The Washington herald., 1915-03-29
purely personal

Senator Weeks. of Massachusetts,. who
is being mentioned with Senator Borah
| and former Senator Burton as Republic
| an candidates for the Presidency, left
Washington Saturday night to visit the
ma-Pacific Exposition and enjoy a
, rest of several weeks on the Pacific
Coast.
DIR. e. II. Stcarns. of 1904 II street
northwest. has been appointed "A dele
gate to the Maryland Osteopathic So
ciety's convention in Baltimore. begin
ming April 3.
Paul NJ. Myers. who took oath Of offic
Saturday chief clerk of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue. has received a
large basket of american Beauty roses
from his former associates in the in
come tax division of the Treasury Dc
partment.
Mrs. Alfred Eide, wife of Lieut.. Eide.
lost with submarine F-+ off Honolulu.
was Miss Margaret Mcmillan. and Is well
known in Washington. She was sradu-
ated from Washington College. this city.
with the class Of 1909.
Nine Calve. the noted opera star, was
seen in Connecticut avenue yesterday
wearing the new hat which she bought
Saturday at the Doration shop being
conducted by society women to aid the
BelSians. The hat was made by Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend.
". IT, Heinsbergcr has received a
check for $500 from the Plaza Commits
sion in payment for his property on the
Plaza. Dcnnison +. Ro~ell got $500 for
his rlaza holdings.
Donald a. Craig. correspondent here
for the New York Herald. was over
whelmed with congratulations at the
National Press Club yesterday on the
presentation to him by his wife. Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ. Craig. of a daughter. The
baby was born Saturday and was named
Elizabeth Mary.
Little Isabelle McGhan. Of 6t2 Sixth
street northeast. has received letter of
thanks from Dorothy Pearcc. of Totem
ham. England, for dress which she
received on the Christmas ship from
the boys and girls OF Santa Claus Club,
No. l. of this city. Miss McGhan was
an officer of the club.
f. ]. Murphy chairman OF the COM
mittce in charge Of the annual shad bake
of the Board of Trade. to be held at
arranged with the Chesapeake Beach
Company for the most elaborate menu
the board members eyer enjoyed on any
of their yearly outings.
George NJ Kirk Is being rongra tulated
on his success as religious director of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Officials says: Kirk IS
surely stirring things up" Mr. Kirk came
to the y. NJ. G. 4. in September last. He
formerly. was connected with Y. NJ. c. \.
work in San Juan. Porto Rico.
j. II. Sherman. superintendent OF
weights. measures and markets. recently
delivered an address on ways of lower
ing the cost OF living before pupils of
Central High School. Only a few years
ago Mr. Sherman VAS pupil at Central.
He was a captain Of cadets and ore of
the most popular boys in the high school
Daniel J. CAN'T. who has been appoint
ed supervising agent of the Internal
Revenue Service. left Washington yester-
day for Cincinnati. Ohio, to assume his
rev duties. Ills home here was at 3S32
Eleventh street northwest. During his
years of service in the Treasury Depart |
mcnt Mr.. Can't won scores of friends.
Funeral service. for Mrs. Jcrusha f. |
Davidson. who died at the residence OF |
her daughter. Mrs. Richard A. Allen. 81 |
4 street southeast. on Saturday. will be |
held at 5 O'Clock this evening. Interment |
will he in Petersburg. Va. Mrs. David |
son had been resident of Washington |
for the past thirty years. She is survived |
by DIR. Edward Y. davidson. DR. Albert |
5. Davidson. Thomas 9. Davidson OF |
Cal. and Mrs. Richard \. Allen.
Mrs Davidson had been an invalid for
twelve years. She was s. years old.
Jacob s. HaiEht. whose only son.
Winfield HaiEht. is a resident OF this
'ity. died at his home in Rochester. y.
T.. carly yesterday morning. according
- word received here last night. Be
sides his son. Mr.. HaiEht Is survived |
~ his wife. Two daughters. two broth
RS and three sisters. The funeral will
% hold at tho HalEht home in Rochcs-
er tomorrow.
Guides Flowers for Easter.
Beautiful homegrown flowers and
blooming plants. Order carly. 1914 F st.
ADV.
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