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The New York herald., 1922-08-14

Special Dispatch to The NEW YORK HERALD.
ideal tennis weather to-day for ending
the tournament and the change was
welcomed by hundreds who met with
disappointment yesterday when 1t was
Throughout the afternoon the verandas
OF the Meadow Club were crowded
and the bleachers at the east side of
the courts were filled, the assemblage
numbering fully 1000 persons.
1t was altogether the most brilliant
gallery of the week and there were
many notable costumes worn, but
none that attracted more attention
than that of Mrs. Joseph b. Thomas.
who with her gown of white lawn
and hat to correspond wore a cloak
of bright scarlet the color OF the old
time British uniforms. On the cloak
was a deep collar of white fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joerge Andre and Miss
Frances Carpenter came with their
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Breese, and Mr. and Mrs. George A. III.
Churchill were with Mrs James i.
Fargo. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Ber-
wind brought with them from Bridge
and Mrs. Lee Delafield. Mr. and Mrs.
George Edward Wood were with Mr..
and Mrs Theron r. Strong.
Mrs. George T. Maxwell's party in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rains Ford.
Mrs. Lima Larey Duryea, Robert T..
Gray and Peter Grieg. With Mrs. Rus
sell IL. Hopkins were Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Daniel and Baron Nicola Salt
ito. With Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg were
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin, who
recently arrived from Colorado Springs,
also Col. and Mrs. Marcelius Thompson.
son.
Mr.. Frederic Potts Moore. who had
come from the Piping Rock Club, was
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr.
we're with Mr.. Angler y. Duke. and Mr
Charles Reed of Tuxedo Park came
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arson McCook Beard
Prince and Princess Francesca Ros'
pigliosi were with their host. Mr.. Siliv1
villa.
There also were in the gathering Mr
and Mrs Charles r. Mitchell. Miss Ell'r
MaclSay. Worthngton Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Perrin. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
w. Torney. T. Markoe Robertson. Mr
and Mrs. Ter Brock NJ. Terhune, Com
mander Calhoun, u. S. ~. Mr.. and Mrs
WILDER A. Bioodgood. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry l.. Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy IA
Stewart DR.. George A. Dixon. Mrs
Littleton Fox. Mrs. Edward {. Fox
The New York herald., 1922-08-14
LAMBS IN BAY AT FIRST
'WASHTNG' IN is YEARS
Many OF John GoIden's $50
Guests Don't Go Near Water.

The members Of the Lambs Club had
a washing" at the Bayside estate of
John L. Golden on Little Neck Bay yes
tcrday. but few of them did any washing
to speak of. Most of them hung their
clothes on a hickory limb. or something
just as good. but not many went near
the water. Those who did said Il was
cold and the others took their word
for Il.
This was the first washing" that the
Lambs have had in sixteen years. and
about $50 members attended. There
were athletic contests. including n base
ball game, in which Donald Brian
pitched to victory team OF actors who
live at Baysde. The game lasted only
three innings, but a lot Of action was
crowded into them. The final score was
10 6. Marty McHale pitched for the
losing team. composed OF Lambs who
live anywhere but In Bayside. After the
game a playlet by Clay Greene and
George V. Hobart was given, followed
by a clambake and n slests.
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Americans Enjoy
Shooting Season
on Scotch MOOrs
Mr.. ]. P. Morgan Entertaining
House Party-Brig. Gen.
Vanderbilt at COwes.

speciot Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
London. Aug. IL.
Americans are showing the same keen
interest as the British in the shooting
season and have floclSed to the moors
OF Scotland. where they participated in
the opening &C the season yesterday
Ambassador Harvey headed the Ameri-
can invasion. Many of his countrymen
have rented estates while others are the
guests of English friends and relatives.
Mr.. ]. r. Morgan is entertaining a
happy company at Gannocky in Forfar-
shire, near the border. Mr.. Aksel p. c.
Wichfeld is finding good sport at Balir
Castle, which ne has taken. MIR. X. H.
McCurdy has again taken Glenfiddich
and Mr. Percy Chubb is again at Caw-
dor. where lie entertained Field Marshal
IIaig yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers and
their daughter. Miss Millicent Rogers,
are at Cortachy Castle, belonging TO the
Earl of Airlie. near the place of Mr..
Morgan. Sir John and Lady Lavery
have gone TO Scotland for several
HiOHlfs. IHey nave Deen NlSltiHS -his.
Ronald Greville. The ground available
for shooting purposes taken by Mr..
George Jay Gould, with Castle Grant, in
Invernessshre, runs into thousands OF
acres. The moors alone extend over
10000 acres.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S. Merrill also have
gone to Scotland. where the best sea-
son since the war already has been as
sured
Brig.-Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
remained at Cowes with his daughter,
Miss Grace Vanderbilt. was joined there
by Mrs Vanderbilt Wednesday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. II. Brown
son are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Charles l.. Hussey wife Of Capt. Hus-
sey American Naval Attache. The
Misses Louise and Dorothy Dillon are
touring Ireland and Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Corrigan
have left for a tour Of Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Insey Blair have
arrived here from Ostend and are at
Claridse's.
Mrs. Fl. .. Dupont and p. B. Dupont,
Jr., Of Ardmore are at the Curzon
Hotel.
Mr.. Oliver b. Hartman, Secretary at
the American Embassy. has gone to
Hamburg.
Senator Phelan has returned to the
Ritz Hotel from Dublin.
Among Americans at Claridges are
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Phipps. Mr.. Fred
crick p. Royce, Judge William N. Co
hen. Mr.. Wilbur Forrest, Mr.. Earl w.
Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. William Endi-
cott, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Simpson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Tuttle.
DR.. G. r. Barker and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II. Morgan are at the Berkeley Hotel.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Dispatch 20 THE Nrw YORK IEnsAtp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w va, Aug.
la.--Mrs William A. Gavin, twice win
ner OF the women's metropolitan cham
pionship, has cabled from London re-
serving rooms at the Greenbrier for her
self and Miss Rosamond Sherwood for
the women's national golf championship
here September 25. Mrs. Gavin recently
competed In the British women's cham
pionship at Sandwich. Miss Sherwood
was among the American golfers going
over for the event.
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1000 SEE CLOSE OF DELAYED
SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS GAMES
Brilliant Assemblage Witnesses Close Of Tournament
Prolonged by Bad Weather.

Stephen Peabody. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Dierks, Mrs. Williams Sheffield
cowles, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart
Walker, Mr. and Mrs Julian NJ. Gerard,
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Won Gontard.
with whom was Roland Holt OF New
York.
Also Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert, Tyler
Morse. Bruno HUM. DR.. and Mrs. Nor
man Z. Dittman. Mrs. Frederick G.
Perkins. Wifred Wood. who came with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Hamilton Brown ::
Mrs. Stuart Duncan Preston. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dows and Dana Pond.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson placed at
the disposal of some OF the tennis play
ers his houseboat, the Everglades, on
which they sailed tonight for Newport.
where the tennis tournament begins to-
morrow at the Casino.
There We're several luncheons to mark
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent 5. Null
ford gave one for Mr. and Mrs. Fred
eric Ashton de Peyster at the Shinne-
cock Hill Golf Club. Their other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel Biddle.
Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. Norman Il. Dittman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks. Mrs. Lyt-
tleton Fox, Miss Dorothy Stewart.
Misses Nina Chatillon, Mildred Stillman
and Pauline Cabot, DR.. Frederic ".
Wilson. Mcssrs. Angler 3. Duke. Law
renee c. Thaw. John Newington, Will
liam i. Sturgis and Edward NJ. Nell
vaine. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron r. Strong gave
a luncheon at the club for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edward Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred +. Schermerhorn Mrs. Russell
II. Hoadley, Miss Ethel WiclIham. Mr..
and Mrs. stephen ii. p. Pell. Mr.. and
Mrs Lucien II. Tying. Edward de Peystet
Livingston and Gilbert Francklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary gave a
luncheon party at Hawthorne House for
Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Mckee.
Their guests also included Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan j. OBren. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lashley. George Leary. Jr.. and
Frederic Coudert Bellnger.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred Byers gave a
buffet luncheon for forty guests at the
CULVER cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett $. Miller will
give a dinner tomorrow night az their
place in Water Mil.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. Morrison Carnegie
are giving luncheon at Clyden on
August 20.
Among those at Hampton Manor are
Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Wilder, Albert
4. Russell and Mr. and Mrs William
Wadsworth Of New York DR.. and Mrs.
Emil Johnson and Miss Johnson OF
Douglaston@ Manor, Frederick II. Gilpin
OF Summit. n. j., and Albert Tilt Jr.,
Of Rye. n. Y.
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Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HEnArp
Copyright. 1879, 1y THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Aug. 13.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt is ex-
pected to return to Paris about August
20 from Marienbad, where she has been
taking the cure.
Miss Elsie de Wolfe has closed her
villa at Versailles and has left for carls-
bad.
Mr.. Potter Palmer of Chicago has ar
rived at the Hotel Noullemont from
Havre.
Lady Alice Lowther. formerly Miss
Alice Blight OF Philadelphia, widow OF
the late British Ambassador to Turkey.
is spending the summer at La Bour-
boule.
Mr.. Frank A. vanderlp has arrived at
Beau R.ivage from Geneva after touring
Germany and the Balkan States.
Mr. Alexander r. Moore. publisher. OF
Pittsburgh is leaving this week for a
brief sojourn at Deauvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormack. who
entertained frequently last week at the
Hotel Ritz, expect TO spend the re-
mainder OF August at Deauville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Skinner. who have
been spending a vacation i'm England.
are now at the Hotel France er Choiseul.
They will leave at the end of the month
for New York. Mr.. Skinner expects 20
tour in Booth Tarkington's play Mister
Antonio beginning In September.
Mr. Louis Worthington and Mrs. f.
worthington of Washington. u. G., have
arrived at the Hotel Continental from
Dnard.
Mr.. James +. Fahnestock OF Philadel-
phia treasurer OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad. has returned TO Paris from
Aix-les- Bans, where he had been taking
the cure.
Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch and Miss
Baruch are stopping at the Ritz Hotel
after visit TO Venice. They will sail
for New York at the end OF the month.
Mrs. Stephen Bigelow has returned TO
Paris from Cowes. She expects to go TO
Scotland in September for the shooting.
Princess Vlora has left Brides-ies-
Bains for st. Moritz, where she wilt
spend the remainder of the season.
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Three Pairs Tie
in Tournament on
Newport Links
Mrs. w. G. Loew, Misses Flor
ence Loew and Helen Moran
With Partners Compete.

Special Dispatch TO THE Nxw YosK HERALD
NEWPORT. r. J.. Aug. 13.-The feature
event at the Country Club to-day was
the postponed golf tournament for which
Mrs. Stuart Duncan had offered prizes.
These three pairs were tied for the low
est score: Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and
Mr.. Wadworth Lewis. Miss Florence
Loew and Mr.. Allan G. Wellman, Miss
Helen Moran and Mr.. G. H. Pyne. The
tie will be played off this week
Among other pairs entered were Miss
Florence Hayemeyer and Mr.. Henry 0.
Havemeyer Mrs. Louis Livingston and
Mr. Vincent Astor. Mrs. +. r. Freling-
huysen and Henry Russell, Mrs. George
D. Widener and Mr.. Roderick Terry.
Jr.. Miss Ethel King and Mr.. Cyril b.
Judge, Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal and Mr..
I. Townsend Burden. Mrs. Reginald Nor
man and Mr. Edward Bolt, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Thayer and Mr.. Henry w. Bull,
Mrs. A. Corbin and Mr. G. d. Gushing.
Mrs. Howard Cushing and Mr., Alvcrd.
Mrs. Henry w. Bull and Mr.. Ogden II.
Hammond. Mrs. William G. Loew and
Mr.. w. r. Lewis, Miss Pauline Robin
son and Mr.. Grenville Kane, Miss Eliza
beth Sands and Col. McCarty Little. Mr..
and Mrs f. NJ. Goodwin Miss Maude
Wetmore and Mr.. Mcdonald. Miss
Roberta Willard and Mr.. William z.
Thompson. Mr.. Paulding Fosdick and
partner.
The lawn fete on, the grounds of the
Misses Mason for the benefit of the
Home for the Aged. postponed Saturday
on account Of rain, will be held Monday
afternoon.
There was musical extravaganza at
the Army and Navy Y. NJ. c. a. this
afternoon for the enlisted men of the
fleet, who were assembled in large num-
bers. The mprovsed orchestra included
Whistling Weyerbacken of the Mahan.
Brady Of the Shawmut and Coleman and
Hewitt. novelty entertainers from the
United States steamship Arkansas.
Mrs. C. w. Carpenter Jr., gave din
ner at Cliff Lawn this evening for these
guests Mr.. and Mrs Seth Low, Mr..
and Mrs. John Aspearen Miss Muriel
Vanderbilt. Miss Kathleen Vanderbilt.
Miss Audrey Hoffman, Sidney J. Smith,
Philip Reynolds and Donald N. Doyle.
Hill Top Inn arrivals include Messrs.
David W. and Wilson Holman and Miss
Anna Margert Holman Of Westfied.
N j.
Casino registrations include Mr.. G. II.
Pyne. who is with Mr.. Vincent Astor
at Beechwood e. Grey Chadwick. who
il visiting Mr.. George D. Widener:
Thomas Powers. who Is stopping at the
Muenchinger King. and Mr.. Julian Cod
man.
The New York herald., 1922-08-14
NOTES of SOCIETY.

Outgoing passengers on board the
Rousslllon of the French Line. which
viii sail to-day. will include Miss
Blanche NJ. Dcschampa. DIR. 7. j. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford Mrs. J. NJ.
Peoples. DR.. Daisy Migcot Robinson,
Mrs Spencer Ice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vincent.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Buechner, Jr.. OF
New York. who were married on July
II. have returned from an automobile
trip to Canada. Mrs. Buechner was
Miss Katherine Kuhn OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. T. De. Witt Talmadge OF WASH
ington is at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ~Asbury winsow
have gone by motor to the Rangelcy
Lakes. Me, after visit with Mrs.
Mouritz r. westergren at kitchawan.
Croton Lake. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. james Archibald Of
Washington are at the Chatham Hotel.
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"ToNs OF MONEY. PRODUCED.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY. Aug. 13. = Tons of
Money" Charles Dillingham's first play
of the season. was produced tonight at
Woods's Theater. The farce won the
and continued approval OF
the large audience. The cast is headed
by Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
Keller, with Madge Saunders playing
the role she originated in London. Other
players are Edgar Kent, Ernest Co.'S
sart, Alice Belmore, Cliffe and Cynthia
Latham. The play was staged by Fred
G.. Latham. IT will reopen the redec-
grated Gaiety Theater on Monday next.
August 81.
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NOTES FROM NEW LONDON.
Mystic Art Exhibition Is Attract
ing Many Visitors.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
NEW LONDON. Conn. Aug 13.-The
Mystic Art Exhibition is attracting
many visitors The committee in charge
of the tearoom tomorrow afternoon in
cludes Mrs. Stanton Gates. chairman :
Mrs. Noyes Palmer. Mrs. II. G. Corn
wall. Miss Annie Greenman. Miss ka-
riska Gates and Miss Joanna Burnett
The Rev. Edwin S. Holloway of New
York, who occupied the Groton Heights
Baptist Church pulpit to-day. was a
guest over Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Bailey.
Mr.. Louis Santine OF New York is at
his summer home in Mystic for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Coughlin Of
Passac. n. j., entertained at dinner at
0swegatchie last evening.
The power yacht Arrowona, Mr.. Benja-
min b. Read of Fall River. arrived to-
day on the way to New York.
Arrivals at Mohican Hotel from New
York Include Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Seldom. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hardwick. Mr.. Thomas F. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Sparks. Mr.. and
Mrs c. G. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Mr..
and Mrs. j. 3. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Schneider, Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Tobin. Also f. w. Brown. Green
wich. Conn; DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith,
Yonkers; Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Kelley.
Rutherford. n. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
r. Marshall. Lawrence. l.. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs william G. Ely, Schenectady. and
Mr.. w. A. Ebsen. Montclair, y. J.
Mr.. Henry Oliver Rea. son OF Mrs.
Henry r. Rea of New York. was one
OF a party from Watch Hill, X. l.. which
came to the Hotel Griswold grill for
dinner and dancing last evening.
Among others present were Miss Betty
Merchant and Mr.. Reed Vreeland OF
New York and Miss Peggy Thayer OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Beard, Jr., Of
Flushing. l.. l., gave dinner in the
Griswold grill last evening, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. ST. John Wood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Il. Cari.y.
Mrs. John b. Burial, Mr.. A. W.
Ramage. Mr.. A. w. Hills of New York,
Mr.. II. p. Murray of Chicago. Mr.. a. W.
Bowman, Mr.. +. A. SedgwiclS and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Arnold of Hartford
were among those entertaining at dinner
in the Griswold last night.
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MUSICAL PLAY LEAVING.

Good Morning. Dearie," Charles Dill
linghams musical comedy at the Globe.
will begin its last two weeks tonight
1t will leave New York with a record Of
forty-three weeks and 34S performances
and an attendance Of more than 500, 900
On August 2s Good Morning. Dearie."
WIN begin a run at the Colonial Thea
ter. Chicago. with the New York cast.
including Miss Louise Groody. Oscar
Shaw. Harland Dixon. Miss Ada Lewis
William Kent. John Price Jones. Marie
Callahan. Jack Scannell and the Sixteen
Sunshine Girls.
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q. =. u. AID no TOURISTS.

MONTREAL. Aug. Arrangements
have been made by the Canadian Pacific
FOR special trains from Paris 70 Cher
beurg. and Chcrbourg 70 Paris, connect
ing with the sailiugs OF the Empress of
Scotland and Empress of France. A
special feature Of this service Is that all
heavy registered baggage can accom-
pany passengers on three special trains
with customs examinations IN Paris.
There il no delay. as only hand baggage
examination Is made III Cherbourg.
The New York herald., 1922-08-14
HOT SPRINGS. VA.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NTw YORK Hrnstr.
Hot SPRINGS. Va. Aug. 13.--Mr and
Mrs. Daniel L. Wight of ST. Louis ha1
as dinner guests last night the Baron
and Baroness Rosenkrantz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Stoner. Mr.. and Mrs George
Howard Warrington. Mrs. Thomas $
Pierce. Mrs. John l.. Hayward and Nc.
and Mrs. George w. Niedringhaus,
Mr.. Ord Preston of Baltimore had RS
guests the Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Pezct. the wife of the Span
ish Ambassador. Sonora de Riano: Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Hendricks and Senor Juan Francisco
de Cardenas, Chancellor of the Spanish
Embassy.
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GOLF AT LAKE SUNAPEE.
Mr. Austin l.. sands Has Lowest
score In Qualifying Round.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEW yoRg HEsatp
suNAPEE. n. r.. Aug. i2.--Thrce
New Workers. made low scores IN tho
qualifying round Of the golf tournament
played Saturday. Mr.. Austin l.. Sands
won III. medal with 81 and Messrs. II.
". Duden and WlllSie Bushby tied for
second prize with 81.
Granliden arrivals include Miss Alice
Smith. Mrs. +. GODDARD, Dr. Y. w. Bald
win Mr.. A. W. Phelps. Mr. George w.
Beaver, Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Shipley. Mr..
George w. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. III. O..
Wettmer. George and William Wettmcr.
Mr.. William +. Hoag and Miss Frances
Lederle. all Of New York.
Also Mrs. r. J. Blair and Mrs. Har-
vcy Clark Of portchester, Dr. and
Mrs. II. V. Buffern OF Somerville. ". J. (:
jor A. l.. Conway of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Margaret May Graves.
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To SEE TWAIN PHoToPLAy.

Tonight will be authors night at the
Capitol Theater, where Mark Twain's 8
"The Prince and the Pauper' is being
screened. Among Twain's former liter
airy associates who will attend the per-
formance will be William II. Briggs and
Thomas 3. Wells of Harper Brothers.
Those who participated in the first
stage production of the play at the
broadway Theater, January 20. 1880.
and the revival at the Booth Theater two
years ago have been invited for to-
morrow night. Daniel Frohman, who
produced the original version, will be
present The only known surviving
members of the original cast are Miss
Elsie Leslie. now Mrs. Jefferson Winter,
who played the title role. and Arthur
Elliott.
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oyANKEE pRINCEss' sooN.

"A. u Erlanger has completed the cast
FOR "Tho Yankee Princess" a musical
comedy success from Berlin. and re-
hearsais will begin to-day undor Fred
u. Latham. The musical numbers viii
be staged by Julian Mitchell The first
presentation will be out of town about
September 3. Miss Nivienne Segal will
by Emmerich Kalman. the composer Of
Miss Epringtime" and "Sari." The book
II by William lie Baron and the lyrics
are By Bud DE Sylvia.
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WOMEN TO SHOW INFLUENCE.
business ana Professional League
Claims Control OF styles.

The influence. IL any. that business
women have on fashions is 10 be
demonstrated at the Women's Activities
Exhibit at the Hotel Commodore next
month under auspices Of the New York
League of Business and Professional
Women.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, president OF the
league, contends the large number OF
women in business have a decided effect
on styles. inasmuch as they demand
better materials and simpler lines.
Being interested In clothes. she says.
they make a group Of the buying public
the designers and manufacturers must
recognize.
There will be 212 displays at the ex-
hibit, virtually all vocations in which
women are succeeding being represented.
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swAYzE FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for John l.. Swayze,
general counsel OF the New York Tele-
phone Company and advisory counsel
for the Bell Telephone Company OF
Pennsylvania. who died on Saturday at
Watkins Glen. y. ", will be held in his
late home. 212 Ballentine Parkway,
Newark, at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. II was announced last night.
Burial will be at Newton, II. J.
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DE ALvEAR PRAISES BELGIUM.

PARIS. Aug. 13.-Don Marceilo de
Alvear, President-elect of Argentina,
who arrived here to-day from Belgium.
expressed the greatest satisfaction over
his visit and congratulated Belgium on
the country's remarkable recovery from
the war.
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LOST AND FOUND.

rosT-roCkrTEoCK,
SMALL BLACK LEATHER, IN YELLOW
TAXI CAB. PLEASE RETURN TO 70 W.
4TTH. CITY, REWARD.
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At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington ho-
tells include:
The Willard-Charles y. Heimes, II.
A. Allen and Mrs. M. A. Berger
The Shoreham--Otto Helms and Mrs.
S. NJ. Baker.
The Wardman Park-Major and Mrs.
Hemes.
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Mr.. Stephan Panaretoff, the Buigariah
Minister to Washington. is at the van
derbilt E
The New York herald., 1922-08-14
CHERBOURC WELCOMES
AMERICAN DICTIONARIES
Party Will Visit French Bat
tlefields and Belgium.

CHERBouRG, France. Aug. ia large
rumher of American legionaires arrived
here to-day on the steamship President
Roosevelt to visit the battlefields Of
France. All were in uniform and were
welcomed by cheering crowds. They
were received by a guard of honor
headed by Admiral Grout, Governor OF
Chcrbourg There were brief formal
speeches and toasts were drunk in
champagne 60 the United States. the
American Legion and President Har-
ding.
The legionaires departed by special
train for Paris, Where tomorrow they
will place wreath on the tomb OF the
Unknown Soldier under the Arc de
Triomphc, and later will be guests OF
the Government at luncheon. After
visiting the battlehelds they will go TO
Belgium. where King Albert will receive
them on August 80.
PARIS, Aug. 13 tAssociated Press).---
Great crowds of French citizens and
many Americans welcomed the American
Iegionaries, including Col. Cabot Ward
OF the Paris Post, Capt. s. d. Campbell.
representing the American graves reg
istration service. and Capt. Dudley Tay-
lor. yice-presidcnt Of tho Federation OF
InteraIiicd Combatants. The Legionaries
visited the hospitals for mutilated
French soldiers. leaving flowers brought
from the United States.
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Mrs. Richard Townsend has sailed for
Europe to spend the rest Of the summer
abroad. Her daughter, Mrs. Peter Goe-
let Gerry, went to New York from War
wick Neck, r. l., to see her of.