New-York tribune., 1920-01-26
POST ACTIVITIES

POST ACTIVITIES
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City
Rear Admiral Mcdonald, +. H. La
Guardia, Borough President; Henry M
Curran, Fire Commi ssioner brennan
Captain Stone and Chaplain lsaacs, of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, have accepted
invitations to be present at the enter
tainment and ball to be given by
Greenwich Village Post Is and Barbara
Frietchie Post AZ in the Pennsylvania
Hotel January 28, 1920
The regular monthly meeting of the
College of the City of New York Post
will take place January % in Room 126
of the college, starting at s p. IN.
Queens Post So1 has completed ex-
tensive preparations for the concert and
dance to be held at the Queens Lyccum
January 80.
About 800 persons were present at
the smoker held by tho Washington
Heights Post III, at the ed Regiment
Armory Friday night. The features of
the evening were tho five boxing
matches, in which prominent profess
sionals and amateurs took part.
Iie IicNidtuaI NAVAL lOSL Will give
q ball February 10 at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. This will be the first
of q series of dances and social affairs
to be given by the post, which was
formed November 6, 1918. on board the
, Leviathan at Hoboken, N j. Its mem
bership represents from every state in
the union.
Antilles Post 243. at recent
meeting in the Press Club, passed reso-
lutions of protest against alien enemy
musicians and in commentator of the
state Assembly for suspcnding the So
cialist legislators.
The dance of Arthur Vines Post 704
has been postponed to Tuesday, Feb
ruary II. at Hunts Point Palace, 163d
Street and Southern Boulevard.
Film Post us, at its regular meeting
last Monday, elected the following
officers: Post president Henry ". Penn
berton; first vice president, Herman II
Loeb; second president, Joseph A
O'Brien; treasurer, Harold l.. Pech
secretary, Joseph G. Scott; county
delegate, George r. Theilen.
At the January meeting Of the 304th
Field Artillery Post it was decided to
change the date Of future meetings
from the third Friday to the third
Wednesday of each month. The Feb
ruary meeting will be held on Wednes-
day, the 18th.
Fidelity Post 712, composed of Elks
has named committees for the drive
for members. The prospects are that
this port eventually will be one of the
largest in the American Legion, for the
reason that it is not confined to New
York Lodge ! alone, but all Elks who
are members of the lodges in greater
New York, suburbs and New Jersey ere
obliged to become members.
Former officers and enlisted men OF
the submarine chaser service in for
eign waters Will meet next Friday nigh,
at Reisenwcber's, Fiftyeighth Street
and Eighth Avenue, for the purpose OF
organizing Legion post. Communi.
cate with Lieutenant Commander Spaf
ford, 30 Broadway. Telephone White.
hall 1912.
A campaign to raise funds for the
, erection of a $4,000 clubhouse has
been started by Belleau Wood Post 90
Tho money will be raised from the sale
Of waltz ballad, "Sweet Southern
Pines" which has been composed By
bernard ). Barron, post president.
= G. O. 80 University Post HB7, made
, up entirely Of ex-service men who at
|cnded French and British universitie
| nder G. o. 80, now has mcmbershi]
n oi approximately 100 men. The mex
p meeting will be held next Monda,
a night, and ell French students in Ney
;. York City will be entertained. Com
8 municate with John T. Anderson. ~
: East Twenty-eighth Street.
y John Fraser Bryan Post 1e will hol
O ITS monthly meeting Thursday night a
the Fordham Club, Grand Boulevar
and Concourse, the Bronx. Friday Feb
ruary 13, dance will be held at knight
Of Pyth Temple. Walton Avenue an
li9th Street, the Bronx
e Rev!llc Post 127 will hold a rcetin
Z tonight at Ill Clerrnont Avenue. Th
n question or discrimination against cer
r tam members OF the American Lexio
e viii be tho sole question before tn
c committee.
z Sterling Post 328 ut q meeting Ia s
y Monday elected officers as follows
Floyd ]. Six, president; Jerome +
i hatz, vice president; Clyde l.. Franc,
i second president; William Graham
{ third vice PRESIDENT; james p. Conlir
secretary; George A. Arkwright, treas
Q urer; John =. Anderson, chairman O
/ executive committee
@ j. J. Donnellan Post will hold a
inaugural ball tonight at the Hote
z Nomm odorc. The next regular meet
= ing Of this Post viii be held next Mon
day evening. All ex-service men VIII
I've IN the territory bounded by 1856
street on the south and 145th Stree
on the north and Hamilton place an
: Convent Avenue inclusive arc invite
=, 10 attend this meeting.
: At the last meeting OF John Purro
= Mitchell Post 203 the annual clcctio
OF officers was held The folowin
were elected: John A. Dix, president
Howland s. Davis. Harry c. Cushin
: ID and Edward J. Halligan. vice-prcsi 81
/. dents; Henry Varay, treasurer: Rus
tcli X. Doughcrty, recording secretary
Albert j. Rowland corrcspond;n
aecretary. and an executive conmittc
q consisting Of Harold A. Content. 4
. irving Topping. Arthur Woods Lcste
I J.. SHay, Frederick G. Bcllinxer an
William N. Crombs.