The Washington herald., 1918-11-05

don, is a member OF the book COM
mitee.
Among the prominent people from
washington who are members of tn,
executive council are Mrs. j. Frank
lin Bell. Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Charles f. Hughes. Mrs. Champ
, Clark. Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs.
Nelson o'Shaunghnessy, Mrs. Albert
Gleaves, Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. Ed
ward T. Stotesbury. Mrs. Edward NJ.
House and Mrs Randolph Hearst.
I Mai. Charles r. Castlen. Medical
Corps, and Mrs. Castlen. have moved
to l725 Riggs place, which will be
their permanent home so long as they
are in Washington.
| Mr.. Bernard Baruch, Mr.. Reaua,
! M. Replogie and some other mem
bers of the War Industries Board
will be the guests in honor of whom
( Mr.. Albert Cabell Richie will en-
I tertain at dinner on Friday even
/ ing at the Eldridge Hunt Club. near
4 Baltimore.
Miss Alice ThoInton Jenkins has
gone to New York to be the honor
, guest OF the Verdi Club at its open
| ing on Wednesday. November 6. at
! the Waldorf Astoria. Miss Jenkins
! will be the guest Of her sister-in-
! law. Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins,
| the president OF the Verdi Club, and
! the opuling concert will be a most
interesting occasion.
| Besides Miss Jekins. seven brides
| will be honor guests. among them
/ Mrs Erico Caruso. who. as Dor
! othy Park Bejamln. is well known
Z throughout the exclusive social
! world.
Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins is
| well Ialown in Washington. not
| only ns the dau&hter-in-law of the
! late Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins
and wife OF the late DR.. Francis
| The rnton Jenkins. but as singer
I During the Taft adm m'IistratiOn she
sang at the White House. and her
musical career has been and is most
! successful.
/ Miss Alice Jenkins will remain in
New York for week with her sister
at the Hotel Seymour, where Mrs.
! Jenkins has a charming apartment.
The Statehood of the Eighth Street
Temple will hold its first meeting and
/ TtCgDtlOn 10 It's llitHiDtio Oii
! evening. November II.
The infantry branch OF the Army
Emergency Committee will meet for
the first time this season tomorrow
afternoon at $50 at the apartment of
, Mrs. Walter II Gordon at the Dupont
All infantry women are urged to be
present, as the election of officers will
be held and plans for the winter work
will be discussed.
The infants welfare sewing class.
Mrs. William CorCoran Hill, president,
will meet on Wednesday afternoon in
the WASHINGTON Club at o'clock.
The meetings were discontinued dur
ing the recent epidemic.
Lieut. Jose Hernandez. L. 5. n,
son of the chief justice Of the su-
PRIME court Of Porto Rico. who vis-
tied for a few days at 3l5 New Jersey
avcnue. has returned to New York.
where he is stationed at the Naval
Hospital in Brooklyn. Lieut. Her
nandez graduated from the George
town Medical School last June and
has many friends IN Washington. lie
has just returned from overseas duty.
Mrs. Walter S. Cnord and Mrs.
\. V. Wadhams will speak of the
Home Service CT the Red Cross at
$3.50 p. IN. Wednesday at the War
Service E1e"ting Of the Anthony
League, 2Oo7 Columbia road. Mrs
Kondrup viii receive knitted gar
ments and distribute free wool.
The regular monthly meeting Will
be held at 2007 Columbia road,
Thursday a 7:SO p. m. Mrs. Francis
G. AXteIl. chairman of the Federal
Employees Compensation Commits
sion, and Mrs. John Trumbull
chairman of the Legislative Com
mittee OF the State of Washington
Federation of Women's Clubs. will
be the speakers. The public invit-
ed to both meetings.