Evening star., 1930-12-07
American Gold Star
Mothers

the American Gold Star Mothers
neld its bi-monthly meeting TIesday
evening at the Hotel Hamilton with
Sne president. Mrs. Seibold, presiding
Inc meeting was opened with praver
w Ile chaplain, Mrs. William ]. Seeive
I.e Solnnunlcations were read as fol-
Xrt,, ICws from Maj. Gen. Douglas Mac
.Tecoh ,r;n Tnlet OF stan Of the Army: Col
oS CeIa. Kenyon, president District
Florence 7. Lyons, assistant Sirso,os Hals; ::
IweMare. American Legion. rrhos 0i
ole. adJutant, Post No. al vetsrans - =;
CEaeisn wars; Mrs. Andrew III Fnnnn
sSi,.. u war Mother; Michael InselbiIch
s9Jutant, Blind Veterans Natiorn;
SN1,napser; Mrs. j. F. Linscott FIor;Sa
War Mother; Mrs. M. F. Bruker sscraA ~"
My, California Gold Star Moth.rs.
MaIJorle D. Woodzell, conmsndsr
yane a Deiano Post, No. s. American
Ieelon; Mrs. Mary J. Bates, president
Sse. SacEson Unit, American Gold Star
H1osn.; Hao.nes; Mark Lansburgh, president.
cdst;a eIaneS ana Manufacturers Asso-
tjos1' MIS-. Robert Lincoln Hoyal. ma
sIohai president, American legion
Auxiliary: Mrs. George Horat,o Sor1
nam, Gold Star Mother: Mrs MoSaota
M. Wolf, Syracuse Gold Star Mothsr
ana MRS. E. M. H. Guedry, treasurer
MTS. Gueory was instrumental in &C.
cu[ng from the quartermaster general
= nag: which was forwarded direct tn
MRS: Catherine Minogue a Cold Star
Mother In New York City. A rnemorial
stone was contributed to the Washino-
TON Cathedral and the annual contri-
Dution sent to the treasurer of the
Womens Patriotic Conference on Ma
tional Defense. AZ"
Tnree new members were enrolled
as follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Cunning
nam OF Waterbury, Conn, mother Of
lnomas A. Cunningham, died Of pneu-
I.olna at camp Devans, Mass, March
~, 1913; Mrs. John T. Kelly of Water
bury, Conn, mother of Sylvester p
Kelly, killed in action, July 20. 1918. in
france; MIS-. Ida Bell Porter of St
Petersburg. Fla, mother OF George r
6eu, killed in action, July %, 1917 In
many.
Mrs. Catherine Barrack reported hav-
ing earned SIS, to be used for Christ
mas cheer in Naval Hospital Mrs. M
E. Warheld will be assisted by Mrs. g
5arrack, MRS. z: s. Bruce, Mrs. r. e.
JACOBS, Mrs. Della Barber, Mrs. z. M
a. Gueory and Mrs. E. M. Nash for
tne christmas party at Naval Hospital
Mrs. Mary K. Kiileen will be assisted
by Mrs. @. w. Hibbs, Mrs. Fannie p
Meeks and others for a Christmas en-
1ertalnment at Mount Alto Hospital
Mrs. Seibold, assisted by Mrs. John C.
keiton, Mrs. H. L. Hurley, Mrs. M r
Loveiess, Mrs. Carrie j. Searl and Mrs
Josephine Talks, will distribute Gifts at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Tne mothers responded to needed as
sistance for several veterans during the
Past Two weeks, one veteran having
walked from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. r. z. Jacobs, chairman of Wavs
ana Means, reported arrangements
having been made by her committee
OF young people in the furtherance of
pans Tor the dance to be given in the
dotel Hamilton January 8, the pro-
ceeds TO be used for assistance to
worthy veterans. Mrs. r. z. Jacobs.
Cairo Hotel; Mrs. Bessie O'Neill, 13I8
Longfellow street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Barber, 3017 Twenty-fourth street
nortneaat, are in charge OF the tickets.
"A group OF mothers will meet with
MIS- Eugene s. Bruce. II Rhode Island
avenue, tomorrow at o'clock to make
articles for distribution during the
Christmas season. Another sewing
group will meet with the president
December IL at q pm.
MRS. Josephine Talks, Sunshine chair
man, reported having sent Thanxs-
giving greetings to Gold Star members
IN ~ States. Mrs. Esther L. Thomas
ana Miss Thomas were guests.
The next meeting will be held De-
cemoer l6 at pm. In the Hotel Hamil-
ton, when amendments to the consti-
cuuon and bylaws will be voted upon.
A committee win be appointed to nomi-
nate officers, who will be elected Janll-
airy 20. Mrs. Alexandra X. Anderson
Is Chairman Of Laws and Nominating
Committee.