Evening star., 1925-03-22
Y. w. c. A. NEWS

The international group Will leave
614 Z street at 2 so this afternoon TO
visit the F'reer Art Gallery, from which
1t will go to Copley Courts, where Miss
Mary Landfair will entertain at tea.
Mrs Charles Riker soloist at the
Church OF the Pilgrims, will sing at the
vesper services this afternoon at the
Elizabeth Somers, 1104 NJ street Miss
T1lva. Anderson, chairman OF the resi-
denoe program committee, will preside.
All women are cordially invited to at
tend.
Miss Ruth V. Pope. director of uni
fed education, announces the opening
of the following classes: A five-week
course in first aid will be given Tues
days and Thursdays at 8 pm, begin
ming March "a. A Red Cross certificate
will be awarded to students passing ex-
animation at the conclusion of the
p, course. A six-week course on interior
decorating, which will meet Mondays
and Wednesdays at 5 pm, beginning
March %. In addition to 10 lectures
there will be two observations trips con-
Quoted by Miss Katharine Sunny,
teacher of this course. Registrations for
these classes are made at 1911 G. street.
The meeting OF the Dupont Chapter
will be held this month at the home of
Miss Katharine A. Stickney, 1443 Chaplin
street, Monday. March %, at 8 pm.
The meeting of the Piney Branch
Chapter will be held this month at the
John Dickson Home, 5000 Fourteenth
street, pm. The Kitchen Band will
furnish program of music. Mrs. ]. A.
Boyd, Mrs. Thomas Z. FARRELL, Mrs.
Theresa Bobee and Mrs. Lester kirsch-
ner will be hostesses.
The school council of the Y. W. c. A.
will hold meeting following supper on
Wednesday at GA E street. Miss AL
berta Collins, president of the council
will preside. Miss Alice Hutchins Drake
will read THE Quest of the Holy
Grail
Miss Anne L. Leathers. religious edu-
cation secretary, will speak on 1.-The
Power of Prayer" at the fourth meet
ing of series of Bible talks given for
the women of Washington every We'd
nesday at II am. at the New Willard
Hotel
Miss Leathers will conduct a Lenten
discussion on Friendship for the
Young business and professional women
of Washington Immediately following
ciutNsupper Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings at Z O'Clock, 6l4 T. street
IBe Greek Mutual Aid Society of the
T. ". G. A. will hold a bazaar and food
saleEIhursday, March 26. from to 8
pnl;5h the club parlors at the Admins
ira don Building
The world fellowship committee will
lnect this month at the home of Mrs.
William Adams Slade. 3425 Ordway
street, Thursday, at 2:30 pm. Mrs.
Slade Is chairman and Miss Kate Estey-
SECRETARY of this committee.
Mrs. Fred +. Wright. acting chairman
OF the building committee, together with
MIS- William Adams Slade and Arthur
Heaton, architect, will be in New York
Monday for a conference on country
"a ilf hill
natlona! board Of the y. W. c. A.
Miss Helen Mcneil Executive Of the
Glrl Reserve department and Miss
Mabel Cook, associate secretary, are at
tending a Girl Reserve conference at
Wilmington, Del.
Che Girl Reserves will hold an in
ltattof service for all grade school girls
SATURDAY at : pm. at GA + street The
Girl Reserves of all the high schools
junior high schools ara the Young EN-.
pioyeu clubs will meet Saturday evening
6:59S for supper at headquarters GA
II street, after which the clubs will en-
tertaln with stunts and music
princeton Chapter was entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs C. Fisher
4113 Illinois avenue. a large attendance
included five new members who were
admitted. Results were reported from
the associations financial drive and
from the ooN social held at home of
Mrs. r. f. Davis in February. Group
held a food sale at the home of
the chairman, Mrs. George Filton, 1926
New Hampshire avenue, all day yester-
Gay. Miss Mary Wright, rooms registry
secretary, gave a talk on her line Of
duty at the association. Mrs Elizabeth
Kerr sang. accompanied by Mrs
Schneider. The April meeting. to be held
at the Elizabeth Somers. Eleventh and
M streets, will be preceded by a lunch
con-