Evening star., 1926-12-05
7. W. C.. A.

Among the members OF the Wash
tngton board of directors who will
attend the Conference on the Cause
and Cure of War as delegates from
the National. Y. w. G. A. are Mrs
n r. Brown. Mrs. Robert Lansing,
Miss Elizabeth Eastman. Mrs. Albert
John T. Schaaff, Mrs. Fred E. Wright
And Miss Elisabeth r. Pierce.
Prof. Paul E. Gropp of George
Washington University will be the
speaker at the vesper service at the
Elizabeth Somers residence this after
noon at $40. He will give a lecture
on the Rhine. There will also be an
Interesting musical program.
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
The opening of the series of music
appreciation" programs. which was
unavoidably postponed last Tuesday
night, will take place next Tuesday
evening at the Administration Build.
ing. at GA f street. Miss Imogene b.
Ireland, director of music, who is in
charge of the series, will explain the
purpose and scope of the series, after
which examples of noted waltZes Of
Brahms. Chopin and Strauss will be
heard and studied. Mrs. Edwin b.
Parker. Miss Lucille La Varre and
Miss Vivienne Winstead will assist at
the piano and Mrs. Walter K. Wilson
will sing the "Carmena Waltz song.
There will also be violin solos by Miss
Miriam Herr. All young women OF
the city are invited to be present and
enjoy this music. The program will
begin at pm.
On Thursday night the younger
girls employed In business will meet
In their club rooms, 1104 M street,
where. after supper together. they
Will devote an hour to the learning of
carols preparatory to the Christmas
program OF the association. This. too.
Will be under Miss Ireland's direction.
Girl Reserves.
Tomorrow afternoon there will he "a
meeting of the Girl Reserve Club of
the Mcfarland Junior High School
at 3 O'Clock, when stockings will be
filled for the children at the Gospel
Mission Day Nursery.
At pm. tomorrow the Girl Re-
serve Council will meet at the club
rooms at l104 VI street. Miss Virginia
Riggles. president of the council. will
preside.
On Wednesday afternoon the Grade
School Community Clubs. will meet at
614 E strest at $50, to make Christ
mas stockings. This work is also be-
ing done for the Day Nursery at the
Gospel Mission.
The Grade School Community Club
which meets at the Eastern Presby
terian Church. Sixth and Maryland
avenue northeast, will meet to make
Christmas stockings for the children
at the Central Union Mission on
Thursday, December 9, at $3.50 pm.
On Friday the Bon Secour Club of
Central High SChooi will have a dis
cussion meeting at the Girl Reserve
Club rooms. at 1104 NJ street. Miss
Minnie V. Sandberg, executive of the
education department, will lead the
discussion.
Industrial Department.
Next Thursday evening at s:15 the
Woman's Trade Union League and
the Y. w. c. A. will have joint sup
per meeting at 6l4 F. street Mrs.
Chase Going Woodhouse OF the Blu
reau Of Economics of the Department
of Agriculture will speak on the Cost
Of Living for Single Woman with
Dependents" Reservations for sup,
per should be made by Wednesday
noon.
There will be meeting of the
Greek Club next Thursday afternoon
at 2:30, when plans for the Christmas
social service. annually undertaken by
the club, will be made.
Education Department.
Y. W. G. A. Booklovers will present
their thirteenth annual Christmas pro.
gram on December 13, at pm. in
the gold room of the La Fayette
Hotel. The Glee Club of the Women's
City Club, Gertrude Lyons, director.
will sing six Christmas carols. There
will also be a group of readings, fol-
lowed by the story of Christmas,
which Is told annually on this occa-
sion. Mrs. William Hamilton Bayley,
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