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The New York herald., 1922-12-11
MRS. HARVEY A GUEST
AT WARWICK CASTLE
Wife of American Ambas.
sador Is Conudlescing.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
fCopyrioht, f9ss by THE NEW YORK HERALD,
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Dec. TO-
Mrs George Harvey, wife of the
American Ambassador. Is at Warwick
Castle as the guest of Mrs. Henry w.
Marsh Although she is not sufficiently
recovered to return to London, she is
convalescing She has Cancelled all i'm
mediate engagements, but danger of
pneumonia is believed past. Mr.. Har-
vey is with her for the week end
Mrs. Post Wheeler entertained at a
dinner at Rayleigh house on Thursday
Tho guests included Alexander Ma
gruder, counselor to the American Le-
cation in Prague, and Mrs. Ma agruder;
the United States Minister to Rumania
and Mrs. Peter J. Jay; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Manning. the latter formerly
Miss Helen Taft. daughter of Chief
Justice and Mrs. William III. Taft.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hussey
are giving a dinner tomorrow at their
new home in Eaton place I'm honor OF
Sir George and Lady Rhodes who was
formerly Mrs. Morgan Hill of Wash
ington.
Major Howard C. Davidson. aviation
attache at the American Embassy. has
taken up residence at 2l Ovington
Square.
Mrs J. l.. Hartman is at the Hyde
Park Hotel.
Mr. Charles L. Durnell of the United
States Legation in Bucharest is at the
Piccadilly Other Americans there are
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Leggett who have
returned after short trip to America /;
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Caufman. Mr.. C.
A. Davenport. Mr.. J. W. Taggot, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Borard. Mr.. Frederick
Eichron. Mr.. Robert A. Ross Mr..
George +. Steele. Miss y. J.. Kelly.
Mr.. PeteriC. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. We're
de We're Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Uhl.
Mrs. Hilda Gaige of New York is at
the Berkeley.
Mr.. Hermann oelrichs has arrived
from Paris and is at.the Carlton Others
there are Mr.. f. $. Richardson and
Mr.. q. r. Marshall.
Mr. James Corrigan of New York has
joined his wife and his eister-in-law W.
Mrs. Armstrong Taylor. at Clardge's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sealy and Mr.. g.
J. Graham are at the Ritz. Mrs. Charles
Perkins, who recently arrived from
Paris. has left that hotel to visit friends
in the country.
Americans at the Waldorf include
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waite. Misses
Mary Anderson, Margaret Mitchell
Elizabeth +. iFlammer. Shebe Strunsky
and Joan Hcymanson. Messrs. George
A. Turvile. Warren ID. Batting, Arthur
Roeder and George S. Heyer.
Registered at the Regent Palace arc
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Darling. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Poole and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Stuart.
Stopping at the Savoy are Mr.. and
Mrs. I. T.. Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. @. S.
Rogers. Mr.. ". J. Frank and Mr.. w.
l.. Kitchel.
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CLEMENT L. WRAGGE DEAD.
Noted Astronomer and Traveller
settled In New ZeaIond.

AUCKLAND, New Zealand. Dec. TO-
Clement Lindley Wragse. noted astron-
omer and traveller, is dead at the age
of 10. He was born at Stourbridge,
England. and established meteorological
observatories in the British Isles Aus
tralasia. New Zealand and South Africa.
lie organized the Tasmanian meteoro-
logical service In 1895 and in his study
of meteorology he travelled through Eu-
rope. Syria. Palestine. Egypt, North
America, India and the South Seas.
After settling in New Zealand he es-
tablished the Wragge Scientific Institute
Museum and Waiata Botanical Gardens.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
Dukes and Bride
Arrive Tomorrow
by the Pittsburgh
Princess Kapurthala of India
and Miss Tumulty Coming
on Majestic.

Sir Paul Dukes. former chief OF the
British Intelligence Service in Russia
and his bride. daughter of Mrs William
X Vanderbilt. whose marriage in Octo-
Der surprised their friends here and
abroad, are returning to New York by
the White Star liner Pittsburgh, when
Is due tomorrow. The marriage of Sir
Paul and Mrs. Margaret Rutherford
Mills, former wife of Mr.. Ogden l..
Mills, become known on October H.
AT that time the couHle were on their
way to France. Three days later they
arrived in Paris and jbned her mothet
Mrs. Vanderbilt. At that time Sir Pau
said he and Mrs! Mills We're married
on October 3, but did not disclose the
place Of the ceremony.
Other passengers coming by the
Pittsburgh are Col. G.. s.. Howard
Maris Warrington, Canadian authoress
Peth Tate. actress Howard X. Travers,
United States Consul at Naples, and
Countess Grace Won Rittberg.
4 princess of Kapurthala. daughter
of the Maharajah OF Kapurthaia, who
is one of the richest of the princes of
India, is coming TO america by the
White Star liner Majestic. also due to-
! morrow Others on board are Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph r. Tumulty and their
daughter, Miss Margaret Tumulty. who
has nearly recovered from a serious
automobile accident abroad For Q
time il was feared that Miss Tumulty's S
life could not be saved.
The White Star liner also is bringing
back Capt the Hon. Frederick Guest.
former British Air Minister; Lady
Thornton and Miss Thornton. SGen. A. G
Critchley, Sir Douglas Alexander, presi-
dent Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company the Hon. Edgar Nelson
Rhodes. Speaker of the Canadian House
OF Commons Gen. NJ. G.. Menocal and
Sir Patrick McGrath. editor, and New
foundland correspondent OF the London
Times: also Mrs. Joseph Pennell. Prof
Charles Noble of Grinnell College
iowa; McLane Van Ingen. ~G. Maurice
Heckscher, Morris Guggenheim, Thomas
Desmond. Gregory Iswolsky and Or
Henry Moffat OF New York. and Miss
Agnes Horner Shands OF Washington
The. Majestic has 1900 bags of mail
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
WELLESLEY ALUMNE MEET.
Poet to Read at Literary House
warming To-day.

The New York Wellesley Club. which
In five years has increased its member
ship from 347 TO more than 1900. has
acquired suite at 10 East Forty-seventh
street, and Is giving a series of house
Mornings Monday mornings at II
o'clock. To-day Miss Bernice Lesbia
Kenyon. 20. will read some of her
roems. which are soon to be published
In book FORM
Others on the Monday programs are
Miss Katherine Lee Bates. head of the
department OF literature at Wellesley |:
Miss Eleanor Gamble. head of the de-
partment Of psychology; Mines. Arthur
Iivermore, Bruce Barton. Gutzon Borg
1um. Raymond b. Fosdick. A. Barton
Hepburn and Chauncey l.. Waddcll and
Miss Emma McAlarney, Miss Marie
Warren Potter Is president Of the club.
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GIVES COSTUME RECITAL.

Mime. Marguerite Namara Of the Chi
cago Opera gave a costume recital last
evening at the Princess Thester. The
soprano was assisted by John Barclay
OF tho Nice and Cannes opera. and the
Armand Vecsey Orchestra Of the Ritz
Carlton. Nine. Namsra sang first an
air by Haydn entitled. "L'lsola Dish
abitata." which was announced as being
given for the first time in America. Tho
list included further the air Of Lila from
Debussy's "L'Enfaut Prologue" =
group Of sonrs and airs sung with
spinet accompaniment, and, In closing.
the mirror scene and duet from "Thais. T"
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
AT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

Special dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HEH.rp
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Dec. iO.--NeNy
York visitors here included:
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. G.. 4. Clarke
Miss Il. w. Zaremba, Mr.. Russell Cowles
Miss Agnes Peyton. Mrs. Harry Beck
AIR. Francis Hammond. Mrs. Il. A. Darr
Miss Anne Shingla.r. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w
Walters
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mr. and Mrs
J. 5. Homell. Mr.. Harold c. Knoepple
Mr.. Jerome Napolesn Bonaparte Mr.. J.
X. Johnston. Mr.. William +. Mcconnell
Niles Dorothy Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
]. Lees. Mr.. Carl d. Badenhausep Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Krorn.
Dennis--Miss H. 9. Iange. accom-
panied by Miss S. ~ Whitney or Norris
town. y. o.; Mrs William Henry d.
Lackburn, accompanied by Miss NJ. r.
Cranmor. Miss u. q. Kelsey and from
Brooklyn Mrs. Henry Il. Cocheu. accom-
panied. by Miss Emma Sametz. Miss
Fredericka Erickson. Mrs. Charles j.
Kelley.
z-Carlton-NTr and Mrs. X. r.. Van
Ripper. accompanied by Miss Judith Smith
and Mr.. Peter Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel King. Mrs. Louis Ranger. ac.
companied by Miss Jane Meyers: Mr.
william r. Quinn, Mrs. VI. l.. Beaudeau
Miss Agnes Donohue. Mr.. Joseph u
Whitehead. Misses Gladys and Hortense
Israzin, Mrs Louis Sieghert, Mr.. Henry
Sieghert. MFR. and Mrs. J. G. Gould. Mr..
Richard Meyers who Joined Mrs Meyers
Strand--Misses Rose and Anna Fallen
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Ftzsimmons, Mr.. j.
VI. Baldwin.
Ambasssdor-M aad Mrs w. J.
Robinson. Mr.. Harlow Lewis. Gen. and
Mrs l.. II. Wolfe Mr. Eton O. Pratt. who
jcined Mrs. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Archer.
Brcakers--Mr. S. NJ Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs u. y. Baer. Mrs. L. Jacobs.
Master George Atterbury Of Philadel'
phia Joined his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
w Atterbury. at the Brighton.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
posr ErcHINGs TO DE SHOWN,

An exhibition OF etchings by G. j.
Post, beginning with private view on
December .. will be presented at o3s
Madison avenue.
Mr.. Post did his first etchings fifteen
years ago. after having been newspaper
illustrator and foreign correspondent In
South America. His work covers many
fields, ranging from cartoon TO street
scenes. Mr.. Wax Williams Is in charge
OF the exhibit.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
PRIZE FOR PRETTY COOK.
DutchesS County Society OFFERS
500 to Come est.

At a meeting OF the dinner commit
tee of the Dutcihess County Society OF
New York to plan for the annual ban
quet at the Hotel Astor on January 13.
announcement was made Of a prize OF
800 to be awarded to the prettiest girl
in Duchess county who will cook and
serve doughnuts during the banquet.
Local regents OF the society in towns
throughout the count are sending photo
graphs of their candidates to Conrad n.
Pitcher at 54 West Forteth street
chairman OF the committee of selections
Gen. Stotesbury. former AdJutant-
General Of the State. is president Of the
society. Secretary OF State Charles
Evans Hughes, the only honorary mem
Der, and Senator George Wharton Pep
per may be present at the banquet.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
TO HELP DISABLED VETERANS.
Children's Christmas Fete VIII He
Given on December 81.

Mrs. Edgar S. Auchincloss. Jr.. heads
the list of patronesses for a children's
Christmas fete TO be given in Aeolian
Hall on the afternoon of Wednesday,
December %. for the benefit of disabled
veterans. Her associates include Mrs.
Dom Barber. Mrs. Milo NJ. Belding.
Miss Linzee Blagdon. Mrs. Walter
Phelps Bliss, Mrs. George l.. Cheney,
Mrs Hendon Chubb and Miss Eliza
beth Cutting. The fete will consist OF
motion picture program. The pro-
ceeds will be divided between the Lest
We Forget Committee and the Soldiers
and Sailors Club Of New York
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
OPERA SINGERS IN CONCERT.

The Metropolitan Opera House con-
Quoted its fourth Sunday concert last
evening with the assistance of fifteen
soloists and the entire chorus and or
chestra under the direction OF Giuseppe
Bamboschek. The program was of a
popular character and consisted Of
Herold's overture to Tampa" act 2
of I'll Trovatore," act 2. scene 2. OF
Lucia di Lammermoor." and the "Ker-
messe' scene from Faust Owing 20
the indisposiiion of Mr.. Bada his place
as arturo in Lucia" was taken by Mr..
Paltrinieri
There was some good work by the
chorus and the entire concert was well
conducted. Among the artists appear
ing were Mines. Peralta Mario. An
thony Dalossy. Ryan. Gordon. and
Messrs. Kingston. Harold. Paltrinieri.
Tokatyan. Burke, D'Angelo, Zanelli.
PIcchi and Rothier.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
HONOR CESAR FRANcK.

A. the Philharmonic concert in Car
negie Hall yesterday Afternoon Josef
Stransky presented tho y minor SYM
phony by Cesar Franck in commemora-
tion OF the date. which IS the one hun
dredth anniversary OF the Belgian COM
posers birth. The popular and beau
tiful score. which loses nothing for the
listener through frequent hearings. was
performed with nno sympathy and adj
mirable tonal 1nish. The orchestra
played Strauss tone poem Death
and TRANSPORTATION" The second num-
Der was nlled by Bronislaw Huberman,
who. as the soloist. played Tschai-
kowsky's violin concerto with much brill
lance and elegance OF style. His per-
formancc aroused enthusiasm.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
RECEPTION ron DIR. pIRENNE.

Members Of the Belgian Bureau. Il
which Mgr. J. +. Stillemans. pastor OF
st. Alberts Church, is president, with
Fathers o. A. Nys and c. G. Roosens
as assistants, will give reception at
the bureau headquarters. 42l West
Forty y-seventh street. this evening for
Dr. and Mrs. Henri Pirenne. Dr..
pirenne is member OF the faculty OF
the University OF Client and was lee
turer at Harvard. They have Just re-
turned from California.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
MRS. FLYNN, BOTANIST, DIES.

BURLINGTON, VI. Dec. i0.-Mrs. Nellie
+. Flynn. well known botanist. died at
her home here last night. 1t became
known to-day. Mrs. Flynn's herbarium
was nationally known and her studies
included Investigations OF the fora of
Bermuda. Cuba, Florida and California.
in which regions she Is credited with
having ad dded new species to the known
fora.
Prior 10 her death she had been en-
gagged as chairman OF the Vermont Bo-
tanical Club in revising the list OF plants
OF Vermont,
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
wooLwoRTH CRITICALLY ILL.
Chain store Heads Condition In
London Causes Alarm

Special Cable 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922. bv THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Dec. 10.
The condition of S. II. Woolworth,
head of chain store organization in
the United States, Is still causing alarm.
He has been critically i'll at his home in
London for several days.
His wife and son are with him.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
TO rETE Mns. Il. n. PERKINS.

The Daughters Of Ohio in New York
will give reception this afternoon at
the Waldorf Astoria far Mrs. Edna
Brush Perkins Of Cleveland author and
Traveller. who crossed Death Valley in
the Mojavc Desert ia blackboard
wagon accompanied BY Woman friend.
She will describe some OF her expert
cnccs I'm Death Valley. which Is 80
fcct below sea level and Is the hotties.
place in America.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
MRS. CAROLINE 5. uuBBELL.

Mrs Caroline southmayd Hubbell,
wife OF the Rev. William Stone Hubbell.
died Saturday IN her home at the Hotel
Breton Hail. Broadway and Eighty
sixth street. She was born in Middle
town. Conn. Her husband formerly was
pastor OF the North Presbyterian Church
OF Buffalo. lie is national chaplain OF
the Medal OF Honor Legion OF the
United states. She leaves three chill
dren, Mary c., Susan S. and Dewitt
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
ITALIAN CLUBHOUSE IN PARIS.
Object Is to Improve Relations Of
Two Nations.

PARIS, Dec. 10 tAssociated Press) -
An Italian clubhouse was opened to-day
under the patronage Of Princess Yo-
lando, daughter Of King Victor Emman-
uel Nine. Foch. wife of Marshal Foch.
and other prominent persons attended
the ceremony.
The clubhouse is intended TO improve
Franco-Italian relations. II is to be
Kept on high intellectual plane and
free from politics
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
= Mns. DIXIE BURKE FOLEY.

Funeral services for Mrs Dixie
Burke Foley. wife OF Edward r. Foley,
Fifth avenue portrai. photographer. we're
held yesterday at the residence. 5i7 Riv-
erside drive. The pallbcarcrs were
Murray Hubert, y. Y. McGoldriclS. John
G. Frcund, Joseph u. Lopez. Ferdinand
Schiller and Charles +. DAILY Burial
was in Wcodlawn cemetery,
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
NAsTopoN FINDER rs DEAD.

CoHoEs, n. Y. Dec. i0.--Edward A.
Foley, %. who discovered the skeleton
OF the Cohoes mastodon, which has been
restored and placed IN the state Museum
at Albany. died here to-day. Mr.. Foley
formerly was a contractor. During
erection of a mill ne discovered tho
skcleton.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman Will Give Dinner al
Sherry's on Her Daughters Birthday.

h o
Alden Allen. -
The late Mr. Hoffman left his daughter income OF sooo Since
his
at
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
ELECT MISS WREN PRESIDENT.

The Woman's Press Club announces
the election of Miss Amy Wren as presi-
dent. Miss Wren is the only woman
in New York State who has held the
office of Deputy Attorney-General and
was president of the Woman Lawyer
Club.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
Wardman Park--Mr. and Mrs. \. f..
Bratney and Henry d. Lfndsly.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
uunAroRE AGAIN DETAINED.

ROME. Dec. 10.--Tucien Muratorc. the
operate tenor. has been operated on
second time for appendicitis. Conse-
qucntly he will he unable to leave at
present for a concert tour IN the United
States.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


MIR. and Mrs. r. Thornton Wilson
have the house at ! Filth avenue for
the winter.
Air. Roder.ck Tower has gone to
Philadelphia 10 visit his mother, Mrs.
Charlemagne Tower.
Lady Granard and her children. who
are the guests of her father. Mr.. Ogden
Mills, will sail for Europe December 80.
Mrs. Luther Kountze will return 10
East Fifty-seventh street from New
port December IS. for the winter.
Alr. and Mrs. Oliver G.. jennings will
entertain a large dinner party az their
home on Christmas Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temple Bow
doin will entertain al dinner at their
home December 81.
Mr.. j. Gordon Douglas will celebrate
his birthday next Tuesday by giving a
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs William Church Os-
born will entertain a dinner party on
December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhineiander,
who have been guests of her mother,
Mrs. Henry NJ Alexander, have returned
TO Tuxedo.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white are returning to 500 Fifth ave-
nue. from Great Neck, l.. l., for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor are oc-
cupying the house of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jay Schieffelin at East Six
ty-sixth street.
Miss Bell Il, Gurnee. who was a
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Mott at
~ Madison avenue. has returned to
Westbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse
have returned from Washington. and
are guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander They will
sail for Europe on the Paris next We'd
nesday
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
D l E D

Adams James ], Malcomson. Enlr 4.
Berndt Joseph Jr NatheDus Maria
Dohannan. ". NJ. Mitchell. Paul o.
Brodhead. Annie X. Mcllroy. Thomas
Carnochan. v, NJ Noble. Isabella
ponahuc John y. Prince L.. bradford
fTeiHhman. William Saunders. w. w. ~.
Giennan. garan Schuater. Henry n
Coll Margaret l.. Siredling, Annie E
tIuhbcil, Caroline 81 Thorntup. Anne ~.
Johnson. william Triton. I'D win n.
koan. Elizabeth d'it. tfhiin.(Iolu g.
I t.achcubruch. Matthias fugcr. Ahrnhaft III
MacCofd. Evelyn ". Norf. Lillian n.
Mahcr William r. WuNaWOrth. Mary 3.
Major. Maria g. N'mUtdne Luflus X
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ACQUISITION IN taxicab Friday night. re-
ward for return. - Washington News.
BAG containing bar pin. money, Q p. NJ.
Tuesday between 5th av.. 25th and D. r
e Toei. station 2'd st.; reward Madison Square
BAG. black. steel beads. silver I9p. Monday
Dec. s. liberal reward. oGLEBAY. 4i2
West 4Tth
sTAMPS--SeoO War Savings Stamps lost on
northeast corner J7th ST. and 5th sv. Stature
day. suitable reward ~ returned % ~ r.
TRUST co. corner 18th 81. and 9th av.
Jcweuy.
BAR PIN--Dianond and sapphire. lost he
tween SD and 43d sts Saturday: liberal
reward Phone Ienox os25.
EARRING, Jade, lost Metropolitan Opera
House 10Th st. lobby. last Friday evening
Please return 70 TIFFANY s. CO
BRACELET. hammered gold; Fox-Nenio
Theater, Saturday might; reward Tclc-
phone r s. p. ie72 Vanderbilt
FRATERNITY PIN, DELTA UPsILoN. 4.
DIAMOND DELTA, PLATINUM SET.
TING. REWARD r. II. EILERT. 3iS
KEYs-Lost on Park av. between 5ith and
5ist SITS. Sunday between Ill bunch OF
keys with gold kuife attached reward $50
V ga Herald. $50 B'way.
WRIST WATCH. lost between 5th and 6th
avs. near Both -. az Il o'clock Saturday
evening Reward " returned 70 linen room
l5 w. 35th. Colingwood Hotel.
WRIST WATCH. initiated. lost Saturday
night. Broadway. Doth 10 1i0th; reward
Academy 1905. before ~.
Wearing Apparel.
COAT. seaislSn. skunk collar 7nd cuffs:
reward left n tSzl twflhs 2 + fsloy os5 Or lssra Ps
2I5S after :.
FISHER FUR PIECE, lost between 50th ana
hsth SITS. on 9Th av. Saturday evening. go
reward. Return J.. y. NJ, Washington
Mirror. I Madison av
MuFF, containing purse. "wednesday, Pier q
Dogs. Cats, &c.
ATFEDAIE lost, answers name Mickey re-
ward. LYONS. go w. 1850. e0fi Niorning
DOG. white scotch terrier. lost IN fho
ncighborhood OF Park av. and Madison hs-
tween 47th and iSth stH. attached 10 collar
New York and Saranac licenses. reward 500
Return 10 NALLlNSON, go Park av., APP
i2-B.
DOG, silver gray German police doE. ycar
old. vC.A large for his age. so 10 800
reward. Return 60 owner. @. L. FUOHs.
28l Ice o'aw av.. Jamaica, l.. /. Call Ja-
maics 05i6 or Bushwlck 2-ss.
DOG, wire haired fox terrier months 0id
black and white with tan head. blnck ears
hordered with tan. finder Will be libcralv
rewarded. Return 2l3 East 6sth st Phone
Rhinrlandcr o3Na.
DOG. Pomcranian. brown. lost around J2d
St, 9th av. Tuesday. Reward n returned
20 2 East 18th st.
DOG, Maltese poodle. pure white. ie7th sth
and LenoX avs. $50 reward. No questions
sTRIckLER. East i27th.
YOUR pOG CAN BIZ rOUND.
DON'T DELAY.
CALL BRYANT 1897
National Buslness directors. i12 w. 42d
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

The Minister Of Uruguay and Nine.
Varela are In New York to meet the
latter's brother-in-law and sister, DR..
and Nine. Garcia Lagon. who are here
for visit.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

The new Italian Ambassador. Prince
Celesio Caetani. has sailed from Italy
for this country. The embassy statf
will meet him in New York.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

Miss Elizabeth Hanna is in New York,
after having attended the marriage II
Senator Walter Il. Edge and Miss
Camilla Sewall at Bath, Me.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
LOST AND FOUND

Rate t5c. a line. f0c a line for 8
issues within a week Announcements
for to-morrow's Herald received until
midnight. Telephone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

Miss Emma Stitt. debutante daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward X.
Sttt. has gone TO Richmond to attend
the first "allemande" of the season. She
will lead the cotillon.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

The Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Feter entertained at dinner last night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
WASHINGTON.

The Charge dAffaires of Japan and
Mime. Saburi gave a dinner last night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
IN MORIA M

pArR MARY. IN memory % a wonderful
Inspiration and guide from son who ha,
NOT forgotten,
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

Col and Mrs. Frank Cranson BoSgs
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Mary Louise Boggs. to
Mr.. jackson Anderson Wilson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Colket Wilson Of Paoli,
Pa.
The Ambassador Of Peru and Nine.
Federico Alonzo Pezet entertained at
luncheon yesterday for DR.. Ignacio CAL
deron, former Minister OF Bolivia. and
Nine. Calderon, who are leaving Wash
ngton.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

Mr. and Mrs. r. Thornton Wilson
have the house at ! Fifth avenue fol
the winter
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

iCorST1CON IN taxicab Friday night: re-
ward for return. ae MashLnglnn Now.
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styled buildings; fortune i'm wood and
timber any time, but extra big money if
handled now; S2-year-0ld Gwner cuts
price to 1890. part cash It's "The
Trade" of the season. See Bargain Bull
letin, Bull Dog Edition 50 corrected to
Aug. 23-pOstpaid anywhere. Dept f
r. #. LELAND, Broker i'm Country Real
Estate, SOB Old South Bldg, Boston o,
Mass