Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-21
CHEEKY, BRIGHT DAYS
AT CAMP GOOD WILL
Tired Mothers With Children
Enjoy 0uting-CroWd at
Camp Pleasant.

| Many youngsters and their mothers
at Camp Good Will are enjoying these
beautiful, bright days.
One mother remarked to q visitor the
other day: This il the first outing /
| nave had In ten years. / have been
quite sick. but everything tastes SO
good out here I believe I will get fat
before go home"
The baby hospital camp was. visited
yesterday by group Of Camp Fire
| Girls. who have been much interested
In the sick children, and donated a
| chiffonfer to the hospital in which to
| keep their clothing
Is First of It's Kind.
| The baby hospital camp is the first
of the sort to be opened in the District
Not only do the babies live night and
day on the large sleeping porches under
the skillful care Of doctor and trained
nurses. but the mothers are taken with
| the baby in the hope they will learn to
| care for their little ones so that they
| will not again become i'll when they
! return to the city. There are several
desperately Ill children at the hospital
now, but every effort is being made to
| restore them to health.
At Camp Pleasant.
youngsters at Camp Pleasant today.
Nearly every one of them IL anxiously
| awaiting the afternoon, when parents,
| relatives and friends are to visit the
resort. Early this morning the children
were up and talking of this or that
! that would happen this afternoon. The
| band from the National Training School
| for Boys will play between 4 and 8
pm. The grounds will be illuminated
| by Japanese lanterns and refreshments
will be sold for the benefit of the camp
to the visitors.
Committee Needs Funds.
The summer outings committee is still
| in need Of funds. The following contribu-
| lions have recently been received:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence g. Alien. S.;
anonymous for Camp Good Will. 81; anony-
mousa for Camp Pleasant, 81; anonymous,
81; @. T. B., 81; Mrs. Alexander Graham
Bell. So; Berean Baptist Sunday school,
81; William c. Blundon, s.: Miss Anna D..
Boiling, So; Misses Margaret and Barbara
Ross 81; A. Brylawski. S12: bureau of
engraving and printing. s4.25; Miss Sarah
Buttles, $25; L. c., 81; 8. o. c., 81; Miss
Isabella N. Campbell, 81; cash. 81; cash.
So; cash, $40; cash. 50; census office
clerks, $1O.81; Chesapeake Beach collec-
tions $74.59; Ebenezer A. NJ. e. Church.
$2.O7; Emory Church, $1.s6; Enewah Club
Of Hamhne Sunday school. 1915; c. E.
Society Of the Church of the Reformation,
81; Miss Isabel s. Chamberlain. 50; Mrs
A. A. Chaplin, IS: Edgar E. Clark. S.;
Charles N. Coleman, Sc; Mrs. Julia Collier,
ST. Miss Emily 8. Cook, So; w. A. Coun-
tryman. jr., s.; l.. P. c., SO:
Inv, Mrc
Cushman. $40; Mrs. A. w. E., $40; w.
Walton Edwards, 81: entertainment for
Camp Pleasant. $1.26; w. T. Davis. 81;
Mrs. ]. H. A. Day, 50: Mrs. Mary e.
Palais Royal, s.: Miss Leila F. Draper,
$40; ]. E. Donald, s.; w. G. E. F., 81;
w. II. Fisher, s.; Miss Janet Fitch, So;
Albert +. Fox. s.; Miss Emma A. Fox,
$40; a friend, 50; a friend 81; H. F. Gage,
50: Mrs. Robert H. Gunnell. 81; Miss Julia
NJ. Gilliss, 50; c. Q. Goodpasture. IS;
frank u. Granger, s.; Mrs. William P.
Graves, S.; Miss Alice 8. Griswold, s..
Charles r. Gross, s.; Morris Haeker.
SO: In memory of p. H.. 81; Robert J.
Union Sunday School. So; Mrs. Hawkins,
80 cents; Mrs ]. c. Head, So: Charles ].
Hedrick, IS: Mrs. Bertha L. Henderson.
IS; Miss Hendricks, rs cents; J. W..
Hicks, 81: W. 9. Hoge. SO; Dr.: Mary
John Hood, s.; Mrs. Maud B. Hoyt, Sc;
Mrs. NJ. w. Hunter. 81: Mrs. Charles E.
Hughes, SIS: Wiley Q. Ison. So; VIII
liam A. Jack. jr.. Sc: Mrs. Mary T. Jack
NJ. q. Zion Sunday School. s6.ol; DR..
Ralph D. jenkins. SIS; Mrs NJ. L. Jordan.
So: Miss Barbara Kaufman. 50; III. NJ.
Kintz, 81; J. G. Klein. 81: the Ladies'
Chrispus Attacks Association. 50.
tickets. ST. Willard NJ. Leonard, 50; Mrs.
l. A. Letcher, $3.50; Mrs Berthe B.
Lewis. $50; Reeve Lewis. So: F. w.
McReynolds. 50; Willis Madden, 81; Mrs
$40: Mrs. Wesley Merritt. SIS; Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman, So: Mrs. Sherman
Miles, $40: James Mooney, 81: Levi P.
Morton. $25: Mrs. Henry B. Mum. 81;
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, 81: "One
Mrs. Ruth B. Parker. So; Mrs Mary
Parsons. 81; 4ars. q. s. Patton, jr., So;
the Payne school, $S.16: Commodore G.
H. Peters. So; employees Of the bureau of
statistics of Department Of Agriculture,
So; Miss Flora Pierce, 81; Mrs. Ida Pol
lard, 81: Miss Margaret S. Potter, s.;
proceeds of lawn fete given at Belmont.
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd Nash, 50: Sidney
s.; Miss Veronica Quinn. 81: Mrs. ..
L. Rice, II; Mrs. Mott L. Rodrick. So;
W. F.. Rohr. 81: Miss Georgia Sander
lin and Mrs. Pattie 8. Reed. $40; Mrs.
Julia l. Saunders. So; r. H Seldom
Annie L. Shelley, S.; Harry Sherry, So;
George C. Sholes. 81; Col Louis P. Sic
bert, $40; Mrs. Charles D. Sigsbee. 50;
r. D. Simms. $40: j. Bernard Smith, 50;
DR.. Edward S. Smith, 81; Mrs J; e.
Smith, 81; N. ]. Smith estate, $3.50: Mrs
Matilda w. Stanto, Sc; Mrs. William N.
Strong. S..
| Miss Elizabeth Swartzell. 81; A
| Teacher, 81; w. r. Tibbs so cents; Mrs.
Theodore Tiller, 81; Miss Totten. $40;
Mrs c. J. Train. S.: Dr.. John ?: Turner.
| 81; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Vinal, Sc;
| L. Z. W.. 81: T. A. Wickersham. 81;
Mrs David Warner, 50: Miss Marjorie
F. Warner. 81; Miss Mary w. Warren.
SO cents; Rear Admiral r. N. Watt,
U. S. N. Sc; J. c. Weldon & Co. S.:
| Mrs A. p. Westcott. Sc: Charles v.
| Wheeler, Sc; w. H. Written, jr, 81;
Miss Mary L. Williams, S.: Miss Sadie
H. Wilson. 81: Young Mems Progress
sive Relief Club, $3.50: Young Women's
Progressive Relief Club. 81.
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