Evening star., 1948-05-10
|Cubs viii Install
|New Officers in
Weeks Meetimgs

New officers Of the Womens'
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary will be
installed at = luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the Parrot Restau-
rant.
Mrs. Benjamin Striner will be in
stalled rs president and other new
officers are Mrs. James Malone, first
vice president; Mrs. Frederick c.
Schultz, second vice president; Mrs.
James Member, recording secretary;
Mrs. Francis Peck, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. ]. r. Richmond,
treasurer, and Mrs. w. H. Whit
lesey, delegate to the District Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Michael Cuba, will conduct the
ceremony.
The annual convention party and
fashion show of the auxiliary will
be given on June 8, at the Shoreham
Hotel. Proceeds will 60 toward the
purchase Of equipment for the
School Of Pharmacy at George
Washington University. Mrs. Cuba
is in charge of the fashion show.
New officers of the Town Club,
headed by Mrs. Donald Hay, presi-
dent, will be installed at a club
luncheon to be given at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Mrs. Dean A.
Snyder, former president of the
club, will conduct the installation
and Mrs. Wendell Lund, retiring
president, will preside.
Two projects completed by the
club this year we're the furnishing
of a waiting room at the George
Washington University Hospital
and the purchase of equipment for
Children's Hospital.
Installation of officers will be
held by the National Mothers Men,
ory Club at the monthly meeting
at 2 pm. Thursday in st. Mar
garets Church.
Mrs. Lee Price Calfee Is the new
president of the organization, sue
ceedkg Mrs. David Snyder. Other
new officers are Mrs. Frank p. Lit
schert, first vice president; Mrs.
Meyer L. Schoenthal, second vice
president; Mrs. Leonard E. May
field, chaplain; Mrs. Charles Gregg,
recording secretary; Mrs. Robert w.
Carroll. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Gardner, treasurer;
Mrs. George E. Lamb, organizing
secretary; Mrs. Harry M. Howard,
registrar, and Mrs. Ralph H. Boyle,
historian.
Miss Mary Ellen Dashiell was
elected grand regent of the Catholic
Daughters of America, Court 212, at
the May meeting held at the club
house. Miss Dashiell succeeds Mrs.
Ileene Fisher.
Miss Helen Ryan was elected vice
regent of the court, and other new
officers are Miss Helen Jacoby,
financial secretary; Miss Alice Head,
corresponding secretary: Miss Marie
Ciesielski, historian; Miss Dorothy
Nesline. prophecies; Miss Madaline
McGrath, lecturer; Miss Cornelia
Jones, treasurer: Miss Betty Elder,
monitor; Miss Sue AMMAN, sentinel,
and Miss Stella Happy and Miss
Catherine Halliburton, organists.
Mrs. Margaret Huffman and Mrs.
Leona Zuch were elected trustees
to serve for three-year terms.
Mrs. Leroy Cotter was elected
president of the Excelsior Literary
Club at a recent meeting held at
the Army Navy Country Club. Other
new officers are Mrs. C. M. Morris,
vice president; Mrs. Pete Money,
recording secretary; Miss Eva Elli-
OFT, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Henry Fenno Sawtelle, treasurer:
Mrs. Elmon v. Carr, press CORES
pondent; Mrs. Arthur L. Hayford,
flower fund; Mrs. Lucian H. Sanders,
director to the District Federation
of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Stanley
Vail, alternate director.