Evening star., 1929-11-03

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yal' to be given on December s and Z.
Trvouts for the Iceland Revue" the
stage feature of the carnival, have been
held and rehearsals are beginning this
week under the direction of Mrs. Alice
Sigworth Morse.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet on
Thursday evening, having supper at $50
O'Clock and followed by South Ameri-
can program. Mrs. William S. Culbert-
son. wife of the Ambassador to Chile,
will be the speaker. and she viii use as
her subject "a Visit to Chile" After
the program hour there will be q short
business meeting, reports by the dele
gates who attended the Baltimore
Washington Business Girls Conference
at Cherrydale on october 19 and 20.
and also a recognition service for new
members,
Girl Reserves.
The first meeting OF the Girl Reserve
committee for the school year 1929-3O
will be held Saturday, November 9, al
the Y, w. G. A. The deans of girls
from the junior and senior high schools
and all Girl Reserve advisers will be
the guests of the Girl Reserve depart
ment for luncheon at l O'Clock. Reports
Fall and Winter program will be pre-
sented and discussed at the meeting
which will follow Immediately after the
luncheon. Miss Elsa M. Peterson, chair
man of the Girl Reserve committee,
will preside,
Monday afternoon at 2:20 the Girl
Reserve Club at Gordon Junior Hign
Sehool will have meeting. The Adel-
phae Girl Reserve Club at Western
mil off
noon at 3,i6, and at 4 o'clock the Girl
Reserve Club at Friendship House will
meet.
On Tuesday at $3.50 the Tri-High
Girl Reserve Club from Business High
School will have business meeting in
the 0irl Reserve Club rooms at the
Y. w. c. A. Seventeenth and K streets.
At o'clock there will be an important
meeting Of the music chairman In the
clubrooms.
The calendar on Wednesday Is a full
one. The Girl Reserve Club at Denni-
son Vocational School will start its
hobby program at 2 o'clock, the two
Girl Reserve Clubs at jefferson JuniCr
High School will meet at ais, the Sem
per Fidelis Girl Reserve Club from Tech
will meet in the Girl Reserve Club
rooms at $50 and at 4 o'clock there
will be meeting of the Girl Reserve
junior high school council in the club
rooms at the Y.
The Girl Reserve Club at Macfarland
Junior High School will meet at 2:20 on
O'Clock the two clubs at Eastern High
School-FideliS and Les Camerades-
will hold meetings. At 4:30 pm. the
Girl Reserve Club at First Congrega-
tional Church will meet in their parish
house.
Friday at 2:2O the three Girl Reserve
Clubs at Stuart Junior High School will
hold their meetings. At the same time
the Girl Reserve Club at Brightwood
Junior High School will have a music
meeting and Miss Katherine Moritz
will be present at the meeting to lead
the girls in singing. The Girl Reserve
Club at Columbia Junior High School
will also have its meeting at 2:20. The
Bon Secour Club from Central High
School will have its meeting in the Girl
Reserve Club rooms at the Y. w. G. A.
at $3.50 and at o'clock there will be
a meeting of the senior high school
council In the clubrooms.
The Saturday morning Girl Reserve
program for grade-School girls is at 10
o'clock and is held in the Girl Reserve
Club rooms, Y. w. C. A., Seventeenth
and K. Many discarded toys have al
ready been received and the girls are
busily engaged repairing and repainting.
Industrial Department.
The Thursday Club will meet Novem-
ber Z, when tea will be served from 4:30
to $50 in the clubrooms on the third
floor
There will be a business meeting of
the Greek Mutual Aid Society of the
industrial department on November q,
at 2:30 pm, on the third floor.
Following the meeting of the Ameri-
cahlzation class on November 8, tea will
be served at o'clock. The class, which
meets at2 o'clock each Friday after
noon, is still open for registration.
Health Education Department.
The badminton season at the Y. w.
c. A opens officially Wednesday, No
vember 6. This game, so popular in
England and her colonies, is fast taking
hold in this country and is especially
fine for keeping in physical trim dur
ing the Winter months. 1t is fast
game and one In which much skill may
be developed, but the adult beginning,
as well as children over or 10 years,
will find the game of interest. This
group, which has met regularly on We'd
nesday evenings from to 10 for the
past two Winters, Is made up of local
tennis players and their friends, both
men and women and was started as the
result of special request. The instruc-
tors were coached by members of the
British embassy who were interested in
the adoption Of the English game in
America. Visitors are welcome to come
to the balcony on the seventh floor dur
ing the Wednesday period, from to
10 pm.
Miss Anna Van Buskirk is the in
structor in charge of badminton. Either
class or private instruction may be Sc
cured in the morning or evening. When
the gymnasium is free of classes. the
courts may be used for practice on pay
ment Of a small fee. Inquiries should
be made at the health education ONCE