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The New York herald., 1922-05-06
MISS BARTLETT ENGAGED.
VIII become Bride OF MT. Alex
ander 1. Henderson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Golden Bartlett of
80 East Ffty-third street announced yes
terday the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Priscilla Alden Bartlett, to Mr..
Alexander ]. Henderson of this city.
Miss Bartlett was introduced to So
ciety several years ago. She was grad
uated from Miss Chapin's school and Is
a member of the Junior League. Mr..
Henderson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward cairns Henderson of New York.
He was graduated from Harvard in 1919
and took q. special course at Cambridge
University in England During the war
he served as Captain in the Seventh
Field Artillery First Division. He is a
member OF the University and other
clubs of this city and now Is practicing
law in New York. The wedding will
take place in June.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
LADY ASTOR HONORED
AT HER BIRTHPLACE
Gets LoUing Cup and Freedom,
of DanUille, Va.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw York HEnAIp.
DANvILLE, Va. May 5.--Lady Astor
came home to-day. This is her birth
place. and from the porch OF the house
in which Nancy Langhorne was born she
made speech to a throng which
cheered her and sang Southern songs.
The school children of the city
marched to the house. where the
speakers stand on the upstairs porch
was decorated with palms and flowers.
British and American flags were a part
of the decorative effect.
Lady Astor with her husband. her Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. and her
brother, w. p. Langhorne. attended by
the reception committee. made her ap-
pearance on the porch. and the crowd
began to cheer and sing.
The freedom OF the city of Danvilie
was conferred on Lady Astor by Mayor
Woodng at a special meeting of the
City Council Following her speech a
loving cup. the gift OF citizens OF DAN
vile. was presented 10 her.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BANK HERE TO HANDLE
LEGACY OF S75O,OOO
Chicago Hotel Mans Bequest
to Children in Trust.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD
CHICAGO May 5.-An estate Of $1,000
GOO was left by Samuel b. Kaufman.
president OF the Congress Hotel Com
pany. who died last Saturday, accord
ing TO the will filed to-day
Mrs. Una Libby Kaufman the widow,
receives fourth OF the estate. The
remainder Is divided evenly among the
three children-Robert Libby Kaufman,
who will become OF age November 1
rext Una Libby Kaufman. II. and
Samuel Libby Kaufman. 49, The share
cf the children. s750.0O0. Is TO be held
in trust for them by their mother, who
is named executrix Robert L., the eldest
son. and the Chatham-Phenix National
Bank of New York
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Special Cable TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1899. by The New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, May y.
Lord Wodehouse. member of the Brit
ish polo team which won the cup from
the United States and the only surviving
son of tho Earl of Kimberley. married
to-day Mrs Margaret Montague. only
daughter of the late Col. Leonard How
ard Irby.
The wedding. which had been secretly
arranged, took place in st. Georges
registry office near Buckingham Palace.
Many precautions were taken TO keep
the marriage as secret as possible Only
two persons. Lady Isabel Wodehouse,
the bridegroom's sister. and his lawyer.
witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
formed in st. Georges registry office.
near Buckingham Palace.
In bold handwriting Lord Wodehouse
described himself as John Wodehouse.
commonly called Lord Wodehouse." and
when the Registrar asked Mrs. Montague
who Lord Wodehouse was she said ::
Hes Just an ordinary man-call him a
bachelor of independent means"
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES.

Or. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley
will go to Hilltop. their summer homs
In Sharon. Conn, on May rs.
There will be two more dances un-
der the auspices OF the Pail Mall Supper
Club in the grill room OF the Lorraine.
one tonight and the last of the series
on the night OF May 13.
Nine. Gcorgette lie Blanc Maeter-
Iinck will give one of a series OF recitals
next Thursday afternoon In the studio
of Mr. and Mrs Joseph b. Thomas.
1876 East Nineteenth street
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. H. Barnes. who
to-day are sailing on the Homerc. gave
a farewell dinner last night for New
York friends at the Plaza.
Mrs. Hugh ". cuthrcll will give a
luncheon to-day at Delmonlco's for her
sister. Miss Esther Baldwin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen c. Baldwin.
who will he married next Wednesday
to Mr.. Bruce Ditmas Bromley
Mr. and Mrs Lindley NJ. Garrison.
who have been at the Ritz-Carlton.
have gone to Seabright, n. j.
sir Philip schuster Of London. who
is here for n tour OF the United States,
Is at the Plaza
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Halsted and
their two daughters will spend the sum
mer at Saranac Inn. the Adirondacks.
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley Mills returned to
this city yesterday aboard the Rotter-
dam and are at the Hotel Weylin. FIFTY
fourth street and Madison avenue They
we're married In London on April 4.
Mrs Mills was formerly Miss Beatrice
Stahl. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolfo
Stahl of go Park avenue. Mr.. Mills Is
the son of Mrs. z. c. Mills of 20 East
Slxty-first street.
Nine. Carlo Polifeme will give re-
ception for members OF the Womans
Press Club AZ s2i West Nlnety-second
street tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
MRS. CLARKSON POTTER
ENTERTAINS AT SPRINGS
Numerous Dinners GiUen at
Virginia Resort.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, May 5.-Dinners and
luncheons continue to mark the early
May period in the Homestead Mrs.
Clarkson Potter of New York had as din
ner guests last night in the new restau-
ran MIR. and Mrs. Henry Seligman. Mrs.
NJ. Van Rensselaer, Johnson and Miss
Alice Van Rensselaer, OF New York and
Mr.. Robert Batcheller of Washington.
Capt. William ]. Clayton and Mrs.
Clayton. who arrived yesterday from
New York, motored this morning early to
the foot of Delafield Mountain. returning
to the Homestead for late breakfast.
Miss Anna Case of New York rode
this morning through Dunns Gap with
Mrs. Ralph c. Stewart of Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Mccoy of New York was
among those riding TO the open trail
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Laurence Carroll
Of Newark. N. j.. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Janet Lorraine Carroll. to Mr. William
Beard Merrall. son of the late William
r. Merrall and of Mrs. Merrall of this
city. The wedding will take place next
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Hegeman Voor-
hees of Plainfleld. N. j.. have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Voorhees,. to Mr.. Fred
erick Kendall Brown. son OF the late
DR. and Mrs. Frederick Kendall Brown
of Philadelphia.
Announcement has been made by Mrs
Willard II. Spader of Morristown. N. j.,
of the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Heen Spader, to Mr.. Bigelow
Watts. son OF the late Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. Watts OF Morristown.
The wedding will take place during the
early autumn.
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Miss Armstrong to
Become Bride of
Mr.. L. F. RoSSiter
Engagement Announced by
Her Aunt, Mrs. c. p. Arm
strong Of Greenwich.

Mrs. Charles p. Armstrong of Seven
Gables. Bellehaven, Greenwich. Conn.
has announced the engagement of her
granddaughter, Miss Gladys Corlette
Armstrong. to Mr.. Lawrence f. Rossi-
ter. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Rossiter of Alstone, Field Point road.
Greenwich.
Miss Armstrong has made her home
with her grandmother. Mrs. Armstrong.
since the death Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Armstrong. several
years ago. She Is a graduate OF Miss
Masters School at Dobbs Ferry, n. y.
and member of the Junior League.
She is nieoe of Mr.. Frederick S. Arm
strong of 400 Park avenue and Mr..
Lorenzo d. Armstrong of Riverside,
Conn She was educated abroad
Mr. Rossiter Is a brother Of Mrs.
Raymond G. DAILY, formerly Miss Doro-
thy Rossiter, who was married in
Greenwich on April 10. Miss Arm
strong acted as maid of honor at the
wedding Mr.. Rossiter is a graduate
of Yale. class of 1917. and during the
war served as a Lieutenant In the
3l2th Field Artillery. A. E. f. He is
associated with the Guaranty Trust
Company. Mr.. Rossiters father Is
treasurer of the New York Central
Railroad
The wedding viii probably take place
next autumn.
Mrs. Frederick s. Armstrong will en-
tertain at luncheon this afternoon at
Sherry's in honor of her niece. Miss
Armstrong. Her guests will include
MRS. Daily and the Misses Kathryn L.
Slayback, Isabel A. Armstrong. a sis
tnts. atio Ca,fth
Beatrice Beard, katharine Pomeroy
and Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, daugh-
ter of the hostess Dorothy Thompson
and Ethel Hays.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

The Marquis Asserto OF the Italian
Embassy staff has as his guest his
brother-in-law. Signor Zunini. who has
recently arrived in Washington from
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
EUGENE c. GRACE HOST
AT A TUNNEL DINNER
Tube Into Garden of Eden
in Center of Table.

Eugene @. Grace. president OF the
Bethlehem Steel Company, gave dinner
In the Plaza last night to stimulate in
terest among his friends in New York
New Jersey tunnel building. Twenty
men sat around a sunKen garden, which
florist had transformed into stones.
rocks ard flowers TO represent tunnel
into sort OF Garden OF Eden. There
WAS concert later by professional sing
crs and dancers.
Among the guests were Harry Payne
Whitney. Gov. Sproul OF Pennsylvania,
Charles NJ. Schwab wv. Il. Thompson,
J. i. Replogle. J. Y. Grier. F. l..
Crocker. Paul Mackall, p. F. Dunno, Earl
Sinclair. Percival 8. Hill and II. w.
Stewart
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-On May I. r. NJ. papers. mortgage
extensions, tax papers and others belong.
Ing to Evangelical Lutheran Church. 3i5
West 22d St, New York city; liberal re-
ward. Finder please return TO Miller G.
Bretzfelder. 800 Broadway.
LOST-Left In taxi-Driver taltlng parry from
Malbone at. 10 Ocean av. thence TO 1S
Prospect Park West, about midnight. May
2. will be well rewarded by returning 10
peegan Riding Academy. III Flatbush av
Brooklyn. black bag left In his vehicle.
LOST-On or about May 4. 1929, interest ac-
count pass book No. k7765. In tn name OF
Dona j, Glngras; all persons ars warned
against receiving said book for value. CHAT
HAM AND PHFNIX NATIONAL BANK,
Broadway and l05th 81.
LOST-Thursday. May .. on N Y. and Long
Branch Railroad. black patent leather suit
case. Finder may claim reward by bringing
IT 20 3l5 w. saith. n y. G. No questions
asked
LOST-Wallet containing dividend checks
May 4, Interborough train. Times square.
Reward. PETTETIER. Room l70s. % West
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Says Visiting in France Is Now Almost as Bad a.
Going to Reno.

Mrs. Raymond 7. Baker. whose de-
parture for Paris last January was fol-
lowed by a report that she WAS to
a divorce. returned yesterday by the
II liner Rotter lam from
Boulogne and Indignantly denied the
report, remarking that it was getting
so that one could not go to France for
an extended visit without starting
divorce rumors-that IL was almost as
had as going to Reno. She said her
trip was for her health and that she
had been much benefited
With her were her three children.
Alfred Vanderbilt. 8; George Wander
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
IN MEMORIAM.

COpE.-Tn sacred memory ~ Mary Helen
Cone beloved wife of John Purdy Cope.
who departed this life May 8. 1921.
GnRuCN. In loving memory of my dear
husband, David Gordon. who departed
this life May g. 1921. Gons but not for
gotten. Ills affectionate wife. Nellie q.
Gordon
NATZENBERG.--In loving memory Of my
dear lrusba nd and father. Charles Katzen-
herg who passed away May 8. 1919. Mrs.
Charles Katzenherg and Ira.
wEBR In loving memory Of our dear sister,
Julia ~ Webb. who entered into rest
MAY 8. 1908. Alice and Herbert. -
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
MRS. JAMES CAMPBELL,
$IO,OOO,OOO HEIRESS, WED
WidoU of Late President of
North American Co. a Bride.

ST. LOUIS. May 5.-The marriage OF
Mrs James Campbell. widow of the late
president of the North American Com
pany. who was reputed the weathiest
nion in st. Louis. to Mr.. Henry Klas
Van Heel in San Diego. Cal, April Is,
was announced here to-day by the
couple.
husband Is 32. He is literary dilet-
tante and she is heir to one-half the
income from her first husbands $780,
600 900 estate. Mr.. Van Heel is ma
tive Of Holland.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BERNARD HULDERMANN

Bernard Huldermann. aged so. man.
aging director of the Hamburg American
line. died yesterday i'm Hamburg. Ger
many. according to a message received
in the offices in this city. Mr.. Hulder-
mann's last visit to New York was In
the spring of 1920, when he and DR..
Wilhelm Cuno. chairman of the COM
pany's board. and Richard Peltzer. an
associate director, negotiated the con-
tract with the American Ship and Com
merce Corporation that was concluded
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
FORREST y. MAcNEE.

Forrest +. MacNee. aged rs, FOR many
years a partner in tho tailoring firm or
John Patterson. 665 Fifth avenue. died
Yesterday In his home IN Yarmouth.
Nova Scotia. He was born IN Scotland
and came to this country when n young
man. He lived formerly at $50 West
End avenue. He was member Of tho
Caledsnian and ST. Andrews clubs. He
leavcstthree children.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

bilt, Z. and Gloria Baker. 2. She was
the widow of Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt. who perished in the Lusitania,
when she married Mr.. Baker, formerly
Director of the Mint. Capt. Isaac K.
Emerson of Baltimore, her father. met
her at the pier and accompanied her
TO the Emerson home in Baltimore.
Mrs. William Phillips. wife of the
Under Secretary of State. formerly
American Minister TO the Netherlands.
arrived by the Rotterdam with her four
young children and was met at the
pier by her husband. Other passen-
gers were Baron Elevay and his bride
and NJ. Alvarado Mexican Consul at
Amsterdam. and Mrs. Alvarado.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

SCHW ARTz.--Franz. beloved father Of
Frederick William and Amorita. husband
of the late Adolphins Schwartz. April
IL. 1922, az the home Of his sister In
Neien. Germany. Memorial service will be
held at his late residence. ~ West Ridge
wood avenue. Ridgewood. n. j., on SUM-
dav MAY = al 80 Z. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
$4,000 FOR CoPLEY PAINTING
Chicago Art Institute Buys "Por-
trait of Brass Crosby"

John Singleton Copley's full length
Portrait OF Brass Crosby. Lord Mayor
of London" has just been purchased
from the Enrich Galleries. 7G Fifth
avenue. by the Chicago Art Institute
for its permanent collection. The price
is said to have been about 10000.
The painting which was one OF the
first commissions received by this
American portrait painter after his ar
rival in London O775). Is an unusually
large canvas. being eight feet six inches
in height
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
GEN. NUNEz OF CUBA DEAD.

HAVANA, May 5.-Gen. Emilio Nunez.
aged 81, former Vice President and =
famous figure in the revolutionary his-
tory OF Cuba, died to-day. Gen. Nunez
became rebel against Spanish rule
at the age OF IS and was active as a
rc bel for thirty years. He served sew
cral terms as Governor OF the provinces
Of Havana, one term as Secretary OF
and was selected Vive-Presi-
cent IN 1917, as running mate to Gen.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BEyAN-MACKENZIE.

Mr. Humphrey c. Bevan of 10 Picca-
dilly. London. England, 27 years old, son
of Richard Chivley Chichester Bevan,
was married yesterday 60 Miss Frances
Mackenzie. daughter of Charles A. Mac
kenzie of Victoria, =. c.. In the. marriage
chapel OF the Municipal Building by City
Clerk Michael ]. Cruise.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
MISS cRAIGHrLL TO WED.

Mr.. James Leonard viclkers of Baltl-
more and Miss Margaret Dorothy Craig
hill. daughter of Col. William L. Craig
hill OF Governors Island, obtained
marriage license yesterday at the Mu-
ricipal Building. Both Mr.. Vickcrs and
Mss Craighill are medical students.
They will be married in June at Col.
Craighilps home on Governors Island.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

The Marquis Asserto OF the Italian
Embassy staff has as his guest his
brother-in-law. Signor Zunini. who has
recently arrived in Washington from
Peru.
The President-elect OF Colombia. Gen.
Pedro Del Ospina, Miss Helena Ospina
and theiy party visited Mount Vernon
yesterday accompanied by tho charge
d'affaires Of Colombia. Senior Don Carlos
Urube.
Senator Joseph $. Frelinghuysen win
20 to Atlantic City to speak at the
forthcoming banquet of the National
Association of Savings Banks at the
Ambassador Hotel.
The Marques of Huntley, who was
the guest of Mejor-Gen. II. X. Bethel.
military attache of the British Em-
bassy for short time. has left for
New York. preparatory TO sailing Sum
day for Europe.
Senator Samuel NJ. Shortridge re-
turned to Washington yesterday from
New York. where he went to accom-.
pany his son. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Short.
ridge. Jr.. who was his guest at Ward.
man Park Hotel for month. and is
now en- route to his home in San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall Bull
litt are entertaining for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff OF
New York. They had party OF twelve
to dine with them last night, and to-
night they will entertain = fourteen
guests at dinner.
New York arrivals at the Willard In
clude Miss G. A. Guntzer, Mr.. and Mrs.
r VI. Woodruff Or Ethlmius. DR. Paul
Ifassock. Miss Nora Foley, DR.. and Mrs
w. G. Bowers. G. a. STOPPER. ". A. Els
berg. pr John A.. Robinson, S. S. Brad
Icy. Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Bassett, w. B.
Stratton. Miss SchocnfclL Homer John
ston and w G. Lupschul9
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
MExIcANs HERE CELEBRATE.

The slxtieth anniversary of Mexco's
victory over the French at the battle OF
Pueba was celebrated by the Mexican
colony In New York in the Hotel Astor
last night with native music and dane
Ing. Patriotic addresses were made by
Jose Juan Tablada, Mexican poet, and
Julian Sierra, chairman Of the faculty
OF chemical scisncs OF the University Of
Mexico
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
IGNACE FRIEDMAN SAILING.

Ignace Friedman. who has just com
pleted successful concert tour. will
sail to-day on the George Washington
for Europe. He will return next fall TO
give about seventy rectais in the United
states
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
pEARsE MEzzoTINTs SOLD.

The John y. Pearse collection Of mez-
zotints and stipples which were sold at
the American Art Galleries on Thurs
day and last evening brought s5.0sS the
total for the closing session being s2.Tl2.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

in June. 1921. and under which the
American Line and the United
American Lines. Inc. maintain joint SER
vice TO Europe
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. William E. s. Griswold has re-
turned from Lenox.
Mrs. George A. Crocker will pass the
summer in Southampton, L. /.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyttleton Fox will go
to Southampton the end Of this month.
Mr.. Beekman Hoppin of IT West Fif-
ty-third street gave a dinner last night
at Pierre's for Mrs Willard d. Straight.
Mrs. John Sanford will sail for Eu-
rope to-day on board the Homeric. She
will join Mr.. Sanford abroad.
Miss Annie b. Jennings. who passed
several weeks in Europe. has returned
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Rob-
bins will pass the summer at the Pip
ing Rock Club. Locust Valley. l.. l.,
and at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richards. Jr.,.
of Darlington Farm, near Wilmington
Del. are at the Vanderbilt for stay
of several weeks.
Mr. Gordon G. Moore gave a luncheon
at Sherrys yesterday in honor OF Field
Marshal French.
James Gerard. eight year old son of
Mr. and Mrs Sumner Gerard. has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at the
home OF his parents, East Seventy
second street, but Is convalescing.
Among those lunching at rierre's yes
terday afternoon was Miss Muriel Van
derbilt who had as her guests tho
Misses Joan Whitney and Virginia
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hutton
started for a three weeks fishing trip
in Southern waters They will 60 on
board the houseboat Seminole at Miami
and cruise among the Keys as far as
Boca Grande.
Mr.. Cornelius X. G. Billings gave a
dinner last night at Sherry's for Mr.
and Mrs. William IIalsted Van der
Poel and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam
had Mrs. Richard Mortimer and Mrs.
Philip Kip Rhinelander among her
luncheon guests there
Miss Aida Steward Carter. daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. Herbert Swift Carter.
will be married TO Mr.. William Mac
Donough Agar. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Giraud Agar. this afternoon At
the home of her parents, 40 West Fiji
ty-ninth street.
Miss Marie Leontine Graves will be
the maid of honor for her sister. Miss
Antoinette Wood Emo Graves. who will
be married to Major Roebrt c. I. Goetz.
u. S. A.. on May II, at the home in
Washington OF her greatsunt. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. The reception
will be held at the home of Mr.. William
Phelps Emo. pcle OF Miss Graves.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
JeweIry.


LoST-OUTsIDE or sEIwYN THEATER
GREEN JADE NECKLACE. THURSDAY
EVENING. LIBERAL REWARD. FINDER
PLEASE COMMUNICATE. J. G. GREEN
BURGH. Gt BROADWAY. TEL. BOWLING
GREEN I34o
LosT-Friday afternoon, tweed beelt and dia-
mond bar pin. either on East I'D ST.. 9th
av. between T2d-T0tfi SITS, park entrance or
near small lake Central Park. Finder please
return PARSONS. $50 East 72d IT. Suitable
reward
LosT-Long dark opal earring set IN dia-
monds and sapphires. Sunday evening be-
tween - +. GJth or IN Metropolitan Opera
House: liberal reward. Telephone Rhine
lander S022.
Losr-Necklace Of blue. white and red
enamel. With baroque pearls, MAY g. IN
Ma nhattan. S3j will be paid N returned in
tact 20 Mira. BENNETT, 20 Washington 50,
New York.
between 59th St. 5th av. and Altman'l
department store. high sentimental value:
lihsrel reward. Return cashier. Hotel Piaaa.
LOST--Wedresisy Nafternoon. Nav 3. round
diamond brooch in taxi or street from
Pennsylvania station. Reward II returned 70
Mrs. J. HARRIS. go Madison av.
LosT-Pcarl necklace. "wednesday noon. be-
tween ~ william 81 and Child's Restau-
rant. Church and Cortlandr sts.. reward.
Hanover G4t2
LOST-May 4, 4 diamond oval shaped bar
pin, between 0ith and oath SITS. and Lex
ington av.; reward. sCHRETBER. 500 Park
LOsT-Wishbone pin. with 2s pearls, lost be-
tween and Wednesday afternoon from
Nassau 80 Hudson tube. NJ +. DONAGH,
phonc John 5000.
1.OST--Smai platinum and diamond Uarpin,
n diamonds, Ritz-Carlton Crystal room.
afternoon, May T. Reward. Columbus 34ci
LOsr-old fashioned long earring. Jade aud
gold; kindly return to Ritz Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. EDWARD ROSENBERG.
5000 REWARD
for return OF diamond and sapphire bar ffn
lost April a. BLACK. STARR s. FROST.
sih ay and lsth ".
$50 REWARD.
for reurn ~ diamond snd sapphire harpln
lost May .. between 18th and I'D sts or
ON 9th av. l.. ]. II. y. II WEINBERG. 6G5
9th ay.
500 REWARD
for return of black and white enameled
striped vanity case. lost May between 5sth
st. and Pennsylvania Station or IN taNicab.
T. ". q =. " WEINBERG, G65 lth av
500 reward Tor diamond bar pin. containing
large stones and about "a smaller ones.
lost May 4. between 5sih and S6th sis
TtFFANY 4 CO. 1th nv. and 87ih st.
s5j REWARD
for return of gold vanity case initiated -.
q. s. lost April 2s. between West 4lth ard
10th sts. MARCUS & co. jth av and 45th ~
se5 REWARD
For diamond and pearl bracelet. lost from
= i BLACK. STARR 4 FROST, '''''
ath ay. and 18th -.
Wearing Apparel.
LOgT--fi 80 T. NJ. May 2 between Times
square and Commodore. black FUR neck
niece. usne Fotch Finder phone Hastings
aa2 ltiNG Hewnrd.
Cats. Dogs &c.
I.nST-Male collie. yellow and white. Apru
ia. answers namo Of Reg" last seen on
Az p aud West "a ST. Reward. Benson.
hurst 7125W.
Found.
rorND--Blrd. ownethcan al 40 n. 72d. de-
scribe and receive strle.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Mann had din
ner dance last night at the Chevy Chase
Club for their daughter. Miss Alice
Mann.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

The Minister OF Switzerland Mr.. Marc
Peter, has started for a fortnight's trip
through the middle West to visit Swiss
consulates in several cities.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Mrs. John Sanford will sail for Eu-
rope to-day on board the Homeric. She
will join Mr.. Sanford abroad.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Miss Annie r. Jennings. who passed
several weeks in Europe, has returned
to New York.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Charles G.. Dawes entertained
large company at luncheon at the New
Willard Hotel to-day.