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time that another swimming party will

time that another swimming party will
be held soon.
At GAS on Thursday Les Camerades
md the FideliS Girl Reserve Clubs of
Eastern High School will hold business
meetings. The Tri-Hi Girl Reserve
Club of Business High School has
changed its regular meeting day to
Thursday and will meet at 3:15 pm.
in the Girl Reserve clubrooIns. Miss
Meyers of George Washington Univer-
sity is the new adviser for the club.
On Friday afternoon at 2:20 the Girl
Reserve Clubs at Stuart, Hine and CO.
lumbia Junior High Schools will meet
at the schools. The Columbia Club Is
putting on full program of hobbies,
such as dramatics, clog dancing, a toy
shop and making leather pocketbooks
and silver bracelets.
The Bonsecour Girl Reserve Club of
Central High School will meet Friday
afternoon at $3.50 in the Girl Reserve
| clubrooms. The Semper Fidelis Club OF
| Tech High School will have music
meeting, under the leadership of Miss
/ Catherine Miller, music chairman, the
same afternoon.
The Saturday morning Girl Reserve
program for grade, private and parochial
| schoolgirls is in full swing under the
| leadership of Miss Mildred Armstrong.
| Miss Siberia Doody of the Morse School
of Interpretation, assisted by Miss Julia
| Kley of Western High School. is in
! charge of dramaticS. Miss Helen Mid
dleton of the Wilson Normal School Is
| in charge of the Journalism group and
| plans to issue Girl Reserve newspaper
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Wilson Nor
NAL School is coaching the poster max
! ing. There is a class in first aid and
homemaking and one in handcrafts
The girls plan to repaint and repair
| old toys and dolls in the toy shop. Every
one who has old toys is asked to send
them to the Girl Reserve Office, third
| floor, Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K
streets.
Industrial Department.
Arrangements are being made for a
picnic supper which the K E. Y. Club
will give Wednesday evening at $50.
The following are members of the COM
mittee in charge: Christine Bazatta
Helen Conner, Cecil Landergren and
Emma Perry. The registrations should
be made by Tuesday, November 10.
The Thursday Club will go on
sightseeing tour November Is when the
members will visit both the Washington
Monument and the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. The party will leave the Y. w.
c. A., Seventeenth and K streets, at
2 30 pm.
Tomorrow at o'clock there will be
a committee meeting at the Y. w. G. A.
to complete the plans for the series
of dinner meetings for the discussion
of the unemployment problem. The din
ners will be given monthly. under the
Joint auspices of the Women's Trade
Union League and the Industrial De-
partment of the Y. w. c. A. In addi-
ton to these organizations there will
be an advisory committee, composed OF
representatives of Won1er'S clubs, So
cial agencies. the Federation of
Churches and the labor unions. A six
week study course will also be given In
this connection at the Y. w. G. A.,
when reviews of the latest books on
economic and industrial problems will be
presented and discussed. Any one
wishing to join these classes may do so
by consulting Miss Hartmen, Y. w.
G. A. industrial secretary.
Business and Professional WOmen's
Department.
The International Club will meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock, fourth
floor.
Tuesday evening the Amicitia, Hitika,
n. IT,, EI6IllSl6, 4lP AUp nAlu WOAlCAO
Clubs will have supper at 6:15, after
which there will be an assembly pro-
gram. This program will conclude a
series entitled Learning to Know
Latvia." It will be divided into two
parts. The first portion will relate to
the commerce of Latvia, and will be
presented by the Premiere Club. The
second half will pertain to the Y. w. c.
A., at Riga and will be given by the
Amicitia Club. Special Latvian music
will be furnished by the K. G. Club,
and the whole group will sing Latvian
folk songs.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet on
Thursday evening. Supper will be serv-
ed at 6 80, and at Z o'clock the girls will
have program, the subject of which is
to be 1.-The Czech Girl-Her Education,
Occupation and Recreation. The
speaker will be Miss Blazena BeZuchova
of the Czech legation. The girls will
sing Czech folk songs which they have
been learning and the "B. T. G. Glee
Club" will render special Czech Selec-
TONS This program will conclude a
series which has been running for the
past six weeks under the general theme
Becoming Acquainted With Czecho-
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