Evening star., 1925-06-16

The junior registration list, VIII
ready filled for the opening week.
ceived by Mrs. M. N. Hunt at the Y
Twenty Camp Fire Girls from Ham
line Church have registered with the
Girl Reserves group and Will leave
! for Kahlert Saturday under the cha
peronage Of Dorothea Mcdowell.
According to camp regulations, girls
| may register for two consecutive weeks
or for two weeks at odd times. NO
schoolgirl is permitted to register for
week ends alone. This privilege Is re-
served for those who are unable to
leave the city during the week.
A large variety Of sporting activities
is on the program, including tennis.
| swimming. boating, fishing. hiking,
water carnivals and other games.
Health Certificates Needed.
Health certificates showing condition
OF heart, lungs and skin must be pre-
sented at camp before entering into
activities. This certificate may be OBJ
tanned from ones own physician or
from DR.. Edith S. Coale, the Y. w.
c. A. physician.
DR.. Coale's examination hours are
from to 8 pm. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at the y. w. C. A. head
quarters. A small fee is charged for
examination. Y. w. c. A. pool certifi-
Gates will be accepted
Each camper is advised to come
equipped with boomers, knickers or
short skirt. MILDLY, sweaters, hiking
shoes, bathing suits and toilet articles.
Swimmers are requested to bring
caps according to the following classi.
cation: Red caps. beginners; white
caps, intermediates. green caps, ex
pert swimmers.
transportation to and from the camp
will be furnished by a local bus com.
pany. The bus leaves each Saturday
from 6l4 e street northwest at 2:3O
pm. and from kamp Kahlert at pm
On sunday evening the bus leaves
the camp at 7:30
The following girls have registered
Ior the week Of June 20-27: Camp Fire
Girls-Betty Newcombe. Bertha How.
ara Orrel Belle Claflin, Helen Howard
Harriet Lipp. Kathryn Brinley, Lynda
Edwards. Elsie Tarmon. Suza nne
Brlesen, Julia Cookman, Lois Davis,
Louise tenton, Eleanor May Johnston,
Mary Rose, Mildred Sisler. Jeanne
vest, Florence Sugar, Dorothea En-
lls Beatrice Pond and June Rose.
Juniors Girl Reserves): Mabel Ellis.
worth. Dorothy Gardner. Nell Cole
man, Dorothy Ruth. Helen Boyland,
Ellzaoeth Corkins, Sunny Jim Baker,
Virginia Riggles. Rosemary Pla
E1zabeth Sweet. Marion Barrett, Vir.
gin!a Rand, Zoe Salkeld, Helen Salkeld
Ruth Morgan, Frances Galatzo, Nellie
Hecohett. Virginia Hutson. Betty
Smaltz, Esther Hall. Corella Morriss,
Louise Fenton. Mary Fenton, Venila
NJ. thinker, Ruth Russell. India Bell
Corea, Lois Corea. Helen Nichols, Vir.
ginia Thompson, Grace Muirhead,
Edna Mason. Emily A. Rollins. Mar.
garet Knapp, Katherine Peffars.
Seniors: Dorothea Mcdowell, Mil.
dred Fenton, Grace Winter, Harriet
Rodes. Josephine Gray. Amy Crandall,
Emma Marks, Phronia WaldbiIlig.
Christine Ross, Flora Storpler. Eleanor
McGinnis, Ruby E. Massey. Ted
Troxell and Lucille Wunderlich.
Troup 81 of the Girl Scouts will go
! on an early morning hike. Thursday
Vera Laurence. captain, announces
that the troup will leave 100 Good
Hope Road at am. hiking out along
| that road into the woods. where camp
will be made and breakfast cooked
The object of the hike is to study
the early morning habits Of birds
The party will return about 9 O'Clock.
At the Flag day celebration held
yesterday in the auditorium of Park
View School. the schiag bali team
winner of the Columbia Heights divi.
| sion title, was presented with the sill
YER cup, offered annually by the play.
grounds department. Maude Parker
playground director, made the preSen-
tation speech. She was introduced
| by Frances S. Farley. principal OF
| the school. Gertrude Mcdonald and
! Sadie Fine, captain and manager OF
| the Park View tossers, received the
| trophy for the team.
| At the same assembly, "Burly'
Hamilton. former Central athlete, pre-
sented three girls with &C" clut
medals which they won in the recent
meet at the Central stadium. Gladys
| Ladas received a gold medal; Dorothy
Briggs. silver, and Cecilia Shock
| bronze, for first, second and third
| places in the 50-yard dash, an event
arranged especially for junior runners
The semi-finaIs of the playground
| open tennis series will be played Fri
| day and Saturday mornings.
One singles and one doubles match
| are scheduled for Friday on the New
York avenue courts. New York Ave
| nue. will meet Bloomingdale at 1C
o'clock in the doubles and Montrose
Park will oppose New York Avenue
| in the singles at IL o'clock.
On Saturday at 1890 Chevy Chase
double and semi-fnalists will play the
William S. Phillips team at Chevy
! Chase. Twin Oaks will meet Garfield
at Twin Oaks at the same hour in the
| other doubles contest.
Finals in both events will be played
on the Garfield Court. The date will
| be announced later.
Kathleen Johnson, president Of the
| Washington Hockey Association, has
announced that an effort will be made
| this year on the part Of local fans to
establish at least three clubs in the
| District in order that it may take its
place among the members of the