Evening star., 1922-04-03

furnish music day and night three
times week. In this connection
instructors give free lessons i'm olde-
tyne dancing Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at 4:30 p. m.
The Harding Hall Is available for
the meeting of organizations COM
posed entirely of printing office en-
ployes, and the veterans of all wars
were the first to make this their
meeting place for the conduct of their
business and to hold entertainments.
Modern hot and cold water shower
baths have been provided: restrooms
with suitable furniture for letter
writing and the playing of games
have their place in the general ar
rangement, and the roof garden. un-
der cover, is completed as a prome-
made and for dancing, waiting only
on the weather man to furnish the
necessary brand of weather for it's
operation.
List Of Officers.
The officers and members Of the
general committee Of the G. T. o.
Cafeteria and Recreation Association
are as follows:
Board of directors-W. r. Metz.
president; Joseph S. Cornish. first vice
president; Mrs. Ida Dodge, second vice
president; Frank 1. Beach. third vice
president; j. Thomas Ford. secretary
l.. G. Vogt, treasurer: Josephine q.
Adams. n tH1E
Auditing committee - Thomas r.
Harris. chairman; Seward 7. Covert.
William d. Skeen.
General committee. Thomas Ford
| chief clerks office: John II. Butler,
division of accounts; William j. Cas-
Cornish. John Il. Wilson, storekeep-
ers' division: Thurston G. Brown, de-
livery division: James b. NJ. Dulin,
presswork and ink room; Mrs. Della
! j. Creamer, illustration room; Sadie
| L. Foley, Frank l. Beach. job press
division; William II. Staudenmayer,
bOokwork section; William F. Berg
| er congressional section; Howard a.
Gilbert, Louis F. Bush. rotary and
web press division; Julia c. Foley,
! postal card section; Walter X. Metz
! superintendent of buildings: Harry
! G. Johnson. carpenter section: John
I S. May. engineer section: Charles A.
J Bladen. machine shop section; Riley
\. sweet. John IL. Prater, electrical
section.
Joseph l. May, sanitary section;
Arthur w. Garrett. watch force: Mary
J. Scanlon. binding section; Edward
Fuhrman. Joseph Dodge, George L
+! Berkeley, Mrs. Estella V. Mex
| Forwarding and finishing section;
| Ralph w. Howard, George A. Fisher
! Elizabeth A. Towse. ruling and sew
| ing section; Robert J. Pfeiifer. Grace
!
Ida Dodge, pamphlet binding section
Frank j. Berries. pamphlet binding
| section (night): Louis c. Nost, JACKIE,
/ writing section: Nelson P. Meyer
Jacob Getman, band section (day)
John H. Hogan, hand section tnight)
! Catherine Heyler. Charles NJ. SiZer
proof section day: Howard J. Gay
lor. Philip E. Baker, proof section
| (nighD; Christopher NJ. Zapp. VIII
liam l.. Woodward, linotype section
! (day); Percy l. Lowd. John A. Pike
linotype section (highD; Frank NJ
Thompson, Alexander NJ Forester
Albert W. kuhns, George 3. Mosher
monotype section tday): William
F.! Peacock. Joseph L. Holland. mono
type section (night); Lewis Z. Clark
Charles E Sayles. job section; james
w. Downs. money order section
Sheridan c. koons, library section
Charles F. Riecks. plate vault sec.
| tion: Albert &. Shafer, Paul G
Schulze, foundry section; Josephine G.
Adams, John a. Kelly, Mrs Beatrice
Hooe, superintendent of documents
Office.
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