Evening star., 1925-06-18

The Manor Club pool is the largest
of its kind hereabouts. 1t is 100 feet
by 80, and has a depth of over feet
at the deep end. 1t is fed by spring
water. New dressing rooms and
showers have been provided in the
club house especially for swimmers.
Owen Thompson Of Georgetown Uni
versity, formerly member of Duke
Kohanamoku's famous Hawaiian
swimming team will be stationed at
the pool as life guard.
The entertainment committee, head
ed by c. E. Nelson. chairman, is in
charge of arrangements for the swim.
ming program.
Three hikes are planned Saturday
for girls taking the playground test
button examination. The directors of
Park View, Columbia Heights and
New York avenue Fairgrounds will
each chaperon groups up the tow
path beyond Chain Bridge.
Girls from the New York avenue
grounds will leave there at 9 o'clock
and take the trolley to Chain Bridge,
from which point the hike will begin.
Marie McAuliffe, director of the play
grounds, win be in charge of the
groups.
The groups from Park View and
Columbia Heights will join forces for
their outing. The Park View girls
will meet their director, Martha Dun
ham, at 11:30 on their own grounds
and will go in a body from there to
Columbia Heights Fairgrounds. Helen
Abrams, in charge of the Columbia
Heights mixers. requests that her
group meet promptly at 1870 in order
that the party may be completely
assembled when the Park Viewites
arrive.
Girls are advised to bring their
lunches, as the afternoon will be spent
in the woods, playing games.
The following test buttons have been
awarded within the past week for ef
ficiency in playground activities:
Hoover Fairgrounds tbronZe}-Anna
Callahan, Lydia Lawrence and Grace
Skinner.
Happy Hollow (bronze)-Freda Stein
and Oliveria Durgey.
Plaza-Silver buttons were awarded
to three girls of the Plaza Fairgrounds
already possessing bronze buttons.
These girls have completed more diff
ficult efficiency tests and have been
found proficient in at least two years
work. They are: Helen Herbert, Myr-
tie Dorman and Frances Moore.
Georgetown tbronzerReba Collins
and Evelyn Walker
CORDOBA (bronZerF'lorence Brown,
Beatrice Contee, Annie Foreman. Rosa
Foreman, Marguerite Green, Lillian
jackson, Goldie NARROW, Helen Maho-
ney, GladyA Robinson, Bernice Reed.
Bertha Samuels and Gladys Smith.
The semi-final doubles match of
the playground tennis series. sched-
uled for tomorrow between the New
York avenue and Bloomingdale repre-
SentativeS has been postponed until
Monday afternoon and will be played
on the New York avenue court at
4:30. Rose Drill and Regina Harsett
will meet Elizabeth Clary and Mary
Walker in this contest.
Tomorrow the remaining semi-final
singles event is scheduled between
Catherine Ager of the MontroSe
grounds and Harriet Nash of New
York avenue. The winner of this
match will meet Alive Brown of Gar
field for the singles title next week
on the Garfield grounds. Miss Brown
ern High School and with Frances
Iglehart shares the playground dou-
bles title for 1924.
On the Chevy Chase courts Satur.
day morning at 1890 Chevy Chase and
Phillips will meet in doubles. Grace
Moomaw and Eliza beth Miles will rep
resent Chevy Chase and Rosita Ceret-
ii and Virginia Ruetle will play for
Phillips.
Alice Brown and Frances Iglehart