The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
OFFICERS OF 3OTH
INFANTRY Unite
Old Club Is Resuscitated and
ReOrganized Under a New
- Name

- The resuscitation and reorganization
OF the Thirtieth Infantry Officers club,
under the title of -Oficers' Mess of the
Thirtieth Infantry" was begun day
or two ago at the Preside when the
members Of the old club met and
elected temporary officers.
The club was formed originally at
Fort Crook, Neb., January, 1904. when
an attractive clubhouse was one of the
popular centers Of the social life Of
mat post. The regiment Went TO the
Philippines in July, 1907, and the club
: became inert Now the officers are
realizing their need for il sufficiently
6c take steps for its reorganization.
-: IT is avowedly for the purpose of
promoting closer social relationship
among the officers Of the regiment and
. also with other members Of the regular
service and TO provide for a regimental
mess. Another meeting VIII be held In
a few days to complete the organiza-
ti0n and elect permanent officers.
The temporary officers elected were:
President. Captain Frank A. wilcox;
vice president Captain Isaac Erwin;
secretary and treasurer, Lieutenant
Jacob Wuest These. with Lieutenant
ode c. Nichols and Lieutenant Reginald
Kelly. make UP the board OF governors.
The members of the class of 80 of
the West Point military academy now
. su San Francisco viii have a reunion
and dinner this evening. Among those
present will be Major Blakeley, as
-Sistsnt inspector general department
OF California; Major Chase, coast ar
14Ilery corps: Captain Erwin and Cap
tain wilcox Of the Thirtieth infantry
and Captain Norman, Eighth infantry
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Ter. assistant TO the depot quartermas-
ter of san Francisco, has been pro-
NOTED from captain, to date from July
4 through the retirement Of Colonel
sawyer.
Captain A. s. Morgan. coast artillery
corps, and Lieutenant Charles Z. lde'
coast artillery corps, have reported Tor
6uty at Fort Barry.
Captain Daniel Hand. Fifth field ar
-iillerv. who has been patient at the
army general hospital, has been ordered
10 temporary duty at the Presldlo,
pending his assignment to regular duty.
Lieutenant Edmund L. Gruber, Fifth
field artillery, who has been assigned
10 duty as engineer officer of the pro-
visional battalion OF field artillery on
The march TO Atascade next week,
will be relieved on Sunday as assistant
TO the adjutant, Preside post, by Lieu
tenant Jacob Wuest. Thirtieth infantry
Colonel r. /. Bullard, Eighth infan-
try. Preside Of Monterey. was in town
yesterday on official business.
Captain William P Platt ordnance
department. Benicia arsenal, is in town
Tor q few days, accompanied by Mrs.
Platt.
The following officers of the coast
artillery corps arrived at the Preside
yesterday from Fort Monroe and have
been assigned as follows: Lieutenant
Rollin l. Tilton to the Twenty -ninJn
company. Lieutenant Raymond z. Lee
10 the SiNty-seventh company, Lieuten-
ant Francis p. Hardaway 10 the One
Hundred and Forty seventh company.
Lieutenant Max CARRIER. Twenty
second infantry. registered yesterday at
department headquarters, having ar
rived from Alaska.
4 general court martial has been ap-
. pointed 10 meet at the Preside on Mon
dav. July 25. for the trial of such cases
as may be brought before it. The de-
tail of the board is as follows: Lieu
tenant Colonel William A Skunk, First
cavalry; Captain Frank A. Wilcox
Thirtieth infantry: Captain Pierce A
Murphy. First cavalry; Captain Conrad
:. Babcock, First cavalry, Captain Her
bert j. Brees. First cavalry; First Lieu
tenant Hilden Olim, Thirtieth infantry;
First Lieutenant ode c. Nichols, Thir-
tieth infantry: Second Lieutenant VIII
liam ". Harris Jr.. Thirtieth infantry;
Second Lieutenant Verne r. Bell, First
cavalry: Second Lieutenant Henry L.
Watson. First cavalry; Second Lieuten-
ant William II. Anderson, Thirtieth in
fantrv: Second Lieutenant Rollin l.
Tilton. coast artillery corps; Sec
ond Lieutenant Francis p. Hardaway
coast artillery corps: First Lieutenant
Philip II. Bagby, Thirtieth infantry
Judge advocate.