Evening star., 1915-01-10
NAVY, YARD.

! w. T. Frothinghap, Edward Durin
and James E. Crown have been ap-
pointed leading men in the foundry.
Richard Titlow, former machinist
of the tool shop, who for the past
eleven months has been living in PAIN
Beach county, Fla, on account of his
health, has recovered, and returned TO
| the city.
Edward Schwenk. a machinist of the
secondary mount shop. and Mrs
schwenk. gave a pleasant party New
Misses iar eses pearl Gaeewood. aess Blanche Cess
ner, Bessie Schwenk. Margaret Young.
Elsie Cooksie, Dolly Cady. Emma Du-
name, Hattie Tyler. Jennie Harbin.
Crawford. Naomi Narrower. William
Doolan, Frank Richardson, Camello
Lombardy, George Fey, William Fey.
Charles Burgess. Buzz Harbin, William
Harbin. Harry Johnson, Frank Deuter-
man. Earl Schwenk, John Richardson,
La Rue McKnew. Harry Redding, Earl
Jarboe, Harry Ritter, Walter Craw-
ford, Jack O'Brien and Jake Rodisky.
D. W. Leman of the supervisory force
of the west gun carriage shop is spend
ing weeks leave with friends In
Baltimore.
Alonzo Adams, machinist of the tool
shop, has been On leave for five days.
]. E. WATERFORD, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop. who has been
visiting relatives at Easton, Pa, re-
turned to work Monday.
John Donnelly, machinist Of the car
fridge casd shop, and Mrs. Donnelly
have as their guest Miss Eva Langhorn
of Roanoke, Va.
James Mielfelt, Wilbur Dorsey and
G. A. Abersole. who have been in the
drafting room for the past four months,
have returned to the tool shop, where
they are serving apprenticeship for
machinists.
Columbia Lodge, No. 174. Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, re-
sumed meetings Wednesday,, after a
recess Of three weeks.
James Bailey molder of the foundry,
who has been absent almost a year on
account of an injured hand, Is ex
pected to return to work in a week.
Gilbert Schroth, machinist of west
gun carriage shop, who has been alb
sent for two months on account of
serious illness, has returned to work.
Bernard Adler. an apprentice of the
breech mechanism shop. who has been
in the drafting room for four months,
has returned to the shop.
S. J. Martin, a machinfSt of the tool
shop, who has been visiting relatives
at Charlottesville over the holidays,
has returned to work.
Joseph Cooksey of the foundry is
confined to his home by illness.
w. R. Young, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, left the city
last Saturday for a short business
trip.
William Wheatley, machinist Of the
cartridge case shop, gave a party at
his home, 1902 East Capitol street, New
Year eve.
E. l. Mohler and Charles Eller, ap-
prentices of the tool shop. have been
transferred to the drafting room for
four months to receive drawing in
T. J. Bingley and c. Merquer of the
west gun carriage shop have been pro-
NOTED from apprentices to machinists
at $3.2S per diem.
NJ. F. Peyton. machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, who spent the
holiday season at Danville, Va, re-
turned to work Wednesday.
E. Cooper Of the cartridge case shop,
who has been in the Naval Hospital
undergoing an operation, has recovered
sufficiently to be taken to his home,
where he is convalescing.
Thomas Delcher, machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, has returned
from a motor trip of several days.
r. L. Roberts, machinist of the tool
five weeks, returned to work Wednes-
day.
Louis Krodel, machinist of the breech
,ter,a ,l11
son with friends and relatives in New
York
Earl Schwenk. machinist of the tool
shop, and Mrs. Schwenk of Seat Pleas
ant. Md, gave a party at their home
New Year eve.
John File of the foundry has return
ed from weeks visit to his former
home in Chester, Pa.
The friends of Arthur Hartman, ma
chinist of the sight shop, regret to
learn of the illness of Mrs. Hartman,
who was compelled to go to a hospital
for treatment.
Columbia Lodge, No. 174, Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, at the
meeting held January 6, decided to or
ganize a. base ball team from among
it's members. to enter one of the
leagues in the District next season.
The lodge has in it's ranks some of
the best ball players in the city, in
cluding James CLANCY. pitcher; S. V.
Giovanetti. catcher; John Roundtree,
Milton Broome. inf1e1ders; also F. E.
Schofield, NJ. T. Mitchell and about
twenty other high-class players. 1t
is foregone conclusion that Harry
La Clare will manage the team. as his
experience in that line makes him the
best man available for that position.
The team will be organized by a COM
mlttee appointed by the president OF
Columbia Lodge.