The Washington herald., 1917-10-12
PURELY PERSONAL.

MIS-. l.. %. aHuEISOn HAS
IN Washington to visit her father.
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson has
arrived. in this city, after a visit
to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins, have
returned to the city, after spending
the summer in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins has gone
to New York for a few days.
Miss Helen NJ. Grumpy has arrived
in the city after a two months visit
to the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P. Thorn are
In New York for few days.
Mrs Mary Ida Bosworth, formerly
OF this city, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. LIB. Mcdonnell. of this city.
Friepds OF Mrs. Joseph Olson In
washington were pleased to hear or
the birth of a nine-snd-a-half pound
baby girl recently. Mrs. Olson. form
arly of this city, Is at present In Chi
cago.
John p. Collins, of Washington, has
returned from a vacation spent at
the family's summer home In Nhe
New England mountains.
C. A Rigsleman, of the Govern
nent Printing Office force, a recent
addition to the ranks Of local bene-
iicts. spent his honeymoon at At
antic City.
John L. Kelley, who was among
he District of Columbia's fire quota
II the new national army, has left
he Government Printing Office for
camp Meade.
George n. Payette, son of DR.. e..
Z. Payette Of Washington, has Joined
he country's fighting forces. He has
Unlisted in the navy.
John r. Purvis. of the Government
Printing ONCE, now is engaged in
compiling the Congressional Record
Bert st. Clair. well known Wash
ngton newspaperman, is aiding the
second Liberty Loan committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Foster are visit
ny Mrs. Fosters sister in Wycombe,
Pa
Mrs. z. ". Wood will return from
visit to the Shenandoah Valley the
after part Of this week.
Miss Blessing Whitaker expects to
pend a few days in New York with
q the next few days
Mr.. J. X. Kreiselmeier, Of the Or
nance Once, resigned hi sposition in
he supply division of that office.
Rev. z. ]. Bagby, of the Colymbia
Heights Christian Church, has re-
urned from a visit to Richmond.
LIEUT. Walter Mack is expecting
riders to leave this city shortly.
The Cleaners Class, Of the Column
ria Heights Christian Church, is
tanning an extensive program OF
obstructive work for this winter.
Edward V. johnson. of this city,
pent a few days at Rock Point re-
entity on a fishing trip.
E. c. Morgan. of the Bureau of
Chemistry, Department of Agricul-
ureh has returned from a short va
alton to his home city Of Bever-
y, Mass.
l.. X. MeCracken, of Cincinnati, Is
Washington on short business
rip.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Perry johnson will
isit Pittsburgh for a few days next
Feek.
Mrs. Christian d. Hemmick is to
,e In Pittsburgh during the next
yeek, at the opening of her hus-
and's new theater. at which Alexan-
ler Ensiow will be presented in The
ian Who Stayed at Home"
John J. Harding, Of Atlanta. Ga,
stopping at the Raleigh Hotel.
Michael Remond, Of the Govern
nent Printing ONCE, Is on sick leave
Clarence R. Bailey has received a
emporary appointment in the Pat
mt once as clerk.
George wunder Of the Geological
urvey has resigned.
Fred G. Kellerman and family, Of
cumberland. Nd, are visiting friends
a Georgetown.
Herman Wolfe has received a pro-
ationary appointment as messenger
a the, War Department.
Joseph T. Brady, Of the navy
ard. has resigned to take up en-
loyment in Norfolk. Va.