The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
49, NEWS
D. DMc

Mrs. +. NJ. Hardester (Johnnlel Of
section five. was given a farewell
luncheon Yesterday by friends in the
printing division. The decorations
were yellow. and this color scheme
was carried out in the refreshments
in a most interesting way. Mrs. Har-
dester has been clerk in section five
for about two years. and, though her
many friends are mighty sOrry TO see
her resign. still they are wishing her
and her brand new husband all kinds
of good luck. Mrs. Hardester thinks
the best promotion is from clerk to
housekeeper.
Mrs. Fannie Hanback,. wetting di-
vision. night force. is greatly missed
by her COOperators. now that she has
been transferred TO day work.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Plate Printers Union was held Sunday
afternoon at Typographical Temple,
with President Clark presiding. Mat
ters of Importance were discussed. and
delegates to the Maryland convention
were elected. They are: George Her
nan, Thomas McQuade and Frank
Coleman
BY agreement. Harry Eibel, George
Goldsmith and Ollie Veihmyer were
to divide their winnings from the
duck-pin tournament. Harry was the
only one to get any money. and the
three have decided to bowl for the
lump sum. The game will be played
at ths Recreation Alleys on Wednes-
day at 4:So. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Brandenburg. OF the stamp d.
vision. is on the sick list
Will the gentleman who helped Miss
Elizabeth Sweeney win the bowling
prize please come across with h'r
part Of the coin? She may be found
at the desk in section ).
One Of the principal arguments used
in behalf of the election of Charles J.
Hainsworth, one of the candidates for
the presidency Of the Bureau Lunch
Association is that, being a plumber,
he will Immediately stop all leaks.
The following have been appointed
to positions in the examining division:
Charles C. Hall. Fred Motsinger. Ho-
mer Trusty, John H. King and Charles
L. Richardson. The first four have
just been discharged from military
service.
Edward F. williams. machinist, ex-
perienced a bit Of hard luck last Fri
day night as he was leaving the bu-
reau. A sudden gust of wind relieved
him of his spectacles. and the last hc
saw OF them they were flying DOWN
Fourteenth street toward the Highway
Bridge. Ed thinks that they may he
found somewhere over in Virginia He
offers a reward for their return.
Mrs Leona Payne. wetting division.
night force, has received some very
good news. Some one arrived safe
and sound in the good old I. 8. \
last Saturday.
division, was back on his old job
cred from a recent operation. The
doctors tell Vic that he will be able to
play baseball as good as ever, and
that is some good.
Mrs. sullivan, who has been alb
sent from the stamp cumming divi-
sion for two weeks. was unable to
return to her duties on account of
a bad cold.
Folks living in the vicinity of
1907 Buchanan street thought they
were being serenaded last night. 1t
was only several members of the
progressive rookie trombone section
of the band developing their en-
bouchures.
r. n. FitChman. Of the Bureau Of
Printing and Engraving. has been
absent for several days because Of
the death of his wife's brother.
william A. Darling. who was buried
at Arlington Cemetery.
"Fit to Win" at Dental School.
Fit to Win" and its sequel,
'Homeward Bound" official films OF
the United States Public Health