Evening star., 1941-11-09
Miss Jean Cavanauqh
To Be Liberty Queen
AtV, F, ". Ball
Armistice Celebration
Will Be Held Tuesday
NIGHT at Shorehom

Miss Jean Cavanaugh. who was
Miss Washington" and was chosen
third most beautiful girl at the At
lantic City beauty pageant, will be
Queen of Liberty" next Tuesday
night at the Armistice Day ball of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the
6horeham Hotel.
Miss Helen Gilliaert. who was &C
claimed the best singer under 18
years Of age by the Music Guild, will
sing the Star Spangled Banner" at
II pm, closing a brief memorial
ceremony.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt lead
the patrons and patronesses, includ-
ing diplomats. members OF Con-
gress and Government officials.
Tickets may be obtained at the
ehoreham or Mayf1ower Hotels or
the v. F. w. headquarters, 1707 T
street NV.
Equality Walter Reed Post met
last Thursday evening at Pythian
Temple and arranged a turkey shoot
to be held next Sunday on the farm
Of George McLeish. miles be-
yond the Peace Cross on Defense
Highway, United States Route So
beginning at 10 a. m. and continuing
all afternoon. Everybody is well
come.
The post will celebrate its 21st
DnrnvS,kar
her at the Continental Hotel.
Columbia Post will meet Wednes-
day night. Stanley r. Nash will
preside due to Capt. George W.
Johns, the commander, being on
maneuvers with the 29th Division In
South Carolina.
All-American Post met last Tues
day night at the Thomas Circle
Club to arrange birthday party
to be held December 18.
Thomas Dolan, past department
ofilcer Of California, gave a short
address.
At ll:30 am. today the Unknown
Soldier will be named the honorary
supreme commander of the Mill
tary Order of the Cootie.
All members of T. N. T. Pup Tent
No. are requested to meet at 1903
Fourteenth street NV. at 10 am.
to act as escorts for the out oft town
members. A motorcade to Arling-
ton will leave at 1890 am.
A banquet in honor Of Supreme
Comdr. Frank Topash, member of
T. N. T., will be held at pm. at
Arcade Hall, Fourteenth street and
Park road NV.
The following officers will be in
stalled: G. M. Mattingly. seam squir-
rel; Steve Nichka. blanket bum;
o. A. Kreamer, hide gimlet: E. T.
Spedden. custodian of the crummy
duffle bag; Jay D. Coulter. shyster;
the Rev. w. Richard Casey, sky
pilot; George w. Fowler, pill pusher
L. j. Bacon, shirt reader; L. c.
Buckingham. provost marshal;
H. J. Bosmans, jimmy legs; P. w
Graves, hungry nit: J. Roy Barber
pestiferous coffee cooler; Joe Per-
ron, keeper of the sacred ditty box;
John T. Mooney, windjammer; Nor
man H. Edwards, Charles Wolf and
T. w. Dixon. kitchen itches.
The next scratch" will be held
November 10.
Mrs. Alice M. Donahue, National
Auxiliary President, will be the guest
Of honor at a dinner on November
IA oh the occasion Of her ofacial visit
to the District of Columbia. Follow
ing the dinner, which will be held at
2437 Fifteenth street NV, meet
ing will be held which is open to all
members in good standing.
Auxiliary presidents are requested
to contact the department presi-
dent regarding arrangement for the
services at Arlington National
Cemetery on Armistice Day.
The last meeting Of Nationa,
Capital Auxiliary Mrs. Lucretia
Eicholtz and Mrs. Fannie Hill Prit-
chard were initiated. Plans were
completed for the Auxiliary BIRTH
day party on November 18.
Mary Schaumleffle, president, con-
Quoted the last meeting Of All.
American Auxiliary. Rose Sherman
was initiated.
Clara Smith will conduct rum
mage sale next Saturday in thu
southwest section Members whe
have discarded articles, call her o,
the president. 4