Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
PRINTING OFFICE.

Clarence Peake of the linotype sec
ton has returned to work, after va
cation spent at Piney Point. Nd He
was accompanied by his family.
! Leave of absence has been granted
to employees of the presswork division
as follows: NJ. E. flanagan. Miss Anna
B. Keefe, Miss B. T. Keefe. Miss NJ. c.
Kelly. Mrs. NJ A. Proctor. Miss Anna
Myers. G. w. Pierce. Charles Preston,
John w. Pope. Samuel w. Lane. Gar
rett Wilson, Mrs. Della J. Dreamer,
Miss NJ. B. Hurley. Miss Mary Price,
Sanford B. Campbell. George R. Proud
ley, Charles E. Cawson. Mrs. Louise X.
Roche and William H. Weber
John ]. Quinn of the monotype key
board section left Thursday on a trip
to Atlantic City and New YORK. He
will return by boat.
! William J. Sammond, chief of the
electrical section. left yesterday for
Scranton, Pa. where he will represent
as delegate to the National Encamp-
ment of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams. which will be held in that city
! this week.
Miss Mary E. Regain, clerk in the Of
flee of the superintendent of buildings.
has been granted part of her annual
leave. and will spend her vacation in
Atlantic City.
Joseph H Babcock. a reviser in the
proofroom, who has been visiting rela-
tives in New York state for three
weeks, reported for work Tuesday.
William E. Rurch has returned to
work in the linotype section. after a
vacation of two weeks spent at Pen
Mar, Pa.
Charles E. Slentz of the linotype
section, accompanied by a. w. Smith.
Frank Dunlap and John Hartung, mo-
tored to Rock Point. Md. last Sunday
xrfr frJn
of los trout.
Miss Ola Mallory, who has been visit
ing in Richmond. Va. has returned to
work in the monotype keyboard sec
ton.
Jesse B. Martin of the engineers sec
ton Is on leave of absence.
Mrs r. R. Howell of Crystal Springs.
Miss, sister Of Assistant Foreman Maui
section, arrived in the city last week
for an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer at their home. 633 NJ
street northeast.
Miss Mary Garrett of the forwarding
and finishing section of the bindery
left last Monday for a visit Of two
weeks at Front Royal, Va.
DIR. d. P. Bush of the emergency room
has gone to New York city to take a
postgraduate course. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Bush.
, Proofreader A. r. Nathan returned to
his desk Monday after a seVen-week
vacation spent at the Panama-Paciflc
exposition and other points In Cali
fornia.
Mrs. S. Andrus of the postal card sec
ton will spend two weeks at Atlantic
Albert c. Van Horn of the linotype
section, who has been to New York
city on a two-week visit, returned
to work Monday.
w. S. Sill of the monotype keyboard
section is on leave of absence of two
weeks.
! B. w. Butler of the editorial force of
the proofroom and Mrs. Butler left Mon
day for visit OF three weeks at their
former home, Worcester. Mass.
James ]. Murphy linotype operator at
the State, War and Navy branch office.
spent the past week at Philadelphia
attending the tournament of the Ma
tional Union Printers Base Ball
League. He will spend the coming week
at Scranton. Pa, as delegate repre-
national convention of the United
Spanish War Veterans.
Miss Laura b. Gordon of the docu-
ment (hand) section. accompanied by
her niece Stuart attended the printers
base ball tournament at Philadelphia
the past week. leaving that city yes
terday for Newark, N. j., where they
will join Miss Gordon's mother and
make a motor boat trip along the New
Jersey and New York coast.
Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Bradbury and son
Howard have returned from visit of
one month to the Panama-Pacif1c expo
sition at San Francisco. Mrs. Brad
bury Is the daughter of W. S. Sill of the
monotype keyboard section.
George P. Doweil of the proofroom
left Monday for visit of a week in
New York city.
Lewis Stark of the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery will
soJourn for the next two weeks at At
lantic City.
John Hebron of Philadelphia, Pa. is
making a visit to his brother-in-law,
proofroom.
Raymond H. Leoraw of the job COM
posing section has been detailed as
press correcter in the presswork divi-
sion the past week !
Miss Amanda Craig. Miss Julia