Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

department pending her ratifica-
Mabel Staub as secretary for the
ton by the Executive Committee.
Miss Staub and Miss Sylvia Nc
Laughlin were appointed assistant
secretaries for the department, and
Mrs. Kohen has been appointed de-
partment treasurer. The new par
Humanitarian is Mrs. Corwin, past
department president.
The following department COM
mittee chairmen were also ap-
pointed: Membership, Mrs. Ellen
Louise Warren; community service,
Mrs. Pauline Chambers; juniors,
Mrs. Blanche Crory; Girls Nation,
Mrs Betty Bush; Girls Nation
Board. Mrs. Betty Bush. Mrs.
Blanche Crory, Mrs. Virginia Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper and
Mrs. Helen Ware; music, Mrs. Alicia
M. Kohrt; rehabilitation: Gift Shop,
Mrs. Margaret Carroll; chairman,
Mrs. Bertha Angevine, vice chair
man; hospital, Mrs. Helen Ma
honey, chairmen; Mrs. Frances
O'Hearne and Mrs. Julia Brown,
vice chairmen; legislation, Mrs.
Viola Zones; and child welfare, Mrs.
Edith Landvoigt, chairman; Mrs.
Helen Ware, Mrs. Mary c. Gardiner
and Mrs. Helen Wanton, Vice chair
men.
Other appointments were: Amer
icanism. Mrs. Myrtle Spudis; ma
tional defense, Mrs. Virginia Nc
earthly; poppy, Mrs Mary Killeen;
memorials. Mrs. Hilda Christian;
employment, Mrs Elizabeth Fields;
cheerio, Mrs. Mary c. Gardiner:
veterans orphans. Monte c. Painter;
national news, Florence Campbell;
past presidents parley, Miss Edna
Mcintosh, and presidents and
secretaries conference, Mrs. Edythe
O'Connor.
The distinguished guests will be
headed by Mrs Irene Arnold. chair
man, with Mrs. Hazel Fraser and
Mrs. Miriam Peyser. vice chairmen.
Mrs. Mary B. McMillin, Mrs. Edith
P. Landvoigt and Miss Frances
Youngblood have been chosen by the
department president to represent
the auxiliary in connection with the
Selective Service Commission of the
Legion.
Mrs. McCabe has established a
new American Legion Auxiliary
Headquarters Board, with the APP
proval of the department Executive
Committee, to preserve a permanent
record of important papers and
documents. The board will be COM
posed of Mrs. NJ C. Bundrant, prop
erty custodian; Mrs. Edythe OCon-
nor, Miss Edna Mcintosh, Mrs.
Dorothy B. Harper, Mrs. Perna zott,
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren, Miss Mar
garet Garry and the department
president ex offlcio. Mrs. Harper
has been designated clerk of the
board.
All of these appointments mem
toned have been ratified by the
department Executive Committee.
Mrs. McCabe willy complete the ap-
pointments for divisional groups,
and Will make further appointments
as may be necessary upon her re-
turn from national convention.
Sergt- Jasper Unit met Tues
day at the Grafton Hotel, with the
president, Mrs. Imogene Gallagher,
presiding. Installation of new Of
ficerS will be held October 9 at
Henderson Manor. The new of
hcers are: President, Mrs. Louise
Goodacre; vice presidents, Mrs.
sylvia MacLauglin and Mrs. Ger
trude Pierce; chaplain, Mrs. Lillian
Howard; historian, Mrs. Ruth Latta:
sergeant at arms, Mrs Gertrude
GARRISON; color bearers, Mrs.
Frances OHearne and Mrs. Lucille
MuStian, Executive Committee, Mrs
lmogene Gallagher, Mrs. Edythe M.
OConnor and Mrs. Mildred Eckles.
all past presidents.
Gen John j. Pershing was sent a
remembrance on his 80th anniver-
sary by the unit.
Cooley-McCullough Unit held an
Executive Committee meeting at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Margaret Gauges, 1910 Nineteenth
street NE, with Mrs. Gauges pre-
siding
Plans were made for the installa-
ton on October /, at the Hotel
Annapolis, jointly with the most
Guy c. Nadeau, post commander,
and Mrs. Gauges, the incoming unit
president, will be installed, together
with all other elected officers of
both the post and unit.
Mrs. Gauges will announce her
appointments at this meeting, which
Will be subject to the ratification of
the unit.