Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
AUXILIARY
MAPS 1936PLANS
Miss Edna N. Mcintosh At
tends Executive Com.
mittee Session.

District of Columbia department., at
tended as District representative.
Miss Minnie Mae Hardy, child well
fare chairman for the District of Co.
lumbia, will attend the Area B Child
Welfare Conference at Wilmington,
Del, next Friday and Saturday. DR..
Samuel A. Loveman Of New Jersey
will preside. Mrs. Muckelstone, ma
tional president, will deliver an ad-
dress.
The auxiliary's share in the Legion's
child welfare program will be de-
scribed in the first afternoon session
by Mrs. Maurice Barr, national child
welfare chairman of the auxiliary,
while the closing afternoon address
will be- by Mrs. Reverdy j. Miller.
national child welfare vice chairman,
who will discuss THE Importance of
Reference to Child Welfare Provisions
in Other States"
The annual dinner will be held at
the Dupont Hotel Friday when Roland
Howell, the Legion's national child
welfare chairman, will speak on Child
Welfare in the American Legion"
National Adjutant Frank Samuels also
will speak.
Sergt. Jasper Unit, No. 10, gave a
benefit supper dance at the Broad
moor last Wednesday under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Mary Gardner, ways and
means chairman. and is arranging for
supper dance at the Broadmoor
February %
President Anna E. Elliott presided
at business meeting at the Raleigh
Hotel last Monday. Mrs. Lemuel
Bolles, member of the National
Fidac Committee spoke on Poland
the country in which the 1886 Inter-
national Congress will be held.
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, acting
chairman of junior activities. reported
the registration honor roll will close
February Is Each junior attending
the February meeting will be presented
with an American Legion Auxiliary
pin.
Mrs. Bertha Pasour, Americanism
and national defense chairman, an
nounced her program would be pre-
scented at the Raleigh Hotel Febru-
airy II.
Mrs. Sylvia Mclaughlin, secretary
of the Community Service Committee.
advised the committee will work for
better street lighting" and that the
subcommittee would contact the city
Commissioners.
The unit will assist at the May day
ceremonies at the District World War
Memorial under direction of D. c.
Salon, Eight and Forty.
The executive meeting of James
Reece Unit, No. S, was held at the
home of Senior Color Bearer Mrs
Cornelia McLane. Plans for the year
were discussed and will be furthered
at the meeting at the home of the
vice president, Mrs. Henrietta Rowe.
1869 Morris road southeast, February
8 at pm.
meeting of the Juniors was held
at the home of the junior treasurer.
Dora Anderson, when they outlined
program of activities for the year.
The next meeting Of the unit will be
held February Is at the Garnet-Pat-
terson School.
George E. Killeen Unit, No. IS, will
celebrate its fourteenth birthday an
niversary next Wednesday at the La
Fayette Hotel with dinner at pm.
followed by dancing. Mrs. Irene Ar
mold will act as chairman.
Among the distinguished guests in
vited are: Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt, Senator Pat Harrison Of Missis-
sippi, Representative Wright Patman
of Texas, Representative Fred Vinson,
Representative John Mccormack of
Massachusetts, Senator Bennett Clark
of Missouri Judge Robert Mattingly;
Mrs. Melville Muckelstone, national
president of the American Legion Aux
Hilary; Mrs. Gwendolyn Mcdowell. ma
tional secretary; Department Comdr.
Joseph j. Malloy and Mrs. Malloy,
Miss Nicie Perrell, department presi-
dent; Miss Edna M. Mcintosh, ma
tional executive committeewoman:
Comdr. Arts Waters of Killeen Post,
and Mrs. Waters; Fred Fraser, Sous
Chef de Chemin de Fer 40 and 8;
Martin Dyer Grande Chef de Care 40
and s, and Mrs. Dyer; Mrs. Ellen L.
Warren. lie Chapeau Departmental,
and 40; department secretary, Miss
Margaret Garry; assistant department
secretary. Mrs. Madaline Stanton. and
Mrs Ola D. Lee. department treasurer.
Members of the Gold Star Mothers and
| the American War Mothers are also
included.
Tickets may be had from Mrs. An
mold, West 1888, or Mrs. Steinbraker,
West 1911-W.
Delegates representing the Depart
ment of the District Of Columbia at
the annual Women's Patriotic Con-
ference, opening tomorrow at the
Mayflower Hotel, are: Miss Nicie |
Perreil, department president; Miss |
Edna M. Mcintosh, national executive |
committeewoman, and Miss Faustine |
Dennis, national defense chairman,
who will be secretary Of the conference.
The following will represent the va
rious units: Victory, No. 4. Mrs. Sue |
Minis and Mrs. Blanche Croy: James |
Reese Europe, No. S, Mrs. Katie Good |
loe and Mrs Doris McLane: Nash,
No. 8, Mrs. Bertha Werthner and Mrs.
Lillian Urban; Spengler, No. IL, Mrs.
Jesse Thomas and Miss Lillian Rea-
gan; Sergt. Jasper, No. 10, Mrs. Anna
Elliott, Mrs. Bertha Pasour, Mrs.
Louise Goodacre and Mrs. Virginia
Mccarthy; Costello, No. IS, Miss
Irene Sheehan and Mrs. Sallie Cipri- |
ami; Killeen, No. Is, Mrs. Catherine |
Waters and Mrs. Irene Arnold; Walker,
No. 26, Mrs. T. Ed Jones and Mrs. |
West Hamilton; McGroarty, No. ~,
Miss Glenn Newell and Mrs. Eunice |
Parker; Government Printing ONCE.
No. SO, Mrs. Bertha Luckritz and Mrs. |
Sara Jones; Treasury, No. IS. Mrs.
T. v. Walker and Miss Minnie Hardy, |
and Agriculture, No. So, Mrs. Lillian |
Luther and Mrs. Estella Stone.
A registration booth will be open at |