s Stumer.
Miss Dorothy Donnelly and Aubrey
Haynes.
Valentine parties were given at the
Beach Club, Cocoanut Grove and the
Garden Grill. Miss Lorna Mallinson OF
New York celebrated her birthday with
a dinner at the Everglades Club. her
guests going later for dancing to the
Palm Beach Country Club. where the
party was augmented. Her guests m
GUIDED Mrand Mrs. Raymond Rose, Miss
constance e. Peabody, Mrs. Thackaberry
Ferguson. Miss Margaret Dunlop. Mrs.
II. T. Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lowoer Welsh, Jr.. Messrs. Richard
Lounsbery. Blaine Webb James Thomp-
son. Charles L. Perrin, Charles G. War
rem and DIR. John ). Tanner.
Arrivals at the Breakers include SEN
ator Davis EIkins of West Virginia, Mi.
William w. Miller, Miss Nancy Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Wheeler and
Mrs. Ernest Iselin, all of New York.
ROYAL Poinciana-Mrs. Francis ii.
Dixon, Flushing, L. L.; Mrs. c. Talbot
Taylor and Mr.. Fl. Il. Childs. New YORK.
Baron and Baroness Amaury de la
Grange, who have been at the Breakers
with her father, Mr.. Henry L. Sloane,
left for New York and will sail next
Tuesday for Europe.
Mr.. Grover Looming of New York en-
tertained at luncheon at the Everglades
Club
The Cocoanut Grove was thronged
with parties Among those who enter
tanned were Mrs. Robert l.. G9rlish. Mr.
and Mrs Joshua S. Cosdcn, Mrs. III. w
Orvis, Miss Lillian Connery. Mr.. and
Mrs. living Eldridge. Jr.. Mrs. Julia
Sharpe Niles and Miss Jane Wells
Mr.. Harry Payne Bingham Joined Mrs
Bingham at their villa.
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w. Whitehouse, III
a Week, Dies in His
Home at ElmSford
Real Estate Broker, in 57th
Year. Was Noted Also as a
COtillOn Leader.

Worthington Whitehouse. real estate
broker and for many years noted as a
cotillon leader, died OF tuberculosis yes.
terday in his home. Worthington Farms.
Elmsford, n. Y. He was i'm his 5lth
year His parents were Edward NJ. and
Amelia Worthlngton Whitehouse and he
was born at Irvinston. n. Y.
Mr.. Whitehouse was educated in Eng
land and this country and at an early
age became interested in real estate OPP
erations. later founding the firm of
Worthington Whtehouse, Inc, G: which
he was president. Until two years ago
he was active In business. but at that
time he was threatened with tubercu-
losis and IL was considered advisable
for him to give up all active work. EX-
cept Cor occasional trips to the Adiron-
dacks in search of health he remained
at Elmsford
The firms affairs were left in charge
of Mr.. Whitehouses half brother. New
ton Rae. secretary and vice-president
Of the company. which has offices at
446 Madison avenue. Mr.. Whitehouse
dealt almost exclusively in Fifth avenue
and Murray Hill properties and in es-
tates at Newport and other fashionable
watering places. Mr.. Whitehouse was
a nephew of James Henry Whitehouse,
dean of the New York Stock Exchange.
and a cousin of Norman der. William
and Sheldon Whitehouse. the last
named a member of the United States
Embassy staff at Paris. He was an
uncle OF Mrs. Gregory Mclaughlin.
Mr. Whitehouse was a member of the
Knckerbocker. Racquet and Tennis.
Delta Phi and Knolwood Country
clubs, the last of which he founded.
Bishop Manning will conduct the private
funeral services at II o'clock to-mor-
row morning in the Worthngton Me-
mortal Chapel on Worthington Farms.
Burial will be in the family plot on the
farm,
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back and slight train and flowing
sleeves. the gown having wide panels Of
duchesse lace. a family heirloom. She
carried a white prayer book.
After the ceremony the ushers, Mr'
john Kearsley Mitchell and Mr. Sidney
Emlen Hutchinson. escorted Mrs. James
II. r. Cromwell and her mother, Mrs.
Horace Dodge. Mrs. Hutchinson and
lastly Mrs. Stotesbury to felicitate the
couple, following which Cooper c. Light
bown, the newly elected Mayor of Palm
Beach, stepped forward to present to
massive silver key to the city of Palm
Beach. inscribed with Gen. Mac
Arthurs name, that of Palm Beach and
the date and name of the Mayor.
Following the ceremony an informal
wedding reception was held, which took
the form of an afternoon tea.
General and Mrs Macarthur left on
their private car for their honeymoon.
They are returning here to spend two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury be-
fore starting north.
Among those present were Mr.. Vim
cent Astor Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton II.
Pyne. Mr. Nicholas Bddle Mrs. Joseph
=. Thomas. Mr.. Charles Suydam Cut
ting, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. William Goadby Loew, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, Jr.. Mr..
Phillips de Ronde, Mr. j. Gordon Doug
las. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Paige. Mr..
Oliver Perrin. Mr. Francis. Mr.. Wads-
worth Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. l..
ID, Ia la md
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Darling
ton. Mr.. James r. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Goldman Miss Lucille Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard ID. Ahl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Barley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome ". Bonaparte and Mrs.
Robert g. Black.
Mr. Caleb S. Bragg, Mrs. Edward
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cooke. Mr..
Jay Cooke. Jr.: Mr. and Mrs. David Il.
Calhoun. Miss Ethel Carhartt, MIR.
Horace Chase. Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Cosden. Mr.. and Mrs.
John $. Curtis. Miss Mabel Choate. Mrs.
Carl A. de Gersdorff. Mr. Joseph r. Dit
worth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
renee Green. Mrs. John Clinton GRAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Freinghuysen,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Il. Hansell. Jr
MT anu MIS-. tnafleS IL. ltardlnS, nv.
and Mrs. w. Barklie Henry, Miss Ger
trude Conaway. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Clar-
ence Jones. Col. and Mrs. James Elver-
son, Jr. Mr. +. Il. Smith Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Speidel, Capt. the Hon. and Mrs
Charles Winn and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Seigman.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman. Mrs
L. Mitchell Henry. Mrs. James Deering,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. King, Col. Owen
Kenan. Ambassador Thomas lie Breton
and Mrs. lie Breton. Mr.. and Mrs. Coop
er c. Lightbown. Mrs Alexander Laugh
lin. Mr. Addison Miner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gurnce Mum, Mr.. George McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Phipps. Mr.. and
Mrs II. G. Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Leonard Replogle. Mrs. H. NJ. Tilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II Thomas Miss An
nette Tilford. Miss Lucille Baldwin. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Upham. DR.. and
Mrs Preston Pope Satterwhite. Mr.. and
Mrs Leland Sterry. Mr.. and Mrs. Paris
Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Warbur-
ton, Miss Mary Brown Warburton and
others.
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WILLIAM f.. wHEELOCK.

William e. Wheelock. aged rs. who
was piano manufactures. died of heart
disease yesterday in the hallway of the
Ovngton Building. 246 Fulton street
Brooklyn. Mr.. Wheelock was the son
of A. D. Wheelock, first president of the
Nassau Trust Company of Brooklyn. In
1910 he was elected a member of the
board of trustees of that institution He
was at one time treasurer of the Aeolian
Company.
Mr.. Wheelock had an estate at Will
mantle, Conn. He had been living at
Pelham Manor with his brother-in-law
T.. F.. Giese.
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LAWS-TyIEE..

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK Herald
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 14.-Miss Susan
Bancroft Tyler. daughter of Mrs. James
E. Tyler was married to the Rev. DR..
Curtis Lee Laws of New York this
evening at the home of the bride, 1903
Linden avenue. by the Rev. DR.. Charles
L. White of New York, and the Rev. e.
Ward Pickering of the Franklin Square
Baptist Church. The ushers were
Messrs James Edward Tyler and George
J. Turner. The bride was given in mar
rage by her bpother, Mr.. William G.
Tyler. The bridesmaids were Misses
Eleanor Tyler and Agnes Bell Austin oi
Philadelphia. Margaret Tyler was flower
girl DR.. Clifton c. Laws was best man.
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HENRY A. DUNN.
Cousin of Former Governor smith
Is Pneumonia Victim.

Henry A. Dunn. 81 years old, an ex-
aminer in the State Insurance Depart
ment and brother-in-law of former Gov
ernor Alfred Il. Smith. died Of pneumo-
MIA sunday in st. Francis Hospital. The
Bronx. He was born in Cherry street
and attended St James's parochial
school and was graduated from De La
Sale University.
Mr.. Dunn had been in the Insurance
department for more than ten years. He
was golf enthusiast and in his younger
days was an amateur hall player. play
ing on the Sylvan A. c. He leaves his
wife, Mrs. Theresa Dunn, and a son
Herbert of 2453 Valentine avenue, The
Bronx, and his sister, Mrs Smith A
solemn high mass of requiem will be
sung this morning in the Roman Catho-
lie Church OF Our Lady Of Mercy. Buria
will follow in St. Raymond's Cemetery
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MINISTER TO WED STUDENT.

Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of the Rev. j. Howard
I:rinckerhoff pastor of the Brighton
Heights Reformed Church. New Brgh-
ton, S. T.. and Miss Marion Russell Field
Of Urbana, H.. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Field and a student at the
University of Illinois. Mr.. Brinckerhoff
is a member OF the Holland Society and
Sons of the American Revolution and is
u graduate of Rutgers College and the
New Brunswick Theological Seminary.
The New York herald., 1922-02-15
MAYOR ARCHIBALD
OF NEWARK BURIED
Ten Thousand Stand in the
Streets as Corfege Passes.

More than 10000 persons stood in the
streets of Newark yesterday afternoon
as the body of Mayor Alexander Arehi-
bald was being taken to Evergreen Gem
etery from the South Park Presbyterian
Church, where services were held. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
George A. Vincent, pastor OF the church.
The honorary pallbearers were Gov.
Edwards of New Jersey, City Commits
sioners Raymond, Brennan, Breidenbach
and Glllen, James J. Nugent. Forrest +.
Dryden, Wallace NJ. Scudder. John r.
Hardin, Frederick Frelinghuysen. John
+. Monahan. Mayor Frank Hague OF
Jersey City, James Baker, William l.
Dill Edwin c. Caffrey. Frank L. Kra-
mer, Frederick Bray and Charles Graft.
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MRS. ROBERT n. vARNUM.

Katherine Saunders Varnum. wife OF
Robert Taylor Varnum. of tho law
firm of Varnum & Harrison, died last
Saturday at Mention. France, where she
had gone In the hope OF recovering
from an illness of several years. In
recent years Mr.. and Mrs. Varnum had
not lived In New York. passing their
summers at country place at Pom
fret. Conn. and travelling during the
winters Mrs. Varnum leaves three
children by he, first husband. Charles
Ingersoll. They are Mrs. Harold Ar
mold of New Haven. Conn; Mrs. Anita
Minton and Hamilton Ingersoll.
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HENRY l.. DE DUssIGNY.

BRooKLINE, Mass, Feb. 14.--Henry l..
de Dussigny. former French nobleman
under the reign of Napoleon ILL.,, and
widely known as an authority on horses.
died at his home here to-day. He was
SO years old, and had resided in the
United States for more than forty years.
M. de Dussigny served with the
French troops in Mexico when Napoleon
III. sought to establish Macmillan on
the throne of that country. and also
saw service in the Franco-Prussian war.
AS head of Bostonsrding club he num-
bered among his pupils Theodore Roose-
welt, Senator Lodge and other well
known Americans.
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JOSEPH LENTILHON,

The death Of Joseph Lcntilhon. aged
"a Of heart disease in Pekin. China, was
reported yesterday in a cable to his
mother. Mrs. Joseph de Tours Lentilhon,
of 5 East Tenth street.
Mr.. Lentilhon attended boarding
school at Pomfret. Conn. and served in
the United States Tank Corps during
the war. He recently went to represent
the American Bleached Goods Company
of this city in Manila. p. l. His wife.
whom he married in June, 1920. was
Miss Helen Curtis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Halsey Curtis of 27O Park
avenue. He leaves his wife and mother
The New York herald., 1922-02-15
WOMAN DIES IN TOOTH YEAR.

Lacking only two months of being
100 years old Mrs Thrine Petersen An
derson. widow of Peter Anderson, died
yesterday in the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Emil Hansen. 110S East Grand
street. Elizabeth. n. J. She was born In
Norway, came 60 this country thirty-one
years ago and had lived in Elizabeth for
ten years. She was a member of the
Scandinavian Lutheran Church. Be
sides the daughter with whom she lived
she leaves sixteen grandchildren. seven
teen great grandchildren and one great
great grandehild
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j
Dackey, Fred r..
AcKER.-on Tuesday, February Il, s.
and Eleanor NJ Acker. Funeral services
n, st. Thomass Church. 9TH az. and
l3d st. on Thursday morning, February
is, at 10: 80 o'clock. Interment private.
ARBELLO.-Or February u. Herman
Chapel stephen Merritt Burial and Crema-
tion Co, 16i sth av.. corner 18th ST.
BACHMAN. On February -. Matilda Bach
man. beloved sister of the late Saomor
and Henry w. Bachman and Amalia
Adler. Funeral private.
BARToN.-sa rah Jane. late of County Fer
managh. Ireland. Funeral Thursday from
late residence. 2172 sth av.
BEAKEY.-on Tuesday. February II. 1922
at his residence, 1862 Dean St. brooklyn
Henry F.. beloved husband OF Nellie A.
and father OF May A. and Henry f.
Beakey. Funeral from his late residence.
TO the Church OF St. Agnes, Ssckett and
fioyt SITS, Brooklyn. where a Solemn
Requiem Mass will be celebrated. Inter
mcnt Calvary Cemetery. Automobile cor
tege.
BEBEE.-On Tuesday. February II. 1922
Charles H. Beoee. husband OF Phebe A.
Bsboe ard son Of Sarah NJ. Bebce and the
late Charles II. Bebcc, at his residence.
1G6 Lafayette av.. Brooklyn, y. Y. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
BEERS Suddenly. on February 10. 1922. a;
his home, SOC South 18TH St, Newark.
n. j., J. Frank, beloved husband of Eliza
beth Axtellc Beers, age u years. Funeral
private.
BRENNAN.-Josephine ITanigan. Months
Mind Mass Of Requiem. Church OF the
Ascension, West 10zth St, on Thursday,
February 10, at A. NJ.
BUHLER.-At Lenox Hill Hospital. on Feb
ruary II. Conrad beloved husband OF
Martha and devoted father OF Edith Curt
and Walter. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BURNS.-Mary, beloved sister o. John w
and william II. Burns. Funeral from her
late residence. - Gouverneur ST., Wednes-
day morning at o:3o thence to 81. Mary
Church. where a Solemn High Mass will
be offered for the reposa OF her soul.
Friends and relatives are invited. Kindly
omit flowers Funera! private. Intermen,
Calvary Cemetery.
CLARK.-On February IS, George. Chapel
stephen Merritt Burial and Cremation
CO.. i6i sth av., corner 18th st. Time
later.
CoLwELL-At Rutherford. n. j.. on Feb
ruary II. 1922. Henry S. Co;weil. In his
list year Funeral services private at his
late residence. 80 Lincoln av.. Thursday
morning. 10 clock.
GOODMAN. Monday. February IS. 1922, a,
her residence. 3iG West 10th St. Mary
Barton Cookman, sister OF the late Rev.
Alfred and the Rev. John ~ Goldman.
Funeral services at st. Thomas's Church.
9th av. and 53d st.. on Wednesday morn
ing, February II, at 10 o'clock. 1nterment
at West Laurel Hin Cemetery. Phiadcl-
phia, Pa. at . T. NJ. Wednesday. Phlla-
delphia papers please copy.
DINSMORE.--On Tuesday. February ~ 1922.
Frank S. Dinsmore. in the 63d year OF his
age. Funeral services at the Lefferts
Place Chapel, Sc Lefferts pl.. near Grand
av Brooklyn. on Thursday February 10,
at 1880 A. NJ interment in Chicago, III.
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IN MEMORIAM.

ABRAIIAM.-i1 ever loving memory ot
Harry. devoted son ~ Samuel and the lstc
Sarah. died February l.. 1904.
HUsTON.-In loving memory ~ my mother
Margaret. who died February ~. 1890.
Daughter Mamie.
Lsckcy. died February 10. i501.
Lille Lowry.
gfIALEk TN loyin. memory OF Fred +.
shaick. who died February ~, 1921.
WEST.-fn loving memory of William H.
tBilly) West, who passed away February
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LOUIS KELLER HAS RELAPSE,

Mr.. Louis Keller who has been a pa
tient in the French Hospital for two
weeks. suffered a relapse yesterday.
The attending physicians held out no
hope for his recovery. Mr.. Keller
started the Social Register in 1887. He
also helped found the Baltusrol Golf
Club and is well known in society here
and abroad.
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At wn.hington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-H. n. A. Parsell. c. b.
Humphrey. r L. Hanley. Mrs. n. w.
Nigey, Mrs A. G. John. Harry M. Blair,
T. NJ Arnold, Frank Argue. George Rich,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Sullivan and son, Dr.
and Mrs. c. w. b. Wheeler. G.. n. Nel-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Steele, j. T.
Lincoln, A. c. Dinkey, William T. De
wart, r. Fl. Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Houston.
The Shoreham--Arthur b. Lane. j. W:
Anderson, George B. Hayes and Mr. ana
Mrs. w. C. Unermeyer.
The Wardman Park-Edward a. Cor
bett and Miss T.. McGrath.
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WEATHER At RESORTS.

Following arc the average temperatures
and weather conditions of yesterday at
the winter resorts: st. Augustine IS.
clear: Ormond. T.. cloudy; Palm Beach.
SO. clear; Miami rs. clear; Key West.
rs, clear; Nassau, Bahamas, 10, clear
Camden. AZ, rain.
overcast.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Announcement is made of the mar
-iage yesterday in Los Angeles. Cal. Of
Miss Eugenia Terrence. daughter of the
ate Rev. Hugh Wallace Terrence of
New York and niece of Mr.. Henry ID.
Winans of this city and Rye, y. y,
% the Rev. Henry Quckenden, pastor
IF the Sunset Hills Presbyterian Church
Of Los Angeles. The bride was for five
years secretary of the Fifth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker of
Tuxedo Park are at the Rltz-Cariton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Palmer nave
left the Ritz-Carlton for Sarasota, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew will
start to-day for st. Augustine, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Osborn re-
turned yesterday after ten days In the
Adirondacks enjoying winter sports
Mr. Charles Lanier will leave to-day
for Jekyl Island. Ga, to remain until
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. 2. Freling-
huysen left Morristown, n. j., yesterday
for Palm Beach.
Mrs. e. Roland N. Hartman is at
Over Hills. n. C..
eighteen guests at dinner at the st.
Regis last night.
Mrs. George Dewey, widow of Admiral
Dewey. left the st. Regis for Washing
ton yesterday.
Miss Helen L. S. Trevor. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graft Trevor. will
be married to-day in st. Bartholomew s
Church to Mr.. Charles j. Coulter, Jr.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs Herbert Hoover is in New York.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes gave a dinner last night, Mrs.
Asquith being among the guests.
Mr.. Andrew Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury, gave a dinner last night. Miss
Ailsa Mellon Is in the South
Mrs. Taft. wife of the Chief Justice.
entertained at luncheon yesterday.
| An infomal luncheon was given yes
terday at the Rumanian Legation for
Mrs. Asquith, who leaves to-day for
| Detroit.
Mrs. Harding attended the concert OF
| the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Ma
tional Theater yesterday and had as
guests Mrs. Francis Il. Warren, Mrs.
Lawrence C. Phipps Mrs. Henry Praber
! Fletcher, Miss Josephine Patten and
Miss Laura Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garfield of De-
| troit. who will attend the Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Denby's dinner for
| the President and Mrs. Harding tonight,
are at the Shoreham.
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SOCIAL tOTEe

Mrs. Samuel Kingsey Probasco leaves
to-day for Los Ageles to visit her
brother, Mr.. RobertAllair Forsyth
Mrs. Louis T.. tcComas. widow OF
United States Senaor McComas. has re-
turned from Atlatic City and is with
her son. Mr.. Per Muir. at 10 West
Eleventh street.
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A. II. Kelsey.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb IA. FL
Kelsey, civil war veteran and president
OF the A. ri. Kelsey Glass Company Of
Newark. Ohio. died to-day OF the in
firmities of age.
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M A R r | A c. E S

LEVEY-BRAYER. - Mr. and Mrs M,x
Brayer of 916 Kelley vt. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Mary. 10 Mr.
at Hotel Savoy.
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SECRETARY HUGHES HERE

Mr.. Charles T.. Hughes, Secretar, OIL
State. and Mrs. Hughes arrived here yes
terday from Washington and we,t 10
the st. Regis. They will board the
Furness Bermuda steamship For Ham
ilton this morning and~sail for BERMUDA
at II o'clock on a twcwe eks' veation.
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L0ST-Boston bulldog. answers TO name
at I2d ST. and Riverside Drive; white face
and neck; lower teeth protrude, green coliar
ana name engraved on plate. Pep Teddy
Ihurmond; brown sweater: about IS months
old liberal reward for information leading
70 recovery: Phone Mr.. THuRMOND, Co
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats, Dogs &C.

LOST-Monday. black seal muff. betweer
East s6th and 18th sts. reward Phon,
Rhinelander 3I6l
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Black brief case conts ining associa-
tion books. Thursday 2:25 A. NJ, uptown
Jerome av. subway: of no value TO anybody ;
liberal reward. G.. SLOCKIN. CSC Southern
boulevard. Bronx. ". Y.
LoST-Trunk and articles. from 12G Madi-
. son av.; $50 reward; no questions asked
ayi mis-
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Jewelry.

LOST-Saturday night New York city. dia
mond ring, square platinum mounting, con
tanning large solitaire AMI ten small stones ::
very liberal reward. HUDNALI, Schuy. $3.50
LOST-February f3. Lincoln dinner. Waldorf
Astoria. geld ring with diamond and two
rubies: suitable reward LOST ARTICLES.
Waldorf Astoria.
LOST-Gold key chain, with keys. Saturday
evening; reward. Return to 4 West 40.h
St, G.. M. CABRERA.
LoST-Pearl necklace. Thursday. Amsterdam
or Columbus av.; reward. Phone SWEET,
Cathedral $500.
LDST-Iady's pin set with 10 moonstones:
liberal reward Phone Plaza $3.50