Evening star., 1936-10-25

mander, Ann M. Frame. historian,
Cora Drake: chaplain, Blanche Sim
clair; quartermaster. Dorothy Brun-
ken; serbeant at arms, Edna Smith;
color bearers. Bertha johnson and
Dorothy Graham; investment adviser.
Helen Opitz.
The new commander made the fol-
lowing appointments: Adjutant, Es-
telle r. Ruby; assistant adjutant, Flor
ence Kennedy; employment ofhcer,
Rose O'Hara; finance officer, Belle K.
Graves; refreshment chairman, Eliza
beth Gladmon; legislative officer, Mary
Esther Kohloss; necrologist. Edith
Quinn; publicity officer. Ann M.
Frame; veterans preference, Edith
Quinn; Americanism officer. Past
Comdr. Mary J. Tatspaugh; auditing
chairman, Margaret Edwards; ways
and means chairman, Alice Kenny
Derrow; service and welfare. Jessie
Lee Collins; reception, Jennie Plum
kett; membership, Edna Smith; hos
pital and sick chairman, Lillian Cald-
well; child welfare, Lillian Sawyer;
Sons of the Legion, Rose O'Hara; en-
tertainment, Alma Sarton.
The commander will hold an Ad-
visory Council meeting tomorrow at
her home.
Vincent B. Costello Post members
last Tuesday evening were guests OF
Al Trabach at his water front tavern,
at Twelfth and Water streets south
west, at a buffet supper.
Announcement was made of the ap-
pofntment of Raymond j. Queenin as
president of the Costello Drum and
Bugle Corps.
Past Comdr. John H. O'Connell
was designated head of special COM
mittee to formulate plans for an in
augural supper dance January 10.
AS a result of time of next meeting
falling on election day, it was decided
to hold the next session November 2.
Comdr. Louis Russell and entire stan
of officers of James E. Walker Post
we're reelected at the last meeting.
Other officers are: Senior vice COM
mander, Lieut.. E. Daflcy Jones; junior
vice commander, Fred D. Hilliars; ser.
geant at arms, Joseph Hawkins; his
torian, Cecil Butler; color bearers,
Hual Smith and John Woods; chap-
lain, Rev. w. H. Brown; post surgeon,
DR.. George L. Johnson; quartermaster
sergeant, John L. Sweeney.
Detective Sergt. D. I. Pitman was
initiated.
Installation of ofhcers Of Bunker
Hill Post we're held at the Admiral
Club Tuesday evening. Department
Comdr. Lineburg and his stan con-
Quoted the installation. The omcers
are: Commander. Grover w. Trioble;
first vice commander, Mack Myers
second vice commander, Herbert r.
Audas; third vice commander, VIII
liam Leo Collins; adjutant. l.. j. P.
Fichthorn; finance o1icer. william "A.
Hans: sergeant at arms, InomaS
Charles Baisden.
Comdr. Tribble announced the fol-
lowing appointments: Chaplain, Rev.
r. c. Fitzgerald; Judge advocate, Rus
sell M. Brown; historian. John ~
Weitzel; Americanism officer. zeb T.
Hamilton; senior color bearer, Cnaries
Harry Bair; junior color bearer, Tony
David Simons; quartermaster, Cnes-
ter J. Wolf; surgeon, DR.. H. D.
Hooking; graves registration ofncer'
Charles c. wofel; child welfare omcer'
Raymond A. Echhorn; civics reia-
tions officer, Grover w. Tribble; Build
ing Committee ofiicer, J. Fred Chase:
employment ofiicer, Nicholas WARD
Guthrie; athletic oficer, ROBERT H.
Spriggs; Sons of Legion oficer, Ralph
H. Thrasher; uniform oficer, Thomas
Popham Royston; publicity ofdcer, L.
]. p. Fichthorn.
Retiring Comdr. Thaddeus A. Bean
was presented with past COM
mander's medal and past command
er's ring.
The officers of the L-31 Club. COM
posed Of the wives of members OF the
post, announce o dance at Beaver
Dam Country Club November ~ iof
the benefit of the post.
For the first time in its history
Quentin Roosevelt Post last Monday
night was host to a woman member
Of the Legion. Vice Comdr. Helen
Optiz of the District Of Columbus
Department assisted Comdr. Horace
Lineberg In installing the oncers. :.
Those ascending to chairs were: Al
Popkins. commander. and Bob DUN
can and John Mcwilliams. vice COM
manders. a