The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Notes and Personals.


Notes and Personals.
Or. william A. Boyd. OF the Bureau
OF Labor. has gone to New Orleans as
the representative OF the Phi chapter Of
George Washington University, OF this
city. 10 the annual convention OF the
Phi Chi (medlcaD fraternity, which
meets in that city during the present
week.
Maj. S. Willard Saxon, OF the office
of the Lighthouse Board, is spending
the holidays in Massachusetts.
DR.. George W. Leadley. chief OF the
division OF appointments, has been on q
vacation for several days entertaining
some out-of-town visitors.
Dr. James A. Dickinson, of the di-
vision OF appointments, is spending the
holidays with his family at Falls Church,
Va
Frank +. Greenawalt, of the division
OF appointments. was away from the de-
partment last week enjoying a vacation.
Mr.. Greenawalt is a talented artist. his
particular line tending 10 character car
toons.
Walter b. White has been transferred
from the Interior Department 10 the Of
ice OF the Secretary, and has been as
signed to the chief clerks division. He
was also promoted from copyist to a
clerical position at $500 per annum.
Frank A Berlage, OF the District of
Columbia. has been appointed an im-
migrant inspector in the Immigration
Service at compensation of $500 per
annum.
Walter S. Brown. OF the Department
OF the Interior, has received a transfer
TO the office OF the Secretary. Chier
clerks division, and been promoted
from copy1st. at $500 per annum. 10 clerk,
al 81 900 per annum.
Harlan W. Risk. magnetic observer
in the Coast and Geodetic Survey. has
resigned his position.
George W. Love has received a trans
fer from the War Department as clerk
at $500 per annum. 10 the office OF the
Secretary. He has been assigned TO the
division Of disbursements at the same
compensation.
Daniel ]. Richardson, a popular and
efficient clerk in the office of the chief
clerk. has received a promotion from
Sl,4O0 TO 81, 600 per annum. He was pro-
NOTED from 81 200 TO 81. 400 a few weeks
agO-the two promotions coming so close
together tnat they might properly be
termed Christmas ana New Year gifts.
Francis c. Ross, Of Maryland, has
been appointed TO a clerkship in the
Office Of the Lighthouse Board at SI20
per annum.
Chief Clerk Larned, Of the Bureau of
immigration and Naturalization. mas
been OF vacation during the past week,
the time being spent in and about Wash
inEtOn.
W. V. Levy. OF the Bureau Of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization, Is spending
New Year with his parents at Hacken-
sack. N J.
Miss Lillian NJ. Hayes, of the division
Of vital statistics, Bureau Of the Census,
who has been absent for some time on
account or illness, has returned TO the
office.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Murray. widow of
Douglass Murray, of the Government
a short illness, has been Teinstated in
the Bureau Of the Census as a clerk In
the 500 grade.
William +. Worcester, OF the Bureau
Of the Census, has rendered his resigna-
ton in order to take a position with
the Aeoltan Company of New York.
J. F. Oertel, of the division of print
ing, office of the secretary, spent last
week with home folks at Vienna. Va.
G. X. Shearer, of the division Of print
ing, Office of the secretary, was on leave
during the past week enjoying the holi-
days.
pointments. is the organist, today will
be the rendition at the morning services
by DR.. Long Of a prelude, Christmas
Pastoral by Bach, and pOstlude, clio
ria in EXcelsis" " by Haydn.
Among those Of the examining division