Evening star., 1934-03-04
AGENCIES
|NNEW QUARTERS
Headquarters Office Is Now
Located at 1901
NJ Street.

OF Its afdliated agencies are now 10
Gated at 1101 M street. The change
was made last Monday and Tuesday
and involved the headquarters office
of the Chest, the Chest Application
Bureau, the Council Of Social Agencies
and the Social Service Exchange. The
Jewish Social Service will move into
the same location some time this week.
The Juvenile Protective Association
will occupy the cottage at the same
address.
The Boy Scouts, Welfare Depart
ment of the American Legion, Group
disqualification Office, Social Hygiene
Society and the Legal Aid Bureau are
now located at 1913 Vermont avenue.
Council of Social Agencies.
Following the conclusion of the
course for volunteers in social work
the council is conducting campaign
to register and place volunteers with
the various organizations needing such
help. A large number have been
registered by Miss Virginia Christie, in
charge of the Volunteers Bureau.
Associated Cnar1tleS.
The staff Of the Associated Char
tiles gave party to the general secre-
tary, Walter S. Ufford, Tuesday eve
ming. He was presented with reso-
luton signed by the workers express
ing their affection and esteem" The
birthday, February 26, gave him a
lounging chair.
Social Hygiene Society.
Plans to limit enrollments for the
Institute on Social Hygiene to 70 per-
sons was reversed as a last minute
rush of entries brought the registra-
ton up to the century mark. This
lecture series was designed to fur
nish social and health workers au-
thoritative information on health
problems in the social hygiene field.
will be held on March IA and 81, from
$50 to 9 pm, at the Y. w. G. A.
The faculty includes many of the Dis
trict's experienced physicians and
executives of social and health work
agencies.
DR.. Walter Clarke, medical director,
American Social Hygiene Association
Of New York City, has been assigned
by this national agency to observe and
take part in the institute. The board
of directors will hold its March
meeting as luncheon at the Admiral,
l640 Rhode Island avenue, March IA,
with DR.. Clarke as guest speaker.
Southwest Community House.
Mrs. Oscar De Priest, wife of Repre-
sentative De Priest, and Miss Muriel
Milton, teacher at Randall Jr. High
School, were sponsors at the reception
given by the Girl Reserve and Girls
Athletic Clubs last week.
Several new instructors have been
added to the staff Miss Rosa Hans
borough, graduate of Howard Univer-
sity School of Art, is instructing a
class in creative art for advanced stu
dents; Miss Irene Farley, student at
Miner Teachers College, class in art,
and Eugene Robinson, student at
Cardoza High School. another class
under student leadership.
Twelfth Street Branch, Y. NJ. c. A.
The meeting of st. Monica's League
will be addressed by Maj. Campbell
Johnson, director of the colored Y. M.
c. A., at II am, March 9, in the
Cathedral Library on Mount ST. Alban.
The subject of his address will be
Conditions Among the Negroes In
Washington" Members Of the league,
their friends and the clergy Of the
Washington diocese have been invited.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
Vesper service last Sunday was
under the auspices of the Industrial
Department Music was furnished by
the Synthetic Male Chorus, Lexington
Smith director A special feature of
the program was the solos rendered
by Lester Dorsey.
Friendship House.
The Mems Social Club will hold a
party at the settlement March z at
$50 pm.