The Washington herald., 1915-10-13
purely personal

J. II. Fellows. of Mckinley High School,
is to be colonel of the high school cadet
corps according to announcement made
yesterday by Stephen +. Kramer, assist
+, ant superintendent Of schools, and In
charge of military instruction in the
schools.
Arthur D. Call. lecturer on elementary
education in the Teachers College at
| George Washington University. has been
called to California in connection with bis
work in the American Peace Society. He
will return October 3.
Cecil X. Jones. expert in romance lam
guages in the Library of Congress, has
| been appointed instructor in romance Ian
guages at George Washington University.
to succeed William F. Smith, who has
resigned to go to St. Louis
Miss Doris Stevens. organizer and cam
paigner for the Congre ssional Union for
Woman Suffrage. yesterday returned to
Washington after three months work in
California. She is now pre- pairing for the
suffrage convention to be held here De-
Cember to 13.
James Croggan. native of Washington
and veteran newspaper reporter who even
Yet writes copy. recently celebrated his
sOth birthday. He is one Of the founders
OF the Order of Jonadabs. and is men,
her of the Association of Oldest Inhabi-
tants.
Miss Helen Short. for several years a
student in Columbian College at George
Washington University. has gone to
GouCher College IN Baltimore for her
senior year.
Miss Helen Hotchkiss, student in Co.
lumbian College at George Washington
University. spent the summer in Canada.
Lieut.. Col George l.. Robinson. chap
lain during the Spanish-American war.
Yesterday read before the Presbyterian
Ministers Association, in session at New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, a pa
| per on The Work of a Hospital Relief
Ship During the Spanish-American War
| Rev. Samuel A. Bowers, president of the
association, presided.
Miss Dell Davis, Of Chicago Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James ". Chaffee, Of 2s77
Champlain street northwest.
A H. Williams. with the Watson Reg
lister System Company of this city, left
tor a months business trip to New York
and Pittsburgh vest erday.
Miss Dorothy Miller, of 1iOl New Jer-
sey avenue northwest. returned Sunday
from a months visit at the Panama-Pa-
cific Exposition.
Miss Hsrriette de B. Keim. of 1918 T
| street northwest, who has been visiting
in California for more than a year, re-
turned TO the city yesterday. On her way
! East she attended number of house
| parties.
Miss Doris Stevens. Nebra ska woman
! suffrage organizer for the Congressional
Union, has returned to Washington.
after an extended stay in California,
/ where she organized the recent Women
Voters Convention which was attended
| by 5000 people. She will remain in
Washington to help round up congress-
men for the Susan B. Anthony amend
ment to remove from the ballot the
| qualification of sex
E Campbell. student in the Medical
School of George Washington University,
| has been elected president Of the FRESH
man class.
J. d. Henderson. Of the Bureau of
! Animal Industry. who has been in New
! York for several days. will return to
| Washington tomorrow.
| The condition of Associate Justice
! Joseph r. Lamar of the United States
i Supreme Court. was reported yesterday
as showing steady improvement. 1t is
believed that overwork was the cause
of the slight stroke of paralysis which
attacked the jurist at White Sulphur
Springs.