Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02

committee OF the Plate Printers Union,
recently graduated in law at George
town University.
Miss McCarty of the bureau guide
force. who has been confined to her
home for several weeks by Illness is
reported to be much improved and
expects to return to her duties some
time this week. Miss Margaret Nc
CURE has been acting in Miss Nc
Carty's place during her absence
A large delegation of school teachers
from New York were shown through
the money plant last Wednesday.
Miss Mollie F. Fifer of the surface
division left the bureau last Friday
for Dayton, Va. for a stay Of three
weeks.
Miss Ora T. Redd. also of the surface
division. is visiting at her former home
in Culpeper, Va. She will remain away
two weeks.
George Sisemore Of the engineering
and machine division. who has been
away on a motoring trip through the
south. has returned to his employment
Frank J. McKenna of section IL of
the printing division has been appoint
ed on the excursion committee of the
Sons of Jonadabs. He is very active
among his friends at the bureau dis
pensing tickets for the excursion which
will be held July Is.
Miss Catherine Hart has returned to
her duties following several days
leave OF absence due to the death of
her father. Miss Hart is a member of
the guide force at the bureau
Miss Cora Killian of the guide force
left the bureau yesterday for a ten
day vacation. to be spent on a motor
Capt. Oliver c. Terry of the Signal
Corps Of the National Guard paid a
visit to his friends in the bureau.
where he is employed. last Wednesday
to say goodbye before leaving with
his company for Mexico
Chris Lehmkuhl of section of the
printing division and member Of the
executive committee of the Plate Print
ers' Union. left Washington with his
where he will visit relatives and friends
until after the Fourth of July.
Miss lmogene Lester of the surface
division is contemplating a vacation
to the Virginia hills during the month
Of July.
Edward Tiller of section of the
printing division of the bureau is one
OF the active officers of the District
militia Signal Corps. stationed at Camp
Radio Mr.. Tiller is said to be an ex-
cellent horseman and has had an un.
usual amount Of military experience.
Cornelius 8. Ryan. son of p. J. Ryan
OF the executive committee of the Plate
Printers Union. is a member of Com
pany A. Sd Infantry. District Militia.
Mr.: Ryan also has a brother, Joseph G.
Ryan. in the same company with his
Alfred E. Lanham. pressman. In the
surface division. is on a weeks leave AT
Colonial Beach, Va
Miss Cecilia Seigel of the surface d.
vision is spending a vacation of one
week at North Beach.
A resolution was adopted at the
meeting Of the Plate Printers Union
last Tuesday night renting dues be-
ginning July to Its members who are
with the District National Guard until
their return from military duty.
William Holder. international presi-
dent of the Steel and Copper Plate
Printers Union of North America, will
visit Washington prior to the interna-
tional convention to be held in july a,
ottawa, Canada. for the purpose of
comforting with officers of Local No. 2
| of the Plate Printers Union.
Members OF the Plate Printers Union
are Jubilant over the success of the
smoker given by them last week and
efforts will be made to have semi-an-
nual celebrations of the same charac-
ter.
Miss Catherine L. Hannah of the sur
race division is enjoying two weeks
leave of absence at Berryville, Va.
Thomas Dixon Parker, pressman in
| ing the past week He spent his time
at his home in Dunn Loring, Va.
Miss Virginia Sheppard is visiting at
Is also employed in the surface division
J. Beck Of the engineering and ma
chine division has returned from. a mo-
tor trip in Maryland.
William X. Barnett and members OF
the advisory board Of the Plate Print
ers Union were rendered vote OF
| thanks by the union last Tuesday for
| the able and efficient manner in which
I, they conducted the smoker at Elks'
| hail Saturday night a week ago.