The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-20

c. W. Henry. composition, OF the docu-
ment section. owing to continued sick
ness is detained at his home in Ironton,
Ohio
Imposer Daily. OF the document section,
reported for duty Monday last. upon the
expiration of his leave.
Foreman A. W. Bowen. OF the hand
composing section. returned to his desk
on Monday after delightful visit 10 his
Illinois home, accompanied by his wife.
Their many friends will be pleased TO
learn that Mrs. Bowen has been greatly
benefited by this visit 10 the scenes OF
former days.
Composltor Rigney. OF the document
section, returned from his leave Wednes-
day.
George W. Rowland. many years en-
ployed In the Navy branch has been
transferred TO the document section and
assigned TO the Nth floor.
The list OF sick members OF the chapel
OF the document section comprises Maker
'up Lloyd, Imposers Taylor and Wetmore.
and Compositors Durisoe, Henry. and ].
G. STEELE.
Maker-up e c. Saltzman. OF the specs.
was a member OF the committee OF the
suburbs welcome service held in the
town han OF BFOokland recently under
the auspices OF the Citizens Association
OF University Heights.
Representative-elect Daniel l. Kiester.
OF Harrisburg, Pa, and a well-known
printer or that city, Is dead ringer for
William n. Brockwell, one OF the best
known members Of Columbia Union, ac
cording TO Charley Leeds. who has Just
returned from that country.
Thanksgiving Day exercises, under the
auspices OF the Government Printing
ONCE Chorus. at noon on Wednesday
next. Will be held on the main stairway.
sixth floor. with Mr. Benjamin A. Line
back as director and Mrs. Clara b. Hol-
linger as accompanist, and will consist
Of the following programme:
Sing Unto the Lord ierrit
To Thee. Country kichDerg
Trio from "Attilla Verdi
Miss Ellis. Mr., Jones. ad Mr.. Purvis.
Address
Rev. Dr. Abran Simon. rubbi Washington Hebrew
Congregation
Praise Ye the Father GOunod
America smith
The chorus is composed Of the follow
ing; Miss Kate NJ Ellis. Miss n Ruck-
daeschel. Miss l.. Ransdell. Miss NJ
Walsh, Miss NJ F. Rooster, Miss X
Sweeney, Miss E C. Morel, Miss NJ
Gelsenderfer. Miss F. L. Miller. Miss H.
Bunch. Mrs. J. L. Thornton. Miss Z. A.
Featherstone. Miss +. Donneberg, Mrs.
T. f. Larson, T. L. Jones, j. r. Purvis.
7 Morrison, !, L. Holland, r. A. Lang,
G. ". Bridwell, d. n. Klapp. l.. B. Fete,
c. c. Covert. NJ. p. Connolly, C. w Ruiz,
G. r. Sullivan. II. J. Redfeld. Cyrus Cook,
c. J. Brantley, L. l.. Neal, f. S Moor
head. J. Montgomery, W. K. Martin. and
j. j. Rooney.
Regular stated meeting of Columbia
Typographical Union at the Temple at
$50 to-day.
Hennessy Smith reports seeing Jack
Childress in St. Louis. and says Jack
made no mistake IN exchanging a Job IN
the G. p o. for the position he now has
in ST. Louis.
Clarence +. Bright and Frank 3. Clark
son, of the pressmen's Union, and +. ~
Whitehead. of Columbia Union, have
prominent assignments in the annual
memorial exercises Of Washington Lodge
Of Elks.
At The Church OF the Good Shepherd.
Sixth and / streets northeast to-
morrow evening Mr. Frank f. auckland
will deliver a lecture on the Passion
Play at Oberammergau before the Mems
Club of that church and their friends.
Mr.. Buckland witnessed that wonderful
play last summer while making his an
nual European tour and as he Is an ex-
perienced and Entertaining platform
speaker. those who attend can rest as
sured Of being we'll entertained.
Replying to the invitation Of Director
Lineback, Of the G. 2. o. Chorus. 10 de-
liver an address before the employees of
the Office al noon on Wednesday next,
Rev. DR.. Simon. of the Washington He
brew Congregation. says;
Mr. BENJAMIN A Iinehack:
My Dear Sir: ] am In receipt Of yoJr courteous in
Utatiou 10 participate with you and the men and
women Of the Government Printing Once in your
THANKSGIVING services on Wednesday the I'd al
noon and shall be glad 20 celebrate with you and
lend voice and message 20 the great loyalty We all
hold in common. With expressions Of high esteem,
! remain very truly, ABRAM SIMON.
Five deaths occurred among the mem
bership Of Columbia Union during the
current month
Timothy McKenna. of the document
bindery, has returned from an enjoyable
visit 10 his home In Boston
The topic of general interest among the
hookbinders is their coming annual en-
tertainment and ball, 10 be held New