The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
HOLIDAY HOUSE.
Y G|R[SHOLD
DINNER
Home Economics Association
Hears Talk on Style
And Economy.
By SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.

By SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.
Miss Mignonette Buckingham gave
talk on Looking Backward" and
Mrs. Alfred Fisher on Looking
Ahead" at the dinner held last night
at the Y. w. c. A.. headquarters
for seventy young women who have
been guests at the "Y" Holiday
House, at Cherrydale, Va.
At the conclusion Of the dinner a
grand march was led by Miss Carla
Davis. The committee in charge
was composed Of Frieda Steffin,
Luch Holland, Jane Stephens and
Mrs. J. Vorkosper.
M. D. G. Crawford. research
editor Of Woman's Wear, spoke on
THE Relationship Between Style
and True Economy at the Home
Economics Association meeting last
night In the garden house OF Grace
Dodge Hotel. DR.. Minna Denton,
OF the Department of Agriculture,
Miss Mary Anderson, director Of
Woman's Bureau, and Oliver
Hoyem, executive secretary of the
national committee on prison re.
form, will address the Anthony
League tonight at o'clock at the
headquarters, General Federation
Women's Clubs, 1874 N street north.
west. Music under direction of
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, musical
director OF the league, will consist
OF songs by Mrs. Ruth Parks. &C.
companied by Mrs. Irene Miller
Chainey.
The meeting is held under the
auspices Of Miss Bede z. johnson,
chairman Of legislation.
The Evening Book Review. Sec
uon OF the Women's City Club, will
meet this afternoon at 6 D. M, Mrs.
:. J. Franklin. chairman, presiding.
mo Bible Study Class will meet
at 1880. This class Is non-sectariau
ana win be lead by DR.. o. Josephine
baird. The Evening Book Review
Mrs. Mary McCloskey, chairman,
VIII meet at p. m. Mrs. A. L.
Brown wi1l review THE Lonely
Furrow" by Maud Diver.
The Second Year Spanish Class
Will meet from 7:80 to $50 at vii.
son Normal Center. The Wilson
Normal Community Players under
A. M. Poston will rehearse the
play. "The Lucky One" by Milne,
to be given April 10. Roland Bond
will rehear~" has opera Cherry
E-o512nI5,' from s to 1890.
The conversation class in Span
ish will be at 7:15. The Spanish
study class will be at S:15. The
Spanish reading circle will be at 8.
China painting class under Miss
Alma Bchterman win be at 1850.
Gaelic class at 1850. Costume build
ing and designing class at g.. Stuart
Walcott Post No. 10 Of the Ameri.
can Legion Of the District. win re-
hearSe for an entertainment at 8.
There was meeting of the Park
View Parent Teachers Association
at 2, at Park View Center.
In the new Eastern High School
there will be a community dance in
the armory, the Aurora Athletic
Club and the Apach Athletic Club
will practice in the boys gymna-
SUM at East Washington Center.
The Epworth Athletic Club and the
Ethiopia Athletic Club will practice
in the girls gymnasium. The
classes in millinery and dressmak-
ing will be In the domestic art
room. The Community Orchestra
will meet In the auditorium. The
National Capitol Players will meet
in the music room to rehearse for
the spring pageant at 1880.
The evening will start with COM
munity singing at 7:30 at Love1oy
Center. There will be meetings Of
the East Washington Male Chorus,
the Manchester Athletic Club, the
Buffalo Athletic Club, Home Eco
nomics and the Lincoln Prep Ath-
letic Club from 1880 to 1890.
The Simon Commandery will have
drill practice at 9 at Dunbar Center.
The Girls Art Club will have a
meeting from 3:15 to 5, led by Mrs.
Carrie Knox. at West Washington
Center. The Music Club for Girls
will meet from S:15 to led by Miss
Edna Gordon.
The Girls Recreational Club met
from 3:15 to 8 at Cleveland Phelps
Center The Douglas Cooperative
League will meet at 8. The Indus
trial Club, meeting from 7:30 to
1890, has branches in basketry, bead
work, shampooing, massaging, rug
making, millinery, health lessons
and flower making. The Rajah
Club, the sewing class, folk song
lIrehearsals and the community CEN
ter band will meet from 7:20 to
1890.
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