Evening star., 1938-06-05

committee, assisted by Mrs Thomas
w. Marshall, Mrs. Frederick C. Lin
coin, Mrs. Clarence Ross, Mrs. Jesse
Ramsdell, Mrs. c. B. Smith, Mrs. G..
Harris White. Mrs. Edward S. Widdi-
field and Mrs. Wilbur Youngman.
A dramatic skit, 1.-THE First Is Years
Are the Hardest" written by Mrs.
Burk, will be produced by members,
with Mrs. D. c. Gordon as narrator.
The scenes include Mrs. c. B. Smiths
Front Porch" Passage of Mothers
Pension Bill at Annapolis" 'The Suf-
frage Movement" Organization of
the Departments" "Trials of a Presi-
dent" THE Lingering Illness of Mrs.
Ways and Means" and The Hectic
Club Woman"
Music will be furnished by the choral
group of the club, directed by Carolyn
o. Green, with Alvina Schmitt as ac-
companist. The group consists of
Winifred Thomas Clark, Estelle Gates,
Genevieve Burk, Helen Grandfield
SoOh, 3b0cC w LollCl EfioAC INoSCAo IAo-
ham, Margaret Virgins Thornton,
Mary Pozzi Philips, Effie Tabbutt, Nell
lie Birch SWEET, Elsie Nichols Burch,
Bertha Patterson, Leva Wilson, Helen
Campbell Williams and Jane Stone.
They will sing June Rhapsody" by
Mabel w. Daniels; Trees" by Ras-
BACH and Carmen Waltz" by Wilson
Bartlett.
The ceremony of lighting the large
anniversary cake will be performed by
Mrs. Edmund H. Frazer Silver-cov-
cred programs containing history of
the club, pictures of the founder, Mrs.
C. B. Smith; the first president, Mrs.
AFRO Cory, and the present president,
Mrs. Walter F. Harman, will be pre-
sented to the guests.
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The Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle will
give a donor luncheon June IA at
1890 pm, at the Willard, with Dr.
Alec Horwitz as the guest speaker
and musical selections by Barnee's
Orchestra. Tickets can be earned by
CCh1IlS 1uillhidSC OA CAhOuSh ollICl
sources. For reservations and in
formation call the chairman, Mrs.
Joseph Cherner, at Adams 1923.
Miss Jane Daniel was elected presi-
dent of the Woman's Welsh Club of
Washington, D. c., at meeting re-
Gently at the home of the retiring
president, Mrs. James j. Davis, 3012
Massachusetts, avenue NV. Other
officers who were reelected we're:
Miss Rhoda Watkins, first vice presi-
dent; Miss Katherine Williams, second
vice president; Mrs. John G. STACK,
recording secretary: Mrs. Erbin G.
Thomas, financial and corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Kathryn Reese, treas
urer, and Miss Florence Harries, chap
lain.
Mrs. Erbin G. Thomas sang a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. c. Vic
tor Thornton. Joseph Jenkins of
Pittsburgh, guest Of Senator and
Mrs. Davis, sang and also spoke briefly.
The final meeting of the season
was held yesterday when a picnic
was held in Rock Greek Park. This
club, composed of women of Welsh
descent, is organized to support the
Welsh Home at Rocky River, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mrs. David Greenberg of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, who will be the speaker
at the annual spring luncheon of
Hadassah on Tuesday at the May
flower, is the chairman of the Youth
Aliyah Committee of the organization.
She will discuss the transfer Of Jew
ish youths from Germany, Poland and
Austria into Palestine, where they
are being given a two-year course of
training in general academic subjects
and practical occupations, chiefly ag-
riculture.
In discussing the need for funds to
carry on this work, Mrs. Greenberg
has said, I'm this crisis for the jew
ish people of Europe, over which the
shadow of Nazi-ism is spreading, the
lot of the children is perhaps the
most tragic in the whole desperate
The sum of $3.50 is required for the
training of one child.
The program is in charge of
Mrs. I. E. Levinson, Mrs. Lawrence
Koenigsberger and Mrs. Zal Diamond.
A monolog will be presented by
Yvonne Kushner. Mrs. Paul PEARL
man is in charge of the tickets. The
chairman of the luncheon is Mrs.
Edward C. Ostrow, with Mrs. Herbert
Glassman as co-chairman.
Miss Marjorie Webster, the new
president of the Women's City Club,
is planning to establish "junior
guild" which will be of special inter-
est to the younger members. She ex-
poets to introduce new activities for
tbs group, such as sports of various
kinds and informal recreation. Bowl
ing, horseback riding and dances are
on the program as 1t is planned. This
group will also take charge of the
celebration being planned for the club
members on June 18, when a pro-
gram of sports will be given at the
Marjorie Webster School, followed by
q supper.
Miss Webster also is planning to
divide the membership into groups of
rs, with a captain in charge of each.
in the hope Of stimulating an active
participation on the part of each
member Of the club in the general
activities Of the organization.
Last Thursday Nine Felian Garzia,
teacher Of the French section. enter
tanned the members of the section at
her home. Miss Roberta Tun, chair
man, received the guests. A musical
program was given by M. Felian
Garzia. piano, and Francis Garzia.
cello.
Hibernian Auxiliary.