The Washington herald., 1916-04-16

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Charles r.. Miller. governor Of Della
ware, came to Washington last evening
and is at the Willard for the weekend
The Marcus and Marquise of Went
worth, of Paris. after q short VISIT to
/ White Sulphur Springs. returned to
Washington yesterday and are at the
| Willard.
Senator and Mrs. Taggart have return
they spent few days, and are at the
/ Willard for the rest of the Congressional
session.
Mrs. John Miller Horton, of Buffalo, is
among the prominent members OF the
/ National Society of Daughters of the
American Revolution at the Willard for
the week of the congress. Mrs Horton
/ arrived yesterday. Other arrivals there
j OF yesterday include Mrs. George W.
1 Baxter, OF Knoxville. Tenn: Mrs. ii. b.
Joy, of Detroit; Edwin Gould, of New
York; Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter, of
4 Philadelphia, and her son, Hamilton
Disston Carpenter: Mrs. William f.
| Dendridge and Miss Elise cambridge. OF
Frankfort, KY; Mrs. Edwards Spencer,
of New York, and Mr. and Mrs Howard
E. Seaver, of Chestnut Hin, Philadelphia
\ Miss Carline G. Weeks, OF Washington
is spending the present ninth at Attain
tic City.
i Miss Agnes e. Kempf has received
an appointment as copyist In the
4 General Land office.
! willard A. Thomas has been appoint
ed stenographer in the Bureau or
Mines
Earl c. Duckworth, a clerk in the
Il General Land Office, has been pro-
NOTED.
pointment as a Junior electrical en-
gineer inA the Bureau OF Mines.
James R. Jones. Junior clerk in
the Federal Trade Commission. has
been Transferred to the Bureau Of
Mines.
1 Miss Myrtle C. Rich, a clerk In the
Geological Survey. has been promoted.
Miss Julia wise. Of Washington. and
| her brother-in-law, Duke de 'Richclieu, of
Paris, have returned from Berkeley
| Springs, w. Va, where the duke locked
over number of cottages preparatory to
renting one for the summer. Mrs. +.
| NJ. Wise. mother of the duchess, spends
| her summers there.
/ The temporary appointment OF Miss
Rose /. Berg as q stenographsr In
the Bureau Of Education, has been
4 extended.
/ Miss Ina L Thompson. a clerk ia
! the Patent Office, has been trans
L IN he
4 Clyde A. Norton's temporary appoint
ment as clerk at 500 in the Bureau Of
Standards has been extended.
| Earnest 3. Marsden and siexfreid A J.
Dorm have been PROBATIONARY appointed
as clerks at 500 in the Bureau Of Nau-
cation at Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Bond have returned
Laurel, Nd. where they visited his moth
er. Mrs. Mary Bond.
Mrs. Peter Murry, Of Panama Canal
I Zone, is the house guest Of Col. and
Mrs. Chase Kennedy for several weeks.
Miss Hrdreth. of Herkiner. N Y, who
has been the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. James
| A. Randall at the Naval Hospital, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Harry C. Turner, of Los Angeles,
Is the guest Of Judge and Mrs Baliou.
Mrs. Phillip Sheridan, who was visit
| ing Capt. and Mrs. Sturses at Fort Royal,
has returned to Fort Meyer.
Clare B. johnson, Journalist, Of San
ton.
Miss Agnes Hastings, Of Pittsburgh, is
visiting friends on Vermont avenue, for
the weekend.
| Nathaniel T. woriey, former local news
| papernan. now a resident OF New York
will be in Washington today.
Miss Miriam Yerkes, Of Washington.
has returned after visit at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Albert Tobias Walker, IN
Herndon. Va
Il Mrs. C. 3. Bailey. Of the ONCE Of the
secretary to the Commissioners, was on
leave one day last week.
Il A. C. Putnam, inspector for the Public
Utilities Commission, was host at q dance
at his home at Clarendon, Va, wednes-
day night. De Witt C. Smith and J. f.
Moore, both of the Public Utilities COM
mission. were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Cookerow, who vjs-
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
| Wahl, in Herndon, Va, have returned
home. i
| Arthur c. Israel, clerk IN the once Of
tths Public Utilities Commission, was on
/ sick leave last week.
i c. NJ. Towers, deputy tax collector, Is
/ glad that the finishing touches have been
! put upon the annual tax sale. Mr..
| Towers and the others of the tax once
\ force worked overtime for several days.
Daniel Thew Wright. Charles Ray
Dean and Joseph 1. Saks have been ap-
pointed to represent the Washington
Board of Trade at the second worlds
court conference to be held in New York
May 2, s and l.
Miss Cecilia Lee Miller has returned
/ to her home In Winchester, Va, after
visiting friends and relatives tn the Cap
itai
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