Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Richard c. Lohmeyer, foreman of the
bindery division, left the Office yester-
day for Briscoe, Va, with his family,
to witness the ceremony at st. Edith's
Academy next week, when his daugh-
ter, Sister Loyola, o. S. B., will become
a nun.
Samuel Davenport of the bindery will
leave tomorrow for three-Week trip
to Sheffield, near Colonial Beach. His
wife will accompany him.
Charles B. Titlow, chief engineer. will
return tomorrow from four days leave
of absence.
J. NJ. Hennessy, employed on the
watch force, has returned. after ten
days of his annual leave.
Edwin r. Walter will return to the
bindery tomorrow after two weeks
leave Of absence.
Hugh Reid. maker-up in the printing
division, will report this week. He has
been spending a weeks vacation at
North Chesapeake Beach.
William NJ. Jenkins of the bindery
force will return tomorrow from Rox-
borough. Pa, where he has been spend
ing weeks vacation.
B. A. Nolan, employed in the mail di-
vision. will leave shortly for a ten-day
trip to White Plains.
/ Miss Lizzie Gaughran of the bindery
division Will be back at her desk this
week from vacation spent at Allan
tic City.
Edward H. Paudert, also of the
bindery, has returned after a weeks
annual leave.
James H. Brodnax, chief of the print
Ing division. has returned with his fam
lily from a three-week trip to Cape May
and Atlantic City.
c. j. Zlegler, makeup man in the
, printing division, will leave Tuesday
for Baltimore, where he will take
boat for Boston. His wife and mother,
Mrs. E. H. Lloyd, will accompany him..
Jacob Collin of the bindery division
leaves August p with his wife for two
week at Atlantic City and then visit
, their daughter at her summer home in
Brighton Beach.
William G. Glenn of the printing divi-
sion has as his guest his niece. Edith S.
Glenn of Pittsburgh, who is visiting
him for the month Of August.
Tasker P. Polk. employed in the bind
cry. left Wednesday with his family for
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in a week fishing.
! Archibald K. Walker of the bindery
I left yesterday for months annual
! leave. He and his wife will visit
| friends and relatives in New York city
Massachusetts and Halifax, N. S.
,, John Connery has been detailed as
| linotype operator in the printing divi-
sion.
| Alton B. McCarty, formerly Of the
printing division of the War. State and
| Navy Department. is relieving Frank
Cole in the printing pressroom, while
the latter is on his vacation.
| Charles Hartwell of the printing divi
| sion recently returned from a months
| vacation spent at his home in Chevy
Chase, Md.
Three weeks leave of absence has
been granted John W. Haslett of the
| bindery division. He left yesterday
with a party of friends, employed in
the bureau of engraving and printing,
! for an auto trip to Wildwood. N. 4
Prom there they will motor to Atlantic
| City for a two-weell stay.
| Mrs. Delphine Lord, employed on the
bindery force, will leave tomorrow with
her granddaughter. Miss E. Chapin. for
| a two-week visit with friends in Front
Royal, Va.
Mrs. Mary B. Lyston left yesterday
/ for a three-Week leave of absence. She
will visit in Roland Park. Baltimore
for awhile, and then go to Braddock