Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

FATE. II
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ested in attending should send in reser.
vations for dinners to A. w. Gottschall,
executive secretary, S400 Copley road,
Baltimore. Md.
At the booklover hour tomorrow night
at O'Clock Miss Alice Hutchins Drake
will speak on Books We Are Glad We
Have Read" Any one interested in
good literature is invited to join this
group, which meets twice each month
at the Y. w. c. A, Seventeenth and
K streets.
Health Education Department.
Golf classes are meeting regularly at
present on Thursday morning at 1890,
Monday at z and on Wednesday at 6.
These are all classes for beginners. The
group Is now using real golf balls and
driving into the net
A new class for beginners under
George Diffenbaugh will start FRIDAY,
FeDruary Il, at S. Enrolment should
De made early. Registrations are still
being taken for the beginners class
which started February IL, meeting
Wednesdays at Z.
II VIII not be long now before Spring
Gays VIII make the outdoor links most
appearing Many who already play golf
VIII md the advanced class, which Il
now forming, Just the place for brush
ing up on strokes, Inquiries should be
addressed to the fifth floor office At
seventeenth and K streets,
The health education committee
through a subcommittee which in
cluoes Mrs. Worth Daniels, Mrs. joel
t. Boone and Mrs. Wilson Compton
Is opening the GA E street pool each
morning from $3.50 to IL noon for
orthopedic work. Mrs. Gertrude Hatch
and physiotherapist, will be the in
structor, assisted by a Red Cross life
guard. The temperature of the pool
Will be increased to IS degrees Begin
ming Monday, February II.
DoctorS' orders will be carefully car
REQ out and no work will be given
without the supervision of the attend
ing physician. The associations nedi-
the pool
Mrs. Winkler can be reached bv
phone at the Y pool from S:30 in the
morning until noon, and Miss Meios
director OF the department, can he
ieacned from that hour on for detailed
information.
Industrial Department.
The K; E. Y. Club will hold the reeu-
lar weekly meeting on Wednesday, when
ene members Will have supper together
and hold a bowling contest.
The Thursday Club will meet Febru-
airy II at 80, when there will be a tea
Tor OLD and new members. MANY will
remain Tor supper together In the cafe
teria, followed by bowling from $50
10 7:30. Members of the club who are
not free on Thursday will find a 0roun
OF congenlal friends meeting on Sun
DAY following the Sunday afternoon
music hour.
The Greek Club will hold a business
meeting on Thursday at 2:30.
Business and Professional DEPARTMENT.
The Nationwide banquet, which Is
a feature of the Winter program of
the b. and p. in nearly all associations
Ii tne United states, will be held on
Reservations for the banquet must be
received not later than 8 O'Clock on
Monday evening, February II.
Girl Reserve Department.
The Girl Reserve executive COM
mlttee and the Girl Reserve music
chairman have selected the operetta
snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
ny Jessie Gaynor to be presented by
the Girl Reserve in April. It is a de-
ngnt1ul musical fantasy in three acts.
ana Will have about 100 girls taking
part. Try-outS for the leading char
acters have been held in every senior
high school, and try-outs for the
choruseS and dances are scheduled to
take place during this week at the reg
ular club meetings.
western High School will meet at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. At 4:3o
the Friendship House Girl Reserve
Clnb Will have = hobby meeting.
TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock the
Girl Reserve Club at the Wheatley
Scnool Will meet for a sing and dramat-
les. Try-outS Of the operetta will be
neld at the Silver Spring Takoma Park
High School at o'clock.
wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Glrl Reserve Clubs at the Dennison
trade school will meet for clog dane
ing, Toy symphony, orchestra, and Soan
modelling. At 2:20 the two Girl Re-
serve Clubs at the jefferson Junior
High School will meet At 3 O'Clock
the Semper FideliS Girl Reserve Club
OF Mckinley High School will have
vocational program with speakers repre-
Sentlng the leading professions for
women. There will be special meet
ing OF the Junior High School Girl Re-
serve Council for election of officers
wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the Y. w. C. A. All registrations for
the Junior High School Girl Reserve
party must be received at this time.
Thursday afternoon at 2:20 O'Clock
the Girl Reserve Clubs at the Powell.
Langley, Columbia and Mcfarland jun
!or High Schools will have social Serv-
ice meetings at the schools. At 3
O'Clock Les Camerades Girl Reserve
Club at Eastern High School will have
a social service meeting. The Fidelis
Glrl reserve Club at Eastern plans to
present program at the Home for the
Aged. The Girl Reserve Club at the
First Congregational Church will meet
at 4:30 o'clock.
The Girl Reserve Club at the Maurv
School will meet to make scrapbooks for
the Children's Hospital on Friday aft
ernoon at o'clock. At 2:20 the clubs
at the Hine, Stuart and Brightwood
Junior High Schools will have patriotic
programs In celebration of Washington,s
birthday.
At 4 o'clock on FRIDAY all grade
school and junior high school Girl Re-
serves are invited to a "Kamp Kahlert
Party" to be held in the gymnasium at
the 7. w. G. A. Camp games and frolics
will be the order of the day and camp
clothes will be worn by most of the girls.
A real camp supper will be served at
5 80 o'clock.
Saturday afternoon the Girl Reserve
Club at Friendship House will entertain
announcer Glrl Reserve Club at a George
party.
The regular Saturday morning pro-
gram of the Girl Reserve department
Will take place as usual on WaShington's
birthday.