The Washington herald., 1918-09-30

the very active head OF its war
relief work.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. Will
lam B. Wilson, and his daughter,
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. have re-
! turned from Fort Wayne. Ind.
where the Secretary went to make
speech.
[ to Washington In the interests of
her New York home.
Mrs. Julian James. who spent
most of the summer at Williams
| town, Mass. has opened her house
| in Twentieth street.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
| Gerry who have been in New York
for a few days have returned to
Washington.
Mrs. Edward H. Tillman was
called back to Washington last
week by the serious illness of Com
mander Tillman. who is at the Naval
Hospital suffering from an attack
of pneumonia
| Mrs. Tillman and her daughters.
Mrs. Frazer OF Tennessee, and Miss
Margheritta Tillman. have been at
their summer home at jamestown,
IR. l., for several months, and the
daughters remained over for a day
before returning here TO be with
their parents.
Mrs. Ben HELEN and Miss Mary T.
HELEN who have had a cottage at
Spring Lake during the summer. are
expected back in Washington with
in few days.
Mrs. Joseph X. Oil has as her
guest for the weekend Miss Marion
MeIlen of New York. who will leave
shortly for France, where she will
do canteen work. Mr.. Oil and Miss
Joan X. Oil will return today from
New York, where Miss Oil has been
the guest Of Mrs. Gilbert Elliott on
Staten Island following a visit tn
Miss Ruth Hitchcock. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock. at Swamscott, Mass.
Miss Oil will Immediately re-
sumo her war work. devoting her
time to canteen and other relief
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. u S. Grant, jr.. have
leased their residence. 1920 Six
teenth street. to Maj. Henry w.
Endicott, U. S. A. of Boston, who is
stationed here in the Ordnance De-
IuTtment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will 60 to
New York Tuesday. where they will
spend some time at the Waldorf
Astoria before going early IN the
winter to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius G. Lay. who
have been established at the Shore
ham for some time. have purchased
a permanent Washington home on
n between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets, and they will take
possession within the next fortnight.
Mrs. Marshall Field, who has been
visiting her niece. Mrs. Albert
Beveridge. at Beverly. Mass. has
gone to her Chicago home before
coming to Washington.
Paul w Bartlett. president of the
National Sculpture Society, is in
New York. recovering from a
]
cessitated an operation. He will
soon be in a position to resume his
work with the committee of artists
connected with the liberty loan COM
mittee. Mr.. Bartlett was active in
preparing the decoration in Fifth
avenue and co-operated with Thom-
as Hastings in the construction of
the Altar OF Liberty at Madison
square and Twenty-fourth street.
John Barrett. director general OF
the Pan American Union. has left
town and will be absent for several
days delivering liberty loan addresses
in New England, New York and the
Central West
An autumn Inauguration social was
held yesterday evening at the homo
of Corr. Fred A. Rosenstock. Medical
Department, U. s. A, lli5 Eighth
street northwest. Instrumental and
vocal number of merit predominated
in lengthy and varied program OF
entertainment. Especially noteworthy
were operatic and yodlc selections
by Private ShiIosky. Twenty-second
Infantry, formerly OF the musical
comedy stage, and vocal solos by
L@AAAAA OOASOAls DlOAACL VI Al. JOlSOUi
Of New York Winter Garden fame
ably accompanied at the piano by
Miss Kate Spectre, Of Washington;
delightful popular numbers by Miss
Jean Citizen, of Binghamton, accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Mabel
Hartman, Of Providence; and several
entertaining mandolin solos by Nor
ris Burros, of Bridgeport. Samuel
Kaufman. of New York, in two able
character dramatizations, proved ar
added feature of the most enjoyable
order. Dancing followed serving OF
refreshments, enlivened by jazz mu-
sic provided by an impromptu Or
chestra composed of Mr.. Burros. Pri-
vate Ben Greenberg. of Walter Reed
Hospital, and Private Harry Cohen
Signal Corps.
A meeting of the executive board
of the Anthony League is called
for Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 al
league headquarters. 2C0 Columbia
road. Every member is requested to
be present to hear the report OF
the splendid work done at Atlantic
City and to learn the vast amount
of work which the league hopes tc
accomplish during the winter.
| THIH WnsHRN