Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

Miss Ella Leary, librarian of the de-
APARTMENT of American entomology, re-
turned to the Smithsonian Institution
last Thursday from ten-day auto trip
to the Jersey coast.
DR.. F. w. Hodge, curator Of the bu-
reau Of ethnology. who left the in
stitution in July to open an Indian
\ mound in Helen, White county. Ca.
| reports that the work there is progress
sing rapidly and is extremely interest
| ing.
Miss Florence NJ Poast, who has been
visiting her family in Luke City, Neb.,
since July Is. will return to her desk
| in the Smithsonian Thursday.
T. A. Bowie of the library force of the
| National Musemum will return to the
Office this week from a weeks vaca-
tion spent at Chesapeake Beach.
Carl H. Butman. editorial assistant
Wednesday for an extensive trip to
the Pacific coast, where he will remain
| until early in October.
fanthropology of the National Museum
has returned to the Office after ten
days vacation.
MISS Nellie u. MOFTlSOn OIL the same
department has also returned from a
! vacation extending over ten days.
Edward NJ. Slack of the superin-
tendent's office of the National Museum
is back at his desk after thirteen days
of annual leave.
Walter P. True, editorial assistant of
the Smithsonian Institution. left the
office Friday for North Brookline, Me-,
a y.
months with his mother and sister.
W. l. Adams. disbursing officer of the
Smithsonian Institution left recently
with his wife for vacation to South
Portland and Rumford Falls, Me.
Edward STEELE of the disbursing office
returned Tuesday with his wife and
daughter from his vacation at Noun
tain Lake Park.
Ruel p Tolman of the division of
graphic arts and captain of the Smith
month Of August with his wife in New
Haven, Conn.
Francis La Fiesche of the bureau of
ethnoloEy has left for a trip to the
Omaha agency at Macy, Neb.
The editor of the Smithsonian, A.
Howard Clark, is now in PASADENA,
Cal.
H. A. Parker of the exchange service
is visiting relatives at East Orange,
n. J.
J. A. Mirguet of the National Museum
is in Rochester. N. Y.
Miss Lima Carnahan is on leave in
Denver, Col.
James G. Traylor of the secretary-s
Office is on leave for a week.
Fred P. Davis of the administrative
office of the museum. is spending a few
days vacation at his sumner home in
Takoma Park.
George w. Fried, Waterman. returned
to his duties last Tuesday after sew
eral months sickness.
W. H. Vanneman, foreman in the
museum, has been granted a weeks
leave of absence, which he will spend
on fishing trip.
David A. Grady of this city has been
appointed messenger boy. in the Ma
tional Museum.
Miss Pearl H. Garrison, employed in
the museum. has been granted leave of
absence, beginning August IL, and will
spend the remainder of the month at
her home in Garrisonville, Va.
George w. Harmon of the museum
left the city Wednesday for Atlantic
City. where he will take a few days
rest.
Thomas w. Smillie. employed as
photographer in the museum, will
leave tomorrow for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Joseph H. Leary of the division of
history of the museum has been grant
ed seven days leave of absence, be-
ginning SEPTEMBER 2.
George d. Mccoy, messenger boy in
the correspondence division, will take
two weeks annual leave, commencing
Wednesday.
Leave of absence for two weeks has
been granted Helen A. Olmsted,
clerk in the assistant secretary's Of
nee OF the museum, beginning August
16.
w. w. Torbert, clerk in the admins
trative assistants Office of the mu-
scum, has returned to the office from
three days leave spent at Ocean View.
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