Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-08
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.
I'm Z IllN I INV

The following plate printers. employ
ed in the bureau of engraving, are on
the membership roll of the newly or
ganized Washington Plate Printers
Union Band: r. Burrows, E. B. Brooks,
A. Budke, H. Batch, J. Carow, j. E.
Duffy, T. Gallagher, J. HARRY. l.. Haub-
rick F. J. Hunt, I. Hollidge, J. w. John
son, f. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Laut, J.
Lannahan, F. Leon, w. J. Loveless, G.
Kane. V. McCloskey, c. ]. Mccarthy, J.
Mccarthy. w. McPhilomy, G. Martin.
B. Norris J. Mowatt, J. O'Brien. NJ
Pittman. s. f. Smith. S. Small. A.
Stamm, W. Ullman. w. Wade, J. Wills,
c. Winters. E. Wheeler, Z. White, w.
II. Scott, F. Grover, d. Kulp and w.
Yauchler. Prof. Emil A. Fenstad. as
sistant director Of the Soldiers Home
Band, has been engaged to serve as di-
rector and instructor for the bureau
musicians.
The plate printers at the bureau en-
gagged in the stationery branch of the
trade will hold a meeting in Topographic
cal Temple tomorrow night.
AS a mark of respect to the memory
of James Courts. clerk of the commit
representatives, who died recently in
this city, representative of the
Washington Plate Printers Union
placed a floral piece on his grave fol-
lowing the funeral services.
James E. Hoadley. custodian of
presses in the printing division, went
to Norfolk, Va, last week to attend
the funeral of his sister-in-law.
Daniel J. sullivan. plate printer in
section 10 of the printing division, who
has been absent from his duties for
several months because Of illness, re-
turned to the bureau last Tuesday much
improved.
Bart F. Santry of the engineering and
Gently married.
Fred B. Hallock of the engineering
and machine division. who has been
confined to his home on account of ILL
ness for some time, visited his friends
at the bureau last week. He stated
that he expects to resume his duties at
the bureau in the near future.
r. F. Peed of the bureau guard
force is spending twelve days annual
leave at his country home in Mount
Rainier, Nd.
Roy Mickey. who was transferred
from the guard force to the rolls of the
examining division few months ago,
has again been transferred and is now
employed in the engineering and ma
chire division.
Miss Margaret E Holmes of the ex-
aiming division, who was detailed to
the office Of the controller of currency,
has returned to her duties at the bu-
reau.
Eppa H. Jackson, clerk In the office
of the chief of the engineering and
machine division, Is absent on one
weeks vacation.
William \. Campbell, who has been
on the sick list for some time, has re-
gained his health and returned to his
employment In section 10 of the print
ing division.
Frank NJ Sherwood, draughtsmap
in the office of the chief of the engi-
neering division, has been made scout
master by the Boy Scouts of Ballston,
Va.
Frank J. Killerlane of section of
the printing division, who has been i'll
in Garfield Hospital, is reported to be
convalescing.
A committee composed of Charles
Winter, Earl K. Wheeler. James F.
Mowatt. Henry Batch. Irving Hollidge
and William Ullman has been appoint
ed by the Washington Plate Printers
Union Band to make arrangements for
ball to be held Thanksgiving eve.
The committee has secured National
Rifles Armory Hall for the occasion.
Bert L. shaffner of the engineering
and machine division is busy these
days working on his recently acquired
farm.
Miss Addie Spies, who has been absent
from the surface DIVISION Tor the past
five months because of illness. has re-
turned to the Office. very much improved
in health
Warren P. Motzer. pressman In the
surface division. has been granted
thirty-day leave.
Miss Catherine Herman, clerk in the
surface division, accompanied by the
Misses Mamie and Loretta Marceron
of the numbering division, left Tuesday
for a water trip to Savannah. They will
be away two weeks.
Miss Mary A. Seaton Of the surface
division Is enjoying a twoweek outing.
Francis Joseph Falvey, son of Charles
F. Falvey of the surface division. has
left Washington to enter the Notre
Dame College. Indiana, to study for the
priesthood.
Miss Katherine Murtaugh of the sur
face division is on a weeks leave at
her home in Alexandria.
After an absence of nearly one year
owing to sickness Miss Elizabeth Seitz
returned to the surface division during
the week and is able to resume her du-
ties.
Miss Mary C. Storke of the surface d.
vision is at La Plata, Md, for a two
week visit.
owing to sickness in his family Frank
Muck eIbauer pressman in the surface d.
vision. has been absent the past week
Flowers For Fall Weddings.