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

| CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Mrs. Mary Dent Collier of the manu-
script division of the Library has been
invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Warren o.
Birmingham Ala. to take a trip abroad
| in the near future. "Of course, we will
not go near the war zone, explained
Mrs. Collier.
Jack Williams, proofreader in the
printing branch of the Library: mas neen
granted two weeks leave OF absence,
| which will be spent at Colonial Beach.
| Hugh Reid, maker-up in the printing
| division, has been granted leave or ap-
sence for one week He will put in the
/ time at North Beach. Md.
| William NJ Jenkins of the bindery
force of the Library left the building
yesterday for a weeks vacation IN
Roxborough. Pa. He Will make the
! trip by water.
John Kent. employed in the bindery
division of the Library, leaves the city
this morning with his wife and nephew
for two-week trip to several OF the
New England states. He will spend
then journey to New Haven, Conn,
| where he will visit his brother
| Miss Cecilia c. McGraw suffered
slight illness last week which neceS-
STATED her remaining away from her
duties in the printing pressroom of the
| Library for several days. Recently
| Miss McGraw was on the sick list
| owing to sprained ankle, received
while visiting her brothers farm in
| Maryland.
Lee Connors of Chief Engineer Tit
/ 1afx T iI>rs,,- loot
day for visit to Leonardtown, Md,
where he will remain until the I'D OF this
month.
| of the Library left the city last Thurs
day morning for a three-week vaca-
ton to the New England states. He
and his family will spend the greater
part of the time in Boston visiting rela-
tives. They will also visit friends In
New Hampshire and Vermont.
Miss Lizzie Gaughran of the bindery
force will return to the Library next
week, after vacation spent at Atlantic
City.
Charles E. McAllister returned to the
bindery division Of the Library last
Monday from two weeks annual leave.
He visited friends and relatives in
Rhode Island and Massachusetts,.
A. K. Walker and his wife will leave
next week for an extensive tour
through the New England states. They
| will visit, among other places, New
York state, Massachusetts and Halifax,
| N s. Mr.. Walker is employed in the
bindery division of the Library.
Homer NJ. Mohr. linotype operator in
the printing division of the Library:
has been granted three weeks leave OF
absence and will visit relatives in War
rem and Oil City. Pa.
James H. Brownax, foreman of the
printing division, will return to the
library tomorrow morning from Allan
tic City, where he and his family have
been enjoying several weeks vacation.
Charles Hartwell, compositor in the
printing division, returned to his duties
at the Library last Thursday after one
| months annual leave, which he spent
| at his home in Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Eunice F. Hartley. employed in
the bindery division of the Library, has
returned to the Office from a ten-day
visit with relatives in Portsmouth. Va.
/ VIII Reinhart of the superintendents
Office of the Library left last Monday
his family.
| Leave of absence for the month of
August has been granted Miss A. H.
| the Library.
S. M. Croft, chief of the mail division
of the Library, returned to the Office
| Wednesday from three weeks annual
leave spent visiting friends and rela-
tives in southern Minnesota, Minneapo-
lis and Chicago.
! Miss NJ. H Brown of the disbursing
office has returned to the Library from
| three weeks vacation spent with rela-
tives in Virginia.
| Fred glastonbury. assistant in the mail
division of the Library, was on sick
/ leave portion of the past week.
! B. A. Nolan of the mail division will
| leave the Library about the middle Of
this month for a ten-day trip to White
Plains.
| W. S. Sicily is back at his duties in
, the mail division after brief illness.
! Thomas Shelton, employed as a
painter at the Library, was absent from
the building last week on account of
| sickness.
Curtis E. Curtin left the bindery last
relatives in Charlottesville, Va. He
will also spend several days at Vir-
| ginia Beach.
Edward H. Paudert OF the DlnQery is
on weeks annual leave and is spend
ing his vacation away from the city.
Allan A. Denham, employed in the
bindery division, left the Library yes
terday for two weeks leave. He will
spend one week at Wildwood. N. j.,
and one week at Atlantic City.
William Burwick. chief Of the manu-
script division at the library, has re-
Of FRS
tensively through the west. visiting
the Panama-Pacif1c exposition and
other places Of interest on the coast