Evening star., 1924-11-09
Y. W. e. A.

An International vesper service. 5
pm, at the Elizabet Somers residence.
1104 NJ street, will open the week Of
world fellowship and prayer. The serv-
ice Of worship used at tho Cathedral OF
St. John the Divine during the ben-
nial convention held recently in New
York City has been adapted for this
service. Girl Reserves and girls from
foreign lands will lead the professional
Mrs. William Adams SGade will speak
Each noon during the remainder of
the week short periods of meditation
will be held at 6l4 Z street under the
guidance of different secretaries of the
association. The public is cordially in
vited to all these services.
Beginning Wednesday, Miss Ann l..
Leathers. secretary Of religious educa-
ton, will give Bible lecture course on
the prophets for members Of the board
Of directors, committees and chapters
OF the association, at GA Z street
northwest, 2:1o pm, the second We'd
neSday of each month.
For all prospective brides and others
interested in home making the follow
ing f1ve-week practical courses are
scheduled by the Department OF Educa-
tion. 1911 q street; Sewing. Mondays
and Thursdays, beginning November 13.
o'clock; millinery, Tuesdays and
mn "od!s' oe6iHHiilS november 10,
! 80 a. M. cookery, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, beginning November IS, Z
O'Clock: home hygiene and care of the
sick. Wednesdays and Fridays. 5 80. di-
rected by Anna l. Payne. R n. Glasses
are limited in order that personal at
tention may be given.
Miss Helen West, health education
secretary. announces the reopening of
classes in gymnastics. esthetic and
dannino
work for business women, home women
and children. A gymnasium has been
installed at 1928 Eleventh street Regis
tration and medical examination may
be arranged at 6l4 E street
Miss Marie Towle. secretary of the
business and professional women's de-
partment, announces the following cleo
tion Of officers in the Wohelo Club Tues
day night: President, Miss Emily Ray
nor; secretary, Corrine Mckenney ::
treasurer, Ivy Eberly.
Under the craftsmanship Of Mrs. r
F. Sale the Mount Pleasant CHAPTER
will hold food and candy sale at 6l4
L street Saturday
Miss Isabelle Jackson. chairman Of
Georgetown Chapter. announces an
open meeting Tuesday. pm, at the
home of Mrs. H. Wellen Fisher. 32o5 R
street Mrs. William Adams Slade,
S'i"iii VI lIiC ~OIlQ fellowship COM
mlttee, and Rev. w. L. Darby. D. D.,
president Of the Washington Federation
or Churches, will speak
The Cleveland Park Chapter will give
dinner at the Cleveland Park club
house Thursday from to I pm. to
which the public is invited. Arrange
ments are in charge OF Mrs. Earl Cod
win chairman Of the chapter
Girl eReserve meetings for the week
or November 10 are as follows:
Monday, pm, Les Pelerines Club
Of Mckinley High School, at 100 NJ
street: $3.50, Girl Reserve Club, at
Friendship House; Z: 80, Pemecha Club,
at Peck's Chapel.
Tuesday. 3:45 pm, Grade School
Girl Reserves meet at 614 E street.
Wednesday. pm, Semper Paratae
Club OF Central High School, at 100
NJ street; 2:45, Ffdelis Club. at Eastern
High School; 3, Girl Reserve Club of
Columbia Junior High School, at 100
NJ street: $3.50. Loyal Blue Girl Re-
serve Club, at 614 E street
Thursday. AS pm, Les Camarades
Club, at Eastern High School: 3 80,
Pocahontas Club, at Peck's Chapel:
3 80, Girl Reserve Club Of Young Busi-
ness Girls, at Twentieth and B streets.