Evening star., 1915-11-28
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

Miss Virginia Biggs OF section I Of
the printing division has resigned her
position in the bureau to be married.
She and her husband will make their
home in Chicago, III.
Mrs Mabel Lewis of the same section
is away on sick leave
Miss Annie E. Waesche of the stamp
cumming division was excused from
duty for the Thanksgiving holidays
! She spent her vacation at her homo in
Dickerson, Md.
Custodian of Presses Creighton e.
Marshall is confined to his home. seri-
ously i'll.
James L. Motyka and Frederick Bur-
lingame were on leave of absence the
past week. They are employed in the
printing division.
James Williams. foreman Of paint
shop No. 3. has been absent from his
work for several weeks on account OF
illness.
The plate printers apprentices held
their annual ball Wednesday night at
, the National Rifles Armory. A large
sum Of money was realized from the
| affair, and 1t is to be devoted to their
sick relief fund and other charitable
causes.
John Bullough. foreman of sections
IL. II and 13. took a portion of his an
nual leave the past week.
Miss Lillian Popkins. printers as
sistant in section IL Of the printing
division. has been promoted to the ex-
amining division.
Mrs. Grace Goodwin of section 9,
power presses. was at her old home in
Baltimore during the past week.
Miss A.-Weimer of the same section
vacation.
Thomas E. Hume of the stamp gum
ming division has been absent from
his work for a few days owing to
illness.
Henry w. Szegedy. superintendent In
section 9. power presses. has returned
to the bureau after a short leave OF
absence.
Those on the sick list in section of
the printing division are: Mrs. Nellie
Embrey. Miss Phyllis Greene and Miss
Amelia Lanham
James PorterfeId reported for duty
Wednesday morning after being away
from his work in section of the print
ing division for some time on account
of injuries.
w. A. Jack, William Baker and Eme
Spencer of section Z of the printing
division are off duty on account Of
sickness.
J. E. Johnson. also of the same seo-
| ton, Is on the sick list.
Those taking part of their annual va
cation in section are: Thomas M.
Thompson.
Charles B. Cameron and W. T. McRae,
employed in section of the printing
division. are away sick.
Miss Grace F. Murphy of the stamp
cumming division was excused from
duty for the Thanksgiving holidays.
She spent the time at her home in this
city.
Harry F. Tonneman and Eugene A.
Doyle are absent because Of injuries
They are employed in section Of
the printing division.
Mrs. Eva Bellon has returned to Sec
ton l Of the printing division. She
had been absent for quite awile suf-
fering from poisoned hands.
Fred l.. Watkins of the stamp gum
ming division is on a vacation of seven
days. and is visiting his mother in
Brunswick. Va.
Miss Helen w. Dillon of the surface
division is on two weeks leave.
The sympathy of the employees of the
Alice Lehman on account of the recent
death of her sister, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Ball and Miss Teresa
Lieb of the surface division were on
leave during the week
Miss Ora T. Redd of the surface divi-
sion is on ten days leave visiting at
her former home in Culpeper, Va.
C. NJ. Sharpe of the engraving divi-
sion has been away on leave during the
past week, visiting relatives in Phila-
delphia, and attended the Army and
Navy game in New York.
NJ. George of the engraving division
has been on the sick list during the
past week.
The following employees of the en-
craving division enjoyed weekend
trips over Thanksgiving: J. c. Benz
ing, ]. Eissler. r. Ponickan, G. A. Ma
son. E. c. Kittle, w. W. Fox and
Thomas L. Curran.