The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-05

tea. From there the party returned
to the home OF Mr.. Schwab and at
half-past o'clock in the evening
went to the University Club, Fifth
Avenue and Fifty-fouEth street, where
Admiral Jellicoe and his staff were the
guests of the club councIt at dinner.
Those attending the dinner at the
University Club, aside from the
members of the AdmiraPs party,
were II. Barton Hepburn. president
of the Chase National Bank. who
acted as POSTMASTER: Lieut.. Gen.
Robert l. Billiard. Franklin d.
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy; Rear Admiral James H.
Glennon, commandant of the Third
Naval District; Rear Admiral Nc
Donald. Capt P. Symington. u. s. ",
and Commander Longworthy. L.
S. y.
Others present were Paul D. Cra-
vath. Mr.. Schwab. d. Henry. Mr..
Pratt. Walter Jennings. Judge S. il.
Ordway. Mr.. Osborn, r. T. II. Hal
sey. DR.. W. X. Draper. l. D. PelI.
\. StIckney. II. w. Banks, r.
Thorne. G. ]. Peet. II. A. Porter. 4.
II. Scribner. S. c. .Mabon, DR.. II. S.
Patterson, +. Fl. Simmons. J. Mel
Walton. NJ. B. Berking, NJ. II. Chap
man, j r. Truesdale. W. {. Wycll-
of, r. Hartshorne. w. Z. Kimba1l,
B. Barker. w. S. Smith, Scott Nc
Landhan. l. +. Marvin. r. W. earle,
g. T. Emmett, George W. Wicker
sham, Judge c. w. Hough, F. S.
Hutchins, \. II. Mosle and c. a.
Dana
Admiral Jellicoe's visit is unofi-
cial. He is passing through the
States" as the shortest route to
Key West. Fla. where a few days
hence he will board the II. NJ. S.
New Zealand and proceed to South
Africa. making stops at Trinidad
and Rio Janeiro. When the Ad-
miral reached Washington he be-
came the guest OF the government
for the two days he will remain in
the Capital. Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels will act as host
and hostess TO him.
MRS. BASS
Is HERE.
Mrs. George Bass has arrived in
Washington from Chicago.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid will go to Cali
fornia next month for a stay Of sew
eral weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles s. Alden have
gone to the Hot Spring for visit.
Admiral W. D. Caperton. Mrs.
Caperton and Miss Marguerite Caper-
ton. who were visiting In Philadel-
phia for several weeks, have gone
to New York.
Cen and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
gave a luncheon Saturday at their
home in New York for Mime. Made
leine eau-Jacquemaire, daugh-
ter Of Premier Clemenceau, of
France.
Mrs. McNamee. wife Of Capt. Luke
McNamee, U. 8. N. is i'll at a hospital
in Newport.
MISS RICHARDS
LECTURE TODAY.
Among the subjects to be discussed
by Miss Janet Richards at her lee
ture at the Knickerbocker this morn
ing after the general weekly review
of the leading issues Of the hour,
home and foreign, will be Some
Phases of the Irish Question" ana
Women in the Campaign of 1922
The talk begins at 1880 o'clock.
Col. and Mrs Edward L. Munson
entertained at dinner Saturday even
ing at the Cafe St Marks. There
vera covers sfor ten
terrain at dinner in the red room
ceding the ball for the Episcopal
Home for Children. Covers will be
laid for sixty and the guests will in
clude the debutantes Of the season.
MRS. MERRILL IN
CITY.
Mrs. George Merrill. who Is making
an extended stay IN Atlantic City. has
as her guest her daughter-in-iaw,
Mrs. George B. Merrill, of Lenox,
Mass.
Miss Martha C. Goldman, who will
remain at her Newport, home all win
ter instead of returning to washing
ton. entertained at a large reception
there Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ] Freeman Rasin, Of Balti-
more. has gone to New York to pass
the remainder OF the winter. Mrs.
Rasin Is q frequent visitor to WASH
tpgten - the guest Of ,hsr relative.