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The New York herald., 1922-04-21
$4,000 for Poor by
HOfn,ann Recital
.at Whitney Home
Mrs. Vanderbilt Among Those
in Audience-Girls Of So
ciety Act as ushers.

A piano recital by josef Hofmann that
c.ation FOR Improving the Condition of
the Poor was given yesterday afternoon
in the Louis XVI ballroom of the house
OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney,
that filed the room. AS Mr.. Hofmann
donated his services the entire receipts
will go TO the work of the association
There also were in addition several pri-
vate contributions.
Mr. Hofmann's numbers included the
Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise.
Nocturne in r sharp Major. valse in y
fat Major and Polonaise II. A Major
by Chopin He also played Liszt's
"Loreley,' valse lmpromptu and Rhap-
sodie No. H.
Misses Barbara and Joan Whitney,
Shiela Burden, Adele Sloane Hammond.
Kate de Forest Prentice and Barbara
Murray We're ushers. The concert com
mttee included Mrs. Courtlandt DixoE
Barnes, Mrs. Cornelius y. Bliss. Jr.. Mrs
August Belmont. Miss Ruth Vanderbilt
Twombly. Mrs. z. Henry Hartman. Miss
Fanny Cottenet. Mrs. Harold /. Pratt
Miss Ruth Morgan and Mrs. John H.
Prentice. all OF whom were in the audi
ence, as also We're Mrs Vanderbilt
Mines. w. A. NJ. Burden. Charles
Alexander McCoskry Butt John Henry
Hammond. Clarence l.. Hay. +. Worth
ington Hine. w. B. Osgood Field. Percy
Hudson, Marshall Field Franklin Lord
John G. Miiburn. Jr., James j. Porter
DANIEL Guggenhem, George T. Kemp
William p. Douglas and Percy Rookie
feller and Miss Ali,e A. DeLamar.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
JOS. EASTMAN'S ESTATE
VALUED AT 2,50S, ,705
To Be Shared by Children in
Equal Portions.

An appraisal Of the estate Of Joseph
Eastman. who died In hts home, Fast
Sevontieth street. December 2s. 1890.
was filed Yesterday ~ tho New York
state Tax Commission. II shows gross
estate ~ s2.650.74c and net estate
af 8e.E0S,105 Miss Lucy Putnam East
man. Mrs Anna Eastman Wighan.
Thomas G. Eastman and Norman r.
Eastman. daughters and sons share the
estate tn equal portions. II consists
principally Of stocks and bonds, which
were appraised IN the amount of s2.i24,-
S32. real estate, including the family
home. S245.0o0 cash on deposit. s224,-
762 notes and claims, s55,2ss. and mis-
cellaneous. including stock of liquors,
s56,1a5.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
Marshal Joffre
Guest at Dinner
in White House
Concert Follows With Miss
Rubinstein and Mario Cham
lee the Artists.
-peeial Dispatch q Trm NEW Yonr HnaALD-
New York Herald Bureau.
Mashin.tnn. ID. G.. Anril 20.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. G., April 20.
The President and Mrs. Harding en-
tertained at the White House tonight
in honor of Joseph Joffre. Marshal OF
France. and Nine. Joffre. the dinner
crowning busy day.
Although Marshal and Nine. Joffre's
visit to this country is unofficial. there
was distinctly official cast to the
company Invited to meet them. The
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand were present with the Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Hughes. the Secretary
OF War and Mrs. Weeks. and the Sec
retary Of the Navy and Mrs. DENLY TO
represent the Cabinet. Nile. Germaine
Lczes, daughter of Nine. Joffre by Il
former marriage. was likewise among
the guests.
The guests assembled i'm the East
Room. where the President and Mrs.
Harding joined them, and after dinner
they returned to the large apartment
for a concert given by Miss Erna Ru-
binstein. violinist. and Mario Chamee.
tenor. with Joseph Benime and Connell
OC. Quirke as accompanies. For the
concert the company was augmented as
is the custom at White House dinners.
by few other guests.
The guests at the dinner. besides
those already mentioned. were Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. Senator and Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth, Jr.: Repre-
sentative and Mrs. julius Kahn. Rep
resentative Stephen G. Porter, Gen.
Perahiug. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Robert II. Coontz, Major-Gen. and Mrs.
James G. Harbord. Major-Gen and
Mrs John A. Ia Jeune. Col George A..
L., Dumont military attache French
Embassy and Mime. Dumont; Lieut.
Col Lucien Issally. aid de camp of
Marshal Joffre: Capt. de Vaisseau.
Capt. Jean +. J. f. Rigal. naval at
tache of the French Embassy: Major
Andre Charles Marie. Davey. aid de
camp OF Marshal Joffre: Major l..
Dubreuil. assistant military attache of
the French Embassy; Capt DR.. A. Fl.
Mallein. aid de camp of Marshal
Joffre: Mr. and Mrs. Henry White; the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. De-
land Harrison; the Assistant Secretary
of War and Mrs. Wainwright: Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.; the Third AS
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bliss
Earlier in the day Marshal and Nine
Joffre. accompanied by the French Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand, had Wis
ited Mount Vernon as the guests of the
daughters of the American Revolution.
taking part in the daughters annual
exercises in memory of George Wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. April 20.--Mr.
L. p. Sperry of Hampstead. L. l.. ar
rived by airplane from Washington and
Is at the Traymore. He made the trip
here in an hour and half. Former
Gov. Dunno OF Iowa also is there.
Arrivals from New York at the ho-
tells include
Traymore-~Mr. and Mrs. q. T.. Ahrens
and the Misses Helen and Adele Ahrens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barnes. Jr, Mr..
James J. Donovan. Brooklyn.
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mr. and Mrs.
William 4. Porter. Brooklyn Mr.. George
y. Nelson. Mrs Archie Brown and Miss
Brown. Mrs. George T.. Rowcll. Miss S.
B. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. SHELTON
and q. T.. Skelton, Elmhurst.
Dennis--Mr. Arthur William Barber,
Mr.. Campbell Scott. MIR. Charles ".
Morse. Mrs. William J. Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. William +. Odcrwald.
Strand---The Revs. Charles l.. Gibney.
James a. Smith, James r. Cox and Wal
ter A. ker7sin
Ritz z-Carlton---Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hill-
son. Mrs. J. IL. Ritter. Mrs. W. T.. Foster
and Mrs l.. A. Wilson.
Ambassador-Mrs. T. J. Buckley and
Miss Buckley.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
TO BURY DR.. RICHARDSON
AND HIS WIFE TODAY
Joint Services for Aged Pneu-
monia Victims.

Joint funeral services will be held to-
day for Or. George w. Richardson and
his wife, Laura /. T. Richardson, who
died of pneumonia within twenty-four
hours of each other in their home at
$50 West Eighty-second street. Burial
will be In Cypress Hills Cemetery
Or. Richardson, aged II. was well
known homeopathic physician and for
merry was president OF the American
Association Of Homeopathists. He was
born In Vermont and was graduated
from the New York Homeopathic Col
lege In 1873. He had always practiced
in New York. His death occurred
Wednesday after an ilincss OF six days.
Mrs Richardson. who had been III for
five days. died Tuesday. She was 50
years old and was native Of Brooklyn,
the daughter OF DIR. Joseph Russell
Thomas. She and Dr. Richardson were
married In 1881. A son. George W.
Richardson, Jr., survives them.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
DANCE At HUTTON HOME.

Nfr. and Mrs. Edward r. Hutton gave
a dance last night AT their home. 2
East Ninety-second street. for nr. and
Mrs. George b. wagstaff Among their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. j. Henry
Alexandra. Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher p
Smithers. Miss Mary Brown warburton,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Drexei B;ddie, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloane. Mr. and
Mrs. Jorge Andre. Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
S. Shonnard. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay r. Car
lis.ue, Jr., and Mrs. David wagstaff, DR.
end Mrs Samuel Milbank. Mr.. and Mrs
knson l.. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Nvagstaff and Mr.. Alfred wagstaff.
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son GETS HALLIwELL FUND.

Application yesterday In Surrogates
Court for a judicial settlement or the
estate of Charles u. flaIliwel. first vico.
president 81 the American Tobacco Corn
pauy. who died May 6, 1907 disclosed
that his son, Walter s. Halliwell ~
Lakeville, Conn. having attained ihe
age of 55. becomes entitled TO the trus;
fund set up under the terms " hls
fathers viii. He has until now been re-
ceiving $4,000 a year. with the eNcep-
tion Of sl5o.0o0 10 securities, withdrawn
from the principal OF the trust. the Lin
coin Trust Company, as trustee, will re-
tain the fund for investment purposes.
other beneficiarles OF the estate were
the widow Mrs. Ruth Alice Halliwell.
who IL now Mrs. Ruth Alice Van Syke,
and Mrs. Mabel II. Duell, who Inherited
one-half the entire estate
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
DANIEL BARNES DEAD AT SO.

Daniel Barnes aged So. o. a Scher-
merhorn street. Brooklyn. formerly
president OF the Seamen's Bank for
savings. a Wall street died of heart
9isease Yesterday in his home. He was
porn ~ New Haven. son of Daniel and
corneila Barnes. He became a member
or the firm of Richard p. Buck & ca
one of the oldest ship firms in this
CITY. He had been president of the Sea-
mems Bank since 1906. lie was also a
director of the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank
MI Barnes was regent OF the Long
Island College Hospital and chairman
OF the board OF financ. of that institu-
uon. He had lived in Brooklyn for fifty
years In the house in which he died.
He was a great grandson of Roger
sherman. He was unmarried.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
NEAR EAST COLLEGES
GET GIFT OF $500, 900
Rockefeller Fund Approves
Work in Turkey and Syria.

A gift of $9eo.0Oo from the Laura
Spelman Rockefeller Memorial was am
nounced yesterday as the opening
feature of million Dollar Emergency
Fund for Near East Colleges sought
by the trustees of Robert College of
Constantinople, the American Univer-
sity of Beirut. Syria. and the Constan-
tinople Womans College. The gift car
ries with IL the Endorsement of the
work of the colleges by the officers
OF the Rockefeller fund. who have
investigated the records of the insti-
tutions.
Announcement OF this contribution.
which is conditioned on the raising of
the remainder Of the 100000. was made
by Albert w. Staub. executive secre-
tary OF the campaign committee which
Is headed by William VI. Kingsley and
includes Cleveland II. Dodge. Harold
Ames Hatch. Alfred f.. Marliug. George
a. Plimpton and William Sloane.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
NRs. JULIA AGNES CoLLENDER.

Mrs. Julia Agnes Collender. widow Of
Hugh Collender. died yesterday in, Ven
ice, Italy. She was in her eighties and
mad been In i'll health for some time
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Grace
Braida OF Venice, with whom she was
living, and Mrs. Agnes c. Benish of
Stamford. Conn. Another daughter
Mrs. Estelle Marotta, died last month in
Naples.
Mrs. Collender was the daughter OF
Michael Phelan and she was a native
of this city. Her father was in the
billiard table business with Hugh Col
lender, whom she afterward married
Later this concern became the Bruins
wick alke-Collender Company. Mr..
Collender died in 1890. For the last
seventeen years Mrs. CoIlender had been
living abroad
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
BRoNsoN-vAN wyCiS.

The marriage OF Miss Helen Grace
Van Wyck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Hawley Van Wyck. TO Mr.. Fred
eric p. Bronson OF this city took place
yesterday at the home of her parents In
Great Neck. l.. l. Miss Enid Rilxer and
Miss Fredericka Rafferty, were the only
bridal attendants and Mr. Tyler Bron-
son served as his brothers. best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Aquila Giles,
la Fayette Page and Robert L. Craw-
ford Sd. The ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Kirkland Huske, was
followed by a reception. After motor
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson will live at
6l5 Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
DINNER ron MISS BULL.

Mrs. Irwin A. Powell gave i dinner
last night al her home. 10 East Ninety
sixth street. for Miss Helen Bull and
Mr. Henry r.. Richardson who are
10 be married next Monday in Grace
Church, After dinner Mrs. Powell took
her guests to the Winter Garden to
sec Something Snappy" and later to
The Pump for dance and supper Among
The guests we're MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Clucas. Misses Katharine Bliss. Mar
guerite Doubleday, Helen Johnson.
Katharine Van Ingen and Margaret
wallace Messrs. Taylor Guernsey, Jr.,
Charles -. Halsey, Jr.. Theodore Dona-
van. q. Faber Downey. Jr., Herman
Boxer. William s. Gray, Jr.. and W.
Trumbull Thomas
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
Thousand Dance
at Sunrise Ball
to Aid Needy Men
Brilliant Lighting Effects One
of the Features Of Enter
tainment at Ambassador.

With a breakfast ia prospect at sun
rise. the Sunrise ball at the Ambassador
Eotel last night for the benefit or the
Help Men 10 Help Themselves move
ment attracted more than 1900 persons.
The Louis XIV. ballroom and the French
salon presented q brilliant appearance
with hundreds OF festooned lights and
spotlights OF various hues which were
I.ll ped on the dancers. In fact, the
lighting effects were one of the most
novel features of the ball. Another
novelty was a crystal gazer who told
the past. present and future OF most of
those present There was continuous
music furnished by three orchestras.
Preceding the ball several large dinner
parties were given at the Ambassador.
Among those who entertained were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Jr.,
Mrs. John Sanford. DR.. and Mrs. George
Draper. Mrs. Frank Bishop Mrs Regi-
nald Lewis. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Fish
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farwell. Lord AM
Lady Campbell AR. and Mrs. Bradish
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Williams Bur-
den. Mrs Mnturn Fnchot. Mr.. ana
Mrs. a. Perry Osborn, Mr. and Mrs.
Juan Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. Darragh
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roscoe
Mathews. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett An
drews. Mrs Mary Mathcr. Prof and
Airs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Miss Anna
Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Gardner.
Several debutantes who were members
OF the junior committee were the guests
at dinner of Miss Wanden Mathews.
Many of those who attended the din
ner 10 Lady Astor given under the
auspices OF the English Speaking Union
later went 10 the Sunrise Ball. Among
those present were Mrs. Newbold lie
Roy Edgar chairman of the honorary
committee; Mrs, Henry Fairfield Os-
born, Mrs. John Henry Hammond. Mrs
edward Roscoe Mathews Mrs Kermit
Roosevelt, Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett Andrews, Mrs John
-\spegren. Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss, Jr,
Mrs. Sumner Gerard. Mrs. Edwin Gould
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs. Edward F. Hut
ton. Mrs. Herman ID. Kountze. Mrs.
Mary Mather, Mrs. James Robert Nc
kee. Mrs. James Lowell Putnam. Mrs
Philip Rhinelander I'd. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, Mrs. Frederick w. Wander
bilt. Princess Cantacuzene-S -Speransky,
Mrs. Frank S. Witnerbee. Prince Bibes-
o. Rumanian Minister to the United
States, and Mrs. S. W. Straus
Among those OF the younger set
present were the Misses Mary Ander-
son. Alice Lee Beadeston. Barbara
Brokaw. Mary Bryan. Harriette Camac
Nary Van Rensselaer, Cogswell Diana
Dalziel. Elizabeth Lee Dodge Elizabeth
kountze. Wanden Mathews and Messrs
Samuel Emilio Piza, chairman of the
floor committee; J. Henry Alexandra
James c. Auchincloss, Lawrence But
ler Francis Burial Hoffman, Jr.. Rob-
ert T. Mckee, Henry Fairfield Osborn
.jr.. a. Perry Osborn Gibson Paine,
Bernon S. Prentice, William Rhine
lander Stewart, Jr.. and w. S. Van
Rensselaer,.
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Cats. Dogs &c.
M A r r | A G E S

-ORH-HfDE.-On Thnraday. April 20. IL
the Church of Tho Incarnation, bv the
rev Philemon Sturgis. assisted hy The
Rev Or. Percy Silver. Elizabeth Ten
Brock Hyde, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
A. Fillmore Hyde. TO Richard Henderson
Cobb.
On Thursday. April 20.
1922, at the home Of tho brides parents
a0s West Sist st., by the Rev. Dr. Henry
Fvertson Cobb Eleanor Gardner. daugh-
ter of Air and Mrs. Lee Woodruff Groves.
10 Charles jacques Hcrold
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
MURPHY--BRowN.

Miss Margaret Louise Brown. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
~ own Of 81 Washington avenue, Gar
don City, was married yesterday to Mr..
Edwin Serre Murphy of Pelham. y. ".
IL st. Josephs Church, Garden City. by
the Rev. Eugene Macdonald of Cathe-
dral College, New York. Mr.. Brown Is
personal representative for Walker
Whiteside.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
HANwAY-SHRIyER.

Miss Ruth, III. Shriver laughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T., Shriver of 81
East Fifty-eighth street. was married to
Mr.. William A. Hanway. sor &C Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanway of Pelham Manor
n. Y. yesterday afternoon In st. James's
Church. Madison avenue and Seventy
rst street. The Rev. Frank WarfieId
Crowder, rector Of the church. performed
the ceremony. which was followed By
!; reception at the Hotel Gotram. Miss
Shriver was attended by the Misses Eliz-
:,beth Rice, Florence Brush, Edith Fiet-
her and Jane Brewer. NJ. Howard
Hanway was oest man.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK,


Mrs. William G. Rockefeller will give
tonight a dinner at the Plaza,
Mrs. j. Fred Pierson has returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr. William skinner viii sail for Eu
rope in July and join his sister. Miss
Belle Skinner, in France.
Mr.. Angler B. Duke WI; give dance
tonight at his home. East Eighty
ninth street.
DIR. and AIRS. John p. Hartweil. =
East sixty-third street. viii give re-
ception with music this afternoon for
Mr. Felix Salmonds OF London.
MIR. and Mrs. George f. Baker. Jr..
will open their house in Glen Cove. L.
l., early next month.
Mr. and Mrs j. Searle Barclay, who
have just arrived from Paris, are oc-
cupying an apartment at the Wander
blt.
Mr.. Delaney Nicoll will entertain
twenty of his men frienGs to- night al
dinner at his home. % East Thirty y-ninth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott Rokenbaugh
have returned to the Gotham from
Charleston. S. G. They will go to their
place in Bayshore, J.. l., the middle OF
next month
Mrs. Reginald Townsend gave a
luncheon yesterday at Sherry's. Her
guests were Mines. Clermont Rarne-
well, John Munroe. Henry 3. n. Rip
ley, Thomas Emery. Thomas knight
Finletter, Harold Landon and Leslie
Deyereux, also Misses Sylvia Holt and
Justine Townsend.
Mrs. Alfonso r. Villa gave a lunch
con yesterday at Pierre's. Her guests
were Mines. Walter p. Anderton. J.
Gibson Maupin, Robert y. Minis. Lyt-
tleton Fox. Morton l.. Schwartz. Will
ard s. Brown. Frederick II. Osborn. and
Harrie T. Lindeberg.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
RuIz SALE BRINGS sI7.a4s.

~ yesterdays session or the Luis
Ruiz sale. held at the Anderson Cal
leries. Mrs. VI. Du Page purchased a
five panel religious painting of tho
fifteenth century for SIS. She also
bought red velvet ecclesiastical hang
ing OF the sixteenth century for s56o
The two sessions of the sale have netted
si7.3i6. yesterdays total being sil.7Sl.
The auction continues this afternoon.
w II. Hearst bought two Spanish
doors of the thirteenth century for
1900 and 5000: also third door OF the
sixteenth century for S22S
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PA YSON-PARKER.

Miss Eleanor Parker. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Willard Parker of 1913 East
Thirty-sixth street, and MIR. Lawrence
George Payson. son of Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Payson of Englewood, n. j.,
were married yesterday afternoon in
the Church of the Epiphany. Lexington
avenue and Thrty-fifth street. by the
Rev. William 7. Crocker. rector of the
church. and the Rev. DR.. John Lewis
Of Waterbury. Conn. Mrs. Birne Clark
acrved as matron OF honor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
ORIGINAL SUNNY JIM DIES.
James, kimbalI Hooper. Chicago
Grain Merchant, Reached 10.

Specidi Dispatch to THE NEW York HEsALp
CHICAGO. April 90. - James Kimball
Hooper. aged TO- grain merchant and
former president of the Chicago Board
OF Trade, died to-day. He retired In
1915. He was known as sunny Jim"
the trade name which he took for a
brand of oats put out by his corncern.
the Hooper Grain Company.
Mr.. Hooper is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Mary Milliken Hooper. and two
daughters
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
r. w. CHURCHILL TO WED.

Thomas w. Churchill. former president
OF the Board OF Education. and Mrs.
Sarah Francisco Walsh, a widow OF
1866 Park avenue. Brooklyn. whose on.
gagement was announced recently yes
terday obtained a marriage license. lie
IL sg lives at 56l West i65th street and
IL widower. Mrs. Walsh IL the
danphter OF Thomas Fnrrell GaffneY.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
SOCIAL NOTES.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Holland Duell.
who have been At the RItz-Carlton Ho-
tei for the winter. left yesterday for
Hot Springs, Wa.
Mrs. George Lcary entertained four
teen guests at luncheon yesterday af-
ternoon at her home, 1863 Fifth avenue.
Her son, Mr.. George Leary. Jr, left
Yesterday for short sojourn at White
sulphur Springs.
Mai Gen. George Q. sauier OF WASH
lngton is at the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
HEROLD-GROvEs.

Miss Eleanor Gardner Groves. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woodruff
Groves. was married to Mr.. Charles
Jacques Herold yesterday at the home
Of her parents, 30s West Eighty-first
street, by the Rev. DIR. Henry Evertson
cobb.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
LOST AND FOUND.
JeweIry.

LoST-Wednesday noon. one flexible plat
mum onyx and diamond bracelet, either at
and the hotel; suitable reward to The finder
Notify Miss STELLA wAGEMAN, 400 West
End av Tel SCHUYLER 5617.
LOST-Pearl heart. with diamonds in center,
between 55th and 42d sts., on Thursday
morning; reward Return 10 KINGORr
GALLERIES. 66s 18th av.
LoST-Tuesday night. ballroom Hotel Com
modore, black velvet teweed neckba nd
reward. WALKER, Gregorian Hotel. Fitz-
LOST--Diamond and platinum circle brooch.
Midnight Club. Hotel Ambassador. wednes-
Mrs cHEsTER NoRToS sT eisShn Lesinstan anksS sS
LOsT-Pearl cross. Is stones. CIaridge Hotel
10 44th ST., on eth av. subway to Penn
Hotel. Tuesday, about midnight; liberal re-
ward. Northern av. Apt. sd.
LOST-Blue iocket on chain. Patterson car.
yoUGHT. $50 East 1slst st.
LOST-Gold wrist watch, between Grand
Central Station or shuttle. subway. Tele-
I.osT-Lady.s diamond pin; 4eth s.. 7th av-,
subway. 59th IT. Reward. LA REGIS,
1i'2 18th av. Circle oos2.
500 REWARD for platinum oval bar pin
larger diamond IN center and small sapphire
at each end. lost April 1s. between West s4th
81. and 5ist 81. JOSEPH RICHARDS CO..
East 10th 81.
For return of bar pin. containing sapphires
and IL diamonds, lost April 1s between
Jamaica and East 10Th ST.. or In taxi A
G. BENNETT. IL William 81. Phone 27gi
Broad.
800 REWARD
for return OF platinum diamond barpin lost
April Is at or between Penn Hotel and Little
Club or in taxicab. A. r.. LEE & co. INC.
IL Wllliam 81
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-In taxi, from 66th 81. TO Burberry's
at 3Tth ST.. lady's riding skirt. Reward.
MIR RATHBONE, Hotel Algonquin.
LOsT-Blue beaded crepe waist. broadway
subway. 125th. reward. HERSIFIELD,
wadsworth 33ls.
Cats. Dogs &c.
LOST--Airedale. April t. Boulevard. namo
Jack" reward. WEBER, 500 Falr1nount
place.
L0ST-AIredaIe ''Rovcr.'' LfheraI reward
BORN, . West ssth Phone schuyler 544l
IOgr-poodle doa. three brown spots Mon
day: reward Au8ubon 3@oi. ant. b4
4 ICgJ--Airpdale. name Napauoch reward.
HAWKINS. 2ei Stratford road. FlHtbus3.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
BENTLEY ID. NORMAN.

Bentley ID. Norman, who was connect
ed with the foreign department of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
died Wednesday in the Brooklyn Hospi-
tai. He was SO years old and lived at
l26 Halsey street. Brooklyn.