The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-24
Help Hospitals
With Sheet
Shower
BY MARY PADGETT

the members donate viii be
turned over to the five hospitals
that the Hadassah organization
supports in Palestine.
The occasion Is always q fes-
tive one and this year Mrs,
Charles Pilzer and her committee
have worked hard to make it a
success.
DR.. Louis L. Kaplan, Of Balti-
more, will be speaker Of the
afternoon. The meeting will be
opened with q prayer by Mrs.
Moe Gutenberg. Behind the
News" a play written and pro-
duced by Mrs. Raphael Touraver
and Mrs. /. E. LevinSon, who
are in the cast along with Mrs.
Herman Becker and Mrs. !. A.
Peake, will be presented as part
Of the entertainment. A social
hour will complete the afternoon.
The ladies on Mrs. PLIERS com.
mittee are Mrs. Charles Gold
smith, Mrs. Meyer Dodek, Mrs. A.
Dembow, Mrs. Harry Schwartz.
Mrs. Max Shapiro, Mrs. Rachel
Kossow, Mrs. Nathan Kronman,
Mrs. Abe Orlean. Mrs. Joseph
KaminSky, Mrs. Louis RoSichan,
Mrs. Harry WalSky, Mrs. Kate
Willcher, Mrs. William Rosen-
dorf, Mrs. Morris Within, Mrs.
Alex Berlin, Mrs. Morris Meyer
hoff, Mrs. I. Williams, Mrs.
Meyers Jacobs, Mrs. s. Aaron,
Mrs. I. s. Tourover, Mrs. Charles
RoSenthal, Mrs. Jacob Bass, Mrs.
Philip Justine, Mrs. Yudie Pa
mitz, Mrs. Libby Solomon and
Mrs. Samuel hickman.
Mrs. Ernest M. Gustafson, 1904
Eighteenth st. N. w., win hold q
luncheon next Thursday in honor
Of Mrs. ]. Edwin Reid, the retir-
ing president Of the Sunshine and
Community Society Of the District
Of Columbia, and her board Of
managers, consisting Of Mrs. Marie
c. Deal, Mrs. F. c. Brinley, Mrs.
Edward Stevens, Mrs. s. Russell
Bowen, Mrs. Paul j. Christian,
Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield, Mrs.
Bessie C.. Kennedy, Mrs. j. Noble
Hoover and Mrs. Herman MatSon.
Chairmen Of committees will
also attend: Mrs. H. A. Austin,
Mrs. e. B. Johns, Mrs. E. M. Gus
tafSon, Mrs. Eugene Thompson,
Mrs. q. W. Trevena, Mrs. H. E.
HuntSberry, Mrs. w. II. Fairless,
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, Mrs r.
r. Powers, and Mrs. W. w. Taylor.
Alpha Chapter Of Sigma Tau
Gamma Sorority has set the date
Of its spring dance on Friday.
May 20, which will be held at
the National Women's Country
Club.
Miss Mildred Duckett Is chair
man of the committee ON ar
rangements. She is being assisted
by Miss Joan Kenealy, Miss June
Marks, and Mrs. Lucille Swan
Miller.
Plans for the event were made
at q recent meeting at which
the initiation Of Miss Dorothy
Garner, Mrs. Lullian horst, Of
Chicago; Mrs. Lucille Swan Mil
Ter. and Miss Mildred Swan, took
place.
Plans are also being made for
a tea in honor of the Mothers
Of Sigma Tau Gamma on May 10.
Members Of the Mothers Club
and the faculty Of st. Johns
School are joining tonight for
the observance Of educational
Night" at the College Hall.
Brother Dorotheus, president of
the school, will make the welcom-
ing address. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Maloney and Mrs. Yates Bos.
we'll will form the reception com
mittee.
Guest speakers will be the Rev.
DR.. Edward B. Jordan, professor
of Education. Catholic Univer.
sity. and Brother E. Plus, pro,
vincial Of the Maryland district.
Members Of the Society Of Free
Lance Writers are devoting more
time to the business of writing as
the end Of the season draws near.
At the next meeting Of the so
ciety next Thursday, April 80, in
the Shoreham Hotel, Emma SUIT
ton-Bennett, Jean Lane and Ma
nette E. Friend will submit origi-
nal short stories which will be
read by the clubs reader, Miss
Phyllis Holton. The stories will
then be analyzed by the class.
Stories are being prepared by
members Of the society for their
contest Of original stories Of from
$500 to 1000 words. Cash prizes
will be awarded to writer's Of the
best four.
AS great a success as last years
annual card party and dance is
the goal set by the GonZaga Stu
dents Mothers Association for a
similar event which will be held
next Thursday night at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Proceeds from the party will be
applied to the associations Schol.
arship fund.
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