Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1930, Page 68

anesL® w B ' ge ove &t 4:45 o'clock there will be a meeting THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 5, 1930—PART FOUR. 5:30 o'clock, when Mrs, tes partment of the ctation o1 pear. 'Goif clnsses will meet on Monds: and Wednesdays from 8 to 9 o'clock ‘Will meet tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock, and | streets. The bowling alleys in the basement of the Membership-Recreation Commit- tee. The K Street House Committee will meet Tuesday at 11 o'clock, on streets, will reopen tomorrow. mittee Friday there will be a meeting of the|tion lodge, Cherrydale, Va. Miss Mar- Industrial Committee at 12:30 o'clock. garet Hedgecock, president of the inter- m service will be held at the |club council, is presiding. Miss Elsa | meel at 8 oclock, and on | this week end at the ¥. W. C. A. vaca- | meet the members of the Our 3 Most Popular Bed Groups! Reduced, Greatly, for Hecht Month! 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"F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 Irving | department, told of her four months’| Silverelle Club of former high school | ville, Va., October 11, to visit Monticello, trip through Europe. 1 Reserve Ul'rl‘:el grade school allol:fll enter- lub for - | the new and interesting activities Tues- The Health Educstion Committee the gymnasium at Seventeenth and K | oot 1o o omec tn the Qi Resorre | GoY, Dight that are to of the Y. W. C. 4, Seventeenth and K and s,ligx:jh Erades are mvmtatin o 1 jons have been sent to the offi-Tuesday to cers of all Girl Reserve clubs to 8tend | and hear about she aicestis e The officers of all Senior High School | tea in the Girl Reserve Glub rooms | planned for the Winter, W the Elizabeth Somers Com- | Girl Reserve clubs are in cofiference (Lext Sunday afternoon at 4 o'cloc ‘The Blue Triangle Club held a party Somers residence today at| Peterson, chairman of the Girl Reserve Thursday evening. Friday evening the OCTOBER the home of Thomas Jefferson, and the i e Unversity of Virginis, leaving the asso- C. T. U. Notes ‘There is to be & program initiating | ciation at 7:30 a.m. —_— Tetary, and Miss Dorothy Donnally, & teacher Anacostia Union met with Mrs. Mary | gate director T take place on|from the Americanization School of the| The annual convention of the W. O. B_:ehofl on Valley View place southeast | oqqregses, e enings this Winter. A spe- | District of Columbis, Will conduct &/ T. U. will be held in the Calvary Bap. | Jast Monday afterncon. Mrs. Thomas n s extended to every young | class in citizenship and English. The | i e o Davis, wife of the Methodist minister iness woman who is & newcomer in | class will meet each Friday at 2 o'clock | 1St Ohurch November 4 and 5. Promi- |of Anacostis, had charge of the devo-| World’s Oldest Bowler Dies. ‘Washington to attend the dinner on at the Y. W. C. A. nent speakers will address the meet- tlonal ~services. ht new members S ings, which include five sessions. The | ¥ere added as well as two honorary Bening Arncld. the oldest man in the Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Octo- i November 4, will be members. Election of officers was as | world to bowl, died recently at Bourne- The Blue Triangle Club will ber T, 4t 2:30 oclock, at the Home of uuder auspices. of the Young People's | fuse vice peesiaant. Mos. B Lot Seagus, | RURFedth Birthny: he ottesr vitied lue ngle ul +- a 5 s lce lent . S, Thursdsy night. | - Mrs. Edward Yonker, 5100 Thirty-ninth | pranc of the W. C. T. U Aunual re- | second Ve president, Mrs. Emily Pol- | Alum Chine Bowling Green fof & The Silverelle girls will meet Friday | “r°t B iy ports of all State directors will be | lock: Mrs. |and he played on two or three ; corresponding evening at 7:30 o'clock. = [ Rumania has 24 public holidays in|convention are the eight State Norwood, Mrs. E. S. Boss and Mrs. 8. | Mrs. H. 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