Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16

out pay, granted her. Her health is re-
| ported to be improving.
| Pomfret l.. Herndon of the monotype
room will spend his vacation at Brad
| dock Heights, Md. His son. who is a
| midshipman on the battleship, Illinois, ex-
| periencing his first year cruise, will join
him August %
Jesse NJ Clark. keyboard operator. re-
turned from Atlantic City Thursday, after
| thirty days OF rest.
Mrs. Ada Friedlander. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Buffalo.
\. Y, for the past three weeks. returned
to her duties in the monotype section
| Friday.
L. NJ. Divine darkened his machine in
the keyboard room Friday and took the
train for Atlantic City, where he will re-
main several weeks.
Arthur H. Rossall of the proof room.
who has been on departmental detail in
tee in the Union building for several
weeks. left today for Atlantic City. where
he will spend a week. after which he and
! party of friends will take motor boat
cruise along the coast for the balance of
his leave.
W. II. c'Snapper'') Garrison. formerly
employed in the old first division of the
office in the handset days. was visiting
the printery Friday. renewing acquaint-
ance with his old-time friends. Snapper
Is running a newspaper and printing
plant at Manassas. Va. and Judging from
| his looks the world is giving him all
| that's coming to him.
Chairman leonard Kukart of the bind
| cry section is receiving congratulations
| on the financial success of the recent
| bookbinders' excursion. over $50 having
on fhn
Proofreader Frank L. Pyne and Mrs
| I!ne are spending couple of weeks at
| Atlantic City.
Inc sixth annual tournament of the
National Union Printers Base Ball As
soclatlon will be held at Pittsburgh,
"a Ia, august 81 to September G. inclu
citation are New York. Pittsburgh. st.
Louis Washington. Cincinnati, Indian
apoiis. Philadelphia, ST. Paul Denver.
boston and Chicago. The Washington
president; c. H. Greenawald Ninotype
section). vice president: William N.
i5rockWell (Eroof room), secretary
treasurer The Washington printers
this city August 81 at 10 am. over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. arriving
/ II Pittsburgh at 6:35 that day. The
program for the week will be as fol-
lows:
| The evening of August 81 will be de-
voted to general greeting of the guests
By members Of Typographical Union
NO. and n business meeting of the
national commission at headquarters.
September 1. Labor day parade. in
which the visitors will participate
with members of Pittsburgh Union.
after which luncheon will be served
at Tech Park: two ball games In the
afternoon. followed by a reception in
the evening in the English room. Fort
Pitt Hotel. September 2. visit to the
plant of the Independent Brewing Com
pany and two ball games in the after
noon at Tech Park September 5. au-
tomobile ride for the visitors i'm the
morning, ball game at Exposition Park
in the afternoon and boat ride on the
| Monongahela river in the evening,
with dancing and music. September ..
the day will be spent in dancing, field
sports and other events at Keystone
Park. September s. ball game at E,x
! position Park, ladies' party and stag
party in the evening. September g..
ball game in the afternoon at Elk
position Park. The evening Will be
devoted to League night" with the
presentation of the Herman trophy to
the 1913 champions. followed by dane
ing Boston won the trophy last year.