The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
Purely Personal

! Purely Personal
Miss G. B. Lumpkin has returned to
Washington from visit to New York
City.
L. IT. Van Kirk has returned to his
home in this city after motoring through
Pennsylvania and New York for several
weeks.
George Fox recently visited his home ir
New York City.
Edward Rees is back at his work in the
engineers section of the Government:
Printing ONCE, after several days of ILL
ness.
Miss Lena C. Colborn has returned from
visit to New York City.
Homer Melick is on a visit to In
diana.
F. D. Farrell. Of the Agricultural De-
| partment, will not be back in town for
two weeks.
Harry Hughes has returned to this city
| after brief visit to his home in Mount
Holly, N. ].
Thomas T. Ryan is on a short visit
to Boston, Mass.
! John T. Thomas returned to his desk
IN the Agricultural Department last week
Edward r. Hall, of the third Assistant
postmaster Generals Office, has been pro-
NOTED 70
The promotion Of Abe Simon from 81 200
to a.40O has been announced by the Of
fee OF the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General
George B. squires has been promoted
from 1850 to 81, 800 in the Post Office De-
partment
Robert L. Duck. Of the First Assistant
Postmaster's once. has been promoted
from $500 to s1,4oo
Louis Altman has been promoted from
$500 to 1900 in the ONCE of the Postmaster
General
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dugan entertained
Friday night at their home, 52S Fourth
street southeast, the occasion being the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of their wedding.
Herman o. Heubener has received a
temporary appointment in the General
Land Office.
Julian Herndon. OF Richmond, Va, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Loretta T. Corcoran has received
temporary appointment in the Patent
Office.
Arthur W. Exline has been temporarily
appointed as a fireman in the Department
Of Commerce
Henry B. Tyler has Just received a tenn
| porary appointment as watchman in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
! Jesse E. Watts has returned to WASH
ington, following a visit to Delaware.
g. @. Gompers has returned from a trip
to New York.
T. J. Hanlon is visiting friends and
relatives at his home in Pennsylvania.
Frank s. Brown is visiting at his home
! In Massachusetts,.
R. f. Hensey has returned from a brief
visit to New York.
J. Henri Wagner has returned from his
home in Pennsylvania, where he went to
visit relatives and vote.
Lewis L. Graesle has returned from his
home in Fairfield, Ohio.
J. H. Mcwhorter has been detailed from,
the once of the United States Treasurer
to the sub-treasury in New Orleans.
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his home in Indiana
| After a short visit to her home, Miss
Mary Robertson has returned to the city.
Charles A. Fenner has gone home to
Pen Yam, Pa.
| J. c. Butler has returned to this city
after a two weeks visit to his home in
| Kentucky.
Murray Hackett is on a visit to north
ern New York.
John F. Atkinson still is visiting in In
diana.
After a two weeks vacation to Wells
burg. W. Va, Samuel Jacob has returned
to Washington.
W. C. Ten Eyck, who is on a hunting
trip in Maryland and Virginia, will return
! this week.
Mrs. Arthur Meeker and Arthur Meeker,
Jr., are visiting in the city
Mrs. H. B. Gilpin and Miss Agnes r.
Page, Of Boyce, Pa, are Washington Wis
itors.
| Nine. Diaz Albertini, who has been at
White Sulphur Springs, was in Washing
ton yesterday. She left last night for
New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler, Of Lon
don, England. have arrived in Wash
ington to spend some time and are stop
ping at the Shoreham.
| Carl BEuman, Assistant Secretary OF
| Agriculture, and Mrs. Bruman have ar