The Washington herald., 1916-07-14

Of interest in Washington
| Norman Stockett. student Of the George
Washington University. will Join the or
Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
William C. Kohl has been temporarily
appointed signalman In the Coast and
! Geodetic Survey.
Dean William Cline Borden. Of the
George Washington University Medical
School. is motoring in New England.
DR.. Carl Davis, of George Washington
University Medical School. is spending
the summer in Maine and New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Anna E. Sellner was presented
with a gold bracelet by the graduating
class Of the George Washington Medical
| School.
DR.. NJ ". Lyons, jr. secretary Of the
Biological Society OF Washington. is
spending the summer in New York City.
Bonlfant Hamilton has been acting as
! laboratory assistant in the chemical lab
oratory OF the George Washington Uni
versity during the summer school courses.
Lowell W. Himmler, Of lib Thirteenth
street northeast. is working with the
| Chesapeake Beach Railroad Company,
prior to a trip West, which he will take
during the fall
Myles F. connors. of 1o11 K street
northwest, employed in the postofice,
| has received a promotion.
Frances Cole. a Mckinley High
School graduate, is working in the War
| Department as craftsman.
Bernard J. Hick, of the city, is spend
/ ing the summer with his brother. in
New York City.
George Lipscomb, OF the Ontario
apartments. who has been on an auto
trip with his parents, recently returned
to Washington.
Dr. Leonard H. English. Of Chatham
Court apartments. is confined to his room
as the result Of a street car accident on
Sunday.
Miss Helen Fenton has returned from
an enjoyable vacation at Atlantic City. |
/ Secretary OF Labor Wilson has re-
turned to Washington from Sioux City, !
Iowa, where he spent several days.
the city yesterday for a summer vaca-
tion at York Harbor. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rapley have closed
their apartment in the Wyoming and left |
! the city for July and August.
W. H RapIey left yesterday for a
motor trip through New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. johnson and Mr. |
ard Mrs. Walter Ford have returned from |
motor trip to Atlantic City.
Charles J. considine, messenger boy at
$3.50 in the Office of the Secretary of
Commerce, has resigned.
Alfred j. Crandau has been proba-
tionally appointed clerk at $500 In |
the Bureau of the Census.
In the Bureau of Navigation, Depart |
ment of Commerce, George E. Chambers !
and Clyde B. Lowen have been tempo
rarily appointed as clerks at $500 each |
and the temporary appointments OF Mary |
E. Mcguire as clerk at $3.50 a day at |
Chicago, and Grant Lange as clerk at
800 at Seattle, have been terminated.
In the Bureau of Standards, the fol-
lowing have been promoted: George C. |
Schmidt and Roy o. Fitch, assistant |
chemists, to $3.50 each; Franklin A.
Vert, assistant chemist, to $3.50; Harry !
A. Bright, assistant chemist, to sl.440;
and Maurice D. Shannon, aid, to s720:
and the temporary appointment of Miss
Mae B. Roberts as telephone operator at
s72O has been extended.
James H. Iroy, car cook at $500 in the
Bureau Of Fisheries, has resigned.
Among recent arrivals at Hotel Lafay-
ette are Mr.. E c. Pickard, Of Chicago,
and Mr.. Edward W. Frank and Mr..
Charles Muller. both of La Fayette, Ind.
Mrs. John L. CuIberson. Mrs. Louise
Earll, and Mrs Nellie Thompson left
Washington this week in the interests Of
the National womans' Hughes-F Fairbanks
League to conduct campaigns in South
Dakota, Iowa and Illinois
Miss Ruth BichelI, of Baltimore ia
visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Mamie Abrams, s24 North Carev
Street, Baltimore, is visiting friends in
this city.
Maurice z. Pease. of Baltimore police
headquarters, is in the city visiting
friends.
McAdoo to Visit Camp.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo will