The Washington herald., 1919-02-14


She is spending some of her time at
the dentists.
Mrs. Holmes, OF the examining d.
vision, is carrying a bump on her
forehead-the result OF a collision
with a board in the dressing room.
John Holden has returned TO the
bindery division after a few days alb
sence.
Miss Mae knight. OF the examin-
ing division, is taking a few days
leave.
Mrs. Mabel Tharpe, Of the stamp
perforating division, is on the sick
list again. Mrs Tharpe has never
fully recovered from an attack Of in
fiuenza-
John Fitzpatrick, wetting division,
night, is having trouble with his eye
and is taking a few days leave.
1t is good to see Cotton Glib back
on the job in section 10 once more
Cotton was in the aviation service for
sixteen months. being stationed most
of the time at Camp Carruthers. near
Fort Worth, Texas, and at the time
of his discharge was a master signal
electrician, the highest noncommis.
stoned officer in that branch. His eI-
periences are most interesting.
Travelling at the rate Of 10 miles
an hour was a common occurrence,
and. IL Cotton can keep up this speed,
he will be OF great assistance 20 the
bureau in the next emergency rush.
Helen G. Holden is back among her
friends i'm the bureau and has been
assigned to section Is. night shift
One OF the pretty girls OF the num-
bering room was given a beautiful
red apple by Paul O'NeH Oh, You,
Paul
Earl Torrens. Of the wettIng division,
makes daily visits 10 the doctors Of
fice on account OF a sore hand The
girls are wondering what the doctor
does to make Earl look 50 pale.
Miss Mary Brodcrick. entry clerk Ol
section 2. examining division, il
taking a few days Ieaye TO gather
up some glad rags.
Mrs. Campbell, Of the bIndery di,
vision, Is ili.
The Girls Union. No. los. held il,
regular meeting last Monday might
at Typographical Temple, and nomi.
mated the following officers for tn,
year: Miss Nora James. president
Miss Lillian Gray, vice PRESIDENT
Miss Gertrude McNalIy. secretary
Mrs. Louise bangles, treasurer; Mis-,
Clara bangles, financial secretary
! Mrs. Stickles, guardian and Mis-
Mary O'Sullivan, guide. Mrs. Nc
! Faddan was nominated as vice pres
ident to represent the night force
with Mrs. CTumb as her assistant
| Addresses were made by Miss Mabc
/ BOardman and Mrs. Strrcter.
Estelle Hayden. section l5. night
is absent for a few days on sccoun,
OF a death in her family.
Mr.. Burrows. Of the stamp gum,
ming room, has returned after &
spell Of illness.
A number of young ladies of tho
registers office gave a party in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs +. Barnitz
at the home OF Miss Marie Leister
in Laurel, Md. \ uniqyAfeature OF
/ the evenings entertainments was q
mock wedding ceremony rcproduc.
| ing in every detail the wedding oi
| the guests of honor. Miss Marie
| Leister as, bride was very charming
while Miss Margaret Rison made :
handsome bridegroom.
They Were married" by Mrs
Rimmey. In the bridal procession
were bridesmaid, Miss Shubert: best
man. Miss Grace Woods. and rinG
I bearer. Mrs. Norris The bride was
given in marriage by her father
Miss J. Eclon; while Mrs Boyd i'm
] personated the brides mother. Be
| fore her marriage Mrs. Barnitz was
Miss Ethel Mankcdick. Of the reg.
| istcr's Office
Or. William Heroes. Of the cnErav-
I ing division. has resigned in order
( 10 gN" has eUtirya time to his pro-
fession OF dentistry.
The new members of the HAND
turned ont in fuW force yesterday
( afternoon for their first rehearsal
and Prof. Kcmpcr went the limit
/ to give them a good start. and seem.
] ID very well pleased with the start
er." Herbert leach says that the
Marine Band won't have anything or
The trombone section when IL get
going. Hope Horb,rt has the right
dope
, Girls. don't forget tho Valentino
party at Typographical Temple. The
I hour is S O'Clock.
George Evans brought his trombone
[ TO work with him yesterday morn,
ing, If reports from numerous friends
/ who noticed him enter are 10 be be.
4 lieved. One anonymous admirer oi
his phoned in that one end Of the in.
strument must have been concealed
under his coat. while the other trail,
ed down into his pants leg
British Envoys Told
to Demand Germany