Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
ARE INVITED
TOCAMP GOOD WILL
Camp Pleasant, for CoIored
Children, Will Soon Be Ready
for Occupancy.

The summer outings committee has ex-
tended an invitation to all interested in
it's work to visit Camp Good VIII. on
Military road, Rock Creek Park. near
Brightwood. Arrangements have been
made for song services to be conducted
Sunday evenings during the season.
These services are in charge of the young
people Of several Of the local churches.
The philanthropic committee of Mt.
Pleasant Congregational Church has vol
unteered to conduct the services for two
Sunday evenings, July Is and August 20.
Rapid progress is being made in put
ting Camp Pleasant in condition, and the
first party will go out this week. This
Camp for colored mothers and children
is situated at Lincoln. D. c., near Ben
ming. The committee on Camp Pleasant.
ing preparations to open the camp at it's
Easy to Reach Camp.
One advantage which the camp offers
this year is It's accessibility, being but
thirty-five minutes ride from the Treas
ury Department. easily reached by visit
ors and mothers and children who will
be sent out for a two-week outing.
Wednesday second party of eighty
mothers and children will be sent to
Camp Good VIII, making 100 in camp.
DR.. f. L. Mason and Miss Elizabeth
Cropley, registered nurse, will assist DIR.
Jesse Ramsburgh in the examination Of
the children for the second party.
While the response to the appeal Of the
committee has been prompt and gener-
Gus, it is explained that more money Is
needed before the committee can cease
it's labors of appeal.
Contributions to Fund.
For Camp Good Will, Andrew Parker
treasurer OF the summer outings COM
mittee of the Associated Charities. 923
HI street, acknowledges the following con-
tributions:
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne. S.:
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter. No. II,
So: Lee ,McClung. Sc: Mrs. E. E. Brooks.
81; Mrs. Thomas w. Symons. So: Mrs.
Mary B. Rathbone. 81; Electa Chapter.
No. ?. Q. E. s., $40: cash. IS: Ferd T.
F. s. Altemus, 81; Miss George E. Bow
man, So; Mrs. Walter L. Cliff. 81; James
w. Cliff. 81; John L. Heupel. 81; Miss
Sue NJ. Landon. 81; l. p, 81; cash. 81;
Mrs. William c. Rives. $50: w. w. War
E. Edwin Dye, So: Admiral and Mrs.
George c. Remey. 50: Mrs. B. Hughes.
So; Mckinley Council. No. 1872. N u, $40;
John H. Clapp. $50; Frank B. Noyes. $25:
Washington Heights PRESBYTERIAN sun
day school, So; Frederick w. Swanton, $40:
Miss Frances Twitchell. So: Thomas n.
Kearney, SIS; Mrs. Jeanette M Bradley.
So: Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Willis. So; Miss
Janet Fitch, So; Miss Maude NJ. Keck,
81: "a friend" IS; William T. Davis. 81;
Mrs A. Graham Bell. $25: Junior Young
People's Branch of the w. c. 7. u. So;
All Souls Unitarian Church, SO: Misses
Helen W. and Viola w. Myer. 50; DIR. R.
p l.. Wiltberger, 50; Rev. Wallace Rad
cliffe. IS; Miss Julia Darling Strong, S.;
DR.. and Mrs William K. Butler. $40:
Judge Charles S. Bundy, 81; Mrs. Arthur
lee SIS: James j CLEARWATER, 81: Miss
Margaret S. Potter, 81; Henry w. Draper,
So: Mrs. M. ]. Vincent, 81; Mrs. Dallas
Bache Wainwright. 50; Royal Helpers
Circle Of Kings Daughters and Sons OF
East Falls Church. So: Mrs. CORTLAND
Hoppin, SIS; Mrs. Henrietta A. MaoMur-
raw. SIS; Mrs Henry G.. Gannett, -;
Mrs. II. r. Sturtevant. 81; Mrs. r. M.
Meetze. 81; Rear Admiral Sidney A.
Stanton. SO; Miss Julia c. Lindsly. So;
lexington Presbyterian Sunday school,
So: Miss Helen Munroe. IS: Mrs. F. w.
Bolgiano, 81: Mrs S. B. Stimson So:
James H. Hendrix. 81: Mrs. Ammon Beh-
rend, 81 so: Mrs. Charles McCarteney'
81: Miss Mary B. Ladd. IS; Enewah Club
of Hamline Sunday School, $5; Miss Eliz-
abeth Meyer, 81; Emmanuel NJ. Casano-