The Washington herald., 1916-01-30
purelY personal

HI purelp Personal
Representative Hamill. of New Jersey.
who lighted in Washington on Wednes-
day following an illness OF several weeks,
has returned to his home to be gone until
Tuesday. George Malone is holding down
~the Hd."
Ralph D. Clinton. clerk in the Gen.
sral Land once. Department of the In
terror. has been promoted from H,4oo to
8. 500 year.
anniversary Of the birth of the martyred
President. Representative William B. Nc
Kinley.: of Illinois, who is always think
ing I'D pleasant things to do. passed
around several hundred carnations, the
favorite nower of President Mckinley.
Virtually every member. employe and at
tache of the House carried a carnation
and 'much-dolled-up" expression.
w. F. Rossman. of St Louis. is in
washington on business. He Is regis
tered at the New Willard.
NJ. L. Requa and sister arrived here
yesterday from Piedmont, Cal, on tour
OF the Eastern cities. Mr.. and Miss
heQua are guests a. Nne NeW "hau-
John II. Bowlby, special agent for the
Department of the Interior, has resigned.
e ]. o'Leary. has resigned as
stationary engineer in the General Lana
ONCE, Department Of the Interior.
Henry Bowden, deputy collector Of Gus
toms at Norfolk. Va. Is in Washington
on business connected with the Norfolk
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Grimes. of Portland.
Me-. are registered at the New Ebbitt.
Robert S. Leach. of Knoxville. Tenn:
II. NJ. BrinkIey. Of Memphis, and E. S.
Watts. of Roanoke, Va, are guests at the
New Ebbitt.
, P. NJ winkler. of Boston. and H C.
Beeba, OF Bridgeport, Conn, are regis
tered at the New Willard.
A. J. Hunt, of Arkansas City, Kan,
who is In the East on business, registered
at the New Willard yesterday.
line NJ. E. Church. will bring to a close
his two weeks revival service tonight
with a jubilee celebration.
Prof. Leslie Cleveland McNemar, sec
retary of the faculty committee on
student activities at George Washington
University, is busy completing arrange
ments for the annual indoor track meet
to be held at Convention Hall.
Charles NJ. Schneider. Of Cincinnati, is
at the New Willard.
Gen. Bridges, of the British Remount
I . L., fv,ar hNNa
mess Friday. He has been investigating
the outbreak Of CHAMBERS in the shipments
OF mules consigned from Southern ports
to Great Britain.
Mrs. Frank C. Wood, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker, of
Lynchbug. Va, are visiting friends in
Washington.
Miss Elsie Curtis will leave the city to-
day for the Mary Baldwin Seminary.
Miss Pauline Rosenstein. Of Richmond,
Is visiting with friends in Chevy Chase.
Miss Hazel x. wiIlhoit, has received
an appointment as a stenographer In the
Geoglogical Survey, Department of the
Interior.
Arthur j. Mclean. OF Washington. has
been appointed a copyist in the Patent
onice.
A. W. Converse, OF Palmer, Mass,
manufacturer, is staying at the st. James
Hotel while in Washington on business.
Fred c. Ice and NJ. B. Merriam. of
Morgantown, w. Va, are staying at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Manager E. c. Owen, of the Powhatan
Hotel, has returned from Baltimore,
where he attended the automobile show.
Louis H MiIlsaps, of Charlotte, N. c.,
has moved to Washington. where he is
to be employed by the United States
/ Realty Company, at Randle Heights.
William F. McColough, a laborarory
/ assistant in the Bureau of Standards, has
been promoted and transferred to the
Bureau Of Navigation.
John H East, Jr, has been appointed
a Junior mining engineer in the Bureau
Of Mines. Department Of the Interior.
Richard W. Flaherty, formerly Of
Washington and a graduate in the law
school Of the University of Virginia. Is
employed by the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Of HopeweIl, Va.
DR.. s. H. Diggs, who was formerly a
chemist for the government, Is now re-
| search chemist for the Standard OH Com.
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel W. Diggs, Of Nor.
| folk, Va, are on q two weeks visit with
| friends in the city.
NlNnE0se ST. Jul;eu