Evening star., 1938-10-16

Park. Miss Minnie May Hardy, de.
partment president, will place 8
wreath.
Appointments Ratified.
At special meeting of the depart.
nent Executive Committee last
Saturday afternoon at the Denrike
Building the following appointment.
we're ratified: Secretary, Mrs. E. Louise
Warren; treasurer, Mrs. Perna zott;
npppies, Mrs. Mary K. Killeen; parlia-
rnentarian, Miss Ethel Hodges; reha.
bihtation, Mrs. Ada Riley; child well
fare, Mrs. Mildred Bell; constitution
and bylaws, Mrs. Irene Arnold; Fidac
Mrs. Reimer: membership, Mrs. Mary
Roberts Klaaphaak; music, Mrs. Zelda
Mulvey; cheerio, Mrs. Dorothy Nav.
! hood: education of war orphans
Mrs. Edyth Hayden; finance, Mrs
Margaret Gary; national news, Mrs
Margaret Carroll; trophies and awards
Mrs. Kathleen Abreo; color guards
Mrs. Steinbraker and Mrs. Ware.
The department president and her
staff installed the officers of Kenneth
H. Nash Unit, No 8, at the Y. w. C. A.
6l4 E street NV, on October S.
U. S. Grant McAlexander Unit
No. 3S, held point installation cere-
monies with their post on October Z
ct the Burlington Hotel. The Com
mander of the American Legion,
James T. Brady, and department
president of the auxiliary, Miss Hardy
with their stats, escorted by the
National Guard of Honor, installed
the officers of the post and unit. re-
spectively The retiring president,
Mrs. Edyth Haden, received gifts from
the post and unit. The new president,
Miss Weiman, was presented with a
gavel by the retiring president.
The department president and her
staff installed officers of United States
Treasury Unit, No. 35. on Monday at
the American War Mothers Home.
Miss Hardy and Past President Mrs.
Marguerite Hicks were presented with
past presidents pins. Presentation
was made by Past Department Vice
President Mrs. Katherine Waters. The
new president, Mrs. Alecia Kohrt, was
the recipient of gavel made from
the famous California red wood, a
gift from the department president.
Eostesses were Mrs. Ethel Clark, Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Alecia
Eohrt.
The George E. Killeen Unit, No 25,
met at the Killeen clubrooms 1904 M
street NV. Past Department Presi-
Gent Mrs. Mary K. Killeen installed
the new officers. Mrs Ada M Riley,
the president, was installed in August
at the department mass installation
and presided at the meeting.
The unit will hold rummage sale
In Georgetown on October % and 20.
The chairman, Mrs. Marguerite
Euscher, asks each member to ntoify
her by phone, West 118O, and she
will have clothing collected. Sale at
a store, Dumbarton avenue and
Twenty-eighth street NV.
The post and unit will have a go
to-church" Sunday on November 6 at
Grace Memorial Church at pm.
The rehabilitation chairman, Mrs.
Nary K. Killeen, announced a bingo
party for the patients at Mount Alto
Hospital to close the Navy Day OBJ
servances October 27 at 7:3O pm.
The post and unit will hold open
house on Armistice Day, November II,
between the services at Arlington and
Wilson's tomb at the National Cathe-
dral. All World War veterans and
auxiliary members are invited.
The Sergt. Jasper Unit met Tuesday
evening at the Raleigh Hotel, with
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, president,
presiding. The child welfare pro-
gram, under the leadership of Mrs.
Betty McCrahon, will furnish shoes to
several needy children and milk daily
10 undernourished children.
Miss Margaret Hammer, chairman
OF rehabilitation. will arrange the hos
pital party at Mount Alto on October
"a for the patients.
The Junior group met yesterday aft
ernoon at the Hayloft. The new Of
ficers were installed by the senior
unit president. Mrs Mccarthy.
The National Trophy, awarded to
the unit sponsoring the best program
in junior activities in the United
States, was won by this unit. The
trophy was presented by the depart
n1ent secretary, Mrs. E. Louise War;
rem. Mrs. Warren was also the re-
cipient of citation awarded by the
secretary of the State of California.
Presentation was made at the national
convention held in Los Angeles
Mrs. Helen Ware, chairman of ways
and means, announced a bingo party
at the Portner Apartments next Sat-
urday evening.
The officers to serve with Mrs.
Mccarthy are: Vice presidents, Mrs.
Helen Ware and Mrs. Imogene GAL
lagher; chaplain, Mrs. Janet Thorn
ton; historian, Mrs. Margaret Teach
out; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Marion
Money; color bearers, Miss Anna Hem
bre and Miss Claire Smithson; secre-
tary, Mrs. Miriam Austin; assistant
Miss Estelle Black; treasurer,
Mrs. Ruth Latta.
Victory Unit will hold the installa-
ton of its officers in the clubrooms
6f Victory Post, 1922 Nineteenth street
NV, on Tuesday evening. They will
be installed by Miss Edna May Mac
Intosh. president of the unit. They
are: Vice presidents, Mrs Mary Rob-
erts Klaphaak and Mrs Minnie CAL
liaert; chaplain, Mrs Claudia Hansen;
historian, Mrs. Eula Hollis; sergeant
at arms, Mrs. Laddbush; treasurer,
Mrs. Marie Gorsuch, and color bearers,
Mrs. Lillian Bridges and Mrs. Cath
erina Davis,