The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
purely personal

Fl. g. Wilson, commissioner of the
Toledo Commerce Club, is stopping at
the Shoreham. He arrived from Toledo
yesterday morning.
S. w. Walker, United States district
attorney for the Northern District Of
West Virginia is stopping at the
Shoreham.
! Frank C. Baldwin, we'll known mem
Der of the hunting colony In Virginia,
has arrived in Washington and is at
the Shoreham.
Ray T. Baker, secretary of the United
States Embassy at Petrograd, arrived In
Washington Tuesday and is registered
at the New willard.
| Montana, are In Washington for a brief
visit. They are at the Brighton.
| Representative and Mrs. Hughes, OF
Georgia, have been called to Atlanta by
the illness of their son, Daniel G.
Hughes.
Miss Josephine w. Cleary, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N Dykeman, of this
city, and William Sinclair, of Rutherford,
| n. J., were married in St Matthews rec
tory Tuesday morning. The couple left
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Grandin and Miss Mabel
Grandin have gone to Augusta, Ga. for
| a short stay.
| Mrs. Alexander Stewart and Miss Helen
Stewart will attend the Mardi Gras in
New Orleans. and will go TO New York
before leaving for the South.
Gov Henry Carter Stuart, of Virginia,
was in Washington Tuesday to attend a
| dinner given by Secretary and Mrs.
Josephus Daniels. Gov. Stuart stopped
at the New Willard.
Caledonia Pereda. of Buenos Aires,
who. accompanied by his two sons. is
making an extensive tour OF the United
! States, arrived in Washington Tuesday
and is registered at the Grafton.
Maurice Joyce. veteran engraver, Of
Washington, Tuesday celebrated his s1st
| birthday.
Miss NJ. Louise wiIlcoxon has been ap-
pointed stenographer and typIst in the
Bureau of Mines.
George II. Braddock has been rein
stated as clerk at $500 year in the
Patent Office.
Miss Mary II. Louden has received a
temporary appointment as stenographer
and typist in the Geological Survey.
Daniel Thew Wright has been appoint
ed on subcommittee of the law COM
mittee OF the Washington Board Of
Trade.
Miss x. l. Carroll has been named
principal of the Conduit road public
school.
Miss NJ. l.. Potter has been given a
| temporary appointment as instructor In
domestic science in the public schools.
| Z. B. Benson, a teacher in the Pierce
school, has been transferred to the Webb
school.
| Alfred A. Chambers. Junior chemist,
and Fred A. Quinn, under clerk, both en-
ployes OF the Geological Survey, have
| received promotions
j Kraft Pitcher. typIst in the Bureau
of Mines, has received promotion.
Mrs. Walter T. Weaver recently was
| elected president OF the newly organized
Georgetown chapter OF the Y. w. C. A.
Miss e. J. Curtis, a teacher in the
| bTlssS SCiOOl, has TtSlsHcu.
| Col. NJ. A. Winter has been elected
president of the Army and Navy Union
| Rife Club.
| Byron s. Adams has been appointed on
| the militia committee of the Chamber of
| Commerce.
| Walter c. Wheeler has received a pro-
| bationary appointment as fourth assist
ant examiner in the Patent Office at
| $500 a year.
| Charles w. Davis has been appointed
Junior chemist in the Bureau of Mines.
Inasmuch as his political fences need
mendlng, Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole,
| delegate In Congress from Hawaii will
| leave today for San Francisco to sail for
the islands. He hopes to return by the
latter part of April.
Commissioner Newman was unable to
be at his office yesterday because OF a
slight illness.