Evening star., 1927-05-15
Y. W. C.. A.

Nracation set up for kamp Kahlert, the
ks7.acre camp on West River, Mary
Sand, will be reported. This camp ac
accommodates both seniors and juniors,
Ewith a capacity for Us. Miss Flor
Fence Dunlap, director of the camp,
I.vill make the report. Vacation Lodge
kthe hot-weather retreat and Spring
Eand Fall house party mecca for bust
hness women, located at Cherrydale.
HTa., will be reported on by Miss Mig
Sronette buckingham. The officers of
Etha board who appear on the agenda
kars Mrs. Thomas T.. Brown, president:
MRS. Luke /. Wilson, recording seCre
FtaFy; Mrs. Robert Lansing. correspond
tITg secretary: Miss Margaret Fox,
urea surer; Mrs. John T. Schaaff, chair
lyman of the finance committee; Mrs.
IT'red Z. Wright. chairman of the
building committee, and Mrs. Harold
kE. Doyle, chairman of the kamp kah-
t1eTt committee.
" Mrs Russell II. Wilcox, formerly
kNIiss Anna Hall, will be the guest of
lhonor at a tea given by the cafeteria
sCU hmittee at GA T. street May IS
E1rom to pm. Mrs. Wilcox was
flood director in the local association
ssn 190S-1909. and is now president of
sihe Y. w. c. a. in Tonawanda. =. Y,
sShe is visiting Miss Margaret Fox.
.svith her husband, DR.. Russell II. Will
scan Medical Association convention.
sa1er friends in the city are invited to
slneet her.
Several organizations are using the
sbuilding during the week. The, Wash
ssngton branch of the National Flower
sGuild will hold its second meeting
sMonday morning for the collection and
snistribution of flowers to charities and
ss,lut-ins. and will continue to make
tfhe Y. w. c. A. its headquarters for
9this purpose each Monday morning.
EfFhe Columbia Chapter of the D. A. +.
will give a concert in Barker Hall
-Tuesday evening. The Women's Med |
!. teal Society will hold a luncheon on
tthe same day. The Federation of Dis
strict Emplo--~s wilf have a dinner |
"Wednesday night. and the Federation
of Churches will give a luncheon
Wednesday noon.
/. Among the many visitors attracted |
ito the new building during the past |
swcek were Miss Amy Tapping, head
of the Polish Grey Samaritans during |
the World War and now connected
with the National Child Health Asso-
ciation Miss Florence Sprague, mem |
ber of the board of directors of Toledo. |
sOhio; Mrs. D. Frederick Potter of Buff |
falo, n. Y; Miss Florence Fl. Hill |
Marion. Mass; Miss Olga E. Ahler of
Springfield. Mass, and Miss Martha |
sOestman of Boston
] The X street house committee will |
smeet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 |
fo'tlock at the Administration Build !
Sing.
The members of the room registry |
1 committee will meet at noon Tuesday |
at GA L, street. and will make a tour |
fof the K street dormitory enter. |
which has recently been renovated. |
Lunch will be served at 1880 PM,
4 with the regular meeting of the COM
mittee Immediately after.
= Friday there will be a meeting of |
the finance committee at L o'clock at |
Seventeenth and X streets.
The membership committee has in.
vited those who have Joined the asso-
eiatio1 during April and May to tea
In the sun parlor on the roof this
afternoon between and o'clock.
Miss Belva Hull is chairman of the
committee on arrangements, and the
Westbrook Trio will give short pro-
gram.
The constitution revision committee, |
sof which Miss Elizabeth Eastman is
chairman, held its initial meeting last |
Thursday. Mrs. Albert Fl. Putney and |
Miss Bertha Pabst are the other mem
Ebers of the committee.
Chap.c-s.
The Princeton Chapter will hold a
spicnic at Vacation Lodge tomorrow.
The chapter has been conducting a
membership drive with two teams in
the field, and the losing team will en-
Stertain the winners at the picnic.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Bugbee will give
tseveral readings.
! The Bloomngdale Chapter will meet
stomorrow evening at o'clock in the
ihoard and chapter room at Seven
steenth and X streets.
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
DR.. Edward Elliott Richardson. pro
sfessor of philosophy at George Wash
sington University. win be the speaker
sthis afternoon at the E..-:abeth Somers
1veaper service at $50 o'clock.
Next Wednesday evening the Eliza
beth Somers Glee Club will sing in
the massed concert under the direction
sofi Mr.. Williamson at Central High |
School.
Industrial Department.
The German Club will meet this
AFTERNOON on the third floor for an
hour of music. which includes 'sing"
of German folk songs, going to the tea
aoom at $50 o'clock for tea.
Tuesday the Teachers Union will
have a dinner at GA f street. The |
= speaker will be Mrs. Hanson of Chi
scago. national president of the Wom
ans Trade Union League. Miss Selma |
Borchardt will preside and Miss Ire
Hand will lead a sing" preceding the /
dinner at pm.
Thursday there will be joint meet
Ing of industrial department represen-
fative5 Of the Y. w. C.. A. and the
7Noman's Trade Union League on the
third floor at Seventeenth and *
streets at pm. to discuss the indus |
trial exhibit
The Thursday Club will take the |
boat trip to Mount Vernon Ma 10. |
leaving the Seventh Street Wharf on !
the S. S. McAllister at 2:30 pm.
Young Business and Professional
WOmen's Department.
The staff of the Capital Outlook will
meet at Seventeenth and X tomorrow |
at ) pm.
On Tuesday evening at $40 supper |
will be served on the "B and p" floor |
for all young business and profes- |
,sional women making reservations at
the 'B and p" Office by l pm. of that
day At o'clock talk will be given !
sby Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse. her |
subject being Exquisite English" AT
8 o'clock the Amicitia, 1Iitika, Pre-
miere. Tip Top and Wohelo Clubs will
hold their regular meetings
The Indoor Outdoor Club of Business |
Women, which has given so much |
helm to Vacation Lodge since it's or
ganization. will celebrate its twentieth |
anniversary on Tuesday evening with |
party on the roof garden at Seven
feenth and X streets. Miss Mary J.
al, sNff f11n