Evening star., 1925-02-01
Y. w. E. A.

The annual meeting of the Young
women's Christian Association was
held at the Administration Building
Friday evening. After the address
of welcome given by Miss Elizabeth
Eastman, the annual report or the
years activities was illustrated IN
tabIeau form under the title of "A
Symphony of 1924" musical ac-
compartment in four movements
allegro, allegretto, Capricioso ami
mato, was arranged by Miss Jane h.
BIinn. Miss Elena Bailey, chairman
of the membership committee, pre-
sided at the ceremonial for the rec
ognition OF new members. and Miss
Edith Cornelison represented the
spirit of the ass ociation.
Miss Hettie P. Anderson, general
secretary of the association, an
nounced the dates of the special
finance effort as February to 10 in
elusive. Mrs. John t. Schaaff, as
sisted by Mrs Herbert l.. Davis and
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, will act as
chairman.
During the week of the foreign
missions conference, the cafeteria de-
partment at the Blue Triangle Hut is
providing dinner every evening, in
cluding Sunday, for a group of rs
boy uShers, who are assisting at the
conference. \ dinner was served to
200 Lutheran visitors on the evening
of January %.
Mrs. John Nelson Mills, Ontario
Apartments. will entertain the inter
national group on Wednesday eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock. AS the object
of this group is to obtain d better
understanding Of American history
through the study of American liter
ature, Mrs. William Adams Slade will
ct hNy NRIs T.
including In Ole Virginia" A dis
CuSsion will follow.
Under the direction of the Amicitia
and Premiere Clubs. the Tuesday and
Thursday night groups of the young
business and professional women's
department will feature demonstra-
tion of "A model business meeting on
their program for the coming week.
The industrial committee, with Mrs.
Albert Fl. Putney, chairman, will
meet Friday afternoon, GA street,
when a report on the industrial sur
Ney, recently compiled by Miss Saida
Hartman, secretary of the depart
ment, will be read.
Miss Mary IIambadakia, president
of the Greek Club announces a rec
reation evening. consisting of games
and stunts, Thursday at 6l4 r street.
Girls employed in homes will hold
I
pm. 6l4 Z street.
The Arcade Club will meet Friday
evening at pm. with Mrs. f. p. Orr
as adviser. Plans viii be made for
a recreation evening.
Among the courses opening Feb
ruary 2 in the department of educa-
ton, Miss Anne l.. Leathers, religious
education secretary, announces d new
course on the Prophets, beginning
tomorrow at z pm, 1911 C street.
This course includes considerat tion
of teachings, not only in connection
with the time in which they were
written, but also as they apply TO
present-day problems. An opportu-
nifty will be given for a discussion on
any points of interest. Miss Leath-
ers will give a similar course of lee
lures beginning February 3. pm.
at the Takoma Park Library, under
the auspices of the Civic Study Club
\ camp reunion for junior girls
who attended kamp kahlert. Vaca-
tion Lodge and the Nepahwin Con-
ference during the past Summer, will
be held at Ga L street, February Is,
: pm. Mrs. Harold L. Doyle is chair
man Of the Kamp hahlert committee
and Mrs. Alfred c. Fisher is chairman
of the Vacation Lodge committee.
The senior girls will hold their re-
union February 81.