The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING.
AND PRINTING
S:sz NEWS
By DMC

The examining division was well
represented at the meeting OF the
District of Columbia Red Cross
Chapter Uniform Corps. at Conti-
mental Memorial Hall. Wednesday
afternoon. The following is a list
OF those who attended: Ella Espey.
Mary Buxmeyer, Belle DAILY, Amy
Gilmor. Margaret Z. Holmes. Bessie
Haislip, Daisy Joseph, Julia MCGath,
Fannie Means. Alice Murray. Fannie
Tolley. Elsie Winter. Cora johnson,
Bertha Collins. Binnie Csdy. Teresa
Fitzgerald, Annie NJ. Sheahan, Rae
Corren, Virginia Miller, Emma Cof-
fren. Pearl Cook. Ruth Effenback.
Elizabeth kirkland, frankie Knibb,
Mary Morgan, Margaret x Ward,
Susie Lyttle, Bessie Woodyard. Mary
O'Neil. Margaret Medford. Sadie ST.
mon, Mabel Chick, Katherine Wat
ers, Annie Geddes, Cecelea Dampier,
Josephine Ceasar. Belle Dewey. An
ME McEiroy, Edna kirsch, Mary
Carpenter. Margie Sherrier. Cathe-
rine Curran. Anna Richards. Annie
Codrick, Helen Schlosser. Sophia
Ford. Rose Stohlman. Mabel God
frey. Ella w. Stork, Margaret Miller.
Mary TiIton. Lillian Gray. Annie
Kelley. Cora Garrity. Lillian Pop
kins. Ida Garrity, Isabel l. Lang
ford. Emma Dulin, Ida Keirle, Ellen
Clark. Mary V. Roach. Mary Flood,
Ella Hardy. Laura Young. Myrtle
Johnson. Susie Campbell. Ethel
Gray. Mary V. Lowe. The following
are on the night force: Mary Gray,
Fannie Hayes, Mary Martin, Marie
Trombley, Ethel Allsworth. Kathe-
rine Start, Margaret Green, Mary
Howard. Estelle Ealy and Helen
Shipmau.
George E. Jacobs, foreman of plate
finishers in the engraving division,
is suffering with a severe sore throat.
As George is a graduate at law and
ever ready to expound its principles
are wondering II that has anything
to Go with his ailment.
Frank Rich. of tse stamp peTforat-
ing division. was absent Wednesday.
all know 1t does take a long time
to buy q watch.
Mrs. Lewis Adkins, formerly Miss
Margaret Schwarzmann. of the eX-
amining division office force. was
given n farewell luncheon yesterday
by her co-workers. The decorations
consisted of sweet peas and pleasant
smiles. Mrs. Adkins will sail in n
few days for Haiti. to join her hus-
band, Lieut.. Adkins, U. s. y.
The bowling tournament TO be held
at the Recreation Alleys on March
o and 26, for bureau employees only,
is gaining popularity. the following
entries having been received to date:
J. r. Brewer. ]. L. Motyka. G. W.
Foley, W. II. Boyd. A. L. Mayhem.
J. C. Reeves, ]. J. Meehan. NJ. J..
Lynch. f. r. Hangliter. "A. n. Dewey,
NJ. Koch. A. X. Quantrille, s. Ans
berry. c. r. Dodge. G.. Stella. G.
Knatz. S. Ober. o. P. Anderson. u.
+. Kulp, G. F. Mohler, J. II. Nc
Eey, r. J. Fitzgerald, w. D. VII
son. w. J. Kessler. B. Gutenberg, ".
Motzer. D. Brown, W.. Thomas.
F.. W. Lindsey, A. G. DorCy.
]. NJ. Schulze. c.. Plutch, c. J.
Ross, G. Donaldson, H. l. Tonne
man, ]. Leckie, Tom Carol. Stevens.
Laycock, Riley. Eaton, Hart and
Benham. All entries should be sent
to A. n. Dewey. section Q.
The machine show bowling team is
still looking for an interesting on
ponent. See Posey V. Hall, captain
of the machine shop team.
Miss Henen Boyd, of section 6, is
reported to be very Ill with influenza.
Mrs. Della Barrett and Miss Helen
Dant,' OF the stamp perforating di-
vision, are on the sick list.
Mr.. John Shad, machinist of the X.
Hoe Manufacturing Company. of Now
York, is with us again, putting the
finishing touches on the last four new
presses in section 6. The motors for
these presses were set up by Albert
Sanity, and Mr.. Shad is looking the
Job over before turning the presses
over 10 the government.
Harry Smith, formerly of the L. S.
Marine Corps. but now in the surface
division, sounded the retreat and taps
at the unfurling of the service flag in
the examining division last Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith is one Of the frSt cor
netiats in the bureau band.