The Washington herald., 1919-11-16

the marriage proved the making OF
Jock Scott. and he achieved both
fame and fortune. serving a term as
lord chief Justice OF England before
his elevation to the wooisack ana TO
the peerage.
An international marriage which
Is about to take place IN the imme-
diate future is that of Alexandra
Paternotte. second secretary of the
Belgian Embassy in this city, TO
Miss Anne Cruger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Pendletoh Crueer,
and direct descendant OF John
Cruser, who came to- America from
England Ia 1890. becoming mayor
of New York in stS39 and holding
that office until his death. five years
later.
The Crugers claim descent from
Sir Philip de Craciger, who ac-
companied King Richard Coeur de-
Lion on his crusade 20 the Holy
Land. Later on the Crucigers,
whose name had meanwhile been
corrupted into Crueer. were identi-
ned for, several centuries with the
city OF Bristol. holding important
municipal and government offiees
there in the reigns OF Henry viff
and OF his Tudor successors.
Old Mayor John Cruger's second
son and hamesake also figured as
mayor of New York. an ONCE which
he held for ten years. and It was
while mayor that he wrote the
declaration OF the rights ana griev-
ances Of the stamp act Congress OF
17S5. He was also the first pfesi-
dent and founder of the chamber
Of commerce of New York.
MRS. DANIELS AT
woMEN's CITY CLUE.
Before leaving for the reception
given at the Library OF Congress for
the Prince wednesday evening Mrs.
Daniels stopped at the new headquar-
tiers Of the Women's City Club and
spoke Informally to the members.
Speaking as a member herself, Mrs.
Daniels prophesied great things for
the club and urged that the member
ship be extended to include all the
women of the National Capital.
I'VE women must put our shoulders
to the wheel and push for each 9TH
err" she said, land here we can find
common meeting ground where we
can discuss questions OF interest to
women not only Of this city but OF
the entire nation"
Mrs. Daniels finished her address
with an appeal for support In . mat
ter that is very near her heart-the
single standard for men and women.
Opening the meeting Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. the temporary chair
man. recalled the fact that No. 2
Jackson place was at one time the
White House. the. Roosevelt family
living there during the remodelinG of
the Executive Mansion.
Mrs. Mussey told humorousIy of
watching President Roosevelt being
carried into the house during the time
he was suffering from an injury to
his foot
The attendants were not as care
ful as he thought they should be and
he remarked as much in very en-
phatic terms.
The next day was summoned to
the White House by Mrs. Roosevelt
to introduce some people to her and
in the course OF conversation I asked
how the President was. She told me
that he was improving but that he
suffered a great deal. adding that he
was such a patient man" I thought
Of the scene I had witnessed the day
before and despite my admiration for
Mr.. Roosevelt. I couldn't agree In his
wife's description Of him as patient -
w0MEN's CITY CLUB
IN PERMANENT HOME.
Reports that Mrs. Daniels would
speak, and curiosity to inspect the
clubs new home. brought a crowd to