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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-07
Balyanyt rOInbol MoIey tanar

Cleveland elnok alatt kesziilt
el a ma is mintaszerii Carey
Act, amely a tavol Nyugat me-
z6gazdasaganak akkora .lendi-
letet adott Is amely nelkil ma
nem lenne szaz es egynehany
repa cukor gyar a tavol Nyuga-
ton. Negy vagy 0t eln6ki tize-
netben es beszedben harcolt
exert a t0rvenyert Cleveland
eln0k, aki tigyved volt Is me-
z6gazdasagi termelessel meg a
haza hata m0g0tt lev6 paranyi
kertben sem foglalkozott soha.
senkise kivan kulonleges tu-
dast az Egyesiilt Allamok ell
n0ket6l. Eppen csak AIT varjuk
t6le, hogy kitiin6 szakert6ket
gyujts0n maga k0re es azokkal
csinaltassa meg a reszleteit
minden szaktudast igenyl6 CSC
lekedetnek.
Ezekt6l az eln0k k0rebe meg
hivott szakert6kt6l azonban ma
gyon is megk0veteliink valamit.
Jo izlest es tisztesseget. AIT,
hogy ne jarjon el a szajuk a BIZ
zalmas dolgok fel6l es utolag
ne pr6baljak lebecsiilni az elmo
kot, akinek bizalmat elveztek.
Ez az, amiben Moley tanar
megbotlott. Keszseggel ismer-
jiik el mi, hogy Moley tanar
egyike azoknak a ritka embe-
reknek, akik vilagosan es ertel-
mesen tudnak irni es fogalmaz-
nj, inert meg tudjak erteni AIT,
amt a szakemberekt6l halla-
max. A szakemberek rendesen
dadogok irasban is, meg $40
ban is. Kell tehat, hogy Moley
tehetsegii emberek is legyenek
korilottiik, akik erthet6 for
mat tudnak adni a szakert6k
nehezkes dadogasanak.
Amint latjuk a dolgokat,
Raymond Moley tanar 0t even
at ilyen kittin6 fogalmaz6 volt
Roosevelt eln0k koriil. Kozben
azonban megdagadt a feje es
AIT hitte, hogy voltakeppen
mem is Roosevelt, hanem 8 kor-
manyozza az orszagot.
Elfeledkezett azonban arrol,
hogy ha minden mas teren tu-
datlan is Roosevelt, de ANIMAL
kitiin6bb politikus, aki eppen
exert hamarosan felismerte
Moley tanar gyengejet es ak
kor - hiszen azert politikus =
|
nyomban eltavolitotta maya
mell6l. Moley irasaibol ait lat
TUX, hogy el6bb a finom modo.
ru eltavolitassal probalkozott
Roosevelt, csak "skartba" akar.
ia tenni Moley tanart, de mi.
kor a tanar makacsul e1lenke.
zett, akkor veglegesen tuladott
rata.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy Moley
tanar most a balvanyrombolok
soraba allott es AIT akarja az
orszaggal elhitetni, hogy Roose
welt a legtudatlanabb elmo.
kiink.
Bagdad utcain k0nyorg0tt
ket koldus alamizsnaert, mi.
kor ARA j0tt egy butasagarbl
hires gazdag ember es az egyik
koldusnak adott valami ala
mizsnat, a masiknak azonbar
mem adott semmit. Az tires
kezzel maradt koldus ere oda.
szolt a tarsanak:
Mem szegyenled magad
hogy egy ilyen buta marhatol
alamizsnat fogadtal Ell?
Amire a mask koldus sell.
III S5ovH fn1n1%n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-07

A legtobben kes6n veszik esq
re, milyen veszelyt jelent rea-
juk nezve, hogy nnasok Tube
csiiltek 6ket.
A szenvedes is, a szerelem is
a halalban latja a maga foko-
zasat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Mrs. BeriIIa Opens Home
To Catholic Women

Members of the Catholic Won.
ans club were guests Of Mrs. An.
drew Berilla Wednesday after
noon for their first meeting OF
the year. A business meeting
presided over by Mrs. Mark Dol.
liver. preceded the program
which Mrs. James Egan, chairman
presented with Mrs. Adam Jansen
a club member, reviewing The
Story of Providence.
A former member. Mrs. NJ. d
Clinton, was welcomed back into
club membership during the af-
ternoon.
Rev. A. F. Krebsbach, s. J..
moderator of the club. continued
the study of the story of Provi-
dence.
At tea time the hostess centered
her table with snapdragons, daft
fodils and iris with which she used
yellow tapers. Mrs. Dolliver and
Mrs. Dora Glass poured and Mrs
Hervey Petrich served the ices. In
other rooms Of the house pink car.
nations were used.
Assistant hostesses were Mes
danes Joseph Harrison, Martin
Petrich, James Egan, Mark Dol
liver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Custer Corps Meets
For installation

Custer Corps, No. 2. W. r. c..
met Saturday for installation Of
new officers. Luncheon at 1890
honored the department senior
vice president, Mrs. Emelia Fac
rett of Port Angeles and men,
bers of the organization who had
birthdays in October, November or
December. Mrs. Fred Abbott
presided at the business session at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. Mile Ball. past president
Of Custer Corps, was the installing
officer. She was assisted by Mrs.
Minnie Mooers, past department
president. as installing conductor.
New officers are Mrs. 3. T.
Bryan, president; Mrs. Mollie Le-
vine. junior vice president; Mrs.
Mildred Sloyer, treasurer; Mrs.
Mile Ball, chaplain; Mrs. Mar
garet Stratton, conductor; Mrs.
Della Williams, guard: Mrs. Fred
Abbott, secretary; Mrs. Lille Stei-
ner, patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Freda Luckenhagen; guard, Mrs
Matte Johnson. Color bearers are
Mesdames w. L. Marden. +. VIII
/ liams. Elsie Ball and Theresa o.
borne.
Friendly Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Roy Deyish, Wed
nesdav at / o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
I ravelosue
7 o Be Given
Mrs. Hugo Metzler VIII Be
Guest Speaker at Meeting
of Philathea Class

Members of the Philathea
class of Mason Methodist
church will meet for their
monthly luncheon Wednesday
at l o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Howard +. Gregory,
1912 No. Mason ave.
Assisting Mrs. Gregory will
be Mrs. Theodore Christen-
sen, hostess chairman, and
Mrs. Ralph Zumhoff, Mrs.
j. A. Miller, Mrs. Louis Policy
and Miss Mabel Grimm.
Following the luncheon. Mrs.
Howard E. Gregory presiding, will
open the afternoon program with
devotions led by Mrs II. S.
Crothers. counselor of this group
Of women Mrs. Hugo Metzler,
guest of the afternoon. Will give
a travelogue Of her trip to the
South Seas, illustrating her talk
with cuiios and costumes which
she brought home on her return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

the business session. Hosiesscs.
Mesdames Irwin Berry, Archie
Giesy and Emil Beitz
Grant Preschool viii hold It's
Dads Night In tho school. 1902
No. Prospect st, g p. N. Tuesday
evening Rev Rudolph Anderson.
Asbury NJ r. church in South Ia
coma. VIII discuss The Child's
Spiritual Development Miss Bar
bara Buck will play accordion
solos Miss Joan Larsen. pupil Of
Miss Reiths Cchn. viii tap dance.
Mrs. r. v Harrod. social chair
man. will be In charge of the
social hour assisted BY neHdamcs
r. {. Russell n. J. Thady and
c. z. Weeks.
Bryant Preschool meets ~ 2
p. m. a. the home II Mrs. Arthur
Jordan. s42 Ridge~ood ave. Mrs.
Fred Angus viii preside Hostcsscs.
MesdameH !. Fisher and n. John
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
p A. And
School News

sherman Preschool meets at s
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Harry
House, 1924 No. 37th st. DR.. J. F.
Steele will speak on Childhood
tuberculosis" Mesdames Robert
Hansen, A. l.. Hatch, c. l.. Plat
and House will be hostesses
Whitman PreschooI meets at S
p. m in the kindergarten room.
Speaker. DR.. Charles G. Trimble.
on First Aid" Music by Bill and
Carter Lee. Fathers who are hosts
viii be Messrs Carter Lee. Roy
Barwell, John F. Johnson, John J.
Pearce. Newl Ramsey. Charles
Dawson, Paul Hartloff, Elmer
MuzZy and c. c. Pratt.
Edison PIT. A. will meet at 2
O'Clock in room T. Mrs. Walter
Bachman presiding. Mrs. Celia
Reid will speak on The Basis OF
School Work" The 81 class viii
be in charge Of the program. The
Bird grade mothers will serve tea
with Mrs. Ernest Jacobson Mrs.
Robert Liffick and Mrs a. j.
Blanchard. hostesses.
Bryant PIT. 4. meets AT 30
p. m. in the school. Mrs. Joseph
Tureo presiding Mrs w. l. Mar
den, program chairman. will pres
ent the Jason Lee Girls Glee club
under the direction OF Miss Bruner.
Tea will be served by the mothers
Of Miss Kittie Bramble's and Miss
Irms Hazens pupils. Members are
asked to bring white elephants"
10 be sold for the benefit Of the
PIT. A. fund. The executive board
viii meet al O'Clock. Provision
has been made for the care Of
young children during the meeting.
TUESDAY
Lincoln High PIT. A. viii hold
It's January meeting in the cafe
terra a. 7.30 ?. m The topic Of
Miss Gladys Psrkers talk Will be
Vacations Mrs Max Lueck-
noite program ch!rman. viii fur
nisn music Mrs. &. o. Dewey will
lead the community singing The
meeting viii be IN charge Of Mrs.
". D. Stewart. president.
Sheridan Preschool viii meet 81
the home % Mrs. Clarence Lund.
5s05 Mckinley ave al 2.50 p. m.
Fircrest Presehool vii meet At
the home Of Mrs. Gilbert Price.
427 Farsllone. at 6 p. m. DR..
Fordyce Johnson Vlll speak on
"Esraches and Ear Infections
Willard Prescbooi Wili meet az
8 ?. n. At the home Of Mrs. Earl
II. Kohout, $40 SO. G 81. Mrs.
Burton a. Brown viii speak on
What Shall ! Tell Ny Child ?"
A reading by Mrs. Bernard Nelson.
Hostesses. Hesosmes Samus
Phifer ard " y. Vlshos.
Mary Lyon Presehool vii meet
a. TIE home q Mrs. Mason Ben
jsm!n. no So. 3sth 81. ~ p. m
\ s.4sy and clsclss.on viii be Jed
D. ~ Russell Vogr!.d Mr..
Ropsr. F,s.thsn ~ prsf.te a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Marry
Friday Eve
Min Marion Stewart 10 We'd
M. WiIfrsd John
Dennesf

NIiss Marion Charlotte
Stewart. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mira. 4. W. Stewart ~ Aals
So. 18th St. viii become the
bride cf Mr.. wilfrcd John
bennett. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
JOAN bennett Of ii02 No.
iIuson a.. at ! o'clock Friday
evening In the home uf ths
lsrv. William ]. Sharp, pastor
If bethany Presbyterian
church. who viii read the
saws. The bride viii be given
IN marriage BY her father.
rwp sisters II the bride. Ms
Emnss stewart sas Mics James
Stewart, will he hvs bridesmaids
ard NJ nssmeaa Mathews -
I'ssYsItsp wsll be hsst man fm Af.
bennett
Faf her wesIsilns Miss Stewart
has eh"sen a kn~n ~ want hiHs
satin. princess style. with SHIRT
raffed sleeve. IN nor hair sh>
viii wsar wreath ~ pranse
blossoms anil she viii carry a
sassaust ~ night rink carnations
tied with psnk nss~ Mtsa Emnts~
Stewart Nlii wraf hilr satla
sHsn with eufaaks ~ gsf'ieniss
sna pink ross hsxis while Mrs
fanIer wiil wear epwn n feasn
ealafsd tsffets with . entaaEs ~
+ ksrsisnlas Ard IalIsmsn fuses
A reception At the hume ~ the
brides parents VIII fella~ tMs
wedding ceremony. wtth sns
brides mother pe@sssilns assisted
~ Mr G. G. Cram AMI Mira l.
n Watkins
LEAVING lstcs an her wedding
trip. the bride viii wear thirtin
saiafcd drraa wtsh teal hias top
coat and winr aees1Hnrss Ths
new home win ~ msle. npssf
tnriF Fsturn. Of asfs Center n.
Both the bftsiss elect and her faHss
are graduates of stadium man
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Arequips Meeting TO Be
Held Monday Afternoon

Mrs. A. Van r. Schermerhorn'
3701 No. Proctor st, will open her
home to members of Arequipa
Study club Monday afternoon for
l o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Paul
Mellinger will preside over the
meeting which will follow.
On the program, Mrs. w F.
Coors will present current events
of the United States and Mrs.
Bertram Thomas will present a
paper on Death Valley
Lady Stewart Lodge 1872, Daugh-
tiers of Scotia will hold their an
nual Robert Burns dinner, con-
cert and dance in Casa ltaliana
hall. 1912 18th ave, Seattle, Sat-
urday. Jan. 81. at $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Dinner Party Marks
Weddinq Anniversary

Marking their 18th wedding an
niversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Clark entertained at a dinner
party and evening of cards on
Thursday. Centering the table at
the dinner hour was a charming
arrangement of early spring
flowers thanked by yellow tapers
in crystal holders.
Fourteen guests were present
for the occasion with honors at
cards going to Mrs. Grover Nolte,
Mr.. A. J. Swindle and Mrs. w.
Gray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

~ the January card party ms<t-
ing Of Alleefts club held IN L4sh
hall. officers were elected include
Ing Mr. Harold Masnnsou. pfssi.
dent. Mr.. Waiter h~anspn, vles.
president. and Mrs Charles Hum
ter, s~erssafy treasurer
The club win hold dance lar
10 IN Lark hall Court what fnl-
lowed the election ~ officers, IA
vnra being won ny Mra t1iff Osto.
Mrs John Murphy. M, lawrence
Mills. Mr. Otto Tssten Refresh
ments were served by NJ and
Mrs, Charlie. Huntss. Mr. and Mrs.
Isert rhfashsr and Mr.. and Msa
Kenneth kinsey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Omoh Study Club
Meefs az Sleep Homo

The regular meeting ~ Oman
Study club was held Friday after
noon al the home Of Mrs SomerH
Sleep. 1906 No Alder VI. Mrs.
Franklin johnson was the assist
ing hostess for the o'clock
luncheon.
DR. Bradley Remember" re-
cent novel by Mrs Francis Brett
Young vas reviewed ~ Ensley ~
LIeHelyn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Welsh American Society
To Scat Now Officers

Members Of the Welsh American
society, formerly known ~ the
Welsh 81, David society, viii meet
at o'clock Saturday evening in
the Masonic temple for n business
meeting and social hour. Mira.
John W. Jones viii he In charge
New officers who will be seated
during tho evening are Jack Evans.
president. John Thomas. vice presl-
dent. Lewis Morgan, treasurer. and
Mrs. George Palmer, reelected Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS, SCHOOLS CHURCHES
Day Nursery Sewing Club
Elects Mrs. A. E. Craft
Ne" PRESIDENT With Other Officers Is Indicted into Office
AT Luncheon thursday az Home OF Mrs. Q. Y. Snyder;
Tables OF Bridge Follow in Late Afternoon

Officers for the 1889 season were elected by members of
the Tacoma Day Nursery sewing group after luncheon at the
nome OF Mrs o. V Snyder Day Island Thursday after
noon Taking duties which Mrs Albert Graham handled
last year. Mrs A. E. Graft elected to the presidency of
the organization
During the luncheon hour the hostess asked Mrs Graft
and Mrs Graham to pour at the beautifully appointed buffet
table Centering the lace cloth low crystal bowl of
spring iris snapdragon and daffods In the living room
bouquets of gay red roses used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
CHAPTERS OF D. A. r. Plan
Monday Afternoon Affairs
Mrs. Burton Brown viii Entertain Virginia Dare Memoirs
and Mrs. 6. A. Williams VIII Open Her Home TO
Elizabeth Forey Group at O'clock

Two chapters of the Daughters OF the American Revou
ton will hold first meetings of 1889 Monday afternoon
opening another busy Of activity.
Virginia Dare chapter members will gather for O'Clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Burton Brown 310l No
Both ST Mrs G. A Williams 415 No 18th ST. will open her
home at the same hour to members of Elizabeth Forey
chapter also for luncheon The latter meeting will be
preceded by board session which Miss Jacquene
Noel regent Of Elizabeth FOrey chapter will preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Plan Election

New officers of Cedar assembly,
Order Of Rainbow for Girls, win
be elected at s o'clock Saturday
when the group meets at Horsfall
hall at So. 3sth and Yakima ave.
During the evening the members
of the assembly will hold a kids
party to which all girls are re-
quested to come in costume. bring
ing with them a picture of them
selves taken before they were five
years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

Other officers elected by the
club arc Mrs Herbert Saterlee.
first vice president. Mrs ". c.
Perham. second vice president.
Mrs. VIII f. Smith, third vice pres
ident; Mrs. F. H Madsen, fourth
vice president; Mrs. Stanley J. An
derson, secretary. and Mrs. C. f.
Marquard, treasurer.
Assisting Mrs Snyder at the
luncheon were Mrs W. A. TAYLOR.
Mrs. G. f. Marquard and Mrs
Leslie Sulgrove
Bridge was played after the
meeting by the near half hundred
guests. Mrs Henry Skrsmstad
won high honors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Entertsins Visitors
At Luncheon

Mrs. Otto Gehri, s64 So. Seth
st. was hostess recently for Mrs.
Julian Tison of Grand Coulee, Mrs.
Allan Kent Of Ashford and Mrs.
Rice Anderson of Longmire. After
luncheon the guests played
pinochle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

Assisting Mrs Williams at her
luncheon will be Mrs r r. York.
Mrs C. l.. Hoska and Mrs. John
Cromwell on the afternoon \
program, Mr.. w. =. Bonney will
speak on "Tacoma's Beginning"
Mrs. Henry Minton VIII speak
on The Southern Contribution 10
American Art at the Virginia
Dare meeting. Mrs Robert Beach
is the regent Of the chapter As
sistant hostesses are Mrs Jessie
Thomas. Mrs Wells Wheeler and
Mrs S. S. Waterman.
Past Guardians, Tacoma Circle
y. D. ". will hold their annual
dinner in the Eagles hall Saturday
evening at $50. Mrs y. o. Gin
rich chairman. assisted by Mrs.
r Snyder.
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Associate Masrons VIII
Have Luncheon Saturday

Mrs Mnbis G. Clark. grand sec
rotary ~ Assoeiat. Matrons, viii
be the guest speaker III the meet
ing following luncheon al Tho
winthrop hotel dining room Aaiur-
day at i2i50 o'clock The meeting
Will be- held IN conference room \
with Mrs, G. ~. ksllander pre-.
siding,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

tho offies NJ secretary. n. H. VIII
iams Ia the retirinu .crssident.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Democratic Women
To Give Party
To Collect TOYS

Forgetting politics for the evening,
the Democratic Women's National
Council will have a Christmas party
at its meeting at pm. tomorrow
at the Willard Hotel, the purpose of
the occasion being to collect toys for
children who might otherwise be
overlooked at Christmas. The pro-
gram will include a brief Christmas
talk by Chaplain w. j. Walsh, U. 8.
A., and a musical program arranged
by Mrs. Walter H. Maloney, formerly
associated with the Kansas City
Philharmonic Orchestra. Carols will
be sung, with Mrs. John Alfred
White as the accompanist.
Mrs. Floyd L. Cook, council pres
ident, announces the program is
open to the public but that those
attending are asked to bring toys.
Arrangements are being made at
the Willard Hotel for members to
leave their gifts there during the
day, tomorrow or Tuesday.
Committees arranging the party
include: Mrs. Maloney, Program;
Mrs. Grattan Kerans, Mrs. James
Hanley and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith, Gift and Distribution; Mrs.
Charles M. Murray, Decoration, and
Miss Edna Austin, Publicity.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

and study after her modern ma
chinery has completed its work.
Mrs. Gilchrist declares that cook
ing. next to reading Shakespeare or
studying histories of other coun-
tries, is one of her favorite pas
times.
Il even won a dollar prize" she
laughed, 'for contributing favorite
recipe to daily paper
Mrs. Gilchrist has made cooking
such an easy art that she considers
1t of little consequence to prepare
and serve a course dinner for 20
guests, or a buffet supper for twice
that number.
1T is merely a matter of prepar-
ing ahead OF time" she explained.
Mrs. Gilchrist was elected presi-
dent of the Altrusa Club through
the classification "homemaker." cas-
lily understood after a visit to her
home.
She reads necessarily, and point
ing to a shelf containing many we'll
known books, Mrs. Gilchrist ex-
planned that much of her reading
was done for the service of the
blind.
II have long been interested In
work for the blind she said, "and
completed the course in Braille given
by the Red Cross sometime ago."
Interested Member
OF Art Club.
Mrs. Gilchrist is an interested
members Of the Columbia Heights
Art Club, which each year includes
on its program study Of the life
and history of some foreign country.
During the clubs study of Denmark,
she prepared a paper on Hamlet" !"
which she first wrote years before
when she studied Shakespeare under
Prof John Quincy Adams, now at
the Folger Library.
Her first business position was
with a New York bank, where she
was editor Of the official house or
gan. She remained there until de-
preston days ended its life, then
became teacher In English at st..
Mary's School for Girls at Garden
City, Long Island. Later she re-
turned to Ithaca, N. Y. where she
taught in Junior high school.
1t was during this period that
she became interested in girls, and
today this interest is centered in
the sorority girls at George Wash
ington University.
Mrs. Gilchrist, who is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
and Mortar Board Alumnae, enjoys
club work.
II think its importance for the
housewife" she said, lis the contact
it affords with people outside. If
1 did not attend club meetings, I
would have few contacts for use in
service to others. The most worth
while service to others which I
have found is service for the blind.
They are the most appreciative Of
any people I know"
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Mrs. Helen Martin
Luncheon Speaker

Mrs. Helen Martin, assistant su-
perintendent of the Public Assist
ance Division of the District. will be
guest speaker of the relief and hous-
ing groups Of the economic welfare
department, voteless District League
of Women Voters, at q luncheon
meeting at 1915 pm. Tuesday at
the Y. w. c. A. She will discuss
problems Of providing housing for
relief clients and the relation OF
their housing costs to other living
costs.
Speakers for the foreign policy
department at a meeting wednesday
at 2 pm. at the home Of the chair.
man. Mrs. c. S. Duncan, will be Mrs.
H. E. Becknell, who will report on
"India's Bid for Freedom" and Mrs.
Lawrence Manley, who will discuss
the general European situation. with
special reference to Russias iava.
sion Of Finland.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Jewish
Institute
Scheduled
Wonen's Council
To Discuss Adult
Education

An all-day institute on adult
Jewish Education" sponsored by the
Contemporary Jewish Affairs Com
mittee, viii be conducted Tuesday
at the Jewish Community Center
by the Washington section Of the
National Council OF Jewish Women.
DR.. Baruch Braunstein, promi-
nent educator and historian, will be
the guest speaker. In the morn
ing his subject will be Adult jew
ish Education as a Need Of the
American Jewish Women Today"
and in the afternoon Jews In
Many Lands"
Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer Is general
chairman and Mrs. Lawrence
Koenigsberger co-chairman Of the
institute, for which registration will
begin at 10 am. Following a morn
ing session, q luncheon meeting will
be held at 1890, and the session
will be resumed at 2:30.
DR.. Braunstein's talk in the
morning will be followed by a panel
discussion by Mrs. Aaron Shalowitz
of Hadassah, Mrs. Shiman @. Janus
Of the B'nai Birth Auxiliary and
Mrs. Bisgyer. Mrs. Koenigsberser
will preside. and the opening prayer
will be given by Miss Goldie Bach
man of the Junior Council.
Mrs. E. r. Haas will be chairman
of the luncheon meeting, when Mrs.
Moe Gutenberg, president Of Hadas-
sab, will give the invocation, fol-
lowed by q discussion on current
events led by Mrs. Koenigsberger
and summarized by DR.. Braunstein.
In the afternoon Mrs. Bisgyer Will
preside. and Mrs Herman Herzberg.
president of the BNai Birth Aux.
iliary, will give the opening prayer.
The meeting will close with the
lighting of Chanukah lights.
The institute, which will be SUBJ
stitute for the monthly meeting Of
the council, is open to all Jewish
women of the city. There Is no
charge for registration. Represent
atives of several organizations are
cooperating, and many visitors OF
nearby councils are expected.
Mrs Maurice Salomon and Mrs.
Harry Cohen are In charge OF lunch
con reservations and tickets.