Evening star., 1927-05-08

at $50 at the Y. NJ. G. A, Seventeenth
and X streets.
Other organizations using the build
ing this week are the Chi Phi Sorority,
which will hold meeting on the third
floor tomorrow night; the District of
Columbia section of the Women's
Auxiliary of the American Institute
of Mining and Metallurgical En-
gineers will give a luncheon on the
fourth floor Tuesday, and on Wednes-
day evening at $50 the League of
Women Voters will give a dinner in
the club dining room.
The Camp Council is holding
house party this week end at kamp
Kahlert and yesterday afternoon was
joined by members of the camp COM
mittee. when projected improvements
at camp We're inspected.
Regular committee meetings to be
held this week are the executive COM
mfttee tomorrow at II a m, the mem
bership committee at s pm, the r.
street house committee at $50, Tues
day, at GA F. street. and the food
service committee at 10 o'clock, Fri
day, May 13, at Seventeenth and X
streets
Elizabeth SOmers Residence.
DIR. Elizabeth Reed. who spent six
months in Palestine during the war,
will give an illustrated talk of her
experience at the vesper service this
afternoon at $50.
On Tuesday at 6;45 pm. the May
house meeting for the election OF
officers will take place. Miss julia
Haslett, president of the house or
ganization, will preside.
There will be a meeting of the Eliza
beth Somers committee Thursday
morning at 1890 at the residence.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club is
rehearsing for the massed concert
under Mr.. Williamson's direction, at
Central High School, May IL.
Education Department.
On Wednesday there will be meet
ing of the religious education com
mittee at 1870 pm, and at pm. the
general education committee Will hold
it's monthly meeting.
On Thursday at pm. the general
education division will open series
of six lessons in nature study, under
the leadership of Miss Esther Scott OF
the department of nature study IN the
public schools. The first four lessons
will be given on the sixth floor of the
Y. w. c. A. building at Seventeenth
and X streets and the last two VIII
be field trips. Special attention Will
be given to birds, trees, insects ana
reptiles. The price of the course Is
$1.50. Registrations may be made in
the education office on the sixth moor
Registration for the class in
astronomy is still open. The class
will meet Wednesday night at Z
o'clock at the X street building with
Mr.. Chester B. Watts, associate
astronomer at the Naval Observatory.
Glasses in outdoor tennis are being
formed at the health education office,
where all registrations are taken.
The first morning class meets at 7:45
am. Wednesday. The course includes
six lessons.
Chapters.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
hold it's May meeting at the home of
Miss Bertha Schott, 3420 Thirty-sixth
street, Tuesday at 3 pm. Plans for
a Fall bazaar will be made at this
meeting Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton and
Mrs. Arthur S. Field are the hostesses.
Young Business and Professional
Women's Department.
The Tip Top Club Of young busi-
ness women Is having house party
over the week end at Vacation Lodge
in Cherrydale, Va. Miss Florence
Lamke is president of the club. Miss
Ethel Wakefield is chairman Of this
party. Among those at the lodge
are Mrs. Gladys Braden, Mrs. Clara
Courtney and Misses Naomi Canter,
Ruth Dabney, Mabel Daley, Peggy
Dorraugh, Sophie Huth, Elsie Hyde,
Florence Lamke. Ruby Miller, Elsie
Perry, Kate Reilley. Alba Kicker, Eva
Kicker, Ethel Wakefield, Marie Zan-
donini, Rose Zandonini. Bessie Can
non, Mary A. Tate. Emily Raynor,
Vera Pennington, Helen Findlay and
Edith Dawson.
The international Section will meet
this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the
"B. and p" floor at Seventeenth
and K.
Eight o'clock tomorrow night will
be "Booklovers' hour" on the "B