The Washington herald., 1914-08-09

Miss Marian Kennedy and Miss Be.sis
Genio. Of the intermediate pressroom
force, are spending their vacation Al
Ocean View. Va
Mrs. W. r. Ramsey and her sister m.
spending the summer with relatives An
the mountain districts Of Maryland.
Andrew L Huss. assistant foreman Of
the night nonotype section, with his
family, is at Atlantic City for a STAY on
two weeks
FRESHMAN Richard J. Powers and fam
Iy have returned from a visit to Boston
Timothy N Ring Is doing a detail a.
reader on the night proof force.
Very handsome specimens Of printing
extolling Washington as a conyentIon
city was taken to Providence by the
Washington delegation In the EFFORT 70
bring the 1915 convention Of the 1. T. U.
% washington. the work being from the
press OF Lewis Miller Thayer.
Thomas A Bynum. Of the night proof
force. who, with Mrs. Bynum, il repr..
senting the District Grand LodEe of the
Knights OF Pythias at the meeting Of tn.
Sovereign Grand Lodge at winnIp-r
Manitoba, Is very much impressed WITH
that city.
Ambrose o'Keefe. Of the niEht Droo,-
room. Is on a visit to his home in Al
bany. N. 7.
Marsh A. Bodenhamer, W. NJ cb...
John l. Dflsaver and Max ]. RnobIe- on
the night proofroom. are doing duty Efth
the National Guard at Virginia Beach
Some anxiety is felt by the friend, Of
Frank E. Buckland. clerk in the once.
Petersburg, Russia, when last heard
from.
Joe NJ Eggleston and D. J. Roberts
left Baltimore by water on Tuesday last
for Boston They expect to reach Provi
dence for the opening Of the L T. u.
convention.
Lew Shepard, a member of the ,osrd
OF directors Of the Union Printers dorne
from the date Of its Inauguration. il a
delegate to Providence from Grand
Rapids, Mich, and is expected to yi.tt a
number Of his old friends in Washington
on the return trip home.
John ]. Pepper. of the proofroon. .,
acting secretary OF G. P. o. Council.
National Union. while Fred Berger Is on
a vacation in the mountains OF West
Virginia
FRESHMAN Edward J. Shine has re-
turned from trip abroad Of several
weeks he travelled through Ireland and
England and visited several of the larr.r
cities Of the Continent
David I. Campbell. delegate from Nor
folk TO the Providence convention and
member Of the laws committee sp.nt
several days here en- route, meeting old
friends OF the days when he operated a
hergenthaler on one Of the daiIies.
T. c. Parsons, ex-president Of Column
bia Union. at the request Of President
Duncan, has accepted the position of
special representative Of the I. T. U,
and is making a tour Of the South
B. W. Butler, timekeeper of tn. dsv
proofroom. is feeling some anxiety
about younger brother. who is study
ing medicine IL Germany.
Maurice Fitzgerald, one Of the most
popular amateur singers Of the Dis
trict. has been promoted to be assist
ant doorkeeper Of the c. p. o.
C. c. Aurachsr C"Unser chris") has
been transferred from the hand sec
ton to the proofroom and assigned a.
q reader.
DR.. w. H, Murphy, copyhoIder in the
night proofroom, and Mrs Murphy
have gone for a months visit to their
former home in Tennessee.
Claire C. Barnes. OF the night proof
force, will leave this week to take
part as a member Of his battery in the
artillery maneuvers in the State Of
Pennsylvania.
Copy Editor James H. Albertus was
deprived OF a tour of Europe which he
had mapped out and for which he had
procured transportation by the out
break Of the war.