The Washington herald., 1918-09-25

The President. who went to
Princeton yesterday morning to
vote in the New Jersey primaries,
was accompanied by Mrs. Wilson
and by his secretary. Mr.. Joseph
Tumulty, who also had to vote at
the New Jersey primaries. The
q party returned late in the after
noon
Col. z. NJ. House. who had been
the Presidents guest for a couple
of days, returned to New York yes
terday.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. the
Presidents cousin. left the White
House Sunday afternoon TO make a
series Of short out-of-town visits.
His Royal Highness Prince Axel
OF Denmark and his suite will be
the guests at luncheon today of
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle at the
United States Naval Academy. An
napolis.
There was an interesting gather
ing of prominent and forward
thinking women yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Rob-
ert Lansing. to hear Mrs. Arthur
"OOus. "ALt OF Lne POAlN1
commissioner Of New York, who is
now Col Woods, chief of personnel
Of the Air Service, U. S. A. explain
her plan to establish in Washing
ton a branch Of the American Cook
ed Food Service, which has been in
successful operation in New York
for the last eight or nine months
The meeting was presided over by
f.
Herbert Satterlee added to Mrs
Woods explanation further elucida-
tion Of the financial details of the
plan, while Capt. Julius Peyser add
ed his testimony as to its value in
solving the housing problem.
Among the interested listeners
many Of whom pledged themselves
to help raise the capital necessary
to launch the project here. were
Nine. J. Jusserand, Mrs. william C.
Gorgas- Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mrs
James Mcdonald, Mr.. Henry White
Mrs. William Hitz, Mrs. H. R. Rea
Mrs. Victor Cushman, Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Mrs. James B. Scott. Mrs
Raymond Dykman. Mrs. H s
Graves, Mrs. l. w. Austin. Mrs
Dudley Morgan. Mrs. James B. Hen
derson, Mrs. Wayne Parker. Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth, and Mrs.
Joseph Letter.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo have gone to New York
where Mr.. McAdoo fired the first gun
OF the new liberty -foan campaign
which Is to begin next Saturday, in
a speech which he made at
Carnegie HalI-the only address
which he, personally. will make dur
ing the campaign, according to pres
ent plans.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels has left
Washington for Little Rock, Ark. IN
the interest Of the Y. W. c. A, From
Little Rock, Mrs. Daniels will go to
New Orleans, also for the Y. W. C.
\, and will stop on the way back
home for a short visit at Raleigh,
her home city. She is due back in
Washington about the middle Of next
week
Miss Cora Bagley has arrived in
Washington from her home at Jack
son. y. C. and will spend the winter
with the Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels.
Mime. Naon. wife of the Argentine
ambassador. has arrived in Wash.
rn@ton with her family from Buena
Vista Springs. where they have had
a cottage all summer.
The Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. da Cana returned from their
summer home. Heron Hall, at Long
Branch. where the Ambassador had
Joined Nine. da Dana for the week
end. They are to be here for several
weeks before the Ambassador sails
for Brazil, where he is to be minister
OF foreign affairs. Nine de Cana
will occupy an apartment in New
York this winter.
Capt. Vasile Stocia. OF RumanIa,
will return to town tomorrow after a
brief visit to Youngstown. Ohio.
The Everglades. Col. Robert NJ.
ThOmpson's houseboat. which he has
placed at the disposal of the comfort
committee of the Navy League. Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer, chairman, for
the use OF convalescent soldiers.
made its first trip down the river
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frazer in the role of hostess was