The Washington herald., 1916-10-16
Purely Personal

Furety PERSONAL
Miss Lena Hitchcock has returned to
Washington after spending the summer
New England.
John Henry LeDuc Of philadelphia. is
fsirng friends in Nineteenth street.
William Albert Anderson. Of Chevy
Ehase. is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss ManueIa de Pena is spending the
weekend at Warrenton, Va. at View
Free. the residence of Oscar T. Crosby
John s. Tucker has gone to Benedick,
Md. for the weekend. where he will join
fishing party.
Charles BeaU. manager of the Virginia
Avenue Playground senior baseball team
S a-ranEing an entertainment for the
cam for next Thursday night.
Hiss Viola McEwan has been promoted
r the Navy Department.
L. W. Lange has been transferred from
he Navy to the War Department.
Frank B. Farnsworth. of the Postofice
Department, has resigned
Hiss c. H Mcdowell. Of the Treasury
Department, is spending a month in St
Joseph, La.
W. F Warner is visiting his former
home in Newark, Ohio.
Joseph Amer has been promoted IN the
POstOf7ce Department
Walter L. Mallory has received a tenn
pOrary appointment in the Commerce De-
partment,
c. ". Wright has recently returned
from a visit to relatives in Illinois.
Rear Admiral W. W. RImban and Mrs
KimbaIl, Of Washington. are spending a
few days in New York City and are stop
5ing at the Wolcott Hotel Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Butler Wright, Of Washington, are
guests OF the same hotel
william Jennifer and Charles q. Hall,
clerks in the Census Bureau, have re-
Iigned.
In the Bureau Of Standards Herman F.
Reeser has been transferred from the
Navy Department as mechanicIan; John
Z. DeLawder has received probational ap-
pOlntment as shop apprentice; Stanley
K. KaCzOrOwski, laboratory assistant,
aas been promoted; Jesse W. Lankford,
aid has been promoted. and Lester F.
KirChner has received temporary appoint
nent as aid.
Shirl H BIalock has received proba-
I0nal appointment as a clerk in the
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
7nerce at San Francisco.
Edward L Kormann has received tenn
'orary appointment as a clerk in the
TOsDArrfOD AZ Eolf
more.
Pierce o. NoreI has received temporary
appointment as assistant engineer.
Runce Allen is expected to return to
Washington saturday after a vacation
spent at Doubling Gap, Pa.
Mrs, Thomas W. symOns and Miss
Iantic City for two weeks.
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis has joined her
husband in New York. She will return
TO Washington Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Adams is visiting friends
At Warwick, N. Y.
Maj, Hugh Gordon will leave Washing
ton this week for his orange plantation
near Miami, Fla
Mrs. James F. Mitchell has returned to
Washington from Bar Harbor and Joined
her husband, DR.. Mitchell. at their resi-
dence in Dupont circle.
Miss Lillian Harris returned to New
York yesterday.
Mrs. Lester Lansburgh has returned to
Washington after a visit to New York.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman ia visiting bar
daughter, Mrs. Abe Lieberman, 2551
Seventeenth street northwest.
Mrs. Abram Simon visited New York
last week.
Joseph W. AIexa, Of Connecticut, has
been PROBATIONARY appointed copylst in
the Patent Office.
Alfred Henry Hardness has gone TO
Butte, Mont, to enter the clothing busi-
ness.
Elizabeth Huntress is visiting friends
in New York City.
BENJAMIN F. libby. Of Utah. has been
appointed mine statistician in the Geo
logical Survey.
Helen Randolph Bliss will return to her
home in Sixteenth street this week, after
a vacation IN Texas.
Eva N. Newman has been appointed
, under clerk in the Geological Survey.
Trains Victim Between Ties.
Chester, Pa, Oct. 15.-The body of an
unidentified man was discovered today
oy William Scott suspended between the
ues OF the high trestle that spans the
chester River on the line Of the Baltf-