The Washington herald., 1915-10-13

/ Following an all-day executive sessioii
of the national board of management OF
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion at Memorial Continental Hall yes
terday. Mrs. William Cumming story.
president general, left for New York
City last night.
| Mrs Story entertained the board OF
management at n luncheon at Memorial
| Continental Hall yesterday afternoon.
From present indications the sum
which will be realized from the twenty
fifth anniversary birthday Offering Of the
III. .0C0 members Of the d. A. r. through
out the United States will exceed all ex-
pectations. 1t is thought that more than
s25,c0O will be raised and the money will
! be used to reduce the building debt.
which is now $4,000.
Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson is in Hot
Springs. Va. where she will be Joined
within a day or so by Col. Thompson.
! Mr. John u. O'Rear. United States
minister to Bolivia. arrived at WASH
ington yesterday and is stopping at the
! Willard hotel
Miss Anna r. Alexander, of New York.
granddaughter Of Gen. Alexander S
! Webb. will unveil the Webb statue on
the battlefield of Gettysburg today.
! Mr. Hugh C. Wallace of this city,
j left White sulphur Springs yesterday for
New York.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Gsrri-
son will return to Washington from Hot
Springs Va. some time this week.
/ The Minister of Denmark has returned
| from Bar Harbor.
! Miss Mary Teresa Farley. niece of
Cardinal Farley. of New York. will be
Charles G. Coster. New York lawyer.
Cardinal Farley will perform the cere-
mony.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison came
TO Washington last night from their
Philadelphia home and are at the
; willard hotel during their stay.
! Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske. L. s.
n. and Mrs. F'iske have returned from
Newport.
Mrs. BENJAMIN. Brewster. of New York
| who spent the summer at Scrooby. her
place at Cazenovia. y. Y, has arrived
here by motor and Is spending a few
: days at the Willard Hotel
! Capt. and Mrs. Warren c. Beach have
! returned to New York from Great Bar
I rinston. where they have made their
summer headquarters.
! Mrs. MuTroush O'Brien. wife of the
military attache of the British Emba ssy,
/ Neck. near Newport. and is now in
Washington with her husband
| Col. L. ". Mccormick. L. s. A. and
Mrs. Mccormick are visiting in Balti-
more.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis.
who spent the weekend at Worcester
/ have returned to Newport
Capt. and Mrs. T NJ Potts. of this city.
are now In Newport.
| Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce. L. s.
N. has returned to Newport from Wood
! stock.
! Mrs. l.. Granger Nanderpoel and her
| daughter. Miss Frances Imogen Wander
| poel. will occupy an apartment in Balti-
more about the middle OF November. They
are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
= Gather at their country place at Cations
! vile. Mrs. Vanderpoels son. Mr.. Au-
| gustus Nanderpoel. who is in Paris. where
| ne is connected Win the American En-
! bassy. will not go to Baltimore this win
, ter. During the summer Mrs. Wander
! poel and Miss Fanderpoel spent the sum-
/ mer on the North Shore.
Past Commander James II. Hampton
! left Newport Saturday and is now in
New Jersey with Mrs. Hampton.
| Mrs. Neal. wife of Lieut.. Comma nder
G. F. Neal, L. S. N. has taken Admiral
Austin NJ. knights house in Maryland
avenue. Annapolis. Md. for the winter
where her parents, Rear Admiral and
| Mrs. John b. Milton, will spend the win
| ter with her.
Mr. GAYLORD Church. assistant civil en-
| gineer. L. S. ", and Mrs. Church ar
rived at Washington yesterday and s-e
| stopping at the Willard Hotel.
Rear Admiral William F. Fullam.
L. S. and his family are on their
way to the Pacific Coast. where the
| rear admiral will assume command
of the Pacific Reserve Fleet
| November is the date set for the
marriage of Miss Edyth Nevins Nc
| Ouade. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McQuade. and Ensign George
! Hudson Fort. L. S. y.
! The engagement of Miss Mary
Thomas Warner. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Warner. of Nashville. and
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