Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-24

at $3.50 pm. The clubs at the George
Mason High School will dye Easter
eggs and make scrap books for Chill
dren's Hospital at 3:45 pm.
Wednesday at 2 pm. groups OF the
Girl Reserve Club at Dennison Voca-
tional School will meet. At 2:l5 pm.
the clubs at Langley, Jefferson and Cor
don Junior High Schools will meet at
the schools. The Semper Fidelis CLUB
of Tech High School will entertain
group of children from one of the mis-
| sins in the clubroom at pm.
The Girl Reserve Clubs at Powell and
mcfarland Junior High Schools VIII
meet at the schools on Thursday ait
ernoon at 2:15. At 2:30 the Fidelis
Club will meet at Eastern High School
and at 3:15 the Tri-Hi Girl Reserve
Club of Business High School Will meet
in the Girl Reserve cluhrooms.
The Saturday program for grade
school girls will begin at 10 am: in
the Girl Reserve clubrooms. At 1890
the girls divide into four hobby groups
and at II 80 there will be swimming.
Rehearsals for the operetta "Cinder-
ella" are in full swing and every day
the Girl Reserve clubrooms are filled
with girls practicing the delightful
songs and dances This musical fairy
at the Y. w. C. A.. April IL and 10,
at 8:l5 pm. A childrens matinee will
be given at $50 pm. Saturday, Apfll
49, Tickets may be obtained by phon-
ing Metropolitan 2l02.
Business and Professional Women.
On Tuesday night the Amicitia. K. G.,
Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo
clubs will meet for supper in the cup
dining room on the fourth floor at SIS.
At o'clock the last of the Lenten
series on the subject, Friends of Jesus
Today" will be given by the Rev. Henry
J. Smith.
The Blue Triangle Club will have
$50, followed by Lenten talk, to be
given by Mrs. William Adams Slade,
chairman of the department. Mrs.
SHADES subject will be Finding God in
the Beautiful" The delegates who at
tended the business girls Midwinter
conference in Baltimore the week end
of March 1917 also will give echoes
of the conference. The representatives
were Elizabeth Roland, Josephine Hoff-
man, Ruby Collins and Ruth Dodd.
Industrial Department.
The industrial committee will serve
of Price Wilhoite factory.
On Wednesday the K E. Y. Club will
hold an important business meeting.
The Thursday Club is planning trip
to the Washington Monument March
IS, leaving the building at Seventeenth
and K streets at 2:45 pm They will
return for supper together, followed by
bowling party at $50.
Health Education.
New classes in swimming are starting
in the K street pool in April. On April
a beginners class will start on Tues
days and Thursdays at 6 pm. and on
April on Mondays and Wednesdays
at $40. April S third-grade class
will begin at pm, meeting on We'd
nesdays and Fridays and specializing IN
the single and double overarm strokes
8, meeting on Mondays and Wednesdays
at 1880, for the side stroke and tread
ing water.
Girls classes, starting on Saturday,
April 6, are as follows: For girls from
10 to IL years at 10 am, for those
to 9 years at 1920 and from 4 to 8
years at II o'clock.
Attention is called again to the class
starting for little boys on April 6 and
meeting each Saturday for six weeks.
Boys from to Z years will have the
class at /: 80 pm. and those from to
10 will meet at 2:30. A special dip
period for small boys has been arranged
on Saturdays from 2 to $50.
Chapters.
Tomorrow the Piney Branch Chapter
will meet at the home OF Mrs. j. E.
FARRELL, 1920 Ingraham street. at pm.
Miss Dorothea Mcdowell will speak on
the work of the Girl Reserves. Dupont
Chapter will meet tomorrow also in the
board room at Seventeenth and K at
3 pm.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mount Pleasant Chapter will be held
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. L. p.
Martin, 1853 Newton street. Each
member Is requested to bring box
luncheon and to be present at noon.
The meeting will follow the luncheon
at pm.