The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

The annual meeting Of the Foundry
Relief Association was held Sunday at
the bungalow OF Fred Tarbox on Con-
duit road, and those present enjoyed
oysters in all styles and other refresh
ments.
The feature of the entertainment was
the two star entertainers, r. A. Slater
and George LeCompte, assisted by ].
McCauley. Alex Braxton, Fred Tarbox,
and George Brosee. who furnished
amusement the entire day. Officers for
, the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: President. Charles Sickle; vice
president, Charles Hanson; secretary
treasurer. Elmer johnson.
The committee having charge of the
celebration were Charles Stelzle, j, J.
McCauley. Elmer Johnson. e. A. Lang.
L. c. Schell, George Brosee, p Ad-
olson, w. c, Doherty and John Nc
Lean.
Besides those above mentioned there
were present: Il. W. Brown, Edward
Mulligan. A. Noord. Edward Rowan.
John Linquist, p. w. Pritchett, II.
Sargent. A. Shafer. W. A. O'Nein, F.
Hegner, II. ]. Carey. c. f. Jarvis.
]. S. Taylor. II. Loeffell. Thomas Pat
terson, J. F. Splainn. ]. Markham, c.
Dohrer, r. b. Murto. ]. A. Weber, II.
Burness ]. Cavey. w. II. Parker, H.
II. Hinkle, all from the Foundry, and
John Huston. of the Night Proofroom.
Charles NJ. Robinson. proofreader. is
on leave because of the death of his
wife Sunday, December /, at the age
of "A. lnterment is to be at Arlington
Cemetery this afternoon. Mr.. Robin
ha t.. 4.
Printing Office for many years, hav-
Ing been in charge of the Proofroom
during the administrations of Public
Printers Palmer and Rounds.
The many friends Of Miss Cora Ell
wood and Will Gallagher. OF the
Bindery, will be surprised to learn
they were married about one year ago
in Alexandria 1t has been kept
secret during the year. no one but the
family knowing OF the event Miss
Elwood resigned Saturday, and the
couple will live with the mother of
the bride on NJ street.
Robert S. Morris. makeup in the
Library branch printing Office, is of
because of the loss of his daughter
Mrs. Matthew Wamaling. at her
home, 1910 c street northeast. Sat-
urday. Because OF ill health Mr..
Morris is confined to his home at
S34 Otis place northwest, and will
be unable to attend the funeral
which is to be held this afternoon
from the Church of the Nativity.
o. c. Boteler, recording secretary,
announces that the Document Relief
Association meets this afternoon ia
the Hand section at 4:30.
]. Roland Sherman. of the Job
room. is using thirty days pay1ess
leave to recuperate from a recent
illness.
Joseph c. Kaufman, veteran of
the civil war and the Spess section,
has been laid up for quite a long
while as a result of a stroke of
paralysis.
Miss Teresa Mcdonald, of the
Monotype section, is detailed as a
proofreader
w. Fl. McKimmie. 700 Jefferson
street, Brightwood, formerly a help
CT IN lne llHOlypt seSlioh' 10 re-
| ported killed in action in France.
Arthur w. Emory, proofreader, Is
confined to his home, S11 Sixth
/ street northeast, with rheumatism.
William II. Wright. of the Limo
type. day, section, has been off sew.
eral days sick.
Frank T. Quigley. makeup in the
Y division of the Document section
spent Thanksgiving in Brooklyn. N
| Y, his former home.
Moses Bretzfelder, of the Press
room. has been off two or three day.
sick.
Mrs. Mary H. Atwell, of the Bind.
cry force, has been confined to hei
home for some time with illness.
j. X. Dawson, compositor in the
Document section. has been sick fol
more than a month at his home II
| Congress Heights. Mrs. Dawson
also is very sick.
The Linotype Relief Association
will hold meeting in the Linotype
section tonight at lunch time.
George w. Robinson, maker-up il
the Y section of the Document room
suffered a nervous breakdown be
cause of the loss of his wife and soi,
and has gone to Michigan to visit hi,
] brother and another son. Mr.. Rob
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