The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Items of Interest to 6. P. @. Workers

| nee in New York, of which place he has
been resident for years.
At the commencement exercises Of St
Benedict's Academy. Brookiand, d. c..
June le. J. Herbert. son Of jerry Walsh,
much praise for the ability he disclosed
In one OF the playIets.
| Harry Hickman. after several years
spent on the daily papers OF Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York. has returned
TO Washington and is employed on one
of thu evening papers. His father, WILL
lam H. Hickman, was connected with the
@. p. o. for many years as foreman Of
the Record. and was foreman also Of
the National Republican. and was one
OF the most popular men ever connected
with Columbia Union.
Adyices from RogersvilIe. Tenn, say
the convention OF the International Print
! ing Pressmen and Asslstants' Union,
held there the past week, was one Of
the largest in the history OF the union.
and that George Berry. president. was
successful again In overcoming the op-
position Of the delegations Of New York
etc, In regard to his policies.
Clarence hoimess son OF Suhfies f.
/, Holmes. Of the night proofroom. added
further laureis TO his remarkable record
as an athlete by winning In the heats and
| the finals Of the 2s-yard dash against nf-
| teen competitors on the Virginia avenue
Fairgrounds on Friday afternoon. under
| the Y NJ c. A. colora. He has never
been beaten In his class.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z Burkland sailed
from Baltimore June II for Bremen. Ger
many. expecting to spend several weeks
In Europe. and also visit the Holy Land.
John Farrell, Of the forwarding and tn-
ishIng section of the bindery. IL on q
three weeks visit TO his former home in
Mississippi.
Eugene Paetsch. Of the bindery. has
gone for another visit TO the Fatherland.
/ expecting to be absent about three
months.
John v. cogan. son Of James & cogan,
bindery foreman. was q member Of the
graduating class in dentistry OF George
town University. and will make his home
IN New York In the practice Of his pro-
fession.
Henry A. Nothnagel, OF the day proof
room. is again an inmate Of Providence
Hospital.
Miss Montague Brown, machine opera
tor. has been transferred from the ruling
and sewing to the pamphlet-binding sec
ton Of the bindery.
Wednesday evening. June 10. Miss Net
tie z. Smith, clerk in the once Of super
intendent OF documents, G.. P. o., and Mr..
William Boyd Spencer. of Philadelphia.
were married at the home Of the bride in
N street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. L. Morgan Chambers, Of Nc
Kendree n. z. Church. The bride was
given In marriage by her uncle. Mr.. f. 8.
N~ores. and was beautifully gowned in
white crepe meteor and rose point lace
and her veil Of tulle fell gracefully from
q eoronet OF orange blossoms and lilies OF
the valley. Her bouquet was q shower
of Brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
Her maid Of honor. Miss Alice Hanford
Smith. wore q gown Of pink tsffeta and
carried q huge bouquet OF sweet peas. Mr..
William wolney. OF this city. was best
man. reception followed. after which
the young couple left for q honeymoon
through the North and Atlantic City.
They were the recipients Of many hand
some and costly gifts. After July Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer will reside In Philadei-
phia.