Evening star., 1938-10-09
Sons of Legion Will Hold
Field Day at Lux Manor Today
PROGRAM Includes Games and Rifle
Practice-Treasury Post to Induct
Officers Tuesday Night.

parents, will attend the flrst joint
rally, or field day, today at the camp
on Lux lane, Lux Manor, Md, at
| O'Clock.
There will be football, soccer, over
the hill, wrestling and rife shooting.
Refreshments will be served at sunset.
omcers of Treasury Post will be
installed Tuesday night at 1908 Four
teenth street fAW. william T. Stat
ter, senior department vice COM
mander, and his staff will be in
charge.
On November II the post will hold
an Armistice Day dance.
The James Reese Europe Post, No. 5,
viii install officers a. the 0arnett-
Patterson Junior High School on
Tuesday at $3.50 p.Tn. Comdr. Robert
M. Williams will preside for the last
time. Harvey L. Bean. senior vice
commander, will succeed. A special
program has been arranged. Depart
ment Comdr. James T. Brady will in
stall the officers.
Fort Stevens Post. No. 80, met in
Stansbury Hall last Thursday. Comdr
A. Miller presiding. New members
admitted we're: Frank L. Heathco,
William H. Weber and Charles l..
Slocum. Membership Ofncer Robert
M. Kennedy announced drive for
ENn hu Ia
Comdr. Miller made the following
appointments: Oscar j. Carrico,
service; Ross E. Amos, Americanism;
Leo j. Reel, employment; George Hob
son Snl~h, child welfare: Joseph A..
Ashi. junior baseball: Clarence P.
Gray, golf: Clifton L. Bornemann,
bowling; Ernest H. Pullman, inter-
civic; Arnold e. Graham, entertain
ment, and John T. Long, Christmas
party.
A Halloween dance will be held in
Stansbury Hall on October 81.
The installation Of officers of George
Washington Post, No. l, will take place
Tuesday night at the Club Admiral,
with Department Comdr. James T..
Brady as installing ofncer. Comdr.
John F. Dull announces 1t will be
ladies' night.
Oficers to be installed include: Com
mander, Amos A. Fries; first vice COM
mander, c. Cassard c. Schroth; sec
ond vice commander, Charles S. Bell
man; third vice commander. Fred H.
Dreyer; chaplain, Past Comdr Howard
E. Snyder; quartermaster, L. E. Hutch
inson; sergeant at arms, Samuel L..
Crump: surgeon, DR.. M. H. Darnall;
historian, Past Comdr. Howard S.
Fisk; color bearers, Past Comdr. Ber-
nard c. MCGEE and P. w. Jarboe;
adjutant, Past Comdr. James j.
Murphy, and finance oficer, Past
Comdr. Lew S. Mohler.
At the last meeting Of Lincoln Post,
No. II, in the Arcade Building Hampton
D. Percy was elected commander. The
following elected officers were in
stalled by Department Comdr. Brady:
George A. Roberts, first vice COM
mander; Ernest H. Campbell, second
vice commander; George D. Kuhnel,
third vice commander; William E.
Mashburn, sergeant at arms; DR.. WAL
ter L. Kline, surgeon; E. G. Flester,
finance officer; Harold A. Emery,
chaplain; George F.. Cook, trustee,
and ROLAND w. Phillips, historian.
Vincent B. Costello Post on Tues
day at the Carlton Hotel, with Capt.
Martin Goerl presiding, made final
plans for the birthday dance at the
Hotel Washington on November Is.
The commander completed his per-
sonal staff with the following ap-
pointments: Entertainment chairman,
Joseph Smith; annual children's
Christmas party, Capt. James A. Pts
torio and Louis Korn; Funeral and
Sick Committee, Frank A. Norton;
bugler, Rome La F. Knapp: captain
OF color guard, Jack Canty; service
and rehabilitation, Albert A. Tats-
paugh; legislation and veterans pref
erence, Frederick A. Thuee, and per-
sonal aide to commander, Norman R.
Grant.
u. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, will
meet tomorrow evening at American
Legion headquarters. Denrike Build
ing. The meeting will later be re-
cessed until Thursday at $50 pm. At
this time the new officers will be in
stalled, the ceremonies being held at
the Washington Hotel, and will be fel-
lowed by dancing to the music of the
Student Navy Band.
United States Bureau Of Internal
Revenue Post, No. 80, will hold its
third annual coronation ball at the
Maynower Hotel next Saturday eve
ming.
Comdr. Charles E. Wolf, assisted by
Senior Vice Comdr John T. Long and
his committee, will feature contest
in which the most popular girl in the
Bureau of Internal Revenue will be
chosen by popular vote and crowned
Miss Revue" during the coronation
ceremonies at the ball
Department Comdr. James T. Brady
and his official staff will be guests of
AIOllO1 AL AC6 AIOAl Ou1ACA
posts and their friends are invited.
National Cathedral Post, No. 10, a.
its last meeting held election of Off
GERS. Senior Vice Comdr. Emmett r.
Carroll was unanimously elected as
commander to succeed James T. Brady
the newly elected department COM
mander for the District Of Columbia.
Other officers elected were: Donald
g. Stanley, senior vice commander;
James F. Burns, junior vice command
er; DR.. Charles e. Ralph, chaplain; {;
Frank Buckley. Judge advocate; Ira D.
Scott, historian; DR.. Ray F. Guynn,
surgeon; Leo F. Wise, quartermaster;
Noah G. Donaldson, master Of arms;
Joseph c. Abrams, sergeant at arms;
John A. Smith and Ernest j. Kay,
color bearers, and James T. Brady,
trustee.
The post meetings are on the fourth
Tuesday of each month at Reno-Ester
Hall, 1928 Window place NV.
Arthur D Coe commander of