The Washington herald., 1916-10-14

DR.. Frank c. Cook, U. 8. N. Is stopping
at the Willard.
Mr. and Charles P. Gather, Of the
Highlands, are returning TO Washington
by motor and are expected to arrive Mon
day.
Dr. and Mrs. John crayke Simpson are
stopping IN New York on their way from
their camp in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Abram Simon has Just returned
from New York. where she attended the
funeral OF Samuel Hirsh.
George F. schott has accepted a posi-
ton with the Washington Steel and
Ordnance Company.
Edward A. Hines will leave soon on a
short motorcycle trip through nearby
States.
In the Bureau OF Standards, Department
of Commerce, the following appointments
have been made: George ]. Kramer,
skilled lsborer; Frank c. Vilbrandt. lab
oratory assistant; Ralph S. Jessup, aid,
and Bernard A. solotaroff. laboratory
helper.
In the Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
commerce, OLLO n. EkSulOTn received pTO-
oational appointment as assistant radio
inspector at New York; Albert J. Ber-
maud, commercial agent at New York;
Edward L. Reilly and Emily A Towles
were promoted.
In the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Archibald A Machines, clerk, has re-
signed, and Dwight H. Prouty has re-
ceived probational appointment.
Raymond c. Hill received probational
appointment as clerk in the Bureau Of
Navigation.
Albert ZwiesIer received temporary ap-
poIntment as clerk In Lighthouse Service
at Tompkinsville. n. Y.
Guy C. Hendry, assistant religious
work director, will speak at the rally-day
service at Western Presbyterian Sunday
School tomorrow morning. He also will
speak at the evening service at the
Brtghtwood NJ. E. Church.
Andrew Wilson, president OF the Dis
trict Anti-Saloon League. will address the
mems class at the Second Baptist Sunday
School tomorrow morning.
Judge w F. Norris OF the Department
Of Justice. leaves today for Staunton, Va,
where he will address the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow after
noon.
P N. EtchIson. religious work director.
will make a short address at the meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow even
ing.
DR.. Jesse Hays has been made instruo-
tor to the Junior class in meat inspection
at the Veterinary School OF the George
Washington University.
Steven Hughes, of Georgetown. has re-
turned from a visit at Potomac, Md.
L N. Poston has been appointed phar-
macist at the Soldiers Home.
DR.. Joseph D. Stout has accepted a po-
sition with the Public Health Service.
Miss Elizabeth Weber has been ap-
pointed a teacher In the Greenvtlle Col
lege for Women, Greenville, N. C.
]. B. Larson Is a member Of the Ma
tional Guard rife team competing in the
national matches at Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Annie Cardweu has returned from
visit to Danville, Va
Miss Mary Newoombe has been visiting
in Richmond, Va.
John B. F. GIynn has returned to the
city after trip to South America, where
he studied trade conditions.
Joseph B. Anthony has gone to New
York City for a months vacation. He
is stopping at the Great Northern Ho-
tel
H Merle Splllan Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Miller, in Elmira, n. Y.
Drs. Roy Fortier and James Moreno,
graduates OF George Washington Univer-
sity Medical School have received COM
missions in the Army Medical Corps.
Miss Frances E. Fegan is taking a
course in chemistry at the George Wash
ington University. She is the only girl
in the college Of pharmacy.
Miss Helen Miles has accepted a gov
ernment position and is continuing her
studies in the night course Of the George
Washington University.
The Misses NJ. L Kimball and K. At
lee supervisors Of drawing in the local
schools have entered the regular course
OF George Washington University for a
degree.
Miss Elizabeth Weber, of the District
has been appointed a teacher in the