The Washington herald., 1919-03-28
| BUREAU Of
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
80 NEWS

The following members Of the ma
chine division attended the reception
given by Secretary Glass in the BuI
reau Wednesday afternoon: R. H.
Chappell, chief. and A Steinbrenner,
assistant chief, Edward Leahy,
George womble. Albert Mchaud. and
Edward r Williams. OF the machine
shop; Albert Day, Edward s. Dey, and
John T. Wells. of the carpenter shop;
Elton Pillow. OF the paint shop; Harry
Davis. Preston Shannon. and Fred
erick Zulch, OF the plumbing shop:
Thomas II. Green. OF the macerstor: /:
Jacob Beck. foreman Of lsborers;
Charles Bredin, and Crawford Bennie.
OF the engine room; A. L. Mcmillan,
George Riley, and John Shields, Of
the electric shop, and Daniel J.
O'Leary. president OF Fireman's Lo-
cal, No. g..
The examining division night
force presented Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT Brown. newlyweds. with a chest
of flat silver.
Miss Lillian NJ Boyle. OF the wet
ting division. night force, has re-
celved some real good news. He
has just arrived at Camp Meade
for rehabilitation.
Bill Minsrd was getting in some
heavy work on his saNaphone at the
band rehearsal yesterday afternoon.
when Prof. Kemper took the joy out
of life for him for the time being
by informing Bill that he was play
ing through a rest.
Besides the money prizes N the
couple of consolation prizes. that
went to Miss Jessie Ward, for a set
Of IA. and Gus Redmond, for his
set of zoe Each received a lemon
punctured with a stick OF candy.
Edward Mattare, of the carpenter
shop, has been absent several days or
account OF illness.
Hubert n. Murphy has been appoint.
ed a skilled helper and assigned tc
the machine s<op.
Victor Bielaskie, plate hardener il
at his home after an operation a.
Georgetown Hospital.
Mrs. Sullivan, counter in the stamp
cumming division, has been absent
several days. She is having her eye:
treated.
Albert Pleasant, messenger in tn.
machine division. is back on the Iot
| after serving several months ir
! France. Albert was on the firing lin,
for many days. and says he had the
I time of his life exchanging greeting.
with the Boche.
Miss Felicitia Lynch and Mrs. Ger
trude Kluge, both of whom have
been in the hospital on account OF
injuries. are now reported TO be con-
valescing at their homes.
Heard in the lunch room: "Marga-
ret told me that you told her that
secret I told you not TO tell her ''
''Oh, isn't she a mean thing! Why I
told her not to tell YOU" Well. ''
returned the other, II told her |
wouldn't tell YOU she told me-so.
don't tell her I did" Can you beat
IL?
G. o. Drew. of the machine shop
bowling team. bested Ray Donohue in
the roll-ofr for first honors in the
mems singles. Ray is q good loser.
and hands the glory to his opponent
Several members Of the trombone
section OF the band are wondering
why Harry Fibel always gets close
10 Joe Johnson at rehearsals.
Everyone knows they are good pals.
but there must be other reasons
Chris Lehmkuhl, plate printer.
section 5. will be out for q couple
Of weeks ct least on account Of an
injury to his hand. The wound
has become infected
W. winneur, OF the engraving
division and bass horn performer
in the band. has rendered his resig-
nation, to accept a position with
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mir.
! Wiuneur will continue his work in
the band as long as his new posi-
lion will permit it, and we are hop
kinG thisA means 4 Ions time