Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

streets tomorrow from to s. Mrs.
Albert II. Putney, first vice president
of the board Of directors, Is in charge
Of arrangements. All members and
friends Of the association. both men
and women, are cordially invited to
! attend.
The building at Seventeenth and X
streets will be open today to visitors.
| In the afternoon Miss Hettie z. Ander'
son and Miss Mabel Charest will act
as staff hOstesses.
A regular New Year dinner will be
served in the cafeteria this afternoon,
| from $50 to 1870 o'clock. 1t Is de.
sirable to make reservations in adj
| vance.
| The cafeteria and tea room will be
closed all day tomorrow.
Miss ImOgene II. Ireland, music d.
rector of the Washington Association,
will attend meeting Of the cOnven-
| ton music committee in New York
January 3 and 4.
Industrial Department.
, The Midwinter Industrial conference
| Of the Eastern region of the United
/ States will be held i'm New York, Jan.
| uary 3-5. The speakers will be Miss
Lucy Garner, executive of the national
| industrial department.; Mr.. Fitch of
| the New York School Of Social Work
| and Miss Maude Royden of London
| England. Miss Saida l.. Hartman will
| he the representative from the Wash.
| ington Association.
| Thursday, January 5, Mrs. Clifford
| Hurley will be hostess here from 4:3O
! to $50. There will he supper and
bowling for the Thursday Evening
Club.
General Education Department.
The classes in cooking and sewing
| completed their work for the term
| in December, but those in other sub
jects will continue to meet through
the month of January.
Announcement will be made SCOT
/ of the various courses which are to be
offered during the second semester
| beginning in February.
| on January 1, S pm, the class iT
modern poetry. which is taught BY
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake, will have
an open meeting. when Amenda Ben
| jamin Hall of Washington, d. c.. viii
| read from her book of poems, The
| Dancer at the Shrine" for which she
| won the Poetry Society prize. In fd
| dition to her poems, Mrs. Hall is the
| author of two books of fiction. The
| class in the history of literature will
| meet with the poetry class at this
| time, and any one who wishes TO come
| will be welcome.
| Chapters.
! The Chapter Council will hold q
| special meeting Wednesday at IL am
| in the beard room, at Seventeenth and
| Is streets.
| The Mount Pleasant Chapter viii
| hold a rummage sale on January 5.
and for the benefit of the Y. w. c
| A. Any contributions will be very
| much appreciated. Parcels may be
| left at Apartment COS. the kedrick
| 1901 X street, or called for. Phone
| North 1858.
| Guests OF the last week have in
| Guided Miss Maria :. Jeneshke. from
| Santiago, Chile; Mrs. ). NJ. Ryder, a
| member of the board OF the Y. w. c
| A., in Niagara Falls: Miss Laura h
| Stevens. from Brooklyn. y. Y; Mr.
| and Mrs. Babcock. from York. Pa.
| and Misses Mary and Anna Crisses
and Miss Mary Agnes Burchard. from
| jamestown. ". Y. Miss Burchard |.
/ "A Girl Reserve secretary in the James
town Association.
| Hfrl Reserves
All IS Girl Reserve clubs of ths
| grade schools. junior high schools
and senior high schools will resum.
| activities this week following tn,
| Christmas holidays, and every clut
! will hold business meetings to max.
plans for the month.
! On Wednesday at pm. the Junior
| High School Girls Reserve Council
! will meet in the Girls Reserve club
rooms. third floor OF the Y. W. c. A.
| at Seventeenth and h streets. Officer,
! will be elected TO serve for the rest o.
the school year,
"B. and p" Department.
| The Amiciiia. Hitika. Premiere. Til
| Top and Woheio Clubs will meet fo
| supper on Tuesday evening at SIS
| The regular monthly club bushes.
meetings viii follow the supreg hour
| The Wohelo Club will bowl together
after the business meeting.
ON Thursday evening the Blue Tri
angle Club will also have a bushes.
meeting. which will he preceded by
| supper in the club dining room al
| 6:30 o'clock. The latter part OF tn.
evening will be spent in recreation
singing and bowling.
! Health Education Department.
! All activities In the health educa
! ton division in gymnasium. swimming
and bowling Will I've resumed from
January .. The dip hours at both
the f stree; aph the * stree, pools
are as follows each day: II so am. &C
pm. 400 Ia s pm. and to $50 pm
| The bowling alleys have been re
| newed and are therefore in excellent
| condition
! The regular monthly meeting Of the
"S' Swimming Club will I've held
| Thursday. lanmarv ). from to a:Sf