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The New York herald., 1922-02-28
AQUITANIA OUT TO-DAY.
Cunarder Taking Many Passengers
10 Europe.

The Cunarder Aquitania. out to-day
for Cherbourg and Southampton, will
have among her passengers Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Bloch and Miss Dorothy
Block, Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Cadwaloder,
Miss Sada Cowan. Mrs. Henry y. dar-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Heye, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Hiidebrand and Eugene
Hildebrand. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Huard, Mrs. Stephen o. Metcalf. Mr.
Conde Mast, Commander and Mrs. ]. K.
+. Ross, Miss n. A. n. Ross. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Sampson, Lieut.-Col. c. A.
Reid Scott, Col Frank Searle and Mr.
and Mrs. Newell w. Tilton.
The Scytlia Of the Cunard line. which
left Saturday for Queenstown and Liver
POOL. has among others on board Messrs.
". II. Anderson. Harold Blank, Frank
u. Benedict, j. III. Forster. Henry George
Gleason, George d. Scott, Gilbert II.
vuung. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kauf-
iaan and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
~ aries a. Lett.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
JOHN II. GREATFIELD.

John II. Groatheld. clerk IN the office
OF District Attorney Dana Wallace OF
Queens and for many years a promoter
OF semi-professional baseball in the
suburbs OF New York city, died Sunday
nisht in ST. Johns Hospital. Long Island
Si'y, afeer an illness OF several weeks.
ae was VI. He suffered a break
down. following the death of his wife
last month.
Greatiield was born in Albany. re-
puted to be the great grandson Of CHIEF
hed Jacket. and the grandson of Grea I
Eleid, whence his name was derived.
he travelled for many yeare with the
publicity agents OF Barnum & Ba,ley.s
circus. settling IN Long Island City about
twenty years ago. He vas secretary Of
tne Inter-City Baseball Association from
isIf 20 1915. and manager Of semi-pro-
fessioral baseball teams from 1910 to
1918
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch 70 TIE Nry YonK HERALD
ATLANTIC CRY, \. j.. Feb. 27.--Arri-
vals from New York at the Ritz-Carlton
include Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brill. Mrs.
Gerard Lenns. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Forbes. Mrs. Thomas S. Victor the
Misses Victor and Master Thomas
Victor. Jr.
The Rev. Il. A. Duff. u. S. ~. welfare
officer of the U. S. forces operating in
European waters during the war, has
arrived at the Ambassador.
Dennis-Mrs. Virgil p. Kline. Miss
Margar3 IT Du Bois. the Misses Theresa
and Sallie Harrington. Mrs. Richard 4.
Deevos who arrived from Brooklyn with
Miss A. l.. Mcfarland. and Mrs. Louise
Grimes OF Brooklyn.
Ambassador--M Miss Louise Orth. Miss
Nellie Moyse. Mr.. George w. Tyron and
Miss Jane 1'yron.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Delegation to Honor Memory of Miss Grace Dodge al
Hotel Named for Her.

AS tribute to the memory OF the
late Miss Grace Dodge, sister Of Mr..
Cleveland II. Dodge and first president
OF the national board. the executive
headquarters for the 1.075 affiliated
Young Wonnens Christian Associations
in this country. the board members,
headed by Mrs. John d. Rockefeller, Jr.,
will go to Washington to-day to hold
their March meeting at the Grace Dodge
Hotel tomorrow.
Upon the suggestion OF Mrs. Rookie
feller, Jr.. chairman OF the hotel COM
mittee, under whose auspices the hotel
is managed. the party VIII include Mrs.
Robert e. Speer, Mrs. John French. Mrs.
John II. Finley, Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt,
Mrs Harry L. Fosdick. Mrs. Robert u
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Brilliant House
Hears 'Ernani'
at metropolitan
Ponselle, Martinelli and
Denise Head Cast in Nerdi's
Opera.

Verdra "Ernani' was sung last even
ing at the Metropolitan TO a large and
brilliant audience. When the work was
revived early this season il was intended
20 furnish congeniaI vehicle FOR Tita
Ruffo's first entrance into the forces
of the company
AT the premiere the distinguished
barytone was indisposed, while Giuseppe
Danise took his place and sang the Don
Carlos At the operas last previous
nearing Mr.. Ruffo, then at home In the
house, finally appeared as the Spanish
King and with enviable success.
Last night Mr.. Danise was bacl, again
IN the cast ard, save little hoarseness
OF tone. repeated his admirable imper-
rsonation of the role. The other prin-
cipals were all familiar In their parts.
Miss Ponselles good voice was unfor-
tunately paired in her music with q
style not always correct and finished,
but her impassioned feeling both in song
and action could not fail but bring an
additional zest Of dramatic value to the
performance as a whole.
Mr.. Martinelli sang the Erna,li with
much spirit and Mr.. Mardones gave g.
ne Don Ruy Comes. The melodicus
charm Of the old fashioned music again
furnished satisfying pleasure TO the ear.
The splendor of the stage settings gave
senewed cause for admiration and tho
ballet with Miss Rosina. Call as the
leading star dancer afforded an episode
of rare beauty in the rich and pic
turesque ensemble. Mr.. Papi wac the
onouctor
Ntr. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam,
slrs. j. Lee Taller. Messrs Francis L.
Hoppin and Francis Otis were with
Mrs. ". Watts Sherman.
With Miss Louise Sands were Mr. ana
sirr. II. Horace Gallatin. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Iorien Knox Bell and Mr.. Antonio
! .Ngara.
\ Mr. and Mrs Rufus L. Patterson's 8
lests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coy.
tT. and Mrs. Casimir dc Rham, Gov.
cameron Morrison of North Carolina
;ad Mr.. Frank A. Munsey.
Air. and Mrs. Rudolph II. kissell, Miss
Florence Bell and Mr.. Henry Leggett
were with Mr. and Mrs. George L. Dad
nun.
With Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles II.
Sheriff. were Suffragan Bishop and Mrs.
Herbert Shipman, Mrs. John Sanford.
Eugene Gallatin.
Mrs w. Orme Wilson's guests were
AIr and Mrs. J. Fred Tams, Mr.. and
frs Graham Blandy and IIr. william
9. Reclz.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theron r. streng
were Mr. and Mrs. AnseI Phelps and
Mrs. David Rumsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Whitredge and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Maynard were
with Mr.. and hrs. Samuel A Weldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Kidder' S
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix
Ingraham and DR.. and Mrs. George
Boiling Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding's s
quests were Mr. and Mrs. Norm 5. Hare
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard /. Morris.
With Mrs. Walter Anderton were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry B. Fl. Ripley. Mr. and
AIRS. j. Lenox Banks. Jr., and M. W.
stephen Van Rensselaer,.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Indian Summer
by Inness Brings
$4,000 at Auction
Eighty American and Foreig
Paintings Sell for Total
of S54,225.

Eighty American and foreign paint
lips and other estates and private own
ers We're sold at auction last night in tho
Plaza Hotel for s54,225. The prize OF
the collection, fine example OF George
Inness, which was presented 10 Dr.
Newell Dwight Hillis by tie cong-esa-
tion OF Plymouth Church. brought the
high price of the evening. sis.500. 1t
was an Indian sumner" 80 inches high
by II - long. and vac bought. BY Berne..
agent, for private purchaser.
The same bidder paid s1.400 for
Paul Dougherty Between Sunset and
Moonrise." Mrs. j. L. wayland gave
$1,000 for "Fete on the Grand Canal,
Venice" by Felix Ziein, and Paul II.
Douglas paid 1880 for "Moonlight"
by Thomas Moran. 4 Dutch Interior
with Figures" by E. Pieters went to W.
Fl. Siebert for 1880
Other pictures, the buyer and price
follow:
sunny Venice, by Thomas Moran, ".
A.; John Levy. .................. Ssc5
An Arabian Bazaar or the Outsiurts
OF Damascus. by Alberto Pasini,
h!ss X. IL. Lorenz, agent. t.......... G25
The Master Of the Roost, by Charles
Emile Jacqre; Mrs. NJ. A. Dodge. CSC
rne Cottage. by jules Dupre; John
Levy ....... .................... 525
Ideal Head, BY Joan Jacques Herner;
N. Coleman. Observation-Disclosures. Go5
a Wet Night, by George Bellows, -.
a; F. H. X. Behsn. $50
Mosque and Market place, Alberto Pa
slni; Miss LorenZ, agent. ............ 500
Weirs Place at Windnam. by Emil
Carlson, n. A.. VIM. Macbeth, Inc. 615
Landscape. BY Thomas Moran, ". A.;
Sleign Bells. by Edward Willis Rcd
field; NJ. Knoedier 6 Co. ..... 515
The Frugal Meal. by Bernard de Iioog;
Robert Anderson. .................... 500
Young Woman Making Lace. by Claude
Joseph Bail; Robert Anderson. .. $50
Pont Royal, Paris, by Willard Leroy
Metcalf; John Levy. 500
Mother and Child by Charles Webster
Hawthorne, N. A.; William Macbeth,
Grand Canal. Venice. oy walter Wv
Griffin. A. n. A.. w. j. Davis. :. 1850
Notre Dame de Paris. by, Jean Fran
cois Raffaelli; NJ. Knoedler g. Co.. 800
Morning. by Helen M. Turner; L. K.
NJ. Bohan -. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Dutch Windmill. by Robert Cranneil
Minor: \. A.; seaman, agent; =. 500
Roswell Morse shurtlcff, n. A.;
william Macbeth. Inc. .............. 200
Reflection, by Frank W. Benson,
n. A.: William Macbeth, Inc. 1000
Dupre; f. Austin. ................... 800
Les Coteau7l de ,Valmondois by Charles
Francois Deubigny T. Austin; *, 1900
Henri Harpignies: rridmunch. 1850
Hunting Dogs, by Edmund IL. Osthaus
Mrs. NJ II. Dodge. ................. $50
canaie (caiied II Canaletto) c. d.
raul .-seOV
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
MR.. H0GGsON TO WED AGAIN.
To Marry Miss Margaret IL. Cox
Next Friday.

Miss Margaret Riggs Cox and MIR.
Bruce Hoggson obtained a marriage
license yesterday at the Municipal
Building and they will be married next
Friday IN tho Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. Tertius van Dyke.
Miss Cox Is the daughter OF Mr.. James
". Cox OF Albany n. T., and sister Of
Mr.. James ". Cox, Jr., Of this city.
Mr.. Hoggson is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Hoggson OF Greenwich, Conn.
Ha and his first wife were divorced IN
81. Paul, MINI, in 1918.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Strawbridge Of Philadelphia; Miss Iiath-
crime Olcott, Miss Katherine Lambert.
Mrs. William W. Rossiter. Mrs. J. Scott
Parrish. Mrs. Lewis II. Laphaul. Mrs f.
Leonard Kellogg. Mrs. Robert Dickinson,
Mrs. William Van Y. Hayes. Mrs. SAM
uel Murtland. Mrs. Samuel ]. Broadwell,
Miss Clara +. Reed. Mrs. George Davi-
son and Miss Mabel Crafty. They VIII
make q formal inspection o2 the entire
facilities and equipment Of the hotel.
Mrs. Samuel McClintoclz and Mrs. T.
Coleman du Pont, who are In washing
ton. also will be guests at the hotel.
The Grace Dodge Hotel. facing Union
Station Plaza, was opened In Washing
ton last October by the national board
of the Young Women's Christian Assc-
citation for the exclusive use Of women
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
W. C. GRAVES DIES ON TRIP.
Stricken in Richmond Motoring to
Miami.

Special Dispatch 70 TIlS NZw Yosx EYnsLD.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 81. - william,
c. Graves. president OF .ho Graves
Machinery Exchange. 80 Church street.
New York, died at 8 A. Af. to-day in
the Richmond Hotel. five ho4rs after
arriving here In an automobile from the
North. Accompanied by Mrs. Caves he
was motoring TO Miami, Fla. to spend
some time Of that resort. lie was
stricken between Washington and Rich
mond and was semi-conscious when he
arrived here. Mrs. Graves returned alone
on the midday train.
Mr.. Graves was a. years old. lie had
nome oa Long Island. The codv war
shipped 20 New Yorh to- might.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Grace D!eterich. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred t. Dieterich. will be
married to Mr.. Carlyle Marshall Terry
this afternoon at the home OF her
parents. 145 East Fifty-second street.
Owing to the Illness OF the brides father
only the families will be present.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Meloy
Rankin. daughter Of DIR. and Mrs James
Doig Rankin, TO Mr.. Robert r. Theo-
bald will take place in Chicago nexe
Saturday az the home OF the bride 8
Uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. William
w. Meloy.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
WALTER y. HAGAR.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 27.--wslter T.
Fegar. f2. vice-president OF the Mari
time Exchange and widely known IN
shipping circles, died to-day after an
illness OF three weeks.
Mr.. Hagar served three terms as prcsi-
dent Of the Maritime Exchange and also
was former president Of the Conn
mercial Exchange. he was a member
u the shipping firm OF W. II. Hagar
& CO.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
ANGELO aUEHzE.

Angelo Querte G2 years old. terror.
who formerly conducted school OF
music IN Carnegie Hall. died yesterday
from ID complication Of diseases al the
home Of his son. Paul Querze. a. North
Twenty-third street. Flushing He was
born n Bologna. italy. and was "A friend
Of lur.co Caruso
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
At Washington Hotels.

Arrivals ut Washington hotels
The Wiliard-B. NJ Bancroft, Her
bert Lee. v. J. Suln1an Charles r.
Owens. Lee NJ. Boday, william J. Steat,
p. $. Gardner. p. A. Harnett, A. J. Nc
fntosh. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Nelson. Mr.
and Mrs e. =. Winchell and II. S.
Thompson.
The Shorehani.-J. 4. Sterett. ]. W.
Atwood. Joseph Scalea. A. ". Stewart
and Herbert S. John.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
OBITUANY NOTES.

JOSEPH kEEFER. one cf The founders os
the first fish market IN Ncv, poehEi,a e. =,
OF heeTt disease yesterday IN his home. ~
water street New Rochelle. IN hts seven
ileth year. he waa naive OF New RocheIl.
me Son OF The late Francis and Mary ANN
heeTer He retired from business about tan
Years aao lie leaves two 6oas, . brother
and q eiRter. '-'
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoaK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., Feb. 27.-The condi-
tion OF Mrs. Joseph II. Willard. who Is
Ill with the Influenza, Is somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. Paul G.. Thebaud. who has been
spending few days at the Menichenger
King. has returned to New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
SERGEANT OF ROMA BURIED.
Military Honors fn Red bank for
Edward schumacher.

RED BANK. Feb. 27.-The funeral OF
Edward Schumacher. sergeant on the
roma, was held here to-day from St
James's Roman Catholic Church. where
High Mass was said. A troop of Ma
tional Guard cavalry escorted the body
10 Mt. olivet Cemetery. Members Of
the American Legion of Red Bank acted
as pallbearers.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PAUL A. ABRy.

Paul A. Abry OF the firm OF Fraser &,
Aory. insurance brokers' OF 149 Broad
way, 6ied OF pneumonia Sunday at
ms nome In Main street Sea ciiiT. !. /.
lie had been III since Tuesdav,
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
HUGH S. GIBSON AND
MILE. REYNTIENS WE'D
American Minister TO Poland
Mnrries Belgian.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 27.-The civil mar
rIage Of Hugh S. Gibson, American Min
lister to Poland. and Mile. Ynes Marcclle
Reyntiens was celebrated to-day in the
Gothic room OF the City Hall. y bril-
liant gathering witnessed the ceremony,
King Albert. Alderman Steens consrat-
ulated the couple IN the name OF the
city. making aliusion to Mr.. Gibson's
role during the German occupation.
which, he declared. the Belgian people
never would forget
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

LoNDoE, Feb. 27.--A Brussels dis
patch to the London Times says Mr..
Gibson's witnesses were the Marquis de
Villalobar, the Spanish Ambassador at
Brussels, and Commander Hugo w.
Koehler. Naval Attache OF the American
Legat ton at Warsaw. The brides wit
ness was her brother. commandors
Reyntiens.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
IN MEMORIAM.

TRuADwlsLI.--In sad and loving memory G
Vaieria Gray rrcadweli. who passed ava.
year ago to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

N6W AORhs
Mrs Vanderbilt Webb will remain in
Bermuda until April Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White win re-
turn from Washington To-day.
Mr.. Henry r Sloane will return from
Palm Beach the first week IN March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton S. Burrill
will return from Atlantic City March
after severe! weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Epply Will re-
turn this week from Newport. X. T. to
their apartment at the Plaza.
Lord Richard Nevill. vino has been
at the Plaza several weeks, left yes
terday for Washington, u. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps will
leave New Yorl, next Saturday for
Santa Barbara to join Mr.. and Mrs
w. North Duane.
Mr.. John Sanford. his daughters, the
Misses Gertrude and Jane Sanford, and
his son. Mr.. Stephen Sanford, will re-
turn from Palm Beach early in March.
Mr.. David Rumsey. Washington
Square North has gone to Bermuda.
Mrs. eurnsey remains ir town until
Nay. Tnen she goes to France 10 open
her country house.
Mrs Archibald Rogers, Of CrImwoid
Hall. Hyde Park, N. T., gave q lunch
con yesterday at Pierre's for her dapgh-
ter, Mrs. Kenneth B. Schley, ard her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Rae Il. Rogers.
Mrs. Charles. w. Fisk gave O lunch
con yesterday at Pierre's Tor her daugh-
ter, Miss Telicia FISK Among the
guests were Msa Jeanne Rcynal Miss
Cathleen Vanderbilt and Miss Nathalie
Reynal.
The Hon. Alfred Anson. who arrived
from Europe on board the Aquitania on
Saturday. passed Sunday at tine South
Side Club. He will go this week to
Bar Ifarbor and later will return to
Europe. Mrs. Anson Is still abroad.
WASHINGTON.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes are expected to return from
Bermuda next week.
Mrs. Marshall Field gave q dinner
last night. having among her guests the
Belgian Ambassador and Baroness de
Cartier, the British Ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes. and the Secretary
OF the Treasury. Mr.. A. W. Mellon.
Gen. John J. Pershing and Brig. Gen.
George Q. Squier went to Baltimore last
evening to attend the Bachelors Ger
man and were entertained at dinner
there by Mrs. Julian s. Carter
Mrs. Thomas 3. Dunn and Mrs. T.
De Witt Talmage were joint hostesses
at tea yesterday. entertaining at the
willard.
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u. pOROsHEyICU.

PETRosg ~. 1feU. 27.---N. Doroshevich.
eAtlior. reiiucl yr',e~ ,nl Journalist.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
D I E D

ABBY. Paul 4 Leyett, Kate
Appleton MINI T. Low, Ethel c.
Arne. Horace j, Manson Emma +.
Asche, Gladys Z. Aersereau. Mary Z.
Brady, Mary a. Murray. Theodore Z.
Buckenham. S. c. 4. McNeV.ns, Bernard J.
nurrett, Thomas +. Naylor Emma Cecella
Carpenter a. y. +. Pease, Edward -.
Chester, Mary =. Qulnt. Hyman
DiTnond. Fanny D. Hsyson, Graham
Dininny, Eugenia l.. Robbins. Charles S.
Doherty, Eta NJ. Rodgers Katharine D..
Donovan, Cornelius J. 2osenfeld Max
DuQuing, Eleanor S!.lOmon, Sarah
Dyas. Robert w. Savage. John X.
Goldsmith, Thekln Sinclair. Elizabeth
Graves. Walter @. SoUmerviile, John
Hanna, Milton Stevenson. Helen H.
Henry, Clarence I. Taylor. Henry +.
Higgins, Cecil Townsend. Isaac
Horner, Robert J. Narnum katharine s
Hoyt, Eoslna z. Voorhees,. John J.
Ingalls,, william l.. , Wall, william e.
Johnson. Florence Weber Frederick A.
Judson, Mary Mack Wilson, Frank L.
Klumpp. Ellen y. wilmington Anna ".
Lawson. Martha A. Wooledgc, Alice
Lehman, Iiippoiyte
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Gen. John J. Pershing and Brig. Gen.
George Q. Squier went to Baltimore last
evening to attend the Bachelors Ger
man and were entertained at dinner
there by Mrs. Julian s. Carter.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mrs Vanderbilt Webb will remain in
Bermuda until April Is.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mrs. Marshall Field gave q dinner
last night. having among her guests the
Belgian Ambassador and Baroness de
Cartier, the British Ambassador. Sir
Auckland Geddes. and the Secretary
OF the Treasury. Mr.. A. W. Mellon.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
John c. Gris%oid. searetaiy,.

ffoYT ON Sunday. February 90 Roslr,
Elizabeth. widow ct Alfred NJ. Hoyt. i'
her SSH year. tuncrei scrvices viii bt
81 o. 't'. residence N"i '-i lg.. rr
rrte
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
WASHINGTON.

The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes are expected to return from
Bermuda next week.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr. and 6irs. Marion Epply will re-
turn this week from Newport. X. T.. to
their apartment at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mrs. Thomas 3. Dunn and Mrs. r.
De Witt Talmage were joint hostesses
at tea yesterday, entertaining at the
Wiilsr I'd
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Trsadaell. veieria @.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

will return from Atlantic City March
after several weeks there.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mrs. Archibald Rogers, Of Crumwoid
Hall. Hyde Park. N. e, gave lunch
con yesterday at Pierres for her dapgh-
ter, Mrs. Kenneth B. Schley, ard her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Rae Il. Rogers
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr.. David Rumeey. ? Washington
Square North has gone to Bermuda.
Mrs 2unsey remains In town until
Nay. Tnen she goes to France 10 open
her country house.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr.. Henry T. Sloane will return from
Palm Beach the first week IN March.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White win re-
turn from Washington to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

The Hon. Alfred Anson. who arrived
from Europe on board the Aquitania on
Saturday. passed Sunday at the South
Side Club. He will go this week to
Bar Ifarbor and later will return to
Europe. Mrs. Anson Is still abroad.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

prank l.. Wilson. pastor ~ the Noun
Kisc0 Methodist Episcopal Church. Fu
neral services AZ the Mount Kisco Meth 4
odlst Episcopal Churc'l on Wednesiny
March I. ~ =. ". rntsrmeni WaikiiA
Cemetery. MlGdletovl. y. Y, on ThurrdiS
March .. =. ~.
Monday, February 81, iO2
Mrs. Alice Wooiefge, 40 her residence. 2a1
Washington uv.. Brooklyn Service ~
vate.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Lord Richard Nevill. who has been
at the Plaza several weeks left yes
terday for Washington, d. c.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr.. John Sanford. his daughters, the
Misses Gertrude and Jane Sanford, and
his son. Mr.. Stephen Sanford, will re-
turn from Palm Beach early in March.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Losr-Gabie neckpiece. legi IN black taxi.
taken from Colony Restaurant 20 Il East
51th st., st 80 Sunday evening. Reward
Phone a4si Plaza.
LOST-sable scarf. near 66;h It. and Mndl-
cen av., Saturday night. Reward AZ re-
.nrned 20 n:perlnteMdent. III Mndlann az.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs Ansel Phelps will
leave New Yorl, next Saturday for
Santa Barbara to join Mr.. and Mrs
w. North Duane.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Cats. Dogs sc.

LOST--Sundly, on West End av between
1920 and i03d sts., male Boston bull terrier.
~ q. X Apply NJ. EARAtiHEUgIAT, sTO
Wcst End av
LOST-Beasle hunter. Thursday light brown,
long face, isOtched. dropping cara: nan E
Evening journal., 1922-12-09
M0TI0N-PICTURE
DROPPED BY COMPANY

NEW YORK, Dec. "a number
of important figures will be missing
with the New Year from the Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation, it was
learned at the New York headquar-
ters. OF these the most prominent
is Mary Miles Minter. who has been
rising with the development of the
film industry from her childhood
days. With her passing from the
Paramount fold occurs the last echo
so far as this organization is con-
cerned, OF the shooting Of william
Desmond Taylor. one of their direc-
tors. Miss Minter's contract was
said 10 bring her $250,000 a year
Wanda Hawley likewise ends her
association with Famous Players
Lasky this years Miss Hawley ap
peared last opposite Rodolph Valen-
tino in The Young Rapah" and be-
fore that appeared In Burning
Sands" Penrhyn Stanlaws, artist and
who was developed by Fa-
nous Players into a director. also
sewers his connection with them. He
is expected to start production for
himself.
1t was also reported on good au-
thority that William S. Hart would
end his afiliation Of six years with
the organization.
Evening journal., 1922-12-09

overtures to the Board Of Education
to vacate the present site used by It
for the school for the white pupils,
with the promise OF purchasing more
suitable plot and erecting n large
building for the white school. II the
proposed plan goes through. the
schools at Port Penn. Kirkwood anc
several other smaller districts will
likely be consolidated and the chill
rem transported TO the new school.
Mrs. n. B. Mousley, visiting
teacher for New Castle county Wis
tied the local schools this week. and
gave books to all those who had per-
feet attendance and to those who had
good attendance last year.
There we're twenty pupils who had
perfect attendance records and 50
who had good or above 80 per cent.
attendance records last year.
Miss Ina Barnes, rural supervisor
for Eastern New Castle county Wis
tied the local schools yesterday.