The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-07
MCDONALD RAPS COMMUNISTS AT LABOR PARTY CONFERENCE
Wonen's Clubs
What CIubwomen Are.
Planning and Ac-
complaining.

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.'The yewess 81 me Twentietha
Century,, Was discussed thoroughly.
'at the first meeting Of the Temple
SisterhoOd at the Eighth Street
Temple yesterday, by Miss Jeannette
Miriam Goldberg, social service and
Chautauqlan member, Of Philadel.i
phia.
Mis- Goldberg tracsd the growth
Of the jewess from the period 81
her OrientaliBm TO the present
emancipation.
She urged the women Of this com
munity to aid delinuuentB. and urged
the speedy erection Of the proposed
community center where the Sunday
schools may be housed, stating that
this sort Of project was more To
be desired just now than the Temple
building which the community has
been working for. She impressed
upon the members the need Tor a.
tending the Statehood convention
to take place IN Cumberland. Md
soon.
Miss Dora Minovich ana Isaac
Minovich, furnished the entertain
Hnent OF the afternoon.
Doctor Abram Simon gave IN IN
formal talk to the women.
The Shakespeare Society OF Wash.
ington held its first meeting Of the
year IN the Corcoran Art Gallery
auditorium last night.
Queen Elizabeth, the Woman, e
was given by Mrs. Fulton Lewis,
president OF the Washlngton Club,
followed by q talk on 'aThe Influ-
ence Of Elizabeth's, Court on the
Theaters, Z BY Doctor Paul kaufman,
Of the American University.
The dramatic part Of the evening
was carried out By scenes given by
Clarence Ruebsarn, Arthur Rhodes
and Theodore Tenley. who portrayed
characters from Two Gentlemen
Of Verona and The Merchant of
Venico."
The club is planning . costume
play for the autumn.
Miss Mary Wright. X. w. G. A.
social worker, gave q talk on social
work in Washington before meet
ing of the PetWOrth Woman's Club
ct the PetWOrth School yesterday.
Five new members were taken into
the club at the business meeting.
and plans were made for the picnic
to be held at Vacation Lodge.
Charles Davis, speaking before the
Woman's Single Tax Club meeting
last night, discussed the report Of
the national tax relief convention
and caused q resolution by the club
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Of the reEOrt AZ the study for the
coming year.
Current events were the topics for
discussion at meeting Of the Ar
gyle Club yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. James Douglas.
The Sunshine Society Of Washing
ton met yesterday at the home OF
Mrs.. Horton on Belmont street.
They have started their program Of
working for the poor and visiting
the SICK.
anime their flues and see that they
are properly cleaned.
within the past week Of the thrse
fires two have been due to defect
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The Clarendon Circle, of st.
Georges Episcopal Church will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-
day at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Topper Stone on Marion ave
nue..
Funeral services Of Clifford p.
Morton, war veteran, twenty-nine
years old, of Vienna, Va. who
was electrocuted Saturday night at
the substatiOn at Clarendon while
assisting in repairing wires, took
place today at 40 o'clock at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Clarence
Il. TaIbert, 62s B street southwest,
Washington.
The services were in charge Of
Concord Lodge, No. S07, A. r. b A.
NJ, OF which he was q member,
the Rev. John r. Briggs officiating.
Interment was In Arlington Gene.
terry. He is survived by a wife
and three small children, Clifford
H., III, Darwin l.. and Audrey A.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Arlington County Civic Fed
Grafton viii be held tonight at
O'Clock at the Arlington county
court house:
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