Evening star., 1938-10-16

Maloy: publicity, Winifred S. Nichols;
Americanization, Hazel Blair Bach
schmid; welfare, Marie G. BOX; child
welfare, Ethel Carson; legislative
Eleanor Maynard; Ball Committee,
Laura Stewart, and historian, Mary
Emery
Among the distinguished guests was
Bjorn Egeli, the artist who painted the
portrait of Jane A. Delano. The por-
trait will be presented to the National
Smithsonian and the date Of the un-
yelling. will be announced later.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post, No. 80. held its third
annual coronation ball at the May
flower Hotel last night, under the direc-
ton of Comdr Charles E. Wolfe and
Senior Vice Comdr John A. Long
general chairman of the Ball Com
mittee.
The next post meeting will be held
at the Hayloft Club on october "a.
The national guard of honor met
last Monday at the National Guard
Ar1nory, Capt. Guy C. Nadeau pre-
siding.
Unanimous response was made to
a motion to vote generous donation
to fund to be raised and sponsored
by local newspaper in the very near
future for the purpose Of purchasing
an iron lung. This lung will be known
as the Wallace Smith Memorial in
memory of the veteran who received
the most wounds in the World War, a
total of 1873 gunshot, shrapnel and
bayonet wounds 1t. Horace w. Line
burg was named as chairman Of the
Iron Lung Committee by Capt. Nadeau.
The guard will attend the Armistice
Day services held by the department
of the city of Brunswick. Md, on Mo-
vember at 1:30 pm. in Brunswick.
Members are instructed to assemble
at the District Building at $50 am.
Department Comdr. Brady and his
staff. who were escorted by the ma
tlonal guard of honor, ofhciated at
the installation of officers of the I'd
Division Post last Tuesday.
The officers are as follows: W. E.
Terrell, commander; E. w. Fritz, first
vice commander; F. Waple, second
vice commander; F. E. Grif1th, ad-
jutant, and A. L. Thomas finance ON.
Ger. Entertainment was provided by
the glee club of the national guard
of honor under the able direction Of
Sergt. Thomas Murray.
The election and installation of off,
GERS of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Post, No. %, held last Mon
day was as follows: Hayward N Saun-
ders, commander, reelected for the
second consecutive year; Samuel
Greenberg, vice commander; Dillon
Flaherty, second vice commander:
Thomas McDonough, finance officer;
Nathan Williams, chaplain; Christian
G.. Scheible, sergeant at arms. Ken
meth A. Ramsauer was appointed ad-
jutant and the Post constitution was
amended to provide for the Office of
judge advocate, and by acclamation
James F. Kehoe was elected the new
judge advocate. They were installed
by Department Comdr. Brady and his
staff.
Columbia Post will hold a special
meeting at Stansbury Hall October 20
at pm for installation of the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, Charles
w. Plunkett: first vice commander,
C. A. Lanahan; second vice COM
mander, E. H. Fortney; third vice
commander, Charles Sphan; adjutant,
Joe Workman; chaplain, Dee Hammer;
sergeant at arms, Harry Mills. and
finance officer, Anthony Russo.
The post has entered bowling team
in the American Legion League, cap
tanned by Conrade Kirby.
U. S. Treasury Post held installa-
ton of officers as 1903 Fourteenth
street NV. on October II. Depart
ment Comdr. Brady and his staff,
assisted by the national guard of
honor under the command Of Capt.
Guy Nadeau, installed them as fol-
lows Commander, Robert D. Beeton;
senior vice commander, James William
Lowen; junior vice commander, Mary
Anne Kennedy; adjutant, Raymond
G. Church; assistant adjutant. Ralph
I. Graves; finance officer, Walter Gal
lagher; sergeant at arms, Ralph r.
Riley; master of arms, Edward L.
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