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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

DR.. and Mrs. George Fales Baker of
Philadelphia are at the ST. Regis.
Mr.. z. C. Lindley Of 81. Paul. Mimi,
has taken an apartment at 1861 Filth
avenue.
Mrs. william H. Iirst will give re-
ception at 375 Park avenue this after
noon for Nine. Vladimir Bondy and
Miss Milena vilimik OF Europe. who
are her guests for the winter. Mr..
Pavel Ludikar well sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Newbcrry of
Providence are at the Plaza, where
they gave dinner last night Tor NJ.
and Mrs. George w. Hall Smith. also
Of Providence. The party attended the
Yale-Princeton game.
Mrs. c. s. carscallen gave lunch
con and bridge at the Plaza yesterday
for a party of fourteen. among them
being Mrs. Henry Dater, Mrs. Louis
r. Bishop. Mrs Edward dc Forest
Simmons. Mrs. Hobart .. Betts and
Mrs. Floyd Gregg Tomorrow Ms.
Carscalien will give luncheon and
auction bridge at the Plaza for twenty
guests.
Lieut.. Byron Brown Ralston. Y. :.
", and Mrs. Ralston arc receiving con-
zratula tions upon the birth Of a daush-
Ter OfDNtIilDtN y A4itNNs 'NNiiNNNai - -
toned on board the L. S. S. Arkansas.
Mrs. Ralston Is passing the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Rely
Gordon Of 2l4 Riverside Drive. The
child will be christened Lucy Virginia
Gordon Ralston.
An entertainment and dance VIII be
given for the benefit OF the Army Relief
Society at Governors Island. at the
Officers Club. on December 2. Mrs.
Avery Andrews. Mrs Henry Bischoff
Mrs. Franklin O. Brown, Mrs. Ernest
M. Stlres- and Miss Grace Bigelow arc
among the patronesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney X. Russell Of
1903 East Eighty-sixth street gave din
ner party at the Chatham Hotel last
Friday evening for Mr.. RUSSELL 4
mother. here from Los Angeles.
The Pail Mali Supper Dances we-a
resumed last night In the girl! room
of the Lorraine. where they Will &c
held each Saturday until May ".
Among those entertaining friends wee
Mrs. Van wagenen Terry. Mics Ada
Heinze. Mr.. Paul Phelsn, Miss Mar
garet Romsay and Mr.. J. G. Lift The
proceeds OF these dances VIII DO le-
voted TO charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wehrhane 4
t.iewellyn Park, Orange, y. r.. are n
Montreal, on the Way to China for the
winter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s.--Miss Dorothy
NJ. Anderson. daughter of Mrs. John NJ
Anderson. was married tonight TO Mr..
Roger Morton Gllderslesve OF New York,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ID. Glider
sleeve OF Poughkeepsic. at the Mount
Auburn Church of Our Saviour. by the
aston. assisted by Bishop Boyd Vincent.
Miss Leila Wade was maid Of honor,
and Misses Frances Pagendorph, Helen
Wade. Emily Burke and Jane Ander-
son. sister Of the bride, were brides-
maids Mr. Thomas a. Langford was
best man. and the ushers were Messrs.
Mason Turner, Julius T.. Grave ana
Elmer .. Gildersieeve, brother of the
bridegroom. The bridegroom. who Is a
graduate OF Williams College and the
law school OF Columbia, is a lawyer In
New York city. His uncle, II. a. Glider
sleeve, was formerly n member OF the
New York Supreme Court.
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sl2,sss FOR FURNITURE.
jacob Ma'rgoIis Collection Sold at
Auction.

Early American furniture. the collec-
ton OF Jacob Margols OF New York
city, sold yesterday afternoon at a
single session held at the Anderson
Galleries for sl2.9e6 The most impor-
tant item. a buried birch and wa nut
high chest of drawers. sold TO w. r.
Hearst for 1900. Among other pur-
chases of this buyer were a maple high
boy dating from 1850 for 1855. a walnut
lowboy of the same period for $50 and
n third highboy OF curly maple for 1900
George n. Perkins paid $3.50 for a ma
hogany Chippendale secretary desk. dat
ing ITO; Mrs. G. z. Jamison. s235 for a
Chippencale small desk; Mrs. G.. r.
brow, S2i0 for q maho any IA ont
writing des": J. r. Peters, s3T5 for a
mahogany blocA front commode; Mrs.
Wayne Johnson, $40 for a fall front
mahogany Chippendale writing desk:
Mrs. r. a. Havemeycr 500 for an carly
American mahogany and bIrd'e-eye
maple commode; Mrs. r. @. Hutch ms.
$3.50 for a mahogany and curly maple
writing desk dating about $780, 500 for a
map,e chest on chest and a similar price
for an important applewood lowboy.
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OHE-UIHLElN.

Miss Adele Marie Uihlein. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August z. Uihlein OF GOO
West End avenue, was married to MIR.
Charles Robe, Jr.. of this city yesterday
in the Crystal Room of the Ritz-Carlton.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Augustus Steinle. The brides at
tendants were her cousins. Misses Katb-
ryn Uihlein Rohnert. Lorraine Albright
and Cameron Edison. Charlotte Ger
trude sommer was flower girl. Mr.. LOU
trel Briggs was beet man. The ushers
were Messrs. Raymond Schrenkheisen.
Frederick Z. Uihlein. George s. Runk
and William Robe. A reception, dinner
and dance followed the ceremony. MI
and Mrs. Robe will so to California for
their wedding trim
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w. Fl. VANDERBILT IN
NEWPORT FOR BIRTHDAY
Gets Oakland Farm Next
Friday.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. Nov. ls.--Mr. William
II. Vanderbilt arrived to-day at Har-
hour View. the residence OF his mother,
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons, and had a few
friends there for dinner this evening.
Tie IL here to prepare for the celebration
Of his twenty-frst birthday on Friday.
when he will come into possession os
Oakland Farm. the estate left by lis
kilt.
For the celebration. whlcn Is II start
Thursday. there will be twenty guests
from New York AMI RNston. They wil
remain over tht following Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fitz Simous are expected on
Tuesday after several months ~ Peru.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ABRAHAM HAAfER. aged SO. died Friday
at his home. 1903 Union avenue. Jamaica He
was born IN Middle Village and established
q carriage building business IN jamaica. He
leaves hts wife, two sons and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Penn Robertson.
FREDERICK w BRJNER, AGED 80. died
Yesterday az the Greenwich CConn) Hospital
% pneumonia. lie was teller IN the Green
wich National Bank and past exalted ruler
H. Greenwich lodge, No. 1850, Like.
iner OF the WestchcsteT Titls and Trust
Company. died OF heart disease Yesterday at
his home, Dcnnison street Write Palms
he had been City Judge IN Rensselaer,
county for twelve years previous TO enter
ing the bank
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WINTER SPORTS AT TUXEDO.
Toboggan slide Is to he Recon
structed.

Special Dispotch to TIE NV YoHx HrsALp.
TUXEDO. ". Y. Nov. 1s.-Residents Of
Tuxedo Park arc planning to reconstruct
the toboggan slide from the top Of Tower
Hill to the Golf Club. Years ago the
Tower Hill slide was known as the Crest
Run and was the best known society
tohoggan In this country. For the last
two years 1t has not been used. Ice
boating and hockey are also popular
sports here. More than eighty OF the
Tuxedo homes will be kept open this
winter and winter sports Will be fea-
ture.
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HERBERT L. RIKER DEAD.
Banker Belonged 20 Several Prom-
inent Clubs.

Herert L.<fsker. aged A. banker. died
Thursday at his home. 3o3 Madison ave-
nue., of heart disease. He was born
in this city, the son of Daniel $. Riker.
and was graduated from Harvard. IN
1908 he ran for Assembly on the Demo-
cratic ticket. but was defeated by
Charles Dana. He attended Plattsburs
camps in 1915, 1916 and 1917 and went
20 France In August, 1918, serving with
the 1l7th Infantry. Thirueth Division.
He returned. to this country In 1913. lie
was a member OF the Union and Har-
ward clubs and the Oakland Golf Club
OF Bayside.
He leaves his mother. two brothe 5.
Henry and Daniel. and a daughter.
Mrs. Samuel Clifford.
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AIATiIEsON--i'iiELPA

Miss Helen Lorraine Phelps, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Phelps. was
married to Mr.. Robert Dona'd Matheson
of Grand Rapids, Mich, last night at the
Waldorf-Astoria. the Rev. Thomas Guth-
RE Speers OF the First Presbyterian
Church officiating Miss Lucille McGin-
mis- of Milwaukee attended the bride, and
the best man was Mr.. Kenneth Phelps,
hro'her IF the -'da The uShn-s wee
Messrs. Raymond Phelps and Robert f.
Eddy. Mr.. nu Mrs. Matheson will live
in Grand Rapids.
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AT YALE-pRrNcEroN GAME.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YouK Hiram.
PROVIDENCE, r.. l., Nov. 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Watson Hall Smith and Mr..
and MIS- Barnes Newberry are at the
Plaza, New York; and attended the
Yale Princeton game to-day. Among
others who went down from Providence
to Princeton for the game we're Mr.. and
Mrs Robert II. I. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs.
carl Il. Marshall, Frederic u. Read, A
Tingley Wall, Jr., and c. Coburn OAR
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin l.. Cook are
In New York for the Horse Show. Mrs.
Rush Sturges also Is there.
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REPRESENTATIVE NOLAN DEAD.
Californian Was Chairman
House Labor Committee.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-The death of
Representative John I. Nolan OF Cali
fornia was announC ed In a telegram re-
ceived to-day by the Sergeant at Arms
OF the House.
Mr.. Nolan had been III several weeks
He was chairman or the House Labor
Committee and a member OF the Re-
publican steering committee. An iron
molder by trade, he was al one time
secretary OF the San francisco Labor
Council. His service in the House began
with the sixty-third Congress. He was
married and had zone daughter.
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CARAVAN ALLEN.

Announcement was mr. de yesterday Of
the ms rriage last "wednesday Of Miss
Ella Van Allen. daughter OF Mrs. George
Washington Van Allen of 81 West Mine
ty-hrst street to Mr.. j. Clarence Carr Of
Newark. IN the BRIDE horne bv the Rev.
In. Cornelius Woelfkin. pastor of the
Park Avenue Baptist Chu CHI. The bride
was given away by Mr.. Andrew w. Van
Allen. her cousin. and was attended by
her sister. Mrs. LII Scott Nr
Claude l.. Carr Of Lewisburg, w. Va.
brother of the bridegroom. wa best man.
The couple viii live in Forest Hills. n, J
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nEck PRIZE AWARDED.

The Beck prize. established by the
will Of Charles Bathgate Beck, has be n
awarded by Columbia University TO
Edward Sargoy, a St. nj olas avenue.
The prize Of $3.50 Is for tue law student
having the best record OF the year In
the law OF real property. Sargoy has
received, In addition, the Kent scholar
ship. The Kent scholarship is conferred
for high d etinction." II carries no
financial award.
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Mrs. Converse Nj. Converse
Ceremony Is Performed in ST. Josephs, Garden City
Couple Will Spend Winter in Europe

Geoghegan. Mr.. Willis Harlow was
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
John Russell Ward, James Carpenter.
Joseph Monahan and H. Seymour
Houghton. Mr.. Converse and his bride
will sail on the Berengaria next Tuesday
and will return TO New York next june
The bride is granddaughter of the
late John A. Mccall. one-time president
of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany Mr.. Converse Is 81 grandson OF
the late Edmund c. Converse OF this
city and Greenwich, Conn.
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Praise of Government.

"If may. shall take the liberty to
express my personal conviction. formed
after a fairly extensive and varied ex-
perience with men and conditions In
this country, that there has surely been
In recent years a steady and progressive
realization/of the sublime national ideals
of Justice, liberty and equality.
"In the sincere promotion of freedom
of worship, in a generous provision OF
educational advantage, in fairly sue
cessful effort for sound and sane legis-
lation, in a Arm desire to maintain
right. order and peaceful living, the
United States has revealed remarkable
capacity for self-government and has
reached high degree of attainment In
social progress. prosperity and happi-
ness.
at is my parting wish and shall AL
ways be my earnest prayer that the
United States. In accordance with the
designs OF an all wise Providence, may
retain undlmmed the vision OF It's
glorious ideals and ever strive for their
realization and thus increase the excel
ience and iustre OF the soul of the ma
ton and provide inspiring moral leader
ship for the rest of the world"
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EXHIBITION OF NEEpLEwoRK,

The Guild OF the Needle and Bobbln
Crafts have moved TO their new head
quarters at the Anderson Art Galleries.
room 3o4. An exhibition OF work by
Bohemian. Russian, Ukrainisn and
American women WIN be held on
Wednesday and Thursday from IL TO s
o'clock Laces, American weaving. quilt
ing. crewei work and articles suitable
for holiday gift5 will be on sale. Mrs.
Cornelius J. Sullivan is president OF the
Guild and Mrs. Herbert Hoover Is hon
orary president
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TEACHER IN LOOM MAKING DIES

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. 17.---Aibert A.
Gordon, Sc. for more than half century
an important figure In the loom indus
try OF Worcester died at his home here
to-day Of old age. He was for many
years superintendent Of the Crompton
& Knowles Loom Works. He was a
Royal Arch Mason.
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In st. Joseph's Church. Garden City,
L. L.. yesterday. Miss Marion Mccall,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard
IcCall. was married TO Mr.. Converse
NJ. Converse in the presence of relatives
and many friends. The ceremony vas
performed by the Rev. Francis Healy.
\ reception at The Garden City Hotel
'ollowed.
rhe other bridal attendants were Mrs.
II. Seymour Houghton. Misses Dorothy
amin, Mildred Chichester and Ethel
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Miss Cauchois and
Mr.. Md1thanerW Wed
at Forest Hills
Daughter of the Late Fred
erick Cauchois Of New
York a Bride.

Miss Mignon Csuchois. daughter OF the
late Frederick Cauchois of this city. was
married TO Mr.. Richard S. Malthaner
yesterday in the Church in the Gardens,
Forest Hills, L. l.. by the Rev. William
II. S. Lander. The bride was escorted
by her brother, Mr.. Jean cauchois. Miss
Leonie Cauehois attended her sister. and
Mr.. Arthur c. Mower was best man.
The ushers were Mesrs. Frederick eau
chois and Frank Mccoy. Sd. There was
a small reception at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean Cauchois. "a Greenway ter
race. Mr.. and Mrs. Malthaner will live
in this CITY
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PARIS PAYS TRIBUTE TO SHARP

PARIS. Nov. 1s.--The death of William
Graves Sharp. former Amb issador to
France. at his home in Elyris, Ohio. yes
terday brings expressions Of rev II
from the Paris newspaper to-day. Trib-
ute is paid to his ability and his un; =
hitting toll to further the friendship
between, France and the United States.
and his death Is mourned as the passing
of a sincere friend of France.
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Al washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
Shoreham--.Messrs ]. w. Murray ana
J. w. Elwood.
Observation-Disclosures J., e. Orme, II.
=. Froman, G. Frost and l.. Barzini.
Wardman Rark-Mr. William A. Shea.
Willard-.Mrs. e. Sterpes. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Nostrand, Mr.. ard Mrs. j.
NJ. Newman, Mr.. ard Mrs Lawrence
w. Hit, Miss Mary Wood, Messrs. J. p.
Ryan, c.. L. Railing, f. Fl. Wood, J. j.
Newman and =. Batchelder
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MISSION TO CELEBRATE.

In Carnegie Hall ON Thursday night
the fiftieth anniversary OF the McAuley
water street Mission will be celebrated
Men converted at the mission will take
An active part. Chauncey NJ. Depew
Nil be the honorary chairman and r.
Fulton Cutting will preside.
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RIDDER-o'GORNAN.

Miss Mary Josephine O'Gorman of
1925 Park avenue and Mr.. Henry Rid
der Of 12s West Seventy-frst street were
married yesterday In the Church of st.
Fro ncis de Saes. East Ninety-sixth
street. by the Kev. PHILIP S. Ccnran. The
brides sister Miss Margaret Grace
O'Gornlan, was bridesmaid, and Mr..
Michael J. Madigrn w.s best NAV TN-r'
was a reception at the Pennsylvania
Hotel
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BURTON GREEN FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Burton Green. COM
poser and vaudeville actor. who died
Friday. will be held this forenoon at
his late home In Chester Hill Park.
Mount Vernon. The service will be
private. Friends may visit the home
day from . to Z p NJ.
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nj A r r | A G. E S

RANp-BRUNSON. and Mrs Randolph
Brunson. East Orange, ". j., announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Frsnces
Anterior. TO Mr.. Howard NJ. Rand OF
West Orange. n. j., on the 10th day OF
May. 1922.
wAI.LACE--FITCH.--M and Mrs. Walter 6
Fitch announce the marriage OF the1
daughter. Ruth 20 william Wallace, Jr.,
Saturday. November ~. at the First Re-
formed Church. Brooklyn.
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B | r TIL S
HELLER.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hsne
lnee Irma Dayidson). son on Novembe
II, at Lenox Hill Hospital.
E N G. A G. E D 4.

8RENNER,-FRANKs.--M and Mrs ~ 8.
Franks OF ~ Wildwood st, Brooklyn,
y. Y, announce the engagement of their
daughter Ruth 10 Mr.. Arthur'B Bremen.
AZ home Thursday, November 30 az 7
o'clock r. M. No cards.
GRoNowIfz--RATISow Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernaid RatkowslSy of IS Mount Morris
Park West announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Sadye Rsna, 70 Mr. Leon
Gronowitz of New York.
MIIsLER-SLEP1AN.--M and Mr. VI.
ian OF 20 West 18th 81. wish 20 an
nounce the engag irpent Of their daughter,
Anna. TO Sol ". Miller Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
SEGAL-BARTMAN.-Mr and Mrs. y.
Hartmann announce the betrothal Of thei-
daurhter. Sfclla. % W. tIarry SegaI
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Found.

WIRE haired pointing sriffon dog found on
road between Roslyn and Msnhasset G..
NJ LIVINGSTON. III Broadway
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GERMAN POLICE PUP. WOLF
GRAY, INJURED. LlMPfNC.
BLEEDING. LOST VICINITY BOTH
AND 9Th AV.: REWARD. FITZ-
ROY 365s.
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IN M E M 0 r | A M

ToRRrANf.-rn loving memory OF my dear
sister. May Torriani. died November ~,
fncf Val.
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D l E D /.

Board, Sarah n. d. Marks. William /.
Boecrt, ohm J. Ncrdaunt, John =.
Bonsall. Hannah L. Mcguire, Alice 9.
Branif, Jane, Newman, Haskell l..
Castclvecchi, s. J. O'Connor, Bcrne rd L.
Clements. +. Q. ltiker. Herbert l..
Cullen, Mary A. Rohde, James
Feist. Leopold Schneider. william.
Finn. Eva Schwar-waelder, r.
Foz, Richard X. Smith, Frank w.
Green. James y. Spandow, W. r.
jackson. II. De ~. Wallace, Edward s.
Lisle, Richard 81.
IN Memorism.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW York.

Mr.. William Church Osborn is pass
ing fortnight in Arizona.
Miss Anne Morgan. who arrived by
the Majestic. will be at the Hotel st.
Regis until her house In sutton place
is ready for occupancy,
DIR. and Mrs. Preston +. Satterwhite
have gone to Philadelphia to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury at
whitemarsh Hall. Chestnut Hill. To-
day Mr. and Mrs. Stotesbury will give
q luncheon. followed by music.
Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt had for lunch
con yesterday in the ST. Regis Mrs.
James r. d. Lanier. Mrs. j. Sergeant
Cram, Mrs. ]. Fred Pierson and Mrs.
Dom Barber.
Mrs. Walter Farwell entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Marguery
for Viscountess de Salignac -Fenelon and
her son. Mr. Helion de Salignac-Fene-
lon. who will sail tomorrow for Europe,
Mrs. Louis Aston knight OF Paris is
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich at their place at Great Neck
l.. I. Mrs. Aldrich will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday for Nine. Domicio
da Cana.
will return from IpswichS Mass, late
this month.
Mrs Frederick c. Havemeyer has re-
turned to her home. 81 East Thirty
seventh street.
WASHINGTON.
The Charge d'Affaires of Latvia and
the Legation in celebration of the fourth
anniversary of the Independence of their
country
Commander Aubrey Fitch, u. S. n.
has been appointed member of the
Naval Mission under Rear Admiral Car
r. Voselgesang, which will undertake the
reorganization of the Brazilian navy
He will be accompanied to Rio DE ia.
Metro by Mrs. Fitch.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes entertained at dinner at the
Embassy last night for the Ambassa
doris brother, Sir Eric .Geddes, who Is
visiting them. The Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes and Justice and Mrs
Sutherland were among the guests.
Mr.. Martin Burfell. Libryian OF the
Canadian Parliament, and Mrs. Burrel
are in Washington en-route to Canads
from the South. They were entertained
at dinner Friday evening by Under Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs. William
Phillips.
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IN Memorism.
Torriani, Nav
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LOST AND FOUND.

vALIsE-Lort. brown valise with green vel
vet inside. Reward II returned 10 V. MAN
GANARO. 2o2 Bay l4th ST.. Bensonhurst.
Phone Bensonhurst $780,
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GREEN-On November II, 1922. James Bur
ton. beloved husband OF Irene Franklin
Green. at his home. Pennsylvania and
Sherman avs. Mount Vernon. ~. Y. Flu
neral services private. Interment at con-
Neniance Of family
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FINN.-Eva. IN the 18th year OF her age
widow OF the late David NJ, and beloved
mother OF Annie Oppenheim, Dora Joseph,
Emma Friend, Herman and Harts
Funeral from her late residence. 600 Yves
l65th st, Sunday. November 10, al ~
a. NJ. Interuont Union Fields.
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ACKSON.-Hanrah De Miit, wife "
Francis D. jackson. Friday. November IL.
1922, at Pandone. l.. /. Funeral services
at her late home, Sunday. November ~.
1922, at 1850 p. N. Train leaves Penn.
sylvania Station at 20 p NJ
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WASHINGTON.

The Charge d'Affaires of Latvia and
Mime. Sega held open house yesterday at
the Legation in celebration of the fourth
anniversary of the independence of their
country.
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Commander Aubrey Fitch, u. 5. NJ,
has been appointed member OF the
Naval Mission under Rear Admiral Carl
T. Voselgesang, which will undertake the
reorganization of the Brazilian navy.
He will be accompanied to Rio DE Ja.
Metro by Mrs. Fitch.