The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-12-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q. Geib an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grant, win
went to New York Friday, returned {,
Washington on Sunday night. Tn,
trip was made in Mr.. Seib's automo
bile.
Capt. Frank v. Kintz. Of Taylor 4
Brother, who had been on q vacation a
Fort Foote. Nd. erecting a summe
house, has returned to duty here.
Capt. Addie Posey. FIRST officer on tn
Norfolk and Washington line, who IL u
at his home here, is recovering and vii
soon be able to return TO duty.
Paul A. Ramsdell was appointed
chief clerk of the Office of the cor
| poration counsel by the Commission
ers yesterday at q salary of $1,000 {
year. Mr.. Ramsdell succeeds Carl A
Mapes, who resigned to accept q DO
sition with the Interstate Commerce,
! Commission.
Edward Wolf. cashier of the Dis.
trict National Bank, has returned
from New York.
F. Z. Tetreault, employed in the
District auditors office. was named
successor to Paul A. Ramsdell as clerk
In the office of the secretary to the
Commissioners yesterday. Mr.. Tetre-
ault will receive $1,000 a year.
E. W. Boyle, detective in police
headquarters. left yesterday for Hsr-
risburg, Pa, on business for the po-
lice department.
Gilbert E. Cannon. employed at the
| sewage pumping station, was granted
an increase in salary from $500 to
ss75 a year by the Commissioners
yesterday.
Mrs. Wilson Howe. Of Richmond, Va.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. knight,
! at the Grafton.
Sergeant Edward Weldon, in charge
of the police departments Central
office, is expected to return this week
from vacation of several days.
Horatio Minter. a former newspa-
per reporter in Washington. has re-
turned to Hopewell, Va, where he is
law. 1OllOWlnK DuElne IS
visit of several days her
These promotions in the District
auditors office were authorized yes
terday: 3. A. Harrison. 20 $1,000 a
year; J. A. Dore. to se3s per year, and
B. ". Meeks. TO $500 a year. C w.
Reed was given Meeks' job at $40 a
year.
Hon. NJ. p. GrLce. OF London and
Battle Abbey. England. has arrived at
the Shoreham accompanied by his son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Thomas have
come in from Middleburg. Va. where
they have been passing the autumn. to
spend some time at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, of Washington,
is visiting relatives in Monument avenue,
Richmond, Va.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels and fam
lily returned to Washington yesterday
from New York, aboard the gunboat
Dolphin.
Capt. Roy T. Fowkes, master Of the
Taylor tug, NJ. Mitchell Davis, of Phila-
delphia, who had been here visiting his.
family, has returned to his vessel.
q Miss Bell Perkins, OF Richmond, va
is visiting with friends In Washington.
Prominent arrivals Of yesterday at
the Shoreham are Mr.. and Mrs. Burr L.
Fenner. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward 4. Cramer, OF Philadelphia, and
Mr.. V. A. Dodge. OF New York.
Well known Boston visitors arriving
at the Shorehsm yesterday included
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Thomson and Mr..
Louis Chew Hall.
The United States Minister to Bel
GUM and Mrs. Brand whitlock, &C
er, Mrs. G. l.. Brainerd, of Spring
field. nj, arrived in Washington
Monday night and are stopping at
the willard.
Mr. George 4. CorteIyou. former
Secretary of Commerce and Labor. is
here from New York for a short visit
and is stopping at the willard.
Lieut.. 4. Toutant Beauregard. U. S.
n, and Mrs BeaUregard. formerly
Miss Elizabeth Munford, whose mar
rage took place at Los Angeles.
is. arrived i'm Washington
last night and are at tine Willard for
a weeks stay. Mrs. Beauregard. who
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
:. Munford. formerly of Washington,
made her debut here, where she has
large circle of friends. At the con-
clusion of their stay at Washington,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Beauregard will re-
turn to California. Lieut./Beauregard
having been transferred to duty on
the west coast with Admiral WinsIou
He was formerly aid to Admiral Nc |
Lean at Newport.
b. w. Pomeroy. of Oak Grove. West |
County, Va, is here on a short |
visit.
George Jackson has been placed In |
charge OF the engine room of the tug |
Baby, of the Columbia Granite and |
Dredging Company
Ralph c. Bradburn and Miss Lula
were married Saturday night |
At o'clock at the residence or Mr. and |
Mrs. Bradburn. l232 G street northeast,
by Rev. DIR. Charles c. Mclean. pastor |
of Douglas Memorial NJ z. Church.
Don't envy the home-owner Read |
he Want Columns and select home for
-ourseh tayles.
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