The Washington times., 1937-03-26
CHI SIGMA BALL
SATURDAY AT
BETHESDA
BY MARY PADGETT


Club, Bethesda, Md.
Miss Mary E. Wood is in charge
Of arrangements, assisted by Miss
Connie Cooksey, president Of the
chapter; Miss Stuart Gibson and
Miss Blanche Brothers.
Guests of honor at the dance
will include Mrs. Sara Walter, Of
Merchantvile, N. j., national pres
ident Of Chi Sigma; Mrs. Lille
Marie Jones, of Baltimore, ma
tional vice president; Miss Mary
Lou Colliflower, of washington,
national treasurer; Miss Josephine
Sullivan, president Of Alpha Pro
vince, as well as the presidents of
local chapters.
Mrs. Roberta Campbell Law
son, president of the General
Federation of Women'S Clubs,
plans to view the art contest and
exhibit which the District fed
Grafton is sponsoring for local
artists in the National Gallery of
Art at the National Museum,
April 9 to 20.
Mrs. Lloyd A. Morrison, chair
man Of the fine arts department,
is In charge Of this project. Mrs.
Ernest A. Daniel, first vice preSi-
dent Of the federation, Is chair
man Of patronesSeS, among
whom are outstanding women in
Washington'S official and social
life.
Mrs. Morrison announces that
the jury Of selection and arrange
ment for the exhibit includes
Mrs. Frances w. Wheeler, Mrs.
Susan B. Chase, Ruel P. Tolman,
r. Bruce Horsfall and Mrs. Ed
ward o. Hurlburt.
The music division of the Fine
Arts Department Of the District
Federation, Of which Miss Alice
Keith is chairman, is sponsoring
q music contest for all federated
clubwomen, prizes for which will
be awarded at the May annual
meeting.
Awards are for best compost
ton for piano, voice, or violin,
and they will be for quality rather
than length. Miss Keith is in
charge.
Due to the Passover holiday,
the Washington section Of the
National Council of Jewish Ju-
niorS will hold its board meet.
ing Monday night instead Of
Thursday. The meeting will be
held at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Betty K. Shapiro, 103
Kennedy st. N. w.
The April meeting Of the sec
tion will be held Wednesday,
April 7, at the Jewish Com
munity Center, instead of Thurs
day, April 8, also because of Pass
over.
At the April meeting reports
will be received from the nomi-
mating committee, from the COM
mittee on the Senior-junior tea,
and from the chairman of the
Dorothy Goldsmith recreatlonal
fund, Goldie Rosenberg.
The nominating committee
consists Of Mae Ponorow, chair
man; Charlotte Schwartz, Anne
Bachman, Paula Starr and Bobby
KurtZ.
The Washington Juniors are
planning a tea to take place in
May jointly with the Council of
Jewish Women. The committee
in charge from the juniors con-
SiStS OF Edna StrauS, chairman: !:
Sarah Gilden, Anne Goldsmith,
Ethelgoldie Friedman and Goldie
Bachman.
Newly elected officers Of Wash.
tngton Unit, No. 4, Ladies Auxil.
larry Fleet Reserve Association,
are announced today as follows
President, Christine N. Elem.
ing; vice president, Gertrude Metz,
Secretary-treasurer, Mabel Sally:
chaplain, Emma Mccormick; his,
torian, Annie L. Sweeney; board
Of directors, Elenor Cronan, Marie
Grant, Ruth Troy, Una Lofgren
and Marion Bonamarte.
The next meeting of the unit
will take place Thursday at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marine Club,
1915 L st. N. w.
Arrangements are being made
for o bingo party on April 3 at
8 p. M, at the home Of Mrs.
Stanley Fuller, 615 Fifth st. N. E.
Mrs. Kenneth F. Rich, resident
head Of Hull House, will speak on
Hull House and the Changing
Scene" from Chicago over the
radio program Of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs,
Thursday at 2::30 p. M, over the
Blue Network Of N.B.C. Mrs.
Edgar B. Merritt is chairman of
radio for both the General and the
District Of Columbia FederationS.
Miss Ruth Finney, Of the
Washington News, will discuss cur
rent events before the Woman's
National Democratic Club, Mon
day at 12:45 p. M, in the club
house, 1926 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w.
The Hood College Club of Wash
ington will have President and
Mrs. Henry I. Stahr as guests at
its spring dinner Tuesday night
IN Wesley Hall.
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