Evening star., 1916-12-03
PRINTING OFFICE.

The annual memorial exercises of Co
lumbia Typogra phical Union will be held
this afternoon beginning at 2:30 O'Clock
at Typographical Temple. Robert n
Bragg. chairman of the memorial COM
mittee of the union. announces the fol-
lowing program for the occasion: March
from Athalie" (Mendelssohn). Redfield s
Orchestra; announcements. Robert T.
Bragg chairman memorial committee;
organ prelude; invocation; tenor solo,
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought (Am-
brose), Maurice Fitzgerald; roll call
George G. Seibold. secretary of Columbia
Typographical Union; hymn. What
Friend (Converse). audience; address,
the Rev. James S. Montgomery. pastor OF
Calvary NJ E. Church; soprano solo, "a
Little While" Mrs. Mabel Benzler Tucker,
accompanied by Miss Helen Benzler: in
terlude. ''Song of the Evening Star
(wagner); bass solo. Fear Not, Ye
Israel CBuck). William NJ Hanft;Nhymn.
"God Be With You Till We Meet Again
(Tomer). audience, benediction. All
members of the organization and 1rlendS
are requested to be present at the hour
set so that there will be no delay in the
starting of the program.
3 - The Opera tors Rene1 <ASSoCldtiou Hcio
a meeting Wednesday afternoon. when
the following officers of the associat ton
were elected for the ensuing year: John
NJ Barr. president: James o. Macallister,
vice president: Charles w. buSh, Secre-
tary- treasurer.
Valentine Ruff. press reviser in the
specifications division. has returned from
his leave
James D. Pettiford of the sanitary
section is taking part of his annual
leave.
: Charles b. Fort of the linotype section
was absent from duty the past week due
to illness.
At the annual turkey distribution of
Pressmen's Council, No. 73s. National
Cnion. held at Eagles Hall. Tuesday
night. the following members received
turkeys: Messrs- Strickrott. Trupp. Alb
rahams. Moran. Robey. Gritton. Motzler.
Leesnitzer and MCMILLAN. Mr.. Brooks re-
ceived one years dues and Messrs Beck
with and Graham each received three
months subscription for local paper
An entertaining feature of the evening
was an apple feast. a barrel OF apples
having been provided for the occasion.
Maurice Fitzgerald entertained with
SONGS accompa MED by F. Dickinson.
Capt. John Smith of the monotype key
board section has been presented with a
ten-year service medal for connection
with the n. G. D. c. during that period
The announcement was made Wednesday.
Capt Smith has had five months serv-
ice on the Mexican border
W. E Grimes of the monotype section
returned Monday from three-week visit
to Ohio and is at present detailed to the
dav proofroom as reader.
Samuel N. Colvin and Richard NJ. CAL
houn have been on the sick report Of the
watch force during the week.
The following employees of the docu-
nent (hand) section have been de-
tailed as a nirht force. beginning at
4:30 p.m.: william F. Council. Arthur
G. webb. August Paland William ],
Egbert Andrew y. coehel Thomas A.
Doughertv. John NJ Reilly, William A
Roberts. W. r. Halloran and G. B. Ma
honey
Robert A. Corbiu has been on the sick
report of the engineers section during
the week.
Miss Julia Burke of the monotype
keyboard section returned to work
Tuesday after three months vaca-
tion snent at her former home. St.
: Louis. Mo.
Word has been received by members
of the proofroom chapel of the i'm
provement in the condition of Miss
Alice Trefts. who has been absent from
her desk for two weeks on account Of
Illness.
William A. Jenkins of the presswork
division has been granted two weeks
leave Of absence.
Harry ". Arthur of the night lyno-
type section has been promoted and
assigned reader in the night proof
room section.
sec
tion has been confined to his home on
account of illness.
Charles ID. Barnes of the electrical
section is taking part of his annual
leave.
Charles II Leeds timekeeper In the
document fhandt section. is at his desk
again. after a visit to his former home.
Carlisle. Pa.
of the rnonotyne section was married
on Monday to Miss Jennie Edna Ford.
niece of Joe Cornish of the birdery
William H Cornish and Harry b.
Good-ell are acting referees III the day
proofroom during the present rush of
work incident to the converting of
Con tonorrwt
James II. CampbeiI Of the document
fhandb section has the sympathy OF
his fellow wo-kmen in the death of
his wife. which occurred the first of
the week
w F. p White. reviser in the day
proofroom. was absent from work dur
Ing the week on account of the dea tn
Of his son-in-law.
Timekeener W. p. Christian is back
at his desk in the presswork division
after a two-week vacation.
George Il. Clum and LveIl L. Ander-
son have been on the sick report of the
electrical section durin" the week
Perry Grimes. Eriel Haves Mrs MAY
Parsons and Miss Mary A. Connolly ot
the monotyDe keyboard section have
week
Frank Beach of the presswork diyi.
sion has been absent from duty on ac.
count of Illness in his family
Edward Pulliam, Nelson Toies Sid.
ney s. Bum and James C. Harknes.
of the watch force have been absen
from the office the past week, due ts
Illness.
The following employees of the press
work division were the sick lis
during the week: Miss Mary Hayes
Mrs. Nellie F. v. Lyons. Mrs Margare
q. Totten. John W. Pope, William +
AcCloskey and George Wagenlander
Among the visitors during the weeI
at the Office were Miss Ida Kutz book
keeper in the Evening Sentinel Office
Carlisle. Pa. accompanied by Miss Hal
linger of the same city.
News has been received of the dealt
Of Mrs. Sands at Williamsport. Pa.
sister-in-law of Daniel Clark Of tn
night linotype section.
John J. Smith of the stockroom o
the bindery died at his home. 70s Eas
Capitol street, last Monday. after al
fIiness of several weeks. Mr.. Smith
who eas a native Of Brooklyn. n. Y
Waa q member of the Bookbinderl
Onion for more than thirty years. an
the local union held services at Lee