Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

The regular twilight music and at
home hour will be held at the Y. w.
C. A.. Seventeenth and K streets. this
afternoon at 4:30 in the sun parlor ON
the roof There will be q musical pro-
gram. The hostess will be Mrs. William
] Caulfeld. assisted by Miss Gertrude
Ennes of the staff. The public Is
invited.
MRS. Thomas Edwin Brown, president
of the Y. w G. A., will return from a
visit to Vineyard Haven. Mass, TO-
morrow
Miss Nellie S. Gist of the staff will
leave for her vacation on Friday. Miss
| Gist will go to Boston, visiting Bar Har-
bor. the White Mountains and Cape Cod
before returning to Washington by
water.
MRS. Robinson of the Elizabeth Som
ers staff win rturn this week from her
vacation.
Many friends of Miss Jane Blinn, for
merly membership secretary in the
washington Association, will be inter-
ested to learn that she has Joined the
staff of the Y. w. c. A. in Bar Harbor,
Me-. where she will be throughout the
Summer and perhaps for a longer
period.
The association has a new gift of
which it is very proud-a movable radio
of the most up-to-date pattern. with the
power to fill Barker Hall or the roof and
the sun parlor It will be installed in
time to let our friends listen In on the
Democratic convention and from then
all Summer the best concerts and talks
will be available.
Visitors who registered in the guest
book at Seventeenth and K streets the
past week include: Miss Mary A. Close
of Wellsville, N. Y; Miss jamie F. Jones,
Norfolk, Va; Miss Minette H. Osborne
and Miss Dorothy Osborne OF Erie, "a.
Ten organizations held regular month
ly meetings through the past season in
the Headquarters building at Seventeenth
and K streets. Next year this NUMBER
will be increased by the sectional meet
ings of the Twentieth Century Club, IN
addition to the meetings Of their board
of directors The sectional groups are
art civics, education, French, lnterna-
tional outlook, music, nature and parila-
mentary law The HouSekeepers' Am
ance has also made arrangements 10
hold its regular meetings at the asSocla-
ton during the Winter. The association
is glad to announce, too, that the stu l
classes of the general convention OF the
Episcopal Church meeting in Washing
ten october 1920. will use the associa-
ton rooms for meetings during the
morning hours.
Chapters.
The Princeton Chapter held its last
meeting for the season at the home OF
Mrs. W. Edwin Waite, 4108 Fourth
street. on Monday Ae l3. The assist
ant hostesses wers Mrs. r. e. Holm.
Mrs. c. G. Fisher airs. I. H. Crahill and
mrs. A. J. LF ser AT the business
meeting a motion was passed for the
CHAPTER to contribute $40 to Vacation
Lodge. Miss Ennes the secretary-man-
ager of the Elizabeth SomerS residence,
spoke on the present needs OF the Eliza
beth Soners A motion was then car
ried that the chapter adopt o transient
single room to be known as the Prince
ton Chapter room, have the furnfSre
done over and add the necessary new
articles to make 1t comfortable. Mrs.
Elizabeth Bugbee reported on the Chap
ter day and open council meeting held
at Ramp Kahlert on June 10. Miss
Mary Fox. secretary of membership, re-
ported a need for assistance in making
the new napkins for the tea room at
Seventeenth and K and received many
names of volunteers. One new member
was welcomed and three by proxy. Mrs.
Bugbee recited odd Glory" in honor OF
Flag day. The meeting was then turned
into birthday party TO celebrate the
chapters thirteenth birthday.
Industrial.
The last lunch OF the season will be
given by the industrial committee FOR
the employees at the Price Wilholte
factory on Tuesday. when MRS. Chf-