Evening star., 1934-08-26

Past Comdr. Maj. L. E. Atkins, who
recently has returned to this city to
take an assignment at the Army War
College, will be welcomed by party
to be given at the time Of the install
lation Of the new officers of the post
about September 10. There will be an
entertainment and refreshments.
The following nominations were
made for the election of off1cers OF
the post. and election will be made
therefrom at the regular post meet
ing scheduled for September 4:
For commander, j. O'Connell, A.
Stern and M. P. McGrath; first vice
commander, James Pistorio and z. M.
Clark; second vice commander, Joseph
F. Droney, G. w. LIE Dane and A.
Sugrue; third vice commander Meyer
Taske and John Long; Quartermaster,
Mathew G. Mcintyre; sergeant at
arms, Henry I. Pahlow; master at
arms, James F. Harold, and chaplain,
Rev. Father Louis c. Vaeth.
A meeting of the drill team Of the
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, was
held at the home Of Mary J. TatS-
PoA6AAs GAAA lldfC DCCIl
made for the team to meet on the
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month at the Mckinley High
School. Drilling will begin at pm.
The U. s. s. Jacob Jones Squadron
No. 2, Sons Of the American Legion,
took part in the department conven-
ton parade of the American Legion,
also in the outing at Marshall Hall
last Thursday.
The James Reese Europe Post
meets each second and fourth Tues
day at the Twelfth Street Y. M. @. A.
at Sis pm. Every member is asked
to be present at the next meeting. as
business Of importance will be dis
cuSSed.
At the grand promenade Of the
District Of Columbia Grande Voiture,
No. 174, La Societe de 40 Hommes ct
Chevaux, held at the Raccar Club
August 18 the following officers were
elected: Grand chef de gare, An
drew w. Manger; grand chef de
train, John H. O'Connell; grand
commiSsaire intendant, Fred @.
Fraser; grand conducteur, Martin A.
Dyer; grand voyageur, John B. Kel-
Ter; grand aumonier, Martin Georl;
grand medicin, DR.. r. F. Guynn;
grand drapeaux, Eugene O.. Flester
and Charles G. Allies; grand garde
la porte, John A. Long; grand garde
aux chevaux, Edward C. Minter;
grand advocat, Frank L. Peckham;
grand lampiste, Robert J. Chaillet;
grand historien, Ward N. Guthrie;
cheminot national, James H. Phillips;
alternate national cheminot, Joseph
J. Malloy; grand cheminot, Mai. Ed
gar T. Hitch, Bernard s. Buscher,
William A. Kehoe, Richard A. O'Brien
and John ]. Orlosky. The grand chef
de gare announced the appointment
of the following officers: Grand cor
respondent, Raymond A. Eichhorn;
sous grand correspondent, Frederick
F.. Money; sous grand conducteur,
Robert A. Ralph.
- Grand CommisSaire Fred q. Fraser
was Endorsed for sous de chemin de
fer at the national promenade, to be
held at Miami, Fla, in October. Plans
are underway for the building of q
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reproduction Of the 40 et s of war
days in France. It is proposed to
have these completed for participa-
ton in the parade incident to the
grand promenade. The following
have volunteered their services in
the construction: Andy Manger, Fred
F. Money and Chester Wolf. The
following we're appointed as q COM
mittee In connection with the moon
light excursion to be given August
81: Fred F. Money, Forest w.
Schroyer, Edgar H. Baker and George
H. Chrisman.
The next meeting Of Stuart Wal
colt Post, No. 10, will be held Tues
day at 8 pm. in the rooms of the
Washington Board of Trade, Eve
ming Star Building. Comdr. Henry
F. Fones will preside. There will be
nomination of officers. Election and
installation Of officers will take place
at the September meeting.