Evening star., 1942-01-18

10 Meet weekly
District Auxiliary to
Be Represented ot
Child Welfare Meet
Miss Mary Eleanor McCabe, presi-
dent of the Girls Nation, an afiliate
of the District of Columbia depart
ment, the American Legion Auxil-
iary, announced last week that the
members plan to organize . Red
Cross first-aid class to include also
their friends.
1t is planned to have a three-hour
class once . week. All interested
are requested to call the chairman,
Mrs. Wright, Trinidad 1878. or Miss
McCabe, Lincoln 2703. The dead
line for enrolment is February !.
Mrs. Kate Mills, chairman Of the
District department child welfare,
will attend the Child Welfare Con-
ference at the Belmont-Plaza Hotel
in New York City January 24-25 to
report on activities in that work
here.
Mrs. Margaret e. Carroll, depart
ment president, will be the honor
guest of the District department at
. luncheon on January "a at noon,
presided over by Mrs. Helen M. Nc
Cabe, area chairman.
Area B Rehabilitation Conference
will be held at the Pennsylvania
Hotel on January 1921. Mrs. Ada
M. Riley, chairman, will represent
the District.
The welfare department has issued
an appeal for mems clothing. Call
Metropolitan 4211 or notify Ben
Aronshon, Georgia lilo.
Sergt. Jasper Unit will meet to-
morrow evening at the Legion club
house, with the president, Mrs.
Kathleen o. Abreo. presiding. Mrs.
Mary Klaphaak, legislative chair
man, will give the address Of well
come. Mrs. Charles B. Gilbert, ma
tional chairman, Legislative Com
mittee, will speak on the Legion
and auxiliary legislative program.
Musical selections will be given by
Mrs. Alecia Kohrt, q former men,
ber Of the American Opera Com
pany Of New York City. A duet
will be rendered by Mrs. Lillian
Hopkin Bricker and Mrs. jeanette
Jordon.
At the last meeting of the United
States Department Of Agriculture
Unit, held at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Sawyer, the following ON
GERS were elected unanimously:
Pearl Heagerty, president; Lillian
Sawyer and Elizabeth F. Clagett,
vice presidents; Cecile M. Berger,
chaplain; Alberta Lacy, historian:
Elizabeth Moriarty, sergeant at
arms; Adelaide r. Miller. treas
urer, and Louise P. McDermott.
secretary.
United States Treasury Unit will
meet at Confederate Memorial As
ISOLATION Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue
NV. tomorrow at 8 pm. A social
will follow. Visitors invited.
Salon No. IA, Eight and Forty
will hold q victory dinner in honor
of its national chapeau, Mrs. Daisy
Whitehead of Tampa, Fla, at the
Washington Hotel on Wednesday at
6 pm.
Reservations should be made
through Mrs. Totten, Atlantic 7493
or Mrs. Smithson, Spruce OLA.
Following the dinner, Chapeau
Departmental Mrs. Virginia Nc
Carthy will call . meeting Of the
salon to initiate Mrs. Eva Carrico
Mrs. Pauline Chambers, Mrs. Lu-
cille Cuney, Mrs. Pearl Heagarty
Mrs. Carrie Kiser, Mrs. Laura Lips.
comb, Mrs. Della Rocca, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Schau, Mrs. Helen Shafer and
Mrs. Frances Snow.
Vincent B. Costello Unit held thl
last meeting at 2437 Fifteenth street
NV. and planned to hold the an
nual birthday dinner and dance al
the Lotus on February 16. TIT
president, Mrs. Ann Graniling, pre-.
sided.
Killeen Unit voted to give . party
to the veterans in Mount Alto Hos.
pital instead Of holding . bingt
party for the January rehabilita'
ton activity. Mrs. Mary Schaum'
lefie, rehabilitation chairman, Ar
ranged . program which was fur
nished by the pupils Of the Roms
Lee School Of Dance. Ice cream
and cake were served.
A joint party Of the unit ant
post will be held January 40 q
1904 M street NV. At 3 pm. Al
members Of the unit and post ar,
urged to bring . prize.
The units annual birthday part.
will be held January a. at the New
Colonial Hotel. For reservations
phone Mrs. Isabel Steinbreaker
Michigan 1856. Reservations mus
| he IN hv JanuaV "A