Evening star., 1948-09-12
Mrs. Cerulla Heads
Sergt. Jasper Unit,
Auxiliary

FdSJ DSpdI tkIlcIlt TIcSlucllt M1o'
Edythe M. O'Connor and a member
of the Sergeant Jasper Unit of the
Department Of the District of Co
lumbia, American Legion Auxiliary,
will onicislly install the new officers
of the Sergeant Jasper Unit Tuesday
evening at the American Legion
Club, 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
The new officers to be installed
are: President, Mrs. Merle Cerulla:
vice presidents. Mrs Rose Kaucher
and Miss Lucille Brady; chaplain,
Mrs. Anna Gilbert; secretary, Mrs.
Ola D. Lee; corresponding secretary,
Miss Regina Brady: treasurer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Quigg; sergeant-at-arms,
Mrs. Catherine Smith: historian,
Mrs. Sylvia Mclaughlin; property
custodian, Mrs. Leila Price: color
bearers, Mrs. Sophia Voultsides and
Mrs. Mary j. Liberson; executive
committee, members at large, Mrs.
Helena Bonner, Mrs. Ella Hook and
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy.
Miss Wilda Ganeau will be the
soloist.
Mrs. Marie Turner Lince was in
stalled as president of George E.
Killeen Unit last Tuesday night by
Mrs. Julia F. Dietsche, department
president.
Other officers taking part in the
ceremony were Mrs. Eileen Noland
and Mrs. Priscilla Wilkes, vice
presidents; Mrs. Mary D. Spence,
chaplain; Mrs. Rose E. Perkins,
sergeant at arms; Mrs. Henrietta
Harris, historian; Mrs. Louise Wimpe
and Mrs. Elizabeth Oliphant, color
bearers; Mrs. Loretta Reed, prop
erty custodian, and Mrs. Bertha
Fichthorn, secretary.
Others installed were Mrs. Mae
Hart, Mrs. Carrie Mortfeld and Mrs.
Inex Smith, vice presidents; Mrs.
Martha Moore, chaplain: Mrs. Err
celle Quinn, historian; Mrs. Louise
P. Schofield, sergeant at arms; Mrs.
Ethel Durham and Miss Marie Ru-
BILE, color bearers; Miss Irene Goch-
enour, property custodian: Mrs
Isabel Steinbraker, treasurer, and
Mrs. Marguerite Buscher, secretary.
Mrs. Ercelle Quinn, retiring presi-
dent, was presented past presi-
dents pin and suitcase by Mae
Hart on behalf of the members.
Mrs. Lince announced the follow
ing committee craftsmanship: Mrs.
Ruth Bergman, Americanism; Mrs.
Marguerite Buscher. child welfare;
Mrs. Evie Kidwell, cheerio; Mrs
Ada Riley, constitution and bylaws,
legislation and parliamentarian;
Mrs. James Gochenour, community
service; Mrs. Mae Hilleary, dis
tinguished guests, past presidents
Farley and Volunteer Hospital
Workers; Mrs. Inez Smith, enter
tainment and publicity; Mrs. Mary
Schaumlefie, education of war Or
phans; Mrs. Edna PRODIGY, gift shop;
Mrs. Isabel Steinbraker, member
ship; Mrs. Mary E. Killeen. me-
MORALS; Mrs. Rose Westlein, music;
Mrs. Lois Kulham, National De-
fense: Miss Betty Schaumleffle, Pan
American Study: Mrs. Rose Ward.
poppies; Mrs. Mae Hart, rehabili-
tation. and Mrs. Gladys Jones, ways
and means.
The applicat ton Of Mrs Mae 8.
Weeks was approved for member
ship. 3
Oficers OF Kenneth H. Nash
Unit, installed by Mrs. Mary B. Cor
win. past department president, last
Wednesday night, were as follows:
Mrs. Mildred Grommet, president;
Mrs. Parthena Jones. first vice pres
ident: Mrs. Alice Slattery, second
vice president; Mrs. Franklin P.
Nash, chaplain: Mrs. Ruth White,
historian; Mrs. Rhea Smithson,
sergeant at arms: Mrs. Jessie
Wright and Mrs. Moredyke, color
bearers; Mrs Ethel Wilt. secretary; !;
Miss Mabel F. Staub, assistant sec
retary, and Miss Estelle Black,
treasurer.
Officers of Police and Fire Unit
to be installed during the depart
ment's mass installation ceremonies
on September 20 are: Mrs. Beulah
M. La Scola, president; Mrs. Blanche
Joy, Mrs. Catherine Crompton and
Miss Courtney Newton, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Olive Bishop, chaplain;
Mrs. Edith Armstrong, historian and
secretary; Mrs. Mary Hargraves,
sergeant at arms; Mrs. Margaret
Carroll, treasurer: Miss L. Marie
Brown and Miss Gertrude Kizina,
color bearers.
Mrs. jeanette C. Motley, presi-
dent Of George S. Patton, Jr.-Tank