The Washington times., 1936-12-07
50 COUNTRIES
FEATURE AT
BAZAAR
BY MARY PADGETT

More than so nationalities will
be represented at the "interna-
tionar' bazaar of the Americana
zation School Association, being
held today and tomorrow in the
Webster School, Tenth and H
Streets Northwest.
This is the eighth such annual
bazaar. Cooperating organizations
fol the bazaar are the District
Federation of Womens Clubs,
through its Americanization COM
mittee. of which Mrs. w. w. HuS-
band is chairman the American
ism committee of the D. A. R.,
headed by Mrs. Alexander Bell;
the Russian group of st. Nicholas
Church, under the supervision OF
Mrs. Clare Trick WilliSon, of the
Naturalization Service, and the
Adult Education Department OF
the WPA.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
be used to assist needy families at
Christmas and for the general well
fare and educational work car
ried on at the Americanization
School.
Authentic articles from the so
countries represented are being
sold at the many colorful booths.
A feature of the bazaar is the
sale of dolls of many lands,
dressed in native costumes.
Both native and foreign foods
are being served at the luncheon
and dinners.
Miss Ruth de Forest Lamb, OF
the Department of Agriculture, will
speak on Foods, Drugs, and Cos
metics" before the Washington
section of the National Council OF
Jewish Women at its meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
in the Jewish Community Center.
Miss Lamb, author of the book,
american Chamber of Horrors, "
an expose of fraudulent and in
furious products, has had a large
share in answering the inquiry of
Congress as to the present made
quacy of the old food and drugs
act.
Also on the program will be Miss
Bernice Millman, lyric soprano.
Numerous study group meetings
and special affairs are being held
by the council this month.
The music group will meet under
the direction of Nathan Weinberg,
music critic, Wednesday at II a. M,
at the Washington Hebrew Congre.
CATION. Mrs. Morris Cafritz is
chairman of the group.
Mrs. Stella Margold will speak
on the background and aims of the
recent World Jewish Congress, at
the luncheon meeting of the Con-
temporary Jewish Affairs Group
Monday December IA, at noon in
Harvey'S.
The child study group and the
Mothers Club of the council with
other members of parent-teacher,
child study, and religious groups
will sponsor symposium on ''The
Challenge of Modern Child's Re-
1igious Training" Tuesday night.
December Is, in Langley Junior
High School.
Presidents and First Ladies'"
by Mary Randolph, will be re-
viewed by the book review group,
at their meeting on Monday, De-
cember %, at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Detre, Woodley Park Tow
erS.
Members of Chapter B, P. E. o.
Sisterhood, will gather at the home
Of Mrs. j. P. Hendricks, 1852 K
st., tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
for their next meeting. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher, will
preside.
The guest speaker will be- Mrs.
William A. Slade, who will have
for her subject. "An English Mag
azine of One Hundred and Fifty
Years Ago"
At the last meeting the chapter
accepted the invitation of Mrs. G.
y. Ross, jr., to attend the wedding
Of her daughter, Miss Marion E.
Ross. to be held at the Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Church, Satur-
day, December 10, at S o'clock.
Mrs. Irving Brown, delegate to
the National Pan-Hellenic Con-
greSs, will be the guest of honor