The Washington herald., 1918-04-15


follows:
Entrances of pages escorting the
president general
March. Our Glorious Banner (san-
telmann), Marine Band. William San
telmann. leader.
Invocation. Rt. Rev Alfred c. Hard
ing. bishop of Washington.
March. The Stars and Stripes For
ever (Sousa). Marine Band.
Bugle call announcing the approach
OF the President of the United States.
Song. "Star-Spangled Banner" Mrs.
Charles w. Fairfax.
Greeting. by the President.
Song. Mrs. Newton d. Baker
Greetings from some of fthe allies:
His Excellency I. J. Jusserand, Am
bassador of the French Republic; song,
lie Marseillaise." Lieut.. IAbat, at
tache French Military Mission; His
EXcellency Count V. Macchi di Cellere.
: Ambassador of Italy: songs. (a) Ital-
ian national hymn. CD Notte Blanca,
Renato Brogi. (c) Sc tn Mani, Sc
sospiri. Pergolesi. Mrs. Charles ".
Fairfax; Mr.. Lioubomir Michailovitch,
Minister OF Serbia; Mr.. E. de Cartier
de Marchienne, Belgian Minister; Maj.
Gen. ]. d. Maclachlan. D. S. O., mill
tary attache British Embassy.
Cornet solo. Rule Britannia" Mr..
Arthur S. Witcomb
Address, Hon. Robert Lansing. Sec
retary of State.
Song. "America." the audience.
Benediction, Bishop Harding.
To Revise Constitution.
The constitution of the national
organization will, it Is expected,
undergo a radical change when the
committee on revision of the same
presents it's report during the week.
This change affects the organization
OF the different chapters. Hereto
fore a chapter could be organized
in place which was without one,
with twelve members
Only eight new members were re-
quired for an "off-shoOt" chapter
of twelve. The proposed change
in the constitution provides that a
chapter organized in a place which
has an existing chapter, must pre-
sent twenty-five new members
At the election of vice presidents
general of the daughters next Fri
day. voting machines will be used
! for the first time in the history Of
| the body.
Visit COrcoran Art Gallery.
Yesterday was D. A. r. day at the
COrcoran Gallery of Art which was
thrown open to the hundreds of
visiting delegates to the congress
as well as local members of the
national body for the purpose of
viewing the exhibition Of portraits
of war leaders of the United States,
France and Italy by Ossip Perelma
The invitation to the daughters was
extended by the artist himself.
The portraits of Gen. Pershing,
Field Marshal Joffre. Brig. Gen.
Guglielmotti, of the Italian army,
and other war leaders, comprised
the exhibit which was housed in
the hemicycle OF the gallery. In
| addition to the foregoing, many can
vases Of prominent Washington
men and women were shown. The
exhibition opened last Saturday.
Perelma, the artist, is a member
of the Salon de Rationale des
Beaux Arts de Paris.
Symbolic war canvasses are num-
| bered in the exhibit, enc OF which.
Smile Of Victory" was purchased
by the French government since the
outbreak OF the war.
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, chairman,
1896 Euclid street, Washington, ID. C.;
Mrs. John Francis Yawger. vice chair
man, S-s West End avenue. New York
City; Mrs. Robert G. Hogan. vice
chairman, 342 South Sixth street. Phil
adelphia. Pa; Mrs. Mary S. Lock-
wood. the Columbia, Washington. d.
c.; Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, 1875 Q
street, Washington, D. c.: Mrs !.
Morgan Smith, 1923 Niazuma avenue,
Birmingham, Ala: Mrs. John New
man Carey. 1l5O North Meridian street,
Indianapolis. Ind; Mrs. George N.
Sternberg, the Grafton. Washington,
D. c.; Mrs. Charles s. Whitman,
executive mansion, Albany, ". Y;
Mrs. John A. Logan, lbs Euclid street,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Jennie b.
Garrison, 1887 r street, Washington,
d. c.; Mrs. willard w. Block, 1923
Calumet avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs.
s. B. Morgan. 16 West Eighty-seventh
street, Savannah, Ga: Mrs. Joseph Il.
Ransdell, the Montana, Washington,
d. c. Mrs. William H. Thompson,
1861 Woodley road, Washington, d,
c.; Mrs. Dales A. Blodgett, 1900 Six
teenth street, Washington, D. c.: Mrs.
William c. Doyle. Hotel Statler,
Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. John Lee Dim
widdie. Fowler. Ind; Mrs. Sallie Mar
shall Hardy. 1902 Brook street, Louis
vile, KY; Mrs. Edward orton, Jr.,
the Cairo. Washington, D. c.: Mrs.