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

Ferguson, baritone, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Annie NJ. Bohrer, assisted by Miss Edith
Dawson of the staff, will be the host
ess. Tea viii be served in the fourth
floor reading room from to 5 O'Clock,
and visitors are cordially invited to at
tend. Visitors in the city will be espe-
cially welcomed at these informal at
home hours.
The membership committee meeting
Is postponed from Monday February 8.
to Monday, February 10, on account Of
the Community Chest drive.
Committee meetings for the week
are: On Monday. the health education
street house committee on Tuesday at
IL o'clock.
Booklovers will meet with Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. Miss Drake will speak on
"Famous Paintings of Many Lands"
At the called meeting of the board
of directors last week officers were
elected for the coming year. The fol-
lowing will serve: Mrs Thomas Edwin
Brown. president; Mrs. Edwin B..
Parker, first vice president: Miss IS
telle Foster. second vice president; Mrs.
Luke I. Wilson, recording secretary;
Mrs A. Chambers Oliphant. CORE
amending secretary, and Miss Margaret
r. Fox, treasurer. AT this meeting. also,
Mrs. william NJ. Ritter was elected to
All the vacancy caused by the reslgna-
tion of Mrs. Gilbert E. Saunders.
A farewell dinner in honor OF +. ".
Thompson, retiring executive OF the
Bows Club, will be given wednesday
evening by the executive club OF the
Community Chest, of which Miss Hettie
p Anderson is president. The dinner
uill be held at the Blue Triangle Hut
of the Y. w. c. A.
Health Education.
A new golf class has just been sched-
MED for wednesday evenings from Z
to O'Clock, beginning February ~:
This class is for beginners, who Will
and golf clubs at the association Tor
use during the course. The fee is re-
T,oarkahlv low for a Six-hour course
under Mr.. George Diffenbaugh OF the
Indian Spring Golf Club. Registrations
are now open.
An institute for examiners will be
conducted at the GA E street pool OF
the National Red Cross from 1880 10
. 40 the evenings OF February 3, 4, 5,
a and Z. Ten hours of concentrated
work will be required by Capt. d. Mel
VILE Carr, who is in charge. The tnsti-
tute is for both men and women. Fur
Their inquiry should be made at the
National Red Cross, at Seventeenth and
d streets.
The usual $50 to o'clock dip period
ct the E street pool will not be OBJ
served during the week Of February
because of the Red Cross institute.
Glasses meeting usually at 8 to $3.50
will meet that week at $50 and at
o'clock.
The bowling alleys have just received
q flock of new duckpins. The hours
for both men and women are from IL
noon rsight through 70 10 o'clock In
the evening.
General Education.
New classes are opening in the edu-
cation department this week. A large
number Of those registered IN the
classes this last semester are continu-
ing. and many new registrations are
being made.
Business and Professional.
The tuesday evening group of busi-
ness girls clubs viii hold their regu-
lar monthly business meeting on Tues
day Of this week at o'clock.
Thursday evening the Blue Triangle
Club will hold its business meeting,
and after the close Of the meeting the
girls plan to bowl.
The Tip Top Club will hold a Valen-
tine dance on Friday evening at the
Recreation Hut, at Twentieth and B
streets. Mrs. Ethel Wakeman is chair
man Of the committee and has an
nounced that the Paragons will furnish
the music for the occasion
The Amicitia Club will hold its VAL
entine dance at the Blue Triangle Hut
on Saturday evening.
The committee for the nationwide
banquet has recently been appointed
and consists of Winifred NARROW, Lii
liam Findlay, Gladys Fitzgerald, Mar
garet Eibble, Elizabeth Roland Flora
Robinson, Anna Bohannon, Cecilia
Iden, Marie Zandonini, Ida Larsen, Re-
becca Kanode and Emily Raynor. This
committee is to meet on Tuesday eve
ming at O'Clock.
Girl Reserves.
The annual Girl Reserves Midwinter
Conference, with 257 delegates from six
States, Is in session this week end. This
morning at IL o'clock the delegates will
attend church services or visit the Fran
ciscan Monastery. Dinner viii be
served at the Blue Triangle Hut at
Twentieth and B streets at l o'clock.
The closing service of the conference
will be held this afternoon at O'Clock
in Barker Hall at the Y. w. C. A., Sew
enteenth and K streets. Miss Elsa M.
Peterson, chairman of the Washington
Girl Reserve Department, will preside.
DR.. 2. Barney T. Phillips, rector Of the
Church of the Epiphany and chaplain
Of the United States Senate, will give
the conference sermon. Miss Helen
Middleton viii sing Il Would Be True, "
and the Washington Girl Reserve Glee
Club will sing the anthem, Song in
Praise of the Lord
Monday afternoon at o'clock the
AdelShae Girl Reserve Club at Western
High School will have business meet
ing to plan activities for the new SEM
ester. At 4:30 O'Clock the Girl Reserve
Club at Friendship House will meet, and
at 1880 the Girl Reserve Clubs Of the
George Mason High School, Potomac,
Va, will meet.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
Girl Reserve Club at Wheatley School
will have q hobby meeting, including
dramatics and story telling.
The club program will be full on
Wednesday beginning with a meeting
of the Girl Reserve Clubs at Dennison
Vocational School at 2 O'Clock for plan
ming the program for the new SEM
ester. At 2:15 the clubs at the Jeffer-
son Junior High School will meet and
at O'Clock the Girl Reserve Club al
the Silver Spring -Takoma Park High
School will hold their meetings. The
Semper Fidelis Club Of Tech High
School will have business meeting III
the Girl Reserve club rooms at 3:3C
and at O'Clock the Junior High Sehoo
Girl Reserve Council viii meet at the
Y w. C. A.
Thursday at 2:2O the Girl Reservt
Clubs at the Powell, Langley, Columbis
and Mcfarland Junior High School!
will hold business meetings. At
o'clock Les Camarades and the Fidelii
Girl Reserve Clubs at Eastern High
School will meet. At 430 the Girl Re-
serve Club at the First Congregations
Church will have a hobby meeting.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock tn,