Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19
Veterans of Foreign Wars

for the Joint minstrel show and jam
boree, to be given on April 80. at the
Press Club auditorium, sponsored by
Front Line Post and the I'd Division
Post OF the American Legion, are on
sale.
Comrade Harvey l.. Millar was voted
q life membership in the post in rec
ignition of his post recruiting successes.
The post recently incorporated in its
bylaws provision whereby q com
rade securing IS or more members in
any one quarter would be made q life
member. Already three comrades have
achieved such distinction The posts
Memorial Committee has inaugurated
its work and plans are rapidly being
made for the memorial exercises.
Buddy" poppy wreaths will be placed
on the graves Of every deceased mem
Der of the post on Memorial day. The
nomination of Comrade c. B. Jennings.
employed in the legal department Of
the once of the Alien Property Gus
todian and the first commander of the
post, has been placed to fill the va
Gated ONCE Of department Judge ad-
vocate.
Front Line Auxiliary met last Mon
day evening at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, with President Vir-
\
Bonini was presented with an honorary
members pin. Mrs. Florence Morris,
colorbearer, was reported i'll in Provi-
dence Hospital. Mrs. Leonelda Volk-
man. chairman Of the Ways and Means
Committee, reported a benefit card
party May at the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club. Bridge, 500 and
bingo games will be played. Mrs. Volk-
man was appointed chairman of the
aE,
The monthly visit to Ward H OF Naval
Hospital will be made on April "a at
o'clock, when the members will distrib-
ute cigarettes, magazines, ETC., among
the patients.
National Home Hospital Fund Com
mittee-The recent card party given by
the Joint Committee, constituted of one
member from each ladies' auxiliary OF
the several local posts, was reported a
financial and social success. The COM
mittee will hold its next meeting at the
home Of the treasurer, Mrs. Edna Nc
Cutcheon, 4l32. Military road.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, federated in the
District OF Columbia, Is carrying on
good work among the hoSpitaliZed vet
Grams. Each unit has been allocated
one of the hospitals, and charged with
the duty Of making regular visits to
the different wards. Entertainments
are given and much good cheer dis
penSed in the nature Of refreshments,
souvenirs, magazines, smokes, besides
articles Of toilet, etc. An appeal has
been made for a large assortment of
dance photograph records, and advices
concerning any stock collections should
be made to State Hospital Chairman
Mrs. Roberta Fawcett, 14o4 Allison
street.
Follow Me Post met Thursday at the
Concord Club, 3l4 c street. The post
went on record favoring the election
of Senior Vice Comdr. Milbrandt to
the office Of department junior vice
commander at the department conven-
ton in June. The post also adopted a
resolution pertaining to Communistic
propaganda in the United States.
The meeting adjourned early, and
at the home of Comrade and Mrs. Ira
T. Byram to celebrate the posts first
birthday anniversary. A birthday cake
was made by Mrs. Adele Milbrandt for
the occasion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of National
Capital Post, No. 1877, held its regular
meeting Tuesday. One new member APP
piled for membership. Mrs. Ethel Seno-
lac reported on the National Theater
party to be held tomorrow night. Mrs.
Victor Guillerman, national hospital
fund chairman, and two members from