The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

pert clerk at salary OF $500 year In
the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
Alfred NJ. HeinZelmann, temporary lab
oratory assistant at 600 a year In the
Bureau of Standards, received prooa-
tionary appointment.
Capt E. c. Winston, Of Atlanta re
tired United States army officer. and
formerly military instructor at Marrist
College. Atlanta, accompanied by Mrs.
Winston, is visiting the city. capt
Winston was a caller upon Representa-
tive William Schley Howard, of Georgia
yesterday.
T. B. Lambert, who formerly conducted
the Congressional Store at First and Z
streets southeast, has returned to his
home In Sanford, n. c., to look after his
business interests in that place,
Mrs. Gerald A. johnson. wife Of Lieut..
Johnson. U. s. NJ c., has left for Bos-
ton to join her husband who Is stationed
at the Boston Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edmunds, Mrs.
Austin H. Watson and Mrs. Wilson Tay-
lor of New York, were among the guests
registering at the Shoreham yesterday.
William C. Smith has returned to
Washington after. a brief visit to Fred
ericksburg, Nd, where his wife is spend
ing the winter.
Mrs Thomas Cooper Boykin, Of At
lanta, Ca, arrived in Washington yes
terday to join her husband. Mr.. and Mrs,
Boykin are expected to spend several
months here.
Miss Louise French, of this city, is Wis
iting Judge and Mrs. E. s. Robinson at
Newport News, Va.
Gen. Joseph E. Smith. governor of the
National Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Va. is expected in Washington tomor-
row to attend the annual banquet OF the
Second Army Corps.
Capt L NJ. Parker. adjutant OF the
National Soldiers Home at Hampton,
who has been spending several days in
Washington, returned 70 his post yes
terday.
Naval Constructors A. B. Court and
Allan ]. Chantry, IT., who have been
in Washington several days undergoing
examinations at the War College, have
returned to their stations at Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. r. H. Charin, OF Washington, is
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
E. c. Graham, president OF the Ma
tIonal Electrical Supply Company. and
treasurer for the Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION, has returned TO Washington
| from an extended business trip.
The temporary appointment Of Eugene
Bingham as an assistant physicist in the
Bureau of Standards, has been termi'
mated.
Thomas I. Rachels has been appointed
to the "frst aid branch Of the Bureau
OF Mines.
William A. Dulin, in the Geological
Survey, has been transferred to the
Treasury Department.
Fifth precinct, who was taken Ill sud
denly Thursday. is reported to be i'm
proving at his home.
William ]. Gallagher has been ap,
pointed to a clerkship in the Indian
ONCE.
| Isaac Cans, second vice president Of the
Retail Merchants Association, has beer
invited to speak before Western High
School students Tuesday on Business
Ethics"
Elmer Georghegan, former mate Of
the steamer Three Rivers, of the
Washington Baltimore line, has beer
appointed mate on the Steamer Charles
Manchester.
John Barrett. director OF the Pan
American Union. will address the annua
convention Of the National Real Estate
Brokers' Exchange at New Orleans thu
latter part OF this month. New Pan
Americanism'' will be Mr.. Barretts topic
DR.. Jerome selinger, Of New York, I!
visiting DR.. Harry Mcdonald, Of Elmer
gency Hospital.
Miss Katherine T. Hart, record clerl
at Emergency Hospital, spent the pas
few days in Richmond. Va.
J. Leo Kolb. George Y. worthingtor
and John l. Weaver, local realty opera
tors. plan to attend the annual conven
ton of the National Real Estate Brokers
Exchange in New Orleans the latter par
Of the month.
Rev. Lucius c. Clark will occupy tn
pulpit of Hsmline NJ. z. Church at l
o'clock this morning, with The Master
as his topic.
Mrs. NJ. w. Flynn, Of the Darlington
visit relatives at Riverdale. Md. to