Evening star., 1935-11-10


to needy children. The Fidac chair
man made a short talk on the geog-
raphy of Poland, the subject of Fidac
for the year. Ten dollars was al
lotted to the Rehabilitation chairman
for Thanksgiving work.
The Junior Activities chairman re-
ported picture puzzles were made by
the Junior Club at its last meeting
to be sent to hospital for children
| and scrap books and stuffed toys will
be made at the next meeting. She
solicited pieces of cotton prints and
pictures to be used for these purposes.
She also reported that small glasses
were being collected and filled with
jellies to be sent to Walter Reed
Hospital.
After the business session the unit
joined the post for refreshments and
an Armistice day program.
The Junior Club will meet at the
next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Howell, junior presi-
dent, will place a wreath on the Tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington
on Armistice day on behalf Of the
unit of the club.
Takoma Park Unit met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. William
B. Mauger, 2 Poplar avenue.
The installation ceremony was con-
Quoted by the Maryland State presi-
dent, Mrs. Theodore Farley. The off,
GERS are: President, Mildred P. Burr:
vice president, Katherine w. Ware:
secretary, Helen G. Mauger: treasurer,
Katherine K. Abercrombie: chaplain,
Lula M. Yates; sergeant at arms.
Helen H. Bateman; historian. Eliza
beth c. Day, and committee women,
Anna S. Shade, Josephine G. Twiddy
and Mary l.. Shields.
Mrs. Theodore Farley gave talk.
The new president appointed chair
men of the following committees
Americanism, Mildred P. Burr; child
welfare, Helen G. Mauger; community
service, unit activity and poppy, Anna
S. Shade: constitution and bylaws,
Adrienne w. Stuart; cradle roll, Mar
garet F. Jones; education of World
War orphans, Elizabeth H. Lamond; /;
Fidac. Josephine G. Twiddy; gold star,
Minnie G. Hamilton; legislative, Pearle
D. Davis; membership, Hope H. Fetty;
music, Anna c. De Mello; national de-
fenSe. Mary L. Shields; publicity. Vi
nIaf Go1n. rodin rat
rehabilitation, Mary L. Shields and
Helen H. Bateman; trophies and
awards, Behind S. Fetty; finance,
Grace v. Thompson; ways and means,
Katherine w. Ware and May r. Cav
anaugh; youth activities, Mrs. Mauger,
Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Abercrombie, Mrs.
Yates and Mrs. Davis: bulletin sub
scription, Carrie B. Gum; disaster re-
lief, Mrs. j. M. Jones. Mrs. Carl Day.
Mrs. Charles Z. Hartley. Mrs. Victor
Phillips. Mrs. M. r. Hawley and Mrs.
L. M. Cavanaugh.
Vincent B. Costello Unit No. Is met
Tuesday at the War Mothers Home,
1927 New Hampshire avenue. The
president, Miss Florence Beuchley,
presided. The appointments of sew
eral chairmen were ratified, and the
names of new members read by the
membership chairman. Mrs. Sallie
Cipriani. Mrs. Cipriani announced a
bingo party for the unit at the War
Mothers Home next Tuesday evening.
The Kenneth H. Nash Unit will par
ticipate in an Armistice day program
to be presented by its post today in the
Christian Church, Hyattstown, Md.
On behalf of the unit, Mrs. Ruth
Turner, Americanism officer, will pre-
sent the church with an American
flag, which will be dedicated by the
unit president, Mrs. Mary B. Corwin.
Members will meet near Mount Alto
Hospital at $50 pm. to go to Hyatts-
town.
Mrs. Lillian K. Urban. department
Memorial day chairman, requests unit
colors and members be present at the
exercises On Aruistice day.