The Washington herald., 1916-07-28
purely personal

Mrs. Wade H Ellis guest. Mrs. George
w. ogilvie, of New York. returned to her
home yesterday.
Mrs. william e. Beck is spending her
summer vacation at Classic Shore, Va.
Mrh Augusta N. Cole has announced
to R E. Winters. The marriage was
celebrated Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank D. Gardner and young son
are at Atlantic City. the guests Of Mrs.
Addison Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond @. Young, Of
Omaha, who have been the guests of
Representative Lobeck here, are now in
Atlantic City.
- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gunnette. OF
Frostburs, were the recent guests-ef Mrs:
T. E. Jones and Mrs. George Epply, OF
Washington.
Miss Glenda Reid MILAN is spending a
weeks vacation in Landsdowne, Pa
Mrs. William F. Evans will spend the
month of August at Oak Park, Va
Karl T. Bergman has been appointed
a messenger In the reclamation service
Of the Interior Department.
Mrs. Andrew Weiss and sons, OF Phil
adelphia, are visiting relatives in Wash
inston.
Miss Nellie Alcorn, Of "a Eleventh
street northeast has gone to Bluemont,
Va. She will return about August 9.
T. ]. Bcuknight, of the chief inspectors
stah Of the Postofics Department, will
return from his vacation August l.
John L. Birmingham, of the Treasury
Department. is spending his vacation at
his home in New London, Conn.
Bennett ]. Mcclure has been appointed
clerk, on probation, in the Indian ONCE
Of the Interior Department.
Mrs. P. C. Isbel and daughter, OF this
city. are home from a vacation trip to
Los Angeles.
Frank Rhea, commercial agent. has
been appointed special disbursing agent
for the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
Burton McColum, electrical engineer
at the Bureau of Standards. has been
promoted.
Martin ]. Burns has been transferred
from the Department Of Agriculture to
the Bureau Of Standards as laborer.
John C. Evans has been promoted to
assistant chemist in the Bureau Of
Standards
Miss Theodosia D. seIbold. Mss Mabel
Blanchard, and Miss Elizabeth Davis,
students of George Washington Univer-
sity, are attending the Harvard Univer-
sity Summer School.
Miss Julia T. Mac MILAN. instructor In
zoology at George Washington Univer-
sity. Is studying at Columbia University
this summer.
Miss Blanche Rauchenstein. clerk Of the
Business High School began her vaca-
ton yesterday
Rev. Chas- F. Edwards, rector Of the
Chapel Of the Epiphany. will deliver the
address at the Y. NJ. C A. open air
service IN Lincoln Park on Sunday aft
ernoon.
Homer J. Councillor. chairman Of the
z. NJ. c. A. extension work committee,
will speak at the Epworth League meet
ing Sunday evening at the Metropolitan
NJ. z. Church.
Charles z. Minor. assistant secretary of
the 7. NJ. c. A, will deliver an address
to the "Omo" Class at the Brightwood
NJ z. Church on Sunday morning.
Howard A. Banks will conduct the Sun
cay morning service at the Sixth Pres
bvteTan Church
Senator Luke Lea, of Tennessee, has
been detained at Asheville, N. c., on
account Of the recent foods.
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife of the Speaker
ment to her eye which was recently in
Jured by snat flying into It.
Rev. Harry Farmer Will conduct the
Washington Grove camp meeting for the
next ten days.
Senator MARITIME, of New Jersey. is slow
ly recovering from an attack OF laryn-
gifts he incurred about one week ago.
Senator Fall, Of New Mexico, is in New
York to inform the Republican leaders
at headquarters of conditions in regard
to Mexico.
Rev. r. c. Smith. pastor OF st. Johns
Church. Is enjoying a hort vacation at
his country home near Ipswich Mass
The health Of John Hays Hammond is
reported as somewhat improved He is
at his summer home, Lookout Hill, Mag
nolia, Mass.
z. j. Skidmore, OF the War DEPART
ment, will return from a motor trip to
Michigan within the next few days
J. c. Watts, OF the Department of
Labor, has been promoted.
Harry o. sandberg. Of the Pan
American Union. left this morning for
a ten-day trip to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Detroit, and Northern Michi-
gan.
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