Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
b. and p, DEPARTMENT,

The Premiere and International Clubs
are having their annual Spring house
party at Vacation Lodge over this week
end.
The organized clubs of this depart
ment will formally close the activities
of the club year 1928-29 with their
annual banquet on Tuesday evening of
this week. The clubs participating are
the Blue Triangle, International Ami
citia, Hitika, Premiere, K. G. Tip Top
and Wohelo. The committee in charge
of the program is composed of two
members from each club, with Lillian
Findlay of the Premiere Club serving
as chairman. The setting of the BAN
| uuet is to be that of "a June Night in
Venice" and it will find expression in
| decorations, music, menu, etc. Italian
troubadours and flower girls are but
| two of the special features thus far
disclosed by the committee. Mrs.
Thomas z. Brown. president of the as
| ISOLATION, will preside, and the address
| of the evening, The Balance of Your
Gondola," is to be delivered by Miss
Grace Farrell, general secretary of the
Baltimore Y w. c. A. Among those
assisting with the program are Helen
Findlay, chairman of the Ramp Kahlert
Kouncil; Mary Quimby, a pupil of Miss
Minnie Hawke; Helen Gaylord. member
of the Girl Reserve staff, and Mary
Apple, soloist of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. Reservations
may be made by club members up to /
! O'Clock tomorrow. Tickets are ST..
! Friday evening the monthly dinners
for business and professional women,
| another regular activity of the depart
ment, will come to close. Instead of
taking the form of dinner in Barker
Hall, this final event will be a supper
party at Vacation Lodge. An informal
program will follow supper, the spe-
cial feature of which is to be a series
OF dramatic readings by Alice Sigworth
Morse. The tickets are rs cents and
reservations may be made at the
b. d P. Office up to l o'clock on We'd
nesday.
The coming week is to bc another
busy one at Vacation Lodge. Tomor-
row evening the Westminster Society
| OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church is
to have supper party. On Tuesday
the Ureka class of the Ninth Street
Christian Church will have an all-day
picnic. and Wednesday afternoon and
evening the Burial class of the Cal
vary Baptist Church will hold it's an
nual Spring picnic there Thursday
the Bristow Circle of the Calvary Bap-
list Church is to be the luncheon guests
OF Miss Mignonette o. Buckingham, sec
rotary of the K Street House.
Girl Reserve Publicity.
! The Adelphae Girl Reserves Club
Will have its last meeting for this school
| year Monday at $50 pm. at Western
High School. The officers, elected at
the last meeting, are: President, Henri
eta Goodner; vice president, Charlotte
Hobbs; secretary. Meta Scantlin; treas
| olyaVs
| man, Elsie Barber; social chairman,
Ellen Siemon; social service chairman,
! Dorothy Harper; music chairman, Bea-
tr1ce Spassoff publicity chairman, Alice
Clark; council representative, Dorothy
! Harper
The Girl Reserve Club at Noel House
Will meet at $3.50 pm. Tuesday. The
last meeting Of the girl reserve commit
| tee Tor this year will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of
the chairman, Miss Elsa M. Peterson,
200l Twenty-fourth street northwest.
The meeting will be followed by tea.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Girl Reserves at the Dennison Vocation
al School will have charge of the school
assembly. They will present a program,
including clog dancing, style show and
several numbers by the Toy Symphony
| Orchestra. At 2:15 Wednesday after
noon the Girl Reserve Clubs at Langley,
Jefferson and Gordon Junior High
Schools will have closing parties at the
| schools. At O'Clock the Semper Fidels
Girl Reserve Club at Teen will have
party and installation of the newly
elected officers. Thursday afternoon at
2:l5 the Girl Reserve Club at Powell
Junior High School will have a party
The Fidelis and Les Camerades Girl
Reserve Club at Eastern High School
| will meet at the school at 2:30.
The newly elected officers of Les
Camerades G. r. Club are: President,
Kathryn Lyons; vice president, Kathryn
Harris; secretary, Katherine Richard
son.; treasurer, Dorothy Seaton; social
service chairman, Ruth Myers; program
chairman, Clara Allan; council repre-
sentative. Alice Anthem. At 3 o'clock
the Tri-Hi G. r. Club of Business High
School will meet in the Girl Reserve
Club rooms Friday afternoon, at 2:15,
the G. r. Clubs at Eine and Stuart
Junior High Schools will meet. All Girl
Reserves are invited to attend the an
nual closing banquet of the Girl Re-
serve department, on Friday evening,
June z, at $50 o'clock, in Barker Hall.
Reservations must be in the Girl Re-
serve Office by $40 pm. on June 5. A
delightful program has been planned
by the committee in charge. Lois Spen-
Ger. chairman; Margaret Dumond and
| Alira Anthem snecia1 feature of the