Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Oyster Roast Planned.

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OF the oyster roast to be given by
Quentin Roosevelt Post, No. II, at
the Potomac Boat Club next Satur-
day. Music will be provided by the
Legion Orchestra. There also will
be musical entertainment by the
Clown Band of Fort Stevens Post.
The party will get under way at 1
pm, and, according to Gerald Law
Ter. post commander in charge, will
continue until late at night.
Fort Stevens Post color squad and
senior drum and 'bugle corps will
appear in massing of the colors at
Catholic University Stadium today.
Members report at the flag pole in
front of McMahan Hall at 8 pm.
There will be a bull roast" and
dance In Stansbury Hall December
3 at 3 pm. Maj. Ernest Pullman,
inter-civic activities chairman, was
instructed to forward letter to the
Board of Education indorsing the
appointment of Lester T. Walter as
principal of the new Calvin Coolidge
High School.
Members recently admitted are
Charles w. Poole. 1st U. S. N. R.F,:
William G. Stokes, U. S. Ambulance
Service; Algie B. Murphy, Co. K,
322d U. S. Infantry; George r. En-
mer. 5Sth Co. Tank Corps; v. Ray
mond Craley, U. s. Ambulance
Service: John F. Lawrence, U. S.
Field Remount Service; M. Leo At
will, U. S. Army: Peter Mario, U. S.
Medical Corps; Sterling G. Ansley,
U. S. Navy: Charles v. Dessez, U. S.
Army; Harry L. Wannaff, U. S.
Navy; Charles v. Dessez, U. S..
Army; Harry L. Wannaff, U. S.
Navy; Edward L. Potter, U. s..
Army; Walter s. Chillingsworth, U.
S. Navy; Joseph E. jackson, u S.
Army; Joseph Novak, u. S. Marines;
Walter R. McLister, U. S. Navy;
Robert A. Fennell, 2l9th U. S. Enet-
neers; William H. May, Company G,
U. S. 18th Infantry, and Harry L.
Benner, U. s. Navy.
The Executive Committee will
meet in the club rooms November
% at 8 pm.
Columbia Post held installations
November at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club under direction of De-
partment Comdr. Slattery and his
staff, as follows: William Kirby,
commander; Glen Western. first
vice commander; William Brandon,
second vice commander; Ken
Sheelor, third vice commander;
Comrade Cannon. sergeant at arms,
and c. A. Lanahan, chaplain.
Comdr. Slattery and National
Committeeman Joseph Malloy spoke.
Entertainment was by Samuel Nav
hood, accordianist; Miss Gertrude
Rubin, singer; Martha Sue Slender,
song and dance; Poppalardo Twins,
singers; Owens and johnson, COM
ediennes, and Miss Joyce Romero
sang. All are with the Columbia
Post Minstrels, with John S. Nav
hood as master of ceremonies and
Lawrence Schiller, musical director.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post will meet November
q at the Hayloft Club, with Comdr
John A. Long presiding.
National Executive Committeeman
Joseph J. Malloy, Department Comdr.
William B. Slattery, with his staff
and several department officers from
Maryland and Virginia, were enter
tanned by the commander at the
post Armistice Day dance.
Jane A. Delano Post met at 1888
Columbia road NV. Zeb Hamilton,
chairman Of the Americanism Com
mittee, spoke.
New members received were the
Misses Anna Crowley, Sara schoen-
berger, Sara Stevenson, Virginia
FLAG and Margaret Lydon.
The post took part in the Armis-
tice Day program at Arlington, and
will participate In the inassing of
colors today at Catholic University.
Government Printing Once Post
will meet tomorrow at pm. In the
clubrooms of Bunker Hill Post, 500
Monroe street NE. Comdr. Roy 8.
will preside.
Department Comdr. William T.
Slattery recently installed the new
officers at the New Colonial Hotel.
Bertram w. Gearheart, past depart
ment commander of California de-
livered the address.
Second Division Post met last
Tuesday evening at the New Colonial