Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

| spending some time in Vineyard
Haven, Mass, has returned to her
home at 1870 Wyoming avenue.
| Miss Marguerite Riegel, formerly
general secretary Of the association at
| New Brunswick, N. j., and soon to
take up her work as executive secre.
tary Of the business and professional
women's department in Brooklyn.
| n. Y, will be visitor to the Wash.
ington association on Saturday Of this
| week. The Brooklyn Y. w. c.. A. will
open its new history building in De-
cember.
Miss Myrtle Henry, house secretary
at the E street center, will leave this
afternoon for a two-week vacation
trip through Yellowstone and Rocky
| Mountain Parks.
Miss Edith Dawson, assistant secre.
| tary Of the young business and pro-
fessional women's department, will re.
| turn to Washington July 20, after a
motor trip in the West.
A group from the Tip-Top Club of
| young business and professional
| women left yesterday for the week end
| at Ramp Kahlert.
Thirty-eight members Of the Blue
| Triangle Club enjoyed a theater party
at the National Theater on Monday
| night of last week.
New tennis classes are forming this
week for the "Y" courts at Twentieth
and B streets. Information may be
| secured and registrations made at the
Health Education office at Seventeenth
and K streets.
The new swimming schedule is now
ready and information in regard to
| dips and classes may be secured at
| the Health Education Office at Seven.
| teenth and K.
The second in the series of dances
being held on the roof Of the new
Y. w. G. A. building at Seventeenth
and K each Saturday night during the
months Of July and August took place
last night. These parties are limited
to so couples. Cards Of introduction
and tickets may be secured at the in.
formation desk. The Y. w. G.. A.
roof Is one of the few roofs in Wash
tngton that are inclosed and may be
used for dancing in spite Of rain.
The Sunday afternoon music hour
from $50 to $50 this afternoon will
again be in charge of Miss Cora
Sponsler. Those who remember the
music hour under Miss Sponsors d.
rection few weeks ago will look for
Mr.. Norman Goldman will give some
violin numbers and Miss Sponsler will
sing, accompanied by Miss Margaret
Bowie Grant.
The hostesses who will be present
to welcome visitors and show them
over the building will be members of
the 1ndoor-Outdoor Club.
Blue Triangle Hut.
Music lovers who were so fortunate
as to be lunching at the Blue Triangle
Hut at Twentieth and B streets on
Monday of last week listened to a
beautiful musical program when Miss
Irma Won Lackey. author and COM
poser of Cherry Blossoms in Wash
ington," accompanied by Mrs. H. A.
Allen. gave several vocal selections.
On Thursday at the luncheon hour.
MISS Frieda Halves. soloist; Mrs.
charles Haupt, accompanist, and Miss
Dorothy Seeman, violinist, gave a
lovely program.
Girl Reserves.
Honor was given to the Girl Reserve
department of the District. when
Pauline Shaub of Western High
School was made president of the
Girl Reserve conference being held at
Camp Whelan. Harvey Cedars. N. j.,
Miss Mabel Cook, executive of the
Girl Reserve department, left Friday
for an extended trip, which includes
California, Washington, Oregon and
return through the Canadian Rockies.
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
The month Of July is a popular one
for vacations at the Elizabeth SOM
n NJ
dents have left the city for various
parts of the United States and other
countries. The vacationists include
Miss Gertrude Ennes, director of the
Elizabeth Somers, who left July s for
three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Howard Luttrell. Rocky Mount, N. c.;
Miss Hazel Maulding, who left July l
for a visit to her father In England;
Miss Violet MacIntyre. who is visit
ing relatives in Scotland: Miss Loduth
LaRaw, who left July Is for two
months at Estabrook Studio, Rock.
port. Mass: Miss Ileen Robinson, who
is with the British embassy at Black
House, Manchester. Mass, for the
Summer; Della Januszkiewicz. who is
at her home in Northampton, Mass,
for the month: Margaret Ralston, who
is at her home in Pittsfield, Mass;
Pauline Myers. who Is spending July
in Cincinnati, Ohio; Esther Cherness,
who is at her home in Council Bluffs,
Iowa; Doris Redfern, who is at her
home in jamestown, r. l.; Olive Bax.
ley, who is at Blackville, S. c.: Mar
garet Murray, who is in jamestown,
r. l.; Evelyn Witham, who is at her
home in Keene, N. H.: Marion Phelps, |
who Is in Grafton, Ohio, and Alice |
Burden, who Is spending the week at |
Ramp Kahlert. Teachers who are
away for the Summer are Misses |
Elizabeth and Anne Wilson, who are
at their home at Ingleside. Queen |
Anne County, Md; Miss Clara |
Vaughan, who is at the University of |
Virginia Summer School, and Miss |
Gladys Mckee, who is at Columbia |
University, New York City.
Ramp Kahlert.
Friday was athletic day at camp. |
For the various contests of the day |
the girls were divided into two groups,
the Blues" and "Whites." The morn. |
ing was devoted to swimming demon |
STATIONS by the three groups Of |
swimmers-the beginners. intermedi. |
ates and expert swimmers. Base ball |
and races Comprised the afternoon !
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