The Washington herald., 1919-01-24


We have just found out the names
of the musicians who entertained us
at lunch time Wednesday. Miss Glen
della Smith and Miss Neal Riggs were
the song birds. while Miss catherine
Fricsides was the aCCOmpanist. Miss
BigEs, who is extremely modest,
blushed furiously when she turned
and saw the listeners. and could not
be persuaded to encore.
Miss Nellie V. Ramcy, skilled la
bOrcr in the day proof room, is i'll at
her home in Alexandria.
Miss Mary X. Muhlenberg returned
to the night bill force Wednesday
might after being i'll several days.
George f. Montgomery. a monotype
keyboard operator, is i'll.
The boys in the press room were
glad to hear that Al. Smith, chief Of
tn" book section on the day side is
rapidly recovering from recent
stroke of apoplcNy.
Thomas Martin, preSsman on the
day force. is still suffering from the
effects Of injuries received by being
run down by an automobile.
Francisco K. Palma. a skilled la
bor"r in tn" ruling and sewing sec
ton. resigned last week.
Bob Barrett was a visitor in the rul-
iuE section.
summer T. McDonouEh. reader
in the day proof loom, is i'll
Mrs. Jennie Ratcrin=. skilled la
horrr in the day pamphlet bindery, is
i'll.
Hugh Reid. a maker-up in the day
hand section. has h"yu absent for a
week on account Of Illness
Charlie Welsh. nnishcr. has returned
to his bcncn. looking much thinner.
Charlie had tn" flu.
Thomas NJ. White. n skilled Iaborer
on the night rr"ssroom force. has re.
signed.
Miss katl" .. krcnrI-ht. a machine
OF orator i'm the forwarding and I'm.
iShiuG section, has been installed as
ulrcctrcSs.
steve Harder, or the monotypc key.
board room. was mustered IN at the
last meeting Of Richard J. Harding
Camp, No. =, Spanish War Veterans,
having been transferred from Niagara
Falls Camp, No. :, Department OF
New York.
Joseph Gleason and Charles Am
mans, OF machine shop section. who
Joined the chorr. last Friday. received
their DISCHARGE today. For the good
Of the chorus" WAS written across
their precious documents. Mr. Line.
back has shown h" has some feeling
Leslie Freeman has just returned
from extended leave. Les saws h,
spent about a month one night at A
picture show out east" and during
his map" he was again touring the
South.
Miss Annie Gaushran. who has beer
i'll for more than a month, has re.
covered.
Henry Betz, a skilled laborer in the
day third floor bindery, is on the sicl
list
Harry Dobhs, operator in the night
linotype section. journcycd to Camr
HOlabird, near Baltimore. Wednesday
to attempt a settlement of his claim
for damages to his auto. which was
struck by an army truck near Hyatts-
vile Monday.
Miss Catherine Friesides, who is EN-.
plOyed i'm the blank section of the
bindery, is an accomplished pianist
and delights to spend her spare time
tickling the ivories." II Is treat
to hear her perform and one lust
naturally fOrgets all about work when
she is playing "a la Paderewski"
Miss Alice G. Kelly. folder in the
pamphlet binding section, is detailed
to the machine sewing section.
Jimmie Spence. makerup in the
night linotype section. reports that
Mrs. Spence was relieved of her
pocketbook containing several dollars
while shopping Monday.
Burlington l.. Balderson. a skilled
laborer in the pamphlet bindery, is
detained at home with illness.
Grover NJ. Koockogey, a compositor
in the job room, has resigned to take
charge of the composing room OF
the Fraternity Press, on Sixth street
Bill Mccarthy, paper cutter, would
like to know the name of the gent
who counts the beans in the "hean-
cry" across the street Bill SAYS he
doesn't get 1,0i9 TO the plate any
more and calls for advice through
this column.
Miss Hortense o. Thomas. a skilled
laborer in the day pamphlet binding
section, is ill.
Hermon w. Howard, a helper in
the office of the foreman of the bind
Nery, has been given a promotion.
Ferdinand Schwarz, of the night
press division, told the boys two years
ago that Bolshevism would break out
in Germany as soon as the Hun was
COnlmerCl :. 4 nd hon IhnN,l Kill