Evening star., 1928-04-15
Y. w. G.. A. NEWS

The usual twilight music and at home
hour will be held at the Y. w. G.. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets, this after
noon at 4.30 Mrs. Maurine BaXley will
be the hostess. and visitors are cordially
invited to attend.
At the Elizabeth Somers vesper serv-
ice. l104 M street, this afternoon at
$50. there will be special speaker,
and Richard Davis, violiniSt, 10-year-
old son of Mrs. Frank r.. Davis of
Chapter Council will play.
The world fellowship luncheon for
the month will be held Thursday. at
1880 in the fourth-1oor dining room,
Mrs. William S. Culbertson. wife of the
American minister to Rumania and for
merly q member of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Washington association, and
Miss Ingaborg OhlSson of Sweden will
bring greetings DR. TaiSa Stadnichen-
ko. formerly a teacher at VaSsar and
now with the International Research
Institute. will speak on Russia All who
desire To come arc asked to have their
reservations in by noon Wednesday,
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of director will take place on
Thursday morning, at 10. 80 am, Sew
cnteenth and X streets.
Committee meetings during the week
include the rooms registry on Tuesday
morning at II 80. and on Friday the
publicity-fnance committee at II.
There were many visitors in Wash
ington during the Easter season who
used the various y. w c. A ccnters.
and among those registered in the guest
book at Seventeenth and * streets were
Mrs, Mabel Hopper and Miss Mori No-
shiko of Toxic Japan; Miss Elizabeth
A. Wakefield of Minneapolis; Mrs. Nor
gan q. Bulkelev, jr. of Hartford. Conn;
Mrs. Wesley Norris and daughter OF
Dallas. Tex; DR.. and Mrs. Burr OF
South Manchester, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. C. Faelth of Kansas City, Miss EN-
ma E. BerIeb of New York; Mrs Philip
r. Browning of the board of trustees
In New Haven. Conn: Mrs. Boulding
and daughter of Windsor, Conn, where
Mrs. Boulding IS on the board; Miss
Ruth A. Doud. industrial secretary. and
Miss Robinson, membership secretary,
from Scranton. Pa.
Miss Mary McKinnon will speak TO
the Girls Of the Y w. c. A. at Gallau-
Diet at z o'clock this evening,
The poster committee will meet Tues
day at 5 pm. in the board room in
stead Of the usual third Thursday
Thirty-tiyc girls from Gallaudet COL
lege Will spend their Spring vacation
at Ramp kaniCft from wednesday,
April q until Monday. %. Miss Minnie
Y. Sandberg and Miss Mary Fox will
be the hostesses from the Y, w. c. A.,
staff.
Industrial Department.
A group of club girls from the indus
trial department Of the Y. w c. A. in
Lancaster, Pa. are in Washington to-
day. and will be guided in their sight
seeing by the industrial department
here Miss Pauline Kahl. president of
the Industrial Federation Of Clubs in
Lancaster. is in charge Of the group.
Wednesday the K 4. y. Club will
meet for supper at 6 80 and afterWard
will have bowling party.
The Greek Club viii hold its regular
business meeting Thursday at $50.
The Thursday Club is planning n
supper party on the roof April 10 at
6 pm. which will be followed by recre-
alton Girls employed in homes are
cordially invited to join in the good
times regularly planned for Thursday
afternoons and evenings.
Many association members will be In
tcreSted to learn of the marriage Of
Miss Charlotte Leicht Of Bremen. Ger
many. who has been club member in
the industrial department for several
years. to John A. Vaughn, assistant
professor Of chemistry at Obnrlin Col
lcge. Ohio They viii make their home
in Lorraine, Ohio.