Evening star., 1935-11-10

No. 26, 1916 Twelfth street, in
stallation of officers, 8 pm.
Blick; second lieutenant, William
Brownold.
The squadron will hold meetings
the last Friday night Of each month
at the Powell Junior High School.
Several parties will be given the squad
ron at the homes of the Lincoln Post
members.
Vincent B. Costello Post at its last
session was entertained by program
under direction of Past Comdr. Char
ley Kohen, consisting of Joe King as
a ventriloquist, Les Williams, baritone.
who also rendered several piano Selec-
tions; Haughtough and Davies with
Hawaiian guitar numbers, Miss Erline
King, soprano solos, and Dr.. Buzzle-
nut. monologue.
The Maryland Club Gardens, in CO.
operation with the post. gave an en-
tertainment for the patients at Mount
Alto Hospital on November 4 which
will be repeated every other Monday
during the coming season at various
Government hospitals.
Costello Drum and Bugle Corps will
celebrate its appearance 16 years ago
in the first postwar Armistice day
festivity by holding a supper dance at
the Broadmoor Hotel tomorrow from
10 to 2. President Heine has extended
an open invitation to all veterans and
their friends.
In order to stimulate interest in a
membership drive of the post, two
teams, headed by Bernie Beard and
Louis Pastelneck. have been selected.
The losing team will give a dinner.
Past Post Comdr. O'Connell an
nounced turkey party-dance No.
vember l9 in Musicians /lll.
The commander of Nash Post, No. 8,
American Legion, has appointed the
following as post representatives:
Americanism, H. G. Stotler; athletics,
George F. Royal; child welfare,
Joseph F. Dodd; department ball,
Robert Allen; department convention,
w. D. Mickey; employment, George F.
Meyes; graves registration, J. M
Frazier; disqualification, j. B. Conner;
judge advocate, D. L. Haldeman;
membership, A. R. Keller; Memorial
day, Guy o. CogsWell; publicity, Her.
bert c. Adler; uniform, Rex Madden;
war orphans, w. Hardester; veterans
preference. Edward Beade; Sons of
Legion. Wilbur Mays; post surgeon
DR.. F. L. Benton.
The next meeting of the post will
be held Wednesday evening at Bacas
Bros, Eighth and M streets southeast.
Fort Stevens Post Armistice day
services have been advanced to $3.50
am. in order to avoid conflict with
services at Arlington National Gene
terry. Post members and the Drum
and Bugle Corps should report to
Colndr. Kiley at Aspen street and
Georgia avenue at am.
Comdr. John D. Kiley presided over
the November business meeting last
Thursday. Progress in the school pro-
gram was reported by Americanism
Officer Joseph A. Walker and post
Christmas party plans were inaugu-
rated by Erin Peatress Membership
Officer w. A. Kehoe requested his
committee to meet at the post hall
Wednesday night to compile the de-
partment report.
Vice Comdr AL Harmon received
names of entrants for the ping pong
tournament to be held in the post hall
on the nights of November Is and 16.
George Arthur Brodie now holds the
trophy.
A benefit dance for the Fort Stevens
Squadron, S. A. L.. was held last night
at Indian Spring Country Club
Capt. Tom Howard directs all sons
to attend the post Armistice day serv-
ices and report at the corner of Aspen
street and Georgia avenue tomorrow
at am. Families should 20 direct
to the chapel.
The Squadron Committee has an
nounced a checker tournament to
start in Fort Stevens Hall on Decem-
Der 6. Secretary Hugh McDermott
has called a meeting of the squadron
drum corps November IA, Old Bright
wood School
Officers elected in the post senior
drum and bugle corps last Tuesday
are: Floyd G.. Caskey, president;
Tommy Murray, business manager;
Carl Tierney, treasurer; Joe Oliver,
secretary; Richard H. Viancour, musi-
cal director; Bill Lemon, drum major;
Howard Bucher. quartermaster: Royal
Tinker, historian: John H. Frishett
and A. w. Tucker, governing council.
Columbia Post, No. "a, held a special
meeting at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club to pass upon new by
laws, which were enacted.
Comdr. Workman announced the
corps was highly commended for its
participation in the parade at the
national convention, where they led
the District Of Columbia delegation.
The minstrels have had several re-
hearsals and have many new particle
pants with an entirely new show. The
10-piece orchestra now under the
making, will be part of the minstrels
in all performances under the supervi-
sion of Comrade Plunkert.
The installation of officers will be
held at the Hayloff Inn November
ID at $50 pm.
Stephen P. McGroarty Post met at
Thomas Circle Club last Monday eve
ming.
Nine new members were admitted
to the post. Plans were discussed for
the award of medals to be made to
three local schools in the post citizen
ship drive and also for the participa-
tion Of the post in the Arlington
armistice ceremonies.
The annual dance of the post will
be held at Hamilton Hotel December
Z from 10 pm. to / am.
The post will meet until further
notice at the Thomas Circle Club on
the first Monday evening of each
month. As the auxiliary will meet
at the same time and place it was
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