Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-17

Panama canal commission at Panama In a
clerical capacity.
Vacations from the folding room are be-
Ing enjoyed by Miss Lena Demont, at
Niagara Falls; Mrs. A. T. Abel, at Atlantic
City: Miss Marion Harper, at Colonial
Beach. and Thomas B. Clancy, at New
York city.
AT the recent election OF the local Stereo-
typers and Electrotypers Union d. J. Muir
ray of the foundry selected as dele
gate to the annual international convention,
which meets August 10 at Chicago.
Among those on leave from the job bind
cry are: Miss Jeanne w. Wakefield at
Anandale. Va; Miss S. E. Henning, at AS
bury Park. N. Y; Miss Maggie c. Colbert.
at Towson. Md, and Mrs. ]. L. Thornton,
at Falls Church, Va.
Miss BERTHE Lambson. Mrs Elizabeth C.
Prather. 8. G. McElhannon, George AUX
ward and c. p. Judge have been transferred
from the job bindery to the branch at the
Congressional Library building.
Personal Notes.
George NJ. Ramsey. foreman of the speci-
fication press room. has completed another
of the serio-comic labor storyettes for
which he is establishing a reputation
among labor journals.
H. H Lazelle of the paper warehouse has
been receiving the congratulations of his
friends over the winning of a beauty prize
by his little granddaughter in recent
competition.
Miss Mamie Johanson and Miss Grace
Parkhurst of the main bindery sewing
room were members of a large party which
made trip to Park Hall and Colchester,
Nd, recently.
Lloyd G.. Quincy has returned to the main
press room after a short absence in at
tendance on the sessions of the Y. p. s. c.
Z. convention at Baltimore as delegate
from Lincoln Temple.
John Kelley of the watch force Is spend
ing a month in Santa Paula, Cal, and
vicinity a combination of business and
pleasure calling him to his old home.
John ]. O'Brien of the foundry and j. H.
Atkins Allen Russell and Joseph Overmeer
of the bindery report very pleasant "Trip
by water to Baltimore and return.
Richard Murphy of the finishing division
of the lob bindery is spending month at
Colonial Beach with his family having a
cottage at that place for the summer.
Assistant Foreman ]. d. Meyers OF the
main press room is attending the conven-
ton of Elks at Buffalo. He will return
home by way of Albany and the Hudson
river water route. .
Word has been received in the third di-
vision that Robert P. Pehon, recently en-
Moved there has been elected an alderman
in the council of his home town IN North
Carolina. a,..,,,,
escape from the loss of two myers re-
Gently, but is suffering from seNele ~,
Jury to the second anu 'iii'o iS
his left hand. -. ia.
Gustav Buehne reported Tor uul! rtceiliS
and was assigned to the wagon DIVISION
having returned from a Two moh'hs NiSi'
at his home in st. LOUIS. -,
George Hassell leather cutter IN 'he oiu
hni1dnp Is enjoying the pleasures Oh Il "Trip
to Atlantic City with his FAMILY ,a,,,
Miss Margaret Mcnamara of the man
bindery sewing room spent week reeeh''s
in PlllaIFlDDla.
Frank O. Cole of the main press room
has been called to New Hampshire on ac-
count of the very serious illness OF BIS
father. ,,, -
Mrs. l.. A. Tune OF the job bindery sew
ing room has been transferred 10 a clerleal
position in Congressional Library
Howard DOMAIN, in charge OF the 49,
matte gathering machine In the folding
room is enjoying short leave or absence;
Ed c. Maher OF the main press room VINO
has been on the sick list for four months,
is expected to report for duty soon
Fred Schlick of the finishing room or the
lob bindery has returned TO the office after
a short Illness.
James II. Brodnax of the first division has
reported for duty after an absence OF over
seven weeks due to severe Illness
Rev William Fantroy of the specification
press room received much sympathy recent
y incident to the death of his daughter;
Miss Iowa Hampson of the Gazette dlVls-
ion is visiting relatives and friends at Den
yer and other points in Colorado.
James Herman. T. Tiverney and g. w.
Wilmington of the watch force are the lat
est additions to the list of those on leave.
Harry Frahm and George Hurst OF the
stamping division recently spent a short
holiday a Virginia Beach.
Miss Eta Davis has returned to the Job
bindery sewing room from a short visit to
Occoquan Falls, Va
Harry s. Runyon, employed in the main
folding room, is taking vacation with his
wife at Colonial Beach.
Mrs Rose McClelland of the folding room
IS spending a two months leave of absence
at Atlantic City.
w A. Kinsolving of the third division is
erecting a suburban home at Mount Rainier.
A. T. Tompkins on the sick list of the Job
bindery for some time, has returned 10
work.
Mrs Bessie Mcnamara of the main bind
cry sewing room is visiting at WATERFOWL
Ny.
c. D. McLelland of the building superin-
tendents office is on leave.