Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1928, Page 36

36 IIWC | The weekly twilight music hour on the roof of the Young Women's Chris- | tian Association, Seventeenth and XK streets, will be held this afternoon from 5 to 6 o'clock, when there will be group singing and a program of songe. Mrs. Albert Henderson and Miss Dorothea McDowell will be the hostesses. A meeting of the board of directors pf the association will be held Thurs- day at 10:30 am The monthly meeting of the rooms registry committee will be held Tues- day at 11:30 am. at Seventeenth and K streets. The work of the committee for the Fall and Winter with a special study of the housing conditions of the District of Columbia is to he planned 2t _this time The publicity-finance committee will hold its monthly meeting on Friday, October 19, at 12 o'clock. There will be 2 meeting of the Eliz- abeth Somers committee tomorrow morning at 12 o'clock Girl Reserves. Plans for the Fall program and meet- | ings are being made in all the Girl Re- gerve Clubs in junior and senior high | schools this week Miss Mabel R. Cook. Girl Reserve director, will speak at an assembl; ! the Dennison Vocational School Girls Wednesday at 2 pm. L every girl in the school w | Reserve, making the Dennison Girl Re- | serve Club the largest in the District This vear the two Girl Reserve Clubs | at Jefferson Junior High School w \‘ meet every Wednesday at 2:15 p. Miss Floy Wolfenbarger and Miss C tal Bangerter will act as faculty ad- The Girl Junior High Reserve Club at Po School will meet Thur ith Mise Elsie Talbert and | M. L. Ambrosi acting as faculty | and the Fidelis Girl | rn High School | meetings Thursday | | Th* club at Columbia Junior Hth‘ Echool will hold regular meetings on | Friday afternoon at 2:20 at the school. The Bon Secour Club of Central High Schoel conducted a successful member- ign last week and invites all ess meeting in lhe Girl Reserve Club rooms of the Semper Fidelis Club of Tach will also | hold an important meeting in the Girl Reserve Club rooms at 3:30 Fridas The Hi Girls Re: b of B ness High School will h: ship party in the rlubmmm Friday at 3:30. All girls who attend Business High School are invited to come and get_acquainted with the Girl Reserves. Fifty Girl Reserves from the six high school clubs are taking part in_the pageant. “The Cross Triumphant,” to be presented October 19 and 20 in the Washington Auditorium as part of the program of the Episcopal Convention. | There will be a hike and campfire | lunch on Saturday for all grade school | Girl Reserves, All members of the Sat- | urday Morning Clubs and their friends | ere invited to meet at the Y. W. C. A., | Seventeenth and K streets. at 10 am. | tsxrkmg vour lunch and two street car | ke Business and Professional Women's Department. The booklovers' section will have first meeting of tae year tomorrow night ct 8 o'clock. It will meet in the assem- bly room on the fourth floor. Miss | Alice Hutchins Drake, leader of the | group, has announced as her subject “Books for Autumn Reading.” There s no formality about attending any of the meet; of this section. Every business or professional woman inter- ested in the subject of the evening is cordially invited to be present. Tuesday evening the Amicitia. Hitika. Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo Clubs will have supper together at 6:15, after which there will be an assembly pro- gram. The subject this week is the first in & series, entitled “Learning to Know Latvia and Her People.” Miss Leisa Stadnichenko is to be the special speaker and will give a resume of the history and geography of Latvia. Under the direction of Miss Imogene B. Ire- 1and, the club girls are going to learn the folk songs of the Baltic States. and | these will be sung during each assem- bly hour devoted to Latvia. “The Blue Triangle Club will hlvr supver at 6:30 Thursday evening. Fol- | Iowing supper the girls will begin the ' program they have planned through | which they look forward to becoming acquainted with Czechoslovakia and her | girls. For this first evening they are | going to use a four-reel motion picture | of Czechoslovakia, giving considerable | of the scenic beauty of the country and alco telling the story of the great ath- letic event known as “The Sokol.” The girls are also going to learn to sing the | ghtful Czech folk songs, under Miss ! Ireland’s direction. At 8 o'clock the | girls will begin to work on vari-colored | cambric scarfs, books and tarlatan ! stockings. in preparation for their d tribution of gifts at Christmas tim Industrial Department. The third annual Fall conference of the Woman’s Trade Union League and the industrial department of the Y. W. | C. A. is taking place this week end at Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale, Va., wh-nl ‘Newer Approaches to Woman's Prob- | lems” will be discussed at the various | In addiiton to the speakers | already announced, Miss Tille Lindsey of Bryn Mawr Summer School for !n- dustrial Workers will talk on “The | Value of Co-operative Action.” M Margaret Scattergood and Miss Frances | Chickering are among the speakers thlu efternoon. The industrial department will co- | operate with the League for Industrial | Democracy of the Episcopal Church in | the series of industrial discussions which take place during the Episcopal Convention on the third floor of the | Y. W.C. A Soventeemh and K streets, October 14-19 at 4 p. ‘ The K. E. Y. Club will meet Wednes | fday for a supper party on the roof. | The Greek Club will hold a meeting | on October 18 to make plans for the | dance it will give November & The Thursday Club will give a tea | party October 18 from 4 o 6 pm. in the elubrooms on the third foor. New girls are. cordially invited to join thiz group. Chapters. 'Chanmh will hold ing at the heme of Mr L. T. Jones, 30 Grant tircle, at 2 p.m tomorrow. Miss Imogene Ireland. the secretary of music at the association, will speak on the convention in Sacia- mento last Spring. where she was a del- | egate. She will also lead the chapter m‘ singing The Dupont Chapter wishes to an- | nounce that the food sale which is noted in the Capital Outlook, 1o take place in the Iobby of Seventeenth and K streets on October 22. i< to be post- | poned until November 15. The chap- ter. however, will Liold ite first meeting of the Fall on the twenty-second in the ?am room of the administration build- a4 i Princeton monthly m Elizabeth Somers Residence. The vesper service at the Elizabeth Bomere Residence will be held this aft- | ernocn at 5:30, when Dr. Earle Wilfley, | pastor of the Vermont Avenue Christian | Church, will be the speaker. Miss Eva Galbraith wil! Jead the service and Miss Julia Maxwell will be the hostess. The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club held its first meeting of the Fall season last Thursday evening. Planz for the vear were discussed and new officers elected Pauline Myer: president, Margaret Ral- ston secretary-treasurer. Natalie Koban librarian, Misz Imogene B. Ireland is the director and Misz Alta M. Smith the | tant director Educational Department. | There will be an advanced class in social dancing starting October 22 at £:30 pm. 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