Evening star., 1927-11-13
Y. w. C.. A.
A ,orse r.nresentation Of the board.

stan ana general IncIllBCISbAp Ato N@N0
pected at the international friendship
service. to be held at Barker Hall, at
seventeenth and X streets, at 4:30 this
afternoon inaugurating the World
Wide week of prayer in the Young
Women's Christian Association. There
will be an address by Rev. Arson
Phelps Stokes, canon of Washington
Cathedral, and through the courtesy
of the Red Cross the Girl Reserves
will carry the flags of many nations
in the professional. The usual twi-
light music hour will be omitted in
order that all may participate in this
service. Musical numbers preceding
the service will be given by the
Flempe Trio, Paul Brightenburg, vio-
linlst; Frank Westbrook, cellist, ana
Emerson Myers, pianist. The choir
will he composed of members or the
Elizabeth Somers Glee Club. All mem
hers and friends of the association
hot,l men and women, are cordially
invited to attend. The special hostess
in the building for the afternoon VIII
be Mrs. Orrell |. Ellis.
There will be a meeting of the eX-
ecutive committee tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. At 2:45 pm. the T. street
cafeteria committee will meet at the
Elizabeth Somers residence ana at .
O'Clock the membership committee VIII
teenth and i streets.
The rooms registry committee VIII
hold its monthly meeting TueSday'
1890 pm., at the Grace Dodge Hotel
After lunch together the business
meeting will be held. On Tuesday also
the L street house committee VIII
meet at 2:30 pm. at 614 r street
The monthly meeting of the board
of directors will be held November
=. ,o.on a M ~ Seventeenth and X
streets.
On Friday at noon there will be
meeting of the finance committee AT
the headquarters building.
Visitors to the building this week
Included Mr.. and Mrs. William l."
.Ienss and daughter from Lockport'
y. Y. Mrs. Jenss is an active mem
Der Of the board of that city. MISS
Gertrude Ederle and her manager, A:
Clarke. were guests at luncheon of
the health education department on
Tuesday. Miss Ederle also taught
class of girls in the pool before the
luncheon.
Meetings planned for the coming
week at Seventeenth and X by out
side organizations include the follow
ing: A luncheon meeting of the Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies in the 1ourth'
floor dining room at 1890 pm. NO
X6nln6r IL, lH6 AItHS anu ~NuNS )iHAf
ter of the d. A. r. in the third-fioor
assembly room at 2:30 pm. the same
dav. when Mrs. George A. Grimes VIII
be the hostess: a get-together meeting
of all the 2. Z. o. chapters in WASH
ington in the third-f1oor assembly
room November Is at pm. when
the president, Miss Julia Macmillan,
cordially invites all non-affiliated mem
bers in Washington TO attend; the
Prince Georges County Federation of
Nomen's Clubs luncheon in the
fourth floor assembly room at 1880
pm. November 1S, and on November
~ the dinner and entertainment of
the Camp Gushing Sons of Veterans,
at pm, in Barker Hall, and the
banquet of the witness bearers class
Of the Church of the Pilgrims in the
fourth floor dining room at 1880 pm.
Chapters.
The Park View Chapter will meet
tomorrow for luncheon at l pm. at
the home of Mrs. E. l.. Hahn, 742
Rock Creek Church road.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
hold its monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. H. o. Hine. 1904 Highland ave-
nue., at pm. tomorrow. The chapter
members are asked to note the change
of day of the week from the second
Tuesday to the second Monday.
Business and Professional WOmen's
Department.
The Tuesday clubs will have sup
per together at 6:15 on Tuesday night
a and will adjourn to the clubrooms for
their own programs and recreation.
The Blue Triangle Club, which meets
every Thursday night, has planned an
evening of social service work for this
week. It will continue making scrap
books and tarlatan stockings, and
will also dress dolls for the Associated
Charities.
Miss Minnie V. Sandberg, secretary
of general education, will give short
talks at the close of the supper hours
on Tuesday and Thursday for the
club groups meeting on those nights,
in connection with World Fellowship
week, which the association is observ
ing.
On Saturday evening, at the Blue
Triangle Hut, Twentieth and B streets,
the Tip Top Club will be hostesses at
a dance given for the members and
their friends. Miss Ruby Miller is in
charge of the dance.
A Nationwide banquet for all buSi.
ness and professional women is to be
held in every association having "B.
and P" department, on Tuesday eve-
ming, November %. This department
Is anticipating a real thrill in taking
part in such a unique project. The
banquet will take place in Barker Hall
at $50 pm. Mrs. Mary Slough, chair
man of the program committee, with
her committee, has planned an inter
esting program, which will carry out
the ideas as suggested by the national
committee. The decorations and favors
are being arranged by special COM
mittee. All business and professional
women will be most welcome and res
ervations may be made through the
''B. and p" Office up to Monday after
noon, November 21. Tickets are 50
cents.
Education Department.
Special stress is being laid on the
combination gym and dancing class
for children, recently announced.
Class X meets on Saturday morning
from 10 to 10:45, and is for children
from 10 to Is years of age, and class
0 meets from 10:45 to ll;30 and is
composed Of children from to 9 years.
The term will last through January.
All information may be obtained from
the health education department at
Seventeenth and K streets.
paddle tennis court has been laid
off on the gym floor and arrange
mentS may now De maze Tor renting
court and equipment for this popular
Winter game through the health edu-
cation Office on the fifth floor.
Industrial Department.
On Wednesday night the opening of
the junior Industrial section will take
place. The program is especially
planned for employed girls from 16 to
20 years of age and will be under the
Joint direction of the industrial and
girl reserve departments. The regular