The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
MISS COHEN WEEDS
LOUIS CARROLL
George Martin Is Married
to Miss Lulu M.
Dement,.

TO Miss Lulu M.
Dement,.
Louis Carroll, OF section seven OF the
I printing division. and Miss Rose Cohen,
wee quietly married last Sunday at
National Rifles Armory. Immedi
ately after the ceremony the couple left
| for Boston, Mass, and New York city.
4 On their return they will visit tile
jamestown Exposition.
Miss Lula IL Dement,, Of the number
ing division. was quietly married to
George Martin last Thursday. After
the ceremony the couple and many OF
their friends We're invited into the din
ing room, where luncheon was served
Mr. and Mrs. Martin left Immediately
; after the luncheon for Niagara Falls.
and Toronto. Canada. The bride wore
a travelling suit Of brown chiffon broad
cloth, with hat and gloves 10 match.
Miss Bertha Dement,, sister Of the bnde.
was maid OF honor. on their return 10
the city Mr/apd Airs, Martin Will re-
size at ZIP Second street southeast.
Arthur Small. who has been connected
with the bureau for the last forty
years. has been ailing Tor a week OF
two. and has been confined to his home
in George town. Mr. Small is a charter
member OF Division No. 2. Ancient Or
der Of HIbernians. as we'll as Of heaEe
Council. knights of Columbus.
+. d. waldrcn. OF the printing divi-
sion. was Installed at the last regular
meeting Of Plate Printers Union, Local
No. ?. as a member OF the organIza-
ton committed Mr.. waldror is one OF
the younger members Of the union. and
is expected to make = satisfactory Of
fccr in nix new position
The following employees OF the print
ing division are among the number who
made the trip tc Philadelphia last Sal
Urday to qualify for the November cleo
ton: Dave Fulton. Edward Meehan. 4.
Perkins Myers. and Archie Gibson.
II. W. Melville. on section two of the
printing ,!tvision. has returned from
Phils phia. where he spent ten days
with relatives and friends.
Miss Robnett L. Fauntleroy. the &C
c1mpli5hed messenger in the printing d.
viSioE. has gone 10 the jamestown Ex-
position and Virginia Beach for a two
weeks vacation
/ George Clearly OF section one OF the
printing division. has returned from a
visit to his Old home at Philadelphia
! z. X. F.uloy. Of section seven OF TIE
printing division, who has been on tho
sick list To- a week past is improving.
the physicians having succeeded IN.
breaking the fever.
Miss Fairy A Hyatt. OF section five Of
the printing division. spent last week al
the jamestown Exposition. She will 90
viii spend in the country and the sub
urbs
Mrs. Roberts. wife OF W. A. Roberts
one of the comDositors Of the office
who has been spending two months with
relatives in County Sligo, ireland. sailed
for New York last week on the Celtic
Warren c. Wood. Of the fifth division.
Ief1 Thursday for his old hons. in New
York. where he will spend his vacation
wellington F. Simons. Of the NTH d.
vision, is spending his vacation at the
jamestown Exposition.
william ]. Maloney. of the press di-
vision. is spending his vacation at his
old home. in Boston.
]. Moran. of the press division, left
last week for Boston to spend his vaca-
ton.
Miss Matilda F. Rooster, of the press
division. Is on a vacation. She is spend
ing the timesat the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. and other points in Virginia.
William I. Bateman, Of the fifth d.
vision, left last week for New York.
where he will spend his vacation.
, John f. Irwin, Of the fifth division. Is
spending two weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Harriet f. Robinson, of the fifth
division, is taking her annual vacation.
Ira f. Cole. J. w. Campbell, j. t.
O'Hara, Mrs. Mary A Proctor. Miss
Elizabeth Dement,. Miss Nay Hayes.
> Mss Annie Chapman. Arthur Mc6enny.
George Jackson, and Milton S. Bush.
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