Evening star., 1928-03-11


fourth floor assembly this afternoon
at 4;So. Nine. Ida Lipa of the
Professionalism legation will be the
hostess for the afternoon. Friends of
the association, both men and women,
are cordially invited to attend.
AT the regular vesper hour at the
EllSaee;h ScmerS residence this after
noon at $50 the speaker will be the
Rev, w, S Abernetly, pastor of Call
vary Baptist Church. Miss Olive Bax-
Lee will be the leader of the service
and Miss Nellie Waterficld. the host
eSS.
On Thursday at 1890 the monthly
World Fellowship Forum luncheon will
h held. Arthur Humnlel who has
spent many years III China ana is now
III The ChneSc department Of The Lii
hrary of Congress. will speak on What
CHINA Has to Offer the West" s. r.
Wang, son of thc Chinese Ambassador
TO Mexico from 1920 10 1923 and a
graduate CT Wisconsin University, also
vii speak on China'S contribution to
the West, The mcnu for th> lunch
con will be Chinese one and the
price is IS cents, Registrations must
be made by "Wednesday, March Ii.
Members Of the food service COM
n,ittee, assisted by the board of direo-
tors, will BE- at home 10 the congress
sional ladies on Tuesday afternoon
from 10 & at the Y. w. c. A, Build
ing at Seventeenth and X streets,
Miss Marion Holmes. who Will be ore
OF the solciS:S a. The Elizabeth SomcrS
Glce Club concert Tuesday evening.
was connected fer several years with
the national board Of tho Y. w c, 4,
in New York City, Shc has directed
the music a. sevc-a! Summer confer
enceS and was the soprano >oloiSi IN
the choir for the national convention
Of the Y. w c. A. III New York in
1924.
Mrs, Charles Wood will give ner new
illustrated Iravai-ssiE OH Java. Sd
nlatra and Bali for the benefit of the
y, W, c. A, maintenance turd on
March II at Sis pm. III Barker Hall
Tickets for the lecture may be secured
a. the business Office at the y. ", c. A.
Mrs John NJ. Hanna Of Dallas, Tex,
who is president of the National Y. W.
c. A. paid her first visit to the mex
building Of the Washington Association
last week. and was an interested spec
tator Of the many activities there,
Miss Alice NJ. Randall. general socre-
tary in Easton, Pa. also was an inter-
eSted visitor last week.
Meetings during the week include
the following On Monday meeting
OF the executive committee at ii am;
on Tuesday the E Street house COM
nlisiee at . PM. and the cafeteria
committee at 3 pm. both at GA E
street: on Thursday morning a meet
Ing OF the board of directors at 1880
and of the world fellowship commit
tee at pm, and on Friday the finance
committee al y O'Clock,
Girl Reserves.
Tomorrow at Gas pm, the Ade!plli
Girl Reserve Club viii have a mu5ic
meeting unGer direction of Miss Vr-
g!nta Robev chairman of the nCSic
committee OF Western High School.
The Girl Reserve Clubs of Powell ano
Columbia Junior High Schools will
practice for the Junior High School
song contes. al the schools at 2:i5
pm. Tuesday. The Delphi Club al
Langley Junior High School viii have
a music meeting at SIS pm. ana th@
club of Macfarlan5 viii give a program
Of muse and dancing at the John Dick.
son Home for Aged Men at $3.50 pm
under direction Of the social service
chairman. Miss Catherine Younskin
Wednesday at , pm. the five DeI1ni-
son clubs viii have hobby meetings al
the school. T1e Tri-ai Cluo of 6Usi-
mss E:gh School will entertain the
Children Of The Gospel MiSs.ca IN taf
ca -<~s@r.e Club Tuc:1.S ai J p-i.1 a1ld
tn. club z. Fillmore S. ncol Will prac-
tic for ihe sons contest az pm
The newly organized GiTi x :sertc
CiuO az Langley Junior High S~hooi
eIe1ted flls following Officers II its lis.
! naeeting: President. (swenGosyn Willis.
gg3a president Annie May Howard:
treasurer, Dorothy Blackburn: sccre
tarY. Pauline Hitofser. The CLUB will
meet Thursday at 2:l5 10 practice iol
the Girl Reserve song contest TO be
held March 20 Thursday also III.
clubs al Stuart Junior High School sltl
have soccer games at pm. an1 tns
three clubs 81 Jefferson viii have nluS,t
meetings at that hour. Les C221erades
and FideIis Clubs at Lasi.Tn High
School viii beth hold meetings at e.4o
Friday the three clubs OF Huie Jan3oi
High School will practice at , pm. fc1
the song contest. Bon Scccur Club ol
Central VIII make scrapbooks and oird
charts for Camp Good VIII and the
6emper Fideiis Club Of Tech viii have
o discussion on WHAT II Means TO Ee a
Ciri Reserve" led by Mercedes Jordan.
The four Saturday morning Girl Re-
serve clubs viii meet in the ciubroorns
at 10 O'Clock.
Regular rehcarsals are being hei1
daily for the operetta. The Pisa Piper
Of Hameiii." 70 be presented b. Gns
G.-i Reserves March % and -, si1
Barker Hall Of the 7. w. c. A.. Seven-
teeuth and x streets. at 6.iS pm. The
operetta Is under the musical direction
Of Miss Imogene b. Ireland and the
dramatic direction Of Mrs. Alice Sig
worth Morse The operetta Is for the
benefit Of the pledge made b. the Girl
Eesergeg Of Washington for the I. w.
G. A. maintenance fund.
Basinesx and Professional Woman's
Department.
Tomorrow night al Q O'Clock tne In
terraticnzl Club viii meet in the as
eefnbIy room On The fourth foOr. The
special feature of the evening viii be
tbs story. In song and pictures, Of the
+ American Indians. Several pieces Of
Iactan-:nade pottery. beadg0gk and
b. skesry and Indian rugs haze been
loaned for the occasion by tne United
States Bureau Of Indian Affair." This
club meets regularly on the second and
fourth MONDAYS Of each month and i'll
sttsg 10 lis membership Ill young Dflxi-
1855 and professional women Of for.
e.gs7 birth.
Tfle second Lentcn talk III series
entitled Great Personalities" will be
gaSen on Tuesday az nj. IN tn" as
se.nbly room On the fourth Goor Rev.
NoSeS r. ioYell pastor ~ t1n Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church is -
be ts1e speaker and has subject. George
Bernard Shaw" Any young business