The Washington herald., 1919-02-21

In cOmmemoration of Washing
tons Birthday, Mr.. Lneback has ar
ranged an excellent and patriotic
program for the community chorus
today. Public Printer Ford will
pre- side and Hon. Edward. w.
Saunders will deliver the Grafton.
Forrest Grimes will start the ex-
ercises with The Star Spangled
Banner" on the piano. followed by
The Red. White and Blue" Amer
ca, the Beautiful" and Battle Hymn
of the Republic" by everybody.
Miss G'enella Smith will render a
soprano solo. with Eyes so Blue
and Tender" with Messrs. Harder,
BridweU. PaddlcfOrd. and LinebaCk
as a Qvartet Next comes Yankee
Doodle" and "Ovcr There" ensemble.
after winch Mr.. Saunders will de-
liver his address and the program
will close with America"
Miss Beulah Marion Boss. daugh-
ter of {. p. Boss. of the keyboard
section. was married Wednesday
afternoon to II. T. Witlock at the
EckInEton Presbyterian Church. the
Rev. Il. Z. Brundage officiating.
The church was decorated with
palms and ferns, intcrminEled with
spring flowers, and was filled with
friends of the couple. The bride
was given in marriage by her faith
er, and after an informal reception
and best wishes the bridal couple
left Tor trip North.
The following selections will be
rendered tonight at lilo by Thomas
ID. Barnes on the violin, accom-
yanied by John II. kocblitz on the
piano: The Thunderer." Loves
Medley" Under the Double Eagle" "
'BeIirVc Me of All Those EndearifE
Young Charms" and closing with
"Thc star Span4ied Banner"
Miss Neal Biggs, one of the lead
.ng lights of the fifth floor. will
spend tNc weekend with her friend,
Miss &, Uterine Froiseis, at River
dale. We to the subur banites when
this pair get together.
Miss Helen Brandenb will
spend the weekend as a member
Of a house party a Key Mar, the
guest OF an old Collcs-e chum, Miss
May Newman.
Les TteUlan says pOSlAlNtIS Ina
his nev comer is not ID boy, but a
girl, aud then he adds that h" is
not raising an army; got to have
lew nurses.
During the absence of Jim
SpruCebanks, John NJ. B.oas is in
charge of the Mergs in the lino-
type section.
Henry II. Gaylor. foundry sec
ton, will address the Friends of Irish
Freedom at O'Connor's Hall. North
east Washington, at 3 o'clock tonight.
Miss Helen Barrett, of the bindery.
was a recent temporary detail to the
jacket section.
Eddie Dore will be sadly missed in
the music hall today, as he is leav-
ing for other fields. Good lucky,
EDDIE.
Jesse l.. Nave, a linotyper recently
| discharged from the service, is de-
tailed to the proofroom suffering from
shell shock.
No, We can tell nothing about an
extra session, but Harry Oehler says:
Here's hoping we get ours in the
sundry civil bill" That goes for
everyone.
Miss ethel Ivy returned to the
| jacket section Wednesday after an
Illness OF several days.
Max Riger complains that there is
no fifth floor news in this column,
! and some others insist there is
nothing in it but bindery dope.
Anyway. Max. If you stub your zoe
let US know about it.
william G. Dorsey Is again setting
Spess, after an illness of several days
Elmer E. johnson has been appoint
ed as a compositor in the monotype
| section.
Guy Brosee, of the foundry, wishes
to announce that his weekend visits
! to a nearby city will terminate with
the end of the present week.
the pamphlet bindery after two weeks
illness.
| Edward p. Stanley is again at work
| in the proofroom. after an illness of
month with influenza.
| Steve Browns title as the Oldest
! G. P. o. worker has been challenged.