The Washington herald., 1919-05-01
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

training station and the torpedo sta
tion.
Jonathan Worth Daniels. son of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Dam
iels. iss spending his spring vacation
from the University of North Caro-
lima at the Daniels home in Wash
ington. He will return to college on
Saturday. Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
are now in London, where they are
being brilliantly entertained. and are
not expected in Washington until the
middle of May.
Associate Justice John III. Clarke of
the United States Supreme Court has
leased for the summer the DIR. +. 5.
Clark house in Williamstown. Mass.
He will go there early in June.
Mrs A. Mitchell Palmer wife of the
Attorney General. will sell Victory
Loan bonds at the Woman's Liberty
Loan Committee headquarters. 1918 r.
street, today. Mrs. Carter Glass, wife
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. will
sell them there tomorrow and Mrs.
Atlee Pomerene on Saturday.
Miss Grace Ocumpaugh arranged
ana Is managing group of girl troub-
adours who went to Wardman Park
Inn last night to play, sing and
speak in the interest of the Victory
Loan. They are going to make a
round of the big hotels in Washing
ton. putting on n different program
at each place.
Last night tney solicited Victory
bonds while the orchestra played pa
a Re- a nh ire TIL,
n very pretty and attractive young
matron. sang patriotic songs. Miss
Rosina Hubert spoke She is a charm
ing society girl of Pittsburgh who
was In Belgium two years under Ger
man rule. having been caught there
at the outbreak of the war, going
over in July, 1914. when just IS years
or age, to visit south. of Brussels
Only her knowledge of German saved
her from the untold horrors such as
she saw on every side. She nursed
hundreds of French soldiers and
helped TO feed thousands of women
and children in a cantonment there
She told last night OF some of the
things she saw. though most Of them
are too dreadful to he told. Miss
Marjorie Stimson. the daring young
aNiatriN, also made an address last
night
Mrs. Richard Aldrich. a prominent
club woman of New York and wife
of the great musical critic, will
speak tonight for the Victory Loan
at Keith'S Theater. Mrs. Walter
Schoclkopf will speak there Satrr-
day night and on Sunday night an
address will be made by Mrs.
kellogg Fairbank. prominent
InEn1hRf. of hn
Liberty Loan Committee and a promi-
nent society matron of Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wesley
Martin StonCr. chairman of the Dis
trict Wom1n's Liberty Loan Commit
tee. and Mrs. Charlotte r. Eldridge
took q party of the members of the
committee, with Rear Admiral
Thomas J. COwie. as honor guest. to
inspect the two destroyers. the
PauldinS and the Terry. which are
at the Seventh street wharves. hav-
ing come up the river yesterday in
the interest of the Victory Loan.
Miss Louise Pugh. who will bc a
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Helen Hazel Clark. daughter of In
terstatc Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Edgar Clark, and Mai
Layson Atkins, L. s. A, on May 10.
will entertain az luncheon for
Miss Clark on Saturday and will
also give her a theater party on
May s.
Mrs. Henry B. Joy, wife of Col.
Joy, and sister of Senator Truman
Newberry. who was at the Hotel
Washington, has returned to her
home in Detroit.
Mrs. Sherman Haight closed her
home here yesterday and went to
New York to join her husband. Capt.
Haight. and to open the house which
they have leased on Staten Island
Capt. and Mrs. Sherman Haight re-
sided in Washington about a year
and a half.
Mrs Carl Oakman. of Detroit.
who has been visiting Mrs Frank
Scott yyifa nf