The Washington herald., 1915-11-09

who entertained our company after
the concert, said that we could loan
the same amount that we loaned Great
Britain and France, to everyone of
the warning nations and still have
more money in our banks than We had
in tho most prosperous time In our
country's history.
"And indications point to the fact
that by fellow artists who are sched-
uled to tour the country will sing be-
fore crowded houses everywhere" Miss
Nelson viii start on another concert
tour in about ten days. She Will also
appear later this season at the Metro
politan Opera House.
A very proud couple watched the
progress of the Harvard-Princeton
football game in the ballroom of the
Hotel McAlpin on Saturday, roofing
hard for Harvard, as the plays were
shown on a score board. They were
the parents of DIR" Edward Salisbury,
Harvard. 'oS. whom they had seen SAIL
at three o'clock for France on the
Rochambeau. The young man is at
the head OF a section Of Is cars OF
the American ambulance In France.
and came to the United States few
days ago on the LaTouraine for a
brief visit to his parents home in
Chicago. He has been decorated by
the French government for gallant
work in removing the wounded while
under fire, and has two other ctta-
tions for bravery, a third meaning the
Legion of Honor. There are ten other
Harvard men under Salisbury, eight or
them having already been cited for
crosses The son of George Barr Nc
Cutcheon Is one of these. Young Sal
isbury, who is just thirty. is an en-
~ arfanre and mot
a medical doctor at all. although the
French have bestowed upon him the
degree and rank of medical doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H Salisbury
the parents, will follow their son TO
France In a few weeks on the Lafay-
cite. Mrs. Salisbury has been studying
nursing and preparing to take up this
work in France. though she said, Il am
not yet thoroughly efficientiaS nurse.
and 1 will go into the bandsse room OF
the American ambulance for AZ while
Mr.. Salisbury Is a retired ,Ghjeaso ousi-
ness man, and seems to enjoyqthe op-
portunity to 20 to the war zoneo and as
sist his wife and son in the woTktof car
ing for the wounded
Tl-rO fErT
Among those entertaining 1T dinner At
the Claridge Hotel last night we're 5dr.
and Mrs. E. David Eldridges Of New ha-
ven: Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston EeedA~ OF
Nyack, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold War
rem, Of New York.
The first board Of directors meeting
Of the newly formed Tobbsco Mems As
ISOLATION of the United States, composed
o. manufacturers. jobbers, and whole
saIers, was held at the Hotel McAlpin
today. The board consists OF thirty d.
rectors representing many OF the most
important tobacco men in the United
States
Entertaining at a dinner in the MeZza-
nine restaurant Of the McAlpin last
night during Nahan Franke's Sunday
concert were: Miss Ramelle Norriss, Of
London. Eng: Lieut.. G. W. Hamilton.
U S NJ c.: Mrs. L. o. Wallace, of Au-
burn, N Y: Mr.. G. S. Woodford. Of
Ill. and Mr.. James T. Upton.
of Montreal. Quebec.
Ernest Hussar's Sunday evening con-
cert in the McAIpin grill was largely at
tended, his Hungarian selections being
very well received by the diners. Among
those dining in the grill were: Mr.. Clin-
ton L. Williams, OF Richmond. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Macdonald Meachum, of Hous-
ton. Tex: Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Smith. OF
Troy. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Par
~, Of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. William E Cubben, OF
Cleveland, who have been guests of the
Hotel McAlpin for the past nine weeks,
left yesterday for their home.