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Miss Maud Watts Makes Debut at Reception Today

Miss Eleanor Dommerich Honored at Luncheon—

Other Large Parties.

The young set is making the best Use It can of the remaining days and nights of the holiday week by flock­ing to dances fur the debutantes.

T h s events of today and tonight Include the following:

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett W a t t s give an afternoon reception wi th dancing at Sherry's to Intro­duce their youngest daughter, Miss Maud Georgette Watts . Two older Sisters, the Misses Louise and Natalie Watts , assist the debutante and her

mother in receiving. The debutante has asked the fol­

lowing young men to act aa ushers: T. Arthur Ball, Jr., Richard H. Bald­win, Harry Brown, Robert Brown, Cyril G. Cogswell, John E w l n g Coop­er, George Elliott Hamilton, H. Dud­ley Johnson, George R. Ray, Robert Brockway Reeves. Jr.. Bogart Spen­cer, Edward Kingsland Van Winkle. Jr. , Edward Everett Watts , Jr. , and Harold Hinton Wilcox.

The guests include the Misses F ian­ces M. Archbold. Alice Babst, Edith Baker, Constance Bruen, Betty Buck-ner, Peggy Bull. Elisabeth Callaway, Mary N. Canfield, Mary Clark. Elisa­beth Cole, Mary Cole, Virginia Cowperthwalte, Carolyn Curtis, Mad­eleine Curtis, Vivian Curtis, Bernice Davis , Virginia Dodge, Helen K. d'OUer. Margaret Edmonds, Faith Fahnestock, Hope C. Foote , Mary Fowler, Beatrice Gawtry, Oliva Gaw-tfy, Marian S. Gray, Adeline Have-meyer, Louise Frel lnghuysen Henry, Georgine B. Hunt. Hilda Hurty, Mary T. Hyde, Cornelia King. Louisa Laidlaw, Mary Lansing, Mary Liv­ingston, Elizabeth S. C. Low, Ger-aldine McAlpin, Agnes McCrea, Dorothy McEwan. Helen McEwan, Wf.iifred McEwan, Dorothea Mal-lofy, Constance Miller, Mary Minor, Louise Plater, Madeleine Prentice, R u t h Reed. Margaret Ritchie , Sarah-Ei i iabeth Rodger, Elizabeth S. Rog­ers, Marguerite Rogers, Mary F. R o o m e , Grace Roosevelt, Kathleen Scott, Barbara Scudder, Jane Still-man , Katharine Swift, Frances Thord Gray, Lucile Thieriot, Flora Tobin, Virginia Vanderlip. Marion Ward, Eleanor Wendell, Primrose Whitf ield and Mabel Whitman.

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Miss Eleanor Dommerich, debu­tante, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dommerich. is Introduced in N e w York at a luncheon party her mother gives at the Park Lane. Miss Dommerich was introduced in Green­wich at a dance her parents gave for her on September 14.

Miss Florence L. Stelnway, daugh­ter of Mrs. Frederick Stelnway, will be introduced at a dinner-dance In t h e crystal room of the Ritz-Carlton.

Mrs. Alexander Taylor Mason gives a tea-dance at the Colony Club to in­troduce her daughter. Miss Maida Lee Mason. The debutante returned recently from England where she visited Mrs. H u g s Baxter of London.

Dr. and Mrs. R. Hawthorne Wylie will give a dinner-dance at the roof garden of the Waldorf-Astoria to In­troduce their daughter, Miss Isabel M. Wylie.

Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg of the Am­bassador gives a tea-dance this after­noon in the green room of that hotel for several of her debutante cousins • nd their friends. ,

Mr. and Mrs. John Warne Herbert of the St. Regis will give a dinner in the Seaglade of that hotel this eve­ning, preceding the get together dance for their granddaughter. Miss June Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. John. Warne Herbert gave a dinner there last evening preceding the senior holiday dance for their grand­daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stedman will give a dinner in the Seaglade of the St. Regis for their daughter, Miss Harriet R. Stedman.

IN SOCIETY NEWS TODAY.

Miss Shutts and Fiance Guests at Miami Dinner

Liner De Grasse Sails On Cruise to Bermuda

Leaving on a six-day holiday cruise t o Bermuda, to pass N e w Year's Eve on the island or aboard ship in the harbor of Hamilton, are 650 pleasure-seekers . They sail today on the French liner, De Grasse. which has been diverted from her regular trans­at lant ic run for this brief aea jaunt. T h e passengers include:

Sprciit Ihitpnlrli. to THI •** , MIAMI, Fla. . Dec. 20. Mrs. Mar­

shall Price Rave a dinner last night for Miss Marlon Junia Shutts of Miami, and Charles Woodruff Stevens of Boston and New York, who will be mat lied in Plymouth Church. Coeoanut Grove, tomorrow. Miss Shutts is the daughter of Frank B. Shutts. president and publisher of the Miami Herald, and Mrs. Shutts.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Chi­cago and N e w York entertained with a clubhouse luncheon preceding the races at Tropical Park. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Orr of New York also had a luncheon party at the club­house. Guests there of Samuel Rosoff of N e w York were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford, Miss Yulan and Judge Aaron J. Levy of N e w York.

Mr. and Mrs R. G. Lassiter of N e w York had with them at the races Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Simmons or Washington. Others from New York included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kandel, Mrs. A. J. Grenet, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Toomey and Miss Mabel Toomey.

Arrivals from New York af Hotel Everglades include Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Buck and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Doughty. At the Columbus are I Mr. and Mrs. William Quollhorst. Col. A. H. Grlswald is at the Mc-1 Allister and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Foster at the Dallas Park. j

| Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Lamont End Stay at Charleston

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CHARLESTON. S. C . Dec. M . ­Mr, and Mrs. Thomas W. Lamont have returned to New York, after a week at Yeaman's Hall, with their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter I.ipp-mann and Ernest Poole of N e w York.

Recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I. Prouty of Brookline. Mass. , and their guest Mrs. R. Sanford Riley of Worcester, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Weld and Mrs. Weld's daughter. Miss Cumfort I Parker of New York; Stanley P. Jadwin of N e w York and his guests , Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Fairchild o( Glen Cove; Howell Cheney of South I Manchester, Conn.; B. P. Twiehell of New Haven; Dudley P. Lawrence of Bronxville. N. Y.; William Lloyd Kitchel. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rand. Miss Hoyt Frothingham, W. A. W. Stewart, George Van Keuian, Nor­man Peters. Frank Hall. E. Allen Olds, Sheppard Homans, William A. Taylor and Harris D. Colt, all of New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Gayer Dominirk have opened their plantation for the winter on Bull's Island, near Charles­ton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dwight Wins-ton Churchill of New York and Ed-1 ward C. Ely of Norwich, Conn, have i arrived In Charleston for the winter.

'Fireside Benefit' Will Aid Church

Mission of Help

Tickets Assist Fund, but Holder Not Entitled to

Entertainment. Any

The events of New Year's E v e are to Include an aid te charity called • "Fireside Benefi t" for the Church Mission of Help, under the auspices of philanthropists and social leaders known for their charitable Interests.

The committee on arrangements , which Includes Miss Barbara Whlt-more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Whltmore; Harry Pe lham Robblns, treasurer, and Orlando P . Metcalf, h a s been assisted by an Invitation committee composed of Mrs. John Walton Livermore, Miss Marlon Ward, Miss Florence Welcker.

This benefit is attracting much in­terest, since It reflects the emergency character of the charitable efforts this season being sponsored by gen­erous leaders who feel that Increased burdens placed upon social work

Mme. Queena Mario Sings At the Bagby Musicale

One of the largest assemblies in the fashionable set of society yesterday during the dayl ight hours w a s at Mr. Bagby's 353d Musical Morning in the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria. The . rtiats were Mme. Queens,Mario, Glacomo Laurl-Volpl and Ei lo Pinza of the Metropolitan Opera and Rob­ert Goldsand with Pie tro Cimara a t the piano and Karl Bonawits at the organ.

In the audience were Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Princess Chlod-wig-Hohenlohe-Schlllingsfuerst, Mrs. Mlnturn Plnchot, Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, the Baroness Nostlt* von Hlnderburg, the duke of Leinster, Baron Max Oppenhelm, Mrs. Paul Tuckerman. Mra. Walter B. James, Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne , Mr. and Mrs. G. Beekman Hoppin, Mrs. Adolph Pavenstedt , Mrs. Olive-Gould Jennings, Mrs. Alexander S. Webb, Mrs. Edward M. House. Mrs. Nina Duryea. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tod, Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Phil l ips A. Clark. Mrs. S. Pomeroy Colt, Frankl in A. Plum-mer. Mis. Joel El l i s Fisher, Mrs.

agencies must entail a certain I Myron C. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Stew-amount of personal sacrifice on the ; art Smith, Mrs. Phi l ip A. 8. Frank-part of contributors, i iin, Mrs. William H. Woodin, Mrs.

In this case the invitations express i Rufus King, Mrs. John Aspegren, the sentiment of the committee that j Miss Amy Aspegren. Mrs. William their friends "this year will be will- | woodward Phelps . Southwick Phelps

At the left is Miss Maud (I. Wat t s , one of the debutantes who is introduced today by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evere t t Watts , at an afternoon reception, wi th dancing, at Sherry's. A t the right is Mr?. John Walton Livermore, one of the direct ing com­mit tee of the N e w Year's Eve Fires ide benefit for the Church

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Almoners Greet Visitprs At Foundling Hospital

A group of Almoners acted as a reception committee at the New York Foundling Hospital yesterday | at an entertainment and Christmas j tree for the children. Cardinal | Hayes presided.

The guests Inspected the hos­pital. The Almoners who welcomed the visit oi a and showed them through the various nurseries wen-Miss Zora White, Mrs. Francis Quillinan, Miss Elizabeth Meehan, Mrs. Bryan Duffy, Miss Janet Waite, Miss Catherine Walte, Mrs. Hen­nessey. Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Anna Russell.

he Carlnthia, under charter to the . m e s s Bermuda Line, sails today ith the following N e w Yorkers:

apt. W« T. Barlow Mrs. Ruins Mrs. Burlaw Miss Bcttjr fl.rlrn* K. Jr. nmsnit Mrs. Finland • •rmrtcs T. Slofffr Mrs. fltnff»r TtmrriM EnlnK

,tnbn r\ Gibbon J. T. Fllrl, Mrs. Klli ll Miss R. Fitch Miss A Fl trh Miss Tinrnthv VnlltriT W. R. Shsfldon .

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Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton Among Camden Visitors

CAMDEN, S. C , Dec . 2 0 . - M r . and Mrs. Eben B. Knowlton and family of N e w York have arrived for their annual visit at the Court Inn, where other arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McLean of N e w York; Mr. and Mrs . Beverly M. Walton of Pine-hurst and Mrs. Harry York of Buf­falo.

Ward C. Belcher and his son, Ben Belcher of New York are at their leased cottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Graham, Duncan Edwards a n d Mr. and Mts. MrKee Graham w e r e among those having supper at Green I#a f Villa. Mrs. l-awrenee ft irkland and Lawrence Klrkland, Jr. . of Old Lyme, Conn., are visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles V. Salmond at her cottage on Lyttleton avenue.

VISITORS AT PASAIIK^f*^

•Sojourners from New York at the Huntington Motel In Pasadena. Cal.. Include Commander F . L. Sawyer and Mrs Klrkwood E. J e w t t of the Barcjny Hotel.

Asheville. A S H E V I I X E , N. C , Dec. 29 Miss

Evelyn Colburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burnham Standlsh Colburn of Bi l tmore Forest and Frederik Hendrik Van Vlissengen of Utrecht, Holland, whose engagement was an­nounced recently were entertained with a reception yesterdsy at the home of Mrs. Thomas S. Roll ins in I Riltmoie Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Holt j Calloway of Bronxville, w h o are Spending the holiday season with John Lange, gave a supper last n igh t ! at Wltchwood Cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamlin of I New York, are spending a fortnight ' with her parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. S tan- ! ley Howland. In Biltmore Forest . I Mrs. H. J. Turner and son, Hugh Turner, started for New York after \ sojourning ten days with her daugh- ; ter, Mrs. Charles B. Mae. Rae , In Biltmore Forest. Mr. and Mrs. ! Stokes Lott of New York entertained j fourteen guests at the annual Christ- j mas dinner-dance, at the Bi l tmore Forest Country Club.

Arrivals at the Battery Park ! Hotel Include Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Snavelv. Mr and Mrs. C J. Blnnry. S. J. McCracken, R. E. Henry. Her­bert Fischer of New York; Mr. and Mrs. John F. McNeill. J. Herbert Low of Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sanford of Ruthei fo id . If. J.; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kuhl of White 1'Uin. - . i

R | « Y O R K .

Mrs. Philip A. S. Frsnkl in gave a luncheon yesterday in the Sert Room of the Waldorf-Astoria, fol­lowing the musical morning. Mrs. George Dunscombe gave a luncheon for ten guests following the concert . The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. De Lancey Townsend had a number of guests . Others with parties were Mrs. Thomas J. Mumford, Mrs. Murrsy Whiting Ferris, Mrs. Gustavus T. Kirby. Mrs. William Woodward Phelps and Mrs. Walter Glbb.

Mrs. Alexander P. Gray and her daughter, Miss Margaret Knox Gray, of 1160 Fifth avenue, gave a luncheon yesterday at their home in honor of Miss Elizabeth F. Hobart, debutante daughter of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Garrett A Hobart and granddaughter of the late Vice-President Garrett A. Hobart. Miss Hobart will be presented on New Year's Eve at a dance to be given by her parents at their country home, Allsa Farms, Haledon, N. J.

I Irs. Augustus F . Kountze had Mr.-. Le Roy W. Baldwin and Mrs. George Rose among her guests for luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Pierre. Mrs. Phil ip McKiro Garri­son. Mrs. Herbert Claiborne Pell , Mrs. Frank Vance Storrs and Mrs. John Walton Livermore also gave luncheons there.

Mrs. Frederic Kernochan and her ! daughter. Miss Mary Kernochan. have joined Justice Kernochan at the

i Park Avenue Club In the Vanderbllt Hotel. Mrs. George G. Thomson. Miss Carolyn D. Thomson and George G. Thomson, Jr., also are at the club.

Mrs. Herbert Stuart Stone gave a luncheon yesterday in the oval restaur rant of the Ritz-Carlton for Mrs.

I Irving Brokaw. Mrs. George W . Whittaker was a guest of Mrs. Hud­son Budd. Mrs. William Rogers Coe also had guests there.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frothingham will go from Bedford Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Donald McL. Frothingham from Noroton to Lenox to pass the New Year's holiday with Mrs. Sam­uel Frothingham.

John North Willys, American Am­bassador to Poland, will g ive a din­ner at his home, 820 Fifth avenue, this evening for Tytus Fllipowicz. Polish Ambassador to the United States.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Cummins, who were at the Plaza a month, are at Aiken. They will return to their house In East Hampton at the end of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Peahody and Mr. and Mrs. J. Averell Clark are passing the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock at Aiken.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E w l n g Hope, will give a dance for their daughter, Miss Helen Talcott Hope, tomorrow evening at the Ritz-Carlton.

Mrs. Price Whitaker returned to the Plaza today after passing Christ­mas with Mr. and Mrs. El isha Dyer at Cedar Lodge, Glen Cove.

Mrs Nelson Herrick Henry and her daughter. Miss Amy Sloan, have come from Sunaeres, Redding, Conn., to 59 West Ninth street.

Mrs. Robert L. Parrlsh of Spray, N. C i gave a dinner last evening in the Seaglade of the St. Regis for her brother and sister-in-law. the United

States Ambassador to Sweden, and Mrs. John M. Morehead. Mrs. Judge Harris , another sister of the Ambas-

> sador, is at the St . R e g i s from Spray, N . C.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle . Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ryle will give a small dinner-dance o n Jan­uary 6 at 787 Park avenue.

, Wil l iam Fitzhugh Whitehouse . Miss Adelaide F. Whitehouse and William F. Whitehouse 3d have left the Savoy-Plaza for Palm Beach.

Miss Barbara Bingham and H. P a y n e Bingham. Jr., have joined their mother. Mrs. G. Harlan Miller, at the Hotel Pierre.

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Gomlay Thacher from Point Hollow, West-

,bury. are at the N e w Weston.

Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer M. Singer gave, a dinner party at the Casino in Central Park last night.

Paul Claudel, French Ambassador, comes today from Washington to the Hotel Delmonico.

Mrs. John Turner Atterhury Is stop­ping at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barret have re­turned to the Hotel Carlyle from Baltimore.

ing to forego the pleasure of attend ing a play in the added joy of know­ing that every dollar normally sub­scribed for tickets will be used for the help of some trouhled girl ."

and Mrs. Martin S. Watts . Mrs. Charles G. Ayres also was

present and gave a luncheon jfter-ward in the Sert room with Mrs.

late R s v . Dr. John M. French, was i T r \ V m "D " D x r Q n T l * one-time chaplain and professor of t l U I l l l J J . XV J a i l , eJ I . e thics at the United States Military Academy a t W e s t Point, .and the first rector of hte Church of the Epiphany in Washington, D . C.

Bes ides her husband, she Is sur­vived by a daughter, Miss Helen Beaumont Park, and a son, Holford W . Park, Jr. , of Greenwich.

T h e funeral will be held on Thurs­day at 11 45 A. M. Bishop James De Wolf Perry of Rhode Island will officiate. Interment will be at West Point at 3 P. M.

H A L T E R G A R N E R , S i t .

Masonic funeral services.are to be held tonight at his home, 107-23 108th street, Osone Park, for Walter Gar­ner, Sr., a retired building con­tractor. Interment will be tomorrow In the Cypress Hills Cemetery.

Mr. Garner died on Saturday in his seventy-second year.

S I R R K R R E R T T. W H I T E .

ST. IVES, Cornwall, England, Dec. 2» (U. P . ) . - S i r Herbert Thlrkell White , 76 years old, former Lieuten­ant-Governor of Burma, died here. Sir Herbert entered the Bengal clvt! service In 1877 and w a s sent to Burma a year later, where he served aimost continuously until 1910.

M K ' H A E I . -WAI .SH, RR.

Michsel Walsh, Sr., w h o became a policeman in May, 1867, died In his eighty-sixth year at his home at 133

And Family Arrive At Palm Beach

Miss Louise Iselin Among Guests of Mr. and Mrs,

Harrison Williams.

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PALM BEACH, Fla. , Dec. 29. Mr. and Mrs. John Barry Ryan. Jr., 0 f N e w York arrived on their private car yesterday, accomoanied by their young sons , and opened villa Ch Ka, the winter home of her father, o t to H. K a h n , who will join them here this w e e k end.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harn.-on Will iams at their residence a ie Miss Louise Iselin, Thomas W. Potter, Schuyler L. Parsons and Milton W.' Holden, who was a member 0 f Charles A. Munn's house party at Amado.

Mr. and Mrs. Quentln Field Fenner entertained at a dinner party preced* Ing the opening of the Paramount Theater last evening, having Mr and Mrs. J. Leonard Rcplogle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minot Amory and <"apt. and Mrs. David Hugh McCulloch". ""he Misses Lillian and Marie Louise Fei tner entertained members of ths

Midwood street, Brooklyn, today. He I younger set here for the holidays at had been in retirement since 1895.' smal l tables laid in the patio and His death was due to natural causes, i tak ing them to the theater after*

Funeral services will be held on l w a . . The guests were Misses Betty Ayres Starr, Mrs. Theodore Schu- ! Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Ordway, Gloria Baker, FI orence Joan

In other years the Church Mission macher and James Starr 3d In her I t h e c h u r c h o f S t < Francis of Assisi. \ and Alice Wyeth. Ciaoe Amory, Vir-«>f Help, organized twenty years ago party. I N o » t r a n d avenue and Lincoln Road, ginia and Alice McCuJloeh, Ruth Ma under the presidency of the Right Rev. William T. Manning and other j clergy and lay members of the Epis­copal Church to assist girls in various types of difficulty, invited Its friends to a theatrical perform- | ance for the benefit of i t s work. Under that arrangement a certain percentage of receipts from tickets

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I rian Quigley. France* Drexel and •' - "* j Mary P. Munn, Kcinaiiia Munn,

JOHN J. F K . v r o * . JGuinee Munn, Jr, Charles A. Munn, Mrs. Mary Scott Fenton, widow of Jr., Charles Amoiy, Petei and Joha

John J. Fenton, died yesterday at • Ordway, George ami Alfred Vender* her home, 446A Lafayette avenue, j hilt, Randolph and Elbert Hearst, Brooklyn, after a long illness. She ; Clyde and Jeffrey Roche.

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necessarily had to be used to defray widow of Dr. Henry Pitt Warren, for the cost of obtaining a theater and I m a n y y « a r s headmaster of the Al incidental expenses. This year, how ever, the committee says that every subscription will be needed In full to carry the girls over the Increased number of weeks necessary until employment can be found.

The sponsors of this so-called stay-at-home benefit include Mrs. Ben­jamin Ward Appleton, Mrs. E. Mait-land Armstrong, Miss Annie Louisa Arnold, Miss Mary S. Arnold, Mrs. Reginald Belknap. Mrs

w a s 63 years old. A m a s s of requiem Anmr L. Lyman Warren, jwl l l be sung in the Roman Catholic

" Church of the Nativity, Classon ave­nue and Madison street, at 10 A. M. on Thursday. bany Boys' Academy at Albany, died

here yesterday at the Medical Cen­ter after an operation. She was 83 years old. Funeral services will be held at Exeter, Iff, H„ tomorrow.

n i ' l T A V C I W« R A W S O N .

Gustavus W. Rawaon, 72 years old who in his career as a lawyer was secretary to three Supreme Court justices, died last night at his home,

Walter 3 0 o West Forty-ninth street. Phelps Bliss. Mrs. Beverley Bogert. I H i 8 w i d o w survives. Mrs. W. Russell Bowie. Mrs. Charles j Funeral services will be held at 8:30 E. Brugler, Mrs. Frederic Cammann, p . M . tomorrow in the Campbell Fu-Mrs. George P. Cammann, Mrs. Le neral Church, Broadway and Sixty-Grand B. Cannon, Mlrs Caroline \ sixth street. Choate, Mrs. George H. Cisco, Mrs. | James Blanchard Clews. Mrs. John H. Cole. Mrs. Frank W. Crowder. Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Henry G. de Mell, Mrs. Martha P . Falconer. Miss Louise Field and Mrs. William B. Osgood Field.

Dr N. M. Butler Takes

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P H I L A D E L P H I A . Dec. 29 (A. P . ) . -Henry H. Barbour of New York,

! former vice-president of the Lacka-, wanna Steel Company, died yester-' day after a lingering illness. He was

70 years old. Mr Barbour w a s born In Carroll

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hutchins Work of Madison. N. J., have at rived In their private car to open El Ca­bana. Mrs. Frances W. Randolph of N e w York, who passed Christmas ia

Mrs. Fenton Is survived by seven I Washington with her sister, Mrs. sons and two daughters. They are [ Lewis Cameron, now is at her Worth Thomas, John, James , Walter, who j avenue residence, is the assistant city editor of the i Major and Mrs. El isha Dyer Hub-N e w York T i m e s ; Frank, Edward, hard are at Miss Margarette Low-Leo. Mrs. Walter Dailey and Mrs. C. | ther's house for the season. Mr and Petrie . Two sisters, a brother and twelve grandchildren also survive.

Family tO Atlantic City county, Illinois, and was graduated : in 1884 from the University of Illi-

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. . Dec . 2 9 . - nois. He joined the Carnegie Steel Arrivals at the hotels from N e w j Company and later went to the York include: i Lackawanna Steel Company at Buf-

Rltz-Carlton-Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas I falo, being elected vice-president Murray Butler, Miss Sarah Schuyler j after the world war. He acted in Butler. Mrs. John Turner Atterbury, | that capacity until the Lackawanna Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Crocker, Mr. j merged with the Bethlehem Steel and Mrs. Charles J. Govern, Mr. and Company Mrs. Nicholas Schenck. Mr. and Mrs, | During the war he was on the War

Industries Board. He is survived by his widow, the for­

mer Rose Tsylor of Washington, and two sons, Armour W. Barbour of Plandome, L. I. , and Julian E. Bar-

A V A S H I M J T O V .

Dr. and Mrs. William Holland Wil-mer of Baltimore are entertaining a house party at their country home at Millwood, Va. Among their guests are their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wilmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Throop of Washington.

B r i g - G e n . William E . Horton. V. S. A., will serve as chairman of the

| holiday ball of the United Services, to be given tonight at the Willard.

Commander and Mrs. Allan Chan­try gave a tea yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club for their debutante daughter, Miss Carolyn Chantry.

Mrs. William Fitch Kelley has as guests her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. McClure Kelley, of Aurora, III.

Mrs. William J. Dickson of Chicago is passing a week in Washington as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henning.

Miss Electra Webb and Fiance Guests at Aiken

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A I K E N . S. C . Dec . 2 9 - M i s s Elec­tra Webb and Dunbar W. Bost-

! wick, whose engagement was re­cently announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb of N e w York, are holiday guests of Mr. Bostwick's mother. Mrs. F i tch Gilbert, at the Gilbert winter home. Mr. Bostwiek is a student at Yalt .

Pass ing the holidays wi th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock are Mrs. Jul ian Peabody and Mr. and Mrs. J. Averell Clark of N e w York and Westbury. I* I.

Pa len Snow of N e w York Is a holiday guest of his mother, Mrs. Frederick A. Snow at her winter home. Alan Rutherfurd Stuyvesant . .nd L. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant of N e w York are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd at the Wlllcox

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E. J. S. Churchill. John F. Nixon, Mrs. T. P. Gleason and John H. Griffin.

Ambassador-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Link. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Monheimer, Dr. and Mrs. Iff. R. Pomeranz, Mr. bour of Forest Hil ls , L. I and Mrs. George Kronengold and Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Spitz.

President Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wickes. Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Lana-han, Mr. and Mts. Albert C. Bruce, Mrs. Donald Symington. Mrs. Horatio W. Hitrldge, Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewster, Mrs. Robert Bel). Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iff, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gibbs. Mrs Everett Gibbs and Mrs

A R T H U R V O N G W I X N E R .

B E R L I N . Dec. 29 (A. P . ) . - A r t h u r von Gwinner, 76 years old, vice-presi­dent of the board of the Deutsche Bank, died today. Herr von Gwinner w a s internationally known and aided in the reorganization of the Northern Pacific Railroad and other ventures in the United States.

In a newspaper article published In Berlin nearly two years ago Herr von Gwinner declared that the plac­ing of the blame for the world war on th>. shoulders of Germany alone was an impediment to lasting peace. All nations were equally guilty, he said, and cited conversations and old diplomatic papers ia an effort to show that Russia and France had plotted a war.

Mrs. Godfrey Preece have ariived from England and opened their house in Delray. Mr. Preece is manager of Phipps Polo Grounds, where all m a t c h e s will be held for the benefit of the community chest this season.

Dance at tea or supper in

the Biltmore Snpper Room.

Two great orchestras daily.

Tea—Bert Lown. Supper—

Enric Matlrigucra. Dancing

4 P. M until closing.

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Mrs. Aurania Rogers McNaughton, wife of Lawrence J. McNaughton, as­sistant treasurer of the publishing firm of Doubleday, Doran * Co., died yesterday at her home, ,55 Willow street, Garden City, L. I. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 A. M. tomorrow in the Cathedral of the In-

WilTlam | carnation. Garden City. " "" " * was g r u r f Mrs. McNaughton was born In

Chelsea-Mrs . Jasper Bayne, Miss i Haitlnga, N . Y. . forty-three years Nanette Bayne. Mrs. Bennet t Rals - ' "*°- Survivors are her husband, her ton. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Yates and Miss Gertrude T. Yates .

Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rodie. Mr. and Mra. Edwin S. Friendly and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Irving.

mother, a son, Lee McNaughton; four brothers and a sister.

Hot Springs.

S I R J A M E S O'CONNOR.

LONDON. Dec . 29 (A. P . ) . - T h e Bight Hon. Sir James O'Connor, for­merly Attorney-General for Ireland, died today. He w a s 59 years old.

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WILL CLOSE OUT ITS REMAINING STOCK OF 1 FINE WINTER CLOTHES AT DRASTIC MARK-DOWNS

HOT SPRINGS. Va. . Dec . 2 0 . -Arrivsls at the Homestead include Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Eglee , Mrs. ted to the Irish bar In 1900. He. was

Sir James w a s born in Wexford April 1. 1872. After being graduated from Blackrock College, Dublin, he studied for the law and was admit-

Edward J. Sullivan and Mrs. Mar­garet Fogg and Dr. Joseph L. Mc-Goldrlck of New York. Mrs. R. H. Leonard and Miss Joan Leonard of Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Jerold O'Neill of Stamford. Conn., motored over from

called to the Inner Bar In 1908 and in 1914 he became Solicitor-General ot Ireland.

He was made Ireland's Attorney-General in WIS and served until 1918. In the latter year he assumed the office of I^ord Justice of Appeals

White Sulphur for luncheon, having j which post he held until 1924. Miss K. T. Murphy and Mrs. J. F. | Sir James was the author of sev-Harrlson as their guests . . m l books on Irish law. He made

Mrs. John Stambaugh gave a din-1 his home in Dublin. ner preceding the theater in honor! — of Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Hilton.} * • • • " o i . F O R t t W. T A R K . Others In dinner parties were Mr. 1 sprrin/ nisssHia le T— »t*. and Mrs. S. R. Glassford. Mrs. Al-1 G R E E N W I C H . <\>nn., Dee. 2 9 -fred L. Castle. Mrs. Hayden L. liar-1, Mrs. Helen Irene Park, the wife of rison, Mr. and Mrs. John Gray Peat- : Holford W. Park, died s t their home man. Miss Sarah W, Masters, Miss at Fox Run Lane, Greenwich, today, Florence M. Judge, Miss Frances j of a complication of ailments at the j M. Redford. Mr. and Mrs. William ; age of forty-seven years. Mrs. Park I McVitle, Mr. snd Mrs. Guy Carlton, I was the daughter of the late Major Edward Shaughnessey, and J. East* [Edwin C. Curtis and E m m a Gar-man Sheehan, '' diner French. Her grandfather, the

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IMPORTED SPORTS WEAR 65 Suits Knitted in Franc* and

Switzerland. Reduced to 29.50

44 FURRED WINTER COATS Reduced to 39.50

27 PINE COATS With Fine Natural or Dyed Fur

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