Evening star., 1924-10-26
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The District of Columbia Federation
.f Wcmen's Cinbx will meet at the
Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow at IL am.
The morning session will be de-
voted TO business. Luncheon will be
served at 80 and the afternoon ses-
sion will be in the nature of Get
Together meeting.
The president, Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, announces that there VIII be
no set program at this meeting, but
The chairmen of the various depart
ments of the federation Will give an
outline of their plans for the coming
year and the reports of the delegates
and director to the recent biennial
session of the General Federation OF
Woman's Clubs also will be given.
The new officers of the District
Federation are: President, Mrs. Nir-
einia White Speel; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. X. Wine; second vice
president, Mrs. Roe Fulkerson; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. II. X. Harris; :;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
" Steele; treasurer, Mrs. lamar F.
Rorke; auditor, Mrs. John Il. Boyle,
jr.
North Capitol Branch W. c. 4. L.
met Monday evening at the home OF
t,s president, Mrs. Helen Hall. Re-
ports were given, with especial in
tcrest in paper on Prohibition
Activities in Cuba" read by Mrs.
ThcmaA q. Anderson. recently re-
turned from Cuba. Officers were
elected as follows: President. Mrs.
NJ. f. Lineback; vice president. Mrs.
Lille Moore; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Anna Gather; recording
secretary. Mrs. Fl. l.. Strong; treas
urer. Mrs. Emma Lynch. Superin-
tendents of the several departments
were appointed: Americanization,
Mrs. Helen Hall; flower mission, Mrs.
lanes Hoover, and an associate, Mrs.
Louis Espey; evaugel zation. Mrs.
Mary l.. Graham; Mothers Club and
child welfare, Mrs. ]. NJ. StinSon:
White Ribbon recruits. Mrs. G. l..
Weaver; president. Mrs. Susanna
Growdon; the union signal, Miss
Charlotte Seaton; delegate to Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Will
liam q. Palmer. Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
Palmer were the Eostesses for the
evening.
y. W. c. A Halloween party
viii be given Friday evening at 7:45
by the School Council at the Recrea-
non Center, Twentieth and B streets,
education. Miss Julia Fisher, vice
president of the School Council. will
act as chairman of the entertainment
COMMITTEES. All guests are requested
10 come masked
A week end house party with a
Halloween celebration is scheduled at
kamp kahlert Saturday for % senior
girls who enjoyed Summer holi-
days at the camp. Misses Jack Mar
tin and Edith McKelvey are in charge
of arrangements.
Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale. Va,
announces the following Halloween
parties: Wednesday, man and woma n
employees of the telephone section of
the Western Union, under the man
asement of Miss Edith Wakefield and
with Miss Ella Devin as Vacation
Lodge hostess.
Thursday, the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Church of the Cove
nant. chaperoned by Miss Mary Lip
pinCott.
Friday, the Amicitia Club Of the
Business and profe ssional women's
department, with Miss Marie Towle,
business girls secretary, as hostess.
Miss Saida Hartman of the in
dYstrial department announces as the
second sightseeing tour for girls en-
ployed in homes trip to the ZooloGi-
cal Park Thursday. The girls will
meet at 614 Il street. c:45 pm.
The Greek Club, with Miss Mary
lsamadaki as leader, will hold its
first Fall meeting tomorrow, 8 pm,
at GA Il street.
Miss Helen Hudson will be the
speaker during the forum hour fol-
lowing the Business and Professional II
Nomens Club supper Tuesday eve
ming, 614 f street. Her subject will
be The Magic Mirror; or, Myself
Ten Years From Now"
Sixty-five girls will participate in
the program of the Tri-City Fall Con-
ference of the Business and Profess
sSnal Women's Clubs of WASHINGTON,
Baltimore and Annapolis, to be held
at Vacation Lodge Saturday and Sun
DAY. The program is as follows:
Saturday afternoon, registration.
saturday evening, recreation and
singing, led by Miss Jane Blinn of
the rccreation department of the
Washington Y. w. c. A.
Sunday morning, setting-up e1er-
cises and flag raising, conducted by
Miss Helen West of the health edu-
cation department.
lnsplrational hour will be led by
Miss Harriet Cunningham, the ma
1Ional board secretary of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Clubs
of New York City
Discussion on My Christian Re-
SponSloil'ty IN the Business World ;"
cation.
Sunday afternoon, song hour. led bv
the Annapolis delegates; short talks
ny MISS Harriet tCunningham and
MISS Hattie p. Anderson, general sec
rotary of the Washington Y. w. c. A.
The Y. w. c. A. will keep open
house on the evening of November 4.
arrangements have been made for
the installation of a radio with an
e1pert operator in order that election
returns may be followed A late
lunch will be served by the club
department..
MISS Helen West of Cedar RAPIDS.
Iowa has recently become member
of the Y. w. c. A. health education
departme Miss Elizabeth Hunt
ingdon of Rome, N Y. and Miss
y. j., are newly appointed assistant
directors in the food service depart
uent.
me girl reserves announce the fol-
lowing schedule for the week begin
ning Monday, October %:
Tomorrow 800 pm, Jolly Pilgrim
club of the Mckinley High School, at
100 M street; $3.50 Pm, Halloween
party for all grade school girls IL
years and over, 614 e street: 4:3G
pm, meeting of the High School
Council at HOO NJ street and supper at
o'clock; 1880 pm, the Pemechs
club will hold their rally at Peck's
Chapel, Twenty-eishth and NJ streets
Tuesday, $3.50 pm, Halloween party
for Girl Reserve Club at Friendship
House, 326 Virginia avenue southeast
Wednesday, 900 am, business
meeting of the Semper Paratae Clut
At 100 NJ street; .:45 p.m.,. Fideli.