The Washington herald., 1911-09-03
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1911

weeks. and when he returns he will be
accompanied by his bride. Washington
is an ideal place to spend the honey
moon. and Benny's friends will see to II
that Mrs. S. gets a royal welcome.
President Belair, of the Bookbinders
Union, is taking two weeks leave to
show some visitors the beauties of the
Nations Capital. and Vice President Ku-
kart is leading a party Of fishermen on
trip down the Potomac.
Miss Laura Depue. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Depue, of Chevy
Chase, Md, was married to Charles Fay
Osgood, of Hartford, Conn, August %, at
All Saints Church, by the Rev. DR.. Au-
stin. After a few days spent in Atlantic
City Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood will make their
home in Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Depue,
father of the bride, was an emplOye of
the G. 7. o. from 1877 to 1888. From 1883 to
the present he has been employed by the
Bureau of Labor, now bureau of the
Department OF Commerce and Labor.
Big jim" Conroy. of the bindery. has
gone to Atlantic City for stay of two
weeks, accompanied by Mrs. Conroy.
The following bookbinders will take
advantage of the Labor Day vacation 20
visit Philadelphia and register for the
fall election: Alexander Tosh, Charley
Ecker George Emory William Milligan.
William Norris, and Edward Francis.
Mrs. f. ]. Delana and two children,
from Monmarth, n. Oak. are visiting her
sister the wife of Felix ]. Belair presi.
dent of the BOOkbinders' Union.
Luke Ludlow. of the bindery. who
went to Detroit as a delegate to the re-
cent convention OF the LOYAL Order OF
the Moose. writes from Mount Clements,
Mich, OF the many beauties and advan-
tages of that famous health resort
Frank s. Wallace has been acting
foreman of the ruling and sewing sec
tlon OF the bindery during the absence
of Charles Meyer.
Teddy Stroh. of the bindery. is spending
his leave of absence At Atlantic City and
his old home town of Harrisburg
Pressman Jesse Lednum. one of the
best amateur bowlers OF Washington. is
organizing Il team of q. = o. men to
enter the District Bowling League for
the coming season. and is confident of
having a team that can hold its OWN in
the fastest company of the Capital City.
E. S. CPucky) Wild, who has filled a
desk position in the document section
(both night and day. almost as long as
Charley Leeds has been transferred to
the prOOfrOOm and assigned as a reader.
Considerable Encouragement was neces-
sary to accommodate the big addition
to the prOofroom of most OF the night
force, but everything has worked out
satisfactorily.
While on a visit to Albany, y. Y. re-
Gently. c. T. Vogel. OF the Jobrocm. at
tended a clam bake given by the Capital
City Club. and Won a handsome prize
in one Of the sporting contests Of the
occasion.
Fred Whitehead who has been
having all kinds of bad health for several
months past, has returned from u vaCa-
tion spent partly in West Virginia, look
ing all 10 the good and his friends all
over the office hope his troubles are over.
COmrade jim MAYNARD. who has just re-
turned from Oklahoma City, where he
convention of the Spanish
War Veterans. declares that is a most
wonderful city. with public and business
buildings equal to those seen anywhere.