The Washington herald., 1916-10-05
Purely Personal

Secretary Harry Hine. Of the Board OF
Education, has returned from a visit OF
ten days in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs Morris Wooden, formerly
of wardman Courts, will leave Washing
ton today for Stearns Station, Va, where
they will make their home.
W. J. Wallis, for many years mem
Der Of the faculty Of Eastern High School
is now at the New Central High School
E.J. Clanin has been transferred from
the Mckinley High School to the New
Central High School
S. ]. Lewis. chief attendance officer
OF the District, will attend the National
League OF Compulsory Education at
Newark, n. J.
Harold Long OF the Stanley apart
ments has returned from visit Of two
weeks in New York.
Miss c. Fenton. OF the Cairo apart
Tnents, is making tour in the mountains
of Pennsy ylVania.
Samuel E. Mooers has been appointed
to a cIerkship in the Public Utilities Com
mission.
Edward Mereen, Of the Department Of
Roads, has returned to this city from
a fishing trip in Pennsylvania.
Miss Ray Thornburgh, of Seat Pleas
ant. Nd. has returned from a visit Of
two weeks in New York City.
D. ]. Callahan, Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, has left town for few
days.
James F. Oyster, Of the Chamber of
Commerce, left yesterday for Rich
mond.
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Glazebrook will
return to their home next week. They
have been spending the summer in
Bethesda, Nd.
Mrs. Armstrong Davis. of this city,
is in New York City, stopping at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. y. N. Hopkins and Miss Anne
Hopkins returned to this city last
night from a trip to New York.
Mrs. stephen Bonsal is stopping at
the Powhatan Hotel.
John Batson. of the city postoffice,
has been made substitute clerk.
Jack McHugh. Of the Capitol force. left
for Allentown. Pa, yesterday. He will
return in December.
Joseph Fitzsimmons, Of Portland, Oreg.,
custodian Of the Senate office building,
will leave on October 10 for an extended
vacation with his friend, John L Sulh-
van, Of Abingdon, Mass, the former ring
champion.
Mrs. Edward Began and infant daugh-
ter: of Cambridge. Mass, have arrived in
the city to take up a permanent residence.
Neil Quinn, OF Milwaukee. Wis. who
has been employed in the office OF Repre-
sentative Carey, will leave next week to
assist in the Republican campaign in his
home State.
Jack O'Brien. secretary to Representa-
tive SculIy, OF New Jersey. has returned
to the city after a months visit to his
home district.
Edward H. Mcguire, former football
star of Holy Cross College, Worcester.
Mass, has arrived at the Capital to take
up a course of study at the Georgetown
Law School
Frank Drum, of the Office force Of Rep
resentatlve Lewis, of Maryland, will leave
shortly to assist in the campaign of the
latter for the United States Senate.
Miss Sadie Mcclellan and Miss Evelyn
Perkins, Of Boston. Mass, are visiting
Miss Gertrude Moran. a classmate at the
Notre Dame Academy, at Forest Hills.
Capt. Timothy Donohoe has been pro-
NOTED to be battalion chief Of the fire
department, and will make his headquar-
tcrs at No. engine house. The pro-
motion was made by Chief Wagner in
recognition Of Chief Donohoes thirty
seven years Of service.
Lieut. B. W. Weaver, Of the fire de-
partment, yesterday was promoted to a
captaincy, and Sergt Frank Hellmuth
succeeded him as lieutenant
Central Otflce Detective Sergts. Pat
rick O'Brisn and James Sprtngman are
on leave of absence from headquarters.
Detective Springman is fishing in the
Lower Potomac
A barrel Of bass fish was received at
police headquarters yesterday from a
fishing party on the Lower Potomac of
which Lieut. J. F. Wilson and Detective
Sergt. F. W. Boyle, both of the central
office are members