The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-04

mary election day. He will also be in
Milwaukee. Wis. September I. where he
viii participate In the festivities well
coming ex-President Roosevelt.
Maker-up Williams. of the document
section. reported on Saturday morning.
Samuel K. Hall, OF the watch force,
celebrated his eightfeth birthday on
August q. His friends upon the watch
force and others throughout the building
presented him with five and oue-half
dozen roses when he reported for duty
that morning r. B. Harlow, captain OF
the watch, made the presentation speech.
Charles NJ Mccain, messenger In the
purchasing division, has returned after a
two weeks vacation spent on the Po-
tomac River canoeing and fishing.
E. w Ellis, stenographer in the pur-
chasing division. has been compelled TO
lay off from duty for the past week,
owing to a boil upon his right hand.
Fred F. Rutter. OF the pastIng section,
pamphlet bindery. has returned from
three weeks vacation spent In Atlantic
City.
Miss Alice Draney and Miss Ida NJ
TOmlinsOn have gone 10 RehobOth Beach.
Del. where they VIII spend the next two
weeks.
Samuel G. Mawson, Waterman at the
main entrance, celebrated his sixtieth
birthday on Thursday at his home 1888
o street northwest A number Of his G..
A. r. and Spanish war veteran friends
surprised him with a number OF useful
presents.
George A. futile, clerk in the purchas-
ing division, left recently for Wausau.
WIS. where he viii spend a two weeks
vacation visiting his mother and brothers.
While at home he will vote on primory
election day Mrs. futile. who has been
visiting in Wisconsin for the past two
weeks, will accompany her husband on
the return trip to Washington.
Harold B. Sweat, stenographer in the
day for a two weeks vacation in New
York City and Boston. accompanied by
his wife.
Edward J. Donnelly, son OF the Public
Printer. was married August Is, at ST.
Patricks Church. Hartford. Conn, TO
Miss Elizabeth Louise Dahm. OF that
city.
Joe Quinn and Charley Bauers. Of The
keyboard room, attended Joe Gibson as
far as Coney Isl1nd. as a preliminary
starter for his European trip.
Frank wandress. delegate from san
Francisco to the Minneapolis convention.
found many former friends here in
Washington during HIS recent visit.
julius Johnson. Of the proofroom. IS
again in Colorado in hopes Of improved
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII S. Waudby have
joined the printers colony in that new
neighborhood in the northeast, which has
been made a very desirable residential
section since the removal Of the B. & o.
tracks.
Columbia 1O1 baseball team hasn't
shown much class in the post-season.
p. ". Butler, specification referee. left
yesterday afternoon for Atlantic City.
and VIII pay visit to his home IN wor-l
cester, Mass, during his two weeks
vacation
FRESHMAN Charlie Schultz Mrs. Schultz.
and Miss Ruth Schultz departed yes
terday for a three weeks visit 10 the
home OF the Schultz family In Detroit,
Mich.
sam De Nedrey. editor Of the Trades
Uniouist, will dispense his best brand
OF oratory for the benefit Of the Trades
and Labor Assembly Of Wheeling. w
Va. tomorrow.
Z. A. Strudley, Of the ruling room. will
keep bachelors hall for the next two
weeks. while Mrs. Strudley is visiting in
Detroit. Mich.
Rev. Charles f. Fultz VIII preach a
Labor Day sermon at the Church OF the
United Brethren in Christ. North Capitol
and r streets, this evening 10 which
the members OF Columbia Typographical
Union have been specially invited.