The Washington times., 1908-05-31

Lulu V. Harris. and Miss Eva c. Brau-
man and sister.
Miss frankie f. Knibb, OF the exam
lining division, VINO is Oh annual leave
for two weeks. viii pay visit 10 rela-
uves at Harrisburg. Pa, and also spend
some time with friends at Lynch Sta
tioH., Va.
Miss Florence E. Thompson. Of sec
ton two Of TIE printing division. IS
spending part of her annual vacation
in Philadelphia on a visit TO friends.
Miss Helen V. Mems. Of section ten;
Mrs. Mary Naughton. Of section seven,
and Miss E. Dorothy Hayden. Of section
two. printing division, have been pro-
NOTED TO the examining division.
Mrs. susanna H. William. Of the num-
berng division, IS on a vacation for
week.
William B. Bowers. OF section 2 print
ing division, T. taking several days OF
his annual leave.
Miss Agnes ]. Hopeweu. Of the print
ing division, left last week for her
home in Virginia TO recuperate her
health.
ovid V. Shaw. Of the printing division.
whose capers with Cupid during the
past month finally led TO his marriage
20 Miss Mary EsteIe Rich. OF Odenton.
Md. in this city a few days ago. has
been receiving the congratulations OF
his friends over the happy fruition OF
the elopement. Mr.. Shaw fell in love
with Miss Rich while he was recuper-
ating from a recent illness, and the
elopement was planned because of the
objection Of the brides mother 10 her
daughter being married at her early
age. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw Will be al
home TO their friends at 30 Thirteenth
street.
Much sympathy is felt throughout the
bureau for the bereaved family Of Jo-
scph SudsbuTger, who was shot TO death
az his home in this city last week by
Walter Johnson, q negro. Mr. Suds-
burger was foreman Of the bureau
stables ard had a long and creditable
record in his position. He was regard
ed as one OF the most faithful employees
Of the bureau. and his death is greatly
regretted by all who knew him. He Is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
tors.
Several additional plate printers who
were recently selected through Civil
Service channels for employment IN the
bureau 10 assist with the heavy run of
work hGVe reported for duty during the
past week The demand on the Bureau
for new currency and the various forms
Of securities and stamps is constantly
on the increase.
Captain Of the Watch Nathan King
las been on annual leave for ten days.
John E. Borland. Of the office of the
printing division, is on a vacation.
Mrs. Brunilda E. Randall. Of the ex-
ainlning division. has been transferred
20 the loans and currency division Of
the Treasury Department.
Miss Bartlett, of the miscellaneous
division. has been transferred 70 the
wetting division.
Miss Minnie A. Spangler. Of the ex-
aiming division. left last week for her
home at Gettysburg, Pa, where she
VIII spend two weeks of her annual
leave.
Miss Mamie O'Donnen. OF the examin-
ing division. has been transferred TO the
surface branch,
Miss Anna T. Kennedy, OF the by
draulic press division, night force, left
last week TO spend two weeks at her
home IN West Virginia.
Mrs. Nellie Divine, counter and ex-
aminer in the examining division, is
on q vacation for six days.
Miss Maud Riggles, of the eXamin-
ing division. is taking a week OF her
annual leave.
Mrs. cora L. Webster. Of the exam
lining division, has been transferred to
the surface branch.
Mss Made w Fisher and Miss Mol
lie L. Tystnger. of the examining divi-
sion. have been promoted TO the Wet
ting division.
Miss Jane Hammerly. of section one,
printing division, has gone TO her home
at Leesburg, Va, to spend several days
with relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret A Carroll. of the eS-
aiming division. has been granted