Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29
CAMP GOOD Will
OPENS WEDNESDAY
Two Associated Charities Dis
tricts Will Send IS Chill
dren Each.
BABY CAMP FOR BENEFIT
OF CITYS SICK INFANTS
Camp Pleasant for Colored Children
and Mothers Is to Be
Begun Tuesday.

Following q busy week of preparation,
Camp Good VIII, for white children and
mothers will open Wednesday. and Camp
Pleasant, for colored children and moth
ers, will open Tuesday The baby camp.
for white babies. will open Wednesday
and will be located near Camp Good VIII.
Two districts of the Associated Chart
ties. the Georgetown and Central dis
tricts. will send seventy-fve children each
for the opening of Camp Good Will. The
committee in charge has instituted a de-
parture this year. in that each visitor
will accompany her own party. going
into camp with them. In this way it is
hoped that the most friendly relations
will be established between the district
visitors and the people she has selected
to go to the camp.
The baby camp is to be for the benefit
of sick infants. and they will be &C
companied whenever possible by their
mothers. who will be taught by the resi-
dent physician and nurse the best ways
of getting the children well and keeping
them so. The camp Is expected to DO a
great deal of good for sick children.
Medical Examinations.
at each of the camps is to be a feature
Of the work. A corps of volunteer
physicians is to be in charge of each
camp from the time they open, and
each guest is to be examined carefully.
Adenoids, enlarged tonsils, defective
eyes and other physical defects are to
be noted. and after the return from the
camps nurses of the Instructives Visit
ing Nurse Society are to visit the fami-
lies and see that proper treatment for
the patients is secured
The following physicians have volun-
teered their services for Camp Good
VIII patients: Drs. Joseph Heller, RI.
W. Kearney, Jesse H. Ramsburgh. Paul
Johnson, Dwight G. Smith, James B.
Began. G. B. Heinecke, r. Thomas West.
Alfred c. Norcross, Charles L. Walters,
Roy u. Adams, Seneca b. Balm, Charles
NJ. Beall. Charles H. BOwker, John AL
len Talbot; and those for Camp Pleas
ant parties are Drs. {. w. Childs, J. H.
Johnson, c. l.. Tignor, William II. Will
son, II. S. Martin, j. c. bowling, Will
liam j. Howard George w Cabaniss
and =. W. Price.
New Location at Deanwood.
Camp Pleasant is to open this ear at
new location on DeanwooG Fights.
with DR.. j. II. \. Waring. a practicing
physician, in charge. and Mrs. WARM g
as matron. Extensive preparations
have been made at the new site to pro-
vide for the parties Of sixty children
and mothers who will be kept for two
weeks. The location is an ideal one
near Chesa peake Junction, in a wooded
tract.
Tomorrow evening there is to be an
unique entertainment for the benefit Of
concert, and will be held at the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church. Several
colored clerKymen are to take part.
The colored committee working with
the summer outings committee has al
ready collected more than $500 for the
benefit of the camp.
The comittee in charge Of the enter
tainment is composed of Rev. p. Il.
Wiseman, chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth
Martin Mrs George w Cook. Ferdi-
Maria Jordan and Samuel Middleton,
List of Contributions.
The following contributions have been
received to aid in maintaining Camp
Good Will for the summer:
Eugene G. Adams, So: Jerry Adams
80 cents; Miss Amelia NJ. Allyn. 81: F.
S. Altemus. 81: Commander Raider de
Aquno. 81: Miss Mary r. Baker. So.
Mrs Rebecca A. Baker, So; Charles F.
Benjamin. s.. Mrs. Marcus NJ. Benja.
min, So: DIR. w l.. Board. So: Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Boardman. s25; through
Miss Anna 6. Began, 50; Miss Alice j.
Boynton, 81; Miss Heloise Brainerd. So.
Miss Margaret II. Brewer. So Adds b.
Browne, $40; Evans Browne, $12: Charles
NJ Bryant, So: Mrs. Marion G. Burch
s.: Eugene A. Byrnes, IS.
John f. Garland. So: Mrs. Albert II.
Carroll $25: cash, 81; cash. So; cash 80
cents; cash IS: William B. Chiffon 81;
Y P r. u. All Souls Unitarian Church.
So; Baptist Sunday School Union. $l4;
Central Presbyterian 6. E. Society. Sc:
Memorial Sunday school, So: Shiloh Bap-
list Church (additionaD, ST: Mrs. Egbert
A. Clark. s.: Mrs. Margaret Clark. So;
Walter L. Cliff, s.; &c. F. c. IS: Gen.
and Mrs. D. J; craigie. 50; Mrs Pierce
Deiches & Sons. s.: Walter c. Dibreii,
$l5: JUL Dieserud. 81 Mrs: Thomas A.
Dobyns,. s.: Mrs. William c. Dodge. So;
sey s25; Howard F. Dougherty. So; Har-
old E. Doyle. $40: Mrs. Mary l.. Dunlap.
s.; Mrs. P. Edwin Dye, So. division Of
accounts, Department of Agricul-
Miss Kate aa NJ Este: 81; Nh Mr. and Mrs;
Mrs. William w. Everett. So.
Foote. 50: Sam B. Frantz. So: Louis G.
Freeman, $40; Mrs. Luther s. Fristoe,
g; Mrs 40 Louise L. Fuller 81; *.
Miss Florence l.. Gassaway. 81; NJ
Goldenberg. $40; Miss Ada c. Hand S.
Miss Ida Harper s.; 1T. and " H"
81: William II; Harrison. s.; Wells F.
we'll wisher." 81; Dr.. William A. He'd
rick, s.; Lewis Heininger, s.; Charles
NJ. Hendley, 80: Miss Flora L. Hendley
81; Mrs. Daniel W. Herriott. SO: Mr.
and Mrs. John H. HewsOn. 50; b. H.
Hubbard. 81: Miss Clara Hill. 50; Miss
Alice s Hobbs. 50: William l.. Horn
s.; H. S. Howard, L. s. N, So: Harry
Wheaton Howard, $3.
DR. James Franklin jameson 81; A
Geary Johnson. So Mrs Elizabeth O.
Johnson. 81; Miss Katherine Lee Jones'
81; Rudolph Jose, 50; Maurice Humph-
reys Joyce s..
Rudolph Kaufman, SIS: cash, $12: cash,
$40; d. j. Kaufman, $40: Carl b. kefer-
stein, SO: Mrs. Eva r. I<ilkoff, So: cash,
SO: Miss NJ. +. Kingsbury. 81: Mrs. AL
fred Klakring. So.
Mrs Dollie NJ. Lamm. 81; Mr.. and Mrs
F. ]. Lewis. SO: Miss May V. Lewis. So;
Miss Marietta Little. So: Miss Cora A.
Lord, S.: Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Luguer
$50
Mrs Mary A Mcbride St. Mrs Mappia