Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
SOJOURNERS PLAN
JANUARY BANQUET
D. C. Chapter Will Install Of
ficerS to Be Elected
December ID.

Washington Chapter. No. 5. Ma,
tional Sojourners, will hold its annual
banquet and ball at the Mayflower
Hotel January IA. at which time Of
ficers, to he elected December II. will
be installed. The committee of 80.
the national governing body of the or
saniZation, which meets here that
day, will attend the banquet and ball.
Secretary of the Interior Work will
make the principal address. The
United States Marine Band will play.
Rear Admiral Luther T.. Gregory.
president of the Washington chapter,
will preside. Capt. George +. Tn.
macht is chairman of the banquet
committee.
The following national officers and
committee of 33 will be in attend
anCe:
National president-Mai. Gen. Amos
a. Fries, chief, Chemical Warfare
Service, Washington, d. G.
First Vice President-Rear Admiral
Reynold I. Hall, thirty-third degree.
e. S. n, retired. Philadelphia, Pa.
Second Vice Presdent-Maj. Gen.
NJ. w. Ireland. thirty-third degree,
surgeon general. Washington, d. c.
Chaplain-Lieut. Col. Thomas J.
Dickson, Washington. d. {.
Secretary-Treasurer - Capt. George
F. Unmacht c. w. S. 1875 Glenbrook
road, Battery Park, Bethesda. Md
Historian-Lieut. Col. lie Roy T.
Smith, Los Angeles. Calf.
Surgeon-Capt. ~ ]. Blackwood,
L. S. ~. Bremerton. Wash,
Judge Advocate-Col. Fred Taylor
p,ISaN- II - II,
Trustees-For three wears. Mai.
Gen. John A. Lejeune. /. S NJ. c.;
Rear Admiral l.. L. Gregory. L. S. n;
for two years, Col. Russell T. Reeder,
thirty-third degree, Fort Leaven.
worth, Hans: Capt. John d. Robnett.
t. 5. n. Boston. Mass; for one year.
Rear Admiral Robert +. Coontz. L. S.
~, Norfolk; Capt. +. l.. Queisser.
Cleveland.
Committee of SO: For three years
Rear Admiral r. Z. Coontz L. s. ~.
Norfolk; Capt. John H. Cowles, thirty
third degree. and Maj. Admiral NJ. w.
Ireland, thirty-third degree. Washing
ton; Real Admiral Reynold 7. Hall.
I. 5. ~, retired. thirty third degree,
Philadelphia; Mai. Gen. Amos A.
Fries. c. w. s., Washington: Col. A.
W. Foreman, Infantry. Boston; Col. C.
van Deventer thirtythird degree, and
Col Charles f. Jacques. Chicago: Col.
Is. }. Lloyd, L. S. p. Fl. S., Washing
ton; Maj. George F. Lee. Chicago. and
Capt. George F. Unmacht, c. w. S.,
Washington. For two years-Mai.
Gen. John a. Lejeune, L. s. NJ. c.;
Maj. Gen. Kenzie w. Walker. F.. D..
and Rear Admiral Luther E. Gregory
I. S. n, Washington; Judge J. A.
Whitcomb, Minneapolis; Col. Russell
P. Reeder, thirty-third degree. Fort
Leavenworth; Col. Herbert A. White.
thirty-third degree. Fort Sam Houston.
Tex; Capt. J. ID. Robnett. L. S. n.
Boston; Coz. Perry w. Weidner. thirty
thlrd degree, Los Angeles; Brig. Gen.
r. ). Cocheu. Fort Benning, Ga. :;
Lieut.. Col. J. w. Shelley, thirty.third
degree, st. Louis. Mo-, and Lieut.. Col.
Joseph II. Colyer, il. New York. For
one year-Col. H. V. Wurdemann.
Seattle: Maj. Clyde n. Clarke. st
Louis; Capt. j. Hugo Tatsch, Fin. Res.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Lieut.. Jesse
Sharpe, thirty-third degree. Charles
ton. S. c.: Lieut.. Col William B.
Graham, Chicago; Col Thomas G.
Fitch, thirty-third degree, Wichita.
HANS; Col Calvin l.. Cooper, Kansas
City, Mo; Brig. Gen. Sydney Grant,
New York; Capt. L. c. Ives, Peoria,
III; Lieut.. Col. J. Campbell Gilmore,
Philadelphia, and Maj. William A.
Crede, Pittsburgh.