Evening star., 1926-11-28
Y. W. C. A.

calvary Baptist Church, VIII speak at
the vesper service to be held at the
Elizabeth Somers Residence this after
noon at 5:So O'Clock. Miss Alta Smith
win be the soloist.
TWO new stan members win report
to the Washington association on
Wednesday. Miss Estelle Bozeman,
who will be director of food service In
the new building. was for a number OF
years director Of Nome economics IN
the Georgia Agricultural School and
was also with the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture as nutrition
and conservation specialist. More re-
Gently Miss Bozeman has been cafe
terra director in Richmond 7. w. c. A.
and the past few months has been
working with the California Fruit
Growers Association. Miss Ethele
Irene Swenson. q graduate OF the Cen
trail School Of Hygiene and Physical
Education of New York. win be assist
ant in the health education division.
It Is announced with regret that
Miss Ruth Walton, who has been
the past two years. Is leaving the
Washington association December !.
Interesting visitors from out OF
town the past week have been Miss
Harriet A. Cunningham, national
executive secretary of the business
and professional women's department;
Miss Elsie Mcintosh, who is on FUR.
Tough from the association Ia Kyoto,
Japan, and has been doing deputa>
ton work in the South, and Miss Belle
Jeffery, general secretary of the asso-
citation in Roanoke, Va. A delegation
from Roanoke will attend the open
ing of the new building in preparation
for the opening of the new building In
Roanoke next Summer.
Miss 1mogene Ireland, music direc.
tor, has gone to New York for several
days, returning Tuesday OF this week.
Chapters.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
hold its November meeting at the
home Of Mrs. F. A. MacAllister, 1419
Clifton street. Tuesday at pm.
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
Tuesday will mark the. beginning
of a series of three music appreciation
programs under the auspices Of the
young business women Of the associa-
ton. Miss Imogene B. Ireland. dircc.
tor Of music, is in charge of the series.
During the course of the programs
examples Of dance forms will be
studied and heard. Among the selec'
tions to be studied the first evening
Schubert's March Militaire," the 'Tri.
umphal March" from Aida" by Verdi:
Tschaikowsky's 'Marche Slave,
Chopin's Funeral March," etc. These
programs will be given at the Ad.
ministration Building, at 614 E street.
and will begin at Z pm.
On each Tuesday from now until
Christmas the young business women
will also devote a portion of the eve.
ming to the learning Of Christmas
carols, preparatory to their caroling
IN the hospitals of the city on
Christmas eve.
All young business women OF the
city, whether members Of the associa-
tion or not. are cordially invited to be
present and participate.
Industrial Department.
Tomorrow there will be a joint con-
ference Of the Y. w. G. A. of the
District, the Phyllis Wheatly and the
Women's Trade Union League at Ola
E street. The subject under discussion
will be Racial Economic Problems"
The hour is pm.
There will be the usual lunch for
girls employed in the vicinity OF E
street on Wednesday, from 1880 to
| pm.
On Thursday the girls employed in
homes will make a trip to the Capitol
at 3 p.m., returning to the association
for a swim at $50. The Greek Club
will meet the same evening at 1880.
Girl Reserves.
This afternoon at o'clock the
cabinet Of the Girl Reserve Club at
Western High School win meet at the
home of Rachel Brown in Bethesda,
Md.
Tomorrow at 2 pm. there will be a
meeting Of the grade school committee
at the Girl Reserve Club rooms, 100
NJ street. Mrs. Robert H. Hall is
chairman of the committee.
The Macfarland Junior High School
Girl Reserve Club will start it's first
swimming class on Wednesday, meet
ing from 4 to 4:30 pm. The class will
be taught by Miss Lucille La Varre,
club adviser and life guard.
On Thursday the Girl Reserve Club
at Columbia Junior High School will
have a luncheon get.together at the
noon hour.
On Saturday the Northeastern Com
munity Girl Reserve Club will have
a hike. followed by a campfire lunch.
con. They will leave from the East
ern Presbyterian Church at 10 am.
There will be cabinet meeting Of
the Girl Reserve Club Of Mckinley
High School Saturday evening at 1880
at the home or Christina Douglas,
4110 Military road.
All clubs will hold business meet.
ings during the week to plan their
program for the Christmas holiday
season.
Education Department.
It is announced that the sight.
reading class of the music division
will not meet Wednesday night as
usual, in order to give the class an
opportunity to hear the Dayton Choir.