The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-15
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at dinner at the Powhatan Hotel to-
day.
Mrs. Alex vogelsang, wife Of the newly
appointed solicitor OF the Department OF
the Interior, has Joined her husband from
California.
Capt NJ. ". Mullerson, of New York,
formerly a Washington nevspaperman,
arrived here last week for a short stay.
He Is stopping at the Metropolitan.
Mrs Adam B. LIttlepage, wife Of the
Representative from West Virginia, and
their daughter, Mrs. Frances LIttIepage
Boyce, have taken an apartment at the
Capitol Park for the season.
Leslie NJ Shaw, OF New York. former
Secretary Of the Treasury, arrived in
Washington last week and registered at
the PowhatAn.
Corporal James Keliher, of the cadet
regiment Of st. Johns College, was home
sick several days last week
Corporation Counsel Conrad H. Syme
has returned from New York, where he
went Saturday to attend a dinner Of the
Aero Club of America
Gen. ]. H. BrinkIey, superintendent OF
documents at the Government Printing
Once, has resumed his duties after being
I'll at his home for two weeks.
Howard Fisk. Harry Duckenstein.
Harry Ward, and Ernest Johnston have
returned from Baltimore, where they
were guests OF Frank Ford, treasurer
of the Gayety Theater, at a performance
Of The Birth OF a Nation
Inspector Clifford Grant in charge Of
home. Lieut.. James Hartley has been
placed IN charge OF headquarters during
his absence, while Detective Sergeant
Charles Evans is substituting for Lieut.
Hartley as director Of the bureau at
night
H. P. Stafford has been appointed sub
high schools.
James Marnaduke has been appointed
mate aboard the Washington line steam
er Northland
Irving EnEiander has resigned as an
expert clerk in the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce.
Samuel Freed has been PROBATIONARY
appointed a laboratory assistant in the
Bureau OF Standards.
NJ L. Washington. principal Of the
Garnet Public School, has been trans
Ierred to the Mott School.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dalrymple and W.
H. Biggar, of Montreal. Canada. were
among the guests registering at the New
Willard yesterday.
Mrs Mary Maynard and Mrs. Ray
johnson. OF Washington, are visiting
friends IN Newport News, Va.
Mrs Jane Flynn Macdonald and son
have returned to their home in Asheville, /
y c.. after visit to friends in Washing
ton.
c. F. Spencer and L. D. Tyson, Of
Knoxville. Tenn. arrived in Washington
yesterday and are registered at the New
Willard.
Francis NJ. Causey. Of Newport News !
Va. was in Washington yesterday in
conference with the members OF Con-
sress from Virginia.
Miss Mary H. Mccarthy, president Of
Liberty Council, Catholic Women's Be |
ncvolent Legion. has returned from New
York. where she went last week on
uSiOn business.
Gustavus Athanasopoulas, night man
aver Of Fourteenth street lunchroom,
lcft yesterday for New York, where he
will remain several days.
Ralph Kelly. local newspaperman, ha
, turned from his home in the upper
part Of New York state.
Policeman Leo NJ. Murray. OF the First
Precinct. has been on duty on account
vt sickness for several days.
Miss Alice swart 1747 L street north
st. has recovered from an attack Of
grip.
Arthur Israel. clerk to the Public IT'LL
itics Commission. returned to duty yes
terd1y after several days absence.
Miss Annie Wilson and Mrs. George
3. Corey. of Washington, were recent
guests Of Mrs. c. c. Sulzer, Of Vienna,
Va. ut meeting Of the Vienna Current
Events Club.
Tho Misses Chase. daughters Of Capt.
Chase. L. S y. have returned to Wash
ingtOn from Annapolis, where they at
tended the recent Naval Academy hop.
Thomas ". smith and Edward c. Ora
ham, OF the Capital recently went be-
fore a committee of the Maryland leg
islature at Anna polls and argued for a
for motor boats.
Mrs. T. 3. Beasley has returned to her
home in Lynchburg. Va, after a visit
With her daughter. Miss Virginia Beas-
ley. who is a student at Gunston Hall.
Mrs. 4. F. Kreglow and her son, Frank
are the guests of Mrs. J. o. Henson
at her home in Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Zirkle wife Of City Recorder Zir-
kIe. of Martinsburg, w. Va, expects to
return home this week from a Wash
ingtOn hospital where she has been a
patient for the past fortnight.
Miss J. II. Noble, of Washington, Is
visiting Mrs. Marshall, in Atlantic City,
n. J.
Mrs. Van Manning has returned to her
home in Washington after a visit at An
napOlis, where she attended the midship-
mems hop.
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