Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23

represented in this club. and very in
teresting meetings are held. One of
the questions considered at the last
meeting was IF you were returning
home to, for instance, Latvia, what
would you take as q typical sourveir
of American" The consensus of opin-
ion seemed to be the souvenir would
have to be two-fold; first, there must
be one article of American Indian
handiwork, and then, to represent
modern America" there must be car
ried piece of machinery.
Chapters.
The meeting of the Mount Pleasant
Chapter of the Y. w. G. A. viii take
place on Tuesday, January %, at
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Witten, the Alabama Apartment, 1915
n street.
Industrial Department.
The usual lunch for industrial girls
will take place on Wednesday at 1890
PM, when girls working in the
vicinity of E street are invited to come
in and enjoy the more homelike sur
roundings that are especially arranged
for them at that time. The luncheon
served is quite inexpensive.
The Thursday Club accompanied by
members of the industrial commit
tee of the Y. w. C. A. staff, will
leave for Baltimore Thursday after.
noon from GA f street at 2:15 pm.
Miss Hartman, secretary of the de-
partment, has chartered a special bus
for the trip, and has arranged for an
hTt ofk irrl1f gn yv, Dol
party will then go to the Baltimore
Y. w. c. A. to view the industrial ex-
hibit where they will be the guests of
the industrial department for the eve
ming. ANY one wishing TO take advan-
tage of this opportunity should com
municate with Miss Hartman The
cost of the trip will be $3.50.
On Thursday evening the Greek
Club will hold it's business meeting at
GA f street at 7:45.
The Upholsterer's Union will hold a
dinner at GA e street on Friday at
pm.
Girl Reserve Department
The Younger Girls Club at CoIum.
bia Junior High School will stage a
soccer game tomorrow afternoon be.
tween the blue and the white team.
On Wednesday at pm. there will
be a meeting of the music chairmen
from five senior high schools. with
Miss Ireland, music director, at the
girl reserve rooms.
Semper Fidelis Club of Mckinley
High School will have a music meeting
on Thursday at $50 in the Girl Re.
serve clubrooms.
On Thursday, also, the clubs al
Eastern High School, Fidelis and Les
Camarades, will have a musical tea for
the FACULTY members. Honor guests
VIII be Mrs. Edwin B. Parker Miss
Elsa Peterson, Miss Hettie P. Ander.
son, Miss Imogene r. Ireland. Miss
Lucille LaVarre, Miss Marian f. Casey
and Miss Mabel Cook.
The Princeton Chapter of the Y. w
L. n. celebrated its twelfth anniver.
sary at the home of Mrs. Rudolph
Schneider 629 Quebec place. with
Mrs. Akehurst, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs
Shlpp and Mrs. Hughes assisting
There were 35 members and guests
present, and the incoming president
Mrs. George Gordon SeiboId. presided
Ihe following officers for the ensuing
year hlled their respective chairs
Mrs. Julia A. Boyd, vice president.
MRS. Samuel f. Splitter. treasurer: Mrs,
FRANK X. Davis, recording secretary,
airs. Lyle III. Wade, corresDondine
secretary; Mrs. Clarence B. Allen
parliamentarian; Mrs Louis p Allen
chaplain.
A short address on Give and Take
OF Fellowship" was given by Miss
Hettie B. Anderson, general secretary
FOR the 7. w. c. A. of the District.
memorial service in honor of Mrs
James Bobie was conducted by Mrs
Julia A. Boyd. Several vocal selec.
tions were rendered by Mrs. Hiram
Johnson, chairman of the music com.
mlttee' with Mrs. Schneider at the
piano. 'iAe
musical program was conducted
by Miss Ireland, musical director at
the Y. W: c. A, assisted by Mrs
Fisher, violinist. ~ "i o.