The Washington herald., 1915-04-15
purely Personal

Rev. DIR. Lucius c. Clark. pastor OF
Hamline NJ. E Church., has announced
the reception of Mrs. Kate Lennon, of
1898 w street northwest into the mem
bership of the congregation.
Mime. Mountford. OF Jerusalem. will
lecture on THE Nativity at Hamline
NJ. E. Church, Ninth and p streets
northwest, Sunday evening. when the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and the Federation of Women's Clubs
of the District will be the special guests.
DR.. J. E Behney. graduate of the
Veterinary College OF George Washing
ton University. class of 1913. and now a
United States field inspector investigat
ing foot and mouth disease for the De-
partment OF Agriculture. paid n visit
to his alma mater recently. DIR. Behney
was inferno at the Veterinary Hospital
for three years. and also took post
graduate course at the University of
Pennsylvania. He left here for Martins
burg, W. Va.
DIR. c. r. Potteiger. of the class Of
1918 Of the Veterinary College of Georgia
Washington University. recently was
elected chairman of the Schuylkill Valley
board of milk inspectors at Reading,
Pa.
Mrs Edith Kingman Kern and Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes. members Of the
Board of Education. who have been in
New York City on brief VISIT re-
turned TO Washington last night.
Miss Elsie Haywood. travelling secre-
tary of the International Institute OF
Spain. will address an audience of local
college women at meeting to be held
tomorrow evening at the Raleigh under
the auspices Of the College Women's
Club of Washington and the Pan
Hellenic Association of the George
Washington University.
Rev Michael ]. Crane. of Philadelphia.
will arrive in Washington today to assist
in the jubilee services of Catholic Uni
versity.
Word has been received in Washing
ton of The appointment of John w.
Meigs. high school and George Wash
ington University graduate of this city.
to the department of wharves In Phila-
delphia. The appointment was made by
Mayor Blankenburg.
Justice Mccoy, OF the District Supreme
Court. was the only justice I'm the City
Hall sitting on the bench yesterday after
the ball game started at American
League Park.
Mrs. r. V. Oulahan. wife of the cor
respondent of the New York Times. grew
suddenly i'll yesterday while watching
the Nationals defeat the Yankees Mrs.
Oulahan was removed to her apartments
In the Farragut. Her condition is not
Col William A. Knoll. marriage license
clerk at the City Hall. yesterday an
nounced that his office will be open today
during the usual hours. Most of the
courts and offices at City Hall will be
closed.
Alfred Levensaler. assistant clerk Of
the District Supreme Court, who recently
began committing to Kensington, Md.
has put up bird boxes in the trees around
mis- suburban home. Mr.. Levensaler yes |
terday said that wrens already have |
aiken possession.
Robert Hewlett. detective sergeant. de- |
allied at police headquarters, has decided |
% spend vacation early this summer at
1iS cottage at ii .'.. Point, IN the FCto- |
nae. Mr.. Hewlett is fond Of the fishing
It the Point. and has won a reputation
,nong the natives. as well as summer |
for his big catches.
J. A. Truesdell. 1121 Harvard street
has offered a reward Of $40
md mo questions asked for the return
II Jack. an Irish terrier, lost about a
month ago. The license tag worn by
lack was No. 1902.