Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
Y. w. C. A. Notes


ist and choir director of the First Bap'
fist Church. The members of the quar-.
tet are Erna Embrey. soprano; Heller
Lancaster, contralto; Eugene Swygert
tenor, and Charles Moore, bass. These
hours of music are held each Sunday al
S o'clock in the fourth-f1oor assembly
room, and are open to all those who
vesper service will be held this after.
noon at $50, when Rev. Harold G
Douglas, assistant rector of Epiphany
Episcopal Church, will be the speaker
Miss Margaret Fisher will act as leader
! Of the service. The world fellowship
luncheon will be held Wednesday al
| 1890 in the fourth-floor dining room
The speakers will be Mrs. William Ham
ilton Bayly. honorary president of the
Y. w. G.. A.. and Miss Florence Smith
who has been for many years in South
America. Reservations for the lunch
con may be made through the educa-
tional department. On Friday a bus
trip to Monticello, Luray and Shenan-
doah Caverns was conducted, under the
auspices of the industrial and education
departments. The first meeting of the
season Of the Monday Evening Club will
be held at the Y. w. G. A. tomorrow al
pm. in the third-hoor assembly room
The Y. MY. w. dance committee
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. october IS at 8 pm
| Halloween costumes will be worn and
prizes given for the best costumes.
Girl Reserves.
Girl Reserves are looking forward to
Friday, which opens the Girl Reserve
program with a gala club supper in
Barker Hall for all junior and senior
high school Girl Reserves. At 4 O'Clock
to Inn 1ter11 efr MILL q
party and stay for the supper at g.
while the senior high school girls will
come for the supper and for their party,
which will follow. Five new Girl Re-
serve clubs have been organized this
week. The First Congregational Church,
Friendship House and Noel House have
new Girl Reserve clubs, while two clubs
were organized at Mcfarland Junior
High School. Monday at 3:15 the Girl
Reserve club at Western High School
will have meeting and the new men,
bers are cordially invited to attend at
that time. Tuesday at $3.50 the Girl
will hold a meeting. The Girl Reserve
clubs at Mcfarland and Jefferson Jun
Tor High Schools will each hold meet
ings Wednesday at 2:15. Thursday. at
3 o'clock Les Camerades and Fidelis
Clubs will meet, and at $3.50 the Girl
Reserve club from Tech High School
will meet. At 4:30 the new Girl Reserve
club at the First Congregational Church
will have party. Friday at 2:20 the
Girl Reserve club at Columbia Junior
High School will hold party. and at
$3.50 Bon Secour Club from Central
High School will have their regular
meeting. Saturday morning the grade
school Girl Reserves will form their
hobby groups at the meeting at 10
o'clock in the Girl Reserve clubrooms.
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Business and Professional
The Baltimore Washington Business
Girls Conference is in session at Vaca-
ton Lodge. Cherrydale, Va. The speak
ers for the conference are Miss Leona
c. Buchwald of Baltimore, DR.. Elizabeth
Kittredge, Mrs. William Adams Slade
and Mr.. Moses r. Lowell of Washing
ton. The theme whittier Business
Women" has been developed by the
different speakers along the lines OF
health, recreation, vocational guidance
and spiritual Interpretation, all OF
which are of real interest and impor-
lance to business girls. A Halloween
party, consisting of many stunts, games
and much atmosphere was part Of last
nights program.
Among the delegates from Baltimore
are Miss Nicodemus. Band P" secretary
Florence Grill, Gertrude Holland
Agnes Young, Edith Duvall, Loretta
Belbin, Betty Bowen, Marion Berry
Edith Grill, Rosalie Hunt. Doris Jones
Ruth Miller, Mildred Charlton, Ida
Smith, Irene McCawley, Bessie Keene
Madeline Schiltheis, Ruth Wright, Ids
Doering and from Washington, Mar.
garet Ferris, Lois Hendrick. Sophdonis
McNair, Catherine Kibler, Barbars
Joseph, Ora Belle williams. Laura
Erma Schmidt, Myrtle Sutphin, Made
DALEY, Josephine Hoffman, Gladys
Fitzgerald, Louise Kirchgessner, Lilliar
Ingram, Inga Lysaker, Ruth Dodd, LII.
Ian Frizzell, Emma Shrivanak, Elsie
Phalen and Eimly Raynor
"Spirituals and jazz" will be the sub.
Ject for the second talk on American
rhythms, which will be given by Mis-,
Lucy Street, music secretary, Tuesday
at pm. In the business and profes.
sional assembly room.
The Blue Triangle Club basket bal
teams will play at Sis pm. each Thurs,
gay and the players are being coached
by Miss Anna Van Buskirk, instructor
In the health education department
Other club members and friends viii
| come Tor supper at $50 pm, a pro
gram will follow at Z, when Mrs. Ferebs
Croxton, executive secretary, Socia
Hygien Society, will give the second OF
her talks About Ourselves" speaking
on personal relations. The club vii
have a week end house party at Va,
cation Lodge next week.
Industrial Department.
This afternoon the girls of the in.
dustrial department will visit the Fran.
ciscan Monastery. Those interested
VIII meet at 614 e street at $3.50 o'clock
The Thursday Club will enjoy a picnic
supper at the home of Mrs John Zier
Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale, Va. Oc.
] tober "a. The group will leave Seven.
+, tenth and K streets at 3 o'clock, al.
though those wishing to do so may x
directly to the lodge. Girls wishing t.
nave their supper arranged for ar,
asked to register at the industrial once
by Wednesday evening. The K. e. Y
| Club will have bowling party on Wed
nesday evening from to 8 o'clock.
. Chapters.
The Chapter Council will meet in tn,
boardroom tomorrow at IL am. Thi.
VIII be the first meeting of the Fall
Princeton Chapter will meet tomorrow
at pm, with Mrs. r. r. Davis, 66l(
| -, oOASSV AiOA ta"CoO' MIS- AVlIlB w
Ketchum, executive of the education
department; Miss Lucy Street, secretary
| OF the music department; Miss Mabel r
| Cook, secretary of the Girl Reserve de-
partment, and Miss Virginia Wingfeld
secretary of membership and chapters
will tell of the work of their depart
ments. The president of the chapter
Mrs. Kerby, hopes that each membe
will try to be present. 1t is hoped tina
this meeting may be a real rally O.
the chapter membership.