The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
AIM
OFFOREICN WAR
VETERANS POST
Members in Northeast
Plan Entertainment
Series for Winter.

/ joining other ORGANISATIONS In
promoting community spirit, North.
east members of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars are outlining a pro.
gram OF entertainment for the win
ter season.
At the business session OF the vet
Grams, which preceded a social hour
Saturday night. Commander ]. NJ
Harrigan in his opening remarks
said: The post will endeavor tc
promote the spirit that made ouI
country" He touched upon the sub.
ject of cooperation, for which he
urged the members to strive.
1t was announced that an enter.
tainment. featured by the appear
ance Of vaudeville acts. will be held
some time in November. Sergt. NJ
Lyons. a member Of the post, and
we'll known as an entertainer. will
present several monologues on hts
experiences in the army. The re-
mainder or the program will include
Thomas Murray in black-face: Luke
Fagin as Harry Lauder" Alber
Jones. magic: Mrs. Frank Heise
commander of the Ladies' Guild
and Louis Toole, jr., piano.
THE Etiquette of the Stars and
Stripes" is the subject Of the PAM
phlet, containing rules of the vet
erans, which is being distributed by
the members. The officers are: J
NJ. Harrigan. commander; Charles
Love. senior vice commander: Els
worth Z. Condron. Junior vice COM
mander: F. r. Heise. quartermaster
Charles Bradley. adJutant: A. CO.
lumbus. chaplain: DR.. H. Hall. sur.
Geon; C. E. Williams. officer of the
day; r. L. Beard, quartermaster SER
geant; J. c. McElheny. Walter
Reedy ands John Hughes, trustees.
The Ladies' Guild. composed OF
sisters and wives of the veterans
entertained at a card party. The
following Northeast merchants do
mated prizes: f. Clarence Poston
Mer.z Candy store. VI. Goldstein. F
o. Sexton, and NJ. Smith.
George f. Brooks. 645 l. street
northeast. has just returned from a
trip to Atlanta, Ga, where he visit
ed relatives.
Mrs. Rose Macdonald Rowland
33S Thirteenth street northeast. wa,
cut about the face in an auto COLI
sion at Eleventh and C street,
northeast.
officials of the Douglas Memoria
VI. E. Church, Eleventh and II street.
northeast, announce that beginning
next Sunday the church will hole
revival meetings for two weeks.
THE Inevitable war" was tn,
subject of Rev. A. 8. Mowbray's lee
ture yesterday at the Brookland N
f. Church. Fourteenth and Lawrence
streets northeast.
Rev. Guy Fitch Phelps, recently
of Oregon. spoke on Martyrs oi
Progress" at the waugh NJ. L
Church, Third and A streets north
east, last night.
Parable Of the Test was the lee.
ture OF Rev. Alfred A. Barrows. al
the Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sixth street and Maryland avenue
northeast, last night.
Christ. the Bread of Life" wal
the subject Of the sermon by Rev
Walter +. Eagleson yesterday at tht
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Twenty-second street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast.
Rev b. F. Rhoades lectured on the
subject, TOO Busy" at the ingram
Memorial Church. Tenth street ant
Massachusetts avenue northeast
yesterday. DR.. Frank NJ. Sheldon. oi
Boston, Mass. spoke in the evening
at which service a large chorus sans
Daughter of Jairus.'
Worlds Temperance Sunday wa!
observed at the lexington Presby
terian Church, North Capitol stree
and Florida avenue northeast, yes
terday. Rev. Henry E. Brundage''
sermon was 'Lawbreakers and Lib
erty."
Rev. E. Hez Sven spoke on thu
subject. "Heart-eyes,' at the Cen
tennial Baptist Church, Seventh ant
| streets northeast, yesterday.
The Sunday After" was Rev
John Compton Balls subject at thu
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Sixth
and A streets northeast. yesterday