Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-14
Y. w. G. A.

Mrs. Harvey Irwin, teacher in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Sun
day school, will speak at the vesper
service tins afternoon at $50 at the
Elizabeth Somers, 1104 M street.
Misses Amy Newberry and Minta
Smith of the residence will be the
hostesSes.
Miss Marian r. Miller, director Of
the education department.. announces
the opening of Spring sewing class
! for Monday evening to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Sigred Stephenson Is the in
structor.
| Registrations are being taken for
two social dancing classes to be given
Fridays: the beginners at Z pm. and
the advanced at s pm. The class will
be taught by Mrs. Edward T. Dawson,
and will open March 10 at the gymna-
stun, 1928 Eleventh street.
| Mrs. Charles Wood will give an H.
Illustrated travelogue, 'Detours in
SPAIN" before the Dupont Chapter Of
| the Y. w. G. A., 8:l5 o'clock March
| %, in the chapel Of the Church Of the
Covenant. Connecticut avenue and N
street.
The Bloomingdale Chapter Of the
Y. w. c. A. will hold it's monthly meet
| ing tomorrow at pm, at the home
Of Mrs. Warren Hadley, 1882 First
street.
The Princeton Chapter will hold it's
monthly meeting tomorrow at pm.
at the home Of Mrs. c. s. Akehurst,
| 628 Rock Creek Church road.
Miss Margaret Gaylord will repre-
sent the Washington Association at
| the Business Girls Midwinter confer.
ence held this week end at Chester,
Pa Miss Marie l.. T0wle. secretary
| hue ND
| al women's department. will also at.
tend.
Miss Bertha Pabst, vice chairman
Of the business women's department,
| will leave for New York Tuesday to
attend a meeting of the business wom-
| ems assembly to be held at national
| headquarters Wednesday. The as
sembly is composed of representa-
tives from business groups in the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
tons from every section of the coun-
try. Miss Pabst. president Of the as
sembly, will preside.
| The International Club Of the ''Y''
will be guests of the business girls
Tuesday night to supper at GA e
street. During the forum hour. begin
ming at 7 pm, members of the Inter
national Club will entertain with folk
songs, dressed in their native cos
tunes. Miss Stephanie Holla, presi.
dent Of the club. will preside.
THE Booklovers Club will meet
Tuesday 8 pm. at the Mount Please mt
branch of the Public Library. Six
teenth and Lamont streets. Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake will give an H.
Illustrated lecture on sightseeing in
| Washington" The public Is invited.
| The committee meetings scheduled
| for this week are:
Tomorrow. p.m.-General educa-
| ton committee. with Mrs. Allan
| b. Fay, chairman. presiding.
| Tuesday. 1890 a.m.-Room-regis-
| try committee. with Mrs. Herbert c.
| Woolley, chairman. presiding.
Wednesday. 6 p.m.-kamp Kahlert
| committee. with Mrs Harold =. Doyle
| chairman, presiding.
The board of directors will hold its
monthly meeting Thursday, 1890 am,
| 614 f street. Mrs Thomas f. Brown
president. will preside.
Girl Reserves.
| The Girl Reserves are preparing to
give a musical fashion revue, entitled
Down Petticoat Lane" at Masonic
Temple. April g. Mrs. Robert Law.
| renee is coaching the soloists and
| chorus.
| This afternoon at the Girl Reserve
! Clubrooms. 100 NJ street, Miss Min.
ME V. Sandberg, secretary Of religious
| education will lead an informal dis
cussion on Preparation for Service. y
! for all the Girl Reserve Clubs. Mem
| bers of Semper Fidelis of Mckinley
| High School will act as hostesses at
| the tea. following the meeting. Friends
| and mothers are invited.