Evening star., 1926-05-09
Y. w. c. A.

The May fete will be given May IS
1T the Blue Triangle hut, Twentieth
and Il streets. at S pm. a stage Will
bo placed 1T one eud of the patio ia
The rear of the hut, where a program
of original stunts will be given 10y
.yirls from departments of the asso-
tGttIon
The terraces VIII be lighted with
Oriental lanterns. decorated WITH
clusters Of colored balloons. ENhlbitS
OF Vacation Lodge and kamp kAh-
lert. including an authentic camper 5
uniform, will be shown inside the
building. Refreshments will be sold
from booths scattered over the
grounds.
Contestants who have entered the
poster contest will bring their posters
10 the fete to be judged. A week at
Eamp kahlert or Vacation Lodge
will be given as a prize for the best
poster advertising either place. Fur
lner particulars regarding the con
fsst may. be had by calling Franklin
1859.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will be the
speaker at the Mothers day service
Of the Y. w. G. A. and Y. NJ. G. a.
Clubs of Galiaudet College today at
pm. Miss Minnie V. Sandberg,
secretary Of religious education, is
advisor of the y. W. {. A. Club at
Gallaudet.
b The membership recreation commit
tee will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry
r. Fulton, 1882 Lanier place. Mon
day. s pm.
At the club meeting of the business
~rls Tuesday night reports of the
biennial convention and business
Women's assembly held in Milwau-
hee last month, will be given by Miss
Grace Brame. Miss Lucy Holland,
Miss Lois Hendricks, Miss Grace
shannon and Miss Kate Reiney.
The Premiere and Hitika Clubs are
spending this week end at Vacation
Lodge. Cherrydale, Va. Miss Lucy
Holland and Miss Grace Brame are
hosteSSeS.
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown, presi
dent of the Y. ". c. A. will returnSo
Washington Wednesday from her
"trip to Independence and Fulton. in
Missouri, after attending the biennial
convention in Milwaukee. While in
Fulton Mrs. Brown visited Mrs. Her
bert L. Day, former president Of the
local association. whose husband is
now president of the School for the
Deaf at Fulton.
Mrs. Harry T.. Hull. chairman of
the executive committee of the de-
partment OF education, is calling
ioint meeting for May 12. S pm, at
GA + street, of chairmen and repre-
sentatives of seven organized depart
ments of the association to discuss
the education needs for the coming
year.
Besides the executive secretaries Of
The departments, the following chair
men will participate in the discus
sion: Mrs. Albert H. Putney, chair
man of the industrial department:
Mrs. Howard s. Roberts, chairman Of
religious education; Miss Mildred j.
Bartholow, chairman of the business
girls department: Mrs. Allan 3. Fay,
chairman of the general education
committee; Mrs. Ray Palmer Teele,
chairman Of the Chapter Council;
Miss Ilena Bailey, chairman of the
membership and recreation commit
tee. and Miss Elsa Peterson, chair
man of the girl reserve committee.
Other committees meeting this week
are: Tuesday, 2:30. house committee,
with Mrs. Edmund Platt presiding.
Wednesday, 1880, religious education
committee. with Mrs. Howard S. Rob-
erts presiding; 2:40, cafeteria com
mittee, with Mrs. Frank Casey pre-
siding. Thursday, 1890, Elizabeth
Somers committee, with Mrs. Wood
bury Pulsifer presiding; 3, world fel-
lowship committee, with Mrs VIII
liam Adams Slade presiding. Friday,
10, finance committee, with Mrs. John
T. Schaaff presiding; CHS, industrial
committee, with Mrs. Albert II. Put
ney presiding.