Evening star., 1939-10-22

given, which included Master OF
Ceremonies George A. Rycraw
Miss Mary E. Europe, Harvey L.
Bean, James Reese Europe Bugle
and Drum Corps, the drill team
Misses Dabney and Whitehead, j.
Stanley Brooks, Miss Streets, Melvin
Hamilton and the District of Colum-
bia department stan. Acting De-
partment Comdr. Haywood Saun-
ders, Fred Frazuer and the depart
ment auxiliary president. Mrs. Mary
McMillin and her staff, were special
guests.
The new post officers are Harry
E. Wilson, commander; william H.
Kelson. first vice commander; Reu-
bin Hammond, second vice COM
mander; Girard Edmunds. third vice
commander; Joseph Hall, chaplain; !;
William Mckinley Jackson, sergeant
at arms; George H. Jones, historian; !;
Mason L. Fields, adjutant; Harry
Wonder, senior color bearer and
Irving Smith, Junior color bearer.
Auxiliary omcers are Addie M.
Hardy. president; Anita Ellis, Marie
Jumpera. Goldie Mckenzie, vice
presidents; Eleanor Walker, his
torian; Rose Anderson, chaplain; +;
Dorothy Green, sergeant at arms;
Blanche Mayfield and Georgiana
Dudley, color bearers; Charlotte
Lancaster, treasurer; Julia c.
Brown, secretary and Crete Grove,
recording secretary.
Special awards were given by Ma
tional Committeeman Fred Frazier
to Legionnaires Bean, Dunlap,
Grove. Fletcher Anderson, Hunt,
Crawford. Hightower, Dawes and
others.
Some members of the auxiliary
given awards and flowers were Mrs.
Julia Brown. Mrs. Addie Hardy and
Mrs. Carrie johnson.
Pepco Post No. 43 met Tuesday
IN the company auditorium and
elected the following officers: Com
mander. w. F. Stansbury; senior
vice commander, w. o. Baker; jun
ior vice commander. F. w. L. Hill:
adjutant. H. j. Hines; finance ON
Ger. G. F. Noack; sergeant-at-arms
F. A. Melia: historian, K. N. Mount;
chaplain. G. w. Meyers.
H. J. Hines was appointed chair.
man OF arrangements for an elab.
crate installation ceremony in No.
vember. It has been decided to hold
a dance. following the installation
in the Pepco auditorium.
Five reels Of World War movies
were shown by Capt. R. T. w. Duke,
U. S. NJ, retired.
Ofncers Of Bunker Hill Post No.
81 were installed last Tuesday in the
club rooms, 807-9 Monroe street
NE. The exercises were conducted
by Acting Department Comdr.
Saunders and his staff. John r.
Weitzel was installed as comman-
der; Edward Wilson, first vice COM
mander; Albert Gezelle, second vice
commander. and Frank Lupac, third
vice commander.
At the last meeting Of g. P. o.
Post No. 80, the following omcers
were elected: Commander, Roy s.
Musick; senior vice, Herbert r.
Street; finance ofncer, Henry VOL.
litz; chaplain, Penn Howard: his
torian. Mary Wright; sergeant-at-
arms, Tony Fabrizio: executive COM
mittee, Massie w. Blankinship, Will
liam j. Cassiday, Harold E. Hamp-
shire, and Dan Mahoney; housing
committee, William j. Cassiday,
Ben A. Johns, George w. Johns, and
Fred A. Minnigh.
The dinner, installation, and
dance will be held 1T the New Co.
lonial Hotel, November 4. Dinner
7:30 pm. Installation Q pm. Danc-
ing 10 to l. For table reservations
notify william Field, main proof.
Comdr. E. w. Fritz, of Second Di-
vision Post No. % outlined plans for
the annual past commanders din
ner dance to honor Walton e. Ter.
rell, who was commander during
1889. Vice Comdr. Ray l.. Falge, en-
tertainment chairman, selected No.
vember 18 as the date at the New
Colonial Hotel. Dinner will be served
at 8 o'clock. Dancing from 10 to l.
The following officers were Sc.
lected by Comdr. Fritz: Finance Of.
ficer, Arthur L. Thomas; judge ad-
vocate, 1t. Thomas Mason, jr.; well
fare officer, Matthew Aneevine; vet.
Grams preference, Andre Merle:
sergeant-at-arms, Joseph Vallin,
and historian, Past Comdr. Earl j.
Brown.
Membership Omcer Walton e.
Terrell announced the following
new members: Thomas A. Davidson,
Robert @. Bennett, Anthony Frank
Hutson, John Joseph Murphy and
Robert Guy Jacobs.
Delaware Alumni to Hear