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The New York herald., 1922-12-20
GIRLS PLAN A BENEFIT.
Moscow Artists Performance to
Aid Nursery.

Miss Margaret Hennessy gave a tea
party yesterday in her home. s03 Park
avenue, as secretary of the junior auxil-
iary of the Manhattanville Day Nursery
TO perfect plans FOR benefit the
auxiliary has arranged at Jolson's F1fty-
ninth Street Theater on January g. the
young women have taken over all the
orchestra seats and the boxes for the
second performance by the Moscow Art
Theater and yesterday arranged to dis
pose of the tickets In aid OF the nursery.
Her guests. who will sell the tickets,
Included Miss Edyth McCoon, who, was
elected chairman of the committee: Miss
isabel McMllin. treasurer Miss Molly
Cogswell, Miss Marguerite Doubleday
Miss Mary Field. Miss Betty Jackson,
Mrs. NJ. Dorland Doyle, Misses Con-
stance Banks, Margaret Power. Mar
jorie Hughes and Esther Marr. Mrs
Bennet MARI Misses Marie r. Thayer.
Elaine Scherer, Dorothy schiff. Louise
lTrippe. Elizabeth and Genevieve Caw-
thra. Katherine Boston Dorothy Achelis
Edith Holden. Helen johnson, Marie r.
Lamarche and Ruth Engliss, Mrs. Gus
raw Erbe. Miss Grace Hendrick, Mrs
"A. l.. Foss Miss Helen La Fetra, Miss
Dorothy Battle, Miss Julia Stanley, Mrs
Hudson Budd. Mrs. william Fleitman
and the Misses Natalie Hanna, Gather
Thompson, Dorothy Brown. Josephine
de Seldlng. Glory Thomas. Catherine
Schilleber, Lisa Todd and Frances Nc
Coon.
The box office will be the office OF
Miss Mabel Beardsley at so West For
tieth street. Before the day was over
pairs OF tickets had been sold to Mrs.
Snowden Fahnestock. Mrs. Walter Jen-
nings. Mrs. Charles d. Hilles, Mrs. Arte-
mus Gates Mrs. Henry p. Davidson.
Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss. Mrs Anson
Wood Burchard Mrs. George Leary
Mrs. j. ID. Peterson. Mrs. BeYrard NJ
Baruch. Mrs. Archibald Thacher Mrs
John T. Pratt. Mrs. Alfred Seton. Mrs
Morris Hawkes.. Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge.
Mrs John d. Rockefeller. Jr., Mrs
Harry Harkness Flagler, Mrs. Jules s.
Bache. Mrs. Henry McCoon. Mrs. Robert
Goelet. Mrs. Reginald de Koven, Mrs.
Franklin Q. Brown. Mrs. w. W. Nc
Alpin and Mrs Gerrish II. MilllSen.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. Myron s. Faik viii give a dinner
and dance next Friday at the Ambassa-
dor to introduce his daughter, Mas
Eleanor Arnold Falx. who is the grand
daughter OF che late Henry L. Einstein,
formerly proprietor Of the New York
Press.
Miss Lena Cadwalsder Evans IS pass
Ing the winter at st. Moritz, In Switser-
land.
Judge Charles y. Howry Of the United
States Court OF Claims will come to New
York this week to be for the holidays
with his daughters, the Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Howry. at East Eishty-fifth
street.
The second OF the Little Dances er-
ranged by Mrs. James Taylor Terrt
will be given In the Lorraine on January
3. Mrs. Terry will sail cor Egypt jan
uary 6.
Mrs. Robert ID. Patterson OF Dayton.
Ohio. IL at the Rita Carlton Hotel.
Cadets OF the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis viii have sup
per and dance III the small ballroom. Of
the Plaza Hotel on December &c.
Or. and Mrs Charles V. Patcrno and
son, Carlo Paterno. start to-day to pa ~
the holidays at P!nehurst. ". c.. where
they will play golt. In February they
will 90 to Caiiforn,s.
Countess irene di Robilart is arrang-
Ing a ''Fascista bali" at the Plaza for
January . for members of the Italy
America Society.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kuser left the
Rits-Cariton yesterday for Palm Beach
Capt. Avery G.. Holmes Of Fort On
tario. N. Y, and Iiouts John Haleston
Of Fort Mckinley. Me-, are visiting
friends IN New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roach closed their
country iouse at Harrington. R. l.. yes
tersiay and took an apartment at the
Hotel Belleclaire for the winter.
Mr.. Richard Collins Ellsworth. secre-
tary of st. Lawrence University, Cam
ton, y. r, is staying st the Commodore.
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.

special Dispatch to TIE NEw yonK Hr.Arn
Hot SPRINGS, Va. Dec. 10. - Mr.
Thornton Lewis came from White Sui
phur Springs to-day and lunched In the
homestead with Mr.. Fay ingalls,. the re-
Gently elected president of the Virginia
Hot Springs Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George RI. Townsend Of
New York, who are at White Sulphur.
also came for luncheon
Mrs. Otto Jaeger has arrived at the
Homestead from Montclair N. ,J.. with
ker son and daughter-in- law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Jaeger, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Wallace Caldv,eIi OF
Chicago drove TO Fassifern Farm for
luncheon.
Mr.. Louis r. Iiaggin and Mrs. Terah
Haggin lunched to-day WITH Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew L. AlSers before their de-
parture for New York
Mrs. Richard VI. Johnson and her
daughter. Miss Caroline Johnson. left to-
day for Washington and New York on
their return 60 Hallowell. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richards, Jr., of
New York were among those riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G.. Lord. yr.. Of
New York were on the walking trail this
afternoon.
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ROBINSON ALUMxE DANCE.

Another of the Robinson Alumne tea
dances took place yesterday In the crys-
tai room Of the Ritz Carlton. Mrs. Cool
hue Livingston is chairman OF the com
mittee. and in her absence Mrs. B. Hayes
Brooke received the guests. The COM
rnittee is composed OF Misses Corneiia
Livingston. Marie Brooke, Bliin Mackay.
Adele Reynal, Cynthia Robinson. Cor
nella Van Rensselaer, Ro<bb and Cath
ieen Vanderbilt The Christmas dance
OF Miss Robinson's Wednesday senicr
class will be held in the main ballroom
OF the Plaza next Saturday night.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

JAMES e. BULL. aged Sc. for the las,
seventeen years captain OF the southern
Pacific Steamship Company. died yesterday
In his home. 1910 Forty eighth street. Brook
lyn. He was born IN. Philadelphia. lie was
a member OF the Masonic order. Mr.. Bull
leaves hts vife. Mrs Hannah Bull.
MRS HELEN HOWE Atkins who was
married six weeks ago 60 Morris A. Atkins
OF ifo Crnmatan avenus Mount Vernon. died
yesterday in the Mount Vernon Hospital Of
rnenengitis. contracted four days after she
returned from the honeymoon trip. She was
the daughter OF Mrs. Mary r. Wilson and
niece OF II. L. Harrington
Mrs EMILE SACCHUs HODGE. aged 81.
mother Of Supervisor Thomas r. Hodge IN
Mount Vernon, died yesterday az her home,
sa4 South First avenue She was one OF
tho Oldest residents OF Mount Vernon. where
che had lived nifty years. SNe was raem-
Der % the Eastern Star.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Dispatch TO THIS NEw YonE HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SParrGs. w Va. Dec.
19.--Mrs. Icldridge Mathews Roberts,
with her niece. Miss Rosalnd Stamford.
left the Greenbrier last evening for New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Kirby OF
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j.
Nugent OF Newark, y. j.. were others
starting for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Rose OF Chicago,
DR. and Mrs. n. 9. Howe of New York,
sir. and Mrs. Joseph r. Clark OF Phila-
delphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n.
Appel OF New York are others engaging
accommodations at the Greenbrier for
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs George III. Townsend Of
Bronxville. ". Z, were among the golf
ers to-day previous TO their departure
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MISS sTECKER ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam A. Stecker OF Bay
Ridge. Brooklyn. announced last week
at reception the engagement of th..ir
daughter. Miss Flora Christine Stecker
to Mr.. Lester Partridge Jones OF Brook
line. Mass. During the war Miss Stecker
was associated with the Y. M. c. A.
Hudson Super Hut In Hoboken. Mr..
Jones was member OF the class Of 1915
at Harvard and served overseas with the
Army Transport. He is now with the
United Fruit Company.
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LOTT FLANNERY DIES.

WAsHIHGToN, Dec. 19.--Lott Flannery
a sculptor. best known for his etatue OF
Lincoln. which recently was replaced
before the court house here. died to-day
at the age Of SC. The Lincoln statue
Is said TO be the only one made by
sculptor who, knew him personally
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Following a dinner that Lady Gran
ard will give tomorrow night In the
home OF her father. Mr.. ogden Mills :
East S,xty-ninth street. there will be =
cotillon with Mr.. Wadsworth as the
probable leader. There will be lou
guests.
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BURTON GREEN LEFT
$500 ESTATE IN WILL
Irene Franklin's Husband
Goue Trophies to Lambs.

The will of J. Burton Green, husband
and stage partner of Irene Franklin.
was filed yesterday At White Plains.
Green left an estate OF 5000. His pool
playing trophies. won largely at tho
Lambs Club, New York. we're left 20
that club. OF which he was pool cham
pion. To his daughter Margaret he
left three pearl studs and 70 the other
daughter, Rene. a pearl ring.
Green died two weeks ago at his home
in Pennsylvania avenue, Mount Vernon.
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E. P. SALTONSTALL DEAD.
Well known Boston Lawyer Sue
ceeded Tufts ns District Attorney,

BRooKLrSE. Mass. Dec 1s.-Endicott
p. Saltonstall. District Attorney of Mid
dlesex county. died suddenly tonight.
He had been i'll five weeks. but physi-
clans said death was due TO an unex-
pected attack of phlebitis
Mr.. Saltonstall was appointed fifteen
months ago to fill the unexpired term
OF District Attorney Nathan Tufts. re-
moved from office fok malfeasance. He
was graduated from Harvard in 1894
ana from the Harvard Law School In
1897
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GUESTS ENJOY GAME DINNER.

Mr.. and sIrs. Eltinse +. Warner re-
turned yesterday to their apartment In
the Plaza from shooting trip In North
Carolina and brought several Wild tur-
keys. on which they dined last night
with their friends. Among their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold o. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs William Robinson Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Alcott. Miss
Martha Burke and Messrs. Oscar Burke.
Tyler Morse and James A. Moffett.
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NOTES OFF NEWPORT.

special Dispatch 70 THn Nxw York HrrArp
NEWPORT, r. l.. Dec. 19--Capt. J. M
Reeves, u. 8. N, and Mrs. Reeves will
remain at the Muenchinger-King over
the Christmas holidays and will be
Joined on Saturday by Mr.. J. M. Eeeves.
Jr.. who Will come from New York.
Commodore and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James are expected 10 spend New Years
az Beacon Hill house.
Miss Emma o. stone left for New
lork this cninC.
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MRS. ELIZABETH >. HoPLEx.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YoaK HsnAtp.
BUcYRus. Ohio. Dec. ts.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Sheppard Hopley. 81, wife OF Sem
ator James r. Hopley. manager and
editor OF the ,Bucyrus EDcnin0 7ele-
p'aph. died last Saturday. She was
Stricken Thursday evening with hem
orrhage OF the brain and was uncon-
scious until her death. She was for
inerly president of the womens Clubs
of Ohio and was well known in club
work both In the State and nation.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt gave lunch
con party yesterday at the ST. Regis for
Mrs. Richard Stevens. Mrs Nelson
O. 'Shaughnessy and Iiss Louise Barber
Mrs. Price Collier OF Tuxedo Park. Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Kent OF Jericho.
L. l., and Mrs. William II. Sage OF Al
bany also are there.
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HERBERT II. HEWITT DIES.

BUFFALO, Dec. l9.-Herbert II. Hewitt,
founder and president of the Hewitt
Rubber Company OF Buffalo, died here
to-day. He was born in Detroit sixty
seven years ago. As youth he entered
the employ OF the Pullman works in Chi
cago and soon became manager. He
came to Buffalo twenty years ago and
engaged In brass and rubber n1anufac-
turing.
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TO OPEN MT. ROYAL HOTEL.

Eighty New York hotel executives
left last night on n special train to at
tend the opening OF the Mount Royal
Hotel in Montreal operated by the
United Hotels Company. The party was
organized and personally conducted by
Charles u. Gehrina. editor Of the Hotel
r,ctisgc.
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MRS. J. MONROE POPE DIES.
Mother of Mrs. Joseph II. Day Sue.
cumbs in Florida

PALArxA. Fla. Dec. 19.--Mrs. ]. Mon
roe Taylor Pope. SO. OF Syracuse, widow
of j. Monroe Pope, formerly a wealthy
Syracuse manufacturer. died last night
at her home at Fort Gales, on the st.
Johns River. near here. She was the
mother Of Mrs. Joseph p. Day OF New
York city.
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Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Thayer and
Member of the Junior League to Be Bride

THATER
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Maynard
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AZ wash inwson Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels:
Shoreham - Miss Ellen Ewing and
Mrs Thomas Ewing.
Observation-Disclosures. j. w. Mar
taugh, J. n. Callan. q. T. Holbrook.
ID. Arthur. A. ID. Mcdonald. n. Gardner.
NJ. q. Shaw. A. III. Van Nostrand and
X. A. Stephen.
Willard - Messrs. n. l.. Cullin, +.
J. Powell. Fl. c. Page, J. T. Woodward.
L. j. Prindle and f. J. Foley, and Mr..
and Mrs A. Schwartz.
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LAcoSrA LEAVES HONOLULU.

A cablegram received yesterday at the
Office of the Cunard Steamship Company
from Honolulu brought the news that
the Laconia. which Is on the American
Express Company's cruise around the
world, had left that port for Yokohama
and that all on board were vol
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Mitchell, Marry W. Peil. John g.
is. Gnstavs Abrams beloved husband ef
Helen. father OF Milton and Emily Hirsch
Funeral services at bis late residence.
1859 Lexington ev., Thursday, December
"a, at 10 A. M.
ATKINs.-At Mount Vernon. y. ~. on De.
cember 10. 1922. Helen Howe. beloved
wife OF Norris A. Atkins. IN her 23c yeaI
Egneral service, d,,, at her ysre Late sgns in
Thursday at O'Clock. lnternent Ken
sico Cemetery.
BENJAadIN.-At the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. LEONARD T. Saunders, ii5 West 57th
St. Rose Benjamin. Funeral private.
BEANTINGHAM.-on December 1s. 1879. a.
Brighton. Staten Island. Guy Stephens
day svehins at 5 O'clock
BREWER.-On December 10. 1922. Arthur
Brewer. Services at his late residence.
aG4 East fscth ST., Friday. p NJ Inter-
nlent Woodlawn Cemetery.
BULLION Tuesday December 10. at his
residence, 1910 18th ST.. BROOKLYN. Capt.
James T.. beloved husband OF Hannah
AIakens Bull. Funeral services at his lato
residence Thursday, December q, ~
SPIN
CARLIN.-on Monday. December IS. Mary
Allen. dausher OF the late John and Mary
Wednesday. December 20. at II A. NJ. at
Chapel OF Home for Incurabies. 1s3d st.
and Sd av.
CHARLOCK .-Decemner 10. Elizabeth Phil
lips Chariock. eldest daughter Of the late
Miles scofield and Marie Louise Palmer
Ciarlock. Funeral private.
DE VINNE.---on December 1s. 1922. DAME
s.. husband OF NJ. Antoinette and fathe-
OF Jessie A. and Mrs. Franklin n: Whit
lock Funeral services at 3:i5 2. VI. De-
m rQAtdeuCe.
Dudley av.. Westfield, ~. J. Conveyances
will meet train leaving foot OF Liberty St.
private.
1922. Isabel Gavey Parrot. daughter OF
Waters b. and Sarah Gavey Parrot Fu,
neral service at her late rls..bs,f IesiSenes. ~
Thursday, December Fl. az II 80 A. NJ.
GARDNER Ellen. on December 49,. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way, Goth St, on Wednesday. December
20. at z 2. 81.
GENsEMER. R.-Mary A.. CAMPBELL FI-
NERAL CHURCH, Broadway. Goth et'
until "Wednesday.
G1LLEsPrE--sarah A. CAMPBELL. ~
NERAL. CHURCH. Broadway. seth st.
Notice later.
GOELER.-Bertha. CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway. 66th ST.. Thursday
2 P. NJ.
HEWITT. December 10. 1922. In Buffalo;
N. Y. Herbert Hills Hewitt. Funeral Will
take place in Buffalo from st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Lafayette av.. Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
JONES. AIDES -Aiemoria, at westfield. y. j..
December TO- 1922. Funeral at the resi-,
dcrce OF her son, Terry w. Jones, 66f
boulevard, Westfield. on Thursday. Dc
cenber 81. at IL a. NJ. 1nterment Cam
bridge, Mass.
Monday, December Is.
1922. Anna Kuhlmsnp (nee Murkenl. be-
loved wife Of tho late Charles w. kuhi-
mann. She Is survived by two daughters.
Mrs Caroline Baetz and Charlotte Kuhi-
mann and one grandchiid. Funeral ser
vices At her late residence. s76f 9sth St,
woodhaven, l.. T., Wednesday. De
cember 20. r. NJ.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Franklin Hous-
ton, who have been visiting Mrs. Frank
West In Washington. will return TO New
York to-day.
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FRINGE GEORGE UNDER KNIFE.

LONDON. December io.--Prince George,
the Kings youngest son. was success
fully operated upon for appendicitis 20.
day. The operation was performed at
the King Edward VII Hospital for or
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IN M f M O RI A M

MrTcuEIr..-ln loving memory % our dear
mother Mary Warren, who departed this
iifs December 20. 1921.
rrrI.--.Iohn G.. Passed away 0ecembe
fain lie u not dead ffe viii live
ever IN the hearts OF those who love d
Eva Il
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Prince and Princess christopher OF
Greece. who are due to-day by the
Olympic. have taken an apartment at
the Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

NEW YORK.
The Duke OF Leinster is at the Ritz
Carlton.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mr.. Philip Rhinelander viii, entertain
1T dinner at his home, I5 West Forty
eighth street, on Christmas Day.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Countess Costantin, had FOR luncheon
yesterday at the Marguery Mrs. Lewie
Nixon, Mrs. Frank N. Doubleday and
Mrs. Herman Frasch. her mother.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mr. Karrick Riggs and hts daughter,
Miss Pauline Riggs. who returned on the
Majestic. arc at the Gotham for the
winter.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

After December % Miss Margayet
Steward win be at the st. Regis for the
remainder or the winter.
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Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine will start
to-day for Chicago to pass the holidays
with her sons. Messrs. Philip d. and
Lester Armour
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Count Henri de Castellane is Due by
the Olympic to paes the holidays with
his mother. the Duchess dc Talleyrand.
at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mr.. Charles II. Sab.n. Jr.. who has
been critically Ill of pneumonia at Will
Jams College. is convalescing.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

The first Of a series OF small dances
last night at the Play House marked
the revival OF Tie Dancing Class Club
which met from i9i0 to 1916. Mmc DE
Sibour, Mrs. Henry n. Chiffon. Mrs.
John IF. wilkins. Mrs. Henry Benning
Spencer and Mrs. G. c. Glover. Jr., are
on the committee.
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In Memorian.

Maryw. Pen. John G.
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l E D.

Abrams, Gustsvs Morrts. Jas. Hoa.ss
Atkins. Helen n. Mullen, Abraham l..
Benjamin. Rose Murphy, John II.
Birmingham. Guy s. North. Charles l..
Erewer. Arthur E. Peck. Mary Jars
Bull. James +, Pope, Laura T
CaTiin. Mary "a. Post. John r.
Chariock. Elizabeth p. Rsdford. Guy b
De vinne. Daniel S. Rehling. Catnerins
Eaton. Isabel @. r. Riley, Elizabeth r.
Gardner, Ellen Spaight. Elizabeth g.
Gensener, Mary a. Stamp, Frances
Gillespie, Sarah A. Thome. Francis c.
Cooler. Bertha Van Brunt Albert II.
Hewitt. Herbert Hills Van Cott. Alfred W.
Jcnes. Ades-M~ Noorhis. Julia G.
Euhiraenn, 40
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DO T97ItlTTF. II1 ~ ~ n ~
we raHera} ea,tt a 3iepnen.e
Cngnn. t<t d7A N-aa t-
We on " tusro4y
a. ~ internea pr
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KUHLMANN.-On Monday, December is
1922 Anna Kuhlmsnp (nee Murken). be-
loved wife Of tho late Charles w. Kuhi-
mann. She Is survived by two daughters
Mrs Caroline Baetz and Charlotte Kuhi-
mann andN one grandchid. Funeral ser
vices at her late residence. s7df 9sth St,
woodhaven, L. T., on Wednesday. De
cenber 20, 8 r. NJ.
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Mr.. and Mrs. CoTcoran Thoin gave a
reception Sesteraa:. is Introduce their
iaurhter. Miss Caroline Taoin. 10 80
ciety. At the tea table were Mrs. Rob
ert Woods Bliss. Mrs. Frederick BROOKE.
Mrs. Henry Eanning Spencer and Mrs.
Charles G. Glover. Jr. Miss Rosamond
Castle, Miss Beatrice Pitney. Miss Mar
saret Bustis and Miss Mildred Titus
assisted the debutarte.
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BAR PIN-s2JO reward for platinum, ana
diamond bar pin. lost Dec. 10 between 5Tth
%. and West End av.
TIFFANY CO. ath av. and aIth 81.
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Mrs. Coolidge was the guest OF honor
at a luncheon mt the Willard given yes
terday BY Mrs. David Mulyane. Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall. Mrs George
Sutherland. Mrs. Hubert Work. Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover were among the guests.
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LOST AND FOUND,

Rate 45c. a line. 40c. a line for three
issues Within a week Announcements
for to-morrows Herald received until
midnight. Telephone Worth 10000.
BRIEF CASE-Lost December 10. on D. L,
W. train arriving New York about 40
A. NJ; contents OF no value except TO owner
Reward IL returned room 20. 9Th floor. c5
West 18th st. ~ ". or phone Watkins s420
LOHT-French Republic Government SCI bond
application made for duplicate. all persons
cautioned against negotiating same Ma
TlONAL SURETY COMPANY. if5 Broad
way, NJ Y
PocKETBooK. brown with strap eonfsIn-
Ing sum of money. probably Lackawsnna
Ferry sbout o'clock Tuesday. leaving 2sd
MARCH. $50 Scotland Rd.. south oranSe
Reward.
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The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand gave a luncheon yesterday
for Professor and Nine Carre. who are
en- their way South. Prof. Carre Is ex-
change professor at Columbia.
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MoRRIs.-James Howard. on pecsrrhA- 's

lfa residence Itt 9 ~.. fr laa
e. g.. s %9
x latsras s.
MIJI r1, -on Ds-s4a
&C husband o. Co.
OF fvrtil Higiifr ~
F. -aAp''
bei- oI nope Loog af 81 A. n Zet-
land Chapter. I4f. N NoFtor Com
mandery No {, .ft'rN Courier 20. q,
Royal Select Mas end 44cc empie-
Shrine Invited TO
AIIjRpHY-On Dec 1895. In II.
beloved OF sl "a AM.
Murphy and de intn Ise and
Joseph f. Murp incl ea his late
residence, All ,N st ioay. ~
10 A. NJ. Sole l-.tm .it Church
OF ST. Monica. GENE trl.
NoRrH.--Deceml scut 'ssadena.
SsioyeS Sal;; fhsu,ss su.s, M or Sorss. Sorss.
Bangor. Me-. -sae'.i1. d., papers
please copy.
PECK.-On N aa. n1 is, itl.
Mary Jane. Ffa fe oi ilbert
Relatives Efie ars rHted & o.
tend the funeral .rlrcH az er late rosie
dence, 1N West 92d ST.. thursday 'ei-
noon at o'clock.
POPE After brief Illness. on No
December IS. Laura Taylor Pope. be -
mother OF ]. Monroe Taylor Pope a-i
Pauline, wife OF Joseph p Day. ~
Gates, Florida. IN her sod year. Tu sr
err11ces at her late residence. 81 G
ercy Park. and interrnent IN family
soieunS AZ Syracuse. New YORK. da
be announced later. Syracuse p
please copy.
PosT.-veserans OF ,he Seventh Reg
noune.n,ent is made Of the deaf
December is OF John II. Post t
willard c. Fisk. Presic
sTAMP.-At New Rochelle, Frances z.
(nee Sherwood. wife Of the late 10
Stamp. at her residence. 6s NJ. Joy
Funeral services Thursday. Decem5
1922 Requiem Mass at Church OF II
Sacrament. at 10 A. NJ. Intermei
Rsymond's Cemetery. westcbester.
RAnFoRD.-Ciuy B. CAMPBELL FUN. "a
CHURCH. Broadway. Goth ST.. until sun
day.
REHLINc-Dec. 18th. 1922. Catherine (nss
Buxmeyer). wife OF the late John III.
Rehling. aged "a. Funeral and burial on
"wednesday afternoon from her late hofnes
IL Linden st.. Schenectady. y. Y.
RILEY. Suddenly, on December IL. Eliza
beth Berrian, widow OF William Henry
niley At he, home $50 Riversids Wss1ss, pFiss. b
cember 90 a, . p NJ. Internent private.
sPAIGHT ;-Elizabsth c, passed away a,
goa1s Fp1s5s cssles s.rYsss a.
n. z, Thursday afternoon. December 81.
a. o'clock. Albany papers please copy
THoMA-Francis C. CAMPBELL FUNERAL.
CHURCH. broadway. esth St. until
VAN BRtIST .--Ou Tuesday. December 10,
1922 Albert H.. beloved husband OF Her
ristta NJ Van Brunt. Funeral service a.
his late residence, 200 Avenue q, Fiat
bush, Brooklyn. Thursday at r. NJ.
yHN COTT.--At C;lenwood. l.. l., on Monday.
December ls. 1922, Alfred W. Van Cott. IN
his sS;h year. Funeral services VIII be
held al mis- late residence. Glenwood. l.. l..
on Thursday. December q, 1922. at p. IL
vooRHIs On Monday, December IS. 1922.
Julia Clark Voorhie. granddaughter Of
Gen william Clark, al her residence. Is
East s2d 81. Funeral private. Interment
a. ST. Louis. Mo.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mrs. Frederick Dent Gran. has as
guests her brother. Mr.. Adrian Carr
Honore OF Chicago and her grandson,
Prince Michael Canta acuzene-Speransly
end his wife tClar.ssa~P. Curtis). Tho
will re main until after Christmas.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Waterbury v II
close Fairfield House at Convent. N. j..
soon after the New Year and be at the
Ambassador Hotel several months.