Evening star., 1927-04-03
Y. w. C. A.

brought many hundreds of visitors.
At the dedication service there were
over 1000 and on open house night
over 5000 persons were shown
through the building. Visitors are stiil
being welcomed and are invited to In
spect the building from the bowling al
leys TO the roof garden, and most OF
the activities are now in operation.
The food service which was inaugu'
rated In the cafeteria and sandwich
ehop on Wednesday, will continue TO
serve lunch and dinner on all week
DAYS. The tearoom will be opened
about the middle of April and viii
serve lunch, tea and dinner. Sunday
night supper also will be served in the
tearoom from to 7:30.
Mrs. Charles Wood will give her new
trave!ogue, "Old Dalmatia. on the
Adriatic," in the auditorium OF the
new building April 6. at $40 p.m.'
under auspices of the Mount Pleasant
Cleveland Park and Dupont chapters.
The tickets are 81 and the proceeds
will go toward the building fund.
DR.. Thomas w. Galloway or tne
American Social Hygiene Assoclatloh
will be the guest of the stan ana iIleiLl
bers of the health education committee
of the Y. w. e. A. tomorrow at iuiici
con, at 1880.
On Thursday Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt
will speak over WRC radio station at
$50 pm. on the Y. w. &. A.
The Kamp Kahlert reunion Will pe
one of the most important events on
the coming week. The meeting Will
take place April 8, at the new Dulloing;
Dinner will be served at 6:l5 and Will
be followed by a special program,
when several outstanding days" and
events at camp will be sketched. Miss
Katherine English is chairman OF the
program committee and will be assist
ed by Miss Dorothea Mcdowell. Ehe
entire evenings program Is In cLarse
of the kamp kouncil, composed OF sen
iors and juniors who were at camp In
1926. consisting of the followlng'
Misses Jane Dodge, Mamie Hastings
Mary T.. Sans, Irma Loudon, Onve
O'Hern, Elizabeth Hanger, Martina Ed
wards. Lillian Ilse, Helen Gilmore,
MavhelIe Boyce, Katherine English.
Phoebe Carpenter, Annabel Linthicum'
Harriet Taylor, Ruth Graham, ARA
Marie Schwartz, Martha Fisher, Doris
Vorkoeper. Lee Morford and Dorothy
Ruth. Dorothy Ruth, representing
juniors and seniors, will act as toast
mistress. Any girl who has been TO
Kamp Kahlert may send In her Name
and address before THURSDAY anu sS
cure reservation and ticker lor %
cents. ~
There will be a meeting Of the X
street house committee on April 3. at
9 nm. at the home of the chairman
Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant, 1881 JeI
ferson place.
The last one of the six denlonstra'
tions on "The Volunteers Place IN
Recreation Work" under auspices OF
the recreation committee of the wash
tngton Council of Social Agencies; VII
be held at the new Y. W. e. A. Bulio'
ing. Seventeenth and K streets 70
morrow at pm. The. speakers wan
ha Miss Inogene ireland, music secre-
farv' and Miss Ethele Swenson,
a.s;stant physical education director
Of the Y. w. C. A. The topic Will De
use of Group Singing and Specialized
Miss Mabel Cook win speak about
the new Y. w. C. A. Building to the
FLORENCE M. Brown Glass OF the Cal.
vary Baptist Church WEDNESDAY at
pm.
vesper service this afternoon at o'oo
csclock will be Miss Ellen Cook.
member of Smith College faculty. Miss
Cook has taught in China ana VIII
sneak this afternoon on "China-Past
and Present"
E0uCaIf0H OcpdIbutChss
OF special interest are the SIX iec.
tures on types Of personality and Ine
development. of personality TO pc sven
on Friday nights from TO 9 o-ciock
nv DR. Nolan ID. C.. Lewis Of st. Efzaes
betn's Hospital While the course VIA
be one of general interest to all, teach
ers and social workers will hnd II espesj
cially helpful.
wednesday at Z pm. Miss virginia
DiedeI will review the causes OF tne
World War and conduct study OF ine
treaties since the war. in their reiatioh
to present world situations.
large light room is fully equipped
for dressmaking classes with new
sewing machines, cutting tables ana
nressine board. Glasses are onereo
On TUESDAY and Thursday in the
morning from 1890 TO 1880, and In
the evening from 10 3. Members
NJ the classes. which are limited In
size to provide for individual instruc-
fion. cut. fit and sew garments from
the first lesson under the supervision
of a teacher.
An opportunity will pc onereo Wnen
the tea room is opened for those VINO
wish to speak French every Tuesday
At the French table at s pm. Tnere
are also classes in French and spanish
meeting two nights each week.
business English, WORD analysis
ana Shakespeare are the courses IN
English which are scheduleo LOT sne
SnY3ng months to meet on WEDNESDAY
and Friday nights.
The second term OF Fundamental
gymnastics and games classes starts
this week. The classes meet on tues
days and Thursdays at and . p.m.'
and at Z and pm.
Tsba four association bowling alleys
viii be open beginning April = every
evening but Saturday from 10 ~
nm. They are open to all women
and girls. and to men when accom-
nanied by ladies'. The association
tournament will start Monday at
The Ada Thomas Pool at, Seven.
teenth and K streets is on the nftn
floor. 1t is open for dips every day
from 1870 to l pm, and from 4:So
to 6. The evening dip hours are
from s to $50. The pool closes
Saturdays at pm.
Business and Professional Women.
On Tuesday evening at Z o'clock Rev.
Earle WiIfiey will give the third In
series of Lenten talks for young bust.
ness women on ''The Appreciation OF
Great Friendships his subject being
the friendship between Paul ana
Timothy All young business ana
professional women are cordially IN
vited TO this meeting, which VIII be
held in the assembly room on the
fourth floor at Seventeenth and *.
The Blue Triangle Club and friends
will be guests of the young business
and professional women's department
Thursday evening at a supper party
at $40 on the fourth floor, Seven
teenth and K streets. After supper
there will be a program OF music
under the direction of Miss Imogene