Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

The following plate printers were APP
pointed in the bureau of engraving
and printing during the past week:
Lawrence p. Brennan, William +. Bar
rett, George r. Clayton. Charles E.
Connell. jr.: Harry c. Howell. Charles
LaHayne. Thomas B. Thornett, Louis
j. Waldron, Robert w. Collie, Joseph
r. Brewer William b. Brown. Thorn
ton Cropley. William Edwards. Charles
T.. c. kracmer, William Rapee, Fran
els J. Neuiand. Frederick c. Branan,
Gerald E. Fitzgerald, James J. Maggie.
Paul r. Ricketts, and Harry \. Sulli-
van.
during the week are: Alice NJ. Holmes
, Elizabeth King, Mary Z. Richardson.
Katherine N. Heygster, Margaret f.
Allen. Katherine L. Boeoskey. Laura E.
Bryant: Rosetta A, Dimes, Alice l.. Hart
, nett. Nellie NJ. Keilum. Emma Mays.
Madeline E. Nalleg. Anna E. Richards.
Bernadette Ryan, Mary A. Smith. Monte
Bailey, Josephine NJ Borschke. Mar
garet NJ; Fairall. Dorothy NJ. Frazier,
Grace E. Hall, Mildred r. Larman
Daisy Merrell, Margaret L. Miller. Ella
r. Miles. lisa T. S. Neil. Anna E. Nus
hardt Josie E. ODER, Mary E. O'Connor
Ruth l.. Sims. Alice NJ. Specht. Bessie II.
Wilkes Eleanor w. Winkelman, Lum-
mic w. Bruffey. Frances L. Butler, Ber-
tina E. Cogswell. Estella NJ. Edwards,
Grace NJ. Ford. Josephine r. Hladky
Katie H. Hurdle. Ethye Johnson, Daisy
B. Rawley. Mary E. Parsons, Mittie V
Dawson and Vera a. Edwards.
Lee Earl has resigned his position at
the bureau as skilled helper in the ex-
dmlning division.
Miss Elizabeth Clements has resigned
her position in the surface division
James H. White has received an ap-
pointment in the bureau
Miss jeanette Hellmuth, an operator
resigned.
Miss Mary V Co1vin has resigned her
position as operative in the examining
division.
Miss Lille H. Rhodes, plate printers
assistant at the bureau. has resigned.
Miss Katherine Branson has been
granted two weeks annual leave from
the surface division.
Becker have been absent from the sur
face division during the week.
Miss Florence Callahan of the chief
clerks office has been granted two
weeks annual leave, and left Wash
ington last Tuesday night to attend the
Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Louis Nanthier. employed in the Of
fee of the chief clerk. is spending two
weeks vacation at the New Orleans
Mardi Gras.
J. G. Lord of section 10 of the print
ing division is taking two weeks of his
annual leave.
Miss E. NJ Sweeney still is absent
from the bureau on account of illness.
She is employed in section 10 of the
printing division
Misses Anna McElroy of the examin-
ing division and Isabel {. McElroy Of
the surface division were the recipi-
ents of much sympathy from the en-
ployes of their respective divisions ou-
ing to tho death of their mother. who
Il lac THO a. IL
tiful floral offerings were sent to their
home b. the employees of the bureau.
Capt oliver C. Terry. custodian OF
presses in section of the printing di-
vision was on leave of absence last
week.
A host of friends and associates are
mourning the death of Mrs. May Col
vim of the trimming room. Mrs. Colvin
died at her residence in this city last
Wednesday.
capt. Samuel H Jacobson. custodian
of presses in section of the printing
| division, and his wife are mourning the
loss of Mrs Jacobson's mother. who
died last Tuesday night after a pro-
tracted illness.
Miss l.. L. Dempsey of section 10 of
the printing division is confined to her
home by illness.
George W. Evans of section 10 of the
printing division has been transferred
| to section .. power presses.
| Miss Sadie 2. Jones has been trans
division to section ,, power presses.
w W. Cation of the engineering and
machine division was on four days an
nual leave last week.
o. w. Miller has returned to the en-
gineering and machine division after
leave of absence of one week.
THE enthusiasm manifested by a
number of the members of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing Rifle club
| who are in the novice class. together
with their marked improvement in
shooting behooves the old timers to
brush up in order to protect their
! laurels," says John f. Rhodes of sec
ton 10 of the printing division and a
member of the club.
Following is the unofficial score made
at the Poll Theater range in the fourth
contest of the shooting match of the
Civilian Rifle Club, composed of bureau
employees now in progress under the
auspices of the National Rifle Associa
! ton: w. II. Montgomery; 1913; II G.
MacTate. 1872; S. f. Ceach, 1872; J. II
windsor. 1SS: John f. Rhodes. 1856; V
w Hughes. 179. and c. !. kropke. 161.
The members of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Duckpin League
will give dance at National Rifles
Hail on Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 81.
Thomas Carr has returned to the en-
cheering aud machine division follow
ing two weeks leave of absence.
Samuel Hance of the engineering and
machine division has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks.
II. S Chick and C. J. kropke of sec
ton 10 of the printing division are en-
thusiastic members of the Bureau Rifle
Club.
| Frank ]. McKenna of section IL of
the printing division, who has been ill
for a month past, is now able to take
outdoor exercise He is expected to re-
turn to the bureau in a short while
chanpes in Lighthouse Service.