The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
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Francisco. where he was In charge of
the Government Printing Office exhibit
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, re-
| Gently was rendered dinner at the Ho-
tel Occidental by a number of friends
George Dietz, vice president of the r.
P. Andrews Paper Company. was ten
| dered a farewell dinner on Sunday night
by a number Of business and professional
, men at the home of his brother. Charles
Dietz. jr., us South Carolina avenue
southeast. Mr.. Dietz has left for Nor
folk. where he will take charge of q
branch of the paper concern.
| Jerome Hennessey. OF the Government
Printing Office. is spending the holidays
in New York City.
| c. N. Murray, chief of the coast ar
tillery division of the War Department.
received q Christmas present from the
employees of the division.
| r. A. McCarter, Mrs. McCarter and
Mrs. Somers. of Jarvis, Ontario. are
guests of J. W. McCarter, the Assistant
Register OF the Treasury. and Mrs. Nc
Carter at their residence, 1876 r street
| northwest.
Edward Walsh, who was graduated
from the Georgetown University Law
School last year and Is now a student at
Dartmouth. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Walsh. 1T Florida ave-
nue. northwest, over the holidays.
| Miss Sarah A. Worley. who has been
visiting the Misses Reynolds in Grahams-
willie. n. Y. will go to Auburn. n. Y.
this week, where she will be the guest Of
Miss Isabella Murray over New Years
| Day.
DR.. Conrad Hoffman. of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. is visiting rela-
tives in Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. Katie Malone. of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing Is enjoying her
annual leave at her home in Park Lane.
Va.
John NJ. Steese. of the Navy Yard. is
visiting friends in Philadelphia
T. o. King. OF the Navy Yard. is visit
| ing his parents at Howard County. Nd.
George A. warfield. a professor in the
University of Denver. is sightseeing in
the Capital and attending the session of
the Pan-American Congress.
Arthur Ruhr. one OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
secretaries OF foreign work. has been
here for the past week in the interests
OF the Twenty -four-Hour Club. of
the local Y. NJ. c. A. His last foreign
charge was In Shanghai
Fred G. SWEET. of the Census Bureau
is visiting at his home in Bangor. Me.
! A. L. Fowler. OF the Federal Reserve
Board. has gone to his home in Haddon-
| field. y. j.. over the holidays.
J. Paul Green. instructor in the Friends
School In Washington. is visiting at his
old home in Wilmington. Del
Walter Gabel. Of New York City. ar
rived in Washington this week to take
a position with the Navy Department
He is stopping at the Y. NJ. c. h.
Charles NJ. King. OF the University
School. in Cleveland. is here for a visit
and is stopping at the Y. NJ. c. A. He
and L. W. DeGast. director OF boys work
In the local association. were classmate.
at Mount Hermon. n. II.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Faust. the for
mer assistant secretary OF the Associated
Charities. who. with their children. spent
a weekend in Baltimore. have returned
to Washington.
Appleton T. Clarke. jr.. Is representing
the Washington Board OF Trade at the
Pan-American Scientific Congress.
F. A. Marsh has been elected a member
In the Board of Trade.
John W. Billups. 81. of 21cs First street
northwest. who was injured some DAYS
ago in an accident In North Capitol street,
Is improving.
Miss Louise NJ. Rush has received an
appointment as a clerk in the Postoffce
Department.
]. Lester Brooks yesterday was made a
member of the Washington Board OF
Trade
Mr.. and Mrs. John Puckey, of Orb
sonia. Pa. are in Washington visiting
their daughter and SON. -in-law, Mrs.
and Mr.. Arthur Greenwood.
J. Tillman. an expert in the navy
yard. is confined to his home by
illness.
W. A. Smith, a fireman in No. 3
truck company, is i'll at his home.
Herbert N. Vosburgh. an expert
clerk in the Indian Office. Interior
Department. has resigned.
William W. Curtis. assistant engi-
neer in the District surface division.
has returned from a business trip to
New York.
Paul Ramsdell. chief clerk of the
corporation counsers office, is visiting
friends in Montgomery County. Mary
land.
Robert B. Smith has been given a pro-
batiorary appointment in the geological
survey OF the Interior Department
E. B. Deeter. Of the Department of
Agriculture. is spending two weeks at
his home in Magnolia, Ark.
Gordon B. Gilmore has been transferred
from the Census Bureau to the Post
office department.
Eric Hauser has been elected president
OF the senior class at st. Adams School.
A. A. Caminetti. commissioner general
Of immigration, has returned from Char
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