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The Washington times., 1937-05-18
Mrs. VarieII Here

Mrs. Arthur Davis Variell has
come from her winter home in
Miami Beach, Fla, and is at the
Shoreham for two weeks. She will
be Joined in a few days by her
husband, Brig. Gen. Variell, who
remained to close their Miami
Beach home. Mrs. Variell is a
cousin of the late Rear Admiral
winfield Scott Schley, U. S. N.
Representative and Mrs. Harold
D. Cooley have as their guests at
Wardman Park Hotel for several
days Mr.. and Mrs. william Sander
of Smithfield N. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. j. Downey Of Nashville,
II. c., with their daughter, Miss
Adele Downey. ....
The regular monthly luncheon
of the 70 Club, consisting Of the
wives of members Of Congress
elected to the Seventy-third Con
gress, scheduled for tomorrow, has
been postponed. The June lunch
con will be a picnic. It is also
planned to give an evening l.arty
in honor Of the husbands.
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Going to HYDE Park After Festivitie

after a visit in the States.
At her press conference yester-
day the First Lady apologized for
the fact that she had been just
a little while before drenched with
champagne. 1t happened when she
and Captain Rickenbacker were
inaugurating a new hourly service
between Washington and New
York and when she attempted
with great effort-to break the
bottles on the airplanes, the high
wind at the airport made her
duties well nigh impossible.
TOday's Activities
This afternoon Mrs. Roosevelt
will receive a group of Democratic
women from Forest Hills, L. l., to
b. followed by group of Colonial
Danes, and then she will be
hostess at a garden party on the
South lawn.
Tomorrow morning she will take
part in the opening of telephone
line between the United States
and China, following which she
will attend the Political Study
Club luncheon. and in the after
noon she and the President will
entertain at their annual party
for the Disabled War Veterans.
1t is possible that the First Lady
will spend part of Thursday in
New York city but she will return
in time to take small group of
post graduates students of the
Todhunter School on tour of
various homeSteads, starting at
GreenSburg. Pa, and ending un
at Greenbelt. They will stop Fri
day night in Morgentown and will
complete their weekend trip with
a luncheon at the White House
on Sunday.
That evening Mrs. Roosevelt
will leave for West Liberty, KY,
to dedicate a school and on her
way back to the Capital will at
tend the Arthurdale High School
commencement exercises and the
opening of new factory there.
She will be back at the White
House Tuesday night.
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T00y!N!!: Topics
re-. q. O Fad or 4
BIZ Flora Macdonald

Smart circus addicts greeted
the arrival of the sawdust
Thespians last night in a melee
of laughter and awed gasps
The circus never loses its
glamor and it started us think
ing about the time when we
had no idea of writing society
and our only thought was
about the day when we would
thrill thousands with feats OF
aerial gymnastics. Naturally
that was a long time ago!
Strolling the tent, shortly
after the performance began
was Kay Pearson, wearing a
camel's hair sport coat; Emily
North King, Hugh Reilly, jr.,
and a mysterious, handsome
chap we didn't know.
Laughing most heartily at
the antics of the comedians
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfons
Landa. The dashing blond
Mrs. Landa, who has many
sartorial coups to her credit,
was wearing a tweed coat with
a blush tint and a small felt
which boosted a dashing quill,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sweeney
(she was the former Alicia
Rodgers, you know were
there with several friends.
Jane Culbertson, CARRIED in a
chick black tailleur and a
tiny "fez," was another de.
voice of the sawdust and
spangles who was apparent
Seated in a front row, grin.
ming broadly, was Commits
sioner Melvin c. Hazen.
The Clarence Dodges are
sailing on Saturday for a six
weeks stay in Europe and in
the form of a bon voyage
party was the luncheon given
Sunday for them by that
popular couple, Mr.. and Mrs
William Barron Kerkam.
Interesting visitors from
Belgium who will arrive il
the Capital next week are
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard King
Shaler, who have been passing
several months in the States
during which time they have
visited in California.
While here they will b.
joined by their son, Jimmy
Shaler, who, in June, com
pletes his course at Harvard
and following his graduation
will become a student in thu
The Washington times., 1937-05-18

Well known Washington women
are serving on committees arrang.
ing for the delightful outdoor per-
formances on June 8 and 9 in the
garden of the Alva Belmont
House, headquarters Of the Ma
tional Woman's Party, Of the
Shakespearan play Loves Labor's
Lost"
The reception committee is
headed by Mrs. Richard Vain
wright, and is comprised Of Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley, Mrs. Howard
william Nicely, Miss Anita Pollitr
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Society Women on Committee

yer, Miss Laura Berrien, Mrs. Ray
riond Gram Swing, Mrs. Karl
Greene, Mrs. Ernest H. Daniels,
Mrs. Max Rotter, and Mrs. Her
man Gasch. This committee will
be busily engaged in receiving
many distinguished guests, for the
patronesses are being invited by
Mrs. Norman Underwood, Mrs.
Stephen Pell and Mrs. Charles H.
Hilles.
An al fresco supper, to be served
in the lovely old garden preceding
the performance is being ar
ranged. f..
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Sail Tomorrow

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer will
sail tomorrow aboard the Nor
mandie from New York for several
weeks sojourn in Europe.
4 \
Mrs. Royal S. Copeland was
the luncheon guest yesterday Vi
Mrs. Benjamin S. Montague at
the Mayflower. Mrs. Copeland
and Mrs. Montague are lifelong
friends, both having been born
and reared together in Cadillac,
Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Monta-
que are leaving Washington on
Monday for Cadillac and then to
Victoria, Canada, for the summer.
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To Be "At Home"

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blumen-
thai will be eat home" at their
place on Klingle Road from 4
until z O'Clock on Sunday after
noon in honor Of the confirma-
ton Of their daughter, Eleanor.
Akk
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auslander,
of New York city. are staying at
the Carlton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1937-05-18
Dolly Cameron Says:
Roosevelt TO ATTEND WEDDING
Relatives Coming From Seattle and Texas for the
June Nuptials of Presidents Son and Ethel
uPont Reception to Follow at Owls Nest

There gathering of the Roosevelt clan the latter part of
next month"; And the will be the marriage of Franklin
The
a
nv o
will follow Owls Nest the of the brides parents
eenvlle
Frederick T. Church, who
Park The Rev. Peabody head
n
at
Going to Hyde Park After Festivities
ersof
plan o
of
William Phillips Mrs Roosevelt will visit her
The Washington times., 1937-05-18

Smart addics diplomatic service, maxim
the arriva of the sawdust his home for the summer
Thesnians laStn night in Washington.
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Diplomatic and Official Votes:
MRS. MORCENTHAU HONOR GUEST
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
E.ntertains at Luncheon
For Her Chiefs Wife

Mrs. Henry A. Morgenthau, jr., wife Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, was the guest in
whose honor the Secretary Of the Treasury Miss Jose
phne Roche entertained luncheon today at the Carlton Hotel
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
desarrollar eli bienestar de los

desarrollar ell bienestar de los
campesinos, que sera adn mas
grande, cuando el enemigo fas-
cista este vencido totalmente.
Todos los campesinos recono-
cen las grandes ventajas que
tienen por los Sindicatos Agri-
colas. Por ejemplo los capitales
c~olectivos que tienen los Sindi-
catos, facilitan a los campesi-
nos creditos a largo plazo, y por
10 tanto, les permite extender
su production.
La vista a los Sindicatos A
gricolas de Maresme, nos ha de-
jado la honda impression de que
los campesinos de Catalina ira
bajan con todas sus fuerzas pa
ra ganar la guerra contra ell fas
cismo, porque saben y sienten,
que la causa de la Rep1blica es
su misma causa.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
YOUST d Ell CABA
RET "LA PAUOMA"

Miami, nov. 29.-Anuncio a.
qui que vendera ell cabaret "La
Paloma", quitandose del medic,
ell ciudadano AL Youst, deteni-
do aver por orden del sheriff
Coleman.
"Vendere a I'm sindicato, d.
jo". Anoche, ell dueno del Caba-
ret, empleados y artistas fue-
ron llevados a la carcel; pero OBJ
tuvieron su libertad por media
ci6n del juez Atkinson, de la
corte del circuito.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
No despreciGmos a Fruncia por-
que sentimos MstimG de ella

Paris, nov. 29.-La negative
hecha en- Paris, deSmintiendo
que ell ministro de marina, Ce-
sar C%ampinchi, pronunciara I'm
dissurso contra Italia, en- Tou-
lon, Ell dfa % de octubre, ha en-.
furecido a los peri6dicos fascis
tas.
Todos los peri6dicos del Duce
que son los Gnicos que pueden
existir, con ell Giornale de Italia
q la cabeza, siguen arremetien-
do contra Ell Frente Popular
Frances Y aluden a Ia vista que
hoy haran a Chamberlain v Sir
Eden, en- Londres, Ell primer mi
nistro y ell ministro de estado
de Francia.
Campinchi no pronunci6 dis
curse alguno en- esa fecha, pero
los diarios fascistas lie atacan,
por el discurso, y dicen que d.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
E2 Cabaret

E2 Cabaret
La Secci6n de RecrsO Y Adol
no de la Unione Italiana reel.
bio ell Sabado mobiles pruebas ds
simpatfa durante ell Cabaret &C
lebrado en- Ell artfstico edificic
de la Septima y Gale IS.
Centenares de j6venes de am
hos sexos, junto con familiares
y amigos, pasaron ALI horas
inolvidables.
Las orquestas "Don Francis
co" y la Tropical" supieron
complacer a la concurrencia y
sus directories Y m1sicos fueron
calurosamente aplaudidos.
Extraordinario, en- lujo, arte
y buen gusto, Ell programa de va
riedades.
A las cinco de la manana sc
inici6 ell desfile.
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LOS sIND1cATos AGR1..
(Viene de Ia Sa)

iaje standard y una marca ma
cional, la cual es va conocida en-
los mercados e~xtranjeros. Tam
bien los sindicatos de Maresme
podfa naumentar la exportacion
de la coliflor, por la que habia,
sobre TODD en- Estocolmo, un
gran interes. AL fin los Sindica-
tos Agricolas de Maresme con-
tribuyen por la exportacion de
las alcachofas, de los nabos y
guisantes, y otras hortalizas a
procurar las divisas n%ecesarias
para la guerra.
Terminada la exportaci6n, Ell
campo sigue siendo cativado y
sus productos son d~estinados al
consume interior. Sc consi-
guen como minimo dos cosechas
mas de patatas, que sirven pa
ra abastecer los frentes y la re-
taguardia republican,.
Sc comprende facilmente el
entusiasmo de los campesinos
de Maresme por. su cOlabora-
ci6n en- la guerra de libertad, 81
sc tiene en- cuenta como la Re-
p1blica del Frente Popular ha
mejorado, a pesar de la guerra,
su situaci6n. Todos los campesi-
nos de Maresme han sido antes
jornaleros o arrendatarios y
ahora les perteneee la terra
que cultivan. va antes del 10 de
julio, los campesinos de Mares
me en- su mayoria Sc habian or
ganizado en- Sindicatos Agrico-
las, porque por las caracteristi-
cas- de sus productos, les era ne
cesaria la ayuda de los sindi-
catos en- la compra y venta. Pc
70 hoy, que las antiques cargas
insoportables han desapareci-
do los Sindicatos Agricolas, con
la ayuda del Gobierno, pueden
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

rido, hemos creido pertinente,
siempre que ella sea gustosa, pa
Sc a ser madrina de Guerra del
Jefe de la "a Brigada, Miguel
Ortiz.
Por pedirmelo asf ell Conan
dante del SO Battalion de la "a
iBrigada, joaquin Feijoo, y ell
Comisario Delegado de Guerra
|de la Brigada, Francisco Vera,
yo agradecere que Ell Club que
esta tornado en- West Tampa,
elijan dos muchachas para ma
drinas de guerra de los mismos,
p~rocurando sean de Ybor City,
hermosa ciudad de Tampa, que
tan valerosamente Sc esta por-
tando con Ell ejercito del pueblo.
Una vez que estas Sc hagan car
go del madrinaje, mandarin las
fotografias.
Tan prsnto Sc reciba la foto-
grafia, Sc lie enviara un aviso,
para que juntamente con la
ISrta. Santander Y una comisi6n
de esas ciudades representada
por Ell director del peri6dico La
IGaceta, de Tampa, Sc trasladen
a Espana a regular Y madrinar
la bandera que significara la
Uni6 nde esas ciudades con este
Ejercito, del que recibiran Ell
homemade que aunque grandio-
so nunca sera 10 suficiente pa
ra demostrar ell amor y carine
que sentimos por esa TERRA hos
pitalaria.
Tu hermano
Felipe Rojas.
Por la parte que nos teca a.
gradecemos la i~nvitaci6n en- el
gran valor que tiene. SALUD!
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

jo: la guerra entire las escua-
dras de Italia y Francia es inc
vitable.
Virginia Gayda eta como
prueba una carta de Jean Fran
sinet al ministro, que asegura
fue publicada en- ell "Marseille
Ma6n".
Examinada una copia de csc
peri6dico, de la fecha senalada,
no aparece referencia alguna al
discurso del ministro y Tampa
co a la carta citada por Gayda.
La Tribuna sostiene que ell E.
calireur, de Mia, pub1ic6 refe-
rencias sobre ell discurso del mi
nistro.
Ell "Lavoro Fascista" en- un
editorial dice: Italia no teme la
guerra. Mas aun podemos de-
cir, Italia en- menos de Is amos
ha ganado tres guerras, 10 que
prueba que no teme la guerra,
psEo no la odia. 81 las guerras
son inevitables, nosotros cem-
batiremos Y venceremos. Tene-
mos la abbsoluta serenidad del
fuerte. Tenemos tanta sereni-
dad que nj aun despreciamos a
Francia. No la despreciamos
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
TERRA DE EsPANA

Sc exhibira hoy, en- ell teatro
Ritz, la gran pelicula 'Tierra
de Espana", hecha por I'm nota
BILE fot6grafo y ell celebre move
lista Ernest Hemingway, ahora
residente en- Madrid.
Els una cinta que describe Ia
guerra, fotografica y verbal
mente, tai como los fascistas es-
paholes, italianos y alemanes Ia
hacen contra la Rep1blica y 81
pueblo.
Pelicula que Ia cobardia de
los gobernantes ingleses prohi-
bio exhibir en- Londres.
Manana martes Sc exhibird
en- ell teatro Royal, de West
Tampa, y despues, microbes,
jueves y viernes, en- Ell Casino.
Patrocina la exhici6n ell Co
mite Popular Democratico dc
Socorro a Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
La Matinee

La Matinee
LENA por complete sc vic Ia
g%randiosa sala del Centre Espa
mol de Ybor, en- la tarde Y noche
de aver.
POGO despues de las cuatro Sc
empez6 a cumplir Ell programa
por la orquesta "Don Francis
CO."
Mas de I'm ceAtenar de pare
jas hizo honor a la buena m1si-
ca v a la noble labor de los mu-
chachos de la Secci6n de Recreo
y Adorno.
Cuando comenz6 Ell desfile,
despues de las ocho de la noche,
Armando de la Riva y los cultos
j6venes de la Secci6n expresa.
ban su gratitud por ell exito.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
NO DEJAN ENTRAR A LOS
JUDIOS EN- LA UNIVERSE

DAD
Varsovia, Nov. 29.-NuevoS
des6rdenes antisemiticos ocu :
rrieron enl a Universidad de
Lwow, donde los estudiantes re-
accionarios cumplen una sema-
ma "de classes sin judios." Trein
ia estudiantes judios que trata-
ron de ~penetrar en- los terrenos
de la Universidad, fueroli recha
zados por los piquees.
FL professor Ginsznice, que
trataba de guitar un cartel an
ti-hebreo, fue agredido por va
rios estudiantes.
Los reaccionarios sitiaron ell
edificio del Institute de Qufmi-
ca para encontrar a ocho estu :
diantes judios que habfan entra
do por la mafana.
La Ultima universidad que Sc
oponia a la segregation de los
judios, la Vino, ha cedido va.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
E GAS PARA LOS 3D.
RRACHOS

Estokolmo, Suecia, Nov. 20.
Ell ingeniero Sigurd Lind
holm dice haber descubierto
I'm gas que en- pocos minutes
hace que un borracho recobre
por complete la serenidad, Ii
brandose de la embriaguez. Els
tie gas, perteneciente a la ia
milia del "gas de la risa" con-
tiene una gran cantidad de aci
do y no perjudica la salud al
ser inhalado.
Sc propone costear los gas
tos de production ell Club Real
del Autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
ANTIFASCISTAS ENlCARCE
LADOS EN- ITALIA

Roma, nov. 29.-Un tribunal
especial cOnden6 aquf, por an
tifascistas, a ocho personals, in-
cluyendo una mujer.
Con las nuevas sentencias lie
ga a 100 Ell n1mero de personas
condenados por actfvidades sub
versivas.
Cast todos fueron acQsados
de comunistas Y de operar en-
Florence y Empoli. La mujer
fue condenada a tres amos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
Ell Cabaret Privado

El Cabaret Privado
Els la semana del Cabaret PR
vado del Centre Espahol, orga.
nizado por las Damas de Protec
ci6n y Auxilio.
Mas de 80 mesas Sc han ven
dido entire conocidas y respeta-
bles familias.
TODD Ell dinero que Sc recoja
con la venta de claveles, a la
puerta de entrada, Sc destinara
q los ninos de Espana.
Ell restS de 10 que la fiesta
produzca Sc invertira en- nuevas
camas para Ell sanatorio de Bay
shore Boulevard.
Alternar la algeria de la jul
ventud tampena con ell amor a
la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
A Ell VAPOR
DE CARGA "CAUTO'

New York, Nov. 29.-Cerca
de las costas de Mej.co encall6
hoy ell vapor de carga amerl-
cano Cauto.
BESIDE Cayo Mambi, en- Gu
ba, sc mantiene communication
con los marriages. Dssplaza e.
vapor $500 tsneladas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
LA SRTA. ESTELA SANTAN-
DER PASARA A SER MA
DRINA DE GUERRA DEL
JEFE DE LA BRIGADA "a
Hacen una invitacion a las mu
chachas v nuestro director

Francisco Rojas, Ell hermano
del valiente miliciano Felipe Ro
jas, recibi6 ell sabado una carta,
que anoche nos entregara ell
cempanero Domingo Robes, re
dactada en- estos terminus:
s de Noviembre de 1897
Panchito:
Esta carta es para que til la
entregues al Club Demoeratico
de West Tampa, donde fue ele-
gida Ia simpatica ssnorita Es-
tela SantandeE.
Por no encontrarse en- este
Battalion el Captain Miguel Flo
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
La Function

La Function
Verified anoche en- ell teatro
del Cfrculo Cubano, la Herman
dad Wesley, la function que ha-
biames anunciado.
Ell publico respondi6 a la lla-
mazda que Sc lie hiciera, quedan-
do muy complacidos los organi
zadores.
Con Ell dineso recaudado Sc :
ran embarcadas para Cuba al :
gunas familias pobres.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

por que sentimos ASTHMA de
ella.
En- los circulos offciales fran
ceses Sc hizo una negative Y Sc
do por terminado ell incidente.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
Reunion del Comite
AMriLiar de Muieres


La p~residenta del Comite Au-
xiliar de Mujeres, Sra. Elisa
Morris, cita a las companeras de
Ybor City y West Tampa para
Ia noche de hoy, en- ell Centre
Obrero.
Cuestiones de in~portancia re
claman la asistsncfa do las COM
paheras.
Elias rea1izan una labor i'm
ponderabie, cooperando con Ell
Comite Popular Democratico.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29
MesGs reServGdGs

FL Temple Ideal No. 2, de Ia
Orden Caballeros del Aguila dc
Orc, reservara mesas, para las
personals que las pidan, la no :
che del IL de diciembre, en- d
palacio de la Novena y Gale 16.
Sc ha fijado un precio muy
razonable, $500 por mesa, sin
entrada.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

~CAMPRINCHI mo o N
Clio DISCURSO ALGUNO,
PERO LOS FASCTSTAS IN
SISTEN EN- QUE ST 10
PRONUNCIO
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

Companies east todo.--LoS
mas altos precios TOR sus nue.
bles v enseres. Muebles de OFF.
Gina.
" TRADING POST
1918 Franklin ST.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

Enfermo
Mejora rapidamente ell queri
do amigo y companero Jimeno
Menendez.
Parece haber recobrado va Ia
vista, por complete, del ojo en-
fermo.
lie asists Ell DR.. Pezia, quien
asegura Sc trata de un case ex-
traordinario.
Jimeno sigue recluido en- la
sala de cirugia del magnffico ga
natorio del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

Actaaran como madrinas de
Ia fiesta las senoritas Angelina
Seditta, Hida Castro, Carmen
Gon1alez, Selma Gonzalez Y Ma
~ Villanueva.
Gracias damos a la Secreta-
ria, Sra. Maria Fonte, por su a.
mable communication.
La gaceta., 1937-11-29

OVVPO ILUyUOs
Por la parte que nos teca a.
gradecemos la invitaci6n en- 81
gran valor que tiene. SALUD!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-18
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The Washington times., 1937-12-03

pointed out that at present the
departments architectural &C
tivities affect communities of
every size from coast to coast,
and even include insular posses
sions.
Mrs. Morgenthau's lecture was
accompanied by slides which
showed examples of American
mural painting. There were also
illustrations Of the frescoes in
the Department Of Justice
Building by Henry Varnum
Poor, and the murals Of Board
man Robinson, Leon Kroll, John
Steuart Curry, and Ward Lock.
wood, In other Government
buildings Of the Capital.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. Karl Fenning, president
Of the club.
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will head the reception group
for Mrs. Roosevelt, assisted by
the first and second vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler
and Miss Phronsie Marsh, the
reception chairman, Mrs. Will
liam w. Scott, and the vice
chairman Of reception, Mrs. Ben
Johnson.
Those who will preside at the
tea tables will be Mrs. elaine
Free Moore, Mrs. M. Hugh
Irish, Mrs. Jane Watson and
Mrs. Richard e. Gasch,; all mem
bers Of the D. c. branch execu.
tive board, and Mrs. Dawson
Olmstead, past president of the
D. G. branch.
THOSE ASSISTING
Assisting in receiving and at
the tea tables will be Miss Mar.
garet Jean Bailey, Mrs. william
w. Badgley, Mrs. Minnie L.
Briggs, Mrs. Rose Robinson
Cohen, Mrs. Hattie Meyers Jun
kin, Miss Clara ManderSchied,
Miss Ruby Nevins, Mrs. Matte
Richards Tyler, Miss Agnes
Winn, Miss Katharine Hinton
Wooten and Mrs. Embert lie
Lachuer, some Of whom will be
dressed in owl and artist cos
tunes and will act as pages.
Mrs. Roosevelt will discuss her
writing problems and how she
meets them.
The other major event of the
branch is the fair to be held in
the studio next Friday and
Saturday, December 10 and II.
Work of the members, such
The Washington times., 1937-12-03
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Morgenthau, jr., wife of the Sec
retary of the Treasury, before
members of the Political Study
Club at the meeting preceding
the luncheon in Barker Hall Of
the Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Morgenthau, in telling
about the murals and sculpture
installed under the Treasury
art program, remarked:
'"The Treasury has been for a
long time our architectural
agency. Therefore, it is not a
new, or strange affair for art
and the Treasury to be allies.
They are old and established
friends"
Pointing out that the Treasury
Department constructs nearly
all of the Federal buildings
everywhere, Mrs. Morgenthau
The Washington times., 1937-12-03

American War Mothers-Reception, national head
quarters 1927 New Hampshire Ave. N w.
st. Johns Mothers Cub-Meeng vocational program
p. mr at st. Johns College 1925 Vermont Ave- N w.
Soropmst CubDedicaon of the library the Home for
1ncurableS, p. M, at the home.
Washington Branch National League Of American Women
Poetry Workshop league studio in Grafton Hotel
Women Of the party by ANNAPOLIS Marching Club
OF Columbia Chatter p. Moose Hail. 1414 ST. N. w.
Womens City ClubPubc speaking class, clubhouse
1876 Jackson P. N. W..
Womens Club Chevy Chase-Meeng Of the section
II a. m, assembly room of Presbyterian Church.
Goodwill Gud-Meeting, 1:15 D. M. Goodwill headquarters
1918 New Hampshire Ave- N w.
ParentTeacher Association Juniorsenior
High SchoolBenefit card party and dance Anacostia
High School. I'm ..
The Washington times., 1937-12-03

featuring several countries, as
we'll as many artistic and use
full articles, will be displayed at
another booth. There will also
be a book bindery exhibit and
still another booth will feature
an exhibit Of q new series Of
maps known as 'The Romance
Maps" originated by Josephine
Wilhelm Wickser, a Pen Woman
of the Buffalo IN. " Branch.
WHITE ELEPHANTS"
Another interesting exhibit
will be the White Elephant
Table, whose contents will be
sold at auction Saturday night
by Mrs. Richard e. GAsch and
Mrs. Lewis M. Bartlett.
Tea will be served each after
noon, with cakes, cookies, and
candies sold under the direction