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IN MEMORIAM.
DAWSON
DA New York Clearing House.

- -
New York Clearing House.
May 18th, 1922.
At n special meeting OF the Clearing
House Committee OF the New York Clear
ing House Association, held this day. the
following minute was unanimously adopt
ed. by a rising vote:
The connection OF Henry Pomeroy Davl-
son IN the early part of his career with
the New York Clearing House Association
and the position attained by him IN the
financial world mako y peculiarly lifting
that this memorial should be placed on ths
records of the Association.
Mr. Dawson was elected Secretary OF the
Association in 1900 and reelected 20 that
office In 1901. lie was member OF TIE
Committee on Admissions during the years
1907 and 1908. In 1907 he was member
OF tho Associate Loan Committee IN con
nection with the issue OF Clearing House
certificates made necessary BY the finsn-
cial disturbance OF that year. Impressed
by observations made in that special work.
he became a warm advocate OF the orsani-
za.ion of the depa rtment for exa limitations
OF members under the direction OF a Clear
ing House Examiner. which was created
In 1911. When he became a partner in
J. Z. Morgan a. Company it removed him
from the sphere OF Clearing House aciiNi-
ties, but his interest therein was always
mainta ined and his advice frequently
sought and willingly given
Mr.. Dawson possessed In an unusual de.
gree the equipment OF the successful
banker. combined with charming per.
sonality. His keen and rapid analysis OF
a subject and his confidence and courage
in carrying neEotia tions and undertakings
to conclusion were remarkable. Ills
achievements will be an inspiration 20 All.
and Il Is matter OF universal regret that
life 20 valuable. with a mind 80 bril-
liant. should have so early come 20 close
when the world needs constructive and un-
selfish financial reorganization. There "
great consolation In the record OF NE
well spent, and the health and comfort
which his organization Of the American
Red Cross brought to many suffering
soldier will ever be a loving and mperish-
able monument 20 his genius.
Resolved, That copies OF this minute De
forwa rded 20 all Clearing House institu-
tlons and that copy suitably engrossed
be sent 10 the family OF Mr.. Dawson.
Seward Pfosser. Acting Chairmani
Stephen Baker,
Gates w. McGarrah.
William A. Simonson.
Walter +. Frew. President.
Clearing House Association.
william J. Gilpn.
Secretary OF Committee.
memory Of our loving ana
devoted brother. william, who died MAJ
II, 1920. Brother and Sister.
SuSH--in loving memory OF our dear
mother Delta Rush, who passed away
May II. 1920.
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TACK--FITz sIMONs.

Theodore Edward Tack of Tulsa,
okla, son of the late Theodore 4. Tack,
married Miss Kathleen Vincenta Fitz
Simons, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
F'itz Simons of New York city. in the
Church of st. Ignatius Loyola yesterday.
A reception followed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Walters at Fifty
seventh street and Seventh avenue.
The maid of honor was Miss Gertrude
M. F'itz Simons, and Mr.. j. Edward Fitz
Simons was best man. Katherine ID.
and Mary Alice Tack, the little daugh-
ters OF Mr.. Tack by a previous mar
riage. were flower girls. Mr.. Tack is an
oil operator. He will take his bride to
Tulsa to live. The father of the bride
is retired sugar planter. formerly OF
Trinidad
Among those present at the wedding
we're Mr.. Tack's brothers and sisters.
Mr.. Augustus Tack, artist; Mrs. M. P.
Farley. Mrs Richard A. Gwynn OF Balti-
more and Mrs. Allen A. Ryan.
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DORF-JURICK.

Miss Rosita Jurick. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Luis Jurick of Havana. was
married to Mr.. Murray Dorf of this city
last night at Delmonioe's by the Rev.
DIR. Mordecai Kaplan. Miss Sylvia Nay
tov was the maid of honor. The other
bridal attendants were Mrs. Joseph Dorf,
Misses Eleanor .Dreyfus, Louise Collier
and Judith Schoenfeld Mr. Benjamin
Dorf was beet man for his brother. The
ushers were Messrs. Milton Collier.
David Witty and Irving Jacobs. There
was reception. followed by dinner
and dance. Mr.. and Mrs Dorf will go to
California for their wedding trip and
will have a home on Long Island
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NOTES FROM PROVIDENCE.

Special Dispatch % THE NEw York HERALD
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May 16.-Mrs. Wal.
ter Hidden gave luncheon at tho
Agawam Hunt to-day for her daughter
Mrs. Howard NJ. Lee. and Mrs. l.. NJ
Lee OF Baltimore.
Miss Eileen Fielding Jones OF Provi.
dence and Watch Hill gave a. luncheon
at the Agawsm Hunt to-day for Miss
Natalie Lombard Bush of Indianapolis
who is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. Aldrich. Mr.
and Mrs. John X. ". Nightingale, Mr.
and Mrs Ralph G. Ostby and Mr.. and
Mrs. william =. Comstock have opened
their summer places at Warwick Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grosvenor and
family are at their country place Al
Jacob Hill. East Providence.
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STEMS SETTLEMENT ASKED.
Executrix Of sI.47o,ooO Applies to
Court.

Mrs. Vernon NJ. Maeoffin Stems. as
executriX. filed an application in the
Surrogates Court yesterday for a judi
cisl settlement Of the estate of her hus-
band. Chester l.. Stems. who died in
1919. The value of the estate according
to the petition tiled by Mrs. Seims. is
s1.472. $50. the income OF half OF which
was bequeathed 10 her and the remain
ing half to a son and two daughters who
live with her. Papers accompanying the
petition show that s1.03s.37O OF the as
sets have been invested in United States
certificates, Liberty bonds and Victory
hnnds
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MRS. MARY II. PIKE. AGED 1oe

NEwFrELD, n. H., May 16.-Mrs. Mary
II. Pike, a real daughter of the Revolu-
tion' died to-day at the age of 1O6 years.
months and days. She had been i'll
year. Mrs Pike was the oldest per-
son In New Hampshire and possibly in
New England.
Her grandfather, Capt. Luke Brod-
mead served on the staff of Lafayette.
Inc Kew. John Brodhead, her father
was the founder of Methodism in New
Hampshire. A brother George II. Brod-
head, was for a time president of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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AUTHORIZATION.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HrsALp.
MoNTcLAIR, N. j., May 16.--Announce
ment has been made of the wedding OF
Miss Esther Elizabeth Taylor. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James whitfield Tay-
Tor of 500 Bloomfield avenue. Mont
clair, and Mr.. George Wesley Taylor OF
Los Angeles. formerly of Orange, which
took place in the Church of the Trans
figuration, New York, on May 6, the
Rev. DR.. Cameron officiating. Miss
Glenna ID. Roome of Montclair and Her
bert Lockwood. student at the Uni
versity OF Syracuse. were the attendants.
The couple will live in Los Angeles after
q three months tour Of the country.
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PRINCESS FEsTETICs.

BUDAPEST. May 1e. - The Princess
Festetics dc Tolna. aged IL, divorced
wife of the Prince Of Monaco. died here
yesterday after an operation for ap-
pendicitis. She was Lady Mary Doug
las Hamilton. daughter of the English
Duke Of Hamilton and Brandon, and
married the Prince OF Monaco In 1869.
Their marriage was annulled by the
Vatican i'm 1880. and she became the
wife OF Prince Festetics de Tolna In the
same year
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DIR. EPHRAIM X. BRowD.

Dr. Ephraim X. Browd. aged 62. for
merly connected with POSTGRADUATE and
Polytechnic Hospitals. and ono time pros-
dent OF the Eastern Medical Society.
died yesterday in his home. sol West
150th street. after short illness. He
was born I'm Russia, came to the United
States in 1852 and entered the medical
school OF New York University. being
graduated in 1856. lie leaves his wife.
Catherine, and three sons
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HENRY TREAT Boopy.

Henry Treat Boody. aged Sc. former
member OF Boody. Mcclellan & Co. bro
kers at III Broadway. died Monday in
his home at Rockville Conn. lie was a
member Of the Stock Exchange for TWEEN
ty-five years and was n son of David A.
Boody. one time Mayor OF the old city
OF Brooklyn. Mr.. Boody retired from
business ten years ago because OF poor
health He leaves his wife, son and
two daughters.
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TAYLOR ESTATE PAYS s4s..o1..

PROVIDENCE, II. L.. May 16.--General
Treasurer Richard w. jennings re-
ceived a check for s457.917.42. represent
ing most of the Inheritance tax due this
State from the estate OF the late Henry
A. c. Taylor Of Portsmouth and New
York. Mr. Taylor died May 2s. 1921.
A further assessment OF se2.500.7s on
the net taxable estate OF about sis,50o.-
900 is due early next month.
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SHACKLEToN LEFT So, 500.
Property Undivided Before Expior-
er's Death Small.

LONDON, May 16.--Slr Ernest Shack
Teton, the British explorer. left property
amounting In value TO 1855 (approx-
imately $2.500) that had not been dis
posed of by settlement prior to his death
on the steamship Quest off the Island Of
South Georgia January 5, IL was an
nounced to-day. No personal property
was included in this amount.
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Ephraim X. In bis 62d year
of sol West 1jOth st.. beloved husband of
Catherine and dear father OF Ida, Willia p1
and Victor. Services at Meyers Funeral
Parlors. 22s Lenox av.. Thursday. May IS,
al l.. NJ
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mrs. AYERS HAS RECEPTION.

Mrs Charles q. Ayers gave recep-
ton yesterday for her daughter. Mrs.
George Emlen Starr. at 55 West Fifty
fifth street Mrs. John w. Fairbanks.
who also was TO have been included. was
detained in the South by illness in her
family AS a result two year trip
abroad that Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Fair
banks were to have taken has been post
poned. Mrs. Ayers is on the circus COM
mittce of the Street Fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd B. Sanderson
Jr.. who have been in Jeykll Island. Ca
since their wedding in Boston last
month, will return to-day and will sail
on board the Adriatic on May 81. Mrs
Sanderson was Miss Rosanna Fiske
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Fske.
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PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE,
DEGREE FROM PRINCETON
TWelfth Chief Executive to Be
Thus Honored.
Special Dispatch to THE New YoKK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. May 16.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. May 16.
President and Mrs. Harding will go
to Princeton on June . to attend the
dedication of the Princeton Battle Mon
ument. which commentaries the battle
of Princeton, fought in 1771 That even
ing they will be chief guests at a re-
ception to be given by DR.. John Greer
Hibben. president of Princeton Tniver-
sity. and Mrs. Hibben at Prospect, their
home on the university campus. While
ON this trip President and Mrs. Harding
will stay with Senator and Mrs. Frellng-
luysen at their home at Raritan. N. J.
President Harding also will receive an
Ill. ID. degree from Princeton Univer-
sity. He is the twelfth President of
the United States to be thus honored.
the others being Thomas Jefferson,
James Madison, John Quincy Adams.
James Monroe. Abraham Lincoln, Ben
iamin Harrison, James Buchanan. Ches-
ter A.. Arthur. Grover Cleveland and
former Presidents william Howard Taft
and Woodrow Wilson.
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TO PROTECT AMERICAN
ART BUYERS IN PARIS
Effort Made to End False
Statements IN Catalogues.

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HERALD
Copyright, 1893. bv The New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
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M A r r ! A G. E S.

rACk-FlTZ SIMONS.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Fitz Simons of New York city, formerly OF
Trinidad, Wish to announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Kathleen Vincenta, to
Theodore Edward Tack OF Tulsa Okla .
at the Church Of St. ignatius Loyula. Park
av. and S4th ST. by the Rev. Father r.
Fleming, ;. j., at T. M. on Tuesday
May 10. 1922.
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MISS OLSEN TO BE BRIDE.

specioi Dispatch 10 THE NEW YosE HERALD.
MoNTcLAIR, N. j.. May 16.--Mrs.
T.. .omas A. Farrell OF Beverly road,
Montclair. has announced the engage
ment OF her sister. Miss Agnes Olsen.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl s. Olsen
Of Bangor. Me, and Eugene X. Field.
son OF Dr. and Mrs. Frank II. Field OF
Montclair.
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FOR MISS PAYNE's WEDDING.
Invitations Sent Ont for Her Mar
riage to Mr.. Aymar Cater May ~.

Mrs Charles Leicester Payne has sent
out invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Sarah Louisa Payne, to
Mr.. Aymar Cater in St Thomas's Church
on the afternoon of May 81. There will
be a small reception at Sherry's. The
ceremony will be performed by Bishop
Wilson J. Stearly of New Jersey. as
sisted by the Rev. Samuel Shoemaker.
Mrs. William A. Snow. a sister of the
bride. win be matron OF honor. The
other bridal attendants will include Mrs
Wilson Littleton. Misses. Leicester and
Harriet Payne, sisters of the bride. and
Helen Bacon. Mr.. Caters best man will
be Mr.. John Scannell. The ushers will
include Major William A. Snow, Messrs
Kenneth Peck, Joseph v. Douglas
Thomas C. p. Martin. Richard p. Mat
thiessen, Wilson Littleton and Walter
c. Stearns Jr.
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MISS TURNURE TO BE
BRIDE OF ENCLISHMAN
Lady Monson's Daughter En-
gagged to Mr.. Bevon.

LONDON, May 16.-The Times an
nounces the engagement OF Miss Mar
garet Turnure. only daughter Of the late
Lawrence Turnure of New York, to Mr..
Thomas Richard Bevan of Royston,
Hertfordshire Miss Turnure's mother is
now Lady Monson. wife of Lord August
D. j. Monson.
Miss Turnure has practically spent all
her life abroad. Her morner, who was
Miss Romaine Stone, daughter of the
late Gen. Roy Stone of New York and
Mrs. Stone, living now in Morristown,
n. J.. was married to Lawrence Turnure
in London about thirty years ago. They
later went to Egypt to benefit his health.
but he died there. Since her marriage
to Lord Monson she has made her home
In London.
Miss Turnure is niece Of Mr.. George
Evans Turnure and of DIR. Percy r.
Turnure of New York and of Mrs. John
c. Mallory of Newport and Aiken.
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CARD PARTY FOR VETERANS.

Two hundred women attended card
party yesterday at the Hotel Astor to
aid the veterans mountain camp in the
Adirondacks. A considerable sum was
realized through the party. which was
arranged by Mrs. Mille Thorne. presi-
dent OF the Stage Children's Fund.
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LOST AND FOUND,
LOST OR DESTROYED.

7
Two C2) shares of capital stock Of the Ma
tional Park Bank Of New York certifIcnt te
NO. l.41, Issued in the name OF j. Edwin
Prov'ne. All persons required 10 show
cause 20 said The National Park Bank OF
why new certificate should not be issued
IN lieu OF said certificate so lost or de-
The New York herald., 1922-05-17
FRANCE HoNoRs MIR. GERARD.

PARIS. May 16.--James w. Gerard.
former American Ambassador to Ger
many. received from Premier Poincare
to-day the star OF grand officer OF the
Legion of Honor In recognition of his
services to French prisoners during the
war.
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gar have returned from Tuxedo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. Brown will
go to EusDbe late in July to remain two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Pratt have
opened Welwyn. their place at Glen
Cove, l.. L., for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Williams will go
to their house In Port Chester. N. Y,
on May 2S.
M. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bryan, who
have been in Paris for two years. are
at the Buckingham for few weeks.
Mrs. Robert Goelet OF $40 Fifth ave-
nue. is giving the use of her apartment
to-day for sale of laces and embroid-
cries made by Italian women.
Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee has closed
her apartment at $40 Park avenue and
has gone to her country place. Waytes
Court. Mamaroneck. NJ Y.
|, DR.. and Mrs. George W. jean of Santa
Barbara are visiting her aunt. Miss
Frances Ogden Jones, at "A Park ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. V. Hoppin
are the guests of Mrs. Hoppin's mother,
Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee. at Westbury,
l.. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Blagden, who
are passing a part of their time at
Monmouth Beach, N. j.. will go to North
East Harbor, Me-. in June.
Mrs. George Edward Ide, who sold
her place at Locust Valley. J.. L., sew
eral months ago to Mr.. Thomas Dick
son. has taken Mrs. William D. Guthrie s
house there for the summer.
Mrs. Biddle Duke gave luncheon
yesterday at Pierres, her guests being
Mrs. Sydney J. Colford, Jr.. Miss Eliza :
beth Sands. Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard and
Mrs. A. u. Drexel Biddle, Jr.
Mrs. David T. Dana, after passing
some time in Lenox, has returned to the
Ambassador, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hunt Talmage Of Paterson, N. j., are
at the Risz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Hine who
have been abroad for several weeks, are
In Monte Carlo. They will return dur
ing the ealy summer and so to their
home at Lattingtown, Glen Cove. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Pratt, who
have been in Europe and Egypt since
last September. will arrive in New York
the latter part Of the week and will go
to Killenworth, at Glen Cove, L. l.
Later they will go to their camp in New
Brunswick. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Sanderson,
Jr., who have been in Jeykll Island. Ga,
since their wedding in Boston last
month, will return to-day and will sail
on board the Adriatic on May 81. Mrs.
Sanderson was Miss Rosanna Fiske,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Fiske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson w. Burchard,
who have been abroad for several weeks,
will sail for New York on May "a and
will go to Brentwood. their place at
Locust Valley. for the summer. They
will have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus W. Miller. who were married at
Brentwood on June Is, 1921. Mrs. Miller
formerly was Miss Jane Moinson OF
Paris
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ALFONSO oBREGoN.

NoeALEs, Ariz., May f6.--Alfonso
obregon. brother OF President Obregon
OF Mexico. died to-day In his home In
Huatabampo, state OF Sonora, Mexico.
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In Memoriani.

Neudewitz. william
ANDERsoN.-Chss. l.. Campbell Funeral
Church, B'way. 66th St. until Wednesday.
BoUGH.--May II. 1922. Edna Bough. Flu.
neral Stephen Merritts Harlem Chapel
30l West i26th ct. Wednesday. 2 O'Clock.
BRowD.--Dr. Ephraim X. in bis e2d year
OF 60i West 1JOth st.. beloved husband OF
Catherine and dear father OF Ida, VILLA n,
and Victor. Services at Meyers Funeral
Parlors. 22s Lenox av., Thursday. May is,
~ i. NJ.
BRowN.-On Tuesday, May 16. Nellie be-
loved vile or Seymour X. Brown, mother
of Marjorie and Frances, daughter OF 10
seph and Sally Freedman. sister OF Morris
Rose Carpes. Mollie Ronsheim, Samuel.
Harry and Edward, In her 35th year.
Member Women's Council. Free Syna-
gogue OF Washington Heights, and com
munal organizations, American Hebrew
Aid Society. Funeral Thursday. May is
at 10 A. NJ. Meyers Funeral Pariors. 22s
Lenox av.
BRrCE-on Monday. May -. James Man
aing. In his 18th year. beloved husband OF
Mary Bright Bruce and beloved father OF
John VI. Bruce, Edward H. Bruce and
Osborn Il. Il. Bruce. Funeral service AT
Judson Memorial Church, Washington
Square South, At Y. NJ. on Wednesday.
May II.
cLAYToN.--capt. JOHN Cotton. suddenly. OF
angina pectoris. on Monday. May II. 1922.
Funeral Wednesday at . r. NJ, from tho
residence OF Hr Frederick Ruby. 8e7 East
14th St. Brooklyn. Members OF British
war Veterans and the British School and
University Club invited. Take Brighton
line to Newkirk av
coLE.-Rita Bowe. beloved wife OF Howa ri
T. Cole at Presbyterian hospital on May
10. Funeral at =. ". Thursday. May N,
Fourth Presbyterian Church. corner Yves,
End av. and pist st. Cleveland (Ohio)
papers please copy.
DEVINE. May i6. 1922 Hannah Dcvine.
wife OF the late Robert Devlne, at her
residence, 40 Edgecombe av. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
DoUGHERTY. --suddoniy. or Morday. May
-. 1922, Mt her residence. s25 Carroll ~
Sarah VI. Doughcrty. beloved wife Of
Thomas Doughcrty and s,ste- of the late
G. w. Keenan,. Solemn Mass NJ Requiem
Francis Xaviers Church. 9th av and
Carroll st. Automobile cortege. Inter.
ment IN Holy Cross Cemetery
EARiE.--At his home. III Radford ~,
Nonkcrs. ~. y. on Monday. May IL,
ia22. Edward Earle. son OF the tate
Abraham Earle. husband Of Evelyn
vices at 81. Andrews Memorial Church
Morris At. Yonkers. y. Y, on Wednesday
morning at II o'clock. lnterment Pough-
kecpsie, y. y.
EARLE-N Veterans Of tle Seventh Regiment.
N. q. ". ". with sincere regret an
nouncement II made - the death on MAJ
IS Of Edward Earle tFouith Company.
WILLARD =. FtSk. President.
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d l E D

ANDERSON, Chas. j.. Hoagland. Kate r.
Bougi. Edna Jenison. William
Browd, Ephraim IL. kantor, Katherine
Brown, Nellie Larkin, Mary 7.
Bruce. James M. Lee. Mary y.
Clayton. John G.. Louchheirn. Rebecca
Cole. Rita IS lyons. Margaret E.
DeVine' Hannah Mayors Caroline
Dougherty. Sata an NJ. Munez. Beatrice
Earle. Edward O'Regan. John
Engle. Mary j. Patterson, William
Ferricr. Louis, Ryan. Francis w.
Flanagan, May j. Sherrick Edna
Gardner, Louisa III. Taylor. William B.
Herriman. Susan g. Townsend. /. "
Harrison. Augustine J. Woods William IL.
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LOST.
POOR old man lost Sunday 5000. six 800
pills (entrustod money. IN small leather
pocketbook. Please return Immediately :
otherwise destroyed existence. Good reward
MRS. scHMID. 322 East cath 81. basement
LOST-Small black suitcase from automobile
between Sth St. New York. and Bergen ST,
Brooklyn initiated +. c.; reward s25 Phone
Far Rockaway 2O20.
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Jewelry.

LosT-Sunday evening between Morningsido
av and 115th ST., Lenox av. subway,
pendant. small pearls. diamonds and Tour
malines; reward. PAS Herald. Herald 80.
LoST-In Hotel Biltmoye or Grand Contra,
Station, aqua marine and diamond pendant
earring: Return BLACK, STARR e. FROST.
Reward $25.
LoST-Diamond onyx barpin (wedding gifJ,
vicinity corner sd at. and 5th av and East
o6th 81. Liberal reward. 1sJ East Goth St.
apt. q south. Plaza 3s05.
LoST-Tuesday. loose diamond, in diamond
paper. between Fulton st. and Maiden Lane
Liberal iewaro offered. 47-s9 Maiden Lane,
room So2.
LOST-Lady's gold cigarette case, Sunday,
May ~. In taxi. Reward, 229 w. 18th
apt. %.
LOST-Monday. wrist watch. initiated Il.
III. G." between 1st av., 5Oth Park ay
list. Toward. Circle 5000
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Lost-ulamond barpir, Monday evening.
between West 9sth Vt. and Waldorf Re
turn 10 Cashier. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
s25 REWARD I
for auuamarine and diamond pendant ear
ring, lost In Hotel Biltmore or Grand Cen
trail station. BLACK. STARR & FROST. 5ti,
av. and sSth St
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Wearing Apparel.

LoST-May -. 1922. ia a polo coat. between
City Island and Tenafly, n. j.. via Dyck-
ran st. Ferry: suitable reward offered
Mrs. =. NJ Cook. Jr. Mountain road Tena-
fly. y. J. Tel 100 Englewood.
LoST-Two skin sable neckpiece at The
Tent" on Friday evening; liberal reward
Prospect s4T2
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Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Ed
gar have returned from Tuxedo Park.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Robert Bacon has opened her
place at Westbury. l.. /.
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MISS GRAVES A BRIDE TODAY.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., May 16.
Guests from several cities have assem-
bIed for the marriage tomorrow of
Miss Antoinette Wood Emo Graves,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Leon
Graves of Paris and New York. to Major
Robert Charles Frederick Goetz. u. S. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Graves, Miss Graves and
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Fopnd.

containing heart shaped dIa-
mond Communicate with 4. o. Box 81 4,
Grand Central Station.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. Brown will
go to EupDbe late in July to remain two
months.
The New York herald., 1922-05-17

Mrs. Joseph II. Defrees, wife of the
president of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States. now meeting in
Washington. gave a luncheon yesterday
at the Shoreham for the wives of the
directors of the chamber.
The New York herald., 1922-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold I. Pratt have
opened Welwyn. their place at Glen
Cove, l.. l., for the season.
The New York herald., 1922-05-17

Mr.. William G. Redfield. Secretary
o. Commerce in President Wilson's Ad-
ministration, and Mrs. Redfield have
returned to their home in Brooklyn
after a short visit in Washington.