Evening star., 1929-11-17
regular November meeting of the chap

Industrial Department.
The class in citizenship and English,
which is held each Friday afternoon at
pm. on the third floor of the Y. w. G.
A., is open to all foreign-born women
and girls. The class is under direction
of the AmericaniZation School and is
taught by Miss Donnally. Arrangements
for the class, for which there is no
charge, may be made through Miss
Hartman of the industrial department
or Mrs. Ketchum, director of education.
The Wednesday Evening Club will
conduct bowling contest November 20
from $50 to 8 pm.
The Greek Club will give dance and
reception at the Raleigh Hotel Thurs
day. Music will be furnished by the
Meyer Davis Orchestra. The president
of the club is Mrs. L. George, and the
members of the committee on arrange
ments and reception are Mrs. Helen
Charonkas. Mrs. NJ. Chaconas. Mrs. z.
Maudis Mrs. A. Norris, Mrs. H. Demas.
Miss q. CalevaS, Mrs. K. Devakas, Mrs
A. Kendross, Mrs. T. Gotes and Mrs. H.
Calevas.
Business and Professional
The "B. and P" assembly hour, be-
ginning at o'clock Tuesday evening
will be devoted to a lecture on Our
GoOpIllSblCdJGu >,
Lucy Street, secretary of the music de-
partment. This lecture will conclude a
series which has been given under the
general subject American Rhythms."
The Amicitia, Premiere, Hitika, Wohelo,
K. G. and Tip Top Clubs will have sup
per together at 6:15.
The Vacation Lodge committee will
meet Wednesday evening at7:15 to hear
a report Of the Summers work and con-
IL Il el,k{ g..
The meeting will be held in a clubroom
on the fourth floor at Seventeenth
and K.
The Blue Triangle girls are looking
forward to their assembly hour Thurs
day night, when Mrs. Fereba Croxton,
executive secretary of the Social Hygiene
Society, will again address them. This
week Mrs Croxton will speak on Prep
aration for the Finest Experience IN
Life" This will conclude a series which
Mrs CroXton has been giving About
Ourselves" The Blue Triangle basket
ball teams will play at Sis on Thurs
day. These teams need a few recruits
and members who like the game are
urged to come out and join the forces.
The girls play every club night at Sis.
The Blue Triangle is distinguishing it
self with another new feature. The Blue
Triangle News edited by Alma South
worth, made its appearance last week
and is monthly.
General and Health Education.
The classes in cooking for brides and
others are opening next week. Mrs.
Ernest j. Loring, teacher of the class,
also Is opening valuable courses in mar
keting and household management.
The education council will meet Thurs
day in the boardroom directly after
dinner, which the council will en-
joy together in the cafeteria at 6.
The current swimming class, scheduled
for both pools, is now ready. A class
has been scheduled for those having
had one course of lessons in American
crawl. This will meet Mondays from
s to $50 at the Seventeenth and
K street pool, starting November 18.
A special rate. less than half the regu
lar price of class instruction, has been
offered for groups Of 10 who have
passed the association protection exam
ination. The class may meet either once
or twice week, as the group desires.
The required medical examination is
made by a woman physician at the as
sociation Office. 1t is one of the means
Of keeping the association pools at the
top of the Districts list. as far as clean
illness and purity of water Is concerned.
Washington's examination is recognized
nationally among the associations.
Girl Reserves.
Monday afternoon at 3:l5 the Adelphae
Club, at Western High School, will have
a business meeting at the school to
make plans for the program until
Christmas At 4 o'clock the Girl Re-
serve Club at Friendship House will
meet. On Tuesday, at $3.50, the Tri-Hi
Club of Business High School will hold
a hobby meeting in the Girl Reserve
Club rooms. At pm. the music chair
men of the Senior High School Girl
Reserve Clubs will meet with Miss
Moritz In the clubrooms at the ".Y."
The schedule for Wednesday will be-
gin with meeting of the Girl Reserve
Club at the Silver Spring High School
at II o'clock. At 2 pm. the Girl Re-
serve Clubs at Dennison Grade School
will meet for program Of hobbies, in
cluding clog dancing, taught by Miss
Dorothy Latham. and the Toy SYM
phony Orchestra. directed by Miss