The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Purely Personal

pulpit at the Ninth Street Christian
Church morning and evening on Sunday.
The subject of the morning sermon will
be The sympathy of Jesus" and at
night, An Expensive Journey"
Charles L. Murdock. of Lafayette, Ind,
has returned to the city and registered
at the Willard.
DR.. Gerry Morgan has returned to the
city from his country home In the New
Hampshire hills.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Williams are
moving this week from their apartments
in the Alwyn, TO Washington Barracks.
to which post Lieut.. Williams has been
assigned.
Irwin C. Wood, 215 Eighth street north
east has returned from a visit TO the
Walcott Cottage, Colonial Beach, Va,
Van H. Manning has gone to New
York for short stay, and is stopping
at the Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. v. V. Allen has gone to New
York for a short stay, and is stopping
at Hotel Eft. Andrew.
Lieut.. William A. Snow, U. s. A, who
was the guest OF Harry Meem, left the
city early in the week for Annapolis,
Nd, where he will visit his cousin. Lieut..
@. c. Jersey, u. S. A.
Lieut. Commander William N, Little
field. U. S. N. has been detached from
the receiving ship at New York, and has
been ordered to Naval War College, at
Newport.
Mrs, Louise Brashears. of Langdon, D.
C., is spending a vacation in Atlantic
City and Ocean City, N. J.
Monta John simons recently arrived in
this city from Long Beach, Cal He will
make his home here for the present.
l. w. Peck has rently been appointed
clerk in the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce to fill the vacancy
Reese.
Ernest T. Kempsr, Of the Bureau of
Fisheries, has been transferred to Louis
vile, KY.
| Evan s. Kay has been appointed Sec
ond assistant keeper Of Two Harbors
Light Station in Minnesota.
William sehoneberger, master of the
District morgue, is back at his desk after
two weeks of sickness,
Mrs Ethel oliver has returned to the
city from an extended automobile tour of
New York, Atlantic City and other North
ern points.
William Knowles Cooper, C. l. Johnson,
L. W. DeGast, W. R. Mcmillan and Cor
don R. Leech. secretaries OF the Y. NJ
conference of officials OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
| held at Mountain Lake Park
Tom English, night clerk at the detec-
tive office, has returned to work. He
was on for three weeks on account of
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Slater, jr.
will take possession OF their new villa
on Richmond Mountain in the Berkshires
this week They will remain for the fall
season.
c. Irving Wood has returned from a
visit to Colonial Beach, Va.
Mrs. Howard Thomas has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after spending
the summer with her uncle, Harry w
Pote, of Washington.
Miss Deborah Hall, Of the New Var
mum, and Miss Marie O'Reilly, of c
street southeast, will be among the stu
dents in the 1915 pianoforts class OF the
New England Conservatory Of Music.
Edward P. B. Rankin, of the Boston
Industrial and Development Board. rep
resented the Hub at the, naval hearings
on the location of the new armor- plate
plant.
E C Rogers, secretary to Representa-
tive OIney, of Massachusetts, left for
his home in Dedham. Mass, yesterday.
He will return in December.
Miss Constance Riordan. assistant
secretary to Representative Gallivan,
leaves Saturday for an extended vaca-
ton in the BerkshIres.
Hugh Goodwin, secretary to Repre-
sentative Cullop, OF Indiana, has left
for his home at Vincennes, Ind.
Aloysius E. Mahoney, who won a term
| scholarship at Holy Cross College, Wor-
cester, Mass, will leave to take up his
studies on next Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai will leave
soon to begin her first year at Wellesley.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Dawson, Of the Land once,
entertained $50 guests Wednesday night
at her home in Chestnut Grove, Va.
Secretary Of Commerce Redfield and his
wife are home from motor trip in New
England.
J. Laurence solly and Mrs. solly are
home from their wedding trip.
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