Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

meeting Wednesday with addresses by
c. T. Nicholson, T. j. Savage, Robert
Fechner and the international president
w. II. Johnston.
Leading Man E. J. Aiken of the sight
shop has been absent for several days
during the past week. entertaining rel
atives.
James Y. Hughes of the assembling
building. in company with Mrs. Hughes
and his daughter Margaret, has re-
turned from a ten-day vacation at At
lantic City.
Theodore Sharp and William o.
Cunningham toolmakers. spent sew
eral days on fishing trip
William H. Smoot. a machinist of the
erecting shop, with his daughter, left
Thursday to spent a week at Colonial
Beach.
w. B. Hebbard, quarterman of the tool
shop, has been confined to his home for
a couple of days suffering from an in
jury to his eye.
P A. Danahes. saw operator in store
10, is spending ten days at Atlantic
City.
W. J. Studs, machinist Of the breech
mechanism shop, motored to Harpers
Ferry last Saturday.
The information has leaked out that
George F. Tucker, machiiist OF the
erecting shop, and Miss Bastine were
married at Rockville by the Rev. S. R.
for Atlantic City.
Night Leadingman D. W. Masten of
the sight shop has returned after
spending fifteen days in New Jersey,
New York and other northern points.
Robert A. White. machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, who is enjoy
lonial Beach, will entertain a large del
egation OK, the Kallipolis Grotto over
Saturday and Sunday.
George E. Gentner. machinist Of the
breech mechanism shop, left today for
a weeks leave which he will spend with
friends in Caroline county. Va.
Shop Stewart C.. W. Nussear of the
sight shop and Mrs. Nussear have re-
turned from a ten-day trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Atlantic City.
Wilson Ryan, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, who has been i'll at
his home at Braddock Heights, Md, foY
six weeks, has returned to work.
The following from the tool shop.
members of the District National Guard,
are at Colonial Beach attending the Ma
tionaI Guard encampment: I'd Lieut..
Joseph Giovionnoni, Corps Willard King,
Hannaman and Privates J. M. Frazier,
J. F. Collons, Charles Lewis and Frank
Klopfer.
Norman Leech of the sight shop. with
his family, has returned from a ten
day trip on the lower Potomac.
Charles Jacobs. machinist of the west
o~rio al n wi
spend two weeks visiting relatives at
Romney. w. Va.
William Sutton, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop. with Mrs. SUIT
ton. motored to La Plata, Md, last
Saturday.
v. E. Harvey, Charles e. Connolly and
A. H. Miller, machinists, were called
to work in the sight shop last week.
w. F. Scott, toolmaker Of the tool
shop, was discharged from the Sibley
Hospital yesterday.
w. Fisher, machinist Of the west gun
carriage shop, has been absent on leave
for the past week
Fred Herman, machinist Of the
| breech mechanism shop. with Mrs.
Herman, spent the week end at Clin-
ton. Md.
f. w Roe. toolmaker of the tool shop,
is spending a. weeks leave at Nc
keesport, Md.
c. Madigan, machinist OF the west
gun carriage shop, after an absence of
two weeks on account of illness, has
returned to work.
William Thornburn: machinist Of the
sight shop, with Mrs. Thornburn. is
visiting friends and relatives in New
York state.
E. Loffier, jr.. machinist OF the breech
mechanism shop, has been absent for
two weeks on account of illness.
f. L. Fairall, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is absent on a
honeymoon trip.
w. w. Cleeland, machinist. was called
to work in the breech mechanism shop
last Monday.
J. wyatt, machinist of the west gun
carriage shop, with his family. is
spending two weeks visiting relatives
and friends at Petersburg, Va.
John M. Steel of the copperhmith shop
with a party of friends, left today for
Piney Point, Md. This is Mr.. Steers
annual fishing trip.
s. ]. Sheehan, toolmaker of the tool
shop, is confined ohis home with an
attack of the grip.
C. T. Nicholson, former machinist
of the east gun carriage shop. at pres
emit located at Salt Lake City. Utah, is
in the city attending the session of the
executive board of the International
Associa ton of Machinists.
Eliza Kinsella, machinist of the
secondary mount shop, has been grant,
ed leave for ten days to recuperate
from a recent operation.
]. N. wissman, machinist of the sea-
man shop. has been absent for five
weeks on account of illness.
C. B. Hebbard, a toolmaker, has been
on leave for the past week.
Albert Fry, machinist of the sight
shop, was married in Baltimore yester-
day
M. J. Mcclure, machinist, was call
ed to work in the miscellaneous shop
Thursday.
AT the meeting of Columbia Lodge.
No. ia, l. A. of M, to be held Septem-