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The New York herald., 1922-06-26
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt II. Bishop
Return to the Ritz.

Special cable to THE New YORK HERALD
COPYRIGHT. 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. June 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop
have returned to the Ritz. where they
have been Joined by their daughter.
Miss Beatrice b. Bishop.
Mr. Hugh d. Auchncloss and Miss
Anna B. Auchincloss have returned to
the Crillon after a fortnight at vichy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Orteig of the
Hotels Brevoort and Lafayette. New
York, are spending n week at the Con-
tinental before going to Switzerland
and Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stead of Wash
ington are leaving Paris on Monday
for Switzerland.
Prof. and Mrs. Fl. c. Leach of New
York University are expected to arrive
here early in July from Prague.
Mrs. William r. Hearst is the guest
of the Marquise de Poignac in Rheims.
Mr.. Frank Comes of New York left
the Continental Hotel on Thursday for
Russia to study conditions for Mr. Her
bert c. Hoover. the Secretary of Com
merce. Mrs. Comes Is remaining in
Paris.
The Rev. Sylvester Beach of the First
Presbyterian Church i'm Princeton.
y. j., arrived this week from London
and is occupying the pulpit of the
American Church for a fortnight He
then will proceed to central Europe.
Mr.. Richard Henry Dana of Cam
bridge. Mass. has arrived at the Hotel
Veuillemont from London.
Bishop Mott Williams of New York
has arrived in Lucerne. where ne will
spend the month of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. II. Woland and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Klrchoff of New
York have motored from Interlaken to
Lucerne through the Brunig pass, and
are stopping at the Beau Rivage for
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otis of Pom
fret. Conn. have returned 10 the Villa
Alba in Dinard after brief stay in
England.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Stebbins have ar
rived at the Villa Kathleen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy w. Boese of
New York are at the Majestic in Vichy.
having arrived from Egypt and the
Riviera.
Among those registered in Aix-les-
Bains are Capt. and Mrs. A. j. Harvey
and Mrs. A. NJ. Battle of New York
and Mrs. L. J. Herring Miss Il. NJ.
Talbot and Mrs. c. Devonshire of
Philadelphia.
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PERSHING IN ATLANTIC CITY.
with His Sister, Son and
Brother.

ATLANTIC CITY, ". j.. June 25.-
Among the arrivals to-day at the Ritz
Carlton were Gen. John J. Pershng.
Miss Mary Pershing, his sister: War
rem, his son. and James F. Pershing.
brother. who arrived from New York
this afternoon. Gen. Pershing and his
party left Washington to-day at noon.
arriving here at tonight They will
remain for a few days. Included in the
party are Mrs ID. NJ. Butler and Jesse
Jolly. u. S. ~. member Of the General
staff.
New York arrivals over the week end
include:
Traymore--Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reid. Joseph
j. Jackson. Mrs. Il. Scoville. Miss
Lucinda Scoville. John Bischopf. w. L.
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. u. f. O'Byrne. Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Radway.
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mr. and Mrs
II. r. Ballinger. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
GLIB. Mrs. Ida r. Rose. Mrs. Catherine
Fennecarn. G. II. Warner. w. S. Holden.
C. Il. Keenan,, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin $.
Lee. w. Mac Mckee. ]. A. Chandler and
daughter, Mrs. g. S. Hutton. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Bright
Dennis-Waltcr T.. Dixon, r. a. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sheppard. Mrs ]. l..
SHEPPARD. Mr.. and Mrs. f. y. King. Mr..
and Mrs. w. George Petrinot. Mrs. Mar
garet Twohey. Miss Ethel Smith. Miss
a. Weidman.
Chslfontc--Mr and Mrs. Clarence
Braid. Clarence f. Opp. Mrs. F. II
Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Hayes.
Charles II. dig. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Glcrn. Mrs. w. Leland. George Meyer.
Ambassador - Miss Florence VI.
Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. vidaver. Mrs.
+. Il. IIolbrook, Major Percy e. Hexter.
Major Howard Donnelly. Major w w.
Boughton, Capt. G.. L. Darte.
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WILLIAM c. ROGERS, so,
80 YEARS FIREMAN, DIES
Was Acting Deputy Fire Chief
in Brooklyn.

William c. Rogers. aged 60 acting
deputy fire chief In charge OF the
Twelfth district. Brooklyn. and a MEM
ber of the Fire Department for thirty
eight years. died yesterday in his home.
$3.50 Neptune avenue. ConeY Island. For
seventeen years he was a battalion chief
In charge OF the Coney Island district.
He directed the fighting of several big
fires. including those N Steeplechase and
Dreamland. He was injured in the
Riccadonna and the Parkway Baths
fires As a young fireman Chief Rogers
was a member of Greenpoint company.
He was injured in fire in a jute mill
in Noble street, Greenpoint, in which five
fremen lost their lives.
He was a member of the knights of
Columbus. Elks, Tammany Yacht Club
and other ORGANIZATIONS. He leaves
three daughters and two sons.
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Justice Taft to
Attend Ball of
Princess Mary
To Occupy Box With Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Harvey at Dance for
/ Hospital-London Notes.

Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929. Jy THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. June 25.
Chief Justice and Mrs. William IL.
Taft will occupy a box with the Ameri-
can Ambassador and Mrs. George Har-
vey at Albert Hall to view the pic
turesque period costumes at Princess
Mary's hospital ball.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt is at
Claridge's waiting for Mrs Vanderbilt
and Miss Grace Vanderbilt. WHO arc
on board the Olympic.
Mr.. Frank A. Munsey left last night
for Paris, and after attending to bus-
ness affairs will make sojourn IN
Carlsbad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn again
which became celebrated as headquar-
ters for men blinded in the war. TIE
soldiers have been removed TO more
spacious quarters
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Gerard had
dinner on Friday night with Lord and
Lady Queenborough in Berkeley square.
Lady Queenborough was Miss Starr
Miller daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wil.-
lam Starr Miller of New York
Mr.. Alfred I. du Pont is at Claridges.
Capts. A. G. Dunning and A. F. Davi-
son. U. S. A.. who have been stopping
at the Carlton. have gone on a tour of
Germany before returning to America.
Mrs. William Hayward of New York.
who has been at the Ritz for the final
court, at which she was presented. has
left with her son, Mr.. Philip M. Plant.
for Paris to join Mr.. Hayward.
Mrs. j. Wharton Terry of Galveston
and daughter, Miss Rebecca Terry. who
were presented at court, are visiting
with friends at the Carlton.
Mrs. Adrian Hoffman Joline is at the
Berkeley.
Com. Edward Hammer, assistant
United States naval attache, and Mrs
Hammer have returned from visit 10
Berlin.
Lady Astor will receive the members
of Parliament and the heads of womens
organizations on Thursday
At Clardge's are Mrs. w. De Forest
Wright, Mrs C. p. Overton and Mrs.
Jules S. Bache of New York, Sir Joseph
and Lady Duveen and Mrs. Frank Duff
Frazier.
Carlton-Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Gray
of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. n. II Cald
well, Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Taft and daugh-
ter. Miss Taft; Messrs. Walter Patten,
w. p. Murphy. Edwin S. Sunderland,
Paul Benedict, William f. Cutler. Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Sileck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Maynard Messrs. j. w.
Spaulding and Eberhard Faber Mrs.
Martin Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Page. Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Shearer and
Mrs. e. J. Carpenter, of New York.
Ritz-Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Rupert.
Mr.. Charles Fuller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Bache of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Glynn are at
The Hague.
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PAUL FITz SIMONs HcME.
Arrives with Wife From Ecuador,
but VIII Return Soon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons. the
latter formerly Mrs. Ellen French Van
derbilt, arrived yesterday from Ecuador
by the United Fruit steamship Ulua to
spend week here at the Hotel Ambas-
sador. They viii then sail for Ecuador.
where Mr.. Fitz Simons has engaged in
business.
Other passengers by the Ulua were
Ernesto Sara. drug manufacturer of
Havana Mrs. Sara and their daughters.
Ernestino. Holda and Ofelia, two maids
and thirty-five trunks They will stop
at the Bltmore and sail for Cherbourg
by the Cunarder Aquitania on July 4.
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Golf Bathing and Other Pleasures Of Sunday Crowd
Are Marred by Rain.

Miss Matilda Van Rensselaer, Ellsworth
and Miss Katherine Mackay. whose en-
gagement to Mr.. Kenneth O'Brien was
announced a week ago. The ushers will
be Messrs. Heckscher Wetherill, Alfred
Sergeant, Edward Browning, Jr., and
Henry McMichael of Philadelphia
Archibald A. Hutchinson, Jr., and Dun
can S. Ellsworth, Jr.. uncle and brother
of the bride. Mr.. Philip C. McFadden
will act as best man for his brother.
Miss Ellsworth returned from Europe
with her parents early last month and
they came here shortly afterward, TAX
ing for summer Meadow Beach. Mss
Laura Days villa on the Dunes.
The night of July IA will be marked
by a ball to be given at the recently
built Canoe Place Inn for the benefit Of
the Harlem Hospital Social Service.
New York. Several women of the colory
are much interested in the work of the
service for whose welfare they conduct
one of the numerous sewing classes that
are carried on during Lent. The inn
which was built on the site of one that
was destroyed by fire last July. is up tc
date in every respect and the weekly
dances there are attended By the young
people of Southampton.
ulteS supper Iarty
Mr.. Malcolm Meacham. who has take
for the summer Rose Cottage in Hill
street, gave there tonight buffet SUD
per, his guests including Mr.. and Mrs
Harold NJ. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs Jotr
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond O'Brien
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Steuart Davis. Miss
Margaret Watson, Mr.. Angler =. Duke
and Mr.. w. Scott Cameron. Mr. Duke
has leased the. Searle Barclay place
Sandhupst, and will open 1t next week
Major and Mrs. Theron r. Strong
have sailed from England and will come
here soon after arriving in New Yori
to remain for the summer at Asher
House with Mrs. Strong's mother. Mrs
Henry Asher Robbins.
Mrs. J. G.. X. Lawrence and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Leroy Law
renee. are at the Irving House for t',f
summer. where also are Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Page. who arrived yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson Car
roll, now in Watch Hill. r. l., will a.
rive next Friday to be with Mr.. and
Mrs George Leary at Hawthorne House
until after July 4.
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Prce. who
arrived yesterday. are with Mr.. and Mrs
p. Francis Murphy at Little Orchard. IN
Hill street.
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WED IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
Miss johnson Becomes Bride of
English Army officer.

LONDON. June 26 (Monday) A dis
patch to the Times from Constantinople
announces the marriage OF Miss Beatrice
Johnson of New York to Capt. William
Russell Brazier of London. The mar
riage was celebrated Saturday in the
British Embassy chapel in CONSTANT
nople. Afterward there was a reception
in the American Embassy, to which all
the allied diplomatic corps were invited
The bride had been a worker in the
American Near East relief Rear Ad-
miral Mark l.. Bristol. commander OF
the American naval forces in Turkey
gave the bride away.
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MRS. ELIZABETH s. PIERcEY.

SOUTHAMPTON. June 25.--Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Piercey. aged 80. died suddenly
last night in her home In North Sea
Road. Mrs. Piercey had spent the
greater part of her life in Brooklyn
before moving to Southampton. She
leaves a sister. Mrs. Emily r. Kirby. a
daughter. Adelaide Pierccy. and -four
grandchildren. Funeral services will be
in her late home tomorrow evening
She was interested in politics and voted
at the last presidential election.
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ARRIVALS At GEDNEY FARM.

Special Dispotch 10 TIE New YoaK Hrsatp.
WHITE PLAINS. N. ". June 25.--Ar-
rivals at Gedney Farm Hotel include
MIR. and Mrs. William Driscoll of Balti-
mere who are on their honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs. william NJ. Kimber. German
town Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bond,
Philadelphia Miss Jane Hancock. Bal
timore Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. j. johnson. Mr. and Mrs Frank
l.. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Gilbert.
Mrs X. r.. Arnold. the Misses Beatrice
and Florence Ninnick. all OF New York.
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SCOUT LEADERs, MEETING.

Two foreign countries. twenty States
and forty colleges are represented by
women at Camp Andrce Clark. Briar-
cliff, where Mrs Jane Deeter Rippin. ma
tonal director Of the Girl Scouts, Is
conducting an intensive training school
for scout leaders. The foreign coun-
tries to send leaders are England and
Poland. The States include three from
the New England group. and the bal
ance from New York TO Texas.
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HENRY s. HAINEs.

BURLINGTON. " j.. 1une 25.--Henry
s. Haines, aged 81. Surveyor-General
of New Jersey for almost forty years.
died in his home tonight.
Mr.. Haines. an authority on the his
tory OF New Jersey. was widely known
also in Masonic circles. He at one timo
was the most eminent Grand High
Priest of Royal Arch Mssons.
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NEW LONDON NOTE $. .

specini Dispatch to TUE NEW York HERALD.
NEW LoNpoN. Conn. June 25.--rhe
weekend on the Shennecossett Links
was "a full ono, many of those who arr
playing in the Connecticut state Cham
pionship having arrived to practice sew
eral days beforehand
The New England jewelers. Golf AS
sociation are spending several days at
the Hotel Griswold TO get in some gclf
over the Shenccossett Links. Some OF
the New York jewelers. who are here are
l.. l.. Lawton. L. G. Volkland. A. J.
Goode and NJ. Cattle. who came with
George A. schnitz and A. l.. Terwilllgcr
of Hartford.
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Mrs. f. u. TpoRNE Has SOY.

Congratulations are being received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Thorne on the
birth of son, Francis b. Thorne. Jr.. at
their home on Brentwood road. Bay
shore. L. L.. on June 90. Mrs. Thorne
was Hidegarde Kobbe a daughter OF
the late Gustav Kobbe and Mrs. Kobbe
Of Bay Shore. Her three other chill
dren are daughters.
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district of New York and was graduated
from the College of the City of New
York and from the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Columbia University
and spent several years in Europe in
medical research. He was a member of
several medical societies and was a con-
trlbutor to medical journals. He leaves
his wife.
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MRS. J. p. KNApP's FUNERAL.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoHK HERnp.
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. L., June 25.-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Joseph Palmer
Knapp, who died suddenly last Friday.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at at
Cherry Creek Farm. her late home. NO
news has been received from her hus-
band. who is on ishing trip off New
foundland.
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JOHN sHEATz.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 25.--John
Sheath. formerly state Senator and
Treasurer of Pennsylvania, died to-day
after a stroke of apoplexy In a hotel
here With Mrs. Sheath he came here
on Thursday. His health appeared
normal. The body was taken TO West
Philadelphia by Mrs. Sheath
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DR.. EDWARD A. ARONSOE DEAD,
Specialist Had Been Ill Only Three
Days.

DR.. Edward A. Aronson. aged AZ. o.
251 West Eighty-ninth street. died yes.
terday in Mount Sinai Hospital after an
illness of three days. He was a special.
ist on diseases of the stomach and had
been engaged in clinical work at Mount
Sinai. He formerly was connected with
the medical college of Fordham Uni
versity and had beben an instructor at
Polyclinic Hospital
He was born in the Greenwich Village
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Sunday from automobile suit case
marked Yale Tennis Team. between Sea-
bright and Long Branch. Liberal reward
for return TO Seabrlght Tennis Club. Sea-
bright. n. J.
LOsT-Pass book No. 42s1. Hudson Trust
Company (Provident Dept.). seth FL. and
Broadway n. Y. G. Payment has been
stopped on same: please return to bank.
IOsT-Umbrella Brown and White taxi.
sunday; owners name on handle liberal
roward 1ol West Tqfh st
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IN MEMORIAM.

HEIDELBACH.-In tenderest memory Of ort
revered husband and father, John Heideis
bach. who entered into life eternal June
26, 1916.
Immortal I feel Il and know H.
Who doubts n OF such as he7
But that Is the pang's very secret
immortal away from me-"
OTTMANN.--In loving and sorrowing meme
ory OF Augustus r, Ottmann. beloved hus-
band of Agatha Mcolino Ottmann who
passed away June 20. 1902.
PABsT.--in sad and loving memory Of nv
beloved wife, Sara Ellen. who departed this
life June 20. 1912.
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SIR GEORGE PARKIN DIES.
WAS Author and Lecturer on Inn
pcrfaI Federation.

LoNpox, June 25.--Sir George Rob-
ert Parkin, author and lecturer on the
imperial federation. died to-day at his
home in Chelsea Court.
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Miss EIIsworth's wedding.

Another event of busy week will be
the wedding of Miss Florence Magee
Ellsworth and Mr.. John Howard Nc
Fadden Friday afternoon In st. An
drew's Dune Church. Miss Ellsworth
will have two bridesmaids-her cousin.
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During the war Cardinal Dl Bonzo.
then Papal Nunclo, underwent many
hardshlps in Austria. due to insufficient
nourishment. AS result his health was
undermined.
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CARDINAL VALERIE pu roSzo.

ROME, June 25.-Cardipal valfto Di
Bonzo. formerly Papal Nuncio at VII
enna, died to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-26

Sir George Parkin was born at Sails
bury, New Brunswick. in 1916. He
was principal of Upper Canada Col
lege, Toronto. from 1895 to 1902.
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Wearing Apparel.
Cats, Dogs &C.

I.osT-Brown fox neckpiece on Washington
Bridge Sunday Finder return DANIEL.
1924 St Nicholas av. Liberal reward.
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B I R T H S.

ROSENTHAL.--Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rosen-
thai (nee Annie +. Rosenheim) of 1880
Franklin av.. wish to announce the birth
of daughter on June 20. 1922.
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LOTION or about June II. at Baldwin,
l.. L.. female Pekingese answering te
name OF Briney; suitable reward. GEORGE
W. LOFT, Baldwin. l.. I. Telephone io'
Froeport.
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The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezet entertained at luncheon yester-
day at Wardman Park Hotel FOR thelr
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Pezet, who are visiting them.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalete Frazer An
drews entertained yesterday at lunch
con at their Virginia home. following
the christening of their small daugh-
ter, Mary Lord Andrews. The christen-
ing took place in st. Margaret's Church
and at the same time lamp was pre-
sented to the church in memory of
Mrs Andrews's parents. the late Col
and Mrs Charles Cowles Tucker. who
were killed in the Knickerbocker Thea
ter disaster
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Peter Goelet Gerry is II
Rhode Island to remain this week.
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$50 REvvA'

for diamond and ruby bracelet. lost between
I.orraina Hotel and JCti st. taxi or the
theatrical district, or Claridge Hotel. Re
,u~, 10 Lorraine Hotel.
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D 1 E D

Appel. Emma Kellock, James A.
Aronson. Edward A. Knapp. Elizabeth l..
Blacl,mnr. John s. Marceau. Theo. G.
Boetticher. Emma f. Marks Elizabeth
Booth. Corneia A. Nelson. Harvey ii.
Burlington. Mary =. Neumann. ~.
Byron, Kate b. Ritter Sallie c.
Cosgrove. Catherine Il Rockefeller. William
Fisher, George Simmons. Maude r.
Harmon K. Il. Ball Sloan. Augustus X.
Howell Anna Belle G. Yer Valen. Margaret
Hyde. Annie +. Washburn, George
Jacobson, Emanuel Wissmann. Charles a
Kay, James
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Iewelry.

IosT-Piatinum oblong tassei pendant con-
tanning isi brilliants and three diamond
drops scratch number 1917. liberal reward
for recovery. PREFERRED ACCIDENT IN
sURANCE CO. so Maiden lane.
TOsT-Piatinun baspin, With II diamonds.
between 5 and 10 +. NJ, Thursday keep
sake: 800 reward. Mrs. GRACE CLARK.
7s2 West End Riversi.c 1907.
LOST-Brooch. large cabochon moonstone
set In diamonds. valued for association !.
800 reward. LAWRENCE. L27 F'lfth av.
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The Minister of Portugal Viscount
d'Alte. has gone to Bar Harbor. Me-.
for the summer Constantin Brun,
Minister from Denmark, is also at Bar
Harbor for the summer. as has been
his custom
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Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Thompson
(the latter formerly Miss Genevieve
Champ Clark. who have been visiting
in Washington, have gone to Summit
Point, w. Va, to visit Mrs. Thomp-
sons mother
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her villa in Newport for the summer.
Mrs. Frederic Il. Lewis has gone to
Ridgefield, Conn.,, for the Summer.
Mr.. Percy r. Pyne. I'd. has returned
20 Roslyn. L. l.. from Princeton. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs j, r. Duke will go this
week TO Newport, where they have taken
a cottage for the season.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs John Kelman have
arrived i'm Edinburgh. Scotland. They
will return to New York in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman and
the Misses Mildred, Ruth and Lisa Still
man. are in Southampton. L. l.
Gen. and Mrs. ]. Fred Pierson and
their son, Mr.. James r. Pierson. have
gone to their villa in Newport
Mr.. Ogden Mills, who is a guest OF
his son-in-law and daughter. Lord and
Lady Granard. in France. will return
to New York late in September.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Coppell and their
daughters. the Misses Susan Bowers
Coppell and Helen Bowers Coppell. will
start to-day for Murray Bay, Quebec.
Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhinelander Will re-
turn TO her home this week from the
Presbyterian Hospital. where she recent
ly underwent an operation for appendl-
citis.
Miss Louise Morris. whose marriage
to Mr.. Dudley II. Mills will take place
in November. will go to-day to Bar Har-
Dor to join her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Dave Hennen Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Parmelee Prentice
and their daughter. Miss Madeline Prem
tice, who are in Germany. will arrive
in New York on July 20 and go to their
house in Williamstown, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele will &c
from Westport tomorrow to Southamp.
ton. l.. l., where they will remain until
July Is, when they sail for Europe or
board the Olympic
Commander B. B. Mccormick, U. 5
~, retired, and Mrs. Mccormick have
closed their apartment at 14O West
Fifty-seventh street and are at the Maid
stone Inn, East Hampton. l.. L.. for the
summer.
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The Rev. DIR. and Mrs. George Fisk
Dudley of Washington announce the
engagement of their niece. Miss Laura
Eliza beth Shaw. to Ensign Kenmore
w. McManes, ". S. N. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred F. McManes of Marion.
Ohio. The wedding will take place
July 10.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. William *
Van Reypen have gone to their sum
mer cottage at Quogue. L. l.
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Mr. and Mrs j, r. Duke will go thi:
week TO Newport, where they have taken
cottage for the season.
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Mr.. Percy r. Pyne. 3D. has returned
20 Roslyn. l.. l.. from Princeton. y. J.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Richard Gambrill has gone Il
her villa in Newport for the Summer
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Mrs. Frederic f.. Lewis has gone to
Ridgefield, Conn. for the Summer.
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Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John Kelnan have
arrived in Edinburgh. Scotland. They
will return to New York in October.
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5000 REWARD.

Lost at Henris restaurant. 10th st.. be-
tween 5th and 9Th avs, June % at 80
p NJ. one diamond ring with large diamond
IN center, oblong diamonds on each side, the
whole surrounded by diamonds one sapphire
one diamond guard ring no questions. Re-
turn to CARTIER, INC. 0j3 5th av.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman and
the Misses Mildred, Ruth and Lisa Still
man. are in Southampton. L. l.
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Gen. and Mrs. ]. Fred Pierson and
their son, Mr.. James r. Pierson, have
gone to their villa in Newport.
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Mr.. Ogden Mills, who is guest OF
his son-in-law and daughter, Lord and
Lady Granard. in France. will return
to New York late in September.
The New York herald., 1922-06-26

Commander B. B. Mccormick, U. >.
~. retired and Mrs. Mccormick have
closed their apartment at 140 west
Fifty-seventh street and are at the Maid
stone Inn, East Hampton. l.. l., for the
summer.