Evening star., 1926-10-10

membership department. have been
announced for Thursday at 614 4
street. The invitation lis to "all
friends of the Y and their friends.
thus taking in men as we'll as women.
A complimentary program appropri-
ate to the sea son has been arranged.
Miss Lillian Conway of the United
States Forest Service will present the
new movie Aim. Trees of Righteous
ness" There will be incidental mu-
sic in charge of Miss Imogene Ire
numbers will be a piano quartet.
Country Dance" by MacFadyn. and
solo. Trees" by Miss Alta Smith.
Miss Pierce Perkins will sing The
Birch Tree" a Russia folk song. The
movie will be shown at pm. and
also at S:1s.
Regular activities in the industrial
depa artment will commence Thursday
evening with a sightseeing trip. a tea
and social hour. followed by a large
club supper and classes in Christmas 8
gift making. dressmaking. church his
tory and general recreation. There
committee at 614 F. street Friday at
1890 pm. when the work for the
Winter will be apportioned.
special committee meeting will
be held Tuesday at $50 pm. 614 F;
street. to make preparations for the
Institute on the Community and the
Worker to be held October "a and "a
at Vacation Lodge. Cherrydale. Va.
Delegates from the Baltimore Y. w.
G. A. will be present to assist In
making plans. There will he a meet
ing Of the executive committee tomor-
row at 10 am. at 614 E street. The
membership committee will meet to-
morrow, pm. at 614 f street.
On Tuesday the secreta rial commit
tee will have a luncheon meeting at
the Blue Triangle Hut. Twentieth
and streets. at noon. The house
committee will meet at 614 F. street
at 2:30 pm. Tuesday. The cafeteria
committee will meet at 614 F. street
Wednesday at PAS pm. There will
he meeting Of the Eliza beth Somers
committee Thursday at the residence,
1104 NJ street. at 1890 am. meet.
ing Of the Kamp Kahlert committee
will take place Wednesday, e14 F.
street. Supper will ne served at s
pm. followed Immediately by the
meeting at 6:45. A meeting of the
camp council. composed Of representa-
tive girls who have attended camp
through the season. will hold it's
initial meeting Friday. pm, at s14
r street. The publicity-fnance COM
mittee will have it's monthly meeting
Friday at II noon, 614 f street.
A meeting will be neld at Gala udet
College for the recognition Of new
members Of the Y. w. c. A. this eve
ming at o'clock. The general Sec
retary will be present and speak on
the meaning Of fellowship throughout
the association.
Every Tuesday. at 614 f street. the
young business and professional wom-
ems department offers program from
I to pm. to all young business wom-
en- In the city. regardless of whether
or not they belong to A club in the as
sociation or have any other cOnnec-
ton with it. Just now a series Of these
evenings Is being devoted to Getting
Acquainted With CZechoslovakia and
Her People" The folk songs Of tha t
country are being sung under the
leadership Of Miss 1mogene B. Irela nd
director of music in the associa tion.
and other Czechoslovakian music Is
being rendered. The fact that this
young republic will this month cele-
brate the anniversary of it's recogni-
ton As world republic in the great
sisterhood of nations makes it timely
subject of interest and appreciation.
Hc w OIc1O 1luO vi NOuIS UUSIIcSS
women is having house party over
the week end at Vacation Lodge. in
Cherrydale. Va. Miss Winifred Staubly
is president of the club. and Miss
Emily Raynor chairman of the party.
Among those at the lodge are the
Misses Mary A. Tate, Ivy Eberly,
Louise Eberly, Margaret Gaylord.
Ruth Miller Edith Humphrey Mildred
Pickett, Anna May Wilson. Barbara
Joseph. Lucille Wunderlich. Marie
Zandonini. Grace Pope, Anna Marie
Clarke, Kathleen Cloberty. Mamie
Schellin. Eva Kicker. Selma Steiner
Eulala Flacy. Helen Gaylord, Winifred
Staubly. Emily Raynor and Mrs.
Wunderlich.
The leader Of the vesper service to
he held at the Elizabeth Somers resi-.
dence. 1904 NJ street. this afternoon at
$40 will be Miss Lucille Wheaton. Miss
Minnie v. Sandberg. executive Of the
education depa rtment. will he the
speaker. and special piano numbers
will he rendered by Miss Vivienne Win
stead
Miss Florence Dunlap. camp direc-
tor. and Miss Mary J. Wright. rooms
registry secretary, are on vacation.
They will return this week from mo-
tor trip to Asheville, y. G.
MISS Margaret X. FOX. treasurer,
and Mrs. Eliza beth r. Hubbard, cafe
terra director, return tomorrow from
motor trip in New York. While in
Rochester they visited Miss Florence
NJ Brown former general secretary
Of the association.
Miss Imogene B. Irela nd. director of
music. who appeared on the rally pro.
grams OF the Bridgeport and Hartford
associations last week. met with the
national music committee in New
York on Thursday and will return to-
morrow. bringing her mother with
her to reside In WASHINGTON.