Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-13
FUN FOR K|DD|ES
AT OUTING CAMP
Series of AmuSementS Each
Monday Supplied by Navy
Yard Committee.
BAND MUSIC AND GAMES
AND RARE SPECIALTIES
An Address Scheduled as Part of
Each Experimentation
to Fund.

Beginning tomorrow series of en-
tertainments are to be given each Mon
day during the summer at Camp Good
Will by the navy yard outing committee
for the amusement Of the children and
their mothers Until the last week In
August the members of the committee
will devote their Monday afternoons and
evenings to the Camp Good VIII pro-
grams.
The chief feature for tomorrow will
be address by Assistant Secretary of
| the Navy Franklin Roosevelt. The ex-
ercises are scheduled to begin at 1
o'clock in the afternoon and continue
until o'clock. Other features tomorrow
are to a concert by the Navy Yard
Band the serving of refreshments and
| fiag-raising exercises.
Each Monday there is to be a varied
program, consisting of music games
and other specialties. Refreshments are
to be served by the navy yard commit
tee. The prize committee has arranged
to give a trophy for each game, and
there is to be prize to be given each
Monday to the most deserving mother.
An Address Each Monday.
Speakers will deliver addresses each
Monday, and concerts will be given by
the Navy Yard Band and Naval Re-
serve and Gun FACTORY bands. The
Arguers Minstrels have offered their
services and are scheduled to give a
special program the fourth Monday in
July.
Hiss Madeline Smittson has consented
to have her pupils entertain August Is.
and this feature is expected to be ex-
ceptionally novel. Men impersonating
Mutt nd loft nd nfh
characters to stroll about the
grounds during the entertainments.
The committee. with Chief Gunner b.
p. Donnelly chairman. has been di-
vided in such a manner as to have
number on the grounds daily. Mr.. Hutch
inson, the secretary, has been working out
the various details. b. g. Laid. the vice
chairman, has charge of the prize pro-
gram, and S. d. Cole is chairman of the
refreshment committee and treasurer of
the outing committee
Division of Work.
The committee is divided as working
committee as follows:
Tomorrow-Mr. Cole, Mr.. Moodey Mr..
Ruckert, Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. Phoebus.
Monday July 21-Mr. Laid. Mr. Mon
tague. Mr.. Meyers, Mr.. Meyers, Mr.. Hib
bard. Mr.. Bright
Monday July 2S-Mr. De Groot. Mr.. En-
gle, Mr.. Disney Mr.. Donnelly, Mr.. Hollis.
Mr.. Reynolds.
Monday, August 4-Mr. Chase Mr. Hib-
bard jr.: Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. Schultz, Mr.
Potter, Mr.. Richman.
Monday, August 11-Mr. Blankenship
Mr. Cogan. Mr.. Shepard. MIR. Sartain. Mr..
Eckhardt.
Monday. August IS Jones. Mr.
Drisco. Mr.. Kiel. Mr.. Shreve, Mr.. Meyers
Monday, August 2o-Mr. Hutchinson.
Mr.. White. Mr.. Sampson. Mr.. Nussear.
Mr. Brown, Mr.. LIE Laurin.
Wednesday the second relay will enter
on it's two weeks period at the camp.
The baby camp is filled to its capacity.
Fifteen frail little ones are now rest
ing in the white cribs at the cool re-
treat and everything possible is being
done to restore them to health. Only
sick babies under two years of age
are taken at that camp.
Contributions Acknowledged.
Andrew Parker, treasurer of the sum-
mer outings committee. which has
charge of Camp Good Will and Camp
Pleasant. reports the following contri-
buttons to the work since June 20:
Anthony Z. Addison, $40; Mr.. and Mrs.
La Larz , anderson as,o $50; c: A. AspinWail
S. Bailey, So; "ill c. Barnes. $3; Miss
H. II. Beason. 81; DR.. Gregg c. Bird
sail. ST.; II. Campbell Black, ST. Harry
Blake. SIS; MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Boil
Bond. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Brown. Sc; Mr.. and Mrs William L.
Brown, Sd: Jacob Buchbinder, ST; Mrs.
Edward Burr. So; Mrs. II. S. Butler. $40;
George W. Cabaniss, 81; Miss S. Louisa
Campbell, So: A. w. Chaffee, So Mrs.
Henrietta and Miss Rosa Childs. $40;
Asbury NJ. E. Church. IS; Little Light
Bearers of Central Presbyterian Church,
Hpln
ers Circle. Falls Church. Va, IS;
Nineteenth Street Baptist Sunday school,
SO: Ladies' Aid Society. Church of Our
Father. 50; l. c. Slater's mems class of
Church of the Reformation, 81; Mrs. Mel
vile d. Church. $12; Miss Alice J. Clapp
500: in memory of Mrs. Anna p. Clapp
500; Mrs. S. M. Cook, SO: Levi Cook, ST.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall. 81; John d. Cremer,
Frances G. Gordon-Cumming, &c. Samuel
w Curriden, 81; Mrs. Richard G. Daven-
port, 81; Mrs. Eleanor Slater de Strive
s2J Miss X. +. Dickinson 81; c. D., 81;
Ely. Sd; employees of House & Hermann,
SIS; +. Baker Evans, So; friend, 81; a
friend. ST. Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax, So:
Miss Helen Fay, &c. Catholic" 81 Mrs
Fletcher, So; cash. ss; Mrs. Eleanor T.
Franz, 81: Mrs. Minna Frence So: Har-
vey NJ. Friend. So; Miss Annie F. Gayley
So; Miss Alice Ives Gilman, $40; Mrs.
Henry >. Graves, w, cash, 80; Mr.. and
Mrs II. Charles Hallam, So: Fred c.
Harden, Sc; Mrs. Richard A. Harlow, $40;
Miss Margaret Richie Harrison, $40: Miss
NJ B. Hegeman, 81; William o. Hilta-
bidle, So; Maj. William f. Horton, SO; B.
II. Howard. So: Harry Howe. $S; Henry
]. Hunt, So; Mrs. Ella Hyatt. So: Dr.
F'ranck Hyatt, S12; Mrs. Huntington
Jackson. 81; Mrs. Thomas Jefferson. 81:
Mrs. w. p. Jenney, 81; Benjamin Robert
Johnson ST; Theodore A. T. Judd So;
Rudolph NJ. Kaufman. So: Miss Doro-
thy Winslow Keen, S3; Miss Bessie j.
Kibbey, $50; Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
King, 81; Mrs Joseph Lamar. So; S., SO;
Frank b. Littell. So; Miss Bertha LOCKER,
81; Daniel p. Mccormack So; Mrs. Ed
monia r. McCortney, $50: Jesse Nc
Daniel 81: Mrs. Jonas H MCGOWAN. Sc:
James II. Mckinney, s25; Mrs. George
w. McLanahan $12; Mrs. James McMil-
Ian $40; Dr. w. c. Mcneil. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles L. Marlatt. SIS; Thomas w.
Marshall, $12: Mr.. Arson Mills, $40: Miss
Ellen NJ Mills. So; Miss Augusta Nor
decai. 81: DIR. John w. Morse. $40; w.
b. Moses & Sons. &c. Louis S. Murphy