The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
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Maj. Edward II. Brown and Mrs
Brown have taken apartments at tn
New Cochran for the winter.
r. A. Coon has been transferred from
night clerk to room clerk at the Shore
ham. succeeding John Hartman. who re
Gently resigned.
Miss NJ. NJ. Cullen and Miss B. Cul
len. Of New York City. have taken apart
ments at the Powhatan for the month Of
December.
Manager Wheeler, of the st. James Ho
tel. has returned from a visit to his
mother. who celebrated her Tooth birth.
day anniversary recently at the family
home in New England.
II. l. Ferguson. general manager of the
NEWPORT News Shipbuilding Company
| was a guest recently at the Shoreham
Thomas II. Birch. United States Min
lister to Portugal, Is at the Shoreham
registering from London.
David Lubin, a disting uished authority
on rural credits, now stationed in Rome
as the representative of the Department
of Agriculture. is registered at the Ra-
leigh. where he will remain for some
time.
John II. Atwater has been appointed
room clerk at the Hotel Powhatan- He
formerly was with the Hotel Belmont.
New York City, and the Pine Forest
Inn. at summerville. s. c.
DR.. d. II. Noble, passed assistant sur
geon of the u. S. s. Dolphin, Is at the
Powhatan while his ship is lying in the
harbor on Washington Navy Yard.
p. J. johnson. proprietor OF the Glen
wood Hotel at Delaware Water Gap. re-
Gently motored to Washington, stopping
, at the New EbbItt while here.
clifford NJ. Lewis. former proprietor of
the Richmond Hotel. OF this city. has
lind Hotel at Grand Rapids. Last sum-
mer he was manager of the Glacier Park
Hotel at Glacier National Park.
George Nahstol. of the Department of
Agriculture. has returned to his home
here from a business trip OF several
weeks in the West.
John II. Fahey. OF Boston, president
of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. is in Washington on bust
ness for the organization.
p c. Graham. president OF the Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company. is in
New York on business.
r. G. Rhett, mayor OF Charleston, S.
c.. is In Washington on business as a
member OF the executive committee of
the National Chamber OF Commerce.
Robert L. Bacon. son Of Robert Bacon.
chairman OF the executive committee Of
the Navy League and former Secretary
OF State and Ambassador to France. and
Ogden Mills Reid OF New York City.
have been elected TO the board OF gov
errors of the Navy League, according to
announcement made yesterday at the ma
tional headquarters OF the organization
in the Southern Building.
T. d. Harden. employed by L. A.
Clarke & Son. Tenth street wharf south
west, has returned from a hunting trip
in St Mays County. Nd.
Capt. Henry Davis. jr.. who was tenn
porarily shifted to the command Of the
Smoot tug. Herbert. has returned 20 the
cornmdnu Oh lhe tuS IaP'' ioSS' u SAiS
Taylor fleet.
Mrs. Nina Bull. of the Agricultural
Department. has been granted an
nual leave until December l6.
William p. LAWYER, messenger boy in
the Office Of the Secretary OF the De-
partment OF Commerce. has resigned.
Samuel r. lands has been transferred
from the Philippine service to clerk in
the Bureau OF the Census at $500.
Mrs. George B. Mcintosh is seri-
ously i'll at her home. 1929 Jackson
street northeast
E. c. Brandenburg. president of the
Board OF Trade. will spend today on his
farm near Rockville. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levy will go to
New York tomorrow to witness the
football game. Mr.. Levy is
chairman OF the laundrymen's section
of the Retail Merchants Association.
Robert F. Maddox. former mayor of
Atlanta, is in Washington to attend
sessions OF the executive committee of
the National Chamber OF Commerce.
z. T. Meredith. a publisher of Des
Moines. Iowa. is here for few days on
business.
Mrs. Genie o. Stovall has just returned
from South Carolina where she was call
ed by the sudden death of her brother.
William z. Orchard. of Columbus, S. e.
Mr. Orchard was a member of a distin-
e1Iished Southern family and well known