Evening star., 1926-06-13
Y. w. {. A.

Vacation Lodge, Summer resi-
dence for business and professional
women. will begin its sixteenth sea
son Tuesday. The lodge, located III
Cberrvdale. Va, off the highway,
GIVES the business girl an opportunity
of living in the country during lne
summer, while still within commul'
ing distance of Washington. me re- :.
cent addition to the lodge haheo ~
nossible to accommodate 10 guests
Trs Elaine Rising will be hostess
again this Summer. Reservations are
made at the information desk at
headquarters, GA + street.
Mrs Allan 8. Fay, 8 Kendall Green.
entertained members OF the poaru .,
directors. the secretariai stan ana
other friends at tea fridaE a,,ei
Herbert E. Day of Fulton. Mo. Mrs.
DAY was formerly president OF the
local Y. w. G. A. Mr.. and Mrs. LAY
potored from Fulton and are expect
ING TO spend several weeks in Wash
ington.
The Spring banquet OF the business
and professional women departure, =, - ;
held last Tuesday at the Blue 1rlangle
1Jut was p colorful climax to the
Winters activities. Miss Mildred D.
Rartbolow, chairman of the depart
ment was toastmistress. Mrs. I. II.
Brown. president of the Y. w. G. A.
and Miss Hettie =. Anderson, genera
secretary, opened the program Win
words Of welcome.
The following guests extended greet
.nes: Lieut. Nina Van Wrinkle, presl
dent of the Soroptomist Ciup' MIS-.
John Capers, president OF the quota
(lnb. Miss Jane Bartlett, president
Of the Zonta Club; Mrs. NJ. Offenberg.
nresident of the Y. w. I'll. A., ana
Mrs Ernes. Thompson Seton, national
president of the League of American
Pen Women. Other guests were MIS-
e. x. Rerrynnan. Miss Elizabeth Dean'
Miss Blanche Halbert and MISS Elsa
Peterson.
clifford X. Bergman delightfully."-
entertained the audience with an
frustrated talk on cartooning. Robert
Lawrence, jr.. violinist, played Song
of India,' by Rimsky- -KorsakoW,
'Meditation from That's" by Masse-
net. and "Berceuse Slave by'Neruda
Mr.. Lawrence was accompanied by MS
mother, Mrs. Robert Lawrence. In
cllded in the musical program was a
quintet of business girls who sang
'Swing Song" by Frederic \. Lohr'
Five of the eight clubs. comprising
the business and professional women S
department, announce the following
newly elected officers: OF the Amicita
Club. Mrs Gertrude Strong, president,
Miss Grace Shannon. vice president;
Miss Lois A. Hendrick. recording
secretary; Miss Martha Wright. cor
responding Secretary: Mrs. OiiVe kep-
hart, treasurer, and Mrs. Bulah
James, Council Representative. me
Premiere Club has Miss Lucy Holland
as president Miss Hertha kuemstead'
vice president; Miss Orabelle Williams,
secretary, and Miss Valla Shaw, treas
,lrer. The Tip Top Club. Miss
Florence Lamke, president; Miss Eva
Kicker, vice president Miss Gladys
Smoot Braden, secretary, and Miss
Margaret borough. treasurer. Ihe
Wohelo Club, Miss Winifred Staubley,
president Miss Margaret Gaylord,
vice president; Miss Emily Raynor,
secretary, and Miss Ida Eberly, treas
urer. The Hitika Club, Miss Anna Ma
rie Clarke. president; Miss Selma
Steiner, vice president; Miss Barbara
Joseph, secretary, and Miss kathleen
Clotherty, treasurer.
The building committee will meet
at the home of Mrs. Fred f. Wright,
2134 Wyoming avenue, tomorrow at
2:30 pm.
The general eduction committee, of
which Mrs. Allan b. Fay is chairman,
will meet at GA f street, tomorrow
at S pm. =.
The rooms registry committee will
meet Tuesday, 1890, at GA L street,
with Mrs. Herbert c. Woolley pre-
siding.
Miss Elizabeth Eastman, first vice
president of the board Of directors,
will entertain the board at a lunch
con at her home, 2266 Cathedral ave-
nue., Thursday. Preceding the lunch
con the monthly board meeting will be
held at 10:30. VI
Miss Eastman will conduct the third
of a series of group discussions on
the subject of "1ntegration of Mem
bers" at the weekly staff meeting,
Tuesday morning. Miss Eastman is
following the same method in her dis
cussion as was used at the recent
biennial convention.
Miss Saida Hartman, Industrial
secretary, announces the following
activities in her department for this
week: The Greek Club will hold a