The Washington herald., 1916-11-12
Purely Personal

Il Purely Personal /
Lieut. R. @. Payne. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
rayne, OF Fort Totten. n, r.. are visit,
ing the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Graham. at the Burlington.
! Mrs. Donald stewartsand her daughter;
Miss Lillian Stewart, of 1882 H street
northwest are visiting relatives in Louis
Miss Virginia TIFFANY, 200 Ontario road
northwest, Is registered at the Hotel
ciaridse, New rkscity.
Mrs. Jeff Davis entertained friends FRI
day afternoon at bridge in her apartment
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. sheIse have return
ed to the city from Pittsburgh and have
taken an apartment in Fontanet Courts.
z. ]. Post, of Falkstone Courts, has
end.
Mrs. Blanche K. Towson, OF 400 NJ
street northwest. is back in the city after
months visit to her daughter. Mrs.
1
Frank A. Hodson. skilled laborer at s72O.
and Edward J. Sharkey, messenger boy
at $3.50 In the office of the Secretary OF
Commerce, have resigned.
John H. Eiseman has been temporarily
appointed laboratory helper in the Bureau
Of Standards.
Gertrude Milstead has received proba4
tional appointment as a clerk in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey.
The following have received promotions
In the Bureau of Fisheries: Lewis Rad
cline. assistant in charge Of the division
OF statistics and methods. from 5000 to
s2,500; William w. Welsh, assistant, from
81 600 to $1,000, and Harden F. Taylor. as
sistant, from 81 200 to $1,soo
Miss Annie B. Lovejoy has been ap-
pointed temporary clerk in the Patent
ONCE ..' II
Charles H. whorralI has been trans-
terred from the Bureau Of Mines to the
Geological Survey.
Enos w. Harnden and Isaac Albert
have been transferred from the Patent
ONCE to the War Department. -.
Mrs. Nina PickrelI and Eugene 1.
Harding have resigned from the Patent
Once.
Fred A. Quinn. of the Geological Sur
vey, has resigned as clerk.
William R. Pherson, of the General
clerk at 1900 to clerk at 200 per an !
mum.
ChaIles n. Barker has been promoted
from copyist at 500 to clerk at sl,ooo in |
the General Land ONCE.
Joseph NJ. Solomon has been promoted
as stenographer and typewriter from $40 |
to $500 per annum in the Bureau Of Mines. |
oliver T. Gaines has received a tempo. |
rary appointment in the Bureau Of Mines !
az Junior electrical engineer at a salary |
of ,oS0.
Miss May c. Noel has received an ap-
continent as clerk in the Patent ONCE at |
1900 per annum.
Eugene H. Purdy has been given tempo |
rary employment at the Bureau of Mines !
in the capacity of stenographer and type |
writer, with salary of $500.
Pliny Patrick has been given a TEN.
porary position in the GeologicaI Sur !
vey as clerk at a salary of $500
Charles Benthein. copyist, has been ap-
pointed to the Patent Office at a salary |
Franklin F. SINNERS has been tempo |
rarily appointed machinist's helper in the !
Bureau Of Mines at a salary OF $3.50.
Miss Bertha H. Benton has been given
a temporary position In the Patent once |
as copyist with a salary of 500.
oden C. Heffner has been given tempo
rary employment at the Bureau of Mines
as junior electrical engineer at a salary
Of $500
Miss Loretta T. Corcoran. copyist, has !
been temporarily appointed to the Patent |
Office with a salary of $500.
Miss Ruby Demoret has been employed |
temporarily by the Bureau of Mines in !
the capacity OF stenographer and type |
writer at salary Of $40 yearly.
Miss Sarah ". Lockwood has been given |
a temporary position as copyist at the |
Patent Office at 500.
Miss Myra c. Hole. of the Lonsdale, |
has Just returned from a three weeks |
stay in Chicago.
COURT PROCEEDINGS. |
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWELVE.
Tx Mary F. to Louis A. Johpson and |
n A 70 l.