New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
J. Muhlfeld, form members OF tne "'N''
been elected honorary members

Colonel Thurston of the 22d Regiment mas as,
cidad on an innovation in battalion drills WHICH
| III o,ro IF interest to the members and their
friends At a drill to be held by the cofhpsh.lo
of the LIST battalion on November 70 mex. - &C.
been decided that the regfmental panu siiS1t
pisb ynusic for the drill and that dance win ioi
| lou, At the drill of the I'd battalion on NoVehlu
| 81 n similar programme will be carried out Inc
| regiment will hold athletic games at inc ai-AT 80,
| on November q, which promise TO Dc eAcepuoN a.
| interesting Among the extra attracAoliS
be trple athletic contest between plokeo aei1 IT,
from De Witt and Hamilton schoois dnu oIio 20 e.
School of Commerce relay race oe pd an inter.
cnmnanV relay race In addition to the above nhers
will be eleven TtheE sboofng fpe the arnory
will shortly commence
Major John D Walton of the 9th Regiment VINO
hos served continuously with that command since
October a. 1880, celebrated the twenty~hith I'm
versarv of his enlistment by giving dinner at MS
home on the night of October Il. company ~
which the major formerly commanded sent mn
silver loving cup. Among those piese'' ~
dinner were: Colonel Morris, Major spence anu
Dr cherry Captains Tompkins, Ward, Comfy
Marks and Iieutenants Imperator ana OsooIii'
Company X will hold an election on No'eiioei
for a second lieutenant The electlon u nc H
!, Comnanv E for a captain has been postponed
The company is divided over the quesuoh OF can
5ida+es and there is considerable opposition 10 the
election of Lieutenant Kenyon for the position OIL
oor,,,opden+ Some of the hope the opposI-
tion will wear off, Colonel Morris mas appu 80
p rpaTd'e He is Spanish veteran and has an
excellent record Of duty.
Lieutenant r. S. Cooke. jr., of the ESd fIeglleilt'
has been elected manager of the regimentai athieuc
games to be held the armory on November To-
He will also soon be elected captain Oh Oo-il
many E. vice Wilson, resigned IN COMPANY
Privates F. w. Bridge. Charles Ihoihpson' "IA
Charles G. Pennington, have been pronloteu cor
porals Sergeant Sidney j. Brown Oh COMPANY ~
has taken his honorable discharge. SotnpaHS ~ -
from tip to tip. II WIZ orlte
ment the company parlor and the donor mas iloo-
estly kept his name secret
Company B of the 18th Regiment will soon hold
an election for first lieutenant, vice Bernhard
e,ected CAPTAIN. The only candidate, 1t Is eX-
nected will be Second Lieutenant NJ. w. Kellogg.
The drill reports for the week ending October ~
show the percentage of attendance of the diTerent
p: Is 70: f. 6s; G, 50; H, g.: I. 76. and K, rs
On the invitation of the engineer detachment.
" M A. a number of the members of the 22d
Tagtnoent Engineers, visited West Point on
October Il and witnessed the football game
between the West Point Cadets and Harvard No
pains were spared to make the visit enjoyable
A sneciaI stand was erected by the detachment
Gov The comfort of their guests VINO were aItel
ward entertained at dinner IN the , rieSS euen
the engineer barracks After an en1oyapae eSeli
nT few of the visiting militiamen returned
nnSne hut the remainder stayed all night ana tIte
Following day and witnessed q very ~ us aDgi
han between teams representing inc eIlSI-
neers and the artillery, resulting In the USUAL VIZ
tory for the engineers.