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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
MISS CRoCKER,s WEDDING.

Miss Elizabeth Crocker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Longfellow Crocker.
who Is to be married November to Mr..
Henry Gilbert Holt. will have her sister.
Miss Charity Crocker. as her maid of
honor and only attendant. brother
OF Mr. Holt will be best man. The we'd
ding will be at the home of the bridt's
parents, 1873 East Seventy-third street.
the Rev. DR. Henry z. Cobb officiating.
Mr.. Holt. besides his iron ore in
terests here and in Cleveland. Is also
connected with Industrial insurance. He
played on the Yale football team in 1910
and served in the navy.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
EX-kAISER GAY AT
CIVIL BETROTHAL
Hern1ine Not Present at First
Ceremony.

DooRN, Oct. 20 (Associated Press).-
The civil betrothal ceremony Of the for
mer Kaiser and the Princess Of Reuss
took place this morning In the drawing
room of the ex-Emperors castle here.
The former ruler was IN gay humor as
he, signing the document, wrote will
lam H. The Princess did not attend,
but sent a power of attorney.
Baron Schimmel-Pennink, burgomaster
Of Doom, accompanied by the Secretary
of Commerce. entered the drawing room
with great dignity to preside over the
ceremony. Gcrmany's fallen ruler af-
fixed his signature in the presence OF
many of those prominent in his own en-
tourage, including the court marshal.
Two grand ornamental chandeliers
were lighted for the. occasion. In accord
ance with Dutch law the betrothal no.
tice will be posted on the communal
notice board at the municipal building.
where it must remain a full fortnight,
proclaiming the bans of marriage.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Dukes and Bride
in Paris After
Secret Marriage
Wedding October 3, Sir Paul
Says, but Place Is Not
Revealed

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD
Copyright, 1899. by THE New YORK HHRALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Oct. 90. ]
Sir Paul and Lady Dukes the latter
formerly Mrs Margaret Rutherfurd
Mills. arrived at the Care st. Lazare at
the stroke of midnight and lost no time
In protesting to The Neu York Herald
OF Paris at what they considered the
foolish publicity that American papers
attached to our marriage"
There's no mystery about it at ALL"
declared Sir Paul as he lifted a dozen
heavy valises through the train window.
I'VE were married October 3, and that's
all there is to the story. We shall make
an official statement with all the neces-
sary details tomorrow. since the public
are taking such an extraordinary inter.
est"
Lady Dukes said nothing, but looked
constantly along the platform. evidently
expecting her mother. Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt. The latter. however. waited out
side in her automobile to take the couple
10 the mansion in the rue lie Roux
That's all foolshness about the 'Om-
nipotent Oom,' &c." replied the husband
TO a question by the correspondent.
We have nothing to do with such af-
fairs--life is too serious for that" Sir
Paul insisted that plans for the imme-
date future had not yet been completed.
but they probably Will leave for Biar-
ritz or the Riviera in few days. prior
to visiting with relatives in England.
Boat companies declared that Sir Paul
and Lady Dukes had not made the
slightest effort during the voyage to con-
ceal their identity and contrary to some
"a Lar IN q
soon as their identity was learned and
the fact that they were on their honey
moon they attracted much attention, but
accepted the situation gooa natureely.
Sir Paul Frequently spoke Of Russian
affairs with his boat friends, but he in
sisted upon arrival here that he-did not
intend to return to Russia so long as
the Bolshevilki are there. "They have
put a price on my head for the last three
years and although If paid in rubles it
would amount to only S5," he said, "the
prospect Of returning is not attractive. +"
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
MIR. CoUDERT GOES TO ALBANIA.
To He Secretary to the American
Minister.

Mr.. Benjamin Tracy Coudert, second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert
will sail from New York on November l
and will go at once to Albania, where he
viii act az private secretary to the re-
Gently appointed American Minister to
that country. Mr.. Grant Smith. Mr.
Coudert bears a name distinguished for
years In this country. He is a grandson
of the late Frederic r. Coudert. senior
member OF the law firm of Coudert Bros,
and also OF Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmeriing
his mother having been Miss Alice Will
merding.
Young Coudert is the nameeake and
great-grandson of the late Benjamin F.
Tracy, who was Secretary Of the Navy
under President Harrison. He entered
Princeton but did not finish his course
instead going to the Far. West Mr.
Coudert speaks French huently. and II
is his intention 20 follow diplomatic
capeer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Mr.. Wanamaker
Gives a Cross
to Westminster
Jeweled Offering Will Tes-
tify to Anglo-American
Friendship.

Sp,oiol cable 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
cop1rioht. 1922. sy THE NEw York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Oct. 20.
Rodman Wanamaker Is presenting
magnificent professional cross to West
minister Abbey. The abbey authorities
have been consulting craftsmen and
liturgicai experts. and the work is now
in the hands of a noted firm of London
gcldsmiths. The cost may run into thou
sands OF pounds.
The cross will be of ivory and silver
piIt with precious and semi-precious
stones freely used in ornamentation.
Mere than thirty workmen are engaged
IN preparing more than 160 pieces that
will go into its composition. engraving
series of beautiful rcraldic and relig-
ions symbols telling the history of the
abbey.
The authorities say that Mr.. Wana-
maker was influenced by the number OF
Americans visiting the abbey to give
&C me symbolic Offering further testify
ing TO the amity of nations and espe-
cially Anglo American friendship.
II had been hoped 10 complete the
cross by November / but that having
been found impossible IL probably will
be used first at Christmas. when cere-
nony is planned in which American
ecclesiastics and diplomats will be asked
tn participate.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. Philip ]. Britt returned yesterday
from Gilbertsvllle y. Y. to SO East
Seventy-fourth street.
Mrs. r. Graham Bddle entertained
yesterday at luncheon for Mr.. and Mrs
Carlos Delfino at the Lorraine. Others
OF the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
McGoodwin. Mr.. Eduardo Erase. Capt
Archibald OF Washington and DIR. Biddle
Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins Lawton
and their son. Mr.. Daniel Lathrop Law
ton, have left Lawton villa. their summer
place in Saratoga Springs. and are at
IL East Sixtieth street.
Major Charles A. Dravo, ". s. A., and
Mrs. bravo are at the Hotel Asto- from
West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents have come
from Rye to the Ambassador.
Miss Frances A. Humphreys enter
talned at the Marguary yesterday al
luncheon. Among her guests were Mrs
william BayIis and Miss Adelaide B
Baylls.
Mrs. Thomas Newhall had for lunch
con yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton Mrs
wnffam I.aimbeer, Mrs. Mortimer l.
Schiff. Mrs. o. Harry Gruner and Mrs
Edward Grocer OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. John E. Lancaster. who has spent
the summer and early fall abroad. is re-
ttrning by the Majestic, due next Tues
day, and will reopen her apartment al
800 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Clifford, who
returned from Europe yesterday by the
Aquitania, are at the Plaza for the win
ter. Mrs Robert w. Morgan is there
from East Islip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert r. Jones. who
have lived In Morristown some time
have purchased there from Mrs. John
vschor Bacot the property at ~ Miller
Dad.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BREAKS ENGAGEMENT
TO INDIAN ARMY MAN
Miss Maria Thompson's
Friends Surprised.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK IiBRALD-
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20.--Miss Marin
Louise Thompson, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Trotter Thompson. and one of
the most popular young members of the
social set, has broken her engagement
to marry Capt. Lionel George Gray,
Eighteenth X. G. o.. Lancers, Indian
army. She said so to-day at the Aldine
Hotel. where she has been since her
return from Europe last Friday. The
news surprised many friends. On April
8. this year. Miss Thompson's mother
announced the engagement, and society
here was interested in another interna-
tional romance.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Secret Divorce of I
Mrs. w. r. Garrison
Revealed in Paris
Former Miss Constance Cou-
dert Of New York Received
Decree There Jan. %.

PARIS. Oct. 20-A dec-,e granted last
January 2s divorcing Mrs. Constance
Coudert Garrison from William r. Gar
rison of New York city was made pub
lie here to-day. The action was brought
by Mrs. Garrison.
News of the divorce of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrison will not cause surprise here
as 1t had been known for years that
their relations were not happy Mrs
Garrison is a daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Coudert of this city.
her father having been a member Of the
law firm of Coudert Brothers, for so
many years identified with New York
and Paris.
For several years Mrs. Garrison has
been in Paris where her sister. Mrs.
Frank Glaenzer, who was Miss Leonie
Coudert, has been living since her mar
riage In this city more than thirty
years ago. She also Is a sister of Mrs
Conde Mast of New York and of Mr.
Dupont Coudert, now living in England
who maj. led Miss Amalia Kussner, a
miniature painter.
Mr.. Garrison is a son Of the late Will
liam r. Garrison, who many years ago
was killed in a railroad accident at
Little Silver, N. j.. and who left his
son a handsome fortune. He is the
grandson of the late Commodore Cor
nelius X. Garrison, who died about
forty years ago. leaving a fortune to
his children, one of whom was the late
w. r. Garrison and the other Mrs. B.
a.. Van Auken. Young Mr.. Garrison
and his wife had been living apart for
fifteen years or more. Mrs. Coudert
Garrison worked hard to raise and edu-
cate their three daughters. Shortly af-
ter their separation she took a position
as companion of wealthy woman OF
New York and later entered the shop OF
n dressmaker in Fifth avenue. One OF
her daughters is member of relig-
ious order in England.
Mr.. Garrisons mother has for years
been living in Paris. where his two sis
ters. Countess CASTOR Chandon de
Brialles and Countess Francis de Cas-
teja, now live.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
PEABODY-FROsT.

Miss Bertha Frost. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Frost of Peekskill. N.
Y. but who has lived In Greenwich,
Conn. recently. was married to David
Peabody, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
y. Peabody of Milbank avenue. on
Wednesday, October II. 1t was announced
yesterday. The ceremony was performed
In Wilton, Conn, by the Rev. Mr..
Mitchell. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. Only the Immediate families
knew about the wedding. and many
friends were pleasantly surprised by the
news. The young couple are living with
Mr.. Peabody's parents or Milbank ave-
nue. for the present.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TO MARRY MISS wHITRrDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas whitridge of
Baltimore announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Alice Whitridge. to
Mr.. Iredell w. Iglehart. Miss Whit
ridge Is the granddaughter OF former
Gov. Bowie OF Maryland. and Is we'll
known In Baltimore. Mr. Igiehart Is
the son of Mrs. Iredell Iglehart and the
late Mr.. Iglehart OF Baltimore, and a
member of the firm Of Hambleton & Co.
investment bankers. OF Baltimore and
New York
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
GUSTAvE L. JAEGER DEAD.
Pioneer Paper Box Manufactures
Long Ill Mt haywood. N. j.

Gustave L. Jaeger, a pioneer paper
box manufacturer in the United states
and inventor of folded paper coverings
for boxes, died yesterday in his home at
haywood, ~ j., after a long Illness.
Mr.. Jaeger was born in Germany. He
went into business in this city While
quite young. He was an honorary MEM
ber of the Hackensack Golf Club and
for many years, governor of the
Hackensack Hospital Association. lie
leaves three children, Mrs. H. Hall
Mehlin, George a. Jaeger and Charles
Jaeger.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
RICHARD w. BoGART.

Richard w. Bogart, Jr.. aged 30. MEM
ber Of the insurance brokerage firm Of
Rogart e. Bogart, 100 William street,
died yesterday morning in his home, 100
palisade avenue. Yonkers. He was
stricken with apoplexy and lived only
a few hours after the stroke. lie was a
native of Yonkers and was graduated
from Princeton lie leaves his wife
N,rS Mary $. BogaY,, and two brothers
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
COL. FREEMAN THORPE DEAD.
Painted Portraits of All Presidents
for CAPITOL.

HUBERT. Mimi, Oct 2o.-Col. Freeman
Thorpe. internationally known artist
whose portraits OF all the Presidents
hang in the Capitol at Washington, died
here to-day. He was born in Geneva
Ohio. seventy-eight years ago and was
Influential in the politics Of that state
for years.
He had charge of the campaign Oh
James A. Garfield for United States
Senator against Alonzo Taft. father of
the former President Taft who was his
fathers campaign manager
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
OLDEST ACTIVE PASTOR DIES.
REV. j. VI. Evans at>Houston Had
Preached 10000 Sermons.

HousroN, Tex. oct. 20.--The Rev.
Joseph Madison Evans. pastor OF Evans
Memorial Presbyterian Church here.
said to be the oldest minister in the
United States actively at the head OF a
church, died suddenly last night. He
was S5 years old.
In his nearly threesccre years in the
ministry he had preached 10000 sermons
and won upward of 10000 converts.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
DINNER FOR JAPAN's PREMIER
American Ambassador Also Enter
tains Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes.

TOXIC, Oct. 20.--Mr. Charles Beecher
Warren. American Ambassador to
Japan. was host at a dinner for
Premier Kato. Frank Il. Noyes Of
Washington, d. c., president OF the
Associated Press. and Mrs. Noyes.
who are touring the Far East, also
were guests. Many prominent per-
sons in the Japanese capital, including
members of the Cabinet, were present
Mrs. Warren wife of the Amba ssador,
did not attend owing to a recent be-
reavcment. On Saturday Mr.. Noyes will
be presented to Prince Hirohito. the
Regent afterward he and Mrs. Noyes
will be presented to the Empress
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
RICHARD ID. M'cARTY.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YonK HEHNp.
GREENWICH. Oct. 2O.--Rlchard D. Nc
Carty. aged Sc. dye merchant Of New
York. died AZ his home. 7S Mayo avenue.
this city. last night following an attack
Of apoplexy He was member of Christ
Episcopal Church here. He leaves his
wife, two sons, Richard and John. and
two daughters. Edith and Lucy Nc
carty lie was head OF the McCarty
Aniline and Extract Company 72 Clin
..fr
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
DIR. PAUL S. REINsCH BETTER.
Physicians in Pekin order Him to
Take Complete Rest.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 20 (Associated Press).
DIR. Paul s. Reinsch. counselor Of the
Pekin Government. who was brought
here Wednesday from Hankow suffer-
ing from neurasthenia. IS improving.
The attending physicians haze ordered
DR. Reinsch to take complete rest.
They believe he will be able to sail for
the United States in the near future.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
ENGAGED TO w. n. sTURGIs.

Mr. Livingston Wells Fargo Of 1862
Astor street. Chicago. has announced
here and in that city the engagement of
his niece. Miss Edith Fargo Andrews. 10
Mr.. William Bayard Sturgis. Miss An
drews is the daughter of the late Mrs.
Irene Fargo Andrews and lives with her
uncle in Chicago. Mr.. Sturgis ie the son
az Mrs. Thomas Sturgis OF Richmond
Till. L. T.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
NJ A r r / A G. E S

wEBER-DwYER.- and Mrs. Robert =.
IDwyer OF 90 Chestnut street. West, Klngs-
ton. y. v, announce the marriage OF their
daughter j. Angela. to Mr. John Edward
Weber on Wednesday. October IS 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
MIR. cuGeENHEIM,s BODY HOME

Funeral services for Isaac Guggen-
holm. who died October 10 at South
ampton. England. will be held privately
tomorrow at the salem Field Cemetery
Chapel Mrs. Guggenhem returned
Yesterday with the body of Mr.. Gug-
genhelm on the Aquitania.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. C. WILL
Jams and Miss Josephine p. Bates.
The Willard-Mrs. George J. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lillieas, Messrs. r. J.
Meigs and l.. d. Baldwin.
The Washington-Mrs. A. Tremper,
Messrs. John f. Pell. p. W. Crane,
Rudolph A.. Silverston. o. Wilson. Jr..
and NJ. Boyer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TO DE HoNoRED ny FRANCE.

Mr.. CASTOR Liebert, Consul-General Of
France will present to Mrs. Felix Levy,
president OF the Ecole Maternelle Fran
caise. the Cross OF the Legion OF Honor
1T reception in sherry's next Friday
vcning.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TRIBUTE TO PROF. BUTLER.
President Hfbbcn Of Princeton to
Preside mt Services.

FreHIue at servfces.
PRINCETON. Oct. 20.-Services In mem
cry of Howard Crosby Butler. professor
~ history and architecture. who died in
Paris last August. will be held here to-
morrow.
Among those who will participate are
Edward Robinson. director of the Met
ropolitan Museum OF Art: DR.. Henry
Van Dyke. II. j.. Osborne. president of
the Society for the Evacuation of Sar-
dis; the Rev. w. l.. Nudge of Cham
bersburg. Pa. and Bishop Matthews.
DR.. John Grier Hibben, president Of
Princeton. will preside.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EBLINC--Tha family OF the late Mrs Kaili-
arina Ebliug express TO their dear rela-
tves and friends sincere appreciation OF
their thoughtfulness during their deep sor-
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l E D

poCART. Suddenly. NJ yonKers. n. Y.
Friday. october 20 1922. Richard Walker
Boeart. Jr Funeral services az Ms late
roehioucr i0o pali ane av. YorNers, n.
Y.. Monday mornIng AZ 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Wearing Apparel.

LosT--Neckpiece. October 10. 9Th av and
55th st two skin Marten. reward Mrs
ARTHUR VAN SfcIEN, S53 18th av.. city
LOsT-sable neckpece between 5sth St. and
53a ST., Madison and Fifth aves. Reward.
is2 w 5sth. GOULD.
TOs'r-SmaU baum marten scarf on 5th
av between Seth and 3Tth sts.. reward.
702 Madison av.
LOSr-sabie neckpiece. two skin, between
Oucensboro Bridge and Flushing. Wednes-
day. reward CAREY. Columbus 2051.
Si0O REWARD.
Fur scarf dark brown. Russian sable,
Oct 10, taxi from Hotel Plan 70 $40 Park
av 10 piarre's Restaurant, TO $40 Park av.
I.pltISI .ER & SNOWnEN. lO5 w. 4nth.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Dogs. Cats. &c.

DOG-BeIglan police: answers 70 name OF
RIngo: ioet Friday morning. $3.50, East a3d
81 reward. Mrs. a. SELWNN, 30 West
00th II.
TOST-poiice dob on 8Tth 81. near Edgecornbe
nv: license and name Dina, Cottrcl Jones'
on collar Reward n returned to = JONES,
g63 w i3Ith st, y. Y. city. Phone Audu-
bon G6sc.
500 REwARD-Police dog, answers namo
French. no collar. lost Oceober 4, North
Arlington. ". J. Phone Chelsea 1858
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

NEW YORK.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed will pass
the winter at Tuxedo Park.
Mrs John J. wysong is at the Am
bassador from Newport.
! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Emery have
taken an apartment at SIS Park avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Taft Of Gin
cinnati are at the McAlpin Hotel for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald B. Rives, in
from Fox Hills. N. j., are at the Van
derbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will open
their apartment at $50 Park avenue
next Wednesday.
The Misses Elizabeth and Caroline
White are in Luzerne. where they will
| pass the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Henry White will re-
turn to West Fifty-second street from
| A<ciioA Sdiiy iH &~oNCAHoOA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crocker. Jr,
will remain at Oyster Bay, l. l., through
this month.
Mr.. Eugene Van r. Thayer gave a
small dinner party at Sherrys last eve-
ming for Mr.. and Mrs Carl J. Schmid-
| lapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis. who now
live in Camden. s. c.. are at the Hotel
Belleclaire. where they entertained sew
eral friends at dinner last night.
Mrs. L. Havemeyer Butt. in from
Tuxedo: Mrs. Gurnee Mum, just back
from Europe. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin
are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliphalet Mott Potter
and Miss Nancy Potter. now in Mount
Kisco. N. ". will be at the lorraine for
the winter Miss Potter is Z debutante.
Mrs. Joseph du Vivier, who has been
living in Paris several years. Is visiting
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Edward L..
Keyes. in Tuxedo.
| Mr.. Henrv T. sloane has arrived in
France and is with his son-in-law and
daughter, Baron and Baroness Amaury
de la Grange. He will pass part of
the winter abroad.
The Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand
gave small luncheon party in the Plaza
yesterday. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs John H. Child Of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, and Mr.. Samuel J. Wagstan.
WASHINGTON.
The Ambassador of Chile, Sr., Don
Beltran Matthew, is in New York to
| meet Sra de Matthew, who Is arriving
from Europe on the Majestic. due next
| Wednesday.
Former vice-President and Mrs. Mar
shall are in Washington until Friday.
They expect to return later for an ex-
tended stay.
Mrs. John W. Davis has returned to
New York after brief visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lansing in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont is in Wash
lngton to preside at the national con-
ference Of Woman's Party leaders on
November II and u.
| senator ana MTS. Irvine IL. leHIoot
have returned to Washington from
visit at their home in Superior. Wis.
Mrs. Lenroot has almost recovered her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair en-
tertained at dinner last night for Miss
Adelaide Tuttle and Charles Carroll
Morgan. who will be married to-day.
L Mr.. and Mrs. u. 8. Grant. Jr., Of San
Diego, Cal. who recently arrived from
Europe and who have been visiting In
Washington. left yesterday for their
home in California.
The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Geddes entertained the embassy
staff and the ladies OF their families at
dinner last night in compliment to Capt.
Sidney r. Bailey, retiring Naval At
tache of the embassy. and Mrs. Bailey.
At WashtngtOn Hotels.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

Senator and Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot
have returned to Washington from a
visit at their home in Superior. Wis.
Mrs. Lenroot has almost recovered her
health.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont is in Wash
ington to preside at the national con-
ference Of Woman's Party leaders on
November II and IL.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair en-
tertained at dinner last night for Miss
Adelaide Tuttle and Charles Carroll
Morgan. who will be married to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Jeweig

LosT-piarnond crescent bar pin, Thursday
morning between West 116th st. and
Chambers ST.. liberal reword " returned TO
WALTER b. STEVENS SONS. 10I Cham
bers St. New York. -
LOST-Diamond and pearl pendant on dock.
Pier 90 on arrival Horneric, THURSDAY;
very liberal reward. Telephone ASS Wander
bilt or write 30 =, 42d. Room 1905.
LOST-October is, diamond guard ring at
10th f.. A. Armory. Hotel Marie Antoin-
cite or Broadway, between 6Sth 10 I'D st. :;
liberal reward c. BATTER. 26l Broadway.
I0ST-Pearl pendant and diamond drop. on
dock. pier 80, arrival Homeric. Thursda
very liberal reward. Vanderbilt s4So, or
write 30 e. 42d, room zoos.
/ osT-Retween 10Th and 9th sts.. Madison
Nsnd Park avs Thursday evening. very
large bowknot brooch, green and white. Lib
erai reward. $50 Park av
IOST-Monday. Oct. 16. sapphire and pearl
crescent brooch; liberal reward. Apt. 3l4
800 W. 4oth ST.
IOST-PlatInum pin. three colored pearls
and diamonds. afternoon October II; re-
ward BARKER, $50 Il. 9th.
LOST-I5arring screw drop, onyx. pearls
valued as heirloom; reward. Phone Scars
dale 42T
LOST-Monday afternoon IN taxicab lady's
cigarette case. Reward. Gail Columbus 6oS3
$500 REWARD
for return OF platinum bar pin. large dia
nonds In center and 10 or IL small diamonds.
lost October "a at or between Plaza Hotel
and Summit N J.. A. 6. BENNETT. 10
William st Phone 2764 Broad.
500 Reward-Lost gold vanity case: no
questions phoye Mr. h., 5420 Stuyvesant,
between 4 and 2 y. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Geddes entertained the embassy
staff and the ladies Of their families at
dinner last night in compliment to Capt.
Sidney r. Bailey, retiring Naval At
tache of the embassy, and Mrs. Bailey.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
WARRINGTON.

The Ambassador of Chile. Sr. Don
Beltran Matthew. is in New York to
meet Sra. de Mathieu, who is arriving
from Europe on the Majestic. due next
Wednesday.