The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-07-29

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Miss Bessie I. Coker. OF the plant in
dustry division. returned Monday from a
weeks vacation spent al Colonial Beach.
Hospital. convalescing after an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Miss Bertha Scott. OF the southern d.
vision. who has not been well for several
weeks. Is spending some time at Berk-
eley Springs.
Mrs, Isabelle Smith. Of the southern
division. seems 70 have entirely recov-
growth in her foot.
Read Hanna. OF the western division.
who has been apparently improving so
steadily after his serious Illness from
appendicitis. has had a setback the past
week.
Miss Mary z. Clements. Of the record
division, is still very sd at the George
Washington University Hospital Her
friends hope she may soon be well
Robert /. Corwin. Of the record divl-
but about his cottage, at HyattsyilIe.
where a recent visit Of the stork has
made everybody happy" Miss Corwin
aud the mother are doing We'll
Henry NJ. Gunderson, OF the record
division, has been summoned 70 his
nome in Wisconsin on account OF the
serious illness OF his aged father.
board OF review, is az Atlantic City,
spending his vacation.
William F Wolfe. OF the board OF
review. Is on annual leave.
Adon D. Phillips Of the record divi-
sion left the city yesterday for a visit
Of two weeks 10 his relatives at his
old home. Norwich. y. Y Mr.. Phillips
was graduated IN June from George
Washington University, taking the de-
gree Of bachelor Of science. On the trip
lie viii be married. The ceremony will
occur az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Wilson. the brides parents.
The honeymoon will be passed at Lake
George. y. /.
Morris +. Sabin. Of the board Of re-
view, is spending his vacation on the
Kennebec river, Maine
The friends OF George 5. AIbertson.
Of the board Of review. are glad to
hear that he has almost entirely recov-
cred from his recent illness. Mr.. Al
berTson was compelled % take pro-
tracJed leave. and is nov at Clean
Falls. y. Y
Col Fred c Peck, OF the board OF
review. Is away on sick leave.
Capt. J. A Macauley. chief OF the
invalid section OF the board Of review,
spent last Sunday al Bluemont, Va.
Col Milton s Roberts. Of the board
Of review. is taking his vacation at his
old home in Maine. He is accompanied
by his wife.
Col Ferdinand d. Stephenson, OF the
board of review. is sick at his home in
Herndon, Va. He is improving but is
not able 10 leave the house.
Miss Laura r. Mohun. chief of the
thiTty-day section of the-board Of re-
view. is on annual leave, having sailed
for an extended trip on the Continent.
Capt. Dick Cramer Of the law divi-
sion. is at his desk again after an en-
beautiful little power launch.
Clayton Simms. Of the special exami
nation division. IS away on annual leave.
L. Seward Terry. formerly Of the board
of review. later assigned TO duty with
the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
United States Senate, sailed for Liver
pool England, on Monday, the sd in
slant Mr. Terry expects TO remain
abroad sixty days.
Joseph Mccoy. of the chief clerks
branch, spent Saturday and Sunday with
A. 1. Craig. at the latter's beautiful
country home, at Floris. Fairfax coun-
~, Va.
E L. Howard, of the medical division,
also pr, prietor and editor OF the OBJ
server. CT Herndon. Va, spent several
days fishing at Seneca Falls, this week.
Edwin Z. Alger. of the board OF re-
view. is preparing for an outing at Co
lonial Beach. He expects 70 be away
about three weeks.
Morris Kitcham. OF the board of re-
view. IS on annual leave.
Frank z. Smith is acting chief of the
widows section Of the board of review.
in the absence OF Capt. W. w. Case, who
is on annual leave.
A. S. Jones has been placed in charge
OF the "thirty-day desk" board OF re-
view, in the absence of Miss Mohun,
who is away on leave. This Is one OF the
most important desks in the once, re-
curing absolute accuracy and close at
tention to detail.