Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-25
In Receiving Line.

In the receiving line during the re-
csption will be the following Wash
inCton matrons: Mrs. r. b. H. Lyon,
Mrs. Leon Adler, Mrs. Sam Rothchild
Mrs. Eva Hexter, Mrs. Alline Cohen,
Mrs j. Solomon. Mrs. II. King. Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith, Mrs. L Behrend
and Mrs. R. B. Behrend-
Alexandria will be represented in
the receiving line as follows: Mrs
Charles Bendheim, Mrs. J. Bernheimer
Mrs. r. Blumenfield, Mrs. A. Dreifus
Miss S. Ruben, Mrs. 3. We'll, Mrs. a.
We'll and Mrs. R. P. Whitestone.
The list of usherettes include Miss
Rose Tabb. Miss Esther Treger, Miss
Cecilia Wolf, Miss Lena Wolf, Miss
Goldstein. Miss Leah Rudolph. Miss
Fannie Rudolph. Miss Bessie Silver
stone, Miss Carlyn Diener, all from
Washington; Miss Minnie Jaffa, Miss
Marjorie Adler. Miss Lucille Adler,
Miss Florence Levy, Miss Ruth He'll
burn, Miss Genevieve Cohen, Miss
Clara Cohen, Miss Bernice Rothchild,
Miss Rickie Cans, Miss Pauline Cohen,
Miss Hortense Hano and Miss Jean
"ette Gomberg, all from Alexandria.
Guests of Honor.
Among the guests of honor will be
Brig. Gen. Louis Collardet, French
military attache; Frederick z. keppel.
assistant secretary of war; Louis F.
sPost, assistant secretary of labor;
Felix Frankfurter, assistant secretary
.Of labor; Philander p. ClaXton, United
States commissioner of education; An
.thony Caminetti, commissioner of i'm
migration; John B. Densmore, director
general United States employment
fseryice; George Il. Chamberlain,
limited States senator from Oregon;
tThomas S. Martin, United States SEN
lator from Virginia.
Representatives Julius Kahn of CAL.
tiSnrnia Sia0pl of New York
Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York,
,Charles Carlin of Virginia and Milton
Kraus of Pennsylvania, Miss Mabel T.
Boardman, Commissioner W. Gwynn
tGardiner, District of Columbia; Ar
!; thur Brisbane, Washington Times;
Theodore w. Noyes. Washington Star;
a. D. Marks, Washington Post; Capt.
Leon Herman. French high commits
sion; Lieut.. Philip Barber. Belgian
military attache; Walter A. Brown,
tChamber of Commerce; Robert N
Harper. Board of Trade; L. II. Weir,
s: War Camp Community Service; r. H.
4 NJ. Augustine, Training Camp Activi-
ties; Capt. Julius I. Peyser, DR.. Abram
Simon, Rabbit Louis Stern. Rabbi
benjamin L. Grossman. Judge Milton
tStrasburger, Joseph Strasburger. sgd
sney w. Strauss. Simon Wolf, Alexan-
der Wolf. Simon Lyon. r. B. H. Lyon,
Isaac Cans, Harry King, Harry Franc,
Fred S. Gichner. Simon Oppenheimer.
Officials of Board.
Col. Harry Cutler. chairman Jewish
iWelfare Board: Chester J. Teller,
executive director. Jewish Welfare
Board; Harry L. Glucksman. assistant
director, Jewish Welfare Board; Col.
r. Park, U. S. A.; Col. Putnam. U.
s. S. A; Col. Frank S. Besson, U. S. A;
Chisolm, U. S. A; Maj. D. H. Gillette,
u. S. A; Maj. Baker, U. S. A: Maj.
n. Weeks, U S. A: Maj. Harris,
u. S. A; Maj Greer, U. S. A; Maj.
Coles. U. S. A; Capt. Galloway, U. S.
~: Capt. n. P. Dram, U S. A; Capt.
sshissler, U. S. A; Capt. White, U. S.
A.; Chaplain l. l. Hammitt, U. S. A.:
+ Lieut.. II. A. Fudge, U. S. A: Lieut..
Bacharach. U. S. A; Mr.. Black, Y. NJ.
C. A. camp secretary; George F.
H. Hurley, Red Cross; Miss Hunt,
hostess house; Miss Brock, head
nurse: Mr.. Wheeler, A. l.. A, and Mr..
Martell, Liberty Theater.
Among the guests of honor from
Alexandria will be: Mayor Thomas A.
Fisher, r. L. Payne, Chamber of Com
merce; Mrs. Kate w. Barrett, head
Florence Crittenton Mission; F. F.
Marbury, H. r. Burke. Judge Samuel
C. Brent. Judge L. c. Barley, Leopold
Ruben, r. Blumenfield, B. B. Ezrin. j.
,Hyman. NJ. Jaffa, R. P. Whitestone and
b. We'll.
The Jewish Welfare Board field
representatives at Camp Humphreys
are DIR. Samuel Gerson, in charge; DIR.
Leo ]. Frachtenberg, in charge of
education, publicity and community
work, formerly member of Smith
.soaian Institution; Bertram H. ST.
mon, in charge of entertainments,
hospital and guardhouse work. a
well known concert violinist of New
York. and Rabbi NJ. Eckstein, in
charge OF building.