Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
NAVY YARD.

Good. win took charge of>the premises
for the first time this season Saturday.
July, g.. and entertained about $50
mothers and children. The Maynower
Band furnished the music and refresh
ments were served. Tho committee In
charge was B. G. Ladd. chairman; A.
Chase, r. H. Ryan. c. Hebbard. w. ].
Blankenship. Glide Engle and H. Rey-
nolds. Walter Hamilton. chairman of
the general committee, and ]. r.
Schwinger. vice chairman, were also
present.
Frank o. Howson. former machin-
ist of the breech mechanism shop and
at present government subtnspector at
the Midvale Steel Company OF Phtla-
delphia, was visiting in the city over
the Fourth.
lanes Hardin. ,toolmaker of the tool
shop. motored to Rock Point: Nd M Win
day. He reports fine catch OF the
fnny tribe.
W. H. Webb. machinist Of the 6reech
mechanism shop. Is on a weeks Ieave.
which he is spending on his farm in
Virginia.
8. Wade, blacksmith Of the forge
ahop. is confined to his home In Alex
andria with an attack Of throat trou-
Bile.
tool shop was promoted to toolmaker
st 1925 per diem during the past week.
A. Owens. blacksmith Of the forge s
shop, spent Sunday and MONDAY WIN
friends at Frederick, Md.
Charles TAYLOR. a former machinist of
the breech mechanism shop. was re-
employed in his former capacity ouf-
in the past week.
Nv. Beha. a toolmaker of the tool
shop. was stricken with typnoia IevsF
Sunday and was taken to the George
town University Hospital. where he Is
receiving treatment.
r. NJ. Carnahan, machinist of the mis-
eellaneous shop and b. L. Rinehart,
nnachinist of the secondary mount snop,
who were serving as Grand Lodge au-
ditors for the International Assoclation
Of Machinists for the past two weeks
have completed their audit and re-
turned to work.
the gun shop, at present employed at
the government printing oface. paid a
visit to the yard Tuesday.
The Atlas Relief Association Of the
tool shop met July ] at Weller's Hall,
sth and streets southeast. The asso-
citation declared a dividend OF the lunds
in the treasury. less reserve fund'
which is held for emergency purposes.
The dividend amounted to Sis per
member On account Of the successful
management Of the AFFAIRS the omcers
were reelected. as follows:
President. J. R. Haskins: vice presi-
dent. E H. Tyler: secretary-treasurer
r. w. Barker: board Of governors.
Thomas E. Byers. Karl E. Krumke. s.
L. Martin. F. w. Meyer. W. W. Winker-
man and William Morrison.
The following promotions were made
in the miscellaneous shop. July s:
From machinist, 1916 to 81. W. F: Lord.
y. H. Smith. H. zimmerman. r. James
George o. Eller. W. Ellis. George Grin
der. C. E. vantine. T. E. Houghton, r.
Monaco and J. Brown; from machinist
at 1882 to $3.7S, NJ. F. Frydell. Marion
]. A.. McAlister. w. F. !nsam. A. NJ
Fugitt and c. F. Setback: from ma
chinist at $3.28 to $3.50. F. A Rauth, A.
O. Frank. William Jeneries and ].
Ridgeway.
]. L. Isle, machinist Of the secondary
mount shop. who was absent visiting
.fiends in New York for the past week,
has returned to work.
William Miller. machinist, of the
west gun carriage shop, who has been
NJ Ashevilie. n. C.. for the past ten
illness. has recovered sufliciently to re-
turn to the city. and Is expected to
return to work within the next week.
M. E. Compton. machinist Of the
breech mechanism shop. with Mrs.
Compton. have gone to norfolk. Va,
where they will spend a week with
friends.
in the west gun carriage shop on the
sth: From machjnist at 1915 to $500.
James Hunt. Frank Meter. C. Repetti
Z Newhouse; l. ": Harvey: LOB, JOhn
at s3.52 to Sa.7s. William Noonan. John
Hebrew and H. j.. Williams: from ma
chinist at $3.2s to 1852. c. L. Scott,
E. L. FairaM and A. B. White.
Carl STANCE. maehinist Of the sec
ondary mount shop. has recently re-
waukee and Minneapolis. where he
went to represent the Order of Vasar.
Walter Hurley. a toolmaker Of the
tool shop. left Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Hurley to spend a week with
Mrs. Hurley's relatives in southern
Maryland.
Charles Filler. apprentice of the tool
shop. Is absent on the annual cruise
of the District Of Columbia Naval Re-
serves to Newport. r. /.
A. Drummond, master mechanic of
the forge shop. is absent. enjoying ten
days leave.
John Murray. machinist. has been
called TO work in the secondary mount
shop during the past week.
Ensign W. r. HOefer of the District
of Columbia Naval Battalion. also an
estimator on the planning board. is on
the annual cruise to Newport, r. /.
The following promotions were made
in the secondary mount shop on Thurs
day: From machinst at S3.67 to 81. c.
A. Stocker. Daniel Carroll. Philip
Roache. Paul Martin. Alex Rein and
Chester Smith: from $3.50 to 1916.
Bertman Major.
c. Newhart, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, has spent five
days at Colonial Beach. where he took
party of friends in his motor boat.
Lieut.. Charles Smithson of the naval
reserves. also master mechanic of the
east gun carriage shop. Is on the an
nual cruise to Newport. r. L
c. W. Selectman, machinist of the
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