The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
Purely Personal

II 4 A1 city Il q SOftGIl
John r. Belcher. 155 U street northeast.
has entered Wesleyan University at Mid
dletown, Conn.
Miss Julia schelling. of Philadelphia, a
member of the faculty of National Park
Seminary at Forest Glen. Nd, visited
friends In Washington the past week
Miss Helen Kendall Hotohkiss is at
tending a school OF applied science and
flne arts in New York.
Miss Alice Burbsge has returned from
Deer Park, Md.
Miss Pearl Waugh has resumed her
after spending her vacation at Upton.
Ind.
Miss Katherine Murtaugh has been
visiting friends in Alexandria.
Miss Mary c. Storke is spending two
weeks at La Plata, Nd.
Francis Joseph Falvey has gone to In
diana to study for the priesthood in
Notre Dame University.
Misses Catherine Herman and Mamie
and Loretta Marceron are on q voyage
to Savannah.
J. D. Newton and Mrs. Newton have
returned to the city from Marshall, Va
Charles Gardiner, Of the Government
Printing ONCE, is OF on a motor trip
through Ohio.
Frank NJ. Sherwood has been made
scoutmaster Of the Boy Scouts at Cherry
dale. Va
r s. Ashford. of the pOstofice, leaves
this week on trip through New York
State.
William B. Dent, OF the city postofice,
is spending his vacation at Columbus,
Ohio.
c. T. Davis, of the Government Print
ing Offioe, leaves today on a trip to Phila-
delphia-
Philip E. Baker has returned to the
city after a weeks fishing trip in the
Upper Potomac.
Capt A. C. Lumpkins has purchased
the schooner Juliet L Hopkins from
o. P. Roberts.
Ellis A. johnson has been PROBATIONARY
appointed clerk in the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Department Of
Commerce.
| Gen. and Mrs. Josiah H. Brinker are on
two-week trip to Atlantic City. Phila-
delphia, and New York.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe
left Washington yesterday for Kings
| ton NJ v wherA thew will rprnain for a
few days.
Miss Rosamond Meachem is back at
her home in this city following her va
cation.
Mrs. Robert N. Thompson and Miss
Hilda Sykes are at Hot Springs, Va
Mrs Thomas w. Symons and her
daughter MargarettA, will leave Tuesday
for a trip to New York.
Mrs. William F. Dennis and Mrs. RIker
have returned to Washington from their
summer home in Kentucky.
DR.. and Mrs. T. T. Sewers have return
ed to their home here from their summer
place in Canada.
Miss Anna Washington, of Charleston.
W. Va. has taken up social settlement
work In this city.
Miss N. f. wheatIy has entered the
Teacher College, OF the George Washing
ton University.
Walter Cunningham has been ap-
pointed assistant librarian in the Law
Library OF the George Washington Uni
versity.
Henry c. Lowery has been elected
president of the Junior class Of the Dental
School OF the George Washington Uni
versity.
| Raymond Bjorgo has left this city to
take q position at Fort Collins, Colo,
in the Great Western Sugar Company's
plant.
Nine. Thoumaian, ipternationalist, will
address the Peace, Prosperity and Pre-
paredness League at the Raleigh Hotel
tomorrow evening at o'clock. Nine
Thoumaian has been identified with peace
movements and has travelled extensively
in spreading peace propaganda.
James Carson. of North Carolina, was
| a visitor at the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
House last week.
Ann Lewis Pierce, formerly OF this city,
has been made assistant editor OF the
New York Tribune.
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