The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-24

r. RESIDENT WILSON is today re-
- ceivinE the distinguished
i group Of Roman Catholic
clergy. headed by the 1T. Rev. Fred
eriek William Heating; Lord Bishop
of Northampton, England, and the
Rt., Rev. Eugene Julien, Bishop OF
Arras. France, vino are spending sew
erai days IN washington having
come to this country to take part IN
Cardinal GIBBONS golden jubilee eeie-
bratior. tI''s
The audience follows the luncheon
which the RI. Rev. ThoIaes5. shahsrS
rector of the Catholic University, gave
today for the visiting rreiates, -NTho-
are his guests. The COMPANY to meet
than numbered about eighty, and In
cluded diplomats, men. prominent ~
official life, and in educAtionaI- ana
professional, circles. Tho French am.
bassador, N. Jusserand; Euwaro
Douglas White CHIEF justice OF the
Supreme Court OF tho Uuited states;
Philander p. Claxton, commissioner OF
education ;Edouard de Billy and Louis
ALBERT. of the French high commits
sion; Mr.. Jameson, editor OF the
American Review, and Shane Leshe'
editor of the Dublin Review .snn o.
member of the British delegation 20
Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee, were among
those present.
At French. Embassy.
Tonight N. de Billy, deputy high
commissioner OF France. will enter
tain at dinner in compliment TO
Bishop Julien and the French mem
bers of the mission and, tomorroW
evening they VIII dine with the
French Ambassador and Ame. JUS
serand. -,
luncheon which Monsignor THOMAS
rector of st. Patrfck's Church. gave
tor the Visiting clergymen. the party
made a pilgrimage to MI vernon
and paid tribute to the memory OF
washington. Two wreaths were
placed on his grave and brief grace:
tul addresses were made by the
Bishop of Northampton in English
and the Bishop OF Arras in French.
The trip was perhaps especially
interesting to Bishop Heating: TOT
SuIErave Manor. the ancestral nome
of the Washington family IN Eng
land, is in his see of Northampton
SIra. G, w. VandeFbllt Here
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt. whose
house in X street is rented for the
season to Nr. and Mrs. Eugene Mey-
er, of New York. is at the Shorehan
Hotel for a visit before going TO
Bntmore, N. -c.,.to spend the winter.
Mrs. Vanderbilt IS one OF q MUM
Der Of women OF wealth and posi-
ton who have volunteered their, ser
vices and their motors to the Pub
lie Health Service for emergency
york i'm connection with. the influ-
enza epidemic. They are working
under the direction OF Lieut. How
ard, Fisk, U. s. N. Mrs. Charles j.
Bell, Mrs Cary T. Grayson, Mrs.
Thomas p Gore, Mrs. Victor skauff-
mann and Miss Louise ThoFon are
other prominent washingtonians who
are driving their own motors in this
volunteer service. Lieutenant Fisk Is,
however, still hampered by lack or
TRANSPORTATION, and hopes for more
volunteers and cars. He has his
headquarters at the Webster School
Grafton h. Pyne, Of New York.
who IL now with the War Industries
Board, Is making his home while In
washington with J. Searle Barclay.
at 1889 Twenty-nInth street, the
residence leased from Capt. and hra- !
Ward Brown Lieut.. William Rhine |
lander Stewart, jr., u. S. N, o. New
York. who shared the house, with |
MI. Barclay last winter, is now IT.
France.