Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

the bureau of engraving and printing
are members, will hold a meeting in
Typographical Temple Tuesday. The
principal business will be the nomina-
ton of officers for the ensuing term
] Edward Borland. clerk in the offic
of the printing division, has returned
after "A weeks visit in New York city.
His wife and son accompanied him.
Joseph sullivan of the bureau of as
signment and reviews, returned Tues
day following q vacation of two weeks
Bernard Bailey of Beckley, ". Va.
was appointed to the bureau guard
force during the week.
Frederick J. Croker chief of the
cumming division. viii make brief
visit to birmingham, Mass, this week
o vote.
George W Jacobs Of section of the
printing division. accompanied by hi
wife, left Washington Friday evening
COR st. Louis, Mo, where they will
spend two weeks visiting Mr.. JACOBS
mother
The womens duclzpin team of sec
ions II, IL and 13 recently defeated the
women's bowling team Of sections 8.
I and of the printing division, in a
match game. The manager of the
bowling alley where the games were
played offered box of candy to the
young woman rolling the high st
score. He had to buy four Boxes of
andy Mrs Mary Ganzhorn, Misses
Louise Addor. Bessie Ramey and Net
spiiling Sc pins each
Miss Sophia Z. Lehman and Miss
Elizabeth ColsoE of section II of the
printing division are enjoying por-
ion of their annual leave.
I The following plate printers in sec
ion IL of the printing division. have
gone home to vote: Arthur Same, T.. G..
Wise, T. Schooley, J. J. Clinton, Will
liam J. Dooley, NJ. Schilz and Paul
lily G. Trafelet OF the stamp gum
ming division is absent on fife en-
days leave and has gone to his home
in Indiana to vote.
George Van Dyne of the engineering
and machine division is confined to his
home on account Of sickness.
Joseph A. Lash of the surface division
will return to duty this week after visit
OF ten days at his home in Mansfield,
Ohio.
About 200 members of Batteries D, E
and f. LIST Field Artillery. of the New
York city National Guard. were visitors
at the bureau last Thursday. The SOL
diers have been discharged from military
duty at McAlen, Tex. and stopped over
to the metropolis
Miss Appilona Lynch. plate printers
assistant in section ! of the printing divi-
sion, has resigned her position at the
bureau to accept a position as clerk in
the Post Office Department.
1t is reported that Miss Mary Collins Of
section of the printing division will
resign her position at the bureau in the
| near future to be married. She will make
her home in Cuba, it is said.
Armstead Thompson Of the engineering
and machine division. who was married
last Wednesday. left Washington the
/ ift. hi I,riI
moon trip. to be spent in Wilmington.
Del. and New York city.
Charles Hainsworth, assistant foreman
of the plumbers shop, in the engineering
and machine division. has gone to his
home in st. Louis, Mo-, to vote.
Samuel Cornwell of the machine shop is
detained at his home owing to sickness.
George kniffen of the blacksmith shop
will report for duty tomorrow. following
one weeks leave.
Crawford Bonnie and William Leonard
of the engineering and machine division
have gone to their homes to vote.
Miss Blanche James. clerk in section 2
of the printing division, has resigned her
position at the bureau and has accepted
position at the government printing Of
flee.
John H. Mcintyre Of the stamp-gunl-
ming division left yesterday for five
day vacation, which will be spent at his
home in Branchville, Md
Several of the women's duck pin teams
at the bureau are contemplating joining
a womens bowling league which is being
organized In this city.
Miss E. J. Lockwood of section 10 of
| the printing division has been on a few
days vacation.
Miss Esther Wohlfarth of section 10 has
been granted leave.
, S. Edward Beach. section 10, has been
absent on account of illness.
w. +. Chaltice, superintendent section
| 10 OF the printing division. and T NJ
Roland. N. F. Collins. Maurice Sackett,
Henry Gotthold. r. ]. Gillen. r. W. Rog-
ers. A. H. Mills, A. L. Baker. Theodore
Wagner. Vincent Hughes, j. L. Krigs-
baum. James e. Lord. Samuel B. Reeder.
~ A. Meehan. awrence Schuett. B. J.
kroger. A. ]. Failon. J. A. Tomin, all of
the same section. will make trip to their
respec.ive homes to vote.
William c. Deane. assistant chief of
the surface division. is visiting his
| The following pressmen from the sur
face~dfvision are on leave to cast their
| votes: George NJ. Duncan, secretary to
the Pressmen's Union has LETT for Day
ton. Ohio; Alfred G. Hardesty. Fred
erick Giesler and Edward NJ Wright
son have gone to Cincinnati: James II.
sullivan. to Boston; William ]. Dooloy
and Frank Fraser, to New York:
Charles w. Hurdle. to Brooklyn; Harry
L. Stroh. to Harrisburg: John Murphy.
ard Stevens, to Chicago; John S. Druk-
ker, to Wilmington, Del, and Fernando
! A. Carpenter, to Tarrytown, N Y.
( Miss Flora Trainor of the surface d.
vision was on leave during the week.
! Mrs. M. L. Willis. clerk In the sur
| her home for the last month by ILL.,
!, ness. is reported to be improving.
| Misses Pauline Mayer and Mary Wise
Of the surface division have been on
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