The Washington herald., 1916-10-19
Purely Personal
Mrs. ]. T. Conrad is in New York a
the Hotel Netherland.


Netheriand, New York City.
Charles g. Harrington, of Virginia, has
been PROBATIONARY appointed messenger
boy in the Patent Office.
James B. Griffin has just returned from
short trip to New York.
John friedman has received an appoint.
ment In the Bureau of migration.
J. NJ. Densmore is on a vacation
through the Western States.
Miss C. H. Mcdowell is on a vacation at
st. Joseph, La.
W. F. Warner is on a visit at his
old home at Newark. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Sill have returned
to Washington from a vacation spent in
| the North.
T. Hill Marshall. of this city. leaves on
Saturday to visit his son, George Pres
ton Marshall in Martinsburg, w. Va.
Miss Leona Harris, of Keyser, W. Va.
was a visitor in Washington last week.
Gilbert Spindle. OF the City Post once,
recently returned from a visit to his
home at Centerville. Va.
Wilbur stutz. of this city, is playing
in the musical comedy. Go To It." in
Boston.
Miss Mildred Brown. Of this city, is
in New York City for the winter.
Oco Thompson has received an appoint
ment in the United States Department OF
Agriculture. Bureau OF Soils Mr.. Thomp-
son resigned his position at the Library
of Congress September 30 to accept the
more lucrative one in the departmental
service.
Miss Harriet w. Braisted. of Rich
mond, Is visiting Mrs Andrew H.
Crockett, OF Anacostia
Capt. E. HawIey Harrison. who has
been doing service on the border has re-
turned on furlough and Is visiting his
parents at Randall Highlands
Wallace H. Cunningham, of New York.
is registered at the New Ebbit Hotel
Miss Thelma Carrick. of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Chevy Chase.
f. A. Hoes. of Boston, has been visit
ing friends in Kalorama road for the
past two days. He will leave this morn
ing for New York.
William Paul Cox has accepted a posi-
ton in San Antonio, Tex.
George Lewis Montcroft. of Anacostia
has been appointed secretary to large
law firm in Dallas. Tex.
Edna May Reisler. OF Cleveland Park
has gone to Annapolis, where she will
spend the winter.
R. Bowie Holland. Of the Department
OF Agriculture. leaves within a few days
for four weeks vacation at Rockville,
Md
w. o. Gibson. of the press division Of
the Government Printing plant, will leave
for a fishing trip on the Shenandoah
river at Bluemont. Va.
H. Irving Howard a Washington boy
has left the city to resume his studies at
Cornell University.
John Phillip Sousa will be the guest Of
the Analostan Gun Club at Benning on
Sunday morning at a private shoot.
Fred Frost, of the Department Of Asri-
Denver, Colo.
Frank Drum, assistant secretary to
Representative Lewis. OF Maryland. has
gone out to campaign for the success
of his employer. a candidate for the
United States Senate.
W. D. Brown is absent from his desk
in the Postofhce Department on account
Of sickness.
Miss Fannie Roseman is on a vacation
in the Berkshire hills OF New England.
Charles J. MacCurray is in New York.
where he will remain for several weeks
Charles w. Henry. OF the Government
Printing once, still is at his home in
Ironton. Ohio. He has been granted
thirty days leave without pay, owing to
Ill health.
Mrs. Alice johnson and Miss Marie
Burgy are spending their vacation at Pen
Mar.
Elsie D. Brewster. of Washington, Is
registered at the Grand Hotel, New York
City.
c. W. Wright, Of the division Of money
orders, PostofHce Department. has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Illinois.
H. N. Nichols, OF he division of money
orders, Postoffice Department, recently
attended the Hagerstown, Md. fair.
Mrs. Laura Anderson, OF the division Of
money orders, Postoffice Department, has
been absent from her desk the past week,
owing to Illness
E. l. Ricard, Of the Postoff1ce Depart
ment, has been Ill for several days
Rawles Moore, of the solicitors ONCE
Of the Postnfice Dana rtr,ant IL IN q