The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-06
Purely Personal

Furety PERSONAL
John F. Claven. chairman OF the house
committee OF the Chamber of Commerce,
has returned from weeks vacation.
Joseph A. Berberich will leave the city
today for short trip.
L. L. witter, of the Patent orice. re-
turned to the city Monday after vaca-
ton.
Burton W. Fuller. of the Department
of Justice, has returned to the city after
a brief absence.
c. R. Crosby. Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, returned from his
vacation yesterday.
Kemper F. Cowing has returned from
trip to Munsey. Ind.
Rev DR.. Randolph H. McKim, who
has spent the summer at Blue Ridge
summit. will preach in the Church of
the Epiphany next Sunday morning. The
Rev. P. F. Hall will preach at the night
service
c. w Donaldson has just been made
director Of an orchestra organized by the
patrons Of Georgetown playground. The
first concert will be given Sunday.
Adolph Caspar Miller has returned to
the city following a trip to the Pacific
Coast.
Miss Elizabeth Rebecca Blackstone
was married to J. Felix Fenwick yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock. in the rec
tory OF st. Patricks Church.
Richard Williams. foreman Of the
mailing division Of the City Post ONCE,
has returned from short vacation at
Atlantic City.
Miss Julia R Mckle has returned to
her home after spending the summer
with her uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs.
a. r. Bennett, at Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. George Marshall Milne has re-
turned to the city following visit with
friends in Kentucky.
Dr George B. WEIGH has returned to
Washington from Canada.
Mrs William Kennith Hortung has
joined her husband in Detroit. Mich.
Icy. F.. W. Johnson. pastor of Grace
Ba Dtist Church. has returned from his
Na"atiOn, which was spent in the noun
tar Of Northern Pennsylvania and at
ocean Grove, y. J.
Hover H. simons, warrant officer. L.
: y. has been transferred to Norfolk
fo~ Ie,rutting duty. from the Pacific
coast fleet. He and Mrs simons, with
thoir infant son, will make their home in
Washington
George Preston Marshall spent the past
W""' m Washington with his parents,
p Ire
NJ. o. chance postmaster Of Washing
ton, is back at his desk after months
vacation in New England.
Mrs. II. Hanford and children are spend
ing the summer IN the mountains Of Ken
lucky.
r. T. Haskinson and G W. Dusbane
With their families. are spending two
weeks at West River, Md.
Miss N. Haney and Miss May Hanev
are spending the weekend in Baltimore
with friends
Frank J. Gardner. assistant director
Of the division OF postal savings, left last
week for a months vacation, which will
be spent autoing in New England States
c W. Hill. Of the division of registered
mails. and Mrs. Hill, are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of a son, who
arrived on Monday morning.
R NJ. Messick. Of the division of rural
mails, left on Saturday for a vacation
extending through the first three weeks Of
September.
Arthur Casson. stationed for the Bureau
OF Animal Industry in Detroit. was
visitor in Washington last week.
H. Cooling. lawyer for the Bureau OF
Animal Industry, is taking a three weeks
vacation.
Miss Minnie schuIts. Of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Mcmillan of this city
Miss Marian Aten is at Ingleside, on
the Rockville road.
Frank Mogan has left town to accept
work with the Public Utilities Commits
sion Of Chicago.
Miss Helen Gtblin is home after an
extended vacation spent at BeltsvilIe,
Md, and points in Pennsylvania.
Paul johnson will leave Saturday to
visit his brother in Columbia. South Caro-
lima
Miss Estelle Bralove and Miss Jeanette
Favelson have returned to their homes
after a few weeks stay at Pen Mar, I
HagerstOwn and Baltimore
BR00KLAND PLANNING
AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW
for the eighth annual fruit, flower
and vegetable show of BrookIand. TO |
be held under the auspices of the |
BrOOkland Brotherhood on October ) |