The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
purely personal
Miss H. Carol Housh has been sppoin,

purely persoital
Miss H. Carol HouGh has been appoint
ed clerk In the Geological Survey,
Mrs. Israel p. Dinowitssr, OF this city,
has been appointed a stenographer and
typewriter in the Department Of the
Interior.
Harry I. Kelley has been PROBATIONARY
appointed copyist In the Patent Once.
Thomas Grant Ia still receiving con-
sratulations upon his reappointment as
secretary OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
Francis NJ. smith, of this city. has
been transferred from the Patent Office
to the Land ONCE.
Irving c. Norwood, a former Washing
ton newspaper man, has been elected
secretary of the Commercial Club Of
Davenport, Iowa. -''# p.
Fire Chief Frank J. Wagner Is stiII
confined 10 his home with grip.
HoIbert W. Fear has been reinstatsd
as Junior engineer at a salary of 81, 200 q
year In the Geological Survey.
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Of the city on short business trip.
william 4. Rogers, of the Guerney
Heating Company, Is in Norfolk, Va, on
business.
Retail Merchants Association, who 10 Ill
In his home. probably will be able TO re-
turn to his Office Monday.
Miss Isabelle Hansler has bssn tenn
porarily appointed copyist In the Patent
Office.
John w. Faust. assistant secretary 0,
the Associated Charities, is III in his
home.
r, p. Andrews, president of the Re-
tail Merchants Association, has left on
business trip.
Chief Justice White, Of the UnItsd
States supreme Court. who has been Ill
with grip, Is able to return to his work.
Clyde A TiIler has. resigned as copyist
in the General Land once.
Miss Mary Graham left yesterday rp>
Philadelphia, where she will visit Mrs,
Spencer Miller.
Miss Laura L. Smith. Of Terra Haute,
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. T, W. Wood,
Of this city.
Miss Lucille o'Brien, Of Tocoma,
Wash, is the guest Of Mrs. H. s. Jones,
Of tho Cora apartments. In N street.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Starr, of New
York, are at the shorehsm.
Mrs. Ella X. Trader has resigned as
skilled laborer at the Pension once.
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, president
of the District of Columbia division OF
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, was the guest OF honor last night
at a banquet given in Philadelphia by
Philadelphia branch of the organizs-
ton In honor Of Mrs. Frank G. Oden-
helmer, president general Of the national
organization
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce Edwin
F. Sweet on January q. will deliver an
address before the National Foreign
Trade Council at New Orleans on the ad-
ministration's shipping bill
Gilbert II. Grosvenor. director and
editor of the National Geographic
Society, was host on Monday to George
Eastman, of Rochester, N. Y, who
III WIN mrs,
A. D. Eastwood while enroute in his
private car to Florida
William A. Csdy and Jesse NJ. Wood
have resigned as messenger boys in the
Patent ONCE,
Senator johnson, of South Dakota, who
is suffering from a bruised side as a re-
suit OF a fall last week, Is expected to
return to his place in the upper cham
Der within q few days.
Mary B. MackriIl and Joseph M. Ofen-
stein have been PROBATIONARY appointed
clerk and messenger, respectively. in the
Bureau of the Census, Department of
Commerce.
Assistant Secretary OF Commerce Sweet
leaves today for a trip through the
South. Mr.. Sweet will address a meet
ing to be held In San Antonio on Thurs
day for the discussion Of a pan-Amsri-
can exposition in 1918.