The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-28
'DurelY Personal

III .purelY Personal |
Gov. Author Wager. of Porto Rico, who
has been attending the Lake Mohons
conference on Indians and other de
fpeIdent peoples. has arrived In Wash.
ington and Is stopping at the Shoreham
II is expected that he viii remain In
WASHINGTON until Monday.
Elmer Gates. who last year ATTENDED
Cornell University. has registered thi,
year at George Washington University
He Is a member of the Cornell chapter Of
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
Simon Wolf, lawyer publicist anc
/ philanthropist will celebrate his 18Th
birthday anniversary today. with a
family reunion and dinner at his
home. 20l3 Columbia road northwest.
William Ward Scott, OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon Fraternity. Is registered at Co
iumbian College. George Washington
University.
Miller Bros. Auto & Supply House
have been appointed agents in this
territory for the Chevrolet. by W. c.
Sills. general sales manager and l.. II.
Curtis district manager OF the Chevrolet
Motor Company. who have been in WASH
lnEton since last Saturday.
r. II. Martin. of the Buick Motor
Company entertained a number of news
paper men at luncheon at the Conn.,
mercial Club yesterday.
n IT,
was graduated from George Washington
Portland, Greg. to attend the recent In
stallation of Alpha Beta Phi Fraternity
as a chapter Of Sigma M National Fra
ternity.
W. II. Wright has been elected presi-
dent OF the Junior class at the Veterinary
College. OF George Washington Univer-
sity.
Mr.. FLOYD Smith. the undertaken, % II
street northwest. Is spending a few days
In New York CITY on business.
Senator Chamberlain of ORGAN arrived
in Washington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Stone arrived
ing at the Grafton Hotel.
Charles II. Mehl of Sigma NJ Fra
ternity at George Washington University.
has returned from Michigan and Is living
at the chapter house, 2Oe2 F street north
west.
DR.. f. r. Richards. OF Africa. will speak
tonight on foreign-missions at the regular
weekly prayer meeting OF Hamline NJ. Z.
Church. Ninth and p streets northwest.
A party OF thirty young women arrived
in the Capital from Boston and are
stopping at the Driscoll Hotel. They
will spend several days here in making
extensive sightseeing tours.
Mrs. II. Wallace and her neice. Miss
Becker. arrived in Washington yester-
day and are stopping at the Grafton
Hotel.
Mrs. J. c. Rau. of Kensington. Nd.
entertained at her residence
the members of the Home Missionary
Study Glass of HamIine NJ. Z. Church.
Clyde d. Meyer formerly an empIoye Of
the Department of Justice. now is In
working on the government rail-
road. Mrs. Meyer and their son. Samuel.
are with him.
Kurt Eisfeldt. manager and husband |
Of May Irwin. the actress. arrived IN |
yesterday to arrange for the !
latter's appearance here in November.
NJ. Jules Maillet, in charge of the !
French MAGAZINE of the Pan-American |
Union. has been added to the faculty Of |
George Wa shingtOn ITpiyarSify
Miss Edith Goodwin was chairman Of |
he committee on arrangements for a |
'ocial held last night at Hamline NJ. L. |
church under auspices of the Epworth !
league.
William L. Evans. teacher OF Omicron |
school Fraternity. last night addressed /
he members OF the society at a special /
Meeting at Hamline NJ. L. Church.
Conrad H. Syme. corporation coun-
el of the District. will speak before
he Woman's Single Tax Club in the
ecture hall OF the central building of
he Public Library on Monday even
ng. November l, at p. m. His an
bounced subject is True Values with
special Reference to the Economic
'alue OF Women in Society"
Col. and Mrs. George A. Armes en-
ertained at dinner last night at the
ord Baltimore Club in compliment to
ormer Mayor and Mrs. David s.
Rose, of Milwaukee: Mr.. and Mrs.
robert F. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
,. Shoemaker. and Judge and Mrs
: E. Nichol. of Alexandria. Mrs
'avid S. Rose. who is an accomplish
opera singer. gave a number of Sc
ections. Former Mayor and Mrs
lose are the guests of the ormer's
rother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
lrs. Robert F. Rose.
LOCAL MENTION. /