. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . oyed in this department andafter eight years of acquaintance, she is thesame today as when first we knew course she carries a little more weighttoday than she did eight years ago. Weddings of recent interest were- asfollows: Miss Loretta A. Schaffer to Mr. RandolphWeaver, on Monday June 19, at St. PaulsR. C. Church. After a trip to Norfolk, Va.,they will reside on Evergreen Avenue,Hamilton. Miss Marie A. Smith to Richard J. Peters,who was formerly employed in this office(where the romance began) and now em-ployed in Assistant Comptroller Deverel
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . oyed in this department andafter eight years of acquaintance, she is thesame today as when first we knew course she carries a little more weighttoday than she did eight years ago. Weddings of recent interest were- asfollows: Miss Loretta A. Schaffer to Mr. RandolphWeaver, on Monday June 19, at St. PaulsR. C. Church. After a trip to Norfolk, Va.,they will reside on Evergreen Avenue,Hamilton. Miss Marie A. Smith to Richard J. Peters,who was formerly employed in this office(where the romance began) and now em-ployed in Assistant Comptroller DeverellsOffice. The wedding took place on Wednes-day, June 28, at St. Martins R. C. a trip north they will reside at 2illPenrose Avenue. William G. Fritz to Miss Lillian E. Land,on June 20 at Christ EngHsh LutheranParsonage. After a boat trip to Bostonand nearby points the couple will resideat 1220 Cleveland Street. Louis H. Becker to Miss May Har\ey,on June 27. The couple spent their Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, Aiigiist, IQ22 45. Eight reasons why the Auditor of Disbursements hasthe Baltimore and Ohio Building. Their names areFevre, Gladys V. Griffith, Kathryn S. Spear, Francisand Mary C. OHayer honeymoon in Boston and Atlantic City. We extend our hearty congratulations toall and the Auditor Disbursements Associa-tion presented each couple with a gift. It looks as if the summer rush is aboutover, but as Dame Rumor will have it,there will be a few more of the voung ladiesleaving us in the fall. The Auditor Disbursements Office Base-ball Team is still keeping up its winningstreak and keeping in first place, havingwon nine and lost two games. They arein hopes of winning the pennant this yearin the General Office League. A famihar face that will be missed in thegames will be that of Long John Scheuer-man, who was injured on Saturday, July 3,while playing with the team at Druid HillPark against Scottys Royal to steal second, John tried oneof his famous (to
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