Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-23
GLAD LITTLE PEOPLE
At CAMP GOOD WILL
Many Weary Mothers Also
Provided With Rest and
Recreation.

ITS nice out here and mean to
come every year." was the statement
Of an eight-year-old boy at Camp
Good VIII yesterday. This seemed to
be the consesus of opinion among the
145 mothers and children at the camp.
Small children were seated in the sand
box. some making pies. while some
who were too small for that seemed to
enjoy immensely the sensation Of try
ing to take up a handful and seeing It
quickly disappear. leaving a delicious
GOODNESS behind.
One party had just returned from
the Zoo in the camp wagon. and told
stories of experiences with the monkeys
and other animals. A group of boys
at the swimming pool were having
the time of their lives The music box
was another source of amusement. but
especially interesting to the visitors
was the group OF tired mothers, rock
ing in the cool shade and enjoying to
the utmost their we'll earned rest
All Ready for Supper.
When the supper bell sounded at 6
o'clock there was a wild rush from
every direction. but no confusion. They
all fell In line and went into the din
ing pavilion quietly. the boys waiting
patiently until the mothers and girls
were seated.
Besides the rest and fun Of Camp
Good Will. a great deal is being done
to put the children in better physical
condition. Each child is examined
carefully before going to the camp,
and many instances are deteced OF
adenoids and enlarged tonsils These
children will be followed up on their
return from camp and their mothers
persuaded to have them promptly at
tended to. In the last group that
went out there was one small child
who might have lost his eye II 1t had
not been for the timely inspection of
the camp physician.
Contributions Acknowledged.
The sum of $4,000 core than has al
ready been contributed will be needed
to carry on this work for the rest of
the season. Capt. Andrew Parker,
treasurer of the summer outings COM
m. ttee Of the Associated Charities, re-
ports the following contributions re-
ceived:
Mrs. William L. Marshall. 81; Mrs. E.
+. Chance. So: Mrs. w. S. Richards, 81 !:
cash, 81; Mrs. H. 8. Blaine Beale, IS;
MSS Saran SeWail Munroe, $40; Miss
Gertrude A. Truman. s.: cash, 81: Gun
c: E. Society. IS; Charles Il.
t.uiinei. ~: n. L. ttusI IS; Littie Girls
Club, proceeds Of a lawn fete, $21.S5;
st. Marks Lutheran Sunday school, S.;
Harold Davis, $12; cash, 81; Benjamin F.
L..s.to ii, ~; + AIN Uelei ooIie. >1O:
cash, IS; John Ross Martin, s.. so; Jesse
" All Iia
Sharpe. s., Ernest M. Merrlck. $40: John
Scrlyener. 81; Miss Phyllis Hight. S: r.
j. Hall, =; cash. 81: Lieut.. Commander
ana a4is. Lioya ri. Chanuuer, 81; edward
w. Oyster, 80; H. b. Wilson, 500; Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union. $40:
Miss Grace Penney. IS; Miss Marietta
q. Deehan. So; Miss Edith II. Deenan,
u; N. s. Thompson, 81; Edwin c: Bran
school IS; Nicholas Luquer. $40;
Franklin T. Sanner. So: Thomas Bryan
Huyck, Sc: Walter c. Clephane. -: DR..
luna Minerva Green. u; w. Claude
Barrett. 81; Joseph B. Church. IS; H.
snowden. SO; Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
Corsen. 81; Miss Mamie III. Dade, 81:
William Mckenzie Townsend, $40: Mrs.
Charles %, sigsbee; Sc; Widows mite"
Mrs. L. P. seibold. IS: Friend" $40:
Miss Anna d. Boiling. 81; Miss Jenny
Powell Grady, SO: Miss Mary Murray
Lockwood. $3.50; Clarence B. Rheem. SO;
lewis s ara sra MISS 1sy; sa Miss R;;,n
81: Merritt O.. Chance. 50; H. Charles
Hallam. IS; I'm memory OF Mrs. c.. C.
Black" $40; Miss Edith A. Koon. So:
Miss Rosa L. Easily. $40: Walter D. WI
cox. 50; Edward E. Norwood. s.; J. B.
So; Mrs. Gertrude D. Smith. 50; George
Y. Worthington. IS: Mrs. Eugene At
wood. $40: H: c. Barclay, 81: Miss A.
c. VogeI 50; Miss Bessie Rubenstein. 81;
IL n: Copp. IS; Miss Harriet M. Hobbs,
81; Miss Marian Young, $24; Miss Frances
Young. $40; Mrs. Samuel g. Cornwen.
IS: Thomas Hyde. SO; E. ]. Thompson.
Sanders & stayman. So: Mrs. John Bolt,
So; Gen. Crosby p Miller, So: Brig. Gen.
George L. Andrews. IS; F. Charles Starr.
SO; Commander George Wood Logan, IS;
AaT5n 1 pSseuI e. ss zepn P Psss 81
Robert T. Lang. $3.50; Judge and Mrs.
Luther r. Smith, IS; Miss Alice J.
Boynton, IS: cash, 81; DR.. N. b. Shade,
IS: James Baird, $25; Lewis & Jones,
For Camp Pleasant.
For Camp Pleasant (colored) the fol-
lowing dulOuHtS nave Occu ISCo1Ve0.
Miss Ada c. Hand. IS: cash. s.; cash.
so cents: Mrs. c. T. Baldwin. 81; Zion
Baptist Sunday school, $3.50; cash. %
cents; DR.. D. e. Wiseman, 20 cents:
Mrs. elizabeth Martin, 80 cents; Gal
braith A. NJ. E. Zion Church, 50; Mount
Zion M. E. Church. $3.50; Walter S.
Ufford, 81: zeph Moore, So: Miss Miriam
Suplee. IS: Young Ladies' Protective
League. IS: w. 8. Dufield. 81: Mrs. Ed
monia Smith. 81; Miss Mary E. Crow
well, 81: Miss Merrill. % cents: Will
liam Myers, Is cents; Miss Rachel Nc
Quinn. 80 cents; Miss Georgia Coleman.
e Church 50 OF: Miss