The Washington herald., 1916-01-27
purety personal

Adj. Gen. B. w. Hough and former
Adj. Gen. A. B. Critchfield, both of Ohio,
are In Washington to confer with War
Department officials. and also to appear
before the Military Affairs Committee
Of the House en- the new army bill. They
are staying at the Ebbitt.
Frank r. Northrup, special reresen-
tatiye Of New York and Chicago news
papers, Is expected to arrive tomorrow
with his wife and daughter for a short
stay in the capital. They will stop at
the New Cochran.
Charles ]. Osborne, who has been con-
nected with one of the big department
stores of the city for more than ten
years, has accepted a position with the
Washington branch of the Ford Motor
Company.
Former Secretary of War Stimson, OF
New York, is a guest at the Powhatan.
! Mr.. Stimscn came to Washington to
attend the convention of the National
Security League last week.
! Representative Glass and family, Of
Virginia. have taken a suite at the Ra-
have as their guest Miss Holtz, OF Mr..
Glass home.
| c. L. Wise. editor OF The Financial Re-
view, of New York, arrived In Washing
ton last week with his family for short
stay.
Gov. Yager, of Porto Rico is in Wash
ington with his family. He came to
testify before committees OF Congress in
connection with our possessions in the
South.
Charles Dunlap, of the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau, Treasury Department. has
returned to his desk from a slight at.
tack of grip.
Joseph, Wilkinson and John McCauIey.
of the Government Printing Ofrice, are
| expected to return within a few days
from Pomonkey, Md.
Francis p. Daily, former Washington
newspaperman, was In the city Sat;lr-
day to attend the funeral of a relative
Mr.. DAILY is now living in Philadelphia.
Michael Xavier Tassa has accepted
position in the Patent Office.
Chief Frank ]. Wagner, OF the fire
department, Is expected to return to
| duty before the end of the week He
has been on sick leave for ten days.
H. j. Hunt. tr., of the trees and park
ing division, District government, carried
OF several prizes with his entries In the
poultry show at the Arcade last week.
Joseph Lee field party man in the
highway division. District government is
on leave of absence.
| Frank M. Ford. treasurer of the Gayety
Theater. is the proud father of a bounc-
ing baby boy. who arrived late Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Ford is the son of ]. T.
! Ford, the theatrical man of Baltimore,
and the grandson OF the late ]. T. Ford,
/ who built and operated Ford's Opera
House on Tenth street. Mrs. Ford Is
the daughter OF ]. NJ. Lynch, the million
aire coal operator
! A. ]. Muleheiser Is spending the week
in New York on business.
X. D. Legg, a student at Maryland Uni
versity, is spending the week with friends
at 214 A street southeast.
Mrs. Horatio Armstrong, who Is Wis
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Edison, was the guest OF honor at a
luncheon rendered yesterday by Miss
Dorothy Adams.
class of Georgetown Law School, lett
last night for New York City where he
will enter the University of the City OF
New York.
Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons has gone to
Madison, Wis, to visit her son, who has
been i'll in college there.
Mrs. NJ. S. Cohen is visiting relative.
in Baltimore and will not return to the
city until next week.
Bryan Payne has returned to Washing
ton after a months visit to his uncle
Ashby L. Payne, of La Grange, Culpeper
County. Va
Miss Gladys Hinckley is visiting Mis-,
Frances Sullivan, in Philadelphia.
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