The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
purelY personal

Miss Lenore L. stiton, Of California.
has received probationary appoint
ment in the General Land Office OF
the Department of the Interior.
Misses Eunice L. Hoffman,. Msrga-
ret l. T. Manuel, and Marguerite r:
Hahany. of this city. have been ap-
pointed temporary stenographers IN
the Department of the Interior.
Edward L. weber. of New York. has
been transferred from the Indian OF
ice to the Bureau of Mines In the
Interior Department.
Robert L. Morse. for, several years
connected with the Patent Office, has
etendered his resignation.
Glen H. Ruby, of Nebraska. has ten
dered his resignation in the Geologi-
cal Survey OF the Department Of the
Interior.
William Rhinelander Stewart, jr, is
expected to arrive in the city today
from Aiken, s. c., to visit his mother,
Mrs. Jean ST. cyr, 21ol Connecticut
avenue. r.--.
Mrs. George Peabody Eustice left
Washington yesterday for p visit to
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock in Aiken s. c.
Mrs. Henry W. Farnum. Of New
York, with her three children, will ar
rive here Monday. for a weeks visit to
her mother, Mrs. Joseph E. Thopp.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood will return
to Washington from Florida tomor-
row.
Corporal Edward De Shazo. Com
pany ]. Third Infantry, District Ma
tional Guard, has been made a SER
geant.
Jesse Harris. of the Division of
Foreign Mails, Postoffice Department
is expected to return to work today
from a week leave OF absence.
Benjamin Squires. special agent in
the Bureau of Labor Statistics. De-
partment of Labor. has left for Anch-
orage. Alaska. to assist in settling the
strike of railroad employees there.
c. A. Reed. of the Department OF
Agriculture. is travelling through the
South collecting data for the Bureau
OF Plant Industry of the department
Rev. Francis P. DonnelIy, pastor. OF
St Aloysius Church, officiated at high
mass in honor OF st. Patrick at st. Pat
ricli's Church yesterday morning.
Sergt. H r. Lehman. of the First
police precinct is on sick leave. Lieut.
J. A. Duvall, of the same precinct, has
just returned from a short illness.
Bicycle Policeman Adams, OF the
First precinct, has been of sick several
days this week.
DIR. and Mrs. william H. Fox. OF
Jefferson place. have returned from a
short trip to Florida.
Miss Dorothea McCandlish has left
she will visit friends for the next
two months.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey and Miss Doro-
thy Shuey have returned to Washing
ton after, a two months visit in
Florida.
Mrs. William B. wooten, wife of
Maj Wooten, commandant at Wash
ington Barracks, has been called to
her home in Kentucky by the illness
| Of her brother. '..-H 90 -.s~- e
James NJ Beck, Of New York, for
/ HlcF ASSlslAnN Attorney Genefdl AND
Mrs. Beck, were among the guests
! registered at the New Willard yestsr-
| day.
Judge Downey, OF !: the Court OF
Claims. has left Washington for a
visit to Florida to recuperate from a
severe attack of grip.
Capt Edward Eberle, commandant al
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and
Mrs. Eberle, are registered at the
! Shoreham.
Mrs. D. A. Blodgett, Of Washington
Is visiting friends at Mobile. Ala.
Francis N. Causey. of Newport News
who spent several days in Washing.
ton in conference with Virginia Con.
gresham, has returned to his home
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