Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
PLANS FOR DEDICATION

at Camp Humphreys When JEWS
Welfare Board Will Open Hut-Re
freshments Will be Served.
Final plans for the dedication 0
the new hut at Camp Humphreys, Va
by the Jewish Welfare Board at
o'clock Sunday afternoon were com
pleted today.
An elaborate porgram will be givel
! in connection with the dedicatory ser
vices. A host of distinguished visitors
from this city, Washington and othe,
points have been invited to attend
including many in official life from
Washington.
Judge Milton Strasburger, chair
man of the committee of arrange
ments, will preside.
An invitation is extended to every
citizen Of Alexandria to attend.
At the conclusion of the program
refreshments will be served.
The program to be follows: Ma
tional Anthem, 210th Enginea"s
Band; invocation, Chaplain Leon L..
Hammitt:: U. S. A., solo, Miss Helen
Howi5cn; presentation, DR.. Maurice
Harris, Jewish Welfare Board; ac-
ceptance, Brig. General Jay J. Nor
row, camp commander; solo, MISS
Helen Howison; address, Brig. Gen.
Edward L. Munson, Y. S. A., chief
of morale branch, general staff;
closing prayer, Rabbi Benajmin J..
Grossman; "Stars and Stripes Fo.-
ever cloth Engineers Band, Lieu.
Vega, bandmaster.
Women on the reception committee
from this city include the following:
Mrs. Charles Bendheim, Mrs. J.
,Bernheilrer. Mrs. R. Blumenfie'a,
Mrs. A. Drcifus, Miss S. Euo&n,
Mrs. B. We'll, Mrs. a. We'll, and usa-
ers will be Misses Carlyn Diener and
Minnie Jaffa.
Alexandria guests of honor will N
clude the following: Representative
Carlin, Mayor Thomas A. Fisher, +.
u. Payne, president Of the Chamber
of Commerce; Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rett, head of the Florence Crittentrn
Mission; F. F. Marbury, president of
the board OF aldermen; H. R. Burke,
president Of the common council;
Judge Samuel G.. Brent, Of the cir
cult courts for this circuit, Judge
Louis C.. Barley, of the corporation
court. and Messrs. R. Blumentiald,
B. 3. EZrin, J. Hyman, NJ. Jaifa,
i. Ruben R. P. Whitcstone, 3. We'll.
Out of Town Guests
Other distinguished guests invited
are: Lieut.. Barber, Belgian military
attache: Brig. Gen. Edward l.. Nun
son: Philander P. Claxton, U. s.
Commissioner of Education; Brig.
Gen. Louis Collardet, military a.
tachc. French embassy; Capt. Le:n
Herman, French High Commission;
DR.. Abram Simon; Arthur Brisbane,
editor of the Washington Times;
Theodore W. Noyes, editor Of the
Evening Star; Frederick P. kep?e!'
assistant secretary of War; Louis Z.
Post, assistant secretary of Labor;
Anthony Caminetti. Commissioner u
immigration; Miss Mabel I. boarl-
man of the National Red Cross; W.
Gwynn Gardiner, Commissioner Of
District CT Columbia; John B. Dens'
more, Assistant Director, U. S. En-
plovment Service; Sydney w..
Strauss, Rabbi Benjamin L. Gross
man, Fred S. Gichner, Simon Open
heimer. Representative Isaac siegel.
New York: Representative. kra'lss'
Pennsylvania; Representative Ju.'u
Kahn. California; Senator Thomas )
Martin, Virginia; Senator George
F. Chamberlain, Oregon; L. II.
Weir, +. H. NJ. Augustine. waiter
A. Brown, president of the Washhs-
ton Chamber of Commerce; Col. K
n. Harper, president of the Wash'nE'
ton Board of Trade; Harry King re-
liz Frankfurter, Assistant Secretary
Of Labor; Judge Milton Strasburger
Joseph Strasburger, Capt. julius !
Peyser, Rabbi Louis Stern, lsaa
Cans: Alexander Wolf, Harry Franc
Simon Lyon, R. B. II. LSo, .,
A. D. Marks, Representative floreli
H. La Guardia, New York; Coz
Harry Cutler, Chester J. Iellei
Harry L. Glucksman, National 9th
GERS of the Jewish Welfare Boar
and Simon Wolf.
Staff In Charge of Building
Staff of Jewish Welfare Board
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