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Mrs. H. P. Whitney
* Sails for Paris to
Exhibit Own Art
Will Be First (tftllery Exhibi
tion of Her Sculptures in
That City.
Mre. Harry Payne Whitney, sculp
tress. sailed yoaterday for France on
I<a Savole to arrange an exhibition of
twenty-six pieces of lier work at the
George Petit Galleries in Paria
Although Mrs. Whitney won a medal
at the Paris Salon before the war, this
v^l be the first gallery exhibition flhe
has had in that country. Among the
pieces to be shown are "The Aviator,"
for which her son, Mr. Cornelius Van
derbilt Whitney, posed, and the Wash
ington Aztec Monument. After being
shown In Paris from April 14 to May
1 the exhibit will be taken to London,
ji Others on board the liner wero Mr.
? Gilbert Colgate and his daughter. Miss
Grace H. Colgate, Miss Yvonne Gall of
the Chicago Opera Company, Miss Anna
Thorndlke and six other young women
workers for the Amorican Committee for
Devastated France and Mr. Frank 13.
Smith.
CONCERT FOR CAMP FUND.
6, eclat Despatch to The Nbw Youic Hhhald.
Greenwich, Conn., March 26.?Miss
Greta Marron, the Canadian soprano,
who has appeared with the New York
Symphony Orchestra, gave a recital of
.Russian, French and English songs a:
the Field Club here to-night before a
large audience. The proceeds will be
devoted to Sydney Lanier Camp Scholar
ship Fund. Miss Mary Lanier, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lanier, ar
ranged the recital. The patronesses ln
< liuled Mmee. Charles D. Lanier, "Will
iam Hodge, Alfred Gilbert Smith, F. H.
Krena, W. Herbert Wiley, Hugh W.
l^lghton, D. Walter Gibson, Kuncusey
?Jreene and William F. Heneck.
H IMiARI) STRAIGHT DRAWINGS.
A number of drav> Itiga by the lute
Major Wlllard Straight are now on view
f in the Arden Galleries. They have been
assembled and Classified by Mrs. Straight.
Some of them have appeared In Asia as
illustrations for a series of articles deal
ing with Major Straight's activities in
the Orient.
Women Faint in
Crush to Bid Good
By to Mengelberg
(iue*! Conductor Sails for
Home, but Will Return
Next Season.
Wllltmi Mengelberg, the Dutch con
ductor who has been directing the Na
tional Symphony Orchestra concert sea
ion, sailed for Holland yesterday on the
liner Nieuw Amsterdam, without broken
bones, but with wuted collar, bruised
back, badly squeesed hand and other In
juries Incidental to a riotous farewell.
Two thousand persons were in waiting
for Mr. Mengelberg on and near Pier 7,
Hoboken, and literally charged down
upon him when he appeared. Three
hundred, mostly women, surged along
with the little conductor In their midst,
and carried him aboard the liner before
h? could prevent his passport and other
papers on the pier. In the crowd three
women fainted.
Despite the efforts of officers and
crew the liner wan delayed fifteen min
utes by the last minute farewell hand
shakes and kisses showered upon the
conductor. Mr. Merfgi'lberg said he was
overpowered by the reception, and this
was literally true. He finally fought his
way to his cabin and his admirers were
gradually Induced to remain In America.
Mr. Mengelberg will resume direction
of his own orchestra in Europe, but
will return here next year.
Among the other 846 passengers on
board the Nieuw Amsterdam was H.
van Cordt van Lauwenrlch, Netherlands
Ambasador to Chile.
PAVLOWA STARTS ABROAD.
Mme. Anna Paviowa, with twenty-six
members of her troupe, sailed yesterday
after a highly pucch ssful season on the
Rc-<1 Star liner Finland.
The voyage will not be altogether a
holiday for the dancer, for before sr.il
iner she arranged for a room to be fitted
up as a tiny gymnasium. In this she
will keep her muscles In perfect condi
tion. She a'so will discuss new features
with the other members of her company.
A large crowd of admirers and profes
sional friends i>ade her farewell.
Only fifty-five first, 120 second and
171 third class passengers sailed on the
Finland. The small number was prob
ably due to the desire of many voyagers
to spend Baster ashore.
9.
_ sei s^sas J&lfih Jivtnut. ?????.*
*ewvoqk- * paoi? ?
ANNOUNCE THE READINESS OF OUR
ENTIRE FOREIGN COLLECTION, IN
CLUDING IMPORTATIONS FROM CALLOT
JUST now WHEN THE
FASHION sucs-1SSES
FROM PAR'S and america
ARE VISHNU Wltk EACH OlhER
FOR RECOGNITION .WE
SUBMIT T? YOU what WE
BELIEVE 1& BE TmE MOST
COMPREHENSIVE WttECYlON
PStESENTfiD BY ANY
E^shiiom Housein America
DEVOTeD EXCLUSIVELY
To The showing of
Tailored and costume suits
t^WNS-WRAPS- <tPATS
CAPES - HATS - FU RS
AND PAR'S ACCESSORIES
TO INDIVIDUAL OR0ER.
OK fok immediate WEAK
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
\KW YOHK.
Mr. Lorillard Suffern Taller will give j
hix bachelor dinner next Friday at the
home i.f his ]?urent.". .Mr. anil Mrt. T.
Suffern Taller. 11 East 8ixty-flrst street
His guests will Include ftfeaars. Frank
L. Croker, Frederick P. Moore. Harry
T. Peters, It. H. Russell, Cornellua Van
derbtlt, Jr.. Kichard Van Nest Gambrill,
James N. Wallace, Albert Z. Gray and
J. R. Ditmars: Dr. George B. Lee. Dr.
J. Clarence Sharp, Messrs. Whitney
Carpenter, Anthony J. Drexel Blddle,
Brewster Jennings, Robert L Living
ston, George Temple Bowdoln, J. Horace
Harding and T. Suffern Taller.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay Schleffelln
will give a luncheon for twenty-four
guests for Miss Louise Morris and her
fiance. Mr. Dudley Mills, at their home,
5 ICast Sixty-sixth street, to-day.
i Members of the Colony Club will give
a fancy dress party In the clubhouse
on April 1.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Will entertain
twenty at dinner to-night.
Mrs. J. Horace Harding will give a i
small dinner for friends of her daugh
ter. Miss Catharine Harding, to-morrow
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford.
Jr., returned yeeterday to 405 Park
avenue from Aiken.
Miss Cornelia Coster has returned
from a six months' trip to Panama and
the Pacific coast and has joined her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Living
ston Coster, at 74* Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Churles H. Sabln have
1 returned from Aiken.
Miss Anne Morgan will'leave Chicago
to-day for Indianapolis and will return
to New York April 3.
Mr. Winthrop Sands and his sister,
Miss Barbnra Sands, are at Woodbury.
| L. I., for Easter.
Mr. Ogden Reld has returned to Palm
H-'.ich after meeting his mother. Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, who returned recent I.v
''roin Europe.
MI?s Lisa Stlllman, who had been tfie
guest of Mr.-. Philip D. Armour in Chi
cago for a fortnight, has returned to
New York.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank have
gone to Hot Springs, Va., for a fort
night.
Dr. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter
whita have closed their house at 803
Fifth avenue and are at Great Neck,
L. I.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman, who
stars for Europe on-board tho Aqultania
May 3, will go to Stonor Park, the house
of her son-in-law and daughter. Lord
and Lady Camoys, in Reading, England.
She will not open her house In New
pol-t this summer, but will remain abroad
until late in tho autumn.
Miss .Tulia Rerwlnd and Miss Mar
garet E. Dunlap of Philadelphia are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ber
wind for Easter.
Mrs. Richard H. Williams and Mrs.
Richard II. Williams, Jr., have gone to
Panama.
Mrs. LyUleton Fox has returned to
]3i> East Seventy--second street after a
visit with Mrs. Louis du Pont Irvine
in Aiken.
Miss Grace Brlsted, who has been I
[ In Mentono, France, with Mrs. John E.
Alexandre most of the winter, will re- i
tr.ain abroad for the summer and will |
bo joined hv her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Astor Bristed.
Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly will give a
luncheon to-day nt the St. Regis.
WASHINGTON.
The President and Mrs. Harding had i
Gen. Charles G. Dawes din!n? with
them informally at the White House
last night. '?en. Dawes was head of tlie
Supply Service of the American Expedi
tionary Force ;ind was one.- prominently
mentioned for Secretary of tho Treasury j
I In the Harding Cabinet.
| Mrs. Hiirdlng will receive the three]
I hundred delegates to the Biennial Con- j
I ventlon of the National Association of '
Collegiate Alumnae next Wednesday af- j
, ternoon. The convention will meet from
' March 2S through April 1 at the Hotel
j Washington.
j The Belgian Ambassador and Baroness !
de Cartler had a luneheon yesterday
at the embassy for Prof. Cumont, a dis
tinguished Belgian scientist, who is on
a lecture tour In this country.
Lady Geddes. wife of the British Am
bassador. has started for New York to
remain a few days.
ANTIQUE SHIP MODELS SHOWN.
Art That Appertains to the Srn In
AVIIlinni* Collection.
Collectors of antiques that appertain
to the sea will be Interested In the Max
Williams collection which was placed
on view in the American Art Associa
tion yestorday. It contain# a fleet of
miniature vessels that not only lllu*
trato the historical progress of the sci
ence of shipbuilding, but In many caws
have been directly the result of roman
tic or pathetic conditions In the past.
AmonK the most Interesting example*
should bit noted the hull model built to
a one-quarter inch scale for the British
Admiralty. Then there are the French
bone models supposedly constructed by
prlsoiflrs of war In Pngland during
1780-1790. There Is a mo<lel of a royal
barge In the time of the Oeorges, n '
model of the British warship Sinn anil j
models of the French privateer Volai;e :
and the frlgute l.a Junon.
-?r ?
DOMINICAM AM MJIAE DAXCH.
Members of the alumi rt of the Ixwnin-!
lean Acaflemy will hold their annual i
dance In the Plaza Tuesday night. As- ,
soeiated with Miss Muriel O'Reilly, --hair
man of the committee, are MUsoe draco ;
Hrennan. irlady* ''allatry. ATloe Dillon.
Marlon Fltagerald, Hort'iis* flarvey, j
Porothy Kane, Anne Ke.irj. Alice Mul-1
grew, Claire O'Malley and H< '"n flulli-1
*nn. The patronesses include Mmw
Thomas M. Blake. Hugh Kelty, Morgan
J. O'Brien, John Co?p#p Brady, Walter!
A. Burke, Martin K. Calinir % Joseph .T
Plllon, John H. Fltagerakl. ';.>or?-- .1
Gillespie, J. Httry Haggerty, WltUfttnt
A. Kane. John K. Mul crew, charier
O'Reilly and Patrick H. O'Mailey.
MRS. GUUGH, NO I t LI HR11ISH
BEAUTY, TO GG ON STAGE HERE
Copyright by Underwood A Underwood,
Mrs. Sylvia Gough.
(lives I'p Society for Part in
Chorus of 'The Kin lit
Girl.'
Aft?;r spending a few weeks in thin
country, during which she has been en
tertained by several women of promi
nence in society, Mrs. Sylvia Gough
famous I3ngllsh beauty, has decided to
go on the Btnge hero, rind to bigin at the
bottom as a chorus birl.
Announcement was made yesterday
by Archibald Selwyn that hp had en
gaged Mrs. Gough for a small part in
"The Right Girl" at the Times Square
Theatre. She will make her first ap
pearance Tuesday night.
Mrs. Gough. who is ?!2 years old.
is the wife of Capt. Wilfred Goug.i of
the Welsh Guards, von of Sir Hugh
SuttleJ-Gough. She was Miss Sylvia
Comston, and Is one of the most pho
tographed young women in England.
During the war and since the armis
tice ?ho had several times taken part
In amateur theatrics Is for the bene
fit of the soldiers and also for the poor.
It is said that she has rejected many
tempting offers from theatrical mana
gers and producers for the reason that
her husband did not like It.
"i ani going on the stage," said she
at the Vanderbilt Hotel yesterday,
"because I believe I shall like it
and I want to start at the verv
beginning. 1 am going to be in the
chorus of the 'Right Girl' and only
accepted the position because Archibald
Selwyn asked me to. I met Mr. Selwyn
n London, and through him I am going
to take the smnll part. I had hopes of
taking the part without any one know
ing, or at leaat the general public
knowing, until I made good."
For years Mrs. Gough. Lady Diana
Manners and Miss Margaret AsqulUi
have been friends.
CLERGY TO SEE CHRIST HEAD.
Miniature to lie Shown nt Home of
Mrn. Oliver llarrlmnn.
Chrlstus de Profundi.". the carvinc of
Christ's head, that an unknown executed
prisoner of Spanish Honduras wrought
in the meat of a Florida hem twenty
live years ago, will be exhibited at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Harrimnn, 142 Kant
Fifty-fifth street, some nft?rnoon this
week, for all the clergy of New York
city and vicinity. Since tho first pub
lic exhibit of tho carving, which was
held last Monday, Mrs. Harrimnn rind
Mrs. McFadden, enstodians of the min
iature art gem, have been besieged by
men and women with requests t'> view
the masterly portrayal of Christ's
agony. The cl?r.rvin?? and artist- have
been foremost in the ranks of those who
have requested an opportunity ? I'
The fragile treasure Is a vor) lifllcult
piece of art to exhibit in a pt irtlcal
manner. Inasmuch aw it ennr >t be
viewed from a distance and n ~t be
studied by one Individual at a tli
MISS ANGLIN AS JGAN TO-DAY.
Piny to He Given Despite Objec
tions of Snlihath Hny Society.
Despite objections of the N< w V.*rk
Sabbath Day Society, through It at- ,
torney Chrlchton Powell. Miss M irt tr< t
Anglin will play "The Trial of tear; of
Arc" nt 4fie Century Th< atre thI
noon at 3 o'clock, under the t<< <i'ic?'?
of the Knights of Columbus fur the
benefit of Herbert Hoover's Bui >t ? ?n
Relief Council. The society ha noti
fied tho police that it disapprove of
the performance of Moreau's cat
drama and Tsehalkowsky's mus on
Sunday.
The Knights have anticipated Hon
by the blue law contingent by obt 'nlnif
a bond under the New Vork min i '!
lew for twice the expected pro< ? "f
the performance, and a speelal 1
has been Issued to the Knights *o '1
Ize this d.arlty production. Miss Vt in
snd her company are giving their r
vlees free. The Knights of Colun us
expect to raise $10,000 for the II" er
fund at this one showing.
MOURNING
SPECIALTIES
IIATS, XJOWNS,
WAISTS, VEILS,
FIRS, NECKWEAR
375 Fifth Ave.
Boston?Copley Sq.
Hand Made Waists
and Neckwear in
It lack or White
OBITTAHIES.
JOHN' k f:\neijy CHEEVEY.
John KenMdy Creevey, whose law
practi'N- In this city covors the last fifty
years. died yesterday at his home, 390
West End avenue, of a complication of
a'.lmentx following an operation two
weeks ago.
Mr. Creevey was born In Belfast Au
gust 13, 1841. and came to the United
States with his father, a Methodist Kpls
copal clergyman, when he was a boy.
| Ho was graduated from Yale In 1866 and
I was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Tho
? year following his graduation he mar
1 l ied MIj'h Caroline Alathea Stickney of
I R'ockville, Conn., who died a >ear *ko.
She was the author of several botanlcul
| works.
I.OI IS (. CI.ARK.
Louis C. Clark, 8.'. year* old. died
yesterday at his home, 102 Fisko plnc<>.
Mount Vei non. He had lived in Mount
j Vernon thirty-eight years, and for the
; last ten years had served as Commls
. xioner of Charities without pay, tu -nlng
his salary back to the budget for char
itable purposes. He was treasurer of
the First Baptist Church for twenty
yean. Mr. Clark was bom at Cross
Roads, Weatchester county, and leaves
liis wife, two (laughters and a son.
J. P. LAI RENS III H IF:I).
Paims, March 26.?The funeral of Jean
Piiul Ijiurcnf, the artist, who died on
Thursday, was held from his home here
to-day. A regiment of Infantry, a
iuadron of cavalry and two batteries
of artillery, the whole commanded by
i. Brigadier-General, rendered military
honors at tho burial in the cemetery of
i .Montparrasse after the church ccre
; mony.
THOMAS E. K.NOTTS.
Oaht, Ind., March 26.?Thomas E.
Knotts, first ."??tt'.'-r, first postmaster and
flivt Mayor of Gary, died to-day at
Rochester, Minn., following an opera
tion, it was learned here. During his
term (1909 to 1913) foe wns a fftate
llgur.' because of the political turmoil
in tli- steel city. Practically all of the
1 municipal institutions are the products
of his administration.
< Ol,. EI.1 AS Iv. BALDWIN.
Oswkoo, Kan., March Col. Elias
B. Baldwin, 86. Kansas pioneer and civil
war veteran, died here to-day. He was
born in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
LOST AND FOUND.
AFTOMORJLE 8TOL.BN,
American, tourlns car. No. 32*~. tno
to- number, 2M2: X. .1 license, ! 2? .
painted maroon, wood wheels, T". S cord
?hoes; stolen Mar^h '."J at 414 15th St., New
ark, N. .!. < "mmuulca'e with E. R. IKM'
\VCX?I>, John St., New York. Telephone
Beekrnan 8l?S7.
1/5KT A purse, Friday I*. M., woman's coat
department at Altman's. Finder pleas
teturn watch, Klns~cs and key* to J. 8.
I>ARLIN<?, 48 LIvlriKSton, Brooklyn; no ques !
tlons Mhj. j
Lot<T? I.ady's leather travelling ha*. con- 1
talnlne fur* anil }? welry. In or about Wal
dorf-Astoria or shopping district. Monday
evening. March 2t; * .'<? reward. Apply Lost
and Found Department. Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel. _
I/W On ,'ith av., between tloth st. and ?>4ih
at., a blaefc ?lik bill holder, with gold cor
nels, (onlalnlnir money, rollce Department
pi rmlt In owner's name. Reward IT returned
to w nth av.
LOPT?Head of irwn Idol, made for stag*
US'-; also has- drum taken from Hotel
Plaza. March 14; reward. .Jee Mr. SHAUL,
Hotel I'lar.a. _______I
0>ST? At the Metropolitan Opera House, I
Haturday matinee, March 2fl, pair of pearl
opera glasses; reward. Address 77 Lenox
av., >'?<! Orange. |
LOST lied silk umhrela. Thursday night, on!
Madison* av.; reward for return. 1'hone
Rfil2 IMAM. _
!/>HT Largo brow i ? |? ?? >n???j :i I riK l"t
ters. Hth av.. between 34fh-42d sts. No
tify apartment *. ."I Lasi Mtli st.
l.i - l Friday aft'itiooii. eyeglasses, In black
i a ? (Sail * I stnbke on case. reward.
mi.ru. ?15 W i ;.d st.
LO*T- March IV. beaded bag on subway b>
It.- ?Iraenwlch s1 return to above address,
r. ward. \V. P. HNKDBKKB.
tOI?T f'urae, ta\l. Thur 'lay A 5JT; gener
ic reward H W HTHWAliT. Wheeling,
w v?.
Jewelry.
A RKWABL OF 1200
will be paid for the r' tum of diamond flexi
ble br?< i-let containing 42 diamonds lost
Marc! 12 between 47th and S8th streets or
In Oth avenue ?urface car. MARCUS A
Q0.t 5th av. and 45th st. ______
a iiKWAiih okIT.ooo
for return of pearl necklace containing about ,
l?fi pcails, with oval shaped diamond clasp, |
lost March 17, between K "!>th and With sts
HQWABP * V.O.. 14 g. 47th at.
I.VSjJT Silver icesh bag. Haturday ufteinooti|
about 3:18. on I<e*lnirton av.. between t1Ht'<
ind 71 st sts.; reward VANDEHBILT. >84
Naale av . city. Phone Warts worth IM2I.
l/0?rr~HmMI atlrcr wrlat watch on B. B. T. I
sub - av, ketwern Time* srpiare and Hid *?.
and Madison ?v.. regard. Return to A. M
Si/*"; 7I'I Madison a>
I.OMT--1'urple enamel violet brooch, with
small diamond, between .Wit nn'l 0>t ??.. i
i,e Tliilt i ? - f' <r<t $1 ? ? t
in i inrr . vi i. vi " "i
l/>CT-Hil? h|'! i triangie ?nap". nli:e ?*nall j
'llamoiids, small ring In centra, rawa.d. 1
VMADOB. T?1 Vrweport U0M.
LOST AND FOUND.
Jewelry.
LOST?Din;. ?<?! aid pla'inum watch ar:<]
chain, iiiir;:.'. "C. (V In diamonds on
back of v atch. betw.-,?ti northwest t-oriu i
of Park av and 62d ?t. anil 17 Uuat INth
st.. on i-aturda) morning. Ikiwhh and
? ?I5. llPKuril If returned tu CARTIFR
.hi. av. and DIM ut.
LOST Platinum cial..
mond charms. tti*-Jc ttnd squirrel, i?iw.cn
> and .Kuii I. .! , Friday, hi front of 37.->
J ark av. or -J'.'ti Weal End av. or In taxi
liberal reward, no que*-ions axked. SILO
1" t.aat 4.H h.
f'lanioiut platinum bai ~pin in (>!
terlon dinmr dance, Hotel Commodore, or
In tax cab fr Commodore Hotel t. Penn
sylvania , Friday night. March is- ?300 r.
ward, Communicate room 857. Hotel Penn
sylvania.
00111 Bi ?n?l W?st C2d. a
go.d link bracelet. with n J.irfe .iron- re
ward. Kw.m^-, a. AiN8BAOH"K, 133 C?n
. a. Park West M .11. (!olutnbut >1204. I
I/)ST?$2.j rtwkni. Iilfe pink MpptUra atone'
at Cascade dlnn r- iar,. . . Blitmore Hot.-;
O! In taxlcab from Blltmore !o Hotel lit.
voort, Tuesday Ight, between 11 ti> nr,i
1:80. Major (in KTWBT. Hotel Brwobrt. I
I.OST?Wrist iv?! lndy'rt, Wal'htm, Tues
day evening, between 15:45 and 6:45 from
?nu ? roa<l '11, v;iy ""atlon to Orplieum i
3022 ci?rtnd?n;
ntond clasp: suCat.la reward. Telephone
i Iramerey 36 IN -?i<hujib
LO?Tl-On Wadneaday, March M. ?oM now^r
box and lipstick, markud J. B. if.; reward
.'r'0"i'?a!!,"on^L. r W' T' *?*???.
1 <OHT?I'la 11 n u m .,!nky ring, R"i.rralf~diaT
monda. pod b md. between 34th st. and
Fordham MOT*' and flU> Bv; rtwar<1* i'hono
" .T^\r'" ' ' cl1- 'luan-, piathiuin, ,th
nnall dlanioi .1 nnd sapphire. Lioural ie
??u-d. Tel. 4: ni Pbtza. HALL.
LCST-Frlday morning; silver cross; reward"
I' ?i?e return l^i Ka?t .'.(Ith.
Wearing A.opartl,
'
LOST.
u'H.-.nav,h'rr- "r n,'nr R1<* Theatre.
West 4Sth at., oi In taxi from theatre to
Pennsylvania station. West 31st at.. ,u ll-.'O
A!., \V edri*?s<lrty, March 2'i; subHfantijtl
reward for pro. r-turn. rhone Market
?it Newark"*' llo,er V .ting. Ill Clinton
Two skin Hudson *ab1e scarf mS7v i
n"V-"iS*h ' ,1' 1 Th "tre'an,.
ea 40*1 week ,l..ya. II M to (J p. V
Suit able rgwttp ,
Cuts, Dogs, It. " i
I'OOIjLE?Lo<t. ?mall white. In
? entral I'ark, about February 1.
? 0 reward. Kuturna Mr?. lil.AINM
liBALl-:; 27 H (!2d. l laza ?746.
I IX?8T Small black j'< im-ianian dog, at 70th
rVi ?<?r,u'r ',r."art"a> at 0 o'clock Friday
; '-venlnK: reward. Te|i'p|io:i?- Columbua 6337.
Found.
! I'^L'ND Pwall white male poodle on Bflth
births.
GLABNER.?Mr. and .Mrs, n. C.laancr (nee
?Sadie (j.-nalor), 720 rtlvcrelde r?riv.> an
VhU?0"1 th" blrth 0t tt duut;hler' March
SCHNKHjER ?1To Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.oeb
".March 23^ ''j-n*?"1" Vt*' a riau?u- |
ENGAGED.
IIAITM?JIINO.?Mr. and Mrs. I.copold RIiik
announce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Regina. to Mr. Abraham L. iiaum of
Holyoke, Ma?i>.
HRETZFIELD?ROBEI..?Pr. and Mrs I.
Py 11 enter Sob?l, Hotel lltdleclalre, 77th
street and liroadwaj. announce the e.i
t-aKemcnt of their daughter Dorothy T
| to Mr. Maurice E. Hretzfleld of CVdar
hur?;. I., l. Reception Sunday, April 10
Hotel Beileclalre, 3 to 0 P. M. No eard.i
j BURROS SPRUNG.?Mra. Julia Sprun,; of
l^b went 11Hth st. announces the ?-ngage
nu-nt of her daughter Flora to Mr Jo'in
It. llurrof. Reception ut home, from 3 to
(i, Sunday. March 27.
< U1 LA.\'-fiCHB.N'CK.-vMr. anil Mr.s. Jacob!
Kchrnck, iMt twt fclrifl av., announce th-'
engagement of their daughter, Gertrud,
to Mr. Emmanuel M. Cohan, son of Mr.
aiiiT Mrs. Samuel M. Cohan.
FI HS-FHANK-Mr. and Mrs. Herman
J-rank of l*oth ?t. announce th?
engagement of their daughter, Leonora to '
Ami.It, 1, Fuhs, Bon of Mrs. Carrie Fuha '
and the late Mr. Loul* Fuha of N17 West
Knd av. Announcement of reception later
I GATE#!?MERI.IS?Mr. and Mrs. Max M. rlls
of I'M.' Union st., Brooklyn, fflnoun the
engagement of their daughter. Anita, tu
Mr. L. Fred tiate*.
OILBFRT?ROHK\STOCK -Mra. Julia Roa
en?to< k of 168 Prospect l'ark Weal, Brook
lyn, annoum .-a the engag> ment of hor
daufhter, Florence, to Bert E. Olibert of
New York.
(Kx >1 iMAIN?H7R8H.?ilr. ar.rl Mra. Loula O. 1
Htrel; of 32 St. Nicholas pi. announeo the
erigaxenient of th. Ir daughter. Lillian
Bratrlie, to Mr. Milton Goodman, aon of
Mrs. Anna Ooudman of 612 Kajit l.'rfth
*t.. New York.
IIAUBNKR?FOX.?Mr. and Mra. Morrln Fox
of 320 Yrrk at., Jersey City, announce tv"?
engagement of their daughter. Dolly Rae.
to Mr. Curl R. Hauaner of Newark. At
home Sunoay. April 3. No carda.
JAl'FA?SALZMAV?Mr nnd Mrs. Morris
Kalrman of 361 Highland Boulevard
Brooklyn. i.nounce the engagement of
their daughter. May. to Mr. Charles
Jaffa of Brooklyn Reception Hotel Amor
Sunday, March 27, after S. No cards.
RKSKKI^ MORRISON.- Mr,. Kdgar Lac.v
Morrlaon of Far Rocka vay. N. Y., an
nouncoa the rngaitement of her daughter
Caprice, to Mr. Charlee Woodleaf Kessel.
son of Mr. and Mra. Henry Kosnel.
LEVY?KURTZ.?Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Kurt/ of 245 W. 113th at., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Grace to
Mr. Hugo H. Levy of New York.
ANNULMENTS.
LKVKY-OOI.PKAUII.-Mr. and Mn Solo
mon Ouldfarb announoo the annulment of
the enKHKi'inent between their daughter
Sadie and Mr. Iku I.evey,
MARRIED.
CUNNINC41IAM?PTKIKUM ANN.?Mr ?. Clara
Htelermann of 101 W. 77th ?t.. atit.ouncea
the mnrrlnKo of her Haunht-r Flora to
Mr. John J. Cunningham on W dnesday,
M?\reh IB.
P1UCK?ZINKn.?Al Price and Hortha Zlner
Invite their relative* and frfw.il* to their
v eddfner at the SrvIktij, 229 Irfno* av , on
Wednesday evening, March S" at 8 o'clock.
No card*.
SHAPIRO ?IvAPI.AN. Ar.i.'unrnifnt I
made by Mrs. Fanny Kaplan of the ma'
rlage of her daughter, < 'Ilia, to Mr. Ja !t
II. Shapiro, of Cleveland. < 'Mo, on March
20, 1921.
WERTHKR - 8TOAHT.. M ?M>nd Mr* J.
Ktrahl antiotinrti th< t <rria?e of their
daughter, K*?le, to Mr. Sydney Wort her,
November, 1920.
DIED.
Alien, Arend
T!tilM<y, Archibald K
Cantrell. Kllaabeth J.
Cntrwnt, Kmma I). ,
i ord<* Rosemary
t!r?evey. John K.
Cuttle. George C.
1 lower, Sophia
Felat, L?vl
f'.aylor, Susan S.
lUrt. Mr? II 1
1 tolling** orth. I<cftus
M ileitis, Fred \V
l.lnton. Howard P.
I .oh, Henry.
MimtoR, Arnold H
Meade, .iorrn A
Moore, Kntmalln P.
Mornnfte, Caroline
Morel, ,'an ? H
Morris, Je*?le K.
Mtt'iaon. Ijnveland
McDonald. Floronc? 1
Mi Namara. Mary v.
Neuburger, Herman
T'srlsli, .Tohn It
i'n"i, Hannah K.
Rl< ;*rdcon, ^.itle H.
niehetta, Ethel
Saddler, Frsf.V
f'haefiT. Robert
f.henck, I.ydle
Hi Iders. Carolina
S laliev, Ktlsvard
S'hnnd. John O.
Shurawa>. Annn
Smedlay, Mrs li.<>
smith, l*m>- Hi
Sterle, Rebecca
Stern, Jinnle
Sw een> . Jan* A
Thompson, Itrhlcat
Tlntle, Jennie K
1'lniar. Flora
Hncmr, Otto
Whitfield, Joseph
Whit taker, M. J.
/.scon, Marie
Zaim. Frederick
In Mem?>mim.
ner?re, I.oul* Kl-livl>er(rer, Henrietta
lloitrko, Kduard J. Kleliitx titer. tMtmund
Condon, Kdward F. I.evon Julia 1*.
Ftnnell. Frederick* 'i. I.lhrrsn. Tletsy
1 ennell, Oeorge W. Mand?Hiaum, Max
Hlngslaco, John H. Mitchell, Anna K.
llyman, Kadi* Wells, I.aura
AMF.V-On March 'M, 1921, Arend Allen,
entered Into rest In hi* With year, at his
? i.ieii. e, 1*12 7th av. Funeral services
n t'alvary Kplsropal Church, 4th av. and
21s' ?t., on Monday, March 2*. a' 2 -^0
?? M.
Hfl.KLRY-On March 2d. Archibald K ,
oti of the late Archibald Tl. and Caroline
'/ Hulk Icy Funeral nervlces at his late
residence, 2S? president St., llrooklvti, on
Tue?day. Mar'It 29, at 2 I' M
C.WTRKU. *)n March 2fl. 1921. Rtl-nh, h
II.
? er\|ie a; he I M> ref to Jvn
Kast 17Jtu *t , Monday evening. Match
2fl, at * o'clock. Kindly omit flowsra.
DIED.
ATREVAS.?A? her reside* ?;n * i
1441th st., o?i Saturday. March HO. \
Ei)i|n% LwvK daughter of the in'' Ei.au
I'avis arni Clementine King 1 almactK'". >
N'uilid of funeral Hereafter.'
,'ORDK - On March V"' Rosoroary (n?e
1'itriitv), beloved wife of Le-'iie H- Ooi.ie,
sister "of Peter Carney and Irene McArdie. j
Funeral from her late r?iWeW*. 4^3
14"til st., on Monday A. M.. March J
-BBEVKTf.?At ill* residence. 3110 West End
ai.. on Saturday. March 26, 19-1. John
Kennedy Creev.y. Services at hla late
resMleitce, 1J noon, on Monday. March -8
lnt. rtn.tnt at Merldtn, COnn. Kindly omit
flowers.
3TTTLK.?On Saturday, M.-.rcl: 26. 1921. i
George C. Cuttle. lidatlvea and friends, |
member* of Cyrua Lodge. -No. 2i*. t
!?'. and A M Cameron I'uat, No. 71?. <?? j
A, R.. and Hawklnn Zouaves are Invited j
to attend the funeral service* at 54 Ster- I
ling plan*, Brooklyn, on Monday evening, |
March 28. at 8 o'clock. Interment private, j
DOCTER?Suddenly, on March 28. Sophia, i
beloved daughter of the late Simon and j
ltosa Poeter. Funeral prl. ato.
KEtST.?I.evl, retired real estate operator,
lorn June 1845. -New York city; died >
March 24, 1991. aged 75 >ears. Survived
by hla wife, Sarah; sons. Sid ney, Jay and I
Lester; daughters, Mrs. Raymond Alle- ;
tar. Mrs. Jerome Eschwegc, and grand
daughter. Myrtle Feist. Funeral services j
at his late residence. 11 Ralley court, j
Woo.lhaven, I- I., Sunday. March -7,
'? P. M. Interment Mount Carniel Ceme
tery.
jAVLOR.?Susan Sparks Gaylor, on March
26. Services private at Great Barring
ton, Man".
rlART.?Mrs. B. Franklin Hart, at Burling- |
ham. N. Y.. March 25, wife of the late
Col. B. Franklin Hart of Hoboken. N. J., j
and mother of B. Franklin, Jr.; Thomas*
R. and A. Lincoln Hart and Mrs. Edwin
Neat, Mrs. W. C. W. Purand and Mrs.
John T. Van Itipan. Interment at Rur
llnghani, N. V. South River (N. J.) papers
please copy,
HOLLINGB WORTH.?Loft u^. on Thursday,
Mai eli 24. in his 84tli year. Services *:
lilt, late residence, Scotch Plains, N. J., I
Monday, March 28. at .T: 1 r> P. M Con- j
veyanrts will bo at Kan wood Station at
o UH. to meet (tain which leaves Liberty
st. station at 2 1'. M.
HUESTI8.?Fred W., beloved liusband OS
Constance M. Huestls. at I'reMiyterlan
H<?pl'al. on March 26. Service* The I- U
neral Church, Broadway and ?Ititii ?t., on
Tuesday, March 29, at 2 P. -M.
jINTON.?On March 20. 1921. Edward F.
Linton, In his 78th year, at hla residence, |
494 Jamaica av., Brooklyn. Funeral prl- j
vate. i
OH.?Piatt Ixidge. No. 101. F. and A. M.: j
Bwthreli?You aro hereby requested to at
tend Masonic funeral services for our late j
brother. Henry I.oh, ai his late reside-, e.
84'W 8!'th ?t., Wodhaven, L. I., on Sunda>
..venlng, March 17. at 8 o'clock sharp. |
Take Cypress Hills elevated from old i
Brooklyn llrldge to Forest Parkway sta- j
tlon. Fraternally,
Joseph T. Llebllch, Master.
Charles Myers, Secretary.
MAMI.i>K.?On Saturday. March 26. Arnold
B. Mamlok. son of the late Herman and j
Caroline Mamlok <nee Bondil. and dearly
beloved brother of Grace, Richard and '
Hermltie. Funeral from his late residence.
216 West 89th St., Monday, March 28, at ]
10:30 A. M. ,
MftAPE.?On Thursday, March 24, 1921, st
his residence. 12 St. Andrews place, John
A. Meade, beloved husband of JJllian A.
Meade. Funeral March 28, 9 o'clock
mass, at Our Lady of VI -tory, McPotiough
st. and Throop av., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MOORE.?Emmal In Parker, on Friday, March
2,">, of Carlisle Pa. Interment Carlisle.
MORANGE?On Saturday. March 26. 1921,
Caroline Morange (nee Schuyler), wife :
of the late H. Morange, and dearly he
loved mother of Mrs. Mary Morange
Fisher. Mr... S. C. Schrannne and Mrs.
M. K. Rausch. Funeral services private,
at her lato residence, 215 W. 88th St..
MOREL.?Jane S., In her 84th year, widow
of Louis Y. Morel, beloved mother of
Jenny L. Kolimeyt r, WJSO Winthrop av.,
Chicago; grandmother of Percy A. Lat
tard of New York. Kunernl services
Stephen M< rritt Chapel, Monday, March
28, at 10 A. M. Interment Cypress Hlls.
Brooklyn.
MORRIS.?Jessie E.. wlfo of the late Bayld
E. Morris, after a short llln'-ee, at 1- >
Leffertii place, Brooklyn. Notice of fu
neral hereafter.
Mt'NSON.?At Manchester, Vt., March 14, |
I.oveland Vunson, for twenty-seven years
Justice of Supreme Court of Vermont. Ser
vices at his late home on Monday at 1:Ju
Please omit flowers.
McPONALP.?Florence Trottlere. daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Paniel Joseph j
McPonald of New York, at Riverside, Cal ,
March 11. 1921. Private Interment took
place Calvary Cemetery, New York. March |
20. Boston, Riverside, Cal., and Munich,
BaVarla. papers please copy.
M-NAMARA.?March 24. Mary C. M'Namara.
beloved daughter of Mrs. Catherine M'
Namara and sister of Mrs. Margaret Mc
Carthy. Helen McNamara. Capt. Penis
MdNamara. F. P. N Y.. and Andrew,
William, Joseph and Paniel McNamara.
Funeral Monday, 9:30 A. M.. from her lata
residence, 643 Lexington av. Solemn re
iui.ni mass. 10 A. M.. at St. Patricks
Cathedral, 80th st. and 5th av. Interment
Calvary.
NEIXBI'ROER.?Herman, b<'oved h'ishand of
. ->ai a Neuburgur and father of Samus. II.
Neuhurcer, at his home, on March 26.
ltrjl. Funeral service' at 643 East 8..d
vt., on Tuesday, March 29. 1921, at 10:J0
A. M.
PARISH ?The Tteal Estate Board of N."w
York announces with deep sorrow 'he
death of a fellow member, John L. Parish,
March 24. 1021. Funeral services a. St.
James's Episcopal Church. Upper Mont
clalr. N. J., Sunday, March 27. at 1 ;J0
P. M.
POTTS.?On March 25, 1921. Hannah E..
daughter Of the lato Thomas and Bridget
Potts Funeral from her late residence.
fi.12 Rth av.. on Monday. March .8.
Requiem mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral
a* U A. M. Interment Calvary.
RICHARPSOJJ.- At lier residence, 116 North
Walnut St.. l'ast Or ? nge. N J . March -
1921 Satte Hills, wife of Briton Richard^
?on (deceased) and younger daughter of
the late Augustus S and Mary K Hi s
of Albany. N. Y. Funeral private. Kindly
omit flowers.
RICKETTP ?On March 25, Ethel. Fuheral
Chanel Steven Ksrrltt Burial and Cre
matl'.n Co.. 161 Stli av., corner lStli St.,
Monday. 2 T. M.
SAI'I'I.EIt ? At Brewster, N. Y.. on Satur
rts\ March 26. 1921. Frank Saddler. In
the 37th year of his age. Funeral private.
SCHAEFER.?In Jersey City, entered In'o
rest on March 26, Robert, beloved hus
' :md of Mary Schaef. r. Fun.-ral services
on Monday, March 28. at 8 P. M., at 29
Garden av. Friends Invited
BCHEN'-K ? Bradliy Peach. N .7.. Marcli
23. 1921. T.vdle Kchenck, daughter of the
Tate George and Ann Mulrheid Schenck.
Funeral frf.m h"r late home, ,11, 1-lft'i
av.. Bradley Beach, on Monday. March 28.
at :i P M Interment Falrmonnt Ceme
tery, Newark, N. J.. Tuesday at 11 A. M.
SF.IPERfl.?Caroline, suddenly, on Saturday
morning. Mar. h 26. 1921. mother of Mrs
T H Rockwell and Mrs. A. W. Billing,
In the 72d v.ir of hei age. at her resi
dence. 233 W. -lOth St.. New Tori:. Funeral
services Calvary Church. Summit, N. J..
Monday afternoon. March 2*. at .1
Kindly omit flow" rs. Mobile papers please
copy. ?
SHALVEY.?Edward, formerly of t\o Sev
enth uard, on Friday. Ms- h 23. 1921.
Kunera! from late residence. :;"7 L"no\ a-...
Monday, March 2*. thence -i Church 'f
St. Aloysl.js, 1.12d st. and 7th av., e. hers
solemn high ma . w ll be celebrated at
111 A. M Interment Calvary. AutoinobUs
SHAND On Thursday. Mar -h 24. 1'C1 Jo; ?>
I. Shstul. Funeral s. ivies at lils lat<?
residence, 417 West 30th St., Sunday nftet
noon. 4 o'clock.
RHI MWAY L.'i'< re.l Into r"' at i.-r r. -'?
denctt, 1^6 East 31st St.. Ama, dearly be
l.iv. d wife of Isaac O Shum?B\ and
)<\ed mother of I>r S. O Shumway
Solemn requb'iii mass a* St. Stephen's
Church. East 2.8th St.. Monday morning at
to .10 o'. lock. Interment Calvary Ceme
tery.
BMJiPLEY.- Mrs. Pet, smln. al-? d ?2. pa' ? I
Into rest Wednesday. March 23. at her
residence. 243 West 11th st.. New York.
Interiuert March Cflth Inst., Calvary
Cemetery.
SMITH.?At Yonkers, N \ ( nn Friday.
Mar-li 21. 1921, I">ac ft Sdilth. Funeral
S. rv|ce will b? held at his late reslden.--,
14 Wood p'.a. ? . Vonkera, on Sun. ay.
Matrh 2*. at 2 .10 P. M Intermint Oah
latid i >metery.
STEELE.?At Pat'-rson, N J . on Frld y,
Man-It 23, 1921, Rel>e?ca, wlfs of John
W Steele. Fun' rat services on Monday.
March 28. :\1 3 P. M , at th? residence of
her daughter. Mrs. N L. McOrndy,
Ramapo, N. Y. Interment Ramapo Ceme
tery,
DIED.
HTEB.V?Passed aaay on March y> at Xlon
lefiore Hospital, Jennie Stem. stater ut
Mi'div?? Funeral
V"fcJC.W At 1 )*-p residence, 180 WiKftiy
r'laf#, .*?'?? York, Jane A 8?wtr, late of
W ..idnjwre, I. |. Sj? r of Margaret and
K .-ana Sweeny, deceased. Funeral Mon
day, March 28. at 9 ;n A. M . thence to
St. Joitph'a Church, Washington place and
'i'Ii a\., wtoi? a requiem maa* will be
.-ali! for the repose aX h?.r soul. Interment
Calvary.
TH< "Ml'SON.? 11 ri(1 net. at her rrtlili-nrf, 292
Wlnttsor pla >?. on Thursday. March 24.
1921. in h i H2d >. at She wan a native
of County Longford, Ireland, and a resi
lient of tha old Tenth Ward. Brooklyn, for
over fifty yearn, and formerly a parish
ioner of S*. Apiw'it Roman Catholic
Church. Survived by one son, e?
S. iiator James Thompson. and thre<?
grandchildren, Helen, Edward and Agne*
Thompson. Funeral from her latu ie*l
dence on Monday morning, at 9.30 o'clock,
thence to ':io Roman Catholic Church of
the Holy Xantr of .Jesus, Wth and Pros
pect av>? where solemn mass of requiem
will he offered for the repo*. of her
soul. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
(Auto corlcge.)
TINTLE.?On March 25, Jennie Kleanor
Tintle. Funeral from her late residence,
r.r." West lr.'Jth St., Monday, March 28.
9:.'!0 A. M., thence to Church of St. Cath
erine of Genoa, West IT^ki St., where re
quiem mass ?111 be celebrated. Interment
St. Patrick's < emetery, Huntington, L I.
ULMAR?After a lingering lllne**, in her
55th year. Flora dee Felg), beloved wife
of Jacob, devot.-d mother, of Sylveater
and llortense Ulootn. Sen-Ices at her
lata residence. 141*? 2d av., Monday,
March 28. at 2 P. M.
WAGNER.?Otto, husband of Maria Wagner,
on February 2*. at Mexico city, Mexico.
Services The Funeral Church, Broadway
at With St., on Sunday, March 27, at
3 P. Mj
WHITFIELD.?Joseph, on March 23, 1921,
husband of Jennie Whitfield, at his resi
dence, MB East 18th st. Funeral services
Sunday, 1 P. M. Interment Maple Grove
Cemetery, Long Island.
WHITTAKER.?Margaret Jane, on March
24. a* Duniorit, N. J., beloved daughter of
Benjamin J. and Isabella Whlttaker. In
terment March 25.
ZAGON.?Marie Zaj-'on 'nee Suslow), b.?loved
wife of Louis .-?ml mother of t>n, Cella,
Esther, Emanuel and Sidney, March 25,
10 P. M. Funeral services Sunday, March
27, at 2 P. M.. at late residence, MS
Grand St., Brooklyn. Please omit flowers.
ZA H.N.?On Thursday. March 24. 1921, Fred
erick, beloved j.urfttand of Margaret E.
and devoted father of Mrs. David Water
bury and EloLs. Zulin. Mcmof j of Bun!
li?s? I-odfct. C.~>j, r. and A. M.; 8yl\an
Chapter, 188. R. A M ; Coitstantlne Com
mander)-. are Invited to att-nd t'.e a?r
vlces. at his late residence, 137 West I2tjth
-i., Sunday, March 27. 1#21, at 2 P. M.
ZA11N.?Tito companions of Sylvan Chapter.
No. 18*. R. A. M., are requested to be
pr.v. it at the funeral services of Com
panion Frederi k Zuhn on Sunday after*
noon, March 27. at 2 o'clock.
Robert D. Ferris. High Priest.
J. W. Dale, Secret an.
ZAUN?AH Sir Knight i of Constantlne Coni
mandery. No. 48, k. T., are requested to
he pre.ent at the funeral of Sir Knight
Frederick Zahn Sundav afternoon. March
27. at 2 o'clock. K17 W est I2tlth at. Mem
bers of drill corps will appear in Templar
uniform without sword.
J. W. Dale. Commander.
ZAHN.?Brethren of Buimng Dodge, F. an1
A. M.?It Is with sincere sorrow that
announcement is niado of the departure
of our beloved brother. Frederick Zahn.
You it re requested to attend tho Masonic
services to he held at hla late residence.
No. 337 West 12flth fct., on Sunday, March
?1. at 2 P M.
It. Itussell Ahrams. Master.
Alexander S. Traub, Secretary.
IN MEMORIAM.
BBRGH.? Ir> fond rornembrance of my dear
father, Douls Derge, who departed this
llf. March .11. 1914. Eddie.
BOURKK.?With rfAep and fervent sorrow
I record the death of Edward J. Boirke,
who died March 28. 1018. May eternal
peace be his.
His SUter, M. E F. B.
CONDON.?Edward F.. died March 31, 1919.
Second anniversary requiem mass for tha
repose of his dear soul Thursday, Maruh
il. a? 7 o'clock, in the Church of St. Vin
cent Ferrer.
FENNELL.?In lovlntr memorv of our dear
departed parent*, George W. Fennell and
1- rederlcka Gro. nert Fennell. May their
souls rest In peace.
Hl.NGSLAGE ? In loving memory of John H.
Hlngg'.age, died March, 191.",.
11} MAN.?Sadie (nee Cohen). Called to
eternal rest March 27, 1918. Never to be
forgotten.
KLKINHKR) ;rR.?In loving memory of our
dear parorits, Sigrnund Kleinberger. died
( March 83, 1891, and Henrietta Klclnber
Iter. died March 18, 1913.
LEVON-PENFIELD.?In affectionate mem
ory of my mother, Julia Penfleld Devon,
died March 27. 1900. Mary Ada Ponflold.
LIHMAN.?In loving memory of our dear
mother, Betsy Dlhman. who departed this
life March 2"i, 19H". Gone but not forgot
ten. Peace unto her soul.
MANDKI.BAl'M In memory of our beloved
brother. Max Mandelhaum, who departed
this life Match 30. 1913.
MITCHELL.?In meinorlam. My dear wife
and our devoted mother, Anna B., died
March 27. 1911, Anniversary mass St.
J John's. White Plains, Tuesday morning,
8 o'clock. P. C. Mitchell and family.
WELLS, - Laura. March 2.1, at her residence,
Rochester, N. V . In her l?2d year. inter
ment Batavla. N. Y.
UNVEILINGS.
ABltAHAMS.?Unveiling of the monument ta
the memnry of Martha Abraham* ' nee
Lu l l. b. loved motln r of Rose Stein, Jen
rile Bern?t, In and Albert Abrahams. *111
ti. ? pin''- t tho Raltfn Fl- |i Cemetery,
Cyi r.ss Hlll?, on Sut 'ay. April .1. 1921,
at P M.. weather permitting?If rain,
I following Sunday.
LASKEB.?Unveiling of the ?ton" In memory
of our dearly beloved mother, Huida
Lasher, will take pla'-e Sunday, April 3,
at ?. p M . Union Field Cemetery, Temple
Beth HI Section. In case of rain pojtpuned
until May 1.
MAYER.-TI - i*nveiling of the monument in
memory of n y beloved wife. Snran Mayer
nnd our de\.<; - l mother, w ill tak ? pla~a
Kunda;', April ?t I'. M., Washington
Cemetery. P.elatlvcs and frl->nda invited.
MFYBlt ?The u:ii line < ' monument In
He mor% of my beloved wife, Carrie Meyer.
" ! tak. placc to-day (Sunday, March
27). at 2 P. M.? Instead of ? P. M.. as pre
vlou.^1) announced, a' Waahlngton <"eme
tprjr. In c,-u?e of rain Hie ceremony will
1 ?'? i. n'p.in.-'l until '? o?|- ir Sundav at I
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