The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
Purely Personal

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Erwin L. Beardsley, Of the Postmas-
ter Generals ONCE, has been promoted
Lewis c. Smith has resigned from the
Postoffice service.
Charles L. Fisher, Of the Treasury De-
partment, has returned from two weeks
fishing trip.
Miss Marjorie Bell, who had been
spending the summer out Of town, has
returned to the city.
z. NJ. Smith. Of the Postofice De-
partment, has returned from vacation
in Florida
L. A. Fugitt, of the Agricultural De-
partment spent last week In New York.
Mrs. June A. Hodgkins has received
probationary appointment in the Depart
ment of Labor.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers is in New York
and is stopping at the Ritz-Carlton.
Miss Thelma Gabee returned to her
home Thursday after an extended tour
iii eIlnSylNdLld.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner and fam
fly will return to the city and open their
house in Nineteenth street about octo-
Der 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Gundersheimer
have gone on an extensive bridal trip.
They will be at home on october Is at
s16 Second street northwest
J. c. o'Laughlin Is making a short
stay at the Netherlands in New York.
Chester Lockwood has left Washington
| for Cambridge, Mass, where he has en-
tered Harvard University.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. Fry returned to
| their home in Nineteenth street on
Thursday from thir summer homo on
Long Island.
Miss Florence Farnworth has returned
to Washington after an extended visit
to Cape May and Atlantic City.
w. C. A!Neu District electrical engineer,
who was taken i'll with pneumonia in
April and had been absent from his
post since then, has returned to work.
Golden Smith, of Maple View avenue
Anacostia, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Smith, has left for Johns Hopkins Uni
versty. where he will take a course in
engineering
Mrs. Charles H. NJ. Barrett is entertain
ing Mrs. Albert E. Preble and son, Nor
man, of Wakefield, Mass. at her home,
1887 Valley place, Anacostia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee have re-
turned to Elkins. w. Va. after a few
days stay in Washington.
Mrs. John Ecker has as her kuest Mrs
Garden Stuart, of South Carlina, form
erly a Washington resident.
Mrs. T. Carson Taliaferro accompanied
| by her daughters, Miss Taliaferro and
Miss Mildred Taliaferro who have been
spending the early autumn at Fortress
Monroe, ere at the Willard for several
days stay before returning to their home
at Tampa, Fla.
! w. B. Hoggatt, OF New York. former
I governor of Alaska, is at the Willard for
few days.
| Mrs. Eliza F. Leary has arrived in
| Washington, having motored from Seat
! tie, Wash. Mrs. Leary will spend the
winter in the East, passing the greater
| part of the time between New York and
| Washington, and while here will stay at
the Willard.
Mrs. John Mccullough, with her daugh-
ters, Miss Harriet Mccullough and Miss
Madeline Mccullough, OF Atlanta. is
! spending a few days at the Willard. Mrs.
J Mccullough has come to Was ashington to
/ place her daughters at school for the
winter.
James C. Sutton, elevator conductor in
the office of the Secretary Of Commerce,
at S720, has resigned
| Randolph H. Page has transferred from
| the Printing Office to the Census Bureau
as a clerk, at s., 400
Edith NJ. Richardson has received tenn
porary appointment a s clerk In the Bu-
reau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
at $500.
Edwin Harsch, aid in the Coast and
Geodeuc Survey at $1,000, has resigned.
Kennith D. Ransom. aid in the Bu-
reau OF Standards, at $50, has resigned.
John w Gillian has been given tenn
porary appointment in the Bureau of
Standards, as laborer, at $3.50.
In the Bureau of Fisheries Depart
ment OF Commerce. Reginald D. Jack
son has been promoted from laborer at
| 5000 to apprentice car messenger at $40;
! Van A. Heffner fish culturist at Clacka,
mas, Greg, from $500 to $500; Thomas Nc
| Namara, messenger, transferred from the
Office of the Secretary to the Bureau of
Fisheries Baltimore
Anthony E. Koppersmith, assistant en-
| gineer of Light Vessel No. 81, at $780,
| has resigned; James F. McDonough has
| received probational appointment as sec
ond officer of the tender Mayiower at
S40; William H. Hedges, keeper, Race
Rock Light Station, n. Y, promoted, 1924