The Washington times., 1906-06-17

ceiyed in the Office OF THE Millersville
Morning Call
He shall try 70 preface his remarks
about the members Of the commission-s s
force each week by a few "reminiscences
from his OWE life in the journalistic
world The editor says news is scarce,
| and the writer might as well get the
knack Of writing things. Next week he
will say n little about the band con-
certs we used to have back in Millers-
Vile He often thinks Of them yet So
does Eveline. when she writes
Commission News Notes.
Richard Bragaw. one of the most
popular young gentlemen Of the commits
| sion. has been confined 10 his room for
several days with a severe sore throat
The affection was contracted during the
closing week of the second semester Of
/ George Washington University. Mr..
/ Rragaw being one of the most conscien-
/ tious rooters on the university rolls
Among the absentees OF the commits
/ sion's force none is more lleenly missed
| than Albert c. Hindman. the pleasant
! faced assistant file-clerll. who is enjoy
| ing a much needed rest at his old home
! in Clarion. Pa. Mr. Hindman's friends
| and body.
Q. H RAIDER. Of the division OF ap-
| pointments. is entertaining old acquain-
tances in the persons of his parents.
James P. RAIDER and wife of Newcastle.
| Ind. who are in Washington on an ex-
/ tended visit.
! Miss Violet Foster. of the application
division, will spend several weeks in
the mountains OF New Hampshire Miss
/ Foster IS an expert IN the use of the
/ camera.
Spends Vacation in Indiana.
". B. Wooden, of the appointment di-
vision. is spending his vacation period
in Indiana, and VIII visit in Madison,
| Bloomington. and Evansville. At Bloom
I ington he VIII attend the commencement
exercises of the University of Indiana
of which he is graduate.
b. p Turner the affable assistant Gus
todian, has moved into his new house
in Chevy Chase. Nd
The work of placing ns awnings at
the windows Of the commission was
completed this week It is thought this
will, in some measure, exclude the hot
sunshine which has heretofore proved
somewhat disagreeable to those having
fair compilations.
The new manual covering the fall ex-
aminatiOns is being prepared. and will
be ready for distribution after July Is.
1t viii contain no more ilIu. :rations than
last year
William II. Barnhard. of the applica-
tion division. will be away from the
commission for about twenty days.
During his vacation he will visit in To-
ledO. Ohio and in New York city. He
Will be accompanied to Toledo by his
brother, of that city. who is at present
visiting in Washington.
H = Sweinhart has returned after n
few days vacation. Mr.. Sweinhart en-
joyed his vacation. but is glad to be back
with the commission again. I" rs sweet
indeed to get away, but sweeter to get
home, they say"
Allmuth- -Ginesi Wedding.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Marie
Louise Ginesi, of the application di-
vision, and Alfred Allmuth, private
secretary to Frank H Hitchcock. First
Assistant Postmaster General, was SOL
emnized Saturday evening at o'clock
in the parlors of the Portner. Mr.. and
Mrs. AIlmuth will leave Immediately for
wedding trip of about two weeks.
These pleasant little events warm up
forget that the course OF true love does
not always run smoothly.
Secretary John T Doyle. OF the COM
mission. has left for a few days vaca-
tlon. The office boy is happy.
Today was payday Oh, joyi