Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25


Mrs. Katherine w. Eddy Of New
York, who paid recent visit tc
Washington and spoke to some of the
association groups, is to sail for Hon
olulu TO become the head of the
Y. w. G.. A. there. AS former hos
tess OF the International Friendship:
House of the Y. w. C. A. in TOXIC,
Mrs. Eddy has had a wide acquaint-
ance with Orientals of all classes.
A series of eight conferences for
national and local leaders of the
Y. w. G. A. is announced for early
Fail and Winter, under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Frederick Paist of Phila
delphia. Each conference will have
a general theme, such as youth, or
kindred general problem of today
Approximate locations announced arr
Texas, Virginia, Colorado, California.
Iowa, Washington and Florida. New
York may be added as a meeting
place for those in the East. Each
locality, according to Mrs. Paist, will
choose it's own program. Each con
ference committee will be made vi,
of local as well as national members
Mrs. Emma f. Byers of New York l.
executive secretary.
The experiment of having a sep
arate conference for young girls in
business and industry is being tried
this year at Arcola, Pa. In former
years this group met with the Girl
Reserve groups. The conference Will
last from July "a to 81. Miss Mary
richardson. chairman of the Y. G..
b. l. committee of the Girl Reserve
department, viii be the leader of
delegation from Washington, com
posed of the following: Miss Thelma
McWilliams, Miss Charlotte Shipman
Miss Jennie Hayden and Miss Re
becca Green
The residence reports a busy
month, over 200 tranSients having
been accommodated so far during
July
The pool department announces an
extra dip period beginning this week
for each Friday night from $40 to
$50, to help care for the increased
numbers using the pool.
Ramp Kahlert will have about 10
guest this week. There are II week
end guests and 25 vacationists, of
whom are seniors and 10 juniors. A
large number of juniors are staying
over second week at the camp.
The base ball game between Kamp
kahlert and the Baltimore camp,
which the Washington team won, hao
sequel in a return visit last week
A large number of Baltimore rooters
accompanied the team to Kahlert.
A group of girls from the Business
and Professional Womens department
are spending the week end at Kahlert
Miss Grace Pope, Miss Iby Everly,
Miss Winifred Staubly and the
Misses Margaret and Helen Gaylord
of the Wohelo Club, and Miss Mildred
Crupper of the Amicitia Club are
members of the party
Miss Martha McCracken, general
secretary of the Annapolis Associ-
alton, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Leatherbury of the club department
are week end guests.
The Summer residence at Cherry
dale, Va, reports cool nights in spite
of the intense heat.
Recent visitors to the lodge are
Miss Marian Sargent, Industrial Sec
rotary of the Y. w. c. A. at Knox
Vile, Tenn, who is staying for a few
days; Miss Maud Steele, who will
spend the coming week, and Miss
Freda Steffen, Miss Agnes Neill ana
Miss Kathryn Fout, who are spend.
ing the week end
The nature study class will meet
Tuesday night, with Miss Marjorie
Anderson as leader with grasses and
cereals as the subject.
The vesper service at o'clock to-
night will be under the leadership of
Miss Carla Davis.