The Washington herald., 1916-08-05

"Es. brotny Ioroon, Win MISS Mildred
Melius and Miss Marion Harrell, are VS.
iting at Round Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Haynes have an
nounced the marriage OF their daughter.
Minnie l. Haynes, and George R. Clark
son. The ceremony was celebrated on
August and the couple are now on
their honeymoon In Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Miss Lottie N. Brown Is visiting friends
in Worcester. Mass.
Miss Louise Hickman is a guest OF her
sister in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge are
spending the summer at Madison-on-the-
Sound, Conn.
their daughter, Yvonne are at their
summer home in Great Neck, L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Schaefer and
daughter, Muriel. are spending a months
vacation at saranac Lake. n. Y
Henry F. Dolan and Fred Hinkle, OF
the Postoffice Department sail from
Chesapeake Beach this evening aboard
the launch Florence H for a ten days'
cruise on Chesapeake Bay.
DR.. William c. Woodward. health Of
ficer of the District, was an eve witness
or the recent sensational explosions in
New York.
Ernest P. Raymond left the, city yes
terday for a three months visit in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Walter T. Pfeirer is making a short
visit at Niagara Falls.
Frederick Ray and wife are putting in
month at Ocean City, Md
| Lee J. Brown. of Nashville, Tenn, has
newly born son, of Washington, D. c.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George A White b.,o
left for an extended motor trip through
Virginia and adjacent States.
Dr. E. c. Rice, of this city, has been
selected a member of the executive hoard
Of the National Association of Chiropo-
dists at the annual convention held at
Detroit.
David Pearlman, of Central High
School. has returned from Cornell, where
he won a scholarship on entrance ex-
aminations.
John Eldridge. captain of Company
at Central High School last year. has
been appointed a lieutenant in the cadet
corps at Cornell University.
Miss Deborah Levinson, of DanviIIs
Va, has been visiting A. Shapiro, and Is
on her way to Baltimore. where she will
spend month.
Moreau Cagigfs. of Porto Rico, is doing
clinical work in the George Washington
University Hospital this summer.
During the absence of Director Sloat.
of the George Washington University
Hospital, Thomas Miller jr, has been
| in charge
Herman Feldman will attend the nrint-
ers' tournament in Indianapolis as cen
ter fielder of the Washington baseball
team.
James J. Cook, of woonsocket. r. 7.
has left the Capital for his home where
he Will recuperate from the effects IF an
operation that confined him to Provi-
! dence Hospital for some weeks.
Gerald Hayes, of Green Bay. Wis
leaves within a week for his home STATE
where he will work in the interest of his
Representative, Michael ]. Reilly.
Joseph j. (Judge) Clancy announced
yesterday that he would be a CANDIDATE
for Congress from the district now rem
! resented by Representative Georgs
O'Shaughnessy, of Rhode Island.
Miss Louise Eastern and Miss Mac
Hughes will be among the guests of tbs
Massachusetts, branch of the c. T. A. n
during the convention next week.
Tom Brown, son of Representative
Brown, mas returned to Waupace. Wis,
for the rest Of the summer.
Wyatt Lee is spending a few DAYS at
Atlantic City before returning to Wasbs
| ington, after an extended motor trin
through the New England States.
| Wood county. the heart of the do,rr
Ing district of northern and central Wis
consin, has the largest round barn in
the world. The building is 15o feet =,
diameter. 1t covers an arear OF Ht,ia
more than one-third Of an ace.