Evening star., 1915-01-24

Charles f. Tultz will deliver his lee
ture on the Holy Land the evening of
!, February is. 1t is illustrated by a
large number of views. and those who
have witnessed it as given at the min
ister's church pronounce the entertain
ment excellent. Both the auxiliary
with typographical interests, and it is
expected that large number of the
members of the craft and their fami-
lies and friends will be in attendance.
Chief Reviser Henry W. Weber and his
orchestra of thirty pieces will contrib
ute the musical part Of the program.
A. E. Cowles. Robert Fletcher, NJ. G.
Howe. j. F. Orth. T.. l.. Rohm. Z. c..
Rote and C. NJ. Wright. formerly of the
day proofroom, are recent additions to
the night force
j. \. Peterson is among those on the
sick report of the machine shop sec
tion during the week.
A large number of pressfeeders of the
main press division are interested in
the euchre party to be given at Pythian
Temple the 29th instant.
Fred D. Heisler is on duty again in
the day proofroom. after a two weeks
detail in the money order section.
Owing to illness. w. P. Ring has been
absent from duty in the machine shop
section during the week.
Mrs. Grumley. wife of z. C. Grumley.
reader on specifications. underwent an
operation at the Homeopathic Hospital
last Tuesday.
Mrs. L. W. Lenhart of the day proof
room has been confined to her home the
past week with an attack of grippe.
The various committees of the
"A yfO TO nf r1'N
busy preparing program for the an
nua1 entertainment and banquet of the
order. which Is to be held at the Ra-
leigh Hotel the evening of February
IL. This will be the eighteenth annual
banquet Of this order. which is COM
posed mostly of printers and the allied
trades.
Matthew B. Harrer of the monotype
keyboard section has been carried on
the sick report the past week.
Charles c. Clawson of the press di-
vision has been acting in charge of
section the past week during the abb
Peter Singleton has been absent from
duty in the buildings division due to
illness.
A. r. Nathan has been on the sick re-
port of the day proofroom during the
week.
Following are the appointments, sep
arations: transfers. etc, in the govern
ment printing office for the week end
ing Wednesday. January 20:
Appointments-John L. Ais, messen-
ger boy. reinstated: John D. Nets, jr.,
compositor. reinstated
bricklayer temporary; Miss Miriam
E. Benjamin. folder; Eugene p. E.
Paetsch, book binder, resigned; Herbert
r. Ruff. messenger boy.
Transfers, etc-Arthur r. Ward.
messenger 20 cents per hour. to mes
perintendent Of work; Frederick w.
Holmes. unskilIed laborer. buildings di-
vision. to foundry section (day): John
T. Whalen. messenger. office Of the su-
foreman of printing; Ernest T. Prosise.
messenger boy Is cents per hour, de-
livery section. to messenger boy $42O
per annum, Office of the purchasing
agent, Frank L. White. pressman in
charge. and Albert Fulsome. unskilled
laborer, pressvork division Gnterme-
diate). to night; George A. Reynolds.
skilled laborer. presswork division Gn-
termediate). to day: Joseph S. Jackson.
skilled laborer. pamphlet and binding
section: William Wilson, skilled labor
er. ruling and sewing section, to pam
ph1et binding section (night), bill
force; william G. Norbeck, book binder,
Office of the foreman of binding, to for
warding and finishing section.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Beatty. wife of Alex
ander P. Beatty. employed in the speci-
fication maker-up section of the gov
ernment printing Office. died Tuesday
at her home in this city. The funeral,
which was held at the house at 1880
pm Wednesday. was attended by
large number of friends and relatives,
and many floral offerings were pre-
sented. The services were conducted
by Rev. Luther Hess Waring, pastor
of Georgetown Lutheran Church, of
which she had been a member for
many years. Rev. DIR. Marshall of
Western Presbyterian Church of this
city assisted in the services. Burial
was made at Thurmont. Md. of which
place she was a native. The deceased
leaves a husband, two daughters and
one son.