Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26
PRINTING OFFICE.

program Wednesday in the hall of the
sixth floor at 12.15 O'Clock. The public
printer will preside, and the following
program will be rendered: Voluntary
(selected). Mrs. Delphine w. Brown
-Praise the Lord. o My Soul" (watsom
Government Printing Office Male Cho-
rus; tenor solo tSelected), Maurice
Fitzgerald; Praise We" (GounodD: adj
dress, Rev. Lewis J. O'Hern of St Paul's
College, Brookland; praise God. From
Whom All Blessings Flow" Gold hymn)
The membership of the chorus consists
Of the following: Benjamin y. Line
back, director; Mrs. Delphine w. Brown
accompanist: Misses Kate NJ. Ellis. l..
Ransdell. NJ. Walsh. f. C. Morel, NJ.
Geisenderfer. F. l.. Miller. Bessie Sweet,
N. l. Regain. +. Donneberg, Emma
Green. NJ j. Beach. Grace stevens, Eve
Ign Sims: Mesdames J. l.. Thornton
and c. Il. Hollinger; Messrs. NJ Fitz-
gerald. j. L. Holland, c. W. Bridwell.
L. b. Fete, c. c. Covert. J. NJ. Mont
gomery, w. II. Parker. c. J. Brantley.
]. FL. Ingram. H. J. Redfield Cyrus
Cook. {: ". Ruhl. W. X. Martin. ". j.
Gould, l.. c. johnson, q. Il. Merriam,
u. \. Long. l.. W. Plowman, T. \. Pad
dleford, X. ID. Morgan and J. II. Phil
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week Illness MT SoWer' VINO wa
siNtE-Iour years GU, was appoiii'eu III
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dence IN Virginia me nouS was t''hei,
TO Christlansburg, W. w ednesd'E ana
interment held ThursdaX he was
member OF MXron NJ. FaFhel I-ouse'
+. A A. NJ, ana government PRINTING
Offlce Council, National mon
his former home IN Iowa Tor several
months on account OF III heaith' mas
reported for work in the day proof
room.
Ellis Hughes OF the carpenter shop
section has the sympathy OF ms lei
low-workers IN the death OF ms Wlfe,
which occurred Monday
j. L. t'Cos'D Rodier. for many years
an active member of Columbia Typo
graphical Union of this city. now en-
plcyed on a daily paper liz Atlanta, Ca.
has been in the city visiting relatives
and renewing acquaintance with fei-
low-craftsmen- He paid visit to the
office Wednesday.
Ernest c. Dixon OF the linotype sec
ton. who has been on the SICK llst
since September ~. Is back at work
Mrs. lmogene SaXty of the sanitary
section recently received severe bruises
about the body caused by fall over
lumber in the passages on the fourth
floor
Charles VI. Sizer and Frank X Spen-
Ger. press correctors in the press di-
vision have. been on detail in the limo
type section during the week.
Charles 1ater of the monotype key
board section went to Canton. y. Y,
last week to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law. Henry Wallace
William F. Clirich of the watch force
recently suffered a severe laceration of
the left temple. caused by fall over a
platform.
E l.. Davis of the monotype section
returned to work last Monday after
three-week vacation at his formes
home, Columbus, Ohio.
Joseph c. Moynihan of the linotype
section was confined to his home last
week on account of illness.
The following employees of the press
work division have been on the sick
list for the past week: Joseph 7. Will
liams, Claiming Il. King. Mrs. Jennie
Lusby and William Mcmillan.
Charles Peake of the Monotype key
board section, VINO mas been spending
a tWo-week vacation In New iork, re-
ported Tor duty Monday
Martin Barrlnger, who has been en-
pioyed in the document thand) section
for a great many years. ana VINO has
been absent from the once on account
of ill-health for some time. died NO
vember IL Mr.. Barringer, who was
members OF the Grand Army OF the re
pubic ana OF the Government PRINTING
NICE CouhcH' ->atloHdi Chloh' was
buried IN Arlington National cemetery
MONDAY
capt John smith, VINO mas Deen on
the Mexican porder Ior the last three
months with the District Natiohai
Huaro, was Itlhstateu IN the mono
type hey podiu seCIioii -ho!iodS-
Mfs. }. n "elr OF ohlo' inothef OF
Johh A huston OF .he fhsht PROOF
room, Is the guest Oh MI ana MIS- NUS
toh ior the Winter.
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SpeAulils IN .aleii. .
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