Evening star., 1924-06-29
Y. W. L. A. NEWS

The Bibuophilae class Of the Y. w. |
C. A. held its last party Of the season
Friday evening at Vacation Lodge,
Cherrydale, Va The party had a |
threefold purpose-a final reunion be- |
fore disbanding for the summer; a |
farewell to Mrs. Elaine Rising. who !
is resigning from the local Y. w. c.
A staff, and the pecuniary object of
raising money to send a delegate to
the Silver Bay conference, which will !
be held July Is to 25.
Miss Helen Mcneil soSrotAry of
the Y. W. C. A. Girl fYN~arves, is at.
tending the industrial conference OF
the northeastern section at Summit
Lake, N. Y.
the industrial clubs of the Y. w. c. A,
is spending the summer at kamp |
Kahlert, Galloways, Nd.
Miss Mildred M XIX. secretary of
the Business Girls C1ebA is leaving !
Washington Tuesday tb attend sum
mer school at the National Training |
School for Y. w. C. A. Secreta ries, in |
New York City In the fall she will !
Women's department OF the \. w. Z. |
A in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Migonette o. buckingham of
the business staff of the Y. w. c: A.
born, Md.
Miss Marie Flick. n,cretary tn the
board of directors of the association,
is resignng Tuesday. Miss Flick's
work with the association has been
of Unusual value because of her ia
miharity with association activities
IN central Europe; Following the the
work with the American Commission
Of Relief, at which time she visited
officially number Of European Y. w.
G. A. centers. For tba past year Miss
Flick has been STUDYING in New York
at Columbia University and with DR..
H. c. Metcalf in personnel admins
tration. Her resignation is a distinct
loss TO the local association. At
present her plans for the summer are
not completed
Mrs. Clark B. Cummings, who was
secretary to the board of directors
of the local association for the past
four years. has returned to Washing
ton after months vacation in Still
water, n. y.
Mrs Guy Aber of the local staff
month of July touring through Penn
sylvania and Kew York state.
Miss Mary J. Wright has just re-
turned from two weeks leave. Dur
ing the months of July and August
Miss Wright will be hostess at Vaca-
ton Lodge, Cherrydale. Miss Ardelle
Payne will assist at the Y. W. c. a.
headquarters during Miss Wrights
absence.
The Premiere Club of the Y. W.
c. A. is holding a week end house
party at kamp Kahlert, Galloways,
Md Miss Laura Adlard is president
of the club and Mrs. Helen Wells
Fidler is chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
Other guests at kamp kahlert will
be Miss Janet Pulliam. Miss Fila
Dirsh baush. Mrs. Margaret Langley,
Miss Edith NJ. Williams. Miss Dorothy
Beard, Miss Marguerite Daily, Miss
i-e. II1ir
Ida Elliott. Miss Lucy Holland, Miss
Bertha Kushnstedt, Miss Marion Ben
ner. Miss Grace Brame, Miss Orea-
belle Williams, Miss Valla Shaw, Miss
Morgan, Miss Alice H. White. The
juniors are Virginia Hutson, Dorothy
VI. Ruth, Katherine Bethune, Eliza
beth Sweet, Laura Rogers White,
Betty Smaltz, Virginia Rand. Mar
guerite Bogus, Janet Jacobson.
The local association announces
that the registration for kamp kah-
lert is most gratifying. The camp is
so new. having been established only
last summer, that its present popu-
larity exceeds normal expectations.
The use of the camp is not limited to
netMon5s nr Women "a are g eligible to take gdSan-
tage OF the camp privileges. The
camp has two miles of water front
on Back Bay and West River salt
water bathing and swimming under
the direction of experts offer one OF
the main features of recreation at
camp. Tennis, volley ball, hikes and
campfire parties offer a variety of
pleasurable entertainment. The camp
is thirty-four miles from Washing
ton Automobile busses follow the
Annapolis pike through Marlboro one
and one-fourth miles beyond Mount
Zion, two more right hand turns and
one left-hand turn of a well marked
road takes one directly to kamp
Kahlert Guests at the camp are
An invitation is being extended to
the visiting delegates of the National
Education Association to attend an
open house" at the Y. w. G. A. head
quarters, 614 f street. Wednesday,
from to o'clock. Members of the
board and staff will act as hostesses.
This is an interesting opportunity for
local women to meet the distln-
guished members of the National
Education Association convention.
The Washington Association Will
be represented at the Silver Bay con-
ference July 1928, by four delegates.
Miss Gertrude Ennes, secretary or the
Elizabeth Somers Y. w. c. A. resi-
dence, will lead the delegation; Miss
PeTgy Hel1iwell, Mrs. Nina Rohrer,
or her proxy, and Miss Isabelle Jack
SON will represent the various actiVi-
ties of the association.