Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-29
NAVY YARD.

Mrs. A. B. Brown, seamstress IN the
gunners' work shop has returned from
Empire, Canal Zone, where she spent
four weeks visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. L. ]. Swain.
George Getner and Bernard Adler Of
the breech mechanism shop spent a
week end at the Paccar Canoe Club
camp.
]. R. Haskins of the tool shop. accom-
panied by his wife, left today for his
annual vacation of two weeks. He will
visit Old Point, Norfolk. Virginia Beach
and historic Yorktown.
Adrian chappelear of the miscellaneous
shop and wife and family, started We'd
nesday for weeks stay at Colonial
Beach.
Ed L. Scott Of the breech mechanism
shop is spending short vacation at his
camp on the upper Potomac.
Ed Foble Of the cartridge case shop
cruised in his launch to the lower Po-
tomao on a fishing trip. He took party
father. B. F. Lvesay OF the primer shop.
William Summers Of the erecting shop.
Ed CLANCY. J. W. Trushiem and J.. T.
Janezzek Summers and Trusheim fur
nished the music for the party.
Leadingman Barker of the tool shop
will spend a few days on the lower
Potomac. He will be accompanied by
his wife and a party of their friends
M. E. Compton Of the breech mech
anism shop has returned from his
honeymoon spent in New York city.
Dan Farmer of the erecting shop is
spending his vacation at Atlantic city.
Walter Cornelius has returned from
a visit to friends at Chesapeake Beach.
A.. L Greenwood Of the tool shop has
departed with his wife and child for a
visit to his home in Pennsylvania.
Walter Sill and W. e. Swain Of the
breech mechanism shop have returned
from a trip of four days, spent at
Colonial Beach.
W. Garner of the coppersmith shop
and family have gone to Piney Point
for short vacation.
wife and children, is enjoying a vacation
of two weeks in Atlantic City.
William H. Mccomas of the gun shop
has gone to Atlantic City, where he will
stay until September 8.
]. q. s. Kinsella OF the secondary
mount shop has returned from his annual
D.
Andrew Martin Of the tool shop has
returned to work after short vaca-
ton.
Walter Fuller of the erecting shop was
married August 10.
W. W. Ellis Of the miscellaneous shop
5ourneyed to Colonial Beach today for
a stay Of one week.
W. W. Tribble Of the tool shop has
gone to his home in North Carolina for
a visit Of two weeks.
Edward Walker Of the primer shop,
with his wife and family, left today for
Atlantic City to spend a week.
Philip G. Beaver of the tool shop de-
parted yesterday for a vacation Of one
week at Waynesboro. Pa.
William E Hayes, acting master
mechanic of the cartridge case shop, is
touring Pennsylvania
Harry stees of the east gun carriage
shop is enjoying a motor boat trip in
the lower Potomac, to extend ten days.
He Is accompanied by his father, ]. M.
Stees, also employed in the east gun
carriage shop.
George Boyd Of the tool shop has re-
turned to work after vacation Of two
weeks at Atlantic City.
william 8. wheatley Of the cartridge
case shop Is keeping bachelors quar-
ters, as his wife left today for a two
week visit to her home at Dobbs
Ferry, on the Hudson.
William Heath Of the erecting shop is
enjoying q short vacation at Atlantic
City. N. J.
E. J. Higgins, leadingman Of the Sec
ondary mount shop. returned to work
Monday after short vacation.
F. Sharp of the tool shop, with his
wife and child, has gone to Ocean View
and Virginia Beach for one week.
John Grieshaber Of the cartrige case
shop Is spending a short vacation with
friends in Maryland.
Dan Strothers Of the secondary mount
shop returned Wednesday from Atlantic
City. where he spent a vacation of four
days.
William Kesmodel Of the general store
keepers department Is enjoying visit
Of one week with his sister In Balti-
more.
Harry Haskell Of the drafting room has
been absent from his desk for ten days
on account Of illness.