The Washington herald., 1916-10-07

| won the championship of the Western
Division of the Playground League.
Walter R. Stokes, of Central High
School, is captain OF the High School
rife team which will shoot in the ma
tional matches at Jacksonville.
Chief Wagner. of the Fire Department
Is one Of the committee in charge of Fire
Prevention Day arrangements.
W. H. Murray of Richmond, Va, is
stopping at the New Ebbit Hotel. where
he will remain some days.
The Misses Margaret and Pearl o'Con-
nor, OF Cambridge. Mass, are the guests
of their sister, Mrs. Edward Began. OF
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, on a
i sightseeing tour OF the Capital.
T. W. Matteson, A E. Wells and II. T.
Standclin are on a six-day fishing trip
on Colonial Beach, on the Lower Poto-
mac.
w. I. Evans. inspector Of elevators for
the District, has been named a member
Of the board Of examiners for steam en-
stnsers.
|
Jack CHappy) MCGUIRE, of the Govern
ment Printing Office, left yesterday to
attend the worlds series. They are both
members Of the Boston Royal Rooters.
Roy c. Clements is confined to his home
with a severe attack Of malaria and
quincy.
Justin H. McNamee, Of Penn Yam, N.
va tn,
law course at Georgetown University. He
will be attached to the Capitol clerical
force with the opening of Congress
Mrs. g. A. wingert, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. Watson Karr
2226 Nicholas avenue
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Adams have
returned from West Springfield, N. H.
Miss Dorothy Adams is the guest Of
friends in Warwick. N. Y.
Miss Louise F1nney. Of Knoxville,
Tenn is visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Carroll walcutt has re-
turned from Marbelhead. Mass.
Mrs. Charles Graysun Dulin and Miss
Beatrice Dulin have returned from Allen
hurst n. J.
Representative and Mrs. ]. Willard
Ragsdale have returned to Washington
from South Carolina.
Probationary appointments have been
given Norman S. Schiller and Albert v.
Nell in the Patent Office.
Miss Margurite Bartholomew, of Ne
braska. has been appointed copyist in
the Bureau of Education.
Miss Hazel GIbbon has been appointed
copyist in the Bureau OF Education from
Ohio.
Lewis H. Jones, Of Alabama, has been
appointed messenger boy in the Geologi-
cal Survey.
Lionel l. James temporary appointment
in the General Land once has been ex-
tended.
Miss Lena NJ. Labar, Of New York. has
received a promotion in the Bureau OF
Education.
Miss Sarah NJ Benson has been trans
ferred from the Bureau Of Mines to the
General Land Oftice.
James B. Garrison, Of this city, has
resigned from the Geological Survey.
Harry Edwards has returned to Wash
ington from Atlantic City and the White
Mountains of New Hampshire.
Miss Nellie Dobbs returned from Mar
ragansett Pier yesterday.
John McCann and Perry wallick have
left for Philadelphia and New York on
their annual vacation.
Miss Edith Graham, Of Takoma Park.
left yesterday with her mother for a
tour through the Southern States.
George F. schott will leave soon for
a trip in Virginia
Mrs. William Emerson, 2ss2 First street
northwest, has returned to Washington
from her summer home in the White
Mountains.
Thomas ]. Mcintyre. of street south
east, has been transferred to the Gus
leave for Providence within few weeks.
James F. Moore, of Boston, has been
spending the past fortnight at the Cap
ttal, interesting government employees
who are residents of Massachusetts,. in
the urgency for voting in November.
Miss Costello C. Mcnamara, OF First
street southeast, who has been employed
in local theatrical orchestra, will join a
women's orchestra conducted by Rita
Mario in New York next week.
Madame Mountford, lecturer on the
i Holy Land, has returned to Washington
from Atlantic City, where she has been
for three months.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Il For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
] Eastem PennSylYana-Eair SLIGHTLY cnnler Satnr-