The Washington herald., 1916-02-23
purely personal

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Mrs. ella NJ Dean. OF California is
official hostess at Cameron House. head
quarters of the Congressional Union She
came to Washington from San Francisco
to take charge of the headquarters and
Is one of a group Of Western women
voters now stopping at Cameron House.
For many years Mrs Dean lived In Mon
tana. where she owns ranch of $50
acres.
Miss Ella Reigel, of Philadelphia, who
has been stopping at Cameron House.
left yesterday for Pennsylvania. She will
speak In each of the Congressional Dis
tricts in that State in the effort to arouse
the constituents OF the Pennsylvania Rep
resenatives 70 the Importance OF secur-
ing q. reconsideration OF the suffrage
amendment TO the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who
have been visiting In New York city.
have returned to their home In wash
ington.
The Minister of China and Mrs. Koo
are the guests of DR.. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler at his home in New York.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn have as. their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Osler, of New York city.
Miss Mildred Church. of Washing
ton. has gone to New Orleans to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon s. orme
and the Misses Orme.
Mrs. NJ B. Graves, of Washington.
t. 81 In In, - iChu
Miss Ursula Harrison, of Richmond,
is spending a few weeks with friends
in the Capital.
Mrs. Charles Ellsworth swartz, who
was a leader OF Washington's younger
set before her marriage, a year ago.
has accompanied her husband. Lieut..
Swartz, from the Panama Canal zone
to Fort Leavenworth, where he is now
stationed.
DR.. and Mrs James W. Morgan have
returned to their home in Washington
after a weekend visit with Mrs. Ed
win r. Abel, of Baltimore.
Miss Christobel Hill. of Washington.
is the guest of Miss Agnes Howard
Kemp, of Baltimore.
Gerald ILghtfoot. OF the prime minis
ter's department OF Melbourne, Australia,
arrived in Washington last night to visit
the government departments. Mr.. Light
foot is touring the United States to OBJ
tain information for the establishment OF
scientific research work In Australia
n Rex Collier has been named editor
inc nief of Tech Life" publication of
the Mckinley Manual Training School, to
succeed Norman H. Barnes
Food Inspector Chamberlain. Of the
District health department, Is on leave
of absence. He is expected to return the
last of the week
of buildings, was on sick leave all last
week.
z. W. Kinkead has been transferred
| from the Office of the District assessor
to a clerkship under the collector OF
taxes.
Charles K Weston, former city edi-
tor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
has been appointed publicity manager OF
\ the E. /. du Pont de Nemours & Co., al
Wilmington, Del. He will have head
quarters in the du Point Building, WI
| mington, Del.
Detective Sergeant Ed Kelly. at police
| headquarters, who was I'll with grip fol-
several days at his home, has returned
to work at the central office.
Ray D. Davis has been appointed g
clerk In the Bureau of Standards.
De Witt c. Crolssant has been ap.
pointed professor of English at George
Washington University.
Sergt. NJ E. FUR. Of the Seventh
police station, was taken i'll suddenly
yesterday and removed to his home, a.
3114 Dumbarton avenue northwest
DR.. E. C. Wilson, 7oe T street north
west who was injured recently whel
his automobile collided with an automo
bile operated by Milton ]. Hine, u
Quebec street northwest, is reported t
be improving.
J. P. Mcmahon. of the Seventh polio
| sta ton Ia I'll at his home.