Evening star., 1932-05-01

Comdr. Tom D. Buckley of Richard
j. Harden Camp, convened the meeting.
E. j. Britton was readmitted. Domi-
nick McDonough wrote the camp re-
lative to obtaining a transfer from
McCorkel Camp, No. 2, Department of
Tennessee. A communication received
from Helen Gould Camp, Miami,
Fla, advising George N. Scriven, re-
Gently granted transfer TO that camp,
had deposited his transfer for con-
Sideration.
The camp was advised Of the death
OF Chandler G.. Lynch, which occurred
recently in Boston.
The adjutant was instructed to COM
municate with the department COM
mander suggesting that some provision
be made to provide marching music for
the Memorial day parace. ]. j. Hoep-
pei of Lindberg Camp, Department of
California, spoke
Grand Gu Gu Adam c. Walden of
the SnaiX spoke concerning that order,
as did John Hamburg, and advised re-
gardlng Crawl to be held in May in
the Soldiers and Sailors Home, Eleventh
and L streets. M. w. johnson of Joe
Wheeler Camp, Florida, is at present a
patient in Mount Alto Hospital. Past
Comdr. oscar FeldSer and also E. j.
Britton spoke.
Gen. Nelson A Miles Camp met
April % at Pythian Temple, being host
to the six camps of this department.
Comdr. A. Eugene Pierce welcomed the
visitors.
Comdr. Tom B. Buckley and officers of
Richard j. Harden Camp, Comdr Mon
roe c. MoXley and officers of Col. James
S. Petit Camp, Comdr. Richard L.
Lamb and officers of Gen. Henry w.
Lawton Camp, Comdr. Lewis H. For
sythe and officers of Col. John Jacob
Astor Camp and Comdr. William 1.
Jenkins and officers of Gen. NJ. Emmett
ureu Camp were guests. COmdr. Binck-
ley informed the members that the
camps would visit Harden Camp next
Thursday.
In the absence of Comdr. William 1.
Jenkins, Senior Vice Comdr. Anton
Holman presided at the meeting of
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp April 20
at Pythian Temple. Gary E. Powell was
admitted by transfer from Richard j.
Harden Camp. and Charles E. Edson
was readmitted to membership.
A communication was received from
the Porto Rican Child Commission, to
which the camp previously voted a do
nation. A committee was appointed to
obtain prices and make recOmmenda-
tionS regarding purchase of a new flag
for use of the camp. Past Comdr. Rob-
ert E. Wallace was appointed chairman
of the committee. A report of the death
of William Grum was made. He died
April 2.
President Esther Erhardt presided
at the semi-monthly meeting Of Gen.
Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary April %. The
department president spoke on the Me-
mortal Day Committee meetings. Plans
were completed for a bingo party to be
held at the conclusion Of the meeting
May 13. 1t was also decided to hold a
rummage sale May Is, and members
having rummage are requested to COM
municate with Mrs. Alice LuSkey, chair
man of the Good-of-the-O Order Commit
tee. Election of delegates and alternates
to the department encampment are:
Delegates, Hattie V. Ludwig, Gertrude
Alice Huyck Alice Luskey, Catherine
Goltz and Kathryn McCaffrey; alter
mates, Lenore Rosetta, Lenora Barnes,
Caroline Shannon, Mary Fitzpatrick,
Viola Fitzpatrick, Bessie McCafrey,
Verna Potter and Beulah Cope.
The meeting of Col. James S. Petit
Auxiliary was held Monday at Naval
Lodge Hall, President Myrtle MoXley
presiding. The following we're elected
to membership: Ella E. Andrews, Mil
dred M. Light, Olive Doyle, Minnie
Lehman, Minnie S. Watts, Clara Belle
Dale and M. Louise Andrews, and they
were formally received into member
ship Services in honor of annual mus
ter day were held. A bingo party was
held. Announcement of a card party
May at the home of Mrs. Carrie Irving
was made.
President Renna Conklin convened
the monthly meeting of Gen. M En-
NETT Urell Auxiliary April 20. Cathe-
rine Baugham and Dorothy Seaton were
formally inducted. Twelve members
agreed to act as ushers at the services
to be held at Arlington National Gene
terry May 80. At the conclusion of the
meeting to be held in May bingo party
will be held.
On the occasion Of the meeting oi
Gen. Henry W. Lawton Auxiliary Tues
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