The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-07
BUSINESS GIRLS
HEAR NOUNS
Of CHARM
Pep, Ambition, Honesty, Sim
certify, Graciousness, and
Hospitality Stressed.
BY SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.

By SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.
pep. ambi tion. honesty, Gin
certify, graciousness and hospi-
tality," were the nouns Of charm
for the business girl, which Miss
Mary Lindsey stressed in her talk
to a group Of business women ut
the Y. w. c. A. last night.
Miss Lindsey believes that it
lies with the business woman to
revolutionize the world Of business
II she will only be honest and
sincere in her work. give Of her
self all theme is to give in her
work and feel her responsibility to-
ward her job.
Thrill to think that you have
something to give the public" she
said.
A girl should have the same am
billions as a man in accomplishing
something in the world, even to
becoming President Of the United
States, was Miss Lindsley's state.
ment. They should not take a Job
with the idea of doing just enough
to get by with and then get out
with all speed when a desirable
husband presents himself, or they
tire of the fancy of working.
Simplicity Of dress and manner
was another big factor emphasized
by the speaker. Neatness is the
keynote to this feat is her solution.
Miss Lindsey does not approve
Of the flapper bob" She believes
that woman should stick to her
crown of glory, and will permit no
shorn sheep in her employ.
Jackson H. Ralston, well-known
Washington lawyer, win discuss
"Democracy's International Law"
tonight at a dinner of the Women's
International League in the Wom-
ems University clubhouse. Miss
Mary Ingham will preside and
outline the plans for the 1nterna-
tional Congress of the League to
be held here in May.
Community Centers.
The Johnson Powell Community
Center is presenting three-act
farce, Promoting Romeo" tonight.
Laura ]. Bogue is directing the play
assisted by Edith H. Hunter, COM
munity secretary. Tickets for the
play are rs cents, the proceeds to
go to the center. A dance will fol.
low the play.
Those in the cast are Ruth Camp
bell Malcolm Stickney, Franklin
Clarke, Marguerite Luckel, kathryne
Junkin, Alice Louise Hunter, Wini-
frede Beall, Stuart Mitchell, Virgil
Warner, Helen Newell, Benjamin
Detweiler and Lyman Newell.
The Birney Community Center
will act as receiving station for the
new radio club today. This club
was organized under James N. Ber-
ry and plans to give several radio
concerts soon. The Junior Drama
tic Club will meet at the center to-
night. The Girls Athletic Club,
Boy Scouts, Whiting Club, Les
Bellies Club and Busy Bee Club also
will meet. There will be a boys
meeting in the auditorium to which
all the boys in the neighbOrhoOd
will be invited.
There will be a rehearsal Of the
Rhythm Club at o'clock, and the
Junior Dramatic Club at 8 o'clock
at the Southeast center tonight. The
Winton Athletic Club, the Country
Dancing Club and the Boy Scouts
will have meetings.
The Willing Workers, Young
Woman's Art Club, Wonder Boys,
Girls Whist Club, Mohican Athletic
Club and the Quot Club will meet
at the West Washington Center to-
night Joseph Wilkinson will lee.
ture at a meeting of Boy Scout
Troop, No. 500, followed by a visual
program at 8 o'clock.
The Girls Recreational Club will
meet this afternoon at the Cleve-
land Phelps Center. The Masonic
drill team, sewing class, millinery
class and civic association will meet
in the evening.
The Storytelling Club and the
folk dancing group will be led by
Ethel Blaylock at the Burrvil!e Cen
ter this afternoon. Mrs. S. ]. Ram
saur will lead the visual instruction
class, and Edna Gordon will lead the
children's chorus. Mothers Club,
Radio Club, Listenin-In Club, Girls
Dramatic Club, Ladies' Whist Club
and Mems Whist Club will meet.
The Ladies' Whist Club will give a
party.
The Junior Club Of Wilson Nor
NAL Center will have a dance at the
center tonight. The Girl outs
will meet at the center in the after.
noon and the Boy Scouts in the
evening. The Columbia ard Midget
groups will have games. A visual
lied instruction entertainment, com.
bined with music and recitations,
will be held at the center.
Groups for children, according to
age, for instruction in dancing and
dramatics, will be held at the
Thomson Center tonight. Boy
Scout Troop No. 2 will meet.
The Rhythm Glasses will meet at
the E. V. Brown Center this after.
noon. The Social Dancing Club will
meet in the evening.
There will be a meeting Of the
Violin class at the Park View Cen.
ter at 4 o'clock. The Boy Scouts
and the Park View Athletic Club
will meet in the evening.
There will be a meeting of the
Girl Scouts, the Dramatic Club. the
Boy Scouts, and the Avon Athletic
Club at the Petworth Center to.
night.
The French class and the expires.
sion class for children will meet
this Afternoon at the johnson. Powell
center. The adult French class will
meet at Q o'clock.
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