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ALESSANDRO FABBRI
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Scientist Had Photographed
the Beginning of Life.

Alessandro Fabbri. scientist. and son
of the late Ernesto c.. Fabbri OF J. p.
Morgan G. Co.. died of pneumonia early
yesterday at his home. East Ninety
fifth street, after an illness of three
days.
Mr.. Fabbri was born in New York
forty-fve years ago. He never mar
ried and made his home with two
brothers. Egisto and Ernesto. The lat
ter married Miss Edith Vanderbilt
Shepard second daughter of the late
Col. Elliott Fitch Shepard and grand
daughter of the late William II. VAN
derblt.
Mr.. Fabbri was n pioneer in the use
of motion pictures In scientific research.
After exhaustive effort he succeeded in
photographing the beginning OF life by n
microscopic motion picture process. and
exhibited the results to scientific socie-
ties in the form of a film showing the
growth of life in an egg.
During the war Mr.. Fabbri built n
huge wireless plant at Otto Creek. Me-,
at his own expense. II was appraised
by the French High Commission as the
best in America. Mr.. Fabbri offered Il
free 10 the Government, but the offer
was declined. The Government. how
ever. bought the plant and established
Mr.. Fabbr as chief with corps OF
several hundred men.
He is survived by his mother. who
Is in Florence. Italy. his two brothers
and several sisters residing In Italy.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row at II o'clock in the Cathedral OF
st. John the Divine. with Bishop WILL
lam T. Manning officiating
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state and Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. NJ. Orme
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Il. Widener, Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney, Mrs. +. Gray Grlswold,
Mrs. John Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. August Bel
mont, Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Pendle-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard T, Wilson. Brig.-Ge and
Mrs Charles II. Sheriff.. Col. and Mrs.
Francis l.. V. Hoffman, Major-G Gen. and
Mrs. Organ. Mr.. and Mrs w. Goadby
Loew, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman de X.
Whitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt,
Mr. and Mrs. Felix d. Doubleday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden Reid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ridgway. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey. Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Post, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Bur-
den, Miss Ruth V. Twombly. Miss Eleo-
nora Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour john
son, Mr.. and Mrs George Henry War
rem. Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Richard Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Main Post. Jr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derby.
Also Misses Helen Moran, Muriel Van
derbilt. Grace Vanderbilt. Barbara and
Joan Whitney, Florence Loew, Louisa
Steedman Wilson. Marion de Rham.
Mary Alice Barney. Barbara Murray,
Emily O'Neill Davies, Mary Garfield,
Shiela Burden. Kate de Forest Prentice.
Iris Cutting. Katharine Miller. and
Jeanne Reynal.
Among the guests who arrived later
for the supper and dance were Priscilla
Countess of Annesley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. House, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson. Mr.. Stephen Van Rens-
selaer. Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson OShaughnessy. Miss Elsie
de Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell
Putram, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Rey-
nal, Mrs. George Howard of Washing
ton: Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Van Nest Gambrill. Mr..
J. Coleman Drayton. MIR. Erskine
Hewitt. Miss Louise Sands, Miss Mar
garet ID. Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cln-
ton Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fl.
Choate. Mr. and Mrs. William Adams
Delano, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Pendle-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. j. Francis \. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Worthington Bull. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles r. Scott. Mr.. Ashbel III.
Barney. Major G.. Creighton Webb, Mr..
Louis Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Car
negie Phpps and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Potter Russell.
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H.CoIeman Drayton
and Mrs. .Hinckley,
Divorced, to Wed
Former Miss Catherine Ham,
ersley to BE Bride Again at
Palm Beach.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. 6.-Henry
Coleman Drayton and Mrs Catherine
Livingston Hamersley Hinckley to-day
obtained license to marry tomorrow.
Both have cottages at Palm Beach. Mrs.
Herbert {. Pell of Tuxedo is stopping
with Mrs. Hinckley. The ceremony will
be performed, it is said. by the Rev. DR..
George Morgan Ward of Poinciana
Chapel.
No announcement had been made that
Mrs. Hinckley ane Samuel Nelson
lIinckley. wealthy broker of New York
and Cedarhurst, had been divorced.
Mr.. Drayton has the Rynam cottage
on North Lake Trail. He stopped after
his arrival here with Pierre l.. Barley.
He was divorced in 1907 by his first
|wife, Mary Constance Knower Drayton
of New York.
Both parties In to-morrow's wedding
are of old New York families. Mrs.
|Hinckley is sister of Louis Gordon
|Hamersey. AS orphan children of
IL. Hooker Hamersley they were reared
lin strict fashion at their Fifth avenue
home
Mr.. Drayton is a son of !. Coleman
Drayton. and has made his home in the
Union Cluo, New York, since his divorce.
Tie is n grandson of Mrs. William Astor.
His wife was a daughter OF Henry
Enowcr. a New York merchant and
member of one of the Oldest families OF
that city
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AND MRS. VANDERBILT
GIVE DINNER AND BAL POUDRE
Brilliant Party for Balfour, Lord and Lady Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace Attended
by World of Fashion.

As farewell party for the Right
Hon. Arthur James Balfour. Loi and
Lady Lee of Fareham. who will sail for
England to-day aboard the Aquitania,
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt gave dinner followed oy con-
cert and bal poudre" last night al their
home, 640 Fifth avenue. the one time
American Ambassador 20 France and
Mrs. Eugh C. Wallace also wera guests Of
honor at the brilliant event, all of whom
are stopping with Gen. and Mrs Van
derbilt.
There were 200 guests at tnc dinner
and 1000 at the entertainment. and dance
which followed 1t. On a stage, which
had been erected at one end OF The bali
room. Miss Rosina CALI. premiere
danseuse of the Metropolitan Opera.
danced to the music of tile Little
symphony, conducted by Geo ses Bar
rere. 1t was not a costume party and
only the women had been requested to
come with powdered hair or white
wigs, ard this lent an air of originality
to the gathering. There weIe two
orchestras. Conrad's and Markets. to
play for dancing, which was cont,nuous.
A buffet supper was.served.
Among the dinner guests wera Major
Gen. II. X. Bethel and Mr.. A. Yencken
of the British Embassy. NJ. Maurice
Peterson, Mr.. Balfour's secretary Mar
quls Visconti Zenosta. Admiral de Bon
of the French Navy, Capt. tnc Hon.
James Stuart, Equerry to tho Luke of
York; Prince and Princess Casimir
Lubomirski of the Polish Embassy, Lord
Doune. Lord Richard Nevill, fonkheer
w. III. de Beaufort of the NethIrlands
Legation, Count Roger de Perisry. Capt.
+. NJ. Guardabassi. Messrs. Frank A.
Munsey. Francis Burke Roche. Charles
Hayden, William Wickham II ffman,
Alfred II. Ely. Jr., w. Enln,lander
Stewart, Jr., Oliver Jennings, raul Ham
mond, Clarence II. Mackay, George II.
Pendlcton, Duncan Cameron ard Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney.
Also Prince and Princess Bibesco,
Mrs. Herbert Asquith. Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. Mr.. John Garrett, Secretary
of the Armament Conference AZ Wash
ington. and Mrs. Garrett: Mrs. Wander
bilt, Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.. her hus-
band not having sufficiently recov-
cred from grip TO be present; Mr..
Warren Robbins. Under Secretary of
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CHALoNER ART rRIzE WINNER.

Announcement was made yesterday
that at the fifth monthly concourse OF
the John Armstrong Chaloner Paris
Prize Foundation for the season OF 1921
1922. held at the National Academy Of
Design on Saturday last. the jury
granted the following awards:
First prize. s25. Benjamin Klein; Sec
ond prize, SIS, w. Greiner; third prize.
$40, Jacob c. White; honorable mention.
Anatoil Shulkin. The subject was paint
ing. full length, nude or torso. from life.
The jury was composed of Mossrs s.
Herbert Adams. Charles A. Plat. w. L..
Metcalf and X. George Smith. secretary.
All the prize winners are from the Ma
tional Academy of Design Schools.
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BENCH AND BAR PRAISE
TWO DEAD JUSTICES
Tributes to Francis M. Scott
and BartoU S. Weeks.

Funeral services for former Justice
Francis NJ. Scott who died early Sun
day of pneumonia at his home, 42 Park
avenue, will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning at the Madison Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Madison avenue and
Seventy-third street. Services for JUS
tice Barlow S. Weeks. who died last
Friday at Miami Beach. Fla. will be
held at 2:3O tomorrow afternoon at All
Angels Church. West End avenue and
Eighty-first street. Delegations rep
resenting the New York Athletic Club
and the Thomas Hunter Association Of
Grammar School So. which Mr.. Weeks
attended as a boy. will be present.
Only the congested condition OF the
court calendars prevented an adjourn
ment of the various parts of tho Su-
preme Court yesterday in honor OF the
memory of Justice Weeks and former
Justice Scott. Eulogies OF the two men
were delivered. however, by members of
the bench and bar.
Justice Edward r. Finch. at the
opening OF his court yesterday extolled
the two men and his remarks. with
those of District Attorney Joab H.
Banton, were inscribed on the records
of the court Ex Judge Charles j. Nc
DerMott and George Il. Medalie, an at
torney, Joined in the tribute.
Former Justice Edward II. Mccall. in
Justice Lehman's part of the Supreme
Court referred TO the two men as shin
ing examples for young members OF the
bar. Justice Lehman also spoke.
Justice Robert +. Wagner referred to
Justice Weeks's record as jurist Of
experience and learning.
Justices Francis y. Delehanty. Daniel
+ Cohalan. VI. Warley Platzek and
George V. Mulan entered similar testl-
monials TO the public and professional
careers OF Justices Weeks and Scott
upon the records OF their courts.
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ANDREW CONE.

Andrew Cone. founder and president
OF the Andrew Conc General Advertising
Agency. died OF pneumonia yesterday in
his home in East Front street. Red
Bank, n. J. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at 80 o'clock in his home. He
leaves two brothers. Edward s.. of Cone.
Hunton e. Woodman. and Frederick,
treasurer Of the advertising agency.
Mr.. Cone, who was unmarried. was
born in Nashville. Tenn. In 1852. and
came 10 New York when boy. Thirty
five years ago he established his agency
I'm tho Tribune Building, where II has
been since. lie was amember OF the
Sons Of the American Revolution and
other patriotic societies and Of the New
York and Rumson clubs.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Charles II. Truax and Miss
Truax of 9fc Park avenue will leave
tomorrow for the Lake Placid Club.
Tho board OF governors OF the
Fencers Club will have their annual
Ladies' Day reception thi3 afternoon at
los East Fifty-fourth street.
Mrs. Vernon Booth, Mrs. A. V. Tack,
Miss Agnes Tack, Mr.. Robert Tack and
Mrs Corinne B. Meyer Of New York
are at the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena,
Cal.
The Adirondack League Club held its
annual meeting in the Marie Antoin-
cite room at Delmonico's last evening.
The Bonnie Briar Country Club held
dinner in Delmonico's last evening
for the purpose of electing officers.
Seventy-five members were present.
The Alumnae Association of the Mas
ters' School will have its annual lunch
son at the Commodore Hotel. Febru-
ary IL.
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NOTABLES SAILING
BY THE AQUITANIA
Arms Delegates Returning
Home.

The Aquitania of the Curard Line
will start for England to-day with one
of the most notable lists of passengers
on any of the outgoing ships that have
Piled the winter seas this season. In the
rotable group Of passengers will be
Ecar Admiral Sir Il. Chatfield. Sir NAL
colin McAlpine. Lady McAlpine. Com
mander Fabrizio Ruspoli of the Italian
delegation to the conference the Right
Hon. M. Sastri delegate from India Sir
III. Llewellyn Smith, G. c. B.; Admiral
Alfredo Acton, Capt w. S. c. Crawshay.
Major Tatsumi Ezoye, Commander E.
Giannini, Sir William Let's and the
Right Hon. Sir John Salmond
Mr.. Seward Prosser will be among the
paaso Escrs. as also will be Sir Archibald
Williamson OF Baifour. Williamson &
co. Nine. Domicio da Cana, wife Of
the Brazilian Ambassador to the Court
or st. James's. sails back to London after
having passed several weeks in New
York and Washington with friencs and
relatives. DR.. Bashford Dean will sail.
Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard goes abroad
for prolonged stay in Europe. Mr..
Richard. who now is at st. Moritz, will
join her upon the arrival of the Aqui-
tania at Cherbourg. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald o. MacRae of 20 East Eighty
third street will be abroad for three
months and will spend some time on the
Riviera.
The group of persons OF prominence
III society in New York and elsewhere
sailing aboard the same steamship also
will include Mrs. Herman F-asch Mr..
and Mrs. J. Il. Barbour, Miss Harriet
Barbour, Mrs. Charles Blount, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anson Wood Burchard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albro Newton Dana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ID. Dickey, Mr.. Maynard A.
Domlnick, Mr.. James du Vivier Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
taigu La Montague and their debutante
niece. Miss Marguerite Jurgensen Mrs.
l.. q. Peabody Miss Joan Peabody, Mr..
and Mrs. George IL. Turnure, Mr., and
Mrs Bertram G.. Work. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Starr Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A.
Rockefeller, whose daughter, Miss Isabel
Rockefeller sailed two weeks ago; Mrs.
William v. Swords and Princess Andre
Poniatowski.
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NIECE OF NICARAGUA
PRESIDENT TO WE'D
Senorita Chamorro to Become
Bride of Capt. w. G.. Godfrey.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Feb. q.
OF considerable interest to the diplo-
matte corps is the announcement of the
engagement of Senorita Amelia Cha
MORO. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Rosen-
do Chamorro of Nicaragua, and cousin
OF Senior Don Emilano Chamorro, min
lister from Nicaragua. to Capt. William
C.. Godfrey of New York city.
Senorta Chamorro is the niece OF Gen.
Diego NJ. Chamorro, President of the
Republic of Nicaragua.
Captain Godfrey was stationed in
Washington for a short time and served
in France with the 3oSth Infantry of the
Seventy-seventh Division.
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BENEFIT FOR WAR ORPHANS.
sale OF Rumanian Relief Fund
Tickets Has Begun.

The Rumanian War Orphans benefit
will be held on March 10 at $50 o'clock
In the ballroom OF the Plaza. the pro-
ceeds 20 be turned over to the Rumanian
War Orphans Fund. Tickets at IS each
are on sale at the Plaza and other lead
ing hotels.
Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
Mrs. T. Tileston Wells and Mrs. Edward
MacVickar The Prince and Princess
Blbesco also will attend. Nine. Claudia
Muzio OF the Metropolitan will sing.
The New York herald., 1922-02-07
MRS. wARBURToN HAS SON.

Congratulations arc being extended &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Harding Wariiir-
ton, Jr., upon the birth of son. Barclay
TT. Warburton Sd. at their home. in
Philadelphia. The child is great grand
son OF Mr.. John Wanamaker. Mrs. War
burton was Miss Rosamond Lancaster.
daughter of Mrs. John Edward Lancas-
ter Of 500 Park avenue.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The wliard-Paul M. Warburg. T.. B.
Bruce. w. +. Carey, A. p. Neville. Mrs.
j. c. Toole, Michael Horn. Mrs. T. Is.
Moore. George ID. Pagnc, C. Fl. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Oppenheimer. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Curtis. F. G. Harris.
C +. Redden, 3. L. Harrington and G..
N. Nelson
The Shoreham-Miss Florence Dur
yea, Miss Virginia Wood, David
Stamper. Judge I. T.. Fisher, Robert
Colston and e. J. Weahley
The Wardman Park-Mr. and Mrs. L.
Ballard.
The Washngton-Mrs. r. L. Nc
Manus. Miss Mable Cameron, +. II.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jessel.
Lacey Johnson. John Simon, o. r. Fal-
Ion and Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Wayburn.
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SECOND COFFEE DANCE HELD.

The second of the seasons Coffee
Dances was held last night In the ball
room OF the Cosmopolitan Club. Before
the dance dinners were given by Mr.
and Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Connfclt, MIR. and
Mrs. George Il. Dadmun and Miss Ju-
Llama Cutting.
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MISS CROMWELL ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Cromwell Of
III Park avenue have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Cromwell. to DIR. Fremont A..
Chandler. son of Dr. Fremont l.. Chand-
Ter of Waupaca, Wis.
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ESTATES APPKAIsEn

BBoUNT. also known as Charles
Blum. died July 81. 1870. Total estate
81 l3O.aOp. net 81 ,2so.1@i. Tho estate is
beuucRthed 20 his wife aud son
HENRY KsNStNG. died April 10. 1921
Total estate tGi5 ,Gs5, net $500 .S5S. The
estate i3 Loft 10 his wife and eight children.
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WEATHER At RESORTS.

Following are the average tempera-
lures and weather conditions of yester-
day at the winter resorts st. Augustine,
20. cloudy Ormond. 72. cloudy; Palm
Beach, rs. clear; Miami. 70. clear; Key
West. rs. clear; Nassau. rs. clear /;
Aiken SIS, clear
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IN MEMORIAM.

LONG I'm loving memory Of John Long.
who uasscd away February Z, 1901
Friends arc kindly asked 20 offer prayer
Tor his soul to-day
VAN BUSNfRK In loving memory OF our
mother. Mary =. Van Busklrk. who died
Fnbruary D. 1901
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pany. operating a chain Of retail drug
stores in Queens. died yesterday Of pneu-
monia at his home. in Broadway. Elm
hurst.
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M A r r | A G. E S

TIAIN--MILEER.-Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus G.
daughter. Gertrude Allan. 10 George
Francis Train. at the Church Of tho
Transfiguration. on Monday. February G.
1922.
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HENRY =. JOHNSTON.

Henry $. Johnston. president and or
ganizcr of the III. $. Johnston Drug Com
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly will
give a dinner tomorrow night. :.
Mrs. Richard v. Lindabury started
yesterday for Colorado.
Mr.. Vincent Astor will go to Palm
Beach tomorrow.
Mrs. Lewis Nixon and Mrs. William
Thorne gave luncheons yesterday.
Mrs. Whitney Warren will give a re-
ception with music tonight at her
home. 290 Park avenue.
Lord Richard Nevili has returned to
the Plaza from Washington, where he
was suest at the British Embassy
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Penrose of
Philadelphia, who have been in Colo
rado Springs. are at the Ritz-Carlton.
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu
will give dinner tonight at the Am
bassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenry Scott Roken-
baugh who have beer at the Gotham
have 2ono South.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Lienau will re-
turn from New Orleans to $50 Park ave-
nue. tomorrow.
Mrs. j. Rich Steers gave a luncheon
yesterday at Pierre's for her daughter.
Miss Mary Steers.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white will go to Palm Beach next Sat
urday.
Mr.. Louis J. Francke. Jr., who had
been stopping at the Lorraine has re-
turned to ST. Paurs School In Concord.
n. H.
AR Albert Sarraut. head OF the French
delegation To the armament conference,
came from Washington yesterday and
will be a: the Plaza several days.
Mrs. Richard Stevens VIII give the
second of series OF small dinner par
ties followed by music on Thursday
night IN her apartment at 23 West
SiXty-seventh street.
Mrs. Johr Waiter Lord OF Baltimore
is at the Ritz-Carlton, where also are
Mr.. r. Livingston Sullivan and his
sister, Miss Elaine ). Sullivan Of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Frank
S. Witherbee. Mrs. Marshall Field and
Mrs. J. Archibald Murray will give
dinner parties tonight IN advance Of
the annual Charity Bal at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mrs. Howard 3. st. George and Miss
Vivian st. George, who arrived from
Europe last week, have gone to Tuxedo
Park. N. Y, to visit Mrs. ST. Georges
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George st. George They will go to Jekyl
Island, Ca, on February IA to be the
guests of her father. Mr.. George r.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FORD SEDAN.-1g2i Ford Sedan: license
1922, plate 351345, stolen Feb. 9. from Full
ton and Nassau sts., at so p. NJ. Reward:
no questions asked. Phone oyster Bay. 2G9
or J6J.
LosT-Gold ivory handled umbrella left at
Kalish's Drug Store. 23d u and Ith av
Finder return to T.. l.. HEAD. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., | Madison av., room
3iO2 reward.
LosT-overland sedan; liberal reward; no
questions asked. JOHN GERKEN. Phone
4i5 Coney Island.
LOsT-Saturday, between Commodore Hotel
and West sist st.. Seventh Regiment Vet
Grams insignia reward. COBURN, II w sist
papers Finder kindly return papers 10
ERNEST LEVY. 22a ith av.
Jcwciry.
LosT-Earrine. carved ivory, some place be-
tween Lincoln place and Church av T. II
I. subway; reward. FLATBUsH 1io6
LosT-Jan 2ath Cprohably IN taNn, gold bar
pin set with sapphires and pearls: liberal
reward. VANDERBILT 1880.
IOST.-Pearl bead NECKLACE. Saturday; re-
ward vG65 Herald. ESQ Broadway.
800 REWARD
for return of gold gypsy ring containing
diamonds. lost January 20 between East i0oth
and i25th sta. OF In vicinity of Alhambra
ThCatcr. a. IL. LEE CO, INC, IL VIII
tam 81.
$500 REWARD
for return Of one diamond and sapphire
ring; one ring. ruby with two diamonds: one
diamond set IN platinum aud ono medallion
heart shaped broach diamcud set IN plati-
mum: lost on February 4; Of sentimental
value. Return 20 cashier Hotel Plaza; no
questions asked.
Cats. Dogs &c.
IOgT-Nalc black dog. February g. white
paws, long hair, licensed: reward ROC.
Tils e1ii su av. Audubon oi2G.
-ND-Fchruary 2. diamond Apply
superintendent TIFFANY & CO.. 5th Rv.
ana 11th st.
FOUND. p.-Early Sunday evening. ON Tifth
av... German silver has. N2Oi2 Herald. $50
broadway.
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WASHINGTON.

The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn gave a dinner last night for the
British Amba ssador and Lady Geddes.
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The Secretary OF War Mr.. Weeks. was
the chief guest at luncheon yesterday of
the Assistant Military Attache of the
French Embassy, Major Louis Dub
reuil. Gen. Pershing also was in the
party
The New York herald., 1922-02-07

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt gave dinner last night fol
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
DENLY.
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Mrs H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Frank
S. Witherbee. Mrs. Marshall Field and
Mrs. J. Archibald Murray will give
dinner parties tonight IN advance OF
the annual Charity Bal at the Waldorf
Astoria.
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Mrs. Johr Waiter Lord OF Baltimore
is at the Ritz-Carlton, where also are
Mr.. r. Livingston Sullivan and his
sister, Miss Elaine 5. Sullivan Of Phila-
delphia.
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superintendent TIFFANY & Co. ath sv
nnd 31th st.
FOUND -Early Sunday evening on Fifth
av.,. German silver has. Y20i2 Herald. $50
broadway.
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Mrs. Richard Stevens VIII give the
second of series OF small dinner par
ties followed by music on Thursday
night IN her apartment at 23 West
Sixty-seventh street.