Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

This afternoon at S o'clock the in
formal music program will be given in
the third floor assembly room rather
than on the fourth floor, and will be
presented by the Elizabeth Somers Glee
Club assisted by Alta Smith, soprano,
and Katherine Moritz. violinist The
hostess will be Miss Mildred f. Reeves,
assisted by Miss Imogene Ireland of the
STAFF The public is invited.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock an
hour Of italian music and poetry will be
given IN the third floor assembly room
under auspices of the italian class, OF
which Prof Mario Barra is teacher.
Miss Nora Wilson and Ms Beatrice
Goodwin, director of the c:oir OF st.
Adams will sing there will be readings
Of Italian poetry and Prof. 6arra viii
speak briefly in English on the Italian
language. cordial invitation Is en-
tended to all.
The rooms registry committee will
meet on Tuesday morning at II 80
O'Clock. when Miss BLANCHE Halbert Of
the Better Homes in America will be
the speaker. Following the meeting
luncheon will be served in the tea room,
About IS members Of the Columbian
Girls of the Wide World Guild OF the
Baptist Church are holding a confer
ence over the week end at Ramp Kah-
lert on West River.
Chapters.
There will be an open chapter council
meeting at Vacation Lodge. Cherrydale,
Va, tomorrow at pm. The Princeton
Chapter will serve 50-cent luncheon at
1890 o'clock. All chapter women are
invited TO attend. The buses for Cher
rydale pass the administration building.
at Seventeenth and K streets, at 10
minutes of the hour and 20 minutes
after the hour.
The Dupont Chapter will hold its
monthly meeting At the lodge tornCr-
row at IL O'Clock. preceding the chapter
council meeting and luncheon.
The Princeton Chapter will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow at
the lodge at IL am. 1t is hoped that
all members of the chapter will be
present.
Education Department.
The Education Council will meet for
the last time this Spring on Friday,
the oath. The meeting will take the
form of a picnic supper and social eve
ming at Vacation Lodge.
At 2:30 Saturday afternoon, May IS,
the general education committee, Miss
Frances E. Chickering, chairman, will
meet in the board room of the Y. w. &.
A. at Seventeenth and K streets. The
reports of the years work and plans
for the Summer and Fall semester will
be discussed.
Health Education Division.
The new schedule Of swimming class
es is ready. Beginners who wish TO
leave before Summer vacation time will
be interested in the f1rSt-grade classes
meeting at the K street pool on Tuesday
and Thursday at Z o'clock, starting
May ri; Monday and Wednesday at 7
pm, starting June 8; Wednesday and
Friday at 8, starting June IA. There
are two second-grade or. side stroke
classes scheduled. Monday and Wednes-
day at $50, starting June 3; Tuesday
and Thursday at o'clock, starting June
4. A class in single and double over
arm third grade) will meet Monday
and Wednesday at 100, starting June 8.
A number of girls who swim well but
who feel the need of brushing up on the
crawl stroke have asked for the sixth
grade class scheduled Monday at g.,
beginning June 10.
The K street pool schedule also lists
classes for little boys and morning
classes for women.
The E street schedule shows a first
grade class starting May 81 and another
May Is: crawl class Monday and We'd
rlesday at 5, May %; diving Friday at
S, beginning May "a. Registrations for
all classes should be made early.
Mrs. Gertrude Winkler and Miss Anna
van Buskirk are covering the tennis
courts daily from Monday to Thursday,
inclusive. Arrangements for Use of the