Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-28

Miss Miriam Sherman will be in
charge.
There have been several special
parties at the lodge the past week,
when people have come out for an eve
ming in the open and for the excellent
dinners provided. A group of 20 from
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
came out one evening, and Miss Sophie
HUH showed moving pictures of the
| national parks and waterways. Later
in the week there was a second movie
night. with continuation of these pic
lures.
Another party of Is from the Frank.
| lin National Bank came out with Miss
| Freda Steffen. when a very delightful
evening was spent.
| Mrs. Mary Owens, Miss Maud Steele,
Mrs. Bessie Abbott and Miss Helen
| Reed are new members of the Vaca.
| ton Lodge family.
Ramp KahIert.
| Miss Helen Wells, who has been at
| camp for five weeks acting as senior
counselor, has returned to headquar-
tiers. Miss Edith l.. Dawson, assistant
| secretary of the young business and
professional women's department, left
yesterday for camp to act as counselor
until after Labor day.
| AS the time for closing camp draws
| near the registrations are growing
| heavier. With the building of the new
recreationdining hall space in the old
| building has been released so that the
Junior House now accommodates a
greater number than ever before.
More girls than could be taken care Of
We're ready to take the rooms as soon
as they were ready for occupancy.
The past week there were IS juniors
at camp-a high-water mark.
A very good monograph is re-
cent addition to the camp equipment.
| This was a gift from the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church through
Mrs. Goodpasture.
| The camp program this past week
was q very busy one. On Tuesday a
treasure hunt was staged, followed by
a party; on Wednesday two large
launches took the entire camp on a
ride out to the Bay and on Thurs
! day athletics held sway. A large mum
| Der of rooters accompanied the base
ball team from the Baltimore Y. w.
c. A, Camp Pawatinika, on South
River. on their annual invasion of
| Kamp kahlert. Following the game
a mock track meet was held. The
camp was divided into four groups
each. one representing a college. and
the competition was very keen.
On Friday evening each interest
group put on a special stunt, while
the dramatic group gave two plays, a
| pantomime from THE Courtship of
Miles Standsih" and THE Ghost"
Miss Amabel Mckee is acting as
camp bugler and the camp program
now has a military flavor From
reveille to retreat and taps the bugle
calls the girls to their activities Miss
Mckee is teaching the campers the
meaning of the various bugle calls.
Yesterday Mrs. Gladys Nest of the
business office chaperoned the buses
going to camp, when the following
went down for the week end or for a
longer stay: Misses Ruth Jackson,
Yetive Patton, Florence Fellows, c.
| Clark, Frances NJ. Pearce, Olive r.
| Garrett, Edith NJ. Williams, Virginia
Lippard. Mildred Ladner, Mary Day.
Catherine English. Frances Purvis,
Ruth Richter. Dorothy Myers, Vir.
| ginia Miller. Rhoda Hatton, Ida Sey.
| both, r. l.. Shepherd, NJ. Ada Slime.
metz, G. A. Churchill, Flora NJ Clay
ton, Eolis T.. Greenlee, Madeline and
! Florence Permit, Grace S. Smith,
Frances Fox. Virginia Parker, Roberta
Willard, $. J. Baker, Marie b. Trede,
Margaret Stomer, Adelaide Uln, Au.
relia Brown, Elsie Gardner and Lucille
Schiller.