The Washington herald., 1915-11-28
purely Personal

| Because of the critical condition of af
! fairs in China, Brig. Gen. John F. Nor
rison probably will remain at Tientsin
in command OF the Fifteenth Infantry
until spring. when he will relieve Brig
Gen. Hunter Liggett at Manila.
Mai. Gen. Thomas B. Barry, now In
command of the Philippine Department
is expected to return to the United States
| to command the Central Department al
| Chicago. He will be succeeded by Gen
! Liggett.
A. G. Chaplain, president OF the Com
mercial National Bank OF Washington,
has been elected territorial vice president
of the American Bankers Association for
the Canal Zone.
Harry w. McNamee has been placed in
charge Of the Berwyn branch Of the
Prince George Bank. Of Hyattsville.
Miss Ethel Williamson, a former resi-
! dent of this city, who now resides al
Roanoke, Va, is visiting friends in Ana
| costa
ID. F. Schneider has been elected as
! sistant cashier of the District National
| BANK CCIileluCis Tin
| American National Bank. has been with
The District Bank since its organization
Judge Alexander r. Mullowny. OF
Police Court, is in Absury Park with his
| family on a weekend outing.
! Horatio Miller. a former newspaper re-
porter in Washington, now practicins
| law in Hopewell. Va, is in Washington
for q fau- DAYS business
John B. Cochran, president of the
Franklin National Bank, hunted in near.
! by Maryland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Levy are in New
! York, where they witnessed the Army
| Navy football game and visited with
| friends.
Alexis du Pont. one of the heads of the
du Pont Powder Company. Of Whining
ton, Del. is staying at the New Willard.
Mai Edward H. Brown and Mrs.
Brown have taken apartments for the
winter at the New Cochran.
A. A. Conn has been transferred from
night clerk to room clerk at the New
Shoreham to succeed John Hartman.
resigned.
Representative Carter Glass. of vir-
ginia, has been a guest at the Raleigh
Hotel during the last week, while at
tending to departmental business.
Mrs. Benton McMiIlin. wife Of the
United States Minister to Peru. accom-
panied her husband to Washington and
registered at the New Willard Hotel.
She left this city on Friday for New
York, whence she will sail for Peru.
Miss Nettie Seymour, Of Virginia, spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Louise Harrison
In this city.
o. P. Hood. chief mechanical engi-
neer of the Pittsburgh branch of the
Bureau of Mines. is in Washington on
official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hammond. of
Baltimore, who were guests in Washing
ton at the Savage-Gatewood wedding.
have returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. George NJ. Gather, of Baltimore.
is spending a few days in the city. She
Is staying at the New Willard.
Thomas L. Keller, of Balboa, Canal
Zone, Panama, Is in Washington on bust
ness and is staying at the Raleigh Hotel
William B. Gross, jefferson Davis,
Harry B. Taylor. all of San Diego. Cal !;
Wilbur Hall, of San Gabriel, and B. H.
BurreI, of Washington. a party rep
resenting the Southern National High
way Association. are staying at the
Raleigh Hotel.
w. r. Talbot. senior clerk in
charge of the Pittsburgh office Of the
Bureau of Mines, who has been in
Washington on official business, will
return to Pittsburgh tomorrow.
]. d. Davis, chemist, and John W.
Swift, auditor. of the Bureau of
Mines. have returned from a hunting
trip down the Potomac as far as In
dian Head.
Edward L. Payne. of the fuel divi-
Miss Helen Anderson. of Washington.
and her guest. Miss Portia Clark, OF Ash
land. Ohio. are staying at the Raleigh
Hotel