Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
Y. W. C. A.

citation, held Tuesday, the following
were elected as directors for a term OF
three years: Miss Mildred j. Bartho.
low. Mrs. Frank Casey, Mrs. Herbert
i. Davis. Mrs. Harold Il. Doyle, Miss
Elisabeth Eastman, Mrs Harry f.
Hull, Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs Ed
win B. Parker. Mrs Albert II. Putney,
Mrs William Adams Siade and Mrs.
J, Fred e. Wright.
AT this time the personal member
snip basis, which has been under con
slderation for some time, was passed
unanimously.
1t was announced that the ]. w. &.
A. at Gallaudet College, which has
speen Tor some years one OF the stu
dent associations of the National \.
w. G. A.. has transferred its member
ship of 81 girls to the general mem
bership of the Y w. G.. A. of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The Gallaudet Cab
met win meet with Miss Coleman at
Kendall Green Wednesday at pm.
special meeting of the board of
directors has bsen called for February
at ii am for the election of officers.
Conferences are looming large in
the plans OF the association this week.
Miss Hettie p. Anderson. general sec
rotary, left yesterday to attend the
sessions of the general secretaries
conference. to be held in New York
Tor two days preceding the Eastern
!. regional conference. The latter con-
Terence will be attended by Mrs. Al
Dert X. Putney, recording secretary
of the board: Miss Elsa Peterson,
board member: Miss Anderson and
Miss Imogene ireland, director Of
music, In the Washington association,
who has planned the music program
Tor the conference and will direct 1t.
The conference VIII be in session until
February q in New York. Mrs. VIII
liam Adam S'a3a. a member of the
board, left Thursday to attend the
board meeting OF Nassar College, and
on the Goth attended meeting of the
foreign division of the national board
in Trenton II. T. The cafeteria CON
ference VIII be held in New York at
the national board meeting, February
8 to 5. Mrs. Frank Casey, chairman of
the cafeteria committee, and Mrs. Hub
bard, the secretary: Mrs Wilson
Compton, chairman of the food service
committee Of the new~ building, and
Miss Bozcnan. the secretary, will at
tend this conferences
Members Of the Y. w. c. A. staff
have been asked to speak before the
womens organizations in several local
churches. Wednesday at i am, Miss
Saba Hartman will give a talk at the |
Emmanuel Baptist Church and Miss
Sandberg will address the Missionary |
Society at the Rhode Island Avenue
m. p. Church Tuesday at pm. Miss |
Sandberg, who spent five years. in !
Japan under thu BAPTIST Mission
Board will address the Burial Glass |
on THE Life of Girls in Japan
Young Business and Professional
Women.
Tuesday will mark the beginning of !
series of talks for young business
women, entitled Appreciation of
Good Literature. The speaker this
week will be Mrs. Alice Sigworth |
Morse. and her subject will be Mod |
ern Drama These meetings will be |
held in the administration building, at /
GA street. and will begin al pm, /
All young business and professional |
women of the city who are Interested |
in the subject matter are cordially |
invited to attend.
At s pm Tuesday the Amicitia, |
Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo
clubs VIII hold their monthly business !
meetings.
THURSDAY night the Blue Triangle
Club win hold its business meeting at
g o'clock in the clubrooms, at ll04 NJ I
street, After adjournment of that I
meeting the girls will spend an hour
In recreation
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
The speaker at the vesper service
at the residence last week was Il. L. |
Ports who gave stereoptcon lecture
ON South America. This afternoon at
$40 o'clock Mrs w. S. Abernethy,i
wife of the pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church, win speak Miss Olive Baxley
win be in charge of the service.
Chapters.
THE Pinev Branch Chapter OF the
Y w. c. A. win meet at the nome Oh
Nrs George Harsch S36 Jefferson
street. tomorrow afternoon. Luncheon
# win he served at / pm, followed by |
business meeting, when officers Will be
elected for the coming year. me
T3ihIe lesson. which is part of the
regular program of this chapter, VIII
he taught by Mrs. Frank Edglngton. |
There will be a meeting of the |
Z ru,a,,xy chase CHAPTER of the associa-
atom at the home of Mrs. j. Craig Pea |
col 10 West Irving street, on Tues |
6ay February l. at 2:20 pm, when
Mrs 9ayid Carell viii speak on Girls
Work in the Philippines.
Education Department.
Tho election of officers for the edit |
oafton council which took place last |
week. resulted as follows: Mrs. Gilbert
y saunders. president Miss Belle r. |
1.oyan. vice president; Miss Pearle y. /
Hunter. secretary, and Miss Helen |
Imirie, treasurer
4 large meeting of Y. w. G. A. book /
,o,rars was held at the Mount Pleasant |
rranch of the Public Library Monday |
nxraninp. Mrs Harry Sanderson Null |
uLan former president of the District |
~ Columbia Branch, League Of Ameri |
can pen Women, spoke on Chateau |
sThierry and Belleau Wood
Nynxv classes in swimming are form, |
inc right along now. The doctors are |
: sxamining every Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings by appointment The |
/ axriration date Of examinations should |
he watched and an appointment made |
for re examination.
The clogging class for beginners |
starts Friday evening at O'Clock. |
Tyha instructors class in Grund gym !
nsst;cs will meet at 4:30 on Mondays, |
hepinning February T. New classes in |
social dancing are starting Friday, |
February 4.
All classes in the department start |
their. second term the week of Feb |
nary T. This includes the combina |
zion gym and swim classes. meeting |
rrnesday and Friday mornings at 10 |
1ana 1890, and the evening classes, |
r,b4cl7 meet Tuesday and Thursday at /
8 s. and pm
new class in the fretted fnstru- |
roants. the ukulele. banjo, guitar and
,nandoIin. viii commence on February
d 81 GA T. street The class win be
Taught by Miss Hill Of the Holt School
~ Music. Registration for the course,
.,.nt CONSISTS of Is lessons is still |