Evening star., 1927-03-20
Y. W. E.. A.

| trict'' This will be given by DIR
Edgar f. Wherry, president of the
Washington Chapter Of the Wlid
Flower Preservation Society and
member of the Scientific Consulting
Board of Nature Magazine,
Education Department.~-The edu-
cation department announces It's
teaching staff in the new building, as
follows: Miss Alice Hutchins Drake,
English; Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse,
Shakespeare; Mile. Jeanne Moule,
French: Mile Elizabeth Jauckers,
Spanish. Miss Hazel Thompson, sew
ing and millinery; Mrs. Raymond
Bell. cooking; Miss Pearl Waugh, dl-
rector, with Miss Helen harrington
and Mrs. Helen 4. Murray. piano;
Miss Alice Edwards. voice, and Miss
Alice f. Hill. fretted instruments.
Besides the regular class work
planned there will be some special
courses. DR.. Nolan ID. {. Lewis OF
the Department of the Interior will
give a course on THE Development
of Personality" covering a period OF
six weeks, and eight lectures on cur
rent events will be given by Miss
Virginia Diedel. Another feature
planned is the French table in the
tearoom On Tuesday evenings at
6 any one wishing to have an op'
portunity TO speak French is invited
to join Mile. Moule at this table
there will be no fee in connection
with the French conversation.
All registrations for classes and
examinations in the health education
division will be taken care of at 6l4
f street up to and including March
oft 40
examinations will be held at the
new building, Seventeenth and *
streets.
Chapters The monthly meeting of
the Bloomingdale Chapter will be
held at the home of Mrs. John Schei-
deman, 13 r street, tomorrow at
8 pm.
Tomorrow at pm. there will be
a meeting of the Princeton Chapter
AT the home of Mrs. E. Is. Alien,
50O4 Thirteenth street.
Industrial Department.~The usual
himonthly meeting of the German
Club, scheduled for this afternoon,
has been Cancelled because of the
dedication service of the new build
ing next Sunday, which the club will
attend in a body.
On Thursday afternoon the ciub
composed of girls who are employed
in homes will meet at 614 f. street
for a swimming party, followed by
a supper.
Business and Professional Women.
On Tuesday the Amicitia, Hitika,
Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo clubs
of Young business women will meet
at the Blue Triangle Hut, Twentieth
and streets. Supper will be served
at $50. At Z pm. there viii be a
Beethoven memorial program ar
ranged by Miss Imogene E. Ireland,
director of music, in commemoration
of the Tooth anniversary of Beetho-
yen's death An orthophonic ma
chine, furnished through the cour-
tesy of the National Federation OF
Music Clubs and the De Mol Piano
Co, will be used. Miss Pearl Waugh
will give Introductory notes concern
ing the compositions rendered. among
which will be the Fifth symphony"
played by the Royal Albert Hall Or
chestra; Moonlight Sonata played
by Harold Bauer; "GaVOtte," played
by Kreisler, and Romance in f.
played by Thibaud.
This program has been planned for
young business women who enjoy
Beethoven music, and all so interest.
ed are especially invited. The pro
gram is not limited to club members
ana all VINO come VIII HHu a we'' III
welcome.
on Thursday the Blue Triangle
Club will meet at 1104 M street. Sup
per will be served at $50 and ~at Z
pm. the girls will gather in their
clubroom for an hour of storytelling
and music. Miss Mary Richardson
will be the reader.
The International Club has post
poned it's meeting scheduled for sun
day. March 27, in order to attend
the service of dedication.
Girl serves.-Tomorrow after
noon the Girl Reserve Club of the
Macfarland Junior High School will
take the children from the City Or
phanage on a trip to the Zoo.
On Tuesday Miss Imogene Ireland,
director Of music, will visit the Girl
Reserve. Club of Columbia Junior
High School at 2 pm, at which time
she will present the songs that are
to be used in the Junior High School
folksong contest. Eleven Junior High
School clubs will participate in the
contest, which will be held in the
Girl Reserve Clubrooms in the new
building on April rs at pm.
The Girl Reserve Club from Busf-
ness High School will have a meeting
Tuesday afternoon at $40 in the
clubrooms at 100 M street, to make
uniforms for the Girl Reserve cere'
monial.
On Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
the Grade School Club, meeting at
GA E street, will hold penny
hike"
The advisers of the Girl Reserve
Club at Tech, Miss Alice Bastian and
Miss Esther Foster, viii entertain
the members of the club there at the
al naI
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
General Items.-There will be a
meeting of the world fellowship com
mittee on Thursday, 2 pm, at Sew
enteenth and X streets.
Miss Helen r. McQuillen, rooms
registry secretary at Seventeenth
and K streets, will speak before the
Women's Missionary Society of the
| Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor
row at II am.
The program for opening week in
the new building will begin with the
service of dedication Sunday after
noon, March 27, at A o'clock, when
DIR. Mary E. Woolley, president OF
Mount Holyoke, viii be the principal
speaker; open-house day, on Tuesday
| March 29 when reception VIII pe
held by the board of directors anc
the hospitality committee from te
10 pm, and the building thrown open
from the sub-basement TO the ROOT
garden; opening of the food service
| in the cafeteria and sandwich shop
on Wednesday at 1870 am; member
ship night, on Thursday, $3.50 to ~
| when there will be "hlstoricai re
view" and recognition of new mem
| bers: Girl Reserve day, on Friday
| with the candleIight ceremonial in thf
auditorium at pm, and on Satur
| day night, the presentation o.
"Prunella" by the business and pro
fessional women's department, at 813
On March % there will be meet
| ing of the open-house committee a
the new building at II am, and or
! Thursday, the cath, at II am, tht
general dedication committee VII
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