The Washington herald., 1921-01-28
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%. Everett. Durham, N. c.; Repre-
sentative David H. Kincheloe, Rep
resentatiye Charles Stedman, Col.
Clifford Early, Comdr. Fitzpatrick.
Capt. Jenkins. U. M. c., aide to Gen.
Lejeune; Lieut.. Benjamin Soule
Gantz, Capt. Don H. Foster, Comdr.
Edward Banks Gibson, Mr.. Louis
Churion, secretary to Venezuelan
Legation: otney William Stratton.
Eugene l. .Jeffers, DIR. F. Thomas
Evans. r. Page Irving, Simon Mich
elet. Carroll J. Mcclure, John Will
loughby. Col. Joseph whelan, Err
nest l.. May. Wallace Grayson Orme.
J. Leo Kolb. Joseph Boute, Albion
Wilkens Tuck, Charles e. Tribby.
Charles Woods Taylor. Franklin
Barr. DR.. WI. Hagan, J. A. EN-
mart and Clarence w. Clever.
In anticipation of the visit to the
National Capital of Gilbert X. Ches-
terton, the well-known English an
thor and journalist, a resume Of his
works will be given by the presi-
dent of the National Pen League
and International Literary Associa-
tion at 2019 N street northwest, on
Sunday afternoon. Members and
friends who are interested are in
vited.
PATRONEssEs NAMED
FOR YANk JAZZ REVIEW.
Many men and women prominent
in Washington will be in the boxes
during the Overseas Jazz Review,
which will be presented at Poll
Theater this afternoon. This en-
tertainment, which will be given by
veteran of the world war, under
the aupices of a number of local
American Legion posts. will com
prise many novel features
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. who as
treasurer Of the enterprise and who
is giving much personal attention
to it. announced today that the
boxes all have been sold and be-
ides Gen. Pershing. they will be
occupied by some of the best-known
persons in social. army and navy.
Congressional and oficial circles in
the National Capital.
Ticket for the performance are
being sold at tables in the lobbies
of the prominent hotels. A score
| OF young women are stationed at
| these hotel sales tables.
Austin Taylor. director of activi-
ties for the Red Cross at Walter
Reed Hopital. who is director Of
the entertainment and who has Sc
lected and trained those who will
take part, will make public the COM
plete program today. Every army
division that saw service overseas
will be represented among the per
| formers.
One of the features will be dane
ing by Miss Carroll Geraldine Tay-
lor, ten years old, and Geraldine
Williams. s years old.
The list of patroncsses who will
bc box holders on this occasion. as
announced by Mrs. Dimock. arc Mrs,
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Lawrence
Phipps. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs.
George &. Meyer. Mrs. Gordon
Woodbury.. Mrs Edward 3. Mclean
Mrs. II. Wilfred DuPuy. Mrs. Victor
| Kaufman. Mrs. Raphael Gown,
Ms. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Norman Will
liams. Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. John
Henderson. Mrs. Robert W. Bliss.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs John
Hays Hammond. Mrs. Elanson
Houghton. Mrs Thomas Dunn.
Franklin NcNeaEh, Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock. Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester.
| Mrs S. Richard Fuller. Frank z
Noyes. Mrs. Charles Bell. Mrs. w.
tw. Kimban. Mrs. William Ham
mond. Mrs. George whitmer. Mrs,
Joseph p Sanger Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton. Mrs. William Slater. Mrs
| f. Hope Slater. Mrs Connor. Mrs.
Cullen. Mrs. Edward Everett. Mrs
G. Connor. Mrs. D. & Merryman
Gen. Pershing, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
| mond Gorgas. Mrs. Christopher
Rodgers Mrs. Overton Lee. Mrs
| Tohn Peters. Mrs. Edward D. White
Mrs. william Collier. Mrs. David
Jayns Hill. Mrs. Hartman and Mrs
Charles Warren