The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Ethel Barber. formerly with
the Washington Public Library, is
connected with a library on the Pa
citic Coast.
The friends of Rev. Earle Whitley
are pleased to learn that Mrs. Will
fey, his daughters, Margaret and
Katherine, and Miss Gallagher are
all on the road to recovery.
Sasha Racovitch, who has been
the tenor at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. has accepted a
position with the San Carlo Opera
Company.
James Brennan, OF Chicago, has
been engaged as chef by the In
terror Department Restaurant
Miss Ida Dennis, of the Indian
Office, who has been Ill for a week,
is improving very rapidly.
Miss Lila worthington has re-
covered from an attack of Influenza.
Miss Eva McShane, of the War
Department. has been transferred
to Detroit, Michigan, for which
city she will leave shortly to take
up her new duties. Miss McShane's
home city is New Orleans.
Bud" Counihan. former Washing
ton cartoonist, now on the New
York World staff, is visiting friends
in the Capital.
Charles Barrett, who has been
to the Peace Conference as dele
gate of the farmers of America,
is expected in Washington today.
Milo D. Campbell, of Clearwater,
Mich. arrived in Washington yes
terday to attend the conference OF
the National Board of Farm Or
ganizations.
Charles Lyman, executive secre-
tary for the National Board of
from Madison. Wis.
W, A. Simpson, OF Washington.
Tom Moore, the movie man, is
in New York on business.
Ardee Davenport. Of Boston. will
take up his permanent residence
here. and will be attached to the
clerical force of the House of Rep
resentatives.
Seton A. Stringfellow, of the
Treasury Department. is on a
weeks leave of absence in Atlantic
City.
Miss Eunice Miller, of the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau, has rendered
her resignation. preliminary to her
marriage to Constantine E. White.
Miss Ella A. Mellyn has received
an appointment to the teaching
force of the Catholic summer
school. White Plains, n. Y.
Tom Farrell. of the doorkeepers'
force at the Capitol, has returned
from a visit to Boston, Mass.
Elwin A. Price has been appoint
ed to the speaking force for the
victory loan.
Lieut.. Col Joseph NJ. Heller, Med
ical Corps, of this city, stopped here
on his way to Philadelphia to visit
friends. He is now commanding Off
Ger of United States General Hos
pitai No. q at Philadelphia.
Jerome Packett, of this city, left
Chicago for Pittsburgh on his way
home yesterday.
NJ. ]. Deveraux accepted a position
at the Government Printing ONCE
last week.
E. c. Halfstead, OF Montreal. Can
ada, has arrived here to visit his
sister, Mrs. j. Montgomery Fletcher.
George Murray returned from Phil
adelphia yesterday, after a weeks
visit.
e. c. Roguemont, of this city, is
now with the Ford Motor Company in
Detroit, Mich.
J. ]. Elsinour resigned his position
with the War Department last week.
E j. johnson, of the Department Of
Commerce, is absent from work on
account of illness.
Patrick O'Keane Flaherty left the
city yesterday for New York, whence
he will embark for Ireland.
George McMurtaugh has accepted a
position with the Navy Department.
Judge Robert L Hardison. of the
District branch of the Police Court,
has gone to Kentucky for few days.
Miss Eugenia NJ. Nalka, of the