Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
Y. w. c. A.

Among out-of-town visitors 10 the
new building. at Seventeenth and K
streets. this past week were Mrs. Rich
ard A. Dorman of the national board
of the Y. w. G. A. and Miss Helen
w. Wise. national board secretary
and her mother. Mrs Wise.
The Y. w. G. A. Center. at Ga Z
street. which housed the administra
tive offices for four years, will re
open as a dormitory center on April
is. after being thoroughly renovated
The building viii accommodate q
transient guests and has reading
room. parlors and information desk
The swimming pool and cafeteria will
be continued at this center. Miss
Myrtle Henry is house secretary, Miss
Mary j. Wright has charge of the in
formation desk and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hubbard of the cafeteria.
There will be a meeting of the eX'
ecutive committee tomorrow at II
am. at the new building.
The membership committee will
meet tomorrow at pm. Supper viii
: be served for those wishing it at $50.
On Tuesday there will be meeting
II the T. street house committee at
SI4 Z street at $50 pm.
On Wednesday the f street cafe
terra committee will meet at 2:45 pm.
attthe Blue Triangle Hut. at Tween
tieth and B streets.
The publicity-finance committee viii
meet at the new building on Friday
at IL noon.
Chapters.
The Park View Chapter will hold
luncheon meeting tomorrow at the
new building. After luncheon, at lib,
there will be the usual business meet
ing. Mrs. d. Edward Clarke is chair
man of the chapter.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
meet Tuesday at Seventeenth and Is
streets. A 1870 luncheon in the cafe
teria will be followed by tour OF the
building and business meeting in the
board and chapter room. The history
Of the chapter will be read, and there
will be discussion Of the proposed
changes in the chapter constitution.
Mrs. Arthur Heaton, chairman of the
chapter. will preside.
Education Department.
Calls for advanced French have
made it necessary to open class Tor
those who have had as much as two
years study. The group will meet on
Tuesday and Friday nights from to
9 o'clock. The rate is the same as
for other term classes. Registration
should be made Immediately.
There are still q few open places
in the sewing classes and cooking
classes on Tuesday and Friday. morn
ing and evening.
Registration may still be made for
current events and psychology, both
Of which started last week.
From Monday to Friday, inclusive,
4 during holy week, a vesper service of
music and worship win be held in the
4 fourth floor assembly room at
O'Clock. The half-hour service each
day will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music, prayer and meditation.
A. short term of 10 lessons in ukelele,
mandolin, guitar, etc. opened April
at 1880 pm, for which registrations
are still open. Students in voice and
piano may register at any time.
The first meeting Of the Y. w. G. A.
f. bool1lovers will take place in the new
building tomorrow at s pm, when
Miss Alice Drake will speak on The
Quest of the Holy Grail" This is the
annual observance Of the Easter sea-
son by the booklovers.
The four bowling alleys have been
busy since the opening. April f. Sew
eral .women's clubs are using the
bowling alleys at present. Any wom-
ans club desiring to reserve the alleys
should do so as soon as possible.
The social dancing classes, which
started April 8, have room for one or
two more If application is made by
April Is.
The new schedule of swimming
classes will be put In operation on
April Is.
Appointments for the necessary doc
tors examination are filed until
April 90 Appointments should be
"A a NJ 90 CT Nxypn4r In advance
This afternoon at 4, the Deutscher
NIadchen Klub will meet on the third
floor of the new building for a bust
ness meeting, when there will be an
election of officers followed by Kaffee
Klatch.
On Wednesday, girls employed in
homes will meet on the third floor
Ter tea from 4 to pm.
The Thursday Club will meet April
4 for an hour of swimming at 4:30,
followed by dinner at pm.
The regular meeting of the Greek
Club will take place Thursday eve
ming at 1880, on the third floor.
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
This afternoon at o'clock the
international Club will meet on the
fourth floor for a social hour and tea.
Tomorrow night the Council of the
b and P" Department win meet at
pm. At pm. two bowling teams
representing the Tip Top Club will
blay two teams representing the
Amicftia Club.
On Tuesday evening at $50, supper
will be served on the fourth floor for
III young business and professional
women, making reservation by l pm.
Il that day. At pm. a Lenten talk
will be given by Miss Mabel Nelson
rhurston, her subject being Christ
t the Bethany Household" At
'clock, the Amicitia, Hitika, Pre-
MERE, Tip Top and Wohelo Clubs will
aold their regular meetings.
On Thursday night the Blue
Triangle Club viii meet for supper at
30, and at pm. they will have a
Lenten talk by Miss Minnie ". Sand.