The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-30
MISS NORTH To WE'D
ON SEPTEMBER /.
Director and Mrs. North An
nounce Coming Marriage
of Their Daughter.


of Their Daughter.
Friends ia the Bureau Of the Census
have received cacds from Director and
Mrs. s. n. Dextet North, announcing
the approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Deloise Comstock North
20 DIR. Horace Howard jerks, which IS
TO take place at Fineld Farm. New Lon
don. n. H.. on Friday, September II, at
u O'Clock noon.
Miss Estelle E. DeIsher. Of the manu-
features division, who has been doing
some special work for the bureau IN
Philadelphia. ana also collecting stats
tics on the electrical industry, has been
granted leave OF absence for a month,
which she f. 20 spend at OTwigsburg
Pa.
Miss Mayme A Fax, or the manu-
features division. is on a vacation for
three weeks, and viii 90 TO Boston.
Mass. by sea She viii also visit the
points Of historical Interest in the
vicinity OF the Hub.
Miss Ethel Wyson, Of the division Of
vital statistics. has returned from an
extended leave Of absence spent at her
home in Pulaski. Va.
L. 5. Merrill. appointment and dis
bursting officer, will leave tomorrow for
Boston and other points in central
Massachusetts on official business in
connection with the cotton inquiry, and
will be awaI, from Office for about
three weeks.
Clarence +. Cooling, who has been
collecting financial statistics of cities in
Nebraska. has been directed 20 collect
statistics on the supply and distribu-
ton Of cotton in Kansas and Missouri.
Claude !. Crissey, who IS doing field
work in San Francisco. has been or
dered 20 collect cotton statistics in Cali
forTiis.
Adam A Wilhelm, who is IN Sacra-
mento, Cal, on financial statistics Of
cities. viii collect cotton statistics in
California.
Ernest ~. Hawkins has been directed
20 do field work in Kentucky, Indiana.
George Olier. Of the manufactures d.
vision, VIII leave tomorrow, accom-
panied ny bis wife and son. for New
York city, where he has been ordered
10 collect statistics on the SUNNY and
distribution of cotton. He will also 40
some work in New Jersey. His family
VIII visit friends in New York city.
Daniel Hartnett. who followed the
rlrE ms lf1 rsrFra r j. a.. III
so ana Michigan with a vacation in
Chicago, H. has returned TO his desk
IN the manufactures division.
john r. DAILY. Of the manufactures d.
vision, has returned TO his desk after
a week Illness
Zach T. Elkin, formerly employed in
the Bureau of the Census. who is now
a prosperous empIGye Of the Ruresu of
Labor, called at the bureau Monday 10
shake hands with old friends and tell
them how well he liked his new posi-
ton.
Miss NJ. I. Redding. Of the division o.
vital statistics, returned to Office Tues
day after q vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. J. Il. Rich. Of the division of
vital statistics, returned yesterday from
a trip to Niagra Falls and other points
Of interest In that section.
John a. Hart. Of the division OF vital
statistics. is spending a week at Col
onial Beach.
Mrs NJ 5. Eastwood Of the division
or vital statistics, left Wednesday for
her vacation.
Miss Della Kfppen. OF the cost ac-
counting section of the chief clerk
division, has gone TO her old homo al
Louisville. Ky, 70 spend 4 month Wis
iting relatives and friends
Miss Grace Keech, of the chief clerk =
division, will leave tomorrow for her
vacation.
Aionzo 4. Rowley. OF the manufac-
lures division, has returned from a va
cation Of two weeks spent at Atlantic
City.
William T. Mcdaniel of the manu-
features division, has been on annual
leave for the past week.
Daniel G. Roper, chief of division.
returned 10 his desk Monday, after
short vacation.
Hugh 3. AIeloy. Of the manufactures
division, has returned from a Vaca-
ton OF three weeks, two OF which
were spent at Bluemont, Va, and one
camping in the Shenandoah valley.
Mrs. Sadie z. Pons. Of the manufac-
lures division returned Monday from
a trip 70 Niagara Falls and other
points OF interest IN that section.
Henry A. Whallon has been ap-
pointed by transfer from the Bureau
of Standards to the position Of cleo
trieian at $1,000 per annum in the
chief clerks division.
John ". FaTraT. who is in Vermont
on the electrical inquiry. has been
"A vacation. trip 10 Ocean City and At
lantic city. =. J., and viii also make
a visit TO friends in Philadelphia,
Miss Veronica ]. Sauter. of the ex-
arlllElLnr. division and AEiss Elsie 4 L.