Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
PRINTING OFFICE.

trip of the printers base ball team tc
Philadelphia will be completed. Be.
sides announcing the result of the
various projects for raising money fol-
the organization, large number OF
recent additions to the permanent mem.
bership will be enrolled.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Bradbury and sor
Howard left the first of the week for
San Francisco, Cal. where they VIII
spend a month at the Panama-Pacifio
exposition. Mrs. Bradbury is TIL. daugh-
ter of W. s. Sill of the monotype key
board section.
Reviser Otis J. Singleton of the proof
room and Mrs. Singleton left Wednes-
day for two-week outing at Reho-
both Beach, Del.
The Washington union printers base
ball team will play the Treasury De-
partment nine at the White Lot ellipse
Wednesday afternoon, play beginning
at SIS o'clock. This game Will close
the season of the Departmental League
Harry Giles of the proofroom has re-
ceived a letter from Samuel H. Musick
stating that he had arrived at Manila
p. l., and had again taken up his
duties in the bureau of printing In
that city. Mr.. Musick's letter states
islands are in good health.
Proofreader A. w. Bowen has received
word of the death of Mrs. Mildred Ben
nett. which occurred at Twin Fans
Idaho, July Is, her demise coming sud
denly as the result of attack OF
heart failure. Mrs. Bennett. who was
living with sister at the Idaho city,
was the widow of the late Edgar r.
Bennett. for many years employed In
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proofreader, and who died here about
two years ago. Mrs. Bennett, VINO is
survived by son and daughter. was
buried at her former home, Mineral
Point, Wis.
Mrs. A. D. Joseph of the document
(haAd) section began a two-week vaca-
ton Monday.
Miss Edith Hawk, who was employed
in the government printing office as
compositor for several years. and VINO
resigned about three years ago on ac-
count of ill health, is now living at
Columbus, Ohio. where, with her sister,
she is conducting a fancy goods store.
Her friends in this city will be glad TO
know that her health is much improved
and that she is successful in business.
William McEnaney of the title-page
section of the document (hand) d1Vi-
vacation of two weeks
Delegates and visiting printers OF
Columbia Typographical Union to the
Cal, will leave this week for the coast
city Thomas c. Parsons. VINO mas Deeh
appointed chairman Of the laws COM
niittee of the convention by president
Scott. will leave Tuesday for lnd1amap-
oils. Ind, where he will join the l. T: U.
officers on a special car from that city.
being compelled to leave in advance OF
the local representative on account OF
the volume of work to be handled by
his committee. The remaining dele
gates. Charles p johnson. F. c. Rob-
erts and John W. Sherman. with printer
visitors, will leave Thursday morning
at $40 o'clock on special car. Tney
will be entertained on the trip BY
Louis, Kansas City. Mo-; st. Joseph,
Mo-; Denver. Colorado Springs. Col.
where the Union Printers Home Is To-
Gated: Salt Lake City. Utah: Sacra-
mento and San Francisco, and Will ar
rive in Los Angeles August 6.
Reviser William b. Myers of the
proofroom, who has been in Litchfeld.
called on account of the serious ILL
ness of his mother, returned to work
Monday. Mr.. Myers reports that his
mother, who is in her seventy-eighth
Mrs. Martin E. Mangum. Mrs. Harriet
A. Thompson, Mrs. Annie E. Niedfeldt.
William Hawkins and Joseph w.
Woodland. all of the sanitary section,
are enjoying leave of absence.
John Van Der Schaaf of the proof
room returned to work Monday, after a
weeks vacation spent at Chesapeake
Beach. Md.
The following-named employees of the
presswork division have been on the
sick report the past week: Miss Nellie
Blair. Mrs. Agnes c Tierney. Mrs.
Neuer, Miss Mary Mills. Mrs. Ella
steele, Miss Fannie Strong, Mrs. Jennie
Lusby, John T. Finnegan and Robert
Morse.
j. s. Burnside. maker-up in charge.
document (hand) section, has been
granted three-week leave of absence
on account of the illness of his wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Burnside are at Brent
wood, Nd.
William J. Delano of the proofroom
and Mrs. Delano. who have been visit
ing at Shadyside, Md, returned to the
city Thursday.
Mrs Hattie May Hoodoo of the mono
type keyboard section will begin her
annual vacation tomorrow, and while
away in Massachusetts expects to
change her vocation and name. Her
summer domicile will be at Shore Acres
in Egypt-by-th Sea, Mass.
Hazel Evans of Youngstown, Ohio. is
making a two-week visit to her aunt,
Miss Margaret A. Evans of the proof
room. The young woman paid visit
to the printing office Wednesday to see
the machinery and workings of the Of
fee.
II. f. Riley. r. r. Carter and George
NJ. Chapman have been on the sick re-
port of the sanitary section during the
week
Charles f. Morton of the monotype
section who has been confined to his
home for several weeks. due to an ac-
cident while alighting from a train at
Beltsvine, Md, returned to work
Wednesday
Miss Frances l.. Taylor of the proof
room. who has been visiting relatives
for two weeks at Columbus. Ohio. re-
turned to her desk Wednesday,
Mrs A. L. Huss and Misses Dorothy
and Margaret Huss. wife and daugh-
tiers of Assistant Foreman Huss of the
monotype section, are spending the
summer at Orkney Springs, Va.
Maker-up L. b. Cooley Of the docu-
ment thandD section took his family
to Chesapeake Beach last Monday fol
. brief vacation.
Proofreader James A. Hennesy an6
Mrs. Hennesy left yesterday for a
months vacation. to be spent at Nor.
folk and Virginia Beach. Va, after