The Washington herald., 1915-12-18
purely 9er4o,snl|

TsSsx
Lieut. Henry T. Bull. recently detailed
at Cornell University and st the Piatts-
burg military camps. 10 spending Decem-
Der In Washington before going to his
new station at Fort L.eavenworth. Kan
Frances Heiipfin. formerly OF Central
High School. after course Of study at
the New York School of Fine and Applied
Art. Is doing work In interior decorating
In New York City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. KelIeter and chill
ldren. OF Deanwood. 9. D.. are spending
the winter In Washington with Dr.. and
Mrs. Pool. parents of Mrs. Kelleter. Mr..
Kelleter Is connected With the Forest
Service.
John H. Virgins. formerly Of Central
High School. is taking a postgraduate
course at Leland Stanford Junior Univer-
sity. where he was graduated two years
ago.
Clarence J. Spiker. a graduate Of Cen
/ trail High School. who 10 at present in the
Consular Service in China. will return to
this country in January.
Judge Edgar H. Farrar. of New Orleans.
former president Of the American Bar As
sociation. left for New York yesterday
morning.
David Lubin. Of San Francisco. arrived
In Washington yesterday and ID register
ed at the Raleigh. Mr.. Lubin Ii a men,
Der of the dry goods firm OF weinstock-
Lubin. with Offices in San Francisco.
Sacramento and other cities.
In Washington. He Is registered at the
Willard
Mrs. E. X. Mercereau. Of Staunton. Va.
is registered at the Raleigh.
Former Representative Ralph H. Cam
|eron. of Arizona. is paying q visit to
Washington.
Gen. S. p. Joclyn. retired. his wife and
daughter Miss Dorothy Joclyn. are
guests at the Willard.
w. A. wimbish. an attorney OF Atlanta.
is in Washington for q few days
Laverne Noyes. wealthy Chicagoan. is
registered at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Phelps. Of walling-
ford. Conn. are in Washington and are
stopping at the Willard. Mr.. Phelps Is
connected with a large rifle manufactur-
ing business.
Frank L. Tetrault. clerk to Daniel ].
Donovan. secretary to the District Com
missioners. left yesterday to spend the
Christmas holidays with his family in
Danielson. Conn. He is expected to re-
turn after New Years Day.
Mrs C. B. Bailey. stenographer in the
Office of the secretary to the Commission
ers, is on leave of absence. She will
spend the holidays at Atlantic City.
Lee Brown, of the sidewalk department.
District government. has been granted
leave of absence for several days.
r. NJ johnson. = prominent resident Of
Houston. Tex. is registered at the Ra-
leigh.
Clifford Lanham. assistant superintend-
ent of trees and parkings for the District;
is persuing his yearly custom of looking
about for the largest Christmas tree that
he can conveniently decorate.
r. B. sosman and H. NJ. Loomis will be
delegate and alternate, respectively. from
the Chemical Society Of Washington. to
the Pan-American Scientific Congress.
which is to commence its session here
December y.
Miss Marie Gatchell. senior in Columbian
College at George Washington Uni
versity. has been admitted to member
ship In the Sphinx Honor Society. Miss
Gatchell Is a member of Sigma Kappa
sorority and Is president and director of
the Girls Glee Club at the university.
more than 2.5Oo.Ooo miles as a railway
mail clerk. will complete fifty years of
service on Tuesday. Employees of the
mail service will hold a celebra- |
ton for him at 12:30 o'clock in the Office
OF $. \. Cisler. division superintendent
Of the service.
Mai Robert r. Raymond. of the |
Engineer Corps of the army. now
stationed at Los Angeles, has been oder |
ed to Honolulu to take charge OF the |
rivers and harbors Notifications there.
Maj. E. r. Campbell. past commander
in-chief of Sons of Veterans. U. S. A. |
who soon leaves for Florida, was rendered |
a farewell reception on thursday night |
by local camps at the quarters of Will |
lam B. Gushing Camp. No. 30. 1il2
avenue northwest.
at Providence Hospital suffering with \
an effection of the throat His con-
dition is not considered serious.