The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
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Miss Mary n. Hess has resigned q
undercIerk in the Reclamation Service.
Mrs. Grace A. Dye has resigned a.
translator in the Bureau Of Mines.
Mrs. Virginia M. camubell., of this city.
great-niece of Thomas Jefferson. has been
recommended by ths president to the
classified civil service. President Wilson
yesterday signed the order owing to the
fact that she has demonstrated her
ability under temporary appointments.
Franklin Price Knott. traveller and
National Geographic Society this after
noon and evening In New Masonic Temple
Auditorium.
J. o. Martin. of Baltimore, represent
ing the Chesapeake 4 Potomac Tele-
phone Company. was in the city yester-
day. He gave his illustrated lecture on
the telephone Wednesday evening at a
Christmas frolc held by the Friends
Club. 1871 / street northwest.
Miss Luella Cooke has resigned as
copyist in" the Patent Office.
Mrs Sadie A. Van Horn has resigned
as junior clerk in the Geological Survey.
Owing to the death of relative Justice
Wenfell =. Stafford. of the District
Supreme Court. has been called to Yer
mont. His division. Circuit. No. :. will
not be in session until Monday.
p. N r..-S .,..,,.s A., A.. <,o.,s
and Geodetic Survey. has resigned. The
resignation has been accepted by Secrc-
ltary Of Commerce Redfeld.
Glen NJ Brumbaugh has been trans
ferred from a clerkship in the Interior
Department to a similar position in the
Census Bureau.
August illegal has been temporarily ap-
pointed a foundry helper in the Bureau
of Standards.
Harry p. TrumbIe has resigned as
messenger in the Indian ONCE of the
Department Of the Interior.
/ Edward S. Eveleth has been promoted
from third to second assistant examiner
in the Patent once.
Morris Hirsch has been promoted from
fourth to third assistant examiner in
the Patent Once.
Milton r. Fernald has been appointed
a craftsman In the lighthouse service
of the Department of Commerce.
Miss NJ. Chapman. noted singer. ar
rived in Washington on Wednesday from
New York. She is staying at the Ebbitt
Hotel.
Irving Mason has been appointed cleo
trician's helper in the Bureau Of Mines
and assigned to duty in Pittsburgh.
George L. o'NeilI has been appointeo
oiler and engine runner in the Bureau Of
Mines and assigned to work at Pitts
burGh.
William I. Wyman has been promoted
from second to first assistant examiner
In the Patent Office.
Commissioner Oliver r. Newman has
recovered from a cold which kept him
from the District Building on Monday
and Tuesday.
Arthur j. May yesterday received con-
gra&ulations because Of his election to
the presidency of the District Credit
Mems Association.
L. v. Lampson has received an ap-
pontment as a teacher in the night public
schools Of the District.
George p. Hutchinson has been ap-
pointed Junior chemist in the Bureau or
Mines and assigned to duty at Pitts
burgh.
Ernest J.. Glenn and Henry NJ. Friend
have been appointed apprentice elec-
trical engineers In the Bureau of Mines
and assigned to duty in Pittsburgh.
Mrs C. H. White has received a posi-
tion as chaperon for train service on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
F. II. Marks has been appointed to teach
stenography and business practice in the
District night schools.
pointed underclerk in the Geological
Survey.
William T. Herman and Maurice G. J.
Stewart have been made messengers in |
the Patent Once.
Edmond NJ. Bartholow and Lawrence
A. Gregg have been appointed fourth as
sistant examiners in the Patent once.
Miss Josephine s. Simmons has been
appointed copyist in tho
General Land once.
Detective J. r. Simpson. Of the First
precinct has returned to his home from
a visit with friends in New York.
Dr. Edward Knox Mitchell. Of Hartford.
Conn. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. Miss Fredricka, have arrived
In Washington and have taken apart
ments at the Hotel Powhatan where
they will make an indefinite stay.
Arrivals at New York Hotels.
Special To The Washington Herald.
New York. Dec. 1s.-These arrivals from