Evening star., 1929-10-06

| for freshmen was on the program. 1ooay
there will be conference reports. Helen
Fleishman and Betty Goodyear Will re-
port on the conference held at kamp
Kahlert June 24-July 8. Ethel Qulsen-
berry, Edith Spaulding, Betty Alexan-
der and Katherine Lyons will give re-
norts of the Kiski Girl Reserve con-
ference August 14-24. At ll:l5 tne
third part of the theme Will be carried
out, ITO do my work" When omcers
meetings will be held. Presidents, wee
presidents and council representatives
will be led by Miss COOK, secreIarles
and treasurers by Miss Dorothy Ruth,
social chairmen by Miss Lois Spencer.
social service chairmen by Miss Mar
guerite Meyer, publicity chairmen by
Miss Helen Middleton. music chalrmen
bv Miss Katherine Moritz and hoopy
chairmen by Miss Dorothea Mcdowell.
At 1915 Miss Lucy Street, music secre-
tary of the Y. w. G. A., will speak on
Music" At 3 the last part OF the
theme will be considered, ITO see to IT
I grow. and gain, and give with the
particular topic of Understanding
Each other" The speakers will be Dr.
Lucy D. Slowe, dean of women. How
ard University; Mrs. Kiang Kang-Hu,
dean of kindergarten training depart
ment of the Woman's Normal Unlver-
sity. Peiping, China, and Mrs. William
Adams Slade, member of the board OF
directors of the Y. w. G. A. At 4:3O
Miss Hattie P. Anderson, general secre-
tary of the Y. w. G. A., will address tne
conference on Girl Reserves ana tne ae
Y. w. C. A." At $50 model tea for
upper classmen will be served. and the
conference will close at o'clock.
Among the girls attending the con-
ference are Hortense Clifford, Thals
Spencer, Betty Alexander, Mary Lesta
Wakeman, Elizabeth Middlemas, Mar
garet Hedgecock, Margaret Cragg, Vir-
ginia Hunter, Ethel Quisenberry, Doris
Tucker, Margaret Stirewalt, Betty
Goodyear, Margaret Jones, .,, agnes 1g,ie
! nth. Edith Cook, Esther Rauch, Dorothy
Harper, Ellen Siemon. Charlotte Hobbs.
Alice Clark, Louise Shumaker, Beatrice
Spasoff, Henrietta Godner, Louise Dan
| forth, Edith Spaulding, Barbara Davis.
Helen Robertson, Eleanor Weimer,
Jessica Buck, Alice Haley, Rozetta
| Bowen, Helen Fleishman and Kather-
Inc Lyons. During the week following
the conference all the Girl Reserve CLUBS
will resume activities for the school
year 1929-30. The Saturday morning
Girl Reserve program for grade, private
and parochial school girls IL years or
over, will open october IL at 10 am.
in the Girl Reserve Club rooms on the
third floor Of the Y. w. c. A. building.
Industrial Department
One of the most interesting features
of the department this year will be the
AmericaniZation 81 hool Field Glass in
Citizenship and English, which will be
given at the Y. W. c. A. through the
co-operation of the AmericaniZation
School of the District of Columbia. The
class will be held each Friday, beginning
october Is, from / AS to 3 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to any
foreign speaking girls or women to join
the class, for which there will be no fee.
Registration can be made at the in
dustrial department Office, on the third
floor. There will be an important busi-
ness meeting of the Greek Mutual Aid
Society on Thursday, October 10. at
2:30 pm, Seventeenth and K streets.
| Chapters
The May Day Chapter will meet on
Tuesday, october 8, at pm. at the
home Of its president, Mrs. Annie M.
Bohrer, 101 U Street.
General and Health Education
e. A variety of courses has been COM
piled for gymnasium work in the Health
Education Department from requests
that have peen made by patrons during
the past year. Persons taking this
course are required to have physical
examination by one of the department
instructors as we'll as the medical ex-
animation by the staff physician. This
examination Is given free of charge, and
appointments may be madea at the
health education office. The classes
are half-hour periods and are sched-
uled Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 10 to IL am. 4:30 to 6 pm. and
Monday and Wednesday only, from
z to 8 pm. They may be taken either
twice or three times Q week,