Evening star., 1928-06-17
Y. W. C.. A.

IL W. Ne fAs
The twilight music and at-home hour
will be held at the Y. w. c. A., Seven
teenth and X streets, this afternoon at
4 80 o'clock In the sun parlor on the
roof when an interesting musical pro-
gram will be given Mrs Grace Somer-
veil will be the hostess, and will be as
sisted by Miss Dorothea Mcdowell OF
the staff Members and friends Of the
association are cordially invited to at
| tend.
Miss Imogene B. Ireland. director Of
music. leaves Tuesday for Maine, where
she will spend the Summer directing
| the music at the National Y w. c. A.
| camp, Camp Maqua. Poland, Me. To
! this camp will come not only young
women for their vacation periods but
also Y, w. c. A. secretaries who wish
to take further training in such subjects
as nature study. campcraft, music and
dramatic art.
The regular June meeting Of the
board of directors will be held Thursday
at headquarters building. Seventeenth
and X streets, at 10 80 am. This will
be the last meeting Of the board until
September.
A Y. w. c. A.-P. vi. c. A. dance will
| be held on the roof of the Y. w. G. A.
on the evening Of Friday at o'clock.
Music will be furnished by members Of
the Army Band. This Is the second Of
a series Of such dances.
! There will be a violin recital by stu
dents from the Washington College of
Music in Barker Hall Tuesday evening,
directed by Prof. c. f. Christiani.
| Interesting visitors registered In the
guest book the past week at Seven
| teenth and K streets included Mrs.
Clarendon w Barron. president Of the
/ X. w. G. A. In Columbia. s. c.: Mrs.
| Ida Foy Pitts Of Eufanla, Ala. and Miss
Elizabeth II. Conoyer, Pagsaic, N. J.
The Y. w. c. A. at George Washing
| ton University Is represented by two
| delegates at the Y w. G. A. Student
| Conference, now being held at Eagles
mere. Pa. They are Miss Caroline
| Hobbs. vice president Of the Student
! Association at the university. and Miss
Elizabeth Bunten, publicity chairman.
The II Washington delegates to the
Eastern Community Conference, to be
| held at Silver Bay. ". Y, July 1920,
will meet for supper together at the
| Elizabeth Eomers Friday at @ pm. They
will have their physical examinations
at that time, and will study the tenta-
| tive program of the conference.
Chapters.
| A successful chapter day was held at
Kamp Kahlert on June l3. when 95
members Of the nine chapters spent the
| day there. Group luncheoi1s were held
| by the various chapters and there were
| two special evcnts~~the dedication of
the new cottage and meeting OF tho
| chapter council.
The cottage. which has Just been
| completed and is gift from the Chevy
Chase Chapter was dedicated by Mrs.
| George Winchester Stone. She opened
| tho service with a quotation from DR..
| Roberts ind read several dedicatory
| poems. The key was then presented To
| Mrs. Harold E. Doyle. chairman of the
| Kamp Kanlert committee. and she In
turn gave 1t 10 Miss Florence Dunlap,
camp director.
| The chapter council meeting was
opened with devotions by Miss Elizabeth
| Pierce, and both Mrs. Doyle and Miss
| Dunlap spoke 10 the members Of the
| scope Of the work carried on at camp
| during the Spring months. Miss Mary
Fox, membership secretary, spoke on
| interchapter cooperation In the abb
sence Of Mrs. George @. 6eibold who
was 10 have given the talk.
| Tomorrow afternoon the Princeton
| Chapter will hold It's last meeting 0t
| the season at the home Of Mrs, Edwin
| W. Waite 4104 Fourth street, at z
o'clock. The assistant hostesses viii be
Mrs. r.. IT, Holm, Mrs. C. G. Fisher. Mrs.
l. II. Crabtll and Mrs. A. j. Leister.
Girl Reserves.
Girl Reserves, representing all 20 Girl
| Reserve Clubs, will be at Kamp Kahlert
/ t4a xAa tMfN
| To July 7. which viii be given over to
| Girl Reserve conference program. Miss
Mabel II. Cook, Girl Reserve director.
ard Miss Dorothea Mcdowell, assistant
| Girl Reserve director. VIII be In charge
of the conference The Girl Reserve
committee will be represented by Miss
Elsa M. Peterson, chairman; Miss Eliza
| beth Lewis, adviser Of the Girl Reserve
Club at Langley Junior High School,
and Miss Cora Guest, adviser Gf the
Giri Reserve Club at Hire Junior High
School Representing the senior hiKh
school Girl Reserve council are Eath-
eritle Lyon and Mildred Cullen OF East
ern High and Evelyn Walker Of Busi~
ness High, Representing the junior high
school Girl Reserve council are Naomi
Crown, Louise McKirdy, dWendolyn
Willis and Nellie Holmead
Although Iirl Reserve ideals VIII
form the basis Of all Junior programs
throughout the Summer during the
first two weeks special emphasis VIII be-
| placed on Girl Reserve program. In
Guiding discussions on club methods and
problems facing tbs girl OF today, model
club activities, such AZ outdoor pro-
grams, parties, hobby suggestions, nt~
s!e, dramatics and ceremoniais.
Eusiness and Professional Women's
Department
The members nf the Blue Triangle
Club viii meet nj the Corcoran Gallery
! of ArL this afternoon at o'clock, when
Miss Edith l.. Dawson, assistant busi-
ness and professional Wunlpn'h seere~
tary, viii Cake them through the gal
lery, giving special attention To the
Clark collection.
Most Of the club activities Of the de-
partment have been suspended. MISE
| Iabst and Miss Dawson Will spend part
| Of the Summer at Eamp Khhlert an
| sigting With the program, and VIII al
| tend several Summer conferences III hd~
| dati0n l0 tIair vacation periods.
Tbe WoInrath Library, which has
been taken care ~ through the VIM
ter by the business and professional de-
nartfnert. on The fourth floor, viii be
moved this week to The first floor, and
throughout The Summer books may be
secured there.
Industrial Department
Interest In this department IL con-
eentrated OH the industrial conference
which Ii being held from June 1D~July
u. The conference will be held at White
sulphur Springs H0tsI, Doubling Gap
Pa, and very stimulating program hah
Eeen planned Miss Anna HirE OF the