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The New York herald., 1922-05-14
G. j. S. WHITE CELEBRATES GIFT
OF CANNON FOR NEWPORT PLACE
Gives Dinner in Honor of
Mounting of Gun From Navy
at His Old Fort Farm.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YosK HrR.p.
NEWPORT, r. l.. May 1s.--Mr. Gustav
J. S. White. who. with Mrs. White. is at
their home here. gave dinner tonight
In celebration of the mounting on the
Revolutionary rampant of his place,
known as Old Fort Farm. OF an his
torical cannon recently presented to Mr..
and Mrs. White by the Navy Depart
ment.
Representative Clark Burdck, who Is
here from Washington for few days.
was the chief guest at the dinner. Others
in the party, which was composed en-
trely of men, were Messrs. Reginald G.
Vanderbilt, John Aspegren. Marion Ep-
pley. Cyril p. Judge. G.. J. Guthrie Mich
olson. George Cozzens. Walter S. An
drews, Walker Breese Smith. Bradford
Norman, Robert Potter. Joseph Barri-
man. Edward c. Knight, Jr.. DR.. Harry
Jennings Knapp. Capt Franci Taylor
Evans, commanding officer of the train
ing station Col. Louis McC. Little. U. S.
M. c.. Capt. John Fremont. u. $. NJ;
Commander Isaac Il. Dortch. u. S. N. (;
Col Richard S. Hooker, who recently
married Miss Dorothy Willard; Com
mander Arthur 3. Cook. u. S. NJ; Com
fndnQef ATCnlDdltt oluilflHs -. =. ~. >
Mayor jeremiah p. Mahoney and Sheriff
Frank +. King.
Mrs. White, who recently recovered
from the grip. was we'll enough 10 assist
her husband in receiving the guests. She
formerly was Miss Frances c. Jones, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin
Jones.
One hundred guests assembled at the
Corson Cottage yesterday for the tea
and dance given by Mrs. De Witt
Blsmer. wife OF Capt. Blamer, u S. y.
The event was for the officers OF the
graduating class OF the Naval War Col
lego and their wives.
Mrs. Turnbull Oolrichs has leased
through Messrs. Deblois and Eldridge
the Faerber cottage for the summer.
She and her daughter. Miss Marjorie
Oelrichs, who have been here a few
days, started for New York tonight
She said to-day that she was undecided
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TELLER COLLECTION, $2S,4se.
spodc Dinner Set Fetcbes $500 at
Andcrson's.

The Jane Teller collection. sold at
several sessions at the Anderson CAL
leres closing yesterday. brought s2S.4Ss.
Yesterdays receipts were s9,70S.
A rare Spode dinner set sold to
Charles o. Soden for 500; large Sher-
atom mahogany bookcase. dating about
1775. to Mrs. J.. G. Jamison for $3.50; six
curly maple side chairs to Mrs. W. IL.
Howe for $3.50; an Adam mahogany
elongated CONSOLE table to V. G. Sinlso-
witt for 500: an early mahogany high
boy. dating about no, TO Mrs. w. B.
Schcrnikow for 500; n maple highboy
dating from about tho same period 10
Howard Bayne for 500: n sheraton
bookcase to q. G. Comstnck FOR $40 and
an oak butterfly table to Mrs. Charles
Z. Snowden for SfG0.
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E N G. A G. E d

-BI.ANCHARD.-Mr Frederick c.
blanchard OF Essex Fels. N. I., formerly
OF East Orange, announces the engage
mcnt Of his daughter. Ruth Elizabeth
Blanchard TO Mr.. Ralph Waldo Chase OF
Farminrton, Conn. Owing 70 the recent
death ~ the bride-clecrs mother. n qnic.
wedding will DO held on June 1 IN New
York city.
CHONE,--GOLDBERG.- Mrs. Tina Goldberg
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter Julia 20 Mr.. Edward Cronc son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Crone. Reception AT
tho home Of her brother. 400 Riverside
Drive. Sunday. May 81. 10 o'clock.
LEAvY--RosENTHA1. David Reson-
thai, 1913 T.. s3d st. announces tho en-
ragement OF his daughter sadye. 10 Mr..
Max Leavy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Leavy "a y. Oath ST., New York city.
Reception Sunday, May 2i ipco. from :
10 4. NJ. az rs T. sSd 81
WoLFSHEfAahft- STRAUSS. Mr.. ahd Nrh
Emil Strauss. lp1 Weat 0Sth ST., announce
the cngaecnent ~ their da acghter. Caro-
lyn Nafiorc, 20 Mr. Sylvan lvolfsneiner,
cor &c Mrs. Sophie woifshsimcr. OF this
city
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Reliance, New Big
american Liner, in
Port on First Trip
Luxuriously Equipped Ship is
Greeted by Shrieking Of
Whistles.

Amid shrieklng whistles and dipping
Reliance, second largest OF American
vessels owned by private companies,
steamed up the bay yesterday with 4a5
passengers from Hamburg. Southhamp-
ton and Cherbourg.
The new vessel. which is of 10000
tons. Is the second new ship of the
United American Line. She is luxuri-
ousy equipped and designed for the
comfort of her passengers.
On her maiden trip TO this country
poor fuel oil taken on board at South
ampton on May held her speed down.
bit Capt. r. =. 5vsrgon. formerly COM
mAncer OF the Mount Clinton, was well
pleased with the manner in which the
ship conducted herself during an en-
counter with rough weather. The new
vessel docked at Pier Sc, at the foot of
West Forty-sixth street. Manhattan.
Col. w. B. Ryan. vicc-president and
foreign representative of the United
American Lines. returned with his fam
lily on board the ship. He said that the
American merchant marine should have
fast passenger ships equal in speed TO
any under foreign flags. The great
demand OF tranre tlantic passengers, he
said. Is for honey and comfortable
ships like the Reliance. He described
her as splendid beginning.
Prince Andre Poniatowski. accompa-
MED by his son, Prince Andre Marie
Poniatowsl1i. also arrived by the ship
Prince Andre Marie, a brother-in-law OF
Mr. w. Averell Hartman. head of the
United American Lines came TO this
country to learn the steamship business
from the ground. or water. UP.
Prince Poniatowski said that France
was not understood here In the stand
she had taken at Genoa. Her attitude
he said, was due to events abroad not
known In the United States. AID he
expressed regret that the people here
were not more enlightened as to the
real conditions in Europe.
Also on board the ship were Mrs
Francis A. Dugro. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
King. Mrs. Lilly Mundt Odcle. wife OF
the German Consul in st. Louis; Emil
+. Kircheim, superintendent Of ele Ham
burg-American Line. and Mrs. Kircheirn !;
Capt. Il. c. Tobey, vice-presidcnt IN
charge of operations of the United Amer
lean Lines; the Misses Margaret and
Helen Won Passavant. Rudolf Mann,
Peter Caspar Pleiss, Mrs. Francis Otto
Cromwell and William Neugas
La Bourdonnais OF the French Line
reached port yesterday from Havre.
Among those on board were Freeman
S Moon, American consular agent at
Cypress Island Miss Josephine Abbott
of Charlotte, n. c., an art student; Mrs
Eunice CoclSley of Los Angeles. George
Mountford and O party OF sixteen little
Sisters of the Poor of Brooklyn.
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PERCIVAL w. KENDALL
DIES IN HOME IN DEAL.
Well knoUn as Golfer and
Gentleman Farmer.

yesterday morning I'm his home In Deal
n. j.. by his wife. Death was caused
by heart disease. He was born in this
city forty-two years. ago and had made
his residence most OF his life in and neni
Deal. He was interested chiey in COLLINS
end in raising dairy products. lie owned
n farm, Meadow Brook. near Deal, tc
which he devoted much attention.
He was known among sportsmcn IN
the vicinity of Asbury Park as n golfer
Ho was a medalist in the tournament
held at Lakewood last Saturday and
held the course record at the Deal Coli
Club. of which he was a member. lie
had won many cups in golf play. He
leaves his wife, n son, Percival w. Ken.
dali. Jr.. and brother. Lyman Ken
dali of this city
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Antique FURNITURE ON VIEW

From homes in Albany and Buffalo
there have been sent 10 Silo's Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries many pieces of
antique and modern furniture for ex-
hibition and sale. Colonial and early
American mahogany pieces being a fea-
ture of the collection which Will be on
view tomorrow. There viii also be
included n private library with stand
ard sets in choice bindings.
The sale will take place next Wedncs'
day, Thursday and Friday.
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CHARLES +. sTANsBURy.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NORFOLK, May i3.--Charles L. Stans-
bury. aged 81, a writer. died to-day in
ST. Vincent's Hospital. He was an
editorial contributor for several years
to TUE New YORK SUN and at one time
was member of the editorial staff OF
the VirginidH Pilot OF Norfolk. In 1907
he was director OF publicity for the
jamestown Exposition. lie wrote sew
eral books. among them "The Barrister.'
and "Kittiwake OF the Great Kills"
Eie was unmarried. He leaves a
brother. William Stansbury. clerk Of the
Supreme Court of the District OF Co
lumbia, and a sister.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
ASKS $I5O,OOO FOR NAME
CARUSO ON MACARONI
Man Who Says He Got Sing
er's Enforcement Sues.

Marziale Sisca Of 1859 Madison ave.
nue., Italian newspaper publisher. flee
suit for s150,000 In the Supreme Cour
yesterday against the Atlantic Maca
roni Company OF 295 Vernon avenue
Long Island City, for procuring for the
company the Endorsement of the late
Enrico Caruso for brand OF macaron
20 bear his name.
The italian publisher alleges that In
August. 1917. he obtained the indorse-
ment on representation that the com
pany would pay him well. Thereafter. he
alleges. the company began to advertis,
certain of its product as the "Caruso''
brand of rnacaroni and since has reaped
great profits from It's sale. NO part OF
the s15o,0oo has been paid, he states
although demands We're made.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
IN MEMORIAM.

MAIiOSEY.--fn fond and loving n,emcry of
John j. Mahoney. died Nav 10, 1919. ~
Anniversary High Mass will be offered IN
Monday, NAV 49, at A. NJ, ~ Our LADY
OF Perpetual Help Church, J9th 81. and
9th av.. Brooklyn
AfcALEENAN.--In loving memory of Arthur
McAieenan. Jr.. died May rs. 1920. Ami
versary Mass ~ the Blessed Sacrament
Church. West lie; ST.. Monday. 3 c'rlock.
PRYOR-In loving memory Of Nancy Borden
Pryor. who entered into rest May, a., 1918.
Her daughter. L. 7. r. 1877
RoEsEN.-Tn memory OF my beloved tus.
who departed this life May "a. 1871.
Wife. Daughter and Sons.
VAN FpS.--rn sad and everlasting memory
of our beloved father. G.. j. Herman Van
Fps, entered into life eternal May II, 1919.
We miss ycu most who loved YOU best.
Daughters. ,.,r
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MISS EAToN's WEDDING.

Spcctrt Dispatch TO THE NEW York HEsALp
PLATNFiELD, y. j., May 13.--Dr. and
Mrs Charles Aubrey Eaton of Watching
~ j.. to-day issued Invitations to the
wedding OF their daughter, Miss Marion
Aubrey Eaton, and Mr. William Russell
Burweli. son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Chamberlain Burweli of Providence,
r. T.. and New York. at Mary f. Wilson
Memorial Chapel. Watching, Saturday
afternoon. June g. Mr.. Burwell Is a
Rhodes scholar from Brown University
and last year received the degree of
Ph. D. at Oxford. He Is now assistant
professor of mathematics at the Univer-
sity OF Tennessee.
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MISS FAwCETT ENGAGED.

Mrs. Francis II. Fawce.t OF t4o wads-
worth avenue. Washington Heights. an
nounced yesterday the engagement of
her eldest daughter. Miss Genevieye
Anne Fawcett. TO Mr.. Theodore Frank
lyn Rudell. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
+. Rudell OF this city. Miss Fawcett
was educated at the Holy Child Con-
vent. Mr.. Rudell was graduated from
Yale In 1918.
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OBTAIN LICENSE TO WED.
Mr.. Aymar Cater to Marry Miss
sarah T.. Payne on May ~.

Miss Sarah Louisa Payne. daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Leicester Payne and Mr.
Aymar Cater. whose engagement was
announced a year ago. obtained license
yesterday at the Municipal Building and
their marriage will take place May 27
in st. Thomas's Church. Miss Payne
ard her mother formerly lived in Mont
clair. NJ J.. but the past winter they
spent in Bermuda.
Mr.. Cater Is the son of Mrs. Arthur
Avmar Cater of this city and Greenwich.
Conn. and he Is nephew of Mrs
Bradish Johnson Carroll of New York
and Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
KIT KAT CLUB ART SHOW.

Tho Kit Kat Club announces an ex-
hibition OF block prints. etchings and
thumb box sketches at the club rooms,
IL East Fourteenth street. May 90, 22
and %. There will be a reception and
private view Saturday evening, May 20,
for members and friends OF the club.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
B l R T H S.

HERzOG.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terzog (nes
Sylvia Kaschowitz) announce the birth OF
daughter. May II, 1922, NJ the New
York Nursery and Chlid's Hospital.
sCIfATTAfAN. MIR. and Mrs Sam G. Schatt-
man (nee Helen Peters, OF Far Eockaway
announce the birth OF son May TO- 1922.
ut Dr. Brunor's sanitarium.
STAIIr,--A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs
Joseph l. Stnhl Of Monticello. n. s., on
May 9. ut the Calcdonian Hospital.
nrookiyn
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JACOB T.. ODELL.

Jacob II. Odeli. aged 81. a merchan;
who was prominent in Democratic pol
tiles In Westchester county. died Of
pneumonia yesterday IN his home. 167
Union avenue, Peekskill. lie was born
in Peekskill lie had contested for re-
ceiver OF taxes and other offices In
peekskill He belonged 20 tho Elks,
odd Fellows and Exempt Firemen.
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SIR WALTER RALEIGH.

OXFORD. England. May 13.---Sir Waiter
Raleigh. 81, professor Of English iItera-
ture ut oxford since 1904. died I'm his
home here to-day Before accepting the
oxford professorship he was professor %
modern literature at University College.
Liverpool. and Of English literature ut
Glasgow University and was tho author
OF numerous volumes. essays ana articles
on literary suhteota
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u N V E L / N G. S

HAN )tAN.--Unveiling OF monument 10 the
iats Helen Iiandman TO he held At !. L nioa
Fields Cemetery. Section 6. Plot fS.7, SUR
day. May 81. ct 7. ~. In caselcf rain
postponed until June is. fgf
Notwithstanding stone OF RcSinr Mop
(nee Hahn. Sunday. May n. at, Modu.
Pleasant Cemetery. Temple lartel OF New
Rochelle section. at a.1j NJ. daylight
saving time. Train leaves Grand Central
Terminal at f:i3 r. NJ. Eastern standard
time. for Mount Pleasant.
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M A R RAG ES
WARENDoEFF-KAUF THURSDAY
May IL. 1922. by Rev. DIR. Creenfield.
ANNIVERSARIES

and Mrs. Lewis Aaep,
ander Of 76l ST. Nicholas av. ANNOUNCES
tneir fiftieth wedding anniversary on Gse>S
dsy, May II. Reception after s. NJ,
CARDS.
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Mr.. and Mrs George q. Post, Jr., gave
a dinner last night at Pierre's.
Mrs. Harry Hays Morgan CALLED yes
terday on the transport Somnie 10 join
her husband in Brussels.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twomhly Is en-
tertaining a large party of guests at
! Florham. IN Convent, n. j.. over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Kid7er, 6 East
Eighty-second street, will give dinner
tomorrow night.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry has re-
turned to Washington after a few days
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Norice have
gone TO Gray Cottage. their summer
home in the Shinnecock Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ " Hoffman
will so to Tuxedo Park to--norrow for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Y. Bliss, Jr.
have gone to their house at Westbury.
/. !.
Mr.. and Mrs Cary I. Huschicson. who
returned last week from their wedding
| trip, are visiting Prof. Michael Pupin
IN Norfolk. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferris Simmons.
who sailed last Wednesday on the
France. will pass the summer motoring
In England, France and Holland.
A.. yeI.. utbo
we're at the Vanderbilt for part OF the
winter. sailed yesterday on the Caronia
and will go to their home 10 Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Meyer, who
have gone TO their country place. Shore
Acre. in Bayside, l.. l., will give q
luncheon there to-day.
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt I'd and
the Misses Muriel and Consuelo Wander
bilt who have been at their place in
Jericho, l.. l., will return tonight
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Olyphant will
| give a dinner at the Colony Club, May
| is, for Miss Mary Barlow Polhemus and
Mr.. Murray Olyphant who viii be mar
ried June 6 in st. Bartholonew's Church.
M II.
avenue, gave a dinner last night for Mr..
| and Mrs. Ralph M. Johnson, who re-
| turned recently from six months trip
in China and Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. McMurtry,
who passed the winter in Egypt and
F, Italy, will live at 635 Park avenue. Their
| former home at S12 Fifth avenue has
been purchased by Mr. Charles I.
Mathews.
Major-General Charles f. Roe, who
was recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia. suffered relapse ara rs con-
fined to his home, 35 East Ghirty-sev-
enth street. His condition is now slightly
ifEpeoved.
WASHINGTON.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Work entertained company at dinner
last night.
The Ambassador of Argentina and
Nine lie Breton were the guests or
honor yesterday at n luncheon dinner by
Mrs. Henry II. Dimock.
Nine. Panaretoff. wife of the Bull
! garlau Minister gavcv q reception yes
| tcrday fer DR.. Mary Mills Patrick, pres
/ ident or the Constantiroplc Women's
| College, who is her guest for few
days.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coolidge OF Bos-
| ton arrived In Washington yesterday
for the week end IS guests OF the Third
! Assistant Secretary of state and Mrs.
| Bliss.
Miss Emma Lansing md Miss Kate
Lansing have arrived in Washington
| from their home in Watertown, N. Y,
and will spend a month at the Grafton.
New York arrivals a. tbs Willard in
clude Sidney Morse, Mrs. 10. Florence
Rice, Louis J. Schumann. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. u. Miller. a. c. Bedford. r. r. Ward,
Mrs. c. c. Conant Mrs. Frank w. Green.
Thomas II. Keen. Henry r. Earle and
O. H. Montague.
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as to whether she would open business
esta blishment here this summer.
Mr.. Henry f. Eldridge retu to
New York after being here a week.
Mr.. and Mrs.Williams Burden are at
the Laforge cottage while inspecting
their place. which they will occupy with
her mother. Mrs. Luther kountze.
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LOST AND FOUND
Jewciry.

LCST-On front aisle scat the Loncacrc
Theater Thursday evening, lace bag, with
opera glasses and vanity case. Return {,
~ East 65th.
LOSr-Vicinity 9th IT. and 5th av., Brooklyn,
Tuesday night diamond soiitairc, 3 stone
diamond ring and sunburst OF diamonds
Reward. Phone South 36G-H.
LOSr-Friday afternoon. bar pin, pearls
diamonds. lapis lazuli; possibly Blooming
daie's. Madison Lexington ay. cars: re
ward. 100 East Beth st.
LOS'r-Thursday night. flligree diamond hair
pin on I'D ST., between Madison ard 9Th
aves. Liberal reward to finder. Room 1902.
go Broadway
LOST-Diamond in paper wrapping. size 1
karat 80 pts. liberal reward. Phone Miss
LOMBARDt. Canal SIPS.
lOS'r--Diamond pearl barpln; reward. MAC
KENZIE, 30 Cathedral Parkway. Academy
ons2.
Losr-rhursday afternoon. corner icoth St.
Amsterdam av., lady's gold watch; re-
ward. Apt 30. 90 Molnlngslde Drive.
LoST--Antiuue earring. broadway and 1i6th
ct; reward. Morningside 3sS3.
$50 REWARD
for return OF Imitation Pearl Necklace with
Market ST. and Board Walk. Long Beach. A.
II. LEE co. Inc. - William 81.
$500 REwARL
for return Of diamond and ssv,tire bow
knot pin. lost May g. at or between Selwyn
Theater aud West 4ed 1T. ferry. A. :. 3EN-
NETT. - William ct. Broad 1884.
500 reward return OF two diamond rings
kara. blue white. platinum setting.
initiated wv. r. u. 70 J.. r.. j.. May. iaoo.'
MONDAY. Bensonhurst. BURREI1., 461 55d.
Erockyn.
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D I E D

y Aadersor. L. A. Kirkland, Luest
Ballin. Rudolf Koons. Olivia h.
Beechinor. Eliza Macaulsy Maracafel
Bracco. Farriette c. McGare ThoruAs n
Church. Charles e. Rjcha rds. Blarsehs.
De Wnd carei i. l.. Schwsb, Bertha I
Henninger, Barbara Thomas Inay
jacobson. william Thompson. IL. r..
kendaN. Percival ". Van Pelt, Madeleine
Kiesling. Mildred NJ vilaoe. Anna A.
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Cats. Dogs &c.

LOS1'-Hed Chow dog. 50th St. 18th av
Brooklyn Friday about noon: liberal re-
ward 81 returned. no questions asked, Cal
ALFRED POpPER. zoos 18th av. Brooklyn
Phone Bensonhurst i0as-J
LOsT-Boston brindlo bull. male. two from
teeth missing; little boy brokcn-hearted: re.
ward. las Park sv.. East Orange, ~. J.
Phone Orange S23I-W.
LOSr-Boston bull. answers TO name OF
''Elshbalf'; liberal reward. iJ6 w. 56th
Circle $50.
LosT--Alredale. May =. vicinity Manhattan
Beach, sore right flank: scar right hind
leg. SHIVELL. couey Island 3ot2.
LOsT-Police dog on Saturday morning; re.
ward 4i7 Park av.. telephone Plaza 3ssG.
LosT-Puppy, black and white. sunday
Right. esd: reward. Johnson. 157 l.. 72d.
so REWARD for the return OF pct monkey.
ENGsTROM, 1856 w. I5tf ". Columbus $50.
Found.
TOrND-F1at bottom eboat. name on bow.
Normal. adrlft off Ions dock, Jamaica
Bay, near Old Mil. Finder. ". c. PEP
PERS, 2JTo Atlantic ay.. Brooklyn.
FoUND--Four rings. May .. INQUIRE. write
WILLIAM LESTER, Q II. 1921. basement.
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In Memorisn,

In Memorism. -
Mahoney. John J. Roesen. Oscar
Mc-Aieensn. Arthur Van Eps. Herman
Pryor, Nancy Il.
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Wearing Appare,.

IOST-Thrce- skin mink scarf. vicinity Grand
Central station. across fod ST. reward.
Phone Vanderbilt sSs4.
LCST-Sabie ncckpiccc. Vanderbilt Theater.
street, MAY 10. reward. Circle f0t7.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Meyer, who
have gone TO their country place. Shore
Acre. in Bayside, l.. l., viii give a
luncheon there to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mrs William *. Vanderbilt I'd and
the Misses Muriel and Consueio Wander
bilt, who have been at their place in
Jericho, l.. l., will return tonight.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. George &. Post, Jr., gave
a dinner last night at Pierres.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcvickar. who
we're at the Vanderbilt for part of the
winter. sailed yesterday on the Caronia
and will go TO their home 10 Paris.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

ASDERSON.--On Friday. May IL. at 81
residence. 200 W. 12Sth ST., Elizabeth 4
wifo of Daniel A. Anderson. in her -
year. Funeral services Calvary Methqti
Episcopal Church. 129th 81. and TIN D,
Monday. May Is. at 8 p. NJ. kindly On
flowers
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McCAHE.-On May H. 1922, tho Rev.
Thomas +. McGare, late permanent rector
u st. Peters Church. Hav.rstrae. y. Y.
Solemn Eequiem Mass at II O'Clock Mon
day. May T.. at ST. Peters church. Havcf-
straw. n. y. Office OF the Dead Sunday
at . T. NJ. In,erment ST. Peter.s Gene
"a
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferris Simmons.
who sailed last Wednesday on the
France will pass the summer motoring
In England, France and Holland.
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Olyphant will
give a dinner at the Colony Club. May
is, for Miss Mary Barlow Polhemus and
Mr.. Murray Olyphant, who viii be mar
ried June in st. Bartholomew's Church.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Davis, 9s3 Park
avenue, gave dinner last niEht Tor Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph M. Johnson, who re-
turned recently from a six months trip
in China and Japan.
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Mne. Panaretoff. wife of the Bull
garlau Minister, gavev q reception yes
terday fer DR.. Mary Mills Patrick, pres
ident ot the Constantiropic Women's
College. who is her guest for few
days.
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New York arrivals AZ tbs Willard in
clude Sidney Morse, Mrs. IL. Florence
Rice. Louis J. Schumann. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. u. Miller, A. c. Bedford. +. 70. Ward
Mrs. c. c. Conant Mrs. Frank W. Green.
Thomas II. Keen, Henry r. Earle and
O. IL Montague.
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Miss Emma Lansing and Miss Kate
Lansing have arrived in Washington
from their home in WATERFOWL. N. y,
and Will spend a month at the Grafton.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mrs. Harry Hays Morgan called yes
terday on the transport Somme 20 join
her husband in Brussels.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr. and Mrs Harold Coolidge OF Bos
ton arrived IN Washington yesterda!
for the week end as guests OF the Thiro
Assistant Secretary of state and MRS
Bliss.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly Is en-
tertaining large party of guests at
Florham. In Convent, n. j., over Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Norice have
gone 10 Gray Cottage. their summer
home in the Shinnecock Hills.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary I. Huschirson. who
returned last week from their wedding
trip. are visiting Prof. Michael Pupin
IN Norfolk. Conn.