The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
lAND PRINTING
~. NEWS

Miss Katie Money, clerk in section s,
and Louna Holland. just back from
France. were married Tuesday night
at the residence of Rev. w. J. Meeks
in the presenue of the immediate fam
lilies of the contracting parties and
few intimate friends. Miss Money
was becominEly attired I'm travelling
suit of blue, with small hat TO match.
and carried a bouquet of American
Beauty roses. The couple left imme-
diately after the ceremony for a
honeymoon trip TO Mr.. Hollands home
in Virginia. They will make this city
their home after April I.
s
serve vault. has returned to work
after n brief illness. Mr.. FaIconor
will be busily engaged in attending to
the financial affairs Of the bureau
baseball team in the near future
At the regular meeting of the Plate
Transferrers' Association last Tuesday
evening the following members were
elected as delegates to the Trans
ferrers' Convention. which will be
held at Ottawa, Canada. Labor Day Of
this year: Chairman, John Z. Perry;
Orville HerIocker, James He-erin
John Prender Harvey Cote. Charles
Vermule. William McAleer. Samuel
Ludman and Samuel De Binder.
Mrs. C. Tsylor and Mrs. Mary GilIen.
of the examining division, have re-
turned after being i'll.
~Bill'' Eaton. the crack shot of the
money wagon police. has purchased a
large ten-room house in Southwest
Washington.
A number of young ladies in the
numbering division are planning to
carry some good cheer and good eats
to the boys at Walter Reed Hospital
next Sunday.
Miss Mary Ashford, of the stamp
book and coil room. was painfully in
1ured about the head last Saturday
She is still confined TO her home.
Friends of Miss Jeanette +. Nc
Menamin. of section .. will be sur
prised 10 know that she was married
recently. She was in last Monday 10
resign her position as printers assist
ant.
The numbering division reports
Miss Violet Coates and Miss Margie
Ripple on the sick list.
After working all day in section :
Monday, Tom Heany said he could
not understand why he ever quit
this good old section.
Jim Fisk, of the money wagon. has
accepted a position in the Arlington
Building at Sixteenth and H streets
northwest. Good luck to you, Fisk.
William p. Doyle. of the stamp
perforating division, is back on the
job. after a long absence due to
illness.
The examining division reports
the following as sick: John Irving.
Miss Elizabeth Henry, Miss Mary
Connor and Miss Lula Clemmcns.
Daniel w. Beach. night forema n
OF machinists. is off for the week,
and Samuel Elder will be in charge
during his absence.
" HtFeNeT lnere Is seen little
group of employees, you can bet your
bottom dollar that the income tax
proposition is being hashed over.
And many are the groups.
A. Baldus. plate fnisher in the
engraving division, is on the job
again.
Herman Freudberg. James Brad
ley, ]. r. Rowland and J. Cullen, of
the machine shop, are reported sick.
The night force of plate finishers.
engraving division, are entertained
occasionally by Andy Kennedy, one
of their number, telling of some of
his experiences in Alaska. Andy
says it gets so cold up there at times
during the winter months that a
half-pint will freeze in your hip
pocket. Some of his listeners say
they would take a chance on this
happening. IL they had to go that
far for it.
The stamp book and coil division
reports the following employees on
the sick list: Miss Eva Beckert.
Miss Nora Donaldson, Mrs. Eva