PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. food paintings, but moat of his time was DIED. Club devoted to etching- He wad one of the Englishman Weds R. Walton Goelet CARUSO NOW WELL ENOUGH TO Marquette original members of the Hoyal Society VEH YORK. LiROjKK.. At Plaiulleid, * .' on Monday. of 1'ainter-Etch-r*. displaying his work April II IKI, Jo. vi>l. Harpe. Bros* In Mrs. Wtiber A. Bloodgoou uvt « Presents Its Own at the first exhibition of the society in 1 !s HMU year Funeral a.-rvic*a at M» of His Bride SELECT HIS NEXT YEAR'S SONGS ¦> U> Stepdaughter Brings the 1H1, and v. us ele. ted un associate fn- «*idrr..-*, 11 South »v . Plainfleld, iuncneon yMl*rdty at R.t*-Carlton. «n Thursday .-veiling, April 14. at gravcr of the Roy*! Ai ademy when thai leut Woodlawn Cemetery. Mayor Van Wyck Here From France Airs. D« Forest Grant has leturned Musical Fantasy distinction wu« revived in 1S06 N Y-. Frlda>. 15 iO P M from San'« Barbara, Cai. CARM1N ..Suddenly. «;i April 13. 1M1. .» HK-N'HV UfXIl HAItT. l"* residence, 91 Fort WaaMngton ar rtin.on, beloved b«li)Md of WU» Mi. and M:.«. Robert C. Pruyn of Al¬ Tliouftand .Members and tiuesis Bills descendsr.l of .tonn and devoted lather of Sylvia «.nd Mad*J*'1* Miss Kathryn Lydia Van Wyck are Henry Ha;:, bany at the rft. Ke*-.« Hart, one of the signers of the Declara¬ llr.e Oarmlii. Funeral piivatt. Bride of «»f the Attend tion of died UOI.h-MZO -Ap.il 13 B.|*» Coieoao. Peter Colquhoun, 36 Organization Independent-*, widtfeVy yes¬ nlrylivn Merrltfe ' #lb *v-> ne*r Mr. and Mia. Waiter T. floaen of terday of heart disease in the home of chapel. fr\j£m vVeat Fifty-fourth street will sail for I hi1 Performance. list at., Saturday, 12 M. Snrrev Merchant, Eurcpe by the Apri: ». hlg sister, Mrs L». Cuimlr de Coppet, in iPijst-KY.Waitar. Tb# Kurwal Chuicn Olynrpic Shrewsbury. X. J. He was born in iFranl; B. Campbell). Broadway. 6«th ei tajspices Actor*1 hSjnfl, rhurauay, 10 " Mr. and Mrs George J. ftouid «ave a Philadelphia seventy-one yearn ago and A. M Before an audience of more man l.ouO never was roar: ed Prior to hi* ietii»- Mia* Kathryn Lydia ^'ai1 Wyck, step¬ dini.er for thir.y la" n gbr at Sfif Firth CURTI3..At South N. <* ment several is lie wag in lhe Orange, J, of the late t \ enue. meiuuarft and iuesU the Marquette Club yea ago wtdMa&jr. Apnl 13. 1K1. «uy «. daughter Mayor Robert A. :vii©i-eaa> coal h-usine** this «*«1 " *?: presented !n the l>allrooin of the Piaza In c!t\ fie !o husband of tiara J5. Van of New "a* » .. tu will be Iveid Ht hu late batnv, 4M Wyck. York, married Mrs. Hem.> M. TilfO'-.l and bat daugh¬ leave." Another sister. Aiin- Helen Hurt, last Mr. Hotel lest night a luaaita!, fantasy cu'.led of 102 East street. Hillside place, Oran*®. cn 8««urday evening to Petar Colquhoun of ter, ilia.* Annfci.e Tfiford. :etom Seventy-ninth »» -tl Iti. a.- 3:3ti««;thP M. rtelat.ves * ' wHj ihe Richmond, Surrey, a member of a very to-morrow from Halm Beach. Topay book of which wa« 'i-s.u. ar« Isivited to attvrJ. i Etergraaa CumWT> Ellabalt- old English family of Scottish descent. written by Mr. Haul Stewart and the n 11.1 K.ll H. CHOSBV. Mr. and Mil. T. Suf'eru Taller wilt L'KWENDMft.- Suddenly. on Tuaaday. April The wm mujiic compoteil by Mr. Ronald Olypliant. Walter H. Crosby. ;¦!. an actor, it <* on of mouths was Thursday evening. April 14. the Van mounted and costumod, wa? riwn under' Illness several He 0 lock, to which frlenda and member* or Wyck family, at St. Stephen's born in Buffalo in Mv. and Mra. Herman 3. Murray, aon- the direction of Mr. Alfred B. Cornell, and appeared stock Manual Lodge No CM. I". «-nd A M Protestant Episcopal Church, West Six¬ companies for thirty yoars. The funera. Triune Chapter No. 241. Royal Atcli .n-law and o? Mr. and Wr». Ma-o- " ty-ninth etreot. daughter They, as well as member* of the large will be held this morning: at The Fu¬ New- York: Columbian t'omman Chai-les Elliot Warren. aie a; Cedar- dery No. 1. Knight s Templar. New Judge Augustus Van Wyck. brother coat, are members of tho club and are neral Church by the Actors' Fund of fork; of the and hurst. L. f. Tempi#, A. A. <1 N. M. F or Mayor executor o< his will, , amateurs. The production, which had America and the body taken to Buffalo Brooklyn lira Invitwi to a'lend. gave the bride in marriuge, and his eon. Mm. kjdwa: d J. Barwind will give a previously been given lor «harlt> on for burial. HUSTP.it'H..LoQte. baioved liufcbanfl of *rni», William Van Wyck, was one of the Siaten Isltuid and at the <.^rr»¦"- Others present were ihe Madison avenue, will be to- mother X'lCflR tO 1 ht! o repeated RKRVAHI) S( HOKMtHI X. ,'U-u« Thi raduy waning, at 8 o'clock. In¬ and sister of Ihe brida and Mrs. night. tel mont private. James W. Osborne, of Bernard wholesale cloth¬ daughter Judge Mr. and Mr a. Theodore A. who Leading paru< in tiie muaic&l play Schoenbrun, HADDOCK.-On April 13. at New York. Van Wyck. Following the ceremony sjchulze. ier. who wae stricken with paralyel* B. Hadd>*e« Katlileen Slevlu, Stanley k, of Amelia >v. there was a wedding dinner. Teresa Fan-ell. Monday, died y esterday in his home, 500 Haddock and Uic late Stanley B. Haudock. \u,me of their son-in-'.f v.' and (laughter. Eciith Coyle, Margaret Str.iiva at < Mr. and Mrs. Colqulioun are going to have August, May Belle Catherine West 17Gth street. He was a native of the residence of Arthur . Peru on Mv. and Mm. Jeremiah Milbatifc. McManus, and Plana, 2037 Locust at.. Philadelphia their wedding trip. as he Is to their home in Si. Paul. Minn. Loughlin. Ellen Burke, May Burke, Hungary came to this country- as a called there on business. bi tone man. He was in his 61 HAJNES..Cliarlo# Candler Haines, M D., The ide- Valeda l'yke and Catherine Powerrs and young st year. He beloved husband of Ann K. Halnaa. sud- groom served as a major in the British Mr. A. C. has been Metmrti. John J. Sweeney, Kenneth B leaves a wife, two sons and three daugh¬ denly. or. Tuesday. April II. Funeral at Henry Taylor ters. was h!f Army during the war. He is a son of from 1*1* aevero Kox, Conroy, William He a member of the Knights iatt refill ..rice, 1180 Jackaou a v.. The William and Mathlson gradually convalescing Aubrey Conway, of and the Uron*. N. v., Thursday evening. April 14. Agues Colqulioun. illnes3 of last month. While he baa not Charles Petigny, Richard R. Clifford and Pythias Hungarian Society. at The first news of the 8 o'clock Interment private at l-ay- approaching vet been able to leave h'a ho'.ise at .> H. Roberts Hansen. vitle, £>. I. came when the wedding couple appeared East street. h!a The chorus Included the Misiie.s Ada FCNKR\I. OF D. A. UOI.DKN'. on at the Seventy-first Improve¬ HAMILTON.Mary, Friday. April 8. at Municipal Building yesterday and ment lias been so satisfactory that be Slevin, Clare Conway, Marjory Donnelly, 1!' ChrUtonbar St. I.ouls and » obtained a marriage license. She is Aiulree Funeral services will be held to-mar- liawken papera please and Mrs. Taylor have arranged to *o Andrews, Margaret August, row morning fo. Daniel A. Gold'-n of copy. 28, he 44 years old, and a merchant. to their In Annan- Agnes Blake, Catherine Blake, CecelU HART..ilrnrv Ellis llait. fcon o! Theophllua Newport residence. 72J Avenue P. Fiatburh. and Jaie Kllla ie Miss Van Wyck had "been living at 49o dale June 1. Carey. Loretta Conaty, Anne Callanati. president of liait. In t T2d y.ar of West End avenue. Neither of them had road, the American l.i:> Society, who d'.rd his age. of heart failure. Funeral private Clare Cailanan. Courtney DavWige, Anno last »t the r«aldeiM3» of lila Mr«. been married before. Dobbin, Mdt.a Fariell, Catalina Qlbbs, Monday after a month's Illness Ct^iintr do J Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler Atr. v as Coppet. Shrewebury, The bride of yesterday was one or Loretta, Marie Frances Golden 42 years old. Hi r- HART..Slater St. Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet. will give a dinner to-tii8*tt at Morn- Hogan, Jenkins, irani^ed the insurance Mary Candida. Mount three children by the first marriage of Mr. Rene \ i\ ianl, t:ie ICennelly, A. Lederle, Veronica Maxwell, corpora ion of Vincent, on Tuesday. April 13. 1»-1 Maw Mrs. Van Her father was John ingside Drive for which he *as the head. of r»nuleni in the convent chape! at J JO Wyck. of France. The guests Sally Mann, May I. MoCairthy, Elyce on Q Hertle, who was Comml»slonei of special envoy O'Connor, Valeda Catherine Pow¬ Tliuraday morning. Will Some Time at His will include the.French Ambassador and Pyl:e, HERRIOT..At Yonkers. N. Y.. or Wednes¬ Aeoounta. under Mayors Van Wyck and Spend one-time Ambas¬ ers, Bertlia Rieppel. Helen Roeser. EVBRBS TO BE nt'KIKU TO-DAY. day, April 13. 1921, Ann M In MoClellan. was Mme. JuMerand, the Herrlot, Mrs. Hertle married to sador to the f-ourt of 3t. James's, and Frances Rellly, Vivian Rellly, Cecelia Funeral services for the lOih year of h>.-r n*e- Funeral aervtees Mayor Van In a Camp in Canada This Enrico Caruso as he is From a taken Mrs Claire Patrolman John at Bt John'* Wyck March, 1906, Mrs. John W. Davis, Mr. Marcel Knecht to-day. photograph by Ryan, Shoeder, Dorothy Scully, F. Baptist Sndres of 120 Thirteenth street. Eplacopal Church. Getty abort time before he went to ParUi to Laueanne. editor of Caruso. Gardner, R. Gardner and FVjra Plsani. Square, Yonkers, Friday ufternoon at 3 When be died, November 14. 1918. Spring-. and Mr. Stephane Also Messrs. J. J. Daly, Chnrles Doherty, Brooklyn, the first member of the Police j o'clock. In Paris, he left to the bride of yeste>- the Matin. Robert Culhane, Joseph A Birmingham, Department to die in France, will be KAVANAGH..At'FliiaUlna, N the John >C. held to-day in his former home. Burial .sda^. April 13. 1921. Patrolman John .1 day income from one-eighth of his Mies .lacksori, Hams and Whistles as He Goes Campbell, Clarence Hussey. will be in the :Cd precinct, - Itv of Ne* York beloved estimated Mr. Robert Walton Goelet arrived on The marriage of Bitty James Lynch, Frank Paul Mc- Police Department section hushand of estate, all the way from $1,- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. JscK- R. C. Foster Sails ircKfcnna, of the Cypress Hills Patrol- Mary Ka%ana*h.. Relatives 000,000 to for life on the th* from | Hugh. Henry McHenry, Abbott Obern- Cemetery. aid frlenda. also memtwrii of the S..d fr<- $6,000,000, board Olympic yesterday son of Wfl Park avenue, to Mv. Howard Over Pieces of Music man Entires was in . New death of her mother. Miss Many iloffer, Vincent O'Shea and H. Robert killed action on the lnct, City of York: San Salvador f*rance with his bride, who was W. Maxwell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. for to Wed Hansen. Hlndenburg lire October IS, 1D J S, while Council K. of C Catholic Knights of Anne Marie Guestler. daughter of Mr. Howard W. Maxwell of this city and With Accompanist. Home serving with the 105th Machine Gun America, branch :«9. Police irepartment L. will *ake Hol>' Name, are itjapecffully In-.lted to SAXON PRINCE MARRIES Daniel Guestler of Bordeaux, a director Maxwelton, Glen Cove, I., Battalion, Twenty-seventh Division. a'lend his funeral from his late natderice, June 11 at In!af»d. the house In K.» place Miss Frances Hoar PRESIDENT EXPRESSES Broadtvav, Iluehlng. on Saturda . of the Orleans Hallway and one-time aunt. i" PRINCESS ELIZABETH lioslyn, L. I., of her uncle and Enrico Caruso, who sang a few days APIII 18. 1921. at U:00 A. M.. thence president of tlie Bordeaux Chamber of Mr. and Mra. Nicholas F. Brady. INTEREST IN MUSIC LOST AND St. Michael's Church, where a aolemn re j ago for the first t.ime since he became FOUND. uulcm 1.11111 will bo offered for the b*PP- Commerce, and Mrs. Guestier. Mrs. Sptdal VtMfiotch to Thb New Vo*k Hmut.D. repose of h!a aoul at 10 A. M. Pride Fourth Sister of S. Holland ot ill shortly before last Christmas, is so V-Sl . on lnle.*./ Goelet's brother, Mr. Daniel Guestier, Mr. and Mra. Lionel Boston. April 13..Following the re¬ He Has Been a Little of Sunday, April TO. 0th av bus. Mount Ht. Mary'a Cemetery. Automobl.a Duchess of London are congratulations on Says black l'snd fatcliel, containing wearing nn- cortege. Luxemburg. receiving well satisfied that his illness has not oarcl; ninie on to Jr., came with them. Tho party went Ann Barbara ceipt of a cableHtrom from her fiance to¬ an Amateur Himself. baj. Return W. E. FRY, a the birth of a daughter. harmed his voice that he spent an C-iJ Colnrey Club. Hotat Manhattan LANCE.-On April 12. Edword A., aged MtrmcH, Bavaria, April 13..Prince to the Goelet. house, 691 Fifth avenue. Holland. Mra. Holland was Miss M"-1"? day. Miss Frances Hoar announced that LOST.On years, cl.apei Stevon Morrltt Burial and of Mr. and hour and a half yesterday trying to Broidrty uptown car, gray silk Cremation Co.. 101 Sth av.. corner 18th Brnst Heinrlcb of Saxony, third son of Later they will go to Mr. Goelet's Ca¬ Cutting Cumnock, daughter she and Mr. Reginald C. Foster of this Washington, April IS. President has with silver top. containing money, at. Time later. former Frederick was Mra. Arthur J. Cumnock of this city. select the songs he will use when he Harding's interest in music and the glav-es and callln* cords. T inder please King nadian camp, alter which they will city will bo married immediately after Schuyler Reward. MA1.TT5IE..Suddenly. April 11, 192l.Addi- married to-day to PrincessAugust,Elizabeth. of Mrs. Cumnock, who was resumes his concert ar.d operatic work arts generally is indicated' in a recent communicate _with 73.'^) .I. Morrell. wife of Armstrong MaltbW. sister make their home on Long Island. Mrs. returned to New J'"'1> ork >es- his at ival from abroad, about April 22. letter to Arthur M. Abell of this i:1 lA-p'.i and dear mother of Oertrvwe Bavaria. ¦ltyline would place May, following In the lett'-r, which \%o:s nad<> public ¦J949S2. frame 42.1794. lower wlnds'ileld Ro'henb«rg, U» laJe Haoie U' _ ?-nd Mva. Coo- pile and said he would work right Former Crown Prince Ruppreclit of The civil ceremony for the marriage Tiie Vice-President return of Mr. Foster, who has been with to-night by Mr. Abell, th- President tx- broken. RICHARDS. 1f,4 Oxford St.. Man .lonepli Mau'lelbaum, Edward I. Mande w. re guests of Mr. and Mm. Charles to the bottom before batten Beaoh. ! batun and >"annle Gre«.oerges 1-uner* Bavaria and his bride, who was Princess of Mr. and Mrs. Goelet took place Jn the lidge through making in Ber¬ pressed his interest In "the effort to m S. Hamlin at dinner last evening. There the American High Commission rviced at Jier late roaJdMetropolitan Opera House, whers I lt- Have minister, ushers, bride.imaids on democracy hardly or !n tiaxl to 1 West U4th at., helo^Ad of de Hiano, Justice und Mfs. Mahlon tenor's secretary, Bruno Zlrato, told < lted 4n of such a Broadway I>u.jbair1 Ethel M. Newman Kurnal R. Babbitt and Mrs. Baboittof watched tlie of deck. support thesis. Like¬ g:c#-t. Js:IWi o'clock. interment will take place next Saturday f.ftcrnoo occasion to extend their long the late Senator Hoar of Massachusetts. opinion that artistic tajite and M., April Liberal V codlawn congratulations Brig -Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake Mr. Caruso, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ben- interest as well flourish under reward if retnrred ti owner, 140H Carroll St.. Cemetery. in the chapel of St. Barthoomewa to th«* who were hfr. Foster is n member of a promi¬ may quit* Ri I'hone Lafayette couple, accompanied had for dinner at the Chevy nino and Dr. BufTardi. He talked with as -ohiyn. NOBLE..April 11. Emily B. Noble. Services Church. There will be a small recep¬ fifty guests He is a Harvard the popular under the monarchists, Stephen Merrltf'a 223 8th av.. near by Mrs. Goelet's brother. Chan-- Club last night. Among the them several and then com¬ nent Boston family. f^OST-T'earl bracelet, with diamond clasp. chapel. tion at home of the brides moth r. moments, and wae the1 establishment." In Altmsnw. fltsaros or Reword. 21st s1.. Tliuraday, 1 P. M. the Other arrivals on board the Olympic were the Minister of on the wonders of graduate, c!i3s of 1911, vicinity. Miss Babbitt will be her guests Switzerland mented at length team of Wadaworth 9909. PATERSON.At the Homeopathic Hoaolta_ Eleanor Included Mr. and Mrs J. Roosevelt and Mme. Peter, the American Minister captain of th'J Crimson tru'.k ______Boyton. Mass.. Ar.ne A Paterson maid of bridalat telephony. was n of LOST.Diamo id ling. .Id a v. car, south- honor and the other .)4te[ [Roosevelt, who passed the winter in to Switzerland and Mrs. Hampson Gary, "I heard them." 'he "as that spring. He also member BUSTER KEATON HERE TO reward. Pleasant st.. Brookllne. Mass., oMJJ tondants will be Mrs Curtis R. SmlOi of went to the St. to said, plainly tup Harvard-Vale track team that went' hound; MoCARTNEV. TeI»piione r,: Ihe late Robert and Maria Louis* Algiers. They Regis Major-Gen, Peyton C. March and Major- a« if the call came from the Metro- 27V»i Atldubon. - St. Albans. Mlas Alida of bL romain until to Red House, their to England to compete with the Oxford WED MISS TALMADGE Paterson Funeral service at Augus- Blge.ow they go Gen. George O. LOST.'Diamond train av near 5 Paul. Minn.; Misses Helen L. S. in Park. Squler. politan." men in 1911. He wo* at ring, IndlannpoUs, Klrkelberg'a parlors P31 8th . _.i place Hyde Mr. Caruso offered a photograph of popular college April 11 Txjulelan); icward. Phone at., on Frhla>. Ai.nl IR. at 8 P. M. In Betty Thompson and Eleanor 1 n Mrs. Valentine A. Blacqne. who hss of Mrs. and held filgli class and el ist» id ring, r. lth gold bug, enotoalng morning. mond. Va., all debutantes of the season- returned by the fcar.ie (steamship. R!ie George Barnett, long* dsni$>:rous yacht designer. Due to Fall. ied a.r.il v.hl'e stone. Comtnunfeale owner. PINARD.Eliza M. Smith, wife of the .at. to Mr. Robert Dickey. Jr.. of failed to make many changes in his Injury \ 1 will be at the St. Regis for two months. to-day For more than a year Mr. Poster ha* r.ar, Herald. 280 Broadva.. John A. Plnard. Nntl-e of funeral here Ohio, was hostess U'st n'gh* At the time the after. iH. I > Dayton, physical appearance been attached to the A met lean H.^li DOST.At aviators' ball, «olert bj Mrs. Caruso, in Bust-r Kenton, film comedian, w;io| His ltd. Phone Madtoon St.si 7«l RFM8CN" .At lila in a GAGED. friend*. Mrs. Barnett is entertaining a the Caruso apartment in the Hotel Van- has Just arrived in this city front Ia'jsT.i'ire«ii i.dt- pin. t* Tuaaday. AprU 1*. 1021 Charier The wedding of Misa he Tras an officer of the and oblong shsp* R«ivr«r.. ivon of the la-.e Jar.e dam a- d house of for the wedding. derbilt on the tenor weighed artillery Angeles and is stajfng at the Hotel Bilt- .,var,i. (.'TERM. 20d W. 08th. Buy T uvater daughter of Mr. Robert Mont.. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Griswold Lan- party girls April 8, saw consider?.We service oversea*. William Rem#em. aged ft-> y*aJ»- 165 Instead of the 225 when he niore said yesterday that his marriage to SUBSTANTIAL. REWARD aa^vl'-M at Crace Fields Luyster of 478 Fut.*m avenue, don of 131 East Sixty-fifth afreet have pound* In 191? he was engaged to Miss Church. I'.roadway an Mr. Charles VI ill.ams F> announced tho engagement of th<>lr The British Ambassador and Lady berpme ilL Since April 3, however, he marry Miss Natalie Talmadge, sister of Norms will be paid foi the return of abort pearl "mh at., on Friday. AprU 13. at 10 Brooklyn, to Is Marion Farwell of Chicago, daughter of and whom he had not seen n'fklaee. with diamond c'aso. lost April 10 o'alock. took placo Tuesday In the Church or i t set-oud daughter,' Miss Eleanor Landon. Gedde.' gave a dinner last night at the has gained about ten pound/* and still Constance, at Rye Reach. N. V. ADDER. Tel. 013".R were ahead. On the ativlce of his Francis Fsirvell, Chicago dry goods iner- in two years until he came Kaat, would RICHARDSON.On Monday evrning. Apr:l Gates and Franklin nvuin.s. to Mr. Philip M. Parker, son of Judge embassy. Among their guests going chant, A few YonVers. 1 'altnation. of the House and Mrs Gil- however, he will keep his days before the d"te for probably take place In about s month. 11, 1921. Homer Bartlett Richardson son .fti* Rev V W. E. Carrington. the lec¬ Charles W. Parlcer and Mrs. Parker of Speaker physician, their she was found f 1.000 Rewanl for tl-e recovery of Jewelry of the late Frederick L. Rlchardaon. ag».l of the Mellon. In the future belo« ^00 pounds. marriage, May 19. The date was unsettled, li»- said, be- lost at GImhels' store 12. at -7 tor. officiated. Miss Marjorle E. Jersey City. Miss London wi's intro¬ iett Secretary Treasury weight ctead at the :i Tuesday. April AS. No. Marlboro at.. Fi Wal¬ bottom of deep ra\lne> flause h« intends to her«- from four m»1. st erearer counter; no questions »»' "il neral servL'a* AprilBpeton.14. at H attended the bride ns mad of Ct^ien duced to Society a year a,';o the pasl Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. the --state stay wl'h Thursday. bordering of her 3t Cornni jn'cat" Mr. at s Minuter of Cuba. Mr. de f.ithei to six week* and then br- nisi t ied a da> BROWN', Gimbils Paul Cathedral. Boston, at : ..0 o ciec "-Inter and that reason she became a lace. and the OPERATE ON GUARDABASSI. I.ake For. st. She had just returned or Mra. A. C. KENT. Exeter. N. H. p. M. it Is requested tbat no flowers Cameron member of he Junior League. Her Cr.spcdes, Senator and Mrs. James >V from or so before lie leaves for the Pacific ha seat. Mina^Mr^DmiaW j and North Carolina, where she iiad coast. $100 RBWARI> has in Wadsworth, Jr . and Representative diamond and ac'KOE father been the Diplomatic Ser- [ Sinner anil Artltt In Hutpltnl '»r *pent the winter becau.*-" of ilhi".«s. tor y!jUnu.n wrist watch. raj*'- VBRI'N .On April P*-rnar'' vince. She Is a niece of Mr. Henry Hutton Mra. Nicholas Lnngworth. Ho is here to recover from an accident No. 20"i77r.. '.OS' April 4 In Penn. R. It. sta his 01st >ear. dearly beloved husband o. risrzt in his film studio tlnn. Tirv orT t < 0., 1'Itth sv. and 37th st Jennie and father of Arthur and Ned Landon and of Mrs. Dallas Ba^he Pratt. Mastoiditis. recently which bent ~ " ' »""!.r SOOIAl. KOTBH, 1200 K. hoenbMiH. Mrs E. brother of tne orloe-us- Mr. Parker was araduated from Prince¬ MISS BBBWSTER TO MED. him to the hospital badly Injured. His REWARD Blanche lloliamlern7r*'and Mra. Mr Vibert Fyfe. Cspt. Francipco Msrlo GuarJabo^si, was for return of dlaniund horseshoe broorh, lost IJ«Brw ton in 1ftl9 and he served in the army; Major «ud Mis. Murray rtsidwin arid right leg (broken when he fell into I between 48th st r. Funeral from hie late iesldenc Announcement is made of the engage¬ singer, soldier and artist, is in the lLye April and Oiar.t r"iritrs) on during the war. He la a nephew of tfieir son ha\» tome from San Fran-! an escalator tiiat was being use |n on*1 Terminal. I. H. and B il. WEINBERG. wist 176th St., New York ctty, Thur- ment of Miaa Mllded Brewster, daugh¬ and Ear Hospital, where he underwent of his comedies. The si v. 14. mi. at 2 P M. Pl-a-- Mrs. William B. Bfekman of this city. Cisco to the Hotel Aartor for s week. youthful comedian (Mir, Rill TaT.omit flower*.A^ll ter of Mr. and tyra. Henry D. Brewster an operation for mastoiditis Monday Malor and Mrs. can now walk, however, with the aid gr,or> of Gen. James Parker, U. S. A., of Ne^- Pl.iiip Hs*es and Major REWARD SCHOl beloved wife of Ixjuis. on "Frsrsrs of this city and Scarsdale, N. Y., to by Dr. Edmund D. Fowler with suc¬ t>nd Mrs. Oiw of a cane and expect* to be able to move A pear shaped pearl scarfpti, 42d st. ir month, leturn to West 74th a:., on Tueaday, >2, IKg? her and Parlcer. war as a British Government engineer Capt. Guards.bassl formerly aang small station at I'er.sacoia, and work. While resting he will also attend Wearing Apparel. sfa'Uda Rogers, vvlfe of theAp.'tlate s? BALDWIN. daughter Mr. Fla., Major 1 I > VANDEBHOKF and figured prominently In engineering role* with the Metropolitan and Chicago Clifford C. Early. U. S. A., of the to some busineas matte's. ot:, tlus Matiu* S toonmaker. B . In recen; he office LOST.*iuni»ay. April 10. on o»h at bus, ,.;d cs'inhtri of Oorge Duu^i tw?1' The marriag vr<«e Louine Baldwin. work In Singapore. They will be mar¬ opera companies. y»ais of the Chief of Staff. War Funeral MIM .IK.MSIK w r.m EXOAGKD. the Church has been a successful portrait department, black hand astclvel, containing «aaring ep and Mstgnretta Llvlngaton. ,1a of Mr. and Mr William Dele- ried ne:;t June in Embassy pslnter. it.." Mr«. Early also are slopping at IIADIIOX < II AM It Kits f.arel. r.ame on hag Return to W. E. i'R> at <.' list Church. Broadway ana »e^-.it ugl'tcr Brewster is now with During the war h^ served in the Italian HK.MORIAb « van Baldwin, to Mr. m wy.-icoff Mrs. J. D. Weir of Craig Varra, Sea tn Paris Miss that hot"!. iMil olo'iy Ctub. Ho*el Manhattan. on Friday. April 1\ at 9:30 A. M. son ^ ^ Cliff. L. I., and Brooklyn, has an¬ her parents In Biarritz. army and received several citations for To-morrow mornln* at 11 a service1 Interment at Kingston, N. i . Vandtrhoof. Jr.. £ va Mrs. A. F. I«au *ibaeh has returned in (' Cats. IHtgs. Ir. k of this ciw. nounced the i ngagen.ent of her daugh¬ lor. memory of Haddon ('numbers will DWORDS-At Fouth Norualk. Conn. April ,;c.Pge W. Vanderhoef '3 her spai tinent. 761 Fifth avenue, from be held at the Church of tho III 1921, Jennie W. HivoiUs. «lfe of the ter. Mips Jessie Mearna Wclr, to Mr. FOR EAST SIDE Ml KfC LIBR ARY. Transfigu¬ I.O«T.-Dog. Belgian police, female, s Pip¬ WilHam il. Swords of Hon t Norwalk KORDHAH THEATHE OPBXXG. Camden, S. C., u-here i«l)« had |>a-se;lj ration under the < iat'e West Wulcliet. son of Sir. and Mrs. auspices of a omrnltt«v ing Roc£, I., t. snsv. ers to nsiti* of Funeral services n '.ei late re.,dence .4 The New York Music Week Committee several weeks. On her way Nofth Mrs name on Louis Wulchet of Kvanston,' III. Miss B. P. Keith's Fordliam Theatre, a of one hundred former associate* and nradle; owner's collar, Tel Glen \\fi< av.. Boutn Norwalk. on trldav. arMSsSrwS has sent out an appeal to persons who J-auferbaeh .stopped in Washington. friends of the playwrigiit, I'uve «SS. *prll 15. at 2 SO I* M Interment private Weir Is a granddaughter of the late John new neighborhood vaudeville and motion where she was received at the White Including have mastered the musics', classics, ask¬ many important stars, tuanagetn i>nd LOST.Dog, April JO; Boston Mil. male, on .rmiiAITT -Hlcljard F . April 13. at Central T. Ptrie. a Chicago merchant, who had picture house at the corner of Ford- sns'v^rtt to ing hem to donate from their collection House by Mrs. Harding. drsrnatisls now in the city. A ?M st. and I/exIngton av.: r.suio Valley. N. V. Notice of funeral hereafter. (in estate at Sea Cliff. She is a niece of ham road and Valentine avenue, prat¬ eulogy of Trlnele; reward. Return to SCHAEFKR, TitriMl'HON' .At Greenwood Lake. J Mr. M. C. Plrie of Airs. during the coming Music Week, April Mrs. Thointfia F. Turner will 30 to! will be delivered by DeNVolf Hopper. K40 Eait SSd N Brooklyn. more than _ I N>1-| 17 to sheets and fol!o* of music for ing 2.300 and costing 11,000.- Anril 12 1921. William 1. hompaoi . son 1,. North, Jr., and Mr. Norman W»fr 'J*, her country home at North Bennington The following Lambs Club members will -Boston wall, golrten forme.U' of Ne*ark. N. In the V,.i use of folk on the East Side, 000, will have Its gala opening to¬ aummer. bromi. white I.. are her "deter nnd brother. living when officials of Bronx Vt.. in May for 'be constitute the choir: John Hendricks. marking'; neighborhood E. 27th: reward ,.»r of Me age. Funeral services from .'lias Harriet Selma Rosenthal, musical night, Borough, Mts. LEWIS, Hotel >7th. at Pleasant Ne, . Fordham's cltlsens arid the offi¬ Miss Amv Aldrich and Mr. Chester Scott Welsh, Ernest Torrent e John Mil¬ ffenton. Msdlson av Vha pel Mount Cemetery from Bow- leading N*. J . on at 1 dirac'or of the territory the Aldrich of 1H East Thirljr-eighth street lard, Frank Belcher. Harry Allen. Irving LOST.-Bulldof, Bostoti brlndie mate; s«s ar? Thursday. April 14. erv to the East River for the Music cials of the Keith Circuit will formally 7ates shoulder Siimiav revard. P. M new will close th'ir shse on April .V> ar.ii Fisher, Aubrey and Harrison Kings T.eaaue of the People's Institute, says dedicate the structure to com¬ Brockbank. The u«her* will hi Uiuw S237 WA'-'MAKEIt .Mary J . widow of Garret A. amusement. Carroll and sail for Italy. They will be Abroad -r.v be Lionel V jnn.a' er. In the *7th !»«r of he' age. the Fas! Side is in need of a mu*ic li- munity Harry Atwill, Fr^d G. LMliatn. Lionel 1'ennd. 1^ compan> In "Varieties of 1921" will ersl months Barr>- iJtit Herri'-^# Th# Kuneml Church. \yw». brarv. The Seward Park Library Mrs Mon it* F. Weate gren lias a* he* more, John Kmerson. Bruce M*. on Mor Arrll 1» %Zr Badllrj. of l^akewood. N. .1. Byron. R. H. Bumslde. Mark A. Lueecher isme by to »>p«arr:ami*y Kid," l«ondori the service ancea 34 train from fl!imwt fnstereey Wr.e VsnJng * frs C. Johnson, IV,,-jM. I. I. M. Ms- ¦¦ us WOOOWAR11 *? Kll.-nr.eth. N. Wednee tailoring THIS AFTERNOON O'CLOCK tn- fn the *vseV Mor-.ow, I'. ard, jear Funeral Continuing Friday) Saturday la ir .Tcs^ph H, N"" ^iii I1 '. '-i I *#,ur.!sv afternoon. 3 o'clock. Third Pres- Afternoons at the same hour. ivmimsnelri* Apr'I '-M *M0\0 Til K Pl.AtOOURS, 'armln. Simon Noble. K.ntly B hvterlan Church. Elisabeth. fnfrm' nt Mr. SJii Mn Kr»n« I'min araioi>",c* tfie at r'olenvo. Elba Pater eon. Anna * SALONS .«» Among those pi'nenf last light'*, dressmaktn& grrtve' of « beb » !*J Ki'san t*«; rosaby. Waller Pmard. Eliaa M > bom IsM we»V r' H K.v e Hofpb'il, Mr. performance of "Tip-Top at the Globe I'urtls. Cu: E R' '1 <><1 the Tlarrymort* Gart. Mr. and Mis. Ern<»t ]. ly>tfs ...nbr- M>id, IN MEMOR1AM. spp«sr e; the Umpire »ie*'. «¦»«.!,, lives L. Hsddo<"\ M'anley B. Xetiol'm. Helen Madison New York .m t,, 1 Mr. and Mis. Francis Hine and Mrs. lislres. rh.-nles .'. <".n» * ' '. Square South, Deuglflet). James Sullivan. BLACK Wllllan' II horn Norembet Oherte» em ^ tistii IUpool rani* Hsmllton. Matv -*ord*. J SEVERALveryattramve "Good Tim**." at the w** Hart. Henry E Thlbaut. RichardI E 187#, died Aurll 14, 1910 He waa highly TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE regeant. "Ooo^ TtmaS," 'o^ay iHH eqiiet Hippodrome, est earned his bttelneas the I'»v>ra» of N« first two seen bv Mr. and Mrs Robe»t Hsrt, 'i'homi»«on. William I, b> assortatcs and In !>«t-fo-m«w* James, Jr., Ngary Candida Wsnmaker, Mary .1 ea^lal rilfM end alfectlonately remem¬ r»ro.1iin«! many NEW MODELS ik, fonMUMM* At the Beiasco Theatre to see "Debu- kavanagh. .totin I. \Vo«d«stKt. Ru«sel W Oil feu the touch of a \anlshed hand. OF rau" ere Mrs. William Lsng". Ed word * For the aottnd of a voice that le still THE MORE IMPORTANT ITEMS Iter!*jw1 T>irr\ rer »U»S e tp-'««gi»*ii nt eon- Prine and pa'tv. for nia Mr. stid Mrs. Ii. L I»oblin. Mr, George i.oving Friends ¦ri'iiiitloni vesl"rflaj performsrire In Memnrtsm ROBINSON Stusr' W. Passed away April TAILORED The Extensive Collection of In "Tip-Tf>p" from e\»r> of (h» m«'r L Leslie Mr snd Mis II. J. Tsvlo 14. t#10 b»rw «uid «Kege of t?!» "Hktohy-Kon snd Mr snd Mrs. A. C. MeKttme> Bigrl... Willlsm H. Robinson Stus \\ 1030" mm/mar. In elileh Dtson «.n-sds» STREET DRESSES o«.U«wt to rep'ft F"reo Kt«ne st ths Olob# \^rll 13. iSSI. Harry Bell. Ir his 72(t >»s: Thest.re OBITPAKIES. «on of th« late Andrew J B»il st d hu« WLertrer You May Be Davlil Heionoo's MSlWUon of ' 1'ii<1 Ctol'l hand of OlU» E. Barber. T'l'nersl prltate There ii our R»prcjei;t»fi»t >for wo/a£N an d /afsss ANTIQUE ART PROPERTY r> *«»re." A* «n.« of the ees Rev Father Daniaae Dandtirand. Order "¦al aerylree at her lats heme, 44 ilaw -THE FUNERAL CHURCH" be. CATTADORI , ITALIAN ART GALLERIES s«i bv » Se''-.."ts will be Rmny," s ie fie it t Mary dmmaculate, died here to-day at -O! av.. Oreng*. N'e^ .f-r*»y Sectarian) AVENUE. the was Thuredny rrorril-ng, April 14. at II o'clock 1970 fine TMLL CORD amd piqjjetinfi FORMERLY LOCATED AT NO. 734 FIFTH tis.« bed s trvout. sge of 1^2. He "n!d to b» the I-i'erniW. Gremst-ood Oemeterr Rro*dvr«T nt 06th St. OJI Of OF THE GW' F^wt" r. lie An of Rentocky hue 'nldest CstViHc priest in the wirlC. !!» At N J d»».!.w» o»... v a »>v At. wth innCOKTWlKD ACCOUNT MMOUTfON MMMMKO) 1 BONVEL.- Summit, April v amdwthout eambroideries rotiTviw on«Nt lo^Wi Getttnn r*«Vin»1 on hte iva« botn on Mai'"h 23 18!>. tn tiie vll- of 'he of 1n» -evvlfee se a 1921. 'Inimsllrx. daughter 1m ON FREE VIEW 9 A. M. UNTIL 3 P. M. n'sff !n teoogrlt.mi !»ge of I... Prn'rie, Que!n .if F< en- ii Jonathan C. and Piioebe Wa' :i lionnel, i protlu' or the p5 ii \»si of hor ase l-'uners sei -« 'psrentsg#-, In T1m» tf fill's fM ar. C will h» 'I'he Wintierts >1 tneoneeil .reeterrtey ti.si rj.* vltee will be held at het late tseidenc afalefii*. Htnstmted by halftone repro(1i'«*ton», " mulled to applicants on receipt of One Dollar. mtiolnsi versfen »' Berrie s QimUI » P'rsw oi. Thursday. *p»it 14, at 3:30 P. M. .» will t»" 'oeer ef ''Tie Belie of P. M. veryreasonable PRICES Ihc «ala wilt be conducted by MR. THOMAS Rnn-.f't r ru. Aiuii .; A Vo' tie < be. .t engaged -o e*lo't av., F» Rod Fni'rtmkrr*. seore of ilia n ;elrs! romed-. 0 the lmge rest'teice, .1. Presnsn, rv>t, "t r 5Sg<-il fn- I mid engraver, dl^d here last night. sway. Timothy r*-Chlef ART ASSOCIATION. , Ve* Verl* Fl^e J)*pe-tment. and hrlovt 2070 RivarnJ* durjnsr'ffle month t april' AMERICAN Managers Mr. Strang produced a number oft iilisbguil of Agne* t, ptunVet. tuner Madison Square Seaih, EntraneeS f., 1U Straet, S>» Terli. "OOtJ.XTHT Boardeii Wants® (he Se . fbttn-h isit Afn-.M RtuiJmi kn. !iW>k Itifm *v. -4#f*.i