New-York tribune., 1920-02-02

Vu"esuay hiBht Murray Hill FOSt
SO viii give an entertainment and re-
ception at Palm Garden, Fifty eighth
street and Lexington Avenue. The
money is to go toward building fund.
lhls post draws all it's members from
the Murray Hill district and numbers
approximately 800 men.
The next meeting of s. Rankin Drew
fost will be held on Wednesday night
q. heens Chophouse, in West Forty
fourth Street. The meeting will be
preceded by dinner. Among The speak
ers Of the evening Will be Captain o. p.
Jackson, I. S. ~, who served during
The war as chief of staff to Admiral
Henry I. Mayo. and George Brokaw
Compton, The post now has business
Office for the use Of it's members in the
Unity Building, Forty second Street
anu Sixth Avenue.
Al The. regular meeting of John M.
iiennessey Post 606 it was decided to
requested to DC at the next meeting,
when BIZ Brennan, the Irish heavy
Weight champion, who Joined the post
a. the last meeting, will probably box
Witn Ray Smith, who just beat Martin,
. the A, K. /. champion.
. The regular meeting of Tank Corps
I POST 7i5 viii be held tomorrow st the
Hat of States, 23S Madison Avenue
: l.. Compton, who commanded the 34bth
Battalion of Light Tanks in all Of its
operations in France and who later
commanded the LIST Brigade of Light
Tanks in TIE Argonne- ieuse after
Colonel Patton had been wounded, will
speak.
Wednesday night a dance in honor
OF the eX-service men of Marquette
/ Council 2os, *. of c., will be held at
Ire Brooklyn home OF the knights of
columbus, bushwick Parkway and Hart
street, brooklyn Nearly 200 members
ct this council took part in the war
and although the majority of them
vent across only one of their num-
o>r. the late Christopher j. Byrne. in
whos0 honor these men organized the
NArist opher J. Byrne Post of the Amer
lcan Legion, was killed in action.
David W Gentle Post, 61S, meeting
II eho Congregational Church, 143d
Street cast Of Willis Avenue, has set
aside the evening OF Tuesday for an
op,n meeting. to be attended by all per-
sons Interested IN ladies' auxiliary.
At meeting o. Sterling Post. 1923
held a. American Legion headq q0arters
i13 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn. the
membership committee reported seven
teen new applicants.
\ meeting of U. S. Marine Post, 800
W. be held at the Navy Club, Is East
iortv-tirst Street, on Wednesday night.
All members, as we'll as other n erines
OF eX-marlncs, are urged to attend A
cihenl ana entertainment has been ar
ranged for Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy IL. at the Union Square Hotel,
fntoenth Street and Fourth Avenue.
The next meeting of Revelle Post
~ VIII be held tonight at III Cler-
mont Avenue, and all members are
urged to be present. Any ex-service
man who has not joined the American
Legion IS assured cordial welcome.
The monthly smoker of the 307th In
fantry Post, will be held Wednesday
night at the 77th Division clubhouse,
127 West Twenty-ffth Street. At
meeting of the executive committee it
was decided upon to hold a smoker
once month and to give a dance in
March.
Motor Service Post 7oa has elected
the following officers for the year:
President. John H. Cunningham; first
vice president, Charles 2. Gibson; sec
ond vice president, A. Eugene Fehmel;
falrd vice-pres ident, Daniel J. Hill:
treasurer, Michael J. Riordan; secre-
tarY, George |. Hackenberger. Motor
Service Post is composed entirely Of
ovoraea men who served with
motorized organizations. The post is
deslrous of hearing from any one liv-
ing in or around New York city, who
comes under that classification
Address the secretary at 21O9 Avenue
!, Brooklyn.
There will be meeting of Wash
lngton heights Post Ill, at the 22d
Regiment Armory, Wednesday night
II is urgent that all members be pres
ent as matters of great Importance Will
be discussed.
a. The former members OF Company B,
S02d Engineers, have organized post
known as James Finlay Brown Post.
Membership in this post is restricted
TO those who at any time served in
Company b, 302d Engineers. The Off
GERS elected are: Henry r. Eitzen,
pres ident; George E. Stumpp, vice
Presidents; Robert c. O'Donnell, treas
arer; Edgar Bromberger, secretary,
and an executive committee composed
" tcOiSe IL. StHclalr, NllDerC crawford
and John j. Hyland.
meeting of the post will be held at
the division clubhouse, 27 West
Twenty-Fifth Street, on Friday night.
The girls auxiliary has arranged for
a reception to be held for the members
Of the post and former members of the
company on Friday, February 13.
The monthly meeting of Naval
Auxiliary Reserv ePost will be held
Wednesday night at 80 West Forty
fourth Street. Major G.. De Freest
("Pop') Larner, U. S. A., American
ace, formerly with the Lafayette
Escadrille; Major Thomas Everett
Stone. U. S. A, who served in France
with the 307th Infantry, and Herbert
L. Sattelee, ex-Secretary of the Navy,
will speak
Army Ordnance Of Manhattan Post
8 has temporary headquarters at l1O7
Broadway and it extends its hospitality
to all ex-service men who desire to par
ticipate in Its activities. The employ
ment department, in charge of c. E.
Pitts, is ready to assist men in getting
positions.