Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20
PRINTING OFFICE.

JSDORTdpnlCal mon VIII De HSiu A.'''
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Typography
cal Temple. Besides the regular business
the following applications will be acted
upon: Joseph c. Moynihan and Victor f.
Peterson for machinist membership.
Thomas d. Baltic for full membership
and Clifton Tarrant for apprentice
membership. In the Official Bulletin
of the union. issued for this meeting.
is given the reports of the officers for
the quarter ending January, 1916. The
treaSurer's report shows balance on
hand at the last quarter of s1.5294 AZ :
received from Secretary Seibold for
dues. pension assessments. mortuary
assessments. |. T. L. death benefits.
regist ration fees and reinstatement
fees. local initiation fees and reinstate-
ment fees and refund from memorial
committe. S1612S-6S. making a total or
Sf7.65S.l1 The disbursements were Sl4.-
S7S.76. leaving a balance of s2.ll9.35.
The expenditures We're: To j. w. Hays.
/. T. L. Observation-Disclosures. for per
ments, registration and reinstatement
fees SS.494.15: salaries of officers.
S5a9.IS: printing. $S1.10: death benefits.
s5,35163; miscellaneous. $352.10. the
total expenditures being S14.S7S76. The
treasurers yearly capitulation showed
balance on hand February l. 1915. OF
s943-39: interest on deposits. Sl3;94; re-
ceived from secretary. S5s.53593. max
ing the total receipts. S5a.493-26. The
disbursements as per quarterly reports
amounted to s56.113-91. leaving a pal
ance on hand January 81. 1916. of 81
17?.35. The receipts of the secretary $
office for the quarter ending January
81. 1916. were sGS5, and the expendl-
lures for the same period. s6s5. me
on hand last report OF s264o,36 re
ceipts of temple. s1oa.S1. and the dis
bursements s1s1: leaying balance on
tary's yearly capitulation shows the re-
ceipts to have been s59.S30.93 and the
expenditures. $40. S3O.93.
Among those participating III the MN,
tary tournament at Convention Hall
Tuesday night were capt George G. Will
son of the night hand section. George l..
Eichhorn. William, H. Berringer' Peter
Hartnett. w L. Herbert. Daniel S. Her.
zog. f. r. King and Neal H. Settle all
of the monotype and keyboard sec1ion
(nighD-
Joe II. johnson of the night proofroom
who has been confined to his home for
two weeks with an attack of grip. has
returned to his desk.
Capt D. V. Chisholm. superintendent
of work. who has been confined to his
home with an attack of grip for about
ten days, is rapidly recovering from his
Illness.
f. S. Bortel of Philadelphia. Pa. Wis
tied during the week with Mr.. and Mrs
J.. Fl. Patterson at their home in TINS
city. Mr.. Bortel. who is on his way home
from a Florida trip. made a visit 10 the
office and renewed acquaintance with
Charles NJ. Robinson. George A r. Nc
Neir and L. H. Patterson. which has ex-
tended over a period of fifty years.
George r. Smith. assistant foreman of
the forwarding and finishing section of
the bindery. was confined to his home
part Of the week with an attack of grip.
The Trestle Board Club. composed of
employees of the Office, celebrated ladies'
night last evening at Pythian Temple with
a program consisting of music. speaking
and dancing, when the following numbers
were given: Invocation. Rev. James Shera
Montgomery address of welcome, w. j.
Dow, president of the club: trio instru-
mentaD. "Humoresque" tDvorak), Rob
ert Gotta, piano: Paul Schwartz, VIOLIN
and Paul Rooster. cello. address, W. w
Jermane, grand master of ~Masons Of the
District of Columbia: song, Mother o
Nine, Newton G. Hammer: monologue.
trio GnstrumeItaD, "Serenade": illustra-
tons. Personal Views of Yellowstone Ma
tional Park tshown for the first time in
Washington). E B. Thompson. The COM
mittees in charge of the arrangements
were: General committee-W r. Metz
chairman: w. d. Skeen. B. f. Bair Fl. E.
Sherman and J. D. Meyers. Entertain
nent committee-W. ID. Skeen. chairman !:
Edward Burkholder. W. H. Cornish. DIR.
A. E. Cowles, d. ]. Roberts. S. ]. Rulings
and Frank Hegner: Committee on re-
ireshinehts-6 r. BAR, chairman W. X.
Love. j. s. kistler. c. NJ. Capper. A w.
Bowen. H. A Lavisson and D. n. Walsh.
Committee on printing-H f. Sherman,
chairman: G. F. Trogner and e. p
Butscher. Reception committee D.
Meyers. chairman: L. D. Brandon. d. S
Walton. J. H. Fox. a. NJ Forester, w.
~ Guthridse. j. 7. kahler. G. A. Tuttle
B. r. Sonen. DIR. r. W. Conklin. T. H.
Drenner. c. +. Wing, j. w. Hughes and
y X Berry. Committee on dancing and
mnsc.T F. Harris. chairman: c. w
Ashford. J. w. Nee. J. T. Payne r
Sweet. r. f. Zimmerman and F. A. White
Ihe officers of the club are w j. Dow
president j. W. Hughes. vice president :
" X Speelman. secretary: l.. e. Vost
treasurer: T. Homer Hall, doorkeeper. and
w. r. Love. steward.
Among those who We're on the sick re-
port of the monotype keyboard section the
past week were +. W. Henry. w G.
OConnell and Charles A. Rigglemau,
After being confined to his homo fo~
eeven weeks by severe attack of sciatic
rheumatism. Harvey Balmer returned 10
Week " '
George W Robinson. niaker-u, on the
document 'hand, section, has been
on II" sich list the past week
meeting was held Monday sfterroo,
81 the close Of business in the fro,,, I.I
Z" zoe new building for the purpose of
c.sshzhs q tennis club to enter the De
rsafinsntal Tennis League J. L. Aver
Ton y. Tisiei. assistant supe-in, enden, ~
documents. was chosen president ara
Fred 7. Tarbox OF the foundry sec,inn
WIS elected secretary-treasurer meet
hiS has been called for "Wednesday .ft.r
noon m the front hall on th. si.tb aoor
an" an tennis players are invited Tn he
present "'eu 10 ne
keacer John W Clark of tho ,-o,
room received word of the death ~ hi
bother last week For ,n,n' nc
1irs. clark had made her home ,,.i,b =
Hauehter In southern Californi. "
Miss Mary 4. Connolly of the ,,.,,,
type Keyboard section left yesterd. =,
1or q two-week visit at RaudoIrh ".
where she will attend a famjiv re.
bnion. 'S re-
John X. Lau;z and Valentine N.ra.r
OF 'he watch force have been absen,
from duty the past week on account Of
Illness Mount Oh
in the weekly matches of the e. u n
JIuckpin League the Documents Won
fhree straight from the buildings ,bs
Pressfnen took three from the Foundrv
ana the Bindery won two our of tbraa
from the Clerks Hassett lead-ofr man
Tor the FRESHMEN. rolled high set for
the league. with 34i. the previous high
set being 1884 The ten high games for
the night were as follows: Hsyern
Documents. ll5: Hasseti, Freshmen
10: Bid. PreNmen, lie: Elicit. Dozen.
ments. liz: zenhome Documents
III, Brian. Buildings 1913: brown
Foundry. 108: Murdoch, Clerks. los and
Fahey. Bindery. f07. The Iine-up for
tomorrow night will be Clerks vs.
buildings. Pressmen VS.. Bindery and