New-York tribune., 1919-12-29

roi Reecc, director of ;he day division
o. the institution, will supervise this
work.
POST ACTIVITIES
All the pep" to be expected in an
organization with its name is being dis
PLAYED by the members OF Broadway
Post. No AIS. They have taken over the
Cort Theater for the night of Sunday
January 25, and will stage a concert of
more than twenty vaudeville numbers.
night at Resenweber's for the purpose
OF completing plans for the concert
Gus Hess is the chairman of the COM
mittee in charge.
Ogden Mills was the speaker at the
last meeting of the Army Transpor.
Post, held in knights Of Columbus Hall.
II West Nineteenth Street He re-
ported to the members on the dc,ibera-
rs o. the Minneapolis convention
e post discussed the organization Of
woman's auxiliary. and all wives,
mothers, sisters or daughters of men
are asked to join by communicating
with {. NJ Fleming, 202l East Four.
teenth Street, Brooklyn
~ Inc next meeting will be held in the
e: of c. hall next Friday night. The
officers of the Army Transport Post are
James H. Golding, presidents; William
Cohn' secretary; Thomas A. Grady,
treasurer, and Walter G. Shannon,
chairman of the executive committee.
The next regular meeting of Alfred
L. Wilson Post, No. 688, will be held
NEXT Monday night at St. Stephens
Church, Newkirk Avenue and East
Twenty-eighth Street Flatbush. New
members Will be welcomed.
Barbara Fr;etchie Post No. 43 held
its first annual election at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. The following officer
were chosen:
President, Julia W. Wheelock; frs.
vice president. Emma Francis; second
vice president, Lillian Kenny; third
vice president, Don Pardee Moon; Post
adiutant, Florence R. Clauss; post
finance officer, May Sullivan; post his
torian, Phil Bartels post chaplain,
the Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke.
The Christmas party and dance Of
the post viii be held tomorrow night
in he ballroom of the Hotel Pennsy-
vania. Officers Of the o. S. g. Pennsyl-
vanla and the United States Naval Hos
pltal, as we'll as men from the Garry
on Club, will be guests.
Mrs. David Bryan has presented a
silk American flag and an American
Legion flag to the John Fraser Bryan
Pcs of the American Legion. The
presentation took place at the Fordham
Club. Fordham Road and the Grand
Concourse. Mrs. Bryan is the mother
of Lieutenant John Fraser Bryan.
hilled in the Argonne, in whose honor
the post is named.
Bay Ridge Post No. 157. American
Legion, will hold its first reception and
dance at the Hotel Bossert, Hicks and
Montague streets, Brooklyn, on Friday
evening, January 9. THIS affair prom
!Ses to be one of the seasons best in
Brooklyn.
Former members of the 3O6th Field
Artillery met at the Washington Irving
High School and organized Legion
rost. Temporary officers elected were:
President, Samuel Adler; vice-presi-
dent, f. P. Wilson; secretary, j. H.
Cowan; treasurer, X O'Brien; county
committee representative, T. Crane
The next meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday, January 21.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the 304th Field Artillery Post, held at
the War Camp Community Service
Building, 40 West Twenty
Street, Charles V. Graham was elected
post commander to fill the unexpired
term of James NJ. Howard, resigned
Motion pictures of the 77th Division in
treining in France and the review by
General Pershing were shown and also
the picture of the "Lost, Battalion" :"
The next meeting of this post will be
held at the 77th Division Club house
27 West Twenty fifth Street. on Friday,
January 16, at $3.50 p. m.
A special meeting will be held by
United States Marine Post, No. 300. on
board the Granite State. Ninety fifth
Street and North River, tomorrow
night al 8 O'Clock. The election of per-
manent officers will be held and the
question Of dues viii be taken up.
the majority of former 5Sth Coast Ar
tillery Corps men, is one o. the strong
est of the Bronx posts. Formed only
month ago, it has more than 100 mem
bcrs. Meetings are conducted at St. An
selm's Athletic Club, 155th Street and
linton Avenue. The next regular meet
ing is scheduled for January s.
Frances Warren Pershing Post held
Christmas and package party, followed
by an informal dance at the clubhouse,
1913 echermerhorn Street, Brooklyn.
More than $50 persons attended, At
meeting held before the party an inter
esting social program for the winter
season was announced. One of the
events will be a reception and dance
at the Hotel st. George on Friday,
February 81. The election Of officers
was put over until January y.
Greenwich Village Post, No Is is 90
ing to hold Joint entertainment and
dance with Barbara Frietchie Post
in the Hotel Pennsylvania on January
So Members from all greater y ew
York posts will be welcome. Tickets
may be obtained from II. B. Hayes.
Sc West Tenth Street.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the executive committee Of the l07th