Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-16
RECRUITS MUSTERED
ADDITION TO ROLL OF ARMY AND
NAVY UNION.

Visiting delegations representing Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, Gen. Guy ". Henry
and Admiral D. d. Porter garrisons OF the
Army and Navy Union, U. 8. A., paid
fraternal visit last night and were enter
tanned by the members OF Gen. VIM. r.
Barry Garrison, No. %. at Army and Navy
Union headquarters, No. 80 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Col. Chas F. Noske welcomed the visit
ors and opened the muster meeting by
reading a dispatch from Capt. William
Budy of st. Paul. MIMI, in which 1t was
stated that members Of the Gen. Wesley
Merritt Garrison, No. Is, and Col. e. e.
Mason Garrison, No. 50, had entertained
the visiting comrades Of the g. A. R.. In
GLIDING many Washingtonians. The read
ing of this communication ELECTED much
Applause.
A letter was also read from Tyrone, Pa,
inviting the members OF Barry Garrison
to the campfire and muster Of sixty-flye
veterans into the Army and Navy Union
in that city Friday night, at which Ma
tional Commander Browne and members
of his staff will oflciate.
The reading of the correspondence was
followed by an election and muster-in OF
new candidates, as follows: Charles A.
Aschlaer, late Of U. s. N: Columbus He'll.
civil war;: Erastus c. Johnston, late
private 9th U. 8. Volunteer Infantry; James
McNabb, jr. late sergeant 10th Maryland
Infantry; James w. Cramer, late private
retired. late 23d U. 8. Infantry; Walter T.
Hendricks, late 4th Virginia Volunteer In
fantry; Robert ]. Service, late sergeant
49th Iowa Volunteers: Joseph Reed, late
private 9th u. s. Artillery, and Leon PHIL
ips late I'D New York Volunteers, and
Maj Erastus l.. Hawks. who entered the
volunteer army during the civil war as a
private and subsequently Joined the regular
haip iScb or diSa hilify with
the rank Of major 8. E. Bomar, chairman
of the joint excursion and field day COM
mittee of the local garrisons, reported that
Gen. George H. Harries had given much
assistance in the matter.
Good Of the Union.
Adjt John ]. Strain, in the good Of the
union exercises which followed the
business session, said he was instructed
by Col. Rutherford and the family of the
late Col. James Regain, commander at the
time of his death of the 9th United States
Infantry, to thank the members Of the
Army and Navy Union and the 9th United
States Infantry Veteran Association for
the respect shown to the memory of the
deceased officer, and for their attendance
at the funeral, mention of which was
made in The Star.
Eulogistic remarks upon the life and
character of Mr.. Wilson of Porter Gar
rison, No 6, were made by William ].
of VIM. T. Talrnage Of VIM. Mckinley
Garrison of Newbury, N. Y, whose death
occurred recently
Others who addressed the meeting were
Acting Commander F. c. Longstreet s. E.
Bomar and William A. Hickey of Roose-
welt Garrison; John Mohl and H. J. Burns
of Porter Garrison, and H. Bordenheimer
and John Virgins Of Gen. Guy V. Henry
Garrison.
The following members of Barry Garri-
son attended and were appointed by the
chair as members Of the committee on
comfort at the annual outing next week:
Col. c. F. Noske, c. s. Wilder, VIM. J.
Elliott, John ]. Strain, c. F. Rougeou,
Thomas Grady, John Bennett, William
Burk, John McIhenny, Paul Tykman, VIM
H. Fuss, Phillip NJ. O'Bryon. Michael Dom
nelly. c. s. Rawlings Edward Kelly, Ja>
cob Schneider. Michael Heffernan, Henry
Zell Henry De Voc, M. M. Lille, Henry c.
Knoke, w. H. O'Neil, John L. Heupei A.
r. Burch. E. c. Smith. w. NJ. Cain, Kas-
mier Zuckes, P. A. O'Brien.