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

| At the twilight music hour at the Y
| w. c. A. this afternoon at o'clock the
program will be given by Leona Keller
| Bixler, soprano: David S. Ran1sdell, jr.,
bass. and Victor H. Neal, accompanist.
| The hostess will be Mrs. Dorothy Ness
! Tyler who will be assisted by Miss
Mignonette o. Buckingham of the staff
Visitors are cordially invited to attend
this service.
The vesper service at the Elizabeth
Somers Residence, 1104 M street, will
be held at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Ruth Sanders of the Burrill class
of Calvary Baptist Church will be the
speaker Miss Nina Schnell will be the
leader and Stanley Bell. leader of the
choir of McKendree Methodist Church,
will give vocal solo.
Special observance of Holy week will
be made when members Of the staff will
hold daily retreat from 8 to $40
o'clock each morning except Tuesday.
A special service will be held on Good
Friday from S to 6 pm, which has
been especially planned for those who
are unable to attend the services held
In the churches from II to 3 o'clock.
The service will be led by Mrs. Irving
Ketchum, education director. and there
will be music arranged by Miss 1mogene
Ireland, director of music. Visitors are
welcome.
March Of marks an important date
in the history of the Washington Y. W.
C. A.. the formal dedication OF the
building at Seventeenth and < streets
It is hoped that as the facilities and
advantages of this building are enjoyed
by an ever increasing number of people,
interest In membership will grow. This
;rkH Af hA A
could not be more appropriately re-
membered than by the securing of new
members.
At the meeting of the staff on Tues
day morning Miss Rachel Benfer will
give the last of series of talks, when
her subject will be her mission work
in the Kentucky mountains.
The member ship-recreation commit
tee will receive at a tea for all chapter
members in the third-fioor assembly
room tomorrow from $3.50 to pm.
The national board announces that
Mrs John Jacob Hoff, who was
speaker at the world fellowship lunch
con at the Y. w. c. A. last month. has
been made a member of the World
Service Council of the Y. w. G. A., rep
resenting France. :,
A meeting of the education council
will take place March % at 6 pm,
when the members will have supper to-
gether preceding the meeting
Meetings of outside organizations this
week include the home board of the
Mizpah Chapter of the Eastern Star,
which will have a luncheon on the
fourth floor tomorrow. the board OF the
Twentieth Century Club at II am. on
the fourth floor on Thursday and the
Kappa MI Sorority at 8 pm. the same
day. Visitors at the K street build
ing. who have registered in the guest
book the past week include Mrs. David
L. Daggett New Haven, Conn; Miss
Juletta o. Rawles, Beatrice, Nebr.; Mrs.
H. King Wade, Hot Springs, Ark; Miss
M. j. Yates, Sherman, Miss; Miss
Grace Oddie, San Francisco, Calf;
Miss Constance Rumbough, Atlanta.
Ga, and Miss c. v. Enwright, Boston,
Mass.
Miss Gertrude Ennes, director of the
Elizabeth Somers residence, left last
week for motor trip. She will visit
in Columbia, S. c.. before returning to
the city.
Girl Reserves.
This afternoon at o'clock all Girl
Reserves are invited to join the an
nual Girl Reserve Easter vesper service
in the clubrooms at Seventeenth and
K streets. The service will be followed
by tea.
Tomorrow at pm. the Adelphae
Girl Reserve Club of Western High
School will have party in the Girl
Reserve clubrooms, and at pm. the
Junior High School Girl Reserve Coun-
Gil will also meet in the clubrooms.
Tuesday at $50 pm. Les Camerades
Girl Reserve Club at Eastern High
School will meet at the school, The
Girl Reserves at Noel House will mount
and frame pictures for their clubroom