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The New York herald., 1922-02-04
DebutanteS Have
Final Rally at
Closing Assembly
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney
Have One of Dinners
i'm Advance.

Debutantes Of the winter were again
in evidence last night at the final Junior
Assembly which was held in TIE ball
room suite Of the Ritz-Carlton and they
seemed fully to have recovered from the
ardous labors which had kept them for
weeks preparing for the annual Junior
League entertainment when Ready
Made was given with so much success.
The committee has comprised Mines.
Richard C.. Colt, Walter Phelps Bliss,
Games Byrne, Murray Witherbec Dodge.
Francis II. Cabot. Walter Il. James, j.
Gore King, Herbert L. Pratt, Jchn Hill
Prentice and Herbert l.. Satterlee who
will act in the same capacity another
year. lThe assemblies which bring to-
gether the deburantes of the current sea-
son and those of the preceding have had
the largest subscription list in years,
and it is possible that the subscribers of
next year will be restricted 10 those
who have dehutante daughters or rela-
tives. and for the second year clrls an
ether series o: dances may be organized.
Several hundred subscribers ard their
friends were received by Mrs. James
Gore King. Mrs. Walter z. E;:ss and
Mrs. Francis II. Cabot representing the
others of the committee and subscri5-
ors. Several dinners were given in ad-
vance of the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney gave
their dinner at 81 West Thirty-seventh
street for their daughter. Miss Mary
Alice Barney. The guests included
Misses Grace Vanderbilt, rienee Carhart,
Annie Burr Auchincloss. Emily O'Neill
Davies, Marion de Rham, Carlotta
Ilavemeyer, Eunice James. Louisa Steed-
man Wilson, Lucille Baldwin. Mary S.
Stevens, Eliza Parish and Elizabeth
kountze. Also Messrs. Brewster Jen-
nings, George III. Pendleton. Charles D..
Halsey, Jr.. Sidney Dillon Ripley, STAN
ley Mortimer, Jr., James Ii. Ripley,
Francis Burke Roche. Walter l.. Carey,
William L. Shepherd. Jr, Murray Hoff-
man, Henry Renwicl Sedgw.ck and
Harry Gushing Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Balhage of
449 Park avenue, gave dinner at the
ltitz-Carlton for their debutante niece.
Miss Louise Mott Sanford. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gansevoort San
ford and granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Low.
The other guests were Misses Katha-
rine j. Blackwell Julette Delafeld
I.ongfellow. Margaret Woodman. Mario
lie Taylor Emily Kcyes, Betty Wolcott
Merchant Frances Isham, Rebecca Tat
ham, Rose de Rose and Edith Chisholm
Also Messrs. Paul d. Van Anda, Ken
dirk Pruyn. Oliver Claxton, Edward j..
Mathews, Rene Du c. Bcllinger, Otis de
r. Brown. Archibald Dudgeon. Ernest
w. Boissevain. Frank Malcolm Nc
Laughlin. William G. Thayer Shedd and
Francis 7. Henderson.
Mrs. Horace Il. Andrews gave a din
rer at the Ritz-Carlton for her daugh-
ter, Miss Margery Devereux Andrews
The Junior Assemblies will be contin-
Ted next season on the first Fridays in
December. January and February and.
as for some years past at the Ritz
Carlton.
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Eight steamships will sail from this
port to-day for Europe, Bermuda, the
semi-tropical islands off the FLORIDA
coast and for South American ports. tax
ing away several hundred seasoers'
many of whom have claims on public
attention. Sailing by the America OF the
United States Lines, which will touch
at Cherbourg and Plymouth before going
to her destination. Bremen, will be sew
eral Unittd States consuls en- route TO
their posts They will include Mr.. John
i. Jewel. Consul at Birmingham, Mr..
Herbert O. Williams. Consul at Brest,
and Mr.. Edward w. Caffery. American
Vice-Consul at Budapest Members or
the American Relief Commission to Rus
sia will include Dr. and Mrs. Clemens
Pirquet and Capt. and Mrs. Godfrey
Garden. Others on board will be Messrs'
l.. NJ. Bowron. NJ. A. Joussard and IL. w.
Barnes of Wanamaker's.
The Lapland. which has been added
to the White Star Lines Mediterranean
service because OF the heavy passenger
traffic in that direction. will take out
among her $50 first cabin passengers
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Whitney Carpenter,
who are en- route to Egypt; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart Cushman, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Temple Emmett and their chill
dren. Miss Cordeia Hepburn. Mr. and
Mrs. w. Gill Wylie. Jr.. the Misses
Mary and Frances Wylie and Mrs. Will
lam Vail Martin of IL West Seventy
second street, who will pass the re-
nainder of the winter on the Riviera.
She will be Joined in May by Mr.. Martin.
They will return to New York next Oc-
tober
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
CAPT. COFFIN, ARTIST, DIES.
Drew Notable Marine Sketches for
'rrbe New York Herald

Capt. George Albert Coffin, 67. widely
known marine artist and former mem
Der of the staff of THE New York HER
AID. died yesterday in his home. 235
West 107th street, after Il long illness
Capt. Coffin began his newspa per
career on the Chicago Tribune. He de-
picted naval scenes for the old New
York journal in the Spanish American
war and gave to the HERALD a long sue
cession of marine drawings before pho
tography had been applied extensively
to the commercial field. His remarkable
grasp of detail and precision enabled
him to sketch many events of the sea
from only word picture. One Of his
best known was inspired by the sinking
of the Titanic. stroke of paralysis
several years ago incapacitated his right
arm and side. but he learned to sketch
with his left hand
He leaves his wife. two daughters and
a son. Funeral services will be held this
evening in the stephen Merritt chapel,
30l West 126th street.
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IN Memoriam.
Eastwood, Mary Waiizfelder' Helena

In Memoriam.
Eastwood, Mary waltzfalder. Helena
AGNE.-on Thursday. February. ., 1922.
Emily Acne (neo MargraO. wife OF the
late Henry Agne. Funeral from her late
residence, 1851 Madison av., Sunday. Feb
ruary ). 1922, at r. NJ.
BAKER. ON Friday morning at Brooklyn
n " February . 1922, Mrs. Laura L.
Baker Cnoc Krafp. wife OF the late
Haydn VI. Baker Jr.. and daughter Of
Fanny w. and william Kraft. Service
cn Sunday, . 30 y. NJ, at 1894 Dean st..
near New York av. Inierment private.
BERG-Matilda. on February ., 1922. at u
noon, beloved sister OF Mrs Anna Cold
stein, Mrs Rose y. Finlay, Louis T. and
J. Philip Berg. Funeral services and IN
torment Sunday. For family only.
BOCHMANN.--On February =. 1922. AZ Iio-
tc, Gotham. Esther Elizabeth. widow Of
Francis A. Bochmann.
KELNIAIER.-Entcred into rest Febru-
AIRY 2. 1922. at White Plains, ~ Y, Kate
Brickelmater (neo CarD. dearly beloved
mother Of Liada Grosch. Edna Pepor
and Dr. George Brlckelmaier. Remains
VIII be lying In state ~ chapel of Jacob
Herllch's SON 3J9 T.. sGth st., New York
city. after T. NJ. Oo-dny. lwhero ser
vices win be held Saturday afternoon at
. o'clock Relatives and friends Invited
10 attend. 1nterment Lutheran Cemetery.
Automobile cortego.
BURDETT--At Falrview. n. J.. on Thurs
day, February .. 1922. Anna u. Day Bur-
dett widow OF Benjamin II. Burdett. IN
the stat year or her age. Funeral serv-
ices VIII he held on Monday. February q.
at r. NJ. nj her late home, 1Ol Fair
view av., Fairview. n. =.
BIRNttAM. On February 3, Charles g.. be-
loved husband OF Agnes II. Buruham.
Masonic service at hts late residence 30
West i02d st.. Saturday evening. Z. NJ.
Member Of Lafayette Lodge. Roxbury.
Mass.
coFFIN--on February 3. 1922. George A..
beloved husband OF Isabelle H. Coffin.
Funeral services stephen Merritts Har-
lem Chapel. 304 West i2Gth ST.. Saturday
evening at $50
COLE.--Capt. wfmot Lawrence. son of Anna
Taller Cole and tho late Eugene NJ Cole.
on Thursday. January 20, 1922, M KING
gton, Jamaica. -. w. l., In the 3Gth year
of hia age. Funeral services az the Church
of the Ascension, Tenth st. and l'ifth av..
Eew YORK city. Saturday, February l.
1922. at 1880 A. NJ.
pANA.--On February !. 1922. Robert knight.
ron of the late william payton and Eliza
Andrews Dana. Funeral service AZ hts
late residence. 2i6 w. io2d st.. on satur-
day, February Z. at 1880 A. NJ. Inter
rnent private. Please omit fiowcra
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c. L. Taylor Dies;
Headed Carnegie
Hero Pension Fund
Expert Did Much to Supplant
Wrought Iron With
Soft Steel.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, Feb. S.-Charles
l.. Taylor. president of the Carnegie
Hero and Pension Fund. died to-day at
his winter home here following a long
Illness. lie was associated with all the
Carnegie funds and noted for his world
peace efforts and educational activities
He leaves a wife and one daughter. Fu-
neral services will be held iere Mon
day.
Mr.. Taylor played a prominent part
in developing the iron and steel industry.
II is said of him that probably 40 single
individual connected with the steel in
dustry between 1880 and 1890 did more
in the practical direction of supplanting
wrought iron with soft steel than did
he His thorough knowledge of chem
istry and the metalurgy of steel en-
abled him, while superintendent of the
Homestead works Of the Carnegie Steel
Company. to be one of the first to sue
cessfully produce soft steel for the man
ufacture of pipe, nails, ship plate and
structural Steel
Mr.. Taylor was born in Philadelphia
April 3, 1857. He was graduated from
Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Pa, in
June, 1876. with the degree of A. NJ.
and was valedictorian. He became as
sistant chemist of the Cambria Oil Com
pany of Johnstown, Pa. and later was
advanced to the assistant superintend-
ency of blast furnaces. He was con-
nected with various steel companies un-
til 1888 when he became assistant to
the president OF the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. Ltd. In 1901 he began giving his
whole time to the Carnegie Hero and
Pension Fund.
Mr.. Taylor was member OF the
Country Club and Duquesne Club Of
Pittsburgh. the Union League Club Of
Philadelphia. and the Santa Barbara
Club # California. He was married to
Miss Lillian Pitcairn in Pittsburgh, Oc-
tober 81, 1883.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
Al Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include
The Wilard--Donald Arthur. George
w. Harvey, Mrs. r. w. Robertson. f. A.
Skifeington, Miss M. e. Cummiclley, G..
~. Jacobey, G. G. Spross, Mrs. S. B.
Chaplin. E. J. Prindle, Z. j. Hughes
Frederick Fear. NJ. A. Porter, Waite.
Burke, Mrs. M. II. Manahan. Burr Price.
$. c. Rosenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Field
man. A. E. Clark and Ernest Nc
Namara.
The Shoreham-Henry d. Linsley r.
A. Desbernine and James kerney.
The Wardman Park-James Silver
man and h. J. Haley.
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PETER LARSEN.

Funeral services will be held to-nigh.
for Peter Larsen. president of the
Peter Larsen Realty and Construction
Company OF Brooklyn, known as "the
model landlord" who died Thursday at
his home. POI Garfield place, Brooklyn,
in his nth year. Mr.. Larsen had built
hundreds Of homes in Brooklyn and
refused to raise the rents of his ten
ants during the housing shortage. Once
in gratitude they wanted to tender him
a dinner, but he declined the honor.
Mr.. Larsen was born I'm Denmark.
At the age of II he started on a trim
around the world. and after o ship
wreck landed In Boston. He stayed
there five years and came TO Brooklyn.
He leaves his wife and two daughters.
Interrent will be in Greenwood Gene
tory
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
TO BURY L. J. O'REILLY TODAY.
Nnny Attend Services In His Home
i'm Brooklyn.

Funeral services for Laurence j.
OReilfy. member of the Board of Water
Commissioners and confidential adviser
of William Randolph Hearst, were con
Quoted last night in his home, 392
Grand avenue, Brooklyn. They We're
attended by politicians from Manhattan
and Brooklyn and scores of friends and
newspaper associates. including Mr..
Hearst and many of the officials of the
New York American and Evoning Jour
nal Many messages of coincidence were
received one from Mayor Hylan.
The services, in accordance with the
wishes of Mr.. OReilly, were simple
and consisting chiefly of readings from
the Scriptures by the Rev. +. ID. Torrey,
pastor of the Summerfield Methodist
Episcopal Church. Burial will be in
Greenwood Cemetery this morning.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
FRANK DUPREE.

Frank Dupree. newspaper writer,
author and playwright. died yesterday of
pneumonia in Presbyterian Hospital
after a brief Illness He was 55 years
old Mr.. Dupree was born in La Crosse,
Wis, and had worked successively on
the Chicago Tribune, the New York
American. the New York Times and the
London Daily Standard. Among several
plays which he produced was king CAL
ico." He accompanied Prof. Hammil on
his first trip by airship over the English
Channel and subsequently was active in
aircraft development. He left London
two years ago because of growing blind
ness. He leaves his wife. Minnie Du-
prcc, actress.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Isabella Bradley, daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. William c. Bradley. vii
ae married to Mr.. Hugh j. Robertson
this afternoon in the Collegiate Church
Of st. Nicholas. A reception will follow
at the Gotham.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy butcher
and Mr.. William Dougherty will take
place tonight at SO Slocum Crescent,
Forest Hills Gardens. l.. l., the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. Otto Reinert. A
reception and dinner will follow at the
Forest Hills Inn
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
CAPT. COLES BODY HERE.

The United Fruit steamship Sixaola,
in yesterday from Jamaica, brought the
body OF Capt. Wilmot Cole of the United
States Army, who died OF heart failure
OF January 26 at Kingston. where he
had gone for his health. The funeral
services will be conducted this morning
in the chapel of the Church OF the AS
cension. Tenth street and Fifth avenue
by tho Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant
Before the war Capt. Cole was with the
brokerage firm of Pearl g. Co., II Broad
way. and lived at the Hotel Brevoort.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
WILLIAM u. MERRILL.

William T.. Merrill. so years old. for
NOR vice-president OF the Erie Railroad
and the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, died yesterday in his
home In Plainfeld. N. J. Mr.. Merrill
was born in Montague. Mass. and was
graduated from Amherst and Lawrence
Scientific School, Harvard. Mass. lie
was veteran OF the civil war and mem
ber of the Loyal Legion. lie leaves his
wife, a son and daughter.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
WEATHER AT RESORTS.

Following are the averag ge tempera-
lures and weather conditions OF yes-
terday at the winter resorts: st. Angus
tine, "a, clear: Ormond. 20. clear; Palm
Beach, SO. clear; Miami, rs. clear; Key
West, n. clear; Nassau, 72. clear; Cam
den. 50. clear. and Aiken, So, cloudy.
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other ssenxers.

Other residents of New York among
the passengers will be Miss Juliet Bart
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic G. Brown,
Mrs. w. Campbell Clark, Mrs. w. l..
Hewitt Mrs. William V. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Il. Raymond, Miss
Grace Raymond Mrs. William A. Read,
Mrs. William A. Read, Jr., Miss Mabel
SattoIiee, Mr.. Arthur J. Singer. vice.
president of the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany. and Mrs. Theodore n. Vail.
From other cities the Lapland's pas
sengers will include Mr.. Norman e.
Mack, proprietor OF the Buffalo Times.
Mrs. Mack and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Kellog, Jr., of Buffalo; Professor S. p.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
IN MEMORIAM.

EASTWOOD. In tendcrcst memory ~ my
dearly beloved mother, Mary Eastwood,
passed away February T. 1913.
Mrs. Alonzo r. Peck.
WAITZTELDER.- In sacred and loving
memory OF our dearly beloved mother.
Helena Waitzfeidcr. who passed into NE
eternal February 4. 1870. May her soul
rest In ueaCc.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
DAVID WHELAN WILL FILED.
Personal Property liz Estimated at
$4,000.

SYRACUSE. Feb. 3.-rhe will of David
Whelan. who died at his home Great
Neck, L. l., January 13. was filed for
probate in Surrogate's Court here to-
day. He was the brother or George j.
Whelan, founder of the United States
Cigar Stores Company.
Estimates of the estate place the value
of the personal property at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bass and Miss
Susan Bass Of Buffalo are at the Bel
mont also Mrs. Nathaniel w. Bishop
Of Bridgeport.
Mr. Edwin S. Skidmore. son OF Mrs.
G. De We're Manville of Mount Vernon,
y. Y. left yesterday for Palm Beach.
Mr. Frederick Bates. director of the
Cunard Steamship Line. arrived ycster-
day from London and is at the Ambas-
sador.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
DINNER FOR ARTISTS.

Art in America viii be discussed at
a dinner to be given by the Society OF
Arts and Sciences Sunday evening. Feb
ruary IL. i'm the Bltmore. Among the
guests Of honor arc Miss Mary Garden.
Miss Marie Jeritza and Mrs. Claire
Sheridan. The postmaster will be Otto
II Kahn
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or ). y. CONVOY. sR.

Funeral services will be held to-day
for Capt. John J. Conroy. Sr., of En-
Eine Company 243. who died Wcdncs-
day In his home. $40 Fifty-eighth street.
Brooklyn. Born I'm ireland. he lived In
Brooklyn ffty-four years. lie became
a member OF the Fire Department on
December Is. 1888. lie leaves three
daughters and II son. He was 2 MEM
ber OF the Uniformed Fire Captains As
ISOLATION. Veteran Fircmen's Assoca-
ton. St Michaols Council 2S G. y. L..
and Admiral Dewey Council 1854. X. of
c. Burial will be in Holy Cross Gene
terry
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

MFs. arthur NJ. DOdge Will give ulH-
ner and small dance tonight at 563
daughters. Miss Josephine j. Dodge and
Miss Emily Fordyce Dodge.
Mrs. Charles de Rham, Jr., will give
dinner tonight at Sherry's for her deb
utante niece, Miss e. Clarisse de Rham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles de
Rham.
Mrs. William Pollock gave a dinner
last night at l East Eghty-eighth
street.
Mrs. Richard Aldrich underwent an
operation for mastoiditis on "Wednesday
at st. Lukes Hospital. Her condition
is favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburn. who
were passing few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele,
have returned to Westbury. L. /.
Miss Suzanne Pierson, who has been
passing a few days in the Southwest,
left yesterday for Palm Beach to join
her mother. Mrs. J. Fred Pierson. Jr.
Miss Julia BerwInd expects to pass
the winter with her brother, Mr. Ed
ward J. Berwind, at East Sixty-fourth
street.
Miss Elizabeth Clark, who has been
visiting in Boston, has returned to her
home in Detroit
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oakley Tottec.
Jr., are in New York for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith gave
dinner last night.
Baroness Shidehara, wife of the Japa-
nese Ambassador. held a reception yes
terday.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler held re-
ception last night for Senator and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper.
Senor Carlo Schalzer. chief of the
italian conference delegation, gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Hamlin
and Miss Anna Hamln returned to
Washington yesterday and have taken
an apartment at the Grafton until they
find a more permanent home.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes had a dinner last night for Chief
Justice and Mrs. William Howard Taft
Among the guests were Lord Richard
Nevill. who is in this country in connec-
ton with the Sir Arthur Pearson Me-
mortal; the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover, the Serbian Minister and
Nine. Grouitch, the Swiss Minister and
Nine. Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II.
Brooks and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Bayard Henry of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold I. Pratt of New
York, who are staying at the embassy.
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UNIV EILIN G. S.

pRrTpt.ATT-Thc unwilling Of the uonu-
rient in memory of my beloved wife, Gus.
eie Dreiblntt. on sunday, February . 81.
p NJ, ~ Now Mount Carmel Gene
Cvpreas Hllls. Brooklyn. In case Il ~ T.
following Sunday.
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Cats, Dogs &c.

LOST, dog. dark brown Pckin-cse, wcarIlg z
dark blue sweater; missed on corner OF
10Th st. and Columbus av. liberal reward, ,
no questions asked. CANINE, 81 West 18TH
St. telephone Schuyler a035
LOST-Tuosday evening at g O'Clock. foN ter
ricr dog, answering to name OF Tommy
reward. Finder please return to THOMp-
SON, 200 WS-s .s;a =.
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D I E D

Agne. Emily Libbey. Jonas ".
Baker. Laura T.. I.ubs. John 3.
Berg, Matilda Merrill. William +.
Bochmann. Esther =. Mulvoy, Mary A.
Brickelmaier. Kate Ogden. Walter ii
Burdett. Anna Il. ID. Olsen. Mis- Il.
Burnham, Charles s. osborne, walter ID.
Coffin. George 4. outcaIt, John
Cole, Wilmot l.. Perkins, Frank W.
Dana, Robert X Kahe. Lillian w.
Dawes. Alice Ross, Cornelia b.
D,pree, Minnie L. l,uggels, May l..
Durand I.ucio Sanders. Herman
J'airhttrst w s. sharp, Harriet NJ.
Tcrgerson George S. Sharp. Sidney W.
Fordham Mary A. Sio. James =.
Frank, Alfred slower. Floyd G.
Harper, Thomas H. Smith, Bert l..
Herod, Adele sullivan, MARY a.
Kelly. MARY Il. Taylor. Henry +.
Kenney. Marv A. Wright. Zcllah A.
Fitzpatrick, Charles G. Hctlitz, MIS- =
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-on or about October 10. 1921. inter
cst account passbook OF this bank, k3Tl4
In the name of Mildred S. Ferguson; all per-
sons are warned against receiving said book
for value.
Broadway and t05th st.
LoST-pursc and glasses, Wall ST. station.
Call Wadsworth 1856.
STOLEN-Cadillac coupe. license 62219o New
York: motor number T. 59-JjJ: color of
body black. wheels black: equipped with u.
>. II. nickel bumpers and Goodyear cord
tires two spare tires in rear; reward for
recovery. Notify J. CHESTER SHEATH, 4,
1jf Nassau st. Telephone hickman 1910.
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Jewelry.

LOST Friday, Feb. >. between ajth st. and
Park av. and goth 81. and Sd av on Sd
av. car from 10Th TO goth SITS. solitaire dia
mond ring; liberal reward. Please telephone
si29 Murray Hill
LOST flexible platinum diamond bracelet
ward II returned to ALFRED SMILES. NC.
6s3 5th av.
LOST. on January 81. a diamond bar pin
containing twenty diamonds. Liberal re-
ward. No questions asked. Return to c. w.
100 broadway.
LOsT-Thursdny, between 6sth and 40th sts..
sapphire ring. having six gold claws. Lib
eral reward to finder. Address by letter,
w Al Herald. Herald square.
LOST-Tnursday evening. February .. dia-
niond bar pin. in taxicab from both 81. 20
Palais Royale or at Palais Royaie. Liberal
reward. X. EMERSON. l4I West both 81.
LOST-Oblong gold barpin. with small dla-
monds. Suitable reward II returned 10 Apt
"a, zoo West 5Sth 81.
5000 REWARD
for return Of fancy design platinum brooch
containing 100 diamonds and one large pearl
lost January 20, at or between Globe Thea
ter and 56th st. and Park av. A. X. LEh
CO.. INC, Is William It.
$500 REWARD
fOf diamond and emerald ring, gold and
green enameled setting, lost January 81.
MARCUS CO.. 5th av. and 4Jth st.
$500 reward. no questions asked, for the re-
turn OF brooch containing three good
sized diamonds surrounded by diamonds lost
between Sith st. and Lexington av. or 77th
9TH ay.
500 REWARD
for return a two platinum rings ono set
with sapphireS and the other with emerald
and diamonds lost Tuesday. January 81 or
S4th ST.. off 9th av No questions asked
a. - af
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs Arthur NJ. Dodge will give din
ner and small dance tonight at 565
f'ark avenue for her debutante grand
Miss Josephine j. Dodge and
Miss Emily Fordyce Dodge.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

Baroness Shidehara, wife of the Japa-
nese Ambassador held a reception yes
terday.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

MULVEY. Sister Mary Agnes. at ST. Via
ccnt's Retreat, on Fricay, February g.
1922. Mass in convent chapel, February
,, 1922, AZ 10 A. NJ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Hamlin
and Miss Anna Hamlin returned to
Washington yesterday and have taken
an apartment at the Grafton until they
find a more permanent home.
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o.. at Winter Park. Fla.
February ], 1922, hurband OF Eiiss
Osborne. IN lis Goth year Funeral ser
vices viii be held at his late homo. Gregory
av.. Hutton Park, West Orange n, J., OF
Monday. February o, at . 80 +. NJ. ~
ierment in Roscdale Cemetery at the con.
Neniencc Cf the family.
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We1neTdiy. February ], 1912.
at Norfolk. Va, .icut. Nils Bernhard
Olsen, age ~ yesrs. Services at his late
residence. 522 Senator st. Brooklyn, sun
day. February ., at T.. N. lntermen.
Greenwood
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

Mrs. Charles Henry Butler held re-
ception last night for Senator and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper.