The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-08
Purely Personal

II ~
Miss Marian Norris. daughter of
Senator Norris, of Nebraska, left last
Saturday for Lincoln. Nebr.
Hedge Rieserud, who will be a
junior in the University of Illinois
this year, will leave for Urbana, Ill,
tomorrow.
have returned from a trip in Southern
Maryland.
| Miss Eloise Berry, of Waldorf, Nd.
and Miss Myrtle Gardner, of La Plata,
Nd, left Washington yesterday after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Denison.
of this city.
Miss Marian Tucker left for Mount
Holyoke College wednesday,
Leon Tashof has been travelling
through West Virginia for a moving
picture concern.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson entertained
several college friends at q party
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. H C. Condee is registered at
the Hotel Netherlands. New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Mckay
have returned from a six weeks auto
mobile tour, extending as far west as
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Preston have
left Washington for an extended tour.
Mrs. James f. Barbour has returned
IN T.
lantic City.
Mrs. William H. Richardson has re-
turned to the city after having visit
ed with relatives in Virginia for the
greater part of the summer.
Miss otie R. Nelson has returned
from a visit to Doylestown, Pa, and
Atlantic City.
T. D. Harden has returned from a
vacation spent at Leonardtown in
Southern Maryland.
Capt Henry Davis, master of the
Taylor tug. Capt. Toby, will make
Washington his home. He has moved
his family from Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Pomsroy and
daughter, Florence, OF Riverside. Cal.
have returned to this city after a trip
to New England. and they are again
the guests OF Mrs. Pomeroys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Lower, at 37ls New
Hampshire avenue.
Walter c. Dnler. inspector of the health
office, returned from his vacation last
Monday.
Recent communications from Northern
New York State and Canada, received
by his friends in the District Building
indicate that J. Francis Moore, the ge-
NAL secretary to Mat. Schley. Assistant
to the Engineer Commissioner Is having
most delightful vacation.
Sidney Roach, chief clerk, auditors Of
flee of the District Building, is on ten
days leave of absence.
]. ]. Kinyoun. bacteriologist of the
health department is in Winston-Salem,.
N. c., where he is spending his annual
leave.
]. Frank Butts, sanitary inspector,
health office is expected to return from
his annual leave September Is.
Arthur C. Israel, clerk in the office of
the Public Utilities Commission, has re-
turned from an extended vacation in
Northern Maryland.
Ernest Lucas clerk in the health office.
District Building, returned yesterday
from a pleasant vacation spent at Nir-
| g1nIa Beach.
Earl V. Fisher, statistical clerk in the
| Public Utilities Commission, expects to
move into his new home. in Randle High
lands, sometime next month.
DR.. N. w sheTernan and Mrs. Shelf
fefman have returned to Washington
following an extended trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. James F. Barber has returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ "a. Leese are at Allan
tic City on visit
Miss otie R. Nelson has returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss cady Mccartney and Miss Frances
Parker, of Winchester, Va. are visiting
here with Mrs. n. B. Scott
| Col. Glendie B. Young is on leave of
absence for four days on trip to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale announce
| D
Olive Gale Hill. and Capt Ridly Mclean,
| J. A G. U. 8. n.
William Barton, son of Maj. Frank A
Barton, U. 8. A, Is visiting his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans, at the
Iowa Apartments.
SOUTH AMERICA PLANS
TRADE PACT WITH u. S.
| Latin-American diplomats in Washing
ton yesterday were agreed that the re-
Ipublcs OF South and Central America
would follow the lead OF the United
States in enacting retaliatory legislation
to combat the commercial war to be
waged by European nations at the close
Of hostilities.
The Chilean and Argentine govern
ments, according to advices reaching the
ENJOYS of those nations yesterday, are
framing legislative programs. contem-