Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

urer, and Miss Annie Doty, general
secretary, of the Young WOmen's
Christian Association in Knoxville,
Tenn; Miss Olga Tappert of Chi
cago, Mrs. j. II. Trussell of New
York City and Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Beck Of New York. Mr.. Beck is per
sonnet secretary of the New York
Wall Street Exchange.
The regular meeting of the staff
this week will take place Tuesday
evening instead of in the morning.
Following the business meeting there
will he a picnic party, for which the
following committee is maxine ar
engagements: Miss Minnie Y. Sand
berg, Miss Saida Hartman, Miss
Helen T. McQuillen, Miss Myrtle,
Henry. Miss Helen Wells and Miss
BoZeman.
Miss Marian E. Casey. who has
been executive Of the girl reserve
department for the past two years,
is sailing on the New Amsterdam for
a year of study abroad She will
visit England and Scotland before
going to France for the Winter. Miss
Carrie Mae Roach, former girl reserve
counselor at kamp Kahlert, will &C
company her. Miss Mabel Cook, at
present assistant girl reserve score
tary, will succeed Miss Casey as
executive of the department.
Miss Bessie Brown will leave June
90 for a two weeks vacation.
There will be a meeting of the sec
retarial committee tomorrow at IL
am.
On Tuesday the rooms registry
committee will hold the last regular
committee meeting of the season,
with a picnic luncheon at Vacation
Lodge.
The Summer hours for the food
service at Seventeenth and X streets
have been announced as follows: The
tearoom will he open on week days
from IL o'clock to 80 p m, except
on Saturday. when it Will close at :
nm. On Sundays it viii be open
from $50 to 7:30 pm; the cafeteria
will be open on week days from 1880
to pm. and from to 80 pm. and
the sandwich shop on week days from
S am. to pm.
A delightful hour Of music is
planned for this afternoon from
$50 to 6:30 in the sunroom, on the
roof, when Mrs. Ida W. Seaton, So
prano, will sing.
Last week the patrons OF the Blue
Triangle, at Twentieth and B streets,
were indebted to Mrs. Caroline Bacon
of New York City, who played for
an hour at noon.
Monday and Tuesday evenings of
this week the fourth floor assembly
room will be used for the two con- |
Guiding lectures of Miss Jessie Bur- /
rail-, who has been giving series |
of lectures here and at Calvary Bap- |
fist Church.
Tomorrow afternoon the Friendship |
House Nursing Aid will hold IA meet |
YIn
Overstreet will be in charge.
On Thursday about twenty MEM
hers of the Eastern Star will give |
a luncheon, Mrs. Charles f. kuecnle
will be the hostess.
Young Business and Professional
WOmen's Department.
The Amicitia Club is having
house party at Ramp kahlert over
the week end. The "Amicitia AuXll-
iary" (our husbands) are joining the
party today. Miss Grace Shannon IS
the newly elected president of Ami
citia and Miss Martha Wright is
chairman of this weekend party.
The Blue Triangle Club of young |
business girls is having a dance on
the roof garden for the club mem-s
hers and their friends on Thursday |
evening at $3.50. Miss Clara Glasgow |
is chairman of the party. Elmer |
Brown of George Washington Uni /
pianist and leader, with his
orchestra, viii furnish the music.
Miss Edith DawseesNpssistant sec
rotary of the business and PROBES
sional women's department, VIII leave
this week with her mother and Sis
Ter for a motor trip to the West. |
amending some time in Chicago and |
Decatur, Ill.
Education Department.
The course in nature study. under
Miss Esther Scott, head of the nature
study department of the puonc
schools, will conclude with a nelo
trim on Saturday afternoon.
THE new swimming schedule Is
ready for the Summer and those
wishing to learn TO swim before gong
m vacation should register for the
classes at once,
Miss Amelia Bottcmley, who mas
heen assisting in the h ealth education
division the past few months, h@S
gone to Camp Chinqueka, where she
will act as counselor for the sum
mer. returning to the washington
association in September.
Miss Louise Albert, formerly IN
xtructor at Martha Washington Semi |
nary, is teaching both tennis ana
swimming in the health educatlon oe'
partment. - |
Miss ar. V. Sandberg, director OF |
education. acted as one of the judges
of the fifth annual Bible storytelling |
contest of the Y. NJ, c. A. held last |
week.
Ramp Kahlert.
Kamp Kahlert will open its regular
SGf4 There
been already 40 junior and 10 senior
registrations for camp. On Wednes-
day. preceding the opening, the kamp |
Kah1ert staff will hold a setting-up |
Miss Florence Dunlap IS
director of the camp, Miss Dorotnea
Mcdowell, program counselor; MISS
Ruth Walton, who for several years
was swimming director at street
will be in charge of the swimming
Miss Mildred Louden, who was dlrec-
tor at the Camp Fire Camp last sum.
mer. will be in charge Of arts ana
crafts; Edith Elcome, who mas nad
experience at Camp Arcola or the
Philadelphia Y. w. G. A, and Lucy |
Houston, who taught physical edu. |
cation at Winston-Salem, n. G., VIII
be counselors, and Elizabeth Corklns,
Dorothy Ruth and Jerry Martin VIII
be counselor's assistants.
The 1926 class Of the Lewis Hotel
Training School is spending the after
noon and evening today at kamp
Kahlert for a supper party.
Vacation Lodge.
Vacation Lodge opened Wednesday
with a large household. Additional
guests registered for a lengthy stay
are Nissis Imogene England, Mary
Louise Brown, Gwendolyn Taylor, G.
Boone. Astrid Langborg and Maud
Thompson. Miss NJ. V. Sandberg will
opcn the season with a sunset Vesper
service at pm. on the front lawn
Of the lodge. Tea will he served fol
lowing the service.
Industrial Department.