The Washington herald., 1915-12-31
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Inok 4 .Hiekt. manassr Of ths New
INIIAfd. has returned from Andover.
1Gase, wAsrs be played Santa cians for
BIZ family. ;.. 81.
Ais, Nannas Handeiph Heth. president
o. the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
srrivek. in washington from San Fran
cisco last week and registered at the
IPowhatan.
Louis u in Washington on . short trip
and y registered At the Capitol Park.
r. Z. Bolte, Of the passenger depart
nsent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
arrived In Warrington several days ago
for short stay:
Lieut.. Alex Sharp. U. g. n. with his
wife and child. are in washinston.
| Newton Ferree, chief. Of the register
division Of the Treasury Department. Is
on leave 9f absence for few days.
w. r. B. Stevens has been probation
ally appointed q clerk in the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce OF the
Department of Commerce.
| James w. bevane, ASSISTANT cnlef OF
the customs division Of the Treasury
| to San Francisco.
william Trew and his brother. James
| Trew. have returned from q business
trip to Philadelphia.
Leo Murray, a policeman in the First
precinct. recently held a reception In his
Anacostia home in honor Of the christ
enins Of his daughter. ....
william Kiliman. telephone operator in
police headquarters. has returned to his
duties after an absence Of several days.
Edgar Priest. cholrnaster At the Ma
tional Cathedral. Mount st. Alban. will
entertain the thirty boys in his choir al
Keith,s Theater this week.
Miss Bessie Davies has returned after
visiting at her home In Messy Creek.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. whitlock, OF Staun-
ton has been visiting for a few days
while Mr.. Whitlock attended to some
business matters.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs W. p.
Gooch. in stauntou. Va.
Roy Loving. Of the Southern Railway.
visited the first of the week with homo
folks In staunton. Va.
Misses Mary and Ruth Lttel. of this
city. are visiting relatives through the
holidays At Norfolk. .
Mrs. Herold Levy has returned to her
home In Washington after q visit with
her mother. Mrs. Lowenberg. at Norfolk.
Va.
Miss Virginia Minor. Of this city. has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. James H.
Culpepper. In Norfolk.
Representative Kenneth d. McKellar.
Of Tennessee. Is at the Willard. where
he lived during the last session Of Con-
sress.
Mr.. Frederick Law Olmstead. Of Brook
line, Mass. came to Washington yes
terday to attend the sessions of the Pan
American Scientific Congress. and is
stopping At the Willard. Other arrivals
include Justice and Mrs. c. F. MacLean,
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bar
rett and Miss Anne Barrett. of Warren
ton. Va: Mr.. Ralph ". Easily. OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Schuyler. Of
Denver. and Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Donald. Of New York.
Mrs Percy V. Pennypacker. president
Of the National Federation Of women's
Clubs, who Is here As q delegate to the
sessions Of the American Civic Associa-
ton and the Pan-American Scientific
Congress. will be entertained at luncheon
by the District Federation OF women's
Clubs on January at the New Willard.
Albert J. Covert. Of this city. now at
tending the University Of Nebraska. at
Lincoln. has been promoted to a lieuten-
ant-colonelcy in the university cadet
corps. Mr.. Covert is a junior at the in
stitution.
Raymond Horter Phillips. Of 1910 Girard
street northwest. who ran away and
Joined the British army. and who was
released from his enlistment after his
father had taken up the matter with
State Department officials. has returned
to his home here.
Moe Gutenberg. of this city. has been
elected second vice-president Of the Fed
GRAFTON Of Young Mems and Young Wom-
ems Hebrew Associations Of the Middle
Atlantic States. Miss Bertha Clepatch.
also Of this city. is secretary treasurer Of
the body.