Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-08
PRINTING OFFICE.

Miss Mary E. Waterman, daughter
of Thomas j. Waterman of the docu
ment (hand) section, was married to
John NJ. Eean September 81 at St.
Aloysius Church. Upon their return
to this city from their honeymoon
they will make their home at 25 K
street northwest.
oscar a. Reed of the linotype sec
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Reed and
daurhter Helen, is on an automobile
trip through Maryland, Delaware,
Pennsylvania and New York.
Mrs. Ellen L. Graham of the press
division, who was painfully injured
by a fall some time ago, is improving.
Richard NJ. Calhoun. Alexander A.
Carr, George w. Wilmington and
William A Sellers of the watch force
have been granted leaves of absence.
Mrs. Imogene Saxty. Mrs. Martha
f. Mangum, Miss Harriet A. Eagan.
Mrs. Emily Lee and Eugene Welborn
were on the sick report of the san
itary section last week.
J. y. Newton of the night proofroom
and Mrs. Newton have returned from
a visit at Marshall, Va.
Charles Gardner of the editorial
force of the night proofroom has been
granted three weeks leave and viii
make an automobile trip to Ohio.
John NJ, Barrett and William J. w.
Bayly of the engineers section are
enjoying part Of their annual leave.
Thomas J. Cason of the sanitary
section, who was recently married
has returned from his honeymoon
trip and reported for duty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cason will make their home at
201 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
Sam A. Price of the linotype section
is spending his vacation at his for
lner home in North Carolina.
Albert Whitacre of the machine shop
section was absent last week on ac-
count of illness.
Foreman W s. schinnerer of the
night linotype section. who went on
fishing trip recently, reports q sue
cessful catch.
A. J. Symonds operator in the night
linotype section, is taking part of his
annual leave.
The following employees Of the cleo
trical section have been granted leave:
Edward VI. Decker, George b. Clum,
William II. Brown, John H. Prater
and Aaron Goodloe.
charge of the web press section,
presswork division, during the abb
sence of william H. Weber, on leave.
Frank Fl. Long and Dale c. Sheriff
of the linotype section, who with their
families have been camping for the
past ten days at Great Falls. reported
for duty Monday.
S u. Barr of the night proofroom
and family are at Atlantic City for a
months vacation
in the night linotype section. is on
duty again after a fishing trip down
the Potomac.
Nicholas Kelley, Andrew Lukei. John
N. Powell and John H. Pasco were on
the sick report Of the watch section
during the week.
John +. Luitich of the linotype sec
ton is taking two weeks Of his an
nual leave.
Miss Lille Sunderland and Miss Lulu
D. Jordan Of the presswork division
have been detailed to the State. War
and Navy branch printing office.
Joseph Mccain of the day proofroom
has been grained leave and will visit
in New York.
Edward Murray of the editorial
force of the proofroom is taking part
of his annual leave.
J. r. Lehman Of the linotype sec
ton reported for duty Wednesday aft
er a threeweek fishing trip at Colo
NAL Beach.
Leave of absence has been granted
to the following employees of the press
work division: Edgar c. Whitman,
John J. Lycette. John Casey, James 7.
Mills, Miss Ida Van Arsdale and Alton
Il. Carly.
Harry Matthews and Lawrence Nops
have been absent from duty in the
electrical section during the week on
account of illness.
Machnist L. l.. Browning of the
night linotype section is on vacation.
w. F. Crump Of the night proofroom
was on vacation last week.
A c. Van Horn of the night linotype
section has been granted ten days
leave.
J. B. Broddus, in charge of the pneu-
. matte tube service in the night proof
room, took part of his annual leave
last week.
Luther Woodward of the document
thand) section, in charge of half-tones,
| observed his seventy-second birthday
October /. Designated as makerup. he
! is the oldest printer in continuous serv-
ice and in the same division to which
he was assigned upon completing his
apprenticeship. Mr.. Woodward. who
| comes from a family of printers. was
the recipient of congratulations from
| his feilow-employes in the office.
George o. Atkinson having returned
from three-week leave, reported for
work Monday in the document (hand)
| section.
! Makerup Jeremiah OConnell of the
| document thand) section returned from
ten DAY vacation Monday.
| Peter NJ McCallum of the docume mt
| (hand) section, who has been spending
| his vacation at Colonial Beach, re-
| turned to duty the first of the week.
-h'iiN'i UP W w .sstd!liOTu u tiie opSIl-
hcatlons division has been granted a
| ffteen-day leave
| G. T. Davis of the monotype keyboard
section leaves tomorrow for Philadel-
phia. Pa, where he will spend his va
| cation.
| Chester Bid of the office of the as
| sistant foreman of printing has been
selected by Capt Ralph Murdoch as a
member of the team of the Government
| Printing Office Duckpin League, which
/ rs TO meet the Royals for the cham
pionship. Mr.. Bid is probably the
| Youngest man ever placed on a cham
! plonsh'p team in this city.
| John Van Der Schaaf of the monotype
section gave reception to his friends
| last Monday night in celebration of his
| twenty-hrst birthday. After selections
| by the Acme Mandolin Club. mono
| logues by Messrs. Hallesey and Caney.
| and songs by Fred Burgess and Her
| man Altman, refreshments were served
and dancing followed.
| Charles II. Wilson Of the day proof
| room has been granted a two-week
! leave
/ Lester Martin of the monotype key
board section left yesterday for visit
In Brooklyn. N. Y.
| D of