Evening star., 1935-11-03

Equality Walter Reed Post will have
installation of officers Thursday night
at Pythian Temple. Past Department
Comdr. Daniel E.. Campbell will Off
ciate. Leonard j. Bacon is the new
commander and will announce COM
mittees.
National Capital Auxiliary to Post
No. 127 has elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Josephine Cardozo;
senior vice president, Mrs. Irene Ye-
bens; junior vice president, Mrs. Marie
Kramer; treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy De-
pro; chaplain, Mrs. Rosaline Morano;
conductress, Mrs. Gladys La Scola;
guard, Mrs. Sallie Clements; trustee,
Mrs. Ethel Sendlak. They will be
installed by Mrs. Clay Keene Miller,
department president, November IA.
The same evening the auxiliary will
celebrate its sixteenth birthday ami
versary at Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club.
Internal Revenue Post met at the
Portner Apartments with Comdr. r.
H. Jamison presiding.
The following officers were elected:
Commander, Solace NJ Earle; senior
vice commander. Earl o. Henry; junior
vice commander, Sinclair F. Morris;
quartermaster, Joel P. Moore, re-
elected; advocate, James H. Yeatman;
chaplain, Thacker v. Walker; surgeon,
DR.. M. L. Townsend; officer of the
day, Roland F. Kay.
Department Comdr. Inman spoke
regarding " F. w. objectives in the
District of Columbia.
A "shave-tail scratch" was held by
Top Notch Tent, Military Order Of
Cootie, at the home of James M.
barley, 2024 Jackson street north.
east, Tuesday night, with Seam Squir-
rel Leonard J. Bacon presiding. Blank
er Bum Peter J. Rosch, National
Council member, reported on the pro-
gram adopted by the Council of Ad-
ministration sessions at Chicago.
The degree was conferred on Tony
sloss, quartermaster Of Follow Me
Post.
The "Shave-Tails"- will be in
stalled next Tuesday.
Front Line Post met last Monday
night at Musicians Hall. 1105 Six
teenth street Department Comdr.
Inman, accompanied by his official
staff, were guests of honor and he in
stalled officers, as follows: Com
mander, Frank Topash; senior vice
commander, Frank M. Benedetto;
Junior vice commander, Boyd w. Per-
kins; quartermaster, Joseph F. Lynch,
reelected; adjutant, Joseph B. Car
della; advocate, Philip F. Biggins;
surgeon, DR.. Herbert ]. Bryson; chap
lain, Eli Busada. and officer of the
day, Garnett M. Mattingly.
Past Comdr. Walker H. Colston
and Comdr. Inman made addresses.
Capt. Alvia I. Lorig, commander of
the Overseas Military Band, Drum
and Bugle Corps, directed program
and v. F. w. insignias were pre-
sented to the associate members OF
the corps.
Washington Post met last Tuesday
evening at 1903 Fourteenth street,
Comdr. Walter P. Boehm presiding.
Election of officers was: Comman-
der, Walter P. Boehm, reelected;
senior vice commander, John j. Rear
don; junior vice commander, John j.
Keehan; quartermaster, Fred Wacker;
advocate, Archie U. Turner; ofhcer OF
the day. Ray Keesee, reelected; chap
plain. Paul Gray. reelected; surgeon,
DR.. Max Horn. reelected. Depart
ment Comdr. Edward K. Inman and
his official staff will install officers at
the last meeting in November.
Department Junior Vice Com
mander David B. Herman spoke on
the Armistice day ball. He also pre-
sented Quartermaster Charles F. Ken
ney with a certificate of merit awarded
by the national headquarters for Sc
curing the largest number Of recruits
for Washington Post.
A group Of the members, accom-.
panied by q detail from the posts unit
of the Sons Of Veterans. assisted De-
psrtmeut Comdr. Iumau In tbs cers.