Evening star., 1927-04-17
Y. W. C. A.

street dormitory center and the room
registry service to the utmost. The
dormitory at the E street center re-
opened on April Is with a capacity
registration Many out-of-town sight
seers are making use of the new
building at 18th and X streets. Among
the callers at the new building the
past week have been Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert r. Day, formerly of Gallaudet
College and now Of Fulton, Mo. Mrs
Day was president of the Washington
Association for several years ana
spoke before meeting Of the staff on
Tuesday morning. Other interesting
visitors have been Mrs. Grafton Du-
vail Dorsey of New York, Miss Salah
T.. ID. Sturges, registrar of the Nation.
al School of the Y. w, G. a., and
Mime Lipova, wife of the Czechoslo-
vakian counselor.
A Spring dance will be given at the
Elizabeth Sofners residence on the
evening of April 20. Miss Margaret
Petty is chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
The >monthly meeting of the room
registry committee Will he hssd Aprit
IS, at 1880 am.
The board &c directors viii hold its
monthly meeting April p, at 1O'"o
am.
A light breakfast is served each
day except Sunday in the sandwich
shop, beginning at s am. The Saho'
wich Shop is open for service from
s 70 4 each week day.
Service in the Tea Room viii com
menCe April 81. Luncheon, afternoon
ten and dinner will be served. The
Mount Pleasant Chapter which is re-
sponsible for the furnishings and up
keep of the Tea Room, will hold its
April meeting there on Tuesday. the
26th.
The membership department an
nounces a tea for new members sun
day afternoon, May Is, at 1 pm.
Young Business and Professional
Women's Department.
on Tuesday evening, the Indoor
Outdoor Club the club oldest in point
of organization of business and pro
fessionaI women in the Washington
Association, will gather for dinner
in the dining room on the fourth
floor. After dinner they will have a
dedication service around the fire.
place which they have contributed to
the beautiful restful living room on
the fourth floor, provided for the use
and enjoyment Of business and pro
fessional women
The area included in this conference
is rich in national leaders in the young
business women's department They
include Miss Mildred Pierson of Balti-
more, vice president of the National
Assembly. Mrs. Jeanne Mcclellan Cor
don of Allentown. president of the Ma
tional Council: Miss Florence Grill of
Baltimore, Miss Edna Reichard of
Pottsville. Pa, and Miss Margaret
Gaylord of Washington, members OF
the National Council, and MISS Kath- !
arine Kishbaugh of Allentown and |
Miss Grace Brame Of Washington, who !
are members of national commissions. |
These seven young women are the spe- |
ciaI guests of the local "B and P" de- |
partment and they viii lead the clos |
ing service Of the conference.
Girl Reserves.
Les Camarades Club of Eastern |
High School will have a dance at the |
Blue Triangle Hut, Twentieth and B |
streets, tomorrow night.
The Bon Secour Club of Central I
High School will have a hike and |
campfire luncheon Friday. April 22.
All girls win meet at the Y. w. G. "A. |
at Seventeenth and X streets, at 10 |
am.
On April 20 and 80 at SIS pm. the |
High School Girl Reserves Of Wash |
ington Will present the operetta, Ma |
renka," composed of folk songs and |
dances, in Barker hall at the Y. w. |
c. A. Seventeenth and X streets.
There will be rehearsals for the en-.
tire cast of the operetta "1farenka''
every day during Easter week from
10 to IL am.
Industrial Department.
At the meeting Of the Deutscher
Madchen klub on Sunday, April 10, /
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Anna /
Kehle; vice president, Bertha Miller; /
secretary. Lotta Leicht. treasurer. |
Mary Hermann. The club members |
Will meet Thursday evening, April 21, |
at 1880. for bowling.
On Thursday the industrial depart |
ment will have a picnic at Great Falls. |
Va, leaving the Y. w. c. A. at 230 or /
Washington & Old Dominion Railroad /
station at Rosslyn, Va, at pm. Sup |
per will be cooked olIt-of-doors at /
Great Falls. Girls wishing supper res
ervations should telephone before /
Wednesday evening. In case of rain |
the picnic will be postponed to April /
rs.
The tea which the Thursday Club
had planned to give on April II has
been indefinitely postponed.
The hostess in the industrial depart
ment Wednesday afternoon will be |
Mrs. Harold Allen. and on Thursday |
afternoon Mrs. Clifford Hurley.
Education Department.
Registrations are still open in all |
educational courses, even though /
classes have already opened in most |
subjects. In some cases, where indi- /
Vidual work is carried on, late en- |
trance into the class makes no differ |
ence.
Work in business English, Shake-1
speare and Spanish has not started, |
because Of lack Of sufficient registra- |
tions. A morning cooking class will /
begin as soon as there are three more /
requests.
The popularity of the bowling alleys |
these past two weeks has made it pos
sble TO open the alleys on Saturday |
evening The alleys are now open |
every evening except Sunday, from |
to 10 O'Clock
The association physicians are ex.
Rmlning five evenings a week and four
afternoons. Those interested are urged /
TO make appointments in advance and |
note the hour Of appointment care |
fully.
The y. ". c. A. tennis courts. at
Twentieth and B streets. viii soon be |
open to the girls and women of Wash. |
1ngton. Arrangements for classes and |
for the use Of the courts should be |
made at Seventeenth and X streets, |
in the health education Office, On the |
fifth floor
The new schedule Of swimming !
classes for both 614 Z street pool and |
for the Ada Thomas pool is now
ready
Those wishing to use the Ada |
Thomas pool on Saturday night will |
have The opportunity to vote on the |
question by putting their vote in the |