Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1929, Page 40

when the bu 4 pm. at Seventeenth and K streets. wHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 29, 1929—PART 1. . dgets will be -| Club activities will be resumed for|The first trip will be made to Monticello [ ences are working busily to complete | 7 o'clock for 11 weeks, ending December | noon until 8 o'clock. This bazaa: immi when the budgets for 100 R iine of the | the year Tussday might, when the Ami- |and Charlottesville, Va., and-the second | plans for the annual Girl Reserve Fall| 13. ~The weekly hour of instruction | food sale is for the benefit of the ey | T e e e world fellowship committee Thursday at | citia, Hitika, K. G., Premier, Tip Top will be to the caverns of Luray and|setting-up conference. This conference| and final tests will be given jointly by | Chase cottage, erected last Summer at | languages, public speaking, dramatic Seats will be reserved in|will be held at Vacation Lodge, Cherry- | Miss Anna Van Buskirk and Marion | Kamp Kahlert, by the chnpe,ej. ‘The | expression, as eries of lectures under and’ Wohelo Clubs meet together for | Shenandoah. The K street house committee will hold |supper at 6:15 o'clock. Later the group [order of registration. The twilight music hour at the|the first meeting of the Fall on Tues- |will go up to the sun parlor for a pro- ¥.'W. C. A. wil be held on the roof at | day at 11 o'clock. Among the members |gram of music and dancing. The Bl On October 3 at 4:30 o'clock the first | attended by all of the officers of the| their certificates as examiners at the | Peacock, entertained the executive com- rent events, inter-racial lectures, music, dale, Va., October 5 and 6, and will be | Hunt, Both of the instructors received | presidnet of the chapter, Mrs. J. Craig | social hygienic, clothes appreciation, poster-making, parliamentary law and ue | tea of the season will be held for girls|senior high school Girl Reserve clubs.| Red Cross Life-Saving Institute, held | mittee and the chairmen in charge of | Negro history. Seventeenth and K streets today at|of the committee from the Y. W. C. A.| Triangle Club, composed of younger | employed in homes. Many of the mem- | The program will include reports from | last June near Annapolis. Potential | the various tables on Friday at her | while Phyllis ‘Wheatley was unable to 6 pm. The artists wil be Eleanor Hul- | which will have charge of the rest Toom | business girls, will have its opening club bers of the Thursday Club have re-|the Girl Reserve conference at Kamp pupils should be able to swim five home on West Irving street. The tables | go ahead with the building on the new Dert planist; Lelta Bolls, violinist, and | for the Army carnival. to be held at |night Thursday. Supper will be served | turned from Summer trips. Any girl ! Kahlert and the Girl Reserve conference | lengths of a 60-foot pool using side | are: Apron. in charge of Mrs. Albert | camp site, the camp was a_successful Louis Potter, cellist. Miss Leos na . Bixler will be the staff hostess. Friends | Mrs, William E. Humphrey, Mrs. Hugh |on the “B. & P.” floor. A program of [so by getting in touch with Miss Saida | cussions, music hours, model parties | also of the association, both men and wom- | Matthews, Mrs, William Charles White | group singing and special features is|L. Hartman, industrial secretary. The|and other helpful suggestions for new en, are cordially invited to attend this | and Miss White and Mrs, Herbert C.|being planned by the executive com-|Thursday Ciub members are girls em-|club officers. Following this conference | Commodore Longfellow of the Red mittee for the remainder of the evening. | ployed in homes, and represents in its|all Girl Reserve clubs will resume activi- | Cross, “swim for two, aptly gives the The new officers for this club are|membership many different countries.|ties for the school year 1929-30. purpose of the course. mn-}’r:uhn;-’r‘;:{gtfl;:hn Imirie and Mrs. | mentally unbalanced, resulting from in- Flora Robinson, president; Josephine| At this time a informal hour of music. While the | Woolley. Tegistration for the dinner meeting, which will close the joint lay workers Business and Professional. and staff conference tomorrow has| mpe following officers were elected at [ Hoffman, vice president and chairman |and picnics to places of interest will be Washington Barracks this week, will be |at 6:30 o'clock in the club dining room | interested in joining this group may do|at Saltsburg, Pa., officers’ meeting, dis- | Stroke and one other stroke. They should | Edward Corning: candy, Mrs. Henry | one and plans are being made to finish be able to make a fair surface dive, | DeC. Adams: children, Mrs. Bolitha The life-saver's slogan, as given by | Laws: fancy work, Mrs. Philip Gile: | was siven Surig the mast meeth ta g delicatessen, Mrs. Charles B. Lingam- | mother with six children, the eldest felter and Miss Louise Eiker, and cakes | about 9 years of age and a husband Miss Anna Van Buskirk returns on The fancy work | jury while at work, who missed their rogram of sightseein -~ . Chapters. Tuesday to start giving the additional | committee is meeting each week and | train en route for the South and ap- closed, those interested are invited 10 (g meeting of the Tuesday Club Council |of membership committee; Nona Eld-|planned. Later in the Winter there will| Chevy Chase Chapter will have its| physical examinations for those who ;fl(m& rl::t}x;x;:a:h dnt,ntg;: %T:u:; plied for assistance. The mother and want to take individual and corrective sit in the balcony of Barker Hall at 8 . swimi b ting of the Fall on Tu b Ve and will serve during the coming year: | ridge, secretary, and Evelyn Woolard, | be bowling and swimming parties and | first meeting esday, Work, ‘and also for those who wish (o | in the morning at Mrs. Doyle's before children were given shelter and food o'clock, when Mrs. Paist will speak. Lay | nrics Margaret Gaylord, president; Mrs. | treasurer. The committee chairmen |the usual weekly tea. Through the|October 1, at the home of Mrs. Harold N o Mrs. So- |were appointed as follows: °Elizabeth | Winter there will be a tea and social | E. Doyle, 3818 Huntington street, at 2:30 | join the special morning reducing | the chapter meeting. man elsewhere. In a few days they ‘workers who are not able to attend the Mary C. Stough, secretary; dinner meeting may also come in for o 4 » g phronia McNalr, treasurer; Miss Mar- | Roland, program; Ruth Dodd, social|hour Sunday afternoons, following the|p.m. Plans will be made at this time S ED o R are o enst-d5 and accommodation was secured for the course. This reducing course is open were able to continue their journey. the meeting at 4:30 In the afternoon ¢y, ghiverdecker was appointed chair- | service, and Louise Kirchgessner, recra- | twilight music hour, at Seventeenth and [for the bazaar of the Chevy Chase Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. begins when Miss Thoburn of the national | man of social service And Mrs. Margaret | e ce R PO K streets. One room on the industrial| Chapter, which will be held from noon | Pounds overweight. Fall work with two new workers, prod- = staft will be the speaker. Ferris chairman of recreation. The first PP — | floor is reserved for the use of club|to 6 o'clock on October 30. 2 ucts of Howard University, Miss Kath- | Because none of the efforts submitted A Capital outlook mailing party will | Fall issue of the Capital Outlook in the E 'members, where they may rest, read or Health Education, Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tues- | leen Romer as industrial secretary, and | was considered of sufficient merit, the be held Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. | form of an educational number will be [ Registrations are now being received | entertain their friends. in the Foster Room, Seventeenth and | in circulation on October 1. . K streets. z official organ of the association, pub- | interest in Virginia which have been Girls' Reserve Department. has been scheduled for the pool at|p.m.. when final plans will be made for | program offers short-story writing. | It is the |for the bus trips to places of historic day at the home of Mrs. Harold E.| Miss Dorothy Baylor, head of the Girl | ¢500 prize in the chief li 'w Red Cross life-savi 58 vl y S 3 | prize in the chief literary contest The ne! ross life-saving class | Doyle on Huntington street, at 2:30 | Reserve Department. The education | % P00 (0 B0 BOm So0ert ot A short meeting of the board of di- | lished by the “B. and P.” department, | planned by the industrial department| The Girl Reserve Council members| Seventeenth and K stréets. It will | the bazaar to be held October 30. at [ home beautiful, charm school, physical | Liverpool, England, this year was with- rectors will be called October 3 at 10:30 ' with Miss Lois Gates Gorman as editor. 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