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

/ PRINTING OFFICE.
J The Washington Union Printers Ath-
letic Association will hold a meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in Typo
graphical Temple for the purpose Of
completing the details in connection
| with the excursion of the organization
down the Potomac July II and making
arrangements for the base ball team
to participate in. the eighth annual
tournament of the Union Printers
National Base Ball League at Phila-
delphia, Pa. August 1928. Secretary
! Treasurer W. n. Brockwell has re-
! ceived from the Athletic Association of
Philadelphia Typographical Union an
o on Ella n program OF the entertainment
various teams and the visiting printers
AS follows: Sunday, August 22-Open-
ing of tournament week; Hotel Walton,
locs t., on Broad street, has been Sc
omcfally used by the American Fedora
| ton of Labor during it's recent con-
vention; Monday. August 23-Base ball
games In the morning and afternoon:
ton and dance in the ballroom of the
| headquarters hotel. Tuesday, August
24-Base ball games in the morning
and afternoon: theater party for the
In the evening: special features will
mark both events. Wednesday. August
| 25-All-day excursion to Atlantic City.
n. j.. for which special train has
Base ball games morning and after
| noon: evening excursion to Willow
Grove Park, an open-air amusement
resort. furnishing high-class entertain
| the appearance of sousa and his band.
Typical German refreshments will be
served. Friday. August 27-Base ball
games morning and afternoon; league
night at the hotel in the evening,
i where the awarding of the Garry Herr
mann trophy to the victors, and other
incidents usual to this event of the
| week. will take place. The officers of
! the Washington Association are: Thomas
| A. Bynum. president: Edgar T. Brown.
vice president and national commits
sioner; William N. Brotkwell. secre-
tary-treasurer: Williams r. Love, man
ager base ball team: directors. Elmer
F. Boyd. G. D. Deming. H. N. Kelchner.
Thornberg; auditors. George O. Atkin-
| son. George G. Seibold. A. w. Suess.
The following players comprise the
ball team: l. ]. Bennett, jr.; o. A. Cath
gems. Fred stringes, Herman Feldman.
Lawrence Roberts. Anthony suess, R.
A Williams. R. A. Wilhide. C. L.
Fred Cogswell and Harold Cutting.
Teams from other cities who will par
ticipate in the tournament are: Boston,
New York. Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cleve-
land, Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis
and St Paul.
Joseph E. Sheehan of the editorial
force of the proofroom spent the past
week at Atlantic City, N. J., in COM
pany with number of friends
William p. Irving of the engineers
section is on leave and will spend the
time visiting with an. aunt at Cozad,
Jay v. Trammell. Edward J. Koontz.
Mrs. Nellie F. v. Lyons. and Miss Mel
lie Blair have been on the sick report
OF the presswork division during the
week.
Andrew NJ. Butler of the linotype
section has been granted a months
leave OF absence. and is spending his
vacation In Texas.
! Mrs. n. J. Stanley. Miss s. ". o.
borne, Miss Lille Pratt, Miss z. Wool
| sey and H. Frahm of the stamping and
ca sema king section Of the bindery are
on leave of absence.
DR.. William J. Manning. medical Of
hcer. is taking leave Of absence While
away he will attend the meeting Of the
| tuberculosis congress and read a paper
before that body.
Miss Carrie E. LOOMS of thu docu
ment (hand) section is enjoying
thirty-day vacation at Atlantic City.
n. J.
Gil. National Union, held its regular
monthly meeting last night at Typo
graphical Temple. Alter the business
meeting refreshments were served by
thA trn.
business transacted was the compile
ton Of arrangements for the excur-
sion Of the council to Marshall Hall,
July 81. This event is free to the
members Of the order
J. E. McCrackin and Edw. Forrest
of the electrical section are on leave Of
absence.
William s.. Schinnerer, assistant fore
man in the linotype section, Is spend
ing seventeen days vacation at his old
( home in Arkansas
BENJAMIN F. Mann. reader on specif-
| cations. who resigned his position a
year ago on account Of illness, has
been refnstated and reported for duty
| to the proofroom. Wednesday, almost
! completely restored to health.
{, Frank A. Cannon. Godfrey F. Weld
|
Peake of the monotype Keyboard sec
ton are enjoying two weeks leave of
| absence.
The following pressfeeders have been
detailed from the press division for
duty in the bindery: Miss Anna W.
Burkett. Mrs. May D. Dunster, Mrs.
Estelle v. McKenna, Miss Mary Price.
Miss Julia Turner. Mrs: Fannie w.
Waite. Mrs. Anna T. Wright. Miss Mar
garet Barnholt, Miss Mildred Beach,
! Mrs. Mary E. Colliere. Miss Esther
: Kennedy, Mrs. Margaret E. Nealon and
Mrs. Amanda V. Whites
Mrs. c. B. Proctor of Memphis, Tenn,
is visiting Mrs. Robert w. Christian,
wife Of Referee Christian of the proof
| room, at 22:V street northwest Mrs.
| Proctor was formerly resident of this
city. her husband. being employed in
| the claims department OF the Southern
railway.
| August Paland of the document (hand)
section is spending atwo-week vaca-
| tion in New Jersey.
| William F. Nichols of the linotype
| section reported for work Tuesday. aft
| er an absence Of more than two month
| on account OF severe sprain to his
| hand. due to an accident with his
| motor cycle. '-''- >
Mrs. Imogene saxty. Mrs. Mary c.
Rees. G. Larkins. J. W. Burke. William
sanitary section, are ron leave Of alb