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The New York herald., 1922-02-18
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

SDecial Dispatch to TIE New NoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Feb. 1.-The
Right Rev. Mgr. George j. Waring OF
New York. who is director of all the
Catholic chaplains OF the army and
navy. has arrived at the Ambassador.
Others there include Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hamlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
s. Martin and Mrs H. l.. McBain, Mr..
Henry L. Stoddard. Mrs. Louis eastman
and Miss Ruth eastman of New York
Marlborough h-Blenheim-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l..
Angus, Mr. and Mrs. J. III. IIaftner. who
are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.
Miller OF New York.
Mrs \. d. Lasker. wife OF the chair
man Of the United States Shipping
Board has arrived from Washington
and is at the Ritz-Carlton. New York
arrivals there were Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Carruthers. Mrs. VI. w. Crouch. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Galloway and Mr.. w. n.
Chanler. who Joined Mrs. Chanler.
Traymore-Miss Florence Baxter, Mrs
A. X. Pope md Miss Mildred Pope Miss
Dale Winter. Miss Dorothy Lamar. Mr.
r. Fl. Pomeroy and Miss l.. w, Pom
eroy OF New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
SECOND SENIOR DANCE.

The second for this season Of the
Senior Dances was held last night at
the Plaza There were present at the
event young married people and girls
who were introduced 20 society several
years ago. These dances, which were
organized before the war. were revived
two seasons ago by Mrs. J, Horton
Jjams.
Among the subscribers are Mr.. and
Mrs. u. Chester Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis l.. Delafield, Jr., Mr.! and Mrs.
George r. Leslie, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meyerkort. Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus
Keating. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Johnston
Mali. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ballentine, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Terry, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney w. Williams, Misses
Katharine Biggs. Constance De Lanoy,
Sarah Larkin, Lucy Hewitt, Beatrice
and Margaret Starr. Frances Judson
and Elizabeth Hyde. The final dance
of the series will take place OH March
q
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Van Wart De
Mott of New Rochelle and This CTS
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of 2 daughter, their third child.
last Tuesday. Mrs. De Mott was Miss
Helen irving Phillips, "A daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips
At the fifth L'Heure Joyeuse after
noon held yesterday in the rose room
of the Plaza Mr. Andre Kalpaschnikoff.
Russion diplomat and author. gave an
The proceeds of these afternoons will
be used for libraries for children in this
country, Belgium and France. Among
the members of the committee are
Mines John Lewis Griffiths. Lewis y.
Gawtry. J. Henry Lienau. Samuel
Sloan, j. Robert Mckee, William w.
Hoppn. Jr.. and Herbert l.. Pratt.
Mrs Charles Bracket Barkley gave
q luncheon yesterday at the Plaza and
afterwards an auction party. Among
her guests were Nine. Eduardo dc Mora
Of Paris. Mrs. Joseph Ferris Simmons
Mrs David Banks, and Mrs. Alexander
Won Gontard.
Nine. Georgette -Maeterlinck
will discuss "The Woman in Romance
and in Music from the works Of Gus
tave Ferrari at the home OF Mrs. Will
lam ii. Hirst. 375 Park avenue
Mrs. Howard o. Sturgcs Of Providence
is at the Ritz-Carlton, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Dorothy Sturges.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Cowperthwaite
OF Lamington House. Far Hills. y. J..
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sloat Fassctt are at
the Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Joseph E. Schwab,
Brother of Charles,
Is Dead Here at 81
He Also Was One of the 0riei-
nal Partners of Andrew
Carnegie.

Joseph L. Schwab, q brother OF
Charles NJ. Schwab and one of the orig
inal partners OF Andrew Carnegie, died
at his home IL the Hotel Coilingwooc IN
West Thirty-fifth street yesterday at
the age of 81 years. Members OF his
family announced that the funeral will
be held next Monday in Loretto. Pa.
his birthplace. Burial will be private.
The body is at the residence OF his
brother, q Riverside Drive.
Mr.. Schwab Joined the Carnegie COM
pany two years after his brother
Charles NJ. became identified with it.
Since that time they had been closely
associated in various business enter
prises. Joseph served as an engineer in
the Carnegie company until 1894, when
he became manager OF its Duquesne
works. When the United states Steel
Corporation was formed and Charles be-
came its president. Joseph left the Car
negie company to become his brothers
assistant.
Two years later he became president
of the American Steel Foundries Com
pany After n few years he retired from
active participation in Industrial prop
critics. his brother becoming head OF the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
He leaves a wife and two children. the
eldest, n son. Charles NJ. Schwab. born
on his uncle's birthday and named for
him. and daughter, Dorothy, HIS
parents. two brothers, Charles NJ. ara
Edw H.. and two sisters Mrs. Dayld
Barry of Johnstown. Pa. and Sister NJ.
Cecilia OF Seton Hill College, Green's
burg, Pa, also survive him.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
d. Roy Arundel
Weds Daughter of
Postmaster Morgan
Couple to Live i'm Minneapolis,
Where Bridegroom Is in
Business.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Morgan,
a daughter of the Postmaster of New
York and Mrs. Edward NJ. Morgan, TO
Mr.. David Roy Arundel Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, took place yesterday afternoon
IN the Church OF the Transformation.
There was no formal announcement
of the engagement, and plans for the
marriage were rather hurriedly ar
ranged as the bridegroom is obliged
to leave within few days for tho West,
where he is in business. The bride.
who entered the church with her father,
had but one attendant, her sister Miss
Jane Morgan. Mr.. Frank A. Bross. a
cousin OF the bride. was best man. A
dinner for the bridal party and a few
close friends followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arundel will live in Minneapolis.
The bride wore a gown of Harding
blue crepe de chine, "A small hat OF the
same color and corsage bouquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
sisters costume was of rust colored
crepe, with hat to correspond, and she
carried a cluster of tea roses.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
D / E D .
In Niemoriann.

Brenneclte. Louis r. olmstcd. Isabcila X.
Hlrschfeld, Harry Renehan' Margaret
ALBRIGHT-Fcbruary Il. 1922, al Hotel
Lucerne. 201 West 10th ST., Jane A, wife
OF william b. Albright. Funeral private
BAI,nWIN.-At Orange. y j. on Friday.
February L. 1922, MerTlck r.. husband
of May f. Baldwin. Funeral services Will
be held Mt Grace Church, Orange. sunday
February 10. at +. NJ. lnterment Rose
dale Cemetery at convenience Of the family.
BECKER.-After short Illness, on FeoTu-
ary f8. 1922. Edward Becker. age -
years beloved husband Of Mildred Becker.
Funeral from his late residence. 1868 Clay
aV, Bronx, on Sunday. February 10. AZ
30 p. NJ. thence 10 Holy Faith Church,
l6Gth IT. and Trinity av.. Bronx.
ORKWALI.-Suddenly, on February 16,
Emma NJ. beloved wife Of Olaf Bjorkwan.
Funeral services at her late residence.
49C2 9Th av-. Brooklyn. sunday, February
10. at 2:30 +. NJ. Intermert private.
BOLTON. On Thursday. February 10. James
s. Bolton. beloved husband OF Augusta
N Bolton Funeral services at bis late
residence 1901 Boston road, Bronx, sat
urday. February Is. at $ 7. u.
BORG .-Viihclrnina Futtcrer. on Thursday.
February lG. 1922. IN her 14th year. Fu-
neral services at the home OF Wllliam =.
Borg. 1876 Liberty ST., Union Riii, y. T..
on Monday. February 20. al p. NJ. In
tcrment private
BRAGAW After q short illness. February
1G. 1922. Emily Collins Bragaw. widow of
TNOfuNH J.. bTAkANs III hti cNNA Nft o
Funeral services az her late residence.
$50 Lewis av Brooklyn, sunday, Febru-
AIRY ~. at T. NJ.
BRANDT. .--Isobel NJ. wife OF the late Carl
l.. Brandt. n. A.. az Dobbs Ferry. y. y,
February Is. 1922, mother OF Mrs. Charlea
H. Mills aud Mrs. Frederic B. Lott. tu-
neral from the residence OF G. y. Mills,
pobbs Ferry. February Is. at =. NJ.
Train leaving Grand Central 2iO.
CRANE Ruth, wife OF Alexander ". Crane
and daughter OF the late Aldace +.
walker, suddenly. Of pneumonia. on Feb
runrv 10 1922. at her home iu Scarsdnle.
+ Funeral services on Saturday at
9.yn T. NJ NJ the Church Of 81. James
the Less. Scarsdalc. Train leaves Grand
Central Terminal NJ 30 7. NJ.
DANA On February 10. at 5th av.. Mary
Duncan Butler Dana wife of Paul Dana
and daughter of the late William Butler
Duncan, in the 62d year OF her age
Funeral services wik be held al Grace
church, broadway and 10th st., on Sat
urday. February rs. al 10 A. NJ. IL IS
requested that no flowers be sent.
DRAI<E.-Frsuk c., at Post-Graduatc Hos
pttal February II. Services this afternoon
tSaturday). Grace Church chantry 10Th
st. and broadway, at 3 o'clock. Intor-
tnont Palmyra. y. y.
ECIIOLs. Suddenly. OF influenza AZ New
Haven. Conn. February ~. 1922. Lola
Harrison Echols, daughter of Prof. Will
lam ". and Elizabeth y. Echols of Char
lottesviiie. Va. Funeral AZ home q hes
parents TSbruary 70.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
FRANK &. DRAKE.

Frank G. Drake art director OF the
World and one time Sunday editor or
THE NEW YORK HERALD, died yesterday
In Post Graduate Hospital of uremic
poisoning in his fiftieth year. He was
born in Palmyra, \. Y, and was edu-
Gated at the College of the City OF New
York. He entered journalism as staff
artist of the Baltimore American In lS9o
and subsequently was employed by Nc
Clure's syndicate. the New York Tribune
and THE NEW YORK HERALD. He joined
the World in 1908 and three years later
became art director. He was member
of the Society of illustrators and the
Authors League. He was organizer OF
the American Liberties League and last
July 4 headed the antiprohibition pa
rade. At the time of his death he had
lust finished history of the Erie Canal,
in which he was interested because ne
was born near it. He leaves his Wife,
who was Miss Emily Kent Hopkins OF
Auburn.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Mr.W.K X Vanderbilt
Gives a Dinner and
Dance forDaughter
Entertains at the RitZ-CarltOn
for Miss Muriel Vanderbilt,
Debutante.

Mr.. William X. Vanderbilt gathered
last night in the Ritz-Carlton at a din
ner and dancee for his debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. The party
went into the record as one of the most
season. For the dinner. which was
served in the crystal room, there were
120 guests who gathered about small
tables, each of which was decorated with
q cluster Of roses of various hues.
At IL o'clock the host, his daughter
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney received
45O additional guests for the dance.
After midnight the main restaurant and
crystal room were set aside for the
supper.
The guests at the dinner included Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Miss Grace van
derbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker'
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Barber. Mr.- q.
Louis Boissevain, Mr.. and Mrs. whitney
Warren, Mr. Alfonso de Navarro, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Williams Burden, Mrs. Joseph Har-
riman. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver lselin, MI.
George II. Cary, Miss Jenne Raynal. Mr..
Joseph Hartman, Jr., Mr.. Harry Z.
Gushing Sd. Miss Margaret de Forest.
Mr. Murray Hoffman, Miss e. Clarisse
de Rham, Mr.. Reginald {. Vanderbilt,
Mr.. Hermann Oelrichs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, Miss Eleo-
nora r. Sears. Miss ate de 7. Prentice,
Mr.. Walter l.. Carey. Mr.. John Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren, Jr.,
the Misses Florence and Evelyn LoeW,
Mr.. Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mr.. Louis Cor
don Pooler. Miss Carlotta Havemeyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings, Mr..
Walter Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stuart
Wing, Mr.. Sydney Smith, Mr.. Paul
Hammond, Mr.. Eugene Hodenpyl. Mr..
Edgar Leonard, Mr.. Charles w. Han
ford, Mr.. Aubrey McKim and Mr.. Rich
ard Sears, Jr.
Also Miss Ellin Mackay, Mr.. Richard
j. Hall, Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. Mr..
Donald Lamb, Miss Sheila Byrne. Mr..
George Churchill. Miss Sophie Il. Duer.
Mr.. II. Carey Morgan, Miss Sylvia Hill
house, Mr.. Stephen L. Landon, Miss
Katherine Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Henry Cartmell Jr.; Mr.. John Ryan.
Mr. Van Rensselaer, King, Mr.. Grafton
Minot. Mr.. Frederic r. Coudert. Jr.
Mr.. George Pendleton. Miss Margaret
Trimble, Mrs. Dixon Wright, Mr.. Sher-
man Day Mr.. Amory l.. Haskell Mrs.
Biddle Duke and Mr.. William O'D.
1selin.
Also Miss Constance jennings, Mr.. w.
w Sharpe, Jr; Miss Margaret Kahn,
Mr.. Richardson Dilworth. Mr.. c. Bev-
erley Dawson, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. CAST
mir de Rham, Miss Kate Darlington,
Mr.. Dudley Gilbert, Mr.. William Ryle
and Misses Burks and Nancy Yuille.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
DINNER FOR MISS TAYLOR.

Mrs. Arthur y. Duel OF q East Fifty
seventh street gave dinner last night
at Pierres for Miss Marjorie Taylor.
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william r. X. Taylor and afterward
took her guests to the Broadhurst
Theater to see "Marjolaine." The other
guests were Miss Eleanor Pendleton.
oe West Virginia; Miss Isabelle Woods.
OF Charlottesville. Va; Misses Margery
Devereux Andrews. Mildred Taylor.
Alice Lee Beadleston. and Louise Mott
Sanford: also Messrs. Worthington
Davis Russell Lowell. Leslie Glen,
William Il. X. Taylor. Jr.. Donald NJ
Chisholm, G. Gilbert Keech. Oliver
Coolidge and Philip Archer. OF Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Beadles-
ton were members of the party.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
SAMUEL II. UNDERHILL.

Samuel r. Underhill of 90 Lafayette
avenue. Brooklyn, head Of the grocery
firm of Underhill Brothers. Fulton and
South oxford streets. died OF heart dis
ease Thursday I'm his home He was
stricken Wednesday night when attend
ing the funeral Of his sister, Miss Anna
Wentworth Undenill, who died on Mon
day in the same house.
Mr.. Underhill was born at Amlty. "
", and was a member OF Brooklyn
Lodge. No. %. b. =. o. T.. and the
Brooklyn Retail Grocers Association. He
leaves a SON Funeral services will be
held tonight. Burial will follow to-mor-
row at White Plains.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
DUNDERDALE FORBES.

Information reached New York yes
terday from Davos. Switzerland, OF the
death there on Monday of Joseph Dun
derdale Forbes of this city. He had been
an invalid for twelve years as the result
Of q serious automobile accident. For
several years he, Mrs. Forbes. who was
Miss Madeleine G. Mcclure OF TINS cry
and their daughters, the Misses Mary
Madeleine and Joan Forbes, had lived at
Biarritz. France Mr.. Forbes was son
of Mr. and Mrs Reginald H. Forbes of
New York. He was graduated from
Harvard in 1900. Until Mr.. Forbes went
abroad to live he was member OF the
RACQUET and Tennis, University and
Rockaway Hunting clubs.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
MISS WINSLOW ENGAGED.
Daughter of Mr.. q. =. WiusIow to
BE Bride of Harvard Man.

Announcement has been made in New
York and Boston by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott Winslow of the latter city
of the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Katherine Winsiow. TO Mr. Louis
Butler McCagg, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Butler McCagg of IS East Eighty
fourth street and at present n stu
dent at Harvard, where Mr.. Edward X.
McCagg. younger brother of Miss Wins
lows finance, also is ap undergraduate.
Mr. McCagE Is captain of the Harvard
varsity crew and is member of the
Hasty Pudding Club. The wedding is
to take place next summer.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
KING RECEIVES w. II. MEAD.

ROME, Feb. fixing Victor En-
manuel to-day received William r.
Mead OF New York. president of the
American Academy. who thanked his
Majesty for the decoration recently con-
ferred upon him.
The King displayed great interest in
the progress the academy had made and
of it's plans for the future. and Mr..
Mead explained that one of the aims Of
the academy was the further develop
ment Of Italian architecture in America.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
THE REV. AUGUST BRUNN.

Word was received yesterday by the
American Lutheran Publicity Bureau of
the death in Holyoke, Mass. OF the Rev
August Brunn, pastor OF the Lutheran
church there. Mr. Brunn was So years
old and leaves wife. two daughters and
two sons. both Of whom are in the min
istry. He was graduated from Concor-
dia Seminary. St. Louis. and became
pastor Of St Matthews Lutheran Church.
then located at Broome and Elizabeth
streets. which was one OF the oldest
churches in America.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
At Warrington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include
The Willard---C. d. Rafferty,. g c.
Clarke. r Idolph Block,C. n. Macdonald.
ii. l.. Cooper. +. $. Upton. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. a. Smith. J. II. Allen Frank l..
Davis, Price Mckinney. G. J. Murray.
c. b. Bradley. David Visel, Gabriel L.
Hess. Leslie ;. Patrie, w. u. Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Saucr, Elmer L. Cooley
and G. r. Ward.
The Shoreham--D. K. Ludwig. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. X. Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Barren Andrews.
The Wardman Park-R. Payne and
X. NJ. Simpson.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
IN MEMORIAM.

pREN%ECKE.-tn loving memory OF Mary
wife OF Louis +. Brcnneckc, depa rted this
life February Is. 1919. Lead, klne
light"
HIRsCHrELD.-Hiarr In everlasting af.
fcctiouatc memory of our beloved father.
Harry Hirschfcld, who died February it.
1918
OT.MsTEAp In ever loving remembrance ~
Isabella X Olmsted. February Is. isg0
ET,NFHAN In loving memory Of Marra
Renehau. died February Is, 1905.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
WEATHER AT RESORTS.

Following are the average tempera-
lures and weather conditions OF yester-
dav az the winter resorts: st. Angus
tine. So. clear: Ormond. 75. clear: Palm
Beach. 20, clear Miami. 63. clear Key
West, So, clear; Nassau. Bahamas. sc.
cloudy; Camden. SO, clear. and Aiken.
40. clear.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
WEDDING is POSTPONED.

Mr. and Mrs. Noah c. Rogers OF 32
East Sixty-fourth street have been
obliged to postpone the marriage set for
to-day in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church of their daughter. Miss Grace
r. Rogers. to Mr. Paul Il. Tubby. owing
to the Illness of Mr.. Tubby. who Is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Tubby of
Greenwich, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
MERRICK Il. BALDWIN.

Merricls r. Baldwin. As, who was con-
nectcd with George Battcn Co., adver-
Using agents, died yesterday at his
home. 217 Mount Vernon avenue,
Orange. n. ]. Pneumonia. which fol-
lowed an attack of the influenza. was
the cause. Mr.. Baldwin was president
Of the Orange War Memorial Associa-
tion as well as the Rotary Club OF
the Oranges. He was q past master OF
Union Lodge, r. and a. NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

Harold T.. Mccormick. who has been
1T the Plaza Hotel with his daughter
Muriel since the opening of the Chicago
Opera season here. left hurriedly for
Chicago yesterday at ; o'clock When
the reports of Mathildes engagement
were published yesterday morning he
declined to comment upon them. Later
when pressed for a statement he said:
This is "a delicate matter and for the
moment 7 have nothing to say" As
he prepared to start for Chicago. how
ever. he admitted that his trip was TO
learn the true state of affairs from his
daughter. The happiness of my daugh-
ters mean more than anything else in
the world to me-" he said as he left
the Plaza. He also said that Oser, far
from being entirely dependent on his
earnings, has an income OF $4,000 year
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

EDWARD EVERETT SHAW. q retired
merchant. OF ~ South Elliott place. Brook
lyn. died Thursday at his home. He was a
member of the board of managers of the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital and FOR many
years o member Of the Sands Street Nc
nlnrial MatnodIst Fniscopal Church.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

JOSEPH SEAL, veteran Of the civil war.
died yesterday at his home. 42 Sayre street.
Elizabeth. y. j.. In his eighty second ycar.
He was born at High Bridge, y. j. His
service IN the civil included the battles
before Richmond. second battle OF Bull Run
and the battles OF Antetam and Fredericks-
burg. He served quartermaster OF Uric
Dahlgren Post. c.. A. r., for twenty y-n;ne
years. lie leaves his son and daughter.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

THOMAS F. BANVILLE, n Democrat,
leader Of Bergen county, New Jersey, and a
lifelong resident of Cliffside Park. died at
his home yesterday from pneumonia. He was
40, and had been proprietor OF hotel. He
was a member Of the first Common Council
ot Cliffside Park
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LIBERAL reward for return patent leather
suit case with white errnne evening coat,
chinchilln collar left In taxi Thursday night,
"trip from Palace Theater 10 81 West IIth a.
Telephone Schuyler 6J69 or COLLINS, Han
over 4i31. address, 90 West 18th 81.
LoST-On 23d ST. Erie ferry. black satin
pocketbook. trimmed with rose and black
beads, containing ksys, with name and ad-
dress. gold chequs book. Return to
JULIUS WHITE, Hotel Netherlands, New
York. Liberal reward.
LOST. PURSE,
small black leather. gold corners, vicinity
St. Regis Hotel. Empire Theater. Thursday
night. Money contents may be Kept II re-
turned 10 Hotel 81. Regis.
LOST-Sivcr beaded bag containing card.
handkerchief and money. on I'D ST. near
Lexington av. Keep money, return bag ana
contents TO Mrs. MORRIS l.. BETrMAN.
Hotel Plaza.
LOST-Pass book No. +i59, Hudson Trust
Company (provident departmenD. Broad-
way and 39th St. payment has been STOPPED
same. Please return to bank.
LOSr-Pactage money and checks, 126th-
23d SITS Reward; no questions. HOCH-
VALID, l4 =. 126th ST. Harlem .51l.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Girls Life I'm Switzerland.

Until last summer Mrs. Mccormick
and Mathllde had been in Switzerland
Tor eight years. Mathilde. then i'm frail
health was given a life of outdoor ac-
tivity, part of :. under the tutelage of
Oser.
In September when Mrs Mccormick
returned to Chicago Mathide did not
sail with her. but waited several weeks
and came back with her father.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Jeweiry.

LOST-Diamond blace!et. flexible. on 9TH av..
between 4ith and 56tn SITS. Finder please
return TO Miss MOORE, eighth floor, 469 9th
av. Reward.
LOST-Diamond and platinum lorgnette.
chain attached Monday, February l3: LID
eral reward return cashier HOTEL PLAZA
LOsT-Gold meshbag, Thursday night. in
taxicah between 5Sth and 18th SITS. Tele~
phone Circle 3dss.
LOST-tiod key. monogram X. T. s., at
Booth Theater or IN taxi; $40 reward.
CARTIER, INC. 653 9th av.
IlOsT-Wrist watch, 2d av. IL, February
IL Melrose 43llJ. CLARE BIAsENAK.
$3.50 REWARD
for return of necklace containing 500 small
pearls. lost February 10, between Asth and
6ed sts. or IN taxi. proportionate reward Tor
portion returned a. 6. BENNETT, 10
William st. Phone Broad c764. -
Wearing Apparcs.
LOsT-MinlS coat. with tade green lining
Friday afternoon. at Liberty Theafer dress
rehearsal Reward OF $500 and no quest 'ons
asked II returned TO PASk1E, Furrier,
- w Seth 81. Phone Fitz Roy Isl.
LOST-Black caracui muff IN taNicab be-
tween 35th and University place. Return
- Ant. 14ls, ST. Regis Hotel. and receive
reward.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18
Wearing Apparcs.
Cats, Dogs &c.

IOsT-I.arge sable and white collie, license
,0335 Reward for Information o. return
TO 44i West l62d Telephone COLI Nads-
worth
LOST-Monday. Boston terrier pup. Finder
return to BLANCHE BROWN, 2901 Perry
av Bronx. Reward.
IOsT-Irish terrier. license 330O3; reward.
Apartment >. A59 West i23d 81.
The New York herald., 1922-02-18

kINGMAN.-Entered into rest. Thursday.
February 10. 1922, Nellie L., eldest daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas s. and Anna II.
dence Of her brother Russell +. King
man. $50 fremont place, Orange. y. j..
Monday February 20. at 3 Z. NJ