The Washington herald., 1919-01-18

Mrs. Mamie Brown and William
Leslye, of the trimming room. were
married in Baltimore Thursday
afternoon by Rev. Father stickney,
in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs..
Joseph Crittendon. the brides BROTH
er and sister-in-lsv. and Miss Stella
Crittendon. the brides sister. After
the ceremony the bridal party went
to the Hotel Belvedere. where lunch
con was served. Following a brief
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. LesIye will
make their home at 2lzs Pennsyl-
vania avenue. where they will be
glad to greet their friends after
February is.
On last Thursday evening Miss
Jeanette Rankin, Congresswoman
from Montana, delightfully enter
tained the girls Of the bureau, who
| assisted her in her campaign work.
at her apartment in the Gotham.
Philip Mccormick, of the e1amin-
ing division, is taking some Of his
leave and is visiting friends in New
York City.
Mrs. Victoria Hart and Miss
\ Pierce, both of the examining di-
vision, are reported on the sick list
! Mrs. A. Smith. of the bindery, is
absent from work on account Of
sickness in her family.
Horace l. Richardson, a former
employe of the engraving division.
has received his discharged after
having served in the Naval Reserve
Force for the past year. doing duty
at various naval stations throughout
| the country. He expects TO be back
at his old job in the bureau soon.
Mrs. I. AIligood. of section 2,
printing division, is busy at home
taking care of her husband, Detec-
wounded while making an arrest re-
Gently.
Miss T. Lindsay. Of section ?. has
returned to work after a three
weeks vacation in Baltimore.
Francis c. Huhn, plate printer.
section ., was made senior vice
commander at Harden Camp Spanish
War Veterans, last Thursday night.
Mr.. HUM was elected Junior vice
/ commander at the regular annual
election OF officers. but was advanc-
ed on account Of the death of the
| senior vice commander. whom he
succeeds.
Harry Davis, of the plumbing shop,
| is back on the job.
! P. Shannon has successfully uursed
his sick family back to health and
has returned to his work in the
! plumbing shop.
( 1t is agreed that there Is a great
future in store for Frank Hunt and
his barytone horn. Frank is a good.
industrious chap and his hard work
with his pet horn is bringing excel
lent results. There are a good many
others in the Bureau Band that
tackle the job in the same manner.
cess.
| The Floral Club Of the machine di-
vision. formed for the purpose Of
sending floral tributes 70 the deceas-
ed members OF that division, was
| called on twice during the past week
TO furnishs flowers. II is to be hoped
that it will be some time before an
other call comes.
| Miss Mabel Willis, OF the Federal
Reserve vault. has returned 70 her
desk after a successful encounter with
the flu.
| J. ]. Nibbs, assistant custodian OF
the Federal Reserve vault. is en-
! joying a few days leave.
Miss Lydia Stewart, Of the wetting
division. was called to her home in
Mclean. Va, on account of the Sc
rious illness OF her mother
Miss Minnie burroughs was again
called to her home I'm MachanicsvilIc.
Nd. on account OF her sisters i'll
ness.
! Thomas +. Roche, chief of the wet
ting division. is in Baltimore attend
| ing the funeral OF his brother-in-law.
Daniel W. Beach. foreman OF ma
| chinists, night. ought TO be making
| good progress in keeping the presses
in good running order, for his force