Evening star., 1946-09-15
Legion Auxiliary
Department Head
Seats New Officers

Seats New Officers
Mrs. Lillian M. Judd, president of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, the American Legion Auxili-
airy, with her officers, installed
new officers in Is units at mass
induction Friday night at the
Department of the Interior auditor
ium. 1t was the first time the de-
partment had had joint installa-
ton service. It was in charge OF
Mrs. Florence Dietsche and Mrs.
Margaret Carroll
Comdr. Guy c. Nadeau and his
staff of the Legion were in attend
ance. The National Guard of
Honor, in charge of Capt. Gail Judd,
assisted in the procession of colors
Other guests were Mrs. Laura Lips
comb, chapeau of the Eight and
Forty: Leo Collins, grand chef de
gare of the Forty and Eight; Miss
Mabel Staub, national executive
committeewoman; Mrs. Pearl Hea-
gerty, national committeewoman-
elect, and Joseph j. Malloy, national
executive committeeman of the Le-
gion.
The following will be installed as
the 1867 officers for the Cooley
Mccullough Unit on Wednesday at
the American Legion Club by the
department president and her staff:
President, Ann F. Zaruba; vice pres
idents, Dorothy Murray, Rae Zaontz
and Mary Eleanor McCabe: chap
lain, Myrtle Lanckton; historian,
Rose Cohen; property custodian,
Ann Goldwyn; sergeant at arms,
Elsie Stewart; color bearers, Alice
Roach and Ruth Miller; secretary,
Mary Eleanor McCabe; assistant
secretary, Alice Roach, and treas
urer, Helen z. Stokes.
The following will be ratified:
Americanism, chairman, Jessie
Wright; vice chairman, Elizabeth
Stanley. Awards, chairman, Rae
Norton. Bradley, chairman, Ethel
Lynch. Constitution and by laws,
chairman, Mae Mulvillhill. Child
welfare, chairman, Ann Crump; vice
chairman, Mae Mulvihill. Commu-
nifty service, chairman, Katherine
Clarke: vice chairman, Elsie Stew
art. Cheerio, chairman, Estelle Hal
denstein. War orphans, chairman,
Monte Painter; vice chairman, Ethel
Broughton. Gift shop, chairman
Dorothy Murray. Distinguished
guests, chairman, Ann Crump; vice
chairman, Edith Landvoigt. Juniors
chairman, Helen q. Stokes; vice
chairman, Mary Eleanor McCabe
Legislation, chairman, Florence
Dunbar Membership, chairman
Fonda McVickers; vice chairmen
Helen Stokes and Ruth Miller. Me-
MORALS, chairman. Hattie Bryan
Music, chairman, Eleanor McCabe
National news, chairman, Helen
Stokes. National defense, chairman
Rose Cohen. Poppies. chairman
Mae Mulvihill; vice chairman, Mary
Oldfather. Parliamentarian, Rae
zaontz. Past presidents parley
Mae Mulvihill. Pan American study
! iSAdA tOii VAOllCJ. IuUilClLy, IkdS
zaontz. Red Cross, Doris Haldens-
rein. Rehabilitation, chairman
Myrtle Lanckton; vice chairman
Dorothy Murray. War activities
chairman, Hattie Byram. Ways and
means, chairman, Lillian Hecker;
vice chairman, Ann Goldwyn.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, past junior
president of the District department
was a guest at the New Jersey
State convention last week at Cape
May, N. J. LIS }s1lsgs
|. James Reese Europe Unit will
hold installation OF officers Wed.
nesday night at the Garnet-Pat.
terson School.
i There will be a meeting of the
delegates and alternates to the ma.
tional convention Tuesday at pm
at the Legion Clubhouse. Mrs. Pear
Heagerty, chairman of the delega-
tions, will preside.
The department secretary urges
that the units get their lists of OH
GERS, home addresses and telephone
numbers to her before September Is