Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-06
NAVY YARD.

The navy yard committee Of Camp
Good Will met Thursday evening and
made preparations for the work of the
coming season. AS in past years. the
committee will take charge of the
camp on days which may be assigned
to it. The finance committee is plan
ming to take up the usual subscription
throughout the yard to defray the ex-
penses Following are the officers
and committees who have been selected
to serve for the season: Chairman. w.
C. Hamilton, vice chairman. I. R.
Schwinger; secretary, Fred Vivian;
treasurer, Arthur Chase. Those on the
general committee from the different
shops are: East gun carriage. A. john
son, Harry Ellis West; west gun car
rage. F. A. De Groot, J. Lybrand. A.
Cox, H. Reynolds; cartridge case shop ].
T. Donnelly; erecting shop. G Engle
Joseph Williams; G. forge ronsen. shop shop s,o W.
r. H Ryan, W. Rohr; secondary mount
&c. Keil, F. Beall; miscellaneous shop,
F. D. Shepard; gunners' work shop. J.
Schultz: pattern shop. E. c. Lynch,
B. F. Gilmore: breech mechanism shop.
F. w. Vivian, /. R. Schwinger: sight
shop, B. G. Ladd. c. Nussear: tool
shop, W. T. Hebbard. Carl Hebbard: buf-
fing room. E. j. Hollis; coppersmith
shop, s. shreve. ]. Phoebus; construc-
ton and repair shop. Daniel Jones:
power plant. c. A. Meyer, William
Eckart; foundry, w. White. l.. H. Dis
ney; ordnance office. H. Bright; draft
ing room, A. Chase: boiler shop, H.
]. Sartain; planning division. J. Hardy.
w. c. Hamilton.
R. w. Barker, quarterman of the tool
shop, with Mrs. aBrker and his parents,
motored to Philadelphia. Saturday, May
20, where they remained until Tuesday.
George E. Barber, machinist, of the
erecting shop. who was absent several
weeks, undergoing treatment for his
eyes. has improved sufficiently to re-
turn to work.
called to work in the secondary mount
shop during the past two weeks: viii
liam Staub, Robert Collins, w. w. Nc
Donnald, william Heinse. Joseph I.
Camoell. Henry F, Rappe; u. ). french n,
Charles Dyer, William Phoepus, u. r.
Cliff annd N. C. Pyne.
F. H. Miller. vice commodore of the
Washington Yacht Club. N. 0. Bennett
and II. w. Roughly of the gun shop. with
their families and party Of friends, took
a trip to Cumberland Decoration day in
their large motor boat They made the
trip on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
.. d.
was called to Charlottesville. Va, on ac-
count Of the fatal accident to his nephew.
Samuel Little. E. L. Mohler and Walter
Bates, machinists, of the tool shop. have
been transferred-Mr. Little to the breech
mechanism shop. Mr.. Mohler to the sight
shop and Mr.. Bates to the cartridge case
shop.
Charles Dern blacksmith, of the forge
shop, took his family on a motor trip to
the Blue Ridge mountains by way of Fred
erick and Hagerstown, Md. They were
gone four days.
George Cliff. machinist, was called to
work in the breech mechanism shop dur
ing the past week.
At the regular meeting Of Columbia
Lodge, No 174, I. A. of NJ. held Wednes-
day, the following were elected: Trustee.
George H. Mitten. for eighteen months:
delegates to the Central Labor Union. E.
L. Tucker, w. w. Keller. w. H. Smoot
and c. K Kreichbaum. Grand lodge au-
ditors r. NJ Carnahan and B. l.. Rinehart.
A NJ Owen. blacksmith. of the forge
shop. returned from a four-day visit to
Frederick. Md.
Arthur Tucker. machinist. Of the breech
mechanism shop. spent Decoration day
with relatives in Baltimore.
Lieut.. Rhodes. inspector Of material: