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IN THE BERKSH1REs.
Nine. Baxavoff Guest at Tea Of
Mrs. j. 8. McLennan.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HnALD.
LENox, Mass. July 9.-Mrs. John
Stewart McLennan entertained a party
of Berkshire friends at tea In Tyring-
ham this afternoon for Mime. Serge
Bazavoff Of Washington. sister of Mr..
Boris Bakhmeteff. former Russian Am
bassador over whose house at Wash
ington she has presided for two years.
Mrs. Frederick Winthrop of Boston Is
visiting her another. Mrs. Robert Win
throp, at Ethelwynd In Lenox. Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Kean. who was with her,
has gone to her place at Elberon. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Pearson
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son a few days ago at Edge
wood in Great harrington. Mrs. Pear
son was Miss Elizabath Stoddart of New
York. and this Is their second child. Mr..
Pearson is a son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick s. Pearson OF London, who
went down with the Lusitania.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery
arrived In Lenox yesterday and opened
his villa on Walker street.
Mrs. Frank Tilford and Miss Julie
Tilford of New York have arrived al
the Graham Root cottage In Lenox.
Arrivals at the Maplewood Hotel In
Pittsfield include Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
w. X. Anderson OF ArdSley, ~. Y. MT
and Mrs. Morris l.. Cooke and Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander G. Rea of Philadelphia
Mrs. Robert Martin has arrived from
Belfast. Ireland, to spend the summer
with her mother. Mrs. John Sinclair. al
williamstown. Dr. and Mrs. Donald b
Sinclair OF Princeton, N. j.. have ar
rived at the Phi Sigma Kappa House In
Williamstown.
Arrivals at Berkshire Inr at Great
harrington. include Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Fisk of Plainfia!d, N. j.; Mr.. Alfred
and Mr.. Pendleton Marshall of New
York, the Rev. and Mrs. Louis r. Ben
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Bakbitt OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Duff Balken has Mrs
Henry Balken OF Pittsburgh. Mr.. Henry
Balken Of Philadelphia and Miss Elsie
Dahl OF Christiania. Norway. as guests
at North Egremont.
Mrs. William Hall Walker OF Now
York Is back at Brookside In Great
harrington from Chatham. Cape Cod
She was accompanied by Mrs. Albert B.
Carleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8. Kerner en-
tertained at luncheon at Forkhurst
Farm. in Great harrington. to-day for
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed OF Tuxedo
Park n. Y.
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FAIR ON THE NORTH SHORE.
Mrs. Bnyard Tuckermnn Head Of
Committee of Arrangement.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoHK HEnALD.
BEVERLY. Mass. July 9.-The annual
fair lasting through the week, opens to-
morrow. In aid of the Benjamin Stick
uey Cable Memorial Hospital at Ipswich.
Mrs. Bayard Tuckcrman of New York
js at the head of the committee ar
ranging the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Russell of
New York are at the Hudson cottage
nj Nahant. where they have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Post
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Gillespie OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Gleason of Flushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Kellogg OF AM
sterdam, are at the New Ocean House,
Swampscott.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Foley OF New York
have taken the WILLIAMS cottage at
Marblehead.
Gen. T. T.. Bingham Of New York has
been at the Straitsmouth Inn at Rock
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest Grant OF
New York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon C. Brown at the Rocks in West
Manchester.
Miss Helen Read of Lima. Peru. Is
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Read. at Read Island. Man
chester.
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Countess Laszo Szechenyi Baileys Beach
Bathers Shoot Large Waves at Baileys Beach Mat
tresses and in Canoes-Arrivals at Resort.
IS Laszlo szechenyi at Bailey's Beach.

Capt. Hugh l.. Willoughy, aeronau-
tical engineer. arrived here by the air
line at IL :05 p. NJ, finishing his flight
from Philadelphia in his new biplane.
the Ibis. with a 1S0-horse Hispano en-
gine. He made overnight stops at At
tantic City. n. j., and Amityville. l.. 1.
The run from Atlantic City 600 miles)
to Amityville was made in exactly one
hour He few from Amityville to New
port to-day In two hours and twenty
nine minutes.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Mr.. II. c. Morgan. stopping at Hill Top
Inn; Mr.. Varrick F'rissell and Miss An
toinette Frissel. stopping at the F'rissell
villa.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and her
brother w. X. Vanderbilt Sd, played an
interesting tennis match at the Casino
Hill Top Inn arrivals include Mr.. w.
Russell Thompson New York; Mr.. G. G.
Daniels, London. England Mr.. Harry G.
Eldridge. New York Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Hyman, New Orleans; Mrs. c.. s
Hedgman. Greenwich. Conn. Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Pierson. New York.
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Mrs. Ogden Goelet
Arrives in Paris on
Way to DeaupilIe
Mr.. and Mrs. w. BOurke Cock
ran Return to Ritz
From Italy.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALp.
Copyright, 1899, by THE NEW YORK HssALp
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, July 0.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet has arrived from
London and expects TO go to Deau-
vile the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran
ing italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin H. Glynn. after
a fortnight In Switzerland. have re-
turned to the Hotel Mirabeau. Mr..
and Mrs. Creighton are leaving this
week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dougherty OF
New York. after a fortnight in Paris,
are leaving for st. Moritz for the re-
mainder Of July. and then will visit the
Channel resorts.
Mrs. Howard r. Whitney OF New
York. who has been visiting at Paris
PLACE. returned last week to the Plaza
Athenee.
Mr.. Henry B. Cabot. Jr.. Boston at
torney, has arrived at the Hotel Savoy
after an extended tour Of Switzerland
Mr.. land Mrs. A. e. Creighton and
family of Lynn. Mass. and Mr. and
Mrs. Parmely w. Herrick are visit
ing friends in Scotland. They are
sailing for the United States on July
Odt ~ HdS iOt yct OcCh 0SSi0So
whether they will be accompanied by
Mr.. Myron 7. Herrick. the American
Ambassador.
The Countess Zoppolo has Joined her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morti-
nler, at the Ritz.
Dr. ID. +. Sullivan of Hartford. Conn.,
has arrived at the Continental from
Weisbaden. He expects to sail fol-
America early in August.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lewisohn and Mrs. Mar
garet Du Bois of New York are stop
ping at the Hotel du Pare at Vichy
to take the cure.
The Duchess of Oporto. after a brief
visit in Paris, has left for Rome and
Naples.
Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons is stop
ping at the Regina. en- route to Amer
lea.
Mrs. Henry Alexander. mother OF
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Is a guest al
the Hotel Vendome for a few weeks.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Thayer ant
daughters Of Boston have closed theil
Paris apartment and have gone tc
their Deauvile villa for the season.
Mr.. Otto II. Kahn, who Is golfing al
Evian-les- -Bains. was second AZ las'
weeks bogey competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. st. George Of New
York have arrived at Evian from Paris
en- route to Dinard.
Princess Vlora has left Paris to spend
the summer at Aix-les- Bains.
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Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALp.
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 9.-Bailey's
Beach was so lively with interest to-
day that many remained shooting the
large waves on mattresses and In ca
noes until two o'clock. The bathers
rested under sun umbrellas In varie-
gated colors under which were little
tables for refreshments. Some of those
In the water we're Countess Laszlo
Szechenyi, wife of the Hungarian Minis
ter In Washington Mrs. Lewis Fox Fris'
SELL Mrs. William Woodward, Mrs.
George D. Widener, Mrs. Frederic Cod
win. Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt I'd. the Princess de Braganza,
Mrs. w. Goodby Loew Mrs, Robert Goe-
let and Mrs. Luther Kountze.
Among the younger set was Miss
Louise Clews, granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Clews. who was attractive
In a bathing suit of seagreen with CAP
to match and flowing beach cape OF
Oriental design In pink and gold, with a
Japanese sunshade in brown, silver ana
gold.
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EXERCISES AT mitchell GRAVE.

Instead of the annual pilgrimage of
friends to the grave of John Purroy
Mitchell in Woodlawn Cemetery on July
10. his birthday. there will be more elab-
crate memorial exercises this year. The
ceremony will take place at the grave of
the former Mayor of New York city.
There will be formal prayers. eulogy
by George McAneny and a volley will be
fired by a squad of infantry from Gov
ernors Island. wreath will be placed
upon the grave by Darwin r. James, Jr..
president of the East River Savings In
stitution. An army bugler will blow
taps. II is purposed 10 make this annual
tribute TO Mr.. Mitchers memory per-
manent one
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

spectai Dispatch 20 THE New York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
July 9.-A dance followed informal
dinner parties at the Greenbrier last
night. Among the dancers and spec
tators were Mrs. Isaac V. Brokaw, Mr.
George T. Brokaw. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
T. Gaunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Elm re d.
Hotchklss. Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Thurnauer. Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Weir,
Mr.. and Mrs. De Courcy w. Thorn. Mrs.
j. X Wise. Mr.. and Mrs Thornton
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Lewis.
MIR. and Ms Robert r. Lewis and Miss
Roberta Lewis. Mrs. Horace Maher, Mrs.
Albert b. Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs John
r. Deford. Mrs. r. NJ. Cadwalladeg Mr..
c. VI. p. Cadwallader. Mrs. John Middle
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Scott
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AMERICANS IN LONDON.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Reid Are En-.
tertained Extensively.

Special Cable to THE NEw YoRK HmALD.
Copyright, 1879. bp THE NEW YosK HE,ALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Reid are among
the recent arrivals, having been enter
tanned extensively since the American
Ambassadors reception on the Fourth
of July.
Mr.. e. Harrison Yelverton. the Ameri-
can writer. who has been visiting here,
gave a farewell tea for his literary
friends at Ciaridge's last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond,
who have been at their residence, Mans
field House. have sailed for America
|, to pass the remainder Of tho summer
In Newport.
Miss Mabel Gerry entertained Princess
Marie Louise at luncheon In Claridge's
last week.
Mr.. Clarence Graf gave musicale
and tea for his American friends al
IL Cumberland place.
Mrs. Hermann Oel-:chs % visiting
Mrs. James Corrigan In Grosvenor
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules p. Storm of New
York are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Alfred r. Smiles. at Ardwich. Walton
or Thames.
Lady Queenborough has returned
from Paris. where she was with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Starr
Miller. who have called for America
Lord Shaw Of Dunfermline will sail
for the United States soon to address
the American Bar Association. He will
be introduced in New York by Mr.
John w. Davis. formerly the American
Ambassador.
Mrs ]. ]. Brown Of Newport has
taken UP the role Of American hostess
entertaining her countrymen on the
Fourth.
Mrs. Richard washburn Child. wife
of the American Ambassador to Rome
Is at the Carlton.
Mr.. Walter Burns has been a country
host to Princess Mary and viscouni
Lascelles at North Mimms Park. Hat
field.
At the Carlton are Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
storrow. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Barbour and family
Miss Eleanor Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F
Tibbals, Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Robins
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Goodhu and family
and Mr.. c. X. MacFadden.
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MONTHS MIND MASS.
Ceremony To-day I'm Memory of
Father Cummings.

A months mind mass will be cele-
brated In memory of the late Rev.
Francis p. J. Cummings. who at the
time of his death a month ago. was
rector of st. Stephens Roman Catholic
Church, East Twenty-ninth street.
Father Cummings did the parish work
In many parts of the city and In the
suburbs. He was rector of St. Col
mans Church. East Kingston. before
his transfer to ST. Stephens.
His first two years as a priest, after
he had been ordained at st. Joseph's.
Dunwoodie, were spent at the Church
of the Ascension, West 107th street,
after which he served at st. Brigids s,
East Eighth street; St. Matthew s.
Rosendale st. Lucy's, East 104th
street; ST. Thomas the Apostles West
llstN street, and st. Francis of Assist
Mount kisco. He was an alumnus oi
Manhattan College.
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NOTES FROM LAKE sUNApEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ledyard Blair Ar
rive at Resort by Automobile.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YonK Hrs.tp
SuNAPEE. N. r.. July e.--Mr. and Mrs
c. Ledyard Blair of New York arrived
BY automobile to-day for luncheon at
the Grand Liden. on their way to Lake
T-innepasko.
A meeting OF the newly organized
Board OF Trade of Lake Sunapee was
held Saturday evening at Sunapee Har-
bor The officers are Mr.. William A..
Whitney. president: Capt Percy w.
Hodges. secretary. and Leon Osborne
treasurer.
DR.. A. II. osgood and family OF Bos-
ton have opened their cottage on the
lake.
A large party from Burke Haven and
other hotels attended the dance satur-
day night at Blodgett's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Treadway
and family of Bristol. Conn, have opened
their cottage at Great Island.
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MOSES J. WARREN DEAD.
Secretary of Henry Mnillard
Chocolate Company.

Moses J. Warren. secretary and di-
rector of the chocolate company of
Henry Maillard. 36S Fifth avenue, died
Saturday in his home, 800 Wadsworth
avenue. after an attack of heart dis
ease. He had accepted an invitation to
go to the Polo Grounds, but at the last
moment changed his mind and went
home. He was striken a few minutes
afterward.
Mr.. Warren was born In Canada and
for a time was in the advertising bust
ness in Montreal. Later he published a
commercial journal in that city. He
joined the Maillard company in 1888. He
had charge of the company's wholesale
business for several years, and at the
time of his death was head of the es-
tablishment in Fifth avenue. He leaves
his wife and two daughters.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
have gone from Lenox to Watch Hili'
r. ].
Mrs. Pierre Jay Is q guest of her
mother. Mrs. Francis c. Barlow. at
Sunny Bank. Lenox. Mass.
Mrs. William v. b. Kip and Miss
Cornelia B. Kip are at the Garden City
Hotel.
Mrs Charles Sidney Haight has gone
from Newport to Lenox to visit her
mother. Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. Hollister, who have
lived for some time at 515 Madison ave-
nue., have taken a duplex apartment at
S23 Park avenue.
Since their return from Europe Mr..
and Mrs. william Pierson Hamilton
have been at their country place in
Sterlington. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney j. Colford. Jr..
had luncheon yesterday at the Ambassa-
dor. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze
have left there for Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall R. Kernochan.
who were guests Of Mrs. William Pol
lock, his mother, In Lenox. have gone to
-Edgartown, Mass. for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll will
remain at their country house in Water
Mill. l.. l.. until early September, when
they will go to Morristown. N. j., for
the autumn.
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DANCE AT FIELD CLUB.
Mrs. Leslie c. Bruce Among Those
Entertaining Friends.

speciaf Dispafch 10 THE NEW York HrnAtp.
GREENWICH, CONN, July "a bril-
liant society event OF the season was a
supper dance held at the Field Club last
night. About i50 persons were present.
Mrs. Leslie G. Bruce entertained a
party OF twelve. Miss Ruth Hyde also
had large party. Others present in
o,uded Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Close,
Mr. and Mrs. George Carhart. Mr. James
Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Righter.
Mr.. Amos Morrill,. Or. Katlin, Misses
Polly Lincoln. -Elanor Croft. Winifred
Croft and Mary Hcaton.
Mr.. william @. Rockefeller was ono
Of the tennis players to-day
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IN MEMORIAM.

BARTI Firth loving remembrance OF
Jessie Nicoll Bartlett, who died July TO-
1920
God gave you u.s. oh. Jessie. dear;
Such gift 10 Us was most divine;
Bat when he still'd your dear. sweet voice.
lie closed TO us all Paradise
nut. Jessie. dear our love for thee.
Is part OF Gods eter.ity
Father. Mother. Brother and Sister.
CONAN Nib q. Sixth anniversary mefnoria!
service. Solemn Requiem High Mass
for the reposc OF the soul ot Josephine
Cohan-Nlbio will be celebrated at ihs
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament, Ilst
81, and Broadway. AZ 10 o'clock. Wednes-
day morning. July ~. All friends are In
yited
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.

Special Corrcspondercc 70 THE NEw YoRK
HERALD.
PARIS. July 1.-The following Ameri-
cans have registered from New York at
the office Of The NeD York Herald OF
Parts Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson Mitchell.
Honor Leeming. Mrs. Jacob Stiner,
Samuel T. Shaw. Mrs. 5. Stanwood Men
den, Mrs. Arthur Menden, Mrs. Arthur
Kuttroff, Miss Louise Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Levy. Henry Meter,
Leonard Weill. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold.
John Griffith, Mrs. John Griffith Mrs.
Juliet Mosher. Theodore Kremer. Miss
Margaret Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Walsh and Miss Eleanor Woodruff,
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MARY HAY, ACTRESS,
TO HAVE OPERATION
Wife of Richard Barthelmess
in Hospital.

Miss Mary Hay. actress, and wife of
Richard Barthelmess, screen star. of 1873
East Thirty-sixth street. was removed
to Roosevelt Hospital yesterday after
noon and will undergo an operation
this morning.
The nature of her Illness was not dis
closed. The operation will be performed
by DIR. Joseph A. Blake.
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Jewelry.

LOST-;old hreastrin set with three da-
bus line, Altman's or Oppenheim. Collins :
reward no questions asked Mr. r D.
3l0 Hudson ~.
LOST-Lady's black and gold diamond
watch, with chain. IN taxi, between Pier go
20 waldorf or McCreery's. Friday. June so.
liberal reward 90 finder. ia East SIth St,
apartment 5-B.
T,OsT-Diamond and pearl horseshoe: re-
ward. y. N. GRIFFIN. 2iAs University
az Rronx Phone Fordham 1852.
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sTURGIs-sExToN.

Miss Bertha Fuller Sexton. daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Sex
ton. of 100 Montague street. Brooklyn.
was married Saturday at her home TO
Mr.. Thomas Sturgis OF Richmond Hill.
q graduate OF Yale. His brother. Mr..
Reginald II. sturgis. was best man. The
bride was unattended
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ARRIVALS AT GEDNEY FARM.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK Hrr,sLp.
WHITE PLAINS, N. ". July 9-Arri-
walls at Gedney Farm Hotel include Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Strawbridge. Phlladel.
phia Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Faunce. At
iantic City, N. j.; Mrs. II. A. Whitlock
Miss Mary Mahany. Miss Helen Thaxter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ullmann New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Santiago Milan. MIR
Frederick ". Boro and Miss Matilda
F'anchey Of Havana. Cuba
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ROTARIANS OF LONDON
AT ROOSEVELT GRAVE
Wreath Placed as Tribute to
Great American

Thousands of visitors, including thirty
members of the London Rotary Club
visited the grave of Col Theodore Roose-
welt at Oyster Bay yesterday. The Ro-
tary delegation placed on the grave a
wreath with the inscription. "A Tribute
to the Memory of a Great American.
from the International Delegation Com
prising Members of the Rotary Club OF
London, England. July .. 1922"
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MRS. ANNA ANDREWS.

ATLANTIC CITY, ~ J.. July e.--Mrs
Anna Andrews. wife of William r. An
drews. Representative from Nebraska.
died to-day after an Illness Of two years
at the Marlborough Blenheim Hotel.
Mrs Andrews was brought here two
weeks ago In hope that the climate
would benefit her. Representative An
drews was at her side when she died.
The body was sent TO Washington for
burial
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counsel for the Grand Trunk Railway.
died to-day. He acted as chief counsel
for the Grand Trunk in the arbitration
proceedings here last year for the
valuation OF the roads stock. Decision
in the case is expected In London to-
morrow
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DIR. JOHN srULL, AGED OF.

TRENTON. N. j., July s.-Dr. John
stull. oldest veterinary surgeon in this
state died at his home here to-day in
his 9th year. DIR. Stull during the civil
war raised company OF which he was
captain. He was a widower.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. A. Morris Bagby has !eit for
Alexandria Bay TO open his summer
place.
The Misses Helen T. and A. Newman
Of 53s West f05th street are Mt saranac
Inn. on the Upper Saranac Lake. In the
Adirondacks.
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MAYORS WIFE IN ITALY.
Mrs. Hylan and Mr. and Mrs. SIN
mott Go to Florence.

A cable received by the Mayor ycster-
day from John r. Sinnott. his son-in-law
and secretary. indicated that Mrs. Hylan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sinnott were starting
from Naples Saturday for Florence.
The party is expected to return home
In about three weeks.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

sOIVAY. Nine Ernest Solvay, her chill.
dren, grandchildren and all tho nenioert
Of her family regret the iupoAsibiltty ot
answering the many who have been kline
enough TO express their sympathy at tue
death OF Mr. Ernest Suivay, and wish te
express TO them their very great grati-
tudg.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST from an automobile. between Pouch
kerpsie and New York. one suitcase. con
taining ladies' and haby's clothing. reward.
t.Tcf OMAN iia0H Jamaica av.. Rlchnicnd
uili. l.. r. Telephone Richmond Hil I2os
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M A R R I A G. E S

TURGIS-SEXTON.-- and Mrs Harvey
their sister Bertha Fuller Sexton. 10 Mr..
Thomas Sturgis. on Saturday, July s. 1929,
az her home. 100 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
n. Y.
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zITA WOULD LIVE IN BAVARIA
Former Empress Seeks Consent Of
the Allies.

PRAGUE. July s.--Former Empress
Zita of Austria Hungary. who is being
temporarily sheltered in Spain. Is said
to be endeavoring to obtain a home in
Bavaria. provided she can gain the
consent Of the Allies.
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Found.

FOtYND-Lady's handbag July on Jexing-
ton av. between Stst and sgd sts. Owner
me by calling at $50 East slst St. between
and / o'clock. /.
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Cats. Dogs &c.

IOgT-purs white Sealyham puppy (male)
about six months old no collar; lost on
Jnlv 3, vicirity % Fulton st.. New York: re-
ward Telephone Westbuty II.
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LOST AND FOUND,

LCsT-Black money cardcase containing dia-
mond pin and two diamond rings nj ticket
office or washroom Penn. Station. Long Isl
East Goth
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w. II. BIGGAR.

MONTREAL. July 9.-w. H. Biggar.
aged 60, vice president and general
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d l E d

In Memoriam.
Bartlett, Jessie N. Cohan-Niblo. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans Turnure
have gone from Lenox to Watch Hill.
r. ].
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Since their return from Europe Mr..
and Mrs. william Pierson Hamilton
have been at their country place In
Sterlington, N. Y.
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Mrs. Charles Sidney Haight has gone
from Newport to Lenox to visit her
mother, Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom.
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Mrs. Pierre Jay Is guest of her
mother. Mrs. Francis c. Barlow. at
Sunny Bank. Lenox. Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall r. Kernochan.
who were guests Of Mrs. William Pol
lock, his mother, In Lenox. have gone to
sEdgartown, Mass, for q few weeks.
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Mrs. William v. b. Kip and Miss
Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. Hollister, who have
lived for some time at 515 Madison ave-
nue., have taken a duplex apartment at
S23 Park avenue.