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EXCELLENT HOME VALUES.
SEE THEM NOW.
Near Georgia Ave. and Bu Real Love Nest; Reasonable

Near Georgia Ave. and Bu-
chanan St. N.W.-S10,5OO.
Ezcept,onal.y well arranged bedrooms and
hath. a beautiful colonial porch house. Rrrak-
fast perch and double brick garage Large
lot. Hot.water heat and electric light Tn.
usually easy terms will buy it. Don't let
this one get away from you.
Columbia Heights Section,
Near 18th and Perry.
A dandy six-room and tiled bath home.
sem-detached: hardwood floors and trim hot
water heat, electric lights: best buy in this
desirable section. Only 500 cash. On The
market for a. quick sale.
Near Takona Park. $1,000.
Center hall plan four bedrooms and bath.
Sleeping porch and bath, Detached house
Large living room with onen ineriace. ZOO, Gooa
lot fruit trees etc Ees,s Smt S,r for coss cIoss
in suburbs.
Georgia Ave.-Near Crlttenden,
$4,000.
Beautiful corner home, tapestry brlck, co
lonial front porch. four bedrooms on second
floor; bath Double sleeping porch. inclosed.
Hardwood floors and trim. bmiltrlh garage.
All modern Improvements. Perfect c"ndi-
tiCn.
Corner 3rd and Upshur,Sts.,
S11.5OO.
Well appointed corner home, practically
new. Eight large rooms and tiled bath.
Lot 22xIGO All modern improvements. Any
reasonable cash offer will be considered.
Near Capitol and Library,
$3.50.
This attractive brick residence will merit
your close inspection. Contains ten large
rooms and bath. Electric lights. Room for
n garage A proven piece of income-producing
property Within range of all lines. Own
er anxious to make an immediate sale.
WILLIAM K
110O 16+b CT N w
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MT PLEASANT-S12,5OO


MT. PLEASANT-S12,5O 500
Four bedroom and two-bath tapestry. brick
house. with attractive living room, dining room
and kitchen the first floor. Appointments
Of refined simplicity; equipment thoroughly
floors and trim; front and sleeping porches;
brick garage included.
NORTHEAST-$7. 500
Six-room and bath brick house: hot-water
heat electricity and gas: front and double
rear porches. screened: stationary tubs: space
for garage. Immediate possession. Terms
WOODRIDGE-%,65O
Fiye-room bungalow with cellar and attic.
located on 9 lot A. feet wide by 100 feet deep.
1t is economically planned, artistic and ap-
pointed to provide for every domestic comfort:
alley in rear: excellent location Convenient
terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
S12,5OO
Thoroughly modern and particularly desir-
able house. on lot containing over 5000 square
feet of ground There are large rooms and
bath: vapor heat. electricity. gas: hardwood
floors and trim; servants toilet; laundry tubs;
attic: weatier-stripping; screens: built-in ga
rage The property is in excellent condition
and neighborhood that is altogether favor
able.
TAKOMA PARK, Md
S6,750
New one-story frame bungalow Of rooms
and bath; 2 bedrooms. living room with open
furnace; electricity: gas; front porch rear and
sleeping porches; convenient to car line; i'm
mediate possession; moderate terms.
SHANNON
713 14th Street NV.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
sic 500

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Containing 10 rooms and 2 baths. hot-wa tel
heat, elec. lights; double garage. Let us
PRICE, $4,000.
WOODLEY PARK.
rooms and bath. hot-water, cleo, and ga
PRICE, $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Close to Conn. ave. rooms and bath 8
bedrooms modern: redecorated
PRICE, $14.750.
LAMONT ST. WEST OF
18th ST.
10 rooms, baths : hardwood floors; ami.
PRICE, s17,500.
NEAR 23rd & WYOMING AVE.
Corner house. 10 rooms. baths: center
hall plan; excellent condition; garage.
PRICE, $32.5OO
IAGNER & CO.,
Franklin 136H
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BROOKLAND-S7,7O0

Practically new bungalow containing
large rooms and sleeping porch; modern
heating plant and elec. lights; size OF
lot 50x150 to alley; ample garage space.
House is in perfect condition. Hard
wood floors and trim throughout. Easy
terms.
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NORTHEAST LOCATION
$4,5OO
Located in very fine northeast neigh
borhood; Groom brick home, in excellent
condition: modern heating plant; deep
lot to paved alley; room for garage.
May be purchased OF attractive terms.
CHEVY CHASE-$10,OOO
Owner must sell, and will give imme.
distinctive type containing large rooms
@ bedrooms: thoroughly modern
throughout; size of lot 40x90: lear
porches Plenty Of shade trees and
shrubbery. Excellent terms.
MT. PLEASANT-S12,OOO
In the prettiest location of Mt. Pleas
ant, surrounded by some Of Washing
tons most attractive houses. This home
is of unusual character and individ-
uality, has rooms, all bright, and ar
ranged for comfort as well as conven-
fence; tile bath; h.w:h; elec. lights;
breakfast porch, spacious sleeping porch
large attic; maids room; artistic rub
biestone terrace wall in front. Houses
in this vicinity find a ready sale. In
vestigate.
NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAL-$1O,OO0
An exceptional opportunity to secure a
most attractive bungalow with delight
full surroundings; nice lawn; shrubbery
flowers and garden already planted. The
house contains rooms; bath; h.-w. h
elec. lights; hardwood floors on the first
floor; real open fireplace; full basement
with servants toilet; laundry tubs, etc.
Terms can be arranged.
!. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main 1900.
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A Georgetown Bargain.
Fasy Terms.

Better hurry if you are interested in pur-
chasing a home in this growing section Of
Washington for So. SOC. This charming resi-
dence has eight rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; splendid sized lot with ample room for
garage Located stores, car lines,
schools and churches This is a real oppor-
tunity.
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Beautiful residence. within ?
squares Of CAPITOL and Library; hOt-water
heat electric lights: side light; oak floors;
garage for two cars: planned for physician.
Price and terms reasonable.
Splendid Groom and bath
colonial home. III best section Of High View;
electric lights: house in splendid condition
throughout, Price, $500.
Apartment house on East
Capitol St; ho'-water heat: electric lights
yearly rental, So 900 Can hc bought for
$4,000. An excellent opportunity.
On ] cnncSsee ave, lust north
OF Lincoln Park-mosr desirable Location north
east: attractive s-rUum and bath home. Price
sS.2Je Terms can lie arranged
Semi-detachcd home in Mass
Ave. Heights. containing rnoms and bath.
hot-watcr Ee1t. elect..c lights; hardwood
floors. Price, $3.50
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SUMMER CAMPS.

BUNGALOW. shacks, tents. camp sites. Cd
Potomac. Cabin John; boating, bathing. fish
ing: circulars. Leland Barton. 63l +. NV. IS.
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GEORGETOWN-$ 500

Located in one of the best sections OF
historic Georgetown; II room Thoroughly
modern home. Brick house of three
stories; h.-w.h.; elec. lights; double rear
porches and garage. Best house of its
kind we have offered in this section
this year. Attractive terms.
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Jefferson Street.
A charming home, located convenient to
14th street line; completely detached; ;
contains seven rooms and modern. complete
bath; front and rear porches; hardwood floors
and trim; electric lights; hotwater heat; /;
house is screened throughout with copper
screens; space for garage on large lot. Price,
$13,150, on reasonable terms. 1913
Lamont Street.
Tapestry brick home Of two stories: first
floor comprises three rooms and brea kfa st
porch second floor q rec rooms and sleeping
porch front porch: every modern conye nience
space for garage on 20-fOot alley: house and
grounds in excellent condition. Price only
s, 500. 1868
North Columbia Heights.
Attractive new home Of six rooms aud ba III
cellar; front and rear porches: built-in garsy, :,
every convenience; many individual features
Price only $3.50. 2Ss3
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG.
11OS 10th St. NV. Phone Exchange Main 32
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PETWORTH-$o $1,000

Attractiyely arranged: semi-detached
brick home. overlooking picturesque
Soldiers Home Park; large rooms a
bedrooms) baths; h.-w.h-, elec
lights; hardwood floors throughout the
house; laundry facilities and servants
toilet real up-to-date home, in Al
condition. Inspect today. Attractive
terms.
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$4,000.

Mr.. WARDMAN PARK INN
one of the most popular and delightful local
tiles in the Woodiey Park section Three
pOrtinned rooms; two complete tile baths
parquct flooring; double porches; hot
water heat; electric lights. Brick garage fo
two cars.
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Unusually attractive home in
18Th st. Heights. Contains & rooms and ba tn:
hot-water heat electric lights: hardwood
floors: ample space for garage. Price, $40, $50
Immediate possession can be given.
downtown corner home. Ia
rooms and - baths: second and third floors
now rented for sl4J per month Arranged
separate apartments. Price, $1,000.
Nicely planned home. near
18th and Park rd.; - feet wide: every mod
appointment. Price, $1,000. including
furniture.
SiX-room home. northeast: ::
garage. Price. 1880. Reasonable terms can
be arranged and immediate possession given.
SiX-room home in good north
east section: hot-w heat: planned 10 ac-
commodate two families, Price. $500.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
PARK VIEW.
Continued.

Now vacant A colonial type home well
situated in strictly white section and close
10 Soldiers Home Park. Colonial type; six
good sized rooms; tile bath; front and double
rear porches hot-water heat: electric lights
Terms. $1,000 cash and $50 per month.
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Another Chevy Chase Home,
Reasonable in Price.

Beautiful new detached brick residence of
nine large rooms and two tiled baths: hot
water heat. electric lights, hardwood floors;
large open freplaces; front and side porches;
sleeping porches; two-car brick garage: large
attic: big lot; close to Conn. ave. Open for
inspection.
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An attractive detached home. hrand-new.
finished TO the queens taste. containing six
well arranged rooms and tiled bath. Glass
inclosed front porch hardwood floors. hot
water heat, electric lights. open fireplace.
large lot with room for garage; flowers and
vegetable garden. This house is ideally To-
Gated and only within a stones throw of
18th street. Accessible TO Rock Greek Park.
See this at once. A delay may prove
wise
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Kansas Avenue.
This home has been placed at this low
price and can be bought ON very rra~sf.ai..
Terms brick construction. good repair: sIN
rooms and bath; front and sleeping porch.
hardwood floors and trim: bot-watcr heat.
screens and awnings; garage space PrIre
g, 800. pac a
Suburban.
Located on grounds 150x2O0. beautiful lawn
s'de driveway. house contains eight rooms and
bath; good heating plant; electric lights. front
ana rear porch: garage This IL d good f.ry
Pr.ce Sl0,jo0. -
North Columbia Heights.
sIx-rOom and bath home with hot -wsf.,
heat, electric lights. hardwood roDrs and
trlm front and pOrches: garac. epa..
Tan be bought on $1,000 cash and So rp.r
month. Priced al the low figure Of s. 80 rn
effect immediate sale 2153
@.
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NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAI=SlOOOO

WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
5 1909 New York Ave. Phone Main 1900.
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fTKCHAsE nIRECT FRoM OWNER. BEAU.
SOUTH RIVER PARK.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED COUNTRY HOME,
June ] TO October ! l3 rooms. 3 baths. I
porches: fine views; references required: $500
per month; $500 for season. MRS. L. u.
LIGHTNER. Harpers Ferry. W. Va. 24'
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SOUTHEAST-S6.T50
An unusual opportunity to secure well
built brick home in perfect condition at
the above price; large rooms: modern
heating plant; elec. lights; large front
porch and inclosed porches; deep
lot to paved alley; garage. Easy terms
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b.A.N NNNII 7 , N T.
West of Connecticut ave, in the heart OF
Washing tons social center. very handsome
three story and attic residence containing
twelve rooms: three baths; Iayatory:
parquet aooring; cold storage room; fpt-water
heat electric lights. Houses of this locality
scarce. and il is property that will
rant the most critical inspection.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 0z
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WE ARE GIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
THE SALE OF NEW HOMES ON EASY TERMS.
PHONE. WRITE OR CALL FOR LIST-THE
MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY.
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Morrison st. Chevy Chase,
SD 500

81. 600 40 cash will buy this most attrac
tive corner property in the most exclusive sec
tion of Chevy Chase. Large lot. Garage
Hollow tile construction. Six large bedrooms
large storage rooms in attic Concrete eel
lar, beautiful breakfast porch Hot-watel
heating system. electric lights and all mod
ern improvements
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS,
NEW HOISES-NE K

~ l. " lIoC soIsJ AN'h'
Situated in a good white section of the
northeast. Brand-new and now ready for
cupancy. Six rooms, tile BATH combination
gas and electrical fixtures; concrete cellar;
double porches: laundry trays; pipeless
furnace lot 15O IT. deep to 20ft paved al
ley. Terms. 81 900 cash. $50 a month.
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5IO9 send ST. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.; sl2. 500;
cost 81, 900. Owner. 272o 18Th st. NV Col.
2154 9 stories, rooms, this. detached
cSs
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
John T. Kelly,
Irish Comedian,
Dies in Hospital
Was Broadway Idol in the
Weber and Fields
Days.

John r. Kelly. Irish comedian. who
supplied thousands with laughter dur
ing the heyday OF Weber and Fields
Music Hall. died yesterday at the age
of 10 years at the Fordham Hospital
after suffering from bronchitis for some
time. Ha lived with his daughter. AnniC
Kelly. at 1900 Longfellow avenue.
Mr.. Kelly started as a clog dancer
with the old team of Kelly and Ryan or
the vaudeville boards, and via the Weber
and Fields company eventually reacheo
Broadway. where he was favorite for
many years. lie was born in South
Boston the son of Mary Calvin and Pat
rick Kelly. and showed talent es q clog
dancer when he was still schoolboy.
appearing publicly in some amateur per-
formances when he was u years old.
Although apprenticed to a clothing
manufacturer he made his first profess
sional appearance in the "Mocking Bird
Serenaders' in Bangor. Me. After a
character turn at Tony Pastors Theater
he doubled with Ryan and this partnel :
ship lasted five years. Afterward he
costarred with Gus Williams, the Ger
man comedian I'm "U and IT, and later
assumed the stellar role in Roger Nc
Fee" AS his gift of imparting humor
became more pronounced he gave up
dancing.
His popularity became great. for he
always could be relied upon. for laugh.
no matter how poor the lines. Kelly
remained a monoloGue artist until about
five years ago.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row at the Elks' Home I'm the Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SIR JOHN KIRK DEAD.
Was with Livingstone In Africa n
Explorations.

LONDON. Jan. 16.---Sir John Kirk, who
was chief medical officer in the African
expedition headed by DR.. David Living
stone, sent out by the British Govern
ment IN 1853. eighteen years before the
late James Gordon Bennett sent Henry
NJ Stanley TO find DIR. Livingstone. died
AZ his home in Kent yesterday at the
age OF 90 years. He passed several
years In Africa with DIR. Livingstone.
who described him as one of the braveEt
OF men. Sir John was a member OF the
Government committee for the construc-
tion OF the Uganda Railway, and In
fSS9-90 he was British plenipotentiary
a; Brussels to the African conference.
and in 1895 was special commissioner
TO the Niger coast.
Sir Johns adventures with Or. Biv-
inrstone IN Africa constitute an inter-
esting chapter. He was the second white
man to see the great Victoria Falls. He
once saved DIR. Livingstone's life when
shot from his rifle killed a hippo
potanus that was making for Or. .Liv-
ingstone's boat. Once his life was saved
by DR.. Livingstone when Sir John was
thrown from his canoe into cataract.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
CZECHO-SLOvAKIAN SONGS.
Schumann Club Gives Novel Con-
cert Program.

The Schumann Club, women's s
chorus of sixty voices. led by Percy
Rector Stephens, gave its first concert
of the season last evening at Aeoiian
Hall. A feature of the concert was a
group of Czecho- -Slovakian songs sung
by the choir In their original language.
1t was said to be the first time that
Czecho-Slovakian songs had been sung
by an American body of singers. Deems
Taylor arranged the songs for the club
and Alois Havrilla. himself OF Czecho-
Slovakian parentage. trained the choruS
in the original language OF the songs.
The group comprised the Slovak ma
tional anthem, Mad Tatrou Sa Blyska. :
three Checho- Slovakian folk songs and
the "Song to Bohemia" "Tesme Sc Bla-
hou Nadeji" The settings are rich in
musical beauty. Mr.. Taylor has varied
the coloring of the different songs by
incidental solos. by a quartet. or e.
quartet with chorus.
The songs as a whole proved to be a
valuable addition to the limited amount
of good musical literature now avail
able for womens choruses. They were
admirably sung by the choir and en-
Enthusiastically received.
The program opened with four old
sixteenth century Italian songs in
Latin. A group of Hungarian folk songs
and airs followed which--as related In
color--served TO introduce the novelty
in the list. and in closing came English
folk songs, including an Essex county
May Day carol. All these songs had
also been harmonized for the choir by
Mr.. Taylor. Harold Osborn Smith was
at the piano. The audience was large.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Miss Lisa StiIlman
to Be the Bride of
Henry NJ. Polhemus
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph f. Stillman En-
gagged to Architect.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Stillman of 80
East Thirty-ninth street have announced
the engagement of their youngest daugh-
ter Miss Lisa Stillman. to Mr.. Henry
Martin Polhemus. an architect, Of this
city.
Miss Stillman Is one of three daugh-
ters her sisters being the Misses Ruth
and Mildred Stillman. They passed the
summer in Southampton. L. l.. with
their parents and after the season there
went to France for several months. Miss
Stillman Is a member OF the Junior
League and has been identified with the
activities Of that organization. She has
one brother. Dr.. Alfred Stllman.
Mr.. Polbemus Is a son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Martin Polhemus. He
makes his home with his sister. Miss
Mary Barlow Polhemus, at 1854 East
Forty-sixth street, He was graduated
from Columbia in 1912 and Is a member
Of the Holland Society. He served in
the army during the war.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
LAING-PORTER.

In the Salem Baptist Church, New
Rochelle. n. Y. last night Miss Priscilla
Alden Laing, daughter of Mr.. and Mr. J
Edgar Hall Laing was married to DR.
Lowrie James Porter by the Rev. r. e
Johnson, the pastor. The guests in
cluded many relatives and friends from
New York Miss Harriet Goldthwai,
was maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Misses Sheila Crimmins and Ada
Marie Scobel. Jane Owen Pray and
Olive Bowman were flower girls. Or
William A. Hills of Greenwich was Or
Porters best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Townsend Laing Cannon, MI.
coin Sheldon Pray, Albert Anderson and
Alexander *. Laing.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Char.e4
". Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. w. Kinnan
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Appleby. Mrs JAMES
Van Dyck Card, Mr.. and Mrs u. S. Ap
pleby, Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, NJ
and Mrs. Henry 5. Reynolds, Mr.. AID
Mrs. Albert Haustetter. Mr.. and Mrs
w p. Pray and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah
Bowman. A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents.
The brides father is member OF the
Chamber of Commerce and Of the
Produce Exchange. DIR. Porter. wit
comes from Grand Rapids, served in tho
Medical Corps in Ann Arbor during the
war.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SCHNABEL's SECOND RECITAL.
Pianist Appears in More ravora bic
Light mt Town Hall.

The second recital of Artur Sclnsbel
pianist. at Town Hall last evening
showed him In more favorable light
than his first. The program was en-
tirely OF Beethoven's compositions,
namely. the sonatas I'm A major. opus g
No. 2: A flat major. opus 10; u minor
opus 81, No. 2. and C minor, opus III,
and the thirty-two variations in G minor
which preceded the third OF the sonatas
II was formidable program, calling for
a masters breadth of vision and a
virtuoso's command of technic. Mr..
Schnabeis performance, though ,.isclos-
ing some weaknesses. was one OF power
and authority.
II would be fruitless to pursue hi.
playing through all the dctai,s OF the
program. \ comprehensive view OF II
should be more informing. Mr.. Sohnabel
showed high musical intelligence and
deep musical feeling. He played
Bcethoyens music as one WHO had
studied It long and affectionately. lie
played II with conviction and convinc-
ingly. His tempt satisfied. his rhythm
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
ATTACHE AT PEklN TO
WE'D MISS SCHURMAN
Daughter of American Minis
ter to China Engaged.

New York friends of Miss Helen
Schurman, daughter of DR.. Jacob Gould
Schurman, United States Minister to
China. and Mrs. Schurman, learned yes
terday Of her engagement to Major
John Magruder. assistant military at
tache OF the American Legation in
Pekin. The announcement was made
in Pekin on Christmas, according to a
cable to Mrs. Raymond Ware of Ithaca,
sister OF Miss Schurman, who has in
formed New York friends of the family
Miss Schurman attended Rosemary
Hall School in Greenwich. where her
youngest sister Miss Dorothy Schur-
man, Is student. Later she was
graduated from the training school for
nurses of the Presbyterian Hospital.
She accompanied her parents to China
last July when Dr. Schurman, the
former president of Cornell University,
left to- take up his diplomatic duties in
China.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENTS.

An entertainment for the Yorkville
District Dispensary. a free dental clinic
founded by Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills. will
be held tonight in the picture gallery
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor's house
at $40 Fifth avenue. The artists viii
be Miss Elsie Janis. Mrs. George V.
Maynard in recitations and the Men
'delssohn Glee Club.
Mrs. Joseph N. Blanchard, Mrs. Ar
thur B. Clafiin, Mrs. J. Horace HARDING
and others have arranged two concerts
TO be given January 20 and February !
In the studio of Mr.. A. A. Anderson. 50
West Fortieth street. TO aid Bishop
kinsoving i'm Brazil.
A bridge tournament for the Kennedy
House Settlement at 4S3 West Forty
third street will be held February 4 in
the Plaza. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. 7. Laurance saunders, i2l
East Sixty-first street
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Richard S. Fill Of Washington
d. c., is at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. watson, Jr., Mrs
Henry ID. Estabrook and Mr.. and Mrs
Anson L. Clark entertained at dinner
last night at the Plaza.
Mr. and Mrs. william Curtis Demo
rest OF 572 Madison avenue have gone
to Florida for month.
Judge and Mrs. William H. Armstronr
and Mr.. William w. Filter. Jr., of Phila.
delphia arc at the Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Julius Roscnwald OF Chicago Is
at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas u. L. McGrew are
st the Hotel Astor for a few days. and
Major John Bennington Bennett. u. S. A..
and Mrs. Bennett are there from Yves,
Point.
Mrs. Herman Frasch will give q din
ner for forty tonight at the Ritz-Carl-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Hotchkiss.
Jr.. of Rye. are at 40 West Forty-fifth
street. They will give n theater party
next Saturday night for Miss Dora Hotch-
kiss. and take their guests TO Mr.. RI.
Haywood Morrlls dance for Miss Do
rothy Morrill, at the Plaza.