The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

mrs. James Mulcare. president of
the U. d. c.: Mrs. Matthew T. Scott
and Mrs. Marcus Wright An addi-
tional list of those assisting Mrs. R.
d. Shepherd. chairman Of the young
ladies' committee. includes Miss
Lena Hitchcock, Miss Kathryn
Hitchcock. Miss vernat Hetfeld,
Miss Dorothy Brandenburg. Miss
Mary Hill, Miss Eustacia Hardesty.
Miss Elizabeth Koones, Miss Halle
Davis. Miss Evelyn Zane. Miss
Louise Mattingiy. Miss Anne Hop
kins. Miss Olive Plant. Miss Gladys
Middaugh, Miss Jean Rayner. Miss
Elizabeth Hills, Miss Libby Cren-
shaw, Miss Anne Crenshaw. Miss
Dorothy Cahill, Miss Lucille Moore,
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. Miss NJ
Louise Mullan. Miss Elsa Rothrock,
Miss Berthe Mills. Miss Lucille Mon
roe, Miss Elizabeth Ratclif, Miss
Ella Rabbit, Miss Doris Rabbit,
Miss Enid Lewis. Miss Lena wilkins,
Miss Frances Allen. Miss Margaret
Young. Miss Dolly Young. Miss
Janet Stringfellow. Miss Dorothy
Taylor. Miss Alice Carmody. Miss
Ruth Church. Miss Ellsworth. Miss
Louise Groves, Miss Helen Mont
gomery, Miss Hilda Johnson. Miss
lIrabel johnson. Miss Ruth Lawton,
Miss Helen Leighton. Miss BetZ-
bender, Miss Taylor. Miss Harrison.
Miss Cooksey, Miss Chenoweth, Miss
Marie ]. Mcclure. Miss Callaghan,
Miss Cockrell. Miss Lucille Boggs.
Mrs. George +. Mitchell, Mrs. Out
ram WiIlett Sherman and Mrs.
Harry Owen Holt.
A tee will be given at the National
American Woman Suffrage headquar-
ters, 162S Rhode Island avenue, IN
hcEor OF Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo,
next Wednesday afternoon, January
30, from 4:3e to o'clock.
Mrs. v. Everitt Macy will be the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank A.
vanderlip, Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Cordelia Powell
Odenheimer, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs
Theodore Noyes, Mrs. ]. Norment
Powell. Mrs. lie Baron Colt. Mrs.
William C. Gorgas, Mrs. Harriet
Blaine Beale and Mrs. Victor Muir
dock.
At the tea table will be Mrs. Charles
s. Thomas. Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
HuyScn, mTS. SDdTlCS D. idhV
and Mrs. Park Trammell, assisted by
Mrs. Middleton Beaman. Mrs. L. ".
Shepherd. Miss Celeste Childs. Mrs
Senator and Mrs. John H. Bankhead
are entertaining as house guests Mrs.
c. L. Phillips, wife of Gen. Phillips,
Of Spartanburg, and Mrs. Walter Hor-
ton Schoellkopf. wife of Capt. Schoell-
kopf, who is aide to Gen. Phillips.
The meeting in honor Of Matthew
Fontaine Maury at Confederate Me
mortal Home, was attended by an ap-
preciative audience. The singing by
Miss Clayton West, James T. Mat
thews and the solos rendered by the
beautiful voices Of Miss Lola NJ Mil
Ter and Miss Elizabeth Jane Garrett
accompanied by Miss Alice d. Jones,
all of the Columbia quartet, delight
ed those who heard them. The chair
man Of education, District of Colum-
bia Division, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, spoke Of Maury's
life and scientific work.
Albert Doig, valet at the McAlpin
Hotel, in New York, has invented
device for keeping soldiers and sail
ors' ears and heads warm. which can
be quickly made and at inconsider-
able cost. This is a cap of khaki
cloth which fits tightly over the top
OF the head and extends well down.
to the back below the ears. Doig has
offered the design free to the govern
ment. explaining that 1t can be made
by the firms making overcoats and
uniforms at almost no extra cost as
all of the small ends and scraps can
be utilized.
Jose Domingo Farrell, of Rio de ia
nerio. Brazil, who was at the Meal
pin Hotel one day last week on the
first leg Of round-the-vorld business
and pleasure trip. declared that he
had lost faith entirely in travellers
guides as a class and especially the
one from which he had planned the
itinerary Of his trip to New York.
Upon arriving at the hotel he I'M
mediately looked up Assistant Man
ager Robert T. Dunlop and asked that
tickets for San Francisco be, secured,
via Niagara Falls. the Great Lakes
and Chicago.
IL wanted to see your great CITY,"
said Mr.. Farrell, but will not have
time now for that. Ny agent in Rio
said that should take car after
landing from the ship and that would
then see your Wall Street and the
great business buildings. newspaper
row and the busy streets on the way
to the McAlpin. But when 1 mem
toned 'McAplin' to the police officer
near the boat, he pointed to the right
and said, Entrance right over there
I found that it was underground and
that / could not get even a glimpse of
the city, until arrived here"
The aristocratic cats of New York
did their bit of war work on Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week in the
McAlpin Hotel. raising over $3.50 for
the soldiers smoke fund. This was
the fifth specially show Of the Silver !
Society, when 10 entries were judged.
the exhibitors were Mrs. III.
v. Furness. Mrs. Norval H. Busey,
w. A. Kinsole. Mrs. Olive f. Gill
bert, Mrs. Natilie Tomline, Mrs. Ii.
L. West, Miss Ruth Williams and Mrs.
George Fuss, all of New York City;
Mrs. ]. J. Kitchin, of New Rochelle,
N. Y; Mrs. 1. B. Sturges. of Pleas
zntville, N. J.: Miss Carroll Macy. OF
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