Evening star., 1934-11-18
MUSICAL program wi


4 4 patients at Mount Alto Hos
pital, under auspices of
Equality Walter Reed Post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars. A detail of the
Marine Band will play. A similar con-
cert will be given Christmas day.
Department Comdr Golden in
stalled officers of this post last Thurs
day at Pythian Temple. Future meet
ings of the post will be held at the
Hamilton Hotel. New members obli-
gated were Augustus NJ Edmondston,
William B. Mauger and Charles w.
Stone.
Department Comdr. Golden in
stalled officers of National Capital
Post Tuesday night. He announced
Past Comdr. Harry Coope had been
designated chairman of the Com
mittee on Civilian Military Training
activities.
Federal Post will hold installation
Of officers next Friday evening at the
Thomas Circle Club. The Ladies'
Auxiliary will conduct its installation
services with the post. There will be
music and dancing, followed by re-
freshments. Department Camdr Gold
en- will officiate. Valentin Colonna,
who served with the 9th Infantry In
France. was obligated at the last meet
ing Past Comdr. S. B. L.apin was
elected trustee to succeed ]. H. Edge,
elected junior vice commander.
Advance Post met at the Continental
Hotel last Tuesday night and well
coined Comdr. Ernest Perry back to
active duty after his stay in Mount
Alto Hospital. The newly elected OFF,
GERS will be installed by Department
Condr. Golden at the meeting, No
vember "a, at the Thomas Circle Club.
On November 28 a dance will be given
at the La Fayette Hotel.
Equipment is being issued to the
members of the Pistol and Rife Club
Of the post, chartered by the National
Rifle Association. Comrade Nicholson
viii assume the duties of instructor
for the first class on November %.
The posts Junior Drum and Bugle
Corps was awarded cup for being
the best marching unit in the Hail.
loween parade of the Brookland-
Woodbridge Association. The post Is
sponsoring a concert by the v. p. w.
Overseas Military Band, Drum and
Bugle Corps, December %, at the Ma
tional Guard Armory. The proceeds
will be used to purchase equipment
for the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps.
Past Department Comdr. Dan Camp
bell installed officers Of Front Line
Post last Monday night as follows:
Commander, Walker Colston: senior
vice commander. Frank Topash; Junior
vice commander, Frank Bennedetto;
quartermaster, James barley; chap
lain, Boyd Perkins; post advocate,
Philip Biggins; post surgeon, DR.. H.
J. Bryson; officer OF the day, Otto
Kruger; adjutant, DR.. A. v. Cercell.
Mrs. Clay Keene Miller, auxiliary
department president, installed the
following officers of the auxiliary:
President, Mrs. Edna McCutcheon:
senior vice president, Mrs. Nellie
Fuller; junior vice president, Mrs.
Madge Moore; chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude
Biggins; treasurer, Mrs Sylvia Mas
tiers; guard, Mrs. Marie Bruning; sec
retary, Mrs. Mary King; trustee, Mrs.
Irene Colston; historian, Mrs. Virginia
Cercell, and patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Mary GuiIlermain.
The next meeting Of the post will
be held in j. o. U. A. M. Hall, 8O8
I street, while new quarters are sought
by committee formed for that pu-
posed.
TINT Pup Tent, Military Order of
Coolies, will rally at woodmen's Hall,
935 G place, next Tuesday night for
an oyster roast.
The INT degree team will initiate
a large class Of candidates at the first
December meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to National
Capital Post, No. 127, met Tuesday,
when officers were installed by Senior
Vice President Katherine Lawson. as
follows: President, Ethel Sendlak;
senior vice president, Josephine Car
dozo; Junior vice president, Lucille
Miller; secretary, Laura Weaver;
treasurer, Dorothy Depro; chaplain,
Rosalina Mariana; conductress, Doro-
thy Allen; guard, Margaret Pirrone;
patriotic instructress, Katherine Law
son; historian, Mary Hollingsworth;
color bearers, Gladys La Scala, Re
becca Pastel, Sallie Clements and
Marie Kramer; trustee, Florence
Muschlitz, and pianist, Elsie Metler.
A birthday party will be held Deem
Der II.
A program of entertainment was
given at the last meeting Of H. L.
Edmonds Post. Selections were rem
dered by the v. F. w. Overseas Mill
tary Drum and Bugle Corps. The
Klein Chorus rendered selections,
Miss Hazel G. Hughes gave solos, and
Mr.. Harlan and Mrs. Evelyn Randall
duets. A piano number was given
by Miss Muriel Hagrefe.
Officers were installed by Past De-
partment Comdr. Daniel E. Campbell.
Isaac Cans, an honorary member of
Equality-Walter Reed Post, and
George K. Brobeck, national legislative
officer of the v. F. w., spoke. The in
vocation was made by Rev. Howard E.
Snyder, department chaplain, and the
benediction was pronounced by DR..
James H. Miers.
The next meeting will be held at
the Hamilton Hotel on next Thursday
night, when Comdr Harry ]. Jermain
will assume his station.