The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

slaims the distinction Of being the young
sst drummer boy in the Federal army
turing the civil war, is stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Z. B. Shuster, for thirty-five years con-
hdential secretary to Senator Du Pont. Of
Delaware, arrived in the city yesterday
rom Wilmington for a few days con-
!erence with his chief.
Hal B. Moseby. Of Petersburg. Va,
nephew of Col. ]. II. ("Guerilla'O
ing in this city, is stopping at the Metro
poiitan Hotel.
II. W. /Howland and Mrs. Rowland, Of
Ashury Park, N. j., are stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel Mr.. Rowland was
until recently manager OF the Coleman
House, Asbury Park, and for foTty-four
years conducted the Rowland House at
Saratoga, n. Y.
Martin F. Ryan, general president Of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen,
with headquarters in Kansas City. is
stopping at the National Hotel.
c. o. Wharton, chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen, is stopping at the Ma
tional Hotel
Harry B. Reed and John F. Daubner,
OF Washington, have successfully passed
examination and become members of the
enlisted personnel Of the United States
navy through the Baltimore recruiting
Office. The young men will undergo a
course OF preliminary training at a naval
station and then be assigned to warships
for active duty
It,
a brief visit to friends at Washington
Andrew Pierce. president Of the Inter
national Seamens Union, is stopping at
the National Hotel
Miss Bently Robinson, who has been
visiting friends in Washington for the
past few days. has returned to her home
in Newport News, Va.
r. H. Madden. of Medford. Ore. reg
istered at the New Willard yesterday
Mrs. c. Z. Albes and Miss Julia Albes.
OF Washington. are guests of friends in
Birmingham, Ala.
Col. C. NJ. Madison. Of Ashevflle, N. C.,
is visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs Frank Mitchell and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Camille Lippincott are at Hot
Springs, Va, for short visit.
Gen and Mrs. Wotherspoon. after a
two weeks visit to friends in Washing
ton. have returned to their home In
Albany.
Supreme Court Justice Day is recover
ing his health in Atlantic City and ex-
poets to return to Washington within a
few days.
Mrs. Mary McKillen, Of Washington,
vas the honor guest at a recent lunch
con given by Mrs. John S. arrison at her
home in Falls Church, Va.
Miss Katherine Hibbs. OF Washington,
aas returned home after being the house
guest Of Miss Helen Cummins at her
Aone In HerHdon. Va, for several days.
Miss Anita Kite. Of Washington. has
returned home from Annapolis, where
she was the guest of Mrs. Fuller, wife
0f Mai Fuller, U. s. NJ c., during the
recent midshipmen's hop.
Mrs. John z. Ganaway, OF Washington,
mad as her recent guest Miss Anna Belle
Williams, Of Fayetteville, n. c.
Mrs. Ralph L. Gait. Of Washington.
has been spending the past week at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Minnie Baker mother OF secre-
larry OF War Baker, who will come to
Washington to visit her son and daugh-
ter-in-law after Mrs. Baker comes here.
is spending a few weeks at the home of
Mrs. s. V. Fiery, in Martinsburg, W. Va,
the Baker family's former home.
Mrs. ". T. Berry has returned to her
home in Lynnchburg. Va. after visit
with her daughter. Miss Rosamond
Berry, at the Bristol School here.
= Willis Sweet. formerly a member of
the House of Representatives, and now
4 resident OF Porto Rico, is stopping at
the National Hotel
5 F. Corbin, passenger agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Chicago
is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
E. NJ. Daniels. shoe salesman from
Boston, who has been stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel for the last twenty
hve years on his visits to this city, ar
rived at that hostelry yesterday.
c. F. Robinson, a Jeweler Of New York,
accompanied by Mrs. Robinson, Is spend
ing a few days in the city as guests at
the Metropolitan Hotel
Mrs NJ. W. Flynn. of the Darlington
apartments, is expected to return with
where she has been visiting relatives.
DeBarros Pimental. secretary to the
Brazilian Ambassador, arrived IN Wash
ingtOn last week with his wife and fam
lily and registered at the Powhatan.
. Mayor J. p. Pennon, of Yonkers, N
Y, is in Washington for a short stay,
accompanied by members of the Cham
Der of Commerce Of that city. They
are staying at the Harrington.
Former Representative Hiram R. Bur-
ton, Of Delaware, Is in Washington on
short visit and Is registered at the
willard. II Is said Mr.. Burton is con-
sidsring running for the Senate from
Delaware.
First Battalion Chief James KelIher
is still acting deputy chief of the fire
department in the absence of Deputy
? Chief Andrew ]. Sullivan.