The Washington herald., 1917-12-19
PURELY PERSONAL.

Ordinance Sergeant Patrick Henry
Mccarthy, enlisted corps of the ma
tional army. arrived in Washington
Sunday morning from Camp McClel-
Ian. Anniston. Alabama, for a short
visit with his brother, James S. Nc
Carthy, Sc second street northwest.
Nicolay X. F'ougner. who was in
Washington for n conference with
Shipping Board officials. has returned
to New York.
John A. Hart has resigned as a clerk
in the Bureau of Census.
Henry T. wensel. employed in the
Bureau of Standards, has been pro-
NOTED.
T. 8 Sigh. jr. OF the Bureau Of
Standards, has been promoted to as
siStant physicist
wnifrcd Showalter. n clerk in the
Bureau OF Standards. has resigned.
Joseph NJ. Traotia. Of the Govern
ment Printing Onice. has gone to-
his home in Youngstown, Ohio, for
the holidays.
Miss Theodosia NJ Browalt has re-
ceived an appointment as clerk in the
Pcstofficc Department.
Charles J.. Tyler. of the Census Bu-
reau, is on sick leave.
King F. Brown. of Hsgerstown, Nd,
is spending a few days in this city.
George Y. Whitaker. of New Rocb-
ellie, n. Y. is visiting Louis F. Cor
by in Georgetown
Frank II. Mattox, Of the navy yard,
has resigned.
Mrs. Robert lie Roy, of this city.
arrived in New York yesterday. where
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with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. De
r. Moore
Mrs. ]. H Eagle. who concluded a
ten-day visit to Atlantic City re-
Gently. has returned to her Mas
sachusetts avenue residence for the
winter
p Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bliss, OF
this city, will pass the winter at Santa
Barbara, Cal, due to Mr.. Bliss ID
health
John A. Hart, a clerk in the Census
Bureau, has resigned.
Charles Peck, enlisted in the regular
army, now is in France.
George E. Merritt, employed in the
Bureau of Standards, has been pro-
NOTED.
Edward c. Albes is on a brief vaca-
tion trip through Virginia and Mary
land.
Archibald Robinson, jr., has resign
ed from the Bureau of Standards
Howard R. Mayville has resigned
his clerical position in the War De-
partment.
Jacob Mehner has left the city to
visit his relatives in Dallas. s. Oak,
" ha will in
weeks.
Emma c. Bednaick has received an
appointment in the Ordnance Office.
Howard Giles has returned from a
visit to the Eastern shore OF Mary
land.
r. L. Albright has resigned his
stenographic position in the War De-
partment.
Anna Boyle has received an appoint |
ment as stenographer and typewriter |
from the civil service commission.
Rev. Thomas Semmes, of Richmond, |
Va. who for the past two weeks con- |
Quoted a preaching mission at st. |
PauPs P. E. Church, will leave to-
morrow for his home.
Margery V. Bracker has received an
appointment as stenographer and type |
writer in the Ordnance Office.
Jennie NJ. Brown is making a brief
sojourn with relatives in Woodstock, |
Virginia.
Joseph B. Tarr has been appointed !
as schedule clerk in the War Depart
ment.
Ruth Ross has returned from a VS.
1t to Cumberland, Maryland.
H. Lindsey has resigned his steno-
graphic position in the supply division
OF the Ordnance Department.
Sydney W. Leech, connected for
meriy with the boys department OF
the Central Y. N. c. A, has been ap-
pointed house secretary Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. recreation hut" at Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.