Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

| duties. after weeks absence on ac-
count of illness.
Owing to an accident in which his
arm was broken. j. T Connors of sec
ton IL of the printing division has
! been unable to report for a week.
D. J. Lee. employed in the engineer
ing and machine division. is spending
| weeks leave at Colonial Beach.
| Albert b. Tew, his wife and family
have left the city for an extended visit
to New York state. where they will re-
main for several weeks. Mr.. Tew is
| employed in the designers office at the
bureau.
| machine division took advantage of a
| few days annual leave last week and
installed a hot-water apparatus in his
home.
F. NJ. Larner was away from the wet
ting division several days last week
because of illness.
Anna Ballen,,er of section II Of the
printing division is taking a week of
her annual leave
I. ]. Farley of the engineering and
! machine division returned recently
from his wedding tour.
George H. Ripley is spending a week
end cruising down the Potomac in his
| new boat.
| Miss Mabel Chick. assistant forewoman
| OF the sizing room, was on few days
leave of absence during the past week.
| P. B. Ashburn of the clerical force in
the engineering and machine division
acted as an escort to party of young
| friends on a trip to Colonial Beach last
Tuesday.
The following employees of section of
| the printing division are taking portion
| of their annual leave: Mrs. J. Proctor
will be away two weeks. Mrs. Nettie
Post, two weeks: Mrs f. Burch. indefi-
nitely. on account of illness. and Miss
! Isabelle Langford, one week.
Miss Rose C. Watson of the examining
division has been absent from the bureau
for nearly a month. confined to her home
by serious illness. 1t is reported that
she is slowly recovering
! George Talbot and Carton B. Rout of
section of the power press room have
| been granted leave for two months. They
will visit the Panama Pacific exposition
! and Yellowstone park.
| Another printer and assistant 'ro-
nance eliminated last Monday in the
! marriage Of H. W. Killmon and Miss
Annie c. Mcnamara. After the wedding
ceremony, which was performed in ST.
Aloysius Church, the couple left for a
| bridal tour to Boston.
/ Because of illness Leonard Machman
| of section of the printing division has
| been confined to his home for the past
two weeks.
printing division has been granted two
| weeks leave of absence. She will visit
; relatives at Colonial Beach.
While out driving last Monday night
| Herbert NJ. Smith of section 9 of the
Hahn. met with a bad accident An
automobile smashed into the rear of the
buggy. demolishing it and hurting the
occupants to the street Mr.. Smith was
and received medical treatment at the
Homeopathic Hospital. Mr.. Hahn escap-
j ing with slight injuries.
Mrs. Catherine Garvey Of the examining
! division has resumed her duties after a
delightful trip through the west, includ
ing the Panama exposition.
Miss Catherine Cookery of the examin-
ing division is spending her vacation at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Misses Veronica ]. Sauter and Ida Ford
have left the examining division for an
extended trip through the west and to
the exposition.
! Among those taking leave from the ex-
aiming division are Misses Serena
Greenwich, Leeanna Thomas, Elsie Mud
diman. Helen Turner. Katherine Kiervit,
Annie Carr and Mrs. Martha K. Davis.
John E. Gibson of the examining divi-
sion is taking few days rest.
Philip Mccormick. employed in the ex-
aiming division. has just returned from
fishing trip in the upper Potomac.
Miss Jeanette w. Hughes is spend
ing her leave at her cottage at North
Beach, and will have as her guests for
a week end Miss Catherine L. Hannah.
Gillian, Misses Agnes and Mary Muir
ply, all employees of the surface di-
vision.
Mrs. Frances Huntington of the sur
face division is enjoying a portion of
her leave at Colonial Beach, Va.
Miss Imogene Z. Lester of the surface
division is spending a week of her
vacation in the city, taking short trips
to nearby resorts.
Mrs. Jane T. Williams has returned
to her desk in the surface division very
much improved in health after an eX-
tended leave spent in Connecticut.
Miss Cecilia Siegel of the surface di
vision is off on a brief vacation at
North Beach, Nd.
Edward A. Baulsir. chief of the sur
face division, accompanied by Harry
r. Leesnitzer. DR.. George r. Rock and
Dr. Conrad Hoffman, enjoyed an out
ing during the past week motoring to
Rock Point Md. for fishing expe-
dition. They reported that they caught
great quantities of fish.
James c. Fountain of the surface di
vision is on the sick list for the past
week.
Miss Georgiana Henry of the surface
division has been granted fifteen days
leave of absence.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The following changes in personnel
in the Department Of the Interior have
been announced: