The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
Purely Personal

/ Purely Personal
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers is spending the
week In New York.
DR.. and Mrs. william z. Difenderfer
are home following a vacation in At
llantic City
Mrs. John W. Thompson Is in New
York to meet friends who are returning
from Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison have
left for Hot Springs. Va.
Miss Ida Hill is in Baltimore attending
the Maryland Federation OF the Interna-
tional Federation Of Catholic Alumnae.
Mary K. Brooks. of Washington. is reg
istered at the Great Northern Hotel,
New York City.
Doctor and Mrs. william L. Robins
city,
In the Lighthouse Service, the temper
ary appointment of Miss Ethel H Rudge.
as clerk, at $500, in the office OF the
inspector of the Sixteenth district has
been extended; David H. McCluskey has
been transferred to master Of light ves-
sci. No. 81. at s, 200. and Alexander Hen
derson has been temporarily appointed
as craftsman at $500. in the ONCE Of
the inspector OF the Tenth district
Frank z. Hagan has been temporarily
NnfA hnlr of
500, in the Coast and Geodetio Survey.
| Harold L Gochenour has been given
an appointment as clerk at $50 In the
Steamboat-inspectlon Service at Juneau,
Alaska
Mrs. ]. H Roche and Mrs. @. W. Cecil.
OF Washington, are registered at the
Grand Central Hotel, New York.
Among those who attended the Kings
ton fair at Narragansett Pier. Thursday,
were Senator Henry F. Lippitt, Congress-
man Walter R. stiness and Congressman
George OShaunnessy.
Maj. and Mrs. Earl z. Brown. who
made an extended stay in North Carolina,
returned to Washington last week.
Mrs. Lee stubbleheld and her young
daughter, Miss Lolita, left the city yess
terday fora weeks visit at the Cham
berlain Hotel. Old Point, Va
NJ. Constantinida, first secretary at the
Greek Legation, who has been spending
his vacation at Bar Harbor, is expected
in the city about October L
Charles E. Darnall has been temporarily
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ofice OF the Secretary.
In the Bureau of the Census, the des-
ignation OF Richard c. Lappin has been
changed to chief OF division at g 900, and
Lewis K. Ellenbogan has been transfer
red to clerk atssoO in the Coast and Geo.
detic Survey at New York City.
Wallace Barker has been PROBATIONARY
appointed as clerk at 500 in the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
John o. sarswood has been temporarily
appointed as skilled laborer at $40 in
the Bureau Of Standards.
who have spent the summer at Haven,
Me. will return TO the city the first week
in October.
George Oakley Totten has gone to New
port.
Admiral F. E Fletcher, o. s. n. has
arrived in Washington and Is stopping
at the shoreham.
Gen. II. Oden Lake headed a dele
CATION OF members OF the Lake family
who attended the annual reunion OF
the family at Pleasantville, N. J.. yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hill. Of Boston.
are on their honeymoon tour here Mrs.
Hill was formerly employed in the sub-
Treasury at Boston
Gus Hindel. organizer for the Boston
Musicians Union. is visiting Henry Myers,
of Eighteenth street northwest
lernment Printing ONCE, will spend her
annual vacation with her sister, at Port.
land, Me.
George Norton, secretary to Represen.
tative Roberts, Of Massachusetts,, has left
for his home in Chelsea, to return in
December.
James Train. Of C street southeast
has returned from a two weeks vaca-
ton spent at Atlantic City.
John O'Hearn. secretary to Representa-
tive Phelan. has left for Lawrence Mass
to manage the campaign of his employer
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Mclean. Of
the Douglas Memorial Methodist Episco!
pal Church, Eleventh and H streets
northeast, have returned from their va.
cation.
The Washington Motorcycle Club in It,
clubrooms, on Twelfth street, voted last
night to make a run Sunday to Rich.
mond. Va The club has a Membership
of fifty.
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