Evening star., 1928-10-07
Y. W. C. A.

hour viii be held on the ROOF OF Tn
Y. w. c. A. this afternoon from t
pm. Mrs. Charles Haupt will be tn
acccmpanist and the hostesses will b
Miss Hettie p. Anderson. general secre
tary, and Mrs. Samuel Herrick. Visitor
are cordially invited to attend thi
informal service.
Committee meetings taking place thu
coming week include the following
tomorrow the executive committee a
IL am, and at 2:l5 pm. the health
education committee: Tuesday, meet
ins OF the z street house committee q
2p.m.: food service committee. NO. 2, a
1880 am. on Wednesday; on THURSDAY
the Elizabeth Scmers committee at 1885
am. Al the residence, and meeting "
the music committee at pm.
Meetings of outside organizations dur
inr the week include: A luncheon meet
ing of the Council of Social Agencie;
tomorrow at 1890 pm, the music Sec
tion of the Twentieth Century Club IL
Barker Hall on Tuesday at II am, the
civics section Of the Twentieth Century
Club will have a luncheon Thursday al
1880 pm. and on Friday the study
groups for the Episcopal Convention vii
beg.n their sessions, continuing durins
the ten days Of the convention period
A Y. My. w. dance will be given
at the Recreation Center. Twentieth
and 3 streets, Friday evening, 9 pm.
The Sunday vesper services at the
Elizabeth Somers residence, llo4 NJ
street. will be resumed this afternoon
at $50, when Irving w. Ketchum. the
newly appointed executive OF the edu-
cations department, will be the speaker
Miss Pauline Myers will lead the service
and Miss Alta Smith will sing.
Chapters.
Cleveland Park Chapter will hold Its
first meeting Of the year at the home oi
Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton. $500 Highland
place in Cleveland Park tomorrow at
pm.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will hold
its annual bazaar at the Chevy Chase
Library, Connecticut avenue and Kirke
street. CHEVY Chase, Md, from noon
until s pm. Friday. October 26.
Fancy articles, aprons and delicatessen
delieacies will be sold and both lunch
and tea will be served.
The Park View Chapter will meet in
the board and chapter room tomorrow
PM
Industrial Department.
The industrial department of the
association. in cooperation with the
Woman'S Trade Union League, Is ar
ranging Q conference for the consider
alton Of Newer Approaches to Woman
Problems" The conference VIII take
place at Vacation Lodge, october 1914
The tentative program gives as subjects
for discussion: "The Value of CO.
operative Action" Unemployment y
"1The Five-Day Week" Leisure Time"
and Adult Education" Speakers who
have been secured for some of these
topics include: Greetings From the
Organizations" Mrs T. E. Brown,
president of the Y w. G. A., and j. j.
Noonan of the Central Labor Union;
DR.. A. l.. Rubin Of the Jewish Charities
of Philadelphia will speak on "Unem-
ployment," M. H. Hedges, research
worker for the American Federation OF
Labor. will discuss The Five-Day Week, +"
ard Miss Lucy P. Garner, executive of
the industrial department of the Ma
tional Board of the Y. W. G. A., will
have as her subject Leisure Time.
The conference sessions will be open to
any one interested in these problems.
Registration for the conference as well
as for the opening dinner, Saturday
evening, should be made in advance at
the Y. w. G. A., Seventeenth and K
streets.
The Thursday Club for girls who are
employed in homes will open the Fall
season with a gypsy picnic at Great
Fails. Va, october IL. Any girls inter-
eSted in joining this club may do so by
seeing Miss Hartman, industrial secre-
tary. at Seventeenth and X streets. The
girls will leave the association at pm
Registrations should be made by Oc-
toher 10.
clrI Raaorve.
The annual Senior High School Girl
Reserve Setting-Up Conference is being
held this week end at Vacation Lodge,
Cherrydale. About fifty newly elected
ofIicers Of ali Senior High School Girl
Reserve Clubs will meet to discuss plans
for this years program. The conference
will open on Saturday with q campfire
supper, followed by q model member
ship party conducted by the social
chairman Of the six clubs.
Miss Hettie p. Anderson, general Sec
retary of the Y w. Q. A.. will open the
conference on Sunday with the theme
of Adventure" and the place OF wof-
ship in the Girl Reserve Club. DR..
Lois HAYDEN Meek of the American As
sociation of University Women will lead
q discussion on personal relations. and
Miss Helen e. Samuel of the public
school system will talk on vocational
guidance. Miss Imogene B. Ireland,
music director of the Y w. G. A., will
discuss Music in the Girl Reserve
Club" and will lead in group singing.
Reports of the Kiskimenetas Girl Re-
serve conference will be given by the
delegates, Miss Lois Spencer, president
of the Girl Reserve Club OF Central
High school, and Miss Dorothy Lane,
president of the Tech Girl Reserve Club.
Miss Catherine Lyon, president OF Les
Camarades Club of Eastern High
School. and Miss Mildred Cullen. presi-
dent of the FideliS Club of Eastern High
School, will report on the Girl Reserve
conference at Kamp Kahlert.
During the day ths club cabinets will
have an opportunity to meet together
to plan the Fall programs The con-
ference program will close Sunday eve
ming with a campfire ceremonial.
Membership week will be observed In
the senior high school Girl Reserve
clubs beginning Monday, and culninst-
ing in parties for new members on Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 in the Girl Re-
serve clubrooms. given by the Bon Sc
cour Club of Central High School the
Tri-Hi Club OF Business High and the
Semrer Fidelis Club of Tech High
School
Miss Mabel r. Cook. Girl Reserve d.
rector, will speak to the assembly of the
Depnison Vocational School for Girls
on Wednesday at pm On Thursday
at 2:45, Miss Cook will present the aims
and ideal of the Girl Reserve movement
to the girls of Central High School in
assembly in the music room of the
school.
The Girl Reserve department and the
industrial department arc cooperating
in forming club for junior industrial
girls. and the first activity for this year
will be a party on Wednesday evening
for all young girls who are employed
On Friday the Senior High School
Girl Reserve Council will meet at S pm
to discuss interclub activities and poll
cies Supper will be served at pm