The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Purely Personal

| Alexander Hitz, OF Langdon, D. c.,
has Joined the District Guardsmen on
the Mexican border.
A. s. Trundle, of this city motored to
Frederick, Nd, yesterday.
John M Beers. of Keyser, W. Va,
visited Washington yesterday.
W. A. Simpson a prominent member of
the Milk Dealers Association is visiting
Frederick, Nd.
Mrs. H. H. Simons and son are visit
ing this city from Norfolk. Va.
| Charles Maximillian Knoble has re-
ceived an appointment as stenographer
in the Post ONCE Department.
Mrs Fred Prudhomme has recently
returned from a visit to Baltimore.
Y. o. Young, of Berryville, Va, was
visitor in this city last week.
Mrs Henry P. Goddard, OF Baltimore,
will spend the winter at the Mendoza.
Miss Josephine -Lipscomb. OF George
| town, has returned from a business trip
to Scranton, Pa, on behalf of the Navy
| League.
George Y Hagner, of the Rochambeau.
is now in Boston attending the world
series games.
Alexander Cammack Yeatman, of Phil
adelphia, is visiting in Chevy Chase.
Miss Pearl Robertson has been placed
temporarily in charge of the Mount
Pleasant Playground.
| Robert T. Marnlon, OF this city, has
gone to Montreal from which town he
will embark from London, England,
where he will spend the winter.
John Byington, of the playground de-
leave.
Eugene Marshall Nichols, of this city,
has accepted a position as assistant sales
manager of the Home Builders Realty
Company Of New Orleans.
Deputy Election Commissioner Thomas
| ]. Mcnamara, of Boston, is in the Capt.
| tai interesting Democratic voters in the
| candidacy OF former Mayor Fitzgerald,
who IS opposing Senator Lodge.
Umpire Thomas Connolly, of Natick.
Mass, one of the arbiters in the worlds
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Mack, OF the District Building, to be his
guest on a hunting trip.
James Mitchell, OF Marlboro Mass.
| former secretary to his brother, United
States Marshal John Mitchell, of Bos-
ton, has entered the law school at George
town University.
Jimmy Griffin. Of Brooklyn, N. Y. as
sistant doorkeeper at the Capitol, left
yesterday for an extended fishing trip in
Virginia.
| Miss Faith Cavanaugh, Of First street
southeast, left yesterday to resume her
studies at the Sacred Heart Academy,
Elmhurst, N. Y.
Frank Drum, assistant secretary to
| Representative Lewis, of Maryland, will
| leave next week to make a number of
speeches to labor unions. in behalf of his
employer, who is seeking election to the
| Senate.
John D. O'Reilly, athletic instructor at
| Georgetown, has been selected for referee
| of the annual football contest between
the Corcoran and Flynn associations on
the Geneva avenue Fairgrounds, Dor
| chester, Mass, on December 2.
Mrs. Edward L. King has Joined Mai
King at their apartment in the Neither
lands.
Mrs. Seth Barton French will sail from
New York on November "A for France,
where she will again take up relief work.
Mrs Burton Harrison has returned
after spending four months at her sum-
mer home, Sea Urchins, near Bar Har-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer Graham have re-
turned from New London, Conn, and
taken an apartment at the ST. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson
have returned from their summer home
and opened their apartment In the Dres-
den.
Mrs. ]. Earl Wagner. OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her daughter at the New Ebbitt.
Maj. Francis LIE j. Parker, U. S. A.,
has left for his new post in Roumania.
Lieut.. John e. Isemsn. U. g. N. has
left for Haiti, where he has been detailed
by recent order of the Navy Depart
ment
Oscar A Reed is on an auto trim
through nearby states with his wife and |
daughter.
Miss Florence Dell, of Des Moines, |
Iowa, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Atchison at the Falkstone Courts.
John H. Regnier. of Roanoke, Va. an
nounces the marriage of his daughter, :,
Maggie Estelle, to Milton Scott of Balm
bridge, Va
Miss Louise Pugh has returned from
Atlanta and other points In the South
and resumed her studies at George WASH
ington URiversity. 1