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

IN BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
II AND PRINTING.
James M Fisher, chief Of the division
Of assignment and reviews, and Frank
W. Larner, assistant chief Of the wet
ting division. recently enjoyed motor
trip to Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Bessie Leimbach, employed on
the clerical force under. Mr.. Ruth, left
Monday for a two-week trip to Ocean
City, Va.
Daniel Beach. jr.. son Of Daniel W.
| turned recently from Huletts Landing
| and Lake George, N. Y, where he spent
four weeks He is very much improved
| in health.
Miss Alice Waller left Monday for the
mountains Of Virginia, where she will
spend two weeks vacation. Miss Wal
Ter is employed in the Office Of the chief
| clerk.
Miss Lille Jett, also Of the chief
clerks Office, is away on two weeks an
nual. leave, and has gone to Ocean
Grove.
| Miss Margaret Luckett Of the assign
ment and reviews division. enjoyed the
distinction of seeing herself in the
moving pictures while at the Panama
Pacific exposition recently. In prepara-
| ton for the national exhibit at the
| exposition tho officials OF the bureau
took moving pictures of the different
| sections of the money-maklng plant,
| among them the roof garden. Miss
L T $O ha
| garden at the time the picture was
| made, and as a result appeared on the
screen when the picture was shown at
the exposition.
Charlton B. Rout Of the printing divi-
| sion and also a member of the Plate
Printers Union is taking an extensive
trip to the Pacific coast. He will visit
the Panama-Paciic exposition and
| many other places Of interest In the
west during his two months stay.
The next regular meeting Of the
Plate Printers Union Will be held the
latter part Of this month.
The Plate Printers Union is making
preparations to entertain the delegates
to the Maryland State and District OF
Columbia Federation of Labor conven-
ton, and has appointed committee
for that purpose. The convention will
be held in this city in September.
Jesse Watt was sworn in as a men,
Der of the executive committee or the
Plate Printers Union at recent meet
ing.
George ]. Cleary of the printing d.
vision has been assigned to a rotary
press in the bureau. He formerly WORK
ed on a fiat-bed hand press.
W. G.. Hampton of the wetting divi-
sion was on leave last week visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
E. H, Berry, also of the wetting divi-
sion, spent last week at his home, In
Tuxedo. Md.
Della A: Bealle Of section OF the
printing division resigned her position
recently.
Those taking annual leave in section
Of the printing division are: Miss J.
Ruda cille for two weeks; Misses Sadie
Krupsaw and Ella Mason, one week,
and Miss Hattie Jeffries and Miss Bes-
sic Schneider. two weeks
Two weeks leave of absence has been
granted Miss Dorothy Hayden Of the
wetting division. She will visit rela-
tives in Maryland.
After being detained at his home for
ton. George Oberndoefer of section. Z
Of the printing division will spend this
week at Colonial Beach to recuperate.
James Early and Charles Peterson of
section of the, printing division are
taking two weeks Of their annual
leave.
Miss Emily Johnson Of the same sec
ton is visiting her mother, In New
Horr three weeks.
Harry r.. Leesnftxer, foreman in the
surface division, accompanied by his
family left July, 81 for Long Island.
where they will spend several weeks.
Thomas J. Kelly. pressman in the sur
face division. Is spending his leave at
his old home in Providence. r. ].
Mis-. Susie Kehoe of the surface d.
vision is at Atlantic City.
Miss Teresa Lieb Of the surface divi-
sion was on the sick list during the
week.
Miss Catherine L. Hannah Of the sur
face division is visiting relatives at
Berryville. Va.
DR.. George r. Rock Of the surface di-
vision is on fifteen days vacation with
his family in the Catskill mountains.
Mrs Jessie E. Martie. clerk in the
surface division, is on two weeks
leave at Atlantic City.
William M. Downs OF the surface d.
vision IL taking a portion Of his leave
and is at his home in Berwyn, Md.
Misses Margaret and Mary Minitor Of
the surface division are at Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret Renshaw Of the sur
face division is on three weeks vaca-
ton visiting at Dover and Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
Edwin F. Kaiser, pressman in the
surface division. was on a weeks leave
which was spent at Colonial Beach
Among those away on leave from
section of the printing division are
Misses Mary Bartels. Mary Hall, Laura
Hayden, Mai Smith and Zeta Byrnes.
Jere Culiinane Of section / ia de-
tanned at his home on account Of ILL
ness OF his little son.
Miss Fannie Connors Of the wetting
division. is spending two weeks vaca-
ton in Virginia.
Mrs. Ada Peck OF the wetting divi-
sion spent last week in Baltimore.