Evening star., 1916-01-02
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

The employees of the machine divis-
ior of the bureau are consumma;ing
arrangements for their annual ban
quet to be held in February. Edward
r. Williams. unanimously elected
chairman, has appointed as assistants
the following committees: Enrolment
committee: Machine shop-P. V. Hall,
chairman; C. Bussius. Samuel Elseer,
c. Brumm and James OLeary. Electri-
cal shop-David Miller. chairman; Will
liam Freeman and John Smith. Car
penter shop-G. S. Brown. chairman: q.
Whiting. A. E. Rabbit and K. Cunning
ham. Plumbing shop. +. Davis.
chairman; William ONeiI and F. Wee
reck. MaceratOr shop-Thomas Green.
Paint shop-Jamcs Eckloff. chairman
John Williams and Jacob Beck En-
Sine and pump room-James Williams,
chairman; ID. OLeary and c. Bennie.
Office force-E. II. Jackson, chairman.
and ID. Lee. Cumming rooms. E Nc
Nuity. Section James Murray. Sec
ton Thomas Nugent. Section 3
William Davidson. Examining divis-
ion-Charles Drexiluis. Surface divis-
ion--William Hartley. Wetting divis-
ion-E. II. Fulton. Stamp book room
Joseph V Heany. Stamp perforating
room-W. !. Hondrix. Miscellaneous
j. Farley. Engraving division-Edward
l.. Tucker.
chairman: j. Duffy, g. Whiting, David
Miller. T. V. Hall. :. T.. McNulty, James
Williams. 6. Ansberry and George
Riley.
Entertainment committee. j. Far
ley. chairman; G. Whiting H. Gehr-
mann. W. Burke and w. Nightingale.
Treasurer-T Brown.
\ number of the bureau chiefs nd
officials of the Treasury and other gov
ernment departments will attend the
be nquet.
Invitations will also be extended 10
the following prominent men in public
life: Secretary McAdoc. Senator Reed
Of Missouri. Samuel Gompers, presi-
dert of the American Federation OF
Labor: W. j. Malburn, assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury: Joseph T. Ralph
director of the bureau of engraving
and printing; Frank Ferguson. assist
ant director Of the bureau; Clark Grif-
fifth. manager of the Washington base
ball team: W. II. Johnson. president o,
the international Association of Ma
chinists.
Edward f.. Myers of the engraving
q vision. accompanied by his wife, mo-
tored TO Secane. Pa, the early part OF
the past week. They will return after
the holiday season.
John Eissler. also of the engraving
division, spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS
! Miss Emma 6. Conner of the stamp
cumming division has been granted a
| leave of absence for one week. which
viii be spent in Ellicott City, Md
Eugene W. Snook of the stamp gum
ming division is on annual leave for
one week. and is enjoying his recrea-
| ton AZ his home in this city
! Ernest Martin, James f. Newman and
| George X. Garrison, employees of the
engineering and machine division are
| taking the balance of their annual
| leave
| T. J. Cunningham and Daniel Beach
of the same division have returned to
their duties from leave OF absence.
| Edward Helm and A. !. MacDowell OF
| the engraving division have been or
:he sick list during the past week.
| The following employees of the CHIEF
! clerks office are taking the rest OF
their annual leave: Miss Annie Hurley
Miss Alice Walker. T. McDonough. Miss
| Florence Callahan and w. +. Sterlin
Walter Burke and Albert c. Day oi
| the engineering and machine division
| who have been confined to their homes
owing to illness. have returned tc
| work.
! AT the regular meeting of the Plate
! Printers Union. held last Tuesday
night in Typographical Temple. John
/ Deviny was reelected president of Lo.
/ cal No. .. Other officers elected were
, A. II. Mills, vice president: Charles B
| Cameron. recording secretary: F.. S
| Milovich, financial secretary: D. A. Full.
{ ton. treasurer: T.. r. Brooks. inspector
S. T.. Smith. inside guard: c. G. Clergen
outside guard; c. Il. Rout, James II
Beck. p. J. Ryan. Chris. Lehmkuhl and