Evening star., 1927-11-20
Y. W. C. A.


Mace in Barker Hall this afternoon
and win be held at o'clock instead Oh
4.30. as usual. Miss Mildred h. Reeves
will he the hostess in the bulidlhS
throughout the afternoon.
plans for Thanksgiving day have
heen arranged in the association cen
ters. where holiday hours VIII ne op-
served in the various departments. Al
X street open house will be observed
from 4:30 to PM. when MISS Heoleg
Swope of the house committee anu
Miss buckingham, house secretary.
will be the hostesses. The cafeteria
will be open only from II to pm
when a 81 Thanksgiving dinner. Win
seated service, may be obtained. ne
tearoom and sandwich shop VIII ne
closed all day. The pool at Is street
will be open for dips from 1880 to j.
4:3O to and s to $50 pm, at Satur-
nay rates, and the bowling alleys may
be used from IL to 3 and from 10
10 p.m. At E street Miss Henry. the
house secretary, with members OF the
house committee. will he at home TO
friends of the association from 4:3O to
$40. when there will be music as in
wears past. The cafeteria a. II
street will open for ThanksSlvinS
dinner from 4:30 TO $50 and tables
NAV be reserved for special parties by
calling the director, Mrs. Hubbard,
The pool at L street will be closed
all day.
Miss Anna l.. Rose, dean of women
at George Washington University, was
the guest of the rooms registry COM
mittee when il met for luncheon at
the Grace Dodge Hotel last week.
Miss Rose spoke on the housing con
ditions for the woman students at the
university.
About 275 girls attended the Kamp
Kahlert reunion, which was held last
week in Barker Hall. At that time
the following new members of the
Ca. } Council were elected TO office for
1927-192S: Juniors - Battaille Scott,
Nell Griffith, Martha Mercer, Helen
Mansfield, Betty Monroe, Eloise Lind
say. Harriet Behrend, Kay Jones,
Elizabeth Jenkins, Inge Won Lewinski,
Virginia Daiker, Roberta Willard,
Ruth Richter, Mary Day, Nenita Hin
kle. Seniors-Lucille Grain, Lillian
krause, Hazel Davis, Helen Findlay,
Agnes McElray, Eleanor Westergren,
Bertha Cook, Effie Collomore and
Emily Bercaw.
Miss NJ. V. Sandberg. education di-
rector, will speak before the I. w.
c. A. of George Washington UnlVer-
sitv at the meeting at noon tomorrow.
the building this week include the
Monday Evening Club at in the
fourth floor assembly ROOM and on
Saturday evening the employees OF
the Fuller Brush Company for the
District of Columbia, Maryland, Nir-
gnia and Delaware. This group VIII
have a dinner, bowling and dancing.
The girls from Gallaudet College
came in to visit the association
Wednesday. After looking over the
building they enjoyed the bowling
alleys At tea Mrs. T. E. Brown
president; Mrs. Fred E. Wright, chair
man of the membership committee;
Miss Anderson and Miss Fox received
the students.
Chapters.
There will be meeting of the chap
ter council tomorrow in the board
room at Seventeenth and * streets,
when Mrs. Ray Palmer Teele will pre-
sent the revised constitution.
Princeton Chapter will meet with
Mrs. Lee H. Robinson in her new home,
6725 Piney Branch Road, Takoma
Park, tomorrow. pm. Mrs. ROBIN.
son will be assisted by the following
hostesses: Mrs. B. B. Pigman, Mrs.
r. E. Holm, Mrs. A. j. Leister. Mrs.
n. A. Carr and Mrs. Joseph Conner.
Miss Dorothea Mcdowell, assistant
girl reserve secretary, will be the
speaker at the business meeting,
which will be followed by social
hour consisting of a musical and lit
erary program.
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
yesper services have been resumed
at the residence, and this afternoon
at $50 the Rev. William A. Eisen-
berger, assistant pastor of the Church
of the Covenant, will be the speaker.
On Thanksgiving Day dinner will
be served at pm. Guests from out
side the house can be accommodated
In the transient dining room.
The girls living in the house will
give a tea dance and party for their
friends on Thanksgiving afternoon
from to 6. Miss Evelyn Thomas is
in charge Of the arrangements.
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham,
candidate for the United Gtates Sen
ate from Texas and prominent in
many public affairs, is to be the
speaker at the Nationwide banquet
for business and professional women
Tuesday at $50 pm. in Barker Hail.
Miss Mary Apple. contralto, talented
local musician and known especially
to the radio audience, will sing. Miss
Grace Brame, president of the club
council, will preside at the banquet;
greetings from the assembly presi-
dent will be read by Miss Bertha
Pabst and greetings from the national
council of the "B and p" assembly
will be given by Miss Margaret Cay
lord, representative from this depart
ment Mrs. Grace Pope, pictured as
the Girl in the Blue Triangle" will
read the purpose of the "B and p"
assembly. kilograms from other as
sociations will also be read. Group
singing will take place during the
banquet and the program will close
with Follow the Gleam." Miss
1mogene Ireland viii lead the sing
ing. All business and professional
women are cordially invited to at
tend. Reservations will be received
until tomorrow afternoon in the
"B and p" office, fourth floor
The subject for the booklovers'
hour, tomorrow night, will be: pic
lures to Buy for Christmas Gifts"
given under the direction of Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake, at o'clock
"A dance win be given by the
Amicitia Club. at the Blue Triangle
Hut, Twentieth and 3 streets, No.
yember 26, at pm.
Industrial Department.
This evening the Deutscher Mad.
chen monthly meeting will be held at
z o'clock, in the tllird-f1oor clubroom.
when a musical program will be en-
joyed.
On Tuesday, a group of girls from
this department will give an enter
tainment at the Florence Crittenton
Home. Miss Elsa Thomas and Miss