Evening star., 1915-10-03
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

v. H. Hagan of the disbursing office
staff has returned to his desk after an
extended trip through the eastern
states
John P. Downey Of the manuscript d.
vision of the bindery is making a two
week visit to his home in st. Louis.
John Thompson Of the engineer de-
partment returned last Monday after q
leave of absence for a week.
A number Of the G. A. r. veterans
were shown through the printing divi-
sion by Chief Brodnax Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Meyer. employed in the
pressroom of the printing division. has
returned after four days leave of alb
sence. during which time she enter
tanned friends from Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mathews enter
tanned as guests at their home during
encampment week Mrs. Nellie M. Jams
past president of Tower Corps, No. z
w. r. c., Pawtucket, r. l.: Mrs. 8
Louise Rankins, a member Of the same
corps and Mrs. Alice M. Crockett of the
w. r. c. of Milford. Mass Mr.. Mathews
Is employed in the bindery division OF
the Library.
Curtis Curtin returned to the bindery
last Monday from weeks trip to
Orange, Va. His family accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davenport are
entertaining Frank A. Barber of Tan
nersville. Green county, N. Y. Mr.. Bar
Der fought with the New York state
troops during the civil war. Mr. Day.
export is employed in the bindery.
Miss Katie L. Fletcher of the bindery
will probably leave the middle of this
week for Charleston. Va, for a short
vacation.
last Thursday for three days military
duty on the rifle range.
James H. Brodnax, chief of the print
ing division, has as his guest his niece
Mrs. Sears Alston. nee Burns Kellam
Mrs Alston's home Is in Jefferson,
Ala.
william R. Bolten, referee in the
printing division left the Library last
Monday for vacation Of eight days.
The grandfather of Homer Mohr of
the printing division is visiting him
from Oil City. Pa.
Ralph H. Gilbert, accompanied by his
wife, visited the home Of Stanley r.
Gilbert of the printing division during
the G. A. r. encampment The Gilberts
George A. johnson OF the bindery
returned to the Office last Monday He
has been Away for two weeks In Pen
Mar, Pa.
Edward H. Padden, also of the bind
Monday from vacation Of three weeks
spent in New York state. He was a
visitor at the New York state fair at
Syracuse on Governors day.
Mrs. Sarah S. Poynton has returned to
the bindery force after on enjoyable
trip to Wilmington. Del; the Delaware
Water Gap, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Poynton was away for three
weeks.
After three weeks annual leave Bert
c. Champlin returned to the bindery
last Monday.
Beginning yesterday. Mrs. Mary NJ
Farnsworth of the manuscript division
left the building for vacation of two
weeks. She will visit in New York city.
Mrs. A. W. Johnston and Miss Mary
Sweeney of Richmond, Va, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lohmeyer
during the past week. Before.returning
to Richmond Mrs. Johnston and Miss
Sweeney will take trip to New York
city. Mr.. Lohmeyer is foreman of the
btndery division of the Library.
M. p. O'Connor of the engineer force
and Fred Cart of the same department
were on leave of absence last week.
After taking a portion of his annual
vacation Rufus Mudd returned last
Friday to his employment In the en-
gineer department.
Chief Engineer Titlow was an inter-
ested spectator at tho G. A. r. parade
last Wednesday.
Daniel Mathews Of the engineer de-
partment returned to work the lst Of
October. after being absent on leave
for a month.