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The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Mrs. OeIrichS
Joins Sojourners
at Palm Beach
Golf and Dinner Parties at
Everglades Club Add to
Resorts Gayeties.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YosK HERALD
FALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Her
mann Oelrichs. Mrs. James ,Keeney and
Mrs ID. o. Wickham of New York; Mr..
william Swords OF Peoria, ILL.,, and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Collins of Oklahoma
We're among to-day's arrivals at the
Breakers.
Social gayeties are beginning I'M
earnest. At the Everglades Club last
night MIR. and Mrs. Andrew A. Thomp-
son entertained at dipAer for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker p. Inman OF New Yorh.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray Of New York
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
renee Green at luncheon yesterday at
the Breakers. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith were guests OF Mr. ard Mrs.
David H. Mccullough at the same hotel
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il. Wadsworth OF
New York arrive tomorrow at the
Everglades Club. Golfing yesterday
were Mrs ]. S. Cosden. Mrs. J. s. Ten
ney, Mrs. @. c. Beckwith and Mrs. John
Nj. L. Rutherfurd of New York.
Mrs Henry b. Carhart and Miss Ethel
Caraart of New York are occupying a
cottage near the club.
EX-Governor Richard Manning OF
South Carolina, who was in attendance
upon the New York Life Insurance con-
vention at the Breakers, left for his
home last night.
In the qualifying round of the in
surance mems winter golf tournament,
played on the Palm Beach golf course
yesterday Darwin =. Kingsley was the
low gross winner with 50, and L. H.
Tracey carried off second honors. having
the low net score OF 41--13, giving him
a low total of 2S.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
FILM PLAY BENEFIT
FOR WELFARE WORK
Mrs. Sumner Gerard Opens
Home for Entertainment.

Mrs. Sumner Gerard opened her house
at East Seventy-second street last
night for showing Of ''Tolable David"
the new film production of Charles H..
Ducll. starring Richard Barthelmess.
and supper following, as benefit for
the Maternity Centre Association, in
which she Is interested.
DR.. Haven Emerson. former Health
Commissioner. spoke about the good
work being done by the association. Mr..
Barthelmess was present in person.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. e. Ro-
land n. Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Vim
cent Astor. Mrs Charles Henry Coster.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe D. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Whitridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Thornton Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp w. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Mere
dith Hare. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Fl.
Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. James F. d. La
nier. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur d Weekes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Knox Bell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Tree. .t r,r1
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SUTTON PLACE COLONY MEETS.
Considers Extension of Work of
EeighbOrhood House.

Members of the Sutton place colony
assembled last night In Sutton Place
Neighborhood House to consider the
extension of that phase of social civic
work and listen to an address by JUS
tice Philip ]. McCook on the advan-
tages of community cooperation. Alder
man Thomas NJ. Farley. the represen-
tative of the district. and Miss Nina
A. Robertson. director of Sutton Place
House. urged closer cooperation with
the various departments and private
organizations.
Among the neighbors present were
Miss Elisabeth Marbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Cammann, Miss Isabel Cam
mann. Mr.. Chauncey Olcott. DIR. Foster
Kennedy, DR.. Kenneth Taylor. DIR. Ed
gar Stillman, Assemblyman Frederick
l.. Hackenburg, Police Captain George
Haerle. Mr.. Everett NJ. Sexas. Miss
Clapp, executive secretary of Kips Bay
Neigbborhool Association; Miss Bergen.
superintendent of Public School No.
50; Miss Root, superintendent of the
Orthopedic Hospital. and Miss Porter
of the Manhattan Maternity Hospital
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HUBERT-COURTADE.

Miss Maydelle Courtade. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Courtade. was
married to Mr.. Leo Hubert of this city
yesterday In the Church of st. Ignatius
Loyola, Park avenue and Eighty-fourth
street, by the Rev. William j. Ennis, s.
j., and there was reception and break
fast In the Gotham. The brides attend-
ants were Mrs. James NJ. Maxwell.
Misses Adele Hamilton, Nan Geraty,
Madeleine Seuerbach and Kathleen Ken
nedy. Mr.. Matthew B. Courtade, brother
of the bride, was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. John T. Courtade. another
brother; Ronert Mclaughlin, Gustav
Hoaly and John Cray. After a trip
South Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert will live in
New York.
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SOCIETYANDS STAGE FOLK DANCE
IN COSTUME FOR SERVICE MEN
Ball at Ritz Carlton Earns
Good Sum for Soldiers and
Sailors Club.

Society and the professional world
Joined forces at costume dance las.
night in the Ritz Carlton for the Sol
diers and Sailors Club. The dance was
under the patronage Of a large group OF
men and women whooe names are ia
miliar In Broadway ard Fifth avenue
Gnd under the direction of Miss Mabel
r. Beardsley. The party was successful
socially and as a spectacle. and because
of the financial success veterans Of the
army and navy and men in active SER
vice in those branches of the service will
have better club than ever.
The entertainment consisted for the
most part Of dancing acts. one of which
marked the first appearance of Ted
Shawn's Siamese ballet. with Miss
Martha Graham as the feature dancer.
Mr.. Shawn also presented group OF
seven dances. Alexis Kosloff and bal
let of sixteen presented a Surprise Bal
let" arranged for the occasion by Mr..
kosloff. Chief among the individual en-
tertainers were Miss Marilyn Miller. one
Of the sponsors of the ball; AL Jolson,
Maurice. Carl Randall and Miss Dorothy
Clark.
costumed group headed by Messrs.
Francis Markoe and Claggett Wilson
Aoi Hieu al aieSoricdi ProSessioA. Ailiol5
those taking part in 1t We're Misses Syl-
via Cough, Lillian Cotton and Blythe
DAILY and Messrs. Francis Markoe, Law
renee S. Butler. Beal Davis. Roosevelt
Thompson. Robert Gray. ]. Kelly Robin
son Sd, Allyn Cox and Diego de Suarez
Mrs. Malcolm d. Sloane appeared in
the costume of a Balkan gypsy. Mrs
John Lee was attired as Kismet Miss
Louisa Steedman Wilson appeared In a
Spanish costume designed by Baron de
Meyer.
Before the dance Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard T. Wilson. parents of Miss Wilson,
gave q dinner In their apartment in
Sherrys. In their party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fal de Saint Phalle. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Breese. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubsrt
Richter, Misses Kate Darlington, Carlotta
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Poets Contest at
Luncheon Party
for Prize of $50
Book and Play Clubs Award
Goes to Mrs. Marie Louise
Kersey.

Poets and a great many persons who
read their poems assembled in the Bilt-
more yesterday to attend the annual
poetry afternoon" of the Book and
Play Club in cooperation with the
Poetry Society OF America. There was
an excellent luncheon, but the chief
interest Of the matinee centered in the
third annual poetry contest for a $50
prize offered by the club, of which Miss
Emma r.. Mills Is the head
A number of poems had been sub
mitted. but the names of the writers
were not known even to the committee
that read and passed upon their merits
until the winners were made known
curing the symposium. Mrs Marie
Louise Kerssy of Cambridge. Mass.
was the prize winner. with a poem
called "Barnstable County" The other
contestants included Bennett Weaver
with THE Gate" Clement Wood with
but Love Is Long, and Eleanor Wiley
with Two Songs" The poems were
read to the audience by Lady Leonora
speyer. but their immediate publication
was prohibited
One OF the guests at the luncheon
was Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale,
who spoke in a iovial mood. He said,
Tor instance. "We do not need poets,
scnoiars or novelists at Yale. We have
plenty OF them. What we need is an
nthlete or two. The poet OF nowadays
does not ask If you have read his book,
but IL you have bought It," Miss Jessie
y. Rittenhouse also was speaker. Mr..
John Farrar read from his "Songs for
PARENTS" and Aline Kilmer, Jean Starr
untermyer and John Weaver contrib
uted bits Of literary originality to the
program.
Those who attended the luncheon and
the later symposium were to a large
extent members of the Colony and
Cosmopolitan clubs. and among them
were Mrs. Simeon B, Chaplin, Mrs. Will
lam H. Moore. Mrs Charles Stewart
smith. Mrs. Augustus Thomas, Mrs.
William Astor Perry. Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Scribner. Miss Alice r. De Lamar,
Mrs. Arnold Wood. Mrs Henry Abbott,
Mrs. Percy Stewart. Mrs. Thomas Ew-
ing. Mrs. John Greenough, Mrs. James
breckinridge Curtis, Miss Blanche
Strange, Mrs. Arthur Garfield Learned,
Mrs. Robert Morris Phillips, Mrs.
Charlss F. Perrin. Mrs L. Adams KIM
ball. Mrs. Otto Sedlitz. Mrs. Herbert
Phelps. DR.. Joseph A. Milburn. Mr..
Henry s. Candy and Mrs. Warner M.
Leeds
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PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE.

Among the passengers aboard the
White Star liner Megantic. due here
Tomorrow from Liverpool. are Mrs.
Forbes Robertson Hale. daughter OF Sir
Johnston Forbes Robertson: Arthur
NOVEL;. English portrait and landscape
painter. who will execute several por-
traits here Frank Dilnot, journalist
formerly president OF the American For
eign Correspondents Association: John
Bailey, Nottingham lace merchant T.
van der Weide of the Holland America
Rubber Company. Charles White. head
OF the Automobile Electric Supply Com
pany. johannesburg South Africa. who
will tour the United States. and Brig
Gen. sweeney. c. NJ. c.. ID. s.. o.
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JOHN NJ. GALLAWAY.

John NJ. Galloway. son OF the late
Robert Macy Galloway. widely known
railroad man and an associate of Jay
Gould as vice-president of the Manhat-
tan Elevated Railroad, died Yesterday
In his home at 6s East Fifty-hfth street,
following long illness. He was so
years old.
Mr.. Galloway was a member OF the
class of 1892 at Yale. and until illness
forced his retirement was associated
with the X. G. q. Welding Company. He
had served as a lieutenant in Squadron
a, National Guard. His clubs included
the Union and the Union League. and
he was active also as a member of
Holland Lodge of Masons. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at II
A. NJ. at the Galloway home.
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TO AID WILSON FOUNDATION.

An advisory committee of New York
women has been appointed to assist the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation committee
of women for New York, Mrs. Mont
gomery Hare, chairman, as a consult
ing board in the campaign beginning
January 10 TO raise s1,000,000 or more
to endow the Woodrow Wilson awards
for public service. Among the members
arc Mrs. John w. Davis. Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby. Mrs. Herbert c. Pell. Jr. +;
Mrs. Frank L.. Polk. Mrs. Alfred Il.
Smith. Mrs. Schuyler Warren, Mrs Nor
man de r. Whitehouse, Mrs. Abram /.
Elkus, Mrs. Alice Duer Miller. Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau, Mrs. Willard
Straight and Mrs. Frank Day Tuttle.
The committee headquarters Is at 126
East Fifty-ninth street. Mrs. William
q. Wilcox. lis Davis avenue. West New
Brighton, has been appointed chairman
for Richmond.
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At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-J. Z. Fairbanks, Charles
". George and William Fieser.
The Shoreham--H. e. Hale X. J. Un-
derwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Straus.
NJ W. Weisgoll and ]. G. Hendricks.
The Wardman Park-Frederick r.
Roscher and r. A. Bacon.
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MINNESOTA DINNER.

Minnesota associations In New York
city will meet tomorrow night at a
dinner at the Hotel PENNSYLVANIA to Dir
George u. Vincent. former president OF
the University of Minnesota and now
head Of the Rockefeller Foundation. Fin
ley J. Shepard. president of the Minne-
s1ta Society. will preside. Former Min
nesota residents who have made their
mark in New York will speak The three
groups who will unite at the dinner are
the Minnesota University Association
the Minnesota Engineering Alumni As
ISOLATION and the Minnesota Society
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
GEN. KIRKPATRICK'S
PARIS HOME ROBBED
Burglars Take SiIverware, but
Overlook Art and Laces.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1923, bp TIE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Jan. IL.
The return of Gen. Edward Kirk
patrick to his home in Paris from Monte
Carlo to-day revealed that burglars had
entered his home in the Bois de Bou-
logne Sunday. They took only small
quantity Of silverware, however, leav-
ing untouched several paintings by old
masters, as we'll as a collection OF laces
and pottery worth several thousand dol
lars.
Gen. Kirkpatrick, who has lived In
Paris for twenty years, was the young
est general on Gen. McClellan's staff
during the civil war.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
MRS. G.. T. PEABODY BURIED.
Two Priests COnsecrate Rast Rest
ing Place In Yaddo.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SARATOGA STRINGS Jan. 11.-Mrs.
George Foster Peabody (Katrina Trask)
was buried to-day in consecrated ground
at Yaddo.
The rites were held in the mansion at
Yaddo, and attended by relatives, mem
bers of the household, close acquaint-
ances and many out-of-town friends Of
''the Lady of Yaddo."
No hymns were sung and only the
brief prayers Of the Episcopal Church
We're read by the Rev. Mr.. Rouillard,
assisted by the Rev J. Howard Melish.
rector of Holy Trinity Church, Brook
lyn.
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IN MEMORIAM.

ANDREw-In memory OF my son, John A.
Andrew "a. January ~. 1919.
DIMOND. .--Anniverssr requiem mass will be
celebrated on january ~. 1p2c, al A. AZ .
the repose of the soul OF the late Charles
+. Dimond.
FRIEL.-Months mind requiem mass will he
offered for the repose OF the soul Of John
J. Friel on Friday. January ~, In St.
Pa;rick's Cathedral at $50 A. NJ.
Hr.NSE1s--fn loving memory OF our beloved
mother, Carolyn Hensei, who passed away
January IL. 1918. Son and Daughters.
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M A R R I A c. E S

ANDERsoN-FLEIsCH wednes.
day. January II. 1922, Anne. daughter Of
Mrs Louis Flcischmann and the late
Louis Fleischmann, at st. Stephen S
Church, to Major Alexander Charles Mau-
rice Anderson OF London. England.
BACON-PIERSON.-- and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Pierson OF Ossining. N. v, have the honor
20 announce the marriage OF heir
daughter. Mary Alden, TO John Fairhank
Bacon, Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Fairbank Bacon OF Tarr.'town. n. v, on
Saturday. October 20, 1921. az Ithaca,
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TO AID woMEN,s CLUB.

In the home of Mrs. Henry Waters
tart or 36 West Forty-eighth street this
afternoon. Mrs. Henry Lund of San
francisco will give monologues and
lmpersonations for the benefit of the
Catholic Young Women's Club. On the
committee are Mines. De Lancey Astor
Kane, F. Burial Hoffman, Lyttleton
FOX. John Giraud Agar, William A.
Reddins, j. Walter Wood. Cornelius
Tiers and William F. Sheehan. Tickets
may be obtained this afternoon at Mrs
Taft's house.
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MISS NINA GORE MARRIED.
Former Senator's Daughter II Wed
to Lieut.. Vidal.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. jan. IL.
Miss Nina Gore. daughter OF former
Senator and Mrs. Thomas p. Gore OF
Oklahoma. now residents of Washing
ton. was married this afternoon in st.
Margaret's Church to Lieut.. Eugene l..
Vidal, ". s. A.
The bride was given In marriage by
Representative William A. Rodenbura.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Certificate of de, sit No. o55T for
:, s.. 5.640: 90. issued by ths Farmers Loan and
Trust Co. OH or about June ~, 1912, in the
name Of Charles Mageo. as executor OF the
estate of Anne Kiernan, has been lost or de
styoyed and same has not been found by me-
All persons arc hereby called upon to show
cause why new certificate of deposit should
not issue in view of that lost or destroyed
Dated New York, December. 1871. Signed
CHARLES MAGEE. Executor Of Estate Anne
kiernan.
LOST-Liberal reward for return of gold
mesh bag and contents, on Long Island
train, Far Rockoway Division. on Moday
afternoon. January 8. Return to I'll. O.WOOD
Central Union Trust Co.. 9TH v.-e0th st.
LOST-Purse. In telephone booth Geety drug
store, 13Sth street and Broadway: CON-
TENTS NEEDED. Please return, communi-
cate MACORMONDE. care OF Reese, 52s W.
123d street.
LOST-Black wallet. Saturday. Jan z. con-
tanning papers and money: finder literally
rewarded. Room 262. 200 9Th av.
800 REWARD.
Lost bag containing diamond wrist watch
and black purse. Monday afternoon. Hotel
Lorraine or tnxicab Lenox 1862
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

Mr.. Niclsers, who was as. a native
OF England. was a close friend of the
late Victor JsOobi, Hungarian composer.
Mr. Jacobi brought him here to direct
his first American success. The Mar
riage Market" in 1914. He later was
associated with Mr.. Jacob in the pre-
sentation of the composers "Sybil" and
appeared with Joseph Cawthorn In THE
Half Moon" libretto written by Jacob
for Charles Dillingham;.
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OBITUARY NOTES,

CHARLES WEBER. who was employed IN
the Bureau Of Highways OF Queens. died
yesterday at his home. 20i Ninth avenue.
Astoria. lie was 62 years old. He leaves
his wife and n daughter. Funeral services
VIII be held to-day at his late home and in
terment Will be In Lutheran Cemetery. He
was member of Enterprise Lodge. Knights
Of Fythias; New York Aerie of Eagles and
the Long Island City Exempt Firemen's As
ISOLATION.
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M A R r I A G. E S

ROssLEY-WEsT-On January ), Marjoris
Garner. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Car
ner West Of Garnerville. N. ", 20 Mr..
Richard Crossley of Binghamton, n. Y.
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HAROLD vICKERS DEAD.

PROVIDENCE, X. L.. Jan. 11.--Harold
yickers, who directed music for a
musical comedy company which ap-
peared here last week. died at a hotel
to-day. lie became III a week ago and
was unable TO leave the city with his
company.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

PATRoLMAN JOSEPH GOLDEN. aged ~.
Of Traffic Squad A, died Monday In his
born on the lower West Side. For a year
he had been on duty at Canal street and
yccs ,i, ba hs,S ,olaay n n &, J.sn sSI
Church, Sixth avenue and Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

CoLtLoUIs FINKf-r.MEIR, 50. civil war
veteran and retired jewelry merchant, died
yesterday from the infirmities Of age at his
home, 1893 Madison street, Brooklyn. He
leaves a daughter and four sons. Funer al
aervlces will be held Saturday at the home
Buriel In Evergreens Cemetery.
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Cats, Dogs &c.

LoST.-A white male wire hatred fox terrier
with black markings and no collar. Re
ward. Circlo 4T65.
IOsT-Yonng male feiIlnese, black. called
Me Two liberal reward. Isingsbridge $500
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

JAMES +. STACK. one OF the first mail
carriers In Bayside after the establishment
OF free delivery In that section. died at his
years old and had lived in Bayside for the
last fifteen years. Mr.. Stack was born in
College Point. He leaves his wife and a son.
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Jeweiry.

LosT-Friday. Jan. Z. green Jade Hat Pin
with pearl and diamond mounting: liberal
reward Y returned to Room 705, Hotel
Gotham. 55th street anc 9th ave.
on Park or neighboring avenues heavy
military signet ring with red intaglio stone.
" JETTER TT | Room 7cs surHei Il T. e Gans owner
LosT-Flexible diamond bracelet 80 stones
between Plaza Theater, 59th and Madison
and 10th and Madison, Sunday evening, be
Plaza 10i1: Reward.
LosT-Gold trimmed silk cigarette case.
initials McC.. Monday night, Jan. 8. ban
quet room Waldorf or in the hotel, taxicab
or on broadway. Phone Columbus 4416.
LoST-Diamond pin. set platinum. bet. list
& oath. east side of Park av. Reward.
sALoMoN, 1873 e. oath. Lenox 3si4.
$500 REWARD
for return OF top OF dinner ring. containing
3 large and numerous small diamonds lost
January 0, between Metropolitan Opera
House and West oath street. A c. BEN
NETT. u William street. Phone Broad 2764
500 REWARD
and no questions asked for gentleman n
platinum watch lost January at the Van
derbilt hotel; F. @. S. enameled on back;
Marcus & Co., 9th ave. and 45th street.
5000 reward return of diamond crescent pin,
set in platinum. lost On New Years Eve at
Hotel Plaza; has sentimental value. No
questions asked.
slTa REWARD
let, lost January .. Brown and White tax
or in George NJ. Conan Theater. A. r. LEE.
& Co. INC, ~ William st.
$3.50 REWARD
for return of platinum diamond bar pin. lost
January either at Waldorf. 9TH av. bus or
neighborhood I'D St. and broadway. A. e.
LEE co. inc, - William st.
500 REWARD
for return of diamond shaped brooch con-
tanning about 81 diamonds and 10 sapphires
lost January g, between 51th and ssth
r'rcsta, oil bus. |. IL. & u. II. VEIN
BERG. e65 9Th avenue.
s25 REWARD
for return of imitation pearl necklace with
diamond sapphire clasp; lost January T. in
near Plaza Hotel. Phone Plaza 5I5l.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST-Ianuary 3, Brown aud White taxi,
brown sable neckpiece. reward. Apt. o. r,
200 w 9th st.
LosT.-skunk muff, between Gath and 42d
stg., between 9Th and Madison avs: re-
ward: return TO f5 East cath vt.
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Havemeyer, Catherine N. Dews, Sylvia
Hillhouse, Elizabeth Sturgis, Madeleine
L;ebert. Alice Lee Beadleston, Mary An
derson, Nina Chatlllion. Barbara Brokaw
and Katherine Adams and Messrs, Lu-
cius Humphreys, w. Stephen Van Rens-
selaer, George Leary. Jr. ; Richard Hail.
john Curtiss Richard Lounsbery, Frank
Pollock. Elmendorf Carr. Ralph Allen,
George T. Brosaw and Richard La
r1arche.
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MRS. IDA II. KURT. 81, died Tuesday at
her home, ai2 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
She leaves her husband. Harry w. Kurt n
salesman, and her father and mother. Flu
ueral services will be at the home to-day,
with buriel In Greenwood Cemetery.
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D l E D

Barker. Il. H., Jr. Rlukus, Emil
Cochrane. Kate f. Kurt, Ida II.
Corcoran. John G. Levfson, Mary
Dalzeli, Frederick L. Lsward. Alfred 7.
Field, Josephine Martin. Louise b.
Galloway. John NJ. McClain, Anna Y.
Gilbert, Ebenezcr Oatman. Alexander
Gordon. James A. Parkman. q. ID. NJ.
Gunnison, Frederic r. Plat, Margery z.
Han, Harriet @. Roos, Charles
Harris. Eldridge- "A. n
Rauser. Henry Watson, Albert
Hilton. Jessie NJ. wightman, l.. ID.
Jeffrey, Robert c.