Evening star., 1927-04-24
Y. w. C.. A.

At the regular meeting of the board
of directors, held Thursday, announce
ment was made of the open meeting
of the board to be held on May j .. at
pm, to which all members of the
association are invited.
Outside organizations meeting In
the new building through the week in
Clude the Zonta Club, which will hold
its annual session i'm the assembly
room on the fourth floor. preceded by
a dinner in the club dining room, on
Wednesday, April 81; the Tiger Group
of the Burial class, which will have
a party in the assembly room on the
third floor tomorrow night; Mortified
Alumnae Association. which will meet
on the third floor Tuesday evening"
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of the Covenant, which viii
give a play in Barker Hall April 81,
and group from the League of Won't
en- Voters, which will give a dinner in
the club dining room April -.
Miss Margaret Brenuecke. who is
the Washington Y w. c. A. repre-
sentative in Chengtu, China. has ar
rived in the United States and is visit
ing in Watertown, Wis. Miss Bren.
necke will pay visit to Washington
III Ln6 early summer.
Miss Miriam r. Sherman. dietitian
and housekeeper for Vacation Lodge
this year, is preparing the lodge for
the house party season, which begins
April 30 and extends to June Is, when
the regular guest season opens I'm
provements at the lodge include the
installation of gas. Arrangements
for house parties may be made
through the information desk at Sew
enteenth and X streets.
Gallaudet College had its annual
Easter holiday house party at kamp
Kahlert April 13 through the 18th
There were 35 students who were
guests throughout the four-day stay.
On Sunday the entire faculty, includ-
ing President Percival Hall, were
down for dinner, making an all-day
party of rs.
April 80 the cast of 'Prunella," the
play recently given by the business
and professional women's department,
will have a house party at kamp
kahlert.
The Booklovers, whose leader is
Miss Alice Drake, will meet tomorrow
evening, o'clock, in the assembly
room on the fourth floor. The subject
of the talk will be 1.-The Symbolism
of the Mural Decorations in the Libra
ry of Congress"
The dormitory at the E Street Cen.
ter reports a large number of visitors
for the initial week of the reopening.
The house has been filled to capacity
each night.
The Beauty Shop, which is open
from 4 to s pm. each week day, is
proving a poGr@..l ar feature in the new
building, as the increasing patronage
lestifies.
The vesper service at the Elizabeth
Somers residence this afternoon at
$3.50 will be conducted by w. 1.
Smalley, teacher of the fellow work
ers' class of Mount Vernon Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Girl Reserves.
Activities in the Girl Reserve De-
partment will be resumed tomorrow
after the Today Easter vacation in
the schools. Interest is centered this
week in the Girl Reserve operetta,
"Marenka," which is being given on
Friday and Saturday nights of this
week at SIS in Barker Hall. The cast
has been selected from the Girl Re
serve Clubs in each of the high
schools. The leads will be taken by
Ina Holtzscheiter, Norvele Newton,
Janet Macdonald, Kathryn Townsend,
Madelon Sherman, lone Whaler and
Marjorie Smith, supported by choruses
of folk songs and folk dances. Special
solos will be sung by Miss Alice Nc.
Lean and Miss Cora Sponsler. Miss
Evelyn Bissig, pianist, and Mr. Fritz
Maile, violinist, from the washington
College Of Music will play in the or
chestra. Mrs. Marie Lenore Moran is
directing the stage production, Miss
Ethele Swenson the folk dances and
Miss Imogene B. Ireland the music.
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