The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
Vevs the Women Readers The Hera
PURELY PERSONAL.

Perry n. johnson, Of the Interior
Department. has received q promo
tion.
Clarence Wells. Of Ithaca, N. T..
10 visiting In the city.
Norman Carter. Of the Agriculture
Department. IL visiting his bome In
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eidridge N. Matthews. Of the Gen.
sus once. has resigned.
Harry Coleman. OF the navy yard.
is on sick leave.
Martin @. Gerbin. of the Labor De-
partment. IL visiting in New York
City.
Peter L. circela. Of the Isterior
Department, has received . promo
ton.
C. c. McDevitt has postponed his
vacation until the latter part Of Au-
gust,
Miss Nell Freeman Is preparing for
q trip to New York.
, @. c. Evers. Of this city. last night
arrived in Chicago to take up 4
position with a large packing house.
Thos. w. Monahan has resigned
his clerical position in the Ordnance
Department.
Miss Helen NJ. 7. Weaver has ac-
cepted a stenographic position in
the War Department.
Meyer Davis has returned from
a business trip to Philadelphia and
New York.
Gunnard A. Anderson has resigned
his position as stenographer and
typewriter in the Ordnance Office.
Wiley Copeland has received an
appointment as schedule clerk in
the War Department.
Stanley N. Waldman has left for
Syracuse, New York, where he will
remain for several weeks.
Maj. Harry w. Goodall. Medical
Reserve Corps, has been ordered to
Camp Greene, Charlotte. N. c.
Col Charles II. Heyl. U. 8. A.. re-
tired. has been placed on active
duty and will report for duty in the
office of the Inspector General OF
the army.
Robert e. Rathbone. of r. C.
RA thbone d Son, Of New York, has
been appointed head of the newly
created bureau of insurance of the
American Red Cross.
Max Zabowsky, OF New York. has
returned to that city after . visi,
to relatives here.
Miss Pearl Pritchard and her ais
ter. Mrs. Caroline Matthewson, are
visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Adelaide Msrbut has return
ed to Detroit, after a visit to heI
cousin, Miss Mamie Mendenhall.
Mrs. Anna salvin, prominently
identiaed with Jewish club work in
New York City. il visiting relatives
in this city.
Samuel Menschs. of New York
who. during a several months stay
in Washington, was well known IN
musical circles, has returned to hi,
former home.
Col. NJ. A. Winter. commanding
the Home Defense League Rifles
who has been quite ill for the last
fortnight, has so far recovered a.
to report for duty at his office.
Lieut.. Harry f. Middleton. II
charge of the main recruiting sta
tion of the navy. at 306 Ninth street
northwest, has recovered entirely
from his recent illness, and is OF
duty again.
| William Moore Stillwell has as
sumed his duties as building secre'
tary for the Y. NJ. C. A. at the rec
reation hut now in process of com
pletion at Eighth street and Penn
sylyania avenue northwest.
Enersop r. Miller former asso.
ciate secretary for the Y. NJ. c. A
hut at Eighth street and Pennsyl'
vania avenue northwest, has resign
\ ed to take a position in the govern
ment service.
| Mrs. Isadore Shapiro is expected tC
leave Washington Sunday TO join heI
husband. member of a prominent
law firm in New York City.
Col. Charles II. Heyl, L. S. A, re-
tired. has been placed on active duty
and tatiOned in the office of the In
| spector general here.
Miss Mary Kelly has left Washing
ton for her home in Idaho after a
| visit with Miss Eleanor Smith in this
| city.
! w. r. Waggoner has been appointed
| to the National Food Administration
in the publicity department
Jackson S. Elliott, recently made
chief of the news department of the
Associated Press. has left Washington
| for New York City.