The Washington times., 1935-11-12
WOMEN PLAN
SPAGHETTI
SUPPER
BY MARY PADGETT

The MooSehaven committee OF
the local Women of the Moose
will sponsor q benefit spaghetti
supper Thursday night from to
8 O'Clock at Moose Hall.
Proceeds from the supper are
to be used to purchase gifts to be
sent to the old people at Moose
haven, Fla, at Christmas.
A delegation from the local
chapter will visit the Baltimore
chapter Wednesday, November 20,
when the anniversary day Of the
Baltimore lodge will be celebrated.
Feted by Club
New members of the Washing.
ton Branch of the American Asso
citation of University Women were
feted by the club yesterday after
noon.
Madam Elsa Koppel, as guest
artist, presented q musicale for
the club members, beginning at
3:15 o'clock. Miss Betty Baum,
pianist of considerable note in
Washington, accompanied Madam
Koppel, and also gave piano selec-
tionS.
Tea was served following the
program, with the new members
as honored guests and Mrs. George
M. Campbell as hostess.
A business meeting Of the wash
ington Branch took place from 5
to 6 o'clock, concluding the after.
noon.
Discusses Features
Other interesting activities at
the club during this week includes
a meeting of the Evening Book
Review Section at 1880 o'clock to-
night. Mrs. Victoria Faber Ste
venson, national president of the
League of American Pen Women,
will speak on 1.-THE Feature Story
on the Reading Table"
The Morning Book Review Sec
tion will hear Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell review Lucy Gayheart," by
Villa Gather, and Miss M. Louise
Robbins will review THE Stars
Look Down." by A. j. Cronin,
Thursday morning at II o'clock.
The Art Appreciation Group
will meet Thursday night at 8
o'clock. THE Art Of Ancient
Egypt" will be the topic for dis
cuSsion.
All members who speak French
may attend Miss Elizabeth Car
hart's luncheon Friday afternoon
at ! o'clock.
HosteSses at the club table this
week are Miss Clarissa Halle, Mrs.
w. F. Hall, Mrs. Warner j..
OTeary, Miss Margaret Maize,
Mrs. Clyde Hadley and Miss Ag-
mes Dillor.
For the month Of November
Mrs. Elva Coughlin Wells Is hos
tess to foreign guests.
To Install Officers
Psi Lambda Tau Sorority will
hold its annual installation of
officers at dinner dance Satur-
day, November 80, at the Shore
ham Hotel.
New officers are Miss Thelma
Melnicove, president; Miss Betty
Ul1man, vice president; Miss Ethel
Potts, secretary: Miss Mildred
HoltZ, treasurer; Miss Mary Po-
vich, marshal; Miss Sadye Kilt
vitsky. orator, and Miss Helen
Sperber, publicity director.
Talks on News
Dean Elmer Kayser, of George
Washington University, will talk
on Whats Happening in the
World Today tomorrow night at
the second Of the series of infor-
NAL lectures sponsored by Miss
Pauline de Brodes, director of the
proposed Good Fellowship Club,
with temporary headquarters at
Wesley Hall, 1903 K st. N. w. A
coffee hour for the guests will fol-
low the discussion.
For several weeks Miss de
Brodes has been comforting with
Canon Arson Phelps Stokes,
George F. Bowerman, Mrs. c.
Powell Minnigerode, Miss Sibyl
Baker, Mrs. Lyman SwormStaedt
and Mrs. Jesse Atkins over plans
for a club which she is launching
in permanent quarters in the near
future.
It will be a gathering place
where men and women may enjoy
talks by leading authorities on
art, music, literature, modern pSy-
chology and current affairs.
The Sisterhood Of the AdaS
Israel, Congregation have COM
plete6 plans for its third annual
donor luncheon, which will take
place on December ii at the May
flower Hotel. Mrs. Morris Gewirz
is In charge of arrangements.
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