The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

The temporary appointment of Miss
Margaret G. Murray as clerk in the Bu-
reau OF Foreign Trade and Commerce
has been extended.
T. S. Sigh. jr.. has been temporarily
appointed laboratory assistant at the
Bureau Of Standards.
Joseph Fucker has been appointed
clerk in the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Frank E. Hagan has been temporarily
appointed plate printers helper in the
Bureau of Standards.
John P Collier. clerk in the Office of
the Secretory of Commerce at s.. .6eO has
been transferred to clerk in the Bureau
OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce at
$500
Robert w. woolley, director Of the
mint. has rendered his resignation to
' Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo to
take effect July Is. The resignation has
been accepted.
Capt King. lighthouse inspector. in
charge of the fifth district, has left
Baltimore on the steamer Jessamine, for
tour OF inspection of the lights and
buoys along the eastern side OF Chesa-
peake Bay.
Edward ]. Dudley has been given
probationary appointment as messenger
in the Bureau of Fisheries.
DR.. George n. PoulIer. first secretary
of the Bulgarian Legation, has returned
to Washington from Hot Springs. Va,
where he has spent the past few weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury, Of Della
ware, left Washington yesterday for
Lenox, Mass, for an indefinite stay.
Ovon Eckermsn. of Stockholm. Sweden,
and Homer S. Cummings, of Stamford,
Conn, were among the guests register
ing at the Hotel Shoreham yesterday.
Brig Gen. and Mrs. D. c. Nngman
have left Washington for trip to At
lantic City.
Israel Putnam has Joined his wife and
children at Saratoga Springs.
Walker Nettleton, a student of the
George Washington University. is now
employed at the Bureau Of Standards,
Department of Commerce.
Miss Moreno Robinson is at Atlantic
| City with her mother.
Mrs. William Phillips ha, returned
from her summer home at Beverly. Mass
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Birdsall have re-
turned to Washington from an extended
tour through the North.
James Parmalee, OF Washington, is
spending the summer with Mrs. Parmalee
on their farm, near Painesville Ohio. He
will, however make frequent trips to
the Capital.
Secretary Of the Interior Lane has re-
turned to Washington from a ten days
| visit In New York. He also spent a few
days with Mrs. Lane at Essex.
Lieut. Sherman Miles. OF Washington
will leave for Camp Plattsburg the first
week in August to be a member Of the
stan OF instructors there. Mrs Miles
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer at the summer camp Of her mother
Mrs. William Belden Noble, on Lake
Champlain.
Charles J. Bell and son, Robert. took
| leave OF Washington yesterday to visit
with Mrs. Bell in the Adirondacks Mr.
and Mrs. Bell will be the guests of
Mrs. Julian Ripley, at her camp in the
mountains.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Flynn. of 2S26 Georgia ave-
nue.. is visiting relatives in Baltimore
and In Arlington, Md.
DR.. and Mrs G. C. Birdsall have re-
! turned to Washington from a short vaca-
ton trip.
Jack Connolly. of Washington. formerly
of Wellesley, Mass, will test out the
merits of his new machine by an auto
mobile trip to the Bay State on which
he will start Saturday
Miss Esther Johnson will leave within
few days for an extended vacation
with relatives at Great Falls Va
George Murray. who has been a guest
at the Shoreham for the past month,
left yesterday for his home in BROOKLYN
With his family, he expects to leave soon
for his summer home at windemere,
Hull, Mass.
S. J. Watts. of 100 Fourth street south
east. has gone to Sperryville, Va
John E. Monk, of 14sS Monroe street,
has gone to Round Hill. Va.
F. E. Lucas. formerly of 1905 Decatur
street, is now managing a hotel at
summer resort in Maine
E. H. Mealy. of the Mintwood Apart
ments, is spending the summer at Blue
Ridge Summit. Va.
R. B. Chapman, of 1878 Insleside Ter
race, has recently gone to Pomfret Cen
ter, Conn.
Ray l. Smith, of 1917 Massachusetts,
avenue southeast is spending his vaca-
ton at Potomac Beach, Va.
John G. Hornig, of the Public Utilities
Commission, Is off for a week to visit
his farm in Virginia. He is expected back
next Monday.
Mrs. George H. Cooper, of l132 Fifth
street northwest, Is in Brockton, Mass
for two months stay.
John P. Schrodt, an inspector Of eIec. |
tric meters, employed by the Public UtiI- |
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