Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
| special guests. Mrs. Rosalina Morana
| is chairman of the social committee.

special guests Mrs. Rosalina Morana
is chairman of the social committee.
Front Line Post, No. 14o1, met at
Logan Hall, 1902 Fourteenth street. Au-
gust IL. K. B. Amy. Raymond S.
elected to membership and John J.
Kelly was obligated under the short
form of initiation.
Comrade Maurice Grudd, chairman
of the Fort Washington Boxing Card
Committee, reported his inability to
further serve and Comrade 'Goldie"
Ahern, former feather-weight cham
pion. was appointed as his successor
It was reported that final arrangements
were being made for the tomorrow night
event and that 800 ringside seats and
about 1900 general admission seats
would be available and that tickets
could be procured from Comrade Maui
rice Grudd, Rooms 602-606 Woodward
Building, and also from the United
Shirt Shop, Ninth and E streets north
west. The boxing card lists Joe Small
wood Washington, VS.. Jimmy FinewZay
BALTIMORE eight rounds; frankie
E)eAngelo Washington, VS.. unknown
opponent, eight rounds; Billy Edwards
tWashington), VS.. Johnnie Barum
tRichmond). six rounds; Lou Gug-
Imlnl vs. Sammy Hogan six rounds;
BOBBY Burke VS.. Lonnie Tucker, four
rounds, and another four-round pre-
urinary of combatantS not yet Sc
lected. Many members of the post are
going to Fort Washington on the boat
the Government is furnishing, leaving
the barracks wharf at 7 pm. Many
comrades will auto down, which trip
taxes about 20 minutes from the Dis
trict line, through Anacostia.
Comrade Harry Volkman was re-
ported at Naval Hospital and comrades
were requested to visit him. The
presentation of a v. F. w. button will
pc made to Comrade Laurens of
Equality Walter Reed Post for his
amni-partisan recruiting efforts.
Front Line Post Auxiliary met at
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
Eleventh and l. streets, last Monday
night. Mrs. Margaret jacobson of
National Capital Auxiliary and Mrs.
McCutcheon OF Redmans Auxiliary,
Takoma Park, Md, gave talks. Plans
we're made for a membership drive
starting September l and ending De-
cember 81 A prize will be awarded
TO the member obtaining the greatest
number of candidates. The committee
appointed as contest judges are Edith
Den Breeder, chairman, with Virginia
Cercell, Leonelda Volkman and Vero-
The auxiliary will assist in the annual
Veterans outing given next Sunday at
the Berwyn estate of DR.. Turner.
The auxiliary hopes to have a large
representation of it's members at the
National Encampment in Baltimore.
Potomac Post. No. 1895. met last
Thursday at Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club. 1915 l. street, with Comdr.
Frank R. Heise presiding Marshall En-
merit, chairman of the Entertainment
Committee, reported arrangements have
been completed for the moonlight ex-
cursion on the steamer City of WASH
ington, August 10. In addition to dane
ing there will be numerous entertain
ment specialties.
Top Notch Tent Military Order of the
Coolies, unanimously voted to cancel
their meeting for Tuesday night so that
they all might join with the other
merrymakers on this excursion.
The next regular meeting of the post
will be held August % at Northeast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast. This will be the last meet
ing until after the National Encamp-
ment at Baltimore.
Disabled American Veterans.
Several hundred members of the Dis
aoled American Veterans and friends
went down the Potomac last Tuesday