The Washington times., 1936-11-03
JEWISH GROUP
PLANS DANCE
ON N0V.B
BY MARY PADGETT

RlanS are Delng mace Dy IlS
Washington section Of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Juniors
for its annual Thanksgiving Eve
dance, which will take place on
Sunday night, November Is, at the
Washington Hotel.
In charge Of arrangements is
q committee consisting Of Mae Po-
morrow, chairman; Sarah o. Gilden,
co-chairman; jeanette Rosenberg,
Jennabelle Loeb, Bella Field
man, Jeanette Rod, Charlotte
Schwartz, Silvia Schwartz and
Jerry Silverberg.
The Juniors will hold a meeting
Thursday night at the Jewish Com
munity Center. Ethelgoldie Fried
man will give the opening prayer.
The Washington delegates, Hilda
Levy and Charlotte Schwartz, who
attended the first Mid-Atlantic
States Conference held recently at
the washington Hotel, will report
on the conference.
Helen Rubin and Jeanette Mai
man, co-chairman of the member
ship drive now being conducted by
the Juniors, will make their report.
The library committee of Colum-
bia Chapter, Women of Moose, will
meet at the home of the assistant
chairman, Mrs. Pauline Miller,
451O Georgia Ave. N. W., tomor-
row at 8 D. m. The group will plan
a national book week" program
to be given in connection with the
next regular meeting of Columbia
Chapter, Friday night, November
10, at Moose Hall.
The home making and r1tual1stlc
committees of the local chapter
will meet Friday at r, m. IN
Moose Hall. The home making
committee will discuss ThankSglV-
ing and Christmas plans, under
Leadership of its chairman, Mrs.
Anna Wagner. The ritualistic COM
mittee is arranging a special pro-
gram to be presented during the
Christmas season.
Members of Court District OF
Columbia, Catholic Daughters OF
America, will meet tonight at
the Willard Hotel, with Father
Spence, director of the Retreat
League of Washington, and the
Rev, Edward H. Roach, chaplain
of the Court, as speakers.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted by the ways and means
committee for a card and bingo
party Friday at 8 p. m. in Pill
grimage Hall.
Plans have also been completed
for the program to be held at
the Washington Retreat House
next Tuesday. The retreat
master will be the Rev. Edward F.
McAdam, pastor of st. Joseph's
Church.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club of the District OF
Columbia will hold a card party
Saturday at the Grace Dodge Ho-
tel to raise funds to furnish a
room in the new Strong Residence
OF the Y. w. G. A.
The Oriental Shrine, Su-zu
Court No. 81, will meet today at
2 o'clock in Brightwood Temple.
Plans will be completed for the
courts benefit dinner which will
be served from to 7 o'clock
Thursday in Brightwood Temple.
High Priestess Edith Parsons will
preside
Mrs. Winnie G.. Barrows, director
Of Women's Guidance at George
Washington University. will speak
on Dumping Down to Mexico" to-
night at 8 o'clock at the meeting
of Alpha Chapter of the World
Caravan Guild in the washington
Club.
Prof. A. Curtis Wilgus, of George
Washington University, who will
preside, will also speak on Mexico.
Members of Chapter K Of the
p, E. O. Sisterhood will act as
hostesses for the Sisterhood's reel
procity luncheon, tomorrow at
1890 o'clock in Woodward and
Lothrop's.
Arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Robert McMillen and Mrs. W.
Harry King, and Mrs. w. o Reed,
president of Chapter K, is in
charge of reservations.