Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Y. W. &C. A.

The Y. W. G.. A. was at nome TO It's
friends yesterday afternoon from 8
to at the Administration Building.
614 K street. Mrs. Albert H. Putney
of the board of directors was hostess.
assisted by Miss LENA Bailey and
committee consisting of Mrs. Ray
Palmer TeeIe. Mrs. Wilson Compton,
Mrs. Edmund Platt and Mrs. A.
Chambers Oliphant-all members OF
the board.
The special musical program given
weekly on Mondays at the Blue Irl'
angle Hut at Twentieth and streets
during the noon hour; was varied last
week when the following artists APP
peared for the Wednesday luncheon:
Mrs. Walter f. Hilton, soprano; Miss
Evelyn Scott, violinist, and Miss Min
ME Hoxey, accompanist.
There will be a meeting Of the
building committee on Monday after
noon at $40 in the office of the archi
tect, Mr.. Heaton.
Young Business and Professional
Women's Department.
On Tuesday evening the young
business women's clubs Will begin
series of three talks pertaining to the
association, preparatory to the annual
meeting of the association during the
last week of this month. The first
meeting will be devoted to the origin
of the Young Women's Christian ,Asso-
citation in England in 1861, its develop
ment as world orga nization; its
origin and development in the United
States and finally the history of the
local organization. Miss Kettle y.
Anderson. the general secretary, will
be the speaker. This program will be
given at the Administration Building
ct 6I4 + street and will begin at
pm. All young women interested in
the subject matter are cordially JIM
Nited to he present. After the close
Of this meeting the Amicitia, Premiere,
Zip Top. Wohelo and Hitika clubs
will hold their regular monthly bust
ness meetings.
On Thursday evening the Blue Tri-
angle Club will meet in its club room
at 1104 NJ street and. after. supper,
will hold the monthly business
meeting
Chapters.
Because of the pressure of holiday
plans, the January meeting of the
chapter council has been omitted. The
usual monthly meeting will be held
the first Monday in February.
The annual meeting of the Chevy
Chase Chapter will be held Tuesday
G1I6IHOOH Ut the nOIIS VI MIS-. dy o.
Holbrook, % West Kirke street, Chevy
Chase, when the election of officers
will take place. Following the bust
ness meeting there will be tea in
honor of the newly elected officers.
Mrs. Holbrook will also entertain at
lunch tomorrow in compliment to the
outgoing officers of the chapter-Mrs.
r.. NJ. Hoadley, chairman, who is re-
firing after two years service; Mrs.
Ben Temple Webster, vice chairman;
Mrs. Fay S. Holbrook, recording Sec
Rotary; Miss Lucy Bailey. correspond
ing secretary: Miss Emma Hays
Heck. treasurer, and Mrs. Harold F.
Doyle, former chairman. At this
time the Chevy Chase Chapter will
turn over to the association the 50 900
pledged for the work at Vacation
Lodge.
At meeting of the Princeton Chap:
ter, held December 90, the following
officers were elected for. the ensuing
year: Mrs. George Gordon Seibold,
chairman; Mrs. o. Boyd. vice chair
man; Mrs. F. l.. Davis, recording sec
rotary: Mrs. l.. H. Wade, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. c. g. Fisher, treas
urer. Mrs. Seibold will entertain the
executive committee of the chapter at
lunch on Thursday
Mrs. Ray Palmer Teele, chairman
OF chapters, is interested in the forma-
ton OF triangles and chapters through
out the city. Any one interested
should communicate with Mrs. Teele,
North 5145
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
The speaker at the vesper service
this afternoon at $40 at the residence
will be DR.. Harriet Twonbley. assist
q af Ia 81 OF NJ -
pital. A musical program has been
arranged.
The annual New Year dance at the
residence will he given Wednesday in
stead of on New Year day. as in
former years.
Industrial Department.
An important conference is being
held for industrial secretaries in the
Eastern region this week at Kepler
Lodge. Lancaster. Pa, January to
4 Miss Lucy Garner, executive of the
national industrial department. will
be the conference leader. Subjects for
discussion will be club programs. re-
cruiting and legislation. Miss Saida
j.. Hartman, industrial secretary of
the Washington Association. will leave
on Tuesday to attend the conference
The usual luncheon for girls en-
ployed in this vicinity will take place
Wednesday of this week In the alb
sence Of Miss Hartman Mrs. Albert
II. Putney and Mrs. Emerson Christie
will be in charge.
!. On Friday the Upholstery Union
Will have dinner meeting with Y, w
c. A. representatives at the Admins
tration Building, .614 f street.
Education Department.
In connection with her work with
the national music committee of
which Mrs. Edwin g. Parker is chair
man. Miss Imogene r. Ireland. direc-
tor of music. will attic nd the seminar
Tor secretaries OF rural communities
TO. be held at the national board in
New York on January and 5. On
January Miss Ireland will meet with
the music committee of the Y. w.
{. A. of Moorestown. Burlington
County, y. J.. and later will direct a
big community sing" in that center,
returning TO Washington on Friday
All classes in the education depart.
nent will be resumed this week.
The health education committee will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Monday at pm.
Girl Reserve Department.
The Girl Reserve Council will hold
It's monthly meeting al the club.
rooms, 100 NJ street. Wednesday at
pm.
Al activities of the department will
be resumed with the opening of the
schools. and the first meeting of the
month in all clubs will be a business
meeting
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