The Washington herald., 1919-03-28
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr.. 1. II. RiggIes, who went to
France from the Phoenix Life Insur-
ance Company here, is still detained
overseas.
Mr.. J CIctus Stambaugh, editor Ru-,
raj Delivery Record, of York. Pa, was
iu tho city recently on business con-
Ercted with his publication.
Rev Mr. Turuuand has resigned his
curacv al St PauTs Episcopal Church
and is now in charge Of a parish at
IJamsvilIe, Md.
sNTr. C. W. Smith. in charge of the
freizht section, division Of equipment
sud supplies. PostOfiCe Department,
has been doing double duty while the
shipping clerk. Mr.. Scribner. was con-
f8ed to his home by illness.
Mr. Louis ShipI"y. lately employed
iu The Security Savings and CONNER
ciH' Bank. is expected home from.
Frrucc shortly.
H. H. Dfcken has sold his grocery
I,.siuc-s on Twenty-third street north
VEST. and removed TO Detroit.
l.~ Corbin. Robt Yost. Mrs. f. B.
y and Miss \ f. Bourne have re-
,.H5is r'celved promotions in the
1,.to1ico Department.
G,- r- Weidley. OF the Church of
r-.. r'.lurr-tr on. SeCOId and 3 streets
r-.'NnaS'. has recovered from n receH
..'f..--- and .s rt work again. The
.'-u.H ..sI celebrate the fifticth an
n..a.-.HN Of its organization in OC-
toOcr merit
Mr. Miles Finley. who was in the
navy l"cuty-three months. has re-
:~EI,d md resumed his duties in the
Eo.rI Of Inspection, Postoffice De
Pl. uI.ut-
Nh. W o. Bergman. Of this city.
has rs.n appointed to a position in the
redemption division, PostOfice De
partmenL
Mr Thatcher. Organist Of the Union
v. Z. Church for the past two years,
har resigned. consequent upon remov-
al 70 1aothcr field of duty in the pub
lie service.
Miss Helen Hoffman, office Of the
sITCrU -uiCut of mails. city post
Office. returned TO her work iu
thai Q "a a-'r1ent after a short visit to
her ST. ter in Baltimore.
Miss Nav Timm, file clerk, office Of
the superintendent of mails, is antici-
pating vacation at an early date.
Clarence L. SchoOley, superintend-
cnt Of letter carriers. city postoffice,
is expected TO return from Cincinnati.
Ohio. on Saturday, where he has been
on official business.
Frederick Sillers, assistant superin-
tendent of mails. city postOfice. had
such an enjoyable trip with some of
his office associates recently on
Weekend trip to Chesapeake Beach
that he is planning a return trip.
The many friends of Carl Goetzin-
ger, city pOstOffiCe, are wishing him
good fortune in his effort to obtain
the first prize in The Herald contest.
William T. Sherwood. secretary to
VI. o. Chance. city postmaster. has
been on vacation leave the last three
days
A, A EImore, of Spokane Wash. is
I'm t"e CITY
Miss Louise Hale. Of the State. War
and Navy Division, left last night for
her home in Lansing, Mich.
Tom Roberts. OF Combs Motor Com
pany has been i'll for some time. al
though he has remained at his desk.
Saul Brown. a weII-known advertis-
inE man Of Washington. is on his way
hoUA from France
Mrs. W. A. Stevens. Of Washington.
leaves this week for a short visit in
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Miss Margaret Beu is again with r
F. Saul Company. after a recent i'll
ness.
Hugh Mop. Anderson. Of the Agri-
cultural Department. has returned
from a business trip to Charlotte,
y. c.
Miss Dorothy 7. Watson. of the Bu-
reau OF War Risk Insurance. is visit
ing her home in Crisfeld. Md.
John D. NcDougalA Of Cumberland.
Md. IS visiting friends on N street in
Georgetown
Francis w Estabrook Of the Treas
NY Department, has resigned.
Louis T Renfree. Of TIE War De-
partment. is in Detroit. Mich.
Samuel r. BayIiss. OF Department
OF Justice. IS on. sick leave.
Henry SpeCter has severd his con-
rection with the Charles F. Miller
Co, Inc.
r. X. Ferguson, 1ol1 Ninth street.
nor invest. is recovering from illness.
Saul SperIinC has received honorable
discharge from the army.
Miss Dorothy Buckley, Of Keith'sI
circuit. Is visiting friends in Washing
ton Her home is in New York
Miss Audrey Lee Moler Is visiting
her parents in Washington