Evening star., 1915-10-03
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

BUREAU UE G006A v"0
II AND PRINTING. |
| Miss Annie E. Burke Of the CHIEF
clerks ofice returned to her desk
Monday after q three-week vacation
at Atlantic City.
DR.. w. Chamberlain, engineer OF
tests, has resumed his duties At the
bureau following a vacation OF three
weeks.
Miss Minnie Holland Of the stamp.
perforating division has resigned her
position.
Frederick D. HollidEs. Frank s ;: y Nc
Mahoney and George Price recently
were reinstated to their former posi-.
tions as plate printers. They were
among the twenty-five plate PRIMERS
who were dropped from the % rolls 81 81
lack of work. Four other plate print
ers-Merrill e. Pitcher. Robert p. WI,
liams, Michael H. Dennison and Eari
w. Lindsey-have been transferred 70
division. They had been detailed to
other work in the bureau during the
dull period in the printing division.
Miss Louise 3. Boyd Of the stamp.
perforating division has been grenteo Gato
l
| Miss Irene g. Parker. also Of the
stamp-perforating division, mas osen
| granted leave of absence for tweivs
Miss Annie W. Ferris Of the guide
force has resigned her position IN the
bureau. She Is to be married AT an
! Miss Annie s. Hurley has returned
! to her desk in the office OF the cniea e.sd
City and New York.
Miss Ida Calhoun, clerk in the e. e.
amining division. has returned TO the
bureau from ~ a brisf M Xsnna9 xaea..1n' also EN-.
ployed on the clerical force In the OK.
amining division, 10 back at her desk
following a few days vacation.
Joseph H. Mcintyre OF the st;ns VEINS
matches held by the National GUARDS
men on the rifle range Thursday.
Miss Helen Shorter Of section Of the
printing division is visiting relatives
and friends IN n, N9afotx; 9ar tEo Vs.: ws.ks ana l."
Miss Margaret Cross is enjoying
two-week vacation.
Miss Catherine Carr will report Tor
work tomorrow. after leave OF absence
Miss Cecilia Ryan Of the stamp per.
foration division left the ONCE last
Monday for q vacation Of two weeks;
Miss Nora Fitzgerald will return 70
the bureau tomorrow: rs a. aI.er !. oeins A'-
Eugene W. Shook of the stamp gum
ming division will report for duty To-
morrow He has been on leave TOT
week.
Edmonston and Miss Fannie Connor
will be back tomorrow.
P. J. Ryan, editor Of the Plate Printer.
returned to Washington last Tuesday
from a business trip to New York
city and New Jersey.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Plate Pririters' Union was held Mon
day night at Typographical Temple;
Mark Lowe. veteran OF the clvil
war. and formerly plate printer, was
a visitor at the Offices of the Plate
Printer newspaper last week.
James H. Tuttle left Monday for his
annual vacation. He will be away Tor
two weeks.
! After leave Of absence for nine days
Giles H. Eubanks. jr.. will return to
the stamp perforating division tomor-
row.
weeks leave attending the Interna-
tional Association Of Machinists con-
vention, held in this city last week.
will report for work in the bureau to-
morrow morning.
printing division has resigned her po-
sition.
| Miss Linda Shelton. formerly Of the
guide force, was married Thursday IN
this city. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom LEFT for
trip to Frankfort. KY. They will make
their home in Takoma Park on their re-
| turn.
Miss Mary Wise, one of the temporary
guides at the bureau. had as her guests
| during encampment week friends from
Frederick, Md.
Capt Leblanc of the bureau watch
force is being complimented for his Sc
lection Of the temporary guide force
| which he appointed during the past
week. The young women. sixteen in
number, were taken from the different
divisions Of the money -making plant
They displayed much skill In handling
the building. The regular stan rem
dered its usual efficient service.
Those who composed the temporary
force were: Misses Horan, Carr. Rou
zee. stadd, Brown. Harleston. Murphy.
o'connor. Mcclure, Riordan, Fallon
Edward Grant. Richard Nyuning,
Samuel C. Cornwell. William Mould and
Arthur T. Thompson were temporarily
detailed to the watch force during en-
campment week.
Miss Eugenia M. Arnold Of the sur.
face division was on leave the past
week.
/
| face division. was granted leave for
| the week and entertained friends from
New York who came for the encamp-
ment.
Mrs. Cora L. Eaton Of the surface di-
vision is taking q portion Of her leave
at her home in Alexandria.
Benjamin F. Lash of the surface a.
vision. veteran of the civil war, was
on leave during the @. A. r. encamp-
| ment.
John s. Drukker and Thomas D. Par
ker. pressmen in surface division, are
(, enjoying ten days Of their leave.
Misses H. Virginia Harriss and
Edna Ridgely of examining division
have gone to st. Louis to spend the
| month OF October.
Peter G. Steele Of the examining d.
, vision has Just returned from a weeks
| leave of absence.
Miss Ida NJ. Weeks is spending q week
| In Purcellville, Va.
Those in the examining division tax.
! ing leave Of absence are Mss Ada Hud-
son. Miss Catherine Seary. Miss Erma
Coleman. Miss Lena Berger and Miss
| Mabel Phelps.
Miss frankie E. Knibb Is spending a
| few weeks in Virginia.