The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

PRINTING
OFFICE
MSNS

Spe SECTION, ana \ Il Fles T.. Doe, OF
the Navy Yard. win d married In the
CONGREGATIONAL Chu & at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. The 9kill leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for a
trip through New England and q visit
with relatives of the bride In Wis
casset. Me-. and the parents OF the
groom In Parsonsfield, Me. Al a chapel
meeting In the linotype section yes
terday Foreman Henry C. Mclean, on
behalf OF her co-workers, presented
Miss Stinson with a handsome silver
mesh bag containing five 80 gold
pieces. and Miss Louise @. Ward, OF
the keyboard room, presented a set
OF silver teaspoons from the ladies
OF the Government Printing Red Cross
Unit. of which Miss Stinson is a
prominent member. After the honey
moon the couple will be at home to
their friends at sos New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest.
The meeting of representatives Of the
supply and equipment services in the
various government departments in the
auditorium Of the Interior Department
yesterday was attended by Edward s.
Moores and Ernest E Emerson, Of
the purchasing agents office; Thomas
+. Harris, of the accounting sec
ton; and Patrick II. Gallagher and
William z. Dyer. Of the stores divi-
sion. Edward s. Moores was selected
by the conference to present the
claims OF the supply and equipment
workers before the reclassification
commission, at q meeting to he held
at later date.
The Mergs defeated the Stars in the
duckpip contest Thursday night. this
being the first win for the operators
in several weeks. The Mergs have
been Handicapped by the poor show
Ing this season by MeCauley. who has
been unable to register the high
scores OF previous years. Brown, on
the other hand. is becoming a leader,
his average In this contest heins l0S
Miss Anna Bowden. daughter Of the
foreman OF printing. who was in
jured several weeks ago in street
car accident at Walter Reed Hos
pital. is now ont OF danger and cnn.
valescing In Sibley Hospital.
William B. Groark, Of the press
room. was called to New York City
by the death OF his mother.
The Trestleboard Club win meet
this evening at 7:30 In Old Masonic
Temple. An unusual program has
been arranged by the entertainment
committee, and members are urged
to attend.
W. W. Blake has returned to the
accounting section after Q hunting
trip near his home In Tennessee.
Henry Heinhold. Of the forwarding
and finishing section, who has been
III several weeks. was able to visit
his shopmates Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hamacher, Of the pamph-
let bindery. has been on the sick
list several days.
Rena 3. Wheeler. Of the ONCE Of
the superintendent OF documents. ha.
been promoted to cierkship.
William II. Bechsrt has returned
to the Job section after several weeks
leave.
The following appointments have
been announced:
william A. 10th. compositor, rcir-
stated. West r. Quarles, probation
sry compositor. Thomas J. Kane,
emergency compositor. John j. O'Con-
nor, jr.. emergency compositor. Miss
Rose z. Dooiey. skilled laborer N,
reinstated. William H. Brown, SIM
con w. Ford. Alphonso ". Graham,
William w. Grimes. Fred r. Mer-
chant. John w. Murphy. skilled la
borers. George T. Hutchinson. Wal
ter z. Hutchinson. John Thompson,
emergency messengr boys. Grorre
II. Bannar, Wallace j. Fodrea, Kent
q. Jones, Benjamin r. Oliver. Lewis
q. Overbay. emergency linotype op-
orators. Miss Mabel C.. Martin, Miss
Elsie 2. Perkins. emergency mono.
type keyboard operators. Bernarl l..
GreenwaId. William G. McCracken
John Martel. Arthur r. searby. Jac,b
solomon. emergency monotype key
board operators. Elwyn Scot. Tempo
rary carpenter.