THE NEW YORK HERALD, SA1rURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1921. 9 and School PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. CHICAGO COMPAN YPRODUCES 7UNERAL SERVICES FOR DIED. Stage Women Cutler MANY NEW YORKERS\' OSWALD SPEIR TO-DAY ARf.'HE1MER.Fanny. on February 4, 192!. NEW YORK. aCed S3, beloved wife of Henry, beloved (other of Elsie Behloss, Svlma, Florie, Lambs Have Tea in Farce The last of the Junior Assemblies was CONDUCTOR MAR.INUZZI'S OPERA Expert in Terra Cotta Died oertrude and Leonard. Funeral at £»43 Boys Play leld last night In the Klts-Carlton and /tat 142d st., oil Sunday, February 6, ... £ ]IN A BIG HOTELFIRE' on irought out most of the debutantes of Suddenly Train. Tt 10 A. M. Soldiers' at the Plaza Ihe season and many of the second year X.. At Elizabeth, N. J.. February 3, Dugout 8 Iris. The dance was in all particulars "Jacquerie" Has First Funprftl KPrvIrp* fnr Hen; a 1 rl Kn«1r <21. Elizabeth McAdams. wife of Charles . Ike the previous cues of the season, « of the National Terra Cotta I. Hell. Funeral services at her late e Bon Air at Ga,, ecretary a<]} 432 on lie guests were received by Mrs at Manhattan andPerformance Augusta, Magic St., Monday, Februaiyreslence. * ociety, will be held at St. at 2 P. M. Former Service Men Return f!. Colt, Mrs. James Core King,RlchrdMrs. Km Without Loss Agnes's Chapel 7. Valter Mrs. W. Agreeable Destroyed 1 Went Ninety-second street this after- BEFtLIN..Sernuel N., February 2, 1921, Phelps Bliss, Murray Reception. red helovtd husband of be- 1 Courtesies Shown to Them I >odge, Mrs. Waiter B. James and Mrs. n oon. Mr. Spelr died suddenly Wednes- 81, Sarah, the of Life. 5United States and w ell known architects coun- IGES8Dr. Gordon H., on Febuary 3. France and nd 3. Opera Company at the ManhattanChicago one of the largest winter resort ho- among the BV~he Funeral Church E. like those that used to be in February y over. Ho was born in New Orleans (Frank Opera House last evening for the first In the was destroyed by flro b< B'way-6Gth st. February 5, 2 P.Carnptll,M. South, j'1 1864. For many years he was The annual St. Valentine s kettledrum time In this city. Mr. Marinuzzi is prln- jndetermlned origin which began at n with Terra IT..Minnie Eatelle Davis, widow of cat tonal school at 150 East Sixty-first the Perth Araboy conected imea Francis Burt. service at or the benefit of the Samaritan Home conductor For a C J, Funeral ex-servlee men clpai of the company. t) this morning and quickly spread otta Company, leaving in 1908 for the le residence of her brother, Henry K. street, yesterday repaid or the Aged will be held this afternoon Faclilc coast, where ho remained for ten l>avis, 2471 Devoe terrace, Bronx. Sunday n the Plaza ballroom under the brief period he writhed uneasily on the ill parts of the frame structure. Two some debts of kindness and courtesy In the >"ears. During th'j war he was active .enlng, February 6, at 8 o'clock. of the of Mrs. Gustav E. Kissel, presidentdlreclonthrone ot state, now more gracefully dred and sixty guests were ^ at convenience of family. Inierent during the war. Members Incurred the Gouvemeur si at the time, and all escaped per- >rj the construction of concrete ships if home: Mrs. Lewis by Miss Mary Garden. Mr. U>r the Fleet CA-NJAVAN..Mary, beloved wife of Charles i *mbn and the -Stage Women's War Re- Lawrence, Miss occupied al Injury. Many succeeded In re- Emergency Corporation St. Jorris, Mrs. Effingham in as of Pacific Marine ai.av&n, February 3. Funeral from lief were their at tea. The Lambs Antoinette Mrs. Clarence G. Marinuzzi's opera was produced ring all their effects, and of the re- vice-president the ^ugustino's Church, Garbling, N. Y., guests Martin, to a nd Construction Company. M at Ulnsmore and Mrs. W. Klntzing Post, in the course of tills season Chicagoand | IXIHInder there were few who failed onaay morning, feDruary 7. they had to thank for many dinners Mr. New York residence was ["here will be entertainments for b their most valuable possessions. Spelr's CC)N on 3. The Fu their clubhouse, and the women of the received with those acclamations which a t 26 Park. leaves a NEP-8..Jane, February and dancing. i»>ss to the hotel and guests Is estl- Gramercy He Church (Frank E. Campbell), B'wayral stage they had to thank for a thousand juvenileshall every act of the opera company in with Insurance to wdfe and four children. He was a mem- 6fith St., February 5, 1 P. M. acts of when were more :ed at $1,000,000, kindness they its homo town. Whether New York will amount of $650,000 on the hotel ber of the American Institute of Archt- COPIN ELL..Wilson C., February 3, 1921, helpless than are to-day. A dance to-night will be given by Mr. of at his they discover as much work to admire per. It is impossible to estimate the t<»ets, the New York Academy of lddenly, pneumonia, residence, The hosts of yesterday were men who ind Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris at 19 in the Sciences Arts Club. L. I. Funeral services at suffered by the guests because of and of the National eponsit. Memortal Far Rus?ll suffered wounds ond other hurts of war Hast Seventieth street for their may reasonably be doubted. have left the city J" Sage Church. near New t Louise Guests will fact that many L I., on Saturday, FebruaryRock*ay,r, at and spent time In hospitals Miss Morris. duug'ner, Mr. Donauty, who prepared the and are scattered about 1 A. M. Interment private. Wilson G. them tickets to come from Mr. and Mrs. those remaining J[AUPTMANN, DRAMATIST, DEAD York. Tho Lambs gave dinners given by of this found the hill. The of Augusta have Iornell was founder and president of the many plays, besides acting for them In Jr. Horace Harding, Mr. and Mrs. John lyric drama, libretto WL people vI'. G. Cornell Company. Special train ope ned their homes to the visitors, many w'111 Have their own club. The Stage Women'i I Mr. and Mrs. L. Cass to his taste in an uprisingmaterialsof . London, Feb. 4..Carl Hauptmann, Penn. station. Long Island -lenry Hammond,' ®P > whom have taken advantago of the st 10 A. M. Automobiles will meet saw I and William icrman author. Is dead, to a! Railed, War Relief to their transportation -edyard Mr. and Mrs. Jay peasants, as the title informs us. But Pfered according rain on arrival. Train will return < mm pro: hospitality. ® to the London Times from Ber- n and other comforts. Schicffellu. behind this revolt of rustics lies a most ~ section of the espatch after service. lmledlntely Edward Mrs. Charles Pblle the surrounding " Mrs. McVlckar, unpleasant history. It has already the Nathan on In his Mrs. Frederick W. flw city was lighted by flames, FBIIRIS..Henry, February 3. 1921. Dana Gibson, Mr. Clarence H. Mackay will give a been noted that there Is some ius. who is a regular visitor to Au- 8 1st year. Service at his late residence, and Miss Cottenet gH Fastchester road and Fanny Vanderbilt linner and small dance to-night at his between the motive of the resemblancedrama JjaML fubtn nnil tvhnao home orislnallv was Hauptmann shared In the prize offered Pelham Parkway, the women who made the lew 3 East street, and that of "Marta of the Lowlands." BP 111 which by the German Schiller Society for the feBtchester, New Tork city, Saturday, represented home, Seventy-lifth In lew York in 1908. He was among the POSTELL..Albert, on February 3. The soldiers Miss Mackay. daughcr.guests for his purposeL>onauty in the rebuilding of the hotel. He opened And to the party came Gene Buck and 5vlll Include friends of Miss offensive feudal and GGerman authors against whom the « Church (Frank E. Campbell), B'wayFural young particularly right his cottage to Lord and Lady Ashley 1th St., February 0, 3 P. M. Dffingham Pinto, Augustus Thomas, Its exercise has striven to rear a W[iss Yvonne who had the role Qr, *'rench Society of Authors and dackay. upon Gall, ' rks. who were guests of the hotel. Fritz Williams, James T. Powers, tragedy of emotions. of Isaura. to accounts, was b In 1914 decided to recommendPramatitsex- GEC)RGE..On Wednesday, February 2, Ned t he fire, according ® amuel D., beloved husband of Sarah Thomas Walsh, Thomas Ross, Mrs. William Leftwich Dodge and Mazurck and Iuaura are married, but cau defective wiring In a fuse box Pulslon. Wilton Lacknye, Leon Errol, sed by eorce (nee Garrison), In his 62d year, Sparks, Hiss Sara Pryor Dodge, granddaughter the feudal despot claims his right to rHE WINTER'S TALE' una er the main dining saloon. It was yuneral services will bo held at his late Walter Cotlett, Reginald Barlow, Frank c>f the late Justice Roger A. Pryor, will the first embraces of the bride. The scted at 2 :30 by the watchman, and JABEZ C. GILBERT. r< Btdence, 033 Macon St., Brooklyn, on Molntyre and many others who helped smil on on board the Panhandle were Siaturday, February 5, ut 4 P. M. Tuesday husband makes a frantic appeal to the ACTED FOR CHILDREN the servants of the establishment Jabez C. 73 and make the lot of the soldiers a bit brighter £Jtate to pass the remainder of the lord when that estimable returns to rooms to Gilbert, years old, despot aw:ikcned and sent all rho was in the bond business BERT..At Plalnfield. N. J., suddenly, and are glad of It. in France and from his c of the worn- engaged ^ i 1921. Jabez England. wlner visiting flnacee. The appeal ' 'iken the A few Thursday. February 3, War Produced for the guests. 1 this city, died Thursday night of c Gilbert, husband of Ella M. Gilbert, From the Stage Women's Relief might be successful were It not that a hakespeare were panic stricken, but the majority came Ml«s Bijou Fernandez. Mrs. James Thomas B. of is poplexy at his homo In West Eighth Si rvlces at his late residence, 31K West Felder, Jr. (above) Mr. and Mrs. Hakan note threat permitted to sound In N. Y. Kindergarten Assn. nie<1 orderly out of tho burning building Plain was the son :li St., Plalnfield, N. J., on Sunday, Metcalfe, Mrs. Shelley Hull, Mrs. Louise treet. field, N. J. He * as "Gwen" and Gordon McKenzie \ gave a dinner party last night In It whereupon the lord declares that ho aft(;r having packed and removed their o ebruary 0, at 3:15 P. M. Automobiles Olosser Miss Miss BJornstrom-Stef'anson f the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gil- 111 be In at Hale, Georgia Calne, Vander Beek as "Mabel." iheir house, 56 East Fifty-seventh will insist upon his claim "The Winter's Tale" was the Bomewhat efTeeta watting the Plalnfield Daisy Miss Maude b iert of New Haven, Conn., and had ti on arrival of the 2 o'clock train fromstaon Humphreys, Margery titreet, for Marquis Bagergrcn of In[explicable selection of a play per- T'here were In the hotel more than j,vcd here >ot of New York R. and others. And as a surprise there Has I nliappy Heroine. twenty years. Liberty St., city (C. and Rome, who arrived last week to a the- 10 of chemicals, but af>par- _ » of N. Stocklolm frirmed further the scheme of 5,0C gallons " J.). Interment private. came none other than Miss Lucrezls I1 rom were The hotel attend- a Italy. So far the moves well, atLre for children and Incidentally bene- entl y forgotten. of Club Presents "Noth- play tolerably tROUN..Charles H., on February 4, In Borl the Metropolitan Opera. Comedy in filt the New York Assocla- antis endeavored to extinguish the flames LOST AND FOUND. Is Misses Dorothy Sharps, Adele Ryan, But the second act the observant thea- Kindergarten 0O£h year. Senlces at his lata But the Truth" Before The American Minister to Portugal, tregoer will surely begin to ask ques- ti on at the Little Theatre yesterday by the use of tho water hose that dotted d 739 West 15flth St., N. Y. C. reslence, Geraldine Thompson, Nancy Yuille and ing (3ol. Thomag H. and Mrs. Birch, a.1tternoon. The manner of the No notice was given to the AUTOMOBILE STOLEN. dl evening', at 7 P. M. Interment Sunay Birch, tions. If all these people were trained production grounds. Vl Gertrude Sanford helped the men serve 1vho are at the Vanderbilt, entertained from childhood to this feudal w as described as which may Firb Department until the flames were REWARD. prlite. tea and made the prettiest waitresses T.arfrn Andiptu'p. recognize "synthetic," CADILLAC, coupe, 1918, Initials "H. G." it dinner there last evening. There wero then such a The b<5 the method referred to In the ad- beyond control. n jroi5NINOHAU8..At Lakowood, N. J.. ever. right, why tempest? both doors: Firestone and Goodrich shoes; _ .-... VJince as on the of the firemen was 4, 1921, Frederick 11. Hoenlnghaus, t:!ght guests. unhappy Isaura becomes quite demented announcement "resembling the EIffort part c ar No. 55 DP 444: lock No. 953: license No. beloved Fobuary 01 toward the surrounding is1. Y. 1920, No. stolen 2. V,early husband of Sara Beardslea and wildly beseeches .Vazurek to protect iglnal production made by Shakespeare dtrNEW YORK CITY. TELE- * ood. the Cutler School at 755 Madison subtlcss indicate were he alive sm:illor hotel across the street, and the of 3aehelors In the Vnnderbilt last night already done. The experience through to-day." jT,'HONE JOHN 8987. Hl;j 4T..On February Emily C., WEDS MISS STEWART won which she has uch is the omniscience of modern stage Got>drlch shop, an establishment that : 4, daughter avenue, who have In recent years vere given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert passed has robbed her of . reward will be paid for Information lead- o:f the late William 8. and Magdalene and Fish her reason and she falls dead. 11lanagers! cat ers to the guests of the two hotels, lng to recovery of a 1921 Ford, black coupe Schureman Hunt. In her fc2d vear. Fu- a high place as amateur actors, gave Bacon Mrs. Hamilton OgJen presently Leaves for Palm Armstrong. Naturally Mazurek vows vengeance. One Curtains which enclosed a square arc tho most prominent. These efforts 1>ody, motor No. 4343126. license No. 264304 nthe cast. The students appeared In a revival had taken place. 'r lely picturesque and beautiful costumes A. Pierce, New York ; Louts Brooks, New night. In vicinity Plymouth Theatre. Re- Reformed Church, 4th st. and 2d av.. w ere "^ard. Phone Qramercy 5171. di 2 o'clock. Interment private. founder of the firm, and Miss Elizabeth of James C. Montgomery's excellent Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Garfield have However. In this same second act are the striking features. They did not Vot k; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Zeigler, New Sunay, Stewart of New York and rvlhor oynlWlUn. # 1-. . . » vail to savo it from the quality of Yoi Hartshorne, New York; Jews'ry. 1CAI 3PES..On Friday, February 4, 1981, Mary but the Truth," which :ome from Williamstown, Mass.. to the v...v.v.wicuuai tyranny in k; Hugh oulso K&ppes (nee Winters), widow of were married In the farce, "Nothing a few the collection of the tributes due the mateurtshness, nor was there valiant cltj Mrs. Frank Tilford. Miss TUford yesterday Pittsburg Belmont, where they will remain j1! .IBERAL REWARD.Lost. eve harles Kappes. Funeral service on bride's home. 1 West Sixty-fourth street. William Collier made famous on lord. In the third act the la In this particular from the actors, nnri Mrs. L. B. White, New York; Mr. Thursday £ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at her Sunaylate lays. "Jacquerie" u ho were nlng, February 3, between 32d st. and Mr. Cowperthwalt, who is 72 years old. (uprising of peasants) takes place. The always Intelligent enough but aru1 Mrs. W. J. Turner-Lynch, New 5th St., diamond hoof no questions J!;Vome, 293 Tompkins av., Clifton, Btaten Broadway. or earring; iland, N. Y. Is a son of Samuel N. and rustics .assault irely eloquent Illusory. Indeed, y0] R. G. Stoal, City; I. J. « sked. Finder communicate with FOX & Cowperthwalt In 1891 a few enthusiastic members Davis, wife o? Sir Mortimer the castle and set It 17 Jersey rk; grandson of J. K. Cowperthwalt, who Bady afire. William, the father of lere was very little about tho perform- Mltchell, Jersey City ; B. I. Jones, Jersey VFELLER 31 Nassau St.. New York city. KIMIBAI.L.Adeline. The Funeral Church of the senior class of the school Davis of Montreal, sailed Thursday for Isaura, nee to to but the on Frank E. Campbell), Broadway. 66th St., established the well known firm In drags forth the bride of the appeal any adolescent cit y; Albert 8. Cox, New York; John I/OST.A diamond and platinum bar pin, 1. 2 a dramatic club primarily for the England on board the Aquitanla. Glorianda, who must have felt he ruuon ft.., D«iwe«n rierponi ana jav hif., 'ebruary 3, P. M. Chatham square 113 years ago. The organized feudal lord, and hands her over to laygoer, that Conroy, East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. KIP..At purpose of stimulating an appreciation as done whatever other Irooklyn. Wednesday night. Very liberal Passaic, N. J., February 2. 1921, bride, who Is a daughter of the late ilazurek. the being good, his h" IV v;roBDy ana n. vruauy, ui., ul eward. Mrs. GEO. C. 37 Pros- V/ Hard Hobart, son of Walter of the drama and to give the Mr. and Mrs. William Fellowes unhappy husband. He S( nsatlons have TILYOU, youngest John Baxter Stewart of Pittsburg and finally embraces and kisses her, but she may been. js'hp. X. Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Gold- p ect Park West. Brooklyn. a; nd Lllla 8. Kip. aged 22 years. Funeral self-confidence and a facility of Jr., have come from their home in ...... Mrs. Stewart of that city, Is undergraduates Morgan,begs for Matrurck Rto ne, New York: Mr. and Mrs. P. .T. f.IBERAL reward for return of diamond aturday, February B, at 2 P. M.. from expression before an audience. They Itount KIsco to the Belmont Hotel. pity. suddenly pictures _ j?ssldence of his parents, 60 Lafayette av. years the Junior of Mr. twentyone Isaura In the same plight. He 't over- O ne and C. H. Scott of Scarborough, bar pin. lost on Av. J., between 21st st. and Ijiterment at laid an excellent foundation a3 the PECIALSTS CONFER ON * v. J stntlon, Flatbush, or on Brighton convenience of the family. Cowperthwalt. Club come and liberates Glorianda. Here at J.; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dumont, KUI The ceremony was performed Dr. of tho Cutler Dramatic Mrs. Borcnzo Armstrong entertained N. Mrs. Albert H. Wheeler, leach subway train going to city. Phone v'HARDT..Of pneumonia, at Greenwich, by has been year permanencythe least we have a human and genuinely MISS LORRAINE'S CASE PUInfield. J. J'ranklln 1734. No questions asked. C onn., February 3. 1921, George W. John Murray, pastor of the First Justified .year by by i. number of friends at the iv Mrs. and Mrs. G. H. Hum- son and annual yesterday dramatic touch. Nei York; f.OST.Pearl ears crew with one diamond Jr., of George FarnhamFarn»m. Church of Divine Science of Now York. high character of Its Club at auction and tea. R. Broolyn; "[athartno Flagg Kunhardt, aged 10 members wen Colony The materials of the libretto, les, Bronxvllle; Fallen, from 5th av. and ."2d to Brooklyn in sub- to the Illness of tho bride's The have performances. despite /Lcfress in Plaster Cast in Hos- N. the Rev. « reward. 252 75th lontlis. Funeral private. Owing dramatic associations their unpleasant character, are not jhrR. Bland, Cranford, J.; ay: Apply JENSEN, St.. mother, the guests were limited to In college prominenceMr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Orosvenor of Not Act iieinry Harrison Hadley, Syracuse; F. Irooltlyn. LOC [RE..At Westfleld, N. J., on February *. and on the stage. George to musical treatment, but It is unsuitedpital May Again. 921, John N. Locke, husband of Belle D. members of the two families. They professional Washington are at the Vanderbilt for a c. Kincaid, Riverside, Conn.; Mr. and I.OST.Diamond barrette hair slide, lost l! services S. Andrew Fox. Jr. that therj Is not more unfortunate 1 on Park av. between 58th and loe, In his 75th year. Funeral Included Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Piper (Princeton), "ew days. Friends of Miss Lillian Mrii. J. C. Wllklns, Atlantic City; Dr. and February t his late residence, 603 Clarke St., and Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. (Vale), Floyd Parker (Princeton), for contrast of moods. The opportunityagony Lorraine, who 2d sts.; $30 reward on return to CARTIEK, } Cowperthwalt r<(11 on an Mrs. E. J. Porton, Atlantic City ; Mr. R. .33 5th av.; no asked. N. J., on Sunday, February 6,Westleld.1921, sons and Thomas Achaells and S. Rankin Drew begins almost the moment the curtain early Monday morning Icy questions J an p m Cowperthwalt, Mr. and Mrs. George jRy Gould and from that time on the com- si tlewalk and fractured or dislocated Trowbridge and Mrs. Frederick R. REWARD of Mr. Miss Virginia made their debuts before the footlights rises, M; $100 M 5VOY..At Stamford, Conn., on Wednes- I Cowperthwalt; daughters-inlaw yesterday for tiydr place at startedHigh poser Is compelled to de- h8th and Far Rockawa.v. BLACK, of the late sister. cast In But the fiom him something In the nature of a ft whether she will act again Partdoubtilof TAKR & FROST, 3th av. and 48th. NBY..Mary Gamble, widow unmarriedLast night's "Nothing MriJ* j. Schwing, New York: L. T. Weiss, S kopje A. Qulnby, M. D.. on February 3, Mr. Cowperthwalt and his bride have was as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley gave a conductor's opera, a score fashioned of h er body Is In a plaster cast. She $100 REWARD 1 at her Y. Truth," ®rt>OKiyn ; w. M. jonnson, riacmnsacn. , 021. residence. New York, N. started for Palm where Bennett Charles Reginald do Hales TT Albert E., beloved husband < Ml" and Mrs. P. F. roor, E. H. Bey- %VEINBKRO. 003 Mh av. dearly Florida they will go to California, and Bishop I)oran George Edward Woods. Jr. V'ork. fl reported, and she Is able to move J*rst eL^ f Ella Bower Scott. February 4. 1021. Clarence Van Dusen....L. Richard Bambaya Performance Haa Merit. no' New York; Judge and Mrs. Bob- $200 reward for return diamond horseshoe s upon their return will establish their Jr. t)iem about freely. In any event. It Is ds, ervlces will be held at his late residence. Dirk Donnelly. .Herman William Merkle, S. Lovett, New York; Mr. and Mrs. brooch: lost between Park av., 23d st. and 0M West 1.17th st., on Sunday evening at home In New York. Mr. Cowperthwait Gwen Thomas Bradsford Felder, Jr. The Ambassador of Peru and Mine. Something of this sort Is Indeed the p:xpected that It will be a long time E. and Mr. and Mrs. 1 irlck Church. BROOCH, 75 Herald, Her- « o'clock. a In N. Mrs. E. M. Ralston. ..Thomas R. Bridges, Jr. at a leaves the Aries Ru#more has had home Englewoort, J., Pezet were guests of honor dinner result, but Mr. Marlnuzzl has succeeded *>'efore she hospital. G. New York. ifLiJL HHT 7A..On Michael beloved Borne time. Hie first wife died four Ethel... Francis Edward Bade Third ^ IJohman, February 2, J., for Mnbel Gordon MacKenrle Van det Beek last evening given by the in Imparting to his work a melodic Wearing Appartl. h usband of the late Ellen Shea (ne* years ago. The present Mis. Sable Alfred Clark Andrews I Secretary of State and Mrs.AssistantMerle flavor which Is not palpably a borrowed C1'Hrlen) and loving father of Beezey. a friend of the WEDS FOR FOURTH TIME. ^ E. and Hannah Funeral has been close CowpertowaitMartha (the maid)... .Henry Hebsrt Chllde Smith. one, but seems at a first hearing to have uiST OF TALMADCE i.OST.In Hudson tubes, between 84th St., lary A. Rhea. for many years. The was with the New York, and Jersey City, on Monday ' rom his late residence. Van Cortlandt family play produced a certain quality of its own. Park Routh (238th st. suhway). Saturday, Pratt and * Irs. Marlon Cilhoolry t arry Now SISTERS ENGAGED venlng. January 25, package containing of Dean Wlnthrop cooperationMrs. August Belmont and Miss for an adequate review of this new oblln blue gown, beaded with F'ebruary 8. at 9:30 A. M.. to St. John's as aids In Preparatlon panels, lining THOMPSON.CVRRY. Walworth Cady. They had j Holt are stopping at the Wlnl'redHotel work was not possible, and all that can >lr«. Thompson, Writer's Bride. o match: reward. L08T ARTICLE DEPT., Church, Ktngshrldge. where a solemn a nrranging the stage settings and proper- ]Lafayette. vfaldorf-Astorla. 0 mass will be celebrated. Intermentreulem Mrs. Marlon Oilhooly Curry, be offered to-day Is a very sketchy Mrs. Marlon italie to Be Bride of Buster Calvary. Automobiles. the late Patrick Hamilton ties Kowrt Liony nauiman. lease copy. by mother, Mrs. Matthew whom was assigned the duty of as possible out of the first of theee. on as Mrs. Marlon said Wire and letter, according to Miss i 78th »t. A. R. LEE A 15 them were witnesses at the hearing In Andrews of Cleveland. Gllhooley Curry by 3. CO., INC.. -JTTRSBY..At Mount Hope, N. Y.. the decorations, devised an elaboratearrangngEdward Johnson sang very well Indeed s|ae would take care of him. Tal madge, as Buster Is In California \Yllllam st. iMd' February 3, 1921, Sidney Tliursby. Washington conducted by Senator Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale Warren of arnlval scheme. of as and Miss Yvonne Gall as' Thursay. Lights varying Maturek, ma:king pictures. He will come East In Cat*. Doge, Ac. b elnved husband of Edith M . and father Mrs. Thompson secured a divorce from Plalnfleld, N. J., announced the ihades over decorations /.mum was eauallv Praiseworthy. The n f and Sherman In Rowland A. played ranging y, but iihe does not know herself when Sidney, Jr., Thursby, her first husband, Curry. of their daughter. Miss Maryengagementn color from deep rose, through pink to choruses wore sung rather weakly, but JIALE HAMILTON'S NEW PLAY. will take met L.OPT.Old white female toy poodle In Central Is (">flth year. Services at his late When return from a trip ^ wedding place. They J.1 Mount Hope, N. Y., on Paturday, they wedding to Mr. Eric L. Hedstrom, sonWarren,of white. the orchestra played excellently. Mr. r In New and she Park near 72d St.; reward of |23, no reslence. Mr. and Mrs. will live In this fou years ago York, Return to 27 E. 62d st. ehruary 0. at 3:13 P. M. Tralo leaving Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hedstrom, of A fanfare of trumpets gave to the Marlnur.zl conducted his own opera and co-Slsr In "Dear Me" Also Work- ha?in't seen him for two years, but keeps quesIons. rand Central 2:10. Train at High Bridge city. a 8100 REWARD I Buffalo. >pening of the ball proper military received abundant applause from an Father's ,r!" of how he looks by watching him :k . r train leaving Sedgewlck av., Putnam lote. Mrs. Palmer, wife of Col. John audience of moderate size. Inor on "Her Honse." f or return of red chow doe, female. 8 years '(vision. at 2 20 P. M. novlea. ! 0 lost In neighborhood of West R7th St.; no rId; The McA. Palmer, and Col. William Welgel Hale Hamilton, who with Miss Grace «atalle's marriage will complete the questtona asked. Telephone Schuyler 114i8. -I,IAM8..Gertrude Krothlngham. >f staff received the those in the were La Is In "Dear y'uneral Church (Frank E. Campboll), corps headquarters, Among audience Hue appearing Me" at c|r",:le, for Constance became the bride Found. II at. 5, 4 P. M. behalf of the hosts and Mrs. John Ames Misa Beth tlle also Is 'way-lWtli February tuosts in Mitchell, Republic Theatre, worklnr Qf John PagHaloa about a month ago. WI>,'TER..On February 3, 1921, Magnus Q, UOT and they, with Mrs. Shartle, wifehosesses,Martin. Mr. Rlccardo Martin, Mrs. Will- o n his other play, "Her Father's F'OUND.January 26, Broadway*, 42d St., F Winter, ag-*d 03 years, beloved husband &(£lt> j >f Col. Samuel CI. and Col. iam H. A. Misa Gor- H which he has done In black and tan setter Relatives w »* « « Ma JWUiJU Shartle, Stafford, Feilowes louse," *705 FOR LANG-YAO VASE. |. Urn- dog. 410 East nlf Mary Winter. ahd friends, rchestra Twenty-second Infantry, Phillips, Harrison Rhodes, Purdon yout comedy life Invited to attend funeral i some Yainanaka sale at the American Art Gal- re respectfully inder the leadership of Sergeant Lcschel, Robinson, Rawlins L. Cottenet and it Oakland. Cel., suggested ENGAGED. rvlcts on Saturday. Ftfrunry 3, at 8 >layed an Inspiring air. Then there George Whiteiey. cl tango* and was stored away to await lerles, held yesterday afternoon and p M., at his late residence, lit Reservoir INTROiDUCE was dancing for four hours, with an _ tl>e signal from John Golden, who pur- evenlng, totalled respectively $111,425 and vITALKER.FOND..Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas * v., Jersey City. Funeral Sunday, private, j for supper at midnight Inerval ANOHO THR PI,AVtiOEIls. Cbased the producing rights. js/152.50, making the grand total for the M Pond announce the engagement of their Wt>niiWARD..On Thursday, February S. sail« to date $76,635. daughter, Sophie M laplee, to George N, IIKM, at his residence. 28 Gramercy Park, Among those who saw "Deburau" at 'It the afternoon sale the highest price Walker of Washington, D. C. C harles Frederic Woodward, In the (14 RECEPTION FOR MRS. MILLER. the Bela sco Theatre last were RESORT NOTES. nr of his age. son of the late William right Wft!< $775, pahl by W. W. Seaman, agent, of Cou tty EARLY SPRING Mr. and Mrs. Peter 8. Grant, Mr. ______,'oodward, Esq., Oloughprlnr. Mr. K. 8. BEACH. n snng-de-boeuf J.ang-Yno vase of MARRIED. ?Ipperary. Inland. Funeral services at Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, wife of Gov Knight, Bellou andAlfreda PALM K'ang-hsl period. E. I. Farmer gave a race Church Chantry. Broadway and 9 10 Miller, will attend a reception at the party of friends and Mrs. William Coe. New 0 fnr nn tmni>r1nt «l11r velvet an,1 i.nl.1 C ATT.RTFWART. - Elisabeth 'mhop» Brooks. p Mr. and Mm. St John Wood 0. New York city, on Friday, February 4, )f the art to meet In the audience at the Fulton olnclana. 1921. loading organisations to see id Cecil Hodgeman are also thero from 1 n the evening B. C. Carter paid the ihe first lady of the State. "Enter Madame" were Mr. Wllilam A. v. tiest for a INCHARP..In loving memory of me Coats ew York. | blgl price. $»75, Ming painting Blare-hard, died ?htline Mrs. Hitchcock Is chairman Prince, Mr. Wells B. Root and Mr. Mur- a DI E DLdlenr mother, Seraphlne Day Itlpley a full DT j< Norman E. Mack arrived here from nobleman, length portrait. S, 1912. Daughter Ketelle. n, Jr.. Pittsburg late Between ursess. Cordon H. l<«cke, John N. u. eband, Leon Corey Itlgge, who died In tU'iiv/ri and Mra. R. B. Sisters. B. r K. j crepe and other id Mra. Samuel Dick and iirt, Minnie D. McEvry, Mary C. or Angetee, February B. 1920. Julia Spring |! obcrts of Atlanta. T he will of John K. -inavan. Mary Qutt.by. Mary rj. *. Igga and Daughter. Aheam, Tammany ponmrs, Jane Albert Mra. are the i. Hrott, H. Mr. and Albert Spalding ler, and at ono time President of the ornetl, Wilton O. Shea. MIrhael ,T. materiilis, on jests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright ~r £errla, Henry Pmlth. Marnaarot M. designed ough of Manhattan, leaven $5,000 1 Need / " uthrldge at the Everglades Club. [.ostell, Albert Pnyder, William P. In 1rime of Need Oti'll unusuI !> to hla two sisters, Mary Ann and nicnrKo, Samuel P. Sne|r. THIS AFTERNOC)N AT 2 O'CLOCK Mra. Charles S. Plllsbury gave a . Oswald ttractioe and a Aheam. both of 242 Madlaon ave-: Ollhert, Jabes p. ew. SMnev youthful nclieon at the Everglades to-day for nrroiin Charier H. tTllllama. Gertrude L,. I. F. > CONCI.UDUNG SESSION M rs. William R Sweatf. Mrs. William Flushing, According to the oentnshaus. F. H. winter. Magnus fl ument, which was filed for J] F. f Misa Clara Harrington and probate n unt, Emily C. Woodward. Charles F. M ' to conform Reddlck. ' , c] ho office \f(EJat Cndertakera. with the * Isa Mary McBaln. ,n, Surrogates' yesterday, Mr Yt /] I At The American Art Galleries Ahearn had no real property. The In Memnrtnm. ff*Call *'2070 Rtreriida | le of his In B Madison Square South, New York AIKEN. personal estate placed at lanchard, Peraplilnt IUsrs, Leon C. ^ ilhouellet which t than $10,000. K [ocpchen, C. A. . 107lh St. & Amsterdam Ar. promplay ' irrint /lespofck to Tne New Yoag Hnut.n. brahnm the theatrical Erlsnger. AVPKTISON..I-eonora Franees, beloved wife F Hram heat New fork A Brooklyn THE IMPORTANT IT EMS OF THE GRAND I Aiken, S. C., Feb. 4..Mrs. Herbert jager, was one of the witnesses of Si an of Charles t>, Anderson and mother of arrived at Ssllco ___ important part | lark of Philadelphia will, which was dated October 14, Charl"s D., Jr., ami Tlovnl M.. sud ottage the of Mra. Clar- to-day, guest 1V,(». denly, February 2. Funeral services at . ice W. Dolan. her late home, 1.'1 Webater plaee, tlrooklyn. ^ Mode. Saturday, February 3, 1:30 I'. M 1 S200 Spring 1 . Mrs. Andrew T>. White, widow of the AI.DRRT K. fCall CalawUewa *¥ Yamanaka Collection SCOTT. A 1S.M tterrlce i inner Ambassador to Germany, and .PPEls..At hi* home, Oreene av.. £ A Complete Funeral The Kale will he ondurted Mr. THOMAS E. KIRBT. | by Ilrooklyn, N. Y., on TTturaday, Februa-v 3. in an etmoapkere of reflnrmcat ml | ."J las of N. Y., arrived A Ibert E. Scott, a lieutenant of the end his asslIntuitu of th« Maglll Ithaca, 1921, Fdward John, beloved aon of Ed- 1 Th* bett colt* 10 mere." navy, taupe and brown are the Palmetto Inn to-dny. Seo rtnd New York Heavy Field Artillery ward and Anna Appel (nee Jaekle) and I lH| AMERICAN ART ASS Arrivals to-day at Highland Park during the civil war. died yesterday in brother of Mildred Appel, In hla lflth year. I FRANK C. CAMPBELL I f <£§3$% JOCIATION, Managers Funeral services at St. Andrew"* Luth- I Mndl««n i< « u Md r'., i otel Include and Mrs. Alfred his home, West 137th street. He was the preclominating shades. iflffiJjjM Sq. South, Kntrnr si Judge erait Church, St. Nicholas av. and liar- I "THE FUNERAL CHURCH" be. W] ^ Murphy anil Miss M argot Murphy of 74 jrears old. Several years ago ho re- Sunday after noon. February t'. a' I (Non-Sec'.ntlrn) etrolt and Mra. J. Clancy and Miss tired from the interior decorating bus!- 2 30 o'clock. Interment Lutheran Ceme- V BraaJway at Mtli Si JjL I Peters of New York. i new 1 tery. I