Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

At a reunion of the 25th New York
Volunteer Cavalry Regiment around the
monument erected to them by the state
of New York in Fort Stevens ceme-
terry Capt Samuel H. Jacobson, Gus
todian of presses in the printing di
vision, recited James Whitcomb Riley's
tribute to the flag. entitled. Naming
Old Glory" Col. Stone Of this regiment
was also a veteran of the list New
York Infantry and in the same COM
Upon Col. Stones motion. the regiment
orary membership.
Theodore Ray, custodian Of presses,
reported for duty last Monday. having
been excused for one week by execu-
tive order. He Is a veteran of the civil
war.
Creighton e. Marshall. custodian of
presses. was absent on leave during the
last week.
Daniel w. Beach Of the chief clerks
office returned to his desk last Monday
following a vacation of five weeks spent
with relatives in the Berkshire hills.
Mass
Miss Ella Bouvet Of the chief clerks
Office and Miss Mary E. German Of the
numbering division have returned to
work following a three-week trip to At
lantic City.
machine division is on annual leave.
Edward Meyers of the engraving di-
vision left Thursday for an auto trip
Miss Laura v. Eckels. superintendent
M. W. Baldwin and C. NJ Chambers
Of the engraving division, who recently
left for trip to the Panama-Pacific
exposition. report that they expect TO
return to Washington about October 20.
Miss Mary A. McCauley. employed in
the office Of the chief clerk, returned
to her desk Monday from Atlantic City
G. w. Cameron of the engineering
and machine division is Ill with ap-
Giles H Eubanks. jr., of the stamp
perforating division reported for duty
Monday after vacation of nine days.
David Fulton of the printing divi-
Printers Union, is on the sick list.
Miss Louise E. Boyd of the stamp
perforating division left the bureau
last Monday for three weeks annual
leave.
Joseph H. Mcintyre returned to his
employment in the wetting division
last Tuesday. He was on military leave
for four days.
the printing division is expected to
return this week from her vacation. She
is visiting relatives and friends in
Norfolk, Va. and Leonardtown, Nd.
Miss Cecilia Ryan will return tomor-
row after two weeks vacation. She is
employed in the stamp perforating d.
vision. -
Shook has returned s,i,, TO ms duties IN the
Daniel Lee of the engineering and
machine division Is confined to his
home on account of Illness.
George Van Dyne Is visiting IN ONO
and will be absent from the bureau
until next month. He Is employed in
the engineering and machine division.
The following plate printers were re-
instated to their former positions dur
Robert Dyer, Edward A. Fraber. Lo-
renzo w Harmon, Charles A. Sullivan
and Glenn E. Feeney.
Carl E. Herberger. James H. McVey
and James J. McNally. plate printers
who were transferred to other duties
In the bureau some time ago owing to
lack of work in the printing division,
have been given their former positions.
Edward Hangliter Of section 4 OF the
sistant. Miss Mary A. Phelps. were
married recently and are on a wedding
twin visiting New York, Philadelphia
and Trenton.
Miss Mary Gormley and Miss Eliza
beth Watson of the examining division
reported for duty last Monday after
an enjoyable vacation.
The following employees of the exam
lining division received promotions dur
ing the last week: Donata Ortman,
Della Coxen. NJ Mcintosh. Mamie Dem
ny. Elsie Boyce. Eula Robey and May
Murphy.
Thompson of the engineering and ma
chine division have returned to the
bureau after taking a part of their
MISS Anna Rapaport. who resigned
her position in the wetting division a
few weeks ago, is to be married today
Claude D. Parsons of the surface d.
vision, accompanied by his wife, left
here october 1 for a thirty day trip to
the Panama-Pacif1c exposition.
Miss Mildred NJ. Faunce Of the sur
face division is in Philadelphia for a
stay of one week.
Miss Fannie Whelan Of the surface
division is on a three-week vacation in
New York city.