The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-17
Notes and Personals.

Notes and Personals.
The Woman's Auxiliary to Columbia
Typographical Union, No 10l. elected
officers on Tuesday evening as follows:
President, Mrs. ]. NJ Huston; vice pres
ident. Mrs. Eugene Andrew; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. +. W. Thomas.
chaplain, Mrs. J. +. Mccormick; dele
gate TO the y. 5man's international
Auxiliary CONVEX ton at Boston, Mrs.
Joe NJ Johnson.
The Acting Public Printer has directed
Mechanical Supervisor Mcfarland, civil
Engineer Schmidt, and Chief Carpen-
ter LOehler TO determine the storage
capacity Of the several floors Of the old
building. ColOTed loading diagrams
ing capacity of the different parts Of
each floor, which viii act as a guide
In the storing Of material and prevent
overlooking of the building.
Capt. Edward Brlsn. Of the electrical
division, who is senior captain Of the
Second Regiment, District National
Guard. headed the review on the White
Lot Monday with his company.
Charles Mal!este McCann, messenger
in the supply division. has returned
from Alexandria, Va, where he spent
a portion Of his annual leave with mis-
cousin. Henry Reiseberg.
Howard Williams. roller stockman.
has returned from Chicago. Ill. where
he spent portion Of his annual leave.
Henry H. Lazelle, envelope stockman.
has returned from a tWenty-nve-day
leave Of absence, which was spent at
Chesapeake Beach fishing.
Fred L. Powers. chief electrician. has
returned from a ten-day vacation, a
portion Of which was spent on his
launch down the Potomac
Sanford B. Campbell, pressman. has
been transferred from the library d.
vision to the main ofrife.
Willis G. Brown, assistant editor
office superintendent of documents, has
returned to duty after a vacation OF
seventeen days.
Joseph W. Campbell. pressp.an; An
drew Jackson. and William A. Kell
helpers, have been transferred from tho
night TO the day shift in the press d.
vision.
Miss Mary A. IAwlOr has been trans
ferreG from the Agriculture division tC
the press division at the main office as
a press feeder.
Edward J. Koontz. of the press divi
sion. was called to Ohio last week Il
attend the funeral of his father.
Mrs. Rosa Downs. OF the press divi
sion, continues i'll at her home in this
city.
Frederick II. Berger. Of the office o
| the superintendent Of manufacture, wa
away from the Office TO attend tn
! funeral Of his mother, who died Frida,
last.
| Charles D. SIcIeIland, Of the stool
! room, office superintendent of docu
| ments, has been promoted 20 the va
/ cancy made by the resignation o
Charles s2erle.
| Thomas Peter. assistant doorkeepe
/ and guide. mas returned to duty afte
( a vacation of seventeen days. spent i
Maryland.
John F. stowen. of the mailing sec
/ ton. Office superintendent OF documents
| who recently had a finger amputate
| he had Jhe member caught in a cog
| wheel Of one of the mailing machines
returned to work this week.
| George Peter. of the stock section
| office superintendent of documents. hs
| returned after a vacation of severs
| days.
! Miss Sarah Amber. librarian. offiC
| superintendent of documents, is i'll &
her home
| Mrs Georgiana Y. King, or th
| pamphlet bindery, was on a Vacatio
| last week
John E. Walsh. of the pamphlet bine
| cry, and Denr,s J o Leary, OF u
| press division, we're away from the o.
fee last week on a fishing trip.
Miss Anita Collins. chief Of the corr
| spondence and filing section, ontce 81
perintendent of documents. has returne
from q vacation of two weeks
Joseph I. May, acting superintendei
of buildings. worked part OF the la
| week, the balance being devoted TO son
| quiet celebrating. his wife having pr
scented him with a bouncing boy
James l. Primm. Of the Railing. Sc
] section. office superintendent OF doc