The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-15
NATIONAL UNION
BOWlERS DECIDE
CONTEST AWARDS
State, War, Navy Council
Elects w. II. Lewis
1922 Head.


eussing business matters in connse-
ton with the league ana decided
upon. the prizes TO be awarded at
the end OF the season The ofaeers|
Of the league are c. H Mitchell.
presidenti c. Bonnie. treasurer, anal
I. r.. Cordell, ofhcial scorer snd
secretary. and at this meeting
committee. composed Of Mess
Williams. Stanton. Harlow and n
Clintic. was appointed TO arran
the schedule OF prizes and repo
at the next meeting OF me leagti
IL Is expected there will be fund
% permit of award of large cas-
prizes to the winning teams an
others. snd President Helpman hal
contributed a number Of Nationa
Union watch fobs in behalf Of thd
field department. The success on
the league this year gives assur-
ance OF much larger number OF
teams for next season.
IL Its last meeting. State, Wsrl
and Navy Council. No. 30. eIect.d
the following officers for the wear
1929: W. H Lewis. president. G y.
Prescott, vice president: ]. D. Tor
rey. secretary; c. J. Berner, 6nsn-
cial secretary; p. S. Parks, treas
urer: o. H. Coumbe. delegate "a
Hospital Bed Fund Association. p
NJ. kennerly! J. d. Torrey W. H..
Lewis. +. S. Parks and o n
Coumbe as delegates to the com
mittee on extension and publicity
The subcommittee on entertain
ment OF the committee on extern
sion and publicity met on wedn.
| day last and made complete ar
rangements for the entertainment
70 be given for the benent Of the
Hospital Bed Fund Association Al
Pythian Temple on the Gath, ana
decided that the principal item OF
entertainment should be- I. play by
prominent company OF amateurs OF
this city, followed by dancing and
refreshments. II is expected there
viii be a very large attendance all
this affair.
Victory Council held it's reFular
meeting on Thursday at Perpetual
Building Association Hail. The &C.
easion was the Installation ef ofh-|
GERS for the ensuing year. This isl
an annual event and IS celebrated
In January. There was a big turn-|
out OF members. nearly a hundred
being present The Installation
ceremonies were performed byl
Friend J. z. Borlsnd. assisted by|
Friends II. c. Surguy, W. III
o'Brien. T. P. Ryan. A. W. Kaiser|
and W. ID. Slaughter, members oil
the committee OF extension and
publicity from other councils in thu
Jurisdiction. The ceremonies were
ably conducted by the installing
oficer. and the members went
through their parts with enthusi-
asm. AT the conclusion OF the cere-
monies Messrs. william J. b. Bran
don and F. r. Scott were initiated
as new members. AboSt $50 the
council adjourned TO the rathckeller.
where Speaker Trupp had prepared
banquet for the large gathering
and visiting members. The tables
were prettily decorated and the
good things were all that could be
desired. Speaker Trupp knows how
TO please the inner man. and after
few remarks in starting the BAIL
rolling, he introduced President J. 4
A. Williams, who acted as toast
master. President Williams called
on the following gentlemen. Who'll
responded to the various toasts Sc
lected: II. c. Surguy. J. Harry Jones
J. z. Borlsnd, installing oricer; 7.
p Ryan. W. J. O'Brien. A W. Kali
ser and W. u. Slaughter. The
speeches were interspersed by good
music. fun and felicitatIons. Friend
s. G. Jacobson was the chief enter
tainer. giving some Of his famous
war stories. which kept his audience
in an uproar Of laughter during the
evening. Hugh Campbell gave
splendid imitation Of one man
playing as an entire orchestra; this
was something new and novel. and
he was compelled 20 respond wftHN
several encores. There was a nota-
bic presence OF the young men ot
the council, who pledged their loyal
| support to President williams, al
promised him 100 members during
1922.
Government Printing once Coun-
ell held a meeting on Saturday
evening at Typographical Temple.
with large attendance both % the
regular and visiting members for
the Installation OF officers: Friend
J. B. X. Lee. being the installing
ofhcer for the evening, assisted by
Friends J. A williams. J. Harry
Jones, VIM. J. O'Brien. 7. p. Ryan.
n. c. Surguy. W. d. Slaughter and
A. w. Askham. Friend n. I. Leane
was the installing president. Presf-
dent Lee was called on for some
remarks and he responded cheer
fully, taking as his subject. Fra
ternalism, which was wen received
and vigorously applauded. After
the other visiting members had
spoken, Friend NRchman. speaker
OF the council. who knows how 70
prepare good food for his members
and visitors, invited those present
TO partake OF a buffet supper. Gov
eminent Printing once Counc 4
starts the new year with fatterrg'
prospects for a large increase n
membership. as those present
pledged themselves to rally around
the president and assist him Z
reaching his goal. which is lSl
members. The council was enter
tanned by the Redneld Band ami
Orchestra. which gave several
choice selections during the even
ing. W. J. Mitchell. a mono
logue artist, gave the council some
funny stories. which kept the audit
ence in an uproar, and hfs recits-
ton, The Printer" was a decided
hit
All the councils are holding spe-
cial meetings this month on account
OF the installation OF ofhcers and
members OF all councils are cor
daily invited TO attend these In
stallation meetings, which will oc
cur during the coming week az Pc
tomac Council Central Sf.4, We