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DIR. JOSIAH w. BARsTow.

DR.. Josiah Whitney Barstow. SO. for
forty-two years in charge OF Sanford
Hall. n private sanitarium In Jamaica
avenue. Flushing. died late Saturday in
his home at 1865 Jamaica avenue. He
was born In Keene. n. H., and was the
son OF a Congregational clergyman. He
was graduated from Dartmouth College
in 1S46. the same year that hts father
in-law. DR.. James Mcdonald, founded
Sanford Hall. He also was. graduated
from Dartmouth Medical School and the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
DR.. Barstow was member Of the Sons
OF the Revolution. the Society Of
Colonial Wars. the Medical and surgical
Society OF New York, the Torrey Boz
tanical Club and the Geographical Club
OF New York. He leaves hls wife and
three daughters. tE .t
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Lucrezia Bori- and
Gigli at Third of
Bagby Musicales
SaIvi, Harpist, Also i'll Pro-
gram Heard by Large
Gathering.

There was large gathering yesterday
in the Waldors-Astoria at the third OK
the Bagbys musical mornings, The
artists were Miss Iucrezia Bori and
Beniamino Gign OF the Metropolitan
Opera ana Alberto Salvi, harpisr
Emilio Roxas and Giuseppi Bambosehek
were the accompanies.
Miss Bori sang louvre Tes feux
Bleus" by Massetnet the Waltz song
from the first act Of Gounod's "Homeo
ct Jiliette," O. group or English ana
spanish songs. and with Mr.. Gisii the
duo from the first act OF Puecinfs lie
Boheme." Mr.. Gigli sang 'MAppari,.
from Flotow's Marta, "LAubade,"
from Lalo's Roy d'Ys.' and group OF
Italian songs. Mr.. Salvfs numbers IN
cluded compositions by Poenitz. Tour
nier. Chopin, Schubert-Liszt. one or MS
own arrangement OF List cofnposition
and the vItalian Serenade.' which ne
composed
Among those in the audience were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry White, Mrs. Adrian
Iselin, Mrs. John Clinton Gray, Mrs. j..
Russell Soley Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
pavenstedt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert
Mckee. Mrs John II. Drexel Jr.. Mr,
w. Rhinelander Stewart, Mrs. Mintutfi
Pinehot, Mrs. Newbold Morris. Mr.
Stuyyesant Fish. Mrs Joseph Pulitzer,
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, Mrs. Henry Scott
Rokenbaugh. Mrs. John II. Child, Mrs.
Clarence Gray Dinsmore, Mr.. Il. Roose-
velt Scovel Mrs. Charles II. Thieriot,
Mrs John North WHY'S. Mrs. James f
ID. Lanier, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. MISS
Julia Chester Wells. Mrs. Daniel T..
Worden. Mrs. Richard Vain Meirs. Mrs.
Henry Forbes McCreery. Miss Christine
Sloane, Mrs. Charles II. Senff, Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond. Count Roger de
Perigny. Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mrs'
Joseph A Blake, Mrs +. A. $. Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray Yo'hg. Mr. ~
de Peyster Livingston, Mrs. John A..
Logan. Jr.. Mrs. Charles III. Sherrll'
Mrs. Harry Horton Bernhard and MI.
McDougall Hawkes..
There also We're present Mrs Norm
S. Hare, Mrs. Heaton Robertson, Mrs
A. r. Lauterbach. Mrs. Henry Phipps,
the Hon. Mrs. Frederick Guest. Mrs
Horatio Nelson Slater, Mrs. Henry g
Corbin of Washington, Mrs. Edward N.
Breitung. Mrs. Edward r. Steturius,
Mrs. Edwin Gould. Mrs. Ansel Phelps,
Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin, Mrs Frank u.
Adair. Mrs. Harry l.. kaufman, Mrs.
Ernest Fahnestock, Capt. Richard
ce-White, Messrs. Emerson Smaliey,
Otho Gushing, William Z. Wainwright
and Andrew ~ Bibby.
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DANIEL :. DE WINE DIES.

Daniel s. De Vinne. SS. brother OF the
late Theodore L. De Winnie. who was
known throughout the world for his
work for the advancement Of type
founding. died yesterday In his home,
10 East Dudley avenue, Westfield. n.
j. He was connected for more than
fifty years with the De Vlnne Press. OF
which his brother was head UP TO his
death. in 1914. '>
Mr.. De Winnie was born in this city and
was the son OF the Rev. Daniel De
Winnie and Joanna Augustua Low. He
was the last OF family OF five, sons.
He leaves his wife, two daughters, Miss
Jessie A. De Winnie and Mrs. Franklin II.
whitlock. and one sister. Miss Frances
De Ninne OF this city.
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AT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HKa,ln
ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 1S.--New York
folk at the no els include:
Ritz-Carlton-Mrs. Gladys Quinn, w.
+. Quinn, Jr.. and Miss Betty Sherwood.
Traymore--Mrs. Thomas Dlmond. Mrs.
l.. A. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
sellman and Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Cum
ningham.
Strand--Mr. and Mrs. William Kean.
Breakers-Mrs. William Blath. Miss
Edith O. oss, Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Gust
over. Messrs. NJ. y. Stern and H. J.
Shatzkin.
Mr.. and Mrs +. #. Woodlock OF Mount
Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren MUIR
lock 1f Glen Cove. l.. l.. are at the Marl-
borough Blenheim
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KIN OF SCHUBERT A BRIDE.
Florence Schubert Married 20 Ray
Purceiln.

Florence Schubert playing a deserted
bride in "The Whirl OF New York." a
Schubert vaudeville uiht. at the Harlem
Opera House this week. has been
bride in real life since Saturday. on
that day she was married to Ray Pur-
celia OF the Purcella Brothers. dancers In
the same show. The ceremony was per-
formed by J. j. Mccormick, Deputy
City Clerk. AZ the Mari lage License Blu
reau. but the news did not leak out
until yesterday.
Miss Schubert is a Chicago girl and
says that she is a great-great-grand-
niece of Schubert. the composer. She
made her stage debut in The Last
Waltz" at the Century Theater, and
was later given a part ~ Winter Gar
den production. Purcella is from Derby
Conn. and has appeared here and
abroad in vaudeville. They met for the
first time during their present engage
meut
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OBITUARY NOTES.

DIR. JOHN T. NEWELL, 81. retired
dentist, died Saturday In the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Ansel il. Van Buren, s6T East
Eighteenth street, Brooklyn. He born IN
Gouverneur. n y. He was thrty-third de-
gree Mason. He leaves three sisters. Mrs.
Van Buren and Mrs. Harrlett L. Phair OF
Brooklyn. and ~afrs, Helen Draper Of Gou-
yerneur
CAPT. MICHAEL J. COLGAN. 30 head ot
the Coigan Engraving Company, $50 West
coach for anna teur theatrical performances
IN Brooklyn died Sunday IN his home, 153
Rutland road Of heart disease. lie formerly
was a Captain IN tho New York National
Guard. He leaves his wife, o son., Harry
j.. and two daughters. Anna and Lucille.
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cor. TUDOR no WED.

Miss Elizabeth Haldanc Merritt,
daughter ot Mrs X. -. Merritt Of Nor
folk. Va. and Lleut.-Col. Paullet Tuddy.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Hugh owen Tudor
Of Wind or. England. will be nj rried
Thursday In st. Thomas's. the Rev.
Ernest W. stires officiating. Mrs War
rem Stone Harris OF Florida win be ma
tron OF honor and Mr. Thomrs Page OF
Virginia will he best man. The couple
will reside at Regina. sask.. where
Leut.-Col Tudor Is attached 10 the
ROYAL Canadian Machine Gun Brigade
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At washington Hotels,

New YORK arrivals at Washington
Fotels include:
SHOREHAM-Mr. and Mrs. III c.
Browne, Miss Jane e. Browne, Messrs
4. G.. Smith and +. +. Addlcks.
WASH HINGTON-Mr and Mrs. Z Du.
rand. Messrs. II. Moakley, n. w. smith
c A. Gall. ID. b. Edward. j. l.. Andrews
and w. III. Stumfel.
WILLARD-Mr. and Mrs p f. Jack.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. G. " Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs. c. VI. Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r. Wilson. Lady Henry
Messrs. III. II, Huber. c. III. Venner and
L G. Herman
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EVERETT N. BLANKE BURIED.
Former Member of THE New York
HeraId' staff Had Died Saturday.

orhter uemD DER OF 'lhe New Ork
Herald staff Had Died Saturday.
The funeral OF Everett Nexsen Blanie,
secretary and treasurer OF the Bankers
and Lawyers Advertising Company. at
6s William street. was held yesterday
at his home. 40 Claremont avenue He
died Saturday. lie was. a SON Of ths
late George G. Blanke. attended Adel-
phi Academy Brooklyn. and was a
member OF the class OF 1888 at Amherst
College. lie became a rt porter on tho
old Chicago inter Ocean, later Joined
the editorial staff Of the Brooklyn
Duly Eagle under 81, Clair McKelway
and 4fIerward, the staff OF THE Ae@
YORK HERALD.
In 1897 he married Isabelle Cutler
OF Springfield. Mass. His home was in
Greenwich Conn. He was formerly a
member OF the New York Athletic club.
He leaves his wife, daughter, Barbara,
and two sons Donald Cutler ana Wald-
ron Everett Blanke. Burial was IN
Green Wood Cemetery
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ro SING CAROLS AT THEArER.

ny arrangement with =. T. Albce,
Father Finns Pauist Choristers wilt
sing Christmas carols az the Palace
Theater at noon tomorrow, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. There viii be
seventy-nve voices and program OF
ten carols cHch day Jack Huber OF
California and Brendan O'Cailaghan Of
Sligo, Ireland. will be soloists. There
will be no admission charge.
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pRooKLyN WOMAN HoNonED

nfrs. Waiter Glib, head OF the BrooE
iyn division of the National League 10,
Women's Service, has been awarded the
Medaille d'Honneur. She will recelvc
the medal from NJ. CASTOR Liebert
French consul-Generel In New York
December 26, when luncheon will be
given IN her honor by Senator willIar
n. Calder NJ the Hamilton Club II
brooklyn. Mrs. Gibb said yesterday She
would accept the medal not for her
self but FOR the entire organization
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ELIAS u. PECK.

Special Dispatch 70 THr NFw YoRW HrnUp
GRRENwtcH. Dec. iS--Ellas r. pesk.
ared ~. died az his home here last
night OF throat trouble. He was cashier
OF tho Chase National Bank. New York,
for Atty years lie was a Mason and
a life member OF the New York Athletic
Club.
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cAnNEGuE GRANDSON HonN.

To Mr. and Mrs Roswell Miller. the
latter formerly Miss Margaret Carnegie
and a daughter OF Mrs Andrew Car
negie,s n son was born at their home
In this city last Thursdny The baby
will be christened Roswell Miller 81
This is the second child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller TIE first. daughter. is now
years old.
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WOOD RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

PHmApELPHIA. Dee. 1S.--The board
Of trustees Of the University OF Penn.
syivania to-day accepted tho rcslgna-
tion Of Maj.-G LEONARD Wood az head
of tho institution Randall Morgan.
chairman Of the board. was directed TO
send cableRram to the General regret
ting his decision to resign.
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WILLS LTBnARY NOW nUILr.

Special Dispatch 70 THr Nnw YonK Hrtitr
MrDpLETowN ~ Y, Dec. 1S.-Thomas
W. Bradley Of Walden for many wears
member OF Congress. provided IN his
VIII for the erection or public library
IN Walden 20 cost $1,000. and then
erected Il himself before he dlcd But
he forgot 20 change his will ana his
heirs have now brought the case be-
fore Surrogate Smith In Goshen for adj
iustmei1t. Testimony Will be taken oD
Januafiy a.
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IN M EN- O RI A M

MAYHEM In loving memoT % Reginald
(Chappie,, who entered Eternal LIE De-
ccfnber 10, 1920
yARrAN In memory Of Arthur Narien. Who
slrpt peacefully away early Monday morn
Ing December lQ 1924.
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col. DUNCAN cAMpnELL DEAD.

LoNpoN. Dec. 1s.-Ths Times an
nounces the death OF C1l Duncan Camp
bell of Inverneill. 20 So Col. Camp
belts eldest son is Al-'or Duncan Camp
bell, who in 1915 married Miss Ethel
Waterbury. daughter Of John I. Water
bury OF Morristown. ~. J.
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JApAN's REGENTS ILLNESS.

TOXIC, Dec rs ASSOCIATED Press) 49,
The Prince Regent Hlrohito has recov-
erod from his recent attack of measles.
but now II suffering from an attack OF
bronchial catarrh, according 10 an an
nouncapent by the Department or the
1n1rnriar IIpuschold
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MRS. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL DIES
Mother of Princess di San Faustina
Long Lived Abroad.

ROME. Dec. 1s.--Mrs Virginia Camp
bell mother of Princess 'di san Faustlno,
who was Miss Jane Campbell of New
York, died to-day, aged 81.
Mrs. Campbell, whose maiden name
was Virginia Watson, was the second
wife of George w. Campbell, who lived
In New York many years ago and who
had country home, The Valley, in Mill
burn, \, J. She had been living abroad
for thirty years with Princess di San
Faustino, who was her only daughter.
Mrs. Samuel Borrowe of this city is a
stepdaughter of Mrs. Campbell.
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Col. Campbell was the eldest son OF
James Archibald Campbell OF Invernelil
and Rose. lie attained his military rank
in command Of the Fifth Volunteer
Argyll and Sutherland HiRhlandera A
brother James Archibald. has lived FOR
many years IN Topeka. knn.
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Ex-uEAD OF UNIVERSITY DIES.

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. tS.-W. T. Reid,
president OF the University of California
from 1881 TO 1883, died at his home
here yesterday.
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ter at 80 East sixtieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Giles
pie Will entertain at dinner tonight.
Mrs. Robert G., Shaw I'd Of Boston
and Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Bar
bey are at The Pla "a.
Mrs James Brown Potter has left the
ST. Regis for Richmond Va. where she
will BE with relatives over the holidays.
Mr.. p. Roosevelt ScoveI will sail by
the Baltic :,ext saturday and after a
short stay in England viii so to Cannes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and
the Misses Wilson will go to their plan
tation in South Carolina next Saturday,
10 remain until December 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parish of East
Seventy-sixth street will give a dinner
party tonight FOR Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Eppiey OF Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne
have come in from their country place
In Greenwich. Conn, 10 the st. Regis, 10
remain SeVeral weeks.
Mrs. r. Penn Smith, Jr., has been
passing several days with her sister.
Mrs Charles Cary Rumsey. at the
Plains. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz haG
among their guests at dinner at the
Plaza last night Prince and Princess
Francisco Rospigliosi and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles $ Whitman.
Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell. Mrs. oliver
Hartman, Mrs, Robert Goelet and Mrs.
Richard T. Wilson were guests yester-
day OF Mrs. Edward y. Breitung for
luncheon at Pierre's.
Mr., Roderlck Tower. Who had been
visiting his mother in Philadelphia, has
returned to Wyoming. Mrs Tower IN
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney.
Mr and Mrs. c. Gouverneur Hoffman.
who are the guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william NJ. ". Hoffman, will
20 to Tuxedo after the New Years hol-
iday
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Palmer Looming
and taken an apartment at lS49 Lex
irgtoa avenue. Mrs. Looming was Miss
Sarah Il. Larkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Condor are
being congratulated upon the birth of d
son last sunday at the Manor House
Castle Point. Hoboken. the home for
many years of the Stevens family. Mrs.
Condor, who was Miss Caroline Stevens,
is the eldest daughter OF Mrs Richard
stevens.
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday after
the Bagby musicale. In her party
were Mrs. Frederick G. Havemeyer.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater. Mrs. Pres
ton Pope Satterwhlto, Mrs. Joseph A.
Blake and Mrs. William Hayward.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Rate 45c. line, sec. line for three
issues within a week Announcements
for to-morrow,s Herald received until
midnight. Telephone Worth 10000.
EYEGLAssEs--Lost Wednesday night, 59th.
9TH av.; reward. NATALSH. Circle 085S.
HANDBAG, containing watch, money. keys;
reward. Return TO Mrs. Jacohus. Hotel
Noleott. 4 ". L3lst st, city. or Mrs, DU-
COMMllN. 1I9 Harrison av., Jersey City.
HAT TRUNK, ladies Innovation, lost,
marked A. c., containing ladies' hats. from
truck on Friday between Hotel 81. Regis
ard 2 Sutton place: liberal reward; no
questions asked Return to Sutton place
EAST 5Ith stl
LoRGNETTE. platinum. with diamond
handle, lost about ten days ago: 500 re-
werd " returned 70 q West I'D ~.
pACKAGE-Lost. taxicab leaving Hotel Bit
more, Pennsylvania Station, Thursday,
7. NJ; suitable reward. Rector $500. u.
Jeweiry.
BAR PIN. diamond, missed Saturday about
noon. either Gimbels. Mark Cross or en-
route TO Bonwt Teller: platinum setting
five large diamonds surrounded by f2 smaller
diamonds in filigree: center stones range
from "a carat 20 z catats; liberal reward:
ne questions Cammunieste Coz CLARENCE
BAR PIN-S2j0 reward for platinum and
diamond bar pin, lost Dec. 10 between 57th
ST. ana West End av.
TIFFANY & Co, Hth av. and 37th IT.
BRACELET Ink. 2 eolors. gold between lith
saturday Liberal reward. Phone Webster
4l5b-M. ROY SCHMIDT, 110 Hancock ay.,
Jersey city. y, J,
DIAMOND bracelet lost, probably Park ev..
front sherrys OF l. q. =. a. taxi; liberal
reward. BURNETT, 9da Park av.
RING, Jade. lost reasonahle reward. Phons
Cortlandt 2315. MURPHY.
s25O REwARp. m
Brooch OF diamonds set In platinum. large
diamond In center, lost Friday night between
RitS-carlton. seth st. and Park av- no aues.-
tiona asked. Return 20 BLACK, STARR q
FROST. 4sth 81. and 9Th ev.
800 REWARD.
necklace containing " pearls with pearl
clasp Lost MONDAY octwssn c,Ss.n Esst Seth ~, -.
turn TO BLACK. STARR FROST. 4sth 81.
and 9TH av.
500 REWARD
for return OF star sapphire, diamond. plat-
mum ring. lost at Metropolitan Opera House
December IA. l. II. b. II. WEINBEGG.
Dogs. Cats and Birds.
AIREDALEs (2l. Thursday. ono male. other
female Boston Post Willamsbrldge roads.
Reward CHIAFFARELLi. 1854 Paudlng av.
OiinVile 27Al.
BIACKl COCKER SPANIEL NAMED Spook
lost at Bron1viilo y. Y. G. II. II. Station
name Liberal reward and expenses II re-
turned 10 10 Garden av., BrohxViIie ". Y.
Telephone. Bronxvllle 1927 M.
I3TTLL TERRIER brindle. Kingsbrldge or
Rlverdae: answers name Rex Reward.
Mrs JULIUS WIENER. 30iD Kingsbridge
terrace. KinFshridge. ~. Y
CHOW DOG--Iost from 231g Av ~, Brook
lyn; brown. light brown 'aii. harness on;
liberal reward. Rector OTgG.
COLLIE, lost Saturday. 5sth st., Proctor's.
See advertisement Evening Telegram, Sub
gtantial reward.
PONIERANTANt brow n answers 10 name OF
Bobble, ran out Of door, go W. s5th 81
Return TO Mrs. A. l.. MEYER at tho above
address and secure $50 reward.
An advertisement "a the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real possibility Of re-
cove,iAo voNr lost property. Telephone
advertisements to Worth 10000
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Mr.. =. Roosevelt Scovel will sail by
the Baltic :,eSt Saturday and after a
short stay In England Will so to Cannes
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Mrs. James Brown Potter has left the
ST. Regis for Richmond, Va. where she
will BE with relatives over the holidays.
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D | E D
In McrnorlAnl

ABRAMS. Suddenly. on Monday, December
Is, Ous,ave Abrama. beloved husband Of
Helen. father % Milton and Emily Hlrsch
Funeral services OF his late residence,
1869 Lexington av., Thursday. December
gt AZ 10 A 81
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. osgood Pell viii be for the win
er at 80 East Sixtieth street.
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Mrs. Robert G. Shaw I'd of Boston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Bar
bey are at The Pla "a!
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and
the Misses Wilson will go to their plan
tation In South Carolina next Saturday,
20 remain until December 80.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Giles
pie Will entertain at dinner tonight.
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WASHINGTON.


The Counselor of the Norwegian Lega-
tion and Nine. Steen were hosts at din
ner last evening at Wardman Park
Hotel.
-Vice-President Coolidge has gone to
Charleston, 5. c., to attend the 10th
anniversary dinner of the New England
Society. fle will return to Washington
tomorrow.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs
Hughes we're honor guests at dinner
given last night b. the former Ameri-
can Ambassador 10 France and Mrs.
Hugh c. Wallace.
Mr.. John r, Mitchell OF the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. Mitchell gave a
bali last night at Rauschers to present
Mrs. Mitchells daughter, Miss Louise
Anderson. to society. There we're several
hu ldred guests from official. diplomatic
and resident society present Miss
Louise Hawley and Miss Elizabeth
Adams. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell, received with the debutante.
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Rate 45c. line, SOC line for three
issues within week Announcements
for to-morrow.s Herald received until
midnight. Telephone Worth 10 900.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parish OF 3 East
Seventy-sixth street will give a dinner
party tonight FOR Mr.. and Mrs Marion
Eppley OF Newport.
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Wednesday night, 5gth.
9Th av.; reward. NATALSH. Circle 065S.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Chadbourne
have come in from their country place
In Greenwich. Conn. 10 the St. Regis, TO
remain several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz haG
among their guests at dinner at the
Plaza last night Prince and Princess
Francisco Rospigliosi and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles :. Whitman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
SLAUGHTER AUTO COMPANY HAS
MAINTAINED GREAT REPUTATION
HERE IN YEARS OF BUSINESS

one of the oldest Of the automobile
firms in Ardmore is the Slaughter
Motor company. In 1915 l.. C. Slaugh.
ter and /. D. Nelms formed part.
nershlp known as the L. c. Slaugh-
ter Motor company for the sale Of
Maxwell cars. TO which line was add
ed the Maxwell truck in 1916 when
the first trucks were built by the
Maxwell factory. incorporated as the
Slaughter Motor company in August.
1917, the firm has continued 10 do
business with no change in the per.
sonnel OF its management. The Chal.
mers line Of Srs was added in 1919.
Three buildings are now necessary
to accommodate the business carried
on by this firm-one, fronting on East
Main street for the show room and
sales: and two on HInkle street. i'm.
mediately in the rear of the sales
room. to accommodate the service de.
partment and the parts and accessory
department.
The 1922 offerings OF the Slaughter
Motor company include the New Sc
ries Good Maxwell and the New Sc.
r!es Chalmers Six, The Maxwell is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05

practically a new car throughout,
built around the Maxwell motor, which
has proven itself motor Of remark
able ability and which stands as the
power plant for the new car with no
changes in its basic principles. The
New Series Chalmers Six carries re-
flnements over the last years mod
els which include the one.piece wind.
shield. new type Of fender, tool com
partment in left front door. drum
type single bulb headlights with no
glare lenses. Both Maxwell ana
Chalmers come with either disc or
wooden wheels, AT the option Of the
purchaser, and in either closed or open
types as wanted.
Some difficulty IS being experienced
at the presen; time in securing deliV-
cries in Ardmore owing to extremely
heavy deliveries TO the Pacific coast.
one delivery OF a trainload containing
42i cars having recently been made
to one dealer in Los Angeles. lr
spite Of the heavy demand from the
West, however, purchasers are en-
abled TO secure cars here with only
slight delay and the new models viii
be on display az the Auto show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Chalmers Six of
Wonderful Value

For mp,e th.u yaar, we had ex.
pected et.li 'hinss from the new
Chalmers Uepnizauon but We were
totally uu'rrpatcd fo. anything OF
such ast1nisIIn value as the New
Series Chalmers six" saws J.. D..
Nelms.
From the new tenders. Top. and
radiator down 90 such small details
ss floor light. which work automati.
cslly with the opening Of the doors
the cars give every evidence OF the
most careful and modern practices in
ooilding-in fact they show many
touches Of 'custom.ouudlng.
Many people have come to us,
expecting, because Of the remarkable
psce which the New Series bears. TO
zee small. light six
They have been Just rs amazed
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