Evening star., 1933-11-05

MdQdIu f1eIullOlIIl, y rtSillll oAi6S1,
will officially open the Armistice ball
Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars at the
Wardman Park Hotel next Saturday at
9 pm.
Besides the President and Mrs RooSe-
welt. other patrons and patronesses are
Brig. Gen. Greed r Cox, Mrs; JeWeH
w. Swaford, A. D. Hitler, Miss Dorothy
Tirrell, Miss Frances Simpson, Miss
Katherine Brown, Miss Barbara Roll,
Miss Katherine Sphinx. Miss Mary E.
Damon, Miss Daingerfield, Miss Kath-
crime Pearson, Miss Mildred English,
Miss Peggy English and many others.
Assistant Secretary of War Harry N.
Woodring is chairman Of the Patrons
Committee, Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, wife
Of the Secretary Of Commerce, is chair
man Of the PatronesSes Committee and
Miss Patsy Benton is chairman Of the
Debutante Committee
Boxes have been ordered by distin-
guished and high-ranking Government
ofncials and prominent social leaders.
Comdr. Charles P. Galpin Of National
Capital Post presided at the last meeting,
held at Pythian Temple. Col. Harry
Coope, commander-elect,a announced the
following staff appointments: Adjutant,
Print E. Schomette; patriotic instructor,
Edward ]. Sullivan historian. Harry p.
Clements; sergeant major, Maurice B.
White; Quartermaster sergeant, Roy
Hoopgood; senior color bearer, Nicolo
Morana; junior color bearer. William C.
and Michael Burkhard; chairman of the
Sick and Relief Committee, Ernest
Wickstrand: chairman Of the Recruiting
Committee, Louis Margullis; chairman
Of the Poppy Committee, Walter j. Yeb-
bins.
The officers elected are: Commander,
Col. Harry Coope: senior vice COM
mander, Walter ]. Yebbins; junior vice
commander, William w. Burnet; quar-
termaster, Ernest Wickstrand; Judge
advocate, Daniel ]. Leahy: surgeon. Dr.
John L. De Mayo: chaplain. Charles A.
Nef' officer OF the day, Charles A.
Musselman; sentinel Tony Rosetta, and
guard, Henry O. Roth. The officers will
be installed by Department Condr.
Daniel E. Campbell at the posts meet
ing November "A at Pythian Temple.
The following were elected and ap-
pointed as officers Of Potomac Post at
the meeting October 26: Commander,
Frank r. Heise, senior vice COM
mander, George S. Warren; junior vice
Grudd; quarteTmaster, Edward d' j. con- on
nelly. advocate, Marshall Enmertt..
chaplain. J: E. somers: surgeon. Ste
The installation 0e Ceremonies a iF'Ga VII be
held November rs, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple
The following have been elected of
fcers OF Maj. Gen. Clarence r. Ed
wards Post: Commander, David B. Her
man; senior vice commander, John
CasWell; junior vice commander, E. r.
Baker; quartermaster, Almon F. Rock
well; post advocate, Harold De Courcy;
chaplain, A. j. Bertran: surgeon, d. G.
Dod1c; officer of the day, Karl Stand
ish. The installation ceremonies will
be conducted by Department Comdr.
Campbell November IS, at 1882 Con-
necticut avenue.
Fellows Hall 2030 Rhode Island avenue
northeast. E. D. Wanger was afiliated
in membership. The following officers
were elected: Commander, T. Cogan
Hammett; senior vice commander, r.
A. Johnosn; Junior vice commander, L.
j. Penkert: quarternaster. Clarence
Ccllett; post advocate, Glenn L. Shinn;
chaplain, John E. Bright; surgeon, E,
w. Hunter: officer Of the day. George
e. Dawson. Department Comdr. Camp
bell will conduct the installation serv-
ices November 8.
Advance Post met October q and
elected as officers: Commander, E.
Perry: senior vice commander, O.. F.
Sandefur; Junior vice commander. E.
M. Pershing: quartermaster, Arthur
Jacobs; chaplain, D. Divine; surgeon,
Walter Lyons: post advocate, j.. Bren-
non; officer of the day. A. A. Schuebe-
len The installation ceremonies will
be held November 25, at 1926 MasSa-
chusetts avenue. Caesar j. Tonon.
who served with the Washington Bar
racks Engineers on the Argonne front,
in France WAS elected To menherShip.