Evening star., 1922-06-25
OUTINGS. FOR POOR
/ OPEN THIS WEEK
Mothers and Children to
Leave for Camps in
Automobiles.

Mothers and children of Southeast
Washington will comprise the first
party for Camp Good Will, which
opens Wednesday. with mothers. and
children selected from the sixth dis
trict of the Associated Charities. The
party will assemble at the French
School, where they will be met by
nurses and doctors, and after a
thorough examination will proceed to
Camp Good Will in automobiles
loaned by interested friends. One
large group will go in the motor bus
of the Rotary Club. The doctors and
nurses who will examine the children
are in charge of DR.. Joseph A.
Murphy. chief medical inspector of
the public schools.
Miss Ida NJ. Brownrigg. who has
had varied experience in social work
and has been associated with the
camp several times before. will have
charge of the camp this year. assist
ed by an efficient corps of workers.
Camp Pleasant will open Tuesday
with party from southwest Wash
ington. the fourth. second and third
districts of the Associated Charities.
The party will meet at the Ambush
and Briggs schools. where they will
be examined by doctors in charge of
DR.. Charles !. Tignor. Camp Pleasant
is again in charge of Mrs. Laura B.
Glenn whose efficient work has made
the camp such a success for the
past five years.
Applications Pile Up.
In spite of. the cool weather appli-
cations for the camps have come in
SO rapidly that the workers fear they
will not be able to accommodate all
who wish and need to go.
A number of persons have sent
named for them. The list of tents
SO named are: Miss Anna N Appel.
Council of Jewish Juniors. All Souls
Church tnitarian). Alien, Mitchell
Z Co; Harry Blake. W.. F. Brice.
Daddy R's, St Margaret's Sunday
school. H. V. Hayden, Kings Palace,
IN memory of Helen Cecil Allen and
Billy Bruch. Peggy. W. J. Eek, Phila-
delphia Market Company, Cosmopoli-
tan Club, Albert NJ. Read. Anna Mar
garet Lowe. officers Washington navy
yard, Washington navy yard summer
outings committee. Georgetown In
dustrial Center. w. C. Eustis, Six
teenth Street Heights Woman's Club
Cleveland Park (three tents). en-
ployes Washington Loan and Trust
Walker and "Amicitia." A check OF
s41.S5 was received from a group OF
little girls. who wrote:
We had bazaar for Camp Good
VIII. we would ike TO send there
widowed mothers. with their chill
dren, for one week. The girls are
Betty West, Helen Sloan, Patsy
Etchison. Mary Sleman, Alysee Power
and Peggy Angel.
Another contributor writes: "Our
income won't permit of an outing
with what we have to do with it, but
] am glad to help a little in giving
poor mothers and their children what
they need So much in their summer
outings.
One woman and her friends in
Cleveland Park collected all the large
freezers in the neighborhood and
made and sold ice cream and cake
Besides the happy time they had
S106 was realized
A contribution of S25 was received
from group of ten Kings Daugh-
ters. The treasurer writes: "Our
Neighborly Kings Daughters are
glad of the opportunity to serve in
this way. With all good wishes foI
you and your co-workers in this
worthy cause"
The committee. through its chair
man. John Joy Edison. expresses the
hope that at least one-half of the
funds necessary to cover the worl
of the season will be in hand wheI
the camps open. The treasurer of the
committee is Thomas Bradley, Socia
Service House, 923 H street north
west.