Evening star., 1932-02-21

will lay a wreath at the base of the
Washington Monument.
Comdr. Cipriani has been appointed
chairman Of the Legion section OF the
Army day parade to be held April 8.
Stuart Walcott Post meets at ths
garden house, Dodge Hotel, next Wed
nesday.
The Vincent B. Costello Unit held 9
business meeting Tuesday at 1106 Con.
necticut avenue, followed by a social
which was a birthday party in honor o.
Miss Nicie Perrell. Games were played
and prizes won by Mrs Viola Costello
and Mrs Turner.
The unit was visited by Mrs. Sui
Minis. department president, and She
invited all to attend the Washington
Bicentennial program next Monday a.
Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Mildred Lambert
from Huntly, Mont, a member oil
Huntly Project Auxiliary Unit, alst
spoke.
The George E. Killeen Unit Of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the American
Legion met in the killeen club house
President, Mrs. Mary Kolhos. presided
Mrs. Howard Fisk department auxiliary
Child Welfare chairman, and Mrs
George Eckles, auxiliary department
legislative chairman, were guests
Mrs. Amy Hammond and Mrs. KinS-
bury were accepted into the unit, hav-
ing transferred from other units. Mrs
Helen McCabe, Mrs Lauretta Mont.
gomery and Mrs Catherine Spittle were
indicted into the organization as new
| members.
Mrs. Marie Dyer and Miss Annie Nc
Kenzie carried the unit colors at the
exercises held at the Lincoln Memorial
February II. The department colors
were carried by Mrs Ada Riley and
Mrs. Mary Kehoe.
Due to the resignation of Mrs. Ada
Riley, Miss Mable Staub has been ap-
pointed secretary for the remainder OF
the year.
The unit will give card party at
Mount Alto Hospital March 7.
Lincoln Post, No. II, met in its hall
at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets and
elected eight new members as follows
Peter B. Fineran, ROLAND w. Phillips
Stanley L. Wolfe, Henry G. Maynard
Peake Vincil, Harry B. Coulter, Edward
l.. Shaughnessy and Russell Sisemore
Former Senator Rice w. Means OF
Colorado spoke.
The Silver Springs Orchestra rem
dered selections. War time songs were
led by James D. Hayes Past Com
mander Robert NJ Tolson was master
OF ceremonies. Department Com
mander Fraser spoke.
| A meeting was held Wednesday eve-
ming at department headquarters. the
American Legion, Transportation Build
ing, for the purpose of formulating
plans for the Junior American Legion
Base Ball League series. Among the
posts represented were George Wash
lngton, Stuart Walcott. Spengler, Vic
tory, Police, Sergeant Jasper and Bun
ker Hill, representatives of which indi-
| Gated intentions OF entering teams in
the league.
The annual American Legion Handi-
cap bowling tournament will be held
in the Arcadia Bowling Alleys February
d. at which time teams from the vari-
Gus posts will compete for the silver
trophy donated by Comdr Ferdinand
G. Fraser and the runner-up trophy
donated by the Stuart Walcott Post
The Bureau of Engraving Post has en-
| tered more than 20 men.
Entries have also been received from
the George Washington Police, STAN
ley Church DePue. Stuart Walcott and
Sergeant Jasper posts. Capt Daniel
| Il law. dtlllcllC
presided at the meeting Bowling will
begin after $50 pm.
The Stanley Church Depue Post, No
30, met at the Colonial Hotel The
following new members were admitted
Roy Ernest Dodsop, Harry Murray
Brown, Coburn E. Louk, Robert Lee
Anderson, Andrew Cerrone and Charles
Clayton Miller The post charter will
be closed February 20. after which date
no applicant for membership will be
admitted as charter members.
The post has accepted the offer OF
Mrs. Alice v. Depue, mother of the
late Stanley Church Depue. to present
the national colors to the post on
| February q, preceding the Bicenten-
NAL dance at the kennedy Warren
The presentation speech will be made
by L. S. Depue.
The special committees in charge OF
the dance are as follows: Floor Com
mittee. T. G. Carlin. R. w. Miller, R
L. Zwinglas, K OConnor and T. o
Davis; Music Committee: B. E. Bee
Carl Betz and r. H. Bower; Invitation
Committee. T. N. Templeton, F. T
English. K. E. Johnson and M. J
Abribat; Reception Committee. c. w
Warner. H. K. Hodgson and ]. A
OKeefe.
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post will par.
tlcipate in the program tomorrow, at.
tending the military mass at am
at the Immaculate Conception Church
ana from there will leave in a body
lor Mount vernon. The group viii
then proceed to Alexandria for partici
patton in the parade. Those who will
go direct to Alexandria are asked II
meet at Gadsby's Tavern about 1:3(
o'clock. If you desire Transportation
TO Mount Vernon and Alexandria motif,
the commander before Monday
Ihe post appropriated money to en-.
roll two girls, daughters of a veteran
In the Girl Scouts and to purchas,
uniforms for them.
The following members of the En-.
tertainment Committee were present a
the home of the chairman. Elois,
Broaddus to discuss plans for the post,
birthday party in May: Comdr. Mar,
Tatspaugh, Charlotte Berry. Jant
Breen, Helen sprague and Georgis
Munroe
The Henry c. Spengler Unit. No. y
held an Executive Committee meet.
ing at the home of the secretary last
Sunday, followed by a supper. The
following members were present Mrs
Jennie F. Knight. president; Miss Lii.
han Reagan. first vice president: DR.
Laura Brennon, second vice president
Mrs. Hortense Fuller chaplain: Mrs
Rlc n ard Chamberlin. membership
chairman; Miss Margaret Iseley, colcl
bearer; Mrs. Bertha Schaefer. trophies
and award chairman; Mrs. Maude Mil
Ter. finance chairman; Mrs. Rose Hidde
parllamentarian; Mrs. Dorothy 3
Harper, secretary.
The unit will follow the nationa
membership program, and the "On Il
oregon" drive will start February %
ending May 25.
The next meeting of the unit will
be held at Thomas Circle Club Febr,l.
aIy "a The members and their friend.
Will participate in bingo party.
The following is the schedule O.
events for Washington's birthday il