Denver labor bulletin., 1918-01-05
Printers Home Notes
By Sam Bon.l

Walter Warden of Owensville, Mo-,
Typographical Union was a visitor
last week.
Leslie E. Taylor, member of Nash
vile, Tenn, Typographical Union Wis
tied here last Sunday.
At the concert last Sunday night
residents, employees and friends en-
joyed musical selections by Prof. Fred
Fink's orchestra; also the two-act
movie play ''The Eternal Challenge"
and comedy entitled Beach Birds"
With the compliments of the Hub
Clothing company cigars were pre-
sented to all residents on Christmas
day.
The Manitou ginger champagne
that the residents relished with their
Christmas dinner was furnished by
Mr.. Sharer, vice president of the Man
itou Mineral Water company.
In reply to Christmas card shower
rendered to Miss Lelah r. Benton of
Binghamton, y. Y, Typographical
Union, a. former resident, by many of
the residents of the Home, the follow
ing message of acknowledgment was
received: Impossible TO accurately
express deep pleasure the Christmas
card shower gave me. Kind, indeed,
of you all to remember the exile out
in the cold sugarless, wheatless, meat
less world"
The first day of the year was ush-
cred in with bright, clear, sunshiny,
somewhat warm and pleasant day. 1t
was observed as holiday here at the
Home, many going out, riding or
sauntering to the city. In observance
of the New Year Supt. J. c. Daley and
wife gave a euchre party, Tuesday
night to the residents, employees and
friends. There were siXty-four play
ers, and ten games played. Prizes
were awarded to the miners as fol-
lows: Gents first prize, William Den
ike, resident of Troy, n. Y, Typo
graphical Union, was very lucky: won
all the games, received a pair of nice
kid gloves; ladies' first prize, Miss Mol
tries, Home nurse, won eight games,
sugar and cream pitcher: gents sec
ond prize, o. E. Schupp. resident of
| Chicago Typographical Union. a neat
neck scarf; ladies' second prize, Miss
| Driscoll; gents third prize. Thomas
| Hartman, resident of San Francisco
| Union, leather belt, and ladies' third
| prize, Mrs. J. Taylor. wife Of resident
/ John B. Taylor Of Bur Eron, Iowa;
/ Typographical Union, bou-bon dish,
| Refreshments were served. followed
d
upon this festive occasion.
Christmas contributions from local
unions to their members at the Home,
and from other sources u addition to
/ the lengthy list pubhshei in The Bull
| letin last week are as follows: Phila-
| delphia Typographical Union No. ..
two residents, SIS each; St. Joseph
| (Mo), No. 40; one resident. S5: Terre
| Haute t1nd). No. rs, one resident,
/ $40; Jackson (Mich.) No. 90, one resi-
dent, s5; Ottawa (Ontario) No. 1O2,
one resident. So: Gazette chapel, St.
Joseph, Mo, to s. G. Pumphrey, resi-
dent of the home, So IS; Mrs. Eva
Evers, resident of Washington. D. c.,
| Typographical Union was kindly re-
membered, receiving, from Columbia
Union No. l01, So; Woman's auxiliary
No. l3, $3.50: from C. P o. friends,
Miss Charlotte c. Batterbury. Miss
Frances E. Terrell and "Slug 90" day
limo section, S5. Miss Ella Wallace.
Miss Sarah Cromelein and Miss J. G.
/ Johnson, day proof room. S5; from
Mr. and Mrs c. u. Glass. her cousins,
of G. P. o. proof room. a box contain
ing handsome presents; numerous
cards from former Home residents,
including Miss l. Benton. Mrs. Ma
rie MARBLE and Victor Hurley (of the
Washington Postl. also two Red Cross
memberships among her presents, and
from Order of Eastern Star of that
city handsome check from the chap
ter.
Besides all of the enumerated gifts
and presentations here were twelve
sacks of mail. nine Of which were par
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