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

Furely Personal
James Bidwell has re-entered Central
High School after spending the summer
in the South
E. A. Archer Is travelling through Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
Maj. F. R. Brown will attend the Lake
Mohonk Conference October 1920 as a
representative of the War Department.
William G. Scott is visiting Charleston.
| S. c., and other points in the South.
Ralph Homer has returned from a visit
to Kansas City.
", "; s, Goe Co. is enjoying a vacation at
Mrs. Alice D. Swanson Is visiting in
Savannah. Ga.
Lin Morgan has been appointed tenn
porary clerk in the Internal Revenue
Bureau
Ernest F. GUIDE left Washington
yesterday with the District sharp
shooters for jacksonville, Fla
Edward J. o'Boyle, of Pittsburgh
Pa. has returned to the Georgetown
University Law School.
Mrs. Helen c. Mckinney, statistical
division. District department Of in
surance, has returned after a long I'LL
ness.
BENJAMIN A. Harlan. who has been
on his wedding tour, has returned to
his post as chief clerk Of the Public
Utilities Commission.
T. W. Adams is spending the month
of October in Adams, Texas.
Miss Helen NJ. Brown. Of the Post
office Department. is on a two weeks
vacation.
James G. Sutton has resigned from
the Commerce Department
Maude T. Miller has resigned from
the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Martin R. Bourne has resigned from
the Postof1ce Department.
Randolph Page, of the Commerce
Department, has been transferred to
the Pension Bureau.
| Robert C. Richmond, of the War De-
partment. has returned from a yaca-
tion at Atlantic City and other New
Jersey resorts
s. S. Ivey has been professionally
appointed in the Interior Department
! Mrs. Clarence Ellsworth left Washing
! ton October 2 to join 4Ar. Ellsworth in
Phoenix, Artz., where they will make
their home
Mrs. Richard F. o'Donoghue, 1926 L
street northwest, accompanied by her lit
tie son, Richard, Jr., and her sister, Miss
Della McWilllams, Is leaving today for a
visit with her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWilliams, at their
farm, Cobrum. Md.
Manton NJ. wyven, of the Federal
Trade Advisors office has gone to Ottawa
to attend the session of the Canadian
Boundary Commission.
Jack Dale. of Blair road. Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in this city. He /!
stopping with John R. Dale, on Sixteenth
| street northwest
Thomas W, Wilson and his family have
gone to New Jersey on a short vacation
They will spend some time In the neigh.
borhood Of Long Branch and Jersey City
Detective Sergt. Henry Fortney, o.
Central Office, has returned from a two
weeks leave spent visiting relatives ir
Chicago
Detective Sergts. James Springman ant
F. w. Boyle, of the Detective Bureau
will return to duty Wednesday. They
have been fishing for the last week il
the Lower Potomac.
James B. Griffin, of the New Berne
has taken up his studies at the George
town Law School.
Mrs. Albert Covington Janin has re-
turned to Washington after spending the
summer at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair are ex.
pected to return to Washington from
Newport the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Robert L Taylor, wife of Senator
Taylor, has returned to her home in Ten.
nessee otter visit of several weeks in
Washington.
Mrs. Albert -Gleaves has returned from
Sag Harbor to her home in this city.
Mrs. Hampson Gary returned to this
city yesterday following a visit Of sew.