Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
.ity, Hoboken. N J.. to cast their votes.

| city, Hoboken. n. J.. to cast their votes
Miss Nellie Theaker of the day mono
| type keyboard section has been absent
for the past ten days on account of i'll
ness.
Miss Fannie Roseman returned TO her
duties In the day proofroom this week,
after two months spent visiting relatives
and friends in Iowa and Nebraska.
Luke F. Ludlow is acting foreman of
the folding and stamping section of the
! bindery. while James Z. Cogan is acting
foreman of the bindery in the absence of
Foreman Duffy
Chairman 7. A. Bynum has called a
meeting Of the executive committee of the
hnlghts of Momus (Knockers) for to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
nome OF the treasurer Marsh A Boden-
manner. liz Maryland avenue northeast
Tor the purpose of considering committee
appointments in connection with the an
nual banquet of the organization
Albert +. Sardo. John j. Callahan. Ar
thur F. Boston and Spurgeon H. Weaver
all OF the press division. have been grant
ed leave of absence.
Mrs. Littit l.. Post has returned to her
duties in the press division after a week S
absence on account of illness.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Cullen, Mrs Esther
E. Perry. Mrs. Ethel NJ Barrick Mrs
Otelia Taylor and the Misses Sarah Meyer
and Margaret 7. Nolen, all of the press
division, have been detailed to the postal
card section on. account of the rush of
that work
Assistant Foreman A. J. Arnold of the
ho- -.
eral days in New York city
| w. II. Leavitt, in charge of the "Y," is
| on leave this week, and Fred W. FolIett
| is acting in charge during Mr. Leavitt's
| absence.
| w. Z. Lewis of the document hand)
section is one of the leave takers this
week.
| NJ. A. Maloney of the document (hand)
section has been visiting his home in New
Jersey.
! J. NJ Thompson of the document section
returned Thursday from a visit in New
York.
George H. Stull. of the proofroom, who
has been absent for the past month on
! account of i'll health, has applied for
1
Wednesday from a two-week visit in New
York
! z. 7. c'Zack) Jenkins of the night
force began a two-week vacation Tues
| day.
| The following detail from the jobroom
| are helping out in the monotype section:
| George II. Ball. William H. Bright, Harry
| III. Geisbert, John I. Harris, j. L. Kause,
| Hubert J. Mills, John I. Morsell Joseph
| III. Polkinhorn, Harry J. Redfield, Henry
! P. Slaughter. George B. Tallman and AL
| fred Thomson.
j Frank A. Roderick of the proofroom is
| absent from work on account of illness.
| John Ii. Carr, Ollie H. Hill and Eman-
| uel M. Castle of the watch force are en-
! joying leaves of absence.
James T. wilkins, machinist's helper.
began twenty-four-day vacation this
week.
| Peter p. Pealer. foreman in the sani-
! tary section. returned from visit to his
| home in Steuben county. \. Y.
| Ernest L. Mills. helper in the electrical
| section, is taking a portion of his leave.
| c. w Tignor of the engineers section
began a three-week leave of absence
Thursday.
The recent costume party given by Mrs.
| Lorenzo Hoover and Mrs. c. c. Thompson
| for the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Typo
graphical Union was attended by large
number of printers wives daughters and
sisters. Mrs. F. c. Roberts is president
of the auxiliary. Mrs. A. c. knight, as
chairman Of the entertainment committee,
provided an excellent evenings diversion
| for those attending.
! Appointments, separations, transfers.