Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-17

| T DIVA AVENUE playground basket
ball tossers. winners of the inter.
playground championship for
! i 1926-27. were awarded silver bas-
| ket balls by Maude n. Parker.
director of girls activities, on behalf
of Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, supervisor
of Fairgrounds, at a party given in
| their honor on the Iowa avenue
| ground yesterday afternoon.
In presenting the trophies Miss
| Parker congratulated the girls on
their success and on the splendid
spirit shown in the games. Virginia
Monk. captain of the Iowans, thanked
Miss Parker in the name of the squad
for the balls and for her interest in
| their sports.
The presentations were followed by
refreshments served at a table deco
rated in DELPHI blue and gold, Iowa
Avenue colors. The champions had
| invited as their guests at the party
members of the three other squads
which had won sectional honors IN
the series, Georgetown. Rosedale and
Plaza, and also players from Park
View and Twin Oaks, neighDoring
Fairgrounds.
Members of the Iowa Avenue squad
who received balls were Miss Monk
captain and forward; Anna Tucker,
II
Harriet Behrend. side center; 1ras
Burroughs and Katherine Doomis,
guards.
The other guests at the party In
cluded the following:
Georgetown playground-Mrs. Abbie
Green Flynn, director; Beatrice Eas-
terson, Anna wilmer, Sadie Kiatta,
Rena Bryan and Dorothy Fling.
Rosedale-Mrs. Ruth Britt, director;
Dorothy Harding. Ethel Bolts, Helen
Streeks, Victoria Nasella, Susie
Meyers and Viola Frazier.
Plaza-Mrs. Carolyn Alexander, di-
rector; Mercedes Perry, Lillian stree
bel. Lena Sweig, Lena Qlivet. Lucy
Olivet, Ell Regis Perry, Madse Ever
EFT and Sylvia Spering.
Twin Oaks-Kathleen Fisher, direc'
tor: Agnes Shanahan, Antoinette I'd
wards, Jane Edwards. Caroline Dew
ereaux and Roselyn Rowens.
Park View-Mrs. Martha Durham
Gordon. director; Billy Storey. Mary
Hoy. Mary Beck. Clara Chaconas and
Dorothy Jones.
Allowing the Jewish Community
Center Juniors but one point. the
Company f Auxiliary sextet won it's
fifth victory in seven starts last night
in the intermediate division of the
washington Recreation League. The
contest was staged on the Hyattsv1lle
Armory floor, the home team scoring,
81 to /.
Company F. players were Misses
McClay, England, C. Heiser, Ander-
son. Fl. Heiser and Werlich. Miss
Werlich proved versatile, putting up
an excellent game in the backnelo
during the opening session and con-
tributing a number of points to the
score when transferred to forward
position in the second half.
The Center Juniors were represent
ed by Misses Street, Wolfman. Green
berg, Banner, Sacks and Goldenberg.
Princess Athletic Club Seniors pene-
trated the Second Baptist Church
teams defense to score practically
at will last night in a special game
played at Hine Junior High School.
The final count was AZ to 13 in favor
of the Princess aggregation. Miss
Dowd, left forward, was responsible
for 80 of the 48 points scored by the
winners. She was supported by Miss
Hall. right forward; Dickel, center;
James and Hedler. side centers; Grub,
Russell and Henler, guards.
Second Baptist tossers were Misses
Almira Adkins, Loveye Adkins, for
wards; NJ. Adkins. center; Johnes, side
center; Henderson and Moore, guards.
HOrsewomen from several local
seminaries will compete in horse
show Saturday afternoon at the Rid.
ing and Hunt Club. to be conducted
by Elizabeth jackson and Mr.. Daw-
son. officials Of the club.
Schools which will be represented
include Holton Arms, Miss Madeira's,
Georgetown Convent, Trinity College
and the Potomac School.
Seven events are listed: Best rider,
10 years and under; best rider. be-