Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
Y. W. C. A. Notes


worship" win be the subject fea-
tured at the twilight music hour TO
be held at the Y. w. c. A. today from
S to 8 pm. This is the last in the
series, what Men Live BY, Work and
Play. Love and worship" Fred j. Eden,
baritone; J. Edgar Robinson, accom-
PIANIST, and Anne Smith, pianist, will
give the program. Hostess for the
afternoon will be Miss Florence Dunlap
of the staff.
Holiday hours will be observed at
association centers Thanksgiving day.
The cafeteria at Seventeenth and K
streets will be open from $50 to 7:3U.
when a special Thanksgiving dinner
will be served, and the pool will DC
open for dips from 1880 to l and
$3.50 to s. At Ga E street the cafeteria
will serve special seated dinner from
4:30 to 6, as well as giving regular
cafeteria service. The pool at E street
will be closed all day. Tue cafeteria
at Twentieth and B streets viii be
closed, but at the Elizabeth 5Omers din
ing room Thanksgiving dinner will be
served at ! o'clock and the transient
, dining room will be open to the public.
The program committee of the Wash
ington staff has arranged q series of
talks and visits for the staff Tuesday
mornings. In the near future Dr.
Lewis of st. Elizabeth's Hospital will
speak on mental hygiene. Board and
committee members and other volul:-
teer workers In the Y. w. G. A. who
are interested in these subjects are
invited to attend these meetings.
Girl Reserve Department.
Tomorrow at 3:15 the Girl Reserve
Club at Western High School will have
its meeting; at o'clock the Girl Re-
serve Club of Friendship House Will
have its meeting. The Girl Reserve at
Gordon will have its meeting at the
school at 2:20 pm.
Tomorrow at pm. Mrs. Fereba B.
Croxton, executive secretary OF the So
cial Hygiene Society, will speak at the
Y. w. C. A. Her subject will be Meet
ing the Adolescent Sex Problem. TINS
is the last of the series of lectures in
the club leadership course prepared by
the Girls Council of the Council OF So
cial Agencies. Tuesday at 3 pm. the
j Tri-High Girl Reserve Club, from Bush
ness High, will have its meeting in the
Girl Reserve clubrooms.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Girl Reserve Clubs at Dennison will
meet and at ais the Jefferson Girl Re-
serve Clubs will meet. At $3.50 the Sem
per Fidelis Girl Reserve Club, from
Tech, will have its meeting in the Girl
Reserve clubroons. The Girl Reserves
at George Mason High School will meet
at 4 o'clock At 4:30 the Girl Reserve
Glee Club will have its rehearsal in the
Girl Reserve clubrooms. 1t is very I'M
portant that every member be prompt
| for this rehearsal. On Wednesday at
$50 pm. the Senior High School Girl
Reserves will have Thanksgiving sup
per and dance in Barker Hall. Through
out the supper there will be several
special features presented by the boys
and girls. All club meetings viii be
suspended on Thursday and Friday,
due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock the grade
school Girl Reserves will meet in the
Girl Reserve clubrooms for their hobby
program, which includes dramaticS,
swimming, first aid, clog dancing, under
the direction of Miss Dorothy Latham,
and the toy shop. Already many toys
have been refinished by the girls and
are put away ready for Santa Claus to
deliver Christmas. After the hobby pro-
gram the girls go to the gymnasium for
games and organized recreation, under
the direction Of Miss Marion Hunt.
Business and Professional.
The council OF the Tuesday Evening
Clubs will meet tomorrow night at 1880.
The International Club will meet at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening in the assem-
bly, room on the fourth floor. where
1t viii have q lecture-recital by Miss
Lucy Street, director of music. Miss
Streets theme is to be American
Music" Every young business or pro-
fessional woman of foreign birth who Is
interested in music is cordially invited
to attend. There is no formality about
these meetings. The program of the
"B. and p" assembly hour on Tuesday
evening Is to be a special treat. Mrs.
William Adams Slade, chairman of the
department, is to speak, taking as her
subject American Poetry" Mrs. Slade
will contrast the very early writer's
with those of today. The Amicitia,
Wohelo, Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top and
X. g. Clubs will have supper together
at Sis o'clock.
There will be no meeting Of the Blue
Triangle Club this week because of
Thanksgiving. The Tip Top Club viii
hold its annual Thanksgiving dance