Evening star., 1937-06-06

Martin, Soldiers Home, with Mrs.
William Clements assisting. A paper
on "Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi'
was given by Miss Mabel Hayes. Roll
call was Vacation Plans" The next
meeting will be September %, with
Mrs. Raymond NJ Babcock, ALL
Twelfth street northeast, with Mrs
Arthur Loveren assisting.
The Skylixhts Of History, Junio,
Club No. l, sponsored by the Depart
ment Of the Potomac Woman's Relief
Corps, met May %, with the president
Mary Adelaide Everett, presiding
Mrs. Mary E. Bowen, president De-
partment Of Potomac, w. r. c.. con-
Quoted the annual inspection. It was
voted to make bedside bags for the
hospitals and amusements for the
Children's Hospital. this work coming
through the Federation of Churches
All members are urged to take part in
the Flag day exercises on the east
front of the Capitol on Flag day.
The next meeting will be June 18.
The Washington Section of the Ma
tional Council OF Jewish Juniors held
installation of officers Thursday night
at the Jewish Community Center Miss
Beatrice r. Hahn of New Haven,
Conn, national president, and Mrs.
Arthur Stevens, Washington senior
advisor, ofaciated.
The officers installed were Mrs.
Betty K. Shapiro, president; Miss
Goldie Bachman, first vice president;
Mrs. Sarah o. Gilden, second vice
president; Miss Bella Schwartz, re-
cord1ng secretary; Miss Rose Fucker
man, corresponding secretary; Miss
Gertrude Yaffee, treasurer; Miss jean
ette Rod, auditor: Miss Irene Hirsch,
chaplain, and Mrs. Blanche Alloy,
Miss Hattie Flax and Miss Paula Starr.
directors.
The final report on the Dorothy
Goldsmith Recreation Fund was given
by the chairman, Miss Goldie Rosen-
berg. Miss Rosenberg presented $500
check to the Jewish Community Gen.
ter. She announced dance today at
the National Women's Country Club
IN Bethesda for the girls who had
earned money for the fund. Annual
reports were presented by the officers.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1,
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, met at 1922 New Hampshire
avenue with the president, Mrs. Sylvia
D. Mclaughlin. in the chair.
Memorial services were conducted
for the late members of the tent.
Prayer by Mrs. Edith Bugbee, hymn
by Mrs. Hermoine Sutton, Miss La
vinia Bashford and Mrs Ethel Grimes,
A tribute was paid by Mrs. Mac
Laughlin.
Mrs. Ethel Grimes was installed as
musician.
Joint memorial services under direc-
ton of the G.. A. R., will be held at
1922 New Hampshire avenue, June 10,
at pm.
Members of the tent will participate
in Flag day exercises, June IA, at the
Capital
Next meeting June II.
The Ben Murch Home and School
Association will meet Tuesday at 3:l5
pm. There will be an exhibit of the
work OF the Community Center activi-
ties. All parents are invited to be
present at the election of officers.
The Petworth Woman's Clubs an
nual meeting will be held tomorrow, at
8 pm. in the Petworth School.
Mrs. Lloyd Biddl,e president of the
District Federation; Mrs. Harvey
Wiley of the General Federation, Mrs.
Edgar Merrett, Mrs. Ann Hunter and
Mrs. Edwin Brown are among the
guests.
The new off1cers-Mrs. Oscar Nell
son, president; Mrs. Frank Stuart,
vice president; Mrs. Frank MacMaugh,
recording secretary; Mrs. Frederick
Shearer, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Karl Utley, treasurer-will be in
stalled
Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle-The
20th anniversary will be celebrated in
the form Of banquet and dance to-
day at 7 pm. at the Jewish Com
munity Center. The guest speaker will
be Judge Joseph Fromberg. An Or
chestra will furnish the music and q
program OF entertainment has been
arranged.
For reservations or tickets call Mrs.
Joseph Cherner, Adams 1923.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps, No.
4. Auxiliary to the G. A. R.. met May
"a at the Thomas Circle Club, with
the president, Mrs. B. B. Brown, pre-
siding. Mrs. Taylor was initiated.
Mrs. Mary E. Bowen, president De-
partment Of the Potomac. w. r. c.,
and her staff were received.
The next meeting will be June 2S
at the Thomas Circle Club.
The W0man's Club of Sixteenth
Street Highlands held q luncheon at
the Brook Farm Tea House, Chevy
Chase, Md. last Wednesday.
Newly elected officers are: President.
Mrs. Elmon l.. Burton: first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Pierre NJ. Bealer; recording
secretary, Mrs. Consadine Bpnos: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Paul Grove,
and treasurer, Mrs. George c. Shoe
maker.