The Washington herald., 1910-07-24

sang q number of songs which were
much enjoyed. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Hutch.
Mr., and Mrs. Belair, Robert D. Barrett,
Luke Ludlow. Sam De Nedrey. Lew Al
len, Vice President Seals, of the Cen
trail Labor Union. ". NJ schoonmaker,
secretary of the Royal Highlanders, and
others.
Makeup G. (. Partridge. OF the docu-
ment section. is enjoying a portion of
his annual leave.
Compositors John W Grfmth, Herbert
E. James, and Steve Shanks. of the doc
ument section, have been granted leave.
Skilled Laborer James E. Hall, Of the
document section. has been granted If
teen days leave.
Maker-up John II. Butler and Imposer
W. W. Stanford, Of the spess force fifth
floor. were among the leave-takers the
past week.
Harry c. Frank, OF Columbus, Ohio,
after a ten-days soJourn in Atlantic City.
spent a few days IN Washington visiting
his mOther-in-law and brother. Henry,
OF the purchasing division Mr. Frank
is steward upon the Pennsylvania TWEEN
ty-four-hour limited from New York TO
ST Louis, and Is well known among poll
ticians and newspaper men in this city.
having accompanied the Taft special dur
ing the Presidents campaign. Mr.. Frank
left Wednesday evening for his head
quarters in Columbus. while his wife and
daughter will be the guests OF Mr..
Franks brother for the next two weeks.
Lewis Stark. OF the blndery. returned
Thursday from a weeks fishing at Ben
edict, Nd.
Secretary William Gallagher. Of the
Bookbinders' Union, returned Thursday
morning from a pleasure trip to Colonial
Beach of weeks duration.
The present address Of J. NJ Weaver
is SIG Montgomery street. Knoxville,
Iowa
Robert H. Mayors. of the document sec
ton, has been detailed as maker-up on
the Y.
John Tuite. of the document section. is
on leave.
Mrs. F. J. Belair. wife OF the popular
president of the Bookbinders' Union, ae-
companied by her three fine boys. left
OF Monday evening last for a two-weeks'
visit to relatives and friends in Mime
apolis, MINI.
Luxe F. Ludlow, of the bindery. has
been on the sick list for the past week
William S Scott. one Of the oldest and
most highly respected members OF the
Washington Pressmen's Union. is in
Sibley Hospital, It is feared with but a
short time to live. Mr.. Scott sustained
an injury about four years ago which re-
suited in the amputation of his right les
He is nearly eighty years Of age.
The condition Of James E. Bright. treas
urer Of Columbia Union, is quite serious
though his family are not without hope
of his recovery.
w. A. Shreve, of the document section
was among a number Of Government
Printing Office employees who attended
the annual tournament and picnic of st
Nary's Catholic Church. held at Boyds
Md. on Wednesday.
Maker-up Meyer, Of the spess, has re,
ceived the good news that his son, who
recently had his leg amputated, as men
toned in this column two weeks ago. i,
getting along finely, and on Tuesday wa!
permitted to leave his bed.
c. A. Pate, of the document section, ii
recent detail TO the Navy section.
Compositors Knapp, Griffin, and Nc
Aloon. OF the document section. have beer
detailed 10 the War branch.
Miss Emma Swain, press division, wa!
painfully though not seriously hurt while
alighting from a New Jersey avenue cal
on Thursday morning. neeessitating heI
absence from the Office.
Misses Ella L. Rollins. May TenIey
and Mrs. Lulu Roller are absent from the
pressroom on account of illness
Larry Costigan and William Rountree
Of the press division. are reported as be
hing sick
Miss Pearl R. Hill, press feeder, is a
Sibley Hospital. Ill with typhoid fever.
Maker-up Ashley, Of the Y, having beer
granted all leave due. left for his hom'
in New Jersey Saturday noon.
Compositors f. H. Tabler and B. L
Stidham, of the document section. will
begin their annual leave tomorrow.
Maker-up Lloyd and Imposer Robinson
of the Y. whose leaves expired on Friday
reported for work the following morning
Edward z. Connor, of the documen
section, returned from his leave on Fri
day.
The quarterly meeting of Columbia 10
Athletic Association will be held at tn,
Temple at 2:S0 to-day.
Militia duties with the National Guar,
claims the following press division EN-
ployes: L. V. Adams, J. ". Kolar, J
P. Kahler. w. J. Cousins. W. E. Rink