Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
DISTRICT BUILDING.

DISTRICT BUILDING.
Roger Whiteford. assistant corpora-
tion counsel, is enjoying his annual
vacation at his home in wh,teford Nd
MIS- rforenoe Hickerson of the cor
PoFation counsefs office is spendinp a
week at her home in Rockville. attend
ing the chautauqua now in session
| there.
! The team representing the survey
| ors office defeated the Surface Dtvi-
sion team Tuesday afternoon. the score
being Is to Z. The batteries were Gar
| rett and Goucher for the Surveyors and
Waldecker and Curtin for the Surface
| Division.
! l.. c. Bouscaren took two DAVIS leave
| during the week.
N. Q. Whitford Of the surveyors ONCE.
is still on vacation, which he Is spend
return to duty July 81
Jack" Armstrong made his CUSTOM
airy weekend visit to Baltimore.
H. 8. Drake. dairy farm inspector of
the health department, will return to
work Monday. July 10. after a two
/ week vacation.
|
W: Allison inspector in tho health de-
partment, is on leave. to return to
duty Monday, July 26.
Miss Lucille Gardner. stenographer in
| the health department. is to return to
duty Monday after an absence of two
weeks on annual leave.
H. S. Mulligan. food inspector. is to
return to duty Monday.
| T. W. Parsons. permit clerk is spend
ing two weeks at his home In New
York.
W. M. Smith. clerk in the health de-
partment, is on ten days leave, to re-
turn to duty July 20,
| F. M. Beck, chief clerk of the sewer
| department, is spending the week end
in Winchester, Va, where he motored
| with his family.
H. c. Eddy. engineer of the public
| utilities commission. spent the week at
| his home in Falls Church.
| c. T. Shoemaker, clerk in the office of
i the auditor, returned Friday from
| two-week vacation in Virginia.
H. R. Haar, craftsman in the water de-
| partment, was on leave last week.
W. NJ Byrnes, rodman in the sewer
| department is to begin five-week va
cation tomorrow He plans to spend
| most of the time at Colonial Beach.
F. H. Hazard clerk in the sewer de-
| partment has been transferred from
the department office in the municipal
building to the sewerage pumping sta
tion at the foot of I'd street southeast
c. H Harris, clerk in the Office of the
| &c
| ginia. He will return July Z6.
| G, L. Haines, craftsman in the water
department, returned Wednesday from
a weeks visit to Boston and vicinity.
r. M. Saunders, clerk in the sewer
department, left Friday for three-
| week camping trip near Chain orioss
| with party of friends.
r. T. Cain, clerk in the auditors OF.
fee, is reported to be recovering from
an operation which he underwent AZ
Sibley Hospital about a week ago. ann
| Is expected to be able to return TO
work in another week.
| Clifford Lanham, assistant superin-
tendent of trees and parkings. enter
tanned a party from the trees and park
ings division and friends on Trip
| down the Potomac Thursday evening.
ON his boat Ira. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Smith chaperoned the company.
which included Miss Elizabeth Kane.
Miss Gladys Kane, Miss Bessie Allen,
Frederic Warder, Vincent Smith and
Howard Junkens. Arthur Duvall OF
the marking commission. and one Of the
old pilots on the river, had charge OF
the boat.
| r. J. Garratt of the surveyors office
has been transferred to the field party
work in the office of the engineer OK
highways, in place or A. =. whar.en, %
| furlough for several months. Garrate
has been the crack pitcher of the sur
yeyor's base ball team. and Is now on
the recently organized team OF the sur
/ face division, which was beaten by the
Surveyors last week.