Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-16

Past National Commanders in Chief
Rice w Means and John Lewis Smith,
Acting Commissioner of Pensions e. w.
Morgan, Department Comdr. Young OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, De-
partment Comdr. Babcock OF the DIS
abled American War Veterans. Past
Comdr Beatty of re Veterans of For
eign Wars, Department Comdr. Benja-
min r. Motley of the U. s. w. w., Lorin
G. Nelson, national historian Of the U. s.
w. w.; Comrade johnson Of the De-
partment of Colorado, and Leo M. Dew
lin, commander Of Harden Camp, spoke
ct a smoker of Harden Camp. @. M.
Gen. James J. Murphy was POSTMASTER
Harden Camp met November 6, with
Comdr. Leo M. Devlin in the Chair.
Joseph M. Lusk, William j. Sheehan
and Ernest z. Chalfant were mustered
in and the applications of Oliver D..
Scott and Charles l.. PlatZ were received.
Comdr. George r. McDsrmott and Past
Comdrs. r. L. Lamb, E. F. Jorgensen,
z. C. Barstow, John M. Farmer and
John j. Kiley spoke.
Lawton Camp met November 8, with
Comdr. George j. McDermott presiding.
Richard p. whitley was mustered In
and the application Of Claude Lindsey
was received. George z. Hair was trans
ferred from Lawton Camp to e. II. Lis
cum Camp, Department of California.
The camp voted to participate in joint
installation Of the newly elected officers
for the year 1881. A camp visitation
was made by Miles Camp. Senior Vice
Comdr. Gerald F. McGillicuddy, Junior
Vice Comdr Cleveland Kennicutt, Jere
| A. Costello, Lorin G. Nelson, national
historian; Charles p. Galpin, Milton D.
Mettee, Edward A. Sweeney. Frank Par
rish, Department Comdr. Benjamin r.
Motley, Past Department Comdr. Arthur
H. League, Harry j. Davis of Dewey
Camp, Charles A. Strobel, commander
Of Petit Camp, and j. B. Freeland,
senior vice commander of Urell Camp,
made addresses. The following were
nominated: Commander, Albert A.
/ Glaze; senior vice commander, Herbert
| G. Davis; junior vice commander, Mat
thias Gresham and d. Harper; officer
Of the day, Charles e. Hawkins and
Chauncey L. Davis. Officer Of the guard
was left vacant until the December
meeting. Comdr. McDermott was NOM
mated for trustee.
Petit Camp met with Comdr. Charles
A. Strobel in the chair. William p.
O'Brien and William Z. Mastin were
mustered into membership. A COM
the feasibility OF instituting q camp of
| Spanish American War Veterans Sons.
Karl Wood Of the Department Of Geor-
gia spoke.
A preliminary meeting of the Mill
tary Order of the Serpent is called for
November % at the home of Frank
HUM, ~ street, to make arrange
ments for Crawl for November 20.
The annual meeting and reunion Of
the LIST District of Columbia Volunteer
Infantry Association win be ct the Met
ropolitan Hotel November 20.
George Dewey Naval Auxiliary met
November 8. with the president, Katie
lie Laurin, presiding. Lulu l.. Lee was
voted into active membership. A card
party will be held November II.
Col. John Jacob Aston Auxiliary met
November 4. The president, Ada Gray,
presided. Miss Willie Lynn was initi-
ated. An oyster supper was served.
Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary met Mo-
vember III with Daisy L. Cressman.
the president, in the chair.
The Lineal Society met November s
With the chief ruler, Kathryn Boss,
presiding. Mary Burke and Catherine
Woolridge were initiated. Mrs. Grimes
was the hostess. A social will be held
November II at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McCaffrey.
The Presidents Club banquet will be
neld November 20 at the New Amster-
Gam Hotel, 2701 Fourteenth street.