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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

the very early music of our country
known as the Frontier" music. Any
business and professional woman inter-
ested in this subject of American
Rhythms" will be most welcome.
The Blue Triangle Club will have
supper Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock. A psychology series; About
by Mrs. Fereba Croxton of the Social
Hygiene Society. During the program
hour beginning at Z o'clock, Mrs. Crox-
ton will use as her first subject, Get
ting Acquainted with Life"
The Baltimore Washington Business
Girls Conference, which will be held
october 10 and 20 at Vacation Lodge,
will begin with dinner at $50 Satur-
day evening. DR.. Elizabeth Kittredge.
a member of the advisory committee of
the B. & P. department, will speak at
o'clock on Health and Recreation for
Business Girls" carrying out the con-
ference theme, whittier Business
Womenp" Recreation, in the nature of
a Halloween party. will follow DR.. Kit
tredge's talk and the program for the
evening will close with a friendship
circle around the fireplace.
Mrs. William Adams Slade, chairman
of the "B. & p" department, will lead
the morning worship today at 10
y CloCh' 1Ac pLOeiaih WIZ SoAsLAuS WA.A
a talk by Miss Leona G. BuchWalz,
supervisor educational and vocational
guidance, Baltimore Public Schools.
Miss Buchwald will further develop the
conference theme, using as her subject
steps Ahead"
Mr.. Moses R. Lowell of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church will
speak at o'clock on the Spiritual
Trends in Modern Business" The con-
ference will close with a tea at 4:30
o'clock.
Industrial Department.
The first meeting of the Americana
cation class at the Y. w. G. A. will be
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days and Thursdays from IL to IL
O'Clock. Miss Anna Van Buskirk may
be consulted for special information
about the class.
Saturday is children's day at the X
street pool and gymnasium. One pc
riod of activity in the gym, from 10 to
1O:45, is limited to girls from to 10
years of age. However, the period from
ii to HAS is for boys and girls from 4
to z years Of age. The little girl classes
In the pool Saturday are as follows: Be-
ginners at IL: intermediates at 1890.
and advanced at 10. The beginners
class In swimming fer small boys meets
at / 80 followed by a half-hour dip from
2 to 2:30 for both little boys and girls.
The advanced class for boys meets
at 2:30.
Registration for ell dancing classes
should be made as soon as possible so
as not to miss too much of the founda-
ton work. The social dancing classes
taught by Mrs. Hoffman meet Monday,
beginners at p.mr. and the advanced
at q pm. The naturHl dancing class for
beginners will meet Thursdays from
to 8 pm. Clog and tap dancing is
taught at the following hours: wednes-
day at IL, Monday at 5, and Tuesday,
pm. for beginners. The advanced
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The first meeting of the Americana
cation class at the Y. w. c. A. will be
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held Friday at / AS o'clock, when Miss
Donnally of the District schools will be
the teacher All girls and women of
foreign birth who are interested are
invited TO attend this class.
The Thursday Club is planning a
sightseeing trip this week for their
afternoon together. The members will
meet at the Y. w. C. A., Seventeenth
and K streets, at 2:45 o'clock, for visits
to the Washington Monument and the
Smithsonian Institution. Girls who are
working In homes and are free Thurs
day afternoon are invited to join this
group.
The first Fall meeting of the German
Club will take place on the third floor
of the Y. w. G. A. next Sunday after
noon.
Girl Reserves.
Many girls from the grade schools
and private and parochial schools at
tended the opening party of the Satur-
day morning program for Girl Reserves
held yesterday in the Girl Reserve club
rooms. Next Saturday the girls will
plan their hobby program, including
swimming, recreation and handicrafts.
The Girl Reserves are again making
their plans to open their toy shop. Old
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class at pm. on Tuesdays requires
at least 10 lessons of previous tr1struc-
ton.
Chapters.
Cleveland Park Chapter win meet
with Mrs. Browning, $500 Newark
street, Monday, October IA at 8 pm.
The Winter program Is to be discussed
and it is hoped that each member will
be present. Park View Chapter will
meet with Mrs. D. T. Clark, 1914 Far
ragut street, on Monday, October IA
at pm.
Elizabeth SOmers Residence.
At the Elizabeth Somers veSper serv-
ice this afternoon at $50, Rev. George
G.. Culbertson OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will be the speak
er. Miss Clara Therkelson will be the
leader Visitors are always welcomed
at this vesper service. At a meeting of
the house organization Tuesday night
the following girls were elected to rep
resent the house on the Elizabeth Som
ers committee for the coming year:
Bertha Oksendahl, Madeline Thomas
and Elizabeth Hammann.
Cholera has broken out In the flooded
areas of India.
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TREVOR is COMMITTED
TO HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
Stage and Screen Actor, Mentally
Unbalanced, Ordered to In
stitution for Observation.

gtitution for Observation.
BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, October 12.-An
order committing Norman Trevor, -,
stage and screen actor, TO the State
Hospital for the Insane was on file here
today.
The order was signed in Superior
Court yesterday after hearing and
upon presentation of an affidavit by
H. B. Homer, an associate Of the
actor.
Trevor's mental condition was broush,
to the attention of authorities six months
ago. but no action was taken until
recently, when an aggravation of his
case was reported Trevor's nearest
relative was stated to be a daughter,
Doris Trevor Of New York City.
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Cholera has broken out in the flooded
areas of India.