Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05

Among outside organizations using
| the Association centers this week are:
At X street, the executive committee
which will meet tomorrow morning;
| the choir of the Church of the Gov.
enant. which will give a concert
Wednesday night in Barker Hall; the
| Northwest group of the w. G. T. u,
which will meet Thursday, and at
Vacation Lodge. the Burial Class,
which will give a picnic Friday.
The |. Q. e. Club the oldest of the
business and professional women's
clubs Of the Washington association.
will hold it's annual meeting Wednes.
dav evening at o'clock on the fourth
| floor
J. S. McFarren of the American
Metric Association spoke to the staff
last week, tracing the efforts Of the
association to secure the adoption of
the metric system by the United
States and outlining the advantages
to be derived from its use.
Miss Emma j. Todd. who has been
with the Washington staff for the
past five months doing special piece
OF work, has returned to her home
in Worcester, Mass.
joyed by those who visited the roof
&c rden last Sunday. when Mrs. w. A.
Clock, pianist, gave a program from
$50 to $50 This afternoon Miss
Lucille La Varre will play during that
hour.
Visiting the building the past week
have been Mrs. G.. NJ. Smalley of Chi
cago. ILL.,; Mrs. Fl. c. Wadsworth of
the Buffalo Y. w. C. A. Capt. and
Mrs. w. S. Crosley of Georgia. Mrs.
D, w. Moffitt board member Of the
Tulsa, Okla. Association, and Miss
Helen Amundson of Tulsa; Mrs. H.
r. Philips. general secretary of the
Y. w. c. 4. for Egypt and Palestine
from Cairo, and Miss Fitzpatrick,
principal Of girls school in Siam.
The + street cafeteria committee
viii meet Wednesday ut PAS pm, at
the Elizabeth Somers residence to in
Spect the recent improvements made
there in the cafeteria department.
There will be meeting of the
Elizabeth Somers committee at 1890
Thursday, at the residence
Friday there will be a meeting Of
the food service committee at X street,
10 am, and at 1890 pm. the indus
trial committee will hold it's monthly
meeting there.
About thirty members of the Cicero
Club are spending the week end at
Ramp Kahlert. Miss Jessie Smith is
in charge of the arrangements.
Blue Triangle Hut.
The sun parlor and patio, overlook
ing the the tennis courts. are proving
attractive features of the center at
Twentieth and B streets for special
parties Of all kinds. During the
month of May there were luncheons
or dinners for college alumni and
sorority groups, American Council of
Education, National Research Coun-
Gil, Personal Research Council, Lucy
Holcomb Chapter, d. A. r.: Navy De-
partment. War Finance Club and sew
eral birthday parties Arrangements
for luncheon and dinner parties may
be made through Miss Nelson, d.
rector.
Young Business and Professional
Women.
Tuesday at 7 pm. the clubs of
young business women will hold their
annual banquet in Barker Hall. This
event marks the closing of the club
year. Miss Mary A. Lindsey, man.
aging director Of the Grace Dodge
Hotel. is to be the speaker of the occa-
sion. Miss Mary Apple will sing, ac-
compa MED by Miss Imogene Ireland.
and Victor George will play the violin,
accompanied by Miss Edith Dawson.
Reservations may be made at the
"B and p office until pm tomorrow.
The Premiere Club and Interna-
tioEal Section of the department are
having a house party at Vacation
Lodge over the week end Among
those at the lodge are: Premieres.
Miss Myrtle Henry. Laura Adlard,
Ora Belle Williams, Hertha kuehm.
sted. Elizabeth Hatch. Josephine Gal.
low, Lucy Holland. Vallah Shaw, AL
thea Hornaday. Ada Green. Lucille
Edwards. Mabel Daniel. Emily Baer.
Ted Baer, Sue Fasciano. Ermina Leo.
nardo, Sudie Cox, Helen Hoover. Mrs.
Yellowerly. Mrs. Craig. Ida Elliott.