Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

The twilight music hour of the Y.
w. c. A. will be held at Seventeenth
and K streets this afternoon at
o'clock in the fourth floor assembly
room. The program will be given by
Helen Walton, soprano; Katherine Hill
yer of the Jewell Downs studio, con-
tralto; Myrtle Patsche, mezzo-soprano,
Miss Carlyn Warren will act as hostess
and will be assisted by Miss Mary Tenn
pie Hill of the staff.
The speaker at the Elizabeth Somers
veSper service this afternoon at $50
o'clock. will be DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo,
Miss Constance Torrey will be the lead
err and Miss Julia HaSlett the hostess.
There will be special music.
Mrs W. A. Slade. chairman OF the
business and professional womenis de-
partment, will be the speaker at the
meeting of the Gallaudet Y. w. G. A.
this afternoon.
The program for the meetings of the
staff during the Lenten season VIII
take the form of series of mission
studies when the international study
hook. Friends of Africa" by Jean
KENYON Mackenzie. will be used as a
! basis for study. The speaker at the
meeting next Tuesday morning at 10
| o'clock will be Mrs. Frank E. Edglngton.
At the World Fellowship luncheon
for February, to be held next WeoneS-
day at $50, the guests Will near NINE
whitney Hoff of Paris, who has SHOWN
So great an interest In the work OF
| the association abroad, as we'll as IN
| this country, and who has recently
built a student hotel in Paris. ana
Mile. Raymond of the library OF the
I league of Nations in Geneva. Ihere
will be guests from other countries,
also. and a large attendance Is expected.
! ANY one interested may make res
eryation for the luncheon in the eou-
cation office, or they may come IN
after to hear the talks and informal
| discussion. A meeting OF the Worlo
Fellowship committee will be nelo al
2 o'clock, following the World FeiioW-
ship luncheon. -,
will hold its annual dinner on Wednes-
day. February 81 in the fourth floor
dining room. at 6:45. Miss Ella DlVan
| is president of the club and Mrs. Mary
Kirwan is chairman of hospitality. =,
Mothers of Ramp Kahlert Council
members are to be the guests OF the
Kamp Kahlert committee at tea on
| Saturday afternoon, March z, at
o'clock. in the third floor assembly
room. Mrs. Harold E. Doyle, chairman
| OF the COn1mlJtee, WILL ASSCAFc; o
hv the members Of the committee.
There will be meeting OF the Ramp
Kouncil following the tea at $50.
Business and Professional Women.
Last Wednesday evening the Premiere
Club celebrated it's tenth anniversary
with a dinner party at the Grace Dodge
Hotel, followed by a theater party, a
delightful evening was enjoyed by all.
Tomorrow night at 1880 the Tuesday
Club Council will hold its regular Md
winter meeting to discuss plans for the
| balance of the club year. Every mem
her is urged to be on hand early. the
international Club will meet tomorrow
night at o'clock. ,r..,
Tuesday evening the Amicitia, Hitika,
K. g., Premiere, Tip Top and Wohelo
Clubs will begin joint series OF Lenten
talks The theme of the series is to be
"Friends of Jesus Christ" The subject
for this week is Contemporary Friends"
and DR., Earle Whitley, pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. is to
be the speaker. This program Will be-
gin at Z O'Clock. Club supper will be