Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

At the twilight music hour to be
held this afternoon at the Y. w. c. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets, at o'clock
in the fourth floor assembly room. the
program will be given by Anna King,
soprano; Katherine Moritz. violinist;
Anne l.. Smith, pianist. and Imogene
..B. ireland, accompaniSt. Miss Lettie
Ethel. Stewart will be the hostess and
will be assisted by Miss Ireland. The
public is invited
The speaker at the Elizabeth Somers
Vespere Service this afternoon. at $50,
will be DR.. l.. w. Zimmerman of the
Lutheran Church of Washington and
Baltimore. Miss Lillian Zimmerman will
be the leader and Miss Olive Foot
Eoffer the hostess. Visitors are invited
to join with the girls in their vesper
hour.
Miss Hettie P. Anderson. general sec
rotary, will be the speaker at the Mis-
sionary Society of the National Baptist
Church, meeting Tuesday evening.
Miss Imogene B. Ireland, music secre-
tary. will attend the Eastern Music Su-
.pervisors Conference in Philadelphia.
March 1915, and the Midwinter Con-
ference of the Business and Professional
.Women's Department, in Baltimore,
March 16-l7.
Committee meetings to be held dur
ing the coming week include the execu-
tive tomorrow at IL am. the health
education at 215 and the membership
at 4;45. when Mrs. T. E. Brown will
report the Eastern Regional Conference;
on Tuesday, the E street house commit
tee at pm. and the food service, No.
. l, at pm, both at 6l4 E street; on
"wednesday, the food service, No. 2, at
q
pm, and on Friday the finance at
noon.
Meetings of outside organizations
scheduled in the building at Seven
teenth and K streets the coming week
include: Monday. the luncheon OF the
Council of Social Agencies at II 30 pm,
the meeting Of the Women'S. Joint Con.
gressioral Committee at 1890 am. and
the business section of the Twentieth
Century. Club. at 2 pm; Tuesday, the
music section of the Twentieth Century
Club. in Barker Hall, at IL am, and
a student recital of the Washington
College of Music, in Barker Hail. at
8 pm: on Wednesday, the style show
. igan Club. in the third floor assembly
room. at 1880 pm: Friday, the lunch
con Of the civic section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club at 1880 pm, and
on Saturday evening the illustrated lee
ture which Mrs Charles Wood will give,
Under the auspices OF the Business
Women.s Council, at 8 pm. on "Su-
matra. Bali and Java by Motor"
At the meeting of the stan on Tues
day morning the fourth of the series OF
Lenten talks on Friends Of Africa"
will be given by Miss Rachel Benfer,
who teaches in the Kentucky noun
tains. Mrs. William Adams Slade. chair
man Of the, Business and Professional
Women's Department, will be the speak
er at the meeting OF. the Y. w. G. A. at
Galiaiftiet College this afternoon at Sis.
, The Inauguration brought many Y. M.
CA. friends from various parts OF the
country to the headquarters in Wash
!. G.fton, Among those. who registered In
the guest book were: Mrs. A. A.
. Rafelty, board member of the assocla-
ton in Sioux Falls, s. OAK; Misses Ad-
. elaide K. Nelson, Grace e. Miller and
Annie E. MCGUIRE of Philadelphia, Pa;
Mrs. j. L. Stackpole, Mrs. r. w: EN-
mons. MIS- e. o. Fisk Miss Merrill ana
DR.. June Seribner of Boston. Mass;
. Miss Mary Moore Of Hartford, Conn;
Mrs. George Childsey and Mrs. Carl II.
, Schneider of New Haven; Conn: MISS
Mabel Hitchcock of North Scituate,
! Mass; Mrs. Walter Y. Stanton Of Stow.
Mass; Mrs, RhtlipsLe Boutillier, national
board member and Miss Katherine @.
johnson Of New York.
Chapters.
Tomorrow the Park View Chapter
! viii hold a luncheon meeting at the
home of Mrs. H. R. Wood. 4129 Illinois
avenue, at pm There viii be meet
ing of the Cleveland Park Chapter at
the home of Mrs. Walker. 1850 Newark
street. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o. clock.
when Mrs. w. AsSlade val speak.
There will be = meeting in the board
room tomorrow ct 8 pm Of. the Bloom
ingdale Chapter and their friends, to
discuss the reorganization Of the