The Washington herald., 1919-10-11

PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Alfredo Guaragna, Of the mono
type keyboard room. and Miss Car
melia Barbagello will be united in
marriage in st. Patrick's Church at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception
will be held. after which the couple
will leave for a honeymoon in At
lantic City. On their return they
will reside at 13 II street north
west.
Miss Martha Ford, daughter Of
the Public Printer. and Misses Mar
garet T. Donelly. of Newark; Mar
gle F. Toomy. of Jersey City, and
Florence c. McCue. of Paterson,
were conducted through the shop
yesterday. The young ladies are
house guests of Miss Ford and came
down to attend the wedding of Miss
Virginia Ford.
The Mergs whitewashed the Stars
in the duckpin contest Thursday
night, taking three games with q
upset only 1.271. McCauley's aver
age Of 106 was the feature OF the
meeting.
Henry Heinhold. of the forward
ing and finishing section, who has
been i'll several days. has been re-
moved to Sibley Hospital
Harry c. Hayne. OF the night
proof room. writes from Atlantic
City that the salt water Is aiding
his recovery.
Chief Maurice Spencer has re-
turned to the hand section annex
after an absence of several days on
account of the illness Of Mrs. Spen-
GER.
The body Of william W. Handley.
who died recently at Callao. Peru. Is
en- route to New York, accompanied
by the widow.
Arthur II. Rossall has returned to
the linotype section after a trip up
the Hudson and return by sea.
Edgar c. Bailey. telegrapher In the
Office OF the purchasing agent, has
been on the sick list several weeks.
John Babcock has returned to the
electrotype foundry after several
weeks leave.
John Foster. OF the forwarding and
finishing SETON. IL detained at home
by the illness OF his wife.
Bruce G. Frick and family have re-
turned after a two weeks visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Ed Lowe and Albert Stanley, Of the
fifth floor. have been seriously con-
sidering Potomac Heights bungalows
Press Reviser Daniel J. Harwood,
of the job pressroom. has been grant,
ed two weeks leave.
William II. Bates, Frank P. Fugitt
and Edward E. Connors are on the
sick list in the monotype section.
Walter Gray. George Lewis. John
P. Pikett, William c. Robinson, DAN
iel II. Ferguson, Lawrence A Gray
William T. Turner and Frank s. Will
liams. of the day pressroom, are .on
leave.
| Appointments last week included
Robert A. Williams. linotype machin-
ist; Walter 8. Ahlberg, bookbinder;
Mrs. Nita H. Richardson, machine
operator: Mrs. Julia c. Key, mono
type keyboard operator; Miss Olive
/. Gilmore. emergency monotype key
board operator; William B. Calvert,
Walter F. Gates, Henry ]. Hayes.
Claude T. Clements, James De Wise.
John L. Grant. Archie L. Holmgren
| and Frederick G. Maser, pressmen:
Guy Further. Charles E. Cross, Ray
mond B. Jacobs. Harry J. Lowe.
Robert w. Seaborn. Paul NJ. Wallace,
James T. Welch. Roland o. Worth
ington, compositors: Frederick H.
Brigham, William J. Ganno, James
]. Hughes and Frank w. McQuaid,
linotype operators: John J, Fitzger-
aid, Henry B. Gunter, Norman p.
McMichael. Wright H. Swope, Will
liam M. Warfield and Perry E, Wool
ey. messenger boys.
Col. Benjamin P. Entricken has re-
turned to the computing section after
visit in Iowa and Minnesota