The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-27

morrow,
Harry o. Hine, secretary to the Board
OF Education, is in Pittsburgh. He viii
return to Washington next wednesday
IL 10 expected.
o. L Reiser has received a probation
airy appointment in the District Fire De-
partment at $3.50 a year.
Secretary OF Labor Wilson left last
night for Rochester. where he will speak
tonight before a boys club at the Y. NJ.
c. A. He will return to Washington on
Monday to put the finishing touches on
his annual report.
Rev. ]. Alvin Campbell. of sos Eighth
street northwest; c. c. Mclean. Of sos
Eleventh street northwest; r. c. Nc
Dowell. Alfred E. Barrows, and William
I. Campbell will deliver addresses at the
fifty-third annual convention OF the Ma
ticnal Reform Association, to he held in
Pittsburgh December ).
Miss Alice B. Chinn has been appoint
ed stenographer at the District Build
ing at salary OF $50 a month.
The Mississippi delegation in the House
of Representatives., Senators Williams Of
Mississippi, Overman. of North Carolina,
Bankhesd. OF Alabama, and Ransdell and
Broussard. of Louisiana, have been ap-
pointed a committee to attend the flu
4. Witherspoon, OF Mississippi. who died
Wednesday at Meridian, Miss.
Capt Robert L. Russell. recently in
command OF the battleship, South
Carolina and formerly judge advocate
general OF the navy. has been detailed
as commandant of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard to succeed Capt. Knapp. who dieo
Capt. Samuel S. Robinson. re-
Gently attached TO the Bureau of Steam
Engineering. assumes command of the
South Carolina.
Miss Mary Woodward and Mrs Edward
r. Hodge. of Washington. are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfielo
Baldwin. of 1905 Charles street. Balti-
more.
Louis y. Neumann. of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, who has been at
w. Va, for the past two
weeks on business connected with the
department. has returned to WASH
ington.
Mr.. James NJ. Walker. of Baltimore.
who is visiting with friends here. will
attend the Army-Navy game in New
York today.
Mrs. F. Edgar Thompson and son, OF
Baltimore. are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Shriver. in Washington.
Miss Helen Shriver. who is taking a
course in domestic science in Washing |
ton, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Me- raorgo nf Pikesyille Md
Commissioner Oliver p Newman is ex-
,ected back at his desk Monday after an
extended tour OF cities having the COM
mission form OF government. for the
purpose Of ascertaining how Washington |
compares with those cities.
J. II. shrimp. fthe Fire Department.
las been promoted from Glass l to Glass |
:, which provides for a salary of S,OSo |
l year.
Mai William P. jackson, L. s. A, who |
las been on a trip of inspection of SOL |
Hers homes in the United States. has |
,eturned to Washington.
Mrs Grace Digs. OF Troy. y. Y. is
yisiting her sister. Mrs. DR.. Bruce l. |
Taylor. of SS1S Eleventh street. north |
vest
II. 8. Belts. engineer in forest products. |
II adison, Wis. is in Washington on |
business connected with the Forest !
Service.
Clifford Pinchot. former forester Of the |
-nited States, who was In Washington |
or the past two weeks. returned to his |
rome in Milford. Pa, for Thanks
irving.
Franklin II. Smith. who is on leave Of !
Lbsence from the Forest Service as COM |
nercial agent for the Bureau of Statis- |
les. Department OF Commerce, to the |
orient. is expected to return to Wash |
ng next Monday.
Roger E. Simmons. commercial agent |
or the Department OF Commerce to |
south America, has sailed for this coun- |
ry and will report in Washington for |
luty January l.
Lieut. Col. r. NJ. Schofield. son OF for |
ner Brig. Gen. Schofield. spent Thanks |
irving Day golfing at the Bannockburn |
Tub with party of friends.
Edward G. Paul. chief clerk of the |
Service. was taken slight |
y i'll yesterday while he was at lunch
ION. He was able to go home after |
-eceiving treatment at Emergency |
Hospital.
Todd Daniel. OF 5000 Q street north I
vest. an agent of the Department of |
Justice stationed at Philadelphia, is in |
visiting his family.