Evening star., 1932-04-10

ing a program to be given at Naval
Hospital on O date to be early an
nounced. A large number Of the aux
iliary members participated l. the Army
day parade.
Led by Post Comdr. Harry F. Volk-
man, large delegation of Front Line
Post appeared in the Army Day parade.
The post had large marching con-
! tingent in the Bonus Rally Parade. -
which formed at the Peace Monument
and then marched to the House side of
the Capitol, where the petitions of more
than 4,000,000 veterans demanding the
immediate payment of the adjusted
service certificates were presented to
Representative Wright Patman of Texas
, and to other members of Congress.
At q special meeting of the post, held
| April 6, final plans were made for the
| Spring Carnival from April Is to % at
Georgia avenue and Piney Branch road.
The bowling team, under the cap
taincy Of DR.. A. Victor Cercell, recently
defeated the team representing Equality
Walter Reed Post for the second time
| this season.
The post will have a total Of Al dele
gates at the annual department en-
campment, to be held during June. On
April IL the posts regular meeting will
be held at 808 1 streeC.
United States Treasury Post met
with Comdr. Bernard S. Bladen pre-
siding, and indorsed H r. bill 1856
which provides for the abolishment
during the Bicentennial Celebration, OF
the entrance fee to Mount Vernon.
Those who seek affiliation with the
post should submit their applications
| to Stanley D. Harman, post adjutant
4001 Sheets avenue, Brentwood, Md
The following delegates and alternates
were elected to represent the post at
the encampment in June: Delegates
George w. Ridgeway, Frank E. Hagan
| Sidney w. Lawrence, Thomas a.
Franklin and Stanley D. Harman
alternates, Charles w. Blush, H. R
Clark. Charles p Skemp, c. L. Knox
and Carl E. Deuhring.
Top Notch Tent held a dance at
the Arlington Hotel April l. Supreme
Comdr. Walter C. Winter of Pitts
burgh, Pa, was present. During his
visit to Washington, Cootie Winter
placed a wreath upon the Tomb of
| the Unknown Soldier, at Arlington
Va, during which ceremony he was
ably assisted by the officers and mem
bers of TINT Pup Tent. Final ar
rangements are being made for the tent
to go to Winston-Salem, N. c., where
| its officers will officiate in institutine
the newly chartered tent and also
carry out the initiation of a large class
of recruits.
The Washington Police and Fire Post
Ladies' Auxiliary held its country dance
and supper at Cabin Johns, Md
April 2. At the meeting April S, al
| the home of Mrs. P. c. Wheeler, due
| to the absence of Mrs. EdJh Der
Breeder, the presiding chair was oc.
cupied by Mrs. Rose L. Reilly. Mrs
Allie Mae Stone and Mrs. Lola Heist
were guests of honor.
Hereafter the second meeting of each
| month will be held at the Soldiers
Sailors and Marines Club, on the thirc
Thursday.
Under the auspices Of the Hospita,
Committee of the auxiliaries, an en-
tertainment was given for the veteran
patients at Naval Hospital April 4
Mrs. Adelaide Grant was the hostess
A program was given. Refreshments
were served to patients of Ward G
and to all others who attended.
similar program will be presented al
Mount Alto Hospital on a later date
of this month and Mrs. Roberta Faw-
cett will act as hostess.