The New York herald., 1920-01-19

gton; Its Birth, Growth and Aims.
In an effort to keep up the good work
Of the navy and navy posts whose men,
bership is restricted to 'gobbettes," as
the yeomen % are termed in Washington
the Dolly Madison Post, No. us. of Brook
iyn. will give theatre party to its mem
pers and friends next Thursday evening
to see Jane Cowl in Smiling Through"
This will be followed. on February %, by
q dance at the Academy Of Music. Brook
lyn.
Miss Rite W. Tandy, whose photograph
the HERALD publishes today. is the presi-
cent OF the Dolly Madison Post She lives
at Mo Sc Sixth avenue. Brooklyn. where
applications for membership should ee
sent.
Officers and an executive committee
will be elected at the annual meeting of
the First Battalion, Naval Militia Post,
in the quarters of the Bloominedale Boat
Club, 101st street and the HUDSON River.
Wednesday. John B. McHugh. No. 1s
East Ninety-fifth street, is secretary.
The Upton Post, made up of veterans
of the Seventy-seventh Division, will hold
meeting in the Imperial Hotel, Broad
way and Thirty-second street, Friday
night at eight o'clock.
At the regular meeting of the Army
Ordnance Of Manhattan Post next Thurs
day evening arrangements will be COM
pleted for the first informal dance in the
Engineering Societies Building, No. 2s
West Thirty-ninth street, Saturday night
Plans have been formulated for the con-
struction of club house for the Washing
ton Heights Post to cost approximately
100000. Pending the building of the new
home the post will meet in the Twenty
second Regiment Armory. An entertain
ment and dance will be held in the armory
February II, Lncoln's Birthday.
At the last regular meeting of the Bar
bara Freitchie Post in the Pennsylvania
Hotel Paul r. Kammerer. Jr., chairman
of the Nominating Committee. installed the
permanent officers for 1920. Members we're
urged to attend dance and vaudeville
performance to be given by tho post and
the Greenwich Village Post in the Penn
lsylvania Hotel January e.
Tho third meeting of the Radio Intelli-
gence Post. made UP OF former radio men
in the Military Intelligence Division, was
held last week. The acting secretary is
A. L.. Bernhard, No. 1873 Forty-second
street, Brooklyn.
ING LduleS OF tnc w aSl1nEtOn
Heights Post at meeting in the Public
Library Hall. 16oth street and St Nicholas
avenue, made out a programme for enlist
ing for membership all mothers, wives,
sisters and daughters of former service
men. Miss Mary A. Schulz, of No. COZ st.
Nicholas avenue. is the temporary chair
man.
Mrs. T. M. vinton, If No. II East Eighth
lStreet- a Of to
members of the Legion Post who are TAX
ing courses at the New York University
under the direction of the Federal Voca-
tional Board.
Schuyler Post, composed OF former men,
bers Of the Fifty-eighth Artillery c. A. c..
meets in the club house of the Bronx
Council of the Knights of Columbus. No.
300 East 15Sth street. the second and fourth
thursdays of every month. 1t has a men,
bership OF more than one hundred. j. Il.
Poggenhurg. No. go Wall street, Is receiv-
ing applications for membership.
a beefsteak dinner and show were given
10y the John Frazer Bryan Post in the
Plaza restaurant, Fordham road and Web
ster avenue, the Bronx. last week.
The following officers OF the Women's
Auxiliary of the John Fraser Bryan Pos,
were elected at the home OF Mrs. David
Bryant, No. 2,66 Grand avenue, the
Bronx:-Mrs. Martha Bryan, president
Mrs. Wilbur Il. Wright and Miss Anna
Dalton, vice presidents; Mrs. Il. Billstonc
treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Hannegan, sec
retary, and Mrs. Julia Ryan. chaplain
The next meeting will be held at Mrs
Bryan's tonight.
| Tho Charles d. Finnigan Post has taker
possession OF It's newly acquired head
quarters. No. 730 Grand street, Brooklyn
Basketball win be played In the armor.
at Stagg street and Bushwick avenue
Brooklyn, every Friday until April.
/ Frank S. Leavitt. who held the wrestlin.
cha mpionship Of the regular army ant
competed in the interallied wrestling tour
nament in the A. e. f.. has been appointed
coach Of the athletic squad of the Tank
Corps Port
More than one hundred overseas men at
tended dinner by the Fort Plain IN. r
Legion Post recently. at which several mer
OF prominence spoke. r. Il. Sammons, o1
Fort Plain, was the toastmaster.
world, still at this time i feel IL some
body's duty to protest against the finan
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