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Evening star., 1938-12-18
Political
Study Club
Aids Needy
Christmas Party
Guests Pile Gifts
Around Tree

A Christmas party, at which
needy children in Washington we're
remembered, was held yesterday
afternoon by the Political Study
Club at its meeting at the Wash
ington Club
The gayly wrapped packages,
which were piled around the lighted
Christmas tree, will be turned over
to newspapers and other organiza-
tons in the city, sponsoring Christ
mas campaigns. Some of the gifts
will go to the Wednesday Club of
the w. P. A. sewing rooms and
others will be presented directly to
persons who have made their ap-
peals to the club.
Yesterdays festivities, which fol-
lowed the program, also included
the presentation of red roses to the
past presidents of the club and
candy canes to- every person present.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake pre-
sented the Rev. DR.. Ze Barney Phil
lips, rector of the Church of the
Epiphany and chaplain of the
United States Senate. who spoke on
Christmas Mystery" Mrs. Edgar
Briant Merritt presided.
The Girls Glee Club of George
Washington University appeared in
a group of songs under DR.. Robert
Harmon, director, and Mrs. Harmon,
assistant director.
The tea tables had an effective
arrangement of red and white car
nations and red candles in tall silver
candlesticks. Presiding were Mrs.
LIE Verne Beales, Mrs. E. T. Mont
gomery and Mrs. William Walter
Husband. Those asked to receive
with Mrs. Merritt were DR.. and Mrs.
Phillips, the Rev DR.. Duncan
Fraser, assistant rector of Epiphany
Church, and Mrs. Fraser; Mrs. Will
liam Lee Corbin, DR.. and Mrs. James
Shera Montgomery. Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin and Mrs Raymond L. VOL
ven.
Special guests of honor were past
presidents of the club: Mrs. L. B.
Thomson, Mrs. Appleton Clark, Mrs.
Frank G.. Odenheimer, Mrs. Frank
Morrison, Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs.
Ernest Humphrey Daniel, Mrs.
Frank M. Shortail and Mrs. Tilman
Bacon Parks.
Arrangements were under the di-
rection of Mrs. James E. Barnes,
chairman; Mrs. James A. Councillor
and Mrs. George Oliver Gillingham,
and the Hospitality Committee, Mrs.
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Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

Mrs L. O. Regeimbal, 120 Phila-
delphia avenue. Tuesday, 10 a m,
physical education class, Town
Hall.
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase, Md.
"Wednesday, monthly meeting at
clubhouse. Luncheon omitted.
Sale of pictures, Christmas greens,
winter gardens and other articles
by nature section for benefit of
fund for fireplace and garden;
business meeting at pm. and at
2 pm. drama section to present
dramatization of THE Cricket on
the Hearth" directed by Mrs. Ar
thur T. Davenport. Music section
to sing carols. Donations Of
canned goods for Montgomery
County Hospital.
Business and Profsssional Clubs.
Business Women's Council-Tues-
day, pm. Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church. Illustrated lee
ture on Goodwill Industries.
Miscelloneous Clubs.
D. c. Federation OF Women's Clubs
Tomorrow, II am, Roosevelt Ho-
tel. Speaker, Miss Janet Richards,
on Lima Conference. Program of
Christmas music, arranged by Mrs.
Miles Trowbridge. No afternoon
session.
League of Republican Women Of the
District Of Columbia, 1901 Seven
teenth street N.W.-Wednesday, 3
to $50 pm, weekly open house
silver tea at headquarters.
D. G. League of American Pen Wom-
en-Wednesday, 3 to 6 pm, open
house at studio, Grafton Hotel
Christmas sales of creative work
by members; Minnie L. Briggs,
chairman. Friday, 8 pm, execu-
tive board, in studio.
Girls Friendly Society, Epiphany
branch-Tomorrow, pm, Christ
mas tree entertainment, Epiphany
Church Home, 1921 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. Glee club, directed
by Adolph Torovsky, to sing.
st. Patrick's Alumnae Association
Tomorrow, pm, monthly meet
ing in Carroll Hall, followed by
Christmas party. Chairman of
arrangements, Mrs. Margaret
C'Brien. All members invited.
Beta Sigma Phi, Delta Chapter-To-
day, 3 pm, with Miss Thelma
Wooten, 1925 Second street NV.
Miss Dorothy Schmool in charge
Of program and Miss Tanis Tug
well in charge of entertainment.
Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Chapter
Tuesday, 8 PM. with Mrs. Alice.
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Trinity Alumnae
Party Today. for
100 Children

Around 100 children are expected
to attend the annual Christmas
party of the Trinity College Alumnae
Association to be held today at the
college.
A Christmas play will be presented
in the auditorium by group of
Trinity students, after which gifts
will be distributed and refreshments
served around a tree in the college
social hall. Santa Claus, played by
John Friant, will be a feature of the
party.
Miss Catherine Friant is general
chairman, assisted by Miss Mary
Virginia Burke, Toy Committee:
Miss Marie Dimond, Financial Com
mittee; Miss Margaret Collins, En-
tertainment Committee; Miss Mary
Virginia Mcmahon, Refreshment
Committee, and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
publicity chairman.
The officers of the alumnae are
Mrs. Martin ODonoghue, president;
Mrs. William Lebling, vice president;
Mrs. Ralph Dunn, secretary, and
Miss Kathleen Harlowe, treasurer.
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Civic and Study CIubs.

Civic and Study Clubs.
American Association of University
Women, 1884 I street N.W.-To-
morrow, 2:45 pm, creative writ
ing group; pm, club tea and
children's Christmas party. En-
tertainment by Playground Pup
pet group with Mrs. George B.
Roth as hostess; 7:3O pm, music
appreciation group; pm, visual
education. Tuesday, $3.50 pm,
child development group; 7:30
pm, group studying Law for Lay
women. Subject, Personal Prop
erty" Wednesday, 7:30 pm,
French language group. Thurs
day, II am, morning book re-
view, with Miss Elizabeth S. Du-
vail, readers adviser of Mount
Pleasant library as speaker. In
formal luncheon; 7:45 pm. art
appreciation group to continue
study of historic buildings in
Washington. Friday, 7:45 pm,
duplicates contract bridge.
Womens City Club, 736 Jackson
place N.W.-Today, S pm, men,
bership tea Tomorrow, pm,
French class; 6 pm, French ta-
BILE; pm, French class. Tuesday,
IL am, French class; noon,
French luncheon; lis pm, after
noon bridge; pm, book hour; Z
pm, bridge. Wednesday, II am,
public speaking class. Friday, 1:30
pm, afternoon bridge; S pm,
public speaking class.
D. c. League of Women Voters
Wednesday, pm, Department of
Government and Foreign Policy,
with Mrs. M. o. Lorenz, 3510 Por-
ter street NV.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday,
with Mrs. Alice v. Creque, 1922
wyoming avenue NV. Guest,
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president D. c. Federation of
Women's Clubs.
Community Clubs.
Petworth Woman's Club-Tuesday,
1890 pm, philanthropic section,
with Mrs. j. w. Nee, 905 Allison
street NV. Distribution of dresses
and slips made by the section to
be discussed and work on hospital
bags for veterans hospitals con-
tinued. Assistant hostess, Mrs.
H. w. Dorst. Section chairman,
Mrs. B. K. Bauer. No December
meetings of art, music, civic and
education sections.
Takoma Park Women's Club-To-
morrow, 10 am, pottery class:
$50 pm, beginners bridge, with
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The Promises Men Live By" Tues
day at 5 pm.
The Junior Guild has been having
an active season. Officers who were
recently elected are Miss Carol Cox,
chairman; Mrs. William F. Clark,
vice chairman; Miss Mary Shaw,
secretary; Miss Betty Sands. pro-
gram chairman. and Miss Martha
Benton, publicity.
Mrs. Martin j. Petersilis has
charge of the program for the en-
tertainment of the children of the
Central Union Mission Children's S
Emergency Home at the party to be
given by the Junior Guild in the
clubhouse Thursday at 7 pm. The
children will be brought by truck
from the Central Union Mission to
the clubhouse. where Santa Claus
will be waiting to distribute gifts
from under the Christmas tree.
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Program Is Arranged
For Membership Tea
Of Hadassah

A program, including an address
and musrsN and dramatic features,
has been arranged by the Washing
ton Chapter of Hadassah for its
membership tea on Tuesday at 2:3o
pm. at the Jewish Community
Center.
Details were worked out last week
at an all-day meeting of the Mem
bership Committee at the home of
Mrs. Harry Walsky, membership
chairman. Twenty-fi members of
the committee attended and we're
served both breakfast and tea as
they went over plans to insure
successful membership campaign.
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, wife of the
publisher of the Washington Post,
will be the guest speaker. A mono
logue, This Man Herzl," will be
presented by Mrs. David Kushner,
to be followed by a group of vocal
selections by Miss Phyllis Schwartz,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Selma Schwartz. The opening prayer
will be given by Mrs Charles Gold
smith.
1t is hoped as many as 300 new
members will be welcomed A num-
Der already have responded to the
need for more funds so that the
organization can carry forward the
work of sending refugee children
from Central Europe to Palestine,
Mrs. Walsky said.
The chapter also is planning a
playground party to be held Deem
Der 20 from to 4 pm. at the Jewish
Community Center, the proceeds to
be contributed to the Child Welfare
fund, which provides for the care
and feeding of children in Palestine.
Mrs. I. E. Levinson is chairman
OF the event. Many novel features
are planned for children. Among
these will be swimming, directed
athletics. games and story telling,
with prizes for the winners in con-
tests.
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Reception to Honor
81 New Members
OF Pen Women

A reception honoring 81 members
of District Branch of the League of
American Pen Women, admitted
since last January, will be held on
New Year Day from 3 to pm. at
the Grafton Hotel.
Mrs. William w. Scott, reception
chairman, is being assisted by Mrs.
E. Richard Gasch, Mrs. Paul c.
Whitney and Miss Katharine Hinton
Wootten, members of her committee.
The Executive Board will receive
with the new members, the group
including Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler,
president; Mrs. Robert Clay Sheriff.,
first vice president; Mrs. Minnie L.
Briggs. second vice president; Miss
Clara handkerchief, recording sec
retary; Miss Margaret Bailey, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Nellie
Walker Irish, treasurer; Miss Ruby
Nevins. historian; Mrs. Helen Orr
Watson. registrar: Miss Wootten,
librarian; Mrs Augustus O. Thomas,
auditor; Mrs. Gasch, parliamenta-
rian, and DR.. Mary Meek Atkeson
Moore, legal adviser.
On the Committee of Arrange
ments are Mrs. William Walton
Badgley, Mrs. w. Harry King, Miss
Matte Richards Tyler, Mrs. Agnes
Giles Newman and Mrs. Leroy w.
Tilton.
Mrs. Briggs, chairman of creative
groups, announces open house will
be held in the studio at the Grafton
Hotel Wednesday from to 8 pm.
Tea will be served and the club
members will sell their creative work,
which includes etchings, paintings,
books, poems, post cards, etc. Cake
and candy also will be on sale.
The Executive Board will meet
the studio Friday at 8 pm.
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Puppet Group Plans
Play for A. A. u. w.

alice in Wonderland" will be pre-
sented by the playground puppo
group for the members of the Was;
ington branch Of the America,
Association of University Women
the tea at pm. tomorrow.
Members and their friends witt?
children have been invited.
The show is under the direction of
Miss Maude Parkins, director Of the
girls playground activities. Mr.
Edmund Campbell, chairman of tkc
Program Committee, will present the
group and Mrs. George B. Roth will
be hostess.
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Glass, Harry F. Byrd, Pat Harrison,
Morris Sheppard and House Speaker
William B. Bankhead.
Former President Hoover sent a
contribution in response to letter
and Mrss Sheppard added an auto
graphed photograph of Vice Presi-
dent Garner. Momentoes from AL
fred Landon and Col. Frank Knox
are reminders of the last presiden-
tial campaign.
Frances E. Willard
Listed in Collection.
Mrs. Howorth also has been able
to secure material on all the
pioneer women who held high
positions in the Veterans Admin
istration and hopes to secure SIM
liar documents and photographs
from the other bureaus in Washing
ton.
Such collection" she pointed
out, has unlimited possibilities"
Frances E. Willard has an honor
position in the "streamlined scrap
book She is represented by let
ter written from England in 1894 to
Mrs. HoWorth's mother, Mrs. Nellie
Nugent Somerville, who was promi-
nent in the early suffrage movement
in Mississippi.
Other letters from this decade
show the difficulties the suffragists
met in carrying on and financing
their work and how, undaunted, they
used the best tricks at hand to win
support to their causes. In a letter
dated 1896, Miss Susan B. Anthony
wrote to Miss Ella Harrison, who
was planning the Missouri State
Woman'S Suffrage convention: DO
Whoop up the meeting Call it a
mass convention-called by the State
officers or any way that seems best
to you" And, further, she added:
Advertise it-get the best hall or
opera house-that will draw al the
men-as well as women-a church
draws only women, so I say your
best hall"
This project is one of the princi-
pal activities of the Washington
Chapter of the Randolph Macon
Alumnae Association, which also
maintains a loan fund for the use
of girl from the District of Colum-
bia.
The New York Chapter has con-
trlbuted to the same room a group
of autographed books to which Pearl
Buck has willed her manuscript of
Good Earth"
Officers of the local association
include: Miss Magruder, president;
Mrs. Hawkins, vice president; Miss
JEANNE Mccoy, recording secretary:
Miss Margaret Flory, treasurer; Mrs.
Heald, corresponding secretary; Miss
Lucille Stevens, chairman of the
Program Committee; Miss McKiever,
publicity chairman, and Mrs. Savage,
chairman of the Autographed Photo
graph Committee.
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Home Economics Tea
Alpha Pi Epsilon Today to Honor
Women Outstanding in Work

Light Co. Institute and the Potomac
Electric Power Institute.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.; Mrs. William
Ruediger, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Mrs. William Crane Johnstone, Mrs.
Mitchell Dreese and Mrs. Winnie c.
Barrows will pour.
Madelyn Miller and Anne Lehman
head the Committee on Arrange
ments, which is made up of active
and alumnae members of the fra
ternity as we'll as faculty members
from the university. The entire
home economics department is as
sisting.
More than 200 invitations have
been issued.
Miss Marjorie Allen is president
of Alpha Pi Epsilon.
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trude Connor, chairman of ar
rangements.
Junior Mizrachi, Washington Chap
ter-Wednesday, pm, cultural
meeting at Westchester Apart
ments. Hostess, Mrs. Lena Weiss.
Speaker, Rabbi Harry Silverstone.
Woman's National Democratic Club,
1926 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Tomorrow, 1880 pm, luncheon
and Christmas tree. Speaker, Mrs.
o. w. McNeese.
Quota Club - Thursday, pm,
Christmas party at the home OF
Minnie Byers, 1925 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Buffet supper.
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Outstanding women in home eco
nomics in Washington will be hon.
ored today by the Alpha Pi Epsilon,
honorary home economics frater-
nifty of George Washington Univer-
sity, at tea to be held from to 6
pm. in the Columbian House
Among the guests will be repre-
sentatives of the American Home
Economics Association, the District
Home Economics Association, the
Bureau of Home Economics, the
Maryland University home eco
nomics faculty and women faculty
members from George Washington
University. In addition, the frater-
nifty also expects to entertain the
managers of local tearooms, dieti-
tians from local hospitals and repre-
sentatives from the Washington Gas
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oile Vi llle llelQS OF drama ana III
erature, with the exception of the
organization in New York, directed
by DR.. Mary R. Beard which plans
to establish world center for
womens archives.
The collection, which already con-
tains around rs items, has been
placed in the rare bookroom of the
new library at Randolph-M Macon.
One Of the most generous con-
trlbutors has been Mrs. Joseph M.
HoWorth. an associate member of
the Board of Veterans Appeals, who
is credited with the idea of starting
the collection.
Mrs. HoWorth explained that back
OF the whole project is the hope
that it will add a human interest
touch to the library and that the
photographs and documents will
prove to be of inspirational value to
the young women in the college.
Collection Was Begun
Here Last Year.
The collection was started in 1887
when Mrs. Harriet Ventress Heald
was president of the Washington
chapter and has been continued
under the succeeding presidents,
Mrs. Howorth and Miss Marian
Magruder, who is now in Office.
Mrs. Howard L. Savage is chair
man Of the committee in charge
now. Among members who have
uyork or IL, itc bobolf oro. Mice Mo
gruder, Miss Katharine McKiever
Miss Jane Whittle, Miss Dorothy
Mills Mrs. Eoworth, Mrs. Edward F.
Sheffey, ID; Mrs. Frank Bane, Mrs.
John L. Wann. Mrs. Heald, Mrs.
Morris Sheppard, Mrs. Sherwood
Alverson and Mrs. N. D. Hawkins.
Securing the autographed material
has not been difficult. Many of the
choice items have come through
personal friendships and often
casual conversation at a luncheon or
tea has resulted in a handsome ad-
dition
MIS-. Franklin D. Roosevelt sent
an autographed photograph, and
other women include outstanding
figures in political life of recent
years such as Ruth Bryan Owen
Rohde, formerly Uniter States Min
lister to Denmark; Mary Anderson,
director of the Women's Division of
the Labor Department; Nellie Tay-
loe Ross. Director of the Mint; An
mabel Matthews, the first woman
member of the United States Board
of Tax Appeals, and Florence E. AL
len, judge of the 9th district, United
States Circuit Court of Appeals.
Secretary Perkins is represented
along with several other members of
the cabinet, and New Deal figures
such as Harry L. Hopkins, are in the
collection.
Representatives Edith Nourse
Rogers and Virginia E. Jenckes are
among the members of the Seventy
fifth Congress who have a place in
the exhibit with Senators Carter
Evening star., 1938-12-18
Citizenship Manual
Committee, D. A. r.,
Weighs Changes

The Manual for Citizenship Com
mittee of the District Daughters of
the American Revolution, headed by
Mrs. Fayette Johnson, State chair
man, met Thursday at the Ameri-
canization School to visit the class
rooms where the manual is being
studied by immigrants working for
citizenship. The committee is con-
sidering plan to simplify the man
ual, which is written in II languages,
and wanted to observe in what ways
the text is giving difficulty.
Miss Maude E. Alton, the princi-
pal, arranged for S. H. Hanessian,
a former student, to conduct tour,
and Miss Lillian Chenoweth, the
State regent, made a brief address
to the students.
Mrs. William H. Pouch, national
president of the Children of the
American Revolution, and Mrs.
Charles Carroll Haig, vice president
general of the D. A. R., were guests
of honor of the Independence Bell
Chapter at meeting Tuesday at
the home of Miss Linda Eleanor
Deaton. Miss Wilmuth Gary also
was hostess.
Upon Mrs. Haig's recommended
tion the chapter discussed plans
to sponsor a chapter of the C. A. R.
Mrs. Haig also led in the singing
of" Christmas carols and Mrs. Cecil
w. Taylor, wearing a Colonial Co.'S
tune, sang a group of American
songs. A reading was given by
Philip Carter.
X X
The Student Loan Fund Commit
tee of the D. A. r. will hold a tea
from 4 to 6 pm. today at the home
of Mrs. Charles Griffith Hoffman,
222 E street NV, to aid its work.
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gene Carver, 5128 Second street
NV. Program chairman, Irene
Stevenson. Mrs. Carver, assisted
by Mrs. Jeanne Cassil, to lead
singing of carols.
curley Club-Today, 2 to pm..,
Christmas party for children of
st. AIMS Infant Asylum, 1900 K
street NV. Rehearsal of choral
group to follow at Continental
Hotel. Tuesday, annual Christmas
party after regular meeting, Con-
tinental Hotel. Short play direct
ed by Miss Kathryn Bowers. Sc
lections by choral group conducted
by Harry x. Walsh. Miss Ger
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Yule Parties
Arranged by
p. E. O.
Several Meetings
To Garry Out
Christmas Theme

Several Christmas parties are
listed by local chapters of the P. E.
o. this week.
Mrs. Frank A. Hornaday, assisted
by Miss Elizabeth johnson, will en-
tertain members of Chapter A at
their annual Christmas party at
her home, 1912 Crittenden street
NV, Wednesday at 8 pm.
Christmas carols will be sung by
group Of members, DR.. Mary
Holmes, Mrs. Thomas Hynson, Mrs.
Pauline Hoover, Mrs. Hugh Dryden
and Miss Bess Miles, with Miss Ru-
berta Olds as accompanist. A
Christmas story, "The Star of Beth
lehem," will be given by the Rev.
Orris D. Robinson, pastor of Calvary
M. E. Church. Miss Elizabeth Han
cock, in the role of Santa Claus, will
distribute gifts.
The chapter, at its last meeting,
voted to contribute toward the
Christmas fund of Neighborhood
House. Preceding the entertain
ment short business meeting will
be held, the president, Mrs. Roy
Potts, presiding
Chapter B met at the home of
Mrs. J. P. Hendricks last week, with
the president, Mrs. Charles Marvin
Jones, presiding. A program, ar
ranged by Mrs. D. N. Stafford, pro-
gram chairman, included groups of
piano selections by George Dixon
Thompson, pianist; THE Story OF
Christmas" by Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake, and Christmas song, Silent
Night" by Mrs. Helen Turley. Mrs
Worthy P. Sterns told of how the
song came to be written over 12C
years ago and Mrs. Turley sang the
original words as they were given
at that time.
Guests were Miss Mollie Nance
Miss Ethel Rogers, Miss Marjorie
Hendricks, Miss Genevieve Hen
bricks, Judge j. w. Thompson and
Worthy P. Sterns.
+
Mrs. Jason Waterman, president
presided at the meeting of Chapter
G on Friday, when Mrs. William l.
Clark was hostess to the members
OF Chapter c. Mrs. o. S. Fisher
was elected to membership and Mrs
L. H. Bentley reported that over
$40 was raised for the Cottey College
fund from the proceeds Of the bene.
flt bake sale recently held at hel
home. The program included q
paper on Women of One Hundred
and Fifty Years Ago" by Miss Mar,
Elizabeth Downey.
4 X X
Chapter G will entertain at a
Christmas tea in honor of the State
officers and the presidents of the
District chapters at the home of the
president, Mrs John A. Smith. 613,
Thirty-third street NV. on Thurs
day afternoon. A cash donation tt
provide Christmas dinners has beer
sent to Central Union Mission ane
the Gospel Mission by Chapter G. Al
a recent meeting of Chapter G, DR.
Wesley M. Gewehr of the American
University gave a lecture on Max
ing History in Germany"
Chapter H will meet at the hom,
Of Mrs. Rush B. Lincoln, 80,
Hawthorne street NV, Tuesday a.
pm, with Mrs. H. l.. Walker al
assisting hostess Mrs. Lincoln
president. will preside at the busi.
by Christmas party in honor Of
the B. I. LIS. A program will be
given by Miss Myrtle Barnes, so.
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Rabbi Will Sneak

Rabbi Harry Silverstone of Tife-
reth Israel Congregation will ad-
dress the Junior Mizrach, Washing
ton Chapter, Wednesday at pm.
at cultural meeting at the West
chester Apartments. Mrs. Lena
Weiss will be hostess.
Concentrating the festival of
Chanukah, candles will be lighted
by the Rev. Louis Novick.
An open discussion will be held
and refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Doris Taishof is president
Of the chapter.
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Lloyd A. Morrison, chairman; Mrs.
Henry Van Arsdale, vice chairman;
Mrs. Claude A. Fuller, Mrs. Harry
E. Harvey, Mrs. Don S. Knowlton,
Mrs. Harry Landrus, Mrs. John L.
McGrew, Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson,
Mrs. Nina K. Tribe and Mrs. Stuart
E. Womeldorph.
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine

Christmas baskets for needy fam
lilies will be packed Thursday at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Pauline
Mcleod. Those who cannot attend
send their contributions to Mrs. Nc
Leod.
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Randolph Alumnae
king Autograph
Collection for School
Signed Documents and Photos
OF Prominent Figures to Be
Given to Alma Mater
BY FRANCES LIDE,

The Nations Capital preparation of a
git such as the Washington Chapter
college Anae Association contributing to its
on OF autographed documents
the national
Women back to the woman
suffrage chapter connng work to fe
nine figures.
AS far members have been able ony
organization collecting prominent women