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The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Argentine ENJOY,
Soon Going Home,
Gives Dinner Party
Ambassador and Mime. Jusse-
| rand Among Those Enter
] tanning in Washington.

Srsoiu7 DispGtch 70 THE NEW YonK HnRALn
! New York Herald Bureau,
~ Washington. ID. c.. April 30.
The Argentine Ambassador and Nine.
le Breton. who will leave Washington
soon for their own country. accom-
panied by their niece. Miss Manuela
Lloveras, entertained at a farewell
dance at the embassy tonight. DR..
lie Breton has resigned an Ambassador
to run for the Argentine Senate.
Numerous dinner parties preceded the
dance. among those who entertained
being the Swedish Minister and Nine.
Wallenberg. Nine Hauge and Miss Mil
dred Bromwell.
Dinner parties were also given to-
night by the French Ambassador and
Mime. Jusserand for M. Maurice Donnay
and M. Andre Chevrillon OF the French
Academy and by Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. DENLY, whose guests were
asked to meet the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes. The Secretary or
Commerce and Mrs. Hoover were In
the party. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss had
:. a dinner for viscount and Viscountess
Astcr, the British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes being among the guests.
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d. e D.
In Memoriam.
/. Nara Kensing, Henry

Jones, Nora Kensing. Henry
BLAIR.-Lucy Anna. beloved wife OF the late
William Blair. At the home % 81 her sG,nc,4sw oeusn-
av., White Plains. N. ", on Friday. April
2s. 1922. Funeral services at II o'clock
Moy Mondagy mnsnns a s,h 's sv f anG aos
New York city. Interment. Green Wood
BOWLER On April 20, 1922. Mary l.. wife
Of the late Charles Lee Bowler. Services
private.
BRoDERIcK.-william H.. on Saturday eve.
ming. April 20. 1922. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
BRowER.-Pauline johnson Brewer. wife OF
Farrand D. Brewer. April %. at Monroe.
n. " Funeral private.
+. Brewer. wife OF Farrand y. Brewer.
will be held at her late residence. Sunday.
April 80. at 80 p. NJ. Train for Monroe.
NJ ". leaves Jersey City at 12:1o L. M.s
daylight saving time.
April "a, beloved wife OF Marcus and de.
voted mother Of saul s;, 4; E0einson' nn Snss cars
Kronheimer, sister OF Rosa Bouton and
Henry jackson. Funeral services viii be
held at her late residence. G44 Riverside
Drive. Sunday, April 30. at 2 p. NJ.
DE pLAssE.-At Milford. Pa. April 10.
after short illness, Jeanne. daushter OF
the late DR.. Louis de plas-c and beloved
wife OF Allen w. Myers ~ Milford
ErpT, T,-suddeniy, April 20. 1922. Christian
Edit dearly beloved husband OF Della
sheeran and father OF John c., George D..
Christian II. Services Monday evening,
May 4, 1922. at s o'clock at his late resi-.
dence, 230 East 50th ~. Relatives ana
friends invited to attend. 1nterment pri-
vate.
FLANAoAN-Mrr. Myrs A.. sister OF the
Rev. Francis r. ]. and the Rev. Thomas
J. n. Cummings. at her residence. 2slo
Creston av., Bronx, n. r., on Thursdny
April 27 Solemn Requiem at st. Philip
Nerfs Church, Grand boulevard and Con-
course, 202d ST., on Monday. May 1. At
10 A. M. Tnterment Calvary Cemetery.
Automobile cortege.
HAGUE.-On Saturday. April 70. Florence
Hague. Funeral from her late residence.
81 Clinton av., Jersey City, Tuesday, May
2. at p. NJ. Relatives and friends In
yftcd.
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swAIN-K NEvALs.

Miss Anne Baxter Knevals. daughter
of the late Charles Philip Knevals and
of Mrs. Kneyals. was married to Mr..
David Whiton Swain. son of the late
In Christ Church, Broadway and
Seventy-first street. by the Rev. John
r. Atkinson. Mrs. Edwin Norton Moore
was the brides only attendant. and
Mr.. Kenneth F. Clark was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Roswell c.
Otheman. Charles L. Levermore.
Stephen g. Kent and Leonard J. Matte
son. When Mr.. and Mrs. Swain return
from their wedding trip they will live
at West Eighty-fifth street.
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OBITUARIES.
DIR. M,wALTER b. SUTTON.

Military and Masonic funeral services
will be held this afternoon in st. Agnes's
Chapel, Ninety-second street and Co
lumbus avenue. for DR.. McWalter b.
Sutton. surgeon-general Of the United
American War Veterans. who died on
March 20 In Hamburg. Germany, where
he went last July. Several military
ORGANIZATIONS will be represented at the
services.
DR.. Sutton was 49 years old. He
served as an officer In the spanish
American war and In the last war was
surgeon on several army transports.
He accompanfed the Red Cross expedi-
ton to Russia In 1918. He leaves a
brother. George w. Sutton, Commits
sioner of Assessments and Taxes, In
New Rochelle.
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MISS BURROUGHS TO WE'D.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hammet Bur-
roughs of Irvington-on-Hudson have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Lulie Davis Burroughs,
to Mr.. De Freest Larner OF Washington
and New York Mr.. Larner is the son
Of the late Robert Martin Larner OF
Washington and OF Mrs. Larner. He
was graduated from Columbia in 1921.
During the war he was an American
ace. serving with the Lafayette Esca-
drille and later in the United States
Air Service with the rank OF Captain.
He is a member of the Army and Navy
and the Chevy Chase clubs of Wash
ington.
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Sarah Hammond. Marjorie Lake. Beulah
Robinson, Elizabeth Way, Eleanor San
born and Lucretia Loomis. Mr.. Prescott
Chlds of Holyoke was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Kenneth Ris, Rich
ard Cleveland Hastings, Theodore Lud-
ium, Joseph Prescott. William Whiting.
Herbert and Richard Towne, Edmund
Birnie and Z. Converse Lincoln. A re-
ception followed at the home of the
brides parents The bride, who has
many friends in New York, was gradu-
ated from Miss Porter's School. In
Pennington, Conn, and Is member Of
the Junior League. Mr.. Skinner was
graduated from Yale
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FLAGG-CHIPPENDALE

Miss Julie Chippendale. daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Chip
pendale. was married to Mr.. William
F. Flagg. son OF the late William II.
Flagg of this city and Of Mrs. Flagg.
yesterday afternoon in the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church by the as
sistant pastor. the Rev. DR.. George
Stewart. The brides attendants were
Misses Mary Cunningham. Elizabeth
Allen, Lucille Day. Gladys Gilbert and
Ann Williams. Mr.. Edward Twombly
of Summit, N. J., was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. William II. Wool
verton. Jasper A. Campbell. Jr.: Will
lam ". Griffin and Curtis p. Fields.
A reception followed at the brides
home. 921 Madison avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flagg will live in Murray Hill
NJ
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HOoPER-BUsHNELL.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
MoRRrsrowN, N. j.. April 2s.-MIss
Eleanor R Bushnell. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas 8. Bushnell, was mar
ried to Mr.. Horace E. Hooper, Jr.. in st.
Feter's Church to-day in tho presence
of many relatives and friende, some of
whom came from New York for the oc-
casion. The bride was escorted by her
father and the ceremony was performed
by the rector. the Rev. DR.. Donald NJ.
Brookman, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Oc-
tavius Applegate. rector of Grace
Church. Utica, N. Y. Miss Marguerite
Bushnell was her sisters maid of honor.
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sKINNER--BoTToMLEY.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
ROCKVILLE, Conn. April 29.--The mar
riage of Miss Margaret Bottomley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sidney
Bottomley, to Mr.. William Skinner I'd,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Skin
ner of Holyokc. Mass. took place this
afternoon In the Union congregational
Church The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Thomas Pace Haig and the
organ music was by Prof. William
Churchill Hammond of Holyoke. The
brides attendants were Misses Eleanor
Crom we'll of New York Priscilla Max
we'll, Elisabeth and Martha Skinner.
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MONEY-M,ALEENAN.

Miss Margaret McAleenan. a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McAleenan,
was married to Mr.. Percival Harding
Money yesterday morning in St. Pat
rick's Cathedral in the presence OF a
large gathering. The ceremony was
performed by Archbishop Patrick J..
Hayes and the nuptial mass was cele-
brated by the Right Rev. John j. Dunn,
auxiliary Bishop of New York. The
BRIDES sister. Miss Mary McAleenan.
maids were Misses Winifred Money,
Marcel McCabe. Mildred Taylor and
Muriel Moore. Mr.. Austin McAleenan
was best man. and the ushers were
Messrs. George Edward Smith. Thomas
Canty. Henry Mclaughlin, Jr.. and
Harold McAleenan. A reception fol-
lowed at the home OF the brides pa
rents, 20 West Eighty-seventh street
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pETrIGpEw--sHIPMAN.

Miss Dorothy Shipman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs James De Grasse Shipman
of 20 West 12sth street, was married to
Mr.. Elliott Fielding Pettigrew yester-
day afternoon In the Reformed Church
OF Harlem by the Rev. DR.. Edgar Tilton,
Jr. The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Jessica Shipman, and by Miss
Elizabeth Pettigrew. the bridegroom's
sister. Mr.. Kenneth r. Pettigrew was
his brothers best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Frank p. Currier, William H.
Bleecker, Jr.; Leo Koenig and Elm f..
Yates.
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ROwE-LYNN.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PLAINF1ELD, N. j., April 20. The
marriage Of Miss Ruth A. Lynn, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick q. Lynn.
to Mr.. Lyman G. Rowe. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Rowe Of Brandon VT. took
place tonight at the home of the brides
parents. 40 Grant avenue, this city.
The Rev. B. H. Mccoy OF the First
Methodist Church officiated. The bride
was attended by her sisters, the Misses
Dorothy G. and Marion II. Lynn. Mr..
Frederick G. Lynn. Jr.. was best man.
The couple will live in East Orange.
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BRITToN-HALE.

Miss Claire I. Hall OF Stanwood, N. j.,
and Mr.. John F. Britton OF Plainfield.
were married yesterday in st. Jamess
chapel of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine. The bride was given away by
her brother. Mr.. A. NJ. Hall. Mr.. Brit
ton is graduate OF Kings College, Eng
land, and during the world war was in
the American air service overseas. He
is now in business in New York.
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u N v ELL I N C S

fSAACS.-Monument OF late Richard Isaacs
will be unveiled Sunday. May Z, at
+. NJ. Mount Carmel Cemetery. Case of
rain following Sunday.
PICRER.-Isidor. Friends and relatives are
Invited to attend the unwilling OF monu-
ment at Woodlawn Cemetery on Sunday.
following Sunday.
SCHILLER. OF monument dedi-
Gated to the memory OF our devoted
mother. Esther Schiller. to take place at
day. May Z. T.. NJ. sharp. In case Of
rain following Sunday.
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KENT-BARNARD.

Miss Dorothy Barnard, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Barnard, was
married to Mr.. Rockwell Kent yesterday
afternoon In st. Stephens Church. West
Sixty-ninth street, by the Rev. DR.. Ma
than A. Seagle The brides attendants
were Mrs. Douglas Brooks and Miss vir-
ginia Kent. Mr.. Charles Cutler Of Bos-
ton was best man. The >ushers were
Messrs. Douglas Brooks. Harold Hahn,
David Tyler and Charles Greenwood. A
reception followed at the Hotel Majestic.
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MRS. wANAMAKER RETURNS.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Olds Also Arrive
nv the George Washington.

After n cruise OF nine weeks in Me-
diterranean and other European waters.
the George Washington. largest vessel
Of the United States Line. returned
yesterday with s75 passengers on board
Not all of those on board made the
whole cruise. as the ship, on her home
ward bound voyage. stopped at Bremen
Cherbourg and Southampton to take on
passengers for this country.
Among those returning on board the
ship were r. Il. Olds, automobile manu-
facturer, and Mrs. Olds; Mrs. Rodman
wanamaker and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ehret Jr
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IN MEMORIAM.

JONES.-In fond and ever loving memory II
our dearly beloved sister. Nora yones
who left us April 30. 1910. Her sisters,
Marie Cavagnaro. Mrs. George Sigmund
and Agnes Nickerson.
KENsING.--In ead and everlasting memory
Of our beloved husband and father, Henry
Kensing, who departed this life April IL.
1921.
There Is a link death cannot sover:
Love and remembrance live forever"
wife and Children.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS
IN PLAY FOR SOLDIERS S
To Entertain Men in the Re-
construction Hospital.

The players committee of the Junior
League tomorrow night will entertain
wounded soldiers who are in the Re-
construction Hospital, Central Park
West and Tooth street, with a playlet.
songs and monologues. Mrs. Charles n.
Higgins Is at the head of the committee
and her associates tomorrow night will
be Misses Doris Trevor. Helen Gould.
Lispenard Seabury, Mary Trimble. Ger
truds Pardee. Marie Lamarche. Emily
Keyes and Katherine Conner. Mr.. Lud-
low Fowler and Mr. Philip Broughton.
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JOSEPH wHALEY.

Joseph whaley, aged n. for many
wears an assistant manager Of r. II.
Macy's department store. fell dead OF
heart disease in his office yesterday.
DR.. Rutiedge. the store physician. was
summoned when Mr.. Whaley showed
signs of becoming Ill. but the aged man
was dead before he arrived. Mr.. Whaley
lived with his wife at 1e Cottage road.
Montclair ". j.
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SCHMALZ--LAMB. II.

Miss Mary A. Lamb. daughter Of Mrs.
M. McGovern Lamb. was married to
DR.. Edward A. Schmalz yesterday
afternoon at st. Patrick's Cathedral by
the Rev. Bernard McQuade. She en-
tered the Cathedral with her uncle.
Mr.. Robert r. Hunt. Her only attend
ant was Mrs James Whelan. cousin.
Mr.. r. w. Schmaiz was best man. A
reception followed at the st. Regis.
DR.. Schmalz and his bride will sail this
week for Europe.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
FRENCH PIANIST PLEASES.
e. Robert schmitz Gives Annual
Lecture Recital.


Lecture Recital.
e. Robert Schmitz. French pianist,
gave his annual lecture recital for the
members OF the Key Club, their pupils
and the public yesterday afternoon in
Rumford Hall.
The admirable program comprised
Schumann's Carnival" five pieces from
Debussy. three preludes and thret
fugues from the "Well Tempered Claw
cord" Of Bach and Water Group.
made up of Ravel's "Frolic Of the
WATERS" Griffes's Fountain of Aqua
Paola." Debussy's Gardens In the
Rain" and the "St. Francis Walking
on the Waves" by Liszt.
Mr.. Schmitx made remarks upon his
selections in rather faltering English
but II sufficed to give snatches Of wit
humor and explanatory exposition. His
playing made some sacrifice OF qualit,
to quantity OF tone. but 1t had fine in
telligence and brilliancy. His audience
was large end enthusiastic.
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B R T H S.

BECK.--Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Beck an
nounce the arrival Of a son, Tuesday,
April 25, at home. 419 W. 10th ct.
HERTER. Mr.. and Mrs. Otter J. Herter. of
5000 Broadway. announce the arrival OF
ten pound daughter. April 20.
STEINBRINK.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein
brink (nee Matilda Fruchtman), 566 Pros
pect av., Brooklyn. N. ". announce the
birth OF a son. Joseph, Jr., on April y.
1920
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Dorothy Wemple. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yates wemple,
was married to Mr.. Herbert Thomas
Magruder yesterday in the Randall
Memorial Church, Sailors Snug Har-
Dor. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DIR. James Fraser. assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Edward M. Deems, pastor
of the church. Miss Elizabeth Wemple
was her. sisters maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Misses Helen
Magruder Bertha Montgomery, Louise
Merritt and Nell Hostetler.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
BARNEs-WELCH.

Mrs. Fern welch. widow of Bradley
welch. was married to Mr.. Roy T. III.
Barnes in the Broadway Tabernacle
yesterday by the Rev. DR.. William A.
Kirkwood Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes. who
come from Hartford. Conn. will sail
next Saturday on the Homeric.
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LOCKE-DAvIs.

Miss Annette Davis. daughter Of DR..
Asa b. Davis Of ~ East Thirty-fifth
street. was married to Mr.. Allen s.
Locke in the Centennial Chapel of st.
Georges Church, Stuyvesant square,
yesterday. by. the Rev. Karl Reiland, the
rector The brides attendants were Mrs.
Paul G. Pennoyer. Mrs. Harold VI. Lam
don. Miss Alice Lawrence and Miss Mar
garet Fletcher. Mr.. Joseph A. Locke OF
Boston was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. John r. Locke, Clarence r.
Saunders. George A. Thayer Sd. William
B. Long. James J. HlggInson and the
brides brother, Asa b. Davis. Jr. There
was a small reception at the Colony
Club.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
MIR. HoUCHTON IN GENEVA.

GENEVA, April 29.-Alanson B. Hough-
ton, American Ambassador to Germany.
accompanied by Mrs. Houghton and
their two daughters. arrived here to-day
from Berlin for a short visit.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
GEN. PERsHING SEES PLAY.

Gen. John J. Pershing attended the
performance of "The Hotel Mouse" at
the Shubert Theater last night with
three friends.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Attorney-General Daugherty attended
the luncheon yesterday which Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Sullivan gave in honor of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle and Lady Doyle.
The other guests included Mrs. Herbert
Hoover. Senator Lodge, Admiral and
Mrs Cary T. Grayson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Meyer. Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mr.. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar. who has
been passing several weeks in Florida.
will return to New York to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mr. Leonard J. Cushing has gone to
Atlantic City to join his stepfather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Lienau.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn
went yesterday to their house in Garri-
son. N. Y, for the season.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb and
family went yesterday to their new
house In Westbury. L. /.
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Mrs. Robert Goelet gave dinner at
Sherry's last night for ten guests. She
was one Of several at a luncheon given
there yesterday by Count Filleponi
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Mrs. Edward Van rngen has taken for
the summer the MaIlows. Mrs. Russell
H. Hoadley's villa at Southampton
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mrs. James r. -. Lanier will sail on
board the Aquitania next Tuesday, { She
VIII be Joined later by Mr.. Lanier.
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Secretary Of Agriculture Henry C.
Wallace who addressed a meeting Of the
Academy OF Political Science In New
York, has returned to Washington.
Mr.. Herbert Hoover, Secretary Of
Commerce. was the guest of honor at a
luncheon yesterday OF the Overseas
Writer'S. an organization OF newspaper
men which meets fortnightly.
Mr.. John w. Davis. former Ambas-
sador to Great Britain. and Mrs. Davis
arrived In Washington yesterday to at
tend the luncheon which Gen. Pershing
is giving to-day for viscount and Lady
Astor. They will be at the Shoreham
until Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Bromwell daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Bromwell. who has been in
Bermuda with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Flint and Miss Margaret Flint, has re-
turned to Washington and has Miss
Flint as her guest.
Robert Silvercruys. secretary Of the
Belgian Embassy. has been recalled and
will be detailed to duty. in the Cabinet
Of the Belgian Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs. He will sail for Brussels May 8
on the Homeric and is in New York to
remain until that date.
Capt and Mrs. William D. MacDou-
gall have as their guests the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Stone
OF Syracuse.
The Commercial Attache Of the Neither
lands Legation and Nine. Andreae have
con 1<d oil &C. No.
of the serious Illness OF the formers
mother. DIR. Andreae will sail for Hol-
land to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mr.. Ogden L. Mills will occupy the
villa Of his father. Mr.. Ogden Mills. in
Newport this summer and viii havo ~
his guests Miss Barbara Sands and her
brother. Winthrop Sands.
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary of Agriculture Henry C.
Wallace, who addressed a meeting Of the
Academy OF Political Science In New
York, has returned to Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton. who
sailed for Europe a week ago. has gone
to Paris to visit her son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. ana Mrs. Pierpont Morgan
Hamilton.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen has taken for
the summer the MaIlows, Mrs. Russell
H. Hoadley's villa at Southampton.
Mrs. James r. y. Lanier will sail on
board the Aquitania next Tuesday. She
VIII be Joined later by Mr.. Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb and
family went yesterday to their new
house In Westbury. L. I.
mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn
went yesterday to their house in Garri-
son. N. Y, for the season.
Mr. Leonard J. Cushing has gone to
Atlantic City to join his stepfather and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Lienau.
Mr.. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar, who has
been passing several weeks in Florida.
will return to New York to-day.
Mrs. Robert Goelet gave dinner al
Sherry's last night for ten guests. She
was one Of several at luncheon given
there yesterday by Count Filleponi.
tf -
Mr.. Ogden L. Mills will occupy the
villa OF. his father. Mr.. Ogden Mills. in
Newport this summer and will havo ~
his guests Miss Barbara Sands and her
brother. Winthrop Sands.
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton. who
sailed for Europe week ago. has gone
to Paris to visit her son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. ana Mrs. Pierpont Morgan
Hamilton.
Mrs. Barbara Whitney entertained
dinner party at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs! Harry Payne
Whitney, last night, and afterward
took her guests to a theater. Mr.
Whitney has returned from White Sui
phur Springs and is at Westbury.
Mr.. Russell Perkins gave dinner
last night at Pierre's. Among his
guests were Mr.. ard Mrs. W. de Lancey
Kountze, Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies
and Mr.. John w. Cross. Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Douglas Robinson entertained
at luncheon there yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell p. Blagden and Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Douglas Robinson.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

Capt. and Mrs. William d. MacDou-
gall have as their guests the latter'a
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Stone
Of Syracuse.
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rosT-white and graylsh brown poodle. with
hind leg broken, Ocean Parkway or 18TH
av.. Brooklyn. April 20; reward. Lafaystts
f02s.
The National leader., 1922-10-01
THE LAW
Send questions to Vince A. Day, 1106
Exchange building, Minneapolis, MINI.
LEGAL AGE

l. Is girl her own boss after 18? 2.
Can she choose her employer and collect
her wages 20. X. N.
/. Yes. 2. Yes. -
The National leader., 1922-10-01
A GREAT TRAVELLER
It's q long, long way between

It's long, long way between COM
mercial clubs in North Dakota,
judging by the mileage records of the
I. v. A. governor of that state. In
the first six months of office he
travelled 10000 miles at state expense
while Frazier in whole year during
his five years of Office would not go
over 5000. A
There is no demand for his oratory
among farmers and the canny politi-
clan is clever enough like Kellogg
of Minnesota to not get out where
farmers will ask embarrassing ques-
tions. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
HOPEWELL, FIGHT BILL
BEST YET SCHEDULED
-Four Fast Bouts and Wrestling
Match Promised for
December ;.

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch
iEpri:W WE'LL, VA. Nov 30.--'rh"
biggest and b. far tho best boxing
program ever given in this city viii
take place at the DUPONT club on Tia"
evening OF December .. when charii.
Holman. local weight. meets
franhi" Sinclair r"putcd /" To- on"
of the best bautans IN Sew York
stat" rncS. twO youngsters Viii
fSh' ten three minu:c rounds.
Other bouts. advertised as bcin,;
equally ~ good as tho Holman Sin
clair affair. viii be that Of Jacki"
D":l" ana frankie Lewis. The latter
claiming 10 l." tn. middle we light
champion Of North aud south Caro-
Ina Speedy Lawrence. wall known
here among nigh; fans. viii n"",
i;obh% wallace. and 'r.yt"u Rp"c.
uf North carolina. and Red Leonard.
challenger u tn" world e; liz
pounds. win miN +, for a sia-rouni
an'air.
In m" wrestling line Young C"as.r.
az El,hmond and i<id BaNtsE. ~
Iiopcweil h.y" been Advertised 10
wr"s'ic 20 - finish. These two men
h2v" met before. ana each tim" {,
proved 90 o." draw This ,iu"
however. TIA. fans az" demanding
;ha' They stay until on" or The other
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