Evening star., 1915-01-03
PRINTING OFFICE.

Polls Theater number of prominen
i1en have been obtained as speakers
Secretary George G. Seibold is prepar
ing a book, under the direction of th'
committee, giving history OF th'
union, which is aimed to be classic
of the printers art and worthy sou
vcnir of the event.
Tho eighteenth annual banquet ant
entertainment of the Knights of MO
mus (Knockers), composed of members
OF the printing trades of this city, vii
be held Monday night, February 10
1915, at the Raleigh Hotel. The date
at Il meeting of the members of the
order last Saturday at the Elks' Club
when plans for the program were
mapped out and the committees named
TO have charge of the various details
The committees appointed were as
follows:
eArrangcncnts-Edw Burkholder
chairman; John A. Huston. Marsh A
Bodenhamcr. Daniel V. Chisholm
Thomas c. Parsons, K. A. Julian.
'yiuests-William i. O'Brien. chair
nsan; Frank p. Smith, John r. Purvis
George D. Ellis, James U. Mccormick
Invitations-Louis {. Nogt. chair
man; W. e. Burchfield. Frank a. Kidd
IL. l.. Gcyer, Charles Long.
s'Publicity-ThonasA \. Bynum, chair
man: Joseph c. Whyte, A. c. Haley,
Charles s. Bastian, William Smith.
-Eeception-Edward H. Ryan. chair
". Michael. A. r. Nathan, Charles
O'Connei1, Raymond n. Babcock, Mark
II. Rarnunl, b. F. Bodine, Howard G.
Brown, John W. Nee, W. +. Tappan,
Taylor. Luke +. Ludlow. 4. A. McAloon,
Elwood S. Moorhead. John A. Massey.
r.; 7. pcran McCarty. Wilson II. Cook,
T. 4. Dougherty, Frank w. Kern, Rob
ert w. Summers. Maurice Spencer.
James F. Sirlouis. G. A. Monagan, E. E.
Calhoun. E., ]. Elwood. d. S. Walton,
James Z. Payne.
frinting-L. +. Lippincott. chairman;
John +. Lamson, Harry \. Kelchner,
Lewis c. Tuttle and John f: keefe:
Membership. Walter Sharp. chair
man: Balsey F. Sauter. Edward M.
Nevils, NJ. L. Ncf1cr and Wilfrid Rou-
leau.
Entertainment - Andrew l.. Huss.
chairman: Maurice Jarvis, Frank H.
Long, Percy I. Lowd and +. N. White
head.
Diversion Edwin Davidson, chair
man; Joseph L. Holland, Oscar u.
Homer. Joseph A. ScanneIl. Charles E..
Sickels. Henry S. Sutton, W. H. Anglin,
Charles 3. Huse, Harry W. Zeigler, M.
I. Statler, J. L. Goodkey, Jason Water
man. l.. +. Smith, Joseph D. Mann,
Percy Howcott, Joseph M. Johnson,
John l.. Atkinson, John NJ. Barr. Jo-
Miller and Edward Sullivan.
The officers of the organization are
Edward Burklolder, president; Daniel
v, Chisholm, vice president; Thomas C..
Parsons. secretary; Marsh A. Boden-
hamer, treasurer; John A.. Huston.
financial secretary, and r. A. Julian,
sergeant-at-arms.
Thomas A. Bynum of the night proof
room and Mrs. Bynum have had as
n home In foy-
two-week visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Henderson of Macdonaldton, Pa. Mr..
Diand Mrs. Henderson, who have been on
their wedding trip, left Tuesday for
their home.
Daniel NJ Jones, in charge of the
pneumatic tube service in the day
IToofroom. who spent the holidays in
and Mrs. r. W. Mills, is ON duty again.
Miss Claire Erck of the stamping and
casemalling section of the bindery
spent the holidays with her brother in
View York city.
Miss Margaret Sweeney, for more
than fifty years a pressfeeder in the
denly Monday while returning to her
home from a visit to relatives in the
northeast section Of the city. Her
funeral, which was largely attended,
was conducted Thursday morning from
st. Aloysius Church. A handsome floral
tribute was placed on the casket by
her associates in the press division.
g. F. Newsom, who had an important
part with a company playing at the
National Thcater last week, visited
wdah C. G. Koonce and Charles f. Har-
ward of the monotype section. Messrs
Newsom, Koonce and Harvard are all
native North Carolinians and longtime
friends.
Charles d. Glass is back at his desk
again in the day proofroom after an
absence OF two weeks at Davenport
Iowa, where he went to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Meyer.
Il. Y. Martin of the office of superin-
tepdent of buildings has returned to
work after a brief vacation.
william H Barnholt of the press di-
vision was one of the members of a
party of singers who was injured by
the overturning of bus while return
ing to the city from Fort Myer, Va,
LuesGay night.
Bryson Ezell, Tony Verrosso and Mrs.
Mary A. Donnelly of the sanitary sec
tion were on the sick list the past
week.
Miss L. Gray Of the bindery met with
an accident Tuesday, due to a fall on
an icy walk.
number of printer friends of Will
ham H Douglass gathered at a local
hptel last Friday night in honor of his
seHensy-sixth birthday. An informal
program Of songs and stories was
Given. with DIR. J. L. Ladd as toast
master. Thomas c. Parsons Of the limo
typo section made a speech of fcIfcita-
tion. Among those present were Wal
ter Collins. Charles Fink, Mai. John c.
Voodel, d. ". Sullivan. Theodore
fuelen, +. L. Zabcl, J.. +. Nehrbass
&c Parsons. Thomas Malaney, Henry
tones, E. S. Sauter. J. r. Ryrne. Bert
Webster. L. Z. Lippincott, George w.
Quinn, William F. O'Brien, F.. d. smith
I w: s. Shelby, r. H. Hambr1eht- III
Franks Bodine, A. L. Huss and H r.
tioodrelI.-
AnW Whitaker of the specification
editorial force returned to work in the
LAY proofroom Wednesday. after an
aoseHce OF two weeks on account of
Illness.
Frank H. Waipole Of the press diyf-
sion, who Is Ill in Oswego, N. Y wa,
the recipient Of a substantial Christina .
testimonial from the members of the
pressmen's union employed in tho Of
fee.
George Arnold and ]. NJ. Toy were on
the sick report of the buildings Sec
ton during the week.
William T. Heritage, assistant fore-
man of the monotype keyboard sec
ton. who was recently elected cn,,, =