Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
Y. W. C. A.

sidering the question of Silver Bay
| delegates. This is the Eastern Com
munity Conference of the association.
! held each year at Silver Bay on Lake
George, y. Y. Miss Jane Blinn. mem
bership secretary of the Washington
association. will lead the music at the
conference. An exceptional program
is being offered with leaders from the
national board and local associations
as well as outside speakers. DR.. JUS
/ tin Nixon of Rochester. will give
series of lectures on a growing faith.
Silver Bay, with its opportunities for
recreation as we'll as training In
leadership, offers real advantages to
the delegate who Is combining confer
ence with vacation.
Miss Dorothy Ruth of the Student
Association at George Washington
University is attending the student
conference at Eaglesmere, Pa. this
week before going to Kamp Kahlert.
where she will be counselor this
Summer
4 Miss Imogene ireland, director Of
music in the Washington Association.
left last week for a series of confer
ences. at which she will be the leader
of music. She will be at the student
conference at Eaglesmere until June
20. when she will go to Camp Gray,
Saugatuck, Mich, to attend both the
Girl Reserve and the industrial con-
; ferences. In August Miss Ireland will
|. attend the community conference at
Lake Geneva, Wis.
Visitors during the week to the
building were Mrs. T. A. Due of Lake
Charles. La; Mrs. H. A. Kirchner OF
!. Baltimore, Mrs. G.. s. Eldell of De-
troit and Mrs. d. w. Magruder of
New York.
Miss Jessie L. Burial, founder Of
the Burial Glass, and now the teacher
of religious education at Stephens Col
lege, Columbia, Mo-, will give series
of lectures on Christian personality
in Washington the week of June IL
:. The evening lectures will be given in
; Barker Hall at the Y. w. c. A.
Others using the association during
the week are the Cottage City Wom-
ans Club, which will have a dinner
in the club dining room June Is; the
; pupils of Nine. Zalitsky, who will give
a recital on the evening of June 16,
and the faculty and graduating class
! OF Business High School, who will
have tea Friday afternoon from to
{ s in the sun parlor.
Mrs. Schaaff, chairman Of the
) finance committee, will entertain the
\ members of her committee az luncheon
! at the Blue Triangle. Twentieth and
{ B streets, following the regular meet
ing on Friday. June II.
, There will be a meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee tomorrow at II
J am.
{ The membership committee will
y meet tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Al On Thursday Of this week the last
regular meeting Of the board OF d.
I rectors until the Fall will be held at
& 1890 am.
Mrs. William Lincoln Brown. chair
\ man OF the secretarial committee, will
be the hostess at lunch to the mem
! bers Of special section of this COM
{ mittee tomorrow at 1890 pm.
y Mrs. Charles Wood, wife of the pas
\ tor of the Church of the Covenant.
will speak at the meeting Of the stah
on Tuesday morning on Hints for
& | Travel
y Mrs. Mamie B. Robinson, assistant
: house secretary at the Elizabeth SOM
\ ers residence, will return from va
I cation spent at her home in Dan.
|. vile, KY, on June 16
J Recent alterations at the Elizabeth
, Somers residence have made possible
new rooms accommodating six addi-
! tionaf people, which will be ready for
{ occupancy this week end.
y The Thursday Club Of the Industrial
\ department VIII meet on Thursday
afternoon for swimming party fol-
! lowed by tea.
There will an hour Of music in the
y sun parlor on the roof this afternoon
\ from $50 to $50 o'clock. A radio has
also been installed there. so that
. week.
y Sunday night supper is served In
, the tea room from $50 to 7:30.
Business and Professional Women.
; The house party season will close
-Arlr 4
Joint party OF the Blue Triangle and
Hitika Clubs. Among those attending
are: Blue Triangle Club. Miss Mary
; Richardson. Evelyn Bodwell, Ruth
Dodd. Clara Glasgow, Josephine Hoff.
man, Thelma MacWilliams, Marguer.
its Payne. Hazel Payne. Louise Pyles,
Flora Robinson, Elizabeth Roland,
!, Alma Southworth. Thelma South.
worth Louise Wagner. Charlotte
Ruck, Inga Lysaker. Vera In
scoe. Ruth Payne. Ethel Antrim,
Helen Wall. Margaret McAuliffe.
. Elva Glatzbach and Anna willett;
Hitika Club, Anna Marie Clarke,
Eulala Flacy, Barbara Joseph, Mil.
dred Cook. Frances, Cook. Maxine
Goodman. Selma Steiner. Laura Camp
. bell. Kathleen Cloherty, Anna Rieder,
Kathleen Smith and Marion Miller.
The Amicitia Club Of the business
will give a banquet the evening OK
June 16 on the fourth floor. at Sew
enteenth and X streets. Miss Frazier
is In charge Of the arrangements.
Ramp KahIert.
Plans for the building Of the new
recreation dining hall at Ramp Kah.
lert are going ahead without delay.
Excavation for the building has been
made and 1t Is expected that it will
be completed soon after the regular
opening OF camp. June 25. Registra-
lions for camp are being taken at
the information desk at Seventeenth
and K.
A group of girls from the student
Z. w. c. A. at George Washington
| University left Friday night to spend
the week end at Ramp Kahlert. Miss
Helen Dix, president of the Student
Association, is in charge Of the party.
Mrs. Harold E. Doyle. chairman Of
the Camp kahlert committee. will be
hostess to the members of the board
| OF direcors and their husbands and
| the board Of trustees with their wives
| next Saturday afternoon, in order that
they may inspect the Improvements
made at camp since last Summer.
Vacation Lodge.
Vacation Lodge will open for the
regular guest season June Is. with
Miss Miriam r. Sherman in charge
and Miss Helen Wells, who has spent
the past year at Temple University in
Philadelphia. as hostess and recrea.
| ton leader. Among those who have
| registered for the opening OF the lodge
are Misses Mabel Abercrombie, Jean
| Campbell, Carla Davis. Violet Morning.
l.. NJ. Partridge. NJ. V. Sandberg,
Helen Speaker. Maude G. Steele,
Gwendolin Taylor and Mrs. E. II.
Moore