The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
Purely Personal.

Rev. John B. Pittar. Of ST. AlOysius
Church. is confined to the church rectory
with broken arm. received several days
ago when he fell on icy sidewalk.
Rev. John ORourke. Of New York City
editor Of the Messenger of the Sacred
Heart, will be in this city the first part
Of February While here he will stay
at st. Aloysius Church reCtOry.
Dr. w. Gutschke. Of Shanghai China,
arrived in Washington Yesterday morn
ing and is stopping at the Raleigh.
Nine Won Endert, of Boston, Mass,
is in this city for a short stay. She is
stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Petriken and
daughter. of Denver, Colo. arrived ia
Washington yesterday They are stop
ping at the Willard.
Dr. Carl Hops. of Dresden. Germany.
arrived in the District yesterday for q
short visit DR. Kops is staying at the
Raleigh.
DR. Harriet Hunt has been engaged to
deliver three lectures on Auto -Educa-
ton at George Washington University.
on the afternoons Of February 10. II
and T.
d. d. Prescott. OF Columbus. Ca, ar
rived in the District yesterday morning.
Mr.. Prescott is staying at the New Eb-
bitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry We'll. of New York
City, arrived in Washington yesterday |
morning. While here they will stop at |
the New Ebbitt.
Edwin Hazard, Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. is
in the city for a short stay He is stop
ping at the New Ebbitt
Vernon Kaufman and T. c. Boyer. both
Of Philadelphia, Pa. arrived in Washing
ton yesterday morning. They are stop
ping at the New Ebbitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton W. TrunnelI the
former of the money order division. city
postUffice, left last night for philadelphia,
weber they will spend few days with
some friends.
: Lewis w. Klopfer has been elected
delegate from Kappa Sigma Fraternity to
the George Washington University Inter
fraternity Association, succeeding F. II.
Ryan, resigned.
Clarence r. Wilson will leave for
Baltimore Saturday night to attend the
annual dinner Of the Southern AssOcia-
tiOn of the Alumni Of Phillips Exeter
Academy. The dinner will be held at the
baltimore Club.
Friends of Joseph \. "Bup's" SymanOs-
kie, one of Washington's leading amateur
baseball pitchers. will be surprised to
hear of his marriage. His contract in the
matrimonial game was signed last OC-
tober but announcement has just been
made.
priDpa oF he iayyelrv
section. Retail! Merchants Association, is
confined TO his home with q severe cold.
R. Ross Perry. jr.. will be in Balti-
more the latter part OF the week on a
pleasure visit.
Miss ina Eddngfcld. Of George Wash
ington University. has returned to her
work in the public schools and now is
teaching the second grade.
O.. J. De MolI. chairman of the piano
deaSers section. Retail Merchants As
sociation, is in New York on business.
p. T. Moran is sending letters Of COM
mittee mmbership appointments to chair
men Of the chamber.
Howard A Banks, private secretary to
Secretary Daniels. left Washington yes
Sterday to sail for San Francisco, where
the Navy Departments exhibit at the
Panama-Paciic Exposition.
Commander John NJ. Coyer. the new
governor Of Samoa. will sail on the same
vessel with Mr.. BanEs-the Great North
ern. Commander Coyer will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Coyer and Miss Mary
Coyer.
Col. John r. Young. of the District Su-
preme Court. yesterday swore Commits
sioner Brownlow into Office as a member
Of the public utilities commission.
Thomas H. L. Swenson. formerly of
this city. now with a Pittsburgh steer
company, has gone to New York to be-
come manager of the company's branch
E there.
w. J. Forsyth junior engineer OF the
District surface division. returned to
work yesterday after an absence of a
week. due 70 an injury TO his head. sus-
tanned when he fell from a Pennsylvania
avenue car.
Capt Charles Lanham Coast Artillery.
stationed in the Philippines. is In Wash
inEton for a month on leave. he makes
frequent visits TO his friends in the Dis
trict Engineer Department, where he
formerly was employed.
L. p. Robertson. computing engineer in
the District surface division. recently
gave a party at his home in Lanham,
"a, In celebration OF the birthday Of his
Rnghter. Miss Frances Robertson. one
r old. A score OF District Building
loyes journeyed 10 Lanham with
for the baby and congratulations for
ther.
g. Blythe. magazine writer.
at the Burlington. is on his