THE *. Outgoing passengers for Europe to- Hills, William It. Merikle, liilas V. Virginia Representative Was 1'rt.rireriiot, K. I . Meyer, Ca rrie H. morrow will include Mrs. Elistaa Dyer, ais Campled!. James B. Murphy, Sophronla K. Mr. Grenvllle Temple Emmet, Mr. and Ponselle Elvira at Metropolitan Serving Eleventh Term. t'atliri, Nine T. It< P.*. Minnie , on Her Neal Mrs. William Payne Thompson and Mrs. Clark. William ,s> hf-nrk. G l\. W Birthday Wainwright Frederick CranniT. Mary I.. Simons Mary C. Havemeyer. Washington, Dec. S..Congressional Crist. luiia I' Smith, Mary A. Ruffo. business was suspended to-day out of In-ven, GjsrarN "Utpheti. Kdna E Mrs. Charles E. Tracy has closed her Indisposed. Replaced by respect to Representative Henry D. f ipple. Ar.nl® \ Thompson (Bliss) ,F B. Luncheon Given by Mrs. W. H. the Uuoe, Jatries \Vak*-maii, A. H country place In Highland Falls, N. Y., Danise. and Martinelli Has Flood of Virginia, chairman of Fa k. Frances Wilson. Patrick a. "Burr at the Plaza Serves and, after passing a week with her Democratic Congressional Commit tee, Ferry. Clark I;. Wil W. t . Mrs. Thomas G. Cook In Tuxedo yfr whose ileath, caused by ht art trouble, Gardner, Ctuirles II. Wing. Mary A. sister. Title Role. Caroline A. Park, Is a guest of her sister. Miss Grace occurred shortly before noon. Hiti.t), Double Purpose. The Bigelow at 21 Oramercy Park. Her House immediately after going In Mcniorlani. daughter. Miss Anne H. Tracy, sailed for / into session adjourned until to-morrow Europe with Miss Anne Morgan, but will Hy W. J. HENDERSON. after adopting resolutions of regret, Naughton. Jennie M. Mcftorley. Alary Mrs. Willam H. Burr gave a luncheon return the middle of Verdi's l.afer the Senate adjourned, until January. "Ernani" was sung at the « // yesterday at the Plaza which served a out of respect to the dead MondayACKEFIT..Kuddenlv. a; her home, 89."> W:, Metropolitan Opera House last evening l J as av., Vonkers. N. Y-, on Thursday.rhurton was T. Dana of 14 who hairman of the Rresentative,House Oecerrber Ida France' wife" double purpose* It to introduce Mr. and Mrs. David after a period of silence since Affairs 191" S. Baldwin, East street have come from enduring Foreign Committee in of Nelson L. Ackert. Notice of funeral Iter daughter. Miss Anne Burr, and also Sixty-flftli 1903. The the resolution that a nereausr. to her Lenox,. to the Ambassador, where opera was produced at the declaring introduced oelebrata daughter's birthday. Maaa., state of war existed the B. A'.,it on. The 1' ar*. Metropolitan on 28 of that between United ATKINSON..Harold Jn the centre of the table, which was t.lso Mx. and Mrs. Le Roy King. January year States and the Imperial Governments of ueral Church (Campbell HuiloliiR). Broad decorated with pink flowers, was placeu ajid had its final performance on Febru- Germany ami Austria-Hungary. ay, tiflth St., Friday, 11 A. M. w a birthday cake with candles, and !t Am rh:tirmjin nf t)\r> /.rv Tr».-_ HILLS..Suddenly. on December (1, Mrs. Paoit Fitz Simons, Mrs. McDnugall ary 21. The - s," 1(121.. contained the provcrbltl luck singers engaged in the William It. Bills, husband of Agne-. plecee, Hawkes and Mrs. Raymond T. Baiter series of rltorles, Mr. Flood was author of the Bills and father of Arthur. Funeral from thimble, coin and ring. in the representations were Mme. Ills Miss Burr's joined friends at luncheon Serr.brlch resolution admitting New Mexico and late residence, 122 Kast had st., Fri father. Mr. William Hotel yesterday. Ambassador as Elvira, Mr. de Marchl as ArlJtonn. to Statehood. day. December 9, 1921. Requiem mass Burr, was for many years a Hubert Ernani, Mr. Scottl as Don Carlo* and at 11 A. M. at St. Ignatius Loyola Church. at Columbia, but he has retiredprofessor Mr. Flood had been in ill health for With st. and Park av., city. Interment and has been living with his family Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell pave a Edouard de Ileszke as Don Ray Gomes several weeks. As chairman of the State Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Tarrytown. N. T Democratic . in New Canaan. Conn. His wife is >eeterday at the Colony Ciub and di Silva. Mr. Mancinelli was the Committee he took an active CRUOGEUHOF. Edward Everett. alter a luncheon part, in the recent Gubernatorial short lllnues, at his home, 1129 Lexington of Suffragan Herbert sister last night gave a dinner there. av. Funeral at Bishop conductor. In Virginia, hut since the electioncampaign services St. James's Shipman. The Church. Madison av. and 71st st., Friday. ; The guests opera has, however, been heard had been unable to attend sessions of December 9, at 11 A- K. Interment private. Included Misses /Susan Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Holiins. Jr., of lie Beatrice Bayne, Jean Douglas.Gibney. Crickholly. their courrtry place in East in this city since that time, owing to Congress, died In his Washington CAMPBELL.At Suffern, N. V., December 8 Margaret MacMlllln. Martha Syk.'s, the home. 1921. James B. Campbell, beloved husband Isllp, are at the Hotel Lorraine. Industry of the tireless Mr. of I-etltla Letson Campbell. Notice of Mary Noyes, Alice Bowker. Mary Alloc Serving his eleventh term in Con gress, funeral Jane merstcln, who produced It at the Ham: Mr. Flood represented the Tenth Vir- hereafter. Barney, Currier. Margery CATLIN . Nino T., con of 'harlee A. and Adele Thompson, Hayes Blake,Andrews. Mrs. Craig Riddle gave a luncheon hattan Opera House on December 11, sinia district. His home was in M. T. at Pierre's. her guests Manj lha Catlln, November 8, at Shanghai. Gwendolyn Coombe. Clarlsse de Khani, yesterday Among »«»i. xfin singers were Mme, kuss as where burial will be Appomattox,after China, in his 29th year. Anita Blaine Damroach. Harriet Paige were Mrs. Brady Harriman, Mrs. funeral services here Monday. Speaker Elvira, Mr. Bassi as Mr. CLARK..On December 8. William Stevenson Greene, Rosalie Paul Barclay, Ann Noel Rawlins and Mrs. EugeneHerbertS. Ernani, Uilleit is expected to announce Clark. In the 42d year of his age. beloved Cornelia Helen Lowe as Don Carton and Mr. ArimondiAncona the selection of a to-morrowof eon of Mary L. t'lark ana the late Thomas Phelps, Strong, Reynai. committee Clark. .Rice, Kute Darlington. Eliabeth as Don Ruy. A second and last eighteen Representatives to represent Notice, of funeral later. Elinor C. Stewart, Wllma Kohler. the House at the funeral. CRANMER..At May wood. N. J.. Docemb'. Sturgls. Mr. Lloyd Warren gave a small dinner ance took place on December 28.perform! 8. widow of A II1BS,II 111-.: "III. 1921, Mary I-ouisa, Joseph at tor Lord j CranmT. in her Funeral set Louise Wednesday night Sherry's Mr. Gatti-Casazza is a believer in the 7.1th yar. J>Mia Baldwin. Trippe, Thekla and Lady Gran&rd. The other guests vices at her late residence, 37 Lenox av Wigand, Margaret Thompson, Candace included the Marchioness of Crewe, Miss early Verdi and his belief was greatly LOST AND FOUND. Maywood, on Saturday, December 10. a: Woodruff, Sylvia Goddard, Betty Cornelius 2:30 o'clock. Interment Cedar Lawn Cecilia Banks, Margaret Cushman, I_ ..... Violet M. de Trafford, Mrs. strengthened by the popular favor ATTTOMODII,R STOLEN. Cemetery. Vanderbllt, Mr. E. de Peyster Livingston stowed upon his revival of "Da Forzabej SPECIAL, CRIST..At on lsabelle Craig. Barbara Schnlewtnd. del Chandler REWARD. Stamford. Conr... Wednesday, Betty Merchant, Grace and Mr. Francis W. Crownlnshield. Destino." Whether a similar meas- Dispatch 11*21 Car No. 100337. December 7. 1921. Julia Parker, wife of Mary Whitmore, ure of approval will be dealt out to N. J. license 103338. special nickel disc the late Stephen R. Jrtrt. Funeral Alilstrom. Janavinoo Kerens. 1/ouise wheels; two extra side lightu: spot 011 will be held at the residence of serviceslier ' "Erneni" light Bensel. Roberta Rhodes, Lysbeth Mr. Ogden Mills will give a dinner for remains to be determined by left; new side glass lenses; Initials "J. J. L." daughter. Mra C. II. Baldwin, Hhlppan the calculations of Earl Dewts and between <1o>rs "to en December 8 Margaret Bavetiport and HelenMiller,. I i his son-in-law and daughter. Lord and his from tith Point, Stamford. Conn., on Friday aids. By way of it as-, end 13th .t. Communicate with E. n. 1 ;30 o'clock. Automobile wjl! afternoonme" t I.a Fetra. Qranard, at 2 East Sixty-ninth explanation may 7". Fulton , Lady that these, are the b' ember 9, at 8 P. M < their house in Fairfield, Conn., of can - bg&T^-fi 0. closed deemed a yum money; finder keep money and n. Bull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .-',-Afw ;:-:h : i£ revolutionary creation. It no DIPPLE..On Thur; Dei ember 8, Annie <,$&¥'W& 'y,V> and returned to 882 Fifth avenue. followed questions asked; liberal reward. Mrs. A. V. (nee 111 wll of (Tharlea '' closely "Nabuco" and "I ftiur. rich), Charles DippD. Hudson Bull of 702 Madison ^ ' ' < - I « MURO, Boulevard, Oltv. v% '<3 -. ^ and was produced in VeniceUmihardi"in 0019. Jersey C'cgen Funeral service) at her late residence. 7 avenue. The other guests were Misses '." Mrs. 1". I-Ienrv Harriman will arrive 18i4. Its St. Frances plurc, Friday, December 9. Katherina V. flery dramatic style, so IAJ8T.Wallets on 8 P. M. Interment A. M Adams, Marguerite ' at the Broadway, between 34th Decembc 10, 10 ' this week after a ten day's stay from Hatmaker, MaudJurtrensen,V. V '' JH the sugary refinementsdifferentof and 10th sts.: small waile.. aiso black Automobile cortege. Consuelo_ Plaine, Virginia. Bellini and the vapid brilliancy of the leather wallet, containing money and vulua- DUCE..On December 7. 1921, James Dt'te. aurnsine, L>ouise KetcK, Genevieve facile bio papers relating to my .sons, killed In the father of Mrs. William Alleen de Haven Donizetti, gave it immediate sue- war; reward. Mrs. RE.VWICK W. McMoekan and Flannery, Virginia Cawthra, Mrs. Neal Wainwright. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Miibank have cess. The advent of an which Miss as Elvira arid Giovanni Martinelli as Ernani. BLAUVELT, airs. William H. Johnston. In London and Eleanor McCarthy. Mrs. Bull will opera had Rosa Ponselle 4S White av. South Nyack, N. Y. England. In duo time notion of funeral returned from Port Chester. N. Y., to not only melody, but also passion and lost.- service give a reception for her daughter on the 16 East Sixty-seventh t.ihermi reward and no questions yvlll bo published. their house at character, set Italy by the ears. But asked for the return of fitted dress suit on afternoon of December 24. left on FAGK..Suddenly, December 7. 1921. at street. mere than three-quarters of a century of type, there need be no surprise it the at Aeolian Hall. His recitals are case, sidewalk, 2:30 P. M. December her residence, 415 w. 115th St.. Frances Mrs. Clarence St urges will give a 6. In front of 6 East 77th st. Return to 407 beloved wife of Couple AVill Make Home in musical progress have given us a per- middle aged opera renews its youth. in plan and have theme connectedPark av. Arnold L., mother of luncheon to-day at the Rltz-Carlton for Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons and her spectlve which At the first recital he sang Frances J. Falk and daughter of Frank her places "Ernani" near the programmes.LOST.Handj and two and Jennie Funeral debutante daughter, Miss Martica This After Their daughter. Miss Elizabeth W. Emmons, vanishing point. With Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt In Box sor.gs hearing upon "The Soul of grip brief cases, from Jaeger. private. Sturges. City New York from Chandler coupe. In front of Rretton Hall FERRY..On Xieceniber 7. Clark 11. Ferry, came to yesterday X were Miss Mary Wiborg. Miss Hotel, and 80th eve- Debutantes were In evidence last the Club for Hoyi Russia." Broadway St.. Monday beloved husband of Josephine B. Ferry, at night and will be at Colony Newport Challenged Revolutionary Ideas. l Jrnrr» Vflnrli^rhllf Mr Frnnk A. MunsPV His theme last night -.-as "Rove," and mini, nuerai rcwarn; no questions asked. the residence of his son-in Sidney B nt the December dance In the main Wedding: Trip. Mr. 7th av. law, given ten days. We lack also the and Mr. Bronson Wlnthrcp. his songs.sung in their original CLARK,.729 Bryant 8583. Nash, Garden City, L, I. Funeral ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton for the historical advan- Mr. LOST.Neighborhood 105 Broadway and at Dutch It' form Church. service* tages. Seventy-seven years and Mrs. Ductus K. Wilmerdlng taken from standard languages.wereChambers at benefit of Grosvenor Neighborhood Mr. and Mrs. George Eustis ago Italy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Scott were of the "X." station black pocketbook Saturday 2 P.Ptermont-on-Hudson,M In the was seething with ideas, posers German, French, Knglishcomi containing $75 and papers; finder will be re- Us© Sparkill station. Erie B. R. House. There was a good attendance Little Church Around the yesterday closed their NewportCorcoran revolutionary' with Mrs. Hamilton M'K. Twombly in and Russian schools. His warded. K. opening song II. room nnd the dnnce came to New York for a three which were rudely challenged by Verdi's PITT, 2005. 105 GARDNER..On Thursday, Deromber 8, 1921. committee Included Mieses yesterday Miss Mona Crozer,Cornera house and Box 17. was Cyril Scott's "Invocation to Love." Broadway. Charles H. Gardner, in his (10th Phyllis Bntcheller, Sarah Tod Bulkley. months' stay. lyric adulation of the sacred person of Relatives year. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward p. king. Every line of the With Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson He showed asnm his keen feeling for LOST.Bunch of keys, on Church st.. between and friends are invited to attend Aloulse Boker, Lucy Lord, Christina political In Box 1 were Miss Jeanne Rcynal Miss and 4 o'clock > eatcrday afternoon; re- funeral servires at Grace Van Vorst Crozer of was married to in its text had a direct passages the texts of the songs he sings, and by turn to 2d and C\*ichols, Beatrice Batterman, Janet Croll, Philadelphia, Mr. Reginald Bishop Lanier, whose message Eoulsa Steedman Wilson, Messrs. C. his vivid dramatic of owner, pleas.-. A. DELVALLEJ, 02 Church, Erie st*., Jersey City Mr. Neal son Helen Cameron will for the audiences. To us they inean style delivery, Park Place. New York. t Sunday afternoon, December 11, at 2 Adele Sloane Hammond, Elizabeth Wainwright, of Mr. and marriage to Miss Alan Arthur. Hermann Oelrichs, James rather than by any marked vocal o'clock. Interment Arlington Cemetery. Kountze. Maud Cabot and Florence Mrs. Robert of Boston. A take place on Monday In the Huntington nothing. Musically Italy had fallen Sheldon and W. Van Rensselaer. LOST.Headed bag. containing valuable pa- Wainwright asleep In Donizetti and Bellini. The Stephen finesse, he aroused in his hearers much pers and check t.ook. Liberal reward HICKS..Suddenly, in New York city, on Lockwood. Those who did not care for later date Chapel of the Cathedral of St. John the Mr. George Henry Warren's guests to 140 West 71st, npt '-W return Wednesday. December 7. 1021. Caroline bad first been Intended for Messrs. tierce brutal blasts of this riotous score enthusiasm. A dancing had an opportunity to play Divine, has chosen as ushers In Box 13 were Mr. and Mrs. George LOST.Seal solid , wife of the late Major John A. Hlclb. the wedding, but yesterday was de- R. (as It sounded then), music riotous in «nllet, gold, edged, name and daughter of the late Marclus and bridge. Grafton W. Mlnot, Frederic King, Henry Warren, Jr., and Miss lxiulse LIBERTY CHORUS CONCERT. Charles Samuels engraved. Please return 1'rances cided on. as Mr. and Mrs. Crozer will L. Hoffman, John Kean. John D. its smashing of antiquated conventions to 10 East 320 st.. reward. Plerpont Wilson, in thn 82d year Albertand roused the Iselirr. ) of h«r a^e. Services Friday afternoon a shortly go South for the winter. The Penbody, James C. Clark. Charles L. polite mannerisms, Mr. and Mrs. Dewls L. Clarke awl Mr. The record of the musical work LOST.Eyeglasses, In vicinity of 15th st. 2 o'clock at the residence of her son. 159 TO WED DAUGHTER OF E. Italians to the consciousness of a new bv the Cinder please return to 350 Madison av. which was Lnwrance. Stephen Gallatl. Charles and Mrs. Be Roy W. Baldwin were with People's Liberty accomplishedChorus 9999 Boulevard, Summit. N. J. ceremony, performed by the De Cour- personality. If we could saturate our of New L. Camilleri Vanderhilt REGENT OF HUNGARY Dunlep, F. Bayard Rives and Mr. and Mrs. Euciua Wilmerdlng in York, conductor, December IPKLAND..On Tuesday, December 6. 1921 Rev. Dr. George C. Houghton, was Fales. Mr. Francis Burke Roche souls entirely in Donizetti and Bellini; Box 27. during the six years of its existence, LOST.Tuesday. 0. envelope eon at Cleveland. Ohio. James Du&ne, sey we too talnlng $90; Manhattan or Bronx; reward. son of the late John B. Irelandyoungestand nessed by relatives and a few friends. will be his best man. might start to life and vow that Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter Brown and stands splendidly to the good for general 3. TRACY. Westchester 21.38. I Miss witI one blast on Ernnnl'a (horn were worth Adella Duane Pell. Funeral on Friday. Horthy to Be Bride of The the Mrs. Robert Milllgan were with Mr. and service in the city's civic life. Last with bride entered church with a thousand such Pocketbook. money and shopping December 9. at Cleveland. a men. Mrs. W. Ross Proctor in Box 26. night at Town Hall the chorus gave a list, rear Macy's. MlDDLETON, fifth Lieut. Fay. her father. Her maid of honor was WASHINGTON. But times 485 5th nv. MATTHEWS..Sherry Matthew*. Tile Funeral have changed. To us The guests of Mrs. Newbold Morris in concert for the first time for its own floor. Chumh (Campbell Building), Broadway.' her sister. Miss Florence Crozer, and The Speaker of the Mouse an J Mrs. "Ernani" Is a husky voice from the tomb Box 29 were Mme. de Pourtales of Paris, benefit, and from the size of the LOST.Brotvn leather hrlef case, on subway tMlth st. Notlre later. vuyArua I , ivcu. o. ' Delia and Ruth her Frederick Gillett entertained a of Charlemagne, a faint echo of the Frederick Y. no doubt a was train, containing lodge outfit; reward; no Decern!' r of the eldest daughter of Admiral Robinson, nieces. H. Mr. and Mrs. Dalzlel, good sum realized,audiencequestions. Please phone Wadsworth 47441. MERIKLE..On 7. 1021, Ellas V Mr. Mrs. company at dinner last night. pompous romanticism which Hugo set Count de Perigney and Jir. Benjamin S. The Advanced Unit of the chorus beloved husband of Emma Mertkle (nee Regent of to Lieut. daughters of and J. Randolph distinguished per- THE following eherks have * Worthy, Hungary, been lost Munson) of 1ST Lexington »v. Mrs. Gillett will leave for New York to- parading through Europe. It sounds to Welles. formed music by Bach and other Reward hn Jersey City Ladislas Fay was soremnly celebrated Robinson of Baltimore, were flower us like Brooklyn. wilt be given for Funeral from the Wont Hide Avenue M Fl It had been night to meet her daughter. Miss Louisa "IlTrnvator" and water. We Dr. and Mrs. Harold Barclay and Mr. Miss May Peterson, soprano,composers. return. No questions ask<-d; No.Immediate1. Church Saturday, December 10, at 2:30 yesterday. rumored that girls. Mr. J. Richard Craig, Jr., was to- hear little more than the of Potter were in Guaranty Trust Company of New P. M. Miss would marry former Hoar, who is arriving from Europe hurly burly and Mrs. Howard N. and Miss Anna Welch, harpist, assisted York, dated Horthy best man. The were Its flares of brass, the of Its Nov. 25; No. 3379, Merchants National Bank. in Albrecht of one of the ushers Messrs. morrow on the Baltic. bleating Box 30. as soloists. Miss Peterson sang several Boston, Mass.. Nov. 2fi; No. 857. First MEYER..Carrie R., her ("2d year, beloved Austria, Archduke trumpet solos and the blatant Juxtaposl- Airs. Ben All Hoggin in Box 34 wife of Simon and moth- r of Arthur and numerous candidates for the crown of Bulkley Llvermoro Wells. Blaine Webb, With songs, and with the chorus the "Carry Bank. Boston. Mass.. Nov. 20; No. .389.NationalT,eonard and Florence Michael. William R. William H. ivn ui vioiem mfioqramaiin ournursis were Air. and Mrs. Ernest Pelxotte, Dr. Me Back to Old air. One Fltehburg Trust Company, Fltchburg. Mass.. Meyer Hungary. Wallace. The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Vlrginny" of Nov. 28; No. 12594. 2fit> Funeral services at Temple Israel. 94th E. with the hurdy gurdy dance music of Ruebner, Miss Ruebner and Air. Ben Ali Miss Welch's selections was Hicks. 'oh Ave. and Central Park to December Charles Johnson and WilliamTaylor. Herbert Hoover will have as tneir guests the the West, day. W. Wlster. week end Mr. and Mrs. John ante-Verdlan stock. Haggin. from "The Tales of Hoffmann."barcarolle Tewelry. 9, at 2 P. M. Kindly omit flowers. pikrso\.Bntinnennor. over the One remembers Emanl'a "O che Mm. r^- Grand Griawcid was with Mr. E wife the A reception and breakfast followed at Hallowell of Boston. tu MTRPHY.--8ophronla , of lata Tlie of Miss the Ritz-Carlton. 1'alma adora," Elvira'* "ErnanI and Mrs. Arnold Whltridge in Box 18. Robert H. G. Murphy oil Wednesday. marriage Lucy Otis After their wedding 7. 1921. at the re ddonce of her n daughter of the late Edward Mr. and Mrs. will live Silva'* "Infeiice" and the everintoIIsibI."Air. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Mr. and FUNERAL SERVICES LOST.Lady's Diamond Horseshoe Pin. December Brutrgrrhof,trip Walnwright Mrs. Whltelaw Reid is in Washington between 39th and 40th »ts., 5th and daughter. Mr*. K. M. Eldredgc. 3H0 Everett Bruggerhof. to Mr. Norrls at 638 avenue. admired solo of Carlo* and ensemble "O Mrs. Alden Blortget and Air. Bertram Do Madison av.. Brooklyn. Funeral Lexington for a few days and Is visiting Mrs. Will- FOR MAJOR avs. $50 REWARD. Hotel Touruine, 0 East private. Clinton Plcrson of Stamford, Conn., tookEdward The bride 1* a granddaughter of the sommo Carlo." Rut Alda" and "Otello" N. t'ruegcr were in Box 24. APPLETON ;;9tb st. REISP..Suddenly, on December 7, Minnie, tam J. Boardman and Miss Mabel * l>lace yesterday afternoon at 86 East late John M. Robinson of Baltimore have made us almost as sophisticated as aged (M years, beloved wife of William ft LOST.Pair p'atinuin Lorgnettes, dlsnionds devoted mother of Frt Sixty-eighth street, the home of her and a niece of Miss Lota Robinson. Boardman.Verdi was when he wrote them, and we SOCIETY CONCERT. In Manhattan at Noon In handle. Saturday night, Dec. 3, on New "te'ss, Clara, nk. SYMPHONY To-day or T-allih Hew and Norma I.ewine. Mrs. Charles S. Smith. The bride'ssister,She has many relatives in New York. decide tfhat It Is hard to be a child again, Amsterdam Roof on wav out pv.r.ns oem father died last Mrs. John Sidney Webb gave a tea even for one night. and Ipswich To-morrow. Lafayette. liberal reward. I private. Funeral suddenly Wednesday, Air. namrosrli Receive* Bouquet SCHENCK..At a convened meeting and it was decided not to change the yesterday to introduce to society her Much has been done at the I,OSY.Diamond bar pin, Friday, FVmdham specially BARON TO Miss Webb. School Children. Charles station, Mooth Theatre; reward. of the nr.edlral board if the Rockaway date of the marriage, which had been FAIRFAX MARRY. daughter, Sidney toward galvanizing the Metropolitanvenerable From Lydig TloyL Lanier Lawrence, Lenox 3001. 8CMWANKFI.T'OEL.Tbaeh Hospital on Wednesday. December set for The was work into new life. F. von 7. 1921. the newa of th death of It* yesterday. ceremony The concert of the Symphony Society Skiddy Stade, Dudley L. LOST.. beiovid wife of Slmoneoti. and exi>orter, to Baron Fairfax of chief truest at an "artists' evening" ar- Inside out for our delight, and we beheld Ithelngold." Jr., and Henry W. Bull will be Mary, Henry Parkhurst. Rachel Morton Harris and pallbear- LOST.A pearl arrow Funeral from her into residence, -I2H East has reached New York mosaics and stained glass, old armorial earring, December 7; en from Cameronranged by the Westchester County Frieda Klink as the Rhine daughters ere to-day for Major Charles Lanier Ap- reward. Tel. riaza 4134. Ui7lh at., Friday morning, 10 o'clock. don. The it is is to bearings and mediaeval decorations in ' Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. wedding, said, LonItake League of Women Voters for to-morrow :tnd Frederick Patten as Alberieh. The pleton, whose funeral oervlces will be $30 REWARD place soon. all their splendor. The stage pictures ftr earring, pearl swinging In a diamond SMITH .On Wednesday, s-eember 7. It'll, In theatre on the Vanderllp Unal scene of "Das Rheingold" was next, held at the Church of at N. J.. Mary Ann Smith, Baron Fairfax, who is 51. was the evening the were all attractive and picturesque. The of the Incarnation at circle, hanging from a pearl and diamond Englewood, one more with Mr. Patton singing the music rhatn. lost Thursday In 5th daughter of the late William S. and Mnr Books first member of his family, which has estate at fcarborough-on-lludson. ballet was good and afforded 10 o'clock. The usheri will bo Harold av.. shopping tha .T. Pervii <-s at All the principal male characters, except d< strict, or vicinity of diet at. Return to Rldsboek. Angel*' lived in Virginia. Maryland and New The "evening" will welcome Mrs. Van- opportunity to enjoy the beautiful danc- S. Vanderbilt, Chalmers Wood. Jr., STARR A 48th Church, Hist *t. and Wis End av., New Fmh, whose representative was lOrn'-st land BLACK, FROST. at. and 5th York tit 12 30 o'clock. York for more than two centurlee, to re- ing of Miss Roslna Oalla. Harrison, Reginald B. Lanier andLe| av. 1 elty, Saturday, derlip from ner recent trip through the character of the Davis. John P. . Relatlvea arid friends Invited. Kindly omit nounce his American citizenship and But, naturally, "Die Bowdltch. The service® will be *1(10 REWARD flowers. claim to Europe and also raise funds for the musical should be regarded "Wotan's Farewell." from conducted for return of gold and bluo enamel prove his the family title, which production Patton as by the Rev. H. Percy Silver, watch N a Scotch creation as more Titta RufTo was to was given with Mr. Walkucre,"rector: the Rev. bracelet, loat November 13, vb Inlty of Wet SUTPHEN.-At Newark. J.. Thursday Xmas is dating from 1627. work of the League of Women Important. Rhine Kndicott Peabody, head I. H. B. H. morning. December 9, I'e.'l. Edna B., wife Gifts educational and then nth st. A As Albert Kirby Fairfax the Baron of which she Is State chairman. have made his first appearance with the the soloist, Siegfried'» master at Groton and the WF1NBERC., 663 of E. M. P. Services at Voters, ar.d his scene with fhe Rhine School, Rev. r.th av. Caslylc Sutphen. lived in New York, where he was born, There is to be a vaudeville company as Don Carlo*, otherwise (ourney Roland Cotton Smith of St. John's her late home, 31 Ron -ille av., Saturday. performance from "Ooctterdaemnierung." *ino REWARD nt P No Gift more until 1908, when he proved his claim artists along the V. of Spain, but he was India- Charleslaughters Church. a cousin of of December JO. 2:'I0 M. Interment arranged by living Mr. Davis was the Siegfried. The hall Washington, Major for return bar pin, containing 27 Mount Pleasant Cemeti 'y Train leave* appropriate or and was soon afterward elected one of a motion taken in the posed, and his place was taken by Appleton. lost Dec I. vicinity of 50th at. and to Hudson, picture 1was and there was of real diamonds.Hobolten, Lackawanna R. R., 1 "2 Danise, who was quite well pre- packed plenty Services will be Broadway I'll AKKT' >N A C<>.. Lit r.th av. av. the Scotch peers to sit In of Beeehwood, the held also at the ' Ro*evlll« stutlon. acceptablefor every representative garden Vanderllp Giuseppe' After the Wotan scene Mr. the House of Lords. Since his residence a and a danee in the pared, as he had sung at the final dress Applause. oenslon Memorial AsI *200 REWARDi THOMPSON (BLISS).- At Forest Hills. 1. I., Member of the reception estate, was with a Church. Ipswich. abroad he has been the British repre- Mrs. will rehearsal on Monday morning, when Damrosch presented huge Mass., to-morrow at noon, and will be for return of flexible platinum bracelet on Thursday, December H. 11)21, Elinor gymnasium. Vanderllp speak ^bouquet of from the about .37 diamonds, lost DecembercontainingBrlce Thompson (Hhsi), daughter of Cary sentatlve of a New York banking and an "The New Democracy in Europe." Mr. RufTo was unable to appear. Let it chrysanthemum* conducted by the Rev. Cat-roll of and 42d st. ;< ' hlldron of Public School No. 15, a large Perry, .I, vicinity Broadway BLACK, W. Bllse, In her 13th r. Funeral *#r- < to suit every brokerage firm. Mr. Charies Edmund Dinner parties are being arranged by be said at once that Mr. Oanlse was rector, and the Rev. William Grecnough STARR # FROST. 5th av. and 48th st. vices at the Lcfferte Place 8* Family.obtainable " ' of whom attended the con- j Chapel, Fairfax of New York and i of to every inch a king and that he sang his iclegatiun Thayer, head master of St. Mark's REWARD Lcffcrts place, Brooklyn. «.n a'. age and taste and Landover, large number young people ;ert. *2O0 Saturday Md. is a brother of the Baron and heir < the The committee Include* music admirably. School, a cousin of Major Appleton. for return of iliamond stiaped pearl and 3 1*. M. Interment private Boston and purse. party. precede diamond brooch; lost December 3 In Hartford papers plea*- npv. to the title. : Mrs. or tho A Ionic and learned espav coul.l e.isilv Burial will be at Ipswich. shoo ] Caspar Whitney, chairman ping district. A. R. LEE A CO.. INC., 15 WAKEMAN'.- Antoliiett. Tl V .keman Tha ducatlonal section of the league: Mrs. be written on Miss Rosa Ponsolll's Im- MISS CAST'S RECITAL. William at. Funeral Church (Campbell Building), ANATOLE FRANCE ON JOURNEY, Lawrence J. Mead, Mrs, K. P. Knapp, personation of E/trtra, but it is not SISTfSR ROSARIA. Urrndwnv Htlth at Sateritiv 12 M mMrs. Itodney Dean, Mrs. Harold Weed. that there should be one. TheessentialVnprnnu SI hum Old PlnMio mid rstu"n of b diamond chain wltli W1I.-5ION.Patrick A., rtlwl "uddenly on l>e . j square Word was received in Brentano's Mrs. W. A. Rridgman, Mrs. Samuel T. quality of her voice always pleases Brooklyn diamond watch attached, lost Tuesday . foenierly of Pleasant Plain." ember Dookiellers to the World Ooea to .Stockholm to Receive Davis and Mrs. Franklin Wagner. and her spasmodic style of singing, Modern Operatic Air*. of the death in Porto Ricoyesterdayon at flft'i 5th »v.; valued hy ownerafternoonhe- Ptafn Island. Funeral at tin- chapel of bearers December 4 of Sister cause of association*. DRKIORR & CO., .H<0 IT. Fit* Patrick, 546 !5th av Brooklyn, on Nobel Prise In Person. quite opposed to the character of such Mis* Beatrice Cast, soprano, gave her Rosaria. a coronet December :«i»Perpetual Dec. 7..Admiral highly mass v ner of this year's Nobel Prize for Tokio, Joseflh the best advantage last evening in the :lasslc and modern operatic airs. Oer- year* old and a daughter of the late, solemn requiem III be celebrated. Strauss, commander of the American Michael Loughran, who was wed known LOST.TV skin marten fur piece, left on Interment Calvary Cemetery. ture, left Paris to-day for Stockholm, ensembles In which the power of het nan and French lyric*, apd among other A.. Tn A. lltera| Asiatic fleet, to-day was presented to several in She disclosed in Brooklyn. Slrter Rosaria volunteered top of lSlst at. bus. 53d st. and 5th nv .) WII-HON..-William lay. December where he will receive the prize in person Prince Regent Hirohlto. Several mem- brilliant tones was very serviceable. ionirs English. for work at Wednesday at 5:45; reward $20. no ques tt»2l. Hervlree to he held Friday evenin* Mr. Martlnelll was in- i voice of very 1 light timbre and of Mayuguez, Porto Rico, and tlons asked. Return to W. M. 51 at S:30 at the home of Mi daughter. Mrs. on the occasion of its formal hers of the Admiral's staff also were very vigorous bet-j would have been McKIM, 2212 ded as Krnan( and won enthusiastic er power in the upper registers. She seventeen yearn in the Bast H2d. llr.r.uiih N. Hahn, Metrnpolltan av.. presentation.presented. the ihowed much schooling in Its use. service of her church yesterday. She! IvTiST Heaver fur collar in Middle VIIIar-. t. I from his countrymen behind applause good was head Mary's. Tuesday of Daniel K orchestra rail. That excellent basso. Mr. der lower register lacked quality, but teacher at the Muyague* afternoon. Recemlier 6: liberal reward. WING. Mary Antoinette, wife Oy^AART! of tone school. Telephone HON'Vlt'K. Hunters Point IM2-J. Win*. Ilequleni mass nt Church of Holy was admirable as Don Run itherwlse her emission was, Oflth at. and Amsterdam av.. on Mardones, . t Name. Sf^AUCTlAN R^ArVLS|| Domes and his "Infollce" was one of the imooth. Her hlgii tones.usually a sin- ats. I>v( o'clock In the lady chapel of St. Pnf America] commend [*here was also much to uen.norace rorter | contains much music of the old attack and did not leave the l.ousc again. rick'a Cathedral. 5th av. and "Oth *t.. Ni* New York "Errani" in her delivery of other numbers, Madison So njoy ' y Square >uth, and I I'-OLYr-r* t\ win-, two cons unci a York City. The member* are requested to IT. S. \RMT !| fashioned Italian melodic rhythtnl* uch a* Schumann's "Snowballs" and 1IKNFKL. -Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Hopkins attend. Former fanbmador to France She daughter, Funeral servies will b<- held llSnfsl tnnoum e the birth of a son. born C President ielcroye's "L'Olsseau Bleu." gave at the home December 1. 1921. MAFtOATVET I.AVKLI.E, order of EARLY VN FURNITURE 1 to-night and cremation will of ; 1 AMERICA our lovl hy ; j Tank La Forge's song, "Expectancy," take In Fresh Pond Mc«ori.ET..In memory Mrs. Edwin M^ide IN MAHOGANY, WAI.NUT, APPLEWOOD, MS xquisltely, and then repeated It, place Cemetery nolher. Mrs. Mary M r. rlry, who died C ZU-r.,-,, ft»liMrianil. AND morning. Saturday ii< .'tuber IfiQT. I! FIDDLE-BACK MAPLE, HICKORY PINE [ llfl.ll l*nor;n VMME. MARRIED. flTIP additions from a Country HIMOMffl Home In Islnnd j| EARLY AMERICAN SILVER, J1F.RSEY AND NEW ENGLAND CITY TO Month l»\ II'IHDAT. la>na H The Philharmonic Society's programme Dream- of rare GLASS, BENNINGTON AND BlELLEEK WARE, AMERICAN nrhv'* BENRT.COLLETTR..On Tuesday, UNDERTAKERS. roniirHni! tapestry panel*. II 1 ^ French and in(A 42-44 East 58th Stroet ist evening at Carnegie Hall contained Mayor Hylan yesterday called on the !>< r fl, 1021. at tin Am«rlrr.ri Ohureh In1 Flemish. Italian; muenm II ^ BRASS AND IRON, HOOK RUCIS, COVERLETS AND OTHER Ret. Madison sml Park Ave* contrasled to citisene of New York to 1'arle. France. by Mia Ttev. I»r Goodrich. I specimen' / Imnlshlnax In ormolu II CONTEMPORANEOUS OBJECTS our composltlena sharply display the Uahrlelle. daughter of Mnif a-d Ho lato and hnv». tmiintlturx. Auhiiaon. I P. uoh other In form and style, hut.an a natlonal colore at half staff at their of Cm# of itmin « THIS DAY AT 2:30 M. f'apt Lambert .1 Oollette the Italian fin Ottlh, Savoniern. and hl'iose niyx II NOW ON FREE VIEW 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. heme* on wnen to I. von of the and carpet*, exhibition brotues. suits II 'hole.of Interest. The only approach Sunday afternoon, Army, I>r. Imla; ller.et, ail "ahimtwi 8200" of srreens, needle Valuable and Desirable o novelty was the third number, ono hy nervier* will be h«dd at the funers'late l.ndovte and Isabel Ittilay Monet of armoor,h*rps. point H ' ' Prooklyn, N. Y. J|J chair* aid sofas, Ann Antmasnn nilt II ALSO ON FlI EE VIEW o means new here hut heard last, night nrniy bane over the bodies of theBrooklyn 1I1NK It CAMPBIrU, In I.ottl- clocks of II LEWIS.PJITRSYTIOS!.- T.I ainatinc iient la periods; hlstnrVa! ENGLISHANTIQUES, or the first time at these eoneerts, soldier" brought from France on the "THB FUNERAL CHURCH" value, httntlnir Kt""1. china, porcelain*, II i TO BE SOLD ON TUESDAY( AFTERNOON,DEC. 13th | trnr made of the marrlarre of Miss Bdlth An- Uc. Stein way pianos, etc. '! BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR amely, the "Death "f Tintaglles." a sport Cantlgny. Flaa< will be at gneta lljuretrom to Mr. Arthur Stanley lHea f I he vlnlft d'nmorc wns played hv the services take plnce, MAORIS.HTTRST.-Mr. Joseph P. M»tf« OMr*. IN tLthti A*. FINE TAPESTRIES Miss Catherine Hurst were quietly mar-( OTHER STUDIO EFFECTS oeeph Kovarlk. Thlfl fine dramatic rled at the Churoh of the Emma S. « the well known firm of III Transfiguration Heyn OF THE LATE belonging core WM preceded by Bmlima'l violin fXARK It. FEKRV. on Thursday. TV. . tuber 1. a' 4 1' M. »IK. OTTO IIICKNrT, nnd MR. W. n. PARKR eonnlly selected by him. roncert opened with Itnydn'r "Military" Ia. I. He was born In FIKfMON- BRTTOORRHOF..Norrts Edward j "AMKKWA't PAHK.m andI hi* quenee of the reonrnnlrntlnn of City. Bet.hel, I'lerson of Stamford tind bucy Otla Ertig- TO-MORROW his business. ^ ymphony, Conn., the son of Richard Randall (.erhof, daughter of the late Mr Edward Permanent end beautiful. Dec. /LiPw amer ican a rt assc ClATION, Manager* flvoeptt Hruggerhof and Mrs. Brufferhof Prices of lots mudera:#* Saturday. 10, Va'Ilann Sontti. Knlrum i > 0 K. Ji'il Street. New VorkA Ferry. Hq. The Snle Will l?r Conducted Hy Klesiw n:\on Mtsg*. Mr Fern entered the railroad com nt New York, on TliurHilay. December P. Pnrh Avenue* Exhibition Koch V>ay Until MR. AUC;iSTTTS W. < EARKK bv the Re*, fir Frank WarfleRI Crowder, Office.10* Vladimir Hoeing. RUMlnn tenor,