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The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Mr.. Dom BARRIERS
Daughter Engaged
to J. Larocque, Jr.
Announcement of Interest to
Society Made at Dinner
of Colony Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Barber OF 125 East
oeventy-fourth street gave dinner last
night at the Colony Club when they
made the interesting announcement OF
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Louise Yandell Barber. to Mr.. Joseph
Larocque. Jr.
Miss Barber Is the second Of this sea-
sons debutantes to become engaged. Her
father Is one of the leading architects
Of this city and 10 q Beaux Arts grad
uate. Her mother. who was Miss Elsie
Yandell of Louisville. Is daughter OF
the late Or. Lunsford Yandell. one Of
thu best known surgeons OF his day. Her
sister, Miss Enid Yandell, IL well known
as a sculptor.
Mr. Larocque is an undergraduate at
Harvard and will receive his degree next
February. He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Larocque OF this city and
a grandson Of the late Joseph Larocque.
one OF the distinguished lawyers of his
day. On his mothers side he Is
grandson of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
q. X. Duer Of New York. Mr.. Larocque's
only sister IL Mrs. Charles r. Goldman
of Boston, who was Miss Theodore La
rscQue.
Mr.-and Mrs. Barber and their family
were in Dui ope last summer, Mr.. La
ROGUE being with them most or the
time.
The guests at the dinner last night In
ciuded some of the young friends OF
Miss Barber aDd her fance. who later
went to the dance given by Mrs. N.
Thayer Robb.
No date has been set for the wedding
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
FRANKLIN-CREYK.

Miss Elsie Haines Creyk, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Henwood Creyk,
was married to Mr.. Norman Richard
Franklin last night at the home of her
parents, 45 Brunswick road. Montclair,
n. J. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Wilcox OF Bloomfield. The
brides attendants were Miss Jean Mac
donald of Boston and two flower girls.
Louise Clabaugh and Jesse Howe. Capt.
Frederick ]. Franklin. brother OF the
bridegroom. was best man. When Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin return from a we'd
ding trip they will live In Montclair.
Mr.. Franklin is son of the late ]. NJ.
Franklin of Devonshire. England. The
brides father is president of the Mont
clair National Bank.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Mrs. Mccormick
and SviSS to Wed
Is Chicago Report
Edwin Krenn to Marry John
d. Rockefeller's Daughter
Is RumOr.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York HrxALp.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Mrs Edith Rookie
feller Mccormick. Chicago's wealthisst
woman and daughter of John d. Rookie
fellF. will soon announce her engage
mert to Edwin Krenn. youthful Swiss
architect. according to persistent rumor
in Lake Shore Drive circles.
Mrs. Mccormick. under the Illinois
law. will be free to remarry on Decem-
ber 2S. She will have been divorced
from Harold r. Mccormick one year on
that date. Mr.. Mccormick is now In
Europe with his bride. Gamma walska.
opera and concert singer. They are ex-
pected In America In January. when
Nine Walska plans "a concert tour of
the country.
Krenn and Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
mick met during her eight year sojourn
abroad Then he accompanied her to
America. Since his arrival in Chicago
young Krenn took up his residence at
the Drake Hotel. just across the street
from the Mccormick residence. He fire.
quently accompanies Mrs. Mccormick to
the opera and they are seen walking
together on the drive and almost daily
the dapper young Swiss calls at the i'm
posing Mccormick residence.
Mrs. Mccormick has turned over to
Krenn the management Of soma of her
property and there are those that say
this management Is part Of business
training that will At the young architect
to handle her share Of the immense Nc
Cormlck estate.
If the wedding takes place as friends
of the family say 1t WILL It will be
another link between the Mccormick
family and Switzerland. Miss Mathilde
Mccormick being engaged to Max Oser,
Swiss horseman.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Ganna Walska
wife Of Harold F. Mccormick, will ar
rive in Chicago in February to sing in a
concert here, Jules Daiber. her repre-
sentative, announced tonight. He ar
rived in Chicago to-day to lease Orches-
ira Hall for the concert. He announced
that Nine. Walska will yet sing Zard
just, to show Chicago that she can do
justice to the role.
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WINTER SPORTS DRAW
HUNDREDS TO TUXEDO
Skating Begins and Tennis
Matches Are Arranged.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
TUXEDO PARK. N. Y. Dec. 24.-To the
regular winter residents. who are more
numerous this year than usual. have
been added several score OF guests who
have come. to participate in the winter
sports over the week end. including the
first ice skating on the lake. which now
is completely frozen over. The arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hooker. Mr..
o. ]. Brand and Mr.. William T. Adee.
who Is a student at Yale Several dinner
parties have been arranged for this
week end as we'll as for Christmas
night.
The committee that will supervise
winter sports comprises Mr.. Frederic f..
de Rham. chairman. and Messrs. John
Insley Blair, Richmond Talbot, John
Munroe, Amory s. Carhart and Charles
J. Coulter. (.
The racquet and tennis committee In
cludes Messrs. Stanley Grafton Morti-
mer. George 3. Saint George, Frederic
F. de Rham, Griswold l.. Lorillard and
Pierre Lorillard. Jr.
The Tuxedo tennis challenge cup will
be played for on December 20. 30 and
81 and January 1. Play will be open to
all amateurs who have never won the
amateur court tennis championship.
Previous winners were: 1914. Mr.. Full
ton Cutting; 1915, Mr.. Fulton Cutting;
1915, Mr.. 8. G. Mortimer. and 1917. Mr..
d. L. Hutchinson.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard has returned from
a ten day shooting trip in North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Richard Mortimer Is In Tuxedo
from Europe. Her daughter. Mrs. John
NJ. l.. Rutherfurd, was here over the
last week end.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
TALLEYRANDS GIVE
HOLIDAY DINNER
Relatives Among Eighteen
Guests at the Plaza.

Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand en-
tertained at Christmas dinner for eigh-
teen at the Plaza last night. Among the
guests were Count and Countess George
de Castellane, her son. who Is over from
Paris for the holidays; Count Henri de
Castellane. her nephew, now a student
at Harvard; Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Mr..
and Mrs. John Howard Child. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Northrop, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Adnir Mrs. Richard Dwight
Merrill and Misses Virginia and Eulalie
Merrill Of Seattle. Mr.. Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, Mr.. Albert Morris Bagby,
Mr.. Jack McVicker and Mr.. Shelton.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mrs. Robert r. Livingston is visiting
her daughter Mrs. K. Prescott Rowe, In
Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. Charles e. Van Week, Jr.. had
for luncheon yesterday at the Marguery
Mrs. Benjamin Wood. Mrs. IL. p. Miller
and Mrs. r. A. Shuan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Mari of $50
Park avenue gave a dinner party last
night for Miss Virginia de Haven and
her fiance. Mr., Donald Gibson Mixsell.
who are to be married January s.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummings Barr
have gone to Convent. N. j.. to pass the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Landon
Humphreys.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
CLUB GIVES "MIsTLEToE BALL"

A dance called ''mIstletoe ball." ar
ranged by the Pail Mall supper Club
took place at the Hotel Lorraine last
evening. ft was a benefit to the Sol
dlers and Sailors Club of New York.
Among those VINO purchased tickets were
Mrs. Francis Rogers. Mrs. John w.
Castle. Mrs. Francis Mcneil Racon, Mrs.
Walter Damrosch. Mrs. Charles "
Dickey. Mrs. Charles II. Ditson. Mrs
Coleman du Pont. Mrs. Casimir dc Rham,
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt Mrs. Edward ".
Stettinius and Mrs. Graham T. Blandy.
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ANOTHER OF "LITTLE DANCES"

The second OF the Little Dances" In
the Hotel Lorraine. on the night Of jan
uary 8, Is to be called BAL de Tete. y
but appended TO notices TO subscribers OF
the series Is a memorandum that fancy
costumes and headdresses will not be
obligatory" The patrons and patronesses
include Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold A. Thomp-
son. Mrs. James Taylor Terry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Wagstaff. Mrs.
Alfred Beadleston. Mrs. Miller Graves.
Mrs David Heller. and Messrs. Siivio
villa. Angler y. Duke. Sidney Dillon
Ripley and Philip Plant.
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ROBERT N. DALZELL.

Robert N. Dalzell, 4s. member OF
the electrical supply firm of Callahan
Dalzell, 122 John street. Manhattan. died
yesterday after a long illness In the
home of Charles Sorge, 41SS Amboy
road. Great Kills. Staten Island. Mr..
Dalzell was born in Ireland A son,
Robert N. Dalzell. Jr., survives him. He
was member of the Great Kills Yacht
Club Empire City Council OF the Royal
Arcanum and the Tough Club. Four
teenth street organization.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
JUSTICE OF STATE
SUPREME COURT DIES
Claude B. AIUerson Succumbs
to Pneumonia at Home.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 23-Justice Claude b.
Alverson of the State Supreme Court.
Fifth district. died tonight at his home
in Dexter. jefferson county. He had
been critically i'll with pneumonia foe
several days.
Justice Alversen was elected to the
bench In November. 1920. taking office
January l. 1921. upon the retirement of
Justice Edgar C, Emerson. Before go
ing TO the Supreme Court he served as
County Judge of jefferson county for
two years and for eight years was Dis
trict Attorney.
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M A R r I A G. E S

CJJNNINGHAM-SNYDE II. L. Bush
nell of Chicago announces the marriage
OF his daughter, Lillian, to Mr.. Nicholas
C. Cunningham. by Rev. ID. J. Curley.
December IT. 1922.
LEE-GUBBINS.-Mrs Margaret Gubbins of
Utica, ". Y. announces the marriage Of
her daughter Margaret Agnes. to James
Lee. NJ. D.. on December %. 1922. at the
Church OF the Holy 1rnocents. Rev.
Thomas j. Lynch. rector. officiating
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E. N C AG E D

KLEIN-LEvINE.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel w.
Levine of 255 Wert losth ct. announce
the engaeement OF their daughter. Doro-
thea, TO Mr. Sidney r. Klein Of New York
city.
WARTZ-KRIEGER-Mr and Mrs. Louis
Krieger. 1890 Broad St, Newark. announce
the engagement of their daughter Hortense
Krieger, to Mr.. Leo Schwartz OF so3 8.
18th St.. Newark. N. J.
SPIERO-GELLIS. - Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cells of 1929 Carroll ST., Brooklyn, an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter,
Thelma Mildred, to Jerome Lincoln, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Spiero of pa Gar
field pl., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
CHURCH no UNvElL TABLET.

A memorial tablet for members of the
church who died in service in the world
war will be unveiled and dedicated at
the Chapel OF the Intercession. Broad
way and 155th street. Christmas Day. at
IL O'Clock. The Rev. Milo II. Gates.
D. D., vicar OF the chapel and formerly
chaplain OF the 1929 Engineers. will con-
duct the services.
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MISS TIEDEMANN TO WED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick Tiede-
mann of $40. Park avenue announced
Yesterday the engagement of their sec
ond daughter. Miss Helen Dorothy Tiede-
mann. to Mr.. Ernest Charles Haaren,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hencken
of lat West 1920 street. Miss Tiede-
mann is the sister Of Mrs. William
Henry Hulick. Jr.. bride of November
who was Miss Aline Tiedemann.
Mr.. Haaren was graduated from
Princeton In 1918 and served in the
navy. The wedding Is to take place
early in March.
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JAMES F. STANTON.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD
MIppLETowN, N. Y, Dec. 23.-While
making arrangements for a community
Christmas celebration James K. Stan
ton died suddenly OF apoplexy In his
home In Sussex to-day. He was factory
inspector OF New Jersey for eighteen
years. His wife, two sons and one
daughter survive him.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
DIR. GEORGE HEMINGWAY.

PouGHKEEPsIE. Dec. 23.-DrJ George
Hemingway. aged 65, prominent ply
sician. died to-day after long Illness.
He is survived by his wife and enc
son. Thornton, OF Westville, CoLi.
Burial will be at New Haven, Conn.,. his
former home, on Tuesday
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
CLARENCE J. GOLDENBERG.
Atlantic City Man Died In Africa
-Body Arrives Home.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Dec. 23.-The
body OF Clarence L. Goldenberg. for
merly City Recorder and at one time
Prosecutor of Atlantic county. who died
in Blskra, Northern Africa, November
1S last, arrived to-day after 5000
mile journey in a casket weighing $50
pounds.
Mr.. Goldenberg died of heart disease
while touring Mediterranean countries
for his health. accompanied by Warren
Somers and DR.. c. b. Weinberg of this
city. Public funeral services will be
held Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
LADY ALICE EsMoNDE DIES.

ST.. JOHN. N. b.. Dec 23.-A private
cablegram received here to-day an
nounces the death from pneumonia al
Corey, County Wexford. Ireland. of Lady
Alice Esmonde. wife of Sir Thomas H.
Grattan Esmonde. Baronet
Sir Thomas Esmonde, for many years
q member OF the British Parliament, re-
Gently reentered public life as a member
OF the first Senate of the Irish Free
State. In recent years he has frequently
visited the United States and Canada
for big game hunting.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
SOUTHMAYD WILL STANDS.
Surrogate Denies Motion TO Set
Aside Jury Verdict.

Surrogate James a. Foley yesterday
denied the motion OF Edmund l.. Mooney.
counsel for contestants OF the will OF
Miss Emily Y. Southmayd. 60 set aside
the verdict rendered by the jury Friday,
upholding the will and two codicils by
which Miss southmayd gave much OF
her 5000, 900 estate to charitable and
educational institutions.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
PROF. DELITZSCH DIES.
Noted German Assyriologist Lee
tured Here I'm 1905.

BERLIN, Dec. 23.--Prof. Friedrich
Delitzsch. noted Assyriologist. is dead
at Langenschwalbach, Hesse-Nassau
He was ~ years old.
Prof. Delitzsch was one of the bes,
known of Europe's scholars In Oriental
research and was the author of nu-
merous works In this field lie had
served as professor OF Assyriology al
the University Of Leipsic. at Breslau
and at Berlin.
Prof. Delitzsch visited the United
States and delivered numerous lectures
in 1906.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
IN M E M ORR A M

BRrEN-Niilicent X. In fondest memory
OF Mniicent K Brien. died December I,
1904 Pax Nobia.
CAAfBRELENG.-I memory Of my beloved
brother. Stephen Colvill Cambreleng. HIS
sister. Mary Cambreleng RobertsonA
CAYNOR.-In loving memory of Thomas y.
Gaynor. who departed this life Decefu-
Der IS. 1905.
wife and Sons.
PINpAR.-fn constant. cherished and loving
memory OF our dear mother. Mary Pindar
(neo Joyce, who passed away December
.5 1908
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
wEIcEL TO REVIEW GUARD.

Brig. Gen. william weigel. Y. $. A..
will review the Ninth Coast Defense
Command OF the New York National
Guard. the Veteran Corps Of Artillery.
Artillery Detachment and the Veteran
Corps Artillery Post. First Provisional
Regiment. at s:15 +. NJ. on December
81 at the headquarters OF the Ninth
Coast Defense Command. 1875 West
Fourteenth street. state Service Medals
for active duty guarding property dur
ing the war will be presented.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
j. p. M'NULTY.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoHK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Dec. 23.-J. r. McNulty,
aged 35, of Sound Beach died yesterday.
He was an architect and builder with Of
fices at West Thirty-fourth street, New
York. He leaves his wife and one daugh-
ter
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
CHARLES F. WALTERS DIES.
Brother of Justice Gavegan's Wife
Was Retired Auctfoneer.

Charles F. Walters. 81. auctioneer,
died Friday night in his horne at So
West 11sth street. of heart disease. He
was born In this city. He was for
meriy Sheriffs auctioneer, and later was
engaged IN the auctioneering business
at $50 Sixth avenue. He retired five
years ago. He was one Of the founders
OF the Catholic Club and was a mem-
ber OF the Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick.
His wife. who was Sarah White. a
daughter of the late Andrew J. White.
city Magistrate, died several years
ago. He leaves three sisters. Mrs. John
Kennedy. Mrs. Celia Harrigan and Mrs.
Edward j. Gavegan. wife OF Justice
Gavegan of the Supreme Court.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mrs. Charles Milburn gave tea dance
at Rauscher's yesterday to introduce
her daughter, Miss Alice Miiburn. to
society. She entertained the receiving
narty at supper. and afterward they at
tended the dance given by Mrs James
X. Jones, Jr.. for her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Taylor Jones.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
WAR woRKERswED IN GREECE
Miss CarIotta Wells and Roy jack
son Married.

ATHENS, Dec. 23.--Miss Carlotta Wells
of Bryn Mawr and Altadena, CAL. ana
Roy jackson of Whitehall. N. T., Amer
ican relief workers here. were married
in the English Chapel yesterday. The
bride Is director Of the American soup
kitchens at the Pireus refugee camps.
Mr.. Jackson. a former naval aviator. Is
director of supplies of the Near East
Relief. The Americans present included
representatives of the embassy. con-
sulate and navy. as we'll as OF RELIEF and
commercial organizations here.
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A. washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
washington-Mr. S. Billngsley.
Willard-Mr and Mrs. f. r. Hoyt.
Messrs. g.. Arillo. +. Kuno, ii. X.
Kunhardt and r. NJ. Glpson.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
MIR. RoCKEFELLER AT oRMoND.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
ORMoND BEACH, Fla. Dec. 23.-John
D. Rockefeller. who has arrived here to
occupy his winter home. played his first
game of golf over the Ormond course
to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

STRING OF PEARLS LOST BE-
TWEEN 61sT ST. AND STII Av..
~ pEAMs IS CKE TSIrrEp s1 AN polrT MTAiNG .so
TO 1880 T. VI. RETURN TO r. NJ.
CATTLE, $50 9TH Av., OR RHINE
LANDER b97i.
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LOST AND FOUND,

Rate 45c. line. 40c. a line for three
issues within week. Announcements
for to-morrow's Herald received until
midnight Telephone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Wearing Apparel.

WATCH, Waltham, monogram: s5th. broad.
way. Wednesday night; reward. Murphy
c,ca,,,,t.r O7s0
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. Henry T. Sloane has gone to
Palm Beach to stay several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver q. jennings will
entertain a large party at dinner in
their home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldr.ch left
yesterday to visit her parents In Co
lumbus. Ohio.
Almira Rockefeller and Mr.. Godfrey s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. lDeering Howe gave
luncheon party yesterday at Pierre's
for Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stuart Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson gave
dinner party for twenty young people
at their home last night.
Miss Fanny wickes. who is in school
in Middleburg. Va. is passing the holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forsyth Wickes, in Tuxedo.
Mr.. John Duncan, who Is at Harvard.
is passing the holidays with his parents,
VI i.
ton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hennen Morris
have taken furnished the house at
Everitt and Meadowedge avenues. Hew-
lett. Ii !.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will be a guest
of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Reid. at Ophir cottage.
White Plains. for Christmas.
Mr.. Reginald C. Vanderbilt enter
tanned at luncheon at the Ritz zCarlton
yesterday for his daughter, Miss Cath
leen Vanderbilt
Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary will give a
children's party for her daughter. Miss
Eileen Burden, at 2S East Thi-ty-sixth
street to-day and a luncheon and din
ner tomorrow.
Mrs. T.. Shaw Safe Is at the Ritz
Carlton from Providence for fort
night. Senator and Mrs. J. Medill Nc
Cormick, who arrived by the George
Washington, are there for few days
before going to Washington.
Prince christopher of Greece and
Princess Anastasla went yesterday fore
noon by automobile from the A;nbassa-
dor Hotel, where \they are stopping. to
Tarrytown, where they were guests OF
Dr and Mrs. Joseph A. Blake atllunch-
con. They returned to entertain a Few
friends at tea in their apartment.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

BAG. gray. evening. beaded. "Wednesday
night between Montmartre and 5ist. Park
av.: large reward II returned TO owner
PHILIP McFADDEN. $50 Pnrk av.
$50 reward positively no questions ssked)
for return OF black patent leather suitcase
and dress box with contents intact. Lost on
Thursday Afternoon from automoe,Ie, on a3d
st. near 5th av. MRS. o. J. AHLSTROM,
40 East SD
SUIT CASE lost. mark II. r. T., Jr.. Jeff In
taxi Wednesday afternoon at 5:15 at S1st
TO- 10 a. ana r. ''T ToWNsEMb Sy eois s4s R a~sy, 9,
WALLET lost. containing $153 In bills and
three checks. Please return TO Nodler
Pharmacy. $50 Nostrand av.. Brooklyn. La
fayette 4io0 Reward
SILVER MESH RAG. lost. studded with
sapphircs, contained tortoise shell vanity
box marked v. l.. Reward. telephone Lenox
yeweiry.
BARPIN--Diamond. on Monday; liberal re-
ward. Phone Yonkers 4sJ. MITCHELL.
BRACELET, diamond and platinum, lost he
tween 35th st. and Grand Central Station
liberal reward for return. Mrs. J. A.
NEvIN, i5s Bowers St. Jersey City.
BUTTERFLY. small Diamond. between 81.
Regis Hotel. Metropolitan Opera House: $40
reward returned TO 81. Regis. Plaza $500.
DIAMOND SETTING from ring. $50 reward.
Mrs. Elliott. 20 9Th av.
EMERALD : LIBERAL REWARD; PEAR
SHAPED EMERALD. SURROUNDED ny
DIAMONDS. RETURN CASHIER HOTEL
CIATHAM. 18Th, vANDERBILT Av.
JEWELRY-At Riviera Theater Tuesday
night. chamois bag containing diamond
pendant. sapphire pin and diamond cluster
rings: liberal reward. Return $50 Dean ST..
BROOKLYN.
JEwEIRY-wii the party who found cha
rnois bag contninE jewclry In taxi Monday
night telephone Broad es4o? MEASURE.
PEARLS-String Of small pearls. with piati-
mum mounted diamond clasp. lost Monday.
December 1s, probably between 57th 81. and
Allerton House; reward. Worth sass.
RING-C;old slgnet on broadway near sTth
ST., initials l.. r.. X. TO H. u. E.. reward.
Phone Riverside 1872.
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WASHINGTON.

Vice. President Coolidge returned last
night from Reynoldsville. Pa. where he
made an address at the teachers con-
ference.
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The Amba ssador Of Great Britain and
LADY Geddes entertained members OF
the embassy staff at Christmas Gin
ner last evening.
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B 1 R T H S .

BETTMANN.-On December %, 1922. 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse w. Bettmann. a son.
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Found.

FoUND-On December ~, diamond and ruby
barpin. For Information address box s f22,
c05 Bway.
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D l E D,
In Meuorfam.

In Memoriam.
Brien. MiIlcent K. Gaynor. Thomas +
Cambreieng. S. G.. Pindar, Mary
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mrs William G. Rockefeller. Miss
Almira Rockefeller and Mr.. Godfrey s.
Rockefeller have gone to Overhills. N. c.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Mr. Henry T. Sloane has gone
Palm Beach to stay several weeks.