Mrs. Whitney's Miss C. Delafield, PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. MISS STEVENS OF CASTLE POINT GEN. COWANS, BRITISH LOST AND FOUND. DIED. MOW YOHK. WAR LEADER, IS DEAD Wearing Apparel. : .i-RRACH.Bradford, at April 1#. in the :«y»»rEii,z^b't«V»S' Fit Shown Leader in Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aator, who re¬ ENGAGED TO EDWARD B. CONDON LOOT.About 10 A. M. Saturdav. Apr!! IB neral eerV.ce* a.t Trinity C*»rcli,^'..,?*Vtz£E.lza- Politics, as on *t SculptureSy turned last week from Bermuda, are at Served Quartermaster-Gen¬ uetwe«n 1«7 East 80th at. aod Lexington beth. Mouday afternoon. AprU 1#. ?heir Rhlnobeck house. eral in World Conflict. av. arid 7*th at., large skunk collar, with 4 o'clock. in to Wed limn* partly ripped out. Reward If returned Paris, Praised Engaged !o above addi>m« Gen. Horace Porter, who celebrate^ Mintonc, France, April 16..Gen. Sir his will LOS'I Sealskin nee kplece, near the Mai! eighty-fourth birthday Friday, John Steven Cowans. 58 years old, a Frid*>': rew,irJ* FLAOg! i{o to Greenwich, Conn., In June for the member of the British Army Council r&.-v^^VTw5^,v. on Monday. April 18, at 8 F. M. Luxembourg Curator PJaces Sewetary to Aldermanic Presi¬ summer. 145*'\vr*M(thark' Ed*erl>. Oscar M. during the European war, died hero to¬ tats, Dogi, Ac. day. FLOYD.-On April 15. a*.> 7« Hor in First Bank of Amer¬ dent to Become Bride of It. n-ral ^orf".Morrttt Btarlia .*« Mr. an1 Mrs. Charles L. Riker are Gen. Cowans made a lifelong caret r at Chapel Stephen few at LOST.- rnK. Belgian police, female, Pip. Co.. Ifil Mil *v.. «/r«*»r MA Artists. iiasj-Ing a days their house of the army, which he entered in XSbl, Irr® L. i anrWers tQ name of 2 o'clock. ican Me Marsh. name on collar. Glen at., Bunday, Curdy »-enbrlsht, X. J. winning successive to m. Cradle; owner* Tci promotions Cov.- ttx8. Reward. on 15. In 1908 and i FLYNN..George H.. April v,Iss Annie B. will to her brigadier-generalship loved husband of the late Jennings go lieutenant-generalship in 1915. lie at¬ LOST.Pomeranian, very small. blue, 82d*"^T~ (rife 8mlth>. Funeral from his lata ran- Paris, April 16..An exhibition of Miss iCharlotte Delafield, one of the house in Fairfield. Conn., May 1, where " '">e!'al inward. Apt. t. Schuy- BTfJ£ Mrs. tained the rank of general In 1919. He detvce, Bergenfleld, N. J-. sculpture by Gertrude Vanderbllt few women tif New York society whose she will renu'in until July 15, when #he served in India several before the 3-'j'-,va> ADrt! 18 at 10 A M., thence to.on_AfChurch fit of New York In has won years * Whitney o"pened to-day activity In politics public will go to Europe. war, but returned to before LOST..Boston bull, golden brown! whlTe Ht. John the Evan«eUst. the Galerle Georges Petit under the aus¬ will become the bride of Mr. England marking*: neighborhood E. 27t.h reward mass « ill be celebrated forwh^the repoae ff recognition, hostilities broke out, and was at the of Bt. John . pices of Leonce Benedite, curator of the Robert MoCurdy >lar«h of this city. Mrs. Whltelaw Reid will arrive at Mr*. LEWIS. Hotel Senton, 27th. Madison av i>!s soul Member* Council. and War Office as quartermaster-genei al of K of of Duniont. N. J.. *nd Luxembourg Rodin museums. Their engagement was announced yes- Ophir Hal!, White Plains, X. Y., from the forces from 1912 to 1919. LOST..Bulldog, Boston brlndle, male: scar of Holv Name Society are respectfully In M. Benedite, in a critical analysis of terday by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cal'fornia In May. left shoulder,* Sunday, reward. kincs vlled to attend funeral. Interment »t Mrs. Whitney's art. writes: "Her will, Lewis Livingston Delafield of 20 West bridge 3237. Calvary Cemetery. Went 8hore R. n. perseverance arid talent have resulted Fifty-eighth street. The wedding will Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee and Miss Pell JOH\ FREDERICK BECKER. LOST.WRLitfl TERRIER; REGARD L trains leave Weehawken at 9:15 A. M. finally In placing her in the first ranks take pla< e in the near future. B. Gurnee have gone to France. John Frederick Becker, 72, of 6 8 .> W. NOEL, 130 BABT 8UTH ST. FRANK. Suddenly. on April J«. "pnry. In nr that valiant anthe birth of a daughter. Rhoda. Acrll li. papers please copy. of the Board of Aldermen. l^angdon Becker, and two daughters, Mr?. on Friday. 8. at her works in London after the Paris cx- was a of her sister, Mrs. Byam and Mra. David Herman, HAMILTON..Mary, April hlDltion. In announcing the appointment Mr. guest Berthoid Fallert and Miss Martha, W. Hl^^V-Mr.1-10 Watervlew place. Far Ro.-ka.way, 40 Chrlstnnher st. fit. Louts and wee K. Stevens, has returned to her home Becker. the a eon haw ken papers please copy. Da Gnardla said he had made the selec¬ Ixiiijg 1-dand, announce birth of , tion because Miss Delafield was an ex¬ in Gait, Ont. on Tueeday, April 12. 1921. HERZIG..Suddenly, George W. Herslg. In¬ ENGAGED TO P. X. OLMSTED. the DR MA DEL..Mr. an/! Jlw. I rving Nadel an¬ terment Sunday. April 17. Private. pert In municipal affairs. During I.EO J. J. COMMISKEY. In his 16..Mr. and that sent Mr. Da Guardia into Mr. and Mrs. William Sloane and their nounce the birth of a daughter, April 13 IMBRIE..On April 15, Henry T. Worcester Mass., April campaign Miss Dr. Lao John «t 41 Prospect Pari; S. W., Brooklyn.' filth rear. Funeral private. Please omit Mrs. Aldus Chapiti Higgina of Worcester local public office Miss Delafield was daughter. Margaret Douglas Joseph Commlskey, 42, flowers. district £lcane, have returned from a tour of of 189 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, gyne¬ announce the engagement of their tin* youngest of the Assembly | RIESENBURGER.-Mr. and Mm. Irving KELLY..Suddenly, on April 14. at Southern the Fifteenth Dis¬ Xew England by automobile. cologist and obstetrician, died Friday at (nee A in. daughter, Miss Elizabeth Brosius Hlg- leaders. Hers was the Rlesenburger Eva Ik of 4fl pros¬ Pines. N. C.. Coluniban J. Kelly, age 7* gins, to Mr. Frederick Nelson Olmsted, trict, of which she was a leader until King* County Hospital, where he pect av.. Flushing, announce the birth years, dearly beloved father of Francis who was one of the of a son. Adeline A. son of Rev. I)r. and Mrs. W. B. Olm¬ recently, when she resigned because of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Masten, visiting surgeons. Death X. Kelly. Mary T. Hughes. work. She has continued as have 'been passing a fortnight in Ber¬ followed an operation for appendicitis. ROSE7CBT2RG..On April 11, to Mr. and Mr*. Kelly. Katherine A. Sheridan. sted of Pomfret, Conn. Miss Higgins official G®?n!°*T1r;'. of Women have returned to Xew York. Dr. was born in I .manual \\\ Rosenberg (nee Muriel T Howard and the late James II. Keilj made iher debut last winter. Mr. Olmsted a member of th" League muda. Commlskey Brooklyn a Funeral from residence of hi" daughter. she and was a of the fcoloxnon), born, eoai, Arnold E.. at Is a graduate of Pomfret School and at¬ Voters. .After the campaign of 1915 graduate Polytechnic Women's Hospital. Mrs. Gertrude E. Howard. 18 Huber tended Trinity College, Hartford. He resigned as a suffrage leader in her Mrs. John J. MoCocV and Mr. and Institute and the College of Physician's place. Halcyon Park. New Rochclle. enlisted in the American Field Service, district to serve in France under the Mrs. Sheldon Whltehouse. who were and Surgeons. He was a member of the V.. on Monday. April 18. at 10 A. American Fund for French Wounded. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. \lex- Medical Society of Kings County, Amer¬ CONFIRMATIONS. thence to the R. C. Church of the Holy fwrving in the Reserve Mallet, a unit Family, New Rochelle. N. Y . attached to the French later While overseas she also drove an am- ander, have returned to Washington. ican College of Physicians and Sur¬ solemn requiem mass will be celebrate*?. Army, ABRAHAMS -Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Abra¬ Au¬ transferring to the Canadian Aviation btilance. D. C. geons, Brooklyn Gynecological Society hams of fi.Ji West IMth st. announce the Interment St. Raymond's Cemetery. a one of and the tomobile cortege. Corps. He is connected with Kidder, Miss Delafield is member of American Legion. During the oar mitzva i of their eon, Jess. Saturiiaj Peabody & Co., Boston. the oldest New York families, and Is a Mrs. William K. Yanderbilt Jd and the war he was a member of the United April 30. 10 A. M.. Fort Washington Syn¬ KEN-SING.-April 16. lf>21, Henry, be'0»ed member ot the Society of Colonial Misses Consueio and Muriel Vanderbilt States Medical with the agogue, ...V, WeiM IS-Jd St. P..-«,*!on Sun¬ huoband of Jennie Kenslns and father or Army Corps at the Wallace. West l.VJd Dames. She also belongs to the Colony will start for Europe May -1 and v. ill rank of major. He leaves his wife, two day. May 1, 448 Rosa Freund. Ora^o Mountan, Mercj TO WED MISS GR1FFI.V. Lewis Liv¬ from 3 to (1 P. M. No cards. Schanz, Mary Currle. Henry. Alfred, Frar- Club. Her grandfather, puss part of the summer in France and bi others and three sisters. is, Howard and Chlorlta Keraln*. a' n Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilder Griffin of ingston Delafield, married a daughter England. Marccau, I'hoto. ENGAGED. residence. 258 West 121st at. Notice of fu¬ New York have announced the engage¬ 'of Frederick Prime. BRADFORD DARRACH. neral later. '¦ Miss Caroline Stevens. tl ment of their Miss a son the late who has been McDOWTBLL..At N. daughter, Cornelia Mr. Marsh, who Is of Mrs. Edwards Spencer, Bradford to the BATIM.ROSENTHAL..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Englewood, J;. April Blngbam to Mr. Liver- J. Marsh of Pater- a few in -Atlantic Darrach, assistant 16. 1921, Elizabeth McDowell, sister or Oriffln, Herbert Dr. and Mrs. Elias spending days City, president of the Atlantic Mutual Insur¬ Rosenthal of 2584 Bedford av., Flatbush Mrs. Robert C. Rtevensen, of Teaneck. more Haskell of New York. Miss Gritlln N. J., is a lawyer, with offices at has returned to 'Xew York for a few (Mrs. Richard Stevens of Manor Miss Rose a of and announce the engagement of their daugh¬ son, House, Dolari, daughter Mr. ance and an of the (N J. Funeral services Monday. April is. lias spent the past few summers at Si street. Ills home is at 4o to Lenox. Company employee ter. Gertrude v.. to Mr. Edward Ha urn. at 2 P. M. T. Greenlea'a 1 unerai I.iberty days before going Castle Point, Hoboken, who has been at Mrs. Clarence Dolan of Philadelphia and for Mrs. 1921. at .Squirrel Island, Me., where she has been West Eleventh street. In 1899 he was of Newport, where Miss Stevens company fifty-four years, died yes¬ son of Mr. and Jacob liaum of 1154 Parlors, Englewood, N. J. St- the announced passed terday in his home in N. J., President St., Brooklyn. pat very popular among the younger set. srraduated from Harvard and in 11)03 and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan have the Regis past winter, Elizabeth, MEK.At his residence, 7 East 81st St , Mr. many seasons with her She is - TTie include parents. of heart trouble. He was 73 years old. FRIEDMAN NATHAN. Mr. and Mrs. 'on Friday. April 15. Mlln Parker Maimer. "wedding will take place early In from Columbia. His clubs the closed their home in Fifty-eighth street yesterday the engagement of her second sailing next Wednesday on the Olympic Nathan of 27..1 Bedford av., Flatbush June. and the In Wool- to Mr. For thirty-four years Mr. Darraoh was eldest son of the late Sarah Halstead and (University Republican. and are at their country place daughter. Miss Caroline Stevens, to spend part of the summer abroad, announce the engagement of their daugh¬ Nicholas Fletcher Palmer. 1* unerai set- « treasurer of the Insurance Clerks Mutual ter. Anna, to Mr. Isidore Friedman, son L. for the season. Edward (B. son of Mr. and Mrs. vices «t West 2-)th at . mere, I., Condon, anrl will have for her companions on her Benefit Association of New York of Mr. and Mrs. B. Friedman of Brook¬ Trinity Chapel. Thomas G. Condon of this city. The en¬ Warren of Boston city. at home near Broadway, on Monday. AprU is. ai voyage Mrs. Bayard He was a member of the New lyn. Reception April 17, 1021 10:30 A. Please omit flowers. WASHINGTON. gagement is one of the most, important and .Miss Alexandra Dolan, second Jersey from 3 to « P. M. No cards. M. of the and will be of wide In¬ Chapter of the Society of Colonial Wars HARRIS.GANS...Mr and Mrs. Joseph D. PATTERSON..Friday. AprU ICS. 1921, and Mrs. spring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and of the York V. Patterson (nee Soran). beuoved wife or The French Ambassador terest. The Stevens family lias been Dolan. New Oity Chapter Sons New York city from her late residence.l0o*tt*n1fri'""*7'214 Hudson St. NEW york PARIS by Representative and Mrs. Frederick C. Is DR. WILLIAM C. SCHAEPFER. Hoboken. N. J., on Monday' '"orninC.*. looking the Hudson, where situated visits In Prance. Mrs. Stevens will sail HOCmiERGER-WERSBA.-Mr and Mrs. 9 :.-;o o'clock: then< e to S*v I eter "THE PARIS SHOP OF AMERICA" Hicks. as it has been to New Max W ersbn of j(13 West 141st st an¬ the Castle, always called, for Europe later to Join her daughter. Special Despatch The York Hbiui.d. Paul's Church. where a so.emn JUid - and it was her grandfather, the late Ed¬ Mr. Condon served in the He Lancaster, Pa., A.pril 16..Dr. Will¬ nounce the engagement of their daughter mass will be held. Interment Holy Nmo» Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughe® navy. .ertrude to Mr. Samuel Hoclvberger of Cemetery. Automobile cortoge. Ktndo win A. Stevens, who founded the Stevens was graduated from Harvard in 19IS. iam C. Schaeffer, dean of l^ancaster Re¬ i lainfJelcl, N.J. wore the guests of honor last night at a In»titute. formed omit flowers. the dinner given by Mme. Hauge. With his parents he has been Identified Theological Seminary, died this HOFSTADTER ROSENBERG. - Dr. and PDvRCE.--iMarion pougluss. wife of or. Anticipating Miss Stevens is a daughter of the late with the summer life in morning from apoplexy. He waa 70 Bo»enberg announce the to William Oaeasohn. Church of the Incarnation. r.*a evening by Henry Rolls-Royce typo radiator, Bovce motorn.eter, Franklin av.. Brooklyn, on <^t«ea^"Tuesday. .Aprt^ the guests were Secretary of MISS HOPE McMlCHAEL nlckelplated door locks, aluminum running ROSENFELrv-QriTTNER.-Mr. and Mrs Intennent of the Among SOLD HERE FOR $4,000 H-rman Quittner, (HO Riverside Drive an¬ 19. at 2:30 P. M. private. the Secretary of Agricul¬ board. Steward speedometer and vacuum pAp Katherine Xavy Denby, tank; motor No. Liberal reward nounce the betrothal of their .laughter ' V_/"»n* Anril 13. 1921, Bogert. ture and Mrs. Wallace, the American 4,579,351. to Mr. William Attaches of Italian Embassy for its return; no questions asked. Phone Katho-n Rosenfeld. son of Wife of Major-Gen. ^'ark'S Mfnlster to Switzerland and Mrs. Cattadori Sale Ends With ' Max Rosenfeld, 120 West ^ Woman of Fashion Hamp- Spring 3.171 or Yonkers ."184. h .th as son Count and Countess Raben of Attend D"ti n;," TTZ St. Thoma.> ciiun Gary, Ceremony. Total of L5PF3B5Eck" Jet bag. $.'<2, Lexlngtmn av. wi>>- and 53d on Monday, April 18. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve¬ $115,122. way, 1821. 8:30 M. SAMPELS-THORN.-Mr. and Mrs St.. Denmark, Henry Saturday. April 1«. P. Thorn of Kensington Far Rock- land Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charlemagne Fpecial Despatch to Tub Nbw Yohk I .'brai d. Return «o NEJLLIE BUCKLY, 341 Ba»t 76th hardens. POK Washington Colonial The final session in tlie Cattadori sale it., oa.ne Grainier. away. have announced the engagement *The' Mary Hewlu we Tower, Representative and Mrs. Xicholas \>* York llfrald Rtireau, 1 of their daughter. Lillian, to Mr ter uaufiiiters of the American ^ap- present of Italian antiques at the American Art i/>8T.Small Mack wallet, containing en¬ SumnUr tlon. announces Longworth and Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Washington. I). < ., April 10. j tW* Clty" At home wl'JVd0(T. Hamlin. Miss Hcpe Gallerlea yesterday brought to auction graved monogramed watch, money, keys, day, Aprl' 24? of a beloved member Katherlne Br.gert. McMlchael, granddaughter a number of opkctaoles; liberal reward. A. K., lOt Bust ^rt. objects of great worth, «0th at. T<-1. Murray Hill 2344, of the lata Morton McMichael of Phila¬ and bidding was The city Keo. The British Ambassador and spirited. day's LOST.Between 42d st. and Regeatt. Marion Canflcld Hadlock. Lady delphia, and Capt. Ezio Garibaldi, total came to $88,996.50 and the grand Columbia Uni¬ ANNULMENTS. Smart Modes for Geddes gave a dinner last evening for versity, black portfolio containing papers; every day¬ total for the entire sale was no youngest son of Gen. Rlxclotti Garibaldi $110,122. value except to owner. >10 reward. 141 MT Sl^INKR LEOPOLD. . F£nj?A8r»mrnt at thirty-four guests, among whom were A sixteenth Brussels last 45th. "sw Col. George Harvey, the new Ambas¬ and Slgnora Garibaldi, were married century tapestry to Lp°nftrd '-o- rsassws^?ss$& "Alexander the Grent and I/>ST.A blue silk blue pom sador to the Court of St. James's, and this afternoon at the home of the bride's depicting umbrella, and white ,r'=?cdMu"in«r si'"' time or occasion Poms," woven after a cartoon by Ber¬ hajidle, markod V. M. n.; reward Re¬ S^SXxS^SS evening Mrs. and H. Gloster Arm¬ Mrs. M. turn to the Harvey Capt. aunt. Henry Hoyt, by the Rev. office of Waldorf A »torl« U°*' nard van Orley, and coming from the MARRIED. " 0cissi'.r- strong, the British Consul-General at Dr. Steele of St Luke's Parish, Phila¬ collection of Lord Brave, Stanford Hall, LOST.Insurance certlfl'i{e[ Thomaa Balrd Chairman of R«- of New port. Xew York, and Mr*. Armstrong. delphia, In the presence of relatives and Catching*. Return 4 \V-yt 31 at st. T?OF .Praiuh 1. Army Relief Society. in Town or I>elcestei\ brought the highest price of . Bn<1 Mr"- M- of no'unce w 1th deep sorrow tiie lrreparaMe Country. Intimate friends. The bride was given LOST.Letters of reference. E. M., 100 Glen- !" .AaI r.f T' ill RV wi"h lo their beloved In the afternoon, selling to Llonell Perrera wood av., Jersey Reward. 'iurei announce the president, .^r®* CHINESE PAINTINGS marriage by her great uncle. Judge for 14.000. A grotesque of the City. marriage of their daughter. Helene, to Kirle°sf F Roe. wife of .MaJor^U Charles R. McMlchael of Philadelphia. tapestry REWARD FOR RETURN UNDAMAOED Hlrsch, on Monday, April 4, . ^prtl The Attache of the Italian Flemish Renaissance period was pur¬ Bulck runabout; 4 cylinder. 1818, motor rr'l Charle.^ R»f. 1;^.^^,, For wear in the Motor.on the Lin ON EXHIBITION HERE Military chased by M. McCarthy for $3,700. 384882, frame 425794. license N. Y. 1824."7: Mrs. 8. E. Allen. Secretary- fas Embassy, Col. Marquis di Bernezzo, and lower RTZ ~Mr "n<1 Mr»- Abraham Llonell Perrera for a Louis windshield broken. RICHARDS, lt'*4 Lu-Y,T.~KtKurtz announce Moved wife of Marquise di Bernezzo; the Assistant paid $2,700 Oxford st.. Manhattan Beach. the marriage of their ROTH.Mary, Adolph Club Rare Collection on View for XV. porcclain mantel clook from the Orace, to Mr. Hugo 11 Uvy beloved mother of .Sam. r>a\e J?- or Bridle Path1.at the Country Military Attache, Capt. Huntington, and collection of the of 11*20 .STT "TV. TOURING, on Thursday, April 14. Ella. Mrs. M. Symone and itern Signora Huntington, with other mem¬ Dowager Queen Italy. motor number, HfVJR"; serial number, <*".24; Funeral Monday n^mhuK at ^^11 o clock. *» Relief Fund. A Queen Anne carved walnut needlework seven ER.SCHMI'KLER..Leroy Meyer 5R7 or or the other bers of the embassy staff, attended the passenger touring New York license ME^\\est 118th st., Lottie S hmukler, l:;«tj St. Fort \Va-'!iln|tton a> Omit flowers. Tea Dance any of settee sold to French & Co. for $2,130. number W-185; waj» stolen on April 13 In Nicholas av., April 17. 1321. One of the finest collections of ancient marriage. A reception followed the cer¬ A sixteenth century Florentine marble Hrooklyn. Infoi-matlon pertaining to lta »' emony. Following the wedding trip i' hereabouts will be kept strictly confidential. SCHWARZ.SCHLOSSER..Mra. S. Schlosser "sstt-S. J'.." Smart Chinese that has ever been 6as relief of a "Madonna and Child," Mr. John announces the marriage of her dauslifer V--3 innumerable events of the paintings Capt. Garibaldi and his bride will go to BAURBA'K. 4270. Mr. Iiani'l their future home from the Bardlnl collection, the work of Schwarz. son of Mr! Jvunermi seen here is now accessible to the public In Mexico city. Bocclo Pandlnelll. fetched $1,875 from Jewelry, 17"> 7S,h : at 9:20 P. M., April 1«». !».*. in the Galleries. The exhibi¬ 'I" announcement later. Woman's Social Calendar. Bourgeois Llonell Perrera. Mine. O. Ferraro paid A REWARD OK $100 for Gothic will b« SEH-LANDAI'KR -Mr and Mrs. Rer0 o loc < Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Fuller of 99 Italian walnut chest and $1,600 for a Mr" D*vl(J «n Sunday, April Sunday Alfred S. Szc, was organized by the .hopping dlitrlct. A. U. LEE & CO.. INC., err VFRMAN .At his horn**, lf»3 Vfemt 11 n. this Monday Claremont avenue announce tho engage¬ seventeenth century French petit and in William «t. »*«£,/» . in h'.s <82d featuring China Society for the benefit of the Chi¬ gros point panel. DP.RUN DEN WIENER..Mr. and Fr'^v April K». year, Ljiuij. ment of their daughter, Miss Frances a rbwar|>" or #»o VA«Iii I.ernard J. Wiener of Borough P«vw dearly beloved husband nese Famine Relief, an admission fee of Hlgglnson Fuller, to Mr. Lawrence Vic¬ will bo paid fur the return of cold vanity announce the marriage of their * case H dJught-r froin >1 beincr tor Smith of Toledo, Ohio. Miss Fuller containing diamonds. engraved n B Ett. ,0 Edward Van r^rllnllen i^Vhe r.tSfXf charged. Is FIVE JOIN CONFERENCE. lost April 12 between 42d nnd 72il sts. I. H. ,Wh *v., Bmolc- hSm". Monday. 2 P. M. Syracu^ and The collection is beautiful and a granddaughter of the late George * R. H. WKIM1KHD, MR r.th av. AD.il Cleveland copy. and signifi¬ well lyn °Ut" C°Up'e papers please Wraps Fuller, known artist of Bonton, and v sail . Day Coats.Capes cant and it Is a GREEN ili Daniel Rrllaln Strickland. throughout topped by Candidates for the were JADE PiS. April 20? ^ym^r1 sSTRICKLAND. canton group of nnclerut Tan? and Sung ex¬ a niece of Rear Admiral Francis J. Hig- ministry Will the lady who phoned mn that (y 40 small atone*, 8WANXBORO..On April 16. Kat" widow ymously. represents twenty years of to the conference on trial. «re: M^, I'olleotrtng by the most intelligent of our They between Blue Rlbtion Restaurant, 44th Si'.'"" of William Swansboro and daughter f SPORT COATS AND CAPES AT $50.$65.$75 H.WITH BA IIII ITT. William B. Collier. Xormnn W. Twlddy, off Broadway, and Apollo Theatre, at 42d ?h, la llev. 1!. T. Huddart. F>iner«» Western connoisseurs. Vinton \V. Mitchell, John Prince srd .t.. or taxi to 27 W 86th St.: liberal reward. at the Calvary M. E. Church, cor¬ To give an Instance of the enthusiasm In the chapel of St. Bartholomew's Frederick III blow KAHN'. Hotel tlaiI,IIton. 141 W. 7.'id Jit. DIED. ner Insid' ; Kkin'i'!! H.11 ernor of that State. The bride was KM. UiF.MFNTI \f\OI'\f'KD. Hynn. (}«ori# }Xn0t K ith^rln# ri ' OR I AM. weAl as merit. Hut. it remains true that liberal reward If retimed. HILDT, Bngla- IN MEM escorted by her brother, Mr. Theodore P nuMyXmiTv at the portrait of Cru Kwan is a master- The engagement of Miss Mary I. Carr woodJMI- Htl#»rla!Ja.tlu»dalls" S.v'' E. FhutrT* $75.$95 Babbitt. The ceremony was performed of to LOHT.Diamond bar pin, In Mibway. <>«. Hamilton. Mary Vf f,"ftn i *;.m T.H6BOLD..In memory I^oule DletoaM. piece. by the Rev. Dr. Lelghton Parks. Miss Winchester. Va,, Mr. Irving Wil¬ tween 11 nnd 12 A. M April 12 Llbaral Moved hii^band cnttr®® bur Elliot of Boston was announced yes¬ to 14<<5 it of tweed* and A remarkable landscape of the flung Eleanor was maid of reward If rettirred owner. Carroll . fr.to eternal reft April 38. 10^er'1917. COUNTRY SUITS homeipum Babbitt honor. The afternoon &t a tea given for Miss Brooklyn. T'horie l.afaytto J. period, A. n. 113*. Is by Ml-Yue-Ken. It othfr attendants were Mrs. Curtis R. terday Keily, Columban Toy, Eugeiie G L. DT'FFY..Anniversary requiem mass for at $50.$65 is called "The Dawn" and typifies the Alldn Carr by Miss Harriet Bruce at her par¬ I.ost -Diamond loop earrlnaa, either 83d st., lane A. Duff> *t the Church of the sim¬ Smith, Mlssee Hlgelow, Eleanor ents' home In Greenwich, Conn. Mr. Vanderbllt Hotel or 79th at., between I'atk In Memnrvam. itlessed Sacrament. \\'** list "L. near creation of the day. The picture is Va. Helen liberal I'leHo.d, Trills I'< v Mlr4ta.il a Parish of Richmond, ; L. S. Elliot Is a graduate of and Madison avi., Friday evening; Broadway, on Wednesday, April 20, at ple In plan, with mount&ins emerging Travor, Betty Thompson and Eleanor Amherst, 1913. reward. WILLIAMU. Rhlnelander 01.18. ^ H A. M. from the clouds, but it I* permaated The wedding will take placc In the au¬ Early. Terlnce J. , Towne. Mr. Edward Smith was his tumn. I»«T.<>ild vanity cut, powdor puff and Hp v A RI.Y .Month's mind mass of requiem for with the lofty imaginative feeling that brothei"* best man. ¦tick. In taxlcah, tetween H7tti and 6f»h I the repo"> of the soul of the late Rev. The engagement of Miss Louise Mld- ¦to. .liberal reward. BTTLLIVAN. 74.1 nth av. I e J rector of the Church of Gowns and Dresses Westerners associate with the art of The ushers were Dr. TV ret. Early, Harry Q. Sloan, dlebrook flay re, daughter of Dr. and 40 Inch string of about *00 2nd the Immaculate Conception. Michelangelo. Th* beautiful Tang LOUT.fllnitle * cornf'r 1AU> s.m- Messrs. Curtis R. Smith, Pomeroy F. »t., ^ '' will be at that church on Monday Mrs. D. of very email liberal rewaid. Mra - for street.afternoon -dinner and we*-.of portrait of the "Wonderful l'nrk av. 10 o'clock. Trulfl satin and Kien" suggests the high achievements Smith and Francis Boyd. A small re¬ A*?i'I-,'NI1'--p,",flenly, on Aprtl 1'. io"i Grand Central Station, lower level, twill.canton crepe.taffeta.soft crepe of the Italian Renaissance; a fine still Philadelphia Is annotuyred. Mr. Thomas LoRT.Small diamond pin. about 2* atone*. Tl .enn. beloved husband of Esthir F.VeV at B:M5 o'clock. ception folW* -d at 15 East Seventy- son Mr. and H. crown ahap«. vicinity Tlmea e<|uara to 46th F,,n*r'11 from his late rM|d«nc. chiffon life of fruit has th« quaJltlea ts the of Mrs. C. Thomws "n- «»f 1. nvttii.vP M(AX)tv of our de^r nrmntr. painting eighth street, the home of the bride's of 779 He «t. Tel. Dacatur >844. SOT, HI, Its street, llr-w)klrn. J» V on that <'e7j»nne worked for, and Corot Argyle road, Brooklyn. was Pnvinr. wriet watch, blark rib- *' A then.-, M]chlel A R?! :y. died April 13. 1»10. C«A mother. from Cornell In T916 and waa L'ilte, quently by DICKEY.ALBGRTraX, service. Vrv"",,'!ChKM° ,nd Alban> vho died April 17, 191L M*y h,i *°" LOUT-April iSJ 72d St.. between Cohim- ^rs plia^e Co-' est In !>««.". If I' ft K OV TTRIDAT. bu* and Btraowav. diamond and rapphtre m PRBfllDRNT Miss Erma !«oul*e Albertwen, a daugh¬ HAC' 248 E. filet R on April 15. Walter F. KnrfAf. NOTES. brooch; raward. 1ERTY, r",'''10 '*. Erlday. to Tub Nrw Yum iIssud. ter of Mr. snd Mrs. Albertsen, v .' < Pa John F . be- Sptcial Dtipalrh tiiiT.Oval platinum and diamond 1 .* J. 5huelwHlWwpersvllle,of Katharine B« ker .,,ee and Blouses was married to Mr. William Duvall The entertainment committee of the watch; reward, no irestlons naked. Apt. CEMETERIES. &C. Lingerie Vfw Yerk Itpnild Hnrrno, I in timer), his 74th year. Relatives and Sport last evening the of I A. 8W> Park av. tVnohinston. I>. ( .. April IS. I Dickey chantry Veltln Alumns> Association announce a friends, hjalso Copernicus I/odre, No. 545 of de chine and washable silks in tucked and The Presliient and Mrs. Harding, who i«t. Thomas's Church. The ceremony dene* for the Manhattanvlll* and f,f>*T Wriet watch, Broadway aubv ny, Sm M New York Arton, Liedsr- crepe Rev. Dr. Day at 14th .' reward. C. OllKEN, I A*.K'*n MOUNT hope cemetery will k'' to New Tork for the c«remonlea waa performed by the Brnest Ntirssrv Hearn'R, Brooklyn Arlon, E. D Turn V'on *e< tartan frilled effects.handmade and hand embroidered (Night Friday evening, April 1*4 Franklin e. Flushing. f.r,r".» crein, i^rmanla Cluh and others are In- Wc.tchester Ceunty. styles nttendlrig the unveiling of the statue M. Stlres. asMs'1 d by Rlshop Stearly of 29. at the Hotel I'lasa. pie i-amlH nlots. convenient payments, voile with of real laces Naw The bride was attended LOUT.On Friday, platinum diamond bar Vtt" «». ty persons prominent In official iind dip¬ by ous of a memfber >rr sot «¦ at $ 15.$20.$25 Wilson Illness of his family. UHT.Diamond pin, glatlmim, I C St 1 Im terv most s'nvbody <-l«h wanted. 11f«*. In the will tha bridegroom. Mr. Stearly was around theatre dletrl't of Moil- I R' IKSItANK N|. Society of the * ¦ vral lomatic party be Mrs. William T Hlldrup. Jr., accom¬ Brooklyn, ' v,» JPtatlon^ envoys of th" Eifln American countries beat man. The ushers were Messrs, rtny. rhore Decatur 1147. Ity of New York, 4A <>dar st John V. panied by her sister. Countess Brorchl- Reward^ >ork. It Is with deep rvgret that an- members of the Cabinet and officials of Walter F. Albertsen. Jr.. Lyon, tjofr-Sm wrlat watch, monogram "M 11 nouncement !s n,ad" of the death, on and Gamble Latrobo. Branchl of Italy, arrived on board the K." Tel llohoken l'»v. "potV^b! the Pan-American Union and th« State clarence Stanley ___ April 14, of their lata associate.' E'a",nEdwin m,". Broadway Providence and is at th« St. Itegls. . will make the trio » Allen Crulkahank. New Mid-Season Hats Department. They Mr. and Mrs. E. Virgil Noal have REWARD $2% for Hamilton Wstch. lor Alfred Wagstaff, President. WANTED- Cmall plot In Jewish cemetery. to New York in a car. Wives ^ . . . private it % \ DF.I..VHVIMAOT. closed their home at 927 Fifth avenue ptli av., n>ar .Kith. I lion- Columbus 41^. snd daughters of many of the officials Tuee'iay, Insorlptlon Attractive streetcet and sport styles, als infantry. wedding will rniwrnnn to tnonda In centre, by many small combined with the Repairing and Remodeling at Summer Prices take place in June. capt. marry. The Irish Musical Society will give a diamonds; lost probably April 0 <'ommunl- proper selec¬ Godson han three Hall to cats *Ith E B. nr. John st. tion of materials at the right price. Miss spent y»ars In Miss Muriel Whitman, daughter of concert In Carnegie to-nlsrht help Telephone lleekmarHOPyoOD,*1**7 Europe, part the time working with tha Mrs. Frank Gilbert Whitman of New swell the fund for relief in Ireland. John Call "Columbus 8200" or committee for and his jnflfl REWARIi. Any Hour, Day Sight American devastated York, n111 be mairled next Wednesda" MoOhle, composer-eondtictor, po tuteatlons asked, for return o' dlamonf Krance among the French children In !o John Wllllnm Roy Crawford. orchestra will plsy a programme of rlnc einl diamond circle rltiR ''apt. enna^eriient FRANK" K. CAMPnELL the Aisne Jr., of New Roi helie. The ceremonv Celtic music. The assisting artists will lost April 13. vlclnliy of Robert Treat Hot, THE FUNERAL served with the First be Misses Marlon Theiva Newark, ft. J. A. R. LEE t CO.. INC., 1". (HON CHURCH Cnpt. Hlppetoe will he performed In the f'bapet of the Lily Mesgher, William at. IICUNtANl Division in Prance. He was wounlod and 155th street. end Leonard! Milo Milorsdo- at 66* St. Intercession, Broadway Myrtle M< KliWAllti. uf Broadway 23* Street at 8* Avfc In the Argonne. and received th<» DIs- . is the elder son of Mr vitf h, tli* "t. Ceclle msl< twrttt md tltfirrr* f« r nil Ocratton*. Artl*ttc 'apt Crawford ltd |. nil routi on |4Ui ., Funeral Dfiiim Our ttngulshcii Service Crgts and the CioU .1. W. II Crawford, yusuHni ol the Daniel u linen, inKiiitUi of Irish i>a,- .ubw ay elation, return 21 ilk .»., Brook fa Gueria. Union Oil Oomptn* 1*4% lyn. or phone flurllog Ml«a ^