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The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MR.. B. L. KILGOUR WEEDS
MRS. MARY "A. GRAYDON
Cincinnati Business Executive
Marries Here.

Mr.. Bayard Livingston Kilgour. a
wealthy and prominent Cincinnati busi.
ness man, president of the Cincinnati
Suburban Bell Telephone Company
married Mrs. Mary Andrews Graydon
also Of that city, yesterday in the Broad
way Tabernacle. Mr.. kilgour's home Is
The Pines in the Hyde Park section
of Cincinnati. The BRIDES residence
is in the Walnut Hills section. They had
been in New York several days before
their wedding. They will return i'm
mediately to Cincinnati and later will
go to Cuba.
A small group Of relatives and friends
assembled at o'clock for the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. DR.
Charles z. jefferson. the pastor. The
best man was the bridegroom's son, Mr.
Bayard L. Kilgour, Jr.. student at the
Hill School and preparing for Prince
ton, which he will enter next year. The
brides only attendant was her niece
Miss Mary @. Andrews, who is attending
school in Boston.
The guests included Mrs. Mary XII.
gour, sister of the bridegroom. who lives
at the Plaza Hotel. and Mr.. c. NJ Cole
Of the American Telephone and Tele.
graph Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
E N G. A G. E D .

fs-BERTUCH.--Mns NJ. Bsrtuch C.
the Saviguy, 220 LsnoN av., announces
tho engagement OF her daughter Bettina
20 Mr. Victor Abrams. Reception Satur-
day. December 10. Z. III. No cards.
BRApFIET,D D--PAI .NrER.--Mr. and Mra Rich
ard Palmer OF Teaneck, NJ j.. announces
the engagement Of their daughter, Carolyn
NJ. 20 George Kearney Bradfield, Jr.. OF
Haeksnsa ok, N. J.
IrEPsH-vyEfSs.- and Mrs. Henry
wei~s esi West i7eth St. New York. an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter
Sophie 20 Cecil $. Hersh. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. 8. Hersh Of Elizabeth, ". j.
TEIN-BENDEL.-Mr and Mrs.
Adoph ~. Mayer announce the betrothal
OF their daughter florye Bernice Bcndel
Jacob Richard Loewenstein. the son of
Mrs Ida Locwenstein OF Chicago. At
home Sunday. December O. from 20 6, at
2f5 West osth st
RoEssLE-M'DERMcT Mr.. and Mrs John
Cr1iickshank announce tho engagement OF
Dermott. 20 Mr.. Robert Jenox Banks
Roessle son OF Mr.. and Mrs Elwood q.
Roessle % ~ Riverside Drive. this city.
The marriage win take place IN December
at Kristiania. Norway, where Mr.. Roessle
is connected with tho Standard OF Com
pany.
sIf.K-SIGAfuND.- MIR. and Mrs Isaac 9.
Meyer Of 1aS Lefforts Hv., Brooklyn, N. Y.
announce tho engagement OF their daugh-
ter, 7. Edna Slgmund. 10 Mr.. Floyd |.
Snk. Reception Saturday evening. Decen1-
ber 0. at the Chateau Rembrandt, $50 81.
Marks sv.. Brooklyn. y y, after T. NJ.
No cards.
TosiPK1Ns-PARfeER Mr. and Mrs Robert
E Parker, i05 Patchen av.. Brooklyn. an
nounca the engagement of their daughter
Helen % Mr. Howard Tompkins. also ot
Brooklyn, con Of Mir. and Mrs. Frank A.
Tompkins.
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RICHARD B. KELLY DIES;
BROADWAY BANK HEAD
Was Son of Judge Kelly of
General Sessions.

Richard b. Kelly. Il president of the
Broadway Savings Institution in Park
place. died OF pneumonia yesterday In
his home <s West seventy-second
street
He was born in this city and was the
son of Richard Kelly. for many years a
Judge of General Sessions and later
president of the Fifth National Bank.
He was graduated from Columbia in
1871 and two years later from the
Columbia Law School. He became
counsel for tho Fifth National Bank,
the broadway Savings Institution and
the old Broadway Bank. He became
vice-president and treasurer OF tho
Broadway Savings Institution and in
January. 1900. was elected president. He
then retired from active practice of law.
which he had conducted from the Wool
worth building. He was a member of
the Union League Club.
Mr.. Kelly leaves ono son, Richard
Kelly of 81 West Seventy-fifth street,
and three daughters-Miss Jane Eliza
beth Kelly. Mrs. Margaret Kelly Porter
and Mrs. May Kelly Helm. lie was
married twice.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MRS. DELANO, WIDOW
OF RAIL MAN, DEAD
Husband Was Killed by Train
TUo Years Ago.

Mrs. Jennie Walters Delano. aged 20.
widow of Warren Delano. railroad
director. died suddenly last night In her
home. 30 Tast Thirty-sixth street. She
was a daughter OF the late William T.
walters OF Baltimore, founder of the
Walters Art Galleries In that city. She
was an aunt by marriage OF Franklin ID.
Roosevelt, formerly Assistant Secretary
of the Navy and Democratic vlce-Prest-
Dental nominee in 1920.
Mrs. Delano's husband was killed at
Barrytown. N. Y. on September Q. 1920,
when horse that ho was driving. at
tached to n buggy. became frightened
and ran In front OF An express train on
the New York Central Railroad.
Mrs. Delano Is survived by son.
Lyman Delano OF Wilmington. ~. c.,
and three daughters. Mrs. Roland Red
mond OF Tivoli. Mrs. F. B. Adams OF
Greenwich, Conn. and Miss Laura De-
lano. The funeral will be private.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
FANNING-CHAMBERLAIN.

Miss Ruth Chamberlain. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myron Chamber
lain of New York. and Mr.. Neuville
Osgood Tanning. also of New York. sor
OF Mrs. Mildred Tanning of Pleasant
vile, N. Y. were married November
2o in the University Heights Presby-
terian Church by the Rev. Dr. Percy
r. Wightman. the pastor. A breakfast
at 81 West 1S3d street. the home OF the
brides parents, followed. The coupls
will live at the Commodore Hotel.
Miss Harriet Chamberlain was maid
OF honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
Margaret Bliss of New York and Eliza.
beth French of Philadelphia. Mr. Leon
ard NJ. Tanning of Bronxville. brother
of the bridegroom. was best man. The
ushers were Meesrs. Charles e. Lam
bert, Eugene G. Gottsohalk John Bon
forte and Valdemar Oman. all of New
York
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

DebutanteA> held sway yesterday at
entertainments that kept society on the
so early and late. Miss Alice Mckim
voss. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hude Nelson voss. and Miss Helen
Jenkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank W. jenkins, were formally In
troduced at a joint dance given by their
parents In the rose room Of the Plaza
In advance Of this dance Miss Elise
w. Schneider, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto A. Schneider, was introduced at a
dinner and dance in the Ambassador.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Schreiber's brother and sster-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierrepont Davis Schrei-
Der. and receiving with them was Miss
Mary Stuart Cottrell Of Westerly. r. l.
Miss Voss and Miss Jenkins were
among the dinner guests. who also In
cluded Misses Cathleen Vanderbilt.
Beatrice Black. Florence Kimbley. Cla-
rissa Hurd, Betty Condor, Kathryn
Knight, Etheldreda Winthrop Seabury,
Polly Mccall, Louise Barber. Marie
Brooke. Emily Schniewind. Jane Dun
ham, Barbara Kellogg. Elizabeth Gra-
ham, Margaret Sloane Manson. Mar
garet Stone. Maud Smith. Susanne An
derson. Isabel Hoffman. Claire Schenck
and Audrey Barclay Ulman.
Later the dinner guests went to the
dance for Miss Voss and Miss Jenkins.
Among other debutantes at the Plaza
dance were Misses Cornelia Livingston.
May G. Hoppin. Garcia de Peyster Kip.
Alice Dodge. Sibyll Bliss. Isabelle Kemp,
Beatrice Gawtry. Adele Reynal. Julia
Brokaw, Frances McKeever, Matilda
Coster Ellsworth, Dora Hotchkiss.
Helen Dominick Smith. Rosalie Pilot,
Esther Stevens. Virginia Quackenbush,
Georgette Yeomans. Frances Budlong,
Frances Goodhue. Katherine Duer and
Nancy Potter.
Mrs. John Henry McCoon gave a
small dance at 100 East Seventy-ninth
street for Miss Josephine l.. Kellogg
Reeve. debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Livingston Reeve. Among
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
HARDING AND CABINET
PAY TRIBUTE TO MANN
Supreme Court and Diplomats
Also Attend Ceremony.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-rn the House Of
Representatives, where the best years of
his life were spent. the nation to-day
paid final tribute TO Representative
James r. Mann Of Illinois.
President Harding and his Cabinet.
the Senate and House. members Of the
diplomatic corps and representatives OF
every branch of the Government at
tended.
The funeral Grafton was delivered by
the Rev. James Z. Freeman, rector of
the Church of the Epiphany. Washing
ton. which Mr.. Mann attended.
The coffin was placed In the we'll OF
the House several hours before the time
for the funeral. Members OF Mr.. Mann's
Office force stood silent and in tears as
a great profuslon of floral offerings was
placed about.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Righ-Miss Alice McKim voss and Miss Helen Jenkins
Miss Schneider Another One of Many Girls Introduced
Into Society at Saturday Parties.

the guests were Misses Polly Mccall.
Louise Lusk. Hariot Reynolds, Olivia
Sterner, Emeline Star, Claire Schenck,
Valerie Vernam. Elizabeth Armstrong,
Leila Baldwin. Dorothy Brown, Char
lotte Church. Edith Chisolm, Mary Os-
good Field. Betty Gilbert, Clarissa Hurd
and Mary Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Maidment Hurd gave
reception yesterday afternoon at 39
East F1ftieth street to introduce Miss
Leona Hurd. Receiving with Mrs. Hurd
NJ Lyle, Mrs. Richard L. Dayisson,
Misses Adele Kelley. Betty Hammill,
Dorothy Stewart Renee Baruch and
Audrey Barclay Ulman.
After the reception there was an in
formal dinner. following which DR.. and
Mrs Hurd and their dinner guests went
on to some of the dances Of the night.
The men at the dinner were Dr. Lyle,
Messrs. Charles Holt. Stanley Horan,
Richard l. Davisson, Leo Jiranek and
Robert Graham.
Another entertainment last night was
the reception. followed by dancing. which
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Peterson gave
In their new home, 163 East Seventy
eighth street. to introduce Miss Virgilia
Peterson. 1t was an old fashioned re-
ception for the older and younger friends
Of Dr. and Mrs. Peterson and it was en-
livened by Miss Marie Dressler. a friend
Of tho family, who gave some OF her
amusing sketches that put all the guests
in good humor. After eleven there was
dancing for the younger friends OF the
family to the music OF Miss Byrnes
orchestra.
Receiving with Mrs. Peterson and her
daughter were Mrs. Theodore c. Jessup
who was Miss Frederika Peterson Miss
Jane Abbott and Miss Constance Miller
ef this city; Miss Beatrice Nicholson
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A.
Nicholson Of Chicago. Miss Mary Louise
White OF Philadelphia, Miss Frances
Welch of New Haven and Miss Carol
] Moore of Scarsdale.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MISS MARY A. PHILLIPS DEAD

Miss Mary A. Phillips. 90. member OF
an old New England and New York
family, died yesterday in the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hospital. She had made her home
Mt the Martha Washington Hotel for
several years. She was the daughter
OF James Schooley Philips and Mary
Amanda Wallace. and was born In Mil
ford Pa. She was a cousin OF Clifford
Pichot, Governor-elect OF Pennsylvania.
She was descended from George
Phillips who came 10 this country In
1890, and from Wendell Phillips and
Phillips Brooks. Another ancestor. Capt.
Daniel Brodhead, came to America in
1904. Her great grandfather. Count a
Aertz. came to America with Lafayette
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
JERSEY HOTEL MAN DEAD.

spsctoI Dsspdtcn 10 THE NEw Yonx HulLp,
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Dec. 1.---Andrew J.
Murphy. b5, manager OF the Laurel
Houe and connected with several other
hotels in the Eastern and New England
States. died to-day after an illness OF
six weeks lie was born in Lakewood
and had been connected with the Laurel
House virtually all his life. He was
a trustee OF the Roman Catholic Church
of st. Mary Of the Lake. lie had under
his management the Hotel Waundek at
Jefferson. ~ II, and helped TO build a
Catholic church there. He also held an
interest In the Duckwood Inn at shaw
noe on Delaware and the Hotel Warren
at Spring Lake.
Mr.. Murphy married Mrs. F1orence
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
FRENCH-HADDEN.

Mrs. Frances II. Wyeth Hadden.
widow of Z. Kenneth Hadden was mar
ried to Mr.. Harry ". French yesterday
at the home Of her stepfather and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen G.. Will
Jams, 1855 Park avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Suffragen Bishop
Arthur Selden Lloyd. A buffet break
fast followed. When the couple return
from their wedding trip they will live
at III East Eightieth street.
Mrs. French is a granddaughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Goodridge
of this city and Riverdale. Mr.. French.
who Is a lawyer. served In tho army.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
PHOENIX ESTATE $2,3s4,o2a.
Executor of Lawyer Calls for Court
settlement.

Theodore c. Camp OF esi West End
avenue. as executor. applied In the Sur
rogatos' Court yesterday sor judicial
settlement of the estate OF Phillips
Phoenix. lawyer. who died April II,
1921.
Mr.. Camps accounting shows that the
estate was worth s2.2s4.O23. on which
$4,000 was paid In Federal inheritance
taxes and s1o7, $50 In transfer taxes to
the State OF New York. Mrs. Lillian
G.. Phoenix OF East Sixty-slxth street.
the widow. has received the income
from a $4,000 trust fund and will share
the residue. amounting TO si.sso,so3. with
brother-in-law, Lloyd Phoenix, OF
II East Thirty-thlrd street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
At Warrington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
Shoreham-Messrs A. w. Bing. S
Graham and E. g. Farrell.
Washington--Mr. and Mrs. A. r
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Russell
Messrs. III. w. Herrick, A. r. Painter
M. B. Webster r. I. Casey. l.. ]. Spence
l.. V. Ctrrie and A A. Dulaney.
Willard-Dr. and Mrs. S. Mckenzie
Mrs. s. Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Hub
bard, DIR. j. K. Girden. DR.. II. M. Biggs
Messrs. J. Stanford and w. G. Ruggles
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
LADD-HEMINwAY,

The marriage Of Mr.. Delano Wood
Ladd. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Ladd. Jr.. Of Plainfield. N. j.. and Miss
Caroline LeBaron Heminway, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. Haven Hemin-
way of Watertown. Conn, 0ok place
yesterday afternoon in Christ Episco-
pal Church. Watertown
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MURPHY-CARHART.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the marriage, on November 30, in the
Church Of st. Charles Borromeo. West
141st street. OF Miss Therese Vincent
Carhart, daughter OF Mrs. Margaret L..
Carhart, to Mr.. James Thomas Murphy
by the Rev. Joseph A. Foley. pastor
Of St. Ursula's Church. at Mount YER
non. assisted by the Rev. Edmund "
Radford of st. Charles Borromeo.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
RYERsON-PATTERsON.

Miss Ruth Rutherford Patterson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey An
drew Patterson. was married to Mr..
Robert Emmett Ryerson in the home OF
her parents, 945 West End avenue, 1as'
evening by the Rev.. Henry Evertson
Cobb. d. D.. Miss Muriel Childs of
Lexington. Mass, was maid of honor.
Mr.. Rainey Taylor Of Middletown, N. V.
was best man
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
RITCHIE-CURRAN.

Miss Constance Curran. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morton Curran, and
Mr.. Frederick Somers Ritchie. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Ritchie. both of
Montclair. n. j., were married yester-
day at the Curran home by the Rev.
j. j. Gately, rector of the Immaculate
Conception Roman Catholic Church.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CLUNIE-CoURTNEY.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BOSTON, Dec. miss Suzette Court
ney. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Courtney OF "a Bay State road, became
the bride this afternoon Of Mr.. John T.
Jefferson Clunie of~New York. Harvard
1919. son of the late Gen. and Mrs.
t. J. Glunie Of New York, in the Arling-
ton Street Church.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL,
Services To-day mt Residence VIII
He Private. ELt

Funeral services for the late william
Goodsell Rockefeller will be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock from the home,
200 Madison avenue. Only tho members
of tho family and few friends will
attend.
DR.. Thompson. rector OF Christ Church.
Greenwich. Conn, will officiate. Ar
rangemcnts for interment will await
the arrival of Mrs. Rockefeller, the
widow. and Godfrey s. Rockefeller. son,
who sailed from France to-day on tho
Paris
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
"rRrEND IN NEED" HIS HEIR.

James A. Gaynor. who died November
"a at 4o4 West Twenty-ninth street, left
his estate OF $500 to John J. Mccoy OF
sos West Twenty eighth street. "a friend
I'm need. advancing money without SO
curity and giving mo my own time ~
which to make payment Gaynor dis
inherited his wife and grown childrtn
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Strickland six years ago. He leaves her
and one son. Andrew ]. Murphy. Jr.. 5.
He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Helen. D.
Gallagher. Mrs. Rose c. Berry and Mrs.
Thomas w. Spencer. and three brothers.
Charles Murphy. Edward L. Murphy and
James A Murphy
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago is
at the Ritz-Calrton.
The Misses Mabel and Angelica Gerry
will give dinner parties at 2 East
Sixty-first street. December and L.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will return to / West
Fifty-seventh street from Newport.
this week.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Reid will return to-day from
Virginia
Mrs. z. Henry Hartman and her
daughter. Mrs. Chales Cary Rumsey,
are at The Plains. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin
are occupying their apartment at TIT
Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter Russell
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor In Rhinebeck, N. Y.
M. and Mrs Charles Thaddeus Terry.
SO East Eightieth street. will give a din
ner party next Friday night for the
Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
with their three grandchildren, who are
the children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Weldon, will sail for Europe by the
Paris on December 13 and go to the
south of France.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lorimer Worden en-
tertained at luncheon at the Marguery
yesterday for Mrs. Spencer Eddy. who
recently returned from Europe. Mr..
John Ellis Postlethwaite had a party
Those with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard M
Thomas were among his guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white have as guests from Philadelphia
at, Martin Hall. Great Neck, L. l., Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Il. Stotesbury, Mr..
and Mrs. Randall Morgan and Mrs.
Alexander Biddle. for whom they gave
a dinner last night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
MRS. ROOSEVELT. TO BE GUEST

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Sr., will be
the guest Of honor Of the women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish Hospital at the
annual meeting at $3.50 tomorrow after
noon in the training school for nurses,
adjacent to the hospital. at Classon ave-
nue. and Prospect place. Brooklyn. Mrs.
Roosevelt will deliver an address
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
ADMIRAL EDWARDS DEAD.
Retired Naval omcer Dies at HIS
Home I'm Bristol. N. Il.

Bssror. r. L.. Dec. 2.--Rear Adniral
John r. Edwards. u. s. NJ retired,
died at his home here to-day. Although
retired in 1915 he served during the
world war with tho Brown University
Naval Unit. lie was born In Pottsville
Pa. He Is survived by bis wife. three
sons and a daughter
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Dogs. Cats. &c.

COLLrE-Lost. gray and white spotted collie
Thursday morning, 9th st., between Lex
ington and 3d avs reward. 155 East 9TH
DOG-GerTnan police, blnck ana brown, white
breast, I year old children's pet; Thurs
day evening on Broadway. Hastings-o -Hud-
son; reward. Phone Gramercy 6eG3. or
Hastings 1881.
DOG-Airedaie, female, Saturday. answers
name Molly; liberal reward. AUDUBON
ART STORE. 1904 st. Nicholas nv. (1s3d).
DOG-Pekingese. answers 10 name only"
turn TO 1i5 e. e0th. Telephone Plaza esoo.
SIAAfESE CAT-Thursday morning, neigh
borhood OF Z. 10th st., female siamess
white, brown markings: liberal reward.
CHAMBER. i4T y. 10th 81.
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IN ME M ORR A M

ALIMAYER. Loving memory Of Betiis All
mayer. who passed away December 3, 1918.
NEwTON.-In tender and loving memory of
James w. Newton. who died November
60, 1890.
RODINsON.--In ever loving memory OF VIII
rnarth A. Robinson, who departed this life
T,ecember 3. 1915. Mourned by his wife
and family.
SWITZERLAND. - In memor OF benjamin
DE La Mater southerland. who died De-
cember ]. 1905.
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B l r II H S .

DAvr6.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Murry Davis
3 (nee Arabeils Lubin) twin boys. on No
vesnoer 90 1922, at United Israel Zion
Hospital, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
OBITUARY NOTES.

GEORGE GrLBEY, formerly member Of
the contracting firm OF Gllbey Hall In New
London, Conn, died IN his home there yes
terday In his elghty-fourth year.
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M A R r I A G E S

ZETGER-SACHS. .-Samuel Zeiger OF 1945
SD st.. Brooklyn. n. Y. 10 Louise Michel
Sachs OF So East 1880 st.. Bronx. y. y,
on Thursday, November 80. 1872.
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M A r r / A G. E S

{ t'RkNCH- December .. ip.c
az the residence of her mother. Mrs.
~ HNrry y. French, by the Right Rev
Einlrtp Lloyd.
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PAY $4e,3S4 FOR RUGS.
Rich Fabrics From East Bring
Good Prices.

At the Anderson Galleries rugs from
the stock of III. Nfichaelyan sold for
sa6,3s4 The receipts for the final ses-
sion yesterday afternoon were s3s.s5o.
Mrs. II. II. Huntington paid $500 for
wooien rug OF tho seventeenth cen-
tury, made IN Isuba. Caucasus; Charles
Roberts si.T50 for Persian rug from
Iavehr: Miss VI. Wilson 81 800 for an
eighteenth century rug from Kuba;
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

JEFFREY WARMER. 60, who played ir
Tony Pastors. the Atlantic Garden and Other
old time variety houses. died Friday Night a.
her home, 9i0 First avenue. --
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r,nnr.n-r III c,nr.tInAN An fnr thIrfv vnarr q

wholesale commission merchant at 200 Wash
ington street, Manhattan, died Friday IN bis
homo, 25T Renshaw avenue East Orange. lie
was born In Middietown. Del He became
known In market circles ~ The Peach
King"
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Wearing Apparel.

Cor.LAR-Beaver collar lost Grand Central
Terminal Wednesday evening: reward for
return. DECKER, 100 johnson av., Totem
Vile, g. T. Phone 1877 Tottenvlle.
MINK COAT, good condition. Sunday morn
ing after ~. 4T3 Amsterdam av., TRAP
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D / E D.

Archer. c. T. Afussinan. Mary @.
Bauer, Norma Ogden. Harriet ID.
Beck, Charles 4. Often. Margaret
Brown, A. T.. Peek, Walter X.
Carleton. Il. M. Pendergast, Eliza J.
Cochran. Robert It. Pennington. James A.
COLES. Elizabeth d. Phillips. Mary A.
Conley. Thomas Pinkhan. G. r.
De Lemater. Du Bols Ray, Gertrude
Delano. Jennie w. Rockefeller. w. G..
Hardman, Joseph Rec, Charles +.
Holloway, J. f. Snl. William r.
Hyer. Anna Smith, Donald d.
Kelly, Richard 3. Spies. Henry
Liesegang, Mary r. Stafford. Fred z.
Marsans. Angelica Stlner. Hannah
Magee, Mary r.. Sumner. Isabel
Marx, Samuel Tiddy, Thomas o. .
Miller, David II. Weinberg, Eleanora
Murphy, Andrew J. Wheelan, James n.
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u N V E Ill N c. S 4,

MACK.-Unveiling Of monument IN memory
OF Alexander Mack takes place Sunday.
December 10. AZ 7. NJ. Salem Fields.
Temple Emanuel. Cypress HIS Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Solicitor General and Mrs. James M
Beck gave dance last night for their
daughter Miss Beatrice Beck, and theiy
daughter-in-law, Mrs. James M. Beck
II. Several dinners preceded the dance
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
WASHINGTON.

President Harding will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at the White House
delegates from five Central American
that day.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

The Ambassador OF France and Nine.
Jusserand entertained at luncheon at
the Embassy yesterday. Among their
guests were the Counselor of tho Aneri-
can Embassy in Paris and Mrs. White
house.
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