The Washington herald., 1916-02-21
purely personal

Mrs. Thornton Boland, who has spent
| the winter in st. Louis with her
mother. Mrs. J. George Hellmuth, has
returned to Washington.
Mrs. John semer Farnsworth. wife of
Lieut.. Farnsworth. U. S. N. and Mrs.
| William c. Asserson, wife of Lieut..
Commander Asserson, left Saturday for
Havana. Mrs. Farnsworth will join her
husband, who is on the U. s. S. Mon
tana.
Lieut.. Bethel W. Simpson. U. S. A.
stationed at Fort Myer, is in Phlladel-
phia for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lewis and son.
Robert. are in Atlantic City for a week.
Capt. James C. Breckenridge, U. s.
NJ. c.. on duty at headquarters in
| Washington, has been assigned as as
sistant naval sttache at Petrograd and
| is expected to leave Washington for
his new post this week.
Capts. Walter 8. North and Owen A.
! Tomlinson, PHILIPPINE Constabulary. and
John Hinckley, chief clerk of the Mu-
nicipal Court, Manila. P. J., were in
Washington last week visiting friends.
Gen. Frank Mcintyre, chief of the
Bureau OF Insular Affairs, War Depart
: ment, was in New York last week in
connection with business of the Manila
Railroad Company.
| George H. Braddock has been rein
stated as clerk in the Patent Office.
Charles w. Powers. third assistant
examiner in the Patent Office, has been
| Nefo Wi
Henry s. Morton has been promoted
from fourth assistant to third assistant
examiner.
Frederick H. Signor has been pro-
NOTED to assistant messenger in the Of
Ace of Secretary of the Department OF
Commerce Redheld.
P. L. Kicker. assistant botanist, Blu
reau OF Plant Industry. will leave April
for a Western collecting trip.
Leonard G. Howes. employed in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, was pro-
NOTED recently.
! The temporary appointment of w.
4. Ehlers as an assistant gas engineer
! in the Bureau of Standards has been
: terminated.
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first grade of the Hilton School. has
been promoted and transferred to the
third grade Of the WalIach School.
! Harry l. shultz, a laboratory assist
ant in the Bureau OF Standards, has
been promoted.
Sergt. Ned Weldon. in charge OF po-
lice headquarters after midnight, has
returned to his desk after an absence
of several days.
Miss e. NJ. Young has been appoint
ed teacher in the Blow Public School.
! Sidney M. Hull has been temporarily
appointed as a laboratory assistant in
the Bureau OF Standards.
Mrs. Thomas l. Casey entertained at
| luncheon Saturday at the Army and
Navy Club, when her guests were Mrs.
William W. Lynn. Mrs. George Zolnay,
Mrs Chauncey B. Baker, Mrs. George
| P. Howell, Mrs. Charles du +. Fowler,
Mrs. Henry p. Kingsbury, Mrs. William
P. Davis. Mrs. Craighead. OF Ohio, and
Mrs. Thomas Cruise.
Deputy Commissioner Crist, of the
| Department of Labor, is on a speak
! ing tour of Western cities, discuss
ing "A National Campaign for Citizen
ship Preparedness"
Assistant Secretary Franklin D.
Roosevelt, of the Navy Department.
will go to Atlantic City, probably to-
! day, to recuperate from his illness,
| which has kept him confined to his
home for the past ten days.
| DR.. r. 2. Pratt, of the Bureau of
| Foreign and Domestic Commerce, De-
partment of Commerce, Is in New York
! consulting with the officials of the
| National Paper and Pulp Associate
regarding foreign trade.
Charles w. Powers, of Vermont, has
been made the second assistant ex-
| aminer in the Bureau of Indian At
fairs, at a salary of $4,000 a year.
| Commissioner Newman expects to re-
| turn to his desk at the District Build
| ing this morning after an absence of
several days because of illness.
Carl H. Buttman, assistant editor OF
the Smithsonian Institution, Is in At
! lantic City, presiding over the annual
conference of the Delta Tau Delta Fra
ternity.
Mrs. Mollie de Lauder is visiting
friends at the Bolivar in Charlestown,
w. Va
Miss Susie Gletner has returned to
| her home in North Mountain, w. Va,
after a visit OF several days with rela-
tives in the Capital.
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