Evening star., 1927-10-02

held on the roOf from TO O'CLOCK
this afternoon, when Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Groomes, tenor and contralto.
win sing Mrs. G. L. Kinsetta will be
the accompanist. Miss M. o. Bucking-
ham win act as staff hostess and Miss
Margaret Adams will be the hostess
from the membership.
All friends of the association are in.
vited to the open house which viii be
held Tuesday from to 10 pm. The
membership committee. assisted by
members Of the board and staff. Will
act as hosteSses on this occasion.
Mrs. William Chaplin Huntington
vas elected a member of the board
of directors at its last meeting. and
has been appointed chairman of the
health education committee.
Tomorrow there will be a meeting or
the membership committee at pm,
Seventeenth and Is streets. Mrs. Fred
r. Wright, the newly appointed chair
han of this department, will preside,
New members of this committee an
dude: Mrs William Charles White,
Hiss Helen Hudson, MISS Grace
Rreme. Mrs +. NJ. Hoadley, Miss Anne
Tehle. Miss Ruth Sebolt, Miss Anna
Hel Iinthlcum and Miss Kathryn
townsend.
An innovation in the food service
department is the opening of the cafe
Aoria for service on Sunday. The tea
Ioom has been found inadequate 10
handle the number wishing to be serv'
ad and will be closed hereafter on sun
day, but the cafeteria VIII pe open
Tor seated service on Sunday after
noon from $50 to 7:30, when either
dinner or supper may be secured.
The out-of town guests at the i. W.
G A.. during the past week, have IN
ciuded. Mrs. George G, Moore. the
SECRETARY of the board in Galveston,
Tex; Miss c. Helena Forster ana lda
II. Ris of Brooklyn, y. T.; MIS-. .. a
Aus,sy of Birmingham, Ala. ana MIS-
Leon c. Finck and Mlss Conslanoe
Rurns of Detroit, who were attendlns
the convention of the National Couh-
oil of Catholic Women. =,
The Chevy Chase Chapter VIII nolo
The first meeting of the Fan on Iues
Sav at 2:3O pm., at the home OF Mrs.
Harold E. Doyle, 1918 Huntington
street. =. .ho
Chapter Council tomorrow at IL ALL
al Seventeenth and K streets.
The Mount Pleasant ChapteF nau
RS first business meeting for the ran
at Seventeenth and h streets sep
tember 27.
Education Department.
number of the commonly called
acuItural' subjects are being oHereo
in the Fall program of education. on
Wednesday, at Z pm, Miss Ahce
Hutchins Drake will give a course IN
eotemnorary poetry, followed, at 3,
hv one in the History Of American
and English Literature" w. y;
Longs book by the same name VIII
be used as a text for the latter;
Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse VIII give
%ha course in Shakespeare the first
semester. followed by Browning the
second. The work will cover an inter
nretiye study Of some Of the plays OF
Shakespeare, with class reading OF
various scenes, character study ana
memorizing of famous speeches.
Mrs. Morse also has class tnae
will study modern plays, partlcuiarlS
those that are billed for washington,
and another that will put on snort,
one-act plays.
Classes are planned in French,
Spanish and Italian, with native
teachers. Some Of these are offered
in the morning as well as the evening.
Tomorrow at 7:30 pm. Mrs. Harry
r. Hull will call joint meeting or
ali educational committees and the
Educational Council to CONSIDER
launching the Fall program OF educa-
tion. 1t is expected d tnas naaat3no aoou' 'O
The bowling alleys will reopen to
the public tomorrow at 4:30 pm. They
will be open daily from 10 to 2 and
from to 10, pm.
The reducing class Of 1925 has be-
come two regular classes, meeting
Wednesday and Friday mornings:
These classes include half hour OF
strenuous gymnastics and half hour
In the pool. 80
use the paddle tennis courts in the
gymnasium fer regular weekly work
out during the Winter.
Industrial Department.
The date Of the conference OF the
Y. w. C. A. Industrial Department
and the Women's Trade Union League,
to be held at Vacation Lodge, Cherry
dale. Va. has been changed from Oc-
tober SO to October 1915. Registra'
tions for the conference may be made
at the Y. w. c. A.
The Thursday Club, of girls en-
ployed in homes is planning a trip
to the Iron Horse Centenary at Bal.
timore October 6. The party Will
leave the Y. w. c. A. at 1890 pm;
Union Station at o'clock. Seats are
being reserved for all who register by
Wednesday.
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
The first booklovers' hour Of the
season will be held tomorrow at 8
pm. in the assembly room, fourth
floor, Seventeenth and X streets. The
subject will be THE Poetry OF Our
Own Times All members Of the
association are cordially invited. This
will begin the booklovers' fourteenth
season.
The Fall opening of the following
clubs will take place Tuesday:
Amecitia, Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top
and Wohelo. Dinner will be served
at 6:15 pm. on the fourth floor and
a grand march will follow. led by Miss
Marion Meigs, director of health edu-
cation, and Miss Grace Brame, presi-
dent Of the club council. up to the
roof garden, where the program will
continue with games, songs and
stunts. The roof garden will be
riot CT color, festooned with Japanese
lanterns. parasols and paper stream.
erS.
ON Thursday evening the Blue Tri.
angle Club will meet for supper at
$50 O'Clock, which will be followed
by conference echoes" given by Miss
Marguerite Payne, delegate to the
business girls conference at Salts
burg, Pa, and by Miss Ruth Dodd and
Miss Evelyn GOdwell, who also at.
tended the conference. There will
also be a short business meeting and
the program committee viii submit
plans for the Fall program.
Girl Reserve Department.
The officers Of the six High School
Girl Reserve Clubs. together with
their faculty advisers, are in confer.
ence today at Vacation Lodge, Cherry.
dale, Va.
The program for the week is a full
me InmnrrnlH at z N M the nflenir