The Washington herald., 1919-01-25

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Jewish Welfare Board Building, at
Camp Humphreys. Va. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Inc program, which has been ar
ranged by Judge Milton Stras-
burger, chairman, follows:
National Anthem, cloth Engineers
Band. Lieut. Vega. band leader: in
vocation. Chaplain Leon l. Ham,
mitt, U. s. A.; solo. Miss Helen
Howison, Miss Julia Higgins at
piano; presentation. DR.. Maurice
Harris, executive officer Jewish
welfare Board; acceptance, Brig.
Gen. Jay ]. Morrow. U. S. A.. camp
commander; solo, Miss Helen How
ison. Miss Julia Huggins at piano:
address, Brig. Gen. Edward L. Mum
son. U. s. A, chief of morale branch.
General Stan; closing prayer, Rabbi
BENJAMIN L. Grossman; STARS and
stripes Forever" cloth Engineers
Band. Lieut.. Vega, leader.
Exercises will be followed by a
reception. during which refresh
ments will be served. Washington
and Alexandria matrons of promi-
nence will be in the receiving line.
and will be assisted by some twen-
- s''S VI eht set IEOm
Washington and Alexandria. The
following Washington matrons will
receive: Mrs. r. B. II. Lyon, Mrs.
Leon Adler. Mrs. Sam RothchiId,
Mrs. Eva Hexter. Mrs. AIline Cohen,
Mrs. J. Solomon, Mrs. II. King. Mrs.
Chas. Goldsmith, Mrs. /. Behrend,
Mrs. r. 3. Behrend.
Alexandria will be represented by
the following: Mrs. Charles Bend
helm. Mrs. j. Bernheimer, Mrs. r..
! Blumenfield. Mrs. A. Dreifus, Miss
S. Ruben. Mrs. B. We'll, Mrs. a.
We'll. Mrs. r. p. Whitestone.
The list of usherettes will include
these Washingtonians: Miss Rose
Tabb. Miss Esther Treger. Miss Ce-
ella Wolf, Miss Lena Wolf, Miss
Goldstein. Miss Leah Rudolph. Miss
Fannie Rudolph, Miss Anna Silver
stone, Miss Bessie Silverstone, Miss
Carlyn Diener. Miss Minnie Jafra, Of
Alexandria; Miss Marjorie Adler,
Miss Lucille Adler. Miss Florence
Levy. Miss Ruth Heilbrun. Miss
Genevieve Cohen. Miss Clara Cohen,
Miss Bernice Rothchild, Miss Rickio
Cans. Miss Pauline Cohen. Miss
Hcrtense Hano, Miss Jeanette Com
berg.
The guests of honor will be: Brig.
Gen. Edward l.. Munson, chief morale
branch, General Staff; Brig. Gen. Jay
J. Morrow. U. S. A. camp COM
mander; Brig. Gen. Louis Collardet,
French military attache; Frederick
p. Keppel, Assistant Secretary of
War; Louis F. Post, Assistant Sec
retary of Labor; Felix Frankfurter,
Assistant Secretary of Labor; Philan-
der p. ClaXton. United States Com
missioner of Education; Anthony
Caminetti. Commissioner of Immigra-
ton; John B. Densmore, director
general, United States Employment
Service; George E. Chamberlain.
United States Senator from Oregon:
Thomas S. Martin, United States SEN
ator from Virginia; Representative
Julius Kahn, of California: Represen-
tative Isaac Siegel. New York: Rep
resentative Fiorello Fl. La Guardia,
New York; Representative Charles
Carlin, Virginia; Representative Mil
ton kraus. Pennsylvania: Miss Mabel
T. Boardman, Commits ssioner w.
Gwynn Gardiner. District of Colum-
bia; Arthur Brisbane, Washington
Times: Theo. w. Noyes, Washington
Star; A. d. Marks. Washington Post:
Capt. Leon Herman. French High
Commission: Lieut.. Philip Barber.
Belgian military attache; Walter A.
Brown, Chamber of Commerce; Col.
Robert n. Harper, Board OF Trade
l.. II. Weir, War Camp Community
Service: R. II. NJ. Augustine, train
ing camp activities; Capt. Julius I.
Peyser. DR.. Abram Simon: Rabbi
Louis Stern, Rabbi Benjamin L.
Grossman, Judge Milton Strasburger,
Jos eph Strasburger. Sydney w.
Strauss, Simon Wolf, Alexander Wolf.
Simon Lyon. r. B. H. Lyon, Isaac
Cans, Harry King. Harry Franc,
Fred S. Gichner. SIMON Oppenheimer,
Col Harry Cutler, chairman. Jewish
Welfare Board; Chester ]. Teller, ex-