The Washington herald., 1916-02-03
purely personal

teacher In the Eastern High school
Capt. James p. oyster Is on a business
trip to Richmond, Va
Charles J. Columbus. secretary OF the
Retail Merchants Association, has been
admitted to membership in the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association.
Miss e. e. Green has received an ap-
polntment as a teacher in Central High
| School.
DIR. William A. Kelly. formerly an in
| tern at Emergency Hospital, has re-
Ohio.
| o. l. Allen, a teacher in the Bowen
School. has been transferred to the
| Cranch School.
Lester Maynard, American Consul at
Annoy, China, with Mrs. Maynard, is
staying at the Harrington Hotel.
R. S. Ryan. Of Alaska. and Judge and
Mrs. Spencer, OF Kansas City, are guests
at the Willard.
| A. G. Geiger, Of Berea, Ohio. we'll
| known wholesale liquor dealer, is staying
at the st. James during the meeting OF
the National Retail Liquor Dealers As
| sociation.
H D. Bard and a party Of twelve bows
from the Jacob Tome School, Of Port
| Deposit, Md. spent the weekend in
Washington on a sightseeing tour.
Daniel J. sully, the famed Cotton
King" and Mrs. Sully are staying at
the Capitol Park
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mead, mayor OF
Pawhuska, Okla, is staying at the Ma
tionsl Hotel.
Former Representative Elias Deemer,
or pennsylvania, and the Misses Deemer
are visiting Washington and are at the
Shoreham Hotel
] Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture
Z Vrooman has returned from Indiana.
Illinois, Kansas and the Dakotas, where
ne addressed student bodies on prepared
| ness. He says there Is growing senti-
J ment in favor of military training of
young men.
| William W. Smith, clerk in charge OF
the Inspection service of the division of
railway adjustments Of the Postoffice
| Department, has been appointed assist
ant chief clerk of the Postoffice Depart
ment to succeed John B. Cady. who ha.
been made chief clerk of the division
of rural mails.
Samuel Reubenbaum, temporary clerk
| at the Bureau of Standards has sew
| cred connection with the government
| service.
Edgar Thomas, ofiice apprentice at the
Bureau Of Standards has been trans
ferred to the State Department
| Arthur G uallher~ rh,x,. ch
George c. Jones, all aids in the employ
! OF the Bureau of Fisheries, have re-
| ceived promotions.
William Bailey Hartley. member OF the
! Association of Oldest Inha bItsnts Of the
District. and Mrs. Hartley. who was Miss
sarah Pritchard, yesterday at her home,
! 5lS A street southeast. celebrated the
nftIeth anniversary Of their marriage.
| Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey, honorary
dean Of the Washington College of Law.
has started melting pot to assist in
raising an endowment fund for the COL
lege
Civil Service Commissioner and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Galloway have taken an
apartment at Florence Court
Miss Martha Shank. of WiIliamsport
Pa. Is visiting Miss Agnes Hart Wilson.
Miss Genevieve Small ha. returned to
Washington for a visit after a years
| stay in the South
Miss Miriam snyer, of Birningb,u
Ala. is visiting Representative and Mrs
Burnett.
John A. Saul is at Atlantic City for
an extended visit
Mrs. George H. Myers and her daush-
ter. Miss Persis Myers. have gone to
Pinehurst, n. c., for visit.
Mrs. Walter D. Wilcox Is registered
at the Lorraine Hotel. New York City.
Mrs. Julian James is spending q few
days In New York City
Charles Green and Harry Ward, of this
city. have been motoring through Mary
land and Virginia this week
Health Officer William C. Woodward
left the city Monday for Salt Lake City
to attend conference OF health officials
Of the west, called to consider wsy, of
checking diseases prevalent in the West
ern States. Among the maladies under
discussion is spotted fever seldom IL
ever seen III Jne East. II is probable
that preventative legislation will follow
the conference.
William H. Hover, food inspector for
the District, is on sick leave. Inspector
Hoover has been Ill for several weeks
DR.. J. L. Norris is acting head Of the
Health Department during the absence
, OF DR.. Woodward.
! Gen. E. w. Whitaker. smoke inspector
for the District, has been granted leave
Of absence for two weeks.
y c. r. Holman, chief sanitary inspec-
tor for the District, is taking a short
vacation.
Inspector c. R. Colvin. OF the Health
Department, has been on leave all this
week.
DONGS OF THE