The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing

Cupid is busy again in the stamy
perforating division Miss FIorencs
King was married q week ago 20 L
white, Of this city. Miss Marion
Candy, Of the same division, was
married Friday TO J. Borden.
Miss Mamie Spaight. OF the ex-
amining division, was married We'd
nesday q: 81. Aloysius Church to
Columbus Stewart. They took q
honeymoon trip to Norfolk by wa
ter.
Miss Mamie Powell. Of the stamp
perforating division, who has been
absent for quite a while, has re-
turned 70 duty.
Miss Helen McNaIly, clerk in the
examining division, has been grant
ed a weeks leave.
Mrs Amelia Sanders. OF the sur
face division, has been granted t~o
weeks leave.
Miss Pearl Zirkle. Of the stamp
perforating division, superintend-
ed the presentation Of q Tom
Thumb wedding at q church over
in Anacostia last Thursday night
Miss Bessie Adams, Miss May
Clements, Miss Maud Gibbons. and
Mrs. F. Lytton, Of the wstting divt-
sion, enjoyed some leave last week
Mrs. oliver Maddox, Of the stamp
perforating division, has resigned
her position. Miss Maddox has pur-
chased a farm In Maryland.
The Plate Printers Union will hold
its regular meeting today at 2:se
o'clock at typographical Temple
Delegates will be elected to the in
ternational convention 70 be held in
Chicago this summer.
David Lorenz has resigned his
position in the engraving division TO
take effect the first Of the month.
Mr.. Lorenz will open a stationery
store on F street.
Miss Alice Brewer. of the stamp
perforating division. is absent. due
to the illness of her father. Mr..
Brewer met with a severe accident
last week while driving a newly
purchased horse.
Miss Alice Smith. Miss Mabel
Switzerland, Miss Cora Held. and
Miss Elizabeth Zegowitz, Of the wet
ting division. were on leave last
week
Scott. Miss Elizabeth kirkland, Miss
Annie Codrick and Miss Rose Nc
Ginness. Of the examining division.
were on leave last week.
Miss Edith Trippett. assistant
forelady in the trimming room, has
been granted two weeks leave
Mrs. Virginia Simpson, forelsdy OF
section 4; examining division. was OF
The Bureau Band helped to well
! come home the soldiers and sailors
Of the Holy Name parish at a meet
ing in that church last Monday
| night
Miss Pudget condou. Of the stamp
pcrforating division, has been grant
ed two weeks leave
Miss Rosa Nau, OF the wetting d.
vision, is a patient at one Of the To-
| cal hospitals undergoing an opera
| tion.
George Evans. Of section 6, was
fosent the last few days due TO the
death OF his mother, who was fatally
injured when struck by a street car.
The Bureau Duckpin Leaeue has
completed a successful season. The
following shows the standing Of the
teams: Wildcats, 574; Machine, STa;
! Roamers. 543: Numbering, $50: Sur
face, $50: Custodians. $40; Misfts,
! 5S6. Individual averages: Wildcats
l-Holleran, los; Brewer. lo7; Hang
. lighter. 100: Burns, 80: Mahoney. "a
7 and obernderfer. 81. Machine-Drew,
1 1o2: Morgan. Ioz: Swain. lo2; Simms
100; Laycock, SO; Carroll, ss: Davis,
s5. and Ainsberry. 80. Roamers-
/ Fitzgerald. lO4; o'Nen. lo3: Mohler.
100; Lindsey, 9s: Mayhem. IS, Stroth-
ers. 60; McAuliffe. 50: Montgomery,
| 10 Numbering-Kessler. lO2, Guam
! trille, IS; Zundel. 81. Stevens, 81;
/ Brown, "a; Motyer, 80. Cole. 81. Sur
I face-Purcell. SO; Ward, IS; Powell
81; Topley, SO; Lansdale. 90; Turner.
! 81; O'Brien. 81; Clipper. 80: Ian
ham SIS. Custodians-Ross, lO2:
! Williams, IS; Kindsfather, IS: Kulp,
81; Sullivan. 80; Boyd. 81: Palmer,
80: Dewey. 81; Anderson, So Aiisfts
Stella, 100: Herbert. 81; Leckie.
! 96; Westenholme, s6: Bennie. 90:
Stanton, 90: Eaton. 50: Costello. 90.
! The officers for the season were:
/ Albert n. Dewey. president: David
I Z. Kulp, vice president: Oscar p.
/ Anderson, secretary and treasurer:
and H. H. Stevens. official scorer.
James Mowatt, of the $50 shift.
has returned to work. after an alb
sence of ten days. due to the death
| Of his wife's mother.