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Arizona sun., 1947-01-31
Curtis Says:
By CURTIS GRAY


(The views expressed in this
column are those Of the writer
and do not necessarily express
the editorial opinion Of The
Arizona Sun.-The Editor)
Had a letter from Virginia
Especial delivery)-the longest
distance so far about this column
more about it next week. {. My!
how Phoenix is growing nobody
knows as much about other peoples
business as they used to. Did
you know that: You can pour acid
in water, but never pour water in
acid j. We have some Negro pi-
lots in Phoenix now {. A new un-
dertaker will build soon-(hope
not to be his first customer) j.. (.
You travel south Of Detroit to
reach Canada f. You can make a
needle and a pin float on water if
you try hard enough A whole
bus load of people were almost
killed last week because the driver
had been watching group of white
girls with blackface makeup (who
had been in a play) at the bus ter
minal-he tried to make up for
lost time and the train almost hit
us Eyes, was a passenger also) in
the center Of the bus-cap prove
it by three witnesses I didn't
go to see "Mom NJ Dad" there
are other towns in Arizona that
are older than Phoenix u. A fellow
in Georgia was taken before a
judge to answer bigimy charge
who replied, 'Tf we can have two
governors, why can't we have two
wives.
Main Topic For Today
This week I saw some very
wealthy people whom knew in
my former home (Chicago) who
had so much trouble trying to find
a room that they went to Tucson
to spend the winter. Don't you
have any hotels, or auto courts in
town." I was asked. I didn't know
what to say, so side tracked the
question. We live in the largest city
and the capitol city of this state,
so why don't we try to impress the
visitors? Any one who would put
his money in god hotel would
never regret it. What are we wait
ing for? Some one to come here
from another city and put one up?
Veterans could form a corporation
and borrow money from the Gov
ernment to do it. We are losing a
lot of money each year because of
this fact, so why don't we wake up?
Many people are beginning to
beautify their homes and lawns.
A lot of people get very quiet
when they see me coming-U'm not
looking for gossip about your per-
sonal affairs) The Negro
population Of Arizona (1940) A.
993. -. The situation in Georgia
can lead to very serious incidents
in other states it only takes
one to start it ). (I'm surprised
that Mississippi didn'D North
Dakota has only POI Negroes; Geor-
gia, 1904, ,927; Mississippi, ], ,074, ,578.
To all of you people who want
me to publish your letters, write
them to me care the Arizona Sun
/. don't have space here :.
thanks "I'll Be Glad When;
Richard Opens the Door"-Some-
one is there besides those "Chick-
ems" =. get less special deliv-
eryS about this column-(got
weak heart)-(only kidding, send
all the mail you want to). See
you next week.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31
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ARIZONA
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31

(The views expressed in this
column are those of the writer
and do not necessarily express
the editorial opinion Of The
Arizona Sun.-The Editor)
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31
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\OOHIIHueU IFOH rage L.
urged al VETERANS mailing CT in
surance premiums to use the vel
low return envelopes provided with
the premium notice.
Machinery at the VA Branch Of
flee in San Francisco to service the
more than a million accounts in
Arizona, California, Nevadai and
Hawaii has been geared to fast
handling of the special envelopes,
whereas ordinary mail goes through
routine mail channels, VA said.
Although some envelopes mailed
from New York during insurance
decentralization operations to the
Branch Office carried a return ad-
dress to New York, veterans are
reminded that the new mailing ad-
dress for policyholders in Arizona
is '180 New Montgomery Street,
San Francisco 5, Calf.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31

Visitors who travel to Arizona's
Valley of the Sun by automobile
nave a wide choice of accommo-
dations. In architecture and in
terror decoration, the motor courts
are predominantly western. =
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31

Colossal Cave, one of Arizona's
many wonders, is located % miles
east of Tucson. The cave was
formed by underground waters in
to formations resembling animals,
buildings and people.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-31

School Girls team in an exhibition
cage contest Immediately follow
ing the Monarch-Brave fracaS. A
dance will follow the games.
Evening star., 1947-11-02

featuring "Hatlines and Buylines." with
New York designers as honor guests.
Community Clubs
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase--Tuesday,
James G.. McManaway and Mrs. J.,
Alan Maphis., Thursday. 2 pm, art
section; speaker Mrs; Minnie IF. Frost
Friday, 2 pm, speaker, Ann Hagen,
First Hand Report on Woman's
Petworth Woman's Club-Thursday, noon;
speaker, DR.. Leonard M. Elstad, presi-
dent of Gallaudet COLLEGE,
Woman's Club of Greenbeit-Thursday'
smith I aGshSizS manduiey, The fReAf Role Of women
wdm,n. InternetiGnal ehb Fela.iGns
1890 am. Executive Board; 1890
pm, dessert bridge. Thursday, 10 am
to noon. garden section, classes in
Woman's Club of Woodside-Wednesday
92lo kingsbury drive. Silver Spring;
silver Spring Woman's Ciub-Tomorrow,
lao pm. .Jesup blair G,an.uaiHy Go%mu9ity
ss14 Georgia avenue; speaker, George
1. Carroll special agent Of the Federal llL
University Park Woman's Club-Tomor-
4sSs z9S va Van D% Rursn ylth ssTset MFs ah
rakoma n 'fGsi Park in 'Ns Woman's ciub@Tuesday, @
I2:30 pm, Takoma Park PRESBYTERIAN !; y :,
tigation. Mrs. j. T. Alien in charge of
reservations which. close TO-DAY ody. ,
pm, garden section; book review, Mrs,
Luther Evans.
woman's Club of Lyon yillaEs-.Tomo1z-
land, 1880 North Danville street; exec
Community Methodist church. Airing
wv Women snesaf't. Of india" ANN
Marietta Park Woman's CIub-Tuesday,
spm with Mrs. F. MsAEdle: sna.Esf: 2so7 %G.
PROBLEMS Confronting India
University. College Clubs
Chapter-Tuesday, Z pm, buffet supper
with Mrs; william Thomson 34oo Nor
Columbian Women Of George Washington
ans Nstionsl pemoefats BIB seRol-
in charge of tickets.
Sor0rifeS
Kappa Beta Pi; Eta chaptSsrmTussdaSg Ston5T ~, s s
Fairview road. Silver Spring: movies Of
sorority's international convention.
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity"Today,
) to Z pm, Admiral Club. ] $40 Rhode
Island avenue NV, joint tea by five
local chapters honoring new women stu
Alpha zeta Beta, Epsilon Proyinee-To-
morrow. s pm, Willard Hotel, first
semiannual meeting; reports from na-
tional convention.
Phi Delta Gamma, Alpha Chapter-To-
day, to pm, Mary Graydon Hall.
American University; tea honpring
rushees at American University.
Delta Gamma. Washinrton Chapter
Tuesday. 8 pm, with Mrs. Lloyd Har-
rison, 550s Broad Branch road NV;
dessert meeting and white elephant sale.
Delta Delta Delta Alliance, Washington
Chapter--Tuesday, 8 pm, with Mrs.
white elephant sale for Maryland Uni
Versity scholarship fund.
Mortar Board. Hour Glass Chapter. George
Washington University--Today. 10 a m.
Roger Smith Hotel ballroom: breakfast
celebrat ting associations tenth ami
versary.
Miscellaneous Clubs -
Woman's Guild Of Sibley Memorial Hos
pital-Friday, 8 pm. Rust Hall, Sibley
Memorial Hospital: membership night.
National Society of Arts and Letters,
Washington Chapter-Tuesday. . PM.
with Mrs. NJ Robert .Gugeenheim. 1900
Broad Branch road NV: speaker.
Charles Seymour, jr.. Sculpture in the
National Gallery of Art"
Evening star., 1947-11-02
|Womem's City club
.ToH0n0r Mrs. Buck
At Tea "Wednesday

A tea in honor Of Mrs. J. L. Blair
Buck, president of the General Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs, will be
given by the Women's City Club
from 4 to s pm. Wednesday at the
clubhouse. 1888 I street NV.
Mrs. Gertrude Parks, past presi-
dent of the District Federation OF
Women's Clubs, is chairman for the
affair. Mrs. Buck will also address
members of the club.
Several distinguished women in
local club circles will preside at the
tea table, including Mrs. Joseph r.
harrington. wife Of the Delegate
from Hawaii and president of the
District League of Republican
Women: Mrs. Clifford Davis, wife
of Representative Davis and presi-
dent of the Congressional Club;
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. presi-
dent of the Woman's National Dem
ocratic Club, and Mrs. Leslie Bifde,
wife of the staff director of the Mi
nority Policy Committee of the
Senate.
Scheduled to speak at meeting
of the club at 11:30 am. Tuesday is
Mrs. Helen Steinbarger, consultant
in adult education at the District
Public Library. She will be intro
duced by Miss Lottie Anderson.
Mrs. T. w. Ingling is chairman Of
hostesses, who will include Mrs. L..
F. Borland and Mrs. N. E. Bowden.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Gronbs
announce PROGRAMS

The Far East and Europe will be
featured in talks before section
meetings of the Womans Club OF
Chevy Chase this week.
Mrs. James G. McManaway, a
member of the club who has just
returned from a trip to England,
Scotland and France, will address
the drama section at 2 pm. Tuesday
at the clubhouse. The program will
also include vocal selections by Vir-
ginia Vincer Langford, soprano, ac-
companied by Dorothy Radde En-
cry; theater forecasts by Mrs. j.
Alan Maphis and one-act play
under the direction of Mrs. Harry
r. Lowe. Mrs. James Lee oliver,
new section chairman. will preside.
Tea will be served following the
meeting.
Mrs. Minnie Frost Rands, author
and traveller, will speak on "Indo-
nesian Arts and Culture" at meet
ing of the art section at 2 pm.
Thursday. The speaker, who lived
for three years in Java, will display
examples Of Javanese batique work,
brass and wood carvings. She Is
the author of "Punki," children's
story Of the Indonesian people,
which was illustrated by her daugh-
ter.
Tea will follow the program, one
Of q series arranged to study the
arts of other nations. Mrs. Fred
erick w. Lang, section chairman. will
preside, and Mrs. Henry H. Byrne
will be tea hostess.
Ann Hagen, home economist and
foreign correspondent for United
Press, who recently returned from
a survey Of conditions in 16 Euro
pean countries, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting OF the civics
section at pm. Friday. "First-
Hand Report of a Woman's Europe
will be the subject Of her talk. The
program will be sponsored by the
Forum Committee, under the chair
manship Of Mrs. James V. Bennett.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
British Dangbters
viii Meet Tuesday

Mrs. Andrews, wife Of the Min
lister from the Union Of South
Africa, and the wives of legation
officials, will be among those at
tending meeting Of the Daughters
of the British Empire Of the Dis
trict at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Studio, 1851 Columbia road NV.
The evening will celebrate the
forthcoming marriage Of Princess
Elizabeth and films will be shown
devoted to that theme.
OF particular interest will be a
Aim premiere of the royal tour of
the Union Of South Africa last
spring, which will be loaned to the
group by the South African Infor-
nation Services.
Two other Aims. Heir to the
Throne" and Shrine Of Nation, "
will be sponsored by the British
Information Services.
Mrs. Roy E. Lowe, State regent,
will preside, and Miss Dorothy
Kingsford. chairman of entertain
nent, will assist. Members may
bring guests.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
SisterbOOd HOnOrs
Mrs. Wilkinson

Mrs. Ann Wilkinson, president of
the District Chapter of PEG Sister,
hood, will be guest of honor at a
tea to be given tomorrow by Chap
ter R at the Women's City Club.
Mrs. Wilkinson, who Is member
of Chapter r, recently returned
from California where she repre-
sented the District at the biennial
national convention of the PEO Sis
terhood in Los Angeles.
Guests invited include past Dis
trict presidents, the presidents Of
all local PEG chapters, presidents
of subordinate chapters in nearby
Maryland and Virginia and conyen-
ton delegates.
Musical entertainment will be
provided by a trio made up of Mary
Ellen Pogue. violinist. member
of Chapter r; Harriet Grant. cellist,
and Marjorie Keim. pianist
Evening star., 1947-11-02

National Society Of Arts and Letters.
Mss ssasIies esssssFTsa.S sSs s
Kagy, % president of Society Of Washing;
ton Artists, Autographs. Etchinss and
Block Prints"
Democratic Women's National Council
Today, 4 to 7 pm. Kappa Gamma
House, 1920 Sixteenth street, NV; get
acquainted tea. with musical program.
womans National Dem1cEa.ie 9Hss N.1 CIuemno AamS
Edgar Ansel Mowrer. "on World Fed
Grafton"
District League Of Republican WoTsnI7 =
japanese crown prince. Young People
IN the New Japan;
District BranehwTom9TroW, asGsv P:m' P4 n sTu- N
n 5ne0 Mnss mHse spsaksF
am. am studio fiction group: Thursday. |
pm: poetry eH.r.. g5oup; 12um speaker Peggy
National League Of American Pen Women
alexandria Branch-Friday, lip pm, M
luncheon. Mrs. Kyle Booth to review s,,rg re-
wom.n's women lea Ieasu. of Arlington Jewish Cen
ter-Tuesday evening, Ashton Heights
Women's Club, buffet supper.
AKIBA CLUB-Wednesday pm. Adas
Israel Codgrega ton, Sixth and l NV,
sesa5ssd Ma ram n and the Near
National Council Of Jewish Women, Dis
trict Branch-Tomorrow, $50 am;
opening of economy shop. $50 Park foao
sisterhood of Adas Israel-Tomorrow,,
noon, yestry room OF SynaESGfslnf' Efelaf FaMIk SoE
ner, Star Food Editor.
Hanita Club. Pioneer Woman's OrEaniza-
tion-Wednesday, $50 pm with MIS-;
Nv; 4 M0nsanSeish;i memSership part party. NO"n
Catholic Daughters Of America-Tuesday.
s pm, business meeting; applications application
St. Johns Mothers CIub-Tomorrow, 1:so
seutvs beard meesins .v,ps PTiesyN 1$o %
woman'. .t Council of National City Christian !,
Ghsffhsssazv n.snE 1ses vermont ~ s1snus 0nsss NM
8. Mann, Universal Military Training
and The Fort Knox Plan" s..,r
day. / PM, Hotel 240O; speaker. Or.
Eric D. Bovet, Faith in 1ntegrated LiV-
Mrs. "A. j. Perry, 42o1 oueensbury road,
Hyattsville; speaker, Mrs. Ernest Gelinas.
p. +; O.. Ghapter R.LomorNT9WT' woman tso hans
olfa orins cD; Mrs. Ann m Wilkinson. president of
District chapter of P. E. o.
p. E. O., Chapter J-Tomorow, pm.'
with Mrs Harold E. Pammel; speaker.
Mrs. Enid White, Report of Supreme
Chapter Convention" oo
p E. o. Sisterhood-Wednesda 12:30
pm, YWCA, Seventeenth and streets
NV, reciprocity luncheon: unamliated
P E. O.s invited: Chapter r hostess.
Mrs. Esther Lambert in charge OF res
ervations which close tomorrow
Washington League of Women Shopper
Tuesday. 1870 pm. YWcA; Seven. sever,
speaker. Judge Alfred D: Moves ~
wednesday. 1890 pm. Seventeenth and
president of District Astroiosical Asso-
citation.
Tomorrow, 1890 pm. Army and Navy
Club; reservations, Mrs. Claude W.
Dudley.
Sunshine and Community Society--Tomor- :
row, 1870 pm, 2400 sixteenth street
NV; guest soloist, Mrs. Estelle Gates.
WCTU-Tuesday. 1890, North Star Union,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. 1905 Hamii-
ton street NV: members bring sand
wiches, and coffee will be served. We'd
nesday. II am, Chaplin Union. Capital
Memorial Church, Fifth and r streets
NV: speaker. Mrs. Amy Weick, presi-
dent of Northwest WCTU.
District. Home Economics Associa tion-
Tuesday. to pm. Washington Gas
Light Co. auditorium, benefit tea. Mrs.
Raymond c. Smith in charge Of reserva-
curiey Club-Today. 4 to T pm, with
Miss Jane Fitzgibbon. 1910 Allison
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Mrs. Wanavzaker
Is Dinner Speaker
For Altrusa Clubs

A tea at the White House Satur-
day afternoon will be one Of the
highlights Of the program being
arranged for the 18th annual con-
ference of the Second District Al
trusa Clubs here this week. Mrs.
Truman will receive the delegates,
who will represent clubs in six States
and the District OF Columbia.
The conference will get under way
with registration Thursday at this
Mayflower Hotel. The program
Thursday evening will be night
of frolic," with Gretchen Feiker as
mistress of ceremonies.
Members will tour the Federal
Bureau of Investigation Friday
afternoon. as the special guests Of
J Edgar Hoover, and Friday night
they will be feted at reception
at the Pan American Union. Spe-
cial guests at the reception will in-
clude the presidents of several pro-
fessional women's organizations and
group of women in newspaper and
radio work here.
The concluding event will be q
banquet Saturday, featuring an ad-
dress by Mrs. Pearl A. Warfamaker
of Olympia, Wash, superintendent
of public instruction in Washington
State. Immediate past president Of
the National Education Association,
Mrs. Wanamaker received Altrusa's
1946-47 Distinguished Service Award
for her constructive leadership and
achievements in the educational
field.
Business sessions will be devoted
to plans for implementing the OBJ
jectives of the International Asocia-
ton of Altrusa Clubs. The Altrusa
theme for the current year is Live
and Let Live"
Evening star., 1947-11-02
On the Engagement Pad This Week

street NE; silver tea. THURSDAY. $40
Pm, se9tt,s HOTEL ad.v regular ~ meetlns eiarts
Hail. Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV: speaker Mrs. Lucille Deiv'sne'
District Red Cross surEieal Dressing Unit
Monday. Wednesday and THURSDAY. 8
to PM, evening group, Walsh House
washinsten Poetry Kssdins sssetyTTuss; Eryixs
Norcross sherrill, "sonnsts."
Town CIub-Tomorrow. 1890 pm. with
Mrs, Wendell Lund. 1s40 Plymouth
street NV: Executive Beard meeting
United b. ssaa1s th. t.
avenue NV; silver tea and musicale
NationsL NIL Society q New EnElsns wqmen
fhirty- ninth street n, VI; speaker. Mrs
Leonard Norsworthy. The State OF New
day, s PM. 1881 Columbia road NV.
Aims on the royal tour Of the Union
Children Of the American Revolution
with Mrs. John Morrison Kerr, 4522
mountain schools.
District Daughters Of the American Revo-
IutiOH-4 ucSudy, .1O JIM,
Scott Chapter, with Mrs. Joseph "
Hiscox, 1890 Upshur street N; W.:
speaker. Miss Nell Hiscox, principal OF
Janney School, "Our Schools" Tues
day. s pm. Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter. with Mrs. Ralph Endicott,
2S1S. Bellevue terrace NV, wedding
grown fashion show. Tuesday, 8 pm,
Judge Lynn Chapter, with Mrs. William
T Milne, 1902 Leland street. Chevy
Chase. Md; speaker Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, State chairman Of Filing and
Lending Committee. Wednesday, IL
am, Ellis Island Committee OAR Chap
ter House; speaker. Mrs. Bruce Roberts,
chairman Of Arts and Skills Service,
American Red Gross, ''Occupattonal
Therapy'' Wednesday, 8 pm, Manor
House Chapter, OAR Chapter House.
Thnrsdsy' II an junior ATeriean
House; speaker, Max Farrington, director
of physical education, George Washington
University. Thursday, l pm. Little
John Boyden Chapter. with Mrs. Glenn
C. williams, 1922 Ingomar street NV.
luncheon; 2 pm, business meeting.
Friday, / am, State National Defense
Committee, OAR Chapter House: speak
er. DR.. Carl r. Hansen. associate super
intendent Of the District public schools.
Education for Good Citizenship Sat-
Chapter. DhR Chapter House; speaker,
Mrs. Thomas J. Gattis, chairman of the
Approved Schools Committee. Saturday,
8 pm, Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
OAR Chapter House, annual benefit card
barty
Evening star., 1947-11-02

1890 pm. Washington Hotel. program
New York designers as honor guests.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Holyoke Alnmnae
Memorial LSerpice

A special memorial service In
tribute to the late DR.. Mary Emma
Woolley, president emeritus OF
Mount Holyoke College. will be held
bv the Mount Holyoke Alumnae
Club of Washington November Is
at pm. at the Women's City Club.
Speakers will include DR.. Guy E.
Snavely, executive director OF the
Association of American Colleges;
DR.. Kathryn McHale, general direc-
tor of the American Association OF
University Women, and DR.. Esther
Loring Richards OF the Henry
Phipps Psychiatric Dispensary and
member of the class Of 1910 at
Mount Holyoke.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Civic and Study Clubs

booR eSst rsTiexeP' Mrs R Wnsson
Holt; Tuesday Il am. lecture a.t by y. Dr.
research and education. From the IT,
gris-Euphrates Valley to Flushing Mea-
pm dinner apeakers fhe
Indian Ambassador and Mrs. Asaf Ali
india To-Day"
am, YWCA, monthly meeting; speaker
Charles Collingwood. CPS commentator,
"America. and the World"
Amer'eSn en. colese SfG Park BranchMTuesdsy 7:so
sh class Wedsesday seisns. Riane R$2 to ao n
Pm perslty Afes Of aas Maryland a'e painting class
wednesday, 8 pm, with Mrs W. o.
Ash, 65l9. .Forty-first street, University
AAUW, Alexandria Branch-Tuesday, 8
pm, Chequire House, 202 King street,
monthly meeting; report on convention
sity Women by Miss .Ka Uterine Baugh
Excelsior Literary. Club-Tuesday, ! pm,
luneheon nso meeting ahrs with Nv Stanley
Special Libraries Association, University
and College Group-Tuesday, $50 pm
The o1 dinner 51sa ee5nT o spss1sr b1sly
:f :Schanees in Professional Trainins for for
Book Club-Tuesday, 10 am,
Woodbridge Branch Library. biosraph-
ical book reviews.
voteless District League Of Women Voters
Tuesday, 1915 am, Pierce Hall.
Sixteenth and Harvard streets NV,
Know Your Washington" sStudy group
Tuesday, 1:30 pm. league office; work
shop on Economic and Cultural Rela-
tiens WedneSday DR. Sda; 1;3o ,I;I,s Pm: leagqe
shop on Guaranteeing the Peace"
Thursday, 1890 am, Foreign Policy
Committee. workshop on Big Power
Relations Thursday. 1:30 pm.
league ONCE, workshop on Labor Man
agement." Friday, 1890 am, league
office. workshop on Domestic Economy
With Relation to International Trade"
Business, Professional Clubs
pm, 1744 R street NV, buffet supper
honornR Alec Templeton.
Washington S0roptimist Club-Wednesday
1p.m., Willard Hotel, program featuring
Career Woman's Day"
MONTGOMERY County Soroptimlst Club
Friday. pm, KensinEton Fire House.
benefit party.
Hotel; speaker, DR.. Mary Dabney Davis,
War Department Curriculum Commission
for German Schools, "Re-education in
Germany
Women's National Press Club-Thursday.
pm, Mayflower Hotel, luncheon;
speaker. Barbara Ward. foreign editor
of the London Economist and director
OF the British Broadca sting Co.
Altrusa Club-Thursday through Saturday,
Mayfower Hotel, Sth annual conference
Of Second District Altrusa Clubs
Washington Fashion GrOup-Thursday,
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Speakers Announced
OAR Programs This Week
TO Haze Educational Theme

In anticipation Of National Education which will be observed
District
a educational theme meetings
Carl superintendent Of the District public
schools will address meeting the National Defense Committee
Chapter House
Taking Education Citizenship" Hansen
will discuss District function mind
snalyze possible strengthening the
committee will discuss plans for
the Citizenship Junior
high the District Mrs William Mcolaufn State
chairman, will preside
principal Janny will meet
Tuesday at the home
of mother Joseph W. Hscox 1920 Upshur street NV
different Of schools available
pointing what they accomplishing
undeeged for those who deaf or
handicapped
physical Washington Uni
meeting the junior
citizens Committee at II Thursday at the DAR Chapter
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Food Editor Guest

Mrs. Violet Faulkner, food editor
of The Star, will be guest speaker
at the monthly luncheon meeting OF
the Adas Israel Sisterhood at noon
tomorrow in the vestry rooms OF the
synagogue, 800 Eye street NV.
Mrs. Meyer Goldberg, president
of the sisterhood, will extend greet
ings and Mrs. Henry Gichner will
speak on the Community Chest.
Mrs. Harry D. Friedman, general
chairman for the annual donor
luncheon to be held December at
the Mayf1ower Hotel, will give fur
ther details about the event.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Cnrley Club Tea

A silver tea for the benefit OF the
Curley Club scholarship fund will
be given from 4 to 7 pm. today by
Miss Jane Fitzgibbon at her home,
1910 Allison street NE.
During November the club will meet
ON the first and third Thursdays
instead of the second and fourth