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The New York herald., 1922-05-01
MRS. o. Fl. p. BELMONT
RETURNS TO PARIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt F.
Bishop to Take Motor
Trip to Italy.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1929, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, April 30.
Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont has re-
turned to the Ritz Hotel from her villa
at Beaulieu-sur-Me
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Il. Bishop will
leave Paris soon for an automobile tour
Of Italy.
Mrs. Stanford White of New York is
stopping at the Hotel Crillon after n
visit to Rome. Mrs. Helen l.. X. Porter
~ Montcair. n. j.. who has been touring
in Spain. also is at the Crillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kay Womrath
ce New York have returned to Mention.
where they will spend a month at their
villa before leaving to spend the sum-
lner in Vienna.
Prof. George G.. McCurdy of Yale. who
has been visiting in italy Is expected
to return to Paris this week. He will
return to the United States early in
August.
The Duchess of Oporto has left Lisbon
10 spend few weeks in Madrid.
Mr.. Lincoln w. Dygert of Syracuse.
N Y. is Ill with pleurisy at the general
hospital in Havre. He was unable to
land at Monaco from the Empress of
France early this month while on Il tour
which included northern Italy and
Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy J..
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beach
and Miss Lilly Hurd of New York are
visiting other Italian cities after stop
ping at Taormina.
Mr.. II. w Sexton of New York and
Cleveland has returned to Paris after
an automobile trip which included the
Riviera, Florence and Venice.
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QUEEN OF SPAIN IN LONDON.
VIII Attend Funeral of Lord Leo
pnId of Monntbattcn.

LONDON. April 3o.--Quecn Victoria o.
Spain and her two daughters arrived in
London tonight to attend the funeral
of Lord Leopold of Mountbattcn. Sne
was met at the station in behalf OF
the King and Queen by the Duke OF
York and also by Princess Mary an1
other members of the royal family. the
Sps nish Ambassador and the embassy
s,aff.
The party drove Immediately 10 Mari
CROUCH House Chapel, where the body
- Mountbatten is resting. pending re-
r,ovaI TO Windsor for the funeral SER
vice in st. Georges Chapel tomorrow.
Princess Beatrice. her mother and
others met the party at the chapel.
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FRIARs HAVE DINNER PARTY.
Give Entertainment as Preliminary
to Annual Bcncht.

As a preliminary TO their annual
benefit to take place on June :. at the
Manhattan Opera House. members Of
the F'riars gave a ceremonial dinner"
last night at their club. in West Forty
eighth street, TO Tommy Gray, play
wright. author and fellow member. More
than $50 of the Friars were present.
Willie Collier was POSTMASTER for the
few remarks made and stage manager
for the numerous stunts" which were
given.
The Friars are to have a performance.
preliminary show TO their annual Frolic,
at the Elks Club on May 81, and one or
two numbers TO be used then were pre-
sented last night. Several thousand dol
lars were subscribed among the members
present for boxes and seats for the bene-
fit at the Manhattan. Among those who
attended the dinner were Raymond
Hitchcock. George Cohan. John Pollock.
Julius Tannen. Frank Monroe and Paul
Henkel
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NEWPORT SOCIETY TO
SEE PLAY GOING UP
Casino to Open To-day for
Forty-second Season.

Special Dispatch to THB NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., April 30.--On Tuesday
night society will gather in the interest
of the American Legion to witness ben
eft performance of Going Up" Among
the patronesses for the event are Mrs.
William r. Doores, wife of Col. Doores :
Mrs. Michael J. Lenihan, wife of Major
Lenihan; Mrs. William II. Allen. wife
of Major Allen. and Mrs. Gooding Pack
ard. wife of Major Packard Repre-
senting the navy are Mrs. William S.
Sims, wife of Rear Admiral Sims: Mrs
Reginald II. Belknap, wife of Capt.
Belknap; Mrs. Charles c. Marsh, wife
of Capt. Marsh; Mrs. Franck Taylor
Evans. wife of Capt. Evans, command
ing the Training Station. and Mrs.
Harry A. Baldridge, wife of Commander
Baldridge.
Others include Mrs. Hugh Is. Baker.
wife of Justice Baker; Mrs. Clark Bur-
dick. wife of Representative Burdick
and Mines. Marion Eppley. /. Goodwin
Hobbs, Bradford Norman, Reginald
Norman, James Parker, G. Lorillard
Spencer Edward A. Sherman, Frederic
p. Sands, Charles NJ. Thomas. Gustav
j. S. White and Hamilton Fish Web
ster.
Mrs. Antonio Ponvert. who was at the
Muenchinger King has returned to New
York to-day.
The Newport Casino will open to-
morrow for it's forty-second season.
Joseph Barrett, the superintendent, will
begin his duties for his thirty-eighth
year. The courts for tennis are In read
mess and later the veteran Tom Petit
will arrive to direct the play. The an
nual Newport Horse Show VIII be one
of the events this year which Will add
to the gayiety of the summer.
The Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Roderick
Terry, who have been abroad for most
of the winter. will leave Paris next sat
urday en- route for Newport. and will
be here for the summer.
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Mr.. C0rmick and
Miss Baker With
Partyin Normandy
Expect to Visit Mccormick
Place in England After Mar
riage-Americans in London.

Special Gable to THE NEw YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1922, by THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London, April 80.
Preparations are being made at Wey-
bridge the Mccormick home in Surrey.
TO receive Mr. Allister H. Mccormick and
Miss Mary l.. Baker in June. They now
are with a party of friends in Normandy.
and insist that they will be married in
England and plan to visit Weybridge on
their honeymoon.
American society was largely repre-
sented in the crowd which attended the
private view of the Royal Academy in
Burlington House last Friday. The
show, as usual, was more social than
artistic. with everybody wondering who
was there and scrutnizing clothes rather
than pictures. Among the Americans ex-
hfbiting this year are G. S. Packman,
Edward Ertz. w. Lee-Hanlley. w. G.
reglehn and Thomas r. Miller.
Mr.. Frederic Morris Dearing started
on Thursday for Lisbon to assume his
duties as Minister to Portugal after visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Hugh Gibson. American Minister
al
VIII proceed soon to Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Munro Coates have
left for Paris. Mr.. William S. Stuart Of
Cincinnati will sail on board the Olympic
May A.
Mr. Arthur Bliss Lane. who was sec
retary' at the American Embassy here,
is now at the Bern Legation. Mrs.
Lane. who has been seriously ill., is re-
covering and plans to join him soon
Mrs w. NJ. B. Hutchins, who has
been travelling in England, has gone
~ Paris.
Miss Margaret Perrot of New York
has gone to Paris after a visit of sew
eral weeks here. Mrs. Marjorie Draper
of Boston also has gone to Paris
Mr. Joseph Ritter has taken house
for the season here after a long visit
IN Pals.
Mr.. William Fleischman has written
his friends from Vienna that he has
undergone an operation which was en-
tirely successful in that it will prevent
him being cripple for life, which he
had feared.
Americans at the Piccadilly are Mr.
and Mrs. Z. r. Nuonan, Mr.. and Mrs.
a l.. iStix, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis,
CIR. David Mowatt. Mr. S. r.. Hilles and
Miss y. w. Sharp.
At the Grand are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kroone, Mr.. f. ID. Moore, Miss
Sadie Bryant. Miss Helen Young. Mr..
IT, J. Ullman, Mr.. Bode Williams and
Mr. j. w. Turnbul.
Stopping at the Cecil arc Mrs. w. B.
Frltchard. Mrs. Elizabeth Pritchard.
Mrs. r. +. Conway, Mr.. J. r. Butler
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Newbury
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Is on Committee for Circus for Benefit of Crippled
Children

Mrs. Charles e. Mitchell. wife of the
president of the National City Bank, Is
interested in several artistic and philan-
thropic works. among them the Music
Week, which began yesterday. She is
an accomplished pianist herself. having
taken up seriously the study of the in
strument.
With many other women of society
she is working for the success of tho
coming Street Fair for the benefit OF
the Association for the Aid of Crippled
Children. which is to be held in Park
avenue. from Forty-seventh to Fiftieth
street. beginning May 16. Mrs. Mitchell
is one of the committee for the circus,
which will be feature of the fair. and
it will be as complete as possible in all
departments.
The circus will occupy the first big
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tent set up on Manhattan Island for
such diversion in many years.
Others of the circus committee are
Misses Lyttleton Fox. chairman Fred
erick r. Chids. Arthur Ryle, Grosvenor
Nicholas and Sydney J. Coford. Jr.
Under the big tent will be the entire
circus outfit from Luna Park, Coney
Island. donated by Mr.. Barron G. Col
lier. Several members of the committee
will go to Luna Park and be rehearsed
in circus methods. taking lessons from
barkers in orders to attain professional
manner when they take over the circus.
All the circus trappings are scheduled
for the Park avenue performance, the
weighing machine. chuting the pig. bal
looms, peanuts and sawdust Twenty
clowns will take part. Monkeys, trained
dogs. trapeze performers and acrobats
will go through their stunts in the
shadow Of some of New York's largest
apartment houses and hotels. Perform
ances will be given twice daily.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs Edward wylde OF the Plaza will
entertain at luncheon this afternoon at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Her guests will
include tho Princess Wianzcnsky, Mrs.
John Mathers and Count Perigny.
MIR. James Speyer gave dinner last
night at his house. 1858 Fifth avenue,
as farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Kreisler. who are sailing Tomorrow
aboard the Aquitania.
Arrivals at the Ambassador Hotel in
clude Mr. and Mrs. J. ". r. Cromwell
Jr.. OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. Edward
A. Clark OF Boston.
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CHARLES oRDwAy.

Charles Ordway. aged 81. inventor OF
an evaporator used in the manufacture
of newspaper pulp, died Friday in his
home, l716 Cation avenue. Brooklyn.
Funeral services will be held at $3.50
o'clock this evening under the drec-
tion of Brooklyn Lodge 26, Elks Mr..
Ordway was born in Ohio. He leaves
his wife and four children.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.
special corrcf pondeHce Of THE Nrw YoEK
HERALD.

Special Corrcf fpordcHcc Of THE NEw NoRK
HERALD.
PARIS. April 19.--Thc following Amer
leans are registered at the Office OF The
Netc York Herald Of Parts:
From New York--Mrs. Waldo Rich
ards, Mrs. Judson Swift. MIR. and Mrs.
w. H. Walker and Mr.. Clarence H.
Kinyon, Jr.
From other places-Mrs. y. #. Aver
and Mrs. ~ $. Daus Of Chicago. Mr..
Louis stern. Mr. Benjamin Raphael
Mrs. G. Brewster Bretz. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Klejer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Walsh OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Winfield s.
Acter and Mr. and Mrs. w y. Wheeler
Of Philadelphia, MIR. and Mrs. w. j..
Eggeston and Miss Edith lggleston Of
Cneonta, n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B.
gpitzer of Toledo,
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. AGNES LYNCH.

Mrs. Agnes Lynch. aged ss, wife OF
James Lynch. one time Commissioner Of
Immigration Of this oprt, died Saturday
in the home in Paris of her daughter
Mrs. Paul Jobert. wife OF a we'll known
painter. Mrs. Lynch. who was Miss Ag.
mes Walsh. was born IN this city and
passed her youth in New Orleans. Her
husband died thirty-four years ago. DR.
John n. Lynch of 3S West Eighty-ninth
street. a son, survives her.
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LAKEWOOD, n. j.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK IIERarp.
LAKEWOOD, ". j.. April 30.-New York
arrivals at the hotels to-day include
Mr. Livingston Griffin. Mrs George A.
McDevltt. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert X. Gallatin. Mr.. Charles
w. Trace. Miss Lillian Trace and Mr..
J. w. Surbrug at the Laurel House
Mr.. George NJ. Loomis. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. VI. Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Bes-
sells. Mr.. William Cheeks. Mrs. X. y.
Alexander, MIR. and Mrs. William l..
Randall and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Stuart arc at the Laurel in the Pines.
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Long beach ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Nassau Hotel. Long
Beach. include Mr.. and Mrs Charles II.
George. DR.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Cox and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Cook OF this city.
Also Mr.. and Mrs Il. E. Garrison and
Miss Helen s. Garrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Webb from Greenwich. Conn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Whitfield, from
Rutherford, NJ. j.
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ARRIVALS Ar GREENwIcH.

Spccioi Dispotch 10 THE NEw YoRK firRup
GREENwtcH. Conn. April 3O.--Arrivals
mt Pickwick Arms for the spring season
include Col. and Mrs. Fred r. Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs Edward n. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. f. T.. Drury, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
A. Norris and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
II. Bird and family Mr.. ana Mrs. y. H..
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs III. J. Glass
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Bernhard and
daughter
The New York herald., 1922-05-01
CHILD PROTECTION MEETING.

The Church Woman's League for
Child Protection. cooperating with the
New York Child Labor Committee and
Big Sisters will hold It's next meet
ing on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Francis +. Palmer. 1850 Park
avenue. Bishop Manning will preside
Mr. George Alger and Mrs Willard Par
ker will address the committee,
The New York herald., 1922-05-01
JOSEPH r. BRANDT.

Joseph F. Brandt Superintendent of
Schools in Hoboken. died of pneumonia
yesterday in his home. 1916 Garden
street Hoboken, after a weeks illness
Mr.. Brandt was born in Hoboken forty
five years ago and received his education
at st. Peters College, Jersey City. and
Fordham University. In 1900 he was
appointed teacher in Hoboken. and
later became principal S1e was
member of the Hoboken Lodge of Elks
and the Rotary Club. He leaves three
children
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NJ A r r / A G. E S .

BARNES--WELCH.- Mrs. Bradley a. wech.
widow OF Bradley A.. welch. TO Roy r. II.
Barnes Of Hartford. Conn. at the Taber-
nacle. Broadway and 9th st. New York
city. Saturday. April goth.
MORRELL-DUDLEY.- Elizabeth. y. j.,
April 90 by the Rev. Everett T. Tomlin-
son, Pm. D., assisted by the Rev. Frank
A. Smith. u. D., Ellen Dimock. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Dudley to
Franklin Wallace Morrell. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Morrcll.
The New York herald., 1922-05-01

Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, I'd, and
the Misses Muriel and Consuelo Wander
bilt VIII return to-day from French
Lick Springs. Ind. They will go to
Jericho. l.. L.. the middle of May and
later to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Berwind will
return to-day to New York from a stay
OF fortnight in Porto Rico.
Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer, who has
been passing several days in Rochester,
y. Y, will return to New York to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Vanderbilt Webb are
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Church Osborn, at 40
East Thirty-sixth street.
Mrs. Terah Haggin. who has been in
Europe several months, has arrived
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bishop Lanier
have gone to Bernardsville. N. j., for
the season..
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan will go to her
house in Highland Falls. N. Y, next
Thursday. She will sail for Europe on
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly and
Miss Ruth " Twombly are at Fordnam'
Convent. y. j., to remain until July,
when they go to Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Emery have
taken a house In Greenwich, Conn, TOT
the summer.
Mrs. e. Henry Hartman, VINO mas
been passing few days IN Washins-
ton. returned last night to New york.
WASHINGTON.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. who has been in
New York for the last several weeks
will return to-day to join her rather
Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon. Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Miss Mary Wallace. daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
lace. has as her guests Miss Martha
Lindsay Of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss
Charlotte Smith of Connecticut.
The Minister Of Bolivia and Nine.
Balliyian gave a dinner last night 1oT
the Bolivian delegates to the Pan Amer
lean Conference of the League OF
Women Voters.
The Minister of Hungary and Count
ess Szechenyi entertained at dinner on
Saturday evening.
The new Under Secretary of State,
Mr. William Phillips. will leave Wash
ington for New York on Friday to meet
Mrs. Phillips, who will arrive on Satur-
day from Europe aboard the Rotterdam.
Mr. Phillips is living temporarily with
Mr. Leland Harrison, Assistant Secre-
tary Of State.
DR.. David Jayne Hill gave a dinner
last night for Messrs. Maurice Donnay
and Andre Chevrillon of the French
Academy of Sciences.
The MARQUIS Alvarez de Buenavista
gave a musicale yesterday at which his
sister. Nine. Marguerite de Alvarez OF
the Chicago Opera Company. was the
soloist. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
was hostess for the Marquis de Buena-
vista and Mrs Harold Walker and Mrs
II. wilfred Dupuy presided at the tea
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Guthrie are
in Washington from White Sulphur
Springs, and will attend dinner to be
given tonight by Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes.
Mrs. Grafton II. NTinot will close her
house in ii street the last of May and
will so to her summer place at Prides
Crossing.
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IN MEMORIAM.

pONAtII'E.--In loving memory of Patrick
Donahue. who departed this life May ],
1918
KAHN In loving memory Of Dr. Hermann
Kahn. May !. 1918.
MYERs.--In loving memory OF Adelaide rohiy
wife Of Marcus a. and mother Of T. Frank
lyn and ~ Pohly Myers. May I. 1915.
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Donahue, Patrick Myers, Adelaide r.
Kahn. Hermann
ArTsON.-On Sunday, April 80. 1929. Rose
NJ Puckcrsfeldt beloved wife OF George
Alison. aged - years. Funeral from the
residence of her sister Mrs Louis Reimer
tto pahnl road. Brooklyn. Wednesday
MAY 3. AZ ESQ r. NJ. Ifserment Green-
Wood.
BkDuCII Louis. Members Of Metropolitan
Dodge No. co. I. q. Y. S. Of J.. arc re-
aueated 20 attend the funeral ot Brother
Louis Raruch on Monday. May !. at .
T. NJ. from Millhcisers Funeral Parlors.
1860 Lexington av.. New York city
Joseph Iiyams, President.
H. Il. Horwitz. Secretary.
rERG ON April %. Minnie s.. beloved wife
Of Julius Borg. lnterment private.
BERwTND In Paris. on Saturday, April
20 I'm her 13d year. Mrs. Charles Fred
erck Ber,vnd. Funeral services at Holy
Trinity Church. Paris, Tuesday morning
at II o'clock.
BOfsNOT. --On April so, Mary Louise. dsush-
ter OF Elizabeth Van pelt Stryfcr and 10.
stab Worth Boisnot. Funeral services The
Funeral Church. Broadway at G6th st..
Tuesday, May 2, ~ noon.
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KING GUsTAvE's RIB BROKEN.
Injury In Auto Crash More Serious
Than Was Supposed.

STOCKHOLM. April 30.--A dispatch re-
ccived by Crown Prince Gustave from
his father says the X-ray shows that
King Gustave is suffering from broken
rib on the left side and also from an ef-
fusion of blood behind the muscles OF
the chest. The dispatch adds that ahso-
lutte rest Is necessary.
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King Gustave recently was injured in
an automobile accident at Grenoblc.
France A dispatch from Geneva last
Thursday said physicians who had ex-
amined him declared they found only
contusions. The dispatch added that
the King had left for Baden, Germany.
where he would join Queen Victoria.
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Miss Mary Wallace. daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. wal
lace. has as her guests Miss Marina
Lindsay Of Nashville, Tenn, and MISS
Charlotte Smith of Connecticut.
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Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer. who has
been passing several days in Rochester,
y. Y. will return to New York to-day.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, I'd. and
the Misses Muriel and Consuelo Wander
bilt viii return to-day from French
Lick Springs, Ind. They will go to
Jericho. L. L.. the middle of May and
later to Newport.
The New York herald., 1922-05-01

DR.. David Jayne Hill gave dinner
last night for Messrs. Maurice Donnay
and Andre Chevrillon of the French
Academy of Sciences.
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The new Under Secretary of State,
Mr. William Phillips. will leave Wash
ington for New York on Friday to meet
Mrs. Phillips, who will arrive on Satur-
day from Europe aboard the Rotterdam.
Mr. Phillips is living temporarily with
Mr.. Leland Harrison, Assistant Seere-
tary Of State.
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: Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Berwind Will
to-day to New York from a stay
OF fortnight in Porto Rico.
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Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE New YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. ApriI 30.
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The Minister of Bolivia and Nine.
Ballivian gave a dinner last night foG
the Bolivian delegates to the Pan Amer
lean Conference of the League OF
Women Voters.
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WASHINGTON.

Miss Ailsa Mellon. who has been IN
New York for the last several weeks
will return to-day to JON her ia.ner'
Nv Andrew w. Mellon. Secretary of the
Treasury.
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The Minister of Hungary and Count
ess Szechenyi entertained at dinner on
Saturday evening.
The New York herald., 1922-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb are
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Church Osborn. at 40
East Thirty-sixth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Guthrie are
In Washington from White sulphur
Springs, and will attend dinner to be
given tonight by Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes.
Mrs. Grafton H. Minot will close her
house in III street the last of May and
will so to her summer place at Pride's
Crossing.
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LOST-whitc and grayish brown poodle. with
hind leg broken, Ocean Parkway or 18th
av., Brooklyn. April 2G. reward. Lafayette
fOp-
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D l E D
In Memorian.

Donahue, Patrick Myers, Adelaide r.
Kahn. Hermann
The New York herald., 1922-05-01

Special Gable to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922 by THE New YORK HERALD
Nev yorL Herald Rureau
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The Marquis Alvarez de Buenavista
gave a musicale yesterday at which his
sister. Nine. Marguerite de Alvarez OF
the Chicago Opera Company. was the
solost. Mrs. Charles Boughton WOOD
was hostess for the Marquis de Buena-
vista and Mrs. Harold Walker and Mrs
II. wilfred Dupuy presided at the tea
table.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
MURDER LAID TO MRS. HALI
And Brother In Double Staying

New Brunswick, N. MRS. Fran
ces Stevens Hall, widow4of the slain
rector Of the Protestant Episcopal
church Of st. john. the Evangelist,
and her brother. Henry stevena, me
the man and woman named in the
sworn statement Of Mrs. Jana Glib.
son. self-styled eye witness Of the dou.
bic Staying Of the Rev. Edward yvAeel,
er Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Rsinhk sdt
Mills on the night Of September Il
last. .,.;, 80 - hsss.ss,os'e
This announcement was not imade
by the authorities. but became known "
through the issuance Of a. statement
by Mrs. Halls attorney; Timothy N
Pseifer. denying the allegations IL
Mrs: Gibson's account, and declaring
that neither the rector's widow MOI
her brother were on the Phillips, farm
onsthe night III the double Staying, 4
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
: WINS PROMOTION

"a The following is a clipping taken
from the Bismarck Tribune which:wili
interest many Of Mr.. Penwarden'si
friends. Walter had charge Of the
Carpenter Lumber Company in this
village coupe Of years ago, and has
many friends here:
Walter B. Penwarden. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Penwarden,, who
went to Graybull, Wyoming, last Feb
s.iary to accept employment with the
sAldredge and Buchanan Lumber Com
Tany, has been appointed manager Of
4''e company. II is an important po-
sition as Graybull is near the center
ct the oil region. The Standard Oil
7 G.. has two million investment near
r~aybull. Walter is = graduate of
Bismarck high school class Of 1919.