Evening star., 1925-02-15
Y. w. e. A.


q. w. Evans, 752 Rock Creek Church
road. Luncheon was served at $50.
MRS. Sommers and Mrs. Erwin assist
ed Mrs. Evans. 1t was decided to
give sum of money from the chap
ter 10 the Spring drive. rather than
solicit donations. An apron sale was
planned for the near future, also an
evening of games to be held some
time during March at the home of
Mrs. Erwin, chairman of ways and
means. The March meeting will be
held on the evening of March 9, at
the home of Mrs. T. Z. Faris. 32O6
Park place northwest.
Princeton Chapters Group A will
give an old-fashioned valentine hop
social at the home of the chairman,
Mrs F. R. Davis, 1868 Park place,
too,orrow, at pm. Each lady Is
Rsked to prepare an attractive box OF
lunch for two. which will be sold at
auction. l.. I. James will serve
auctioneer and Mrs. George Seibold as
clerk
The growing demands of the de-
partment of education has made 1t
necessary to add another member to
! its professional staff. Mrs. c. L. Bry
ant, Il graduate of the physical edu-
cation department, University of Chi
cago, Will begin her new duties this
week. Mrs. Bryant will conduct
classes for children in gymnastics
and dancing and will hold classes for
adults in rhythm and social dancing.
The department is constantly under
advice of DR.. Edith Seville Coale and
Is prepared to do corrective work
upon her prescription. Glasses are
planned to meet homekeepers in the
morning and business groups in the
late afternoon and evening.
Girl Reserve delegates from Balti-
h,,,, ,,,Ifs. l.
attend the tri-city conference of the
GIRL Reserve department to be held in
Washington February 20, 81 and
-. The theme OF the conference
will be: Girl Reserve Quest"
After registrations are, made a the
Girl Reserve clubrooms. 100 NJ
street. Miss Hettie P. Anderson, gem
eral secretary Of the local association,
viii give the opening address.
The Saturday morning session will
be devoted to a discussion on club
problems. to be held at GA E street.
AT the afternoon session a discussion
on Good craftsmanship" will be held
by Miss Imogene Stockett, physical
director of the Eastern High School,
at the Girl Reserve clubrooms, 100
NJ street
n world fellowship banquet for all
the delegates will be given at the
administration building. 614 E street,
Saturday evening, February 81. Rep
resentatives from Czechoslovakia.
Belgium, Greece. Japan, China and
Africa viii be the guests of honor
After Sightseeing trip on Sunday
afternoon all the girls will return to
Ola + street, for a ceremonial and
farewell. Miss Heen Ellsworth is
chairman of the committee in charge
of the conference.
The Thursday Club of girls en-
nj I'd
ciscan Monastery at Brookland this
afternoon. Any girls wishing to join
the party will meet at the Y. w. c. A.
GA e street northwest, at 8 o'clock
returning the party will go to the
Grace Dodge Garden House for sup
per. Miss Mary Drunken will act as
the guide.
The Princeton Chapter has issued
invita- tionS for an old-faShioned par
ty. to be held February 16, pm. at
the home of Mrs. Frank Davis, 1865
Park place.
The Tuesday Evening Clubs of the
Young Business and Professional
Women's Department will hear Rep
resentative John C. Ketcham, who
will give the final address during the
finance effort of the association to
raise its budget difference. Girls en-
ployed at the Price Wilhoite Specially
Company will be the guests at the
club supper Tuesday evening.
The following is the cast of the
comedy, entitled David Garrick,"
which will be presented by the
Wohela Club of the Young Business
and Professional Women's Depart
ment, Friday and Saturday evening,
s:15, at GA E street: David Garrick,
Corrinne McKenney; Mr.. Simon Ingot,
Winifred Staubley: Chiezey, Ivy
Eberly; Ada. Laura Moriarity; Mr..
Smith, Helen McAllister; Arminta,
Edith Yemans; Mr.. Brown, Mildred
Pickett; Mr.. Jones. Emily Raynor;
buffers: George, Margaret Eberly;
Thomas, Zada Snyder; Mrs. Smith,
Margaret Deffenbaugh.
The Greek Mutual Aid Society will
meet at the administration building.
GA E street, Thursday evening, pm.
The Arcade Club will have as it's
guests employees from three laun-
dries at the meeting Friday evening",
614 street, at pm.
The industrial committee, of which
Mrs Albert H. Putney is chairman,
will this month hold luncheon meet
ing Friday, at headquarters, 614 E
street. .-
A Washington birthday party is be-
ing sponsored by committee oil
Young people from the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Y. W. c. A to be given at the Blue
Triangle Hut, Twentieth and b
streets, February %, at pm. An
old fashioned minuet and patriotic
features will be on the program. Thls
will be the third of series of sue
cessful dancing parties planned BY
| this committee.