Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17


The William and Mary players are
Jane Moss, Anna Wilkens. Ellen
Moody, Virginia Funkhouser and
Laura Whitehead. They will be OPP
posed by Frances Walker. Cecyle Tay-
lor. Elizabeth Chickering, Louise ON
wake. Edith Petrie, with Miriam Da-
Wis and Marie Didden as a possible
doubles team.
Three singles and two doubles will
be played
George Washington was victor in
its match with National Park Sem
mary yesterday afternoon. to l.
Frances Walker, captain and star
player for the Hatchetites, met her
Waterloo in Harriet Price, the sem
mary star. but. with Elizabeth Chick
ering, she retrieved herself by defeat
ing Miss Price and Louise Hummcll in
the doubles.
Summarized. Price On. P.), defeat
ed F. Walker &c. W., 6-3. 6-3; Eliz-
abeth Chickering &c. W.). defeated L.
Hummell IN. P.), 6-3, IS; L. Om-
wake &c. W.), defeated Priscilla Whit
tamore IN. P.), 60, Go.
Doubles-E. Chickering and F. Wal
ker defeated H. Price and L. Hum
nell, &C., 6-9; Marie Didden and
Edith Petrie defeated P. Whittamore
anu d. I1eISey, -, U--o.
Members of the Capitol Athletic Club
are planning to open a Summer camp
up the river early in June and today
, are going up to look over the ground
and to make arrangements for having
a tent put up.
The girls will meet at 1890 at the
Rosslyn Station and hike from there
to the camp, which is situated on the
Virginia side, next to Camp Tielacond.
They will take their lunch with them
and spend the afternoon on the river.
The club expects to have Mrs. Cecilia
P. Beubig of the Red Cross life-saving
committee as one of the chaperons.
Five matches were played in the
girls Schlag Ball League yesterday,
with some interesting results.
The Wheatley ten defeated Maury
in the Rosedale division in q closely
contested game by a score of to I.
This defeat causes Maury to drop out
of the lead, where 1t was tied for first
place with Pierce and Blow, each of
which has lost but one game.
Benning shut out Webb, "a to 0, in
the only other game played in the
Rosedale division.
Tenley School, in section B of the
Georgetown division, defeated Weight
man, ID to 10, completing the schedule
for that section.
Langdon took the count of the Gage
lassies, 80 to 2, in the BloomIngdale
division, and Carbery administered a
7-to-1 defeat to Ludlow in the Plaza
League.
The opening day of the playground
tennis series saw an interesting con.
test between the 1924 doubles cham
pions and two young racketers from
Iowa avenue.
Alice Brown and Frances Iglehart,
doubles title holders, brought victory
home to Garfield division by their
6-2 and Ga win over Clara Alder.
ton and Virginia Miller, two stars of
thei Iowa avenue division.
The other doubles match. scheduled
between Bloomingdale and Plaza, was
won for the former by Elizabeth Clary
and Mary Walker, who defeated Doro-
thy Hunter and Elizabeth Stull, S-2,
and Go.
The two classes at Wilson Normal
rSchool are holding their annual tennis
tournament to decide the class cham
pfonships. The winner and runner-up
| from each class will receive their let
ters. The two class winners will sub
sequently play In final match for
! the school title.
Play in the tournament has been