The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
Government Printing
Office

Women's Btndery Union. composed
IiarEely OF employees of the bindery.
win give an annual entertainment
and dance In Pythian Temple tomor-
Irov night Dr.. Thomas L. Miller
win deliver an address. and Prof.
iWtilfam ]. Oates win direct the mu-
.stcal program. The proceeds. will
be used for the benefit Of sick- and
disabled membera
Miss Huberta Cecilia Harper,
daughter Of James e, Harper Of the
Imonotype section. and Roland A
tl.oveless. an employe OF the Brooks
Electrical Company. were married
WEDNESDAY evening in Nativity
Church. Brightwood After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home OF the BRIDES parents. ssos
lColorado avenue. After q trip to
Atlantic City the couple win live In
this city.
walter z. Drenner Of the linotype
section was called home 20 Martins
burg. W. Va. last week by the death
of his mother, Mrs. David y. Dren-
liner, At the age of IS. following q
stroke Of paralysis. She is survived
by three daughters and two sons
John l. NeLennan. who for severn.
years has been employed in q Ma
Mia printing ONCE, WAS greeting old
friends in the shop last week. He
il spending a siI-monthS vacation
in the States. and visited AZ the
home Of Charles o'connen In High
view.
Charles A. wolcott. linotype ep-
Ierator. returned to his home here
Monday after several months 1T the
Union Printers Home in Colorado
Springs. Mr. wolcott is much i'm
proved in health
The Trestleboard Club has in
STALLED officers for the ensuing year
as follows: President. william H.
Cornish OF the proofroom; secretary.
John W. Nee OF the job section
ltreasurer; Thomas r. Harris of the
accounting section. William J. Hope
of the bindery and Bert Z. Bair OF
the pressroom were elected on the
Executive committee. Ernest A.
Hurdle Of the hand section was
NAMED steward and Frederick A.
Walker. doorkeeper.
Lillian Maize, clerk in the comput-
ing section. has signed . contract
flor a prominent part In the colossal
motion picture. Determination. -
which will be produced this fall.
Miss Maier achieved q local reputa-
jtion as a dancer in the amateur
play. The Purple Slipper
Miss Gertrude Bischon. who has
been acting a. clerk in the stores
division for more than a year. has
resigned.
Adolph Graef Of the ruling and
Sewing section Is detailed to the
desk in the carpenter shop
Charles H Van Hook. director of
the community orchestrs. has had a
piano Installed in the Langdou
Methodist Episcopal Church
william K Young and David J
Page Of New York have been visit
ling at the home OF Alexander NJ
iForrester. assistant foreman Of the
linotype section
Miss Grace Roper OF the night biIl
force entertained a party of friends
from Boston last week.
Martin N. o'Brien, while attendins
"a theater Sunday night. had his new
lDodge>car stolen from the corner of
Eleventh and F streets. No trace
Iof the machine has been found.
Mrs Edith W. Breitenberg, who
recently resigned from the keyboard
room, Is now employed at Gibson
brothers.
Thomas Weir OF the night press
force has been called to Paterson
N. J., by the death of a nephew.
Mrs. Sears Austin of Deropolis
Ala. has gone home after a month.
visit at the home of Foreman Jane.
H Brodnax Of the job section.
John L. Dilsaver has been VISITING
friends in Columbus, Ohio, and al
his home in Indiana.
Charles E. Moninger Of the nigh,
imonotype section left last night tc
spend two weeks on a Western trip
Mrs. Nettie V. Slater, who recently
resigned in the monotype section Is
employed in the Census Bureau.
Carl Van White has been absent
from the pressroom several week.
suffering from injuries received
while cranking his machine.
Miss Elsie Arnold of the comput.
ing section is planning an extensive
canoe trip during the coming sum.
:mer. The party will proceed through
the canal to the upper Potomac and
Journey to the rivers source. max.
ing the return trip over the same
route. Miss Arnold recently won
THE championship Of the Georgetown
Swimming Association.
James Morris, Augustus T. Trappe
Thomas A Wood and Robert L
lDeering. all Of the monotype section
are detailed to the job section.
John Thomson. the Beau Brummel
Iof the accounting section. has an.
lnounced his willingness to join the
G. p. o. Overall Club. Mr.. Thomps.
son has forsaken his usual itinerary
ialong F street.
} Memorandum of appointments
separations, promotions. etc. In the
Government Printing Ofice for week
ending Wednesday. April IS, 1890:
Appointments - Samuel Thrift
skilled laborer; Charles K. johnson
emergency messenger boy.