The Washington herald., 1916-11-26
Purely Personal

II 4 uTSty CTSOH0t
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Cuddy have leased
their apartment In the Manor House and
viii spend the winter in Wisconsin.
Harry ziegler is in Philadelphia at
tending the funeral OF his brother, who
died last week.
Charles Walker, OF Russellville, Ark,
is visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Watkins, at Falkstone Courts.
4 Mrs. Robert Moler. of 1fo M street
northwest, will spend THANKSGIVING with
relatives In North Carolina.
Representative Lemuel E. Padgett, of
Tennessee. chairman of the House Naval
Affairs Committee. and family have leas-
led an apartment at the IroQuois, where
they will spend the winter.
| Mrs. Jessie c. Gaulden left Friday night
to spend the winter in Louisiana.
been appointed to position in the Indian
ogce.
Ralph H. Chiffon, of Virginia, has re-
ceived a probationary appointment as
fourth assistant examiner of patents.
Rufus NJ. Kamm. Of Illinois, has been
appointed Junior chemist in the Geological
Survey.
John H. Murray. Of New York. has been
appointed to a clerical position in the
Bureau of Mines.
Appointment Of George p. Hales. Of the
D1strfct as clerk in the Indian once,
has been authorized by the Civil Service
Commission.
Winfred NJ. Adams. Of North Carolina,
has been reinstated as fourth assistant
examiner OF patents.
David Rines, of Massachusetts. has been
promoted from fourth assistant to third
assistant examiner Of patents
Donald F. Macdonald. of Montana, has
been transferred from the Geological Sur
Vey to the Bureau Of Mines.
Peter NJ. Anderson. engineer for the
War Department, has been transferred to
the Bureau of Mines.
Edmund b. whitcomb, of New York,
has resigned from the Patent Office.
Gen. George Barnett, U. S. NJ. c.. left
join Mrs. Barnett, who left Tuesday.
They will attend the Army-Navy game
to-day.
Lieut.. Richard Stockton Field, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Field have taken an apartment
at the Cordova while Lieut.. Field is IN
duty at Winthrop. Nd.
Mrs. Edward Herbert Noyes and Miss
Ethel Noyes have returned to Washing
ton after an extended visit in the Philip
pines. Hawaii and the Orient
Lieut.. 8. c. McGm, u s. A. has ar
rived from his post in Hawaii, and is
stopping at the Willard.
DR.. and Mrs Robert C. Ramsdell, of
Washington, are visiting In New York.
Miss Hilda Lucina Davis left yesterday
for New York, to attend the Army-Navy
game today.
William /. CAN'T has been given a pro-
bationary appointment in the Depart
ment Of the Interior as clerk.
sistant explosive chemist in the Bureau
of Mines.
l Leo w. Morrissey has been transferred
from the Department of Agriculture to
; the Bureau of Mines.
Miss Edith c. Needham has been given
a probationary appointment in the Pat
ent Office as copyist.
A temporary appointment has been
given Paul J. Mcknight in the Bureau
of Mines.
An extension of appointment has been
extended to Verdi NJ. Jones in the Gen.
eral Land Office.
Miss Edna D. Rathvon has resigned
from the Patent Office.
James l. Lauritson has been promoted
from 500 to $3.50 in the Bureau OF Mines
Lloyd C. Walker has been transferred
to the Postoffice Department from the
Patent Office.
The resignation Of Ernest E. Edwards
has gone into effect at the Patent Ofrice.
Clifford F. Smith has been given a tenn
porary appointment in the Department OF
the Interior.
given to Harry B. Rolliston in the Pat
ent Office.
Harry B. Sturgis has been temporarily
appointed in the Geological Survey.
An extension Of appointment has been
granted to Iva NJ. Knox in the Bureau OF
Education, Department Of the Interior.
Robert A. Babbit has been transferred
from the Pension Office to the Postof-
flee Department
Miss Annie D. Campbell has been
granted an extension to her temporary
| appointment in the General Land Office
Russell F. Enger has been promoted
from s720 to $500 in the Patent Office.