The Washington herald., 1915-11-24
purelY personal

putet2 perSonot
L z. Reilly, Of the Bureau OF Immi-
grafton. Department OF Labor. has been
/ granted leave OF absence to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives at Boston.
Mass.
Bremerhaven, Germany. arrived in
Washington last week on leave of abb
sehce. He will return to his post early
In January.
William r. Nagei. assistant cashier
OF the Exchange Bank OF Washing
ton. has been appointed q notary
public for the District Of Columbia
by the President
Inspector r. E. Boyle. assistant su-
perintendent Of police. went TO Culpeper.
Va. last week on his annual cunning
trip He was accompanied by Private
John E. Bowers. OF the Third precinct
\ ]. Frank Smith, confidential secretary
to Secretary OF the Navy Daniels. has
returned from his honeymoon trip. He
married Miss Alberta Hill, an ardent
suffrage worker. She In secretary OF the
Wopen's Political Union.
Commissioner Louis Brownlow was
confined to his home Monday with cold.
Mrs. Grace B. cottreII. labor organ
| izer of California, Is in Washington
on a short visit. She Is the guest
Of Miss Elsie Hill. an ardent worker
in the Congressional Union for wom-
an Suffrage.
Commissioner oliver p. Newman, who
has been touring cities having the COM
lr1fa nf
purpose of getting ideas for application
to Washington. is expected to return
Saturday.
Henry Ford. the automobile manu-
facutrer. called on President Wilson at
the White House. yesterday. His party.
Including Louis p. Lochner. Of Chicago.
and z. Plavnlofr. of New York. are stay
Ing at the New Willard.
Joseph weightman. OF the navy
yard. is spending a ten-day vacation
at his former home in Virginia and
reports that the hunting Is good.
Jasper s. Bnby. Of the Department
Of Commerce. is on leave of absence
at osgood. Ind.
DR.. w. J. spiIlrnan will occupy an
apartment at I7s0 Euclid street
Former Representative J. v. V. Olcott, ]
OF New York. and Mrs. Olcott are stay
ing at the New Willard -
Wedding invitations for the marriage
of Miss Marie Chase. daughter OF Capt
and Mrs. VIII Chase. and Leonard
Welsh have been issued The ceremony
will take place Thanksgiving Day.
Junius r. Page. jr.. nephew OF United
States Amba ssador to the Court Of st.
h.
married yesterday to Nena Barbee. OF
Germantown. Md. left the New Willard
yesterday to go with his bride back to
his home In Aberdeen. n. c.
Alfred r. Lowey. of the Government
Printing ofice. is visiting in okla
homa-
Robert Barber and Oscar Simpson,
of the navy yard. are on an extensive
cunning trip in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dietz, OF Hemp
stead, N Y. arrived in Washington yes
terday on a motor trip from Hampstead
They are staying at the New Willard.
Former Senator and Mrs Nathan 3.
Scott have left their apartments in the |
New Willard for a tnirty-day trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bennett have
gone to New York, where they will re-
main over Thanksgiving to attend the
Army-Navy game
William r. Nagel has received notice
OF his appointment as a notary public in
the District
J.. L. Monarch. of the Agricultural
Department, is on leave of absence
until after Thanksgiving.
DR.. s A. Jones, of the Department
OF Agriculture. is on an inspection
trip through the West and Southwest
Joseph W. Folk chief counsel OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. spoke
here last night before the Association OF
Credit Men on world peace and how 1t
would be brought about by federation
Of the Americas and eventually Of the
world.
CHI. ST, Johns, general manager of the
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
Company. has returned from New York.
where he went to see the departure OF
the steamer Majestic for this city.