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The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Another round of entertainments for
debutantes yesterday kept society on
the go early and late There were re-
ceptions. dinners and dances and con-
slant exchange of guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Schniewind, Jr., gave a dance
at East Seventy-ninth street to intro
duce Miss Emily Schniewind. who in
advance of 1t was guest at the din
ner party which Mrs. J. Prentice Kel-
logg gave her daughter, Miss Barbara
Kellogg. at Pierre's
Mrs. Kellogg's other guests were
Misses Julia Brokaw. Marie Brooke.
Louise Barber. Alice Dod-e, Estelle
Manville. Clarissa Hurd. Adele Reynal.
Nancy Potter, Maud Knowlton Smith,
Adele Kelley. Cynthia Robinson, Eliso
Schreiber, Patty Woodhall Esther
Stevens. Rosalie Pilot. Sybill Bliss, Bea-
trice Gawtry, Elinor Purviance. LYDIA
Plunkett. Messrs. Ernest Coles. John
Kingsley, Theodore Romaine. Everett
Cady. Thomas Gillespie. Russell Lowell.
Gordon Ketcham, Albert and Richard
Lamarche. Gardiner and Varick Stout.
Robert and Scott Sanderson. Richard
a
Gould. Howard Elliott. Jr.. Pierce l..
Roma!ne and Lee Morris. The other
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Schniewind' s
dance included other debutantes of this
season and last and dancing men.
For Miss Pages Coming of Age.
Another dance of last night was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. b. Page, at
Sherry's to celebrate the coming OF age
of their daughter, Miss Ruth E. Page.
The entire restaurant was used, and the
guests went on from dinners to other
dances, the opera and theaters. Some
of those present were Misses Grace Guy
Ter. Harriet Camac, Helen Jenkins. Caro-
Shaw. Sybil Hyde. Audrey Barclay
Ulman. Frances Colby. Jean Douglas,
Messrs. Harry Gushing 80, Sidney and
Warren Brewster. William Douglas.
Raymond Everett, Stuart Edmunds.
Murray McComas, Donald McVickar,
Franklin Field and Lloyd Mann.
In advance of this party Miss Mar
garet Hennessy gave dinner at 903
Park avenue for Miss Katherine Kelley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius F.
Kelley. The other guests were Misses
Dorothy Kelley. Mary Moore, Olivia
Sterner. Emily Wright. Margaret Power
and Frances McCoon, Messrs. Carlos
Ryan. Cryil Butler, Colemen James. Kip
harrington. William Kugeman. Dom
Keresey, Danile and Paul Hennessy.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Lakin OF
Scarsdale, n. Y, gave an afternoon re-
ception at the ballroom of the Colony
Club to introduce their daughters Miss
Hettie Beaman Lakin and Miss Eleanor
Putnam Lakin. grandaughters OF the
late Charles c. Beaman, noted lawyer
of his day. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lakin and the debutantes were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Holmes of Bos-
ton, Mrs Holmes being Mrs. Lakins S
sister Miss Dorothy Schurman, ithaca
Miss Elizabeth Vernon, Newport; Misses
Carolyn f. Prentice. Emmeline starr
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. r. Wendell Mitchell who re-
turned by the Olympic, is at 81 East
Fiftieth street for the remainer of the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon. Jr..
will leave the Plaza to-day to entertain
a party over the holidays at their house
near Fortress Monroe. Va
Mrs. George F. Hurd and Miss Betty
Hurd from Cedarhurst and Mr. and Mrs.
John G.. Bates and Mr.. John q. Bates,
Jr.. from Morristown, ". j., are at the
Plaza.
Among those who entertained parties
at the bachelors dance In the Wander
bilt last evening were Mrs. Robert
Ogden Bacon. Mrs. Talbot Ewart. Miss
Ethel Kineand Mrs. William L. Cham
berlin.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. Durham Townsend
have arrived from the Piattsburg Bar
racks to pass the holidays with their
nunt. Mrs. Alfred L. White. at II East
Sixty-eighth street
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hatch have
left woodmerc. L. l.. and are IT 7s3
Fifth avenue for he winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledlie Hees gave a din
ner last night at the Ritz Carlton for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Chambers. Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Barr and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Appleton.
Mrs. w. Whitehead GiifIfian of 40
Park avenue Is convaiescent after a
severe Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin DOiier OF Phil
adelp Ia at the Vanderbilt Mr.. and
Mrs. william ". Turner are there from
TsIip before going to their apartment
at c5 Fifth avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. Martin Nixon Miller
of Chestnut Hill. Pa. are at 25 Firth
avenue for the winter and gave a small
dinner there last evening for Miss Flea
nor Gelering of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lindenberg have
returned from Europe to 12 East Eighty
70 cond street. In January they will go
to Palm Beach TO remain until April.
The Ursuline Alumnae OF New Ro-
chelle will give a supper and dance
at tn Hotel Plaza on January 49,
Among the patronesses will be Mrs.
George Vail. Mrs. John Sheehy. Mrs.
Felix Muldoon. Mrs John keenan, and
Mrs. John Coughlin.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
COLLEGE MEN AT PARTY.
Str Ashley and Lady Sparks Give
Dinner at P1azn.

Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks enter
tained at dinner In the Plaza last eve
ming for group OF college students who
are home for the Christmas vacation.
In the party were Mr. Van Duzer Burton
and Mrs. Burton. who is daughter OF
the host and hostess: the Marquis Of
Donegal, Misses Eleanor VI. a. Sparkle
Katherine Brown and Edith Gilman and
Messrs. Howard F. Whitney. Jr.. Will
lam Loeb sd. George Walker. Edward
Melcher. Thomas Oxnard. Donald VIII
son. Rea Paterson and William Pierre
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
NINE. ANNA KELLER.

Nine. Anna Keller. go. known in New
York and other principal cities OF the
United states for her collections of rare
laces, works of art and tapestries. died
last Sunday In Lucerne. Switzerland.
She was born Anna Holde In Bavaria
and became interested In art after her
marriage. her husband having been a
carver of ivory. She established u studio
in London and about fifteen years ago
came to New York and opened a place
at 72l Fifth avenue. She was one OF
the first women antiquarians and aided
in building several important collections
I'm this city
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
GIVES FIRST SONG RECITAL.
Miss We'll, Soprano, Appears In
Good Program.

Miss Gertrude We'll. soprano. with
Coenraad Bos at the plano. gave her
first song recital here yesterday after
noon at Town Hall. Her good program
comprised two groups Of German iieder.
five songs by Grieg and French and
Italian selections, old and modern.
She disclosed fresh. pretty but very
light soprano voice, commendable die
ton, and in parts OF her singing an ar
dor which was pleasing. In her earlier
groups Of songs evident nervousness In
creased the tremolo to which her tone
emission is addicted, and In her opening
number. Schubert's Am Spinnrade," a
sudden lapse Of memory brought her
some misfortune BY the time she
reached the Grieg lyrics she was more
favorably at home, and In Saint-Saens's
"Guiteres ct Mandolines'' her general de-
livery was quite charming
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
DEBUTANTE PARTIES ENGAGE
SOCIETY EARLY AND LATE
Miss Emily Schniewind Is Guest at Dinner for Miss
Barbara Kellogg Before Introduction at Her
Parents Dance.

and Barbara Holt. There was dancing
curing thes afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas g. Condor gave
a tea dance at Sherry's to Introduce their
second daughter, Miss Elizabeth Stuyve-
SAINT Condor, who Is identified with the
summer life in Southampton. Receiving
with Mrs. Condor and her daughter
were Misses Barbara Lathrop Brown.
Esther Stevens, Cathleen Vanderbilt,
Beatrice Gawtry. Julia Brokaw. Estelle
Manville, Emily Schniewind, Eleanor
Cochran Stewart, Cornelia Van Rens-
selaer Robb. Adele Kelley Claire
Schenck. Marie Brooke, Christine
Sloane. Kathryn knight. Margaret Stone.
and Barbara Kellogg.
Mrs. w. Schuyler Smith and Mrs. Ed
win N. Chapman gave tea dance yes
terday afternoon In the ballroom of the
Ritz Carlton to introduce their respec-
tive daughters, Miss Maud Knowlton
Smith and Miss Lydia Plunkett, and
during the reception several hundred
members of New York society were pres
ent Receiving with the debutantes
were Miss Beatrice Black. Miss Helen
Dominick Smith and Miss Nancy Potter.
Mrs. D. Bryson Delavan gave q
luncheon yesterday at Sherry's for her
daughter. Miss Elma Delavan. The
guests were Misses Dorothy Have
meyer. Dorothy Warren. Mallory Davis.
Anna Peters. Miriam Bradley, Cornelia
Rupert. Dorothy Donaldson, Katherine
Brown. Violet Tangeman. Julie Craw-
ford. Frances Miller. Nina Hudson.
Katharine Babst, Maude Bouvier.
Michele Bouvier, Eleanor Sparks. Noel
Chatillon, Pauline Stevenson and Ma
talie Ryan. all school friends of Miss
Delavan.
Entertain at Colony Club.
Among entertainments for debutantes
for tonight will be the dance which
Mrs. n. Thayer Robb will give at the
Colony Club for her daughter. Miss
Cornelia Van Rensselaer, Robb, and in
advance of 1t there will be some dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson Will
have one for Miss Cornelia Livingston.
and at the Colony Club Mr. and Mrs.
Dom Barber will give one for their
daughter. Miss Louise Barber
Another of the dinners will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell
for Miss Marie Brooke. After 1t Mr..
and Mrs. Pell will take their guests tc
a theater and later to Mrs. Robb' S
dance. In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett B. Kip will have reception
in the ballroom of the Plaza to intro
duce their daughter. Miss Garcia de
Peyster Kip. Mr.. ana Mrs John NJ
Gibbons will give reception at All
Riverside Drive to introduce ,heir
daughter. Miss Eleanor Coghlin Gibbons.
Among the subscription dances of to-
night will be the Saturday Evening
Dance in the rose room of the Plaza.
with Christmas favors at supper and
a lucky number dance. In the grillroon
of the Lorraine there will be Mlstle-
toe Ball for the benefit of the Soldiers
and Sailors Club. under the auspices OF
the Pail Mall Supper Club. For those not
out in society there will be the meeting
of Miss Robinson's Senior Wednesday
Dancing Class, which will be held In
the main ballroom of the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
BOOK SALE YIELDS $s,o35.
First Edition of "Alfce i'm wonder.
Iandv Brings $50.

Books from the libraries of Mrs. b.
X Sondheim and the late George T.
Stevens OF New York city and of other
Wivate owners nave been sold this week
81 Anderson's for a total of ss.095. A
rare first edition Of "Alice's Adventures
In Wonderland" sold to order for $3.50.
represented the high price mark of the
three day sale.
w. Willard paid s17o for the works
plays and poems of sir George Ether
dge; p. Mansolff $40 for a beautiful
copy of the extremely rare original issue
Of the first edition of "Quinti Horatii
Flacci opera" by Horace w. r. Wood
sii5 for a first edition of Cricket on
the Hearth" by Charles Dickens. and
A.. A. Furman s115 for Journal OF the
Royal Asiatic Society Of Great Britain
and Ireland"
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Large Tree Set Up for Guests at
Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE Ngw YosK HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va. Dec. 22.-Decora-
tors took possession Of the Homestead
to-day, hanging the halls with garlands
and holly for Christmas. A tree will be
set up. one Of the largest ever cut In
the region
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Case and Miss
Mary e. Case arrived to-day from New
York. Mr.. william II. Marshall came In
TO Join Mrs Marshall Miss Muriel
Hedges will arrive tomorrow to Join
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Hedges, who arrived several days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert @. Lord. Jr.,
who are to leave Tomorrow for New
York, rode to-day to Fassifern Farm
for luncheon.
Mrs. Matthew L. Akers returned this
morning from Louisville. Mr.. Frank
Akers will come In tomorrow from
Harvard to join his parents.
Mrs. Lawrence Cobb. also Messrs
George l.. Lawrence and Joseph Il.
Whitehead have gone TO New York. and
Mrs. John Flack winslow to Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
MRS. KATHERINE T.. WOOD.

Mrs. Katherine L. Wood. "a. widow of
Or. James Robie Wood. who was a
physician in New York for many years.
died Thursday In San Sebastian. Spain.
1t was announced in a cablegram re-
ceived by relatives yesterday. During
the last year Mrs. Wood had been maxi
ing her home in Spain with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Norman Horowitz. wife OF
Major Horowitz. y. $. A. She also
leaves two sons. Dr. Alfred T. Wood.
who is connected with the State Hospital
at Central Islip. and Paul T. Wood.
banker. of Port Richmond. Staten ISL
and.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
NOTES OF NEWPORT.

Special Dispatch to The NEW Yonx HnsALp.
NEWPORT, Dec. 22.--Commander and
Mrs. II. r. Stark and Commander and
Mrs. II. A. Baldridge Of the Naval war
College are In New York for the holi-
days. Commander ID. w. Nesbit Of the
college has gone to Virginia to Join
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons will
give Christmas tree party at their
home, Harbour View. on Christmas
night.
Mrs walker Breese Smith is In New
York Cor the holidays.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
JAMES ID. MoRIARTY. .

James ID. Moriarty. GA. OF 2T Mount
Vernon avenue. Orange. n. T.. died yes
terday from heart disease. Mr. Moriarty
was for years president and general
manager of John c. Wilson g. Co. hat
manufacturers. New York city. From
1912 to 1916 he was chairman OF the Essex
county Democratic COMMITTEES.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
MISS JENKs ENGAGED.

Announcement has been made by Mr.
and Mrs. william y. jerks of Norris
town. N. j.. of the engagement n their
Miss Josephine jerks. to Mr.
James Carey Warren, son OF Professor
and Mrs. Frederick Morris Warren, Of
New Haven, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
PERSONAL MTELLIGENcE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. B. Sumner Weiles will return
to-day from Washington.
Mrs. Charles T. Barney is at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Grange Sard Of Albany.
N. T.. are at the Belmont.
Mr.. John Parkin Clifford has taken
an apartment at 81 East Fifty-eighth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele will re-
turn to II East Sxty-second street from
Westbury. l.. l., late nSJanuary.
Mr. Earl Dodge Osborn. son Of Mr..
and Mrs williaml Church Osborn. has
gone to Miami for the winter.
Mrs. Daniel Chauncey. who has been
living at Cedarhurst. has taken an
apartment at $50 Park avenue.
|. Miss Virginia Ryan had for luncheon
yesterday at Pierre's Mrs. Kenneth b.
Schley. Mrs. Grafton H. Pyne and MISS
Joan Whitney.
Miss Cornelia Livingston entertained
at luncheon yesterday in the Ritz-Carl-
ton for Miss Betty Hammill and MISS
Marie Brooke.
Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson. who had
been visiting her niece. Mrs william
Phillips, In Washington. has returned
to New York.
Congratulations are being sent to Mr
and Mrs Joseph w. Burden apon the
birth of a daughter. Mrs. Burden is q
daughter Of Mr.. Cyril Maude.
Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Paul Chaplin. who
have a residence in Mount Kisco, nave
rented Mr.. Horace Barnard's apartment
at ls7 East Eightieth street.
Miss Pauline Emmet. Mrs Eugene A.
Philbin, Mr.. Hermann Oelrtch. Mr. ana
Mrs. Paris Singer and Mrs. Rodney w.
williams returned from Europe by the
Olympic.
Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair has returned
from White Sulphur Springs to Join Mr..
Blair at the Ambassador Hotci. MT
and Mrs Marion Eppley left there yes
terday for Newport for the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Longfellow Crocker ana
Miss Charity Crocker of 1S East sew
enty-third street have left Paris to
spend the Christmas holidays at the
Grand Hotel. St. Moritz. before going to
Florence.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte en-
tertained at dinner last evening Tor
Countess Marie Louise Moltke. niece OF
Mr.. Bonaparte. and later took her
guests to the Bachelors dance In the
Vanderbilt.
Viscount and Viscountess Hubert fse-
brant de Lendonck. who returned from
Europe by the Olympic. are az the
Plaza for Christmas. They then VIII
20 to California. The Viscountess was
Mrs Levi Candee Weir.
Among those who have called upon
Prince Christopher of Greece and
Princess Anastasia since they have been
at the Ambassador Hotel have been Mrs.
Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Alexander, Col. and Mrs. Edward M.
House, Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Mr.. James
Speyer. Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Norman de r. Whitehouse. Mr..
and Mrs. Devices w. Difworth, Mrs
Adolf Ladenburg and Miss Eugene NJ
Ladenburg.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
GIVE DINNER FOR OFFICERS.

Col. Wade III. Hayes and Lieut.-Col
Buchanan Houston. who command the
10Th Infantry Of the National Guard
the old New York Seventh Regiment.
were guests Of officers who served in
the regiment In France at dinner at, the
Harvard Club last night. There was an
Informal program,
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
OBITUARY.
w. r. CHASE OF "woRLD~ DIES.

Walter Edward Chase. 6s, head OF the
proofroom OF the New York World.
where he was employed for more than
thirty years. died early yesterday In his
home at Montclair. N. j.. OF pneumonia
lie had been In ill health for two years.
He was born In Scranton and learned 20
set type in that city. Mr.. Chase spoke,
read and wrote French. German, Italian,
Spanish and Russian. lie understood
Hebrew and was familiar enough with
Chinese and Japanese TO make transia-
tions He leaves two daughters.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
IN MEM M .

EI,DREDGE.--In cherished memory OF my
believed husband, Frederick w. Eidridre.
who pa-aed away December %. 1918 Josie
EidredFe
IIARNETT.- Katherine I. Donald In loving
memory OF my dear mother. Died Do
cember "a 1911.
rNo;EpRAND.-rn loving memory OF Mary
Ignntia fnSseorand, who passed away De-
csnber %, 1911. Mother. sisters and
hrotherF.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
E N G. A G E D

HEIDENREICH-MEYE and Mrs.
Harry Meyers of 105 West 73d ST.. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Phyllis, TO Mr.. Louis Heidenreich.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
WASHINGTON.

Official announcement Is made that
there is to be no reception at the White
House New Years evening on account
of Mrs. Harding's illness. Christmas at
the White House will be celebrated
quietly. the President and Mrs. Haroils
dining together without guests. Mrs
Harding has made rapid progress during
the last few weeks. but her physicians
forbid her undertaking anything which
might cause a setback.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

The World Of Foreign Books Surveyed by
Allen w Portcrficld Tomorrow IN The New
York Herald. Ask your newsdealor to re-
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The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs Bates Warren gave a ball
last night for their daughter. Miss Doro-
thy Warren. Senator and Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, Jr.. and Miss Evelyn
wadsworth gave a dinner for Miss War
rem before the ball.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
LOST AND FOUND.
Rate 45c. line. 4oc. line for three
issues within a week. Announcements
for to-morrow's Herald received until
midnight Telephone Worth 10000.

BAG, gray. evening. beaded. Wednesday
night between Montmartre and Dist. Park
ay,: large reward II returned TO owner
CHRISTMAS TOYS. lost from car In front Of
80 East Goth St: liberal reward; no aues-
,ions asked. Mr.. II. w. BALLANTINE. 90
East 42d 1t. Murray HI edl4.
HANDBAsi-Lady's black leather. containing
gagged nj bf'more o'clock Tuesday or on
street at 2sth-Madisop av.: reward Phone
Vanderbilt $3.50
SUIT CASE, and also n cardboard dress box;
ESQ reward positively no questions asked)
for return OF black patent leather suitcase
and dress box with contents intact: Lost on
Thursday afternoon from automobile, on 43d
~. near 5tb av. MRS. o. J. AHLSTROM.
w East $50.
SUIT CASE, tan leather. from taxi, wednes-
day evening" on iotS sy NORTH north q Pam
contains mans clothes and puppet doll: re-
ward r. c. SMITH. 225 West iiotb ST.
apt. 7.
SUIT CAsB iost, mark ". n. r.. ". left IN
a. and 5th av. Suitable reward for return
20 II. r. TowNsEND. 345 Bway. n: Y c.
Jeweiry.
Mrs Elliott. 20 bth av
EMERALD = LIBERAL REWARD; PEAR
SHAPED EMERALD. SURROUNDED nv
DIAMONDS. RETURN CASHIER HOTEL
CHAlhAm. frlta NhlNlEtltblLl Az
jEWEIRY-At Riviera Thcater Tuesday
night chanoir bag containing diamond
pendant. sapphire pin and diamond cluster
rings; liberal reward. Return $50 Dean 81. .
Brooklyn.
RfNG--cioid signet. on broadway near sTth
st.. Initials T.. r. X. 60 II. II E.: reward.
Phone Riverside 1852
SIGMA PHI SISTER PIN. Z sire; reward.
G. a. BURUORN CO, ] Newark st. Ho-
boken. Phone Hoboken 2lti.
WATCH, waltham, monogram; s5th. Broad
way, wednesday night reward. Murphy.
SCHUYLER 07No
WRIST WATCH. Wednesday. around e2d
t..5th av. bus reward Mornlnsslde asso.
Wearing Apparel.
CrIINCHTLf.A FUR shawl collar lined win,
gray C;eorgstte. A. Jaeckei maker, lost
Thursday evening between Waldorf Hotel
and Cramercy Park s25 reward. Communi-
cate with Mrs wESTERvELT. 1 Lexington
av. Telephone Gramercy 3l47.
Found.
FOtNp-Or December ~. diamond and ruby
barpin For Information address box 9 i22
zoo p'wav.
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The Minister Of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes. DR.. Ante Pavichich. has pur-
chased for his Government the residence
at 1870 Sixteenth street and will soon
take possession.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Found.

FoUND-on December ~. diamond and ruby
barpiu For Information address box 9 i22.
zoo p'wav.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. Freling-
huysen have started for Florida on their
yacht.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Miss Sally McAdoo. daughter of Mr..
William q. McAdoo. who is<spending
Christmas with her sister. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand de Mohrenschildt. in New York.
will arrive In Washington December %
to spend the remainder of the holiday
eeason.
The bachelors OF the British Embassy
gave a dance last night at 3l7 Sixteenth
street. The Counselor Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Brod-
.rtck gave dinner before the dance, as
did Mr.. Mccormick Goodhart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn took to the dance
the guests from the dinner which they
gave for their debutante daughter, Miss
Caroline Thorn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23
Wearing Apparel,

CHINCHTLLA FUR, shawl collar lined win
gray Cieorgetts. A. Jaeckei maker lost
Thursday evening between Waldorf Hote
and Gramercy Park; s25 reward. Communi
cate with Mra wESTERvELT, 1 Lexington
av Telephone Gramercy 3ts7.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte en-
tertained at dinner last evening for
Countess Marie Louise Moltke. niece OF
Mr.. Bonaparte. and later took her
guests to the Bachelors dance In the
Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair has returned
from White Sulphur Springs TO JOIN MI.
R,air at the Ambassador Hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Eppiey left there yes
terday for Newport for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1922-12-23

Mrs. Frank Irongfellow Crocker and
Miss Charity Crocker of 123 East Sew
enty-third street have left Paris to
spend the Christmas holidays at the
Grand Hotel. ST. Moritz. before going to
Florence.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-08

This company completed negotiations
for the property during the closing
months of the year. Winter supplies
we're put in and about 10 men EN-
ployed. Active development work is
in progress and metallurgical tests
are being made on the ore. The
company is well financed, and indica-
tions point to the successful reopening
OF an old producer.
South Park Dredging Co. Of
ficers. A. e. Boynton, San Francisco,
California; w. P. Harmon, manager,
Featherville. Property: 3 " miles of
placer ground, 21a miles on Feather
river and one mile on south fork OF
Boise river, Featherville. Remarks:
This company is building a Yuba
dredge of the close connected bucket
line type with capacity OF over
100000 cubic yards per annum, The
Company is also building a 45-mile
electric transmission lime from
Featherville to Mountain Home,
where it will connect with the Idaho
Power company's system. This is
one OF the few large installations
started during the year. 1t is re-
quiring a large outlay of money, and
1t is expected that the dredge and
power line will be completed and
ready for operation in May, 1922.
This is large operation, and 1t will
be a big addition to Idahos gold
producing companies.
'Tahoma Gold Mines Co. Officers.
Robert L. Owen, president, Senate Of
fee building, Washington d. c.;