The Washington herald., 1919-03-01

Livingston and Son, and Melvin
Herbut Schlosberg. Of the Faultless
Clothes Shop. are enjoying a vaca-
tion at Palm Beach.
Private william E. Moreland, Bat
terry A. 345th F. A, A. z. F.. is with
the army Of occupation at Niederem-
mel, Germany, according to a post
card received by Isaac Cans, this
city.
Lieut. Maurice Zimmerman. Of the
Fortieth Division. U. S. army, was
in Washington yesterday.
Rev. Albert Z. Smith. former as
sistant pastor of the Baltimore
Cathedral, and a native OF Washing
ton, was yesterday appointed secre-
tary to Cardinal Gibbons.
Mary Ellen Flood. Of San Fran
cisco, is expected to arrive in Wash
ingtOn today on a short visit.
Morris T. Raymond. formerly Of
Washington, has been an Baltimore
for several days.
Harvey Ferguson. 1906 T street
northwest, leaves for New York to-
day
Miss Elizabeth Myers is making
an extended motor trip through the
South.
William Black. OF the Treasury
department. has returned from Chi
caEo.
Miss Mildred Gett is spending the
spring months in Washington.
Joseph NJ. LaIIy expects to leave
Washington this week for New
York.
Mrs. Harry Parsons left yesterday
for a brief visit in Atlanta.
Among the Washington women
who have joined the overseas work
"f the Y. VI. c. 4. is. Miss Katherine
Taintor Andrews, of Cordova. She
IS particularly well fitted for the
work with the soldiers. being the
daughter OF Gen. George Andrews,
and the granddaughter of Brig.
Gen. George L. Andrews She has
had wide experience in army posts
all over the country and in the
Philippines and a part OF her own
training was in French schools.
Mrs. Roena s. wayIand. assistant
clerk in the Office Of John +. Young.
clerk OF the District Supreme Court.
nd Miss Naude \. Rodgers, secre-
tary to Chief Justice Walter I. Nc
Coy. left for a weekend visit to
New York last night.
Miss Grace W. Sanders. OF the Bu-
reau OF War Risk Insurance. has re-
turned from a visit to her home in
Des MOincs. Iowa.
George o. MaIviu. OF Petersburg.
Va. is in the city for a few days.
Rupert F. BaIlingcr. Of the Cen
craI Land Office. has resigned. He
will enter tho real estate business
in Columbus. Ohio.
Paul s. Graham. OF Providence,
T. J.. is the guest OF Wade f. Toll
son, OF the Treasury Department.
Clyde c. Kuhn is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Effie l. George. in Brook
Iyn. n. Y.
Hon. Carlos Bee. representative. Of
San Antonio District OF Texas, made
an interesting talk before the
Robert F.. Lee Chapter. L. D. c. at
the Confederate Homo on Vermont
avenue. Tuesday evening.
Miss May Brock has been trans-
f"rred from the Geological Survey
to the Bureau OF Mines.
Miss Ella Brown. OF Pennsylvania
a clerk in the Indian Oflcc. has been
rendered A position as a teacher in
the Indian School at Lawrence.
Kans., and will shortly leave for
the scene OF her new duties.
Mrs. Mary Stephens. OF Virginia.
has been transferred from the Bu-
receiver Of public moneys, General
Land OHce.
Mrs. II. r. McMulIin. OF the Cen
cral Land once. has been recently
promoted to a cIcrkship at $500
per annum.
f D. Henry. former empIoye OF
the G. p. o.. and now employed by
a printing establishment in Detroit,
Is contemplating returning to
Washington where he will resume
government work.
Miss Lola Burns. an employe of
the Pension Office. has left this CITY
for brief visit to her mother, who
is III with influenza.
Louis NJ. Tobin. editor Of the
Banker Farmer, will return to
Champaign, Ill, in several days. He
has been in Washington attending
the Banker-Farmer conference.
B. n. Smith, OF North Lake, Wis.
is in town for a brief stay.
Edward Ingalls, is contemplating
returning to Burlington, VT, shortly,
3. G. Cunningham paid a visit TO
the Monumental City yesterday, re-
turning last night.
Mrs. z. L. Glading has left this
city for vacation to st. Augustine,
Fla.
Stole Sick Poultry.
Brainerd. Mimi. Feb. 2S.-Mrs. c. f.
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