The Washington herald., 1916-01-29
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Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo, ac-
companied by Mrs. McAdoo. will leave
Washington February for a tour Of
Southern cities in the interest of the Fed
eral Reserve. They will visit Birming-
ham, Dallas, Fort Worth Memphis and
Louisville, returning to Washington
February H. He will be accompanied by
George r. Cooksey and w. p. G. Hard
ing, OF the Federal Reserve Board.
Bert w. Kennedy. assistant doorkeeper
of the House of Representatives, was
called home yesterday by the sudden
serious illness OF his mother.
Former Representative Maurice Con-
York last night to be gone a week. TN
his return he win stop at the Army and
Navy Club
Gov. Harris. of Georgia, who was visit
Ing his nephew, N. H. Luttrell, in this
city, has returned to Atlanta.
Miss Charlotte woodson, of 7os Mon
roe street, expects to leave for Lima,
Peru, next week.
Mrs. George H. Mofrett, of Kansas City,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Beverley
Mason, at 1906 Florida avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley e. Snyder, of
Danville, ILL.,, are visiting Representative
and Mrs. Mckinley. at their, residence,
Sls Farragut square.
w. R. Parker and C. N. Amber, Of st.
Louis, registered at the New Willard
yesterday.
Theodore Nelson, Leon Dickinson. DR..
T. A. Lynch and L. H. Hoton, all of
Brooklyn, arrived hero yesterday and
are guests of the New Willard.
Lloyd ]. Dill. of HopewelI, Va, for
merly OF this city, is visiting friends here
Former Vice President Fairbanks ar
rived In Washington yesterday for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Mitchell. OF Albuquerque, N. M.
is guest at the New Ebbitt.
Roy J. Thurmond has received an ap-
pointment as a clerk in the Patent Office
Miss Elizabeth D. Grumbrecht, of
Washington. has been appointed to the
drafting forces in the Geological Survey,
Department OF the Interior.
Frank strohman. Of the Third police
station, who was operated upon in Gar
field Hospital recently. is reported to be
improving.
Eugene H. Purdy has received an ap-
pointment as a stenographer In the Bu-
reau OF Mines.
Fire Chief Frank J. Wagner was on
dTarrr
weeks. The chief suffered a slight at
tack Of grip and neuralgia.
]. A. Bokel. Baltimore merchant, was
in Washington yesterday. ..
Charles Keller. of this city. has return
ed from a trip to Philadelphia.
Samuel Calvert, of the Medical Mu-
scum. Is contemplating a trip to Canada
in the near future.
Deputy Fire Chief Andrew J. Sullivan.
who has been home for several weeks
with an injury to his leg, is expected to
return to duty soon.
Secretary Lane. of the Interior DEPART
ment, has written an article for the
National Geographic Magazine entitled
THE Nations Pride" The story tells
Eo" INC develops the re-
sources Of the country.
Matthew e. Gormly and Carl Hook
stadt, of the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Department of Labor, have gone to Phil
adelphia to continue their Investigation
Of the administration of labor laws in
that city.
Clyde A. Tiller has resigned from gov
eminent service in the General Land
ONCE Of the Interior Department.
Eugene Barnes, lecturer, and his wife
are spending the week at Atlantic City,
where Prof. Barnes is preparing a series
of lectures on sociology. He will tour the
Middle West. speaking at Sioux City Oh
February on THE Schoolhouse as a
Social Center"
James Blake and Edward B. Young, of
Philadelphia, are in Washington on busi-
ness.
Edward B. Moreland and Louis Arm
strong. of Baltimore, are the guests of
friends in the city.
James Brown Potter, of Newport, r. l.,
Is In Washington for a few days. Mr..
Potter is registered at the New Willard.
DEATH RECORD.